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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-13

@. How deep into the skin does tat
tooing penetrate?-S.J
A. AS done by modern machines.
tattooing deposits ink to a depth Of
1854 inch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-13
John A. RemOn,
Acting Chairman.
National Capital
Planning Commission.

I have been deeply interested in the
discussions in Washington newspapers
about the scheme of Maryland and Dis
trict highway authorities to use Rock
Creek Park for speedway to carry
traffic downtown; also the proposed use
of Glover Archbold Park for the same
purpose. I wondered if there would not
be some popular uprising at the threat
to Rock Greek Park, but have heard OF
none. There seldom is a popular up
rising at the threat of destruction OF
natural beauties. People take them for
granted until they are lost. but they
have reason to expect the guardians OF
parks, in the Government and out, to
look out for their interests. Many peo-
pie are still naive enough to consider all
road building as progress"
When the downtown blight has
spread; when the parks are all changed
to roadways, covered with asphalt, some
suburbanites may find that they do not
want to go downtown anyhow. The
city will be too unattractive to visit and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-13
Analysis of Route 240

Analysis OF Route Eau
The Stars presentation of the Route
240 issue in July was triumph Of
painstaking, objective journalism. The
full page article by George Beveridge
should be in line for some sort of a
newspaper prize. and the handiwork Of
your map-maker deserves a special
commentator of its own.
The editorial on the same subject
recognized the legal and planning intri-
cacies Of this problem and wisely re-
Trained from taking an about position.
I agree, as my letters to Messrs. Mccain
and Watkins will testify, that the pres
ent need is for level-headed discussion
of the merits of the current proposal
and the various alternatives that may
be available.
Among the difficult elements of the
situation have been the absence of full
and detailed information and the public
misunderstanding that naturally results
from such condition. These difficult
ties have been greatly reduced as the
result of Mr.. Beveridge's Investigations
and his comprehensive analysis Of the
problem. The Star is to be congratu-
lated for performing valuable public
service.
John A. RemOn,
Acting Chairman.
National Capital
Planning Commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-13

@. When a meteorite falls upon pri-
vate land. can the owner keep it?-
K. j. K.
A. Meteorites legally belong to the
owner OF the land on which they are
found.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-13
BY THE HASKIN SERVICE.

@. What does vertical development"
mean in military language?-SC.
A. The landing of troops from hell
copterS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-13

@. Why does the exchange rate Of
foreign money go up or down from day
to day?-D. Mem.
A. Foreign currencies are treated al
commodities. and fluctuations Of ex.
change rates depend up demand and
supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-13
Letters to The Star

Penan1eS be used letters rters correct and
addresses. All letters subject to condensation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-13

@. What is the average wage in
United States industry at PRESENT.
G. r. K
A. In manufacturing it is SITS an
hour, but 1t is expected to rise and
level off at nearly 81 80 an hour.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30
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N6T HARR " ALT

One hundred and seven years ago
when the fuss almost became a fight,
Ohio and West Virginia had a good
opportunity to settle their dispute
about the boundary between the two
but did not do it. Had the decision
been made it also would have settled
the line fence disputes between Ken
lucky and Ohio, Indiana and Illinois
on the other side of the Ohio River.
But the fve-cornered fuss had far
ed up before the 1845 chance for set
tlement and the cold war has gone on
ever since with occasional outbursts
even to today.
The question is-the Ohio River is
the legal boundary between West
Virginia and Kentucky on the south
side of it and Ohio, Indiana and Him
ois on the north side. But what part
of the river? The north side? South
side? Middle? High water mark ?
Low water mark? States on the north
side have their ideas about that and
the states on the south side hold theil
own and very different opinion. Sc
there the matter stands today.
West Virginia in 1s45 still was q
part of Virginia. That year six
slaves of John H. Harvard escaped
from his place at Washington's Bot
tom, just below Blennerhassett Is
land and crossed to the Ohio side OF
the river. A party of unarmed Ohio
ans were there to help the negroes get
away-but so were party of armed
Virginians, who unbeknown to the
Ohio men had hidden in the bushes.
When the negroes effects were be,
ing carrid up from the boat the Vir-
ginians rushed out from cover, retook
five of the slaves and captured three
of the white Ohioans-Peter NJ. Gar.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30
Kentucky County, Virginia.

