davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening star., 1952-12-29
CIV Biologist Urges
Program 10 Meet
Population Problem
BY the Associoted Press

| A top-ranking geneticist has re.
turned from a tour of the world.
most crowded areas with thu
statement that mankind must dc
Somehing-soon-to halt increaS.
ing over-population.
Robert c. Cook. director of the
Population Reference Bureau-s
privately supported organization
devoted to the study of population
problems-and for 30 years man.
aging editor of the Journal oI
Heredity; made an on-the-scene
study in Greece. Egypt. India
China and Japan.
There is a remarkable awaken
ing on the part of the leaders and
the masses, particularly in India
and Japan, to the fact that over
population is a basic question ct
survival" Mr.. Cook said.
"The question of how popula-
ton is to be controlled is very
Iserious-and it has not beer
solved" he said.
A lecturer in biology at George
Washington University. Mr.. Cook
also teaches medical genetics al
the university's medical school
Mr.. Cook made his globe -circl-
ing air trip primarily to attend q
world conference on planned
Iparenthood at Bombay. India
Evening star., 1952-12-29
.'53 Brotherhood Dinner
Committeeman Named

Committee members for the 1876:
Brotherhood Dinner sponsored BY
the National Conference of Chris.
tians and Jews were announced
yesterday.
The dinner will be held Febru-
airy 10 at the Mayf1ower Hotel. II
will be one of the highlights o1
Brotherhood Week.
Chairman of the general com.
mittee is Lewis H. Shapiro, Wash
ington attorney. He said the fol-
lowing men had been named tt
head dinner committees:
William T. Vandoren, bankers;
James M. Johnston, brokers: j. A
IB. Broadwater and Milton S
I1ronheim. ST.. industry: Clem F.
Preller and Glenn E. Watts, labor;
Edgar Morris, organizations: DR.
Edward A. Cafritz. Preston c.
King. jr., and DR.. Jacob Kotz
professional; Matt Meyer, pub
licity: Commissioner F. Joseph
Donohue and James o. D. Moran
reception; Morris Cafritz, Edward
Rosenblum and Ben Singer. spon-
lSOrS,
Evening star., 1952-12-29
Autopsy Slated on Man
Hurt in Dec. | Accident

An autopsy will be held to de-
termine the cause of death of a
75-year -old man, struck by an
automobile earlier this month.
who died yesterday in Freedmen's
Hospital.
Police said Douglas J. Dyson.
colored, of 1884 v street NV. re-
ceived head cuts when struck by
q car at Seventh street and Flori-
da avenue NV. on December !. He
was treated and released at the
scene of the accident. Yesterday
he died shortly after being ad-
mitted to the hospital.
Police said the autopsy will be
to determine if his death could be
traced to the accident.
Evening star., 1952-12-29
Scientists Are Told
McCarran Laws Are
Red Tape Curtain
BY the Associated Press

| ST. LOUIS, Dec. ga "res
tape curtain" has been dropped
around the United States b,
security and immigration laws
DR.. Kirtley F.. Mather. retirin,
president of the American AsSo'
citation for the Advancement o.
Science, declared last night.
This "red tape curtain in man,
evil ways resembles the Iron Cur.
tain around the Soviet Union" h.
said in a speech before the asso.
citation convention. He charged
1T is particularly hurting the Ma.
tion'S scientific progress. a bull
IWark of our national defense anc
national progress.
DR. Mather. professor of geology
at Harvard University. singled out
the Internal Security Act of 1850
popularity known as the McCarrar
Act, and the McCarran- Walter
immigration Act of 1852 for drop
ping the red tape curtain.
He said the main damage haC
come from unnecessary secrecy
political screening of scientists
and restrictions on travel abroad
Travel Very Important.
Freedom to travel" is very i'm
portant to scientists, he said, fol
American technology owes much
to scientific progress in other
countries.
But, especially since passage o1
the McCarran Act, "the Depart
ment of State has been exercising
increasingly rigid control over
the movements Of American as
well as foreign scientists, both ir
and out of our country" with
some outstanding United States
scientists refused passports to &C
abroad "in some instances to pur-
sue research projects of vital i'm
portance to our country"
THE whole question of conflict
between intellectual freedom, es-
sential to the further progress OF
science, and national security, es-
Sential to the preservation of our
country in this period of real
danger, ought to have much more
careful study" he said.
Political Screening Needed.
Political screening is necessary
in certain sensitive areas where
scientists deal with military
secrets. Unfortunately, those
areas have been either too losely
or too broadly, defined. They
should be restricted to the ab-
solute minimum and the nature
of the political tests also needs
re examination"
DR.. Mather said the scientist
tries to understand rather than
to refute' in a debate, while "most
politicians aim to demonstrate
their own worth and to insist upon
the correctness of their own views
rather than to attempt to under
stand an opponents views.
$50 the scientist who tries tc
understand the motives and be-
haviors of people on the other
side of the current theological con-
flict becomes open to suspicion
and will almost certainly be
caught by the political screen OF
reasonable doubt"
Evening star., 1952-12-29
Wallet Missing ; Years
Returned 81 Futter
BY the Assoeio,ed Pres,

