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TUNISIA

Continued From First Page
Western powers-although the
United States currently fur
nisheS roughly so per cent Of
his national budget, has helped
to equip his army and more
than once has spoken up in his
defense in his various quarrels
with Paris. In the past, he has
cited some Western powers as
friends. This omission was
viewed as an ominous sign
among some Western observers
here.
With the war musnrooming
beyond a limited objective Of
forcing the French from BIZ
zerte, the seaport city was re-
ported quiet at midday. The
center of town was held by the
TuniSianS and travellers from
BiZerte reported there was spo-
radio rifle and machinegun fire
just before noon but it died
down quickly.
Reports Of casualties in the
undeclared war-now in its
third day-varied.
A Tunisian government
spokesman said up to last mid
night 110 TuniSians were killed
and 500 wounded. A French re-
port in Paris had 80 Tunisians
killed, 200 captured. French
casualties were listed as 5
dead, 80 wounded.
Earlier, the Tunisians re-
ported French planes strafed
TuniSian barricades as French
paratroops advanced in tanks
into the streets of the city.
Move Toward Tunis
In midafternoon, the Tuni-
sian government controlled
news agency reported French
planes were bombing the Tunis-
Bizerte highway at a spot
roughly midway between the
two cities. 1t said French ar
mored forces were moving out
OF the Bizerte perimeter south
toward Mateur and Tunis.
The same report said Tuni-
sian marksmen downed one
French plane. There was no
immediate confirmation of
these reports from any other
source.
French officials in Paris
denied that French aircraft
had bombed the road. They
also denied Tunisian reports
that French troops had halted
Red Crescent (Red Cross am
balances heading for Mcneil
Dyemil to pick up wounded.
The Tunisian government
said it had turned down two
French ultimatums to surrender
the city In Paris, French Of
ficials denied there had been
any ultimatum and said the
base commander had simply
offered to help protect the
European and French civilian
population.
Arab nations are lining up be-
hind Tunisia and denouncing
the French ImperialistS." Pres
ident Nasser's United Arab Re-
public and the Algerian rebel
government based in Tunisia
offered troops to fight the
French.
In Paris, Premier Michel
Debre conferred at length last
night with President De Gaulle
and announced a readiness to
negotiate a cease-fire. The
French have declared. however
they will never get out of their
historic Mediterranean naval
base under Tunisian threats.
In London, the British gov
eminent called on France and
Tunisia to halt the fighting in
Tunisia and seek a peaceful
solution of their difficulties.
Undoubtedly Britain would be
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INTERPRETIVE REPORT

Of Bizerte may advance that
dream or turn it into a night
mare.
sBourguiba's basic motives in
suddenly raising a new demand
for the French to leave the big
Hizerte base likely are mani
fold.
With a solution to the long
Algerian rebellion lying some
where in the relatively near
future, Mr.. Bourguiba would
face a strong, united Moslem
leadership in Algeria which al
ready had proved its mettle to
the Arab world. His own posi-
tiOn. as host to rebel Premier
Ferhat Abbas and the Abbas
government in Tunis while they
opposed the French, would be
pushed into a secondary posi-
ton.
Adds Vague Claim
= BY jumping to the fore as q
militant nationalist, supporting
his demands with troops and
sunfire. Mr.. Bourguiba may
have hoped to take his place
among those who faced up to
France with arms and men.
But he has clouded his move
rlent in that direction by add
ing a vague claim to part of
the French-held Sahara.
The Algerian rebels look on
this with diStaste, feeling that
his very claim indicates that
region is open to negotiation.
They claim it is rightfully
Algerian, and thus in their
own domain.
When TuniSia achieved in
dependence, the French and
Dlnisians agreed to negotiate
at an unSpecified later date on
French evacuation Of the
Bizerte base.
In recent months Mr.. Bour-
g1iba has demanded that the
French leave Immediately.
:, Warns Against Force
There has been no public
refusal by the French to talk
out the problem, and only this
week President de Gaulle in
Evening star., 1961-07-21
u. S. Pushes for Accord
On Bizerte OutsideU.N,
By EARL II. VOSS
Star Staff Writer

