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Evening star., 1952-04-24
Truman Hits Richards
For Suggestion That
Hartman Quit Post
BY the Associated Press

President Truman took a crack
at Chairman Richards of the
House Foreign Affairs Committee
today for suggesting that w
Averell Hartman should resign
as Mutual Security director since
he is running for President.
When reporter brought UP
the matter at Mr.. Truman's news
conference, the President said he
wondered if MIR. Richards should
quit being a Democrat or being
chairman of the Foreign Affairs
Committee.
Non-partisan Stand Needed.
Apparently, Mr.. Truman's in
tention was to suggest that there
was no conflict between Mr.. Har-
riman'S being foreign aid chief
and a political candidate unless
one was also to see conflict be-
tween Mr.. Richards political con-
nections and his congressional
post.
The very nature of our foreign
aid program" Mr.. Richards said
in a statement yesterday, ere
quires nonpartisan approach and
bipartisan support in Congress
and the country, and should be
headed by man who is not ac-
lively engaged as a candidate in
domestic politics."
Says Practice Is Common.
Mr.. Hartman replied with a
statement that "it is a common
and well-accepted practice for
men holding public Office in this
country to seek nomination for
other Offices"
He said. Il will not permit my
candidacy for the Democratic
nomination to interfere with
my responsibilities as director for
mutual security"
In that capacity he supervises
the worldwide military and eco
nomic aid program which is ex-
pected to cost $10.5 billion next
year.
Mr.. Richards said he had no
Immediate comment on Mr.. Harri-
mans statement. He had told
newSmen earlier that, if Mr..
Hartman declined to resign. "the
whirlwind will take care of that"
This was interpreted as implying
congressional criticism of Mr..
Hartman or action against the
foreign aid program.
Vorys Predicts Trouble.
Representative Vorys. Republi-
can, of Ohio also predicted Mr..
Hartman would run into trouble
from Congress if he continued as
mutual security director while
campaigning.
His candidacy ION a mutual
security platform" Mr.. Vorys told
q reporter, certainly messed
things up as far as getting BIZ
partisan consideration for the
program" is concerned.
Both Houses have yet to con-
slider President Truman's request
for $7.9 billion in new foreign aid
funds, a program which Mr..
Hartman helped present. Cuts
of between 81 and So billion have
been predicted.
Representative Roosevelt, Dem
ocrat, of New York who helped
launch Mr.. Harriman's campaign,
said he regretted" Mr.. Richards
statement. He told newsr1en the
suggestion, If carried to its logical
conclusion, would require the
resignation of the Senators and
Governors now making presiden-
tial bids.
Evening star., 1952-04-24
RFC Foes in Senate
Narrowly yLose Move
To Wipe Out Agency
By Robert K. Walsh

