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Evening star., 1951-10-15
Stassen Insists Jessur
Took Part in Talks
On HaIting Chang Aid
Testifies Records Show
It's Uncomfortable Thut
He Didn't Participate
By [. Edoor Primo

Harold E. Stassen today testi.
fed the record shows it is "incon-
ceivable" that Ambassador-at.
Large Philip C. Jessup did not
participate in 1949 State Depart
ment discussions which Mr.. Stas-
sen said led to support of pro-
posal to end all aid to the Chinese
Nationalists.
But after lengthy wrangle
Chairman Sparkman of a Senate
Foreign Relations Subcommittee
read into the record a letter from
DR.. Jessup in which the latter
denied any connection with China
policy discussions until severa
months after the controversial
White House conference of Feb.
ruary S. 1949.
1t was at the February meetins
that Mr.. Stassen said the lat
Senator Vandenberg, Republican
Iof Michigan said DR.. Jessup hae
urged the immediate halt of aie
to Chang Kai-shek.
Jessup Recall Expected.
With the introduction of ths
Jessup letter. it appeared almost
certain that the Ambassador
would be recalled for testimony
and that his nomination as a dele.
gate to the U. N. would not gel
to the Senate floor before adjourn
ment.
If the nomination is shelved
President Truman could give DR.
Jessup a recess appointment.
The squapble over the Ambas-
sador's participation or non
participation in the matter of aid
(See JESSUP. Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1951-10-15
North Atlantic Allies
Clear Way 10 Extend
Pact 10 Soviet Border
Supplementary Accord
For Admitting Greece
And Turkey Issued
By the Assoeiosed Press

LONDON, Oct. IS. The IL
Atlantic allies cleared the way to-
day for extending their defense
pact to Russia's southern borders
and over the whole Mediterranean
by arranging for the admission
'of Greece and Turkey.
The North Atlantic Treaty Or
Iganization issued the text of a
protocol or supplementary agree
ment which, after it is signed and
sealed by all IA nations concerned,
will:
l. Bring Greece and Turkey into
full membership of the alliance.
2. Extend the area of the Allies
commitment to help any NATO
members who might be attacked.
Russian Protest Expected.
BY amending the terms Of the
original alliance, the protocol thus
will push the Allies area of re-
Isponsibility over a big new chunk
Iof Europe, over the entire Mediter-
ranean and the strategic and vital
IDardenelles.
Moscow dispatches today pre-
dicted vigorous protests soon will
come from Russia on the inclusion
.of Greece and Turkey i'm NATO.
The expectation among foreign
diplomats in the Russian capital
is that the Kremlin will send
sharp notes of warning to both
Athens and Ankara.
This is what occurred when
Norway decided to join the North
Atlantic defense setup. Norway,
like Turkey, has a common from
tier with Russia. From the very
beginning. the Russians have
taken the view that the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization is
offensive" in nature and aimed
tat starting a third world war
against Russia.
Signing Likely Next Week.
NATO deputies are expected to
sign the protocol sometime next
week after all their governments
have okayed it. 1t will come into
force after its subsequent formal
ratification by the nations parlia-
ments.
Main clause of the protocol
provides for the amendment of
the sixth article in the original
treaty text once Turkey formally
joins as a full member. That
article defined NATO's area of
responsibility.
Broadly. it comprised North
America. the North Atlantic and
West Europe. It covered $500 900
square miles and took in a pop
Iulation Of around 290,000,00
The proposed new article adds
about 100000 square miles Of
territory and 26.000,OO0 people
to be defended by the Allies.
There was no immediate expla-
nation from NATO spokesmen
why Greece has not been speclf-
iically named in the proposed
amendment. It may be because
her territory was included in the
Allies area of responsibility un-
der the original territorial def
nitions.
Evening star., 1951-10-15
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