Kentucky County, Virginia.
March l, 1884, Virginia through its
delegates to Continental Congress,
ceded its land northwest of the Ohio
River to the United States-not
northwest of the middle of the Ohio
River but northwest of the river
itself. That was when great Botet-
court County was broken up and be-
came United States land.
Even today West Virginia and Ken
lucky, through virtue of having then
been a part of Virginia itself and not
the ceded lands, hold out that their
north boundaries are the waters edge
at the north bank of the river and at
the high water mark because the
waters edge often extends that far
1t places some of the land on the
north bank of the Ohio River under
West Virginia and Kentucky owner
ship and jurisdiction.
Ohio, Indiana and Illinois maintain
that the boundary is mid-river and
that after 1724 and through the Revo-
luton, Virginia did not own the land
it ceded to the United States anyhow.
They say it was government land won
from England by conquest in the War
for Independence. -.-..
Virginia got its title to the land
through charter, May %, 1909, from
James l, King of England. However
in 1924 that land grant was dissolved
by the Court of the Kings Bench, in
England and the land thus reverted
to Great Britain. So, the states north
of the Ohio River say, their land north
of the river from 1724 to the Rev.
olutionary War belonged to England
and not to Virginia. Thus Virginia's
stipulation northwest of the Ohio
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30

ner, Crayton ]. Lorraine and Mordecai
Thomas, all of Marietta. That was
the night of July 8, 1S45, and the men
were taken by force across the river
to Parkersburg and lodged in Jail.
The Virginians. claimed that the
three white men, though never having
set foot in their state, were guilty of
felony and were amenable to the
laws of Virginia for an offense not
known to the laws of Ohio.
Nobody in Virginia would go bond
for the three men, though Nahum
Ward, A. T. Nye and William 2.
Cutler, all of Marietta, offered to in
demnify any person who would be the
bondsman. Communication with
friends on the Ohio side of the river
was denied the prisoners and the
Marietta lawyers hired to defend
them were rejected. Later however,
the wives of Garner, Lorraine and
Thomas were allowed to visit them
under guard.
A mass meeting was held August
16 at the court house at Marietta to
figure out something to do towards
the liberation of Ohio citizens now in
Jail at Parkersburg and the vindica>
ton of the rights of Ohio. But
September 2 the three prisoners.
leach collared by two men," were
taken from the Jail to the court house
at Parkersburg. There they pleaded
mot guilty" to charge of "enticing
and assisting in the county of Wood,
Virginia." the escape of the six negro
es from slavery.
Bail, unless furnished by Virginia
freeholder, again was refused and
Garner, Lorraine and Thomas went
back to Jail. A jury found special
verdict of guilty" turning on juris-
diction in the case, to be tried by 3
higher court.
The question of jurisdiction OF
boundary between the two states was
argued before the Court of Appeals
! at Richmond, December 10 to 13 anC
the court divided equally on the ques.
| ton of whether the state line was al
low water mark on the Ohio side.
At a special term of the Court Of
Appeals held at Parkersburg the
three Ohioans were admitted to bal
at S10O each on their own recogniz.
ance and were liberated January 10
1886, having been in Jail six months.
Hon. Samuel F. Vinton, Gallipolis
argued the case for the prisoners be,
fore the Superior Court of Virginia
1t never was decided.
Garner died at Columbus January
IA, 1868, at sixty-one. Thomas moved
to Belmont County and Lorraine
moved to Illinois. The Civil War
came and was gone but the old state
boundary dispute fingered on.
A bit of background will clarity the
fve7state dispute about the north and
south boundaries between them, thus
giving readers a better understanding
of what the fracas is about
During the Revolutionary War
Virginia extended clear to the Missis-
sippi River and Ohio, Indiana, Illinois,
Michigan, Minnesota, Wisconsin and
West Virginia comprised Botetcourt
County, Virginia, with the county
seat at Fincastle. Kentucky then was
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30
Books On Business
Offered By College

A group of 81 books in the Bluff
ton college library which would be of
assistance to local retailers and sales
persons were recommended this week
by Prof. Howard Raid, of the Bluff
ton college business department.
The books are in four major class
craftsmanship, advertising, psy-
chology and owning and operating
business. Lists of the volumes
available have been prepared and
mailed to all Bluffton business men
by the college.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30
HARDWICK HEADS DRIVE

Charles z. Hardwick, vice-president
of the Ohio Oil Co. and a native of
Bluffton, has been named general
chairman of the three-way Findlay
campaign to raise funds for the
Camp Fire Girls, Boy Scouts and
Y. M. C. A. This is the gath year
the three organizations have Joined
in making united appeal.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30
40 SHERIFFS IN LIMA

Sheriffs from DO Ohio counties at
tended an evening dinner meeting OF
the Buckeye State Sheriff's assn, last
Wednesday in the basement of the
Allen county Jail in Lima. Clay 7
Cotterman, Allen county sheriff, was
host for the meeting.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30
Radio CLUB Closes
PrOqran, Til Sept.

