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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-09
Vets, Widows, Children
Should Return VA Cards

whose income is greater than
Sl400 a year or those with de-
pendents whose income is
greater than $500 . year may
not receive . pension under
present law.
Failure to return the report
Ing card within 80 days will re-
suit in the stopping of the month
ly pension payment.
The VA also pointed out two
important facts:
Veterans and dependents re-
ceiving service-connected com
pcnsation payments will NOT re-
ceive cards and do NOT have to
report incomes.
This income QUESTIONABLE has
nothing TO do with the new pen
sion law which goes into effect
July l, 1860. All pension recipi-
ents will receive further informa-
ton on the new law in the mail
during March. The question
naire being distributed now must
be returned to insure that month
ly payments will not be inter
rupted.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-09

Social security taxes for the
IA million people in work cover
ed by social security were in
creased as of January /, 1860.
Employed persons will notice
this when they get their first
take-home pay after the first of
the year; the self-employcd won't
be affected until they make out
their 1860 income tax returns
early in 1861. The increase for
employed people will be y per-
cent-3 cents out of every pay
dollar instead of 5 cents out of
every $500. Self employed
people will pay Az percent in
stead of 3s4 percent. The tax,
in both cases. applies TO earn
ings up 10 a maximum of $4,000
year.
THE present increase in the
social security tax puts the tax
where il was originally SEIZED
uled to have been years agro'
Benjamin d. Waechter. manager
of the Downtown social security
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-09
DETROIT TRIBUNE, SATURDAY, JAN. g. 1860
Darkness Hides Pedestrians

GOOD driver just does not DO
this
Pedestrians assume too much
by thinking the driver can see
them Just as we'll al night as
during he day Slutz added.
The illumination OF a pedestrian
in a headlights beam does not
necessarily mean that the driver
has seen the person afoot. or
that he has seen him in time TO
stop
The records further showed
that nighttime accidents ac-
counted for 20 per cent OF
the pedestrian fatalities during
the whole year, indicating that
while il is a more critical prob
lem during the winter months,
il is still a serious problem
during the whole year.
One other factor stood out
most prominently in an analysis
of the records. Seventy three
per cent of the pedestrians killed
in 1859 were over As years of
age. with the age group between
IS and IA accounting for the
largest toll.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-09
Guilt and Fear
Mar PoplarviIle

Yew York,-The white popul-
alton of Poplarville, Miss, is
"wrenched by conflict between
dread and guilt over the lynch
ing of Negro Mack Parker, a
magazine editor declared
Writing in the current issue
of Look Magazine, Georgia-born
editor George Leonard, Jr. said
he found during recent visit
to Poplarville that people were
trying desperately to force the
ugly matter from their conscious
minds
THE people of Poplarville
were obviously trying TO fool
themselves. Some of the less
educated already has woven a
web Of fantasy to protest them
from their own feelings Leonard
wrote.
He said he was told by one
man that most people" in Pop
larville think that the Parker
case was "a flame-up by the
NAACP" and that there wasn't
no rape and there wasn't no
lynching.'
The Parker case made inter-
national headlines last April
when Parkcr was dragged from
a Poplarville jail by a band of
masked men two days before he
was TO 80 on trial for raping a
pregnant white women. N G
days later, his bulet-ridden body
was recovered from the Pearl
River.
Leonard said in Look that he
was told by Southern news
paperman that the local attitude
supporting the lynching was far
more general when the story
broke than most of the local
leaders are now willing to admit
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-09
617 Drivers Cited

During the past year, 5,000,0 900
sate-driving miles have been
chalked up by GIT owner-drivers
OF Twin Pines Farm Dairy. The
annual Safe Driving Awards
we're presented by Byrnes-Mc-
Caffrey Insurance, Inc. to the
GIT drivers who have driven
their trucks for one year without
a chargcable accident.
The safety program includes a
quarterly inspection for sss,ty CT
all Twin Pines vc.a ..ts, and many
safety reminder devices such as
posters and stickers on the
trucks and at the branch de.
pots.
The awards are based on the
safety code of the National Safe.
ty Council.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-09

Disabled veterans. and widows
and children Of deceased veter-
ans who receive monthly non
service-connected pension pay
mentS from the Veterans Ad.
ministration are urged by the
VA to return promptly the prop
erly filled-in tabulating card
which has been sent them for
use in reporting their annual in
come.
Cards have been sent TO 878,.
600 veterans and $4,000 vetcr-
ans dependents who are receiv-
ing pensions from the VA.
Pension recipients are allow.
ed 80 days. or Until the close
Of January, 1860, 10 return
the card with the information.
Those without dependents
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-09
Our Duty

