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Evening star., 1952-02-10
Korea and Corruption
Called Campaign Issues
BY Nh. Assoeiot.d Pres,

SALISBURY, Md, Feb. g.
Representative Katherine St
George, Republican of New York,
told a gathering at a Lincoln Day
dinner here tonight that voters
should think Of two words when
they go to the polls--"Korea and
corruption"
Mrs. St. George, from New
York's 29th District, said they
are the words which will tell
voters they should cast their bal
lots for the Republican Party"
She declared that when it comes
time to vote, the Democrats will
advise voters to ask themselves:
"Am I better off now than I've
ever been before?"
Instead, she went on, the voters
should say Korea and corruption
Iand then analyze the situation.
Evening star., 1952-02-10
Taft and Stassen File
For Primary Race
In West Virginia
BY ,hs Assosioied prsss

CHARLESTON. w. Va. Feb. 9
Senator Taft and Harold e
Stassen today filed as candidates
for the Republican presidential
nomination in the West Virginia
primary.
No Democratic aspirants have
entered the States runoff elec-
ton, and none is expected before
the midnight deadline.
1t cost Sen. Taft and Mr..
Stassen $1,000 each in filing fees
to vie for prestige in the State,
with a population OF 2 million.
Voting in the primary May. 13
binds no delegates to party nomi-
mating conventions and amounts
only to a comparison of the can
didates' strength among members
OF. their own party.
Kilgore Opposed.
Meanwhile, Senator Kilgore,
Democrat, Of West Virginia filed
yesterday for denomination to a
third term.
The 59-year-old Senator from
Beckley was first elected In 1910
and reelected in 1916.
j. Horner Davis Of Charleston,
majority leader Of the House Of
Delegates, filed today to oppose
Senator Kilgore.
A political unknown, Dallas
Tickle of Charleston. an Office
supply dealer, had fled earlier
this week.
RivercOmb Files.
Former United States Senator
Chapman Revercomb of Charles
ton is the only entry in the Re-
publican primary SO far.
Mr.. Davis certificate was filed
by State Senator John Amos of
Charleston. who also entered the
declaration of Dale q. Casio foi.
the Democratic nomination for
Congress in the Sixth District. 4
Representative e. II. Hedrick Of
Beckley earlier in the day had
renounced another term in Con-
gress from the Sixth District by
filing for the Democratic nomina-
ton for governor.
Evening star., 1952-02-10
Reports Again Heard
That Eisenhower MAY
Return in April
By the Assoeiot.d Press

Reports persist that Gen. Eisen-
hover may return from Europe
in April to help along the cam
lpaign his hackers are waging to
win him the Republican presi-
Dental nomination.
Although Senator Lodge, Re-
publican, Of Massachusetts,. ma
tional manager of the Eisenhower
|for-President drive, has said he
hasn't the slightest idea" about
the generals plans. another top
Header said he confidently expects
Gen. Eisenhower will be back in
the United States by April.
This leader, who asked not to
be named, said it is uncertain now
whether the general win return
in uniform or in civilian clothes
as president of Columbia Univer-
Isity. He is on leave from Colum-
Ibias
Senator Carlson, Republican, OF
Kansas, manager of Gen. Eisen-
hover i washington headquarters
wouldn't venture any prediction
about the generals possible re-
turn. But he said he believes il
would be very helpful If the
general can come back"
Fight i'm New Jersey.
Another Taft-Eisenhower1 fight
seems likely to open up with ex-
pected action this week Of the
New Jersey Legislature to throw
that States April IA primary
open to a preferential popularity
contest.
Harold G. Stassen announced he
will enter In New Jersey o slate
of delegates TO challenge o slate
Ihe said Senator Taft is forming
Senator Taft replied he had nc
slate, only individual district sup
porters. and would not contest q
group of 10 at-large delegate can
Ididates headed by Gov. Alfred E
Driscoll.
In Wisconsin, Eisenhower back
ers said they will put up slate
for him pledged to a nominal
''favorite son. whether he ap-
proves or not.
At Atlanta, Ca. G. o. P. Ma
tional Chairman Guy G. Gabriel
son promised that the Republican
nominee will campaign in the
South this year for the first time
i'm history. He said he hopes Mr.
Truman will run again.
Court Fight in Louisiana.
In Louisiana, Republican lead
ers will go to court tomorrow in
an attempt to settle a squabble
over action of the aft-dominated
State G. o. P. committee in void
ing a primary election in which
Eisenhower supporters claimed
victory.
In Virginia, State G. o. p.
Chairman Robert M. Woods esti-
mated Senator Taft win get IA
Evening star., 1952-02-10
Ikefauye Says Wafer
Must Be Squeezed
From Defense Budget
BY Ire Assoeiosed Pres.

