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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-03-01

Large wheat exports are needed to
fight Communism, and wheat grow
ers are willing to match dollars with
the government in supporting the
foreign wheat export program.
We advocate the establishment of
a U. S. Wheat Export Commission
composed of IS members to be
named by the President and APP
proved by the Senate and commerce
and agriculture departments; to in
clude one member from a nomin-
ating list of five names submitted
by the National Millers Federation;
one member from a nominating list
of five names submitted by the
National Grain Dealers Association
and two members from a nomin-
ating list of five names to be SUBJ
mitted by each of four farm organ
izations as follows: American Farm
Bureau Federation, National Farm
ers Union, National Grange and the
National Association of Wheat
Growers. These farmer nominees
must be active wheat producers and
receive the major part of their in
come from wheat production.
The Commission shall have the
power to determine the wheat ex-
port policy of the United States and
shall approve all contracts for sale
of wheat outside the United States
which involve subsidy. The Com
mission shall also have the power
to estimate the cost of moving our
surplus production into international
trade each year, and determining
the per bushel cost of the producers
share for the ensuing market year.
This producers contribution to the
export program will be deducted at
the point of first sale of the wheat
and paid by the collecting agent
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1953-03-01

monthly or quarterly to the Director
of Internal Revenue, where it shall
be credited to the account of the
Wheat Export Commission. A trans
fer between producers shall not be
considered sale for the purpose of
this act.
For the purpose of protecting the
general taxpayer, the Commission
shall not have the authority to COM
nit the federal government in
matching funds for export purposes
beyond $125,000,Oo0 per year. Nor
shall they have the power to assess
a cost to the producer of more than
Is cents per bushel.
1t is recognized that in the event
of a shortage of feed grains in this
country, this subsidy program
should be made available to live
stock and other feed grain con-
sumers as preferred customers; how
ever, we prefer that producers of
feed grains prescribe the policy and
regulation of making it available.
This recommendation is made
with the expectation that the wheat
support price will be continued as
now computed at 80 per cent of
parity.
This provides for all the needed
changes that experience has shown
were needed under the past four
year operation of the l. w. A. First,
less cost to the government; (2)
provides way to compete above
1. w. A. quotas; 90 provides flexi-
bility to adjust for weather and
world market conditions; and "a
makes possible an intensive effort
to expand markets under wheat
producer direction.-George Diehl.
Lewis & Clark County.
, 1953-04-04
Senator Butler Says
Appointment Of Gov.
Up 10 Mckay. Pres.

Appointment Of a new gov
ernor for the Virgin Islands
lis primarily up to Secretary
Mckay and President Eisen
hover, and ! don't know that
my advice will be asked, Sena-
tor Hugh Butler of Nebraska,
chairman Of the Interior and
Insular Affairs Committee,
stated in a letter to the Legis-
latiye Assembly.
The Senator declared that if
he is consulted, on the appoint
ment Il shall certainly keep
the point of view of the Legis-
lative Assembly in mind"
The Assembly recently went
on record as favoring the APP
pointment Of a native to be
governor.
, 1953-04-04
.Minidture Cdrnivul on
.Csted Wh0rf Pldnned
For Edster Monduy

A miniature carnival has
been planned for the Christian
sted Wharf area on Easter
Monday, April s. The Hands
Across the Sea special commit
tee has completed arrange
ments for what is known as a
Block Party, as held on the
mainland and was held here
once before.
There will be many games,
sales of refreshments and a
"sideshow," all designed to
give patrons plenty of fun and
at the same time raise much
needed funds to help some
worthy youth Of the commu-
nifty through college.
Scheduled to start at 2
o'clock the program will con-
tinue until IL midnight.
a
, 1953-04-04
Three on Editoridl
Stdff 81 The Civic"
AVICA Publication

