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Evening star., 1953-04-23
4 4Counci|men
Favor Survey
In Alexandria
Approval Expected
As Forum Produces
2 More Proponents

Alexandria's City Manager Ira
F. Wizards proposal for a $685.
900 government survey appeared
sure of approval when two more
members of the City Council in
dicated last night they would
back the study.
Councilmen Leroy Bendheim
and David Haddock joined forces
with Daniel Fairfax O'Flaherty
and Frank Mann. who had pre-
viously announced their support
Of the administrative survey
urged by Mr.. Willard.
The plan would authorize
management experts from the
University of Pennsylvania's
Wharton School to probe the
efficiency of Alexandria s munic-
ipal system.
Mayor Marshall j. Beverley
and Councilman John Ewald re-
lterated their opposition. Coun-
Gilman James Duncan has not
made his position known.
100 Attend Forum.
Nearly 100 Alexandrians. in
Guiding the city's seven-man
council. last night thrashed out
the survey at a public forum
sponsored by the Alexandria
Democratic Club at the Cameron
Street Recreation Center. A
score of Alexandria civic and
business organizations were rep
resented.
Mr.. Haddock, silent until last
night about Mr.. Wizards pro-
posal, declared the project would
probably pay for itself in 80 DAYS
by unearthing new ways of Sc
curing thousands of dollars in
uncollected tax revenues.
Assuming the city manager
could himself undertake the
survey" Mr.. Haddock told the
forum. "he would need at least
four to five years to complete
1t. On the other hand, the Uni
versity of Pennsylvania team has
promised it can do the job in 10
to IL months. If we need the
survey" the Councilman con-
cluded, "it should be done in q
reasonable length of time"
Mr.. Bendheim asserted Alex
andria has a definite necessity
for administrative reorganiza-
ton" Pointing to what he called
the city'S rapidly mounting
bonded Indebtedness of $18 mil
lion, he warned Alexandria can
not continue to borrow for cap
ital Improvement without a
healthy budget and unless it
adjusts the tax structure to pay
for the clty's increased services
out Of current revenues.
Civil Service Urged.
Mr.. Bendheim said the city
needs a competitive civil service
system to promote efficiency in
the city government, a problem
he said the Wharton survey
might be able to iron out.
Mayor Beverley acknowledged
some Of Alexandria's depart
ments should be improved, but
he questioned the wisdom of
spending $4,000 to $50, 900 for
a survey made by strangers.
I'VE hired Mr.. Willard to do
that job" said Mayor Beverley.
The proposal will come up at
City Council meeting scheduled
for Tuesday.
Evening star., 1953-04-23
Gas Station Is Approved
Where Undertaken Stalled

John E. Mcpherson today had
permission to build a filling sta
ton at Fort Hunt and Shenan-
doah roads, largely on the
strength of a report that an un-
dertaker once ran out Of gas near
there.
The Fairfax County Board Of
Supervisors granted the neces-
sary rezoning application after
Mr.. Mcpherson submitted a let
ter from a minister.
The letter recalled that the
undertaken was en- route to the
ministers church for a funeral
and ran out of gasoline. The
service had to wait until gas
could be brought from Alex
andria.
Evening star., 1953-04-23
Barrett School to Hold
CurnivuI Saturday

The Charles Barrett School.
Parkfairfax (Va0 carnival will
be held Saturday from II am.
to 6 pm. on the school grounds
on Valley drive.
Mrs. John MeShkoff Is general
chairman of the event. which is
held to raise funds for school
equipment. In case of rain. the
affair will be held inside the
school.
Evening star., 1953-04-23
Planners Set
To Study Sale
0fArmoryLot
No Further Moves
Expected by County
On Title to Tract

