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Connolly Hits Hoover aft Plan
As Foreign Policy Debate Starts;
Pleads for UnityinAidingEur
Knowlond Proposes
1-6 U. S. Troop Rotio
In Western Defense
By J. A. O'Leory

Chairman Connally of the Sen
ate Foreign Relations Committee
took the Senate floor today to
challenge the Hoover-Taft doc
trine that sea and air power would
be better American contribution
to allied nations than land forces.
Touching off a debate that may
continue for several days, Senator
Connally pleaded for unity behind
an all-out effort to defend West
tern Europe because its loss would
give Russia industrial superiority
over the United States.
Senator Connally told his COL
leagues the arrival of Gen. Eisen-
hover in Europe has had "an
electrifying effect" on the peoples
of the North Atlantic area, and
he predicted that commitment
for sending additional American
land forces would probably be
more than sufficient to support
the parallel effort which we
should demand from them in re-
turn"
Knowland Urges 1-to-6 Ratio.
Earlier today, Senator Know
land, Republican, of California,
proposed a formula under which
one American division would be
sent across the Atlantic for every
six divisions raised in Western
Europe, until there are ten Amer
lean divisions in the European
garrison.
Since there already are two
American divisions in Europe,
this would mean the European
partners would have to bring
their foot soldiers up to 18 di-
visions before the United States
would send another division.
When the Senate convened at
noon, the new majority leader.
Senator Mcfarland of Arizona,
made an urgent plea to both par
ties to work out their differences
over foreign policy.
Differences of Opinion Cited.
There are, of course. differ
ences of opinion here and through
out the Nation as to what we
should have done and what we
should do to meet these crises"
said Senator Mcfarland.
Il do not quarrel with such diff
ferences of judgment. They are
a proper-even a necessary-part
of our form of government. 1t is
this clash of honest Judgment and
conviction thrashed out publicly
which results in sounder policy.
1t is in this cauldron that the
dross is burned off and the pure
gold remains"
Senator Mcfarland asked Sen
stors not to pre-judge the facts
Gen. Eisenhower will assemble
and bring back from Europe next
month.
Mcfarland Calls for Unity.
Call these poor words of mine
a plea for cooperation, or what
you WILL" Senator Mcfarland
said. Il am asking frankly that
my colleagues in this chamber
remember there are no aisles sep
arating Republicans and Demo-
Gratis in the ships at sea, in the
aircraft aloft, in the marching
regiments-I am asking that my
colleagues stand together, unite,
make clear by their every action
and word that all of us have
single overriding objective, the
good of the Nation and the peace
of the world"
Hlghlights of the Connally
speech were:
/. He answered, one by one, the
recent arguments of Senator Taft
and quoted the Senator's father,
President William Howard Taft,
In support of the right of Presi-
dent ito send the armed forces
to any place where, in his iudg-
Continued on Page A-4, Col. 2.)
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u. ArmyHo|ds
Line on Critical
Central Front
z Divisions of Reds
Trying to Slip Down
I'd Division Flank
BY the Associated Press

