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Evening star., 1950-03-24

These tongues were compara-
lively simple for me to learn. I
don't thing had to spend more
than few hours mastering any
of them. I will admit that to
learn to write f1awless Chinese
took me most of day, chiefly be-
cause I am not handy man with
a paint brush. Having the barn
stroke rather than the feathery
touch. made it bit tough for me.
Now Learning English.
| Being as I am leaving for Eng
land today, you can easily guess
what I have been concentrating
on the past few days. That's
right, learning English.
English as she is spoken in
London is much different from
English as she is spoken where
I learned the rudiments of the
tongue. The first English I spoke
was taught me by colored nurse,
Nom Cherub. This was in south
Georgia. and I got my first les
sons as Nom Cherub rocked me
meath a chinaberry tree, or as
played at her feet while she
churned away at the butter.
The English which Nom Cherub
and I still speak today can
scarcely be called the Kings Eng
lish. Turn Nom Cherub and me
loose at Kings levee and the
King, smart a man as he is,
wouldn't have any dreaming idea
of what either one us was talking
about.
Amazing Discoveries.
It's amazing what I have dis
covered about the English Ian
guage.
Take the word "been" for ex-
ample. I pronounce it exactly
Evening star., 1950-03-24

by the famed 1914 campaign
treasurer, Edwin Pauley, rich
California Gilman. James F.
Byrnes was then Secretary of
State.
State also told Senator Tyd-
ings that the supposed spy had
once made an unpaid address to
a group of State Department en-
ployes and once participated in a
Citizens Round Table Conference
"in the company of many dis
tinguished Americans" That
company is understood to have
included General Marshall.
Confusion and Question.
Senator Mccarthy is crying
deliberate mis-statement" and
sticking to this as his "key case"
The net therefore of the days
work was still confusion and ques-
ton. incidentally. anybody who
knows anybody in Washington
knows who Senator McCarthy's S
target is but it is not yet priv
ileged publication. Those whose
curiosity is killing them could
probably pick it up in the course
of a thirty-cent taxi ride from
Union Station to the Capitol.
The Tydings announcement was
nothing If not specific. Neverthe-
less the Mccarthy charges are
taking on all the aspects OF a war
of nerves.
The announcement concluded
with States sweeping disclaimer
of any "other contact, association,
employment or connection be-
tween the State Department and
this individual in any form, at
any other time, save as mentioned
above" In interested quarters
the mutter began: Do they protest
too much? The person involved is
an authority in his field, it would
not be strange if State had some
contact with him. 1t was even
suggested that the disclaimer
made it appear that State was
running away lest Senator Nc
Carthy have an injurious fact up
his sleeve.
How to Clear Air:
How to clear the air short of
Evening star., 1950-03-24
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C.
FRIDAY. MARCH "a. 1880

as I do the bin in coal. But not
the subjects of the King. They
pronounce it like the bean in
Navy or Boston baked.
Another pronunciation that
Nom Cherub never taught me in
wolves the word schedule" Her
pronunciation treated the word as
if 1t were spelled "skedjule." A
man will never keep on "skedjule'
in England if he pronounces it
that way. Englishmen run their
lives according to "shedule."
Really" is another word that
the English treat in a different
manner from what we former COT
ton pickers do. We pronounce it to
rhyme with Dr. Keeley, founder
of a celebrated cure for having
Evening star., 1950-03-24
What of the Individual?
Ruling in Bailey Disloyalty Case
Seen as Seductive and Appealing

today and old-fashioned. He would
seem AS old-fashioned as Thomas
Jefferson and Justice Oliver Wen
dell Holmes. The fashion with us
always has been to protect the
lights of the individual under due
process of law.
The new doctrine, making those
secondary, can lead us far astray
II has inf1ltrated Congress al
ready. For example, on the day
following the Bailey decision and
with no connection, the House
Civil Service Committee took up q
bill by its chairman, Representa-.
tive Murray, Democrat, of Tennes.
See, which would go another ster
and give complete discretion tt
certain department and agency
heads to fire employees for disloy.
atty, a discretion which only thu
President now possesses. Tht
President could extend such dis.
cretionary authority to all de.
partment heads under the bill.
1t was under pressure by tn,
Civil Service Committee in tn,
Goth Republican Congress, which
reported there were persons O.
questioned loyalty" in the Gov.
crnment. that President Truman
set Up the loyalty system orig.
inally.
1t is interesting-and hopeful
that the Republican chairman
OF the committee at that time
Representative Rees, of Kansas
now ranking minority member
refused to go along with the pro.
posed extension Of authority tt
department and agency heads a.
provided in the Murray bill. H,
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looked into too many bottles when
they were not empty.
The English say it as rally"
If I hadn't taken the precaution
to study English the past few
days, I would have gotten the
impression over there that I was
being invited to a football shin
dig, with bonfires, pep talks by
the coach and team members, and
yells by the cheerleaders.
distributed by Mcknight Syndicate. IncJ
Evening star., 1950-03-24

