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Evening star., 1953-11-25
Legislation 10 Raise
Pay Scales Of Public
Health Doctors Urged

The Public Health Advisory
Council yesterday asked for
special legislation to boost pay
scales of physicians in the Dis
trict Department of Public
Health.
The council, concerned by re-
ports District General Hospital
may loose its high standing in
medical circles unless it makes
more attractive, urged the Com
the salaries of key medical posts
missioners to take action on
special pay bill. The council
asked that the legislation be de-
signed along the lines of pay
scales in the Veterans Admin
stration medical department.
Nnder law, VA doctors were
removed from civil service clas-
sif1cation and placed in higher
pay brackets. Also authorized
was a rs per cent bonus for
doctors qualifying as specialists.
DR.. w. Montague Cobb, council
member, said pay raises were
needed particularly at District
General Hospital in the fields of
pathology, radiology, psychiatry
and anesthesiology.
He pointed out that the Amer
ican Board of Anesthesiology has
withdrawn approval of the hos
pitfalls training program in this
department.
The council also indicated it's
Evening star., 1953-11-25
Former Fiancee Tells
Court Of Beating by
Investment Official

A 28-year-old Washington in
vestment corporation official
went on trial yesterday in NUM-
cipal Court charged with black
ing the eyes of his 17-year-old
former f1ancee.
The defendant, William D.
Calomiris of 6314 Sixteenth
street NV, an officer of the
William Calomiris Investment
Corp. of 1912 Seventeenth street
NV, is being tried before Judge
Andrew j. Howard. jr., on
charges of assault and threats
to his former fiancee, Betty Mant-
zouris, a Coolidge High School
student of 323 Emerson street
NV.
The attractive brunette told
the court the beating occurred
after she danced with Calomiris'
cousin at a wedding reception
September 6 at the Mayhower
Hotel. Calomiris became angry,
she testified, and decided to leave
the party and break the engage
ment.
Struck Suddenly.
She said they started to walk
to his car when "all of a sudden
a fist came down on top of my
head and then full force into
my face"
"The next thing I remember,
I was lying across the front
seat. His fists were coming down
into my face. He was pounding
as hard as he could"
She testified that he then
drove off with her and "kept
on saying why did I dance
with him and when / would say
it was only his nephew, he
started all over again, pounding
me-"
Tried to Escape.
when I told him to please
look at my teeth-at what he had
done-he said: oh, let's see.
sweetheart and he took his fist
Evening star., 1953-11-25

"A THE EVENING STAR
F" Washington, D. C.
WEDNESDAY, NOVEMBER rs, 1853
Evening star., 1953-11-25

and it went right into my mouth.
I don't remember anything else
for a while"
She told the court she tried
to get out of the car several
times. She finally succeeded
and was rescued by cab driver
who testified he had followed
Calomiris from the hotel after
seeing the beating.
She listed her injuries as: Two
black eyes, completely closed,
bloody nose and mouth, seven
chipped teeth, torn ligaments in
the wrists, bruises and bites from
head to toe.
Judge Howard continued the
trial until December 7.
Evening star., 1953-11-25

approval of the Commissioners
plan to make impounded animals
available to research centers
here. A hearing has been sched-
uled on the proposal for Decem-
ber 4
Evening star., 1953-11-25
Burglar Has q Cor

MIAMI. Okla, Nov. 25 (P.-
A burglar broke into a motor
company shop during a recent
cold spell, passed up valuable
tires. tools, and hard cash in
favor of three gallons of anti
freeze.
Evening star., 1953-11-25
Greek Air Force Grows

ATHENS, Nov. 25. (P).-De-
fense Minister Panayotis Camel
lopoulos told Parliament last
night that through American as
sistance Greece now has an air
force of 400 planes including $50
lets.
Evening star., 1953-11-25
OPEN THANKSGIVING DAY

SPLIT LEVEL LIVING IN SPRINGFIELD
spitevel design been the market in Springfield
the CrewOOd Construction The ebedrOOm bath
sells S1825O builders it
offered $1,000 with VA
has finished recreation that be used
developed larger
inadequate
expanding activities kitchen
Hv md mar
Evening star., 1953-11-25
A kitchen
extension telephone
saves steps
and trouble

