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Evening star., 1951-11-25

v. K. Wellington Koo. has taken
no formal action against the Off
cials. In fact. in September, both
were guests for an Embassy din
ner honoring Yu Ta-wei, who was
sent to Washington by Chang
Kai-shek to relieve Gen. Now
This dinner was marked by the
presence or armed guards to pro
tect" Gen. Now and Col. Hsiang
from possible kidnapers. Further
more. Col. Hsiang carried a con-
cealed pistol to the table.
Another cloak-and-dagger angle
was reported yesterday. Mr.. Rob-
erts told newspapermen that five
Americans and five Chinese
aligned with the Nationalist gov
ernment case forced" their way
into Gen. Mow's Offices at 2110
Leroy place NV, last Wednes-
day, apparently on q search for
procurement records. He said they
had to be ordered out.
Mr.. Roberts identified one of
Evening star., 1951-11-25
BY the Assoeiatsd Press

LONDON, Nov. "a Harold
Rubber Bones" Webb, skinny 25-
thief who squeezed his
way out Of dread Dartmoor prison
last Sunday. was recaptered in
the center of London tonight after
one of Britain's biggest manhunts
in years.
Webb had tunneled his way
into one Of the prisons hot-air
ducts and gained his freedom.
Then he fled over the lonely moors
in West England with 5000 police
ialerted for pursuit.
Scotland Yard searched Lon
don's underworld and watched
outgoing ships on a tip Webb had
headed here to contact associates
Evening star., 1951-11-25
Convict Who Escaped Jail Via Hot Air Duct Is Cauqht

who might help him get out Of the
country.
Tonight a policeman spotted
Rubber Bones" in Soho. colorful
continental sector of London
known for its girls. cabarets and
garlicky restaurants. He was f.
nally cornered under a pushcart
in Soho backyard, cold, wet and
hungry and glad the chase was
Evening star., 1951-11-25

OF centuries. OF discussion, between
civilized nations, on eliminating
unnecessary suffering in wartime.
A prisoner of war-and this cor
respondent speaks from expert
ence-lives in fear and anxiety.
He is at the mercy of his guards,
helpless except for the protection
that exists. or used to exist, the
law of nations.
It has a long history, and until
recently, there was meaning in the
words.
About 100 years ago, the first
efforts were made to minimize un-
necessary suffering in war. Some
of the reasons. in the light of COM
bat today. seem almost comic. One
was the invention of a bullet that
exploded after it entered a SOL
dier's body.
Revelations Shock World.
1t so Mortified the people of the
10Th Century that their govern
ments met to agree to outlaw it..
Ordeals of prisoners in the
Franco Prussian war and the
Civil War shocked the
rest of the world.
A special report to the Fortieth
Congress. in 1866. stated that 30,-
900 Union prisoners and $4,000
Confederates died in camps.
One soldiers diary noted
Sept. 28th. We lost two by death
today; arteries burst; surgeon alb
sent: bled to death. We have
nothing to eat today"
Another. on the opposite side,
wrote: "The catching and eat
ing of rats has become a common
thing. Horrible to relate, the hos
pital is full and men are no longer
taken out until dead or dying.
A series of conferences met, in
the years Immediately afterward;
to write code of rules that would
make such conditions impossible.
Czarist Russia, the predecessor of
the Red government. was a prime
mover in calling them.
Responsibility Fixed.
A concept was distilled from
endless negotiations. 1t is the basis
today for civilized treatment of
prisoners. The concept was this:
That a nation. a government,
was responsible for the prisoners
its armies captured. They were not
Evening star., 1951-11-25
Atrocities FIout Efforts to Hunonize' War