ALBANY, N. Y. Dec. 29.-Chris
Olesen got his wallet back-$2
fatter than when he lost it three
years ago.
The finder, in an unsigned note
mailed with the wallet, explained
he had misplaced it in some work
clothes and apologized for the de-
Ilay.
In place of the $18 Mr.. Olesen
had lost was a $40 bill.
Evening star., 1952-12-29
THE EVENING STAR

washington, D. e.
MONDAY, DECEMBER go, 1862
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-12
Saiki Is OPP Star
In Nisei Com'l

Watch this newcomer, Sam Saiki !
He is destined to be a hotshot
kegler one of these days.
The young man, rolling as sub
for Reno Tavern in the Nisei Com
mercial last week, jolted the strike
area for 269 high game to give him
the Tuesday nights high series
count of GIT. Reno, naturally, de-
feated Cathay Post, 81, thanks to
Saiki.
Saikis series and game we're tops
among mems league scores turned
into the Northwest Times office.
Glen Yee's SOS and Augie Arata-
mis- 231 looked impressive in the Nj
sci Merchants circuit.
Easy-shooting Pat Hidaka of
North Coast Importing bagged the
best marks in the women's group
Miss Hidaka rolled the ball for
a 204 high game and 562 high Sc
r1es. Her scores overshadowed
by a large shade the efforts of two
Portland aces, Takako Inukai and
Yoke Hishikawa. Miss Inukai hit
a 1872, and Miss Hishikawa, a ATS.
Both women are members of Sc
cond-place Captains in the Oregon
Nisei Womens loop.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-12
Horiuchi Reelected
Spokane YBA Head

SPOKANE, Wash, Jan. 12-Mas-
sic Horiuchi, reelected president of
the Spokane YBA, and her cabinet
were installed at a candlelight SER
vice last Dec. 81 in the Spokane
Buddhist church.
Other officers are Lola Tsuchida.
vice president; Mickie Matsumura
treasurer; Setsu Terao, recording
secretary; Yoshi Sugikawa, cores
pending secretary; Ami Kaizaki,
religion chairman; Rose Taketa,
historian; Martha Tsuji, publicity
chairman; and Eleanor Fukuda and
George Oba, goodwill chairmen.
Chairmen of the services and the
gathering that followed the election
were Jean Tambara and Miss Hori-
uchi Ruth Sumihiro and Ben Tsu-
chida made the incense offering
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-12
q ENGAGEMENTS TOLD