The Maryland-National Capt.
tai Park and Planning Commits
sion today was to discuss pos
sible sale of the valuable Silver
Spring armory lot in the wake
of a Maryland Court Of Appeals
decision upholding~ the commits
sion's title to the property.
The commission in 1851 had
been offered $500,0O0 for the
four-acre tract by the Hecht Co.
The lot is located behind the
Silver Spring Armory at Fenton
street and Wayne avenue. not
far from Hecht'S Silver Spring
store.
That offer, however, has been
withdrawn since the validity of
the commissions title to the
tract was challenged in court by
the Montgomery County Coun-
Gil, which first fled suit in De-
cember, 1851.
Titles Validity Questioned.
The council questioned validity
of the title on the ground that
the lot had originally belonged
to the county and had been
transferred to the commission
for public use. Selling it to a
private firm would not consti-
tute a public use, the council
contended.
The commission argued that
profits from sale of the lot would
be used for providing additional
park facilities in Montgomery
County. Furthermore. it said,
1t had every legal right to sell
its own property.
The Montgomery County Cir
cult Court last September upheld
the validity of the planning
agency't title. The county ap-
pealed the ruling. but yesterday
the Maryland Court of Appeals
upheld the lower court.
The written opinion backing up
the high State courts decision
was to be handed down later
today.
No Further Action Seen.
NEontpomerv County Attorney
David Macdonald said it appears
the county has done all it can
to regain title to the lot and
that no further legal recourse
Is Immediately open.
I'VE think the transfer of the
lot from the old county commits
sioners to the planning commits
sion was Of doubtful enough va
lidity to justify our suit" Mr..
Macdonald commented.
Meanwhile, the Evanswood
Citizens Association, which
earlier proposed building a COM
munity center on the armory
lot, has voted to stage a rally
of residents" if the lot is sold
to q private owner.
The community center pro-
posal, also indorsed by the AL
lied Civic Group, called for a
building to contain a library.
meeting hall and Offices for the
Silver Spring Police Depart
ment The plan also called for
parking on the tract.
Evening star., 1953-04-23

About 500 Arlington citizens
expressed support of a proposed
$17.1 million budget proposed
for the fiscal year beginning
July l at a public hearing last
night.
Ascent tax increase has been
proposed by County Manager A.
T. Lundberg and Supt. of Schools
T. Edward Rutter. The present
rates are $2.81 per 500 of
valuation on real estate and
$3.10 on personal property.
A hearing on the tax rate is
set for 8 pm. Wednesday at
Jefferson Junior High School.
The County Board must adopt a
budget and set the tax rate for
1953-1954 by May Is.
Teachers Raise Backed.
Scores of individuals and
organizations expressed over
whelming support of the school
budget and the proposed $500
salary increase for teachers.
Equally strong support was
voiced for a sidewalk and street
construction program of about
$236,000 to provide approaches
to county schools.
Scattered support of individual
items in the county budget was
expressed. including appeals for
approval of the police, fire and
library department budgets.
Several speakers requested $13.-
900 be provided to construct a
civil defense communications
center.
Opposition to the teacher SAL
ary raise and to the spending
proposals included in the school
and general county budgets was
voiced by A. j. Ferri, represent
Evening star., 1953-04-23
Sailor to Marry in Hospital
After Successful Polio Fiiqht

Seaman Mcintosh was serving
aboard the command ship Ia
comic, he was stricken with bull
bar polio.
Miss Grindle packed her bag
and headed for Portsmouth. get
ting a job in a Norfolk depart
ment store to oe near her fiance.
Last week. medical authorities
told the couple there was no rea-
son why they should not be mar
ried whenever they wished.
The Taconic's chaplain. 1t.
Paul Reigner, will perform the
ceremony in the hospital chapel,
with the ships skipper, Capt.
Gill Richardson, giving the
bride away.
Evening star., 1953-04-23
Mt. OIivet Mems Club
To Hold Mock Weddino

The Methodist Mems Club will
present a mock wedding at the
Mount Olivet Methodist Church,
Sixteenth street and North Glebe
road, Arlington, at 8 pm. Sat-
urday, with an all-male cast.
Proceeds will be used for the
church Boy Scout Troop and the
proposed educational building.
Evening star., 1953-04-23
JaYcees 10 LIST Housing
For Academy's June Week
Speeiol Dispatch TO The Star

