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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-18
Canadian Farm Leaders
To Confer Here Feb. 3
BY the Associated Press

OTTAWA, Feb. ia 16-man
delegation of Canadian farm
leaders will leave for Washing
ton Saturday to confer with
United States leaders on prob
lens of trade and agricultural
SURPRISES.
Heading the Canadian group
Is H. H. Hannah, president of
the 400.000-member Canadian
Federation of Agriculture. Cana
dian dairy, wheat and other
farm producers will be repre-
sented at the two-day meeting
opening February %.
The meeting was called by the
Washington Office of the Inter-
national Federation of Agricul-
tural Producers to plan develop
ment of a North American
regional committee composed of
farm leaders from Canada, the
United States and Mexico.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-18
Telephone Company
Praised for Steps in
Racial Indignation

The Presidents Committee on
Government Contracts today.
congratulated the Chesapeake &
Potomac Telephone Co. for its
recent step toward racial in
tegration of employees.
The committee released a let
ter addressed to H. Holmes
Vogel. company vice president,
signed by Vice President Nixon
as chairman of the committee.
named last August to prevent
hiring and firing discrimination
in plants with Federal contracts.
your company has decided
voluntarily to further employ
ment practices which provide
equal economic opportunity for
all qualified persons" the letter
said. This forward step sets
an example that cannot be over
looked by our friends, nor dis
missed by our enemies.
furthermore, 1t is tesla
ment to the ideal of human dig
nifty so cherished throughout the
world by the millions who are
both free and enslaved," it con-
tinued.
A committee spokesman said
the c & P Co.'S recent transfer
of two employees from an all
colored office at Fourteenth and
U streets to its accounting Of
flee is considered the first step
! toward indignation of the COM
pany's office force on through
to operators and linesmen in
the field.
The company's move followed
consultations with the commit
tee. during which. the spokes-
man said, the company was
highly cooperative.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-18
Civic Group Elects
At Springfield, Va.

The Springfield CVa.) Civic
Association last night elected
Barry Carlton as its second
president, succeeding Knox Sim
gleton, who has presided since
the group was organized last
year.
Other officers named during
the associations meeting at the
Garfield School. Springfield.
were: Jack Fink, first vice presi-
dent: Ralph Grant. second vice
president; Mrs. Kathryn Hidden,
recording secretary: John Tate.
treasurer, and Mrs. Irene Pepsin,
corresponding secretary.
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Senate Group Plans
Action Tomorrow on
Warren Nomination

Action on the nomination OF
Chief Justice Earl Warren by
the Senate Judiciary Subcom-
mittee is expected tomorrow
afternoon.
Senator LANCER of North Da-
kota, chairman of the Senate
Judiciary Committee and CHAIR
man of the subcommittee ham
ding the Warren nomination,
said today he had called a meet
ing of the subcommittee for 4
pm. tomorrow He added that
he hoped to be able to dispose
of the nomination in subcom-
mittee at that time. If so it will
go to the full committee at a
meeting on Monday.
Senator LANCER said he had
before his committee report of
the FBI on Chief Justice War;
rem and he supposed that was
the only report he would get
from the agency.
Sworn in Last October.
Chief Justice Warren was ap-
pointed last fall by President
Eisenhower and was sworn in on
October S. The Senate was not
then in session and he has served
under a recess appointment. The
Warren nomination was sent to
the Senate when Congress met
early in January.
The first meeting of the sub
committee to which the nomi-
nation was referred was held
February 5.
Senator LANCER said there had
been no undue delay on the
case.
Senator Hendrickson. Repub-
lican, of New Jersey. a subcom-
mittee member, made public a
letter to Senator LANCER in
which he said he hopes I'VE will
he able to act with all dispatch
when the (FBD report is re-
ceived"
Senator Hendrickson said that
while he had favored Chief
Justice Arthur T. Vanderbilt of
the New Jersey Supreme Court
for the highest judicial post
and while he agreed that care
and caution" were needed in
passing on such a nomination,
Il think it is high time to give
Gov. Warren the right to wear
his robes during good behavior
as provided in the Constitution. :"
No Senate Opposition.
Senator LANCER said the COM
mittee would not be performing
its job if it just rubber
stamped" nominations submit
ted by the President.
No Senator has publicly OPP
posed Mr.. Warren's appoint
ment. and confirmation of his
nomination seems assured.
Senator LANCER said. however.
that considerably over 100" OBJ
jections to the nomination have
been received by the subcom-
mittee. He said "a great many
were just letters of protest.
while others make definite
charges"
Whether these charges are
substantial" and merit further
inquiry is something for the sub
committee to decide, Senator
LANCER said. --
Last midnight was the dead
line set by the subcommittee for
receiving additional communi-
cations on the appointment.
Senator LANCER said -four more
objections to the appointment
came in yesterday from indi-
viduals in California whom he
declined to identify.
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Electrical Workers
Accuse Pepco Of
Unfair Labor Action