SELMA. Ala. Feb. 8. Senator
Kefauvers said tonight President
Truman's $85.444. .O00. 900 budget
for the year starting July ! con-
tains "a great deal Of water in its
defense items and other items.
The TenneSseean, so far the
only avowed candidate for the
Democratic presidential nomina-
tion. declared: sA.a
Everybody Is agreed. / am
sure. that we should squeeze out
the water all of it--and get down
ito bedrock. We in the Congress
VIII do the best we can about it. =
In an address at a mid-winter
conference Of the Veterans Of
Foreign Wars, Senator Kefauver
made no mention of his cam
|didacy. He concentrated on the
$50 billion earmarked in the Fed
|eral budget for national defense.
He said it is imperative that
America build as quickly as pos
|sible' IAN adequate military force
Ito deter aggression upon the free
world and to repulse it decisively
liz it occurs
But Senator Kefauyer said 1t
likewise is imperative that the
taxpayers get fun value for every
defense dollar. and he added:
"As a member Of the Senate
Armed Services Watchdog Com
mittee, know that there has been
waste Of materials. q waste OF
precious manpower. and a want
lof foresight and careful planning
in many instances"
Senator Kefauver said that for
one thing the Federal Govern
Iment has spent so million dollars
to standardize purchasing by the
Armed Services, "but the procure
lment officers in each apparently
prefer to build UP their own sup
lply empires"
He called that "a major source
of waste" and suggested 'it might
help" If Secretary Of Defense
Lovett knocked q few heads to-
lgether." But he said There can
Ibe no real and lasting cure until
you and I and everybody raise ouI
voices In chorus to demand a uni
form Armed Services procurement
policy" 49,.
Evening star., 1952-02-10
Full Macarthur Slate
Filed In New Hampshire
By tie Asseeiatad Press

CONCORD, N. H., Feb. 9.-Sup-
porters of Gen. Macarthur. ignor-
ing repeated requests not to enter
his name in the New Hampshire
primary as a Republican presi-
Dental candidate, tonight filed q
full slate Of delegate candidates
favorable to him. a.
The generals slate on the March
IL ballot for the first-in-the-Na-
ton presidential primary added 9
new complication to- the already
assured race between hackers oil
Senator Taft and Gen. Eisen-
hover.
On the Democratic side, o full
slate also was assured for Senator
Kefauver, running in opposition
to President Truman.
Evening star., 1952-02-10
Red Cross viii Repeat
Food Economy Classes

Housewives here win get another
chance this week to learn economi-
cal ways to buy and prepare food
thanks to the District Red Cross
Food and Nutrition Service.
Because of the heavy response
TO the FOOD Cost Workshop" Just
completed, the course will be re-
peated on Mondays and Wednes-
days for the next two weeks.
The classes win meet from
20 8 o'clock each evening In the
Canteen Room Of the Red Gross
Chapter House. 1880 e street NV
MRS. Milton Miles. chairman o1
the service and widely known nu.
tritionist. will conduct the foul
sessions.
Evening star., 1952-02-10