"The Civic" is the name of
a new eight-page newspaper
being published by the Ameri-
can Virgin Islands Civic Assoc
citation. On its editorial staff
are three well known Virgin
Islanders: Ralph J. Bough, DR..
James L. Wilson, NJ. D., and
Charles C. Reubel. Other off;
GERS are Leon Sehested, Circu-
lation Manager and Edgar B.
Hall, Business Manager.
Printed in blue ink the very
neat looking publication is II
inches in height and eight and
a half inches in width; single
columns are fourteen ems or
two and one quarter inches in
width. On the front page is an
Introductory letter w h c h
reads: 1.-THE Civic" is my name,
and | have come to visit you
in the hope that you will vel
come me and bid me remain.
Ny desire is to serve as a
medium of friendly relations.
between Virgin Islanders in
the islands and on the main
land; to bring you news of
general interest from your is
land homes and keep you in
formed about such social and
political activities that affect
your well-being.
It is nv purpose to serve all
Continued on PageA
, 1953-04-04
Vulmv Thomds Of
Local Baseball Fume.
Opens Rddio Clinic

Valmy Thomas, outstanding
baseball player who made a
name for himself in Puerto
Rico h a $ opened a radio
"Clinic" at Strand Street in
Christiansted.
Mr.. Thomas was named
baseball rookie of the year in
Puerto Rico. He has played on
a Canadian team and recently
turned down tempting offers
to return home and open his
own business.
, 1953-04-04
St. MdrY's School
To Present Operettd
April 9th and 10th

The students of St. Mary's
High School will present a
three : act operetta entitled
"The Chancellor Prize" on
Wednesday and Friday even
ings of next week. The must
cal score both for solos and
chorus is light and gay.
The players have been re-
hearsing for the past several
weeks under the capable mu-
steal direction of the Rev.
Mothers.
Patrons are assured Of an
enjoyable evening.
, 1953-04-04
Hundreds Expected to
Attend theBlock PdrtY
On Euster MonduY
by Lee Karwick

Where will you be this
time next year? Mrs. Anita
Dickinson and Victor Nelson,
our Fortune Tellers will be
able to tell you in their tent
at the HATS Block Party, on
Monday night at the Chris
tiansted Wharf area.
No Block party would be a
success unless we h a d q
chance to try our luck so G
Anders Peterson is planning
to have six booths Of games
each one will be different. The
Catholic Church has gracious
ly contributed g~raciously con
tributed two wheels Of chance
to this so no one will go home
empty handed 1--WE hope). Mr.
and Mrs. r. Lodge are giving
some Of their special cuttings
from their beautiful florist to
Re sold at the Novelty booth.
H&
The whole area will be deco
rated as festive as any fair
under the able supervision 0
Mrs. Sam Pivar.
Stanley Farrelly, Luz James
, 1953-04-04
v. |. Nurses Will be
Hostesses at Ddnce
On Sunday Nigh.

Members Of the Virgin IS
lands Nurses Alumni Associa-
ton will be hostesses to the
hundreds Of patrons expected
to attend their dance on Sun
day night from 10 pm. to
3 am, at the Jungle Casino.
Archie Thomas and h j S
Rhythm Six Combo is sure to
supply the kind of music that
will make everyone leave
their seats for the dance floor.
, 1953-04-04

Louis Brown, the Nelthropp
Boys, DR.. and Mrs. Batch
ford, Jack Ohmeis and Her
bert Haywood will all be on
hand as very active contribu-
tors to make the Party as sue
cessful as it can be.
Did you buy your rattle
tickets yet at IS cents a
chance? They are on sale.
The first prize will bea bicycle
contributed by R. Selwyn
Fleming, an Outdoor Barbe-
cue Grill contributed by Mr..
and Mrs. R. Richards will be
Continued on Page ~
Evening star., 1953-02-09
TRUCKS FOR SALE

