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Evening star., 1954-10-24
ALEXANDRIA
OPEN TODAY

OT EN IODA Z
1411 RUSSELL RID.
THIS IS A SACRIFICE SALE and
that this 3 OR / BEDRM. BRICK
DUTCH COLONIAL WITH, 2la
BATHS and full bsmt Is way, way
below the market. AT ONLY SIS
firepl.. SEP. DIN. RIM, well-equipped
kit, breakfast ru. sun rm. or den,
side screamed porch. HEAT is OIL
H.-WE There is a det. brick ga
House RECENTLY REDEc. AND
IN Al CONDITION. Your smaller
home will be considered in trade
Cup to S12,0001. This is an un-
heard of Observation-Disclosures
at oncel
E. A. HERNHOLM
XII. g-7411 Ewes. SO. 5-6572
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PRIVATE RETREAT

Open Sun 2 to 9: daily By appt. Q.
owner. Set In the midst Of morl
than acres Of ground. Liy. rm
with flrepl., din. rTn.. equipped kit
This d,. pr9pssrty ,Ds must must Be seen S99o to 3; 3
loan may be assumed. Dir: Ou'
Lee hwy. TO Broad st. In Fall,
Church. right to Lemon rd.. right
to Hillside DIR. and left to sign.
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Parker, Smith & Donnell
2026 No. 10th st. at Courthouse Rd,
Realtors Omen @ TIL @ ia 7-RIR1
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q REDROOMS

CT approved for only $4,000. In
Lincolnia on Shirley hwy. cloverleaf,
approx. ~ acre 2-car garage, large
tile, equipped kit. liv. rm.,. 2 bed
rms, and bath on 1st floor. 2
bedrms. on 2nd floor; utility rm., oil
heat. Only $500 down to qualified
veteran.
BELL REALTY co.
Colonial Building, Alexandria, Va. .
XII. S-1S6S 9 till o
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2-APT. UNIT.

On corner lot. ! apt. furn., both nov
rented. Each apt. contains liv. rrn
with flrepl... Q bedrms... bath, din
rnn., kit. and porch. Excel. condition
Fast direct transportation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15

AA0AGA dN1dblOQ
competition takes place from
July "A to IS at Suffolk County
Air Force Base, N. Y. -
Despite the lack of reS 5nse
TO the invitation to the Commu-
mist bloc countries. i Spokesman
said any member nation of the
Federation Aeronautique Inter-
rationale will be permitted to
enter the Olympics, If its rep
resentatives reach New York in
time to permit pre-meet in
Spection of models and flight
equipment. The FAI has logged
some of the records said to
have been made by the Conn
nunists.
Many other. countries. INCLUDE
ing the United States. have
entered the competition.
It was also disclosed yesterday
that 1t. Gen, James H. Doolittle
the famed airman, has been
named air marshal of the Olym-
pics and that Joan Nelson. an
airline stewardess, has been
selected as Miss Air Olympics.
The contest is sponsored by
Convair Division of General
Dynamics Corp. The Air Force
will be host.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
Combat Among Model Planes
Will Add Test to AiShow

Combat flying, the most excit-
ing and at the same time the
most sporting event In model
air shows will have a large num-
Der Of contestants at the ninth
annual National Capital Model
Air Show, to be held at Andrews
Air Force Base on Sunday.
Already more than so entrants
have signed in for the event,
sponsored by the Air Force AS
ISOLATION. Thirty -eight Of these
are from out Of town.
In this particular event, two
flyers are in the circle conpet-
ing against each other. Two
wires, Is feet long, connect the
plane to the flyers hand grip.
From the tail of each plane, q
long strip of crepe paper is flown.
providing the target for the
contest.
After the planes are airborne
and attain maximum speed of
about IS or 90 miles per hour,
the combat begins. Each flyer
attempts to cut pieces Of paper
from the streamer attached to
his opponents plane. Al score is
made for every cut.
Great skill is required to evade
an opponents attack and. at the
same time. switch over from the
defensive to the offensive. Free
uuerltly the control lines Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
Dickinson Spirited Away
By Army, His Attorney CHARGES

