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WAREHOUSES WANTED
WANTED
OFFICES 9 STUDIOS FoR RENT

CONN. AVE. NV. 1346--1O09 Du-
pont Circle Bldg. furn. off,. incl. pvt
lay1 use OF recep. rm. and pvt. entr.
Desk space avail. AD. 1895. 80
UP TO l,SOO -QUARE FEET OF
brand-new aforementioned space ct
tions installed to your requirements
may be subdivided. KASS-BERGER,
INC. EN-. $500: ewes. and week
AfR-s;oNDITIoNESp OFFICE SPACE
syail; g Oct. sao. /; 90. 900 SO; f.; $40: y
dern bldg; utiis. incl; c!oss-in NV
business area. CO. 5-O537.
DOCTORS OFFICE-Approx 500
50. it.: located in modern at
.ractiye apt. development: cony.
e. 4. tTsnsp;ii s11asi ample parking. CAN
cASIr6L Af S1igIi; Hill. ONCE space avaiiable. i
Air conditioning optional. KE. s.
2$Yi CALVERT ST.. at Conn. ave.
entire 3-rm. suite. unfYrn.. parking
Heat furn.. reas. Vacant. WO.
BoHf3FHNT ST. AND GEORGIA AVE,
Silver Spring. Md. - Ground floor
ONCE consisting OF approx. 37S 50.
it.; also 2-rnn. suite consisting of $40
bldg. PARk1NG No PROBLEM. Key
at GUARDIAN FEDERAL SAVINGS,
S400 Georgia ave-. or call ME.
COM. AND K-several single and
double ofiices as well as small
RppRE ea5aRf su.ssls for cor naaa
st. NV, DI. 7-79O0.
MEDICAL CENTER - Combination
ONCE and apt.,. completely modern
and Aforementioned. To inspect,
RIDDELL REALTY CO.. 1740 K St.
TAKOMA PARK, D. C.-Approx. 1880
So. IT. being vacated by architect,
ssSE sss pr RoBERr HS as0 Loak smaef Reaoa asss
311 Cedar ST.. Takoma Park. D.. c.
Across al siSfSs FROM srArLER, zoos gs 18th
st. n.w.-Small. comfortable furn.
once. $35 mo. ME. 8-33s0. 80
in Commonwealth Bldg: carpets,
draperies and air conditioning;
rental. S4o5 per mo. Call ME. s.
1917 1eth ST. N.w.-Rooms. $50
and up; air-conditioned If desired.
ST sT. 1stS siS'sSi 81. wv ot,ees ava avail..
in attorneys suite. for attorney. or
executive. A; G. telephone sery.
OFFICE iHat; 10 70 sHXRE-1ea7 HGX2iE1ea7 K st. NV,
sla.Scono. once plog. TIN. %lo' VA
WHEATON-In heart Of business dis
trict desirable. 2Ox20 ofice suitable
for most business or professional;
rent most reasonable. Z. s. PRICE g.
WYATT BLDG.-very attractively
furn. air-cond. office and use recep.
rm.; only S100. Ideal for industry
repr.. lawyer, acct, etc. ST. 3-154O.
FURNISHED OFFICE SUITE Two
rooms; desirable location; excep-
tionally attractive SURROUNDINGS.
Immediately available. Call Ex., g.
downtown CoRNER-10th and Pa.
945 Pa. ave. NV. Desirable space,
facing Pa. ave. In single and suites.
Good location. Reas. Apply $40. F.
st; NV, RIM; 10; Il
area. Desirable space to meet every
reauirement and budget. Apply $40
F. st. NV, Rm. 10. Il
744 JACKSON PL. N.W.-National
Grange Bldg; 2 or 3 large 5th fir.
air-cond. Offices. All services. MR..
JAMES. Ma S-3507 5
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
ANGls Ai sssE sEnsMHhh MmsS nS5d soavsr as sSs Siss:
1897. Crosley station wagon. $1S7:
Also. 2 used MGs in stock and II
other foreign, cars incl. Morris.
Austin and others. Bank financing.
ANaIA rsy 4d, l4ta sas7: snd Riim.n nis eonv.
$9s5: 40 simca $s9S: scooter:
sedan, SS95; also Z used M. G.s and
many other foreign cars: bank a.
nancing. JACK PRY. LTD. 14th
AUSTIN 1850: good condition; ssas
cash: RE. 7-0461, Ext. 707, ,eye-
AUSTIN sFfi 1850 4-dr. sedan; sale pric.
SHs; SS$S5; Hsnry ,lin I9S2; $5sS; $5,. Austin:
neW-car 1 auarantse. % Also % seleetion etEa;
choose from. MANHATTAN AUTO.
nc, NC tksi:sr, 1fs :, WHY'S VI and FoTsslHsn sHsG
Est. 1914. Branch salesroon,. 1910
King st., Alexandria. Va.
BUICKEi Horners Corner, $500 MINI.
ave ne. A choice selection Of mod.
BGicK is5s 5Neea eeeonavertibie; ifSns bynsfow.
81. $50; must sell ia. 9-9590.. 80
coiors. HoRNER's COR. Buick
Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th. Ii.
BUICK so Super Riviera sedan; orig,
finish; r. and h.; 10000 mi. Must
sell: S6a5. UN. 4-0O4n. -29
BUICK so Super Riviera sed.; fully
equip; excel. cond.: special at sos.
PENNY MOTORS. 1920 r. !. ave.
ne. LA $4,000. II
BUICK 1859 Super Rivera; 2-tone.
r. and h. tinted glass. Dynahow
trans; Al cond., I.49b. 1912 N,
Hudson St.. Arl.. Va. IA. 2-9176.
BUICK '53 super conv. cpe.; maroon,
HORNEE'S COR, Buick Dealer. Fla.
ave. ne. at 9th. Ii. G-6464,
BUICK 81 sed. Dyna., r. and h.. 2.
tone: S995. HoRNER's COR. Buick
Dealer, Fla. aye. ne. at 9Th. Ii.
BUICK so Special 4-dr.: r. and h,
fine cond :; must sell; owner. $685.
BUICK Isl Special de luxe 4-dr.; g.
and h.. Dynadov, metallic green nns
like new. Butler Bonded; $995. LEE
D. BUTLER. INC. l12l 21st st. NV.
DI. 7-O114. 80
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MONTGOMERY
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