1946 h-ton panel; in
Al condition throughout; ready for
work; S395. NORTHEAST MOTOR
GO. Ford, 44oo Benning I'd. NE.
1850 sedan delivery;
6l3 New York ave. NV. 3
CHEVROLET sedan delivery, 1877;
excel. mech. cond.; good buy for
S45oo 5soo MR.. HANDELMAN, ST.
cHEvRoLEr AS n-ton stake:
Sdag 5Sod body guaT clean ssfa ready HP, sG work &
SANDERS, w wWiash.S's Oldest ST. Ford d
Dealer. liza Vermont ave. NV.
DODGE l949 Ka-ton pickup. Heavy
duty equipment. such as TRANSMITS
sion springs. Looks and runs like
P1NEY BRANCH MOTORS. u.
FORD IL 1h-ton stake; dark gre green
heavy-duty grill guard; signal lights.
PARKWAY r MOTOR CO. so5l NJ
FORD As s-cylinder PICKUP: Isn : d DARK K
green finish. Was owned by Fran
light work. Good tires. Cab as
sIsl clean as passenger car in sp-
open ooD: 'Sot 9 to M 4, St. NV. AD' 2-o1s6,
FORD 80 FL a-ton pickup; in ex-
cellent condition throughout: was
used by Parkway Motor Go. as parts
truck Rcd finish; excellent tires.
Ready to work; S795. PARKWAY
MOTOR co. %05l NJ st. NV. AID.
2-nl S5. Cpen - to ..
S1.195. GAICALoNE g. son, $50,
Georgia ave. JU. 5-5525, JU. 5-334S.
GMC 194s 11a-ton stake; in first
class condition throughout; ready
to roll; 1895. NORTHEAST MOTOR
G0. sFoGd1 44o0 Benning I'd. ne.
GMC 1916 11a-ton stake; in first class
cond1tion throughout, ready to roll;
$3.50. NORTHEAST MOTOR co.
.Fordl. 4400 Benning rd. ne. LU.
INTERNATIONAL 1949 ,a-ton panel;
heater: low mileage; one owner; like
new; 1895. NORTHEAST MOTOR
GO. CFordl. $50 5enning rd. ne.
1NTERNXTTHfoiNAL 1NT2aTHi 1s4s M-ton panel;
beat heater; ;,,bSy. low milease; aIeaese one owner:
STCDEBAKER 40 1h-ton stake body;
Low mileage excel. cond. Call RIA.
Evening star., 1953-02-09
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 1851 (Brit. Ford); pyt
owner; 10000 MI; used only for
ScomSnm919tins; excel. cond. $500. JU.
AUsTTHs-1s4s 2-dr. sedan: sss5.
per GAL. ! owner; low mil: $795.
1861 .4-dr. sedan as good as new,
traded in on new Austin: S1,195.
Your direct factory Austin. Henry
:. IrIrn ana kaiser ,,sG dealer; MANHATTAN
no nx N6 81 27SS lSS osen se aRs sVss. t,ii f.
pm Established 1914.
AUSTIN 1850 4-door sedan; heater;
equipped; very economical to run;
S645: 2-day money-back trial; A.
month n51g TTitten guarantee: HILL &
Dealer; 1114 Vermont ave. NV. AID.
BUICK 1910; equip: new inspec. +;
Sl75" or best offer. Apply 922 5th
BUICK 1850 Special sedan; radio,
down; PINEY BRANCH iIoTooIRssS' g.
BTHickS 1889 so a-door Riviera; r. and
Tires! h DYns9si 4i 2s9He sPHRyE Eresn nsE
BTfek BMTSToRS 81 Riyiess Sg; ssliSS eSSpe: pynaSw
$4,000 mi. All accessories; incl.
Vienna 271-W-1. Ia
BUICK 1947 4-door sedan: equipped
With r: and h., finished, in original
sa4SSss4r' s4Ss AReSbE safb osS Z fFislset Co. 'f4s
irving st. NV. AID. 4-S5OO. %
BUICK 194S sedanette: excel. cond. !;
10000 miles; r. and h.; S1.075 or
pPeT1,x hesf ofter; !ec 10: 5-l376; 80
and h. exceptionally clean; $s95;
2-day money-back trial: 4-month
written guarantee. HILL & SAN
DERS;. WASH oldest Ford dealer.
lila Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-43oo.
CADILLAC 1850 convertible; blue,
fnu,lly fully equipped; $1,000. Call 647;,M
CADILLAC AZ "ea" 4-door sedan.
low mileage, Hydra Matte, original
black finish, S1,195, 2-day money
back trial; 4-month written guar
antee; HILL& SANDERS. ,Wash.'s
ave. NV, AID. 4-43oo. @o
CADILLAC 81 "62" 4-dr. sed.; r.
low, mileage, pvt. owner, $500.
CADILLAC 1946 4-door sedan; Hy-
dramatic; fully equipped with ra-
condition. only $500 cash: viii
IuTnlSn reference OF mechanic VINO
has maintained this car. Otis f.
CADILLAC 1851 Fleetwood go"
Special 4-dr: sedan; black; under
10000 actual MI; one owner: peri.
cond. throughout: price $3.50;
want cash: no trade; may be seen
at 4403 East-West hwy, Bethesda.
Sat, or SUM-; ewes. after $50 during
CADILLAC. 1e4s 4-door. Hydra.
eissn: ass1s sisss aRe IN III sEss! ssasi: eond snd
CADI, LAC 1859 SO sedan. equipped:
trade considered; asking 1886.
Call JE. 2-2161. 20
CADILLAC 1850 convertible; origi-
nal light blue finish; new white
walls; looks and runs like new
We believe this to be the cleanest
one In the city; So ,995. PINEY
BRANCH MOTORS, JU. S-11S5. -
CHEVROLET 194S station wagon: r,
and NJ, IN first-class mech: cond.
excellent rubber; S495. NORTH
EAST MOTOR co. (FORD), 920
Bladensburg I'd. ne. Ii. 7-S300.
CHEVROLET l94T Aero sed.; 2-tone
S7s5. ju. u 5-ss4s. tSSN 'ifeS' 'ieA4 % ssf
CHEVROLET 81 2-dr.; heater; low
mileage: good paint: Al mechanical
cond.; 81 .295. NORTHEAST MOTOR
CO. tFORDl, 400 Bennfng I'd. NE.
LU. 4-1011.
CHEVROLET 1851 a-dr. Fleetline:
like brand-new; fully equip, 81 $50.
T 2-4s67. IL
Evening star., 1953-02-09
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
2ND COMMERCIAL - 2-story brick
warehouse or workshop: cleo: 800
So #; cheap. Call AID 2-8299