You're right in the middle of preparing
dinner. Then the telephone rings: It's
Aunt Minnie-who really likes to talk.
Time fies-and before you know it, your
lovely dinner is spoiled.
A kitchen extension telephone is the
answer, of course! With it, you can keep
your eye on things in the kitchen and
answer your calls, too. Comes in handy
in many ways, such as planning meals
and ordering groceries.
Have all the convenience of kitchen
extension telephone for only few cents
day. Just call our Business Office!
Evening star., 1953-11-25

TO Reach out shirley H0tway to Frdncontq Springfield ouer
AUenNe let EsSer and oloW sons sir blocks to model home
Evening star., 1953-06-30
Senaie Unit 10 Hold
Public Hearing on
Home Rule tomorrow

Home rule for washington will
he considered at public hearings
bya Senate District subcommit-
tee 100 pm. tomorrow.
Witnesses, who. wish to testify
Wets requested to notify the Dis
tractl Committee in writing or by
teler10t1a In advance. The hear
ms VII be in the District Com
taikteS room In the Capitol.
Subcommittee Chairman Bar
tktt etimated that one session
VIII be- sufficient. He pointed
out the Senate passed a similar
Ill last year, and lengthy hear
mrs havesbeen held on both the
senate and House sides Of the
eHitol.
s am hopeful that both the
subcommittee and the full Dis
tfict Gnuamittee viii report the
bill very shortly" he said.
Sees Objections Eliminated.
"All objections to the consti-
tutionality Of the measure have
been eliminated by the Supreme
Court decision in the Thompson
restaurant case. 1.-THE legislator
added.
The high tribunal held in that
decision that Congress had the
authority to delegate legislative
powers to the District govern
lnent.: = @ s1
This home rule legislation"
Senator Barrett said, sis long
overdue. In my opinion it is
sound, it is good for the country
and ought to be good for the
District OF, Columbia"
District Committee Chairman
Case said he may sit in on hear
ings by the subcommittee if he
is not prevented by other duties.
I'VE had lengthy hearings last
session and there was debate on
the floor," he explained. But I
feel we should give the local peo-
pie q, chance to say whatever
they want to about the bill"
Council to be Elected.
The measure, sponsored by 80
Senators, calls for election Of a
nine member city council, a nine
member Board Of Education, and
! mayor nominated by the Pres
ident, subject to Senate confir-
nation. !.
The judiciary subcommittee to
conduct the hearing consists Of
Chairman Barrett, Senator Nicely.
Democrat, Of West Virginia, for
mer chairman Of the full Dis
trict Committee, and Senator
Morse. Independent. of Oregon.
Z Senator Barrett expressed hope
the measure not only would be
approved by the subcommittee.
and District Committee, but may
be considered by the Senate it
self before adjournment this
summer. .
Evening star., 1953-06-30
Mitchell Sees Darden
For Counsel on Steps
Toward Parry Unity
BY the A.soeios.d Pres.

RICHMOND. Va. June 3d.
Democratic National Chairman
Stephen A. Mitchell says he has
sought the counsel of a former
Virginia Governor ION how to
make the Democratic Party q
truly national party" fxs
Mr.. Mitchell said he consulted
with Colgate w. Darden, III. Uni
versity Of Virginia president. at
Charlottesville last month"; and
added:
II regard Colgate Darden as
one Of the great minds and great
men Of the Democratic Party.
and ! want him to be active In
It,"
Was Deeply Impressed"
Mr.. Mitchell told q reporter In.
q telephone interview yesterday
that he came away from the two
hour conference in Charlottes-
vile deeply impressed, warmed.
and more convinced than ever
that Democrats ought to see
more Of each other"
He said he had sought Mr..
Darden's counsel as an extreme
ly respected stateman Of the
Democratic Party"
The national chairman said he
had determined to confer with
Mr.. Darden after reading the
latter's March 81 address to a
Virginia Democratic Jefferson
jackson Day dinner here. In it,
Mr.. Darden had urged conserva-
tive Virginia Democrats and lib
eral national elements in the
party to compose their differ
enceS.
Out of Active Politics.
Mr.. Darden had no comment
on Mr.. Mitchell's disclosure. Mr..
Mitchell said that at the con-
ference Mr.. Darden had said he
dropped out of active politics on
Evening star., 1953-06-30
Suspect Won't Talk
For q Good Reason
By fh0 ASsocid1ed Press

