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Evening star., 1952-08-29
Borough President
|0f Brooklyn Chosen
10 Run Against Ives
BY The Assoeiated Press

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-John
Cashmere. Borough President Of
Brooklyn, is the Democratic noni-
nee for United States Senator from
New York.
He will oppose Republican Sem
ator Irving M. Ives at the Novem-
ber 4 election.
Mr.. Cashmere was named last
night on the first ballot after a
floor contest at the Democratic
State convention. Senator Ives
was nominated Tuesday. New
York's other Senator is Herbert
H. Lehman. elected on the Demo-
cratic and Liberal Party tickets.
It was not known today whether
Mr.. Cashmere will win the nomi-
nation Of the Liberal Party.
Liberals Name Counts.
The party. organized only in
New York State, could hold the
balance Of power in q close race
between the Democrats and Re-
publicans. The Liberals frequently
nominate Democratic candidates
sometimes Republicans, and some
times run their own candidates.
The Liberal Party State Com
mittee waited until late last night
for the Democrats to pick theil
Senate candidate. When time
dragged on, the Liberals nominated
one of their State vice chairmen
George S. Counts, professor oi
education at Columbia University
It was reported that DR.. Count.
might be only a stand-in nomines
and might be replaced later b!
another candidate. possibly MI
Cashmere.
The Liberal Party leaders
choice for the Democratic Sen
ate nomination was Averell Har
riman, Mutual Security directo
and unsuccessful candidate TO
the Democratic presidential nomi
nation last month. Mr.. Harri
man resisted urgings that he TAX
the Democratic Senate nomina
ton.
Ind0rse Stevenson.
The Liberal Party State Com
mittee nominated the Democratic
national ticket of Gov. Adlai Ste
venson and Senator John j
Sparkman.
The left-wing American Labor
Party last night nominated Cor.
liSs Lamont. son of the late
Financier Thomas w. Lamont. fol
the Senate.
The ALP, the New York State
Evening star., 1952-08-29
Progress Noted Here
By Stevenson Club

Commissioned F. Joseph Dono.
hoe, chairman of the Stevenson
Sparkman Club Of the District
announced yesterday that the in
terim report of the nominating
committee has been unanimously
adopted by the full membership
This took place at a meeting
of the organization, held at Ste
venson Sparkman headquarters
1408 New York avenue NV.
j. c. Turner, chairman of the
nominating committee. was au-
thorized to continue its work ir
the selection of additional officers
Those named to serve on a com.
|mittee to formulate bylaws fol
the organization are William
Houston, chairman: Thomas b
Scott. Robert Mars and Woolsey
Hall.
The progress Of the club in the
three weeks it has been open were
noted. During that time, the clul
Evening star., 1952-08-29

would have seemed impossible
only a few years ago."
Gov. Stevenson aimed a shot
at the Republicans on this issue
by recounting that in Illinois
"I have twice proposed a Law
setting up in our State an en-
forceable fair employment prac-
tices commission. I am proud
that the Democrats in our Legis.
lature voted almost .solidly TO,
the bill.
But I must report in simple
truth that the bill was lost ir
Springfield, ILL.,, because of vir-
tually solid opposition from the
party which claims descent from
Abraham Lincoln"
All these statements may have
been designed to force Gen. Eisen-
hover. while he is in the South,
to state his views publicly on
civil rights and the filibuster.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
| |Sparkman Defends
Democrats Platform
In Deep South Speech
BY the Associated Press