TOKYO, Jan. 11.-American,
French and Dutch troops clung
stubbornly tonight to salient on
the critical Central Korean front
in the face of 100000 Reds mass
ing in the Wonju area.
A spokesman for the American
I'd Division. holding it's ground ! s
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be kept within reasonable limits
by policy of making both au-
thority and adequate funds avail
able well in advance of acquiring
project sites in expanding areas.
To this end, they advocated care
full planning on the part of Dis
trict. Maryland and Virginia Of
especially in co-ordinating
school with playground sites.
The views and recommended
tions of the National Capital Park
and Planning Commission were
contained in a 58-page report,
the third in a series of mono
graphs on the widely publicized
comprehensive plan. It was re-
leased by Acting Chairman A. E.
Demaray. Dealing with open
spaces and community services"
the report will be followed in Feb
ruary by another, analyzing the
battling transportation problems in
the Metropolitan Area.
Projects Detailed.
In the present report, prepared
months ago. NCPPC gives details
OF the essential projects recon-
mended in the general summary
of the 30-year, plan. Recommen-
dations run the gamut of serv-
ices, including libraries, health
centers, fire and police protection
and storage.
In public discussion of the
comprehensive plan yesterday
afternoon. the influential Com
mittee of 100 on the National
Capital stressed the fact that
planning will never end. Fred
erick Bigger, Pittsburgh city PLAN
ner and a presidential appointee
on NCPPC, said the report is the
start of an adaptable. flexible plan
subject always to revision. He
pointedly advised commission
members to be unafraid of sug-
gestions and ideas for changes in
the plan.
Members of the advisory COM
mittee also stressed the value Of
acquiring park and building sites
in advance of developments to
avoid prohibitive costs.
Virginia Called Backward.
Today's report cited Virginia's
backwardneSs in seeking to take
advantage of assistance in buying
sites under the Capper-Cramton
Act, which Maryland has used to
its advantage.
Arlington County and the State
of Virginia have provided their
part of funds necessary for the
acquisition of a right-of- way for
the George Washington Memorial
Parkway along the Potomac from
Spout Run to the Fairfax County
line. But in Fairfax County, from
the Arlington line to Great Falls,
little progress has been made.
Private development of property
along the line. the planners re-
minded, makes early financial aid
from Fairfax County imperative"
or this section of the parkway
will either be lost entirely or be
so restricted in character as to
greatly reduce it's value"
A series of parks connected into
comprehensive park system,
similar to the small stream valley
parks in nearby Maryland now
authorized, was advocated for
nearby Virginia. The land should
be acquired very soon, the plan
ners said, or the opportunity will
be lost forever.
Wisdom in Buying Land.
The planning commissions wis
dom in buying up outlying lands
in advance has saved taxpayers
money, it was said.
Provision of additional neigh
borhood parks is the next objec-
(See PLANNING, Page A-5.)
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Further Deloy Foees U. N. in SettIemen ent
OF koreon Question. Poee A-3
HIeh-Level Meeting Of U. S. and Red
Chino Proposed. Pooe 40
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Report on PIoy Areas Envisions One Acre
tor 7S4 Persons. Poee AS
Foilure to Buy Future School Sites CoIled
Short Sighted Pose BIG
Cooperative PIonnins Urged on Voter.
Sewage Facilities. Poee C-l0
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Planners Look
80 Years Ahead
0nProjectsHere
Third NCPPC Paper
Outlines Development
Of Metropolitan Area
By Nelson M. Shepard

Federal planners looked ahead
80 years today in proposing ma
jor developments for parks, park
ways. Fairgrounds, schools, water
and other community facilities in
Washington and its environs.
Concerned vitality with site pur-
chaSes, they urged that land costs
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Continued on Page AS, Col. ~
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Continued on Page "A, Col. 8.
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(See KOREA, Page A-3.)
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G uide for Readers

Evening only 4 % a a final srn los adas ssE CENTS
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(See PLANNING. Page A-50
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Cloudy with high Of IS this afternoon.
Fair, colder tonight; low about 80 in.c city
and 26 in suburbs. Tomorrow sunny, high
about As. Full report on Page A-2D
Midnight, 38 6 6am. 40 IL am. AZ
2 am. 40 am 40 IL noon42
4 am. ---38 10 am. 40 pm. As
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FARMS tcons.)