Of that States % nominating
votes.
Gov. John Lodge Of Connecti-
cut hoped on the Eisenhower
bandwagon, but Gov. John S. Fine
Iof Pennsylvania. after a confer
|ence with Senator Duff, Repub-
lican, of Pennsylvania held out
for an unpledged delegation from
his State.
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Dr.. Peel Joins AU Stoff

DR.. Roy v. Peel, director Of the
Census Bureau. has Joined the de-
partment of political science and
public administration Of American
University as an instructor in po-
Ilitical dynanicS.
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IS WHERE YOuLIVE

You cannot duplicate this buy. Best
Of N. Arlington locations. Three
bedroom brick rambler. part bsmt.
pisce prsa 2iis dtnf living Fm yrsnodsfn Eish Es,
kitchen. 150-ft. deep lot with Won
derful shade trees. -Pulldown stairs
to storage attic. disposal. clothes
washer. Call US now before it's
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

md TRUST for sale. Balance So
a36. SO interest payable $31 so
monthly. $1,000. T. D. BURGESS,
End TRUST deferred purchase 6-yr
note. $4, $50 629 Emerson st. ne
For $3.50. BERGMAN REALTY CO
ia. 1850. ST. 9433. -2I
$4,000 l st mortg.. 6et. SIOO per mo.
on g acres and 5-room bunga
Fairfax, Va. Property sold this year
for $4,000. discount l09e. Sligo
ASKING $1,000 for End trust OF
81 900, $40 monthly, secured on
1911 18th st. NV. Call Ma. 7772.
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B0ATS

16-FT. INBOARD, S hip, Wis: idea
fishing boat, good cond. WA 7024
3l-FT. CRUISER, sleeps 4, fully
equipped. winter cover; reduced to
$4,000 for quick sale. GE. 1447
FISHING PARTIES, Chesapeake Bay
Eastern Bay. GooSes. Herring Bay
For reservation call CAPT. KING
46-FT BAY-BUILT CABIN CRUISER
Sleeps 8: Marine toilet: gray
Marine engine; suitable to live on
must sell. Call HO. 0319 after
1s-FT. ALUMINIUM BOAT and 10.
h;p; Mercury outboard; $3.50. TU
222S, GE. $3.50. 10
BOAT-32-ft. cabin cruiser, full,
equipped for living aboard, sleep.
SIX; can be seen at Selby Bay
yacht Basin. For particulars cal
Gaithersburg 25O-W or see MR.
CRISMOND at Selby Bay. Ia
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