ST. LOUIS. June 30.-Police,
checking on drug store holdup,
questioned a man last night. but
he wouldn't talk-just kept
chewing.
The officers soon found out
why-he had seven $40 bills in
his mouth.
They booked John Sawyer. "a.
et. Louis laborer, as suspected
of larceny.
Evening star., 1953-06-30

becoming university president
and spoke only as IAN observer
on the sideiines, not as a polit-
ical warrior"
Sources close to Mr.. Darden
say his interest in politics is
academic and that he feels the
way to project his influence on
Virginia's course is through the
graduates Of the university.
Evening star., 1953-06-30
Eddy Gilmore, Ap Writer,
Leaves Moscow for U. 5.
BY shs Assoeiaisd Press

MOSCOW. June 30.-Eddy
Gilmore. an Associated Press
correspondent in the Soviet
Union since 1941. left Moscow
by plane today for Finland. en-
route to the United States. He
was accompanied by his Russian
born wife and two small chill
dren.
On the same plane with the
Gilmores were another American
and mis- Russian wife, Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Tucker. and Mrs.
Ethel Balashova, q United States
citizen. and her two daughters
by a Russian father.
The Soviet Union gave Mrs.
Gilmore. Mrs. Tucker and the
Balashova children permission
to leave early this month in the
arst such Russian action In re-
cent years. Subsequently, the
government announced 1t would
give exit visas to four more RUS
sian wives Of Americans living
In Moscow.
Gilmore has been succeeded
here by Thomas p. Whitney. a
member OF Al. P.s Moscow star
for six years. who now becomes
acting chief Of bureau in Mos
COW
The A. p. has announced in
New York it hopes to arrange
soon assignment Of another
. A. II
Evening star., 1953-06-30
Could Heot 1877 Homes

INDIANAPOLIS. ~ One late
model jet-aircraft engine gen.
crates enough heat to warm
1872 f1ve-room houses.
Evening star., 1953-06-30
Points for Parents, Ea,'h. TAsns. we'ss. '

sometimes parents should take itattDe IN telling
non-QueStionng children about TepToducttonest they get
npisintormGttOm from other sources
Evening star., 1953-06-30

The A. p. has announced in
New York it hopes to arrange
soon assignment Of another
American to it's Moscow staff.
Evening star., 1953-06-30

1. "Delieieus" BY CATALINA.
Polished cotton dressmdker suit
with bcned sides. elostic shirred
back, white trim. Orchid, tur-
quoise. yellow. 81 to SO. i0.s5
}. "Postose Stomp" by JANTZEN.
SHRED nylon suit with erink-
elosticized back. UnbeiieyobIy
lightweight and fost drying.
Royol, black or dark green. 81 to
SO $l0.9S
:. "Ses Molds" BY ELExEES. Dress
maker suit with separate eirdle-
like pants for slim nnooic. OF
fost-dryino nyIon. eeetote end
orion. Block and navy. SO to -,
$Is.sS
,. "cersese" BY JANTzEN. Crink-
eIosticized cotton suit with
OOHSo Dto. y Su09-t'V"9
4beouty in blue. purple OF
tropical locking ntulti-eolor
print. 81 to SO $io.sS
!. ''Fsur Shiprs BY CATALINA.
Streornlined suit OF cotton and
ocetote lostex with Stirred front
poneIs and lettering pieoted
bro top. Block only. 81 to 3e.
$io.ss
KGHn,s-Second Floor
WGshtnCton
Street loor-AYltngtoR
Evening star., 1953-04-07