Corpl. Edward S. Dickenson's
attorney charges that the Army
has spirited" his client away
lin what appears to be an OBJ
vious effort to deny us access"
to the young soldier.
The lawyer, Guy Emery, said
yesterday he had written Mai.
Gen. John H. Stokes, jr., COM
handing general of the Military
District of Washington, and to
Secretary of Defense Wilson
asking for Dickenson's return to
this area.
Gen. Stokes headquarters an
nounced yesterday that he had
approved the court-martial con-
viction of Dickinson on charges
Of collaborating with the Com
muniSts while a prisoner in
Korea. The Army also an
nounced that Dickinson was be-
Ing transferred from confine-
ment at nearby Fort Belvoir, Va,
to the disciplinary barracks al
New Cumberland. Pa.
Mr.. Emery said he had learned
of the Stokes decision through
a newspaper account and hadn't
received official notice of the
action.
ut appears that the Army
spirited Corpl. Dickinson out OF
the area at crucial point in
his case, before we could talk to
him." Mr.. Emery said.
Dickenson's case now goes to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15

two planes become entangied as
the operators must keep within
the I50-foot circle In which the
contest is held. Plane casualties
run high.
In last years meet, for In
stance. one combatant had made
six cuts from his opponents
tail and sought to snip of the
last remaining fragment. The
opponent. who had been on the
defensive during the entire COM
bat. dove with the first flyer fol-
lowing him down. At the last
moment, the opponent leveled
Of and then scared high in the
air. The first flyer, intent on
the fragment of paper failed to
realize how close he was to the
ground and could not pull out.
His plane was wrecked and, OF
course, he lost the contest.
Modeleers from the Washing
ton area who have entered the
combat event are Richard RAM
sopher, Alexandra; 1T. Rich-
ard D. Holder, Andrews Air
Force Base: John ID. Gregory,
1905 Georgia avenue NV; Jack
Pittock, 4311 Raleigh avenue.
Alexandria: Allison Hopkins.
2340 Jameson street, TIillcrest
Heights. Nd: Altman 1ic sam
uel w. Lind. Boiling Air Force
Base: John M. Bronstein, SOTO
KnollWood drive Sc: Andrew
J.lCarter, 1910 Naylor road Sc;
Dick Kreis, 2113 Cascade road,
Silver Spring: John +. Albert
son, FOOT North Taft street, Ar
lington;; Capt. o. E. Radcliffe,
Andrews Air Force Base, and
Thomas Montzka. 1885 Forty
sixth street NV.
The show is conducted by the
National Capital Model Air Show,
Inc, composed of three repre-
sentatives each from The Star,
the. Veterans of Foreign Wars
and the Exchange Club Of WASH
ington, who are the trustees, in
cooperation with the Chevrolet
dealers of Metropolitan Wash
ington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15

the Review Board Of the Army
Judge Advocate General. II
the board upholds the convic-
tion, Dickinson can appeal to
the o. s. Court of Military APP
peals.
The 23-year-old farm boy
from Crackers Neck, Va, was
tried here last spring and was
sentenced May 4 to dishonorable
discharge, forfeiture of pay and
allowances and 10 years impri-
sonment at hard labor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
Christian Arob Elected
Mayor Of Nazareth
BY the Associated Press

NAZARETH. Israel, July Is
A 60-year- old Christian Arab
lawyer, a supporter of Israelis
majority Mapai Gaborl Party
was elected mayor of Nazareth
today. His victory came after
weeks Of unsuccessful efforts by
Communists on the Municipal
Council to put in one Of their
memhers.l III N ~
Amin Salim Jarjoura was
chosen as head of the city adj
rninistration when all but one Of
the nine mont Communists on the
15-man council swung to his
support. Nazareth, the city
where Jesus grew up, has a pop
ulation of about 10000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15