DETROIT. Oct. 15.-Mrs. Mary
C. Neuman, blind for Is years,
today was enjoying the strange
sights of her own home.
The 62-year-old woman wasn't
concerned over severe bruises on
her forehead and right arm. She
was too happy to be seeing such
things as television for the first
time.
Mrs Neuman fell down a flight
|of II steps Saturday while feeling
her way around the home Of hel
daughter. Mrs. Raymond Miller.
b When relatives reached her side
they found her excitedly exclaim.
ing: "I can see! I can see!"
A family physician described
restoration of Mrs. Neuman'.
sight as miraculous" He said HI
was unable to give a medical rea.
son for it. adding: These thing
just sometimes happen"
He said Mrs. Neunlan had beer
blind and now could see. hat ex
Evening star., 1951-10-15
By John V. Horner

Police Chief F. Allen Richard
of Prince Georges County de-
clared today that several wit
nesses called before county
grand jury investigating gambling
will toss 'bombshells" that will
rock the Washington Metropoli-
tan area.
The chiefs statement followed
disclosures that one witness, a
former employe of the numbers
hacker. Charles E. Nelson. has
implicated at least three WASH
Iington policemen in the expand
ing racket investigation.
States Attorney Carlyle J. Lam
caster said one of the city police
men may now have attained the
rank of inspector" The prosecu-
Evening star., 1951-10-15
Collins Dimes With Tito,
Begins Military Inspection
By the Associafed Press

BELGRADE. Yugoslavia, Oct.
is. - Gen. j. Lawton Collins,
United States Army Chief of
Staff, began an inspection tour
today of this country's ability to
meet any SoRiet aggression.
Gen. Collins and his aides had
dinner last night with Premier
Marshall Tito, who has led Yugo-
lslavia in the split with the other
Communist countries of Eastern
Europe. United States Ambas.
sador George Allen was also pres
lent.
The Collins party left by plane
for Macedonia in Southern Yugo.
Slavia. Col. Gen. Koca Popovic
Yugoslav army chief OF staff. i.
accompanying the American
group.
Gen. Collins plans to remain IL
'Yugoslavia about four days. a
Evening star., 1951-10-15
Three District Police Implicated
With Nelson, Prosecutor Says
Prince Georges Chief Predicts 'Bombshelr
In Revelations About Numbers Racket

tor said all the officers will be
asked to testify before the county
jury. which launches its inquiry
Wednesday morning.
County Sheriff Carlton G. Beall
said more than 20 girls formerly
employed by Nelson have con-
firmed some or all phases of the
story which brought the names
Iof the policemen into the inquiry
How many of these will be called
before the Prince Georges grand
Jury has not been made known,
but Mr.. Lancaster said he has a
list of about 80 persons who will
testify.
The Prince Georges investiga-
tors have amassed considerable
evidence in addition to volumi-
Evening star., 1951-10-15

miles closer to Kumsong. vita
Red supply and headquarters city
about 80 miles north of Parallel 80
The captured peak in the east
is the highest terrain feature be.
tween the Punchbowl and the
Pukhan River. 1t fell to the
United States 38th Regiment after
Ia bitter three-day battle.
Tanks Blast Red Positions.
The towering mountain is al
the northwest end of Kim II Sung
Ridge. named by North Korean
troops for their Premier.
West of Heartbreak Ridge, now
held by the Allies, American tanks
rumbled up the Mundung Valley
and blasted Red positions in the
hills above.
On the left flank of the east
ern front South Korean troops
smashed three and one-half miles
north at one point.
The central front drive netted
the Allies five more miles, for a
three-day total of "a. Since the
drive began Saturday the U. N
troops have pushed forward up to
as much as five miles in places.
Field dispatches said Red re-
sistance crumbled completely at
some points.
The smash toward Kumsong
was supported by huge Marine
helicopters that ferried ammuni-
ton to the front and evacuated
Allied wounded.
Easy Advance Raises Questions.
Most of the Chinese troops seen
were teen-aged boys or middle
aged men.
The comparatively easy advance
against only moderate" resist
ance raised two questions for the
Allied high command:
l.. Is this a general collapse of
Chinese defenses on the central
front?
2. Or is it merely the feeble
delaying action of low-quality
troops?
Six big Sikorsky helicopters
flew Is sorties into the mountain
GUS approaches to Kumsong to-
day in support of the drive. AP
Photographer Bob Schultz re-
ported they brought in 10000
pounds Of mortar and rocket am
munition and carried out 81
seriously wounded men.
An Allied officer said it would
have taken 200 South Korean
bearers "a hours to complete the
JOB finished by the huge "air-
trucks in 80 minutes. d
Evening star., 1951-10-15
One Apartment or 20,
Star Ad Does the Trick