The Bluffton Radio club, which
held its last meeting of the cur
rent season last Thursday night,
has discontinued activity for the
spring and summer. 1t will resume
meetings the second Thursday in
September.
The Bluffton news. [volume] (Bluffton, Ohio) 1875-current, 1953-04-30
River" means nothing.

River" means nothing.
The first lawsuit about it came in
1920 and since the Civil War there
have been others. So even today the
line fence feud shoulders and flares.
Evening star., 1953-05-15

FOR SALE-Furn. cottage, on nice
hunting. excel drinking water. eiee.
E9E EGIp ~ i9ll Il G dstsils. price, terms. call
cABlNs-Fishins, swim.
ming hiking; private lakes. From
Kings Crossing store. INQUIRE. caiI
Edinburg, Va. 620-F-02, or write
,!oHEAL LsSFsl Lasss IcEd cEEdnin6urES rESIyns;; "; ~,
Conf; besut location. Avail. June
and Aug. 20. spec. rates. OIL. 2-O363.
LITTLE's POINT. Massachusetts -
minutes to airport. directly on ocean.
Beautifully furnished. 4 master bed.
rms, guest suite with sitting room,
secluded point and ground, semi
pvt. ocean-fed swimming pool and
.boathouse: season, June Is to Sept.
Is, $1,000. Phone NO. 7-8790.
CABIN FOR SALE-Five rms, hard
wood floors, fireplace, wired; small
lake; in Shenandoah Valley. 21a hrs.
drive from D. c. hunting and fishing
nearby; $4250. Phone j. l. HOP.
KINs. III, McGaheysville 1882. Va.
Evening star., 1953-05-15
SEAsnoRE PROPERTY

DEL.-New 3-bedrm..
2-bath rambler. Ocean blk. June
and July. $3.50. Ewes, EN-. 2-0916.
MA. S-0153.
BETHANY BEACH. DEL.-Reserva-
tions for apis. and cottages. Sat.
eve. and Sun, Dickinson 1851. MA.
S-0763.
BEACH, DEL.-Unusu-
ally attractive and livable cottage
in beautiful pines section. Avail
able July and August. $125 week
to responsible tenants. Phone Oh.
4-5737 or DU. 7-3341. -17
DELAWARE - New du-
plex houses, facing ocean. Also 2
bedrm. apt A. GRINDLE. 8 Hick-
man St. Rehoboth. 5701. -15
SALE-REHOBETH, DEL, Washing
toms nearest and finest ocean resort,
year-round clapboard. bright, cheer
full prewar- built house on corner
lot; liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit. recep-
tton hall. rear screened porch.
bedrnfS.. bath, ample closets. Vene-
tian blinds throughout; full. dry
bsmt., oil furnace, excellent home
and investment, $1,000. OWNER.
EN- 2-US9O, III
Evening star., 1953-05-15
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

