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.deleted on security grounds after
editing was finished.
The first assembly of the ma
terial was entrusted to Eugene S.
Dufheld, assistant publisher of
The Cincinnati Enquirer. who
had been a special assistant to
Mr.. Forrestal from 1912 to 1945.
In the editing. Mr.. Dufheld was
Joined by Walter Mills, author
and assistant chief editorial writer
OF the New York Herald Tribune.
Mr.. Mills is responsible for the
final form of the material and
for comment added to provide
continuity.
The diaries originally exceeded
half a million words. Added ma
terial came from correspondence
turned over to the estate.
Mr.. Forrestal's Government Ca
reer began in 1910 as an admins
trative assistant to President
Roosevelt. Early in World War
II he stepped into the new post
of Undersecretary of the Navy,
and in May, 1914, he succeeded
the late Frank Knox as Navy
Secretary.
AS first Secretary of Defense in
l947, he had the task of achieving
unification of the armed forces.
Early in 1949. fatigued. he re-
signed and entered Bethesda Naval
Hospital. On may %. 1949. he
jumped to his death from a win
dow.
But his diaries remain a reveal
ing account of the critical times
kept by one in a key position tc
know them.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
Air Force Corporal Held
In Theft of LIGHT PIune
BY the Associoted Press

CRAWLING, Mich, Sept. 22.-
Air Force Corpl. Howard A. WAL
ker of Fort Slocum, ". Y, was
arrested today near Houghton
Lake south of here. after he
landed light plane that police
said was stolen.
He was held in the Crawford
County Jail here for New York
State police.
Michigan State police, alerted
after the theft from the West
chester County Airport near White
Plains, N. Y, made the arrest
They also impounded the plane
Police kept track Of the craft
through reports received when it
was spotted flying over London
Ont, and Bayside, Mich.
Walker was named in a larceny
warrant issued In New York.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
Dewey, Ewing Settle
Row Over New York
Welfare Fund Policy
By the Associated Press

ALBANY, N. Y, Sept. ga
quiet compromise has ended a
bitter fight between Gov. Thomas.
E. Dewey and Oscar Ewing, the
Federal Security Administrator,
over administration of welfare
funds in New York State.
The State Welfare Department
disclosed today, in answer to an
Associated Press query. that the
State and Federal Governments
had buried the hatchet in con-
sequence of a series of high-level
conferences.
Gov. Dewey and Mr.. Ewing had
exchanged bitter charges as the
State Social Welfare Department
and the Federal agency grap-
pied over whether New York
would set up a single standard"
for distributing welfare funds to
needy persons.
The single standard. required
by Mr.. EWing's agency. calls for
all persons, wherever they live in
a State, to receive the same rela-
tive amount of assistance. Such
aid now is given in varying
amounts in relation to the diff
fering needs of relief clients in
various parts of the State.
/ Gov. Dewey charged that Mr.
Ewing had threatened to with
hold Federal welfare funds from
the State if it did not adopt a
I"single standard" But Mr.. Ew-
ing denied this.
! New York State receives about
$50 million annually in Federal
welfare funds.
! The settlement plan, which
State officials term a "compro-
mise" sets up a Statewide as
sistance standard, drawn by the
State Welfare Department..
Evening star., 1951-09-23
Mrs. Moyes to Address
Silver Spring Women

Mrs. Clifford Mayes, director of
women's activities of the Republi-
can National Committee, will be
guest speaker at a luncheon meet
ing of the Women's Republican
Club of Silver Spring at 1890 pm.
tomorrow in the Silver Spring Hot
Shoppe
Mrs. Franklin Unklesbee, presi-
dent of the Silver Spring club,
will preside.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
Australia Votes Down
Constitution Chance
To Outlaw Red Party
By the Assoeiated Press