I n e " appar-
emily intend
to ignore the
world cham
pionship con-
tie ts. to be
held durin g
the World
M o ell Air
Oily m p les,
it was an
nounced yes
terday by the
w a S h ington
committee.
The glObal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-15
Reds Still Stunning
Invitation 10 Enter
Model Plane Contest

Although Russia and her satel-
lites claim to hold more than
30 per cent of all recognized
world titles in model aviation.
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HOUSES. 70 SHARE

WILL SHARE HOME WITH WOMAN
and child Or cpler free rent for care
AGExRSDRfAMo.hWsrT fi RRSSfs nS q WT and S.pt ssurt.s
will share 6-rm. home with couple.
or win rent 2 bedrnis.. 80. 6-7646.
4l04 New Hamp. n.w.-
Ent. 1st a.. liv. rm., hedrm,, kit,
hath: adults: furn.: $50 mo. To: 2
WORKING LADY--Nice home "a
share: cpl. Or girls; TV. Cal
C0NGENixL WOMAN WISHES TO
SHARE new 4-bedrm. home with
2 or 3 other ladies. radio, Tv, un-
AIn., phone, STORAGE fac, $45 peI
mo, HE. 4.24s6. \.
share 3-bedrrn.. 2-bath home on
acre at Burtonsyille. Nd. miles
to Four Corners. Silver Spring. With
Q woman or q woman and daughter
or . couple. All utils. furn.. $50.
Parkway 5Sl4D2. Box STE, Star.
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HOUSE uNfuRNlsMEp
Choice Locations

S130-Popular Heights. the choice
Falls Church community with
Its own swimming pool and
rec. center; 3.bedrin. brick
rambler, all-elec. GE kitchen
with range, garbage Disposall,
dishwasher and Bendix washer,
Large picture windows, wooded
lot; storaRe attic. Is min. 70
Pentagon. House with bsmt.
slightly higher.
S15O--202 8. Lee st., Falls Church,
ideally located. Just block
from busline and st. James
Parochial School. 3-hedrOom
rambler with daylight bsmt.
and pull-dOwn stairway to
attic. Modern all-elec. Kitchen
neW-house condition.
3lf0-C olumbiA Pines, beautiful SUBJ
division near Annandale. New
3.bedrm. brick ramblers, large
picture windows, tull bsmt,,
pull-down stairway to attic,
garage. disposal. dishwasher,
elec.. range and refgr. Large
spacious lot.
Sl7o--' 600 8. Frederick ST., Arline-
ton. Beautiful 2-story Colonial,
center hall, 3 rooms, 3 baths,
light bsmt., h.-w.h., and spa
cious lawns.
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE $4,000 JE. 3-Ta1a
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

FURNISHED NEW HOME, to share
with lady. pvt. dble bedrm.; only
$40 per mo. ia. S-3929. --7
home. with kit. and isund. nriyiis. !;
reasonable EN-. 2-3854. IS
WILL SHANE 6-rm. home
with employed couple or Q employed
women. WA. 7-S9T5 after 4 pm.
would like to share home
with enpl, couple; $50 mo-, every
thiag iarn;; S4o4 Spring lane. :.
100 ViCTOR 81. N.E.--Lsdy to share
house with another lady; new pvt
home; newly furn. IA. o-20e1. -
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FURNISHED, In GEORGETOWN, with
yard and good kit: 3 double bedrms.
bedlms. and 2 baths: from Nov. 22
until IAN. l. HO. 2-T521 before
noon. After Nov. q. write MRS.
JOHN VINCENT. Venice. Florida.
WANTED TO RENT Houses and
apts.. furn. and unfurn.. to supply
the housing needs Of our many
select clients. call Mrs. Stello. WA.
7-222l, or WALKER q DUNLOP.
INC, At,08 Wis. ave-. EN-. 2-6S1b.
BRITISH DIPLOMAT requires s-bed.
room house with den or recreation
room: furnished, partially furnished,
or unfurnished. depending rent
Chevy Chase preferred. Minimum. l.
siSsfi houses @ rs RENT, D. c.
GIBRALTAR REALTY, DI. 10000.
CHEVY CHASE AREA - Furnished,
$225-S250 Q mo. HE. 4-6500.
WE NEED MORE HOUSES OR
APIS. to rent in Virginia, to Army.
Navy and Air Force ofilcefs. Phone.
XII. 9-6644 for vacancies you have
coming up and We viii give you
prompt efficient service.
AL BAKER a. SON, INC.
116 8. st. Asaph St.. Alexandria. Va
RENTAL HOUSES WANTED
FURNISHED OR uNFURNISHED
THoS. L. PHILLIPS Wo. $4,000
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3101 Albemarle st. NV.
EmbaSSy-Typ House