$3.50; SOUTH RIVER PARK-com-
pletely furn. cottage. Three bedr ms.
large liv. .rm. and screened porch,
din. rm., elec. kit, bath; also shower
W Wae1 ol tdnses sUses so ses 'ae s6Ss Ss
BEAUTIFUL WATER FRONT -tSr -dtSSr-
TAGE, 35-ft. screened porch. facing
the bay. Large liv. rm.. 3 bedrms.,
full din. rm.. elec. white kitchen.
RX iISe sSSEsS NSEsA Beach Park s1oiSsoO' sos
COBB isISND-5O-ft. frontage on
river. JE. 3-1S73. LII
oNE-HALF ACRE on St. Johns
Greek Gree. nr G:,I pETm TE eEs1 Peins deep wSser
Lovely SUI SUMNER si aOMI. cool rest
ful and quiet: large rooms; front
porch, S6x8, faces river; scrnd. rear
porch: lEe. fenced yd.; pvt. beach
Ivy Grove. First and Bryant SITS,
Colonial Beach. Va. EN-. S-7426
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE overlooking
end. 43O Chesapeake Drive, Shore
ham Beach. Nd. OIL. 9-s62s. -I7
COBB ISLAND, Md, will sacrifice to
settle estate; completely. furn. cot
tage; full bath; util. house with
ShoweI; extra lot; private pier. ,Wo
LAKE JACKSON-2 adjoining sites
| water front; small cabin. At cost
POTOMAC river mr.. sharpsbure
Md. 4-bedrm. cottage. ami; part
ly furn.; dble.- porch on 3 sides,
Suitable for club or lge. family
Good fishing and boarding. $1,000
Call owner, OV. 3-3617.
ISLAND HOME, Southern Md, within
200 It. salt water: spacious;
bedrmS.; oil heated; elec. kit; ami
Artesian we'll: hgs: pecans: apples
lockwood; etc. Garage; barbecue;
fishing; boating. Priced to sell
Brokers protected. HOLAH, Cobb
Island. Md. Phone Wayside, Md.
MODERN BAY COTTAGE-By owner.
This cottage would he q dream for
q retired couple. Asbestos shingle;
large. liv. rm. with cathedral cell
ing; knotty pine paneled walls; lge.
brick firepl; l bedrm.; 2 screened
porches; located on lge. lot close to
water. For information call LO.
1-3463 after 8 pm. or Sat. and
Sun. bet. q and IL am. --17
NEELD ESTATE, Plum PIT. Md. select
colony ,Ches; Bay-spacious house
furn.; lge. liv. rm., hrepl., 2 bed
rms, bath. elec. kit, lge. scr. porch.
l rm., 2nd A. MR.. COIMAN on
premiSeS EN- S.Q426
Evening star., 1953-05-15
DESK SPACE

OFFICE ana desk space
IN Dupont Circle area: telephone
stenosrapher available, Call DE
BARR BUILDING, e1O 18th st. NV
near Conn. and K New. modern
attractive desk space for those who
Hant, the best: receptionist, switch
board. mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call ST
ofFiCE Or DESK SPACE for rent
at SllS Wis. ave-, Bethesds. Nd.
Evening star., 1953-05-15

coMPLETELH . Iu1 EURN; s,.Cs coTTAGE cCss nm -
3-4277 or OIL. 2-26e3. Ole 2-35oe
BEVERLY BEACH-Modern. 2-bedrm
cottage. May 80 to June 6. Ii
7-51s5. days; ~. 4-7327. ewes.
RAY-FR0Nr, 2-bedrm
cottage for rent; aeason, MRS.
West River 6303.
LONG BEACM-Choice periods avail
able: week 70 seeson; 2-S-4 bedroom
settaass; everything tUrnished rn Hy! "
Wkly-: 14t Blk, &bB to. $50 -wkiy
Phone Prince Frederick $0e-J
u. Z, ROCKAHL1A INC, Prince
Frederick, Nd,
Evening star., 1953-05-15
COUNTRY PROPERTY

fOR SALE, not cheap. for lover Of
nature, .seclusion-original stone Co
lonial house; woods. bride paths
river, branches. wild-life. planting
fenced rolling pastures. barns; 25
miles new road. from washington.
Write ALICE KINDLER, Jessups'
90. 10. YEAR.OLD mountain home. on
10 acres woodland and Handicapped
grounds; 40 miles from Washington;
Completely modernized; stone ex-
terror, tiled elec. kit, knotty pine
din: nook. lge: paneled Nv. rm.,
with stone fireplace, 3 bedrms.. tiled
mod. bath. Soft. screened porch
overlooking valley and mountain
ranges; basement with cleo. hot
water heater. workshop and bath.
Completely furn. incl. tools, power
lawn mower, etc.; leaving area. Con-
tact OWNER. Lovettsyille (Va.l, 2311.
May IA through IL, other times.
NO. 7-OS34 Open for inspection Sat
and Sun. BY appointment. -17
Evening star., 1953-05-15
WATERFRONT PROP. FoR RENT

NJ. E. ROCKHILL, INC.
ST. LEONARD, MARYLAND
Evening star., 1953-05-15

Tor or, rRlGk Hsasn q, sssh for sT,sk sg9Isr
INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED,
Commercial and residential. Cal
Mr.. Terms. DE. 2-7745. THOS. J.
FISHER CO.. INC. Dl. 1880.
Evening star., 1953-05-15
FARMS

