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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-27
Former Strong Men In Red
China Have Become Silent

|sia's Layrenty IBERIA. but some Of
the bright boys Of the last three
years are fading Z little.
Ever since Peiping started max
ing. China over to the Marx-Mao
blueprint, three Politburo and Gen.
trial Committee men had been
much In the spotlight until recent
~.
Seldom was anything said about
economic affairs without Chen
Yum, yociferous end ambitious vice
chairman Of financial and econom.
&c affairs, sounding of.
Pen Chen, mayor Of Peiping but
wearing 4 much bigger party col
lar, was : powerful voice on In
|dustrial, party, government or any
allied subject.
Nothing big on national finance
ever came from anybody except
|Po I-po, meteoric minister Of d.
nance.
Now months have gone BY and
these worthless have been silent.
This particular trio Of socialist
musketeers led 80 boldly in tekirg|
China into state industry, led the
activiSts and propasandists blood.
iy against the b0urgeoisie, and
balanced wartime budgets by fines
and enforced donations. II would
be too much to infer they have
been purged,
Like II Ii San, the labor min
lister who never shows up al labor
meetings any more, they just don't
appear.
Their fadeout has paralleled the
drought disasters to spring crops
which threaten the over.planned
NATURALIZATION program: the re-
sistance Of peasants which has
forced recess In farm collectiv.
ism: the weaknesses and losses In
state factories and mines which
have slowed down the fiye-year
plan.
Vice Chairman CHA Tofu, re-
placing Chen PUN as spokesman
for the Financial and Economic
Committee recently, recite0 q
long list Of weakness and errors
in management Ct factories and
mines. You could practically see
him pointing his finger at the
Three Musketeers.
Even KRo Kang, the economic
cxar who Is running the five.year
plan nationally, has been SUSPECT
ously inconspicuouS In Red propa.
ganda. printed and verbal. lately
but one hesitates TO place him
among the semipurged
Kao is a little too bic and more |
evidence is needed. Nevertheless
this wordy character used 10 Be
IN the papers all the time. Now
you never hear 4 peer from him.
Peiping's reaction 10 Soviet Gust. /
er OF Beria seems r. be one of
nervous quiet. 1t is bound to have
some effect. since Peiping has
been preaching q doctrine 81
Love Russia and hate everybody
else" But 50 far. you can't ten
what the effect is.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-27
TN. Must Plan Political Conference Set By Truce

TIE end Il cue ehapter- hood
shed and conflict, he said, but
q Is Only TIE beginning Il 1 new
ard difnenlt onethe making Il
peace.
This new chapter can only be
completed successfully b Korea II
the armistice ternls are faithfully
and scrupalOusly observed by al
concerned.
II this = done. " can move q
70 The next stage toward political
settlement and rsconssruetioD n .
free. democratic md united Korea
- goal which TIE Korean people
have fought 30 valiantiy Do reach.
Such 3 settlement could in its turn
lead 70 q solution 1t outstanding
Issues n The whole q he far east. =
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-27
Ordered ToLeave

TEHRAN. Iran R-The Shah,s
court has ordered the monarch's
twin sister. a foe Of Premier Mo.
BANNED Mossadsgh. to leave the
country following her unexpected
return here from Europe
The sister, Princess Ashraf len
the country in August 1859 under
conditions Of virtual exile AFTER
Mossadegh accused her Of schen,.
ING against him. She returned ia
Tehran Saturday night.
The newspaper keyhan reported
the princess said she came home
to sen property She was quoted IS
saying she needed so ,000 Ia nav
for treatments in The United States
for her child. who ses said Is suf-
teriRg from tuberculosis Of tie
bone.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-27

IlnsurmaIIy bs1oEs - session opsns.
~ shis d done. Pearson said. tn
meeting might Be coneinded IN .
Iwaek q . little more.
ne q. N. received formal nod
neatioa 81 the armistice ct Sos
=. =. (RST-Ss7 minutes altar TIE
|eoncIusion II the Panmunjom sign
|ing. U. S. Delegate Henry Cabot
Il edae r. informed Secretary Gen
|erai DaR HammaRskjo1d orally and
|lafar. heSose televisicn cameras,
HANDED hin q lsttag win Tie noti-
EieAtion.
'sLat a. thank God and fsrysnty
Ipray that this armiStice heralds .
Lasting peaca." Lodge said
HammarskjoId said:
Fl wish b express The firm snn-
Ivie4icn nat an parties By abiding
nv the armiStice viii c0nsribute u
paving he way % peaceful st
lnoment Of Tie political and econ
lomie problems Ftill facing 10 b
IKorea The United Nations
IwiII devote the best Of its endeavor1
10 tha great tasks II reconciliation
and rehabilitation that lie ahead. =
! Peafsoa hailed the armiStiee a
10 blow against aggression, bui
Islressed the importance Of the %.
liiieal problems sim unsettled.
:'Ths signing d the armistice Is
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-27

