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Evening star., 1953-03-31

e 1OW1CE Ouapelg lTD6 "a.
day. day 1ipii April :" !, 1873. Sia Wsanfs: for s.:
comrade, ELLfoTr HoAG-
1nterment Arlington National Cemetery,
EDWARD G. PAINTER. Commander.
HOLT. s6 JESSIE ELLA; On Monday. March
Jesse F. Hor q 4frIngtGa s9g No. ASsSato6 ASspto
st.. Arlington, Va. Friends may call
ct the Ives Funeral Home, 2s47 Wilson
blvd, Arlington, Va. where funeral
services VIII be held Wednesday, April
lat at y pm. Interment New Haven.
HOMRIGHAUsEN. 1t. COMDR. DONALD
80, 1888. at the Bethesda Naval Hos Sn
RoMRIauAGGSSsmEsNF Ri.Sli Il GSmsF. DONALD ATBERT
andria, Va. beloved husband Of June
E: Homrighausen and father Of Donna
June and Christine JOY Homrighausen.
chase aes.lnE Eo a. the
phrey, Bethesda. Nd Services on Wed
Hnesday; April !, at $ an. At Fort
ment Arlington National Cemetery.
JAMESON, MAUD c. On Sunday, March
%, 1858, at her residence, 1859 New
ton st. NV, MAUD C. JAMESON, wife
OF the late Napoleon Jameson. Fu-
Hsrat Hnnt on p1,n.rs Wednesday, April l. from the
$40 Am. Mass at st. Thomas Church,
5eallton. Nd, at am. Interment
March 80. 1858, at st. PetersburS, Fia,'
CONSTANTINE JAMES Of 1875 Ferni;
St. NV: beloved husband Of Pauline
James, father Of Georgia j.. zarpas,
Petersburg. Fla; Mrs. Catherine Daia-
SOS and Frank James of Washington,
2; G. Remains resting at the. S. II.
St nv aerv;css a. Sons, a. Sa,tie.. ISgi ,l l4tn
Orthodox Church, Sth and L sts. NV.
on Wednesday, April l, at pm In
tSsr%ren5 George Washington Memorial
JOHNSON. ERIC ALFRED. On satur-
day, March 28. 1858. at his home. 500
AFRsp oNsNh TS SsSheiSS seov.d Nd 5R1S
Dorothy L. nurri Of Tuiare, Calf; Ruth
A.; Arthur E. and It. wesley johnson;
merville. Mass. Remains resting at the
Of Robert a. Pumphrey, Bethesda. Md,
Nysr Services u. at Fort Myer Chapel, Fort
At 10 Am. Enterment Arlinston Ma
tional Cemetery. Please omit flowers.
ne, on March "a, 1858. brother Of Mrs.
Lena Cast. services at Chambers Fu-
Washington National Cemetery.
1858, JAMES r. KING. father Of Elton
and Ronald King and son Of william
g = King and brother Of Alice Banks.
Grayeside services. and interment on
Wednesday. April 1, ct 1890 AM, in
Arlington national Cemetery.
LEE, HOWARD G.. Departed this life
Alto Hospital, HOWARD G. LEE of
1oOS SWann st. n.w., nephew Of James
z. Williams. Friends are invited to
call at the Tsft H. Williams Funeral
pm, Tuesday. March 81, where fu-
neral services will be held on Wednes-
Arlington National Cemetery.
LAMBERT. GEORGE A. suddenly, ON
LAMIBERT q 1864 Quincy s. n.wa
Washington, b. c. and Curtis Kerns
of MartinsburE, w. Va. Remains rest
ing At the 8. II. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 290l 18th st. NV. Services
az e. the I,S seovs funeral M home on Wsdnes..
Green Hin Cemetery. MartinsburE.
w. Va.
LLOYD, MARY HELMS, On Monday,
March 30. 1853. at the United States
Public Health Service Hospital Balti-
more, Nd, NARY HELMS LLOYD Of
loved SSd vile of Dr. Ralpn sSuI 5. LLOYD T Ne Se
mortal services at st. Johns Episcopal
Church, Bradley lane and wisconsin
ave-, Bethesda, Nd, on wednesday,
April / Ct pm. Intermsnt ,ArlinG:.
the United States Public Health Service
HospttaL Baltimore. Nd. In care Os
Dr. D. W. Patrick.
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CEMETERY LOTS.
Fl. LINCOLN-Block 9; three roadside
8 CHOICE LOTS, IT. Lincoln. marker
privileges; $500. LU. 1-1141. --6
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ELLIOTT. comra