SYDNEY, Australia, Sept. "a
Australian voters apparently re-
jected today a bid by Prime Min
lister Menzies' federal government
for authority to outlaw the Com
munist Party.
A proposed constitutional
amendment which would have
given Parliament the legal power
to deal with Communism trailed
from the start in the counting OF
returns and late tabulation
showed:
"Yes" 1901, 1903; mo" 1,954,s65.
The no" vote was thus 153 1862
ahead with about l million re-
manning to be counted when the
tellers quit work for the night.
1T looks as if I'm going to have
one hand tied behind my back in
my tight against Communism,
Mr.. Menzies commented. But I
would like the people of Australia
and the Communists to know l
intend to keep on fighting.
Parliament Power Opposed.
Though Australians are pre-
dominately anti-Communist, the
returns were not entirely uneX-
pected.
Only four of % previous refer
endum proposals in common
wealth history have been ap-
proved. The Australians just do
not like to give Parliament more
power. :,
Rising living costs also appeared
to be a factor. Many persons per-
haps voted no" as a kind OF cen
sure of the government.
Nearly 100000 men and women
were eligible to vote and voting
is compulsory. One who talls 10
cast a ballot is subject to flne II
the Judge regards his excuse IN
adequate.
Warned of Police State.
The major fight over the issue
was between Herbert B. Evatt's
Labor Party and Mr.. Menzies
Liberal Country Party coalition,
which ousted the Laborites from
the government in 1949.
Though the Communist Party
is small, Communists are inf1uen-
tial in labor affairs. Menzies' gov
ernment has charged that dam
aging strikes, particularly in heavy
industries, were inspired by the
Reds.
He and his followers put through
parliament last year bill to out
law the party and oust Red agents
from executive posts in the unions.
but Australia's S high court ruled
that parliament was exceeding Its
powers.
Mr.. Evatt fought the bill in!
parliament and represented the
Communicated waterside work
ers federation in successful argu-
ments before the high court. A
lawyer and former foreign min
lister who once was president of
the United Nations General AS
sembly, he declared in the elec-
ton campaign there were exist
ing powers to deal with sedition
and that the amendment would
put Australia ION the road to a
police state"
Mr.. Menzies appealed for an
overwhelming vote of approval
for the sake Of our own free and
decent future" He said there was
grave danger of war and Commu-
nism was Australias most dan
gerous internal foe.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
By the Assoeiatsd Press

INDIANAPOLIS, Sept. ga
public welfare program to be
financed with State and county
funds was being whipped into
shape this week end for presenta-
ton Monday to q special legisla-
tive session called because Of a
dispute over opening welfare rolls
to public view.
Seventeen Indiana Republican
leaders, named as a policy COM
mittee yesterday by Republican
State officials and legislators.
worked on final details Of the pro-
posed program.
Prevailing opinion seemed to be
that the legislature should retain
the 1851 State law that opened
the welfare rolls for publication.
That law caused the Federal
Government to withdraw $40 mil
lion a year in Federal contribu-
tions to the States welfare pro-
gram. Federal officials contended
the State statute violated a Fed
eral law that such rolls be kept
secret.
The basic decision facing the
Legislative session called by Gov
Henry F. Schricker, a Democrat
is whether to change that Law
or adopt the proposed State
county financing program ano
thus spurn Federal aid. The leg.
islature is Republican-controlled
Appeal Under Way.
A Federal judge upheld the Fed
eral action. Indiana is appealing
to the Supreme Court, but mean
while-by having to increase it
share of the welfare load-th,
State is exhausting it's cash re.
serves.
If Indiana should go on withou
Federal cash, as some Republican,
propose, it would break the 16
year-old national pattern O.
State-Federal sharing of welfar,
costs. 1t might lead other State.
away from dependence on Wash.
ington.
. The Governor says the new
State law must be changed b,
September 80 if the State is tt
qualify for $3.5 million in Fedora
welfare funds for the third quar-.
ter OF 1851.
But some Republicans leaders
reported backed by <infuentia
citizen groups. are urging defiance
Evening star., 1951-09-23
Ex-Ambossudor Lane
To Speak at Exhibit