UNITED NATIcls II. Y. u
ne u. N. GeneRal Asoemhly wIll
meet thres weaks lsom to-day b
tackle he NEXT Bic hurdle IN IL
K0eean prohlem ting up tha
special political e1nlaronea.
1ho eonIsrones pEovided Sur =
ne armistieo aareemanE mMgt meet
within - days. lls eA1af - WIN
D % Try % tranz1sgm - aeml.
stiee Into . paRmanan1 peaeA. Jusl
what subjects Wia ee1Ae % femaln
. be deeided.
he oenaiioa GeusTaI Assembly
Win detegmlne which nations Win
have q seat at IL egnfereaea and
win fix he time ard paaee 4 WI
meet. Some delegates want he AZ.
semhIy % work ont tAe eonfsFsnea
aeenda TOO, but okAefs Aave lndE
Gated they want % lsave that 4
the conference itself.
The can icr ths Assembly meet
ing On aug. ~ went cut quiekl,
ito members duEing last night, hul
Assembly PressaaE LAster b
Pearson a. Canada and other lead
ers thought Il hess y alOW amplG
time for privats eonaulaati0ns be
fore the fOrmal meetings begin,
Pearson Gxpresssd ~ hOpe thai
some plans might - asFssd upOn
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-27

The armadillO : ! r,eEsar Il
the Sloea aaStnS.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-27
LEADER RESIGNS

LONDON Ira broadcast from
Outer Mongolia said today Dep.
Premier Surunjah 81 that Asian
Soviet puppet state had been re-
lieved q bis duties at his own re-
quest.
The broadcast, from Ulan Bator,
capital 81 the Monaghan Peoples
Republic, said Surrnjab requested
the release TO depart for study"
Il gave no further details.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-27

The bess buy An automobile usually means the amount
Of pleasure and satisfaction the owner gets from his
original doIlars-andcents investment, plus low day
to-day running costs. Plus the amount Of value he
RECEIVERS when he sells his car.
What i il that makes Ford your best buy? Il il the
fne styling and craftsmanship fits Cresmark Body
o. ib nsw ride" with eEve.huggng and bumplevelng
qualities never before known in lowprced cars? Or
Is Il Fords famous Va q Mileage Maker Sixg Maybe
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-27
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HONG KONG W-No seaips
hoye bean detached ID Red China
IRON persons d important Is Rus
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-27

Whsn they rattle someone's garbage But the tables
turned Thursday when City Manager Victor Lang called
anove pictured 10 his office and commended them after
Seminary Street resident had appauded their work Group
neudes Luis Aga 72e United Street; Joe DeArmas 1918
Virginia Street; Leon Weeks 728 United Street and Justo
AsuiaE. l7l2 North Lane Citizen Staff Photo
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-27

Although tie cold Coast e All.
Ca derives IFS name trum ~ Rold
deposits found there. the value q
the country's prodnclioa e cocoa
and diamonds exeetds IL value e
sold production.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-07-27
best buy
"WORTH MORE" THE ANSWER IT COSTS SO LITTLE TO BUY
SO LITTLE AND SUCH HIGH RESALE VALUE!

It's the easy way the car handles with FOrdomatic
Drive that does your shifting for you, and Fords
Master Guide power steering that applies hydraulic
'muscles automatically! Perhaps it's FOrds suspended
pedals, or CenterF Fuelng or FullCrcle Visibiityi
Actually, it's not just any one Or two Of these fne
things that make Ford your best buy. lis al Of FOrds
''Worth More features combined features which
todays car buyers knob make Ford worth more when
you buy it !. and worth moro when you sell itl
Kodiak mirror., 1953-02-28

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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11