The reconstruction Finance
Corp. clung to a lean lease on life
today as fugitive from a Senate
drive to kill it.
A 42-to-37 vote to wipe out the
huge lending agency caused so
much surprise and shouting late
yesterday that the Senate wran-
gled on until almost 7::30 pm.
Democrats, fighting to revamp
instead of abolish the heavily-in-
vestigated RFC. finally salvaged
enough support to return the
whole matter to the Senate Bank
ing Committee.
The vote on the recommittal
motion was 80 to 36.
The legislation now lies Imply
in the committee and the RFC
has temporarily survived another
crisis. The recommittal motion
directed the committee to submit
a report June 2.
Tentative Vote Technically.
Several members said they see
scant likelihood that the COM
mittee will do any more than it
did several months ago. At that
time the committee could not
agree. It therefore reported out,
without recommendation, a bill to
reorganize RFC and another to
put the 50 billion agency out Of
business.
The 42-37 vote about 5 pm.
yesterday was on the abolition
proposal sponsored by Senators
Byrd and Robertson, Democrats, of
Virginia, and Bricker of Ohio,
KEN of Missouri, Williams of Del
aware and Ferguson of Michigan,
all Republicans.
Technically it was a tentative
vote. The abolition measure had
been presented as a substitute for
a reorganization bill offered by
Senator Fulbright, Democrat, of
Arkansas. The Fulbright bill
would provide for a single admin
istrator for three-year term, and
strengthen RIGS financial and
reporting methods.
Fulbright Leads 3-Hour Fight.
The Senate never got around to
voting on the Fulbright bill as
fundamentally amended by the
Byrd substitute. Senator Fulbright,
with the aid of Majority Leader
Mcfarland. strove bitterly to re-
coup the loss. Three hours later
he succeeded in having the bill
recommitted.
Before the vote on the aboli-
tion measure Senator Fulbright
predicted that the House would
not concur in eliminating RFC
Even if such a measure went
through both branches, he
warned, it would be vetoed by
President Truman.
The Arkansas Senator re-
minded his colleagues that, as
chairman of the subcommittee
which disclosed scandals affect
ing the agency, he had been one
of its severest critics. He con-
tended. however, that RFC sis
one of the cleanest agencies in
Government at the moment" He
declared that the issue was not
corruption but whether RFC per-
forms a necessary function. He
claimed it still does.
Seven Democrats Join in Vote.
But on the roll call vote, seven
Democrats joined 35 Republicans
to support the Byrd version. The
Democrats were Senators Robert
son and Byrd, Frear of Delaware
Gillette of Iowa, Hoey and Smith
of North Carolina, and O'Conol
of Maryland.
The 80 Democrats opposing the
abolition drive had the help o1
Republican Senators Morse anc
Gordon of Oregon, LANCER anc
Young Of North Dakota. and Ma.
lone of Nevada.
Obviously astonished by the re.
verse. Senator Mcfarland shouted
This vote has the smell Of poll.
tics to me-"
He asserted that the tin anC
Evening star., 1952-10-31

The merchandise advertised
when other than new is in
limited quantities, some dis.
play samples and floor models
as well as demonstrators -.
one and two of a kind at each
store!
Evening star., 1952-11-29
HERNDON 48O.
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

stfse! arads; ssrasIe 4Sts Stilitsss snATs Is
4 HARRIS, 81. 29S6. OF 70O6.
ZONED APIS; Al location; new
Td wash ar.s pkgy sewer and and EyeTdse Rner n
STANDARD PROPERTIES. INC,
LO. 5-44S4.
LAND. "anysize, anytype, anywhere. "
2S acres. ideal location for research
lab, warehousing. truck and bus
s1@sna se9ss ali a.!:Iss asIss apt Lo1fs sSnf e%
TWO LOIS. over ACRE IN EACH.
Cor. lot has drilled well with plenty
OF. water. Build own home with plenty
Sousay Ct SaydeT Ma sDsss s IN 54sa snearDy Mont
APPROX. 80 ACRES, out Mass. ave.
NV; nv. wster Jnao and sewer available;
kls; ST; 2a09 or ri. 9-9O9s: PHIL.
APPKoSfMATEIEYF SANsF { F96Iaa g aeres sNc Toodea
estate; 4 miles east Of Waldorf. Nd. ID.
With .an access to State hwy. No; 5.
,ss 81 FIERCE IaiSt ST. N.w.-p,rs. IsS com:
RARE RFsE NsTRdsS o oStsn sSsnn Beau
tiful bldg. site of 2 acres or more
Cleared or wooded in nearby Va
This acreage Is located in q fine
estate area with access to attractive
Only % min. from downtown Wash
]. WESLEY BUCHANAN. IA. 4-1i55.
Radio Bldg, Arlington. -5
VIRGINIA builders take notice: Q lots
together; all utils in: paved street;
ssator ise tx EE S0th s,sss IT, j. H sEs9IT S!
61s ACRES. partly cleared on Hay-
$50 front by 1900 IT. deep. Only
5000: This Is bargain. J. H.
RENoIT' lRE pr, Realtor. KE. s-oe?5 q. or
% SN ACRES GRE on 1andover rd., Pr. sc Geo.
Co, with beautiful setting for
your rambler sS4, 800 Casey.
g. 4ssss5S SE sisSS SS''; sa!h ST. oaSG
EASTERN AVE. MONT. CO.. Takoma
Park. 42xl50: $1,000 cash. OWN
ER. sc: 4n,8s-v 4lSss, w., -
Balance Of ii. 81, 80. oIsS; payable 'S!ss sgs
Lot. I25x420. Nice shape; must
sell sell Pine IE RsaSa Rldss section; sood lSea-
LoT, t5SP' 1rs.,i = sifont frontas. by 1870, Fan,
schools. shopping. $4,000. By
owner. Call JE. 3-1762. 80
CHOICE RAMBLER SITE-Woodside
Park, Sill. Spg.-7S-ft. front. $4.S0C
or best offer. OWNER, RIA. 1896
40 ACRES. 7 miles D. C.-streams
big oak trees, dogwood. laurel. MR.
OLSON, WO. 7039.
COLLEGE HTS, COLLEGE PIX, MD
100-foot frontage, on Pineway ST.;
paved St. all utils. avail; approx
$4,000 so. IT. Price less than soc
per It.
william SCHWARTZ, REALToR
-EX. 1858 Pol Tower BLDG EX. 3421
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TRAlLERS

