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MOTORCYCLES

MOTORCYCLE for sale, 1947 Harley
$3.50 cash or best offer. Cali UN
HARLEY-DAvIDSON As, Gu. in, plus
California style. Cow job; new tires
chains. 100 mi. since complete over
tons. points and plugs. p. X. sport
toll light. new head light. A bargain
at $I9O. 1T. COL. BOB TODD. ia
2-96S3. ia
HID. 81. 194s. excellent condition,
saddle bags, 1926. JU. 5-5351.
'5e TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD, S..
to-l pistonS. cams. valves. upSwept
pipes. megaphoneS, etc; going &c
school: will sell for $3.50. Call
BOB. RE. 1895. III
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

p2t G PL. NW.-s-rm. brick bldg
in downtown business district. "a
block from Woodward & Lothrop's,
lst commercial. Has lear garage
81 rear, with excel. 20x20 storage
space above Good location for dis
tributor. union headquarters. etc.
JOHN H. MILLER, Jr. L. BRO. Ma.
s-255k Ia
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OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

EVANS BUILDING 1920 New York
ave. .n.w.-Availahle Immediately.
desirable rooms to meet your re-
ouirements Apply PENN PROPER
TIES Evans Building ME- S-1107
DUPONT CIRCLE ONCE bldg: 1346
Conn ave-: Offices available. AID
AiR-COND. OFFICE in lawyers suite
use Of library aI recep. and Conf rms rms
SHERATON BLDG, I'll 14th st.
NV. ME. S-633S; 10
1907 II ST. Ne. ind floor: excel. for
doctor. dentist or studio. Ii. 3-50l2,
TIL 2.4337. -l5
FOR LEASE-Several bldgs. available,
zoned LIST commercial, for trade as
sociations or organizational and Of
fee use. LINKINS CO., 1918 N
st. NV. DI. 7-S6SS; ewes. and
week ends, EN-. 3-44l4. -16
1894 X ST. NW.-Lee ONCE for
rent, with smaller adjoining room
5000 lease; reaS rental, includes
MR.. ROZANSKY, Elk. S-S567. 10
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

REHOBOTH BEACH. DELAWARE
Henlopen Acres. Attrac, mod. ram
bier; 3 bedrms., baths; LIST ocean
blk: rent for Aug. Call DU. 7-4035.
COLONIAL BEACH-EMILY's BEACH
HAVEN on Potomac: cottages. de-
Lached apts. spacious, cool; all cleo. !;
baths, hot water; pvt. pier; swim,
fish. crab. games: safe for children.
CO. 5-061l: ewes, Mon. Thurs. --16
FAIRHAVEN, MD. On Herring Bay;
only l hr. from District; very at
tractive. 8 rms, pa baths. COM
pletely furnished, cleo. range and
refgr. Avail. Aug. Is; reaS. rental
Gail FEDERAL RENTAL CO.. 915
N. Y ave. NV. MA. S-74T6. --l3
DEALE, Md, Mason's Beach-Cot-
tage, furn., modern; $50 Wk. Nice
place. NO. 7-4565.
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(continWoo.l