The international Brother
hood of Electrical Workers, AFL.
yesterday filed unfair labor prac-
tice charges. involving the dis
tribution of union literature.
against the Potomac Electric
Power Co.
The union is trying to organ
ize all Pepco employees. and the
company has prohibited its en-
ployes from distributing union
literature at the entrances to
gate houses at the Bennings
station. the union said.
The company is charged in
the filing with the National
Labor Relations Board regional
director at Baltimore with re-
straining its employees in the
exercise OF rights guaranteed by
the National Labor Relations
Act.
On February /, the union said
company police ordered brother
hood representatives to leave
company property. On February
8, Pepco employees were permitted
to pass out brotherhood leaflets
without incident, but on Febru-
airy Is, employees were forbidden
by company police to stand on
company property and had TO
move into the streets to hand
out leaflets. the union commended
The brotherhood charged that
Pepco rs doing all that it can
to keep the employees from learn
ing the truth about union rep
resentation."
Pepco officials said they were
investigating the charges and
would have no immediate COM
ment.
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The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District-Fair tonight with a
low near "a. Tomorrow, increas-
ing cloudiness and warmer.
Maryland-Fair tonight. low
24-28 in west portions and 1854
in east. Tomorrow, increasing
cloudiness and warmer in the
interior.
Virginia-Fair tonight with a
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Policy on Insane Hit

State mental hygiene officials
have warned the Maryland Leg
islature that lit is sheer luck"
that the insane criminals con-
fined at Brownsville and Spring
Grove State Hospitals have not
created any violence recently.
In its annual report released
at Annapolis yesterday. the Men
tai Hygiene Board of Review
said confinement Of insane Grim
inals at the two hospitals has
created "smouldering volcanoes
which may erupt into violence
again at any time" 1t called for
urgent and immediate" correc-
tive action and criticized delay
in picking a site for a new in
stitution to house such crimi-
nalS.-A. p.
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Maryland
and
Virginia
News in Brief
Fairfax Board to Ask
Easier Access to Road

The Fairfax Board of County
Supervisors wants State authori-
ties to relax new stricter access
regulations for Arlington boule-
ward.
They voted yesterday to ask
the Virginia Highway Depart
ment and members of the State
Legislature to allow more access
roads along the busy highway
that cuts through the county's
most densely populated neigh
borhoods
The county is concerned over
the fate of a proposed multi
million dollar shopping center on
the Foote tract at Seven Cor
ners. 1t feels the plan to make
the boulevard a high-speed, linn
tied access freeway in the future
would be fatal to its desire Of
attracting new businesses to the
/ county
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parent during
the first two
days of the
Federal pay
raise hearings
being held by
the H o u S e
Civil Service
Committee.
The general
pattern t h a t
now emerges
as the favorite
of both the
a d m i n iStra-
ton and Con-
oroSc iS q SAL
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Health Funds SOUGHT

A strong plea for more public
health funds is expected to be
voiced tomorrow when the Prince
Georges County Commissioners
begin hearings on the budget fol-
fiscal l954-55.
Dr.. Thomas S. Englar, county
health officer, is asking $l55.07e
in county funds. Much of II
would be used to hire II more
nurses. The county is the worst
stated county in Maryland now
in nursing.
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Munoz Says Puerto Rico
Doesn't Want Statehood