partment" had
been employed
by State "only
once about five
y e a rs ago for
four m on t h S
lin association
with a mission
o u t S | d e the
United States. I"
State Depart
m e n t sources
identify tn ! S
mission as the
r e p a r a t / ons
Commission to
Japan, headed
Evening star., 1950-03-24

| During the
! p a t fifteen
! years I have
learned to speak
such an as
sortment of
languages a S
SiameSe, Japa-
nese, Chinese,
Turkish, Czech
oslovakian, Yu-
goslavian, Hun
garian, Ger
man, French,
P or t u 6 u e S e,
SDanjSh Hin
di, Italian and
Evening star., 1950-03-24

protests that it would not give
employees sufficient protection and
it would. indeed, permit the play
of .nere whim or other flimsy pre-
texts. He urges modification of
the measure.
In all these issues there is still
recourse to the Supreme Court
which will have an opportunity to
pass on the Bailey and related
cases
Evening star., 1950-03-24

tee.
The subcom-
mittee is inves-
tigating charges
by Senator Jo-
seph Mccarthy,
Republican, OF
Wisconsin that
there are Com
m u n i S t S and
fellow travellers
in the State De-
p a r t m e n t. 1t
W a n t S Loyalty
Board and FBI
d a t a on indi-
Evening star., 1950-03-24
Leesburg Band Concert

LEESBURG, Va, Mar. "a (Spe-
ciaD.-The Leesburg School band
will give a concert tonight in the
Leesburg School. James Barnes
OF Washington directs the band.
Evening star., 1950-03-24
By Thomas L. Stokes

A strange, but apparently Sc
ductively appealing doctrine, has
come from the District of Colum-
bia Court of Appeals majority de-
Evening star., 1950-03-24

clSlOn ana ac-
companying ap-
proving com
ment upholding
t h e firing on
charges of dis
loyalty from the
Federal Secur-
'ity Agency of a
woman named
Dorothy Bailey
80 years old.
1t is, briefly
this. w e are
sin a world in
W n ! c h n o I
- 4
Evening star., 1950-03-24
BY Constantine Broun

The State Department is said
to be urging President Truman to
make loyalty files available to a
Senate investigating Subcommit-
Evening star., 1950-03-24
By Doris Fieeson

Senator Tydings obviously
Irelished his job of announcing to
reporters that Senator McCarthy's
top Red spy in the State De-
Evening star., 1950-03-24
BY Harry Honon Mel emore-
Begins to Study
English Language
By Henry McLemore

One of the simple rules of my
simple life is never to visit a
foreign country without first hav-
ing mastered the language.
Evening star., 1950-06-02
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
TRUCKS FOR SALE
INTERNATIONAL piek-up; l-ton i'd.