SPetTuI DIspdIeh 70 the SfoT
ANNAPOLIS. April %. The
Annapolis Junior Association of
Commerce, beginning this year,
will take over the job of COM
piling available housing accom-
modations here for guests of
midshipmen during June Week.
w. Harvey Beardmore has been
named chairman of the Guest
Housing Committee.
Housing questionnaires will be
mailed to determine listings.
When completed, reference copies
will be available at the academy
and at IL Church Circle.
Evening star., 1953-04-23

surprise visit
m oV.
Battle.
c h a r ! e S,
who lives at
212 w olfe
st r e e t, had
been told that
the Governor
might get to
see him this
week, but he
didn't believe
it until his
mofhnr rol1od
upstairs yes
terday a n d
ANS 4
Evening star., 1953-04-23
Lyon Village Citizens

The Lyon Village Citizens AS
sociation will meet at 8 pm.
Monday. at the Lyon Village
Community House in Arlington.
The proposed new county budget
will be discussed.
Evening star., 1953-04-23
Sphinx Club to Hear Hoys

Representative Hays, Demo-
crat of Arkansas will address a
Sphinx Club dinner at 1890 pm
tomorrow at the Almas Temple
1915 K street NV.
Evening star., 1953-04-23

Sixteen-year-old Charles Nc
Nett of Alexandria, i'll with rheu-
matte fever for more than a year,
is feeling much better after a
Evening star., 1953-03-26
RAIlERS

WANTED. 10 to 2S-ft. trailer with
Pontiac. Chief, late 1851. 33 IT.
8 rms. full bath, tub and shower
flush toilet, left. liv. rm,. rol
window awnings. 9x25 #. porch avn:
ing. Located on lot with asphalt
stop and shop. center. In Alex
Contact between 81 PM. oV; B.
TRAILER, all aluminium, 8 by 80,
very good for builder. for construc-
tion Job, or can be used as a office
or cottage at beach, will place on
job or location; $500. MR.. FRANK
sTEEwARTT 81 s7-ft. Two bedrms.,
fore and aft: unique sleeping ar
rangements for six. Bath. Picture
window liv rm. Fully equipped and
furn. Excel. condition. $4,000
terms. Seen after s pm. Lot 81,
Temple Trailer VIII, Alex, Va.
P. w. PITTS, XII. S-8579. 28s
Evening star., 1953-03-26
TRUCKS FOR SALE
HAVE ALL CASH for late model U!

HAVE ALL CASH for late model used
ears qp to $1,000. Mr.. DIXON
50 So tcHEvkoLEr a,ton pick pickup
Fra E1ia vanetts Siae Se1sS $aoS Wo Asq ss1s
TRUCKsPWhen i looking for TJS You,
used truck, be sure and see us. Our
vast experience in sales and main
tenance sd,Ss , OF new Nio5 and used TRUCKS Is
(Ford): ia $4,000. 329s Wilson
FORD 194S FL h-ton panel; newly
painted in Ford red and in excellent
condition and appearance. Special
at $695. PARKWAY Ford), 305l
FORD s 1851 AZ f8 seeSliD9eT 09er DUMP 1G D.
This truck is in excellent condition,
rear. s.25x20 tires. turn signals.
Epgnning psnFdr Ill lights, frame fish plated,
with cab Shield and high load side
boards. This truck is ready to go to
work and priced at $1,S95. PARK
WAY (Ford). 3051 NJ st. NV. AID.
,2SI0Is5; Open g to 8.
2;;speed rear. running lights. fish
sY s1celIsnt ens Genditi9n. For sale e
Sl.O95. PARKWAY (Ford), 3O61 M
caEykoLET HP RoRss oRfn RiEh spseis sS
No: 7-6566; ewes, 10. 4-sSa6. w27
TRUCK TRAILER, fiat bed. 20 IT,, 4
brand-new tires, clearance lights,
signal lights aIl ,,, working. brakes
saaiSss. aiSs $$59 $59e0 JE wy gs7sa! Sssi i0r ss aS''k
stake; overhead rack. 5000 Or
18th and Rhode Island ne. no, T.
FORD 194s h-ton panel: see5; 30
Wash.'s' Oldest Ford Dealer. TIA
Vermont ave: NV. AID. 4-4300.
sedav and h. low ssr milfaEe aF. IKE nsE SSsS
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, 1114
w Verment a1 aye; NV: AID, 4-43o0.
nSRica fses aonG,ton sS aon s5s sssb bhaulHnf HILL per-
SANDERS, Wssh.'s Oldest Ford
Psaler, Pc a,A.dd dd14 Vermont ave. Nv.
wiLLYs 80 sedan delivery; used S Very
carefully and in excel. cond.; S495.
@ MITCHEILs rs MOTORS. Kaiser
const. c ave.j, S1 Ex' seosa s.41eS. O. NV &s7 'a'
late AZ 1-ton canopy-panel;
good rubber, good paint, clean. Good
for huckster, plumber, etc. $3.50.
OIL. 2~3179. 2Ss
GMC diesel tractor. Fully equipped,
ready to 60. Phone LU. 2-9419.
rNTERNAnoNALs (3), Metro; low
mileage; all being reconditioned;
prices ranging from $5s5 to $685..
Can be seen at 2201 Charming st.
ne. DU. 7-9696, Ii. 1859. "A
f9uEV laltunRV. and -
Black, no letters: owner owner driven: far. ar
above-average cond. JU. 9-3367.
GMC 1852 sI-ton pickup; 1000 mi:
excel. shape. $1,295. Apply TEX
AGO STATION. 1925 Conn. ave. NV.
MACK Al 1-ton panel, c.oE.; run
ming; $126. Call NO. .7-9160. -2sI
FORD '52 F-6 S-cyl. dump; 2-speed
rear; turn sig: htr.; 3-yd. Garwood
hoist " cab shields; 6-Star cab. Pvt.
owner. TE. $1,000 after 8 pm.
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INVEST. PROP. SALE tcont.)