We must perform our duty
of loving God, and His Gre
alton at all times, to become
proficient in the practice in
order. that we be called the
Children of God
We have no place in our
society, in our public, or pri-
vate affairs, nor in our gov
eminent for guilt, disgrace,
and dishonor. Because when
we be still and know God
is Love, Mind, Soul and all,
we have no room for doubt
full supposition. God is able
to keep us faultness and keep
us from falling or failing.
The Power of God
Now we have a claim to a
power above all powers. And
this power of God does not
impose punishment, while in
preparation of adjustment to
meet every human need. I"
Therefore, we should not be-
come sensational nor emo
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-09

The deadly importance of dark
ness in pedestrian traffic fatal
lies during the winter months
has again been emphasized by
ihA Detroit accident records OF
the\past two months.
I'M December II pedestrians
were Nilled on Detroit streets
All l7Imet death during hours Of
darknges.
In November nine pedestrians
werf fatally injured Again all
nine met death al night
Donald Slutz, managing d.
rector OF the Traffic Safety
Association. said that both
drivers and pedestrians as
sumed TOO much by driving
and walking az night Just as
they did during daylight hours.
1T should be obvious that
drivers cannot see as we'll al
night and should reduce their
speed and double their alert
ness to cope with any emergen-
cy,' he said. But 100 many mo-
florists drive exactly the same
way at 1870 pm on winter
night. as they do at three o'clock
on summer afternoon The
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-09
FEAR NO EVIL

sionsl In our persistence TO-
ward scientific rsssarch for
preparedness.
Ours To Use
On the other hand, we
should use our spiritual un-
dsrsianding In order not to
b . 0 m . mssmsrizsd. nor
hvpnosi1sd by the material
senses of hate, fear, preju-
dice. and human bigotry.
This is the time, and the OPP
portunity for all real Chris
tians to take spiritual posses
sion of heart, and conscious
ness, that the people become
not panicky.
Be Still and Know
When we be still and know
the real Truth about God,
and His universe, there are
in reality no enemies.
The Psalmist Prayed
LET God arise, let his en-
emies be scattered: let them
also that hate him flee before
him.
"As smoke is driven away,
so drive them away: as wax
melteth before the fire, so
let the wicked perish at the
presence of God.
But let the righteous be
glad; LET them rejoice before
God: yea, let them exceed
ingIy rejoice" psalm 68:l-3)
Mrs. Eddy has stated: "The
facts of divine Science should
be admitted, although the
evidence as to these facts is
not supported by evil, by
matter, or by material sense,
because the evidence that
God and man coexist is fully
sustained by spiritual sense.
MAN is, and forever has
been, Gods reflection. God
is infinite, therefore ever
present, and ! ere is no
other power nor presence.
Hence the spirituality Of ths
universe is the only fact Of
Creation"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-09
Methodist Bishop Calls
Latin Amer. Melting Pot

In a statement of his impress.
sions of the inspection tour, as
the official representative of the
denominations Council of Bish-
Gus, to a representative of Meth
odist Information, Bishop Clair
wrote as follows:
I'VE visited the work OF
The Methodist Church in Cos
IA Ries, Panama, Peru, Bolivia,
Chile, Argentina, Uruguay
and 3rsziI."
we arc rendering helpful
service with the limited person
mel we have in these countries.
But the needs are so great they
stagger one. And believev not
only that there is need for the
Evangelical Movement, but GER
tainly for the peculiar emphasis
that is our unique contribution
-an experimental religious ex.
pcrience.
The task is not easy because
OF the pressures. but il is en-
couraging to note the progress
we have made. We found church.
es vitality active and schools and
institutions striving to meet the
various needs of the people
schools, hospitals, rural work
farms, social service centers.
Goodwill Industries and in one
instance we are operating q den.
tai school,"
I'VE were struck with the fact
that though we are doing much
the task is so great that we an
pear to be doing very little"
Latin America is truly melt.
ing pot-Europe, Asia and Afri.
ca--and especially in Brazil IL
is interesting to see how the ex.
pertinent is working. There is
no racial problem as such.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-09
kGT Prof" Gets n. {.
Literary Award