Col: James 8. Pfaues Pettit Camp. 2.
Y: 8; W. v; will assemble at
Gawler's Chapel, 1856 Pa.
ave. NV, at 2 pm. Wednes-
day, April /, 1858, for the
funeral services of our late
comrade, ELLIOTT HOAG-
Fort Myer Chapel at 3 pm.
Arlinpkon NatinnaI Co~o nfary
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HOAGLAND, CAPT. ELLIOTT, o. q,
Army, Retired: On Sunday, March 20.
1853. at Walter Reed Army Hospital,
husband Of Mary Hoagland. Friends
may cali at Gawler's Chapel, 1855 Pa.
ave. NV. Services will be held at
!, at pm. Interment AriinRton
National Cemetery. 81
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= ton Of Laurel wreath Lodge,
al NO: l49; A. =. a. A. M. Of
MA at 1870 pm. Wednesday,
IN April /, 1853. for the pur-
~ pose Of conducting Masonic
y services at the funeral Of Aour
brother, Past Master Z. ROY HILL
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TT' CAPT. HOAGLAND, U. 9,
ARMY. On Sunday, March

ARMY. On sunday, March
2g, 1859. Capt. EILIOTT
HOAGLAND, q. 8. Army IRE.
ttred). Members of the De-
partment of Justice Post, No.
Al. American Legion, are re-
quested to attend Legion Serv-
ICES by the National Guard of Honor
3or our late comrade, 8 pm. Tuesday,
Mafcn 81, At Gawler's Chapel, 1855
"a. ave. NV. Funeral services at Fort
Myer Chapel pm. Wednesday.
April
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COATES. GRACE WILKINSON. In low
ing memory of my devoted niece
! GRACE w. COATES. who departed this
life one year ago, March 81, 1852.
Today recalls the memory
or a loved one passed to rest,
And those who think of you today
Are the ones who loved you best.
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AIRY THORNHILL.

ap. 1883. HARRY A. II DYsoN, YssooSIH HUSBAND Masea
g the late Josephine B. Dyson, son
a. Dyson, brother of Seaton w. Dyson
and the late Douglas Dyson. Also sur
wing are his nieces, nepheWs, other
pm; Tuesday, March 81, friends are
invited 70 call at the Mcclure Funeral
Aome, 1890 9th st. NV, where services
April l. 1nterment Harmony Cemetery'
FAMILY may be seen at S16 Potomac
8,0
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9ALNGER, HARRY. On Monday.
March March SO, 1888. g HoMsoPathic Hos:
RsSa1 Rsfh HAIRY nsicEad iPEL51NGER n%5b Of S205
2. Fellinger, father Of Merle r. and
Everett g. Fellinger, brother Of Mrs,
Rose Han Of Englewood. N. j.; brother
1n-laW Of Miss Selmar A. Trede. Sery-
ices ut the 8. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2901 14th Bt. NV, on Thurs
day, April 2, at 2 pm. Interment
Prospect Hill Cemetery.
Evening star., 1953-11-15

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Evening star., 1953-01-14
Maryland Senator'S
Still DeadIocked,
No Break Seen
By Gene Goodwin
Stor Stoff Corresnondenf