SPOKANE, Wash, Jan PM.
and Mrs. M Yamaguchi announc-
ed the engagements of their daugh-
tiers. Sue, to Mr. Jimmie Hayashi,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. T. Hayashi,
and Etsuko, to Mr.. Frank Yamada.
son of Mrs. Yamada of Chicago,
Ill. at a dinner party last Dec. %
in the Nile Room of the Desert no.
tel.
A gaily- wrapped Christmas box
in front of each plate told the news
of the double announcement.
Those attending were the Mes
danes George Yamamoto, George
Mizoguchi. Jim Tamura, Tom o.
motto, Tad Matsumoto and Bob Ia
keshita; the Misses Martha Tsuji,
Yoneko Yamaguchi, Mara Hayashi,
Nino Hayashi. Ana Hayashi, Tsuyo
Migaki, Yoshie Yamamoto, Sunni
Yuasa, Sunni Kajiwara, Helen Wa
kayama, Sue Heyamoto, Kazie Ma
bata, Lily Nakai, Mickie Matsumu-
ra, Lily Kajiyama, Jeanne Kajiya-
ma, Jean Emoto, Mickey Koga, Jes-
sic Lou Maddox, Blanche Shiosaki,
Massie Horiuchi, Aiko Matsui, L
rene Takeshita, Emily Warashina,
and Eileen Meyers
Unable to attend were the Mes
danes Linsey Tamura, Harold To-
kunaga, Kiyo Uno, Tsu Uno, and
Jack Hisayasu; the Misses Miyo
Hayashi, Pat Nabata, Ruth Buck
miller, and Kay Kusumoto
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-12
Q BETRoTHAL DISCLOSED

The engagement of Miss Grace
Ozawa, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank Ozawa, and Mr.. Ray Michi-
hira, son of Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hori of
Venice, Calf, was announced on
Sunday, Jan. 6, at party in the o.
zawa residence.
Those present we're the Mesdames
Harry Kataoka, Tsuguo Ikeda and
Harry Ozawa: the Misses Reiko Ia
naka, Amy Chikamura, June Kuma-
saka, Oracle Osawa, Yoshiko Nishi-
saka, Grace Uchimura, Kay and
Amy Yoshihara, Marion and Phyllis
Unosawa, and Ham and Marie O.
zawa.
Unable to attend we're Mrs. Keiji
Sato and the Misses Lilly Todo and
Fukuko Ikeda.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-12
Konno Is Selected
No. | Swim Star

LOS ANGELES, Calf, Jan. -
At the ninth annual Times Nation
al Sports Awards Dinner recently
in the Cocoanut Grove of the Am
bassador Hotel, Ford Konno was
honored as the nations best aqua
tic performer.
The record-smashing Hawaiian
Japanese, now attending Ohio State
University, captured the national
AAU title in both the 800 and 1900
meter events.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-12
Bridge Class Set
For Beginners

Seattle JACL chapter will spon-
sor a bridge class for beginners at
8 pm. beginning next Wednesday
Jan. 16, in the Japanese Community
Hall at 1414 Weller st.
Classes will be held weekly and
competent instructions will be gil
ven to all. These free lessons are
open to all JACLers and their
friends.
Everyone is to bring his own cards
Additional information may be OBJ
tanned from Kay Yamaguchi, MA.
1874.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-12
kumagai Chosen
Leader in D. G.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Jan. 12-
Rikio Kumagai, newly-elected pre-
sident of the local JACL chapter,
and his cabinet were installed at a
dinner-dance last Dec. 20 in the
Lafayette hotel.
Kumagai, a former Seattleite,
succeeds Don Komai as president.
Other cabinet members are Toshio
Enokida, first vice president; Ben
Nakao, second vice president; Ka-
thleen Iseri, recording secretary;
Mieko Kosobayashi, corresponding
secretary; Yone Matsuo, treasurer;
and Ira Shimasaki, board delegate
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-12
FOURPLEX
RAINIER HEIGHTS HOME

Completely furnished. Two bed
rooms, living room, dining room,
kitchen and bath. Full basement
with new automatic oil furnace.
New Philco refrigerator, Westing-
house range, dining and living room
set. House selling for $500.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-12
TSuji Seattle Bomber, Spills l2l6 Pins
In Six Games, CAPTURES Mems Sweeps

Puney Tsuji Seattle Niele incompatible
h the
entail bowers
OutsOked games
for 2O26
ed Northwest Nise Classic in Main Bowl
Tsujis games III, and
victory gave Tsuj Ccash plus lovely trophy
Second Fred
following
$50 and a plaque.
Shig Urakawa Seattle souhpawed into third followed by
finish
spilled Shibuyas last
a 252 posted via eight straight strikes
Aubrey Funai
Fred Takag Naksmura Suachi
Chnn PanchO Nakash
ma Jim Kawa Morrie Yamaguchi
Read next Wednesdays paper complete
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-12
-D~~1-0~040-o~1-o-ep1.1
Basketball Schedule