1ST FLOOR: Large entr. foyer, ly.
rm. with firepl.,. formal din. rm.,
study, private den and sOlarium,
buffers pantry and Ice. kit.
IND FLOOR: TWO lge. modern bed
rooms with dressing rms. and baths:
two hall bedrms. and hall bath.
and bath.
MISC: Excellent grounds with rear
terrace and pond, large trees and
many towering shrubs: three e-car
garage; ! block on Conn. ave.
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nEIIcArEssEN nrEn

and nicely stocked; now aveTseing
$1,000 weekly ash and carry: same
owners over years; stock and fix-
lures cost approx. $1,000; q sac
rifice at $1,000 complete. with
only $4,000 down. Exclusive. Ewes.
and Sun. Nate. Soltoff, WO. 6-7174.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
RQ1 y a. NJ yry NA o a1H0
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H. G. SMITHY co.
911 18th at, NJ VIZ ar q 9onn

COLORED-TWO- -BEDRM. brk. hse.,
$59.6O; completely rnoderniZed in
Georgetown style: in 4 group Of
10 houses. At 917 Golden st. s.w.
lbet; 9th and 10th, D and e.. Not
In Govt: taking area" Gas heat,
COLORED--iS6o iNGIESiDE TER.
N.W.-6 lge. bedrms., 2 beaut. baths;
very conv. $l4O mo. HE. 4-7O77.
DECOR. q rms
bath, full bsmt.; oil heat: fenced
yd:; some furn.: vac: $3.50 mo-; vic.
6pxIR GglgReif RrEdry r.; n.T co mr. 18th s-kt s.
r0LoREb.-@16ii h S4 O 81 81. N.W.zs A1 sSISs. rms..
2 baths: newly dec. MR.. HASSIN,
cGo4HiossEaDS OF saSso: 90 1850 FArRMoNr ST.
-N;W.--9 rms, 2 kitchens, 2 baths:
OIL heat: conv. transp; $160 per mo.
c6GokE6MSss 6Gi Red 18th ST. N.E.-srk.
f n1use kt esd5%s p0rsS.s iy ,a 5 i,%E 1sP din
heat. Can RH. 3-TaeJ.
COLORED-CAPiTOL HGTs. AREA
Nice 2-bedrm. home a. ~ 5Sth st.
me-, avail. for immed. occupancy;
lge. living room with dining alcove,
tiled bath and big yard: sos. SHAM
NON y LUCHs CO., 724 14th st.
coE0RE6-NH1v9' Eni Gl1te' YARD AREA
Well-kept 2:bedrm. house with in
closed porch and garage; avail.
SHANNON q LUCHS CO., 724 18th
st. NV, Ma. S-2346.
COLORED-49l2 MINI. AVE. NE
Attrac. 5-rm.. modern brick, tiled
bath, shower, gas heat. front and
back, yard; reas.. will consider sale;
small down payment to responsible
purchaser. RA. 6-2291, AID 4.0S2n.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
NrWCCTANn