r Io9oE TEv 81 3sf i HN6 REAL ZEAL
ESTATE. 1924 Pa. ave. Sc. Lu.
1917 1eth ST. N.w.-First floor; 8
adj, rooms. approx. 1850 50. IT..
win rent individually. reas. ST.
OFFICE SPACE-Small 1st-fi. office:
Conn. and Porter st. NV: 1876 SO.
#. at 4Oc per IT. Phone Wo. 6-26l5.
LARGE PLEASANT ROOM ON 4th
floor; prefer non.pEofit organiza-
hour hoSrs. 81 nT SCI Ga s asriss oes
FRONT OFFICES FOR RENT on main
street in Rockville. Md; suitable for
doctors, lawyers, insurance CO.. etc. =;
rent reasonable: will. be available
after August l. For information. call
N; STERN. Poplar %-6164 or Poplar
18th And EYE SITS. N.w.-e.OO0 sd.
#. on End fl. of modern bldg, fac
ing park. Now divided into 4 Of
fices with balance open space. Suit
aoiian sfnf f. G. o ssF Has e eci nj
1898 ceso1LUMBfA R RV SS..w,-Agail
immed;: entire End floor e ms;
luedl lOCAClOn, also smaller ONCE;
rental includes all utils:: good lease.
Al dod RENTAL & & REALTY CO.. ma.
DoWNToW WI. 18th ST. NV
Entire 2nd A.; ideal for studio. office
Or any business; reasonable rent;
sSSqs s'sGS Sc IT. P It: rn aeaetj
T. a quincy E%s sa1FH fhc per 14 if Ii Il
st. NV, D1. 7-9057 or OF. 2-9474.
CENTRAL DOWNTOWN LOCATION
rental. {. QUINCY 1ieyi SNIFF SNIFF ines rScs,
81 dfls a-ah47i st. NV" d. 7-so01 1s or
NEAR 18th AND X SITS. N.w.-Very
large ONCE arrangement consisting
of l room. storage area and Law;
NON & LUCHs CO.. 1906 Il st..
NV. Ma: S-2345.
FURNISHED completely. Most at
tractive. convenient, roomy, on F
st. near Press Building. 9 corner
rooms; Phone MR.. MILLER. Elk.
3-1070 weekdays. 15s
SUITE OF 4 OFFICES-503 r. 1.
ave, ne; S55 per mo. Call 10.
CONN. AND CALVERT SITS, mr..
Shoreham Hotel-Unfurn. suite
with private bath; recently dec. j;
perfect for business Office and
sleeping quarters. Avail. July 10
REALTY CO. DE. 2-71NO. IT
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co.. Inc.
RECOMMENDS

Thos. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
RECOMMENDS
100 BLOCK MASS. AVE. NV.
Used car or parking lot. SIPS mo.
3412 18th ST. NV.
Store, approx. 20x80, meZzanine; now
occupied by children's furniture
shop.
1902 goth ST. NV.
Small store, prominent display win
dow; second commercial. Rental
only 500 mo.
1914 ADAMS MILL RID. NV.
Ideal for branch cleaners. $3.50 mo.
1913 18th ST. NV.
Entire small office building, excellent
condition; parking provided; 1925
mo.
BAKERY
Quality baker for large shopping Gen.
ter under construction at Wisconsin
and Western ayes.
CALL ]. H. KNOX
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73S 18th st. N. w. DI. 7-6S3O
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VACATION PLACES

LAUREL LAKES, Edinburg, Va. Mod
err cabins with cooking facilities
fishing swimming, hiking. Write for
folder and rates.
OCEAN FRONT COTTAGES, overnight
and weekend: North Ocean City
Md; preseason rates thru June
For further information, call Elk.
3-4204, ID
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GARAGES
AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

AUTOS 3 TRUCKS WANTED
DON'T SELL OR TRADE your car
until you get that big price. Drive
IN open lot. See Mr.. Beach.
BEACH MOTORS. 1910 14th st. NV.
WESTERN BUYEE ~as mined. cash
for nice low-mileage cars. NORRIS
HUGHES 1912 Go. ave. RIA 6-1122
WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR for late
model convertibles and hard tops
MCNEIL tStudebakerl. 4034 WtScou-
FAIR. HONEST APPRAISALS OF ali
makes OF cars are assured at
MCKEE PONTIAC, 1884 L st NV,
ST 3-7l00
SOUTHERN DEALER will pay high
prices for clean, low-mi. cars. 1901
Mt, Vernon ave, Alex; XII. S-9o46.
OWNER OPERATED trucks wanted
TO haul building material. J, j. TAY-
LOR INC. 202S Jefferson Davis
Hwy. Arl.. OF. 4-9273 or TU.
2-5o5O IL
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