The United States sought continue press France and
Tunisa to settle their Bze dispute among themselves
the issue came before the United Nations Security today
was believed likely that United Nations Ambassador
Ada Stevenson would be making policy issue deveoped
By pressing for solution outside Nations the
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MOTIVE BEHIND BIzERTE ACTION Il
/ Bourquibo Bets on Power
b RICHARD x. o'MALLE1

UAB8uCIHEeu ELeos Eta1I "IISsI
PARIS, July 21.-President
Eabib Bourguiba Of Tunisia
has long cherished a dream Of
becoming the revered leader Of
the Moslem triumvirate in
North Africa: Tunisia, Algeria
ana Morocco.
His unleashing Of military
force to drive the French out
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of the
years many people who
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found
they limited the advertising the publication could take legal
stakeholder
Because they recognized the need for of income the
provided by forming commercial printing plant The print
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managers
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Founded child controversy the the
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agement
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CLAREMONT
Shopping Center
ARao Kinr Il AlaY. Va

Store, 40x60; now q hardware
store; splendid opportunity to ac-
quire for free, good will built over
the years. Adjoins Claremont
private houses. King st. or Rte.
z being highly developed: ideal
location for paint store, floor COW
ering, marina and sport goods or
any ,ther business.
MR.. KETTEIL, S18 N. Glebe Rd.
Arlington 8, Va. IA. 2-5004
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for REM

3 ACRES enclosed by 6-ft. chain
link security fence. Several bldgs.
zoned nght industrial. p. g, CITY.
close To d. c. RE. 7-2035.
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FARMS
tcokfINUEDt

651 acres having 1k-mile stNta
road frontage with 500 aereS in
pasture; located Just off RoitS
29-211 D. c. side Of Warrenton,
Virginia priced way below fh0
market at $3.50 per acre.
COURTHOUSE REALTY
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RFRRYVmIP IREI
MOUNTAIN BREEZES
II ACRES

One hour D. C. Long main road
frontage. Stream, small woods,
outbuildinEs Lovely 3-bedroom
country home, Ia baths, Q ochs.
$4,000 dn., bal. st 6Te No agents.
Haymarket, Va 7o3-PL, 1885,
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STORES FOR RENT

BETHESDA'S prestige bldg. now
ready. 1900 Wise. ave. $500 to
10000 50. #. Of prime lSt floor
space avail. Tremendous office
and commercial area with repeat
traffic. Rental includes all utin-
ties and Parking on private lot
Total bldg. of 10000 50. It. al
ready rented. Call JU. 1880.
COLLEGE PIX. 46l3 COLLEGE ave.
Ideal store: nr. main gate Of
Nd. o. Any type bus. WA. 7-0421
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UPPER MONTGO OMERY
COUNTY i

8 acres comfortable country hons
IN excellent condition, 3 bedrooms.
living room, dining room, modem
kitchen, IA baths, full attic; nil
hot-water heat. Barn, garake.
other buildings. Orchards, pasture
garden, shade trees. Hard drive.
Located on State road near B6gO
station: within easy eomautfnR
distance Of Acc and Washington.
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gerachis

REALTY CO. JE. 2-2s14
GREAT FALLS - quaint cottage
and wooded knoll, 394 acres. Ad-
jacent country club. Retirement
retreat. All expandable to large
rambler. S1Q,500. PL. p-2341.
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BUSINESS PRpP. WANTED

$4,000 SO. Fl, Eoned CO, equidis-
tant between Silver Spring. Nd
and Alex, Va. Cash deal. Replies
P.O. Box 1880 Wash. 13. d. c.
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265E ACRES with water and sew
age; S-rm. Colonial house with
barn; 2 mi. from CIA and George
Wash. pkwy. SHARON REALTY.
exclusive. FL. 6-3370, III. 6s3374.
"a ACRE WOODED LOT, fine sub
division, priced TO sell, SO, 600,
DIRECTIONS: Out Powder Mi
I'd. TO Cherry Hill I'd, right on
cnerry Hill . blocks, right %
Borne Bale q. 70 aRn. BE. 4
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INDUSTRIAL PROP, fsr SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