1919 1919 model purchased oo3 oS1I5I5so:
ssl;259; g.. ia, 1900 or after 6 Pm
Cafv. 4s h-ton pickup; very low
mileage, new tires, excel. eond
sAEgsi sh14Sgh0qs iSc s'ss 5 'ET EIeho. MoroR s2s
ISTTERNATioSAI" 1912 s.-ton van
or del. service; siso. sH. sssS. "a
FORD 1889 pickup truck in good
running condition; can be inspected
at Western Union Tel. Co.. 1922 Eye
mileage; turned in bs White House,
after light service; dark green;
heater; S1.245. LOGAN tFord),
pGnn S1l3 Va ave; ;w: NV: ME-; aLs,sI ISIS:
1900 actual mileage; fine condi-
ton. SIS Greenwich st. Falls
CHEVROLET l947 3-yd. dump; s.25x
20 10-ply tires; 2-speed rear; new
ous6y sss saaa yr and 5rusk IKE thew
throushost: si'is5. w MANDELI
CHEVROLET, 2241-4o Nichols ave.
Sc. LU. 4-0010. a
CHEVROLET 194S 3-yd. dump; s25x
90 10-ply tires; 2-speed rear; truck
thoroughly IcCOuQlllOIieQ anu llkc
new throughout: S1,495. MANDELL
CHEVROLET. 2241-45 Nichols ave.
sc. LU. 4-0010. a
CHEVROLET 1949 sedan delivery; ex-
icellent condition throughout; driven
z months be original owner; priced
reas;; S1.050 cash. Dial operator
DODGE 5tsE1 1915; 81 iis4s motor: 2 sp. axle,
lMb.. eac; S475: with body. 5000.
ISSTfERNaTYiIoNAL 1e41 s.-ton panel
truck excellent mechanical condi-
tion; good tires. battery; new paint;
oak floor; tiptop performance: bar
gain at $315; used very little, BLA-
LOCK CYCLE CO, S117 Ga. ave-,
Silver Sprins, SH. 605O. a
FORD 1889 1-ton panel truck; 4 new
tires; $3.50. or best offer, GIT r. I.
ave- ne. AID. e45o; after g. La.
FORD 194s panel; excel. cond.; low
mileage: one owner; good tires: spot
light; radio and heater: $3.50. FA.
226S or CHI. 6s13. 1928 w. Broad,
Falls Church. Va. A.
DODGE 1947; wgt., . ton; 5-speed
transmission; van body; mechanical
ly excellent; motor Just rebuilt; 5000.
Evening star., 1950-06-02
LOTS g ACREAGE WANTED

| WANT 10 OR MORE LOTS with
sewer and water in. or acreage. suit
able for o large subdivision. II, A.
ROBINSON. JU 1-71l1:
VIC. SHERRIER PL. or Potomac ave;
in Potomac Heights. Call OW. 4270
I or WANTED, about a acre. nearby
silver Spring. Md. RA. 1895 or
GE. 1000, Ext. 2136.
SEVERAL ACRES OR MORE. part
cleared and inexpensive. within 1
water, stream or brook, and elec.
and phone avail With or with
out house. Call TIE. 1912.
Evening star., 1950-06-02
AVIATION
BOATS

CRUISER TYPE, 3s IT. long. forward
cabin. glassed4in front. decked-over
safe for children; will sell for best
offer; boat can be seen at Buzzard's
Point Boatyard at the end of First
st. s;w. Call cY. 9601 for demon
cHRIs fiFiss0ci CRAFT. 17-ft. mahog. custom
neR; TeRaO2sHI' $50 81 f6aEsiDSBssaao 6E DSBsao like 0rsnd
FOR SALE-14-ft. nodded ply run
s9Sa s9SSut' re. e. 1d6gg. R;g. EVinruds motor;
ss-FT. eAB1N cRUIsER-Mah. hun:
sleeps 5; fully equipped: Chrysler M
r KSSaI iyalI s; S sss.4SS;. 9 Sligo saSe. s@s IS
Herring Bay, Eastern Bay, Goosss.
TaoNY TGE NTsseszss5Sn KINa: Wa sau 4iss. ST. AN
RICHARDSON CRUISER, Just over.
ROSE BOAT e YARD. aE. !s97. -
ens as9r pe9 soat q No. seq sFsos 8 psa
Md. Bargain at $4,000. Ii. 1896.
ss;FT, CABIN CRUISER. ready to 90;
as1FT. & 100 'sshi cahrN A. 9sGisER; esI5 fully
VACATION Charter by
hour. day or trip; or seamanship
instruction on deep;sea type motor
parsy for sssDs dss SAN ressrvations. ea
sTEELckAFr TEi 15RzA CABIN CRUISER, ship
to-shore telephone; excel. cond.
sehs club ihe L. s'sEs5e ss6Sa or sa ca
REFiNIsH YOUR BOAT the MODERN
way. Belt, disc or vibrator sanders
Esnssd sss: MS %oDERs EsSsiFse foss Mssn' aasi 81
MERcuRY oUTBoARps, sales. parts.
sItSosrds. sIALocK e' CYCLE CO.
usED saa5 81 onrscxRS sss 81 MSfok MsSf ~ sAE Af2s0
souTHEAsT SAILS CO. 737 1ith
xSNTS, S,9g5s oggseAHRs qgss :, q, .s,7 ?, vsst s
ave. silyer sprins. 81. $3.50.
model Capt. Slocum's SPRAY. De
sisned by Andrade, built 1925 by
eSsev gs5ss Of ftraSs ssSsbe n ns., s Im
Motor runs. dink tows, stove burns,
toilet fushes. This Is no homemade
eel-pot but a sailorman's boat of
famous lineage, plainly built, sound
sad ths 5ssas fn IN 70 Al buy yssRsts s say hS
snug. saucy little packet see FRITZ
BEHLKE at Rhode River Boatyard.
Better bring along 500 deposit.
WIZARD outbcard. Super. 6-horse
power, run 25 hrs. S10O. Phone
25-FT., SIT. 9-TN. BEAM, 50. stern,
semi-6eadrise bay boat, hull built In
1914; cabin this year; model A
Ford motor, with fun marine con-
version, Just oyerhauled. $1,000 or
1 best offer. WA. b215, MR. GRAY.
Evening star., 1950-06-02
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

