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The frontiersman., 1953-12-31

Personal property assessment return forms were mailed this week to all city residents. The forms, for household and Tor busi- ness returns, must be completed and returned to the City Asses sor prior to February l, 1854.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
10 Area Students Receive
Degrees at Georgetown

Sixteen Washington area stu
dents yesterday received bache-
lor's degrees from Georgetown
University's College of Arts and
Sciences.
They are:
Bachelor of arts: Robert L.
Phelps, 5911 Knollbrook drive,
HyattSville; James P. Head, 1923
Massachusetts, avenue Sc; Aus
tin A. Herr, 214 Massachusetts,
avenue NE; Donald F. Leon, 5
Woodlawn avenue, Chevy Chase,
and John J. Hynan, 1899 Boni-
FAINT street. Silver Spring.
Bachelor of science: James S.
Alexander, 1857 Hamilton street
NV; America Olivieri, 1921
Fourteenth street NV, and
Nicholas L. Zouras, 1882 Fifth
street NV.
Bachelor of science in social
Evening star., 1953-08-30
Scholar Seeks to AbsoIve
Richard III of 1883 Murders

or thereabouts in the Tower of
London.
The deformed Richard later
fell in the Battle of Bosworth on
August %. 1485, and Henry VII,
first of the Tudors, became
monarch.
One thing seems certain-the
two boys were murdered. There
fore, DR.. Horsfall- -Ertz thinks he
has solved the mystery which
he created by absolving Rich
ard III.
He insists Henry VII was the
perpetrator of the foul and
bloody deed.
There is strong evidence that
it was Henry who jumped off
the princes and successfully
planted it on poor old Rich
ard. Unfortunately, the
Tudor propaganda machine sue
cessfully laid the crime at Rich
ards feet and historians have
Evening star., 1953-08-30
By the Assecioted Press

COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Aug.
29.-The One World Congress
today recommended sweeping
changes in the United Nations
Charter which would make men,
bership open to any country and
forbid members pulling out of
the U. N.
The 465 congress delegates
representing various countries
adopted a resolution calling for
a two-house U. N. General
Assembly instead of the present
one-house body. One house would
be composed of representatives
Of various member governments
and the other of delegates chosen
in worldwide elections.
International police would en-
force laws adopted by the revised
U. NJ, and all international dis
putes would be referred to a new
World Court. Lower courts would
Evening star., 1953-08-30
By the Associated Press

FELPHAM, England, Aug. 90
A Sussex scholar wants to wash
from the sullied memory OF
Richard III the blood of the
monarch's two nephews.
DR.. E. Horsfall-E said today
he is certain King Richard III is
innocent of the charges made
against him by history.
"The evidence was so slight
that if he was tried at the Old
Bailey, the jury would stop the
case," DR.. Horsfall-Ertz as
serted.
For those who may have
forgotten, Richard III is ac-
cused by many-including Will
liam Shakespeare-of doing away
with two little boys so he could
have a clear path to the throne
One of the unhappy youngsters
was the boy King Edward v.
This all happened back in 1888
Evening star., 1953-08-30

followed like sheep. spreading
that story down the ages" he
said.
The Sussex scholar placed an
"In Memoriam" notice in a
newspaper and will repeat it
annually:
"Plantagenet AT Battle OF
Bosworth, August %, 1885, there
fell fighting bravely King Rich
ard III of England, king, states
man, soldier, gentleman deeply
mourned."
Evening star., 1953-08-30

sciences: John j. Mutually, COLA
Broad Branch road NV; James
j. Mulquin, 2218 Randolph street
NE; Marcelino T. Pablo, 1873
Monroe street NV; George A.
Smedile, 626 Chesapeake street
Sc; Raymond G. Steinbrenner,
8409 Spencer court, Chevy Chase:
John F. Hogan, 433 Oglethorpe
street NV; John Paul Liberty,
1911 Eleventh place, Sc, and
Patrick H. McCole. 6510 Wiscon-
sin avenue, Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
Wilson and BroWneII
Disagree Over Plan
For 'Wetback Patrol
BY John A. Giles