ALL-PURPOsE FARM. about 81
acres, near Damascus, Md: aboui
30 acres clear, nice meadow with 9
stream, some woods; 6-rm. house
and bath, coal h.-w. heat. barn
tool shed, 2-car garage; all stock
and equipment included: list fur.
n.Isl,s nished on request price $4,000
Bethesda, Md. Call WI. $500. -
HOWARD COUNTY-25 acres. DOM
be fenced in. Modernized farm.
house; 6 lge. rms, mod. kit; ir
grove of trees; oil heat, fireplace,
phone; everything coZy, fruit, shrub,
berry, and garden; stream; lge. barn
poultry and hog houses; 3 garages
Commuting distance, on good road
JOHN BURDoFT. Colesville, Nd.
r. F. D. 2, Silver Spring, Md. Cal
Ashton (Md1 3S46. IS
FARM for sale at a sacrifice 16S
acres with growing crops. Field:
highly productive with perpetua
streams. S-rm. home; 4-rfn. cottage;
barns and other bldgs.; cattle. hogs
feed and chickens, All kinds Of hy-
draulic machinery. Possession upoI
deposit. Unusually liberal terms
If you have available a few
thousand dollars, let's get together
The owner is leaving U. s.. A. and
wants bona fide proposition. IT.
on hard road and less than 2 hrs
D. C. GEORGE T. McNAB, FA. 1905
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR. SALE

LOCUST HILL ESTATES, mr.. Naval
Med. Centr.; lot in restricted resi-
Dental sect: 7S-ft. frontage; ap-
prox; $500 So. #. Call OWNER. WI,
4036. 3
I-ACRE LOT, half clear, suitable for
rambler, Beverly Farms Estate: i'm
proved with well and Toulouse. Call
MANOR CLUB ESTATES-Build your
home in country club atmosphere;
swimming pool, golf course, tennis
courts and clubhouse are part Of
your property. Ownership of prop
erty entities purchaser to club mem
esox ed ideal hemssite s pfee sgo ySga
cHEvERIY AREA. sex2so. level,
wooded. all utilities; near WASH
Balto. pkwys EN-. a3s9; 49,
MiNsr6S SRnss ,Sfes eay ana sPTjpE4 WE 4aSs =
NEAR CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY
CLUB-Over acres; 200-ft.. 'front.'
age on River rd., all cleared Call
pI. 1015 till 9 pm. VIM. H. SAUN-
vaEEaBIE vaEEa Gp'' ACREAGE ctFRfEAGE for sale; gs sp-
acres with frontage on Rt, sol;
balance Phone Waldorf 2242 or
2247 after $50 pm -3
M6 okEs 800 S6 GOOD Sl hshEay aoE ss,n near EIo
WEST REAL ESTATE. Jo' $500;
after 6 pm, Mr.. Hamilton. HI.
FoUR LOTS in wellington on MT.
Suitable for rambler or any type
home TIE 1874. os
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

1874 ACRES of scenic land with over
one-haH mile front on river and
also on Va, State rd,. 5 miles above
Chain Bridge on picturesque stream
with falls, bathing beach at river;
St.. NV. MA. 1856 or 'EM, 1880.
WOODLAND BEACH, rs mi. from
WASHINGTON, 6 mi. from Annapolis
5-rni. BUNGALOW, 2 bedrrns.,. liv. rm..
din. rm.. mod. kit. and bath. Com
pletely furn. in maple. Lge.
screened porch. On fenced lot. S0x
100 IT; concrete patio. bathhouEe.
/ block to excellent, private beach.
2143 Fairmont dr.. 1880. terms.
Call owner. DAVID COOPER, RA.
NORTH BEACH, MD.-For sale. yr.-
round house on waterfront to U. S.
citizen: can be seen by appointment
only. Box 415-S. Star. %
FOR CREEK. bayfront and beach
bungalows and lots neal, Deale Nd.
inquire at Mann Spanish cottaee
Deale. Md. Is miles D. c. 3
SELBY -ON TRE-BAY--Log cabin on
large wooded lot, with excellent
view of the bay. WILLIAMS, Ma,
1898. sun. ewes, OR, 1854. -
4-ROOM AND BATH bungalow. fur
nished. located at 1868 Shore dr.,
Woodland Beach, Md; all yr. home;
conv. terms; price. $4,000. FA.
@4Dll, ,.g.. ~
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6 STUDIOS FOR RENT
AIR-COND. 1ST FL, 92I I1th NV.
Also smaller Offices on End fl. RA.