DOWNTOWN
10 Story Office Bldg. on
10th st. NV, near F
1900 to 6400 SO. IT. in whole or in
part, available for immediate oc-
cupancy. To inspect call
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
l4l5 X st. Realtors. ME. S-54OO
1922 EYE ST. NV,
AIR-CONDITIONED
1St FLOOR SPACE
App. 5000 So. #. of once space
avail for imm. occup. front and
rear entrances; plate glass window,
fiuoreScent lights; reas. rent. To
inspect call LEO M. BERNSTEIN 4
CO. 1415 < st. NV. NE. 8-54O0.
1406 G ST. NV.
Bright, cheerful ONCE containing 27b
SO. IT,, now available in ideal down
tonW location. Call Mr.. johnson.
KASS-BERGER, INC.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
STORES FOR RENT Cont }


sELF-sERvICE GROCERY in Cen
ter Market City. 5th and K SITS.
BY Safeway Stores. since 1919 do
ing an excellent business: immed.
MIR. ROBBINS. DI. 7o5039 or cali
MRS. SENNETT. ME. S-5400.
STORE AND APT.-Large store. 2312
Rhode Isl Ind ave. ne, and 2 rooms.
kit. and bath apt. Ideal for small
business. Rent $,75. heat in
18th Sladea And D'isoopt' YoT sFss EE S,wsax7s 9ls1
Excel. barber shop, bakery. shoe
parlor, pawn shop. Rent reas. Du.
1ioo ist ST. N.w.-corner store.
show vino ow. approx. l7x44, flour.
lights completely decorated: S125
mo. To inspect call LEO M. BERN
STEIN d CO.. 1415 K st. NV, ME-.
'Tf0ksEG SPACE. containing approx.
Once Bldg Can HG also Be nSSs Used q fOr moa of.
fices. Avail. June l. For further in
formation. call MRS. HUTCHINSON.
7ss@ IS 5tS siSGsT. 81. NV. tacross St. from
new Gen Acctg, on J. approx. l. 900
50. IT.. plus dble. gar. in rear; i'm
call LEO M. BERNSTEIN a. Co,
14l6 x st. NV. ME. $1,000.
100 BLK. 7th ST. NV.
Lee. mod. front store, in this very
busy blk. suitable fer any good
retail business. Available shortly at
}Ess gfssj fsR'a1i FHsaER MANAGEMENT CO.
l4%O K ST. NV. Realtors Elk. 3-1S11
Evening star., 1953-04-07
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN as; excel. eond. throughout;
S395 Many 48's through '52's now
available at low cost. MANHATTAN
AUTO. k.-F.. INC, est. 1914. Your
direct Austin of England. Sales and
ser Service; Ssx sStb So :ldss dssoS Of 18th at X
Dynatiow; beautiful a-eOne blue Sss'saSi ana
gray finish: low mileage, In posi-
lively excellent mechanical condi-
tfon II you are looking for q Buick
Riviera, this Is the best buy in town.
81 .746. low down payment. GREEN
WAY MoToRs. 5000 MINI. ave. ne.
BUICK "a super sedanette: sparkling
tionsi signals. excellent tires. A
fine value at S695. Ask for Mr.
Bryce. HoRNER'S CORNER, 9th and
.sc FlaI ne IL 6i64e4:
Dss5 Ask a 'TEsr' fUr ME- MTssulsE Morelane: SIlpe:
HoRNER's coRNER. 9th and Fla.
ne. II. 0-6464. .
BUICK 1910 Special de luxe sedan;
excellent: $225, terms. ROPER,
1G30 r: L ave. ne.
BUICK so Special 4-dr. de luxe: r.,
other accessories. An szceptiOnally
for Mr.. Bryce, HoRNKRs CORNER,
9th and Fla. DE. IL 6-6404. q
BUICK 1851 6-pass. Super estate
wagon; r, b., Dynanow. E-Z eye
glass. large loading deck. Ask for
Mr; NJ Moreland. Mo- Lar aoENEE's IcsoRNER; g
B1fck H znd is4s "a sedan; ; II sbss. sOoS only sI4s
down; 2 city blocks Of amazing flne
car bargains. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
INC, 1871 Bladensburg R6. ne.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
WANTED
1853 MODELS
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 194S P-l a-ton panel: newly
painted in Ford red and in excellent
condition and appearance. Special
At $695 PARKWAY (FordD 3O5
M st. NV. AID. 2-01S5. Open y to o
FORD 1919 F-6 S-cylinder dumr
truck; this truck is equipped with
plated frame. s.yard nE body: nshts trucR RShi n
$f.os5. PARKWAY AisR11lH8 ,ForS5. ST $685. $sls n n
st. NV. AID. 2-OlS5. Open . to 9
FORD 1851 F-6 S-cylinder dump
This truck Is in, excellent condition
enc owner; equipped with 2-speec
rear, S.26x2O tires. turn signals
running lights. frame FISH plated
with cab shield and high load side.
work and priced at ST .S95 PARK.
WAY tFord) 3051 M st. NV. AID
caEHS5, S13lSS rIpen en- 3 ssx to = nr,,,,,nv
OWNER. Ju. 9-7611. N1a
WILLYS 194S l-ton pickup; 4-whee
dr.: motor in excel. cond.; oversize
tires; $695. AS Lee ave. Manassas
FORD 1850 h-ton panel VS.; light
green, In new-car condition, 1,SOU
Hare GSa ADb1soN e Ns0 cSs7iost $s7S can sSea Sm
and Service. no. $500. eS
Isl delivery sedan, ]
yr:. old; heater and spotlight; low
mileage; $3.50 or best offer. 10.
CHEVROLET 1850 sl-ton panel; less
throuEhout: BY OWNER $500. d En-
FORD 194S h-ton panel; good cond
sacrifice S465. 1921 14th st. NV.
Det. ga p,m. -
CHEVROLET '52 pickup truck, S995;
BY owner; excel. cond. EASTERN
CAB LOT. see Mr.. Mayhugh. g"
Evening star., 1953-04-07
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