Organization of the National Con-
ference of Christians and Jews,
whose message to Eisenhower
precipitated the presidents blast
against Sweeping attacks on the
loyalty of Protestant clergymen,"
which was widely interpreted as
an anti-McCarthy move.
Referring to the charges made
by ]. B. Mathews, Senator Nc
Carthy's former aide, against the
loyalty of Protestant clergymen,
DR.. Eisendrath asserted: 1T would
have been derelict on the part of
rabbis and priests to let this ir-
responsible attack on our Protest
ant colleagues go unchallenged.
Who knows what segment of the
religious world would be under
fire next? If the American people
can't distinguish between ethical
preachment and Communism, we
should read our Scriptures more
carefully.
"And our objective should not
be-" Rabbi Eisendrath continued,
Ito bolster effete and lettering
regimes, but to stimulate the
emergence of dynamic, demo-
cratic forces which will provide
truly mutual assistance in our
struggle against totalitarianism."
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11

friends. abroad like to associate
with the United States. Others
wanted to know whether he is
the new Voice of America.
THE result is a wave of cyni-
cism and ill-will that is under
mining the effect of mutual as
sistance aid. Unless the President
of the United States takes steps
to produce a clear pronouncement
of our true American ideals and
views, incalculable damage will
ensue.
''The people of Europe are
being consumed by doubt and
perplexity with respect to the
American position. What is need
ed is a bold religious Point Four
program which will lead them out
of the valley of fear and into the
still waters cd renewed faith and
hope. The greatest foe in Europe
is not Communism, but callous-
ness. Only the president of the
United States can bring about
the moral resurgence which will
assure victory against the Krem-
lin" Sc
DR.. Eisendrath is a co-chairman
of the Commission on Religious
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1953-09-11
TAMPA, FLORIDA
"MccARTHYISM HAUNTS EUROPE" SAYS
DR.. ElSENDRATH AS HE VOICES CON-
Germ OVER DEMOCRACY'S Chief HORNET

The President of the United
States was asked today to appoint
a commission of clergymen and
educators who would make clear
to the world the spiritual values
which America cherishes. The call
was made by DR.. Maurice N.
Eisendrath, president of til e
Union of American Hebrew Con-
gregations, who has just returned
from a two-month. overseas tour
of Israel, Italy, Turkey, France
and England. He echoes the
thoughts of all democratic Ameri-
cans.
''The spectre of Mccarthy haunts
Europe" declared Rabbi Eisen-
drath. Wherever l went people
spoke about him in accents of
dread. Many were convinced that
he is the real ruler of America
and that his views would nullify
the humanitarianism which our
Evening star., 1953-06-29
District Residents
Reminded Of July 81
Tax Return DeadIine

The District Assessors Office
has issued its annual reminder
that residents owning tangible
personal property must file tax
returns listing it by July 81.
Tax return forms already are
in the mail for those who have
filed for periods before the up
coming fiscal year 1854.
Assessor James L. Martin,
fearful that Washingtonians
may be confused over the fact
that legislation has been in
troduced to kill the tax levy,
emphasized that as of now tax
returns still are required. The
Senate has not yet acted on the
repeater.
Liable to be taxed are such
items as household furnishings
in the home or in storage,
jewelry, and boats, as well as all
property used in a trade, busi-
ness or profession. The latter
category includes such as deal
ers' stock-in-trade. furniture
and fixtures, machinery and
equipment, supplies and trailers.
Taxpayers are urged to file
returns as soon as possible after
July /. Those failing to file by
July 81 are subject to a 20 per
cent penalty.
The District tax staff is ready
to assist in the preparation of
forms in Room 215, District
Building. Fourteenth and e
streets NV.
Evening star., 1953-06-29
Ieen-Age Road-e-o Tests To Be Run off tomorrow

The second annual Teen-Age
Road-e-o sponsored by the
Washington Junior Chamber OF
Commerce will be held tomor-
row with the driving tests start
ing at $3.50 am. in the rear OF
Mckinley High School.
Thirty-five teen-agers have
qualified for the driver skill tests
after passing written examina-
tions on driver rules and regu-
lations.
First, second and third prize
winners will be named. Each
will receive an engraved plague
donated by the District Truck
ing Association. The first place
winner will receive a watch, Sec
Evening star., 1953-06-29