COLONIAL BEACH COTTAGE, 4 rms,
all cleo. kit, full bath. soft. screen.
ed porch. / block from beach Call
IA. 7-7315 after 9 pm. or inquire
COLONIAL BEACH. NA.-Year-'round
cottage. furn., modern cow. Liv.
chain-iink fenced incl. lot iOOx150
#. 3 yrs. old Price, $500; terms.
JU. 5-2910 after $50. Ia
SHADY SIDE. Md, Avalon Shores
Completely furn., 2 bedrms., kit. and
bath, nice-size liv. rm., lge. screened
Enclosed porch. all modern improve
ments. $4,000. WO. 6-1S36. Ia
DEALE
New 2-bedrm. homes in Masons
Beach. Large corner lot. beach and
pier PRIVILEGES Special bargain.
1850, low down payment.
Il acres and large house in heart Of
Deale. ideal for estate or subdivision,
excel. value.
SpotleSs 4-bedrm. home on 1875 #.
water front. beautiful grounds. ga
rage. pier. must be seen. Asking
Sl2.500. terms
Many cro.ce waterfront properties
in Deale area. including lots in new
subdivisions, B. NJ. ODOUM. 93l H
st. NV. Cali Mr.. Rice, West River
SOB --l6
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD-'51 Big SIX" chassis and
cab with 9 speed rear. S.25x20 tires;
this truck has been completely re-
conditioned and ready to do the
job. ST ,695. PARKWAY FORD, 305l
M st. NV. AID. 2-0lS5. Open 8 to 8.
FORD as dump with Wood hoist,
cab shield. Choice of .. These trucks
the time OF being traded in. Special,
$685.. PARKWAY MOTOR CO., 3O5l
NJ St, NV, AID. 2-01s5. Open to 8,
closed Sunday.
IGMC. 81 series 100, %-ton pickup;
1905. PARKWAY FORD, 1851 Nj
st. NV. AID 2-O1S5 Open Q to 8.
FORD 81 3-yard dump with big so
motor. 2--Speed rear. S.25x2O tires,
CAB shield, signal lights and running
lights, radio. heater, spotlight, grill
guard. This is a, l-owner. low-mile-
PARKWAY MOTOR CO. 3051 n St
NV. AD: 2-01S5. Open to 9.
finished and reconditioned. S9S5.
PARKWAY FORD. 3O5l NJ st. NV.
AID. 2-0IS5. Open 8 to o.
INTERNATIONAL 1941 truck: insu-
lated body formerly Briggsy; good
cond.: 1858 sticker. Ii. 3-1O46.
FORD '52 pickup. Never used. New
car title and guarantee. Will trade
for later model car or truck. plus
cash. Can arrange terms. Call ME.
CHEVROLET 80 Suburban Carryall;
light blue; Al mechanically: new
paint; 10000 miles. Must sell i'm
mediately. 1895. Call WA. 1-12OO
between 3 and 4;3O; AP. 7-5353 be-
cHEvkoLGT '5e a.-ton pickup; blue.
Sold with guarantee. Financing
CHEVRoLET SALES, 14th and Flor
ida ave. NV, HO. 2-75O0. ID
CHEVROLET Al sedan delivery; sos.
S2aaS 13 Randolph lpnd I'd. Silver Spring, Nd
1S Sri! Ia ioGSaG 1e4s H-ton panel;
S695. MA. s-2416 bet. s and 5.
DODGE VAN, l946; Federal. 1916;
stalks stalks; good cond.: $500 each. OIL
FORD 1851 F-6; 16l" w.b. chassis
and cab; very clean, perfect condi-
ton. will make fine fat or stake;
CHEVROLET 194S Ea-ton panel; COM
pletely reconditioned, best in town
at $685..
TRACTORS; all sizes, air or vacuum,
uleSeI VI BdSI dL SptCldI low pElCeS.
GMC 1850 2-ton 6-wheel with 49,
fiat body; fine condition.; special,
Sl,2S5.
BUICK 1947 Roadmaster 4-door; ex-
cellent tires and general condition.
an unusual bargain at S495
SHERIFF MOTOR CO., 800 r. l.
ave. ne. AID. 10000. Is"
CHEVROLET 1850 1-ton panel; I
owner; completely gone over in our
shop. Looks like new. Good rubber
Save over $1,000 on this unit at
S945.
Chevrolet 1850 1-ton pickup: excel
lent condition; l owner. and owner
driven; ready to go. Price is SS95.
Chevrolet 1850 sedan delivery: beau
| tiful black finish like new. Low
mileage. heater and defroster. Priced
| SS95.
International 1947 ha-ton panel good
condition throughout. steal al
! $495.
! REQ 1916 tractor. equipped with 9TH
wheel and booster hookup for
trailer; good mechanical condition
$i91, full price.
| CHEVY CHASE CHEVROLET
OIL. 4-6lo0 1877 Wis. Ave
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CHRIS-CRAFT