NGW6S I AND
Located in large hotel; mostly gifts;
reasonable rent; perfect for 2 pee-
pie: quoted approx, $500 last
year. Total price, $4,000. terms 70
&. w. THURM
AAAa 10th ~ NV M HaanA
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHEp

lsrss saaipn.d Ss. esSs' Ss r y. I ser
porch, gar. ] acre, fenced lot; newly
EasY; aec;; e5Si,.,,ppp SSsi ,pp ! 7,IssS,, J,s \
miles west of Middlehurg, Va; 4
ssaI9oms epnlS Ra baths; insid,s sEs,,,y TpSI on
,;,E9o w,pE9peryille; ,a !, Va. Telephone Upper
s4oal 7th 1sT. u. N.w.-semide.., ) is bed
rms. and bath, liv. rm.. din. rm..
Ice, kit. bsmt.. garage; immed
S9ccup.; Sup. 500 per mo. LAWRENCE v.
LUIE 60, JU. 5-4222. -7
Z - BEDROOMS n. M lgs; nv; rn., rec. IN. !,
5403 Tildsn I'd. + 20 q blks. rom new new
B!adensburg H. s., In Sunnybrook).
S15O per mo-; inspect at any time.
Gali G1M MR; ARABIA, WA. 7-7457 or
li5sI BL1HiLL RD., sill. spg., NJ Nd
is5csa is.5@; Driss EsIs. hsSss sS fun 5sm. niee
N. ARL.-Mod. s-bedrm. rambler.
iuIl Iu psmt.s equip, kit. firepl.; Sl35
EAST RIVERDALE--Lovely 2-bedrm.
bungalow. Just redec.: full bsmt. !;
children accepted. OIL. 4-5S47. =
'aGaNlT..Det; AGA IL 8 rms. q bsdrms. j:
!oc,: yd... gar: gentiles: refs: Sl25.
5521 9th NV. RA. 3-0179. Also
S. ARL.-2-b -bedrm. brk. semidet. cor. j:
wooded lot, compl. sodded: fenced
back yard, dishwasher; Is minis.
Pentagon' Navy Annex: $110. IA.
FALLS CHURCH = : doors from
school: 2-bedrm. rambler; equipped
kit. with Bendix washer: newly
painted inside and out; sos per mo.
NAVAL W i.0s1ai MEDICAL CENTER. s minis.
from this 3-bedrm. brick. bsmt., at
$l25 mo. Available now. LO. 5-2SO0
TIL 3 pm. HUGGINS q HARRISON
FALLS ccHuRcH-s-bedrm ,rambler.
conven. to Arl blvd, bus. Q blks.
to. new grade school. Newly deco
rated; Vacant. $105 mo. JE.
ROCKVILLE AREA-s-bedrm. RAM
bier in new-house condition: 500.
WILL sTAcKHoUsE, Jr., Reaitor.
1911 w. MONTGOMERY ave, Rockville,
Md PO. 2-2SS8. q
ARL., N.--3 hedrms., det., partially
furn.: avail. immed.; oil heat; nr.
Memorial Bricee: SS5. ia. 2-4924.
N. ARL.-Seyeral houses now avail
able. from sos mo. up. Cali CARO-
LINE L. CAMPBELL, JE. 3-OI73.
CHERRYDALE, VA minis! to d c.
2 bedrms.. finished attic rm., rec.
rD0 fannad uard Me-, .ah.ol.
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$1,000 DOWN
DRY CLEANING

Owner quotes $3.50 to $500 wkly.
vol. Hours, 8 to z. closed Sun.
Good lease. Priced very low ct
&2,l00 complete.
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BEER LICENSE
Wen established. averaging S2.5O0 to
5000 weekly; mixed trade; parking
lot included in lease; SIS. 1000 down
viii handle. Priced at Sl6. 500
complete with APPROX. $4,000 stock.
Exclusive
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$4,000 DOWN