CATALOG-Free. Farms
and businesses; 81 States. STRoUT
Realty: lila Woodward Bldg.
si..sSnmSn.r iMassSinetSn; Sterling s;s7s4 =,
Stl,t S5ish BLACK lS.ls land: S:Tm: house: talI ii
well water. also nice spring. Ideal
place to grow azaleas. JOHN BUR-
DOFT. C9lesville, Md. Call Ever
WANTED fo RENr-Home ls with
or more acres of land, within com.
mutins distance Of Silver Spring.
BGiLDSERRssV AND DEVELOPERS. att.n-
tion-Direct from owner, Ali States
4cIean,cut farnnl, miles north Of
HnocKVlile; long frontage on Rte. No.
24O; approx. liz acres gentle roll
ing land in grass and sod; ideal for
Suodivislon. Operated as cattle and
hog farm; well watered and fenced:
property includes modern rambler
reNoence OF 2 bedrooms, guest
mouse nous tenant house and other build
acre (plus value Of buildinRs-you
help appraise them). See by ap-
pointment. RALPH TEUNIS. MA.
50 ACRES. ? rms, new barn: fruit;
hard road. "a miles south of D. C.;
ESTATES. country homes. stock and
dairy farms in Northern va. Let
me know what you want and how
much you want to invest. Shown
BY appointment. Phone SO. BUELL.
oP PARM I'm : AGENCY, Herndon. Va. 17'
SidS; aood AaM aseb.pd 95rm ~ house; sse,, out
and main rte; $1,000. SIi smSli SGs Sn.
WILKINS, NokesviIie. Va. 17-N-9T
BELIEVE IT OR NOT! i3,OOO-ac
estate excellent farming opportuni-
ties. zoo acres tillable, 1000 acFes
good eond.. large bank barn. UNIQUE
farm, mountain. river combin alton !;
hunting in heart Of deer country.
IDEAL for hunting lodge or recree-
tional ranch; 3 miles river 'front.'
Mn.,o Nss, nsninE, hoating. Retreat from
Priced for quick sale, SIS per acre. acre.
Terms ia. $4,000. agent.
63-ACRE central Virginia farm: p
room modern frame house. 8 out
buildings; lawn, beautiful trees, love-
~ view; streem; village. 2 miles;
sla'6oo. terms: Box Ssh. Sta .star'
FOE CoLoRED-ssO DN., S2b MO,
buys 4-rm. bungalow on State road
near store; very liveable; has 3
nr naGres; eles, spring: $3.50. VII
LoTDoGN CO. commutins nSa1Sai sa d,stans. rn; 9.
Small 5-acre farm, good 5-room ma.
house. metal brooder ; house 'efeg oodie,
q fruit. berries: shrubs, $4,000
Ncf.n N9e0 SSwp; 90 pboII pET.Rs ps5ss,. REAETY
GOOD vALUE-25O-acre Va. farm
% acres wheat, 1875 acres valuable
timber bal. in grass and hay crops.
a9ed Lse; ba,r barn Ten tenant ant house, stream
RowAED SSAlE DSi So6SF1.7 6ISzsf7' near Etchlson,
Nd. Just across Montgomery Coun,
ty line. Valuable farm Of 332 acres
priced to sell fast at $49.50O Over
200 acres cleared; bank barn; new
s,lo;, s-rm. house with bath Mr.
Field or Stoehr: Ju. 9-5655. WOOD
MOOR AGENCY. INC. is
20 MILES D. c.-I75 ACREs-s.rm
MOD. house s bedrms. lovely view
OIL neat, stream. owner transferred
siieAcRE GRAziaa rARM-Lovelv
mod. 7-rm. house: beaut. view of mts
aMnountsin an strm, outbldgs:: $12,500
@1-acre pond. s-ft. ferNI deep. mod N 8.
$50. 600.
MR.. OLSON, wo. 6-7O29
SPORTSMEN: SEE THIS
Six acres. 4-room. full-basement
house: electricity and furnace, hen
houses. barn. 2 pastures. good
with fishins. bathing and boating
2-acre picnic area. on good road,
81 miles DC. Reduced to S4, $50.
Immed. noes. Call CHARLES H.
:IAMISON. Broker, ask operator for
PooleSville 3262.
Evening star., 1953-05-15
REAL ESTATE WANTED
OUT OF TOWN REAL EsTATi

ERESH WATER LAKE. approximate
IL "a acres, SO acres under water.
Old. Old nil operating every day By
earetaker on place. Caretaker's cot
tage. Over good roads to the lake
which. IL ahundantly stocked with
This lake 10 one Of the best AShinS
places IN the Northern Neck. hum
dreds of Wild .duck and sees are
seen on this lake. Price. 5000:
SIS. 600 cash; owner VIII finance bal
Law building, .trederiekSbuTS, Va.
Phone, 2S0 OT $50.
Evening star., 1953-05-15
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR rem

OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR rem
SUITE Of 3 rms. and bath on Conn
are; area Sb biu9nsi 9ls51bl DUPONT EiS eIFeH
BAiLEYS CROSS ROADS. vA.-Last
ONCE avail. in nev prof. bldg; ali
cord.; suitable. for any merchantilt
business. Call HO. 2-535s or RA
DUff6SSf CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG.
4zso CONN AvE.-Air.eond moo
;Hs.u Ni1e: BIDS k n1@p ESsy em garkginE ggEsoo Await
eonS.. partiaiiy .S0' furn: pvt ONCE
AIR -COND. OFFICE in lawyers suite
Attrac. furn. new bldg. excel. loc,
use Of library. reeep. and conf. rms
sHERAToN SHE MS' s.ssss, sLpa'' I'll 14th ls st.
orfces, on . 65-cal
parking lot in Bethesda. OIL; 2
Wis. TsSOi OAivE.-4sol; / rm.: Ven. blinds
carpeted floors: cross vent; easy
parking; $40. WO. 6-6035. Ii
i413 SOUTHERN AVE. S.E.-NeaI
Coral Hills: 2nd.n; once rna;; $50
on main thorouEhfart
to Arlineton-One double and sew
eral single ofaceS for immediate oc.
eupancy. XII. S-6652; ewes. IE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. furn
isheG oN%s,SNsE enc; S5S "a; pTT TrllGiY lGGfiY,cO7
In suite; suitable for mfgr.'S repre-
sentative or insur. broker; answer
ing service and reeeptionists incl: ir
rent. Apply RIM. No. 70o. 1O20 Yer
SIS M0NTHLY-3 rooms and lava:
tory, near 18th and East Capito,
Sts.; 3 large paneled rms. asphalt
tile AoorA: cool And quiet. JOHN r
DoNosoE % 4 ,se6Ss7' s0Mss7' s14 Penna'
Evening star., 1953-05-15
BY OWNER

BY OWNER
Well-built brick: 4457 Goth I'd, cor
Vermont; "A min; Pentagon via
GSS@ storsss 1ss snf M bsdfms ssd BUS the bass sss
liv. rn.. din. rm., paneled den. side
porch, kit: end a.. bedrms., lge.
closets: equipped bsmt., outside entr
Open daily to 6. Reduced tc
$4,000. Quick possession. IA: q
Evening star., 1953-05-15
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$500 2nd-TRUsT NOTE, well se-
cured on Mont. Co. bungalow near
Silver Spring. Excellent discount.
END TRUST. s2.e54; payable $5s
mo-; 60. Only S2.300. Seasoned
note, prompt payments. excellent
maker. RA 6-34lS. 15'
SIX PER CENT FIRST-TR UST NOTES
on Va. lots, priced at par, less than
$500 each; Endorsed. Box 429-G.
Evening star., 1953-05-15
SEE THIS

New and nearly finished all-brick
rambler, with full basement, extra.
. huge bedrooms, real deep lot:
close in near Hecht's. yet in nice
residential area. Excellent terms
at $15,950.
ARTHUR L. WALTERS
ia. 7-5200 2419 Wilson Blvd.
Evening star., 1953-05-15
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oUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
(coNfiNu0d.I

lGD.-Modern A-bedrm. and
bath det. home. sale or trade for
D. c. property. Ewes. EN-. 2-6Q16,
I. T. GRAVATTE, 1918 K ct. MA.
Evening star., 1953-05-15

LEASE to Responsible party, 3-story
basement brick bldg. (23x5W mr..
18th and N. Y. ave, for 1880 mo.
Did get $500 mo. Four lavatories,
new oil burner. Now partly rented
SAME BAs1s-1s,2OO 50. it., about
"a Improved by 20 garages lOOS
rented S240 mo-; bal. incl. SIT.
fence on four l5-ft. paved alleys;
elec. pole ea. cor; few It. to busy
st. uptown. Vacant land ideal con-
tractors heet trucks. used Cor park
inSl car lot. Rent oil $3.50 mo.
Evening star., 1953-05-15
BALTIMORE, ROUTE ]
PROMINENT s;M. CORNER
BUSINESS PROP. WANIEp

RELIABLE TRUCKING FIRM desires
to lease minimum Of 1000 sq. IT,,
with garage bldg, at least 4Ox40
and ONCE bldg. 26x50: close-in To-
cation: Call Ii. 3-5S00, or write
SHAYNE BROS. INC, 1341 Halt