AIR-COND. 1ST FL, 92I I1th NV
fiS,. AlSS smaller nal ,agh ofices on End II. RA,
clay. cha YspfIRs VIZ. S9a;SSo' 9aas'o WINSTON C.
SMALL. second-fioor, rear 2-rm. suite
IN well-kept midtown professional
hldg;; S55. ME. $3.50. WAGGA-
NAN .1n - d BRAWNER, 100 Eye st. .
tury Building. Az 5th st. NV. op-
posite Municipal Court offices avail
able in single units or suites of .
70 3 rooms. Single rooms as low as
S4S per mo. Parking space available.
THOMAS 55so J; FISHER q CO, INC,
1f III ietb lS1h ST. sF. Nv D. p.s,5ss,s sssG i5
rent. J. GERALD 'i. LusTfNEo' TTffSEohaGis 4ls.
11th AND PARK RID. NV. Desirable
ofilces consisting of suite Of 4 rms. /
PLANT 4 faes GoRpoN. 5eS 'hii iNc.' clocaf!SF is9l
AEExANDiRahiAS. nj aiS a4i5 e. Mts Iss7; Vernon ave
.3E2d.fioor ofice rooms. In suite or
iat is5psie; s,it.Sle Modern To- bpilding; parking
STUDIO FOR RENT. + Third I'd fSd fioor.
Se1 18th st. NV. Two large
rooms. Reception room and large
ballroom ballroom Total l,200 50. It.
sSS ESSSipped oDe r,s With ,te shower. two toilets
ior organization quarters or com
bined ofiice and living Quarters
Genfrai nIl legation. legation Call ME. 54s2I
5th AND Am i9eSi K sTs. NV. tsas 5th &,
IT.; ideal for ofice, jobber or dis
tributor; heat, light and janitor
service furnished; freight elevator;
Sloo per mo. THOMAS j. FISHER
4, a Co. INC, 73s 18th st. NV,
DOWNTowN-Large floor. -tS oDep
nssI; org. 0qsIh; Ellis. idsas ME 1971. lqE local
WARNER BLDG. one to three rms
Iurn. or unfurn.. in large law ONCE
suite; PIX. receptionist. large law
mF mvHFary; Il, ior lawyer or accountant.
1sss EYE Ell ST. N.w-r.rse 4. grbt
room approximately 400 50. IT.; in
mmeaiate ne Hesd possession. MR.. CLARKE.
EVANS BUILDING. 1920 Nev " SsrsI
ave; n.w.-Availahle immediatelv:
salis ssalilemsnss sis ME- EpEhS 11S7 pRopERTTEs
ONE TO FIVE ROOMS. connect,nv.
PROFESSIONAL once; located in one one
Sonn' dFcS. pest apt. houses at
Srdway St.. near Uptown Theater,
Eor full information. cali Mr..
DAVIS. NO. 5000
WILL SUBLET, 500 mo-, Ice. furn.
once; excel. downtown location.
N, Io25 Vermont ave, LA. 6-6is4. -
WASHINGTON CIRCLE APIS, 2430I
"a. ave. n.w.-Air-cond. Office
I;50n So. it., S100 per mo. MRS
WISE. mgr. EX. 7640, .
AVAILABLE. several ofiices. in de-
Msyhower and Conn ave; reason
ss2!e. Ial3 n st; NV. MR.. HORN.
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