80 DETACHED LOTS. Nice Sc. area.
Ready to go. All utils. at property.
Neighborhood built up around lots.
Close to 2 shopping centers. HI.
LARGE CORNER LOT. in H Forest
u: S. HWY. No. i. 175-ft. frontase,
a-acre lot. zone general business;
Lorton: Va. $500, terms. $500
down balance $500 per year. or will
70.s ACRES on Allentown rd.. near
full handicapped lots, preliminary
platt. very wide stream in rear Of
property. These h-acre lots can
bring. from $1,000 to 1000 per lot.
10 minis. to downtown Wash. Owner
%ast sep 'f mnfdfssy cs NoErHEAsT 1sfyisS siSe pE
VELoPMENT CORP, TO. 6137.
1860 SO. FIT. - Choice ground
for apartments. heart Of Bethesda
Chevy Chase area. ROBERT B. HALL
co. W. $3.50; eyes,, Mr.. Lebling,
ALEXANDRIA-Large lot Just of,
King ST., Al residential; all i'm
provements. Best offer. GIL. s766.
HYATTSvILLE HILLS. 5Ox1OO; paved
street; on buSline. Price, $4,000.
terms. ZANTZINGER. Jr., WA. 1919.
ARLINGTON-Four lots. So.75O each,
cash entirety. Walk to "Pentagon. /"
worlds largest office bldg. BOWERS
1875 Eye. RE. 2029.
ACRES. located on
new, highway. This land is high,
level and dry; ideal ior motel;
SIUS, Realtor. SH. O42O.
sell. located near the new Johns
Hopkins Laboratory, in Howard
County. For information and price
call BERNARD T. BROSIUS, Real.
tor, SH. 042O; eyes,, Mr.. Scott, 6H
NINE ACRES. Silver Spring area
Sewer, lights and water. some streets
ope q o6 block naz of. Of schoo AND transp
ley, INC, I. 81. is@GAe ises: ewes, e; mi Mr.
Castleberry, JU. 8-4937.
BETHESDA AREA-3 beaut. bldg
sites. 345-ft. frontage Bradley blvd.
Sl2.5OO. OWNER. 81. S4i6.
BURNING TREE ESTATES in the
country club area Of Bradley blvd
First offering, S2,45O per estate
99dle Out Bradley blvd; to our sign.
7117 EN-. 9317. JU. s-519s.
COLESvILLE FARMS-First time Of
Ta,siv,,as fsTsd; acre e. estates. 90 l,so0; Out
Si7oS Se2117. EN-. ss1a. nA. Ju. ESsAT5 s1Sf5s. 'o'
dos,T. sSs RH T9R r9 ps:t AehE gITeI Lot Spr,n,
Md: 81 600 each RA OOnn
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
30 900 SO. FIT. of ground centrally
located; pvt. =. r. siding and odlce.
MA, bSS5.
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FARMS tcont.)
THE coon EARTH

97-acre farm, Howard County Hun
Club section. with a delightful olC
stone house: In excellent cond., hav,
ing all the charm of 100 years ago
but the modern convenience of today
The main house has 4 bedrooms
den. Ia baths. oil h.-w.h.. Goot
4,room tenant house. There is. alst
of water; priced $37 7,95O.
10 acres. located on Rte. o.. Lowell,
large home with an open view fol
miles. Also 10 acres with a gooC
stone house; 2 barns; oil h.-W. h.
bnak barn. 100-ft.; chicken house
tool shed. small apple orchard: eooc
highway location; price $1S,500.
We have q large selection Of farms
acreage and country homes, so lis
your house with us while we sci
you q farm or country home.
BERNARD T. BROSIUS. Realtor
SH. 0420: eyes,. Mr.. Scott, SH. 5S61
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OUT A BIT

Large new 3-bedrm. brick rambler
on over y acre. Living room with
Replace dining room. lovely kitchen,
tiled bath. De luxe kitchen equip
ment. See it today. $1S500.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

STORE AND APT. BLDGs. on East
down payment Nice profit with
amortization. AUERBACH CO.. D1
65Ol-AD. 5907.
S:E.-New 5-family brk. semidet.: /
$4,000 : equity cash. %. 6iss s16sss
se4.50O CAN BUY this modern 4.
per year: owner pays utilities. Elk
14Is. i4is, i4ei 3rd sT. N.W.-s
bricks, frame. rental. Sl12 so pei
mo. These houses are condemned
VIII finance to suitable party. Under
$4,000. In my opinion, very fine
deal. HARRY JUSTINE. S11 18th
ST.. MA. 2S44. WO. 5415. 10
SlX-UNIT, detached, brick apt bldg
~ silver Spring; brand-new; over
S6;9OO yearly income: One and two
9edrp. RsTT @ units; BAFFELL REAL Es-
oUALTTY BRICK APT. BLDG-close
in Arlington. l and 2-bedrm. spa
cious units: income approx. $14, ,0OO
yr... about ia times gross annual
rent; With substantial cash REQUIRED.
Ext. S5l. or IA. 1883. ' +'0'
home and income. Dupont Circle
area. Will sell at SPECTATORS price.
Have other Investment. No trifflers.
please. OWNER. DU. O747. IL
CENTRAL PROPERTY leased for
SIT $40 per year. No expense ex-
cept taxes. Will show 1OT on IN
yestment. Ground alone is worth
M she askins asSds price. 6. S. BROWN,
LARGE HOUSE on 16. 6.0OO-sq. 1T. lot.
Excellent apt. site. Call CO. 926S.
NEW 10 UNIT modern brick apt.
house located in good rental section
Takoma Park. Approx. 1872 month
ly income. Down payment. S25. 900.
VIII be COMPLETED in . mos. Balm
UNI REAL ESTATE. JU. $1,000.
NEAR 8TH AND E. CAPITOL ST.
Semidetached brick bldg, 4 apts..
3 baths: furnished; oil heat; present
rental. SlS7; $4,000 down payment,
balance IN one trust. FREDERICK
a. BLUMER CO.. GIT Pa. ave Sc.
FIR. 1888. Sun. and evenings. LII.
1-26lS. --16
Store with 2 apis. Good Va. location.
Annual rent. $4,000. 5000 cash.
2-family apts.: new: 2 bedrms. each.
Separate heat and utilities. en-
frances. Call JOHN TONiMAS1. ia.
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ATTENTION
AUTO OWNERS
TRUCKS FOR SALE