WANTED immediately-3-4,0OO SO
II. OF industrial land in Arl. Co
Gail IA. 2-73O2 weekdays.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACREAGE-Fairfax County. 8, 6,
l5,. Is, 90, 1877. HomeSites or Inc
Vestments, or sewer and water.
LoUDoN CoUNTY-4I acres end
up. Investment or homesites.
THOMAS & CO. cR. 3-163S
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WORDS, WIT
AND WISDOM
HI AND LOIS
UNCLE CHARLIE
SCAMP
By-WMLIAM MORRIS

@. One Of our office mates
likes to use fancy-sounding
phrases, but often with a
slightly mistaken word or two
so that the rest of us often
laugh behind her back. Today,
though, she stumped us a bit.
AS she showed off her new hat
during lunch hour, she said:
This is certainly going
to make me the conroisseur
OF all eyes when Tom takes
me out tonight"
Now we know that this ex-
preston is not quite correct.
What bothers us is that none
Of we girls can think Of the
right word to fit in that
phrase. Can you help?-
r. C. p, Pittsburgh.
A. The word you're looking
for is "cynoSure"-but before
you take your office mate to
task for her malapropism, per-
haps you had better tidy up
your own grammar. Where
did that none of we girls
come from? My guess is that it
sounded more fancy or elegant
than simple old "us girls" But
1--WE girls" is wrong and Gus
girls" is right in this context,
for the phrase is the object Of
the proposition "of" and must
be in the objective case: Gus, "
not I'VE"
"Cynosure" incidentally. is
q remarkable word. Literally it
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means "a dogs tail"-hardly
an object that a beautiful
woman would like to be likened
to. Here's how it comes about.
The Greek word ''kynosoura"
(dog's taiD was used for the
constellation of Ursa Minor,
which includes the North Stor.
Navigators since the dawn of
recorded history-and probably
beyond have used the North
Star in plotting their courses.
So "Cynosure" became the point
toward which all eyes are in
evitably drawn and that, by ex-
tension, is why any person or
thing that attracts widespread
interest is called the "cynosure
of all eyes," "Connoisseur,, by
the way, comes direct from
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.SHEINWOLD
ON BRIDGE
Be Suspicious
OF Opponents
By ALFRED SHERWOOD

~PPSStAS
Don't look now, but the play
ers at your right and left are
your opponents. If they hand
you q gift, look for the hook.
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH
AA1O76
1887
oAK2
%K107
WEST EAST
ASA AK32
2K6543 0QI02
15 oQ1043
%Q543 %AJ2
SOUTH
AQ9s
2AJ
nJ9876
&986
South West North East
Pass Pass IA Pass
INT All Pass
Opening lead: Four Of hearts.
When this hand was played
recently in a French tourna-
ment, West led q heart, and
the queen drove out South's
ace. Declarer cashed the top
diamonds and led q third dia-
mond from dummy. East took
the queen of diamonds, and
West got rid Of two spades.
East returned the deuce Of
hearts to the king, and West
led another heart to East's ten.
The defenders had managed
the hearts very cleverly to
avoid giving declarer q second
trick in the suit, but now the
lead was in the East hand.
How was West going to get
in to run the last two hearts2.
Gift Offered
East returned the jack Of
clubs. and South accepted the
gift gratefully. He took dunn.
my's king of clubs and re-
turned a low spade in the
hope Of getting to his own hand
with the queen Of spades.
Alas for trusting declarers!
East stepped up with the king
Of spades, cashed the ace of
clubs and led q club to Vests
queen. West thereupon took
the rest of the tricks. South
was down three and didn't even
get a trick with dummy's ace
of spades.
If South had been a suspi-
iouS soul, he'd have refused the
club trick. Then what could
East do? He could take the
ace Of clubs and lead another
club, so that declarer would get
the club trick after all. Then
declarer could cash dummy's
ace of spades and lead a low
spade toward his hand to get
a spade and the rest Of the
diamonds. South would make
his contract. instead of going
down three.
Daily Question
Partner opens with one
spade, and the next player
passes. You hold:
AK 80 0o1O2 oQIo4s %AJ2
What do you say?
Answer: Bid two no-trump.
This bid promises 10 to is
points, with strength in all I'M
bid suits. You are, one point
short, but have two ten spots
by way of compensation. This
is close enough TOT practical
purposes.
tcopyrisht. 1861. Gen. Features corp.)
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ADS THEM OUT
sWeathered brown