ANNAPOLIS, Jan. 14.-Mary-
lands weary but still, warning
Senators were to resume their
battle for control of the State
Senate at noon today.
There was no indication of
any break in the deadlock, which
has stalled the General Assem-
bly, for eight days.
All told. 73 ballots have been
taken in that time-in Demo-
cratic caucus rooms and on the
floor Of the Senate. But the
Senators were no closer to set
ting on president than they
were last Tuesday night.
The eight roll-call votes taken
yesterday showed the same split
III Democratic Senators for
Senator c. Ferdinand Sybert of
Howard County, z Democra-
tic Senators for Senator George
w. Della of Baltimore, Senate
president for the last two terms,
and IL Republican Senators for
Senator Robert B. Kimble of
Allegany County.
Tempers f1ared momentarily
on the Senate floor last night.
The f1areup came after the IL
insurgent Sybert hackers asked
the Della bloc if it would accept
some other Sybert man. aside
from Mr.. Sybert himself, for
Senate president. The answer
was no.
In the course of an, angry
exchange between Senator Louis
L. Goldstein of Calvert County,
majority leader under Mr.. Della.
and Senator John G. Turnbull
OF Baltimore County, leader in
the rebel group, it was learned:
The Della group, on Monday
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see what the commission would
receive next year under its pres
ent total Decent tax rate. Louis
A. Gravelle said it would amount
to some 00.000. which he said
Is too much.
The council may propose that
the tax rate be trimmed. It also
may ask for legislation to compel
the commission to transfer its
down-county recreation program
to the county.
Mr.. Gravelle yesterday noted
that the commission is seeking to
reopen transfer negotiations
with the county.
The council set up meeting
with the board for 8 pm. Janu-
ary %.
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night. offered to relinquish the
floor leadership and judiciary
Committee chairmanships to the
Sybert bloc. in exchange for the
presidency. AS an alternative,
they offered to support Mr.. Sy-
bert for president, if they could
retain the floor leadership and
judiciary chairmanShips.
Both proposals were rejected.
They were. in reverse. the same
offers put forth last Thursday
by Sybert followers.
The House met for a few min
utes last night and recessed until
8 O'Clock tonight. Although it
has chosen its leaders and is
ready to start making laws. it
can not proceed until the Senate
is organized.
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ed County Manager Irving q.
McNayr and Finance Director
Alex K. Hancock to study the
matter and come up with some
solid figures on what present tax
rates will bring the areas in the
next fiscal year.
The study stems from efforts
Of the county to seek alternative
measures to trim the sails Of
the planning commission, if the
county fails to dismember the
agency through the General As
sembly.
Mrs. Stella B. Werner sug-
gested that a study be made to
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10 Study
Tax Income Of
Planning Groups

The Montgomery County
Council will investigate the
"windfall" going to special tax
ing areas and the Maryland-Na-
tional Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission under the
sharply increased assessable base
in the suburban area.
The council yesterday direct
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MOVING PACKING. STORAGE

MOVING AND HAULING-Pads and
van service; reasoonnable rates. H.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving,
beaches esp S. L. MORRIS. 4510
18th st NV Call To 2-115O after
MOVING. low rates: guarantee work.
RIGHT-WAY MOVERS. 10. 2-3330.
HILLS TRANSFER-Any day or hr.
small and large Jobs: trained men:
MSy,S ISE Short .dR6ss Sknss TRR e; LIRsET Il ssas4S 2
across the country; safe storagIs, .It,,G IN
EARL'S VAN Moving and
general hauling at any time; rea-
Sonable rate. 10. 3-5407.
ARE YOU MOVING to California or
to some ether Western State? Daily
service Ln household goods and
aHep aYtos ,lI At lower rates JUDsoN
MOVING PACKING AND STORAGE.
Light L. fn, hsTlirg sT and moving by hour
ROYALL TRANSFER-We will move
you by job or So hr.: 6 rms. as low
as $40 AD 4-6777.
CHESTER MOVERS-Best little NOV
ers IN town. Anything, anytime. TIE,
fi-a634. ia. 9-0115, 30
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; eyes,, RA. 3-1416.
Is"
JACKSON MOVING AND HAULING
Prompt Service Reasonable Rates
Day or Night CO. 5-9S59
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