SAN JUAN, P. r., Feb. 18.-
Gen. Luis Munoz Marin told a
joint session of. the Common
wealth Legislature yesterday
that Puerto Rico does not want
statehood.
That goes for independence
from the United States, too, he
said.
The Governor said he per-
sonally opposed statehood be-
cause it would mean a cut of
tWo-thirds in the funds now
available to the island govern
ment from the United States.
The United States told the
United Nations in New York last
year that President Eisenhower
would move for Puerto Rican
independence whenever the
people wanted it. The Cover
nor quickly said the islanders
preferred their new common
wealth status in association
with the United States MAIN
land.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-18

low 1852 in the interior and so
80 near the coast. Tomorrow
increasing cloudiness and warmer
in the interior.
Winds-Gentle to variable to-
night and shifting to southcrly
tomorrow.
River Report.
tFrom U. S. Engineers)
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and clear at Great Falls: Shenandoah
clear at Harpers Ferry.
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The Federal Spotlight
Employees Face Uphill Battle
For More Than Token Raise
The Federal Spotlight
By Joseph Young

Government employees face an
uphill battle to get more than a
very small pay boost from Con-
gresS this year.
This has become plainly ap-
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down civil service rules for
outright patronage purposes"
Remember the neW time of
the Federal Spotlight radio
broadcast: GAS pm. each
Saturday oUer WMAL.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-18

Precipitation forecast for tonight parts of the Central
and Southern Plateau region and in the northern of the
North Central States 1t will be the Plains States
States and the Gulf Coast area
New England and the Northern and Central Plateau region
ZAP Wrephoto Map.
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dicates that it also will be IA
vorable toward a Redistribution
plan for Federal salaries.
Evening star., 1954-10-07

Covered TroiIer
With Top and Lights
Reg. $los.,4--- 83.R
Hos 800 swivel fork. Car
ries 500 lbs. Rigid steel
body. Eosy terms.
Sears ! Stores
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lGff Dbl ]

AIIstote Heater
3-Stotion Rotory Switch
Reg. sls.ss - 1895
Circulotes 1870 cubic feet Of
heated Dir per minute!
62-ineh fon.
Sears / Stores
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SAFE

ANGLIA. 81 s4e7; Hillman, cow,
sl97: Austin. Sis7: 81 Austin
saSS7: 80 * May Siiass sss ssea's 81
Morris. $597; so Sunbeam. 81 ,297:
% wv, $995; 8 MG's and IL others
JACK pRY, 14th and p.
AUSTIN nEALEY 100, 1854; red with
req leather. Clean; mechanically ex-
A issfn i IS s s.r: sedan; sal. prie.
$395; a Austin 4-dr. sedan full
price S95; also largest selection
Of small foreign and American
cars In town. MANHATTAN. AUTO,
INC. Est. 1914 KAISER WHY'S and
foreign carsl. 18th ct r st. NV.
IN kins7 , 81 ale BRANCH 81 salesroom. 1910
eoiors HORNETS sEi Z COR i Buick S
Dealer, Fla ave. ne At 9th. II.
6UlCKS - formers Corner. 1879
MINI. ave. ne. A choice selection Of
model models and soloTs. Lu. lsS226.
BUICK 40 Convertible. car lmmacn.
T lac 4s2i Connecticut. wo. g.
Buick ShSH 80 Riviera; sss5: low mile
age; all accessories. Call 10. 3-1264
~ N
BUICK Gttci II IN sedan; excel. transp.
s sasa sssps n' only MY s sasn' &C. sos
BUICK 1850 super Riviera hard top:
Dynafiow, radio and heater; extra
clean: / owner: safety-tested guar
antee; $685.. PAUL BROS. tOlds.) !.
KE. 7-130S.. Wisconsin avenue and
Ellisott street NV; 9 to 81
nfss csr ana si.ssS Saff ARCADE scssD Pom IN
TIAC, 1437 Irving st.. NV, AD
$500: Also 3460 14th st. n,w.'
B HAi s-y isas station wagon: r. and
h.. Dyna., beaut: cond. Priced g
WILLIAMS BUICK. 2o01 Nichols
immac. throughout. Priced today al
only S1.595, bank financing. OHIO
WILLIAMS BUICK. 200l Nichols
BUICK iHS; siis54 Century Riviera: Dsna-
now, power steering, radio, heater
trim, E-Z-Eye Glass. all accessories;
5000 miles; $1,000, no trades. ST
3.31T7, 9-5 weekdays. %
BUICK 1851 Riviera Super: 2-tone,
Dyna., r. and h.: 5000. HORNER'S
COR, Buick Dealer, Fla. ave ne
at 9th. Ii. 6-6464.
BUICK 1880 RIM. Riviera: black
At 9th. Ii. s.s4s4. ~' ave Nc
BUICK 1919 Super sedan; Dyna.. r
and h.; $500. HORNER'S COR.
Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. ut 9Th
s1ticSS 1854 1854 de luxe !! sedan dan p 2,s
NERs COR, Buick Dealer, Fla. ave
ne. at 9Th. II. 6-8464.
BUICK 1854 Century sedan; r. and
blue; $2,495. EVANSVILLE BUICK
1920 r. l.. ave-, Hyattsville. UN
BUICK 1858 super 4-door: r. and h,
RYATrsS SM1eE 81 sUre 9ea $40 T.
ave. Hyattsville. UN. 4-2750. Is
BUICK 194S de luxe sed.; beaut
cond.; 1853; terms, SIC down
ROPER" 18th and r. J. ave. ne
CADILLAC 81 80" Fleetwood: fun.
oA ap EisSe is47 Fleetwood 4-dr. Sc.
dan; r. and h.: Hydra Matte. $3.50
or best offer. Ii. 7-356s after,
CADILLAC 194s .6s" de luxe con.
yertible coupe: Hydra-Matic, radio
and heater; Wv. tires; l owner
very sharp; $1,295. PAUL BROS.
(Oldsl. KE. 7-l30S. Wisconsin ave
nue. and Ellicott street NV. q to 3.
CADILLAC 81 "62" 4-dr. sedan;
black. Hydra, r. and h., new WV.
tires: low mileage. ! owner. like new
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