MENDENHALL, Miss, Aug. 29.-
Senator John Sparkman Of Ala
bama opened his vice presidential
campaign here last night with a
stout blanket defense of the DEM
ocratic platform.
He declared that while the plat
form may include doctrines all
cannot agree upon, it must be re-
Imembered that "this party of ours
is made up Of free people from all
walks of life with many divergent
beliefs"
Most of Senator Sparkman's
speech was devoted to what the
Democratic party has done for
the people of the Nation" He
sidestepped the question of civil
rights before his Deep South audi
Ience estimated at between 5000
and 5000 listeners.
His justification Of the party's
platform was the nearest he came
to the touchy subject.
The Democratic credo includes
a proposed Fair Employment Prac-
tice Commission, anti-lynch and
anti-poll tax planks. and has
caused dissention among numer-
Gus Southern Democrats.
/
Was Called "Traitor."
| Senator Sparkman recently was
called "a traitor to the South" for
his support of the platform. and
some rebellious Democrats in Mis-
lsissippi have formed a Democrats
for Eisenhower movement.
The Senator's next scheduled
speech will be tomorrow at the
Amvets National Convention al
I Grand Rapids, Mich. His current
tour will take him to California
and back in the next two weeks.
7 While he extolled the benefits
of the Democratic administration
in his talk last night in the Men
denhall High School football sta
dium, Senator Sparkman took the
time for a few hefty swings at the
Republicans.
u t'About the only issue the Re-
/ publicanS can raise is their CRY
:. that it's time for a change" he
, said.
\ But you people can ask them
lyou will ask them-a change from
!. what to what?"
/ Lists Party Benefits.
The Senator then listed bene-
fits he said the Democratic Party
has given the country. He traced
the increasee of farm ownership
(which he said the Democratic
Party fostered and cited soil con-
Iservation and rural electrification.
With these benefits in mind, he
said, the farmer can well ask
himself: "Time for a changer"
| Switching briefly to the inter-
national scene, Senator Spark
man defended the United Nations
in Korea.
7 Gen. Macarthur and even Gen.
Eisenhower, who certainly could
not be considered supporters OF
our party. have said that we could
not have upheld our honor and
stayed out of Korea" he asserted.
Despite gloomy reports you
hear, our foreign policy Is making
progress" declared the Alabama
Senator.
He called it a bipartisan policy
| and named Dwight Eisenhower,
the Republican presidential nomi-
nee. as one of many Republicans
who have contributed to it.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
Stevenson Gets Backing
OF Stafford Democrats
Special Disposeh 10 The ssar


FREDERICKSBURG, Va, Aug
29.-Gov. Adlai Stevenson has
been given unanimous indorse-
ment by the Stafford County
Democratic Committee.
The group sent a resolution to
Senator Byrd. Gov. Battle and the
State Central Committee, urging
them also to back the party's
nominee.
Gov. Stevenson was character
lied as IAN outstanding man OF
unusual ability. high character
and integrity, and experienced in
government administration"
The committee critized Gen.
Eisenhower for conflicting state
ments" and said he is Ignorant
Of government affairs" He was
called a successful military leader,
but poorly qualified candidate.
Evening star., 1952-08-29

ment to step in If an individual
State does not act.
On the question of the filibuster,
Gov. Stevenson said:
1.-THE precise nature of the
changes that should be made in
the present rules Of Congress is,
of course. a problem for the Con-
gress itself. AS President, ]
could not make the decision, but
I could and would use whatever
influence may have to encourage
the Congress to shake off, its
shackles."
Pin Points His Position.
He pln-pointed his position with
the words:
"In these perilous times, we
cannot risk submerging our ma
tional purposes in a sea of inter-
minable conversation"
Gen. Eisenhower told a delega-
ton from the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored
People several days ago that he
is opposed to compulsory enforce
ment of civil rights legislation.
Roy wilkins, administrator of
the NAACP, quoted the general as
saying he was opposed to the
compulsory clauses"
"He just couldn't come to the
conclusion that that's the way to
solve the problem" Mr.. Wilkins
added.
Mr.. wilkins said Gen. Eisen-
hover told the delegation, how
ever, that ''every American is en-
titled to equal opportunity. I am
personally working as bard as I
can for the attainment Of non-
discrimination against any citi-
Zen."
Tribute to Sparkman.
Gov. Stevenson also had some
other words about the South.
In a description Of his vice pres
idential running mate, Senator
Sparkman of Alabama, the Gov
ernor said:
HE is a leading representative
of the new liberalism which is
changing the face and the folk
ways of the South"
Then, in a long discussion OF
equal rights. he praised the prog
ress made in the Southern States,
declaring:
"Just as It is Christening to
realize our own failures and short
comings in the North, SO is it
both just and hopeful to recog-
nize and admit the great progress
in the South. Things are taking
place in the South today that
Evening star., 1952-08-29
Gov. Stevenson Talks
10 Bernard baruch
Over Breakfast Table
By ReImon NORM
Associated Press Ston Writer