CHRIS-CRAFT
De luxe 33-ft. mahogany; fully
equipped with ship to shore radio;
sleeps 4; water pressure: dingy
Special features. hot and cold run
ming water, and shower. propane
gas range. Will trade for larger
boat; pvt. stateroom. Practically
new. TU. 10000, --l3
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

CHATTEL TRUST NOTE S11, 900 pay
able $500 per mo-. at go int. on
busy tavern: expensive equip. Box
1861 Star. 10"
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
10000 SO. FIT. ne. thoroughfare
corner; So 50. it. Call MR.. FISCHER
with DREYFUSS BROS, MA. S-05S2.
HO. 2-2S49. -13
end CONTINUATION properties for
small or large business sites, from
20 to 120-ft. frontages. in centrally
located spot; as much as 12,764
So. It. A sound investment. CO.
5-6S3I. Ia
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ATTENTION SCULPTERS. ARTIST
PHOTOGRAPHERS

For sale or rent. unusual studio,
north light with 2-bedrm. apt. and
3-car garage. BRODIE & COLBERT.
INC. Realtors 1881 K st. NV. Ma.
S-SS-5 Ia
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED
(continued.D

PRIVATE BUYER wants 1854 con-
vertible from private owner. AL cash.
EN-. 2-4427 after $40. lis
DEALER FROM N. C.
Pay big prices for '36 to $50 cars
7400 Georgia ave. NV. RIA. 3-5677
Evening star., 1953-01-19
6. 0. P. Maps 0bjectives
For Victory in 1854
BY the Assoeioted Press

The Republican National
Committee, still celebrating its
big election victory last year, is
preparing for an all-out try at
bolstering it in 1854.
Wesley Roberts, the former
Kansas newspaperman named
party chairman over the week
end at a salary of $32,5O a year,
laid out these detectives:
/. Expansion of the Young Re-
publican National Federation in
time to "get out on the firing
line in 81"
2. Election of enough Repub-
lican candidates in the 1854 con-
gressional elections to build up
the G. o. P.'s slim control of the
Senate and House.
At Mr.. Roberts direction, the
party's Executive Committee set
itself up as the top planning
group for the 1854 elections. The
Executive Committee, which will
meet next on February %, also
named Mcintyre FAIRIES of Los
Angeles. national committee vice
chairman. as its chairman.
The Executive Committee has
IS regular members, plus the ma
tional committees four top off,
cialS as ex-officio members.
Evening star., 1953-01-19

politan area. And since only a
10-mile stretch between Parole,
just outside Annapolis, and Grain
highway has been completed. to
date. the planners figure there
is no immediate need to get to
work on the Metropolitan area
section.
When the construction day
comes, the proposal is that the
four-lane, dividing, strip treat
ment be applied over an entirely
new right-of-way from Palmer
highway, near the Ardmore road
intersection, to the Baltimore
Washington parkway network
just outside the District Line.
The route would roughly
parallel the Pennsylvania Rail-
road to a point south Of Ardmore
road. which it would cross and
head due east to the Palmer
highway tie-in. There would be
traffic interchanges at the two
latter intersections, as well as al
Landover road, at River road ano
at the juncture with the Balti-
more parkway.
Each Of the expressway road
widths would be "a feet wide
The total cost would be SAL
million.
Evening star., 1953-01-19
1B Told 10 Report
For Induction Into
Service Wednesday