GREENSBORO, NC. - A
professor at A & T College
last week presented the GOV
eted North Carolina r. d. w.
Conner Award for literary
excellence.
DR.. Premise A. Logan, pro-
fesSor of history was voted
the award by the North Caro-
lima Literary and Historical
Association for having writ
ten the best article published
in the North Carolina His
torical Review during the
past IL months.
His article, entitled, Econ
omic Status Of fhe Tow n
Negro in Posf-Reconstrucfion
North Carolina, took first
honors in that category and
with IL went the certificate
and cash award.
T h e presentation took
place at the annual awards
luncheon of the Association
held at the Hotel Sir Walter
at Raleigh on December a.
A graduate of Fisk Uni
versity, DR.. Logan received
the Nj. A. and Phi. ID. degrees
from Western Reserve Uni
versity and has done post
doctorial work at the Univer-
sity Of Bombay in India.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-09
ENROLMENT DOUBLED

American colleges and uni
versities will double their en-
rollments and triple their costs
nv 1871, climates Merritt NJ.
Chambers, visiting professor of
higher education at the Univer-
sity of Michigan.
The University OF Michigan
Survey Research Center will in
terview over 1900 families across
the country in January and
February in its 18th annual
Survey CT Consumer Finances.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-09

This understanding and fion: n eur psr.'.s.rs' TO-
knowing is the only way to ware se,s"'"'s TOT
In proporoonoSSs
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1960-01-09

ST. LOUIS, Mo.-Latin Ameri-
ca has been declared truly a
melting pot by Bishop Matthew
w. Clair. Jr., who returned here
on December 10 from a three
months inspection tour of Meth
odist mission in South Ameri-
ca. The prelate, who is the resi-
dent Bishop of the st. Louis
Area Of the Central (Negro)
Jurisdiction of The Methodist
Church. was accompanied on the
trip by Mrs. Clair.
Evening star., 1960-12-18

SPECIAL
SATURDAY-HlshIishts Of 1860. 1000 p.m.-7
BASKETBALL
ATURDAY-Detroit Pistons VS.. Boston Ceties
200 p.m.-4
BOWLING
SUNDAY-championsh Bowling.
11:0o AMI
MONDAY THROUGH FRIDAY-Sparetime Bowl
ing. $50 anil
M0NDAY-Bere, Jackpot. 1890 p.m.-4
TUESDAY-Strikes and Spares. 1870 p.m.-l1
SATURDAY-BowI the Champ. 400 p.m.-7
Bowling Stars. 4:3o p.m.-4
Make That Spare. 1870 p.m.-7, 13
GOLF
SUNDAY-ceIebrity Golf. 500 p.m.-4
SATURDAY-AII-Star Golf. 500 PM
FOOTBALL
SUNDAY-AFL Football. $50 p.m.-7, -
Baltimore Colts VS.. San Francisco Forty
Miners 4:3o p.m.-2
MoNDAY-corraIin' the Colts. 1870 p.m.-ll
ROLLER DERBY
SATURDAY-Team Matches. $50 pms
Evening star., 1960-01-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES +

SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE by
major OIL company. Located at
kamp Washington, FAIRFAX Co,
va: at corner of Maple st. and
Route 236. New, recently con-
structed, now ready for Operation.
Financial assistance and paid
training available. For full infor-
nation call Elk. 3-25l6 days or
JE. 1892 ewes. Mr.. Douglass.
SHOE REPAIR concession. Avail
n new cleaning plant on Lee
nlghway. Arl;. Va. For info, con-
tact Mr.. GALKIN. LO. 5-l7OO.
TAILOR SHOP, 90 years in same
due to death. AID. 4-I49I.
WELL-RATED and long established
commercial heating and air-con-
oltloning hrm seeks young expert
enced sales engineer who desires
to leave the big manufacturer and
enter business for himself. selling
ape, directing his own installation
work under competent supervision
with going concern. Reasonable
salary during initial period: fu-
ture earnings on proflt-sharing
basis. Please give details OF age,
EDUCATION and experience: replies
confidential. Box 43-S. Star.
WHOLESALE MDSE, at close ou,
prices. New Swiss watches, 2-yr.
service CITY. $3.50. Pens &c Wal
let $500 d. Ripple sole shoes 81
prs. Cufflinks, $3.50 dz. Over so.
900 items in stock for immediate
delivery. Cash and carry. TASH
ENTERPRlZES. 2nd floor-7R
9TH st. n.w-2nd floor.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY INTO in
surance agency as active partner
Replies strictly confidential, OF
course. Box 1855, Star.
Evening star., 1960-01-21
FARMS
CHARLES H. JAMISON