NEW YORK, Aug. 29.-Gov
Adlai Stevenson conferred today
with Bernard Baruch, who is cur
rently out of favor with the Tru-
man administration.
Emerging from Mr.. Baruch's
home after breakfast conference
lasting / hour and 10 minutes
the Democratic presidential can
didate said:
There was no discussion o1
politics at all. We talked mainly
about imitation and some other
economic matters. It was a good
breakfast and very interesting
talk"
Asked whether he and Mr.
Baruch agreed on the matters dis
cussed, Gov. Stevenson smiled and
replied:
I'VE didn't argue"
Baruch Shows No Preference.
Mr.. Baruch, a f1nancier who be-
came an unofficial adviser to the
late President Roosevelt, has not
yet stated whether he favors Gov.
Stevenson or his Republican op-
ponent, Gen. Dwight D. Eisen-
hover.
Gov. Stevenson ends his first
Icampaign invasion of the East to-
day after throwing series o1
challenges at the Republicans
particularly on the issue of civil
rights.
He plans to return to his Office
in Springfield, ILL.,, this afternoon
This week ends the first skirmisf
between Gov. Stevenson and hi:
Republican opponent for the presi.
dency, Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower
Next week, Gov. Stevenson head.
westward while Gen. Eisenhower
swings through the South.
Gov. Stevenson-possibly with
an eye on Gen. Eisenhower's first
Itrip-emphasized civil rights anc
the allied issue of the Senate fill.
buster in his last New York
speeches.
Praises Humphrey Bill.
This is what he said:
"The Federal Government has q
direct responsibility to maintain
progress by helping to secure equal
rights for all our people. ]
have been impressed by the recent
bill reported by Senator Humphrey
on behalf of the Senate Labor
Committee"
This bill sets up anti-discrimi-
nation standards on employment
in the individual States-with
provision for the Federal Govern
Evening star., 1952-08-29
1ydings Fires Blast
At Mccarthy Refusal
To Debate Charges
BY the Assoeiaied Press

BALTIMORE. Aug. 29.- Mil
lard E. Tydings. former Demo-
cratic Senator, last night branded
Senator Mccarthy. Republican, of
Wisconsin, as q 'cowardly patriot"
and said he may go to Wisconsin
to "expose the Senator"
It was the latest salvo in the
long standing feud between the
Marylander and the Republican
Senator. Mr.. Tydings has chal-
lenged Senator Mccarthy to prove
his charges that Communists were
working in the State Department
and renewed his offer of a $25, 900
reward to Senator Mccarthy if
he can bring such evidence before
a United States grand jury.
Earlier yesterday. Senator Nc
Carthy turned down an offer to
debate with Mr.. Tydings on the
same platform in Wisconsin.
II wouldn't care to waste time
debating with the dead" Senator
Mccarthy was quoted.
Reconsiders Debate Challenge.
Mr.. Tydings said he had read
In the papers that Senator Nc
Carthy had invited him to come
to Wisconsin so the people there
could look him over. When he
learned Senator Mccarthy turned
down the offer to debate. he re-
torted:
Think of man who one day
invites me to come into his State,
and when I accept and want to
meet him there face to face he
Scurries like a scared rabbit.
Nov you've got the true pic
ture Of Senator Mccarthy, the
spurious fighting Marine who
never fought, the cowardly patroit
who won't defend his public state
ment.
Senator Mccarthy now stands
before the people of his State and
the people of the Nation for ex-
actly what he iS-a cringing. hit
run, despicable political and moral
coward.
"One of the greatest badges of
merit ] think I have ever won is
to have this false patriot run from
me on the field of battle"
Mccarthy Seeks Reelection.
Senator Mccarthy is running
for reelection this year.
Senator Mccarthy was quoted
in the initial stages of his Com
munism in - Government charges
as saying there were 205 Com
munists and 81 card-carrying+
Communists in the State Depart
ment.
The Tydings- McC Carthy duel goes
back to the 1850 Maryland sena-
torial election. Sentor Mccarthy
campaigned actively for Repub-
lican John Marshall Butler, who
defeated the veteran Tydings.
The Wisconsin lawmaker ac-
cused Mr.. Tydings of "whitewash-
ing" the State Department when
he headed Senate investigating
unit which looked into the Nc
Carthy charges.
Evening star., 1952-08-29