to be left to the mercies Of the
individual soldier, or officer, or
camp commander.
The OBTAINING power" agreed to
see that prisoners were properly
fed, clothed. housed, paid, and
given medical attention. The cap
ture of soldier was to be reported
to his home government. He could
received mail and parcels.
Similar rules were drafted to
apply to inhabitants of an oc-
cupied area. These people-pris-
oners and noncombatants were
recognized as the chief victims of
useless cruelty and suffering in
the wars of the past. The nine
teenth century set about to remedy
that fact.
Flouted by Nazis.
With some serious exceptions,
the law was observed fairly we'll
during World War I. In the sec
ond, however, civilization slid
backward.
Terrible violations took place
in the Nazi murder camps, and
in the treatment Of civilians by
Hitler's SIS. units. In their deal
ings with the West, however, the
Germans conformed with some of
the rules, reporting the names of
men captured and providing good
treatment to some prisoners.
The record indicates that the
Russians made small effort to live
up to legal commitments. No re-
ports were made. nor was the Red
Cross permitted to supervise pris-
on camps. When Russian troops
reached Berlin. they unleashed an
orgy Of rape, pillage and murder.
Apparently. the Russians to this
day have not returned all their
prisoners. Japan claims nearly
300. 900.
Bataan Death March
Japan did not come out of the
war with clean hands. Some 81
900 Americans and Filipinos died
in the Bataan Death March, 4"
and thousands of British and Aus
tralian prisoners died in the build
ing of the Malayan railway.
No complaints on such a scale
were brought against any of the
other combating nations.
There were several major rea-
sons for these crimes against rec
ognized law. The systematic de-
Evening star., 1951-11-25

respect of the mass Of the Chinese
people who are at present domi-
mated by Russian Communism"
| The Taipeh government has sus-
pended Gen. Now as deputy COM
mander of the Chinese Air Force
and as head of the purchasing
mission, and dismissed Col. Hsiang.
But neither has given up at the
purchasing Office. They have re-
fused to yield their records. And
their lawyer. Mr.. Roberts, said the
officials intend to continue their
procurement work.
The officers claimed they are
operating, with Gen. LIS approval.
Gen. Ii, now living In New York,
said in an accompanying AFFIDAVIT
that all Chiang's orders are "il-
legal and null and void"
Gen. Now and Col. Hsiang have
said the dispute arose over their
efforts to curb corruption in the
Nationalist regime.
The Chinese Ambassador. DR..
Evening star., 1951-11-25
lndion ZooIoeist Honored

For his notable contributions
to zoology. Alfred Ezra of CAL
cutta has been awarded a gold
medal by the Geological Society,
London, the fourth such medal
ever given.
Evening star., 1951-11-25

GOLDEN WEDDING-Mr. and
Mrs. Harry Abrams0n of the
Westchester Apartments re-
Gently celebrated the fiftieth
anniversary of their marriage
with a family dinner given for
them by their children at the
home of their daughter, Mrs.
Simon Levitan. Mr., Abram-
son, founder of H. Abramson
Co., and Mrs. Abrams0n have
two sons, two daughters, seven
grandchildren and two great
grandchildren.
Evening star., 1951-08-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTINS 1851 4-dr.; 1000 miles
1850 4-dr.; S995. PERI. JACK PRY
LTD. 14th and P NV
BUICK go sedanette; pyna.; S1.593;
dsnsSurs lsSi Rd.. Il. $500. A'i 0iA
BUICK 1910 Special convertible club
coupe; radio. heater. white-wall
tires; finest condition; 1895. terms
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne
BUICK 1898 2-door sedan; excel
cond. Actual mil So. 600 miles. $500
or best offer. ia. 4-0957. -
BUICK '46 Super sedan: S693. Over
100 others. Why pay more? AUTO
WHoLEsALJEsRSs5, JsS5 1871 Bladensbura
BUICK 1949 Roadmaster convertible;
complete con de luxe equipment ton naInsa.t inslud-
'new top; one owner: 10000 mi
dark blue with red leather uphol.
stery; S1.795. Call FA. 5S11 Ill
BUICK AZ 4-dr. Roadmaster; black
finish, spotless interior and q per-
feet motor makes this the best buy
1IAMs ss ye9nTA; nAKFER Fsr NASH 81 osS; Both w anS
BUICK 1e4l super de luxe sedan
terms. $50 down, $50 month
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne
BUICK 1850 Special; with Dynafow;
$4,000 mi; heater. dir. signals;
Sl,695; pvt. owner. JU. 7-9i41. -9
BUICK 80 sedanette; Dyna.; S1.693
AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1881 Bla'
denSburg Rd., Ii. $4,000.
BUICK Al 4-dr.; r. and h., 3. e.
excel. tires, 1896. Terms WA. 9s42
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SAIL