MOTEL near WASHINGTON: 12 units
and attractive home. Small. down
payment If desired. Excel. income
rrT3rted. rHT DOB ISE Cps5ARp Ess Realt9-.
LADIES' WEAR SHOP in silver
and profitable. Price, $4,000 plus
stock, Terms. W. z. THRIFT. Tx-
elusive. 1411 Pa. ave. NV. Ma.
UsED.CcAR LOT for sale; excelient
iocstion ISsstno9 very reasonable rent; in
sold to highest bidder. JU. 7-65O5,
GROCERY STORE in Arl.; GOOD bEsi.
ness; low rent; 5000. small down
BAR SIeo4H hNp sve; a: I5aG7 l5 lo.,
needed. Call EX. 3-969l, to 5
HAT ROOM CoNCEssIoN-Busy' TO-
e',tlon;, refined clientele. Call MIR.
pointment, Elk. 3-3411. 30
ON MAIN HWY. grocery store. fl-
ing station, can operate lunch rm..
live quarters, several other lge. bldgs.
for auto repairing. painting. used
cars; ideal for any, business. Priced
JOHN BURDoFTs coles7ilie, Nd,
MODERN ebay service station for
lease; small Investment required;
goeodd LOG loes. = Can JE, 3-3@10. bet,
49,. ri r., y! s:s{55 zss
Reas. nrice. Terms. -19
sonable fcr quick sale. Selling be-
cauSe of Illness; LA, 6-722S. ~
er aScF SEfFhfaf s" fgy JAY sG4S ssos D5ifsa e4
TWO On ACTIVE young men to invest
Sl2.500 cash in going business,
porate with owner who is about to
retire Contact owners attorney.
Box No. "7S. HyattSvtlle. Md -"
RESTAURANT for sale at moderate
price by owner. Corner location in
new Southeast residential area. Well
completely equipped, l7-year lease.
Owner must sell due to illness. Small
down pymt. Balance paid in Sr'" II
mmcomnthly mon payments. At No INTER,
alter aftei %Tase Um. Box OK sas-v, 81 81 Star 41iS'
SHOE REPAIR DEPT. to sublet in
Silver Sprgs. Fully equipped. ready
70 operate. Apply In Person. 901 H.
RooMING HOUSE FOR RENT, 614
M st, n.w.-Threeastory brick; will
renovate to suit new and thoroughly
responsible leaSee. Inquire MRS.
HEAD, HEAD Ii, Ii, T-94oo or ask your real
SANDWICH SHOP, heart downtown
Wash. Busy business. Priced right
RARoLD. q5tsf BE. 2-s44a i4 STer'' after 6 p'm nm
16*
FOR SALE-Furn. rooming house of
: apts. Lease included with sale Of
furniture. Walking distance to
&, W. U. and downtown, ST, g
GROCERY-ouoted Sc,7oo wkly. bus.
Rent, -SSI. Of upper 10th st. Bar
AAA CHATTTEE NOTE. $4,000 note
for $50 600. Sc interest Every
protection for lender. Mr.. SLATER.
RE. 1926; ewes, OIL. 2-?535.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

WE WOULD LIKE TO RENT for you
YOUR furn. or unfurn. house in
Silver Spring or Bethesda area.
SIGLER & CO., LO. 4-S3S3. HE.
AF OFFICER AND FAMILY. / child.
will give excellent care to your
home: c-year lease. 3 mos rent in
advance: minimum 3 bedrms., .
baths. ! lge liv. rm; Nov. oc.
ARLINGTON area only. Call IKE. S-c3ti3.
CHEVY CHASE. n. q. AND MD.
AND AMER. UNIV. PARK AREA
We have waiting list of clients for
homes in these sections; all tenants
we'll screened.
Kinks REALTY CO., REALTORS
HO. 2-6T1S, Ewes, OIL. 4-2S06
Ia
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THE THOMAS
BELLE VIEW
WHERE TOWN AND
COUNTRY MEET


WHERE TOWN AND
COUNTRY MEET
ONLY 20 MINUTES FROM
DOWNTOWN . c.
!. 2 AND 8 BEDROOM APIS,
RENTALS INCLUDE UTILS.
The living IS far better at
BELLE VIEW but the COST is
no higher han that Of .
modern city apartment.
LOG ATED IN THE BELLE
HAVEN COUNT TRY CLUB
AREA. lust of the lovely
Potomac. Large rooms, smartly
designed. cross ventilation,
fire-proofed. off-street parking
Fairgrounds, shopping center.
No industries. r.r. or nuisances
of any kind. School located
on premises. Excellent bus
service.
On Mt. Vernon blvd. ! mile
south IF Alexandria. va.
Rental Manager on Premises
Hours: Daily, $50 AM.-6 Pm.
Saturday. $3.50 AMI PM.
ewes. bv Appt.s South 2-S0Ol J.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