The District Selective Service
Headquarters has ordered 176
men to report for induction in
the Armed Forces on ,Wednes-
day. The induction will take place
at the Armed Forces Examining
and Induction Station, 814 North
st. Asaph street, Alexandria.
Names of the men ordered to
report are:
Arts v. Lemons, Charles N. Davis
jr., Robert c. Carter, James M. Corbin,
RssSooa Rster Ssyov eorTWe Alfred p Jackson
Thomas 3; Warner. Horace F. Stokes. jr.
Dunn, Pablo valencia. William Il. Wat
possett. 81 a1lss Rennssh s. snoR sssoReF Melvin R.
z. America, III Robert }; Cannon; Joe
NAYS s. 5aTss Msid rrsnt
Pearson. Richard G. Kirtley. Mingo W.
F. Gerst. Henry NJ. DiGiulie. Francis r.
Rooney: Donald F. Cox, Angelo Bonanni.
James F. Yowell. Carl A. Ries. Jr.
erss als1 !oha ndse r He'fes5 ssmss %ayas r
William 5. Lowe James seP lata Gnfie, ,r. LAKE
St ASS %mnns William Hen Maesa6ee r. AlOnso
E. Hiatt Charles r Melvin, Henry Pink
ney. jr.; James Hamilton. James C.
James E. Bell. Vincent M. Walton
Also Allen Brown. Thomas E. Henson.
Wilbert I. Scott. John r. Harris. David
AsS TGSssetssst I'll ALVIN %f H.
Collins Ebert Cuffey Elwood Cuffey,
James 4 stTeeter Eddie fSld Tudd - Bernard san
NJ. Hogue. John M. Cobb. Kenneth M
Mulloy Wilson Huntley Charles E; Tate,
Fh6mss fSas Eli HaHd orms Fl cr0ey 9se
William K Costen, James T. Massey, jr
DaHa as campbe m%rn James Msfop e. Perry bSns Eyans
J. Tucker. Charles N Green. ir.. Charles
n-ais Also Thomas Blopnt; ,1 Earl St; st. J! John h,
Stanley Maske. Arthur Greene. aI VI,
w. am Burns kefns SGhn ssros Rober 5a
Marx. Miliiam settles. u'sS Michael lneEs Brod q
GTCk, VluCeuC n, Dreamer. JOnn -. e.
Walls; Charles, H; Finn Charles E. John
son; Raymond P. ,Arneson; Herbert L.
Willie oliphant. Otis w. Lenox' Melvin
- Also George E. Newman. Lester F..
Meredith, Carlton Colbert, Joseph K.
Quentin j. Davis, Leon F. Adams. Robert
M, Coates, Burrell T. Brown, III. Will
liam Bussie. jr., William McLain. Ernest
w. Brunson. Severino B. Mendoza. jr..
Chester L.. Duncan, Charles James, jr.,
William Hollingsworth, Rudolphus w.
Totten, Alvin R. Tate. Albert H Nor
wood Calvin Winestock. Robert Simpson.
Also Harold E. clontz, Arthur L.
Foster. Donald G. Jolly. Jacques R.
Jorgensen, Richard c. Moon. Earle F.
Also Charles M. Alvarez Luther
Tucker James L: Hines, Charles q: sokol.
jr., Leroy R. Johnson. jr.. Milton Gross
Bobby P. Aieshire. John J, Wallace. Joe
Williams. Arthur R. Wright Richard
Anderson, William H. Haynes.
Also Samuel Morgan, jr.. James Nell
son, Edward Massado, Buddy r. Paredes,
Andrew ]. Murray.
Evening star., 1953-01-19
Normal Transit Service
Returns in PhiIadeIphia
By the Associoted Press

PHILADELPHIA, Jan. 49,
Streetcar. bus and subway-ele-
waited train service was back to
normal today in the Nations
third largest city after the END
of a four-day strike of $500 CIC
transit workers.
Service was resumed around
midnight Saturday, several
hours after members of Local
234 of the CIO-Transport Work
ers' Union had voted in a secret
ballot to end the walkout. The
vote was 5,239 to 2,225 to end
the strike.
The union members accepted
the same contract that had been
rejected at a mass meeting last
Tuesday. The two-year con-
tract provides a pay boost total
ing 81 cents an hour over Is
months plus a reduction of the
work week from 48 to 40 hours
Evening star., 1953-01-19
Stussen Aide Backed
As Envoy to Mexico
By fhe Associofed Press