2ND COMMERCIAL - 2-story brick
warehouse or workshop; cleo; 800
SO. IT.; cheap. Call AID. 2-S299.
SILVER sPRNG-sale or lease,
modern flreproof bldg, containing
approx. 10000 IT. plus IA 900 IT. Of
outside storage Or To- parking SPACE:
lease. For additional information,
call THOMPSON & GRAY JU
WAREHOUSE. 2,4OO So: IT,. COM
pletely equipped; . floors; ample
ONCE space and toilets. Central To-
cation. Immed. occupancy. Reas.
Call RA. 6-5699. %
2.iOO SO. FT.. brick bldg. with In
closed truck dock plus 6 air-con-
ditioned paneled offices on Ind H..
located mr.. N. Capitol and NJ sts.
To INSPECT call Mr.. Holland. H. G..
SMTTHY CO., 81 18th st. NV.
m e. cfNTER' issa9gR' OF CITY Approx
10000 50. # of heated 1st-fl. space
plus small hSmt. area with freight
elev. drive-in door, ONCE. wide-rear
alley; ideal distributing location for
national concern: early possess. Sec
Mr. Norris, WEAVER BROS, INC
DI. 7-S300.
REAR. 1929 14th st. NV; story and
warehouse downtown location: $50
per mo. JUSTINE REALTY Co,
DI. 1895. 10
Evening star., 1953-02-09
AuToMoslLEs FOR SALE

'4S Land Cruiser 4-dr
sedan; original black factory finish
with r. and h.; S795. ARCADE
PONTIAC CO.. 1437 Irving st. NV
AID. 4-S500. -
WILLYS so sta. wagon, 6 CYL; i'm
mac: mos. old; beaut. gray finish
maroon and gray interior: htr. and
defroster. Been in downtown trafiC
4 times; pvt. owner. $3.50. MR.
MILLER, day phone. OIL. 4-2204;
nights. Flu. S-5352 10
CLOSING OUT USED CAR LOT,
owner sick. must sacrifice for cash;
8 cars Location can ne leased
Phone Ma. $3.50. %
JEEP, WHY'S Universal. '52. 1000
miles: like new. $l,400. Call Ma
nassas 4S9-W-4.
JEEP 1949 panel; heater. like new,
in Al condition throughout; $685..
NORTHEAST MOTOR CO. tFordl
92O Bladensburg rd. ne. Ii. 7-S300.
Evening star., 1953-02-09
FARMS