ELF-SERVICE GROCERY
No beer. Partners quote S1.SOC
weekly cash business; anxious to sell;
real buy at $1l 900 complete with
approx. $4,000 clean stock. Thi,
actually Is at least 50Fs below cost
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VIRGINIA-FOR RENT
SAG per mo-: 8 rms. and bsmt.. south
$l00 per mo-; s. Arlington, s rms.
Sl40 per mo-; N. Arlington, Q rms.
$50 per mo-: Cape Cod. 5 bedrms. :,
!. paths. full bsmt.: near Mt. Vernon,
SI75: Seminary Hills, 5 bedrms., 3
paIns' rec. rri.,. elec. kit: rambler.
Routh Robbins Corp.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

RENTAL HOUSES WANTED
FURNISHED OR UNFURNISHED
rHOS. L. PHILLIPS WO. $4,000
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Restaurant--Nr. Navy Yard
First commercial, fully equipped. rent
or sell on profitable basis worth
irvaefi0o finT II A.TR1R ~
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$500 DOWN
Q apts., 2 sleeping. rms: Mt. Pleas,
ant; excel. furniture. Redecorated
throughout. $4S5 monthly income.
Call Mrs. Phillips.
CAMPANELLA & CO.
EY Euas n Sum I'LL i'll R0R
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4 ACRES
100000 Fl. FRONTAGE

100000 FIT. FRONTAGE
woo;pssilpHoi. VOC; & HHi va.
GASOLINE STATION. RESTAURANT.
HOTEL. GARAGE.
This Is 8 potential gold mine. Priced
right to sell. Inquiries invited.
Good financing BOX 2S2-H. Star.
STAND IN OFFICE BLDG.
short hours. 5-day wk. Priced low.
NATHAN SILVER
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$1,000 TOTAL
$500 down; apt. and rooms; S125
rent; $500 monthly income plus
owners apt; parking for 2 cars.
Clean, good furniture.
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CHERRYDALE, VA minis! to d C.
2 bedrms., finished attic rm.. rec
rnl., fenced yard Near schools.
Excel cond. Lease. Refs. REQ.
S115 per mo. Sunday until / pm,
ia. S-O224
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n. ARL.-6-rm.. bath Colonial brick:
firepl.. oil h., shower, Law. In full
bsmt.; breezeway, gar. ia. 2-6S32.
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Owner quotes Sl,7O0 weekly; good
lease. free utilities. Priced low Al
$11Ss.SS9Soo .tasEp complete ooS with APPROX
derful opportunity even for non
pharmacist. Exclusive. Ewes. and
sun, Sam Blanken. IA. 9-O905.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
63l E st. NV. WA. x .a373
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$40 RITTENHOUsE ST. N.W.-Brick

VIENNA, - 3-bedrm. brick rambler:
fenced rear yard; W acre. Price
open. DU. 5-7S31. =
ALEX. ARLANDRIA AREAS.
Rita's Parish; immaculate, 3-bedrm.
brick row; mr.. Catholic public
TE. Vs5..'1a95.m MINIS rsn'as0n' ~ sipO'
q. So bedrms., 2 baths. bsmt..
u acre, lge. kit. knotty-pine liv-
din. hrepl., $115. JU. 9-1S57.
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(continued On Next Paes.l
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WANT CONTACT with top-level hotel
and lor motel chain operator inter-
ested in top-level project on y. 8. ]
aaiSShEay g,ssn Maine to Snalo,a rlotidai u. Write
IF you HAVE GUESTHOUSE expe-
rience. or business ability. middle
aged or slightly younger, some book
experience; man and wife preferred:
future ownership of business pos
sible. Can YOU qualify? Good op-
portunity to express merit. Box S4-
e. Star. -
BARGAIN-supermarket: terrific op.
portunity. Sickness causes sale;
latest equip. air-cond. LU. 1-53O0.
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TAVERN-BEER