Arthur Bliss Lane. former Unit
ed States Ambassador to Poland,
will speak at the opening of the
Silver Spring Art Gallery's autumn
exhibition at o'clock this after
noon.
Artists whose work will be on
display include Minnie Barr, Shir-
ley Lichtman, James Cupoli, Jack
Perlmutter and Gustav Trois. The
gallery is at 9216 Flower avenue.
Evening star., 1951-09-23

receive a very low fee" of $1,000
q week.
In Hollywood, Mr.. LANES man
ager, Sam Lutz, said the singer
is getting a 'flat nominal fee" for
plugging recruiting on his CHS
show. He wouldn't disclose the
amount, but said it's "about one
tenth of what he normally would
get for a commercial radio show,
because he'll be doing it for the
Government"
Says Plans Weren't Divulged.
Senator O'Mahoney said no
plans for radio recruiting pro-
grams were outlined to the appro-
Ipriations committee when it was
studying the pending bill. He
added:
Our records seem to indicate
that the most effective recruiting
agency is Selective Service and
although the Selective Service Law
directed the defense authorities to
promote a recruiting campaign,
this is not the way to do it"
One Of the shows now sponsored
by the Army and Air Force is
THE Big Inning" Costing $4,000.
it has been on the Liberty Network
since July 80. 1t calls for 48
broadcaSts.
/ The second is The Game of the
Week" costing $81 900. 1t will be-
| gin October l3 over 285 stations OF
the American Broadcasting Co
and run for seven weeks.
/ Records show that costs OF
Army-Air Force television pro-
grams for 1851 will total about
$260,000. of which Sl50.000 is fol
a roller derby" program anc
about 100000 for Madison Square
Garden sports events, plus some
smaller TV spot announcements
Evening star., 1951-09-23
Reddy to Lead Seminar
In Mexico on Disaster

A disaster seminar for Red
Cross representatives from 21
Latin American countries will be
led by Maurice Reddy, assistant
national director of disaster serv-
ices, in Mexico City tomorrow
through Saturday.
The representatives, grouped in
a League Of Red Cross Societies,
will study disaster preparedness
programs and encourage greater
mutual aid among Latin American
countries.
Samuel Krakow, staff member
of American Red Cross Insular
and Foreign Operations. is assist
ing Mr. Reddy.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
97,200- Egg OmeIet

HURON, S. D., Sept. % (Pl-
Two truck drivers waded out of
ditch filled with 97,200 scrambled
eggs after a highway accident
near here today. Earl Nelson, IT,
and Kenneth Olsen, %, both of
Walnut Grove, Mimi. got the egg
bath when their truck left the
road and rolled over twice.
Evening star., 1951-09-23

These oIl-weother windows
and screens serve you and
save you money oil yeor
round.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
Civic Group to Meet

The Oldest Inhabitants OF
Washington. Inc, will hold their
first meeting of fall at 8 pm. to-
morrow, in the Odd Fellows Hall
Ninth and T streets NV. The
Rev. Charles C. Beckett will speak
on Community Chest needs.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
Church Benefit Sole Set

Used children's clothing will be
on sale at St. Adams Church,
Massachusetts, and Wisconsin
avenues, NV. tomorrow and
Tuesday for the benefit of the
st. Adams Parents Glass for
Christian Education.
Evening star., 1951-09-23
Congress Heights PTA

The Congress Heights School
Parent Teacher Association will
hold its first meeting of the school
year at 2:30 pm. Tuesday in the
school auditorium. Miss Eva M.
Trusheim, school principal, will
address the members.
Evening star., 1951-04-25
HOUSES WANTED TO suy