I4O-ACRE FARM. located in Groom.
Nd; = houses, barn and all farm
equipment. with or without crop in
barn. Call Market 7-2319. 10
write MRS. ANNE STANLEY. Yer:
bena Tavern. Shenandoah. Va. %
132 ACRES tobacco and cattle farm
at Bristol, Md; 2 good houses with
bath and elec.; tobacco barns.
tenant win stay: has averaged ab-
NOW IS THE TINE TO BUY IF
CROP THIS YEAR: Good terms;
SsSfd %sE 17aEz sz x wHInER q TER wash M BAY B. T.
Tel. Ma. $3.50 or sat. and Sun.
Ssall 1: LL:soA. a. Startling at West River;
WE SELL FARMS and unimproved
lands in Anne Arundel and Prince
afSrfss eTf2 Sale Sale ah Ma u.s. List wSIER yHlF
BB5AIUJMAN. 1927 K st. NV. Ma, s.
1@O ACRES with a-mi. frontage
on widely travelled main road; Many
msnt;1 fi. THOMAS VT =. LAKE, sSS ResItSSr,
5V iISetSi County, near Sunshine.
Md.-Excellent farm. conv. to Fred
erick. Baltimore, or Washington. 332
acres. suitable for dairy or stock
farm; goo acres clear; S-room farm
home. large bank barn. new silo, 2
streams. fenced. Call Mr.. Stoehr or
Mr.: Field, JU. 9-5555. WOODMOOR
AGENCY. INC. %
200 ACRES, $500 per acre. High
above the rippling waters, overlook
ing rolling hills, lies this 200-acre
plateau: near enough to suhdivide.
ample buildings for farming; fenced
streams.
MR.. TRuNDLE, OIL. 2-7745. Q.
THE HILL
One hundred forty-five beautiful roll
ing acres. all clear, in the heart of
the best grazing and hunt country
of Va, with all brick masonry.
servants quarters. Scar garage,
electricity and water. old marble
f1replaces, hand-carved woodwork;
priced to sell, $4,000, $4,000 cash
will handle; pay interest on balance
at 5ee.
]. L. c. WEST CO.
Exclusive
Evening star., 1953-02-09
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

HEAVY INDUSTRIAL on county rd..
acre. adjoining railroad. Sewer
and water. Modern warehouse.
THOMAS v. LAKE. Realtor. AP.
7-84OO, UN. 4-406O. Mr.. Bowers.-9
81. 400 SO. FIT. IN Oakvllle: indus
trial tract on No. l hwy. about ga
miles from 14th st. Bridge; corner
property. concrete street at rear,
bus by door; suitable automobile
sales, distributing, drive-in furni-
ture. ETC.: will improve for good ten
ant. See Mr.. Norris.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
DI. 7-S3OO
Evening star., 1953-02-09

l947 CURTIS-WRIGHT, 81 It. comp
iurn. Good condition. 10. 10000
Ext. 4152. g.
1850 UNIVERSAL 2s-FooT HOUSE
TRAILER. FRONT END DAMAGED
A REAL BARGAIN AT S1,250
THIS TRAILER. WHEN NEW. soLn
FOR $4,000. CONTAINS SHOWER
AND TOILET. LARGE ELECTRIC
REFRIGERATOR. ALL METAL Elk.
TERROR. MAY BE SEEN BY
APPOINTMENT DURING DAY BE-
GINNING FEB. 9.
AMERICAN TRAILER co.
4030 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
WO. 6-3231
Evening star., 1953-02-09
QUANTICO AREA

70 acres in Stafford Co.. 12 miles
northeast of Fredericksburg; 4/lU
mi. road frontage on Rt. GIG: 40
acres cleared. balance wooded; .
streams; well fenced-in; 6-rm
bungalow, 8 bedrms.. . .porches; in
good cond.; no bath; house price
includes new loft. refgr. and 20-in
TV; several small outbuildings.
Price. $4,000. with $4,000 cash;
owner will consider trade for a g.
6-rm. det. house, in or near d. c..
and conv. to transp. Call Mr.. Cross.
MA. S-7379. PAUL P. STONE. Real
tor. 8
COLORED-I7 ACRES, at Church.
ton, Nd, near Ches. Bay, approx.
30 mi. to D. c.. improved by large
frame house. 4 bedrooms, cleo. all
furnishings: corn crib, chicken
houses. stable. tobacco barn; price,
Sl1 200 Good terms offered by
WALTER M. BAUMAN, 1727 K st.
Sun. % esli L.. a: A. Staring MA' at f-HEsSi West
River tMd.) 1921. 3
Evening star., 1953-02-09
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