"CdV41C4CO " " W II
spots on the surface
Of your hands and face tell the
world you're getting old-perhaps
before you really are. Fade them
away with new ESOTERICA,
that medicated cream that breaks
up masses Of pigment on the
skin, makes hands look white
and young again. Equally effec-
tive on the face, neck and arms.
Not q cover-up. Acts In the skin
not on it. Fragrant, greaseless
base for softening, lubricating
skin as it clears Up those blem-
isheS. At Peoples drug and tot
letry counters. 50 plus tax. If
you have these age-revealing
brown spots, blotches, or If you
want clearer, lighter skin, use
ESOTERICA.
Available at All
PEOPLES DRUG STORES
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Wolf Disney

French and indirectly from the
Latin "cognoscere," to know. A
connoisseur land that's a word
that belongs in every spelling
bee)' is a knowledgeable chap, a
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BY the Beers

PLEASANT FRAGRANCE. Easy-to.
use, just one spray penetrates to the
skin instantly for fast relief. Clines
to coat to protect against insects,
help prevent fungus infection.
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Relax Stay o Pnne blows cool savings with this fabulous
fan! You it, take breather anywhere the laundry
it's portable Set table of SS4O
CFM Exhaust hot stale air cigarette cooking window
FAM vntes 1880 CFM Hear yourself quiet rubber
mounted has balanced aluminium blades Easy Clean has snapOut
safety guards in back wipes clean plastic air difuser front
NEMA rating lat high speed)
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RESTAURANT

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY
Choice corner Alex, mr.. high class
apt. and residential area; 5000
50. IT.; minimum investment and
reasonable rent. TIE. $4,000 after
pm.
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TELEPHONE ANSWERING sERV.
ICE, estab., nice loc.. long lease
Complete secretarial services. Elk.
eel. opport. for career woman, Sac
due to illness. XII. S-2277. 22s
WELL ESTABLISHED real estate
business in nearby Va. Excel
location. Good rental business
and excel. remodeling business
Fuuy equip. office. Owner wants
TO retire. Box 343-E Star.
CUNT APT, Sc, D. C.-LoV On.
REALTY CORP, 10. 4-S4i0.
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BLUE CHIP
INVESTMENTS
RHEA RADIN REALTY
Ii. 6-0016
help, HETP

We have several clients with sub
Stantial cash to purchase ant,
bldgs. with at least IS units,
= Please call Commercial dept. OF
ROBERT H. KENT a. CO. JU. O.
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BUSINESS PROP. for SALE

APPROX. 1900 SO. it.. zoned ca.
for restaurant. office bldg, retail
store, trade assoc, night club,
etc. Fully decor. sub-street
floor, additional 3 stories and
mezzanine. o stories in rear
BLDG; Pvt. parking for 2 cars or
trucks In rear garage. Lge. rear
alley will accommodate largest
trucks at delivery entrance
signed by one Of Washington s
most famous decorating studios.
Centrally located II dcVntewn
SNsinesS area. blocks from
White House and financial dis
trtct. Adj. to 1907 retail sec
lions, lSe. office bldgs. and major
hotels, public parking and H.
stery Capital GARAGE next door.
Lot size 24.p BY 1888 IT. To IN
speet call DoRFMAN CO.. CO.
.b-40h6.
SILVER SPRING, 9O5 Bonifant ST.
u Dix. bus terminal. 2 blks.
deehts. Approx. 5000 50. IT,: 4
I'm; frame house. Sale or will
build to suit tenant. Your broker.
or j. @. sAAH, VIII. 6-67g5.
. 1894 NICHOLS AVE. Sc.
Modern brick, full bsmt. store Of
flee LIST floor. Arm. apt. end floor
Immaculate. Lot 7O,xf.bT 20 eIlsy,
mali n:iiH SSsIn.sy pggsOstu RISy r t9r
L. 4-25o1, KE. 7-11es.
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CHEVROLET 81 4-dr. sta. wagon !:
excel. condition: 6-cyl. standard
shift; $1,000. HI. 9-537T.
CHEV. ST cdr. 6-cyl. hsrdtop: reg.
trans, r. and h, excel cond, S73b
or best offer. 10. 5.3396.
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MGs-Three to choose from. '54
I'd, $795; 30 TT, SSg5; 80 MGA.
Sl,b95.. Buy with confidence, from
dealer. FOREIGN IMPORTS. 1924
Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va, IA. S-66lS.
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STORES FOR RENT