1>~1.DAUa.>.%AD,Ees1c.<o,I,2
Continued from Page Il
WEDNESDAY, JAN. %
At Buddhist
p.m.-Starlette VS.. Lotus Dhar-
mas Girls.
8 p.m.-Lancers VS.. Midgets (A).
9 pm.-Presbyterian VS.. Tacoma
YBA (A).
FRIDAY, JAN. rs
At Buddhist
7 p.m.-Maryknoll CYO VS.. Ques-
ton Marks Girls.
8 p.m.-Monarchs VS.. Funai's
Crates IA.
p.m.-Saints VS.. Lotus Jrs. tA).
MONDAY, JAN. %
At Buddhist
p.m.-Lancers VS. Methodist(A.
9 pm.-Monarchs VS.. Tacoma
Crusaders tA.
TUESDAY, JAN. 20
At Kent
7:30 p.m.-Lotus Jrs VS.. w. R.
YBA (A).
WEDNESDAY, JAN. 80
At Buddhist
7 p.m.-Savoys VS.. Presbyterian
(A).
8 p.m.-Starlettes VS.. Tacoma
YBA Girls.
9 p.m.-Funai's Crates VS.. Taco
ma YBA (A).
FRIDAY, FEB.
At Buddhist
7 p.m.-Question Marks VS.. Allons
Girls.
8 p.m.-Lancers VS.. Presbyterian
tA).
p.m.-Savoys VS.. Funai's Crates
(A).
SATURDAY, FEB. 2
At Fife
p.m.-Lotus Dharmas VS.. Taco
ma YBA Girls.
p.m.-Tacoma YBA VS.. Tacoma
Crusaders "a.
MONDAY, FEB.
At Buddhist
p.m.-Maryknoll CYO VS.. Star
lettes Girls.
9 p,m.-Monarchs VS.. Midgets(A.
TUESDAY, FEB. S
At Kent
7:30 p.m.-Tacoma YBA VS.. White
River YBA "a.
WEDNESDAY, FEB. 6
AT Buddhist
7 pm.--Lotus Jrs. VS.. Methodist
(A).
8 p.m.-Allons VS.. Tacoma YBA
Girls.
p.m.-Saints VS.. Tacoma Crusa-
ders (A).
FRIDAY, FEB. 8
At Buddhist
7 pm.-Maryknoll CYO VS.. Lotus
Dharmas Girls.
8p.m.-Allons VS.. Starlettes Girls
9 p.m.-Saints VS.. Midgets (A.
MONDAY, FEB. IL
At Buddhist
8 pm.-Question Marks VS.. Lotus
Dharmas Girls.
p.m.-Tacoma Crusaders VS.. Me-
thodist ca.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-12
BEACON HILL

Older home. Three bedrooms. We
ny large living room and dining
room Hardwood floors. Automa-
tic oil furnace. Full basement
Detached garage. Close to Beacon
Hill school Near bus and shopping
center. This house is selling below
FILA appraisal. Full price $9,750
FILA terms.
The Northwest times. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1947-1955, 1952-01-12
ACKNOWLEDGEMENT

White River YBA should like to
acknowledge ten dollar-d donations
from each of the following: U. Shi-
majaki of Sumner, Kaz Tsujikawa
of Kent, and Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Kajimura of Fife.
Evening star., 1952-08-30

lcontinusd . Nsxs 1assS
Evening star., 1952-08-30
FARMS

l25-ACRE CATTLE FARM; S-room
house; sufticient. barns and out
buildings; 23 mi. from Pentagon
will sell for less than value. O. T,
McNAB. 115 Hillwood ave, FA. 1906.
Evening star., 1952-08-30
OFFICES 3 STUDIOS FOR RENT
EVANS BUILDING. l42o New York