DR.. Wilder directed a research
program concerned with arthri-
tis, rheumatism, and metabolic
diseases such as diabetes, ane-
mia, and cirrhosis Of the liver.
For 20 years 193O to 195O)
he was a member of the Ameri-
can Medical Associations Coun-
Gil on Foods. DR.. Wilder will be
remembered for his part in
bringing about general accept
ance and use of enriched white
-four in bread.
From 1919 to 1850, he served
as chief of the Department of
Medicine at the Mayo Founda-
ton in Rochester. MINI.
DR.. and Mrs. Wilder will re-
turn to their home in Rochester.
Evening star., 1953-06-29

ond winner a pen and pencil set,
and the third, a billfold.
The top winner will be eligible
to compete in the national finals
here August IL to 16 at the Ma
tional Guard Armory. National
prizes include a college scholar
ship for the first five winners.
The national finals are spon-
sored by the United States Jun
ior Chamber of Commerce and
the Liberty Mutual Insurance
Co.
Burton H. Sexton is general
chairman of the event here.
Evening star., 1953-06-29

and Metabolic
Diseases.
An interna-
t / o n ally
known nutri-
zionist and
authority on
diabetes, DR..
Wild er be-
came the first
QHcCCOr Oh CQc
institute in
1850, one of
the seven Ma
tional InSti-
t u t e S of
H e alth In
D>AA>AA~
Evening star., 1953-06-29
Eastern Stur Unit to Cruise

Chapter 10 of the Order of the
Eastern Star will have its an
nual cruise down the Potomac
River tonight. The outing will
begin aboard the ship Mount
Vernon at 8 o'clock.
Evening star., 1953-06-29
Many Adults in Schools

ST. LOUIS-Evening and part
time schools in the United States
have an enrolment in normal
years of about 1,85O.000.
Evening star., 1953-06-29
DR.. R. N. Wilder Retiring
As Health Institute Chief

DR.. Russell M. Wilder will re-
tire Wednesday because of i'll
, health as director of the Ma
/ tional Institute of Arthritis
Evening star., 1953-06-13

DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG,
1$46 GSnn. 9nn ave. ofhces available.
Evans sTiiDNa. 1920 New. York
!00Hs 1ppy 70 pENS IRopER yseS
TIES. Evans Building. ME SHOT
1st-FL. SPACE, 20x100, plus ample
free parking: on busline; In large
f; ALBERT H. COHEN CO., IA, q
Mr.. DUPONT CIRCLE-Attr. offices
on 2nd and 3rd. a.; approx. 500 So.
it.. each. Wired for ir-conditioning.
All services furnished. For further
nER%F ins9EPatiSn a%RSha SAL De 2-1oSo g 6d5
town, with special outside entrance;
ideal for doctor or dentist. KEW
1st-FLOOR SPACE Of 5.4oo sq. It..
approx. 54xlO0; plus ample free
parking on euslie IN Large sssaeson closs
July 1 i; si.s5 50: A' Il. ALBERT isfsfs'fI. Il.
1SfERNAfioiNAk SHhhS THii a. BLDG. lSSi' 1919 St
NV. 10 front and side rooms on
one floor, excellent downtown loca-
tSn sUnsDs 4hr fanta eeEatSE SU1NcY ssEyiis sa
INC; IN <, 141s a6aJa i st. NV" DI. 7-99957
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR OF quaint
old Georgetown detached house, 3
"tn ayalsbe s5a eaf caI MR JoNEs
AHR.coSD' AR: S5SIse OFFICE in lawyers SSH suite
attrac. furn.: new bldg; excel. loc..
use Of library. recep. and conf; rms.
SHERATON BLDG, I'll 14th st.
sdss + g. GoNNEcTicur ME; sSeTfcu AVE. NV
Spacious arm. front ONCE suite;
immed. Cali Mr.. MELTzER. Ma; g.
ARLINGToN. Wilson blvd. - claren-
don pedestrian traffc between PEN
ney's and Sears, Roebuck: 2-story.
7-room, 22-bath, cement block house
converted to oficss. with private
sKEET san JA CO si-ssss "a 4-14O0; ewes: @,a and
dentists, ETC.: also liv. quarters;
will remodel to suit tenant. In;
guire;s 6sJ5 5s55 Ga. ave. NV or call
ESMoSBs SAi S7Ss'Bi BLDG, e17 18th st. NV.
small rms, fiuorescent lighting. as
ghait tile as; rent M $50 sl,51 ea: e. suite.
ishes. ST: a-90SS. Ia
ARLINGTON. mr.. CourthouseI-office
phone-answering service. Call JA.
1917 18TH ST. N.W.-First floor, 3
adj. rms, approx. 1,05O. SO: it.,
newly renovated, air cond; II de-
sired; will rent individually; reas.
ofF1CE i1i ;50PaSR FOR LAWYER. accountant,
etc. 617 r St NV, 2nd floor front.
Inquire at gift shop downstairs or
call RE. 1924 or RA. 6-3790.
CHOICE OFFICE SPACE in busy Falls
Church shopping center; plenty of
parking space; immediate possess
sion: reasonable rent. CROWN
REALTY, JE. 4-3900. --15
AIR CONDITIONED-Low 14th ST.
NV. On street level; convenient
parking. MR.. KELLER. ME. S-51 So;
ewes, IA. S-09S5. -19
Evening star., 1953-06-13