BETHESDA--All or part Of approx.
2.450 so: #. Of heated street.lsyel
space. MR.. RoBEY, OIL. 0-7464
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 1-story brick
convenient to downtown Washing
ton. Sc. and Va, adjac. to Navy
Yard: $500 50. IT.; front recently
painted and paved; suitable fol
storage or service organization;
parking. Available immediately
Only $3.50. MR.. ROBERTS. sT
MACHiNE SHOP. or mfg. plant. ap-
prox. 10000 50. II. 1-f1oor masonry
bldg. Heavy current distrib- fluores-
cent lights, truck doors, offices, air.
cond. if desired, excel. for bench
work. Laboratory or research. See
Mr.. Norris, WEAVER BROS. INC.
WAREHOUSES; and Industrial build.
ings from 10000 to 10000 IT. al
new KenilWorth interchange; r.r
SidingS, new modern air -conditionet
offices. floor level truck bays; nc
MINUTES. lnds TO downtown area. IL
FIREPRooF WAREHOUSE, e.7oe Sd
it., in new Prince Georges shopping
center at Annapolis I'd. and Land
over I'd, separate service driveway
and loading dock: 60c So. tt: i'm
mediate occupancy. CAFRITZ, DI
7-90S0.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
CHEVROLET 1884 1-ton panel; Il

CHEVROLET 1854 l-ton panel: lik,
brand new; little over 1000 mi
Cheap. LII, f-5300. %
FORD 81 h-ton panel; VS. motor
heater, aux. seat. alfnost-new tires
top cond.; S795; written guar. TRI
ANGLE MOTORS (Ford). 3010 r. !
ave. ne, DE. 2-6302..
FORD panel bodg; mechanically per
feet; new tires; looks and rum
like new; very low actual mileage
FORD 1947 lh-ton stake body; $685.
OIL. 4-5525. %
METRO 1854; 9h-ft. body, 7.50x1t
tires, heayy-duty springs, clutch ant
transmission; new in June: $500
cash and take over payments; spar
FURNITURE VAN, c.o.e.; left
body; good condition: best offer
LA. 6-1621. --9
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15-UNIT APT.-N.W.
This handsome Diet. mod. bldg, Just
of 18th ST., adj Rock Greek Park.
Is THE best value in NV. D. c. All
apis. have very lge.. bright rooms,
and bldg. has built-in incinerator,
MATELY Sl4 900 YEARLY. PRICE
ONLY $50, 500 on good terms.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 K St. NV. Realtors. Elk. 3-lS11
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ALEX. VA.--Half city blk. on truck
Rt. ]. bounded by 8 streets with
railroad facilities: containing ap-
prox. .41,50o SO. #. improved by
mod. heated brk. bldg. 45x90x22-
It ceiling. 3 loading bays. Sale or
lease by OWNER Box 392-H. Star.
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OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