AUSTIN 194s 2-door; excel. cond. /;
guaranteed; only $695; terms and
trade: MANHATTAN AUTO 4
HHsr suaranteed d'ts at s7s5. JACK PRY,
Austin Dealer, Conn. at S and
18th and Pa ave. Sc.
BUICK 1916 Super sedanette; a quail,
ity car; $3.50; s149 down; liberal 2sId
Wholesalers, 1881 Bladensburg
BTTdficRs;; Tdi Ks; cadillacs, rords, chevrolets,
etc. so cars. We have the best Sc
lection of prewar cars in town. Prices
BUM Y SoPok ssF Esss a4io sf Badsnss"rs Nen burg
BUICK is4S SUPER sedan; equipped
$i.75o. $I9s down. liberal weekly
tSTps Mhz pay i7sn noEss AHn9
BGicR Edj e. 1889 5 passenger coupe;
excel. mechanical cond., r. and h.;
$3.50. Lo. 5-2736. -
BUICK 1946 Super sedanette; r., b.,
5ET fTnsE MofoR S5Ey lsx sx1Rs sieafs &c 81 ssS SsaS
Nichols ave. Sc, 10. 2-0336. a
BUICK 1949 Super sedan; equipped
with Dynaflow, quality car;
sl:75o, sb4s t. down a liberal weekly .1sTg
ssfRs 3HoLEsxhfRs Mhz i7s noEs siadensSurs SSe
BUICK 1e47 model "51, 4-door
r. and h: S1,195. KENNY MOTOR
SALES; 2i5o BladensOurs rd. n.e-'
BHIck ii s-gtss; 1893 4-aoos: s17s, ,KEaaNY
I'd. ne, Ii. 1896. q
ity car; $3.50, $149 down. liberal
fseE WaoEEnER ghI lsi RsI @Gads A9
BUICK 1s41 sedanette; original
black finish; radio. heater; sac.
Bbiek 1ssa ana is4i f Special ssss njs jsssd.nett.
rubber. Price. s575. oV. 6554-s
BUICK 194e Super sedan; equipped
yith Dgnaf,oT, s,,n ,,Ssan quality .esIy car;
sTRs @HoLEsxnRRs pay i7sn noEa siadensSur9 aS1
I'd. ne.
BUICK 1947 conv. Super; Bayview
blue, makes beautiful car, r. and
h, plus other extras; 30-day. owner
rated guarantee; S1,395. LOGAN
6Ford, 2o17 Va. ave. NV, ME.
BUICK l949 convertible Super. r. and
h., white sidewa1 tires, low MILEAGE.
$1,000 or best offer. 2905 2sth
BUICK l946 Super convertible; orig
inal sky blue finish, r. and h..
white-waIi tires. honey. Sl.25O.
COOPER MOTOR CO., 5100 Wis.
ave. NV WO. 1000. -4
BUICK 1899 sed.; new motor, As:
In good cond.:: price, $240. Apply
at basement, $50 N. Carolina ave.
BUICK Is4o 4-dr.: r. and H.: fns
eond; In and out; S3s5; SIS down,
$19.24 per mo-; guar. D. G.. tnsp.,
ST. $3.50. 611 7th ct. s.w.
Evening star., 1950-06-02
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Sentinuedl