BEACH. Convenient to
ncest ssens efS ne arse one lot Of is ta
a. corner and is. planted in beautiful
shrubs and gardens. Home has about
every convenience. all on one floor {:
modern kitchen and two baths, big
living room with fireplace. and larSe
window, 3 bedrooms. Full basement
with 2 sleeping rooms, oil heat.
This is unusually nice.
Dividing Creek Of the Magothy. This
is a very nice year around water
front. home at q reasonable price:
Lot is 30 feet on the water and
aEms ann and grounds are tbr.s in Eo9d e0n
living room. modern kitchen and
A beautiful new brick bungalow in
st. Margaret's directly on the water.
This bunRalow with q. nice lawn
a ns small family and has Tsu every pos oS-
sible convenience. The Kitchen Is q
dream. there is a work shop and
garage. plenty of storage space. q
beautiful bedroom and room for
guests: This place Is not cheap but
chesapeake "a cake Bay. Some Of the most
beautiful acres. Of sand. beach, big
oak. holly and .dogwood trees and
perfect lawn. This description is not
exaggerated. The home Is complete
for q small family and can be ex-
panded for a large one. Modern
kitchen and heating plant, two grand
flreplaces, dressing rooms. guest
house. A fine secluded bay front
place: 45 minutes from Baltimore
near Revell highway.
Cape st. Claire. "A fine home directly
on the water in a highly desirable
location. Convenient to Bay bridge
and close to Richie highway. A
three-apartment house. Two apart
ments have four rooms and bath
and one has three rooms and bath.
Oil heat with hot water.
Joseph D. Lazenby, Realtor
'16 Main Street. Annapolis. Maryland
Evening star., 1953-06-13
STORES FOR RENT

WEST OF DUPONT CIRCLE-2133
P St. Suitable stationery gift shop.
go BY 100, plus ample free parking;
on busline, in large close-in shop
ping center; 1.50 So. IT. ALBERT
H. COHEN CO.. IA. 2-166I --21
5 400 SO. FT., approx. "a by 100,
plus ample free parking, on busline,
In large close-in shopping center;
sSssfSsssn sGsERf H: Jug COHEN st;oS e. g. e. +
LARGE STORE. next door to Safe
for any type business. II interested.
Ph' Phons s-a3Ie ~ l-s72s; eyes, and SYM
2.7oO 50. IT. on lst Il. and bsmt.;
sgit. for restaurant or shop. Box
11s 18th 81. NE. and sos 4th st.
ne, mr.. H Stood for any busi-
ness ,,s once Es,t or repair store; res-
sale or rent; at 716 18th st. ne,
ONLY / STORE. 15hx4s. avail. in
a .well-established shopping center;
suitable for haberdasher or other
retail business; 500 Riggs I'd;
RIGGS rd.. UN. 4-1O60. IA
ONLY ONE VACANCY in q we'll
established shopping center of l5
stores on West Broad St. in Falls
Church: plenty Of parking. JE. 2
C. S S4S6 RA: 3-6736. .-15
22x5O; excel. for barber shop, pawn
s1S2, sh1SP, beauty y shop d.Goo bakery etc. Rent
a07 H sT. N;W;-.Newly remodeled
lge. store. Ideal for any type busi-
ness; Full bsmt. Reas. rent JOS.
2. BRUNO, INC, 903 H st. NV. ST.
e2 MYRTLE ST. NE. CON N. Cap
Completely remodeled. modern store
front and entrance, 17x50. Ideal
for grocery delicatessen, etc. SIS
NO. mo; KAISER REALTY CO.. CO. o.
93I 10th ST. N.W.-small store, ige.
show window. Loading zone in
reduced to SS5. MA. S-9743. Ia
9IS NEW. YORK AVE. N.W.-Large
store with parking facilities in rear;
$125 per mo. JOSEPH E. BRUNO,
INC. 903 H st. NV. ST. 3-3320
Evening star., 1953-06-13
SUMMER CAMPS
LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SEVERAL WELL-SECURED 2nd trust
notes behind B. and L. 1st trusts;
as low as 500 discount. Cali
ME. S-3104. Ia
Evening star., 1953-06-13
PROPERTY FOR RENT