" ~'~~
Secretary of Defense Wilson
and Attorney General Brownell
were reported yesterday to be in
disagreement over the latter's
suggestion that Army troops and
light planes be used to control
the perennial problem of wet
backs" on the Mexican border.
The term "wetback" originally
identified Mexicans who swan
or waded across the Rio Grande
to enter the United States lille
gally. It is now applied to all
illegal immigrants from Mexico.
The Army is strongly opposed
to the Brownell proposal. Mr..
Wilson is said to have agreed
with the generals before he left
for a vacation.
Brownell considering Plan"
Mr.. Brownell, the Justice De-
partment said, has the plan
under consideration" along with
q number of others. Mr.. Brown
ell told reporters that at no time
had he made any recommenda-
tion publicly" on the use Of
troops.
I'VE would have to know how
the troops were to be used before
we could say whether it would
be legal or not" he said, adding
that he did not mean to give
the impression that troops would
be used.
Kyes Schedules Conference.
Meanwhile. Acting Secretary
of Defense Roger M. Kyes, who
few to Mr.. Wilson's Midwest va
cation spot to confer with him
over the week end, scheduled a
top level discussion of the mat
ter.
Pentagon officials said the At
torney Generals plan calls for
the Army to patrol California
Arizona section Of the border
about $50 mileS-preSumably
leaving the Texas and New Mex
leo section to the Justice Depart
ment's own border patrol.
Mr.. Brownell not only is con-
cerned about the illegal entry of
migrant farm workers-many of
whom return to their native land
after a comparatively short time
but also Of the possibility Of
eabateurs creeping through.
The Border Patrol, with 1,080
men to police 5000 miles of
Canadian and 1000 miles Of
Mexican border Is too weak to
hinder the "wetback" flow. The
Justice Department estimates as
many as a million illegal immi-
grants cross the Mexican border
annually. During the last fiscal
year, 389, 900 Mexicans were ap-
pretended and sent home.
Army Cold to Patrol Idea.
But the possibility Of setting
up and maintaining a border pa
troll leaves the Army cold. The
days of the glamorous horse
cavalry are gone. The exploits
of the General of the Armies
John j. Pershing in his 1916
chase of Pancho Villa no longer
appeal to the mechapiZed gen.
erals of today.
Army officials claim such a
task would seriously disrupt
training programs at a time
when the administration econ
omy slashes are forcing the serv-
ice to drastically cut It's strength.
The generals figure it would
take at least a division to do any
kind of a job of preventing illegal
immigration and that to really
seal off the border would require
many more troops.
While cavalry regiments were
stationed all along the border
prior to World War /. there are
virtually no troops or encamp-
ments in that immediate area
now. The nearest installation
is Camp Roberts. north Of Los
Angeles, and the department al
ready has announced plans to
close it to meet budgetary
limitations.
The nearest division is the 1st
Armored at Fort Hood, Tex.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
One World Congress Wants
.U.N. Opened to All Countries

punish individuals for violating
the u. N. Charter.
Lord Boyd Orr of Britain, 1949
Noble peace prize winner and
former director general of the
U. N.-afhliated Food and Agri-
cultural Organization, recon-
mended assigning to the U. N.
Economic and Social Council a
big fund for developing backward
countries. This proposal also was
incorporated in the resolution.
The One World congress, over
which Clement Davies, leader of
the British Liberal Party, is
presiding, wound up it's session
today.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
Former WAC to Lecture

Mary Moreland, a former WAC,
will deliver an illustrated lee
ture on Alaskan life at a meeting
of the Washington chapter of
the Women's Army Corps Vet
erans Association at 8 pm. Tues
day in the Washington Post
community room, 1915 l. street
NV.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
Gum Disorders Take
Bio Toll of Teeth

ST. LOUIS.-More teeth are
lost from gum disorders after
age 35 than from any other
cause. Up to that age the chief
offender is teeth decay.
One out of every 10 adults has
serious gum disorder. Nearly
so per cent more men than
women need extractions because
of diseased gums.
Evening star., 1953-08-30
Yuie Plans Made