HEETER TRAILER SALES - cherr,
Hill Trailer Park Route 1, BerWyn
Md, authorized dealer for severa
makes OF new and used house trail.
ers. TO. BILL. =,
SCHULT. 1851, SO It.. shower, bath
Island bed; Sultan lounge; ,aiu
Bess oer Los ssa ai N1aHT1Saan1 naPE setafi
TRAILER COURT. Alexandria. va.
USED TRAILERS-You can rent ,
reconditioned trailer with option Il
purchase. Small down payment
balance monthly like rent. ACKER
MAN TRAILER SALES, 9001 Balti
more blvd. College Park, Md.
UTILITY TRAILER. h-ton body. bx7
GUIDED; almost new. See betweel
3-5. Sat. and Sun. IA. 5-6611. =.
UTILITY TRAILER, 6xl2x2. .footbox
wheel; S100. JE. 2-O73l. 80
FOR SALE, Sears 1-wheel trailer will
aiI,. ail htteaes' ncae good cond.; $55. Rock
NEW MOON AND sCHULTZ-used
also new trailers. See them ct OAK
CREST TRAILER COURT, Rt. 24O
four miles north Of Gaithersburg.
UNUSUAL VALUES It. 1851
aluminium Rollohome ccmpletel!
equipped including toilet anG
SHOWER. Lot 2I5. Temple Trailer
Village. Alexandria.
RADCO .194s % IT,; seats 4; new
paint job: SSa5. cash or terms
VIOLET TOURIST CAMP, 2l1 High.
way, 2 mi. West OF Fairfax. II
SPARTAN 1851; mod. toilet ant
shower. See any time. Lot l4O
Woodley Hills CT, Route /. II
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TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont J