NEW HOMES FOR sALE-Hardwoot
oVelS beach, must see e appree nonef
ate. H. j. scHMIERER, lis Frank,
lin ave., Lewes, Del. Phone 6911
BEVERLY BEACH on Chesapeake
Bay Desirable lot, waterfront
PRIVILEGES: terms: Z. KALB Boz
NEW III HOME FOR sALE-Ar-yr mod.
ern, z bedrms.; oil heat; insulated
elec. kit; lge. lot on Chesapeake
bay, Franklin Manor. Md. Terms;
$lO,750: Owner on property. West
CORNFIELD HARBoR lots or acre.
age. 4 yrs. to pay. no int. or taxes
SUMNER ItifS aRSe COTTAGE, nearly com.
pleted; 2 bedrms., nice lot, porch
$4,000. Severn ave.. nr. End st
BAIRSToW. selby blvd. at water
sELBS EiNS, S,-oN-THE-BAY-2 lots. a IT
by 100 #. each; $500 for both. Call
owner, MR.. LIPScOMB, oW. $500
LAKE JACKsoN-cabin site. enough
timber, to build large log cabin
small down payment. WI. 1909. Ill
LAKE JACKSON--Cabin nearly COM
pleted. Owner transferred. $500
down payment, total S2.500. WI
LAKE JACKsoN-Large wooded wa
terfront lot In lovely developed sec
ton; cash, terms. OIL. S379, -12
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PACKARD 81 de luxe 4-dr. seden;
gray luster fnish; orig. owner; cost
eyer %s $500; $4,000; viii accept S2i4eS.
PACKARD Ya41 de lux. sedan: very
Truly q wonderful buy. S396. terms,
Sl40 down. ROPER" 18th and
rTYMoTfH { NJ sSfi nj fs4s 4-dr. Special p d.
luxe; r: and h.; very nice autono-
TOWN e1iSTS' kNp coUNTRY o1ms ana MoToRs. TeaSs.
PLYMOUTH is4s Spec. de luxe a-dr':
SNdf%E MoISRs. SSRs n5s n5Sio 'TS'i 4, L rS,. as..
Eli assa SgsS50aa sS5 n 'tstISs ssnse
PLYMOUTH is4i Special de i; luxe SisS: Sc:
dan; radio. heater: flne condition.
s5Inss RoPEs s1ss 18Th ts5%f s5S SAC ey. down.
PONTIAC 1s47 sedanette: Just ike
AND COUNTRY MOTORS. $3.50
pSsNS9n pTSsNsss9nsin. y sysnings .s tn 10 pm: "a
aydra.. sood tires: a;He saesilent "ee4S: eond.
Phone IA. s-7Osl or Ma. 1856.
PONTIAC 1s4s Silver Streak "s";
T. and h., new tires, Hydra-Matic;
don't miss this one because Of the
S465 down. balance in IS mos. at
SO. SCHLEGEL q GOLDEN. .63
Carroll ave: qE. 3303. 3
PONTIAC 1941 4-dr.; r. and h.. excel.
cond.; S42S. KE. 3-634s. after
Pontiac 1910 de luxe Sedan; spien.
did condition; radio. heater. sacri-
fice s395, terms. $40 down.
ROPER" 18th and R. I. eve. ne.
PONTIAC 1e47 Torpedo "6" 4-dr. do
dition; orig. owner; S995. ia. 17l6.
PONTIAC I949 4-door chieftain de
nsnoinr In n fRf RGEiE aSals MoToas ss0f ssof
poNTIAe ii eE 4s NE 4zdr' e7sq; st9.amliner: fun,
equipped: only S775. Bank fnanc.
Ing, Ing, s1tG kLEIN MOTORS. 2ao1 M St.
RENAgLT gi1' '4s 4-dr. sedan. won-
ss5fa s47 81 fioop @5lsase FoNRc 1RG''4lssi 4ssi
sTUDEBAKER '47 Chsmpion sedan:
8, SS93, Oyer T 100 1z others, Why ray
sTUDEBxKER f 1850 o; coupe: Spe'I, i owner:
good rubber; car has had excellent
care; overdrive; very large trunk;
an economical car at the low price
OF S1.195. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR
CO.. 7725 Wis. ave-. OIL. 6100. Open
sTUDEBAKER 'ss President; Sias.
sT1D2BAkER T1 RTtH f1sef is5o { Bn 4-door Is Land
Cruiser; T. and h., plastic covers;
1000 orig. mi; has had best Of care
by former owner; Sl.695; 90-day
warranty: IS mos. to pay. STEU-
ART MOTOR CO. (NA. 10000, 9th
and N. Y. ave. NV
STUDEBAKER AT Champion sedan:
S693. Over 100 others. Why pay
more? AUTO WHOLEsALERs, 17Si
Bladsnsburg Rd.. Ii. 3-SSO0.
WlLLYS 1850 Jeep station wagon:
like new, exceptionally low mileage;
the ideal car for your summer place.
Our price of S1,295 Representa-
tremendous savings. CHEVY CHASE
MOTOR CO., 7725 Wis. ave, OIL.
800. Open ewes. -
WILLYS 1941 4-dr. sedan; 4-cyl:
black; good cond.; must sell. leaving
town; $3.50. best offer. GE. $3.50
after 6. q
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET ls4o harton panel; low
mileage; excellent cond.: fully 9uar-
anteed: S495 Ma 6420
ALL OF OUR TRUCKS are thoroughly
includes a 1850. Chevrolet k-ton
pickup, exceptionally clean with low
mileage at S1.095. and q gleaming
Perfect for florist, drugstores, etc.
Also 1946 Cheyrolet Ha-ton panel; A
delivery. 1947 Chevrolet pickup.
aRSY efRssa dHAsE MSok Aps Co. o'as5i 5
Wis; ave, Open ewes. OIL. 800.
DODGE AZ panel truck. Special price.
$3.50. lst-class condition. Apply
4706 ANNAPOLIS rd.. Bladensburg,
,1S, Nc, Can uN; 9797; u,.,., Il Il.
heater and defroster; in Al cOnd:
and appearance; has canopy top II
wanted; $1.050. MALONEY'S, INC.
S126 Georgia ave, Silver Sprins.
sH. $3.50; Sun. and eyes,, 81. 9o3s.
CHEVROLET AT 4s-passenger school
bus; ideal transp. for clubs, churches
ss} ss5o 'saRiL nhLosEYs. ssS yi IRe issrief s1ss
Georgia ave, Silver Spring. sH.
$780, Sun. and eves.. 81. 9o3s.
DODGE 1850 M-ton pickup; heater
and defroster. Cannot tell from new.
LoNEY's, INC, s126 Georgia ave:
ewes, 81. 903s. -12
FORD 1850 F-6 2-ton dump; incl. g.
yard body; will sacrifice for quick
sale at $1,195. MALoNEYS. INC.
S126 Georgia ave-. Silver Spring,
SH. 1880; Sun. and ewes. 81. 9O3s.
FOR SALE OR HIRE-rrucks and
ttraesors with air brakes. Ii; g.
FORD 1s47 11s-ton stake; good cond.,
e ssee9 sstus s7d0 Ds ef bsst o ae'afa
FoRD Ord 1e4s FL panel; baby blue,
$s45. HILL q SAUNDERS, 1114
FeT%gnt FeTa nsaIsy ave Na .T as5S Wash's Oldest
FORD 1949 F-4 1-ton stake; clean,
sale. S995. HILL & SAUNDERS, i114
vermont Eerg nt.,sy ave nn n'w assH WHashs Oldest
good rubber; dual wheels, long
HILL & SAUNDERS, 1il4 Vermont
ave n.wa 0aeHd Wash.'s Oldest Ford Deal
FORD 81 ga 1881 SsPOi h-son panel truck; 5
good tires; good buy, sI2b. 6Ss b
FORD l947 10h, 12-ft. stake body;
good cond.; S395 If sold at once.
Call MR.. SNYDER. DE. 6913. %
1948 DUMP TRUCK. VS., for sale;
$475 and take up note. FIR. O2S1.
after 6. %
WILLYS '4S panel deliv. truck. excel.
mech. cond.; going at $69S. JU.
7-90S0; eyes,. RA. 0177. IS
FORD 1850 h-ton panel; S,70O mi. /:
81 osb; ns Guarantee e and term terms pTisf TRf.
ANGLE MOTORS. 3010 r. I. ave.
me-, DE 6302.
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CHEVROLET 80 sedan; equipped
IG s11ss 1yeT leo Mhy ay, Pay mSTs' Gre
caEvRoIEF afn;RSSg Rd Ie46 n sssoG sss sedan; orig
out. soood rubber; S3S5. s135 down
GOLDEN, sss Carroll ave-, eE
CHEVROLET 1850 club coupe; DARK
green, r. and h.; one owner; low
Reass Ase Several zss ana Tsus ess st nsuns
MoToofRs CO, ss0fRi INC. asSf a7sS wis AaSs ave-
CHEVROLET 1947 Aero sedan; Ameri.
cas- most popular model. Guaran.
teed under Chevrolet's OK. warranty
1 s5sl Meter; 9se is: CHEVY .x. GHAsE G sI NoToE
ciHTEsSvliRoLEr 1850 de luxe club cpe.
fully equip; $1,000, S39s cash
Take * 1T oyer pa payments. sn Call after
cshESysKMoLETi M e sedan; sspiDped:
morep AUTo WI wHoLEsA1ERs. oiisssi RS 1ssii si
CHEVROLET '34 coupe: coed cond.,
1Iadto and good tires. S95. 10.
cHaV. SO 4-dr. d. l.: r. and h., So $. c.;
Is mos. to pay. STEUART MOTOR
co. (NA. 10000. 9Th and N. Y. ave.
NV.
CHEV.. 1910 sedan 4-dr. de luxe; spot
lite, heater. new tires: new engine
! yr. old: good cond. FA. 4S45, after
Gao pm.
cHEy. ie47 F1eetmaster club coupe:
peri. black nm; only $S75; bank
financing. KLEIN MOTORS. 2301 M
st. NV, ME. $3.50. -S
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WATERFRONT PROP FOR RENT