Theater goers of Glasgow,
Scotland, already have been sd-
vised that a special surprise en-
tertainment is in store for next
Christmas.
Evening star., 1953-05-25

w. FRANK CANEY, INC.
1880 Wilson Blvd, Arl. ia. 5-6161
Evening star., 1953-05-25
STORES FOR RENT Cont j
22x7O pine-paneled ONCE; basement
storage. heat included; Sl75 mo.
No ---C01. rn-S1

3O6e M st. NV
:.2X70 pine-paneled ONCE; basement
storage. heat included: Sl75 mo.
NO. 7-7SO3; ewes. KE. T-0753.
MD.-Corner, 1928 Wis.
eve. No. of Bethesda Bank. Large
show windows. terrazo frs. Approx.
17X4S a-;Sas.a and toilet toilets Rear yard: I1:
growing community. Excel loc. for
any kind inside and outside growing
business or professional or doctors
offlces. Must see to appreciate;
SS1H RHc,v.,xs NO A. .J:nt MAscaAHER As
SILVER sPRING-18x7O store avail.
soon in shopping center at Flower
TnSn,,PIny and Pinsy BEanch rd,; S@25.
$1,000. weekdays till 6. -26
STORE FOR LEASE, in Terminal Ar
cade. WASHINGTON NATIONAL
AIRPORT ia. 7-o2@2. Mr.. B. Cohen.
LARGE STORE next door to H Safe
way grocery: excel. for any type
Of business; reas. rent Phone RIA.
3-S746 Sun. or LU. 1923 week
se,sToRE shopping center in near a
vacancy left for camera shop. laun-
Holland H. G. SMITHY CO., SlI
18th st. NV. ST. 3-3300. -25
1860 COLUMBIA RD. NV. adj. to
Safeway. Size l5x6O. terrazza floor.
4. toilets. Suitable for restaurant,
6. SMTTHY CO.. s11 18th st. NV.
ST. 3-:;300. -25
60" -6OI E ST. NV, opposite Hecht's
Good business location. Apply
$40 F. st. NV. Room 10. -27
PA. AVE. AT 9th. 80 9th st. NV
Good location. bus stop in front
Of premises. Apply $40 st. NV.
Room 10. 81
1O2 NJ ST. S.E.-Modern store: mod
ern front: approx. 23xa0; on
arterial hwy; equipped with shoe
repair machinery and fixtures for
laundry and dry cleaning outlet.
THOMAS P. BROWN, 6l5 4th st,
Sw MA S-lS19
Evening star., 1953-05-25
OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Confinveo.)

different, overlooking
the Potomac. newly remod. brick
bldg. over 700 TT. on 1st floor, suite
81 SEP or rms as on anfefV ea nay Psp Ss Of rented @
street parking; reas. rents. H. T.
RANDOLPH, RE. 1-"137 or Ii. A.
PARK RID. mr.. 14th st. n.w-Exeel
business location comb. ofice or
stHTe aSsfterf fr0nsnf siS Pi5k PkAS& 5d With y
DON INC. 1874 Park I'd. NV. GO.
14th AND EYE SITS. NV. 900
50. It. on End fl. Now divided into
4 Offices plus open space; suitable
for general ofice use. Call Mr.
Holland. H. G.; SMITHY Co. 81
18th st. NV. ST. $4,000. -25
SQUARE-suitable law
avail. July i. RE. 1914. w3i
FOR IMMED. oCCUPANCY-central
downtown suite. two or three adjoin-
ing ofdces. fully equipped. 1919 F
street NV. Suite 4Os. or call DI.
APPROX. 800 so. FIT. of space avail.
main street in center OF TaEoma
Park. Washroom. telephone service.
IightS; heat Monthly rental. S45.
a-34g1 -o6
DENTISTS Now re-
modelling and air-cond. bldg neces-
Sary plumbing for dentists Office be-
ing installed. Waiting rm., Office.
laboratory and :? dental ch. rms,
Approx. 475 SO. It. "35O MINI. ave.
Sc LU. 2-4S45 or -LU. "-091O. -25
COMMERCIAL ZONE. sos N. Cap. st.
Once space and apt Suitable
dentist etc. INQUIRE restaurant.
NEAR 18th AND + NW.-Ofice in
LAWYERS suites use of reception room.
2.000 SO. FT.-First f., air-cond.
space, Vermont ave. and L St: fine
STEM BROS, RE. 7-1aSS. ~
1917 I2.h ST. NW.-Scvfral offices
now avail, starting at S25: newly
6ecorated;, immed. occupancy. Call
Evening star., 1953-05-25
FARMS Cont.
I,EESRITRG VA