EMPLoYE desires unfurn.
efic. in apt. bldg. NV. anytime
bet now and Nov. upper Conn.
atils u Phone AD. es6oo after 6 8
COUPLE, no chill
dren. desire Iron furn. apt. NV.
or Md. suburbs. Call JU. S-1429.
LANDLORDS: For the best
service in renting your aptS. and
houses, call DU. 1890. All ten
ants are screened. No charged 15'
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Mr.. DUPONT CIRcLE-six medium
rooms, kit, l "a baths; 3rd a. OPEN
ing on large private roof garden.
overlooking Conn. ave-; $50, heat
incl. AID. 2-152O.
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Motel U S No. !. Woodbridge, Va
9 practically new brick guest units.
Attached brick home and office
Property in immaculate cond Best
spot on the hwy Income quoted,
81 800 to 81. roo per mo- Ideal for
retiring cpl Priced to sell. due to
transfer, with reas. down payment.
Inspection by appt. only. Exclusive.
VIVIAN Y. COLDICOTT, Call days,
ewes and Sun, KI: $4,000; II no
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HOUSES FOR SALE-N.w

AMER. UNIV. PARK A charming
semidet. home with nice size rooms:
dble. liv. rm.. lse. kit.-din. rm.. 3
SSearmfs: Sffn ana sI pain; Iai4 SSImLi SIloio new
IEEz CUSHARD. Realtor, EN-. q
1892 or AD. 4-S756. --16
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Mr.. 14th AND COLORADO AVE,
1873 Jefferson st. n.w.-4-bedrm.
sr dst. rG brick ians S,caT Ear S1o rent S1S1 80
VIEW REALTY Co. Realtors. a26
sEMIDETACHED Sn ETA hi m HOME, 8 rS brisht
rooms. / "a baths, oil heat, fireplace,
beam ceilings; new-house cond.: mr.
stores, churches and schools. S36
ess ssrngn GaLISiTpN Sti NY ST IA gl2 l5
move right in; beautiful 6-rm brick;
only. 13 yrs. old; mod, throughout;
front porch; Powered back yd.; rec
rm.;, in excel. ,cond.; new storm
windows throughout; nr. schools.
shfSpping ssfa 0,v and 1a transp ans ~, mgst hsye
LEVINE, Ho. 2-3696; eves., RA.
ALEXANDRIA 3-bedrm. row brick;
new in 1851; completely equipped;
conv. to bus. shopping and schools;
S108 mo. Others available. LICARI.
WooDRiDGE. 1909 Monroe St. ne.
4 bedrms., 2l2 baths, gas h.-w
heat; newly decorated; built-in ga
rage; on 2 buslines; $40 per mo.
Apply J. L. BATEMAN. HO. 2-2290.
ARLINGTON; FALLS CHURCH AREA
We have several Cape Gods, Colo
mails and ramblers available for Inn
meduiate occupancy. at rentals from
SkSs. S}a5 to A SsgCo. 90 $50 Ss5 EHs6a Wlls6a
WiLToN WWooDs-Large brick; spa
cious living room, dining room, four
bedrooms, two bath rooms, modern
room, laundry; double garage; a
acre lot among large trees and sub
stantial homes; $500 unfurnished
S225 partly furnished. King S-5149.
- -16
GEoERGEToWN-Gharming 2-beorm.
Renting at Si65 monthly. To see, cali
RIDDELL REALTY CO.. 174O X st.
you AND YOUR FAMILY will ENJOY
EssSl playing or entertaining in the nm
rsmblers having 3 bedrms. and the
finest appointments. near schools,
buses. shopping. churches, and sur
rounded by supervised park and
Pa{ rentine srefs for only te" s.. syailsRie MR
WOLFE and Sample house at Ta53
24th. ave, Adelphi Park, Nd. q bIks.
N. of Univ. lane at gath ave. Also
fidn fs6 a5oqt 5I9n our pug5chsss gds rental eD-
FAILS AT OIcR IccRauR6cAA' cA' AREAS AREA bedrSs.. rS
washer. tiled bath, storage attic:
Sl0o. JOHN w, MULROY, CO., SO
- HllIwoed S5a1 aveii IL Falls ssso Church. Va
ssoa Isl i; RT' e. s. oS xRf.., VA. EIo .iv
rm., din. rm.. kit, Q bedrms. and
bath: Now nicely furn. will unfurn.
for desirable tenant; S13O mo. NJ. /
PAUL HANNAH, 732 18th st. NV.
. , FALLS CHURCH
E MALcoLM, Al Realtor, GtoD ia. h0 SIsoa4. Gsa5 E
Ca ~ os7Q7 9Th ST. NV. 4
ol0S So5 Sf IoNeFEL1ow 5NSSfi ST. NV,
rms; 2 baths: auto. heat: S125
y -,,. 800 MADISON ST. NV.
5316 KANSAS AVE. NV. %
Perfect cond., first time rented. 81
rms, u baths; immed. poss.; Si25;
5215 KANSAS AVE. NV.
rms sporches' gas h.-w. heat; va
4705 9th ST. NV.
,rnt: rms s1dh bath incl. porches, oil h.-w.
4496 9th ST. NV.
and 5S San sso sots attic pine fm club s1so g.
vacant; gas INV. heat.
1924 I4i9saLN i7th 81. NV. \ "ApLz Ap GO. QQ:.aoo5
5ETHEsDAr2 81 E9dS!A5 bedrms. Sl00|
coRS: c!SaSSd G2RbrNs-s 3sESt bedrms.. 1OS
inlmac. 1o5I
SILVER SPRING. bedrms. lao
WHEATON, bedrooms, full
acre beautiful Handicapped
grounds $50
CHEVY CHASE. Md bedrms. 150|
Several others-some with option to
buy.
SICLER & CO.
Lo. 4-S3s3 HE. 4-S193I
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APTs. UNFURNIsHED-VA.