1S MI. FROM ANDREWS AFB--
Nicely furn 1-rm.. kit, bath apis
| Call West River 61S1. GUS BER
LITz, Deale, Md. -
COLONIAL BEACH. Cool, quiet, di
| rect waterfront summer home: Aug
Ills, RE. 2131 for folder. -
COLONIAL BEACH. VA.-Overlookini
Potomac;. modern conveniences;
bedrms.. :. dining kit. bath; new: $4l
week NO. 1919 3
SMALL BAY FRONT furn. cottage
Near Deale. Md. Safe water for chill
drew. S3S wk. IN. 3-aS03. 3
COLONIAL BEACH-Waterfront cot
tage or apts., 1st and BRYANT sts;
all cleo. baths, hot water; pvt
beach and pier; swim. fish, crab
See to appreciate; $50 wk. CO. 061 ]
ewes Mon. Thurs %
COLONIAL BEACH - Cottages neal
water. Gas, elec.. refgr., bath. Sleep
10. S35-$60 wk. North 2674,
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TRAiLERS
WANT ONE HORSE TRAILER

WANT ONE HORSE TRAILER in
good condition. Phone Vienna 1870
IS
LIBERTY 1850. with bath; $3.50 down
move ini Lot 134. WOODLEY HILLS
TRAILER PARK. Alexandria.
HENRY 81, 10000 miles; sell my
equity or trade for your equity ir
house trailer. Phone LU. 4-54OO
Ext. 72, bet. s and f. OWENS. 9"
1913 TRAILER with furnished porch
sleeps 3; elec. refgr., toilet, too
TRAiLER fasit Refs samn meas or XII lssase sSs5 ax5
it.; completely inclosed; new gas
stove, icebox, picnic kit, lge. meta
storage box, ETC.; S195: also new
luggage trailer. $115. WO.- 1929.
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY

FOR SALE-4-bedrm cottage, anil;
separate maids quarters and garage;
extra choice lots. $4,000. Al
Columbia ave., Rehoboth Beach,
Del. Call ST. 1776. -S
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.-Right on
the beach; modern apis. and cot
tages; Sept l on. EN-. 1897. 20
REHOBoTH DELAWARE "RETREAT''
Ocean block, best section; g.
bedroom cottage, modern conv.,
available Sept. lst. Labor Day week,
or more. Phone 217 or 251-R. AR
THUR MORRIS, Centreville, Md.
BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-2-bedrm.
apt; sleeps 6: H;sI11-s/1S. L. r
GRAVATTE. NBS 0753.
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NATIONS CAPITAL
USED CAR
WHOI .ESAT,ERS

Don't sell or trade your car until
you have your car appraised by US.
THE USED CAR BAROMETER
Any rrice you get above our ap-
praisal will be like finding extra
money. with no obligations or cost
to you. We do ask that you bring
your car in for appraisal. We
have the equipment and facilities
to check your car. which Is free
service to you.
CENTRAL MOTOR SALES
1926 Conn. Wo. 92a6 or EN-. e764
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK, any size Job, prompt
service: reas.: local or long distance.
IA. 1887; after pm. GE. 14l6.
TRACTOR, White, 40: available for
lease with driver. MI. 3l56. -
KS INTERNATIONAL, new, 32-ft.
tandem van trailer; for hire or
lease; reasonable rate. CY. 949I.
Evening star., 1951-08-07
SMALL, FARMS
FAUQUIER COUNTY, VA.

ESQ semiabandoned acres with long
frontage on the Rappahannock
River and traversed by springfield
streams. Serviced by a black top
road, this property includes both
river bottom and rolling land with
extension views, making it desirable
as grazing farm or q recreational
area. Price, $50 per acre-terms.
150-acre operationg beef cattle graz
ing farm with carrying capacity
of approximately 40 brood cows
and replacement stock. Cattle
thrive on the old bluegrass sods.
improved pastures and hay crops.
in all fields. Solid s-room frame
fair to poor condition. Situated on
q State-maintained road / mile of
main highway. This farm offers a
pleasing rural retreat within 55
miles Of downtown Wash Attrac-
lively priced at S19,500 with terms
the farm can pay.
FREDERICK COUNTY, MD.
Two going farms in good state Of
cultivation. II you are interested
in good, solid farm values, here
they are.
Call Mr.. Hogue, WA. 6947. ewes. OF
DE 4101. offce hours. for addi-
to inspect the above properties.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
REALTOR
16os goth st. INV. DE. 410l
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT
g tContinuedl

14th. AND NEW YORK AVE. NV
A few single and double rms. now
rsdeoerated. i 1lS '1R RAss-BERaER IS A INC INC.
Wis. AVE. - California basement
complete floor, utilities furnished.
$S5 per mo. RIGGS & CO.. EN-
ssS Mo, for pvt. .ofice in fine, down
S.t Nwn eeTat0r n bdg incl al ssTyiess so
% avsii ADJ KpIAI l. SdSiA MANN. Ast. 1917 OF
12l8 H ST. NV, End hoor-3 Offices
snndd private ,gst llsayatsorgi s1e5. Ma,
bso5 GA. AVE. ~ NV. tnr. kennedy
RA. 200: ewes. GE. o5is. TO
Z 14I5 X ST.; 2 large air-cooled pvt,
s9asvsg a1d usGfRh5Sn room r. y Eefs sas
55sssstIpTsT's 5ssI e wT rep sioss sSsr attorneys. pr.
Groom suite avail, in downtown
reas. rent Apply Leo NJ. BERN
STEIN ,S = Co sQ6o Realtors 14l6 K st.
PRiyATE OFFICE. furnished: in large
6225 OF co. oil. -
ROOMS. "a A. 15x1o and 10xs.
1881 I3sl NSE NS ?eTssy 6aYs ave- NV BE- BEN
SILVER sPRiNG05oo SO; it., par
titioned into 9 rooms; private lava
tory: center Of town; ideal for DOG
FIN Ri Sr q Sepsist Go Reat6Ts Il BRooks sf FEB
BUSY CORNER. Kennedy and Ga.
ave-; pvt. entr.; rms. on 2nd H.;
now used by dentist. GE. 2943.
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG. - Nicely
Turn s2n pyt roa once 6T in ognn sgite' share rec
OFFICES, very near Mayflower Hotel.
{ especially suitable for lawyers. Two
suites each consisting of l large and
/ small room. Available separately
or together. Also included are re-
ceptioniSt services. reception room.
library and conference room. and
well-equipped library. ME. 6025,
DESK SPACE in beautifully furnished
On 9trces: Sst centrally located. Pleas, call
orr OFFICE. completely furnished. h
with .privil. Of use Of reception rm.,
and the conference rm; furn. with
mod. furniture; ideally located
Please call ME. 1868. ia
FURNISHED air-cond office and sec
retarial service available Call or
see HAROLD B. SAY. Portland. Ore.
. Chamber Of Commerce Representa-
tive. 1909 e st. NV. DI. 1904. S
MD. OR DENTIST, 3713 New Hamp-
SHIRE ave; office and living quarters;
1015 11th ST. NV.
Isl n. divided into 3 Offices and bath.
! PPaa66ssing for cars. $3.50 mo. Ma.
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AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS

MOST USED PARTS of the following
cars. Very reasonable. Plymouths
from "a to 40; 1941 Olds., Hyd ;
'35 Pontiac; '37 Pontiac; '36 Ford
So; '37 De Soto. GINDER'S AUTO
SERVICE. 62nd and Sheriff I'd. ne.
HI, 9679 -S
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FARMS Cont

FARM tcolored)-1S acres, Broom
house, electric, streams. 20 mi. from
j. L. C. WEST
FA 01qE
Evening star., 1951-08-07
BUILDERS

Arlington subdivision Of 16 lots fol
only $4,000. Water costs anc
engineering for sewer and street.
included in price. OXFORD
REALTY. FA. $3.50. -.
Evening star., 1951-08-07

r. and h. and defr.; 1000 actual
miles; $1,295. sH. 0073 after 6,
CHEVROLET so sedan: equipped;
Sdro wGoLEsaIrRsy ngeG sea Msy s1 Pss m45s' ss
cHEvRokETS T. 1s4s eH'0' De luxe .4-dr.
sedan; r. and h., seat covers; beau
tiful light green finish; immaculate;
low mileage; one-owner car: 81 .295.
WHEELER. INC, Chrysler Plymouth,
$500 Wisconsin, EN-. 1907. IS
CHEVROLET 1949 4-dr. sedan: heat
er. seat covers, new tires. low mile
s,ss age; o1e,oWnsr 1e, ~n,z gar; an Gytstandins linz
INC. c6rysier.plymouth. @ " naa sstH1Hs 1soo Wis
consin. EN-. 4s07. IS
CHEVROLET 1947 Aero sedan; r. and
h., beautiful black finish; wonderful
condition: only $945. EDMONDs
MOTORS Ford). Wilson blvd. at
Il D,r. 1afksopi i,se as AFl,' Va cH' 1900
CHEVROLET late 194e gray Style
line de luxe town sedan; Wv. tires;
1 owner; beautiful cond.; seat COW
ers, radio; 10000 miles: real value;
si.2oo: Call RE, o461, Ext. sos,
CHEVRoIHT fIESF oGIsi .47 rleetmaster I'D 4-Sr. :;
T. and h., new S. c.; clean as q pin
SS95; 90-day warranty; Is mos. to
pay. STEUART MOTOR co. (NA.
10000. fith and N. Y. ave. NV.
CHEVROLET 1947 de luxe convert.
lble; r. and b., very clean, fine
tires: see and drive this beauty, re.
duced to 5000; only 1888 down
CIPCO guarantee. IS mos. to pay
Open ewes. till 8. COAST-IN PONTI.
AC. 4O7 Florida ave. ne. AT. 1900
Evening star., 1951-08-07

LOTS 6 ACREAGE WANTED
ACREAGE wanted for development II
Arl. or close-in. Brokers invited
ia. S-o65S. 10