BETHEsDA-Three soft. lots, sewer
11d 11d Eater .y ayyailable, $500; or two
4;Ssz6 slf- 81; f-e5so: sstsS. sAMUEL aSfSii q I
BSfEbERs BSHfEhhH ATTENTioa aHT Ri S-i2eei Town 1d j
Fairfax. within city limits. So acres
zoned apts.. semidet. and residen-
tai. sewer and water avail. Priced
4ooss. toF ssl'5 "a. sale: sessis sARAH SCOTT. "a
$?5 DOWN for a cottage site at near
BY beach resorts; only 30 min. from
p c.. near Annapolis. Md. and
Chesa. Bay; PRICED from $50 and
9pS;ooo. 9p; KAY o. REALTY CO. RA.
SLIGO GREEN TSi PkwY.miPHs wHYnnAPUss It toTS; o.
255 IT.: between New Hamp. and
easTER easrTE ave; coNsT 80" coks'' sse '!fa.. Ta..
$1,000 or EN- 2-4794.
LAKE BANCROFT. va ige.. love.
~ lots block from beach: utils,
ss!Esas6i snssoi. 'n AID. A3ES5AcH Ql5S5e4A'c q CO. D1
WOODBRIDGE. vA.-60 acres facins
No. l Hwy; near new school. Excel.
for sub-dividing. Very reasonable
IL S.6652; ewes. TIE, 6-2a57.
soc +. Call Mr.. Hughes with THE
BRANT CO. JE. 3-SII8: ewes, ia,
rSsMSS, rSSsc3HSS1; ~, Exclusiye agents.
DISTRICT HElGHTS-l2 acres. level
grouQd: $1,000 per acre BREHME
CO, JU. S-5S5S. Cali p to & If
ONE TO 3 ACRE HOME SITES :'OC
to 200 It: road frontage; $1,000 tc
81 500: Close to swimming and fish
ing. nigh elevation. beautiful view
BSFdRsNNAARD T. BRQsIUs. Realtor, JU
9sn420; ewes, Mr.. Scott, JU. g.
4 Tors, $1,000. On Old Dominion pta
Or; or; va; Only 5 min. from Wash.
I TO 1O-A; 3 locations; Dist driving
q7Iisstence; 7Is 5 yrs. to pay; NV. and Sc.
I 70 io9i: TRACTS: 3 locations;
Dist. driving dist: 5 yrs. to pay: n W.
and s.e. Of D. C. OWNER, ~. 5-5533,
POTOMAC RryFR-
Han-acre homesites. 8 mi, from
.. G.; Oxon Hill Md: streets and
BUILDERS OR HOME BUYERS
Gorgeous homesites, close in, ad-
Joining Rock Greek Park; approx.
1OOx250; suitable for homes, S35, 900
TO $4,000; priced approx. $500
or less than 25 cents per square
1t; Call Mr.. Raymond. RA. 6-5924,
with FRANK s. PHILLIPS. D1.
LaN6niFor residential subdivision. Mas
apartments. commercial and indus
trial; G: LOUIS CAPUTI. Realtor.
JE. 2-141S. q
Evening star., 1953-04-07
GOOD FARMS