IF ] had 20 apartments | could
have rented them oil in one doy."
says womon who advertised her
apartment for rent in the classified
section Of The Stor.
The womon. who lives in the $500
block Of Greenwoy rood, AIexondro,
found that The Star brings the best
results. You will be convinced Of
this, hoo, when you advertise in Wosh-
insteR's Number One classified medi.
sm. Phone Sterling 5000 for eourte.
Gus, efficient edtokins service. -
Evening star., 1951-10-15
Gfody Thinks British Were Wrong to
Toks Oil Crisis Before U.k. Poae A-3

mier. Mohammed Mossadegh, wa.
to go before the Security Council
to tell the United Nations VIII,
it should stay out of the Iranian.
British oil muddle.
Mr.. Fatemi told a news confer.
ence that Iran is resolved TO ex.
ploit its oil Immediately. and since
there is no sign Of good will from
the other side Of good will from
doubt that any recommendation
for resumption of negotiation.
would bring any useful result, anc
on the contrary it may intensity
the situation"
Hit BY Loss of Revenue.
Mr.. Fatemi said that the gov
ernment of Iran may face the
danger of disintegration because
of the loss Of revenue from the
oil industry. He said the gov
ernment does not reject the idea
of paying any possible indemnity
to the Anglo-Iranian Oil Co. and
added that the government is
obliged to sell its Oil to any GUS
toner.
He said Iran would rather sell
its oil to the customers of the
past three years. He explained
that these included most West
ern countries, Pakistan, India,
Turkey, some other Middle East
countries and Czechoslovakia and
Poland.
Mr.. Fatemi said the Soviet
Union did not buy any oil during
that period.
Therefore. the government OF
Iran is searching for freedom OF
action in order to exploit its oil. ~
Mr.. Fatemi said, "and it is not
ready to postpone its measures
for the elimination Of poverty
and unemployment on the excuse
that a resumption of negotiations
would bring better results"
Unworried Over Blockade.
Asked definitely did his state
ment close the door to any further
talks with Britain except on the
point of indemnities and the sale
of oil, Mr.. Fatemi said exactly"
Mr.. Fatemi declared his gov
ernment has applications from
technicians in Germany, Sweden,
Italy, France, the United States
and Australia. He said the Gov
ernment is studying these appli-
cations from people who want to
work in the great Abadan refin-
cry formerly manned by British
personnel. and something may be
done about hiring these people.
Asked what Iran would do in
(See IRAN. Page A-HN
Evening star., 1951-10-15

NEW YORK, Oct. IS (P.-Foe
halted air traffic here for more
than three hours today. Twenty
eight outgoing flights were can
celled at LaGuardia Field. In
coming planes were stacked up
circling above the airport. waiting
for visibility to land, or were di-
verted to other fields.
Evening star., 1951-10-15
u. n. Infantry Drives
Enemy Back in Korea
AS Resistance Fades
Reason for SIockened
Red Operations Puzzle
To Allied OfficioIs
By the Associated Press

UNITED STATES 9th ARMY
Korea, Oct. Is
Red resistance faded on two
blazing fronts today as Allied in
fantrymen drove deeper into North
Korea.
On the eastern front United
Nations troops captured a stra-
tegic 4,500-foot peak and kicked
lightly defending Chinese off al
least four hilltops.
On the central front three Al
lied divisions stabbed nearly
Evening star., 1951-10-15