ave; NV. Avaiiabis immediateiy. eli.
sairemss.. .o0Pi PENH Tsss sKorEsT1Ess SSaT s.
suite 616; Evans Bldg. M ll07'
DUPONT ClRCLE OFFICE BLDG,
trade ORGANIZATIONS. 1916 Conn
ave: DIV. AID: 5000.
OFFICE SPACE. up to 3 rms, maid
service and telephone secretary. Will
decorate. Centrally located. ST. a545.
DOCTORS OFFICE, fully equipped.
901 goth st. NV. DIR. JULIAN M.
MEDICAL OFFICE. 18th and Park
Can Ho. 5s5s or Vaasfi9H aE. 1897. 7l0'a'loa; H@a
9th ST. Mr.. M; 3 suites. 8 rms.
each; 2 on End H., 8 on 3rd A.; can
furn.; reasonable rentals. LINKINs
NEW iSah AfRNcoNbiTioNESS 81 DiM nj S0Ss BLDG. si
under construction at Culmore shor-
ping center. .Leesburg pike. Rt. Y
between Baileys Cross Roads and
Lee. Lee blvd. 4os .EdI Fairfax, W.. Suitable
professions. Cali Ex ISL Inc or "liiS aE.
1897 for information. -
SMALL UNFURN. OFFICE, pvt. bath,
24-hr. switchboard and elev. serv.
Kent, you per mo. See resident
s4is , l4th % 81. N.w.&s.cond N ns moor; %S1 8
rooms, air cond., approx. 1000 "a.
IT. ohices; showrooms; separate 14tb
st. entrance; $126 mo. ME-. 1880:
Law oFFIcE2fN LAWYERS SUITE.
FURNISHED, NEWLY DECORATED;
18TH AND NEW YORK AVE. AREA.
ma. 40SS. "a
GEORGETOwN, a245 p st.-oface.
studio or gift shop; reas. GIL. S275.
1917 12th ST. N.w.-ofaces avail
able; also office space; all newly
decorated. Call ST. $500. IS
9th AND F SITS. NV.
Attractive ONCE for insurance, ac-
counting or lawyers: entire 2nd
corner.
GEORGE F. HANE. INC.
514 F st. NV. MA, 1864
Evening star., 1952-08-30
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR sACR