$500 DOWN. $50 MO. buys for $500
1866 acres, nearly all in young pine
with 100000 feet of small pine,
sawable now: Is mi. south of D. C.
and 400 yds. of No. 90 running from
Fredericksburg to Orange. TIE. ABB.
500 DOWN. $40 mo-, buys Tor
$1,000, 2S acres timber land, mostly
pine; over 10000 feet sawable now;
lots Of young timber; 1a mi. on
State rd.; power line, homesites,
snring; creek; Louisa County. Va.
s5H.AcEE 5s: t1Sg' DAIRY FARM, lust % over
line in Fred'k Co.; 7-room house, 2
water in all fields; good fencing;
about 2la miles to activities; q
mighty fine dairy farm for $4,000.
2. <. Ruble. Poolesvilie 21S4. with
These III sAkGAiNs ssafaGEx seals0rt ao0t last LONG.
La Plata, Md. 10 acres, stream. e
acres, $1,295; Woodland Point, Md,
nr. Cobbs Island, 2 acres, mr.. river,
5000. Terms. Ii. 3-5674.
FARM AT GAINESVILLE. 4S acres.
near :, all cultivated; Groom home
with bath, mighty good barn and
and handy for train committing If
desired; offered with all house fur
nishings completes. S26,500. e. K.
Ruble. Poolesyilfe PISA, with r. p.
RIPLEY, Realtor,
HOWARD COUNTY--224 acres. very
fertile, level tractor land; 6-bedrm
country home; nice setting: lge, bank
barn with all necessary outbuildings
in good repair. JOHN BURDOFT.
Colesville, Md, r. F.. D. 2, Silver
Spring, Md. Call Ashton (Md.) 3S46,
HOWARD CO., near CIarksyille--6s
asres 800 81 nGr'h f. frontase S1 % on ps psvef
rd.; priced right. JOHN H. JOHN
SON WA 5Ob0 -
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

Q RMS. AND BATH. in commercial
zone. Bladensbure. Md; price. S17,-
900. WA 1869. ARTHUR F.
GRANHoLM. 5419 ouintana ST..
Riverdale. Md. p
CAMEO BUILDING-Includes Cameo
Theater, Mt. Rainier Post ONCE and
one vacant store. Building located
$500 34th ST.. Mt. Rainier. Md
i''I III Eve @ st. st. NV. ME-. 500. A.
1st COMMERCIAL, 20O7 Benning rd.
net rms. and bath, h.-w.h.. cleo.
lights, front and rear porches; 2-car,
2-Story brick gar; on lot approx.
1Sx135. Price, $4,000. HALL &
BROTHER, Ii. 1851. -2
GEORGETOWN, Wis. ave. near. Res
ervoir-Semidet. 2-story and bsmt.,
$4,000. DRURY REALTY CORP
MI. 1000; ewes, OR. b78b EN-, 53S6
End COMMERCIAL. 9351s F ST., s.w
Lot .13 by l25: 2,story, 6-rm,
NC. RE. ss64; ewes. IA. 4lo3
"HoT sPoT"-substantial brk. bldg,
at intersection BALTIC. blvd. and
College ave. at Univ. Of Nd; now
occupied by Prince Georges Bank;
adaptable to most any type business;
SRASk S1 S39 s. PHiLL1Ps. PEsi ss p1 o1 i41f $3.50
1910 G ST. N.E.-Solid semidet. brick
bldg. (20x75); lge. store on 1st fl /:
5-rm. apt. on End a.; basement, Oil
h.-w.h. Make offer. Call OF. S5S5.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 1411.
STORE AND APT. 5000 block Ga.
ave. ideal for any business. LOUIS
RUDDEN, EX. ,5707. -.-
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Fairfax County Farm

14a ACRES WITH BEAUTIFUL VIEW
Here is a productive farm in a good
neighborhood with substantial
farm home that has a 30-ft. living
room, oil heat, and 3 bedrooms, The
etSer dery or beef ean cows oe aSe price
uneauipped, S47,500, with a down
payment of $4,000. Good farms
like this are very scarce.
MASON HIRST
Va. Phone FA. 7447
Closed SUNDAYS
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LOTS
CUNNINGHAM ACRES
Lanham Park
Defense Highway
Lovely Lots
&T5u tn 5000

$3.50 to 5000
S100 Down. SIS Monthly
City Water, Phone Hard Roads
Electric; Good Bus Facilities
Directions: Bladensburg rd. to Bla-
densburg, turn right at Peace Cross,
out Defense hwy. ~. s. Route 50l
Park" Open daily and Sunday, 10
to 6. THOMAS F. HALEY, Real
fnr HyattSvtlla 010T
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REAL ESTATE toANs