Daniel c. Gainey of Mime
sofa was reported under consid-
Grafton today for appointment
as the new Eisenhower admin
istration's Ambassador to Mex
leo.
Mr.. Gainey, floor manager at
the Republican Convention in
Chicago last July for Harold E.
Stassen, is a jewelry manufac-
turer.
Mr.. Stassen, chosen by Pres
ident-elect Eisenhower as Mu-
tual Security director, was re-
ported backing Mr.. Gainey
strongly for the Mexico City
post, vacant through the recent
resignation Of former Mayor
William O,Dwyer of New York.
Evening star., 1953-01-19
Need for Ioughness
On Deferments Seen
By Mrs. Rosenberq
BY the Assoeioted Press

The Defense Department says
there is need for continued big
draft levies and tougher policies
on deferment, including those for
college students and new faith
erS.
Mrs. Anna M. Rosenberg, the
assistant secretary in charge of
manpower., in a summary last
night as she prepared to leave
that job, said that for the Ma
ton to maintain it's armed forces
at its current strength of 3.6 mil
lion. she thought these things
would have to be done:
l. Draft about $4,000 men a
month through next June. The
latest draft call, for February.
is $4,000. She said the $4,000
figure compares with an average
of $4,000 for the past IL months.
The calls had been as low as
10000 during that time.
Tighten Dependency Rules.
2. Before any material change
is made in student deferments
there should be a Tightening up
of such deferments since the Ko-
rean war started should serve
first"
3. A college deferment should
mot be permitted to become a
virtual exemption" she said.
when a man graduates. he
should then enter military serv-
ice even though he may have be-
come a parent in the meantime.
Nor should he be further de-
ferred for occupational reasons.
More Women Needed.
The only woman top executive
in the Defense Department said
that before the ''leaks in our
present deferments" for draftees
are plugged I'VE must increase
the number of women in uni
form" and the number Of civil
ians to work at jobs now done
by soldiers.
A campaign to boost recruiting
of women for the Army, Navy,
Air Force and Marines has pro-
duced only modest results.
Generally, the draft views of
Mrs. Rosenberg were similar to
those expressed recently by Maj.
Gen. Lewis B. Hershey. Selective
Service Director. who said the
Nation would have to tougher
up" on draft deferments.
Evening star., 1953-01-19
Developed by q Famous Surgeon
und Scientist

The zoNITB principle was developed BY
a farous surgeon and scientist. The first
in the world to be powerful enough yet
positively non-poisonous, nominating.
No other type liquid antiseptic-
germicide for the douche of all those
tested proved so powerful yet harmless
to use as zoNITE! And zoNITE is mOrs
than just an anriseptic and germicide.
1t is also an amazing cleansing and heal
ing agent. Because of this, zoNITB may
be used as needed without the sGghtes.
risk of injury.
Evening star., 1953-01-19
GuutemuIun Election
Claimed by Both Sides
By the Associofed Press

GUATEMALA CITY, Guate-
mala, Jan. 19.-Both the Leftist-
Communist bloc and it's oppo-
nents claimed victory in Guate-
mala Province today following a
three-day national congressional
election.
The main contest in balloting
which ended last night centered
in the capital. Anti-Reds con-
ceded that the government-sup-
ported Democratic Front-which
included the Communists-would
carry the illiterate rural areas.
Evening star., 1953-01-19
Ticketed Motorist
Pays Dollar but
Rhymes q Protest
By the Associated Press


KITTANNING, Pa, Jan. 19.-
William A. Gould of Brookville
stopped off for dinner in this
Western Pennsylvania town
and got a parking ticket. So he
wrote police:
Thanks for the ticket and here's
your check;
Now that you're paid you can
go to heck.
1t was my practice between
Brookville and Pittsburgh
To stop in your town for some
lobster Newburgh,
But if I get tickets for not drop
ping in my nickel
I won't again find myself in this
pickle.
In some other town I'll eat
my mess
And the cost of supper will
be 81 less.
Evening star., 1953-01-19
HEADACHE?
... Remember This i!