5O-yr -old residence. stone. Is ms.
3 freplaces. 81 baths. oil h.-w h..
condition. surrounded by trees, box
woods. etc. affording privacy end
gracious living. Swimming pool.
hothouse, MANAGERS quarters, many
fine outbldgs., 3 small houses on
property. new rented as income: 2S9
acres. Will subdivide to suit pur-
chaser. Ideal for private use. in
stitution. nursing home, inn, riding
academy. etc. The mansion house
could not be duplicated for asking
price. For particulars call E. H.
IRWIN, ia. 7-7223 or Ell. 6-364S.
Evening star., 1953-05-25

INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
COMMERCIAL BLDG, in Takoma PIX.
2Ox3O; cement floor: for light COM
mercial: adj. parking lot. JU. S-4491,
JU. 9-5162 -26
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
Evening star., 1953-05-25
STORES FOR RENT

$500 nth ST. N.W.-Corner store.
25x60; avail. June 1st. HO. 2-3047
LARGE. MODERN STORE, appsox.
20x1O0 it., in busy NV. shopping
area next to Giant Food Store; Gus
toner parking. $3.50 Wis. ave,
EN-: 2.3424. -2S
1000 SO. FT.-First a.. air-cond
space. Vermont ave. and L St. fine
location for various uses. COLD
STEM BROS. RE. 7-19SS -27
N.E.--New deyelopment; 1,4OO 50.
1898 GOOD HOPE RID. S.E.-one-
story store, in good business dis
tr1ct; newly decorated, containing
approx. $50 50. IT,; delivery en-
trance In rear; suitable for dry
cleanine. hardware, shoe repair,
etc.. wired for heavy machinery;
ayail, Immediately. ST. 3-13OS.
REAL ESTATE DEPT. -26
Evening star., 1953-05-25
R0ATS

FISHING PARTIES. small or large;
CheSap Bay Herring Bay. Sharps
Isl. GnoseS. For reServ. call ewes.
CAPT. KING WA. 7-4l92
lift. KIT-BUILT FISHING BOAT
and 2-wheel steel trailer Marine
plyWood, brass screws, oars and
canvas cover. Price S15O 600
Walhonding rd., Wash. 1t. D. C.
CENTURY 16-ft. Imperial 50-h.p..
Evinrude commercial; fuils equipped
de. windshield. etc6; best offer
eyer over s. 5000. Call AD. s-eeO6 or Ii
ls-FT. CABIN BOAT. Al cond.;
Universal 25-h.p. engine; new last
yr. Asking $3.50. WA. 7-35OS or
OIL. p sos weekday nres. --,6
EVlNRUDE HANDI-TWIN outboard,
good cond.. SIS. or will exchansc for
power lawn mower or shop equip
ment. Phone ALVORD, JA. 2-S5O4.
SAHBOAT-Resistered Hampton 49,
1T sailboat. Good condition. $3.50
or best offer; Chester. Md.
Stevensville 2152
NEW CORRECT CRAFT
2S-ft.. express cruiser. sleeps 4; twin
115-h.p, Gray's. Avail. tor immed
delivery.
Large selection Of used boats.
THE WASHINGTON MARINA
Yacht Brokers
1900 Maine Ave. S.W. RE. 7-4797
Evening star., 1953-05-25