225-a. stock or dairy farm. S-rm.
stone house 3 fireplaces, good
mod kit, 40x6O barn, 20 stan.
equip. BALTIC market, 4Ox7O dry
cattle barn, etc. $50 a. crop and
hay, 80 fertile river bottom,
% a. woods, 10 mi, northeast
Frederick. S4S,00O. $500 cash:
bal $500 per mo.
l91 a.-S-rm. white frame house,
semi mod. kit, bath, SIS stan
6arn, Baltimore milk permit silo.
James Way calf pens, corn house.
etc. 70 a, perm, pasture, $50 a.
Bal wooded, Mile I'd. frontsge
$4,000; terms $500 cash
go a; river road stock farm.
Leased $1,000 annually. emile
trontage river I'd. and C&O canal.
10 mi. D. c. $3.50 per acre: q
100 a. Dickcrson-sugar loaf Mt.
stock or dairy farm. 6-rm. house,
bath, mod kit, lge. barn, . silos;
- g. wooded: A. a. BLUEGRASS
frontage, . roads; $3.50 per acre.
~ a. Darnestown- Rockville. s-rm,
moo. house, new. guest house or
once. lge. barn, silo; 10 a. wooded.
bal pasture: stream. DEVELOPMENT
potential. S mi Rockville land
and buildings. $1,000 per acre.
Terms.
90 a,-S-rm. house. mod. kit. din.
rm., liv. rm,, den, 4 bedrms., bath,
attic. bsmt, oil heat. walk-in deep
freeze, hobby shop, with firepl,
30X5O barn; stream. 4 a. wood.
Near Urbana, Rte. 240. 81 mi.
D. c. S23,500: terms, $4,000.
H. JAMISON REALTOR
PooleSville, Md.
No Toll WI, S-9223 or DI. a-3262
CHARLES FLGIN. DI a-32R2
Erwin BUTT, Po, 2-2206
FARMHOUSE tG rent in nearby
Howard Co. Three bedrms.. bath.
full bSmt, mod kit; 500 per mo.
ALSO
Grazing and hay farm o. -
acres, near ClarkSville, Md: barns
but NO dwellings, could carry 150
young cattle; only $1,000 per yr.
Gall MR.. lager, Parkway
5-"OT4.
S 100 M, $50 MO. hmvs for S4,-
$50 IL acres; good Arm, bunga-
low; nh, elFc., nd rd.: white
community; 67 mi. =. d. c. KI.
S-SO7", OWNER
CONTINUED on Next Page)
Evening star., 1960-01-21
GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING

50 300 DOWN FHA -
7l-ft. brick-and-redwood
rambler on Da-acre lot:
3 bedrooms. l6x12 de
luxe kitchen, 2lx14 liv-
ing room, 2 baths. ga
rage, breezeway. Anchor
fenced rear yard. Choice
area between z Corners
and Fairfax. $4,000.
Call CIR. 3-4560 to see
1t today.
ARLINGTON - 4-bed-
room. 2-story home: near
bus. shopping. schools.
Kitchen with eating
space, formal dining
room. tiled floor in base
ment. garage. $4,000.
Call ia. 10000 to see
1t today.
MINED. OCCUP. As
sumo 4iaes CT loan: brk.
ramb. on "a a.: 3 bed
rms. . baths. liv. rm.
with firepl,, gar. FHA, GI
or convent, financing; 2
blks. bus, shop, schools.
$17.950. Call FL. 4-S6OO
to see 1t today.
! ACRE - New, 3-bed-
room, la-bath brick
rambler in Chantilly-
Herndon area. Full base
ment, large kitchen, for
NAL dining rm. S22,750.
Call CIR. 3-4560 to see
1t today.
Evening star., 1960-01-21
GEORGE MASON
GREEN co.
OPEN o TILL o IA. 4-1400