GEOR iETowN-Larae modern ga
rage, and adjoining lot. Capable of
handling over 100 cars. Prime To-
cation: In $500 Que st. n:E. Offers
garage Phone 'e'es5S12Rs oWSsR
s46o 50. 5sGsi r.. approx. 54x1oo. plus
ample free parking; on busline; in
Large ssssioS 1 ss0ppns center PSs
PA. AVE. AND G = ST. s.G.-2ox75;
ideal for large ONCE or any type
Of business; 2 wide alleys, full
bsmt.; low rent. or will sell or
trade. Now operating as real es-
tate once. OWNER Ii. 4-73oo.
Wilson blvd.-claren-
don pedestrian trafac between Pen
ney's and Sears Roebuck; 2-story.
9or 7oroom, 2h,6ath; cement.block house
sSEHS siEEIaS CT e5:a sEasSSSE svs5 sAsSs sSs
SUITABLE FOR STORAGE of lumber,
saGns sunpmen gsterta ee ur for pan n%r
sery or riding schools; 1 to 9 acres
cleared land with outlets to 3
streets: in Annandale. once avail
able; might consider erecting build
ings: TERRY ZOE. 3. srMMs. JE.
FOR RENT-5,oo0 50. IT. unbroken
e. a space. toilets and shower rms;
able light msnuf;, ofices,. school,
storage, etc: Avail. August. Ii
ALEXANDRIA VA.-Corner 2-story
brick bldg containing approx. 90. 700
SO. it,. including 8 or 8 private
ofices. large display room and stor-
age space. Owners will remodel
entire bldg. for office purposes for
responsible tenant. Possession
July l. Reasonable rent Consult
Mr. Taylor. SHANNON & LUCHS
CO. Realtors, 1905 H st. NV. Ma.
i113O FLORIDA AVE. N.E.-ofices,
display, storage, distribution center
with your own parking; bldgs.
completely remodeled. JOSEPH
KINSKY, ST. 3-5311 or Oh 4-5574.
2I2s X ST. N.W.-1o rms. 3 baths,
suit. for ofdces or once and apis.
$3.50 per mo. WOODWARD & NOR
RIS, Resltor, T23 Goth St. NV. RE.
7-65s6; ewes. and Sun. LA. 6-2757.
cath AND CLAIMING N.E.-small
gas station; $50 monthly. MA.
Evening star., 1953-06-13

SILVER SPRING - Bsmt., suitable
warehouse, workshop, light manu-
featuring, ETC.; low rent. ia. g.
2OxlOO. PLUS ample free parking
on busline; in large close-in shop
ping center: $1.50 50. IT. ALBERT
II. COHEN CO.. ia. 2-1661. al.
AVAILABLE SOON
Store In Harrington shopping center.
36x60 IT,. Ideal for dress shop,
soft goods. furniture or upholstery.
IA. 2-4777; eyes,, IA. 2-1271.
JOHN c. WRIGHT, INC. lie
Evening star., 1953-06-13

SPECIAL BARGAIN-Nine-u apt,
nearby Va, $1,000 yearly rent;
$4,000 handles. This will not last.
STEELE. RE. 7-0493, EN-. 3-0303.
Evening star., 1953-06-13
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

IN PURCHASING small
office building in downtown area.
Prefer approximately $500 so. IT.
per floor. No extensive remodeling.
Box 77-J, Star. IA
YARD SPACE with small building for
Sse MentS,,c 6y eontraeting Q Mt GO, In D. e OF
Evening star., 1953-06-13
OPEN 2 TIL s
YOUR
JUNE
BRIDE

fall in love with this spick-and-
span white frame 3-bedrm. ram
bier Large square living rm.. sep
arate dining rm., fully equipped
kitchen. tiled bath; on large cor
ner lot, in East Falls Church.
Anchor fenced yard. Lovely lawn.
hedge and shrubs. Many other ex-
able down payment Excellent H.
naneing including large 4ss loan.
Exclusive.
Arfax Realty, JE. 2-1450
Evening star., 1953-06-13
so SAD
NEARBY VA

241p Wilson Blvd.
IA. 7-62OO; Open Ewes; ia. 2-4141