SILVER SPRING Modern s-Em.
suits suite; GsSTsis T2T -sSsS aysi; S7S mo. IA
DUPONT Circle OFFICE BLDG.
!246 Conn; Hnn ave. ofaces available.
Evans BUILDING, 1920 New York
ave: n.w.-Availanle Immediately.
auirements. Apply PENN PROPER
TIES. Evans Building. NE. s-1I07.
r ST. AT sth-Downtown shopping
district; desirable space to meet
every requirement. Ma. S-S025.
PA. AVE. AND 9th ST. N.w.-About
1.,500 So. it., Ind A., display win
dows facing Pa. ave. and 9th ST.
elevator; suitable for commercial
purposes; organizations. ofices. etc.
AiR: R:coND, OFFICE in lawyers suite
Attrac., furn.. new bldg; excel. loo:
rms. sHERAToN BLbG.. I I'll ioi I4th
st nv. NE. S.653S: -25
Available Sc Separately ~S or as 'na one
suite: rent includes all services. il
desired. including receptionist, con-
library Call ME. s-6O25. %
BETHESDA-Nicely remodeled house
modelled $40; upstairs omees. s25 to
$40 per mo: OIL. 4-4037, l to 5
pm: ewes. OIL. 2-2916. -27
1919 CONN. AVE, at Dupont Circle,
rms, 2 laws. 623 50. it.. air
conditioned: 3rd n sublet on short
term basis. at 500 per mo. Open.
Take look and call MR.. WARTON,
NST1iERN29ieiNA NTERNx9TISNAL BLDG, 1918 + st.
NV; entire 7th floor. 16 ofices:
approx. $500. 50. TT; centrally To-
Gated: well lighted; 24-hour elevator
service. 3. QUINCY SMITH, INC,
141S H St: NV, DI. 7-9057: ewes.
CHOICE cF1fIcE SPACE in busy VII FAILS
Church shopping center; plenty OF
parking space: immediate posses
sion: reasonable rent. CROWN
REALTY. JE. $4,000. -26
II a25 X ST. N.W.-Approx. 1900 50.
It. suitable for drafting rm., serv-
ice .dkEt.. display rm.. Can park
truck at rear door. Cali MIR. COL
LINs. NE. 6-224s.
Evening star., 1953-05-25
TRUCKS
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

ANcEa t1 - 4dr qF s4a5 clean 2u:ta sfa' 4s aus +
dr.; S395. HILLMAN 40 sedan,
S465. MG 81, S1,245. JACK PRY.
estab: 1923 14th and P NV.
AUSTIN 1949 4-dr. sedan; equipped
seats. custom heater; S49a MAN
HAITIAN AUTO K-F. INC. Your di-
rect Austin OF England sales and
service. both sides OF 9TH at r
St.. NV, NO. 7-27o0. Established
BUICK 1910 de luxe; radio, heater:
beautiful cond; S1S9. terms. $40
down: ROPER" 18th and e. /.
BUICK tHe; n.s; 80 4-dr.; r. and h.; fully
4:3452 bet. 4 and 40 pm. go
blue: radio and heater. cool air.
Dynafow, and seat covers: 1000
miles; like new: private owner
BUICK is41 super 4odr.; D. G, in
spection guaranteed: S345. S45 dn.,
$50 mo. LEE BYRD MOTORS, 1893
Pa. ave. Sc, LU. 2-3322. rs
BUICK 81 4-dr Roadmaster: 17.O0O
miles; Dynaf1ow. l owner; .excep.
clean b.s r. and Robr In ss spstom fsat fr., eex
Gel. cond.; puncture, proof tubes;
tinted glass; $4,000 with $3.50 down.
BUICK 80 super convertible; black.
aI9aesV siIRER sPRiNG ne a AuTo SCI crY riSn TNc
Nd. next to Hot Shopper. Author
lied N, G. Dealer, JU. s-4535 till
BUICK 1850 Special 4-door; fully
inside and out: S1.095, no less. RA.
3-762l after $40 pm. ~
BUICK 81 Riviera 2o5ttone,; sray.
SILVER SPRING AUTo CITY Nc
Ma Ma Next eStEto to Hot fsf shoppe' % Author.
lied NJ. g Dealer. JU. s-4525 till
Buick 80 Special; clean. like new;
low mileage: fully equipped. Pvt
BUnck iAle $l&as u ssd 'E sads aSIdS low as s,4a
city blocks of fine cars: monev-
back guarantee. -AUTo WHOLE
sALERS. INC, 1881 Bladensburs
BUicR Td ( : 40 sed.: sse5 low as sI4a
city blocks Of fine cars; money
sALERs. INC. 1881 BladensOurs
BU1cK Tfi AS sed.; s5a5: low as $14a
down; i more 113l bargain. Two
city blocks Of fine cars; money
back guarantee. AUTO WHOLE
sALERs. INC. 1871 Bladensburg
BUICK '5e Super convertible: light
gray fnish, black top and red
h.. Dynafow drive: So 4e1' EMER.
son s y, & oRME r. (B1isk9. Efka l5th o5nar and "a
HEek i6e{sr e e..n SrDsT sn; ;'ssP sR e. On
d oRME iBuick1. 18th and NJ SITS
Bnfck PS D1 is blasf seGsn oRsn w eaaiposd Da
reconditioned: ST97. EMERSON d
ORME Quick. l7th and NJ SITS. NV.
BUICK 1851 Super Riviera sedan:
beautiful 2-tone green. radio. heater.
defroster. seat covers, Dynafiow
drive; Immaculate inside and out :
only S1.S97. EMERSON & ORME
7eiis2. Open til . pm.
BUICK so Super sedan; r. and h.;
Dynahow; beautiful black anish.
This car is In excellent condition;
Sl.295. ROYAL MOTORS. INC.
Chrysler Plymouth, 4l00 Ga. ave.
NV. IA. $4,000. --25
BUICK 40 convert. coupe; black;
r. and h.; o real buyi S9eb. 2-day
money-back trial: 4-month written
guarantee, HILL & SANDERS,
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. IlI4
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-43n0.
Evening star., 1953-05-25
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