ROOM. lsx1OO. suitable for Union
Hall or other similar activities;
rental open to reas. offer: inquire
2nd a. MR. BROWN, 719 9th st. NV.
ONE AND TWO ROOM OFFICES in
heart of Silver Spring; $65 mo. up.
ATTRACTTvELY FURNISHED music
studio for teaching. practice. BY
,hp houri i1ScT eay Teek; AVA a. 81 snYSi Ken3.sv
st. n.w.-3-room suite. 2nd floor
Call FRANCIS A. BLUNDON CO.
INC, sos II st. NV. Ma. OLA:
. ADJOINING RMS. in suite of Law
iae reception rm' and law library;
SI25 per mo. Write Box 434-J. Star
WILSON BLVD. - Near. Courthouse
modern brick bldg, newly deco
rated suite, suitable for dressmaker,
architect; including living quarters
$97.50 per mo. Call MRS. BURD
ia 4-1600. =
Evening star., 1950-06-02
FARMS (conf.)
col. S33O0

CHARLES CO., $4,000
30 acres improved By q 6-rm Q
story house 3 rms. OF which are
unfinished, house makes good
appearance and is a substantial
dwelling In addition there is a WELL
built shed building. formerly used
as q workshop for small boat con-
struction. Electricity, good well. some
Iluit p. tfees' ls sno y @ near ths FoS1ESc T2Fo
DORE ?. MENK, 1927 18th st. NV.
Elk. 2740. -3
Evening star., 1950-06-02
GARAGES

DOUBLE GARAGE, for cars or stor-
age; for rent. IA. e5s7. a
Of 18th st. and Scott Circle. Box
1856 ALASKA AVE. NV, garage for
rent. CO. 3133, GE. 7766. a
Evening star., 1950-06-02
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS
TRAILERS

WANT HOUSE TRAILERs-Pay cash;
bring them out; buyers waiting.
1000 Central ave. Sc, HI. 5450.
HEETER TRAILER SALES. Berwyn.
now has lge. display Of both new
and used trailers: very good assort-
ment: clean. used trailers. ranging
ms in size s.6G from Is g e s3 IT.; pEieed ID
: yrs. Phone TO. Sill.
NATIONAL 25-ft.;. sleeps 4, excellent
s. s1na5fion 8ho Lot mEnoeaRy Mo poToM1C }rtssI3f
TOURIST CAMP CITY %.
A REAL BARGAIN-2a it., beauti-
full 1850 model, perfect cond. Call
TRAILER-Plymouth 1941; 81 it..
good cond,. $3.50. Can be seer! after
Z pm, Fri, all day Sat. and Sun.
Call FA. PISA. a
TROTWOOD - Economy 17h it,.
194S; Al condition; usual equip
ment. First reas. offer. WI. 32O4.
Evening star., 1950-06-02
SAUNDERS POINT BEACH
81 MITES FROM WASH
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