C0LLINGWooD. "a; just on Mt;
right 10. 2-339b after 6 pm. -3
30 ACRES, fertile Shenandoah Valley.
nr. Stephens City. on school, bus
asf nse ae4s. mssl tss.' 5s. 7S77o. sS R D. C. s!Ss
TAKoMA Al Stss IN p D,.n.. G' ds dd D.lmit. css ssd
first M si trust Z commitment % t ready ts to A 90.
win subordinate. to construction
C.s tsii no. NJ i hwy; fHf'Vs $4,000 50. IT,. in
fe1sss fsTms paEf WiLHSr tGTn Ri.s FnsLY &C.,
r rxikrA1 MAi eoUAA;rY. TA; T-1s'Hi s''VHi.-s,.er.
homesites on Seneca rd:. at 81 600
WIN. i. LAUdHLiN. Resltor, Ne
stnbrK:s tfff; KS srEc1AL-7 bldg. sit sites.
BERT W; LEE, 3211 Penna. ave.
fAIRLxNDIEseel., Air Hi 5-YSs; level lot. 100 BY
800; magnificent view; $4,000.
a 7; KEssIMGEE KEsSrsnTr 4 CO. Ju e s.464a; a.
Dockser Terrace; wooded; i block
from lake; 50. 500. yE. 1856:
running spring. in Accokeek. Md,
T Prince Georges Co. s.d 1 nile p,n SR1IH- "a TH-
NELL. Jo. 2-7s55. B
5 ACRES, plus frame house: beauti-
fully Handicapped. fruit trees, tennis
court; Terms. 70; S,775l: 20
ner lot, 1870. #. < so IT,: colored or
$4,000. LIss, Me. s-66os. go
KNOLLS.. Montgomery
County. Excellent neighborhood, nr.
Conn. ave-; approx. acre, large
cENTRESIgEE. SsrigH vA.Msix ACES. iSse; clear
ed and rolling; two blocks from
shopping and bus; can be subdivided.
$3.50 per acre. Terms. DU. 5-7994.
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DOWNTOWN AREA, good size; suit,
mo. LIss REALTY. ME. s-666s.
1907 GEORGIA AVE. NV, nr.
Walter Reed-Store. 19x69, in apt,
formerly restaurant: ideal for any
business; immed. poss. RA. 3-0956.
PINEY BRANCH RID. and Flower
shopping area-New store. 20x75;
alley in rear; OF f-street parking.
FRANK 1. HEWITT. s4s7 Fenton
LARGE SHOWROOM. ONCE. lge. rear
nm. with concrete FIR. and 2-car gar. =.
good business Sssa loc. MR.. BALLARD.
r. Ns sr. s-sRsSi sMofr1Ne AREA-1deai AZ for
LIQUOR business. Apply $40 F St.
NoETfH OH FGEm FG%ERmh1sNsGroN-s17S 1sNsGroN per 9go mo;
Sn oor ssose SPACE 4xss S5'k 6ILER
GROOM REALTY CO.. ia. 7-44s7.
FLORIST SHOP adj. largest Peoples
Drugstore in D. c.: parking for 294
sRRasS saTs sss s1le 4Ne wis EM aye ssT6S n% KAss
SPLENDID Dow DowNTowN LOCATION
platform platform in IHEo rear. &C Good II for whole. Whole.
sale, retail. restaurant, insurance
ofhces or any type business: Mod
crate rental. LISS REALTY Co.
s1ss s, MI. r. Pleasant GIS1ss ST. NV, mr..
Park rd.-2 show windows; cross
town bus; immed. poss.: reas. WO.
6-3816.
$500 CONN. AVE, nr. Uptown thea
ter: busy shop. ctr, bus at door;
long lease respon. tenants. WO.
FALLS CHURCH. Empty store IN busv
shopping center. 2Ox6O; Lee hwy.
EAKIN PROP INC. lie. 2-203l
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20n0f, SO F'T