WANTED TO BUY IN ARL. or nearby
3-beoroom house reasonably priced
Gall MAS. GRIFFIN, CHI. 1888 ol
WANTED TO EXCHANGE, 5-roon
row hriek; newly redecorated, close
to Pentagon, Tor 5 or 9 room house
WANTED--Brick bungalow directly
from owner; rooms. full basement
on level lot, not over $13, 600. Silver
Spring or Takoma Park. viii take
|, over present trust and pay balance
IN cash. cali H. T. scHALL, IA
DssIhE GSSf trqnn aaEx. II HOUSE,, suitable 10.
5 children. Braddock or Mt. ida
sections. $3.50 down. ov. es2s55.
WISH to contact owner selling , Of
3 bedrm; brick home IN Virginia
PRIVATE PARTY wants to buy q
home direct from owner In sic. 600
to $4,000 price range. EN-. 6027-
d WILL PAT YoU CASH TO-DAY 10,
aiate a s actioni. RE ssoi. 81. 7747.
If PROMPT ATTENTION TO the sails
OF your home business or invest
mel snt property * Thsf you Rssitos ssslps
annraisais Results since 1919
DIRECT FROM OWNER-Cash for
your property in D. c. Va. or Md.
Eyes "a. 1888 Or 81. 1897.
bedrm; b home in e. 8 nice $40 locatiosp; &ocatiospi;
HAVE SUBSTANTIAL CASH for mod
income property in good b. c. or
nearby Nd. location. MRS. COX,
VI. S136, before IL am. and after
BRIGHTWOoD-ouick cash sale for
3.bedrm. det. home near Coolidge
High. Call JU. 7-71S6. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS pI: 1411. 20 .
SILVER SPRING-All cash for 2 or
bsdrm., homes; free valuations given.
UP TO $4,000 for a nice 2-bedrm.
home, ready to buy. n. L. GOD
DARD, OIL, 1922. -26
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tconsinuedl

ALLANWOOD-S1, ,440 will buy a
magnificent country home site Of
2 acres; 8 mi. north of Silver
Spring. ] mi. from Argyle Country
Club, high elevation. fine view;
sensible protective restriction; as
alton available 01Ss Also oalnS Sb acres Spspr for
400 and 1.2 acres on county
DEVELOPMENT CO.. Lo.' 5-2655.
SILVER SPRING AREA-Lots " and
acres. 10y down and you can
acre tracts. prices start at $3.50 per
acre; all on good roads. Many other
lots in all sections of Silver Spring
area BERNARD T. BROSIUS, Real
to- SH. O420; eyes,. Mr.. Scott, SH.
$50 Down will buy a h-acre lot
ovERLOOKISG SLIGO PARk. SIS
Bennington lane, Silver Sps.. Md.
Handicapped. with large rock garden,
tdegwood. flowers. OWNER. 81.
RAMBLER LOT. close to D. Cos
.1S5; street, water and sewers already
in, dead-end street, fine grade school.
This is a bargain at $3.100. Ewes,
]. c. Smith. Oh; 20S4: SAMUEL E.
6OGLEI, 1NC., WI. 1oZO. 20
BURNT MILLS HILLS-Large lot ap-
prox. 26s-ft. frontage by 36S-ft.
depth. FLOYD e. DAVIS CO.. 1923
MASS. AVE. We EXTENDED. several un-
usually fine level lots; sewer. water,
gas, etc. avail. rs to S5 #. frontage,
direct from OWNER, OIL. ABB.
LANHAM. MD.-Nice building Site.
S0xG75; $3.50. CICILY M. GREG
DRY, UN. 91O2; eyes,, OIL. 2273
8 DANDY ACRES near Lee blvd. in
Fairfax Co. Small cash required
CECIL B. LUPTON, Realtor, OW
1888; ewes, IA. S-7O74. -26
8 LOTS, rambler-size. Beautiful trees
City water. Elec. and transp. 5000
ca. Easy terms. ALVIN EPLING, UN
SILVER sPRING-e5 by IT'S. 1r
Woodside Park 2 lots together. close
In. BROKER. 81. 1875, open ewes.
FALLS ROAD, 25 acres with stream
35 acres with tenant house anC
barn OWNER. WI. 1891. -27
BUILDERS--5 large lots. Potomac
hunt area, financing previous te
regulation x, plans permits anc
commitments. $10,500. WI. 1891
Evening star., 1951-04-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AMERICAN AZ (willysl 4-dr.; beau
tiful Nile green. excellent tires, q
portation; S195. MITCHELL'S MO-
TORS, Kaiser-Fraser Dealer, 1243
Mt. Olivet I'd. ne. Ii. $4,000. Open
ANGLIA Sii1isi ie4s: orig. beige fnisb: very
ss9RGmlcal sS4S 4o sransD0Fsaiifn Saar Hf Ts Gh5y
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. Ma.
AUSTIN AgSSTiiN 1s4s 4-dr.; radio; fully
equipped; special SS95; also 81 Sc
dan, presidents car. 1000 miles;
Sl,3S5. JACK PRY. 14th and P NV.
AUSTIN 1946 4-dr.; gas saver. low
mileage: new % tires; :; $4oo cash or
ATs st ss7e s4A JACK PRY s Aust Austin sDsSis Dssiea
and service, 14th and P SITS. NV.
AUSTIN 1948. new tires, low pressure.
1900 miles; looks fine, is In fine
shape. Will take $3.50 cash or
5555 days; OW. 7647 after 7.30 pm.
Can be seen at 1649 Kalorama I'd.
AUSTIN 1851 brand-new, immediats
ae5lTeIs; auTo d RAbfo AiSSo' CO.. N Authoriasd led
Austine sales, Service. Parts. Both
sides 7th st. at r NV. NO. 1867:
BUICK 194S Roadmaster 4-dr.; +. and
h.; seat covers, black finish, 81 1875;
KLEIN MOTORS, 2so1 M st. naws
Buick Mfi p'HS5 'iHs5o specisl;. sreep.. pyns.
heater, excel. cond: low MI, u ,ae0.
, GE. 0437; ewes. SH. 6971. 20
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OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