ARLINGTON, near z corners-Wil
build for barber shop, real estate
office or other drive-in tenants
Fer January 1852 occupancy. Fol
information call j. B. Kerr with
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC. d.. z.
I'LL; ewes. TIE. $3.50.
BETHEsDA'S prestige BLDG, nov
ready, 1900 Wis. 1ve., $500 Il
10000 So. IT. Of prime LIST flocl
space avail. Tremendous office
and commercial area with repeet
traffic, Rental includes all utiIi.
ties and parking on private lot
Total bldg. of $4,000 50. #. al.
ready rented. Call JU. 1880.
CORNER sen AND G SITS. Sc
About 1000 50. It. and 1000
SO. IT,. bsmt. Ideal for showroom,
novelties, clothing, furniture.
zonlnE c.. viii renovats. Rental
rsss. r. ELIOT MIDDLETON,
RE: 7.llS1.
DOWNTOWN CORNER
COR. 9Th and q NV.
Air-cond. store. 31x63: large base
business. Reasonable rental.
Garfield. 5000
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lMPoRT-SPoRTs

ALA ROMEO 81: ?. and h. 8
tires. excel. eond.. new top, $4,000
| mi. 81 0OO OIL R-sOTR
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SNAIL CONTRACTORS AND IN.
DIvIDUALS-We can supply
working capital, supervision and
financing for any remOdeling ur
to $500. Write Box l06-E star.
SNACK BAR for sale. Near Hecht'.
in Silver Spring. Call at 934 Ellis.
werth Dr., or phone JU. s-242e
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FARMS
tcokTINUED)

INVEST. Dulles Airport-Iis acres:
Arm. house. main reute eeTner;
Sll.ooO, terms. II. =. BAUzEE
HeEndon, Va. 437-291s.
12e ACRES, Rront Royal area-
Adj. Skyline Dr.: 9 room house
barn. fenced. $3.50. IA. 7-SS60
90 AcRES--chsrles County. 25 mi
from d. C.. good farm buildinEs
EARSis EoSdSEiRSsi I siTY. t caii M |;
Dudley, State 2.747a. 31a-sas4.
20 AcRES-SIO.50o; fine for youns
stock: houses for $4,000 ehiekens;
barn and other outhldgs.; tractor
etc. 6-rm. and bath house. oil
neat. nice shade; low taxes. MRS
p. BoWHALL, Hartly. Del.
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
5000
CONTINUED.

REALTORS FAIRFAX OFFICE
s2s ". LEE HIGHWAY CIR. 3-l401
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TRUST NOTES FoR SALE
REAL ESTATE WANTED

ALL CASH for your D. C. property.
Very top dollar, irSmsd. reliable
a CASH BUYER. OR WILL SELL
ON TEHMS--LI $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
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LeTs, ACREAGE F0R SALE

ANNANDALE, vA.-lk-aers WOOD.
ed In area Of nice homes, sewer
and water available. $1,000, CT.
6-2525. or 46l 1850.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

BUICK SO 4-dr.; fully equip. excel.
SHRYsLER. PLYMoUTH, JE. (.
23O0.
BUICK ,55 Club coupe Especially
Splendid condition. S425, SIS
down. ROPER, LA. $1,000.
BUICK SO 4-dr., one owner since
new. Immaculate, $685.. FLOOr
PONTIAC, 422l Conn. ave.
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8.ACRE FARM.