st. ne. 4 kitchens. 2 baths. oil heat,
possible 5000 mo. income. $3.50
down. CO. 5-6222. ewes. RA. 6-060S.
9Th Mr.. F N.W.-4-story bldg, 1st-
heat; rented at $3.50 mo. No ex-
penSeS. S27, 800. Terms. OSCAR
SEIGEL, EX, 3-25O1,
Evening star., 1953-03-26
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

LARGE TRACT Of comm. ground up
to 100000 So. 1T. in one of the
busiest and main intersection of Va,
located in Fairfax at the intersection
Of main roads. this property can
be bought as an entirety or in tract
OF not less than 100000 It. For more
INFO; call MR.; FRANK. DU. 7-2496
DELICATEssAN; new, on wilson
blvd: Arl.; doing thriving business;
living quarters available. CAN ia.
S.661S only if interested. -2S
UPPER GA. AVE. N.W.-Fine. income
producine prop, being sold below
market value. RA. $4,000. al
NJ ST. NV. next to Ring bldg. al
Conn. ave; Remodeled 4-story bldg
with parking lot. Only 100000. Mr.
Manuel. EN-. 1886, with DRURY
r, REALTY CORP, AD. $4,000.
NEAR FLORIDA AVE. AND 18th ST
N.W.-S0-ft. front corner property
Call Mr.. zirkle. ST. 3-24O0 or XII
93209S. PHILLIPS. cANBY g. Full
CHoiCE SIRE. D. C.-suitable ground
for warehouse or light mfg; End
commercial. On Blair rd. n.w.; CEN
trally located and convenient to all
of Greater Washington area. Wide
paved street in front. wide alley in
rear for trailer trucks, Approx.
1000 50. #. Call ME. S-0079, MR..
WILLlNGHAM; ewes, XII. S-2559.
1st COMMERCIAL, on MINI. ave.,
near Pa. ave. Sc. over 10000 so.
f., suitable for, stores or apts..
particulars, call A. A. CAROzZA CO..
LU. 4-O040. -2S
Evening star., 1953-03-26
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE for sale by owner.
Home. sites on Ramsey Lake. Pro-
tected harbor: panorama view;
conv. to schools and stores. Turn
school, e It sroSsroads a1vEY at May9 Wsye brick
4ro oWTER sa%ae shoes .nS lots s.sI direct
Today's best buy. RA. 6-14S7. 30
med. CONSTRUCTION; ali i0ii Ttils.; "Gf al and and
FHA financing avail: LEACH &
CRoNIN, INC, Lo. $4,000; eyes,
$50 DoWN--For a k-acre rambler
site sifs large ar deyelopment facing Coles:
s! 600 eacR RaS' Ra s'vsf st2Sao SsaR5'ns' MO-
|SEMIDET.i Is lots; utilities in: street
on grade: Riyerdale; 3 blocks from
oVERhSSk1AG SfT hSSi AZ; PSgSMAo fISgSSi s1vER-
b. C.; oxon Hill. Nd; streets and
water. LO. 1850.
BETHESDA. ALTA VISTA GARDENS,
2 lots. ,6Ox140 ea.., paved st.. gutter,
sidewalk: sewer and water in; $4,000
kSBER4soS 5S5 RRfh au'ss sssa a'e5s VII. s1s Sso y