OFFICE sUITE-Entire
Medical Building on Eye st.; private
lavatory. high ceilings, fireplaces.
GoaN 9Sai nfi0fSS NJ sIcKIEY AaO Me- Rsr asss @Sn'n
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE, 2 ONCE
suites on 3rd A.; each $50 SO. it.
rent for right tenant. Call MA.
MUNICIPAL CENTER, approx. 1000
50. IT. really fine modern ONCE suite;
2 pvt. lavatories; $3.50 q mo-, full
service bldg. WEINBERG & BUSH,
8 NJ. ErGaT 32HU' RMS. nr. cafritz side.
Rent in entirety; approx: 635 50.
5eaa geatal; ssNr available May 10. BOX
LARGE 11RcAi 1ssf Isl FLOOR with full Sn bs@s.;
IN CLEAN BLDG, I'll 9Th st. nv;
list comml. shop-office; all utils.,
parking space. Also, extra rm. on
Srd e doo9 give long lease. RA. 9sei2'
2O14 Nj ST.. NV. 2nd noor-Three
rms. and Law; suitable of1ce and
living oogn aIarters; no Kit; s75 mo. mo.
one. ne. To S5zPi FIVE ROOMS. connecting; EG
pToss.on mSss sSsss oss tSr doesss ossses e
81 Conn. ayes. best apt houses at
Ordway st.. near Uptown Theater.
For full information. call MIR.
DAVIS. NO. 5000.
EVANS 9UILDING, Il l42G Msx e. HSE. ts,E.
SUITE SiS ME- iio7 ~
AIR CONDITIONER, lreproof Cen
tury Building, 412 5th st. NV. op-
posite Municipal Court. Ofices avail
able in single units or suites Of 2
S4S per mo. Parking space available.
THOMAS j. FISHER g. Co. INC,
73S 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50. 80
TOWER BLDG, 14th and K; or 2
private offices with furn. reception
rm., in l5-rm. suite. Phone MA. 1910.
OFFICES FOR RENT from $40 mo.
tate, etc: CARRY PRRopEsTIEs, RI
cEaRENpoN. Lar Il q 10th St.. half Block
post ofice-2 rooms suitable for any
r%Sp S9S puEp1se wills. $59. @ IA "a $500 81 IS
1900 to 1900 So. It. on ea. A. viii
rent part or whole. Suit. mdse. o.
once. oall OWNER. DU. 3345. az
for May / occupancy.
Attractive flrn. Offices (2) and re-
ception rrn.; aforementioned bldg :;
excel, K. st. location. between 14th
and 18th sts.; secretarial services
available if desired. III. e5941. --27
7th AND PENNA. AVE. Sci or
lge. ofices in law.suite or office plus
adjoining 2-rm. apt. Call Ii. 3-553S.
FURNISHED RIM. in lawyers suite,
Snf. 18th and H sts. NV; reception
ist service, library and telephone;
secretarial services II desired. Ma,
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TRAILERs