fbrogbat sor aepsy panel u Soqs Sgs
tFord) MoIToRs. 44oo Bennins I'd.
ne. LU. 4-1011.
GMC s4-ton package delivery: new;
less than dealer cost; terms. 900
r. I. ave. ne. MI. 5000. IA
excellent condition. ready to work;
only S1,595. HILL q SANDERS.
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer (NA.
9S50). 1114 Vermont ave. NV.
FORD ~ 1a-ton panel; dark green:
as il S245. HILL d SANDERS.
Wash's Oldest Ford Dealer INA.
965O. lila Vermont ave. n.WsE
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SMALL HOME
WITH LOTS OF ROOM
Clean and pretty brick bungalow. on
ering cozy liv. rm. with firepI.
cheerful din. rm., equipped kit. >
bedrms lea. 12x13) and tiled bath
on !st d.: Upstairs. / bedrm. and
l.xl4 hall rm.; full. dry bsmt. with
walking distance Of schools. buses
etc. Price, only S16,95O. So 900
minimum cash required.
George H. Rucker Co.
ia. 5-S5S5. Ewes. IA. 7-1s5o
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STORE AND APT. BLDGS. on East
Capital st. and 14th st. ne. Reas.
down payment. Nice profit with
amortization. AUERBACH CO.. DI
REnJ-An 6Qn@
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CALL 9 AM. TO Bpm.
Dominion Ins. & Realty Agcy
(T pooo r,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

s E.-1I11 Good Hope rd.; approx
S25 So. #. desirable office space;
End A.; ST. 1900 10
End AND Bird FLOORS-Suitable for
meeting rms, offices, clubs. churches,
storage space. etc. 1902 14th st. NV.
DU. 6191. -13
126 9Th ST. N.W.-3-story and
bsmt., brick bldg. incl. parking for
no. of cars. I'd comm. Apply $40 F
st: NV, Rm. 19, MA. 8025. III
DOWNTOWN-n.w. cor. 9th and
Penna. ave. NV. About 1000 so.
It. or more. I'd floor. elevator. suit
for ofhces, mercantile purposes. etc
Apply $40 st. NV. RIM. 10
Ma. S025. ii
chairs. good business. DU. 1857.
-l2
11th AND F SITS. NV. 2 lge. rms.
containing $500 So. it. Lavatory
facilities. adequate for club or
school. Avail. Immediately. CARL
G. ROSINSKI CO.. Ma. 9254. If
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AVIATION

1946 CESSNA 12O; metal prop; IL
10. 1858 after $50 pm. ii
STINSON VOYAGER, 1OS; excel.
cond:; DIG. turn bank, flashing
position lights. seat covers; re-li-
censed July 10, so: S1.S5O. JE
3-2O1S.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