for all types of investment
and commercial properties. MILTON
E RUPERT, 1851 18th st, NV.
Dl 1-5O1o: eYeS. EN- 3.54n1 -26
Evening star., 1953-05-25
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

BURNING TREE ESTATES-Country
club area of Bethesda: desirable
homesites. from S2,45O. Out Brad
lev blvd. to our sign opposite Be-
thesda Country Club. ROBINSON,
Ju 7-71l7; evenings. JU. S-519S.
FOREST-Acre estates
from $1,000. in the Colesville area
OF Silver Spring. Out Colesville I'd
tRte. 29> to Route 1888, left 3/IO
JU. 7-1117; evenings. JU. S-519S.
FARMS-Acre estates.
from 81 500. in the Colesville area
Of Silver Spring Out Colesville rd.
lRte 2al to our sign. ROBINSON.
JU 7-7ll7: evenings. JU. S-5l9S.
KENSINGTON. MD. - 3S or more
lots ready to 60: all eneineered and
approved by MONTGOMERY County,
srat,sh,S senti,taTy C9mm1iSsion, rd1i Acreaee also
evenings. week ends, EN-. 3-7ilT.
LAKE BARCROFT-Unusuallv large,
sand beach: with with excel. Oihs Trees: ir9m ali
Etils. EtIs. S1'755oas Terms. BY OWNER.
ANNANDALE. VA.-Beautifu wooded
Wakefield Forest: l2-acre lots.
900 oaHS aRS u5i .oi RestriSted i, t, homes.
ArlinGton. Va. is
ARL.-By owner. 1I2 acres
nigh ground. gentle slope to York
town blvd. Area Of fine homes mr..
Wash; Country Club and excel
SCHOOLS; 81 Sol, IS min. to White House
BUILDERs1Approx: 100000 sq. #.
Pike for small homes. JOHN H.
MILLER, JR. and BRO, MA. S-3H57.
6 Ice. LOTS, approx. 5ia acres. Be
yond ColeSyille, Md: cleared and
ready for building. Price. S5 $50.
5000 cash. balance terms. URCtO-
10 REALTY CO., ME. 8-l97I. F'ves.
sFk1NGbkook Fk siIa So FOREST. Mon1sem- mss
cry County. 2 adjoining lots, approx.
: acres. on knoll, in desirable loca-
tion, offering secluSion and access to
stream; $6'SO0. OWNER. TIE. 6-5iO7.
se5 DOWN. SIS MO. 1ooxsao,ft.
home sites in Chapel Acres. Fair
fax Co.. Va. 3 miles, from Shirley
hWy. Build your. own homu or ,?rE
XpRNGni yqaT t5sileT r ySs Pyises as loy IS Si25.
sEMiDET., utii. in Street on grade;
Riverdale; CT financing available
CHOICE BUILDING LOT in exclusive
residential district Chevy Chase,
D. C. OWNER, Box 18Th, Star,
60x1OO CORNER LOT with all utili-
ties; zoned 40-A apts. Will sacrifice
for quick sale, ST. 3-3991, TU.
Evening star., 1953-05-25
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