10000 SO. FIT.
Excellent two-story warehouse with
loading dock and R.R. siding. 2,5OO
50. 1t. paneled ofiices included
Choice Ny. aye. area. Available
about 60 days.
WEINBERG 81 BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. MA. 8-bhOO
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PROPERTY FOR RENT

LARGE NEW STORE and parking in
rear for 15 cars for lease, reason
able. 3120 Georgia ave.
WISCONSIN AVE-, mr.. Sears -Roebuck
Large duplex business property,
fronting on Streets consisting Of
Can be rented separately at $3.50
ca. INEz CUSHARD. Realtor. EN-.
CENTRxL 4-sTORY BLDG. ga
rooms) suit. business: new gas fur
mace. AD: 2-1910.. $40 am. 80
cial CO lot in Clarendon. fronting
on Wilson blvd. and Fairfax dr., for
long:term lease. IA. 2-S140. go
BETHESDA-A unique layout of new
air-conditioned ofiices and attached
warehouses. in the heart Of this
for occupancy Nov. /. Call MR..
ROBEY, OIL. 6-7464.
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! DESK SPACE

914 18th ST. N.W.-Large, spacious,
2nd-fioor once: neat, clean desk.
$40 mo-; mail address privilege, So
mo. Inspect week days. 10 am. It'll
5 pm. Elk. 3-7070.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

baths. 8 kits. 24Iaxi40; zoned 2nd
commercial; price less than. 3 times
DOWNTOWN, near D. c. Municipal
Court-3-story and basement brick,
sssSas aRa sonSs5 ss5 ssS fSf st. ones
roGGI 81 S7@BeiroM BBeoifroM-rive small Is2 Sfick
houses suitable for remodeling. Just
one block from state DeparGtment;
Sx s'G ssoss. $3.50, ea Silvia e. fSSss ERR e
COMMERCIAL, oiasaIlR $4,000 down: S421
18th st. NV; 3-story and bsmt.
apis. and 4 rms. furn. RE. 7-777S;
after Z pm. JU. 7-5652. Mr..
81 shCRHs' AGNES. all zoned commercial. al for
huge shopping DEVELOPMENT, p. G..
Co., Md. Ewes. and Sun, Mr.. Lebling.
OIL, 4-66Ss. ROBERT B. HALL CO..
sIs:ss5o CASH for . ysll-Dgil.; l VI! -. z
z 6sdrms: ms, and bath a. each apt; ;.Dn gas
BEST BUY in Metropolitan area: A.
unit apt; .$21, $50. excel. terms.
Excl. rental location. Annual in;
utils. except. heat. To inspect call
FREDERICK REAL ESTATE. IL
VIRGINIA-4-unit brick: l-bedrm.
apis. e furn., Q unfurn.); $24,-
500: good return; easy terms. ARL-
INGToN REALTY CO., INC, ia.
7-9300 til 8. Il
NEAR End 3 HAMILTON SITS. NV.
Well constructed, good physical con-
dition. 2. two bedrm. units and 2,
one bedrm. units. New stoves and
refrigerators. Call Miss Zaker. Dl.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2006
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HAVE YOU SEEN
GARAGES