ARLINGTON-Westover 1 bedrm.,
$40. Immed. occupancy. Adults
preferred. JA. 2-1S90, evenings.
ARLINGTON-1-bedrm. apt. lge. liv.
rm. and kit, storage space: $50
incl. utils Mgr. ia. 7-5215. ID
ARL.-New bldg. mr.. Memorial
Bridge: five 1-bedrm. apts.; $50
1901 N. 14th St. Apt. %. JE. 3-7476
DUPLEX APARTMENT. Alex. va
3 rms. kit. and bath. $40 per
ONE BLK. FIT. MYER-Garden-t type
plus utils. RA. 3-227O or JA
I-SOoS ID
GARDENS has a few
-bedrm. units available. Priced
andria U Pa 10lmin ah1eo drive IN cory; frnr 'f5 fSe
White House. Phone TIE. 6-i40O
or come to office in Adams Building,
cor. Mt. Vernon ave. and Russell rd
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q. s. No. l mr.. Alex, Va, 6 apis
units. Diner. fully equipped. 3-bed-
rm. home for owner. $500 mo. In
come from apt. units; 21a acres;
corner prop, 264-ft. frontage on
No. l, public water This valuable
reaS. down payment, owner in hos
pital Inspection by appt only
Exclusive with VIVIAN v. COLDI-
COTT. Call davs ewes and Sun.
X: 9..9060; If no answer call XII.
S-7212.
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HOUSES UNrURhlsHED
NORTH BEACH. MD
HOUSES TO SHARE

LADY wishes to share conf. home
with 2 girls or clpe.. non drinkers:
blk. to bus. 90 min. to D. c. XII.
1904, weekdays after 6 pm.
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LYON VILLAGE APIS.
Liv. rm. 22x12. kit, dinette, . bed
rms, S104; bath. ample closets.
storage locker: 5-min. drive to
Pentagon, about h miles to Key
Bridge: utils incl.
LYON PROPERTIES
c004 LEE HWY. Arl.. Va. ia. o-7O7O.
JA. 7-0650. Ewes, JA. S-6762. i 6
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SERVICE STATION
FOR LEASE
ROUTES U. S. % AND 211
CENTREVILE. VA.