ARLINGON. yA,-IdeaI location tel
physician. 800 50: It. In West
PS %GPt ,.B6ratdH2 sh9pP@g P1U Rsnt sSt
ARLINGToS. isoo. s5sS;; 5s5a n, \. Washington
Blvd. in Westmont shopping center
so4S7 sC474Saa g. Dlrh.. 6 s5R 0i gnSs44 @Si Call Dl
15.4 K ST: N.W.GLge. once for rent
with smaller adjoining rm;, approx
800 50. t. win redecorate to suit
tenant. Good lease, reasonable rem
tai Can MR. RozANsKY at 3 Ex
10th AND F SITS. N.w.-Entire floor
approx. 1900 So. it., suitable for
mfg. office or display room. DANIEL
pIENER. AD. 4-6652. Ill,
PRIVATE OFFICE in law suite wash:
reception room and phone cali serv-
ATTY w MASTs S7Hs1SiF OFFICE, 2 days week;
use Of confsEsnse Eoom; E2; will share
REsP3NsIB,LE ON !, IA LAWYaa wants 1SSC bSW
Box sSo-T. Star "' ON
LAW FIRM wants Q ofices in repu-
table suite with library. Box 3s9-T,
ENTIRE end FLOOR of s rooms
facing 14th st. and Monroe NV
Large front window. suitable for
Commercial establishment; S175 mo
4iSo 4ii2 COM! CONN! AvE.-Air-cond.: me mod
ern office bldg; easy parking. Sin
Service avail. r. DoWD, EN-
1O13 18th ST N.w.-suite Of 3 rms.
newly decorated. first floor. Reas.
rent; ideal for attorney, accountant
or insurance agency, etc. Call ST
NEAR 18th AND F SITS. N.w.-Fur-
rnishedd ONCE in lawyers suite $65
DTPoSST' S''t CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG,
7s'Sty 7e Gss 6ees DsGs sasi I50 Ep $500 $500
6 ROOMS and hallway on 2nd d. OF
own Utilities. Ma NA s-45i9. 10
18th AND EYE SITS. N.W.-7,OO0 50.
#. of second-hoor space. private en-
trance. now divided into ,22 ofhces;
fTai Oss sNrTE1 vs. So csll M MI IE}6 HSlIand q
eli PENNA. AVE. N.W.-2nd-fioo
location. has l 400 so. IT,, suitable
G MF fsafsa Eolfand GR'e G. OsSRFfff sMfTaY CO. co.
18th ASb lSiH 6 g. SIS. ISL Nv W sSSSS SSS So IT,
avail. on hoorSi walk-up space,
but in mod bldg; IN the heart OF
a0"ct0y1 sM1TaY aTs9 co Ss nj nj sfb HSland .a
s5! THAYER AVE. Silver Spring
$50 So. #. Of new air-conditioned
space; show window on lSt floor
street level: a few #. Of Ga. ave
WALKER & DUNLOP 1900 18th
14th AND n. Y. AVE. N.W.-Approx
160G So IT, no on one S,dl floor IN s-stOrS
elevator. and char service included
in rentS Immediate occupancy. Ap.
ply LEO BERNSTEIN & CO.. Reai-
tors. l415 < st. NV. ME. $4,000
OR 2 A.-C. ROOMS in law ONCE in
financial district; use of library and
reception room. Separate entrance
available. RE: 7-5319 weekdays,
COLUMBIA LAW BLDG. 416 9TH st.
n.w.-We can now offer several Of
nee suites for immed. occupancy at
this conv. address directly across
from Court House Square. Offices
from S45. SHANNON q LUCHs
CO., 1905 H st. NV. Ma. 8-2345.
ON THE AVENUE. Occidental Bldg,
l4ll Pa. ave, NV. tbetween the VII
lard and Washington Hotels)-Ex-
cellent opportunity to acquire entire
floor OF, 1900 so. #. in this desir-
able bldg. Can be offered either in
TaTd waGr or sHHNNoNc PaS cORsuIt n hueHs ME 4S5 eo
OFFICE SPACE, ige. suite in best
downtown location; r-conditioned;
immediate occupancy. MR.. BEATTY,
OIL. 2-140S. .
Evening star., 1953-02-09
DESK SPACE