Liquid Capudine relieves headache
fast. Its ingredients are already dis
solved all ready to act. So pleas
ant to take. Get Capudine. Follow
the label; avoid excessive use. Adv)
Evening star., 1953-01-19
Annapolis Highway
Is Important Phase
Of Plans for Region

The long-considered, much
discussed and finally started
Annapolis expressway figures
Importantly in the regional COM
mittee's plans.
The committee has studied the
expresSway line in the Metro
Evening star., 1953-01-19

IT'S surprising how many women are
uncertain about feminine hygiene. They
do know how necessary complete hy-
giene Gncluding internal cleanliness)
is for married happiness, health, and for
protection against offensive odors. Yet
they still worry about WHAT to put in
their douche. Older women, from bitter
experience, have warned them about
overstrong solutions of eaH5tie and poi
JonOM antiseptics. To what antiseptic,
then, can a woman turn with confidence
that it is powerfully efective-yet safe
for delicate tissues. A perfect solution is
-ZONITE
Evening star., 1953-01-19

Eleventh in q series detoilins i'm
provement projects recommended BY
the Regional Hishwoy PIonnins Com
mittee for nearby Maryland. Next
Palmer highway.
Evening star., 1953-01-19
zONlTE'S MirueIe-Atiion

zoNITB completely deodorizes, guards
against infection and kills every germ
it touches. It's not always possible to
contact all the germs in the tract, but
you can be SIRE zoNITE Immediately kills
every reachable germ. Worth fortune
to women who value their health and
daintiness. Use as directed.
THIS ALL PURPOSE MTIsEPTIc.eERMIelDI
SHOULD Be IN EVERY MEDICINE CHEST
Evening star., 1953-10-28

Anocostio Motor Company. Inc.
l70S Good Hope Rood Sc.
Washington. D. c.
H. B. Leory, Jr.. 6 Bros. Inc.
1920 You St. NV.
Washington, D. c.
NAAIE~ kARCG %hn
Evening star., 1953-11-29
ADAM A. WE, CHLER q son,
AnctinnecrS-An -Annralsere

Trustees Sale of TWO STORY AMI
BASEMENT ROW BRICK DWELL.
ING, NO. 1913 LANG PLACE, NE
By virtue of q deed Of trust recorded
seq, one Of the land records Of the
District Of Columbia. and at the
request. Of party secured thereby
the undersigned trustees will Offer
Tor sale by public auction, in front
Of premises on FRIDAY. THE
FT99sRTH TSHs ar DAx 4xo OF ,DEsT ,PDEGEM5EF 3 e
the District Of Columbia, to Wit: -
Lot 1875 In SQUARE 4470 in the sub
division made by Frank Bell anC
Andrew Saul. as, per plat recorded
pstrct I of Ss suIEeyGF n Gbe1 e4F i6 te
at Folio 12. Subject to ali cove.
TERMS OF SALE: Property will b,
sold subject to prior deeds Of trusi
FOR approximately $40, 1891. .9S. fur.
snsr DsstieSIaF; al t;S Of Theh VII ;:
cash. Deposit Of $4,000 required oi
purchaser at time Of sale. All CON.
veyanctng, recording, revenue stamps
and notarial fees at cost of pur.
chaser. Terms to be complied with
otherwise trustees reserve the right
to resell property at risk and cost
Of defaulting purchaser after 5 day!
advertisement Of such resale in some
newspaper published in Washington
chout deESi for.tna may dspos Ss sGFffltss Tas
tees. may avail themselves Of any
legal or eauitable rights againsi
dsfaulting purchaser.
FOREST l.. McCLENNINo.
ERNEST c. PRUTTr.
Ao.SA.27.29.de.1.S Trustees.