bath, first floor, for professional Of
flee, or office and residence: good
heat; private entrance; S125. Ma.
8-2789 or DU. 7-647S. --13
DUPONT CIRCLE-one room, APPROX.
a4 bapont SCI sirs sG D sAN 9fss4 NC
sistlng Of 5 street-level air-cond
BEY. OF. 6-74G4 -
DOCTORS Modern bldg.
1875 Euclid st. NV; Must be seer, to
oFFfcE. i5os 18th st.. facine Conn.
NEAR "a 66S SCI II ciRa9cEIE-a4x24 Of
Conn ls ave. e 1s End s py evfsoSkn
Reduced rent incls. light and heat.
DE. 2-1772 between 1890 am. and
pm: weekdays. ~ :.
PVT. OFFICE. reception rm.. use OF
library conf. rm. in lawyers suite,
new mod. air cond. RE. 7-0679,
DOWNTOWN OFFICE sPACE-New-
carpeting. Fine for young profess
sional man or factory rep. Use Of
reception room avail. Loc. 1881 g
s st., nv NV Very reasonable d rental.
S swaa ME. 10000 OF TA' o-osi n IN
rRivATE OFFICE in lawyers suite.
Colorado Bldg. l4th and @ SITS.
nv, 9;E IA, $500. $50. q
lots in desirable areas are becoming
ingly more valuable, Also Md. acre
age for sale. Call CO, 5-6246. .
ROCK CREEK HILLS, MD.
Large lot with 1O0-ft. frontage. no.
+; depth, mr.; schools and transp.
Call LEGUM e. GERBER REALTY
CO, EN- 10000 It'll Q pm.
MEDICAL CENTER
Combination office, and living quar-
toned. Will decorate to suit. Call
174o K St. NV. Df. 7-7eoo
CONN. AND K
Several single and Groom ofiices now
| available at this convenient lpca-
| ton. Month-to-month leases II de-
sired. Answering service on premises.
RIDDELL REALTY co.
174o K St. NV. DI. 1900
Insurance Companies
/ Two suites available in Washington's
| finest office bldg. located outside
the downtown area at
3408 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
1880 50. IT. or aforementioned cor
ner space, with los #. of windows,
which will be custom-finished to your
requirements Superb natural light
ing and excellent view.
iently located overlooking VISION
sin ave. Let us prepare layout for
i you at no obligation.
KASS-BERGER, INC.
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LEASE COMMERCIAL, l00-15O It.
frontage; vic. Baileys Crossroads,
Columbia pike or Duke ST., Alex. Box
497-K. Star. --l3
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SAL

900 TO 1850 SO. FT.-Vicinity of
Ga. ave. Call MP. KIRKLAND. ia.
9-1S77. -
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COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
SILVER SPRING
Kkxro e TIraif Ant Pldn

Two o-Unlt Apt. 6lugS.
MODERN BRICK. 8 YRS. OLD
Bldg. No. Ia apis, 2 bedrms., lge
liv.. I'm. din. rm. comb, kit, bath;
seH-sGsta lining Tenants pay gas
Bldg. No. Five 2-bedrm. and one
3-bedrm. apt with spacious liv. rm.-
din. rm. comb, kit. and bath.
These 2 bldgs. can be purchased OIL
z times rental. Call Mr.. Swerdlod
RA. 3-506l with
ROBINSON-JU. Tilt
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LOANS
BoATs
MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY DAVIDSON Isl "e1.; red,
buddy seat. windshield. saddle bags,
4 plenty Of chrome. S395. HOYLE
MOTOR SALES. 1717 r, ]. ave. ne,
DU, $4,000, 10
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OFFICES b STUDIOS WANTED
FARMS