Nearby suburbs: $1,000 weekly vol;
500 beer. Well equipped, air cond.
Priced very low with only So 800
down; good lease. Exclusive.
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UP TO S25O.O0O
Business executive with over 26 years
experience in publishing, advertis-
ing, trade assns.. public relations.
wants deal on part time or consult
ant basis using experience and IN
yestment. Box 325-C. Star.
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CARRY-oUT SHOP
TITNNurNNCrrrr
GROCERY-DELICATESSEN

wkly. vol. over Sl,5O0, mostly cash
Hard-working couple should easily
net $4,000 yrly. Must be seen to
be appreciated. Terms to RESPONSE
ble people. Ewes, and Sun. Shea
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n $500 DOWN
apts., z sleeping rms: running wa
ter in all rms; convenient to ev-
erything. Nice and clean. S125 rent
Approx. $500 monthly income. Al
ways filled.
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u. S. Soldier Asks to Marry
Russian Woman in Korea

In Elgin. Corpl. Martinez said
he had wished to marry Mrs.
Dimova but was told he could
do so only by returning to Korea
as a civilian.
II wish them good luck" he
said on hearing Of the new ro-
nance.
Corpl. Martinez married an
Elgin girl a few months ago.
Mrs. Dimoya was captured in
Korea in 1850 by Allied soldiers.
held for time as prisoner and
then listed as displaced person.
She said she was born in Hafbin,
Manchuria. married a Russian
export firm official. came with
him to Korea in I948 and last
saw him just before she was cap
tured.
She met Corpl. Galley while
working as o laundress IN q
Swedish hospital.
I'VE gradually fell In love and
we decided in October to get
married" Corpl. Galley said.
Mrs. Dimova said she had
never been in Russia and op-
posed going to any Communist
country because White Russians
like myself could never get along
with the Communists"
Corpl. Galley is a supply clerk
Evening star., 1954-01-03
Canada Ships Out Pole
ii Held for 5 Months
BY The Assoeio,ed Press

VICTORIA, B. c., Jan. IA
Polish national, who describes
himself as a man without a
country" has been placed aboard
an Africa-bound ship after
spending the last five months in
q Canadian immigration departl
ment cell.
Richard Nowalinski, 30, was
shipped out Thursday on the
s.. s. Calygara. authorities dis
closed today. He has no passport.
II am political refugee from
the Communists" he said. II
want a new home. Nobody wants
to help me-"
His long Canadian dentention.
on charges he was in British Coz
lurnbia Illegally because he de-
serted his engineers post on the
Swedish vessel Nordpol here last
June, aroused some protests.
Mai. Gen. G. r. Pearkes, q
member Of the provincial parlia-
ment, called Canadian handling
OF the case 'inhuman" because
Of the mans small confinement
cell. He said he would bring the
case UP in the House.
Evening star., 1954-01-03
ey the A,.oeio,ed Pres,

PUSAN. Korea, Sunday. Jan. 8
"A Manchuria born White Rus
sian mother. with a war-torn
marriage and a broken romance
behind her, looked forward hope
fully today to wedding an
American soldier and taking up
life in Pennsylvania.
Corpl. Daniel F. Galley. 25, OF
Turtle Greek. Pa, disclosed yes
terday he had asked Army per-
mission to marry Lubov NJ
Dimova, IS. mother of a 4-year-
old girl. Sonia.
The womaS, whose first name
is Russian for Love-" and who
is endearingly called ''Kissia" by
the corporal. confirmed their en-
gagement, saying:
Everybody has told me vari-
Gus hopeful things in the past
and now I hope this time 1t will
come true"
In 1852 Mrs. Dimova had dis
played a gold ring to newsmen
and said it was given her by
Corpl. Alfred Martinez Of Elgin,
Ill. She said then she was in
love with him and had hopes
he would return to Korea for
her.
Evening star., 1954-01-03

Countering some Of the gloom
tinged forecasts. Mr.. Weeks
sounded q strong note Of opti-
mism in his year-end report in
which he declared:
Our best days are yet to be.
The Nation Is more productive
and more powerful than ever
before"
Mr.. Weeks conceded that some
short run difficulties may
arise, but he said the Eisenhower
administration is on guard
against any major economic
swings and will act promptly If
the need arises.
will act promptly II the need
arises.