REALTORS
OPEN o TILL 0 IA. 4-1400
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS-Mid-30
Loveliest rambler We have seer
for the money, in many . day
3 bedrms.. 2i5 baths. and huge
rec. rm. with fireplace that Il
wonderful for entertaining; abso.
lutely perfect condition. FRANK
8. PHILLIPS, INC. Realtors, IA
7-s0l2: ewes, KE. S-2659 or ia
CLUB HILLs-Magnif1.
cent, new, 4-bedrm., 3-bath ram
bier. commanding breath-takins
panoramic view Of Washington
features g huge family room. plps
Q beautiful recreation room. 9
car built-in garage: l6,000-su. 1T
lot with lovely trees. Outstandins
value at S44,750. FRANK 8
PHILLIPS. NC. Realtors, IA. Z.
SOl2: ewes. KE s-2659.
DON'T LOOK NOW" but your
better judgment is showing vher
you call US on this spanking new
brick rambler with large Twins
rm. with fireplace, sep. dinint
rm. and modern kitchen with
breakfast space and > full baths
on lst floor; full basement with
outside entrance and spacious rec
rm area with I'd fireplace; base.
board heat; I2-acre lot. etc. Al
this for under 100000. 2. W
BERENS, Realtors. 304 W. Lee
hwy. Fairfax, CR. 3-140l.
FALLS CHURCH-Homes for sal,
are scarce in this quaint city. ont
reason being the highly accredited
81. James and George MasoI
Schools. Here's one within watkins
distance; . porches cooled by nat
ural shade. large living rm. with
fireplace. oversize kitchen, full
basement: large wooded lot. Yol
NAV assume an attractive loan
Shown by appt. Price, Sl7,50O
Call JA 5-6s00, q till q, sHANNof
& LUcHs, REALTORS, 2055 vii
son blvd
Evening star., 1960-01-21
TRADE FOR LAND

viii trade equity in small D. C.
income property plus cash for
farm. vacant land and lots. Ask
for MR.. GORLITZ, ST. 3-117s.
Evening star., 1960-01-21

CLOSE N-New. 3-bed-
room, brick split-level.
lust of Shirley hwy:
2Ox13 living room, for
NAL dining room. Ia
baths. full basement.
S20,950. Call XII. S-2320
to see 1t today.
ASSUME 4lzes LOAN
3 = bedroom, brick-and-
frame split -level, with
basement: $50 per mo.
pays principal. interest,
taxes and insurance.
$4,000. Dial 7O3 -
GY. 10000 to see today.
YACHT HAvEN-"Texas
size" brick and stone
rambler. Just blocks from
Mt. Vernon Yacht and
Swim Club. Entrance
foyer. l5xl3 streamlined
Kitchen, 4 bedrooms, 20
II. recreation room. "a
rage and screened porch.
Choice, h7-acre wooded
lot S29,950. Call so 81
6790 to see 1t today.
WALK TO SCHOOLS -
2-story home near bus,
shopping and churches
In North Arlington: 22x
13 living room, 3 bed
rooms, Ia baths. walk
out basement, garage,
screened porch. Sl4.950.
Call ia. 10000 to see 1t
today.
Evening star., 1960-01-21
INVEST. PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

) STORY BRK.-Rear 735 sth st.
Sc. 25'x25, each floor. Toilet fac
and elect. Ii. $4,000.
Evening star., 1960-01-21
BARR REALTY, INC.
Zig Wilson Blvd. IA. 4-3360

FALLS CHURCH AREA-Famiiy-
size brick Cape Cod: powder rm.,
bedroom. separate dining rm.
screened porch 1st floor; . bed
rooms, bath md floor: full base
ment; SlS.95O: Sl5,350 49,
loan can be assumed. LYNN
REALTY, JE. 2-940O or JE
2-6729.
FOR THOSE WHO PREFER REST
and seclusion, let US take you "a
see this modest-size brick ram
bier, located Just q short distance
from the fabulous Z Corners shop
pins center. A 3-bedrm., 2-bath
beauty with basement and Rarage
on q level 1h-scre lot. Priced at
$4,000 and shown BY appt. Cal
ia. 5-6S00, SHANNON e. LUCHS,
REALTORS. 2055 Wilson blvd.
FOUR ON ONE bedrms. and 9
fun baths all on the same floor
in this brand new split-level
hcmel Westinghouse electric kitch-
en- in color has cherry breakfast
space Paneled recreation rm. is
complete with fireplace: oversized
garage has space for lawnmower
and bikes Located in the Mclean
Langley area less than 20 min
from d ovnt town Washington
Priced at S24. $50. SEE IT TO-
PAY Call LURIA BROS, Realtors
Evening star., 1960-01-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

EXTRA MUsKETEER? We have the
rambler, featuring 4 bedrms. and
2 baths on l flodG dashboard heat,
2 fireplaces, de IKE kitchen. large
dining L." full bsmt., carport:
S2l 800. JE. 4-22SS, PARKER,
SMITH a. DONNELL, Realtors.
Evening star., 1960-01-21
STORES FOR RENT