8-ACRE FARM
Modsrnized frame heme with 25-ft
rec. rni.,. separate dining room,
honey Kitchen with sye.ieye'
s ss,Is,. tsrS|i ;sns,I range : ssgar..;
Win isss Il 'G apas. f.T future SsnI0U n.
freGh-w1tsf springs, ii fruit
trees, and ancient box woods
See this dream todayl NO MS.
PRINT. Only $20.5o0,
THE BERENS COMPANIES
EEALTCRe FAIRFAX OFFICE
528 w. LEE HIGHWAY CIR. S-I401
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Capitol-Cadillac odds Co
JACK BLANK

SGAS4A OAk14N1A
PONTIAC
] 437 Irving st. NV. AID. 4-S500
1850 18th St. NV. RIA, 3-967O
BANK ON JACK BLANK
CADILLAC 1861 convert: $3.50
un. 900 mi. immaculate. FLOOD
PONTIAC. 1921 Conn. ave.
CADILLAC 50 coupe: blue ant
white, air conditioned, electric
windows and seat. Special, $3.50
Capitol Cadillac Olds Co.
Authorized Dealer
1899 end ST. NV. FE. $4,000
CADILLAC '55 Coupe de Vile;
lmnac. cond., SS05. ORUSIN, 7O4
W Broad. F. C., JE. 4-e4"2.
CADILLAC 80 sedan: ivory, air
conditioned, electric windows and
seat, very clean. Today's special,
S2.995.
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE

BARGAIN, 201s Ord St. NV
Brick. & rms, bath. h.-w.- ];
3 s'rented fer S75 mo. Price Sc, 900
for quick sale. Phone 940-2617,
? ewes. Ia. 9.5l37.
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THE BERENs CO., RLTRs.
ll2O Conn. Ave. NV.


STORE AND 6 APIS.
Excel. NV. location. annual in
come over $1,000. Requires only
$4,000 cash and will show Ap-
prox. 1879 return on investment
For further details call
THE BERENS COMPANIES
1927 Fenton st. JU. 7-7TOO
. NEW PCS. NET 20 PER CENT
On S35 M Cash or Trade
Old Prop. Vac. Land. OIL. 2-77S3
4 ACRES PLUS, on sligo Greek
pkwy, Takoma Park. Street on 3
sides. LA. 6-Sh62. ~. 1851.
14os 10th ST, NV units, com
pletely remodeled: 1851 code
conforming fireproof bldg. Ten
ants pay. all utils.; never Q va
cancy: terrific investment with
2 26gs return. AID. %.4645. Ewes,
OIL. 4-736O.
$3.50 SQUARE FOOT, 10000 so,
feet: Annandale: commercial, Box
l047, Warrenton, Va.
$500 GETS you $4,000
Aunt. 14th and Girsrd NV.
Don't be last to start q nest egg.
DI. 1-4300 Mr.. puelos JU. S-48S7
FREDERICK H. DENSTON CO,
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BUSINESS PROP. fer RENT
ALEXANDRIA

EXCELLENT CORNEN
For offices or store: approx. 5000
50. IT.. blk. off Quaker lane mr..
high-class apt. and residential
area: under So 50. It. II. $4,000
after Q pm.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
oUr.OF.ToWN REAL ESTATE

8 ACRE ESTATE completely mod
ern Abr. house. automatic heat,
secluded setting, SWIMMING. boat
ing, fishing, hunting, near Har-
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ATTENTION
FLEET OPERATORS
DISTRIBUTORS
USED AND NEW CAR DEALERS
/ have an ideal facility for you In
Fairfax County. Call me for in
formation at LA. $4,000 or He
4-S064 bet. 7-9 pm. Mr.. WALT.
COLONY THEATRE, 1885 Ga. ave
NV. - Fully equip, seats 600
Very reas. call 94e-2617.
CORNER sTH and @ SITS, s.E.-
About 1000 50. It. and 1000 90.
II. bSmt. Ideal for showroom,
novelties, clothing, furniture. Zon.
ing CO VIII renovate. Rent Teas
CAL =. ELIOT MIDDLETON, RE
7-11e1.
EXCEL. BEAUTY SALON ioca tior
in Naylor shop. ctr, 2S40 Ala.
bama ave. Sc. Large Ind fleoI
area. THOMAS D. WALSH, INC.
1900 K st. NV, Pc. 5000.