NO ARLINGTON. 10 semidetaeRed SG
lots. water and sewer in and paid
for $4,000. MAC LINDSEY, ia.
TAKoMA. SILVER sPR1NG-Exeel-
lent close-in location; under 90 lots
oI With utilities In Ga SaIrHe Mr. MlsE KsI
AR2fNEToN G4 EfstN2r' oup6ste 59 Sseeo Pentagon 2e
Lots for 8 detached, large. S-family
sapdtssao $33,750. BOWERS. RE.
2 TOTS. very reasonable, in Coles
we, we area: over an acre n each;
rGSal sSt sGF s%as safsfn $gss4qsps Must s sell
10 ACRES. 42s IT,, Rt. Z. As miles
D. G: Beautiful building site. SIS. 900.
I, MCGEE KING. JE. 2-6sSO. -27
COLESVILLE FARM ESTATES. Desir-
a6Ksd able acre homesites close to sGhGol
Prices start At $500, Sotss: Out coles-
Ros1NsoN. Ut il. 77i1so T. EYES. GVs 'iS6. J6
LANDwFor residential subdivision,
trial, G; LOUIS cAPuT1, Realtor,
SUBURBAN 'BETHEsDA-choice ioc.;
2 lots, 115x20O, S2,400 ea, terms
II desired. ARDMoRE REALTY CO.,
OIL. 4-4557; eyes,, OIL. 4-3599.
CHOICE LOTS for individual resi-
dences in d. C. and Md. Some have
all utils. A. A. CAROZZA CO., LU.
CoLEsVviLLE FARMs-Desirable acre
estates. from S1,S0O. in the Coles
vile sec. of Silver Spring. 2 blocks
to school. Out Colesville rd. Route
29l. to our sign: ROBINSON, JU.
7-7117: ewes, JU. S-519S.
BUILDERS-6 semi detached building
sites, each 70x100 #; Suitland, h
blk. off Silver Hill Rd.; paved street,
sidewalk and curbing to edge Of
lots. Gas and water. Approved for
septic tanks. Construction loans ar
ranged. Cash or terms. T. D.
SLIGO GREER PkWY.-11e It. BY
275 IT,; between New Hamp. and
Cherry ave-; $2, 760; See sign.
$4,000 or EN-. 2-4794.
4 SEMIDETACHED LOTS, excl. loc.,
18th and Monroe sts. me-; plans ap-
proved. ready to go. Cali Sidney
LEVINE. HO. 2-362O.
BURNING TREE ESTATES, In TIE
country club area of Bradley blvd.
Desirable homesites from S2,450.
Minimum size, VI acre. Out Bradley
blvd. to our sign, opposite Bethesda
Country Club. ROBINSON. JU.
7-7117: eyes,. 10. e.61oe.
Evening star., 1953-03-26

CHEVROLET '49 convertible: cream,
black top, r.-h., like new inside and
out; S1,095: 2-day money-back
trial, 4-month written guarantee.
HILL & SANDERS, Wash.'s Oldest
Ford Dealer, LIZA Vermont ave.
CHEVROLET '49 sedan: S795, only
$149 down; 2 city blocks of arnaz-
ing bargains. AUTO WHOLESAL-
ERS, INC, 1871 Bladensburg Rd.
Evening star., 1953-03-26

Investment Dept.
1908 II st. NV. Ma. S-234h
Evening star., 1953-03-26
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