FOR SALE-15xI2xS it.; galvanized,
reinforced metal: bolted on galva-
nized steel frame. See In rear Of
635 r. /. ave. NV. Phone O'BRIEN1
EN-. 3-5lO1. 80
and pvt. ONCE In adjacent bldg.
Both for sos mo. 1885 WIS. ave,
Ideal for builder and storage. Will
consider leasing garage separately.
GEORGE w. ROBERTSON. OIL. 2.
Evening star., 1954-09-29
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTEr

APPROX. Loco ACRES with broad
frontage. on salt water, within so
miles Of Washington, d. C. Write
giving full description Of land,
ship. asking price, etc. Box 229-A
Star. -3
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VACATION PLACES

LOTS t2,: / business
los reserved tas rental cattaReS,
and 2 lifetime memDerships in
Shenandoah Retreat Country Club.
As miles from Wash. Boating, fish-
ing. golf course and club facilities.
ment, or trade for car or boat.
IA. 6-7S9z. II
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INVEST. PROP. SALE tcent.)
BUSINESS PRoPERTY FOR SALE

1900 so. FT., 1st comml. and on
Conn. ave-: 4O-ft. frontage; excel
loc, for retail trade. Mr.. Mayfiower
payment Cali Mr.. Mitchell. JAMES
L. DIXON q CO.. ST. $1,000. 80
FTvE-YR.-OLD air-cot,d. bldg; 81
600 50. IT.: offices and showroom
space; near retail centers and cen-
trail NV. Washington: 1st, CONNER
cial. Can be well financed. Imme-
diate occupancy. Call Mr.. Mitchell.
JAMES I. DIXON & CO.. ST.
GEORGIA AvE.--Prime commercial: !:
heart Of 8. g.; 16,9O0 50. IT, viii
finance or ground rent. ASHLEY,
INC, MA. 8-6464: ewes, Oh. 2-3S9l.
FOR SALE OR RENT. 2016 10th st.
n.w.-Store with bakery equipment;
apt. ST, 3-6685. "a
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34OO GEORGIA AVE.
RENT OR SALE BY OWNER
Approx. $500 sq. it.. all on ! floor.
no posts or beams;, IA It. ceiling.
adjoining. Modern bldg. with knotty.
pine ofices. gas heat. streamlined
lighting. extra-large front donrs.
VIII rent, or sell complete. or sub
divide; consider trade. PRICE RE-
FRIGERATION CO., TU. 2-2636.
Evening star., 1954-09-29
FLORIDA PROPERTY

DELRAY BEACH, FLA.-Apts. for
sale or trade. Beautiful 5-unit
cation and terms. ROBT. L. LOW
ERY, JU. $4,000 til 8.
FOR SALE-2-bedrm frame house,
Palm Beach County, Florida, near
ocean, full price S6.750. Phone
OF. 4-7006, ewes. 80
FLORIDA HOME on west coast
wanted, will trade 6-rm row brick
house near 18th and Penna. ave.
Sc. THOMAS e. CLARK. 4434
Conn. ave. NV, WO. 6-7122. 4
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

STORE WANTED preferably with, liv-
ing quarters. in District or suburbs.
Box 427-Y. Star. ~
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DOWNTOWN
Lge. oflce. 20x26. Very reas. rental.
WALTER A. BROWN, 1O1S Vermont
ave. NV. Ma. S-1652.
CARRY BLDG, 927 18th st. NV
In the heart Of the financial district.
Entire Sth a. containing approx
2.400 50. IT.; $3.50 mo.
Also, 2-rm. suites for rent. Air cond.
available at extra cost. Phone DI.
7-7OSO 40
Evening star., 1954-09-29
TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE 40 1-ton panel; heater;
good cSnd; $l46. WIssMoEE
Falls Church, Va. JE, 2-1177..
panel delivery; original owner; AL
mech. cond.; 10000 actual. $2h0
cash: DU. 7-413S: eyes,. HE.
FORD '4S h-ton panel, heater. new
tires. motor and body in good cond..
$500. co. 5-6795. a
FORD '63 A-ton pickup, dark green
anish. de luxe cah.,. heater and other
equipment. Low mileage. One owner.
CO.. 3540 18th st. NV. TU. 2-41O0.
FORD '53 Courier (sedan delivery)j
maroon; owner. IA. 6-735S.
FORD 80 h-ton panel; excellent
condition. Private owner; $495. Ii.
?-0406. 80
Evening star., 1954-09-29
REAL ESTATE WANTED