Three Hour Wronsle at Ponmunior
Makes No Coins on Truce. Poee Al
Evening star., 1951-10-15
Iran Bars New Talks
With Britain EXCEPT on
indemnify and Sales
Stond Revealed Shortly
Before Mossodeeh Goes
To Address u. N.
BY the Associoted Pres,

NEW YORK. Oct. 15.-Deputy
Premier Hossein Fatemi of Iran
today closed the door to any fur
ther talks with Britain on the oil
dispute except On the questions of
lndemnities and the sale of oil.
This development came just a
few hours before Trans aged Pre-
Evening star., 1951-10-15

tSee NELSON, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1951-10-15

(See IRAN, Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1951-10-15

(See BUS MUSIC. Page A-6)
Evening star., 1951-10-15
Fog Cuts Air Troffic =.

Continued on Page AS, Col. S.
Evening star., 1951-10-15

(See JESSUP. Page A-4.)
Evening star., 1951-10-15

Home Delivery Monthly Rates Evening < CENTS
Evening star., 1951-08-16
FRANCES POWELL HILL.

Call Mr.. Hogue, WA. 6947. ewes. or
DE. 410l ONCE hours for additional
information or appt. to inspect the
above properties.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

5000 ;o9 .Ise SO. Fl. t.. ss7stoEy bldg; zoned
SSdd9;5o0. HoWARD R. sCHAFER,
4sFAMIIY UNIT. nr. Dupont Circle;
. apts.; bedrms.; income $2.4S4;
snS;50o. Il * r sosd sTAdRsA1EN BN I5S5 i5 x
baeE Nssr NRulD1NGs 1sssic ssmqesehss ans sehs
Capitol st. -Four 2-bedrm. and two
aa1eedrm dnn apts. Gas hot-water heat.
Fss56ERIGk ss55s .Cs 4; sI9NES q Esq. sco.. 81: 81
ToSRSfsF IS SsF cASiNs&nssdern III ss2snds and as CON-
plete; approx. $4,000 So. #. of
ground on BALTIC. Pike. Zoned COM
mercial. Income approx. $4,000 per
yea year. .,1ata Total n price $4,000 for the
substantial cash required. MILTON
F, RUPERT, 1151 18th st. NV,
sIIyEs sly 1sl sfRrNe-ADout 2 $4,000 down
new 6oroom brick semidetached
leased at S11O per month. RIPLEY
ROMER. Realtors, 81. Gill.
SELDOM OFFERED store and apt.
above; 1st commercial. renting for
S135 per mo-. leased for 5 yrs;
occupied as grocery store for many
years. excellent location. RA. 1101
or TU. 1910. -19
ONE CUNT BLDG, in Takoma PIX,
Nd; price S42,oQ0 (no real estate
COR. DET. HOME, S bedrms.. 2 baths.
Northumberland, lge. yard and gar;
immed. possession; $4,000 down pay
ment. OWENS REALTY. ME. 04S6.
400 BLOCK U sT.-1st comm 4
row brick houses as unit or any
part thereof or separately. Call Mr..
Tyler. at DE. 1914. PHILIP T.
ATKINS, FIR. 69SS. LU. 4-1s24.
Evening star., 1951-08-16

LAN1hM ThkIh
Out Defense Highway
Lovely Lots
$3.50 to 81. .450
500 Down-S20 Monthly
City Water-Phone-H Roads
Electricity-Good Bus Facilities
Bladensburg Road TO
gladens6TTs i,sna. turn right b;asvs at Peace
Route SOY 5 miles to ONCE and sign
''Lanham Park. Open daily and
Sunday, 10 to dark.
M. LEO STORCH
Evening star., 1951-08-16
DESK SPACE

in heart of business center in Hy-
attsville. Md: imm. occup. To in
spect call LEO M. BERNSTEIN g.
CO.. 1415 K st. NV. ME. 5400.
Ewes, GE. 06l9.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
BUSINESS pRopERTY FoR REM