NEAL Ed ave $%tNS
CASH FOR Ist AND end TRUST
NOTES incl Ist trust: on acreage:
quick settlement, white or colored
notes in b. c.. Md and Va FULTON
r. GORDON. the Colorado Bldg,
l4th and @ SITS NV Dl $3.50
Brokers. attention
sIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO., Realtors
1891 @ st. NV ATE. 24ab
MONEY ON SECOND TRuS1--Ws
win buy second-trust notes. D. C.
nearby Md or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST,
MEET CORP, 1912 N = ave NV
Z. 4is, So INTEREST, according to
classification of security and loca.
ton; no charge for anpraisals
end TRUSTS bought for spot cash;
ga TO 4ee DISCOUNT, MD, VA.
OR D. C. MIR. QUICK. Ma. 34ls.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate:
low rates, 3-to-5-year terms and
monthly payments. P. j. WALSHE, J,
INC, LIS Eye st. NV, MA. '646S.
TRUSTS, LIST. End and 3rd: Nd. Va.
D. c.; wk.'s service. AID ANS REALTY
1st. end, 3rd TRUSTS BOUGHT.
White or colored: pvt. money avail.
MP WAITED ST 9001 -
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Montgomery County

300-ACRE CATTLE FARM
miles ~ fro'n su n 20 se!'ie yesy a nrosrsctive
soil. mostly IN grass with abundance
of water; 10-room, two-bath farm
house, two tenant houses. large bank
barn and other necessary buildings.
Inspection by appointment. Call Mr..
]. A. Powell. Ashton 5536. farm rep
CO.. INC. Chevy Chase, D. c.
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GARAGES
Parking Space !.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
(1sth and p SITS. N.W.)
SEVERAL PARKING SPACES
AVAILABLE FOR RENT
BY THE MONTH. SIS
Call Miss Schroth
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345.

FAIR PRICES FOR CLEAN, late
model used cars. MOTOR MART,
INC. E9o6 Ga. ave-. JU. s-b353. or
fEYMegfHs, fl; s5gii roRps. cHEvs;-we
selling. AUTO OUTLET, 2150
BladenSburg I'd, ne. Ii. 4,0S58'
WESTERN BUYER mas immed. cash
for nice low mileage cars MORRIS
HUGHES 1912 Ga. ave.. RA. 1122
PREMIUM PRICES s,oN4,s for clssp, ssn,,ross Isss
iSs INC, cH. cffs 1900. wilson blyd, al
n jackson. Arl. Va. CDR Lie No
WANTED ANY MAKE. any model.
clean, used cars immediate cash
waiting at PARKWAY-FoRD. so5l
sAIk' x {. RoNrs4 aiS;i ~ SHpsR.AlsALs HPsR. Of al
%skTgEassoNTiAc iss4 { & a.
1876 70 1s51-An makes and sta,
wagons. Drive in with your title
%oLF fSs qTe MoToRs ssfe III atb PAY AND * ss
WILL I'LL PAY sHi Cash Cash for clean cars, any
make. any model; see Mr.. Dunnigan.
ROYAL MOTORS. NC. 10 Ken
nedy st; NV;
burned or damaged car If reason
able. JU. 7-5464. IS
FOR WARM WELCOME and cold
cash, see or call us before selling
your car. HAINEs MOTOR CO..
5000 Bladensbarg rd., Cottage City,
Md. WA $500 or 16 Mass. ave. NV.
ST. 22SS. open ewes. and Sunday.
AUTOS FOR SOUTHERN TRADE
'36 to sos; SPOT cash PRIESTHOOD
tNY MAKE. ANY MODEL
Drive in open lot, see Mr.. Beach. for
cash. trade. terms
BEACH MOTORS. 1910 14th st. NV.
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

WILDWOOD. N.J.-Apartments. bum
galows, business properties. OCEAN
CREST REALTY CO., 62l1 Pacific
ave. %
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

SOUTHERN Md; so mi. from Wash,
ami, 8 rms. 3 bedrms,; furn., with
direct short frontage; good bathing;
season rental. Box 16S-V. STAR
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LOANS