ANNAPOLIS, South River. Arundel
on-the-Bay rd., one mile past
Annapolis Airport. Large cottage.
ami Three large porches. Private
grounds and waterfront. HEWITT
WELL FURN.; summer. for rent; s
porch, ocean view, spacious lawn.
oil heat; $500. 6 S. Rosborough
aye. yentnor. N. J. Phone Atlantic
sEAsHoRE@ror rent, furn. summer
9-rm. house, 4 bedrms., 2 baths,
maids rm.. sundeck. oil heat; ST.
700: 5 s. Wyoming ave-, Ventnor.
SNUG HARBoRaNew 2,bedrm. bay
screened porch; entire season; ex-
cellent beach and harbor. FA- 1171.
MoRGANToWN. MD.-4-bedrm. ma
sonry house, firepl.. etc; sleeps II:
excel, swimming, fishing, etc; $50
wk., $3.50 mo, S450 season through
kSEsswoob; Ssst 81; fIaG fhIExcH-rurnished Es COT
E; sSs5sSs?s 1sasa sss i'1ss nfs:
NORTH BEAcH-4-rm. cottage, $50
wk;; June; $40 wk. after June. DI.
HERALD E;ii4i HARBoR, MD.-cottase
accommodating g.. elec. refgr. and
range; bath with shower; hot water.
Aya Asan new atl5 shgogsh Wsastdaa Labor Day
week end at Herald Harbor. Turn
in ct large red mailbox marked
COTTAGES FOR RENT at North
Beach, Md. Call at LYDIA ANN
COTTAGE. 7th and Dayton ave-.
or phone AT. 1856. IS
COLONIAL BEACH. vA.-Cottages
for rent by week or month; com.
pletely furn.; ref REQ. VI. 1870
WOODLAND BEACH, clean cottage;
accommodate 4; close to water.
modern conveniences. Call CHI.
0454 after 8 pm. 3
EAGLES MERE. PENNA.-5 bedrms.,
", baths. liv, rm.. din. rm:. kit,
door of cottase,. utils. incl; $3.50
summer. OW. 5059. -3
PINE ON SEvERN-Two arm. furn.
apis, overlooking water; each compl.
with all mod. convens. June 5th to
Sept. 5th, S400 ca. Annapolis
COTTAGE ON BAY, furnished. with
utilities; $50. or $500 a SEASON.
SUMMER CoTTAGE-cedarhurst- st-on-
the-bay;. furnished; sleeps 8; BY
the week. Available from june u
to July z, and from Sept. Q 10 Is
only. Hurryl AT. 9661. -
Evening star., 1950-06-02
LOANS
REAL ESTATE LOANS

SECOND TRUSTS BOUGHT, top
prices. Cash today. Call RIA. 22S1,
GL. 6676, day or evening.
WILL BUY deferred purchase money,
second trust; reas. discounts. MR..
QUICK, ST. 1860; ewes, RA. 341S.
TRUSTS. lst, 2nd and srd Md. Va.
.. c.; Wk.,s service. ADAMS REALTY
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
--BARTOW REALTY Co. Realtors
MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-ws
viii buy second trust notes. d. c.,
nearby Md. or Va Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST.
Nassrr MEkT { G9RPSs SssS 1912 n Z ave- ]"
LOANS, 4-4h-6%. No
ehaEre for sppraisals. MOORE .
CASH FOR LIST AND end TRUST
NOTES incl. 1st trust on acreage:
quick settlement; white or colored;
notes in D. c. Md. and Va. FULTON
r. GORDON. The Colorado BLDG.
14th and G Sts. NV. D1. $3.50
Brokers, attention.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate:
low rates; 3 to 5-year terms and
monthly payments. p. J. WALSHE.
INC, Ills Eye st. NV. MA. GAGS.
Evening star., 1950-06-02
REAL ESTATE WANTED
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

REHoBOTH BEACH, DEL. for rent
Large ranch style, z rms. and
bath, maids quarters; comfortable
and quiet; min. ride to beach and
shops. June only. Reasonable. 81.
06S7 .
Evening star., 1950-06-02
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT
(coutinued)

FOR JULY AND AUGUST-Charm.
new house with beaut. view, on Q
farm, on salt water; restful and
cool for adults. fne for children; 4
bedrms and 3 baths; nr. Leonard
town. Md. Call MRS. McKENSSA'
EPPING FOREST t32 miles wash
ington) - Delightful home, taste
fully furnished. Large living room
with fireplace, 3 bedrms., 2 porches,
every mod. conY.; beach and club
privileges: $500 season or will rent
by month. Phone OWNER, DU. $3.50
or Annapolis. South Shore 4S32., a.
MASON'S BEACH, Deale, Md
Beausoleil cottage, furn., 4 rooms,
porch. Owner there until Sat. eve.
sHADY SIDE, MD.-ss mi. month,
week, reduced rates June. MRS.
WENDELL, West River, 6393.
SOME JUNE RENTALS available at
Scientists Cliffs, for college gradu-
ates; also furn. cottage with pvt.
beach, south of Kenwood; avail. for
season for $500. See MANAGER at
Scientists Cliffs; 4.6 miles beyond
Prince Frederick. 4
COTTAGE on point on lower Patux-
ent; 3 rms. ami, boat. S35 wk.
ATT n40O
Evening star., 1950-06-02
BEAUTIFULLY
WOODED
HOMESITES
m1rn YY~ r~~N R~
X750 UP-TERMS