GRAIN HIGHWAY. u. 3. 3OI-S
acres, long frontase; cabins. fes-
avenne sa9rsnt q or .r.St rsSsidentisi; the srsat
the Atlantic seaboard. Maine To
Florida. A; H. MacGRUDER. Cedar
SPRINGFIELD FARMS SUBDIVISION
near near Guston Hail. to 5ls acre
;sssatesi ;ns G,t, $500 per c acre. Boat land;
for good country, living. sh miles
est until paid. is miles from Alex.
fSssaa b. ys 10 sRir,.s sRS sI1S S,rh~.s. h%,s:
sTTLER. ov. 444s. GLADSTONE Ms1 L.
SUBDIVISION PROPERTY, 14M miles
from D: c.; Fairfax County; hard
roads; Owner will sell not less than
Crescent c2 Q, ils Ia acres At $500 per acre.
QUAINT ACRES, silver sprins, Nd
$4,000. By OWNER. III. SsoossssSss.
ls ACRES Of. commercial and IN
offers considered. MRS. MANGuM.
Lu; 4-S476; II no answer. please
APaRfSENr is!1 FsfEi BUILDERS, attention. msh
sS: Ss sisss ssi:' sa AsssSss's s. ::s
2 LARGE LOTS. suitable for build
Ing, inS ip p,, sxceIlent residential section.
M Sah nAWSER:s. VI, ~ surrE-n.w,,I Isi 1sno-
waited. complete d. c. library, recep-
tionsst. sscretarial service. Rk
coEEssvILLE rARMs--rirss TINA st os.
fsre9. acre estates. 81 800; ROE.
eosissoE 'fSHs Ed RE.L ks 20 EsHA&H e GSE 'is5: %
saHkWoeaSS aS' FcREEsfI.o sSsE Io IN sISsss &: Coles.
kos1Hses s sEss sEzf islf isTHfs issssssis 81
BURNING BURN SG' FREE FREE EsfH4fhtgss.. EEsf4hgs. m IN.
country club ares. Of Bradley blvd.
First ofieIins. 81; 2;+6Q per estate.
EH9sz!fs3N 9z. E8 esfs. hEA5 10. usssI5AiISss s15iSss ~
gon; utils., driveway. sodded, cleared,
wooDES 1eye1 GST. GS4 ia .ers: ss2252 2n1.n6.;1 1
sonabis. JE. nsSxeG al6sSx .ftsr sSeo pn. psn.
ossRs oNfs6MER8 6SMsiSsassj sCjouNrx-lso sc cor.s
good land. partly wooded. 2 streams.
HoG@EAp Iosn1s RnAIroR RS svss per splins: aS1s:
SH; $500; Mr.. Griswold. sves. 10.
MT. VERNON BLvD.-rvo bsaStiful
acres, overlooking the Potomac; 4
perfect setting; $500 down, terms
for the balance. AL. 4062. K1. 9.
LoCGsr HnLs-rhr.. building MYa iots.
price: $lI,15o; sewer and Hsssf
BoGLEY, INC. OIL. 1868. 81
81 ACRES. 3. miles from Manassas
Va. Y mile from new Blacktop I'd.
$1,000 or best offer. JE. 3-0056.
SUBDIVISION PROPERTY, 14H sG mi,.s
from D. c.; Fairfax County: hard
roads. Owner will sell not less than
70 Of 113 acres at $500 acre. crss-
on ~ MASS. AS -AvE.--sprins waller.
4611-13. Owner leaving. must Seil,
terms. See me there today.
10 ACRES nr. Dunn Loring IRE sta.
JAMES SR IGns e. MaosrYo RaSsS Eois H. ffants' sagss'
MUST SELL this week, rraneonia.
States sass esrs % lsi Sis e. p.r wanStSr oStS
NEARBY VIRGINIA. 2 acres, wooded
hilltop; small estate site, with view
OF NV. Washington. XII. .S-s6TO.
ewes, weekends. 81
AvONDALE-61x152, level: 24th svs.
bet. Queens Chapel and Arundeis
S25, 900 section: util. in. $500, WA.
Evening star., 1952-08-30
%500 nOWIM

$500 DOWN
bsmt.; iiv. rm.. din. 0ed9ms. nmi! fencsd full
yard; lge. GI 1st trust; semidef
minis. to Pentagon.
$695 DoWN-Two-story cinder block;
sningle roof; lot approx. 66xi20;
Ienced yard; screened porch;
peoroomS. utility rooms.
$775 DoWN-Three-b rambler
on acre; lge. GI 1st trust; auto
81 .495 DOWN - Asbestos shfnrle
nome; only yrs. old; Just redecor. y;
pullt-in cor. cupboards, beautifu
lge. garage for car and workshor
with storage on 2nd Il. Lowell
SHRUBS. trees and Q barbecue Dit N
fenced yard.
81 1896 DOWN-Brick Cane Cod. a
BEDRMS., 2 BATHS. Liv. rm.. din
rm;, excel. closet and storage space
luii nsmt. with recr. rm.; scr. pch.
dishwasher, washing mach; "a acre
Lge. 1st trust.
~, 496 DOWN-Four lge. bedrms.
"a paths; English bsmt. with :
pcture windows, recr. .rm.; com
payments less than rent.
JOHN ALDEN
IA. 7-02s3, ia. 7-O2s4. JA. 7-e7sC
1854 Wilson Blvd. Always Available
Evening star., 1952-08-30
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

HOUSES FOR CASH-To sell for
terms. We pay cash and sell on
terms. Call us for bid. regardless
OF location and condition. Call at
once; no charge for consultation
On-the-spo action. Call JOSEPH
s;insl ksiNsSKY' ST. 5311: evenings and
home Il reGd easfn B. OF or aeasss sssrS4 ma
Mrs. Coz. LU. 2-Si38 or ST. 1865.
I. WILL PAY YOU CASH for your
6SIcs. 60%s. .apiyon Any location eS6y any sqndition
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
OF your home. business or Invest
ment property is what you desire,
call r. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor,
608 North Capitol, Ma. $3.50. Free
appraisals, Results since 1919
MMED. CASH for your home OF
commercial property. any location
WILL PAY SUBSTANTIAL CASH fol
ne: home; not over $4,000. DE.
3479, TO. 1886.
WANTED-Dwellin over $4,000;
will trade my building at 1889 Que
st. NV. consisting of a grocery
store fully equipped, with S4 900
worth Of new fixtures and an apt.
Price, S16,950: will pay difference
In cash. Owner. SAM SCHWARTZ,
RA. 2874, RE. O4a3. 81
Evening star., 1952-08-30
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
S3 0nn DOWN