arm Of the Progressive Party. also
nominated the Progressive ma
tional ticket-Vincent Hallinan,
San Francisco lawyer, for Presi-
dent. and Mrs. Charlotte Bass,
New York Negro and former Ne
gro newspaper publisher, for Vice
President.
Evening star., 1952-08-29
First Concrete Type Spon

SAN FRANCISCO.-First rein
forced concrete bridge in the
United States was a 20-foot span
built in this city in 1889.
Evening star., 1952-10-20
AUTOS FOR SALE Cont

MERCURY 81 cl. cpe.; r. and h.,
buyi S2,l95. 2-day money-back trial
4.month written guarantee. HILL &
Dealer tNA. $500, ia Sv Vermont mont
ave. NV. go
MERCURY, ,'4S conv.; Gust. SC, r. and
h., WV; clean, Snow-white top;
81 .035. cali OK. 0804. so
NASH 1850 Statesman custom sedan;
sSl.s9o; Cd and r. Don't put Anti
radiator. just pay $3.50 down and
S1l.50 wkly.. Buy the used car
that's noted for Its high gas mile
age For good deal and good
isINlss iservies afterwsrds' buy from VIII
est Nash dealer, 29th and NJ SITS. II. W.
NASH 1915 Ambassador sedan: 5000:
%. and h.: DIX. blue finish. Ask
any. -nechanic about the Ambassador
engine. or drive it yourself. For
goo1 transp. at a low price, get
araa used Nash Nash and get it from the
LIAMs & BAKER, 29th and NJ sts
Nash 80 Gus. Ambassador, fully
e9t e9aip;; oSr ar' Hydras 7, soF" r.; exc cond;;
Nash AS sak,ns IN Statesman ate custom Airtiyte;
htr.. clear ,Vinyl plas. covers, bed
arrangement: exceptional in every
respect: 2-day money-back trial,
4-month written guarantee. HILL
q SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest Ford
dealer GNA. ss5o). lila Vermont
oIDsMoBlLE le47 sedan; Hydpa., ag
r; and h., beautiful two-tone finish.
clean throughout. today's special al
$3.50 Psyments can be arranged as
ates s0T as s3n 9nsn per mo t9i cipco gTar-
IN Pontiac co. COS 427 ~ siorido SoAsr- sve.
oLDsMoBiLEg a;ss" late 40 CONVEX uTV
tible; $1,000 in extras; radio. heat
er, Hydra-Matic, lifeguard tubes,
white:wall tires g snow tires) !;
horns. (hiddenl; floor mats; under
coated; in excellent condition; yell
low body. black top and red leather
seats; seats; Sl,745. Can OWNER. EN-
oLDsMoBlLE 81 a-dr. Holiday
owned; SI ed 81 5s5; &C Call between 5 and
~ q m; WO. 1900. Ext. l24. -24
oLDS 80 "9s-D" sedanette: r and
as clean as new: only My si.s95: i95 Inlsr. guar.
caIfaNEss caisfa sss Bu1Gk s5sae me- tsE%s ssed
car lot. 5115 Wis. ave. NV. WO,
PACKARD so de luxe 8 4-dr.- Blue.
Ultramatic, radio, heater, many 9TH
er accessories, excel. cond. through
out 81 ,695. LO. A. 6813. -23
PACKARD '4S Custom de luxe 4-dr
clutch: S945. HAMILTON. 2433
G9lehrook DR.. Hillcrest Hgts.. Md,
HI. 3100. Ext. S114S. -2l
PLYMOUTH AS. excel. cond.; r. and
g., white walls, seat covers: $500.
PLYMOUTH 1889 2-dr.; motor bad,
otherwise excellent; 500. S412
Flower ave, Takoma Park, Md. --21
PLYMOUTH 194S 2-dr. sedan; spe-
or best offer. WA. 2613. 80
PLYMOUTH 1947 4-dr.; r. and h.:
excellent condition throughout; 2 to
choose from; S795. cash. trade or
terms BREWER MOTORS. INC,
h1ll WIS. Wn 1900 .o1
Evening star., 1952-10-20
PROPERTY FOR RENT