tSS ~ - - Al4t4S4A
Half acre lots, some larger; good
elevation; fine trees; about 10 miles
from D. C. in Fairfax Co.; very
easy terms. Call CHAMBLISS, Ma.
1884.
2 FOR PRICE OF /
$4,000 will buy these 9 lots in
lovely Pinecrest. each 100x250.
Dominion InS. & Realty Agcy.
GL. 633s, 3103 N. 10th, OK. 1779.
MAKE OFFER
On this lovely q acre lot in beautiful
Dominion InS. & Realty Agcy
GL. 633s, 3103 N. 10th. OK. 1779.
COLORED-BEAUT. BUILDING LOT,
40x100 IT. All improvements: next
door to 5129 Astor pl; Sc; $50
600 r st. NV. Ma. S557. %
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE
Moving to N. Y. Area?

MUVIllg 10 N. 7. AIed:
Will sell my N. Y. suburb house, has
4 bedrms., deep lot, freplaces, oil
h.-w.h. 4 blks. from shopping,
40 min. from downtown n. Y. c.
OWNER, Elk. 2113, ONCE hrs. II
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All advertisements offering
automobiles for sole must in
elude oetuol selling price OF cor.
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FAIRFAX COUNTY

FAIRFAX COUNTY
so acres of beautiful rolling land IN
Fairfax County's best residential
neighborhood. On good road
Streams. All-wooded, with beautiful
knolls for building sites. $3.50 per
terms. THOMAS & CO., Fairfax 500.
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WANTE1o 100 CARS

30 % '4e Bying title. II car d a.
nanced We VIII pay OF balances. No
ssesri9o sose 9ou ssi aoS sesa aerSs ses 81
&ALES 134S Qns g6. n.v. do. $500.
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HIIICREST

1t is our privilege to be able to offer
to our clients a selection of lots in
the most exclusive sections of s.e
would expect to pay for this type
of property $500 cash and small
monthly payments will carry. For
house and investment you can't beat
Hillcrest T. D. BURGESS, 1884 Pa.
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5 S S S S S
HIGHEST TRADE
ALLOWANCES

We want 1910 through 1850 cars re-
gardless Of price. Don't trade or sell
to anyone until you give US the op-
portunity to buy ct your price. All
cash or certified check. VIII paw OF
unpaid balance Drive in our con-
venient downtown location.
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81 ACRE. $500

8 minutes from Shirley Highway
and within half hour Of Washing
ton. this tract fronts a State-main-
tanned road and is wooded and well
drained. Though there are moderate
restrictions. you can build your own
house, and additional land is avail
able if you want it. Terms, S104
down, bal. S25 per mo-
MASON HIRST
Va. Phone FA. 7447
Closed SUNDAYS.
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FURNISHED
AIR-COND. SUITE

Across from Mayfiower, new
~ decorated and carpeted.
Available Immediately, COM
plete with typewriters and
filing cabinets if desired. Space
will accomm odate 2 or 3
executives with secretariat.
Present occupant must sub
lease Immediately.
1923 CONN. AVE, RE. 1795.
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Good Roads
GleCIIlClIy
$25 DOWN. $40 A MO.

35 minutes drive out Lee blvd. or Lee
hwy. to Centreville; turn left at
traffic light on Route % Coward
Manassas, miles to our big sign
on left. SMALL FARMS. Open every
day, to s pm. Every Trail
way bus to Manassas passes us.
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HILL & TIBBITTS
wash's Oldest Ford Dealership
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BUY BARGAINS

10 acres, bordering on large stream,
spring; 3-room house. not quite
finished, % miles D.. c.; price,
$4,000, 81 900 cash. balance terms
1h acres, 5-room bungalow and
ings; building in good shape; lovely
setting in grove Of oaks, gravel
road; Trailways Bus service to
D. C. What q bargain at $4,000
cash, no terms. 20 mi D. c.
H. B. MITCHELL
Asgndou va. Phone 1856. a