4-YEAR -oLD RAMBLER with "a It
liY, rm., sep. din. rnn., 2 lge: bedrns.
incl. porch: l blk. to Chesapeake
Bay and Franklin Manor, Deale, Md.
Lawrence. RA. 6-1063. J. NELSON
HUGHES. -2S
OCEAN CITY, MD.-Beautifu furn
home, all knotty pine. ON OCEAN.
4 bedrms., 2 baths. huge living rm.,
picture window. fireplace, elec. kit,
500. MRS. CLYDE c. DUNNiNG-
TON, OIL. 2-2635, EN-. 2.S3S3. -27
Evening star., 1953-03-26
BOATS

OUTBOARD MOTOR. johnson 80 hp.
Equipped with elec. starter, battery.
SasEatSs sSndSn aRS riSlRs S4es SIZE
PENGUiN Il; 71fs40 D1NGY, fully EQUIPPED, ao
NTH sood sa' eoa eoadon fatG top S sarrsfs sso51
WILL VI CTR TRADE ls4s .crosley station
wagon for small boat. Call WA z
10 HIP. MERCURY Super 10 Light
best best offer. Must sell. AP. 1850.
SELECT YOUR BOAT from our
brokerage listings containing Cor
esr,s EeGt Graft Wheelfr Rs,Isl alchaFds9n chr
Craft. steeicraft'' weiin ana other
SSsOcs isSs correct 0oe Graft ssS Cruisers @ and and
runabouts now on display. THE
WTA.sa1NdToM ASH sE, y N MARINA; 1SzS7 1900
Used . very eCsJ little. S226 or best offer.
FULLY iEi S0'sai EQUIPPED Soft. cabin
cruiser; good condition. owner on
sTEEEcRAF4 III IS r. GR1isER, s1fsE ae.ft. ia47.
So, $50. or best offer. 10. s-76O7
or LU. 2-111S. Il
CRUISER, 27-ft.. for sale. Under
cover since new. Powered by 145-
h.p. Gray, Selby Bay Yacht Basin,
Mayo, Md. % miles out Central
Sys Ws;t RiTer RTiSe 7SPsn SPsn' Io' s-476e, or
JOHNSON outboard motor, 5-h.p.
Almost brand-new condition. Per
feet" must sacrifice at once. S125.
See between 10 am. and pm. MR..
ARTHUR, 1880 r. I. ave. ne. 27e
19-FT. CHRIS CRAFT DE LUXE
RUNABoUT.aLooKs Ike NEW.
ALL MAHOGANY. SHOWN AT
WILLIAM ]. LITTLE. 636 MAINE
AVE. S.W. Ma. 8-5940. rs
WANTED-MARINE MOTOR
FROM 1926 TO 165 HIP.
MUST DEMON STRAIT E
GOOD CONDITION. BOX
484-Z, STAR.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
MONEY WANTED
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SECOND TRUST, sold with recourse,
% prior payments made. A blue
chip note with good possibility of
entire balance being paid of in go
days; balance due $4,000, S49
monthly at go. Will sell for S3,43O.
7-yr.-old semidet. brick residence In
prime colored loc. MR.. HOLLANDER,
EX. 3-340S, or HE. 4-6617, ewes.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG.
a2e a2st0FS Sis Office. 1lds a9si aee Ep 4SSoo SS6o
442O CONN. AVE. N.W.-Air-con-
& ssFS1ss SSND' 'iRsis SS sssSs. 80 sss :s Il
HYATTSVILLE. modern air-condi-
toned Offices In professional bldg
GOrner BALTIMORE 1snf pA3MoN ays ana GaIla R4P
eT7 fETT sT' ST N.W.@s S:s4s4 rms, End A.. for
ONCE or light business; shaS s4z;50 4z59,,1V'; m9;
APFosToLfiDlEs. ''O Is7
1O1S 18th ST. N.W.-Now avail,
individual Offices on 1st floor, or
reasonable rent. Cali ST. 3-553o'
A1R-coND1T1oNED OFFICE in law
yers uite-Attractively furn:, new
bldg. excel. location. Use Of library.
SRsspt9SR Rds aas ST ifsS st. foS%s
F Mai 81. T0eii At Oh. Space avail. for most
any business or trade. Bright out
side rooms. Reas. MA. s-S025;
OFFICE SUITE with national trade
assn, completely furnished, al
services. incl. phone; excel. down
town location. Box 242-C, Star
1924 X ST. N.w.-Lge. Office for rent
800 So. IT. Good lease, reasonable
rental. Call MR.. RozANsKY at Elk.
10th S'3si AND F SITS. N.w.-Entire floor
avail, consisting of approx. 1000
so. it., in downtown elevator once
BLDG sa additional N6 sPaee PspnsTNia ayaiIi i i
Tn PealfnrS 141R K st nw ME-
18th AND X SITS. N.W.-1-rm. ONCE
in downtown elev. off. bldg; all
services included in rent; immed.
occup.; $50 mo. Apply LEO M.
BERNSTEIN Be SEdN & CO.. 1415 x st. n.w.'
18th AND NEW YORK AVE. NV
town eiev. of. bldg; immed. occup.;
all services included in rent; To
inspect call LEO M. BERNSTEIN g.
,dfS e. AAb l466 Z SIS Fl NV ME sSaSG
toned, carpeted suite, consisting of
downtown elevator office bldg; oc-
cupancy April L; all services in
cluded in rent. To inspect call
LEO, M. BERNSTEIN y CO.. 1415
rfvEtR6OM + ST niTT ME-; nFrScE 5000; s,,,rr afr
rent: avail. go days. Contact MR..
SHAPIRO, JU: 10000. Pr
EXCEPTIONALLY ATTRACTIVE Of
fee in well-furn. air-cond. lawyers
suite; excel. loc. MA S-S9S4. 80
COLORED PHYSICIAN or dentist;
suitable once space for rent in de-
sirable ne. neighborhood, In need of
your services. Respectable and quiet
one-family Christian home; terms
to be arranged with you. Call MRS.
WATSON, Ii. 7-6S79. go
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TRAILERS Cont J