L ST NV. NEAR 18Th lge rms
plate-glass display window. approx
900 50. IT,. in whole or in part;
Leo NJ. sERNsTEiS SiashS' I Ee1s 60. Real. kesI.
Tors. l4l5 K st. NV. ME. 5400.
lo09 EYE ST: N.W-Bldg. consisting
Of APPROX; 3.400 50. It., lge.. plate
p E1aSs IS q display Pa y, window; in whole oi
Apply LEO N. BERNSTEIN l. CO.
719 I1th ST. N.W.-2nd and 3rd firs
excellent location for retail business.
office, ETC.; approx. 1,400 50. IT., in
whole or in part; immed. occup
sas sennette tent LEO sERNsTES slnSpsss Ss / Ms
Realtors. AIS K st. NV. NE. b4fS0:
eyes,. GE. O619.
S505 14th ST. N.W.-store and living
mr.; 8 rms. and 2 baths on End
inspect, call LEO M. BERNSTEIN 4
CO., Realtors. 1415 X st. NV. ME.
FOR RENT. large hall, newly dec.
poored poa darenT 5aT purpose e Of teaching ball
9th ussi AND Z SITS. RI A.w.Msnd wRe7ss mr.. Els g.,
sep. entrance. Ma. $500. Us
426 SIXTH ST. N.W.-3-story and
bsmt.. incl. parking for 6 cars; End
comm; suitable for Offices, clubs,
manufacturing, etc. Call MA. S025.
USED CAR LOT SITE in Arlington at
intersection Of 5 streets and high
ness section; reasonable rental. Mr.
Knapp: NE. l143. with j.. WESLEY
BUCHANAN. Realtor, Ia
Evening star., 1951-08-16
FAUQUIER CO.. VA.
FREDERICK CO.. MD.

2 going farms in a good state Of
cultivation. If you are interested
In good, solid, farm values, here
they are.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
VA. FARMS-ESTATE

VA. T AIIlN4l9-CiO j n j Il
40 ACRES, 50 MI. D. C.
10-rm. modern house: high state Of
cultivation; on Bull River Run.
$4,000, 1st trust.
2-MILE WATERFRONT
354 acres, $50 acres in bottom land.
on Shenandoah River. Large brick
home in sight of Route so. 55 miles
from Wash. Only $4,000.
$50 ACRES
Mountain land: $1,000, terms. Bor-
ders on Shenandoah River. Marvel
Gus scenic view: mile of Route 30.
$40 ACRES
No. | beef cattle farm; high state Of
cultivation; good bldgs.. all equip
ment; 200 white-faced Herefords. A
real farm, cheap.
$50 Acres Beef Cattle Farm
500 young bearing apple trees, 500
peach trees. A real bargain.
HOWARD r. SCHAFER
Va. Once, MiddleburR 1851.
co Arthur Gartrel once.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
GREENHOUSE
SHANNON & LUCHS co

NOEIHERN VIRGINIA. OFFICE
2065 Wilson Blvd. gA. $4,000.
OPEN UNTIL q PM
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FARMS tcent.l
SHENANDOAH YALLEY