ONLY 25 MINUTES to Silver Spp
lO0-acre stock farm for $4,000
OLD: PENNA: DUrcH solid brick
farmhouse. built about 1900 on I2d
acres; flreplaces, bath. paved
road: good land and outbIdgs' ::
SD 900. Easy drive to Was ling .on.
EXCELLENT 300-ACRE FARM, spa
cious 12-room home, good bldgs :
Wash. vicinity; $500 per acre.
oQO-ACRE DAIRY and stock farm.
l2-room modern stone home. 4
other homes. many outbldRs.; about
4 ACRE FRUITf FARM with modern
bu1galow, on hwy: plenty room to
sdd chickens; easy drive to Wash.
10 ACRES Cor up to so,. Groom
modern home, close in: better see
this quickly; only S14,75O; addi-
tional acres. S1O0 per acre.
OLD HOME with bath on 3Ls acres
on hwy; outbldgs.; not far from
our once: only S9.950 with $4,000
ACREAGE in s. 10 and e5 acre tracts.
STOP IN our ofiice on U. 8. 24O in
SGaithersburg, where you can get a
az SssEE; cIosEb; THURSDAYS
OPEN SATURDAYS AND bUNDAYS
RIPLEY & ROMER. INC.
GA1THERSBURG 200
Evening star., 1953-04-07
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR REM

End OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES O,
ONCE space. 2nd A.; 2.lOO sq. it.,
Aft. stairway. fireproof bldg. liS4
STREET Il Z sn4eojo4 MN' GREEN
BEAUTY PARLOR. Photographic stu
directly opposite new Sears. Roe
buck dept. store being built on Ala
bama ave. Sc. 2S4O Alabama ave
Sc: 10. 3-636S. -
OFFICE AVAILABLE MAY. 1. in air
cond.. suite. ideal downtown loo.
sessas ssessTsssrial service; rent reas. ma
AVAILABLE go DAYS Newly re-
modelled brick building; has ovel
1000 SO; IT. of open ONCE space
rms; on End fir:; ideal for firm
n, n,seding a convenient location witt
rent. Re eetssiaz sia. ipnes; Ii 47sss 7Fsssasonaol; M
ONE OF WASH.'S leading trade as.
soc. has some additional office suites
legation. EX. 3-6202. IA
AVAILABLE May /; attractive. COO
phons sss, RE. fT; 7-osSSS1 sSSnt'et bldg sqPPt
PARKING-open lot avail. at 1Stt
and P SITS. NV. Dupont Circle). "a.
saANEEoE sGIE EEeoTEins Z PTiiyTiHlSs; PiTHs; SIS per mo
N T. THE hiS SHADOW Do Sci$4Si Of TAE CAPITOL
Modern ofices and suites avaiiabl,
at 301 East Capitol st and othe1
locations locations. Rooms including al
DGiNoHoE iSiGs q SONS s14 Penn,
ALEXANDRIA,. on Mt. Iei vernon ave.
double and several single ofiices
ranging from $40 to S65 mo. utils
18th AND X SITS. N.W.-i-rm. Of.
NE ni1 sirv,Ss. IN ,downtS%a IS,a. elsy. sa,ce BLDG
BERNSTEIN g. CO.. i9l5 K St. NV W
14th AND k SITS. N.w.-Air-condi.
TONED earpeted suite. consisting oi
dopntovn dOpT9S; 9S9 s1.vsto, So; fl . l0csted i
cupancy April i; ali services IN IN.
IEo oeq M IN BERSsrEInNS TsHs 4 insPest' co ,fi al
x st. NV. ME. $4,000.
62O8 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-1st floor
large rooms avail. for immediate
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN Il CO,
Realtors, t415 K st. NV. ME.
NEW HAMP. AVE. EXTENDED
space available for used-car lot in
safeway store and large service sta. A.
M. BERNSTEIN & CO, SealtoTs' tors
,l4l5 K st: NV. NE. S-54OO.
1llOF ST. N.W.---In the heart of ths
trading area; large single oficef
from S35. a Merchant Bldg. In.
LLuGHs CO.. 1906 H st. NV. MA
OCCIDENTAL BLDG, 1411 Penna
ave. NV. tbetWeen the Willard and
WASHINGTON Hotelsl; 800 50. #. ex-
Law. Can offer at s8 per #. H Tor II. J.
VI. lease. Avail. immed. Also sew
eral single front suites with Law.
At $50. Consult Mr.. Awkward,
SHANNON & LUCHs CO., 1905 H
suites. Fiuorescent iiehts. Venetis II r
manaeer. NH. s-44s3. ei5 ~
2,00O OR 1000 SO. FIT. of 1st fl
DaTsps OSs spass 81 10 ,.4 AL Ample pFE9 fEss
Abingdon, Wilson bouleSard-ciar-
endon pedestrian trafic between
Penney's and Sears Roebuck; 2.story,
Groom, 2h-bath, cement block
mouse converted to omceS, with pri-
yate parking area, GEORGE MA
son GREEN CO.. ia. 2-3S3S: ewes
OFFICE SPACE. located on Fenton
St. Silver Spring. mr.. Hecht'S dept,
store, available in suites. immed.
occupancy, private parking. Also
adjacent to free public parking lot
May be shown At your convenience
Dv calling JU. 5-7100. CHESTER
H. KELLER. REALTOR.
VICTOR BLDG, 9th AND a PL- NV
Avail. May l. Lge. outside once
23xl4 IT,. mod. ONCE bldg; low
Evening star., 1953-04-07
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