EXCEPTIONALLY WELL BUILT 2.
wheel utility, cargo, baggage and
boat-carryine trailer. in nearly new
condition; Call IA; s-S021. Pc
equipped with bath; must sell; being
transferred. OV 3-01QR -27
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LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me refnapce your home and
consolidate your present trusts,
thereby reducing monthly payment
and interest and give you any pal.
Me. 8-1220: evenings. LA. 6-6194
Immediate service. Call MA. 8-65AO.
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
1014 < Ct. NV. (11th and x
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WATERFRONT PROP. COR SALE

WEST RIVER FRoNTAGE-4o acres
at $500 per; building sites from
$1,000, can build Chesapeake bay
area home from 5000 dn.. $4,000 to-
tai from Annapolis to Solomons. You
name it and we will have it. Call
R1ysF RESF. 3eSErST,yAA 1924, eE VA. 7-sseo. sy-2
SO DOWN will buy q bldg. site at
Woodland Beach. Avalon Shores
Herald Harbor or Selby -on-the-Bay;
up. KAY REALTY CO, RA. $1,000;
week ends. Annapolis zoos. 81
ALUMINIUM BUILDING. 8x3O, can be
used for all purposes, including small
cottage. or diner, will place at loca-
tion for $500. Mr.. FRANK, DU
HERALD HARBoR-very nice, co COM.
pletely furnished 5-rm -and-bath
house with 2, bedrms., living rm.
sun parlor, dinette, kit. and work
shop. Year-around oil heat. Hot and
cold running water. Lot 5OxlOO. In
closed with Page fence. Good bath
ing nearby. Don't miss this one
Price, SI0,500. For inspection, cal
EDWARD s. HALL, Sr., South Shore
5232, or stop in office next to fire.
house. 80
BLDG. SITES, OYSTER HARBOR
AID. 2-s100 and evenings TU. 2-0913
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS WANTED

OFFICE SPACE WANTED-Law frm
deSntoE needs 1S0o hIS, to 100 So IT, in good
lease basis. cail RE. 7-24e4. @s6
CONN. AND X VICTNITY-Educa
tional publisher requires approx.
500 SO. it., 1st or End floor; reas.
rental. RE. 7-O473,
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BUSINESS PRoP-RENT (con.. /
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

WANTED space for bowling alley:
approx. $4,000 SO. #. at once.
Call LO. 5-0S45 after 5 pm. 80