1tsroushoat ' on a beautiful Level YoI5n lot; :
3 good bedrms.. brk. firepl., modern
kit: lge. GI loan now on property.
Call today in order to inspect,
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. oW. 1900
Evening star., 1952-08-30
COUNTRY PROPERTY

LODGE, in the heart
OF the Blue Ridge-Beautifu setting
Comprises 8 fenced acres of open
and streams: suitable for swimming
pool and pond. Five-room lodge
renovated by architect; features
hand-hewn logs, exposed beams with
2 large open fireplaces Il in spa.
with electricity and equipped with
electric stove. and refgr.: othel
furnishings included in sale price
OF S4,95O, well financed. ShoWr
by appointment.
PENTAGON REALTY co,
$500 Lee Hwy. JE. 1890
After 6 PM, Call Crescent 800
Evening star., 1952-08-30
REAL GOING FARM

20 acres. all fertile, tillable and gen.
tle-rolling. Lovely DWELLING Of D
rooms. 1h baths surrounded BY large
oaks: Excellent barn 60x66; 3 large
poultry houses, 16x40 and 25xAO
with electric brooders and eauip-
and Nokesville. 35 miles to d. c. A
real buy at $4,000.
MILLS REALTY COMPANY
ANNANDALE, VIRGINIA
Evening star., 1952-08-30
Crock Bottom" for Sale

"Rock Bottom" for Sale
Due to health Of owner. Real Colo
NAL, 6-room stone house; ga baths,
fireplace every room; oil hot-water
heat; AZ acres blue grass, 10 acres
stream, battle Run" through en-
tire property; for $4,000.
10 acres with 5-room log house, elec-
tricity; streams and springs, excel
lent view: highway maintained BY
State and park tsurrounded BY
B-room bungaioW, completely mod
ern: gorgeous view, picture window;
u mile on 211. go miles d. c.; on
% acres with nice stream; foi
&12,500. W. A. MILLER, Realtor
Phone 2101, Washington. We ia
Evening star., 1952-08-30
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

SERVICE STATION-Major oil COM
pany now accepting applications
from financially responsible people,
for an ultra -modern service station
now being constructed in the Queens
1T fu detaa to aTsa Sax Appay sNr sy
FRONTAL PROPERTY, 77se wiscon-
sin Ave, Bethesda, Md.-97 IT..
front. LIS #. deep. Contact MR..
DAVIES. AT. 5000. Ewes. OR. 6562.
DowNTowN-4.ooO So. IT. open
NEW s-STORY fireproof bldg. on
5000 So. II. on on each floor: :Ns iirst
floor perfect for store or automobile
show room, second floor reinforced
CO Ts4shosse asa a%pe H5 masns psEs. shsP
ger gn.,sg;;. So; IT per year. BoGLEY's.
SMALL ROW HOUSE 1st. comm. on
ssSf 6gsy 81 EivIN street ysrE
1. 100 SO: FT. concrete d. space with
2,4OO. it. of parking space. Suit
able for warehouse, light manufac-
turing or offices. Inquire at 22 M
st. ne: or call ME. 0S0S, Tues. 81
FOR RENT-Space for millinery in
high-class Connecticut ave: specially
Connecticut ave, MA. 2422.
on fes2 old Ja PoM1sd0M sn{sSdlS 3D. near Mc
corner; good building: 'Snefsral aiso spt
Rent Immediately; nearly acre OF
ground. Move in for $165 month.
JOSEPH. w. SEAY CO.
Exclusive Realtor FA. 1920