CHEW. 40 panel. $295; Dodge rs
pickup. S295; Ford AZ pickup. S345
DODGE III paneled truck; very eooe
cond.; very good tires; bumper anc
roof racks; $275. Can be seen after
sat, all day Sun. DI SOFA. -3l
CHEW. '48 1a-ton panel; $3.50
CHEv. 81 R-ton panel; Sl.15O.
can j. II. SNYDER. NO. 71O5. Il
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC t,NT1 Io4s strsamliner six sta
PONTIAC 1911 4-dr.. r. and T., good
cceonndd.. S16o. for quick sale. AID.
n = liAc so Silver Streak e-dr.. as.-
sssntry; si.5Ss; Al cond SIT.
Pontiac 1850 a-dr. chieftain sedan:
walls; $4,000 actual mileage; Ike
new; s ;695. Lo. 4-064s. 80
PONTIAC Al 4-dr. sedan; new seat
caif eDyeFc; Co. hsats5' s4ssi' good eond'; Sd $40
PONTIAC le49 chieftain rs" de luxe
$1,000 astasl niles. alA'f This. one,owrsi s"o g;
fa5 fion is ;r absolutely sSery in perfesS condt.
proyal without deposit, 1895. BELL
MOTORS. 500 Wis. ave. Wo:
Pontiac 40 "e" 4-dr. sedan;
heater, Hydro-Matic; $4,000 miles:
good cond.; 81. 100. OIL. $3.50. Il
PONTIAC 1910 coupe; green; r. and :
b; ssIS good mechanical cond.; 1926, AP.
PONTIAC 1s47 IS" sedanette: SS45;
loT down payment. LEE BYRD
MOTORS Pr sSSs 25sa Pennsylvania ave.
sIMCA 8 Sport 1850 convertible,
sTtSEs.kkEERw SGa kE WEISS Sbshno sL soss ;. so ss
green 4-dr: sedan; Climatizer; per-
feet condition: owner leaving coun-
t~y: 81 695. WI. 2066. 80
STUDEBAKER so Commander STAR
Light @ overdriye; good eond, 1850.
sTUDEBAKER 81 Commander ''H VS.,
n,il.. auto; drive; excellent eonsdition; low
mn1esse; snn aVGedH pSt' owner $1,000. John-
sTUDIBxKER so 4-dr. Champion;
excellent condition. overdrive, heater,
defroster. signal and back-up iisht.
pDiomas fes issvlns ether AD efsFss $685.
sTUDEB4KER 1850 Champion -.iv 4edr.
sed.; equip. with overdrive, heater,
eaa2 ed nsS ONLY eas s'F coopER sS nfsss Mo
TORS. 61oo Wisconsin ave. nv.
sTUDEBAKER 1851 Champion 3odr.
| sedan; r. and h. and many extras,
$500 actual miles; SLABS, 10.
sTGDEBAKER 1850 Champion custom
>climatizer. 1000 mi: Looks and
Of original owner necessitates sale;
sTupEsAkGnR T laS Ge VI LanS 5ss9 Cruiser sn auto.
ST 500 equity for ss6o o or or best IS t. Offer. Ter.
T.ll Wll 1;11 cnnsidsr iso,a old car as trade in.
sITuDEBAKER 1881 Champion STAR
Cd, radio and heater; S1,445, AD.
sTUDEBAKER 80 4-dr. Commander;
good runnin-- condition; $3.50, or
sGUnfBssKERU GfUjf eIssI ~ 10 S-exS comm.nder Star.
light coupe, heater, overdrive. hill
sash. cash; i. KE. n3-55@5;c ;c,-,-$o
sedan oVsraR bsst.T s9 Ghspp0n S ,c gaf
mi sparkling Blk, IN. Car is in
immac., cond. In every way. You
may take car - your. own mechanic
for approval without deposit; S1,095.
Be- BELL oonn MOTORS, 500 Wis. ave.
Pontiac Hia4s chieftain IS" conv.
black top, Wv. tires; $4,000 actual
@fs enefs deta SsT Y 9ou mmss ss tsEs sGnd esn IN
to your own mechanic for approval
without deposit: 81 1.3e5. BELL MO-
TORS. SOLO Wis. ave-. wo. 5000.
WILLYs 1851 e-cyl. station wagon;
heater. overdrive, like new. suar,
$I.395. Cash; trade or terms. WOLFE
M.o3T0Rss 1901 Wisconsin ave. NV.
EN-. vi T.. -IH
WILLYS ieep. 194s: in good condi.
ton; $3.50. Call SH. 44I0. COLES.
VILE AMoCo STATION. Colesville,
), 81 CHEVROLET 2-dr.. r: and H.,
/ two-tone grey; Powerelide; seat,
covers. A real fine car: indoor
showroom; ST 545; 2-dav money
back trial: 4-month written guar
antee. HILL g. SANDERS, Wash.
ineton's Oldest Ford Dealer. MA.
$3.50 1114 Vermont ave. NV. 90
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET PICKUPS; 1e46 h-ton
pickup, clean and ready to go. $575;
s5S5; also eE70Ess is47 Ford .eon iekkup piekup,
a steal at S545. CHEVY CHASE
MOTOR, CO.. INC. 7725 Wisconsin
Q and ali day Saturday. 4
INTERNATIONAL 1863 pickup;
5000 actual miles; heater; excel
cond.; $l,65O. Cedar 3-3452. 80
F0RD 4o A-ton panel; s126. gan
cHEvRoIEET 81 pickup: 3.-ton. low
mileage (5O2 miles). Sell $500 less
thsn shsEss cost; Ms. e416 Bradley blvd. Pc
FORD 1866 ,a-ton pickup: 4-speed
transmission, excel, shape; r. and and
CHEVROLET BUS, 12-passenger; posi-
lively excellent condition; new tires;
must be seen to be appreciated:
S4S5. GREENWAY MOTORS, 5000
MINI. ave. ne. LU. 4-3516. II
FORD 1895 oil truck; 400 gallons:
Sl5U AK 2l12 80
Evening star., 1952-11-29