BARR BUILDING. 9lO 18th st. NV.
near Conn. and K. New, modern.
attractive desk space for those who
want the best: receptionist. switch
board, mail and telephone answer
127-ACRE FARM, located miles
from Marlboro, Nd; 8 houses. All
IN good condition; electricity and
phone; good farm land; barn and.
stable. Call Market 7-2S10. I'D
Evening star., 1953-02-09
BOATS

BOAT BUILDING and repairing
One 36-ft. sport fisherman. nearly
type or model. Some good values In
used boats. See K R. NIEMAN,
g Parish Greek Boat Yard. Shady
'Side' Mo. o
Evening star., 1953-02-09
NEW 1-STORY
25 OOO-SO-F BLDGS.

OPPOSITE THE PENTAGON
Extra space for Offices can be added
by mezzanine Bldgs. for rent sep
arately or combined. over 20-ft.
ceiling, Soft clear span. railroad
siding. truck-height loading; large.
private parking area in front of
each building.
14th and K NV. DI. 7-aos0
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
GEORGETOWN zONED INDUSTRIAL

GEORGETOWN ZONED INDUSTRIAL,
1-storv brick with $500 1T. under
#. Possession about April i.
sos, 900. Mr.. Manuel. EN-. 3-53S6.
9Th PRuRY REALTY CORP" AID
2.40O SO. FT., brick bldg. with IN
closed truck dock. plus 6 air
conditioned paneled of1ces on End
floor. located near N. Capitol and
NJ sts. To inspect. call Mr.. Holland.
H. 6 sMIT5Y ! JJYo co. 81 18th st
18th AND n NE. AREA-several
small 2-story brick bldgS.. CONNER
cial. suitable for. repair shops, stor-
age, etc Full price only $3.50 ca =.
with 500 down and $40 month.
Mr., Manuel. EN-. 1886, with
DRURY REALTY CORP, AD.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

ATT: End TRUST SELLERS-List
your notes on our mortsaee exchange
board at your price. No charge If
not sold. Our fee is So If We sell
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LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let me retinapce your home and
consolidate your present trusts.
thereby requiring monthly payment
and interest and give you any bal
ance in cash Call MR.. MILLER
Me. S-1220; evenings, LA. 6-5I94
LOWER PAYMENTS, LESS INTEREST.
Consolidate your trusts. thereby re-
ducing monthly payments and in
terest. Mr. HAMILTON, D1. 7-6711
2nd AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
lmmediats service; Gall Ma $3.50
NATIONAL FINANCE CO
IO14 < st. NV H1th and K
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MOTORCYCLES

SEE THE '53 TRIUMPH TWINS now
on display. Z models to choose from.
Priced from $74S. The World .
Best Motorcycle" Trade and terms.
ALLIED MOTORS, 100 9th st. NV.
CO 6-l4Af.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; 8 to 8 year terms and
monthly payments. P. j. WALSHE
INC. l115 Eye st. NV. MA. S-6468
MONEY ON SECOND TRUST. We
will buy second trust notes. D c.
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE g. IN
VESTMEN CORP. 1912 N. Y ave
NV, Ma. S-5S33.
end AND 3rd TRUST NOTES pur-
chased. prompt action. RE. 7-4960
HUGH B. CONNER, 1927 K St NV
Evenings. DU 7-709l
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BAR row REALTY CO Realtors
1881 @ st. NV, ME S-2495.
2nd TRUSTS ARLINGTON AREA
Immed action McClaine Properties
2100 Wilson Blvd Arl.. ia. 2-3300
AMPLE CASH FOR End AND 3rd
MORTAGES NEARBY MARYLAND
HOMES. MR. PERCY. JU. $4,000
3l9 EIG BLDG. Sill SPG. MD
SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
gao TO 40 DISCOUNT
MR.. OUICK-RA f-34lS III
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTOS e TRucKs wANTeD

PICK UP-Job Oh contract; white,
responsible. reasonable. JU. 9-6O13.
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GARAGE

Large size. S795. Completely erected
No money down. FILA terms. 4
years to pay. AcECO, ia. 1881,