SECOND TRUST MONEY AVAILABLE
AND NOTES PURCHASED. CALL
MR.. MILLER. ME. 1920; EVE
NINGS, 81. 1921.
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L o S T

S100 BY 0 certain man In Arlington
who sold his car to Q neighbor with
out first getting an offer from
Arlington Motor Co.
Il Block South Of Key Hridee.)
1917 North Moore St oW 1857
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End Commercial NV.
End Commercial

elo 18th st, s.e.-Neat brick bldg.
APPROX. 24x52; ofice and balcony
on 2nd f., 2 toilets, shower; auto
oil h.-w.h; main rm. has 20-ft.
ceiling. C. Il. PARKER CO, Ma.
2326 =
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT

8OOOO SO. FIT, centrally located,
pvt. 7. r. siding and ONCE. Ma. 5885.
ALEX.-860 SO, it. bldg, 710 So. IT..
shed space, plus 1850 So. IT. yard
rent: si25 mo. A. M. ROTH, RE.
1880. -3
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

IN PRINCESS ANNE on the Eastern
shore of Maryland. 150-year old
Corner lot; "a acre. S22,500 iin-
mediate possession. Owner q. II:
COIN. phone No. %, 215 Somerset
8 ACRES OF LAND suitable for home
or ski lodge in Stove. Vermont. Call
CH, ITO, % ---3
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THRIF-T

It's new and it's here to stay. the
$3.50 to $3.50. 20 to ee SO mi. 1 per 'IU Vai.
BUSCH MOTOR SALES
2510 Bladensburg rd., ne. TR. 2400
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Sprlngtime Opportunity
800 down stakes your c'qim to a
Where there are are doswoods ~ 90 T By the the
hundred and oak trees waiting to
shade your house You won't miss
the S25 each month that pays for a
Homewood half acre before you
know it. Prices range from $500 to
$1,000 and you will be less than 25
minutes from. town, mostly over the
new Shirley hwy.
hHAC0AY YYTH CrH
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

CASH CUSTOMERS for all price of
property. HILTON F. RUPERT.
1911 K st. NV. DI. 5015; ewes,
EN-. 5407. 70
WANTED FROM OWNER, so to 100
unit garden-type apt. No brokers.
please. Box 269-T, Star, -3
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

NEAR 14th AND IRVING SITS. NV.
Ideal for ONCE. electrical shop,
plus living quarters; utilities in
Guided; $75 mo. RE. o7s1. TR.
Ai6 18th ST. S.W.-New 1-story
brick bldg In sw. wholesale mkt.
area; 25x100 IT.; gas heat. lava
tory; S275 mo. c. II. PARKER
CO.. Ma. 1926. 3
USED CAR LOT with once, southwest
corner Lee blvd. and Giehe rd., Arl.;
l9;9oS 9,,I@,,sT g; t. nt s2e9 CO., mo B. j.
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INVEST. PRoP-sALE lcont.D NDUsTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

End COMMERCIAL, 10000 50. it..
near Eastern on MINI. ave. ne;
r.r. near rear Of ground. EN-. 1854.
aunt DET. BRICK. Takoma Park;
y321 monthly income. Excel. corner
location of Flower ave. Price, SIS, :
800. RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. SH.
3-UNIT DET. BRICK. Takoma Park
Beautiful prop. in perfect cord.
Owner occupies Groom and bath
apt. with $135 monthly income from
the other two: furn. included. Price,
SH. 7O32. -
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WAREHOUSES For REN1

LABS CHURCH ST. N.W.-2nd COM
msrcial; cheap rent. RA. 1101, TU.
Evening star., 1951-04-02

UNDER CONSTRUCTION; AVAIL
ABLE ABOUT so DAYS; TWO
FLOORS EACH CONTAINING
FLOOR SEPARATELY OR ENTIRE
BUILDING TO ONE TENANT.
WEINBERG g. BUSH, Inc.
1907 H st. NV. Realtors. MA. $500.