MY client has a modern 5-store shop
ping center on a main busy thor
oughfare. All stores are leased to
siSte sioS tenants per mo RfSt ENpenses inesme ns
amortization is 5000 per mo. He
has an equity Of SS5,0O0 above q
lst mortgage. He will trade his
equity for either a dairy farm or q
farm and grazing land within sc
miles of Washington. Box 321-R
Star. i
l25 ACRES. all clear. in pasture and
crops. Completely mod, S1rm
home; new mod. tenant housel .
barns and .silo.- 9 streams. farm
equip. and baled hay incl. In very
desirable loc. On hard road. $4,000
cash will handle.
Several acreage tracts available from
z. acres to 70 acres: from S40O to
$500 per acre.
CANNEY REAL ESTATE
ryEDNTDORr Aon
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED

APPROXIMATELY 1900 FIT. in D
rental csc 50. It. MR.. LEVINE. EX
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. MOTORCYCLES

SERVI-CYCLE, 1850; completed,
overhauled. new rings, pistons. cyl.
inder and -carburetor; S125. JE
2-ooo2. 80
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LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
BOATS

BUYING OR SELLING-Consult us
first. largest yacht brokers in the
NaTS MANA fN AaFfs 300 THE Malhs %Asa s1a
1s.H.ri S:Y HE ELGiS ourBoARD MOTOR
3 mos: old, Sacrifice. S240 (need
CASH. UN. 0S4O. 8 to 3 pm. 40
BOAT WANTED, 35-42 1T. fast-type
Phone CHI. 1899, 9-5 pm. or write.
giving details to Box 1898, Star.
BOAT WANTED, around soft. cabin
ssass5. 2r. AT uss sssa S the bay; sG aDs501
OUTBOARD MOTOR, Scott Atwater
-S20s. sell SI25. EN-. z9iS. SO
TROLLING FOR ROCK. trout, blues:
aaeosns oa sa' sSsaE P can sesF Gaps
THIRTY-FT. CABiN CRUISER, Gray
marine engine, galley head, sleeps 4.
$l,250. terms. Slip W-5, Washington
Marine. GL. 4400. Ext. 72s. after
75-FT. EXC. G. CUTTER, EQUIP for
living: $1,000 or best offer. Can ar
range some financing; MR.. JOHN
-; pAMM. 1aNN ,SRn SSypTess sSH s922. d, : Il
pend: $500. West River 3454. 80
1851 STEELCRAFT 35-ft sedan with
twin Packard motors; ship-to-shore
phone; used 135 hrs: excel. cond.
1941 Steelcraft sedan with twin
Packard motors. foam. rubber cush-
ions. ship-to-shore phone; $4,000.
1949 Steelcraft sedan with Packard
motor; excel. cond.: SO. 300.
1947 Steelcraft sedan, new foam rub
ber cushions;. $1,000.
1946 Steelcraft sedan. $2.7O0.
1852 Century 20-ft. Seamaid with
l6s chris-craft motor. convertible
top: side curtains; spotlieht. cover;
14.ft. Trojan with 25-h.p. Mercury;
windshield. cover. steering, speedom-
eter. 2 nve-gallon tanks. cushions;
like new; 1905.
14-ft. Wolverine 1881 with 10-h.p.
Mercury; new trailer, cover, wind
shield. steering; S545.
Martin 100" outboard: used Just q
few hours; $175.
14-ft. Oldtown 1852 with new 10-h.p.
Mercury cruiser with gear shift;
See at sTEELcRAFr DOCK. Main
ave. and M SITS. s.w. ST. 4145. II
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FARMS tcont.)