BARGAIN: 4931 GA. AVE. NV
Large, modern, 30 #. BY 40 It,,
plus balcony and bath: 1,40O So
it.. good cond.; heat incl: Sl5O
mo. Key at 1927 Ca. ave, EX.
3-4111: ewes, IA. 9-5137.
BUSY TRANSFER POINT, neaI
Kennedy and Georgia ave.-Small
store: $40 mo. RA. 3-2943.
C0LESVILLE, MD.-Proposed new
shopping center now leasing; ideal
for drug store, dry cleaners, etc,
CHESTER KELLER. JU. 5-7lOU.
COLUMBIA PIKE SHOP. CENTER
--16x65 optometrist, shoes, chill
dren's wear, etc. WEISBERC
BROS, REALTY. ia. 5-O6O6.
CORNER 18th and Shepherd NV
Excel. location for home i'm
proyement CO.. aluminium window
business or general contractors:
showroom, pvt. ofice and shop
area; approx. l.100-Sq. #. ground
n: immed. occupancy; Ieas. rent.
RA. 6-6S0O.
DOWNTOWN, G ST. N.W.-Largel
cor. store with bsmt., storage
SPACE. mOd air rOpd Ma Q-SSOp
Evening star., 1960-01-21
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

10000 so. FT., in new brick BLDG
Falls Church. Va, u block from
r.r., siding and Lee hwy. loading
docks, parking; ideal for light
manufacturing and warehouSinc.
Lease all or part of bldg: 81 to
Sl.25 per So # Call JE. 4-672O,
weekdays, Q to :.
Evening star., 1960-01-21

HAVING AN AFFAIR?
Entertain your frienus in style in
this charming, large 3-bedrm.
brick rambler with part rec. room
In fun basement. Lovely lot with
towering trees. Assume Sl4,2OO
CI 42S loan. Call now for ap-
potntment. BROWN a. BROWN
REALTY, JE 4-OO4l.
Evening star., 1960-01-21
INVESTMENT PROP, SALE
fcONTIAiIEnA

ST. NV, 1908 - Mod, Aunt
brick apt: total rents, S292 so
mo-; all sep. utils. Price. S2S, 800.
Owner wants offer. FLOYD Z.
DAVIS CO., 1929 K st. NV, MA.
S-0352; ewes, LA. 6-OS28.
Evening star., 1960-01-21
GARDEN IN THE TOWNE

This spacious 3-bedrm. plus den
brE. and frame Cape Cod has both
charm AND center-hall entrance,
powder rm. of oen. 23-ft. liv. rm
with fireplace. sep. din. rm.. and
kit. with eatins space, o. well as
double-exposure bedrms. iull bsmt
with partly finished rec. I'M; at
tached gar. and SIDE porch; all on
q gorgeous 200-ft. lot with shade
trees. FHA appraised SCI. 200.
r W. BERENS, Realtors, 3O4 W.
Lee hwy. Fairtax, OR. 3-I4Ol.
HANDSOME DUTCH COLONIAL
featuring / bedrm. and / full
bath on LIST floor, 22-ft. living
rm with fireplace, family-size
aiming rm., up-to-date kitchen
lovely large rec. rm.: screened
porch for your summer comfort
. bedrmS. and full bath on md
moor. CloSe-in N. Arlington loca-
ton. All on a very large lot
with stately trees, Walk to schools,
shop. and bus. A real home with
loads to offer. Be sure to see It.
Call ia. $4,000. BETTER HOMES
REALTY, INC, Realtors.
Evening star., 1960-01-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.

BRAND SPANKING NEW antique
9riek 9,,lS nctho Colonial, with 8 bedrms,. 2
with fireplace, dining rm., COM
pletely equipped modern kitchen
and y bath on the 1st floor. A
huge finished rec. rm. with fire-
place and outside entrance in the
basement. All this on q 2OO-ft,-
deep lot with trees: in one Of the
finest locations in N. Arlington.
Priced at S3O,950.
Evening star., 1960-01-21
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


CONDITIONING CONTRACT
INGj approx. 25ee interest. Sl6.-i
900 position 10 qualified person.
Box ASS, Star.
Evening star., 1960-01-21

SMALL INVEsToRS-N.w.
area, 8 apartments. Il bed
rm eachl. Very clean. own
er retiring Priced below cost.
Call Miner Wahby with
BOSS & PHELPS. INC.
A. $4,000 RES, HE. 4-3O22
Evening star., 1960-01-21

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Evening star., 1960-01-21
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
ANNANDALE

5,OO0-sQ 1T. build
lnss: ample parking, dock loading.
GENE STEIN TU. 2-7324, OV.