MILTON F. RUPERT, 1I5i 18th
st. NV, DI. 5015; ewes, EN-. 5407
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VACATION PLACES

BETHANY BEACH, Del.-ocean-front
furn. apts., wk.-wk ends. Reduced
rates: fine fishing. ia. 7514 ewes.
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HOUSES wTp. TO BUY (cont. }

COLORED-TEACHER desires clean
ne. home: 6-S rms. Prefer Wood
ridge area. Good cash payments.
TO. 1886. DE. 3479.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

LEASE OR BUY 10000 or more
square feet for used-car lot; must
be on .well-known street in active
area with heavy pedestrian trafic.
MIR. REINES, OR. 3400.
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STORES FOR RENT

now available in 1900 block r. /.
cor; store, ?6x55 It.. ideal for drug
and fountain operation. 6CHLOS-
eERG-scHN1DER co" GIL. $500.
col KENNEDY ST. N.w.-Excelient
corner for, business. Rm. 3sx50.
storage in basement: on lease. 5000.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.. 1924
14th st. NV. DI. 3346.
ESTABLISHED TAILOR SHOP, 21o4
u oSth insss St; nGWil Ea W. lsass s1 on sce9qnt
18th ST, Mr.. sTATLER. br. ground
moor, good for Office or display;
LOCO it.; very attractive space.
JOHN ssse G; KAHN HOS 10th st, NV.
1922 14th ST. N.W.-Lge. store now
avail. Downtown location. .Reas. rent.
JUSTINE ~ ISSAT IREALTY CO.. 412 5th st.
BaiLEY's eTS5s CR0ss RDs. Plenty mgo of
parking space; 25x6o. JE. $4,000.
ARLINGToN-we have a store with
parking facilities available, suit able
for various businesses. ALBERT II.
COHEN. ia. 2-1661.
EXCEL. LOG. on New Hampshire
ave, for barber shop, delicatessen,
kiddie shop. appliances. etc. Reason
10th AND NEW YORK AVE. Nv
Large display windows. approx. 1900
50, IT,: parking in rear. lease avail.
Call ME. 0095. COMET REALTY
CO.. 1908 New York ave. NV.
NICHOLS AVE. Sc. c425 1base-
ment).. About 400 So. ft. solid floor,
covered with inlaid asphalt tile: z
new huoreScent lights. numerous plug
outlets; private tiled bath. shower:
suitable for dress shop. novelty store,
radio-television repair. studio or use
tion invited. Il*
9O3 9Th ST: N.W.-Suitable for Office
or shop. S65 mo. Apply 907 New
York ave. NV. III
DOWETOWN-6OO and 6O4 E st.
NV. between Rth and 7th. I'd comm
APpiy ARp ysosio sbo F st. NV Room 1s.
SIO 9th ST. N.W.-close to cor
Penna. ave. Apply $40 F st. NV,
Room 19. Ma. S025. Ii
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SPECIAL BARGAIN
Attention builders, specula-
tors and investors, 148,0O(
SO. it., LIST commercial
prominent corner facing
lge. Govt. bldgs. We have
recently had this parcel
zoned 1st commercial. It is
ready for development. A
real location for a lge. shop
ping center. We have about
100000 so. it. additional in
this parcel not commercial
This is a real location fol-
immed. development. Act
today to secure this bar
gain. B. M. ODUM, Exclu-
sive Agent, 931 H st. NV.
RE. 5216. @ $3.50
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Secluded Pine RIDGE

Secluded Pine Ridge
Buried among tall old trees. this
garage. 2 cool bedrms., tile bath,
exquisite liv. rm. with firepl., splen-
die Kit, Just reduced to S1S,95O for
immediate sale.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. GIL, 27s3
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DESK SPACE

YOUNG ATTORNEY, mfgr. or ins
agent in lawyers office nr. Treasury
Have part-time work. MA. 1925.
Ill
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MOTORCYCLES
TRAlLERS
GARAGES