modern 2-family du-
plex; preferably North Arlington,
Va. Y. CROSS, Ii. 6-1903. S25 r
st. NE.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Belle ioven
llIe Pdrty

The Belle Haven Wonen's
club viii have their annual
Christmas party at the Belle
Haven Country club on Tues
day evening. mrs. G. E. Ar
nette, Mrs. Homer 7. Cupples.
Mrs. william G. Guide. MRS.
Charles w. Jones, Mrs. Cal
vim H. Corey and Mrs. ".
Blackstone Williams, presi-
dent of the club. will receive
the guests. starting at o.
o'clock.
The party climaxes the Tour
Of Houses OF the Garden Club
Of Belle Haven, which takes
place in the afternoon. TO add
gayety there win be a Christ
mas tree. Mrs. Robert c. Jack
son. assisted by Mrs. A. S.
Mcleod and Mrs. Calvin II.
Corey. have made the arrange
uoents for the party.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
iospitoI Children
TO Be Entertained

Again this Christmas the
Alpha Phi Alumnae win deco
rate individual trees with
candy and gifts for children in
the rheumatic fever ward at
Gallinger Municipal Hospital.
This IS an annual project Of
the Greater Washington Chap
ter. The group win trim the
trees at its Christmas buffet
supper party on Wednesday
evening at the home OF Mrs,
c. r. Lui1l, l6O Quincy street
In Chevy Chase.
Evening star., 1954-12-12
Cream Cheese Dip

Cream cheese, mixed with
cream tsweet or soura until 1t
is dunking consistency and fiav-
ored with chopped chiyes makes
a wonderful dip for carrot sticks.
celery wedges. raw caulifiower-
cites and tiny tomatoes. II chives
aren't available use d minced
scallion. including the green
mart.
Evening star., 1954-10-17
Adventist Leaders
From Many Nations
To Meet in Maryland

Top world leaders Of Seventh
day Adventist conferences and
institutions will open their an
nual Autumn Council Thursday
In the Takoma Park Adventist
Church auditorium at Carroll and
Eastern avenues, Takoma Park.
Md.
About 600 presidents. treas
urers and other administrators
from many countries will trans
act business to guide the church
during the coming year.
Among advance sessions before
the council opens will be a meet
ing today of General Conference
officers with union conference
presidents in the General Con-
ference chapel. Today through
Thursday. directors Of laymen's
work and welfare activities will
meet in the Takoma Park
Church chapel.
Directors of parochial school
systems Of the denomination will
meet tomorrow through Thurs
day at the Theological Seminary.
$3.50 Laurel avenue. Takoma
Park.
Other groups meeting this week
Evening star., 1954-10-17
|. Business
Calendar
Tuesday.

The Connecticut Avenue Busi-
ness Mems Association will meet
at $3.50 pm. in the Pan American
Room of the Mayfiower Hotel.
Horace Meyers of the Hecht Co.
will speak on the restoration Of
Connecticut avenue prestige.
The Washington Retail Liquor
Dealers will meet at $50 pm
in the Old Georgetown Hospital
ity Hall, Twenty-sixth and d
streets NV.
Wednesday.
The Federation of Business
Mems Associations, Inc. will meet
at 8 pm. in the board room of
the American Security & Trust
Co., 730 Fifteenth street NV.
Evening star., 1954-10-17
Bombuy to Add Schools

BOMBAY. - The State Gov
ernment OF Bombay has sane
toned an expansion of primary
educational facilities. About
5000 additional teachers will be
hired and schools will be opened
in all villages with a population
of 500 or more.
Evening star., 1954-10-17

include the National Advisory
Committee of the church's youth
department, directors of Adven-
tist publishing work, conference
and institutional treasurers, and
the institutional boards.
Evening star., 1954-10-17