GEORGETOWN-Store. brick, street
level; bright and in excellent condi-
tion. 4 rms. and bath apt on 2nd
FIR; full bsmt. Parking cars rear !;
reas rent; good lease; avail. Noy, l..
zoo BLK. G ST. N.w.-Restaurant,
fully equipped; going business: $3.50.
c, H. PARKER CO. MA. 1925. FL
BIO LIST ST. S.E.-Fireproof bldg.
24x53. with vacant lot 22x45: zoned
End commercial: recently construct
ed. C. H. PARKER CO.. ABS 4th
st s.w. ma. 2326. -2l
3-story brick bldg; can easily be
used for Offices, plus storage. plenty
of parking space; will remodel to
suit tenant; reas. rent. RE. 2l37,
LoCATIoN-1so3 Conn.
ave. End floor: newly decorated;
approx; 1,eo0 SO. +. Of, Of floor space.
SILVER SPRING AREA, main road,
new bldg. $1,000 SO. it,; 1st floor;
on 10 acres of ground OWNER,
p. o. Box 14s, Silver Spring. Md.
al
Evening star., 1952-10-20
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 's2 F-5. 12-ft; stake; TAX life US
ls AS ts),. 2-ton; .l4-ft.
van body, AL cond. throusnout,i
CMc '52 2M-ton, 6-wheeler. in new.
truck cond.; 1S-ft. van body. l340
E st. Sc. Ii. 4-5454. Closed sat.
GMc 4s Il ton pickup, $4,000 actual
miles: two new tires, new battery,
rear brakes refined; heater: Posi-
lively top cond $940. Call Mon.
cHHTVRoLET AZ 1-ton; Taft. van,
body good tires; clean throughout: 4
S6a5. HILL & SANDERS. Wash. S,
oldest Ford dealer INA. 9S30)
J1l4 Vermont ave. NV. -2o
FORD 80 1a-ton panel: q real good
buys. low mileage; SS95. HILL al
+, SANDERS. Wash Oldest Ford dealeri
: sfNA. 0S5O). lila Vermont ave. NV,
DODGE 40 la-ton panel: good body,
sHIf GIph ssGsassi5s e SANDERS Wash.'s Oldest
Ford dealer (NA. 9s50l, lila Ver-I
rNMTHERRsSAT1oNAL MHRs Ss1f On '4s KBs-M; 1-ton,
walk-in Metro body; S995 or best
offer. Phone JU. 8 S4s3. 20
Evening star., 1952-10-20
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