Modern ebay station, inside lift,
large sales ONCE, over 200-tt. 'front.'
age; low rental.
Mr.. JOHNSON
ST. 3-1672 Ewes, JE. 2-5556
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SUPERLATIVES


Are in order when talking about
lovely and ever popular DONNA LEE
APTS. Avail. on a limited basis are
these ! and . bedrm. apis. in this
thoroughly mod. community. OF
garden-type apts.. featuring spa
ciousness between buildings and
Perennially the favorite of families.
due to its off-highway loc. Just .
blks. to arterial highway. Bus serv-
ice to your door. Shopping. grade
school within area. Private nursery
! bedrm.. ssS. Ta So and SS sS5: StS"naI. bed.
rms. S9S.50 and S92, utils. incl.
for further information and appt
to inspect; call resident manager,
JE. 3-S573.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
2222 WILSON BLVD. ia. 7-666o.
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont

8th ST. Sc. 8O8-On Sth st car
line, near E. Capitol. . rms. and
newly dec; S125. Also eficiency
apt. $50. Ii. 4-3903. --I6
6 BEDROOMS
Goth and Park rd. NV. facing park.
Vacant. 10 rms, 2 baths. $3.50
DIXIE REALTY CO., Ma. 8-SS8O.
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BRAND-NEW

De luxe Semidet., @-family brick
homes; including 2 lge. bedrms.. tile
bath, de luxe kitchen with garbage
disposal; gas h.-wh. full bsmt. and
lge. lots. IMAGINE ONLY Sis PER
MONTH, INCLUDING
ALL UTILITIES
North on BALTIC. blvd, left at Hot
Shoppe in College PIX, Md. continue
! blk. on Knox rd. to houses. RE
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WFSTHAVFN

5l21 WEsTRIDGE RID.
Beautiful, 3-bedrm.. 2-bath rambler.
on quiet street, a short distance of
Mass. ave. ext Fully equipped
kitchen, pine-paneled recr. rm., rear
patio; l blk. from Westbrook Ele-
mentary School. Call Mr. Hughes
or Mr. Whitcomb H. G. SMITHY
CO., ST. 3-330O.
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EXCELLENT
LARGE ROOMS

Living room, 80 IT; large bedroom,
kiteIen' bath, shower; modern heat;
utilittss. No children or pets. u.
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GAS STATION
RESTAURANT
PLUS 3 HOUSES

1SO-ft. frontage on U. s.
No. l hwy. South of Shirley
freeway at Woodbridge, Va: a
prime location, property and
houses now rented: gas station
and restaurant avail. to new
owner; sufficient grounds for
cabins to increase present in
come; gas station is only 4
yrs old, with all modern equip;
restaurant. the same. Down
payment $4,000 and the bal
ance on low terms. Call for
appointment to inspect at once.
ASK FOR MP A COHEN
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ives, oV. 3-5r57
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
116 s. St. Asaph St, Alex, Va.
TIE. 6-1343 KI. 9-6644
EYES. OV. 3-5157
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PLEASANT HILLS

4511 End ST. NE, APT. 6
A suburban section between Hawaii
bedrm apt. for SIS. Storage and
laundry facilities. For further in
formation or inspection, see Mr..
Parker, at. 1876 Victor st. ne. or
call RA 1860, or TIA. 9-6757,
I TTFFEY & SON ~
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CONTINUED on Next PaEsI
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NEY-MAKER, MT. PLEASANT

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY Park
Just the place for your children. A
yard, 1a2 r.. deep, improved by
detached brick home with 21-ft. lily.
bright din, rm. and kit; 3 nice bed
rms. on End A.. full bsmt.; gas hot
water heat. Detached garage. Ewes,
call IA. 9-9T65, NE. 5-5630 or OIL.
4-2206.
KIRKs REALTY CO. REALTORS
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ON THE CANAL

Georgetown apt; extra-lge. liv. rm.,
marble. f1repl; random-width frs;
eiec. kitchen; dinette and hath;
utils. incl; $50 MA S-6433. Ewes.
and SUM-. RA. 3-5734. -16
Evening star., 1953-04-18
Trade Curbs Would Crush
Allies, Conferees Warned
By the Assoeioted Press

NEW ORLEANS. April 18.-
Delegates to the eighth Missis-
Sippi Valley World Trade Con-
ference had before them today
a warning that a restrictive
trade policy by the United States
would crush our allies between
the tariff curtain and the Iron
Curtain"
An Assistant Secretary of
State, Thurston Ballard Nor
ton, told the delegates yesterday
that this country is at the cross
roads in its trade policy and
faces three possible choices:
1--WE can cut exports and &C
cept defaults on payments of
loans, or we can meet the trade
deficit with money from the
public treasury, or we can face
the economic facts of life and
recognize that the only way we
can receive payment for goods
is in the form Of imports of
goods and services"