1904. STOCK FARM, ga miles
south Of PoolesWlle. MONTGOMERY
Co. Md. H. c. SMITH. Rockville
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

ORLANDO-Guesthouse in exclusive
Sec: make your reservation now for
rms: with kit, privils. DU. 67O4.
ORLANDO. Central Florida-For sale,
house; furnished; bedrms.. new
old; blks. from golf and country
club. 1mmed. occupancy. Call XII.
S-7451. 80
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TRADE FOR FARM

v1RGINIA--7-rm. mod. house; barns,
streams, etc. Cross fenced.
BEAULAH GOSS, CHI. 56S2
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

10000 SO. FIT. OF WAREHOUSE
s:w; Washington; soc per So. It
Gail Mr; Cassatt, JA. 5-6234 OF
GIL. $40.
WAREHOUSE or workshop, 2-stor,
brick. 1.S00 SO. IT.; rear 1888 18th
st. NV. Call MI. S299. 80
ing and unloading; distribution de-
livery service. ANCHOR TRANSFER
AND STORAGE CO., III Sligo ave.
Silver Spring, Md, JU. T-6311. 80
STORAGE SPACE-Part of heated
whse.. approx. 3.40O 50. It., new
bldg; covered truck dock; railroad
siding. MR.. BURT, 3l65 v st. n e
IA R.ROJo
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COMMERCIAL BLDG.

In an industrial zone Of
Arlington, Va. Two stories and
basement: masonry conStruc-
tlon; 10000 so. It. of floor
area. Practically all leased to
responsible tenants; present
gross rental approx. $4,000
per year with potential In
crease. viii sacrifice for i'm
mediate sale at less than 10
times current rents with min
imum Of $4,000 in casn. May
consider exchange. Talk to
Fred Denston, eyes,. RE. 3100.
SHANNON & LUCHS co
k0K II az ~ VIZ MA 0od
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Workshop or Warehouse
Rear 1929 K st. NV. Brick. 1-story
bldg, 25x50 feet. Immediate pos.
session. Rent, $75 month. Cal
MR.. HOWAR.
B. F. SAUL CO.
925 18th St NV. MA. 21OC
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IMMEDIATE CASH
FOR YOUR HOME

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick or frame; white or colored
Quick settlement. Call MR.. MILLER
ME. 1920; ewes. LA. 6-5l94.
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
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SPECIAL BARGAIN-Mason Beach
Deale, Md. Attractive, practically
util. rm. auto. heat; large lot.
Price, S1,950.
5-RM. HOME; modern,
large lot: on Melbourne ave. Good
terms. Owings Beach.
ATTRACTIVE 2-family house; mod
ern; lge. lot. Act today to secure
6-rm., modern cottage;
lge. lot; Al condition.; furn. Price
$3.50. terms.
B. M. ODUM. Call Mr.. Rice, West
River 6703 or 6131, ewes, Sat. and
Sun; weekdays. RE. 6116. -3O
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GENTLEMAN,S ESTATE

GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE
Eastern Shore of Maryland-Colonia
type modern dwelling with the
charm of olden times and all con-
veniences of today, with 1,S00-ft
water front on tidal river. House
brary. guest rm. and bath and first
fl. powder rm.; 4 spacious bedrms.
and 2 baths on 2nd fl. 100 acres
$50, tillable). sandy loan, easily
worked. Write for photos. Agent.
Box 1873, Star.
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS WANTED
FARMS

CHIROPODIST wants office space in
Sill. Spg. or suburban Md. Share with
phys. or dentist. TU. 45S5. 80
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

~ 1000 SO. FT.. heavy industrial
abutting B. & o. railroad, 81 per #
CASKEY. Realtor. AP. 640O. It'll 8,
2 PARCELS of approx. $4,000 sa. #
each in sight of cloverleaf Of new
parkway into Wash. and lust over
D. c. line. S5c per IT. CASKEY
REALTOR. AP. 640O til 8. 80
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

OPEN SUNDAY, Ito 8 PM.
On Chalk Point road near West
River, Anne Arundel Co., Md, 80
miles D. c., 8 rooms, ia baths.
Large inclosed porch, 2-car garage,
1h-acre lot, vacant and newly
painted inside and out. Priced un-
DER $500. To. reach take Route
turn right on Rt. 255 then right on
Rt. 46S to Oakland Church, left on
Chalk Point road to our FOR
SALE sign on left. WALTER M.
BAUMAN, 1927 K st. NV. MA.
6229; Ewes. and Sum-. WO. 0747,
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CONSULT LEASING DEPT.
SHANNON & LUCHS
Realtors Sinea 1905
ASoG u D. NV. Ma. eS40
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3412 14th ST. N.W.-Second floor: 3
rooms, air-cond., approx. 1000 so.
# ofices; showroomS; seperate 14th
st entrances. Sl25 mo. ME. 1130;
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AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY, 54oO
so. it.. desirable 1st-f1. ONCE space.
ing. Nearby Arlington; 81 50. It.
ALBERT H. COHEN CO., IA. 2-166l.
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AUTOS & TRUCKS WANTED