RAMBLER SITES-S50 down: 10O'x
goo: Colesyille I'd; deyelopment.
LskG siGoq BAkcRoTTo N by sses ovneT T YsrS isrse
wooded lot. 65x21 4x244 miles
from downtown WASHINGTON. Call
RE. 0002, a:30 till Il pm Ill
ACREAGE for homes. apts.. semidet..
commercial. industrial, railroad sid
ing, investment properties. c. LOUIS
cAPUTI. Reaitor. JE. 2-1415.
BUILDERS-I have SIS lots in Fairfax
County at Arlington line: sewer,
water, etc. Priced right. OWNER,
ia. 2-5575. ~-23
MONT CO., "a acres. desirable build
ing site on hard-surfaced road about
10 minis. from Naval Ord. Lab.
SoRE sea aio6K 4 WENT; sEFKMAS AZ 9soS 9Sr WI
suitable for house or 2-family fat.
y.spn DALLAS La T5 GRApY. aps. & son. % DI.
VA, 5-A farmette; Seneca
I'd. Of Dranesville. $500 to $3.50 per
A.; 10-A, estate on Leesburg pike,
$870 TO $3.50 per A.. PA. 1890. "a
Evening star., 1952-10-20
BOATS tcon..)

38-FT. RAISED-DECK CRUISER, deck
house, Gray marine engine ship-to-
shore phone and many other extras:
in good cond.; $4,000 SHADY
OAKS MARINA, West River 60O1.
TROLLING FOR ROCK. trout. blues;
Herring Bay. Bloody PIT. Sharps.
GooSeS. For reservations. call
CAPT. KING WA 4192. ~
e2-FT. CABIN BOAT, converted mo-
tor marine engine; new; material
to build it cost S1,400, not inelud-
ing labor. Best offer takes it. Must
sell. HO. 2092. 1890 3rd st. NV.
--21
Evening star., 1952-10-20
SPECIAL BARGAIN

SPECIAL BARGAIN
Will Trade for Apt. Bldg.
Attention, builders, specula-
tors and investors, 148,0O0
square feet, 1st commercial,
prominent corner facing
large Govt. bldgs. We have
recently had this parcel
zoned 1st commercial. 1t is
ready for development. A
real location for a lge. shop
ping center. We have about
100000 So. #. additional in
this parcel not commercial.
This is a real location for
immediate development. Act
today to secure this bargain.
Attention, agents. B. M.
ODUM, Exclusive Agent, 931
H st. NV, RE. 5216.
Evening star., 1952-10-20
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

DANDY STORE . show windows
private tile lavatory; heat furnished; :;
modern glass front bldg: alley in
rear; excellent location. Woodbridge
Gas ssi RNa e. b. 5S aess0ts0ls $751;
shofPfSG R;%i Il z pini CENTER IN Mp.-Neat
beauty parlor. barbershop. children
shop. delicatessen or any other type
SIX HSsinsis sToRPsLsbonD,nr e: Sasa; center in
West Hyattsville has openings for
Contains j 900 50. It.: ample on
f. IIrees e. gsTfipF sMf4Hy Gel co Nj Nj HSlana .}b
MD.---A-l location. Stores
now being constructed; near large
shopping center: 15x60, 3Ox60. ASK
60: stone fronts large show win
dHys %E ,0HNsnNt 9tfssreet gfarklng bas in 'front.'
ONCE and parking lot; reasonable
NEW SHOPPING DEVELOPMENT, in
nearby Va. consisting of "a stores
and 500-car parking; opening for
ladies' wear tbetter quality, Laun-
ss4mas snTTHx Go eol sF sFi HGlsnd Ists st. H ns e.
ss5s 81 NEW NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-, We
IT. In new shopping center: am
ole parking; excellent for ladies'
wear. family shoe store. unpainted
fnTniture, e. etc. KAss-BERGER. INC.
aiOi 18th ST. N.w.-Desirable ioca-
ton for any business. WIN lease,
Call HARRY ROD. ST. 1852. --21
18th AND N. Y. AVE. NV; $40 per
mo. Apply 1885 N. Y. ave. NV.
TAKOMA PARK, D. C., business sec
tion: 25xl00; parking at back door;
. show windows; h.-w.h. Low rent.
Once, H. L. THORNTON, 4O5 But
,se tern1t r.psonI s. NV; sS GE / 1921; 20
main business street. Takoma Park,
D. C. To see. apply 21S Cedar st.
FALLS CHURCH. approx. oox60 It,;
on Lee hwy: ample parking; rea-
sonable rent. FA. 1920. JE. 3-1494.
909 18th ST. NV.
L. ". GRooMs: i7s9 EYE ST. NV.
s37 26th ST. N.W.-corner store
with 3 rooms, kitchen and hatn:
one block from proposed new multi
million development.
617 9Th ST. NV. AT G ST.-Near
Hechts and downtown shopping.
1915 LAWRENCE ST. N.E.-Near
Monroe St: reasonable. -. ..o-
GUARANTY REALTY, INC. MA. 05s7.
Evening star., 1952-10-20
TRUCKS FOR SALE tcont.) }