VALLEY - 4o0-acre
grazing farm 600 acres bottom land,
SeI SSserns; $4,000. HARRY II. Wits.
iMoanehSSssSES ioo So%NS,V va; $50 MO. buys Is. for
elec. installed; good weil. State I'd:
outbldgs. Another property of i
acres. new Arm bungalov; big
porch; running water in kitchen;
State I'd; 10 mi. south; S3,2O0i
S2uV ooWn, $50 mo. TIE. ABB.
spring, fruit, 13O mi. south, 81, ,25O'
$50 down. $40 mo. TIE. 4131.
FAuoUIER CO.. VA.
$50 semiabandoned acres with Iorp
frontage on the Rappshannock River.
and tranversed by spring-fed
streams sond ;h,. seryicsd By 2 black-top
river bottom and rolling land with
extensive views. making it desirable
as a grazing farm or q recreational
area. Price. $50 per acre. Terms.
cUIPEPER CO., VA.
L l50-acre operating beef-cattle graz
ing farm with a carrying capacity of
approx. 40 brood cows, and replace
ment stock. Cattle thrive on the old
bluegrass sods, improved pastures.
and hay, crop. Spring-fed streams
S-rm. frame residence. Usual out
bldes; in fair to poor condition. Sit.
uated on State-maintained road
1 mile of main highway. This farm
offers a pleasing rural retreat within
b5 miles OF downtown Wash. At
trac. priced at S19,500, with terms
the farm can pay.
FREDERICK CO.. MD.
going farms in q good state Of
cultivation. If you are interested
IN good. solid. farm values, here
Call Mr.. Hogue, WA. 6947. ewes. or
DE. 4l0l ONCE hours for additional
information or appt. to inspect the
above properties
FRANCES POWELL HILL.
REALTOR.
1908 Goth st. NV. DE. 41o1. Ia
tage, rooms; on highway; cleo
tricity; sparkling well water; some
woods; 2 large poultry house; II
s24. 5ooW57 acres; on highway; 10
miles D. c.; 4-bedroom country
home; with shades. shrubs; lands all
under cultivation. with. stream.
Good investment. Level land, all
cleared; $4,000 cash needed.
HOWARD COUNTY-S35,00 stock
farm; lao acres very productive, on
hard road; committing. distance; 4
bedrooms, baths, sparkling spring
water. 2 streams, tenant house. A
Tsal ERnoFT taTT calli ala,II1,. ms nox NJ JOHN 9d
Ashton, Md, 3S46. Silver Spring, Md.
-10
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

COUPLE desires small, clean home;
ne. or Nd. State min. down and
mo. payments. Box 430-K, Star.
ATTENTION OWNERS can get
you top all cash or term deal Tor
your Er home. Call MIR. WILLIAMS.
Will ioY FAY you CASH TODAY for
your home Any location. any condi-
tion. RE. 2201, 81. 7747.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
OF your home. business or invest-
ment property is what you desire.
call r. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor,
SOS North Capitol. MA, $3.50. Free
appraisals. Results since 1919.
AND INVESTMENT properties
NEEDED ! + for q, our cash buyers. THos.
SELLING fHiIl 721 10 1oss aoS6KHfSS, ss HS, NA o5SS
nets you highest price and largest
down payment or all cash. Phone
JOE TANENBAUM, ST. 1855.
WANTED IN W. FALLS CHURCH
area, rambler on large, sunny, level
lot. bedrms., baths, din. rm.
Box 131-L, Star. -22
VETERAN wishes to trade direct with
owner IL 900 equity in 1850 i-door
de luxe CheV, for cheap price house.
nearby Nd. Box 3S3-K, Star.
QUICK ACTION WITH ALL CASH
MIR. QUICK, RA 341S ISs
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

1922 18th ST. NV. rear-Large
warehouse. downtown Washington,
S85 per mo. ]. GERALD JUSTINE.
i LoCATioN.' 'sbo; 1000 So, #.
on Bird fl. Lge. hand elevator with
or without warehouse and delivery
services. Low rent. Call RE. O186.
Sept. 30. Ii. 7-4O97 till 6 pm;
afSaI and Sundays, LO. 3-9241,
DOWNTOWN-5Asa.-ft. brick build
ing. End commercial. Rent 5000 per
north. Ma. 1896. is
WAREHOUSES CONSTRUCTED to
suit tenants; r.r. siding avail: in
Rockville section, OF Rt. 240. Phone
TU. 0l30. 30
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STORES FOR RENT tcent.,

4455 CONN. AVE.
plus ONCE space, and
lavatories and lge. bsmt. Shopping
center location. with separate entr.
to TV studio, bowling alley, and ONCE
bldg; nr. Woolworth. Jelleff Best
B. Co,
KASS-BERGER, INC.
DESIGNERS. BUILDERS. OWNERS
EN- S100.
Evening star., 1951-08-16
STORES FOR RENT