ATLANTIC CITY-5-rm. apt: newly
dec; sleeps B: ~ block from board
walk; $3.50 per season HUI 3-3646
ATLANTIC CITY-Duplex. brick,
rms and bath each floor newly
furn. and dec: 100. yds. from
boardwalk: S14.a0O. Phone 'HU 81
CHARLESTON. s. C.-Newly deco
ocean-on the Isle Of Palms" The
house contains living -dinette comb.
kit, . bedrms., bath and lge
Screened-in porch. Ideal vacation
SPOT and investment. Lot approx.
Call OWNER. OIL. 2-5759. -13
FIVE ACRES with dwelling, running
wster and electric lights on Route
No. 2. east side of Shenandoah
Va, in Jefferson County. W. va.
MOORE INSURANCE & REALTY
CO., Box 10. Charles Town. W. Va.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
YOU MAY

Have admired this home Just re-
Gently completed, with high quality
workmanship and material. Liv:
entrance hall; conv. screened porch
reached from din. area. The kit. Is
we'll planned and also enters onto
porch. Full bsmt. and bedrm. Just
of kit; . more bedrms. and bath
complete lst-fl. plan. the, daylight
recr. area with hrepl.. maids rm.
possibility. 2-car garage. A quiet,
dead-end street in one Of No. Arl.' 5
de luxe neighborhoodS. Will meet
with your 100 per cent approval. At
S33.5O0 this value is outstanding in
comparison with offerings today;
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4163 Lee Hwy. on Glebe. IA. 10000
Evening star., 1953-04-07
$4,000 DOWN

And the balance in one trust. will
finance this beautiful beach prop
erty with over 300 IT. Of water
front. Charming cottage completely
bedrooms, ia baths living room and
large dining room. Wonderful boat
ing, fishing and hunting in COM
munity of professional people. Call
now for further information and ap-
pointment to inspect this week end.
Mrs. PamSey, ia. S-1966.
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC
Realtor nla Uptown Once
1908 Wis. Ave. EN-. 2-6715
Evening star., 1953-04-07
SUMMER HOMES

COTTAGES. near Blue Ridge Summit,
Pa; wk. or season: swimming pool.
MIR. DELGADO. once. EX. 3-3822.
FROM JUNE Is to SEPT. Family
of 5 wants beach house or farm
within 80 mi. area Of d. c. SWIM
ming facilities necessary. Box 81
E, Star. .