'52 half-ton pickup, red
3 wks. old; 4-speed trans. speeia
per mo. Call HU. 6210. Mon, afte,
CHEVROLET 1946 1h-ton cab CSe,
engine truck dual wheels, stake
body; 20 600 miles on cab and les,
than 5UQ miles on recently installed
$145. Cail OWNER, OR. O43S. --ai
194a one-ton pickup
heater and defroster. directiona
signals: one owner, excellent condi-
tion: S995.s
Dodge 1947 Ea-ton pickup; good con
Ford l947 sedan delivery; black I'm
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO., 7725
Wisconsin ave-. OIL. 6100. Open
ewes. I'll @ -ol
Evening star., 1952-10-20

BUYING OR SELLING-consult us
first: largest yacht brokers in the
Chesapeake Bay area THE WASH
INGTON MARINA. 1900 Maine ave.
sw. RE. 47a7.
s2-FT. GAFF-RIG sLOOP. sheltered
cabin, centerboard, excellent buy.
OR 1856. --21
BOAT. speed. IA #. with 12-h.p. out
board motor, used mos. 81. ss51.
Evening star., 1952-10-20
INVEST. PROP. SALE tcent.)

.-FAMILY BRICK DUPLEX. liv. rm..
alum. storm windows and blinds,
bsmt.,. rec. rm., washer, eas h.-w h.,
fenced yard and separate entrs.
nr. school. shop. and transp.: as
sumo CT loan. LU. 4-03Tl. .--26
Md. ave. ne; brick. 4 r. and b. and
] r. and b., kit, dinette; oil h.-w.h.
E. A BARRY. ME. 1888.
BLDG. $3.50. with
Sl02 mo. income 20S 9th st. s.e.
See first, then call RA. 22U0. IA
DET. 7-UNIT-New bldg. semi-f D.,
liv., rm., kit, din. rm.. > bedrms
gro. rent. S7,896. Price. S64. 800:
$4,000 cash. This is a solid in
vestment. Call Mr.. Terms. DE. 1745,
REALTY INVESTMENT CO.. Real
tors. GE. .s270 ii
Evening star., 1952-10-20
Beautiful HomeWOOd

FROM "a TO - ACRE
These homesites are in we'll
planned community. y minutes
from Pentagon, via Shirley hwy.
They are wooded mostly with large
oak trees and have dozens of dog
woods on each lot; they are clear
Of debt and prices range from
81 ,0G0 to 81 800 on terms of S100
down and S25 per month. To get
a lot for your money call
Mason Hirst & Son, Inc.
OWNER R-DEVELOPER
Annandale, Va Phone JE. 2-7447
finSed SUNDAYS