GENERAL
Gd
Evening star., 1954-10-17

WASHiNGTON-N.W.
Dowd's
big 10 DealerJ
~44l8 Connecticut Ave. NV.
Emerson 2-7300
Fulford's Colony Radio 9 Tv
big 10 Dealer)
6llo Georgia Ave. NV.
TUckermon 2-4ooo
General EIectronies
45l3 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
Emerson 2-830O
Heeht Company
7th 6 r SITS. NV.
MA. $500
Hub Furniture
7th & D St. NV.
NE. $500
S. Konn's Sons
9th & D St. NV.
Dl. 7-72O0
LansRursh
6th 8 E SIS. NV.
MA. $4,000
Masfer Appliance
2443 18th St. NV.
North 7-2443
Evening star., 1954-11-25

Every style juniors clamor for 8. in
real luxury woolens. Casual and dress
fashions in the group even Washing
tons fayorite zips. Most every color
under the sun. Sizes 5 to Is In the
group OF 79.
Evening star., 1954-11-25
Hoover Warns Germans
OF Red Threat 10 Freedom


TUEBINGEN, Germany, Nov.
25.-Former United States Presi-
dent Herbert Hoover said today
the Communists are seeking ito
destroy the freedoms of Western
civilization" but they will fail.
The ex-President spoke at
Tuebingen University in accept
ing the 81st honorary degree
awarded him in his long career.
He is making a goodwill visit
to West Germany and Berlin.
Mr.. Hoover warned his audi
ence that ian added burden has
fallen on our universities"
"The Communists" he said,
'by inflltration, propaganda and
conspiracy are seeking to cor
rupt the truth, the morals, the
religion and in fact to destroy
the freedoms of Western civili-
zation.
"They use our freedoms to de-
stroy freedom itself, but they do
not comprehend the spiritual,
moral and educational force
which will defeat them"
] -. Mr.. Hoover said "it has been
the universities of the world
which have nodded and defended
the freedoms of mankind to
write and speak the truth ac-'
oording to their conscience.
THAT is your mission to-day
as it has been over the GEN.
turieS." he declared. 4a
Evening star., 1954-11-25
Error Takes Man 10 Paris
On Mendes-France Plane
BY the Asseeioted Press

PARIS, Nov. 25.-A United
States marchant marine radio
operator added a few extra hours
to his European vacation by
travelling to Paris on the special
plane carrying French Premier
Pierre Mendes-Franc home from
the United States.
Richard Grandson Of Jersey
City, N. j., boarded the Air
France Super Constellation at
New York's Idlewild Airport
Tuesday, thinking it was the air.
lines flight for which he held
q ticket. No one noticed him
until the plane was several min
utes aloft.
1--WE don't know quite how it
happened" an Air France
spokesman said today. "All we
know is that when the stranger
was discovered aboard, the Pre-
rnier was consulted. Since 1t
was clear the extra passenger
was not suspect in any way, 1t
was decided not to lose any
time by turning back to put
him off"
Mr.. Grandson remained here
only briefly after the plane ar
rived at Paris Orly Field yes
terday, continuing on to Vienna
on regular Air France fight.
He Is on a two-week vacation.
Evening star., 1954-11-25
Officer HospitaIized
lnMoioreycleM Mishap
1ss@5g f7sH
RESIGNS in Arlington

An Arlington policeman who
was hospitalized last month after
his motorcycle ran of the road
has resigned from the depart
rnent. Police Chief William G.
Fawyer said yesterday.
Maj. Fawver said Pvt. william
G. Alexander resigned Tuesday
saying be had obtained q bet
ter position with better pay" The
policeman. "a, a member Of the
force since March /. 1853, lives
at 315 Arch drive. Falls Church.
Pinned Under Cycle.
Mr.. Alexander was admitted to
Arlington Hospital October 27
after he was found pinned under
his motorcycle of South Lynn
street near Arlington Ridge road.
Mr.. Alexander had shouted
over his radio, "Send me some
help down here, they've got me
going over the bank"
Earlier Mr.. Alexander had
reported he was pursuing a car
that had been reported stolen.
The car he reported he was
chasing was stolen in South
Norfolk, Va.
Other Policeman Suspended.
Mr.. Alexander was treated at
the hospital for possible frac-
lures of the back and neck. He
was discharged from the hos
pital November !.
Chief Fawver also announced
that Policeman Charles H.
Franklin has been suspended
for 10 days. Mai. Fawver said
Mr.. Franklin was found asleep
In a scout car early yesterday
in the 700 block of South
Twenty third street while he
was on duty.
Evening star., 1954-11-25
Subway Train Kills
Retired Navy Captain
BY the Assoeioted Press