CASH PAID for house trailers. also
luggage; bring them out. 1000 Cen
tral ave, HI. $3.50: -2S
35 FIT. CUSTOM BUILT 1851 Owasso;
8 weeks old; all aluminium; de luxe
equipped: must sell; Mrs. KERR
GAN, Harmony Trailer Park, Rt:. l,
Alexandria, Va. after pm. 26s
HEETER fRAILER SALES. Berwyn
now has . ige display Of both new
and used trailers: very good assort-
ment: clean. used trailers ranging
IN size from is 70 33 ft. priced
from $500 to Sc $50. terms q TO :
YRS Phone TO h1lI zoo -.
fancy looking but quite serviceable.
Sleeps 4. $500; $500 cash. bal. in
year, II sold viii grant free ] ";
parking and all the garden ground
q family needs. There will be q ride
available for daylight work in the
District, If buyer chooses to park
trailer on the farm. which is ABOUT
80 mi. from D. g. in Md. Call sftGl
8 pm, DI, 1852. -28fH
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LOTS ACREAGE FOR SALE WATERFRONT PROP FOR sAIEr


BAY RIDGE. MD.-Pyt. beach. 3
rm. and dining rm.: oil heat, 3
baths. This is the sweetest home
in Bay Ridge Open Sat. and SUM-,
72 River drive. Call ,GE, 1889. or
La; 6-5500. MR.. COHEN. go
Bay - Desirable lot. waterfront
prtvileges; terms: e. KALB. Box
Evening star., 1951-04-25
AUToMoTlVE MISCELLANEOUS

Al LORAIN heavy duty
Owens "a Gu. I'd. clam shell bucket
mounted on 10-wheel Corbitt truck;
in excel. cond.
5-2OO-amp. welder. trailer mounted
2-300-amp. welder. truck mounted.
hoist. nearly new.
Apply JOHN N. CAMPBELL, INC.
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TRAILERS (conk.)

HOWARD 1947 2s-ft. tandem. 3
rooms complete, incl. washing ma
chine and dolly, $1,000. Will
finance. Rd. 801 off old Mt. Vernon
I'd. AL. 2725. between 4 and 6 pm.
MIDCo 194s. left. elec. refgr.. hot
water, gas range, oil heat. sleeps 4.
Private owner. Bargain this week.
Box 55-B, Star. 26s
ZIMMER, all aluminium, 194S, 81 it.,
sleeps q, dinette. Save $3.50, sacrifice
$1,750. CH. 1857. 2T'
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT
tContinued)
DISK SPACE

BARR BLDG, 910 nth ST. NV
Near Conn. and K New modern at-
tactive desk space for those who
want the best. Reeeptionist. switch
board. mall and telephone answering
service available. Call ST. 3456.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