REAR 1857 H ST. N.E.-Dble. garage
commercial alley; formerly used for
repairs. AUERBACH CO., DI. 65O1
AID. 5907.
WANTED GARAGE or double garage
for dead storage. VIM. CORCORAN
HILL CO.. DI. 1888. -l2
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

STORAGE for rent. Cinder block
s,5oo 50; IT. now available. RE
APPROX. 10000 So. #. 2nd comm
in vic. N. Capitol and N. Y. ave.
bldgs. or divide into 4 sep. units.
2 frs. indiy. gas heated: sep. util.
meters and toilets: also freproofed;
entr. on 2 lge. alleys: o'head doors;
ofic. space; recently remodelled In
j. KrPEL, Real Estate Broker. Ma
OPT or OIL. 211S. 10
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TIMBERLAND
SEQ PER ACRE

Approx. 7OO-acres wood land located,
st. Marys County. Nd, with front
sists Of pine. .culpwood. medium size
maple and oak; maturity approx. 10
yrs. ia 7-lRfin. ewes OW In20
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
S1175n

Low down payment but high Twins
value in this 2-bedrm bungalow with
eXpandable 2nd floor. Lot over "a
acre with small stream. Located in
Falls Church. close to shopping and
schools. Excel. terms. GIL. 633S
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

KENILWORTH-Approx $4,000 80
it.. of level industrial land, r.r
siding in place; Csc per 50. It
Call Mr.. Franklin, H. G. SMITHY
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Center Hall Colonial

Just one block OF Lorcom lane; nom
stop to .Pentagon. Recreation rIn..
garage. lge. lot. Price only S24, 500
with SIS. 600 cash. GIL. 633S.
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VIEW BRICK RAMBLER
4 BEDRMS.. 2A BATHS

3 bedrms.. "a baths; space in base.
ment for 2 recreation rms. located
approx. 4 blocks from elemeptary
schools. Price, S21 800. GIL. 633S
Evening star., 1952-09-10

On "a acre Of ground; Q porches, full
basement. slate roof. indoor and out
door, fireplaceS. Price, $21. 500 with
excellent terms. GL. 633S.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
DAPPER DAN

All dressed up so spotless it shines,
this immaculate row brick house.
Formal Iiv. rm.. cozy dining I'm. with
picture windows. complete modern
kitchen on 1st floor: = bedrms. and
ceramic tile bath I'D; full bsmt. with
finished recreation rm., half bath
and extra Kitchen. Open front
porch, pine-paneled inclosed rear
porch. Fenced rear yard, det. brick
garage. FRA financed. $500 down.
Full price. $l3,500. Call early.
ia. 7-S220.
Evening star., 1952-09-10
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
What Will
$4,000 Buy
CLOSE IN

blocks to Hecht's new store. Z
blocks to schools, / block TO bus
Lovely living room with fireplace
dining rm.. excellent kitchen with
nice screened porch. large tree
shsded s1s edo lofj Sie' wifi dry basement sen s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-07
D. {. Vo||eyba|| Team
Threat in Tourney

The Washington YMCA volley
ball team was rated a strong as
pirant to the national Y champ
ionship after winning the annua,
Cherry Blossom tournament over
a field including II teams from
the East and Middle West. This
triumph followed one in the East
ern regional event.
Washington will play in the ma.
tional event in Columbus, Ohio
starting May /.
In the Cherry Blossom tourna
ment, Washington defeated Woon-
socket. r. l., Richmond. Va.
Jamaica. N. Y. and, in the finals
Terre Haute. Ind. It lost an earli.
er match to Terre Haute in the
double elimination affair. ther
twice defeated Terre Haute.
Playing for Washington were
Leonard DeGast, John Loehler
Surry Wood. Fred Mcintyre, Lyle
johnson. Dick Petersen, Box
Jones and Allan Eddy.