TWO STORES, located Just of New
Hampshire ave. ext, in nearby Md.
adjacent to 7-store shopping center:
size. 13x40. Suitable for interior
decorator valet, bookstore. Call Mr..
Holland 4 IA II. 4. S5od G. dSMITHY. 81 18th
1918 ssi ny, ToS g. sTs 8s0GA GA.w.-Ad,ac,ent to
rental. Cali Mr.. Holland, H. g.
sMII59 sM 559o CO., s11 18th st. NV.
15th sT.-Near Eye st. NV. excel
lent Sindoa,o store ;.ospr space, with large show
It. heat furnished. Available now
THOMAS ]. FISHER, INC. 73s 18th
s29 H ST. N.W.~1st-f. store, s1x
qs aP1TGH 9Drn $50 S9O psr ss o 4s heat SsT and and
loft space avail. on alley in IN rear s
Call Mr.. .Schrider. wOODWARD T.
HSRRIS: Realtors. 723 Goth st. NV.
1851 1851 VG2afo6iRG1 GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-1sx4a:
floor, small bay. window. flourescent
lights. rear entrance. LEO BERN
STEIN 4 CO, Realtors, 1415 K st.
eS6 11th ST: N.W;-15x6o, includes
Ne is SOC 3oSO 1RoN rs Hn NJ bERssFE1S fsssR eai I
CO., 1415 K st. NV.
24O0 14th ST. N.W.-Modern corner
store. Avail. immed.; reas. rent.
excel for most any type retail busi-
ness. BERENTER 81 CO., Ia. 1880.
ARLINGTON. vA.-store, 1ox5o. in
well-established shopping center.
suitable for jewelry, gifts. yard
goods and other businesses not in
the center. Rent, SS5. Possession
about 80 days. ALBERT H. COHEN,
1Ess EsstGrs' II ST 81. 1871. 81 n,.t or1 r1clS cann
ave-; ideal for small business; reas.
BRENNAN & PORTER REALTY,
125 Kennedy ST. N.w.-vacant, in
busy shopping center; gas heat; S225
1Io7 TRINfTY Ri aT 15Go f., Silver Spring, Nd.
$3.50 q month. Call OIL. 17l7. -16
STORE m GOOD LOCATION, 750i
Old Georgetown I'd. Bethesda, Md.
Phone OIL. 1717. is
DOWNTOWN STORE. e07, H st. NV.
-Reas. rent. Call weekdays. ME
915S: Sim OR RQT1 -I7
Evening star., 1951-08-16
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

80 900 so. FIT. Of ground. centrally
located; pvt. TT. sidins and ONCE
MA SS85
Evening star., 1951-08-16
HOUSES FOR SALIVA. =
S3 nn0 DOWN..

This cozy .2-bedrm.. large liy. rm.,
bsmt. Located in No. Ari.. near
Falls Church at I4o1 No. Tuckahoe
st. Priced 81 ZOO below today's
market. Monthly pymts. approx. S7I,
incl. ms, taxes. int. and principal.
MAC LINDSEY
Evening star., 1951-08-16
DAIRY FARM
MONTGOMERY County

Montgomery County
DAIRY FARM. 80 miles
out; 30-cow Washington barn and
dairy; other barns all flled with hay
dairy cattle; S-rm. house. good cond.
Well priced, S45.000. Poss at settle.
ment.
70 ACRES. h-MILE OFF ROUTE 24o.
on hard road; good S-rm. house,
bank barn, stlo: Owner purchased
larger farm; 1000.
SMALL FARM, IL acres, 7-rm. brick
house; bath and heat: barn. other
out bldgs.;. beautiful old mill and
stream; S11 900: 80 miles out. Call
Mr.. Linthicum, Poolesville 3411, with
HOWARD r. SCHAFER, Bethesda.
Other farms and country property
reasonably rrfced