$4,000 LIST TRUST. Dated Oct.
1852. SO, S15 per mo-, secured by
property valued at approxima trly
SO; 900 10. s-6623. 7:30 to 5,
$1,000 SECOND TRUST; payable $50
per mo-: seasoned 8 morths; dis
count - to n0cc. ,IE. 3-S549 20
End TRUST. deferred purchase So
55T. payable Sal mo-, So. entire bal.
owner, fair equity. RA. 6-34lS 25"
Evening star., 1953-05-25
PROPERTY FOR RENT

LARGE LOT next to ESQ Station on
1yson's Corner, Falls Church area
See ESQ operator or phone TIE
1900 SO. FT.-Heated and burglar
alarm protected space on one A..
etc. GoLDsTEN BROS. RE. 7-Jass.
X ST. Mr.. Goth NV. 1st comm, g.
story brick bl6g.: ideal for offices,
plus liy. quarters: reas: rent. H. T.
RAANlDdoLPH' RE. 7-2l37 or Ii.
1000 SO. FT.. plus roof parking for
40 cars. Located on heavily-traveled
furn., food. auto dealer. or other
general retail business requiring lge.
space: Call Mr.. Holland. H. G.
sM1THY Yono Co. 81 10th st. NV.
s9!a -! 1tth Ii'sT sT. NV, corner Meridian; I5s
Z rms, . baths; ideal for profes-
sional use. Owner will remodel. Rea-
sonable rental, call Mr.. Vinnick,
NE. S-"?aA. TU. "-Oo91. -o5
SOC E ST. N.W.-About 61x1OO IT,,
outlet to public alley, End comml.
sHi1aois sinn tactonv Tor aIditorium. oSsaniza-
F ST: LOCATION-1st-n. rm.. equiv
alent to store. showcase display en-
trance Of bldg. good business loca-
tion. MA. S-SO35, -1T
1876 9Th ST. N.W.-:}-story and base
ment brick bldg. semidet.; outlet
to public alley. ample parking: 2nd
comml., suitable for organization, OF :
f1ces. light manufacturing. etc. Ap-
ply $40 F st. NV. Room 10. 81
CORNER PA. AVE. AND 9th ST.
N,.W:-Ah9ut N,N':op 300 So. it.. End A.,
able for commercial purposes. or
Eanizations, Offices, etc. MA. S-SO25.
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Evening star., 1953-05-25
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

COMM. LOT WANTED to operate top
notch pony ride. Phone 12 to 8 pm.
ia. S-967l. MR.. cox. -25
LARGE STORE. or warehouse and
offlce. Approx. 1000 to $500 50. #.
ground floor; D; c. pref; no mfg.
business over so yrs. LA. 6-5630.
Evening star., 1953-05-25
GARAGES

I45O GIRARD ST. N.W.-Garaee for
] car; will rent for only Sc mo.
No r.7hA2 -oR
Evening star., 1953-05-25

1897 .-dr.; Sl.5 or
pp33, p; eiier. 800 G5th ave- East
AS sed; $3.50. low a.
S149 down: | more 1871 bargain;
= city blocks of fine cars: money
back guarantee. AUTO WHOLE
SALERS, INC, 1871 Bladensburg Rd.