|STROUT CATALOG - Mailed FREEl
% States; sIRouT RE s 2s4 "A !
3-3784.
WE HAVE INVESTMENT PROPERTY
to trade for q farm Of 800 acres OF
more within As mi. Of D. c. Nc
agents or brokers. Call LU. 1860
or LII. 1-8572 after g pm.
lCASTLETON, VA. - 646-acfe farm
water IN every fleld. 40 head O
machinery; $780, 900. ALBERT G.
HENSLEY. OWNER. Lu. 1-S691.
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AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN DEALER. in town this
week, will pay cash for all makes
| and model cars Call IA. 9-4801
WILL TAKE AUTO In trade approx.
| $500 valuel as down payt. on nice
| JU, $3.50, -
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STORES FOR RENT Cont,
CHILDREN,S WEAR

LHlLDRENS WEAR !.
or shoe store needed in NV. Wash.
ington's new FRIENDSHIP SHOP.
PING CENTER, Wisconsin and
Newark SITS. NV. One store avail.
able. 20 II. x 80 1t. Parking fol
294 cars.
KASS-BERGER, INC.
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TRAlLERS

ALUMINIUM. lie IT,; sleeps 4: good
CO. s-6I4o. 81. s-SsI5. . IS
OFFICE TRAILER, Alma 90 It. long
has been used as Q sales ONCE;
needs repair, chassis and axle alone
is worth more than the low SELLING
price; selling price Gas isl 500
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.. 403C
Wisconsin ave. NV. WO. 6-323l:
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WE NEED LOTS, acreage and farms,
In or near d. C. Please mail ell
particulars 10 KAY REALTY CO.,
S5O5 Ga. ave. NV. WASH, D. C..
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INvEsTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

e house, Il excellent eHA condition. Thres
apis. 3 baths. Rents total $500
mo. SAP 900. LEASED for year
at $3.50 mo- with option to renew.
owner pays only taxes; insurance ap1
and roof repair. $22,5oo; LlLLAhD
REAL ESTATE, UN. 4-30o2.
BRICK APT. HOUSE, 10 years old. in
Hiatt Hsn.svo hly 4t is75 sloss GOWN soTn
ESTATE. UN. 4-15i5 weekdays;
Spruce 3-7515 ewes.
FOUR APIS, near Boiling Field
Tenants supply light and gas; rent,
$50 each; GI can handle for So. 500.
MI Norem; Lg; -, J. I-2 e 1 Ct En-
FOUR UNIT BRICK APT. in Alabama
desirable location. Rent, $4,000, per
year. viii sell quickly at the asking
price, +. G. DUNE. WA. 7-o7s2
or Ho. 1000; .os,.,,.
on valuable northeast business cor
ner, containing store and apis.
Rental, $437 per month; Priced to
sell ct once. r. @. dunno. WA.
HAVE AVAILABLE. 7 flrst trust notes
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vestment, SO interest. $4,000 each.
KELLEY & BRANNER. DI. T-774O;
ewes. OIL. 2-6S44. 10
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY
On long lease to excellent tenants
Located In best NV. distribution
area. VIII show over 81 net re.
turn plus amortization. substantial
ment only. Call J. e. Smith, WO
6-4740.
WEINBERG g. BUSH, INC.
l7O7 H ct. NV. MA. $500
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4 BOWLING ALLEY
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

BLDG. suitable for roller skating.
Write giving location. ETC., Box
SAX, Star. -
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SILVER SPRING
Permanent corner. Ga. ave-: 10000
So it. Please call John Pagan.
THOMPSON g. GRAY, JU. $4,000.
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1880 50. IT. or aforementioned cor.
ner space. with los #. of windows
which will be custom-finished to your
requirements. Superb natural light
ing and excellent view.
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Insurance Companies
Two suites available in Washington's
finest office bldg. located outside
the downtown area at
3408 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
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HOUSES WTD. TO BUY Cont.

Washington, d. G.
TUESDAY, DECEMBER I, 1854
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CONN. AND K
Several single and Groom ofiices now
available at this convenient loca-
ton. Month-to-month leases II de-
sired Answering service on premises.
Call