AM INTERESTED in either taking
over a grocery chain store lease or
opening q new location for super
market operation. Write to WILL
LIAM PERALMAN. 3417 Stanford
st., Univ, Hills, Md, 90
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GARAGES
AUTOS & TRUCKS FOR HIRE

VAN TRUCK. any size Job; prompt
service; reas.: local or long distance.
Ia. 1887; after 2 pm, GE. l416'
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SHANNON "a LUCHS co,

n. Now have an appraisal spe-
ciaiist for Sc. and s,w. Wash
available within 2 hours. We
have recently sold houses in
these areas to waiting custom
ers in as short a time as 4
HOURS. Many cash custom
ers still patiently waiting. Call
4 Mr.. Broche. 10. 3-5013. with
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
1906 H st. NV, NO. 2345.
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STORES FOR RENT tcont. /,

UPPER CONN, AVE-.
Choice location near Jellefrs. Hahn,
Best & Co.; 30x75; full basement;
eir conditioned: parking facilities;
ample loading area In rear. 44Sl
KASS-BERGER, INC.
Owners. Builders, DESIGNERS
EM S100
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Executives! Relax at

! Executives! Relax at
Ideal Estate an Hour Out
This well-located. small estate has
charm and comfort. Out far enough
to be IN the restful Virginia coun-
,tryside. and vet only an hours drive
over good highway. Just close
enough to a goodsold country town.
Sufficient acreage to protect you,
but no farming operation necessary.
The stone home Is conveniently ar
ranged and makes extra good use
of all floor space. A lovely living
room and q large recreation room.
both with flreplaces. for your en-
tertaining;. Four nice bedrooms
and two tiled baths on the second
floor. And there's stone cottage
for extra bed space. If horses are
your hobby. there's an oak stable
and several bluegrass paddocks. The
large, old trees, the dogwood. the
flowers, all give an atmosphere hard
to match. Call Mr.. Mower at Glebe
s0454 to- inspect this exceptional
country home.
JOHN ALLEN JOHNSTON
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT

Sc, d. C.-Brick bldg, 1000 So. IT.,
with 1.500 50. It. fenced yard: easy
parking. A. M. ROTH. RE. 1899.
80. 900 so. FT., centrally located,
pvt. r. r. siding and ofhce MA. 1855,
FIREPROOF. MODERN BLDG, 5000
So #. office space, loading dock,
high ceiling. heated; OF No. / hwy,
Is min. to downtown; ideal for fac
tory. shop. warehouse, etc. WO.
Evening star., 1951-04-25

All advertisements offering
automobiles for sole must in
clude actual selling price OF cor
Evening star., 1951-04-25

DAIRY AND STOCK FARM in Fred
erick County. Maryland. approxi-
mately 40 miles from Washington;
200 acres more or less. On and
facing Monocacy River; large. beau
tiful stone house built in 1885,, "a
inch walls, hardwood floors, steam
heat, modern bath; 3 twin-size bed
rooms, 20-foot square living room
with fireplace; large dining room
large kitchen and pantry; stone
barn 90x45 feet with 40 modern
steel stanchions with individual
/, water and attached hay barrack
60x39 feet; 3-room, 35-foot cement
dairy house. Marietta silo: smoke
and meat house; II buildings in al
with metal roofs; good fencing;
wells and cistron; l well. $50 feet
deep with electric pump; 30 acres Of
white-oak timber; very fertile
ground. full Of clover; $4,000
Good financing. Call Mr.. Strick-
land, MI. 3232 with
JAMES l.. DIXON & co.
ST. 1900. 1922 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1951-04-25
MOTORCYCLES
SPECIAI,

Harley Davidson Day. Saturday, April
81 at 2 pm. at Piney Grove Speed
way. If you own motorcycle stop
at our store and get FREE tickets
before April 25th.
RED HOUSE
1865 31st st. NV. MI. 0602.