NEW YORK, Nov. 25.-A re-
tired Navy captain was killed
yesterday when he fell to the
tracks in front Of a subway train.
Two cars passed over his body.
Capt. Norman K. Roberts, So,
was dead before he. could be ex-
tracted from under the wheels of
the Independent System train.
His wife, Wave 1t. Olive Rob-
erts, said Capt. Roberts UNDER
went an operation q year ago
which left his legs weakened.
Police theorized that his legs
might have given way and caused
him to fall.
Capt. Roberts was graduated
from the Naval Academy in 1924
and retired from active duty in
1862.
Evening star., 1954-11-25

Natural mink, natural Persian
lamb, brown dyed muskrat. natural
white fox and natural beaver on
Srd Floor. Washington: 2nG Floor,
SilDer Spring and PARKiHgton
fFGr products labeled to shofp coHn-
try or origin OF inported fkrsl
Evening star., 1954-11-25
LUGGAGE

Most are slightly damaged, shopworn or
initioled incorrectly, but oil in good
sevieeobIe condition. All prices plus tox.
LeatherS, Canvas and Plasticsi
Orig. $45 Mems Top Groin cowhide Two-suter
$3.50
Orig. $3.50 Top Groin cowhde Companion Bog
27.5O
| Orig. 22.5o sunton Leather Club Bag, l8",
l4.so
Orig. $50 Top Groin cowhide Flask Cover 3.ee
Orig. 1000 Mems Ploid Royon Cor Sac, 4.e9
Orig. 800 RexbiIt Brief Case, g." sss
2 Orig. 500 Top Grain Cowhide Portfolios 7.oS
Orig. 2e.50 Mems Cowhide 2-Suiter 1899
Orig. 25.o5 Cowhde Companion oo--l7.So
] Orig. $50 Lodys IS" Plastic Hot Box 2.oo
] Orig. 1000 Somsonite Green Hot Box 4.oo
Orig. 27.50 Blue Lido Weekender, 2l"--l3oo
Orig. 35o0NBIue Lido PuiInon, 26" --l5.99
J Orig. l2,5o IS" "shortrip" Red Postic vonity,
2 Orig. 1850 Ladies' Il" storcroft Weekender,
brown or wheot 5.99
Orig. 1926 Blue Plastic Wardrobe -. o.eo
Orig. ] $50 Lodies' Ia" ostic-Covered Troin
Cases ~s-- 7.9S
! Orig. $3.50 Red vnyI Hot and Shoe Case, II 80
! Orig. $3.50 v. S. Trunk Co. Pullmon, rs" 9.oo
! Orig. l4e5 Lody's Brown Royon Car Sac 6.es
! Orig. 1925 Nyon Cor Sac by Atlantic 500
sStreet Floor, Washington
Evening star., 1954-11-25

On Sale Fdy! The echt Silver
$50 PM Washington $50 AM PM No
Evening star., 1954-11-25

Famous-name suits you'll wear IL
months each year. Flannels and
gabardines. 1O-1s, 14la-22la, Buds-
ct Suits. Assortment OF colors.
Just so In eroup.
Evening star., 1954-11-25

Top-name untrimmed better coats
reduced. Every coat hand-tailored
in the finest woods. Broken colors
and sizes 8 TO 16. Better Coat De-
partment. Only 3S coatsl
3rd Floor. Washington Onlyi
Evening star., 1954-11-25

Each pair Of beautiful nylons is
brand-neW, perfect quality and comes
in the most wanted winter colors.
Both sheer and service sheer in pro-
portioned sizes 8ls to II in the group.
900 pairs, so stock up!
Street Floor, Washington Ste
, 1954-06-29
Personnel Mention

Mr.. and Mrs. Elon Hodge
are the proud parents of a lit
tie baby girl, who arrived on
Friday, June 25th. The little
one weighed seven pounds 10
ounces at birth.
Mr.. Hodge is one of St.
Croix' youth who stayed home
after graduating from CHS &
is making good progress as q
plumber and is in charge of
refrigeration for the Christian
sted Utilities Company.