A DEALER FROM ". C.
aging big prices for 1885 to 1850
cars. 6S06 Ga. ave. NV. GE. 9S44.
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SACRIFICE FOR QUICK SALE-31C
a., Va; "a black Angus cattle, ap-
prox. 120 t. hay, mach, 10-rm
house: lovely view, streams: terms
WO. 1929.
$1,000 DOWN. $50 mo. buys for S2(
per acre. All acres young and saw
hne. good hunting, deer and turkeys
20 mi south Of D. c. Full details al
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1900 So. IT.; elevator; suit. for Of
fice., display rm. or retail business.
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FORD 81 custom "s" Fordor; r., h.,
nylon S. c.: immaculate; low mige.
ORIGINAL owner: 81 ,595 or best offer
FORD '4g bus. coupe: "A. 600 miles;
eleaInG;- excel. motor: sac. $3.50. IA
Ford = custom q ~. senv.; fully EQUIP. sa
q $50 Or best offer. CH. 03o2 Il
rS best osr ,,.sk cs raTdoe Ar soiS; Inv ,.d,n
rebuilt motor; heater: good top nsy ~
or best offer. or. 1885.
FRAZER '48: equip. s new Wv. tires.
new paint, good cond.; $500. Gal
RA; 1857 any time. 30
al economical YO srsnsD.; $3.50 $3.50. I sH.
henry J 1851; radio. seat covers,
1900 miles, like new: $3.50 or best
offer. win accept trade: Financing
sFp5a9sEsd; sp sE0d Call JIM MARKsaaeM' Mae
Henry i'0% 81 o,. e. sedan; .1S!; lSl!y
Many other and 9 cylinder models
tc choose from. SELECTION q colors.
MNRAfNzHEAST MANHATTAM NC boR5 AH1o side. KofsEH of zEb
HaG5DSsoN a5 & n '2s 2iT'; :uper n4: So 4-dr: sell
to settle estate: SAYS. Can be seen
Ht6SsWS a SSSS supsr Sys; TqSSsdfcd fdr Md sedan;
original o.t III LADY dEys,g Sgwnsr; $3.50 or ao best
HEUnpsssoS 80: S:- by owner: excellent
eond. Truly rood bus: 800 below
,sallas ,sssaillilnaE 81 ,iSS Ikiao.7 i 7ess5 esss5'bs1: Ss
sE9k!!aS SFs' r ls's Ai'. ..ns sss'
LTNCOLN 1850 Cosmopolitsn 4 dr.:
IISsoiS Isss e ssH sIpHYk NJ III. H. excel ag H.
Il; motor; ! new y tires, S g sood cond; sG
MERCURY 'St 1850 c-dr.: heater and
seat covers: immaculate inside and
out; dark blue; low mi. one owner;
Sl,3a5. MORRiS-H HUGHES. 1914
Georeia eve. NV, RA.. 1922. 30
MERCURY, 195e hard-top conv.
fully equip: $3.50 or best offer.
Call HI. T435 in evenings. 80
MERCURY 1857 club cpe.; SIS dn.;
runs like a million; new tires. radio.
heater; wonderful auto for 5000.
ALCO, 4th at Md. ave. s.w. RE. 1865.
MERCURY 80 cony.: new 8. G.. uphol.
{ and top; In excel. cond.; $3.50 cash.
MhERcGiRSYT IN BAY 1850 club coupe, r "a and
b.: 10000 ectual mi. one owner;
dark green finish. vhite-wall tires.
Car positively in perfect condition
g your own MECHANIC t. icr spp5oyal
MoTSoSks. Soio Wis. ave-. :WSio WSio. 5000.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

10000 so. FIT. of ground centrally
S,9cateda;e ae pvt. r. T. siding and. ONCE.