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Milford chronicle., 1954-09-17
SLAUGHTER NECK
Mrs. Margaret u. Bennett
Phone Milton 58G3

Sunday School win Be held at
10000 a m on Sunday. September
l9. v Il. Carey, superintendent.
Worship Service and sermon at
1900 a. IN. Rev. ~. III. ReVelle.
Sr., pastor An invitation is ex-
tended to all There were four
persons to join church on Sunday
afternoon. Rev. Revelle and the
congregation were glad to Wel-
come them into fun membership.
Reese Stevenson returned to his
home from the Milford Memorial
Hospital on Monday and is recu-
perating nicely from an appendi-
citis operation last week.
Herman Argo. son Of the late
Mr. and Mrs David r. Argo, pass
ed away suddenly in Milford on
Saturday. Interment was made ia
the cemetery by the church on
Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. Hammond nsnnett and
family attended the funeral SER
vices Of her father Lester Isaaes
IN Greenwood on Friday after
noon.
Mrs Ernest Muncy Of Dover Wis
tied Mr. and Mrs. Walter Muncy
on Sunday, also another aunt and
uncle Of FELTON, were their guests.
Jimmy Jefferson, son Of bIr. and
Mrs Wilbur Jefferson returned to
his studies at the Goldsy- Beacon
College in Wilmington on Mon
day
Mr.. and Mrs. Percy Stevenson
were dinner guests of Nh. and.
Mrs Layton Bennett on Sunday.
They spent the evening with their
daughter Mrs Albert Lank and
family in Broadkill.
Miss Harriet Wilson returned
home Monday evening after visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Max Earring
ton and family ia Washington. D.
c.
Layton and Marvel Wilson, Jr..
Of SWarthmore, Pa, visited their
grandmother, Mrs. Thomas r. VIII
son and family last week on Fair
field Farm. Marvel, Jr., IS now
discharged from the hospital
where he has been recuperating
for over a year from injuries re-
ceived while in Army service over
seas.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-17

Charles 3. Harrison Of Lans-
doWne, Pa. and Mr.. and Mrs. Al
Short, Jr., and daughters Of near
Greenwood visited at the home of
Mr. and Mrs. Russell Bennett on
Friday
Mrs. George Gisher entered the
Milford Memorial Hospital last
Monday for treatment. It is wished
BY her many friends that she will
soon be recovered and out again.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-17

ENiFu POweT... oxiru miloupo
...extFu protection in all kinds Of
weoiher. Get all three with Veedol
1880 MOTOR oil and Tydol Flying AZ
Ethyl Gasoline. Vsedol 1890 cuts
down oeiune-robbing eurbon depos-
its built Up By many motor oils !.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-17
nonslon.nn.aln

Houston's city health department
has been working on q budget nat
amounts 70 9l.l7 q year per citizen
This q better than New OrIeans'
e2e per citizen. but far below Wash.
ington, Dee 1886. San Francis.
eos $2.68 and seattle's SI.e9. Res
ommendation: that Houston up -
public health budget to about g.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-17
SKIN ITCH
HOW 10 RELIEVE II.
M rs MINUTES.

B not pleased. your zoe buek from any
dTUssisi. lTcH-Aal-NoI doodons ileh and
burning % mlnuies' Kills germs and fun
gus on contact. Wonderful fof eczema,
FingwoTm, feoi Itch und oihoT surface
rashes. IodoY a. RAcAlNs. Milford.
Delaware. q-3.Ai
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-17
mrh

j The wind makes ycGF gi1tQga
shake and rattle. screw faucet
washer % ne easing 80 s presses
against the sash. Use g screw 81 &
size 70 permit the washer % rotate
freely when the window q lowered
Or raised. but one which wiz provide
enough pressure to prevent the sash
from vibrating % the wind.
Milford chronicle., 1954-09-17

Here's something different for
salad: lightly cooked rounds Of
zucchini squash tossed with mixed
green's and French dressing.
Evening star., 1954-09-22
By Maj. Thomos IA. Nal

BY Mai. Thomos M. NidI
1 Congress has put UP another
$50 million to make direct home
loans to veterans In areas where
private loans aren't available.
However. q veteran has little
chance OF getting one Of these
direct Government loans within
the next six months unless he
already has an application on
file with the Veterans Admins
tration.
At last look the VA was shut
fling some $4,000 applications
Since the applications are ham
died on a first-cone, first-served
basis, vets who've had their ap-
lplications on file the longest will
get the money now made avail
able. The VA expects that it will
take at least 800 million Of what
Congress has put up to satisfy
the pending applications.
OF course, this situation may
Echange some, and 1t surely won't
do any harm to make a formal
application now. The VA thinks
that at least so per cent of the
vets who have applications pend
Evening star., 1954-09-22
British Seen Ahead
In Atom Power Race
BY Mo Asseeiessd Press

Representative Holifield. DEM
ocrat. of California. says the
British may be producing cleo
tricity from atomic power two
years before the United States
finishes Its pioneer civilian
plant.
Mr.. Holifield. q member OF
the Senate-H House Atomic En-
ergy Committee. recently in
spected British atomic centers
during d trip to Europe.
He said in an interview yes
terday his observations con-
vinced him the British are
ahead Of us along certain ex-
perimental lines Of power appli-
cation" but that this country Is
well ahead Of Great Britain lin
the overall phase Of atomic de-
velopments, particularly in the
weapons field"
MIR. Holifield said the British
are building two atomic reactors
designed to produce civilian
power. The first of these. he
said, will be finished in about
two years. Ground was broken
early this month for the first
full-scale American nuclear
power plant at Shippingport.
Pa. It is due for completion in
three and a half or four years.
Evening star., 1954-09-22
Maryland Women's S Clubs
To Aid Youth Service
BY the A.soeiased Press

BALTIMORE. Sept. 22.-The
Maryland Federation Of Women's
Clubs yesterday decided to make
the improvement Of correction
services for youngsters its project
for the 1954-5 club year.
The action was taken at the
federation's fall meeting, now in
session here.
Mrs. Henry A. Warburton, jr..
of Elkton. chairman Of the fed
eration's Committee on Commu-
nifty Services, and Mrs. G. Edward
Sparrow, ir., of Baltimore, chair
man Of the Legislative Commit
tee, pointed out it will take pas
sage Of bills in the General
Assembly to accomplish most OF
the improvements.
Walter Reidt, managing direc-
tor Of the Criminal Justice Com
mission and chairman OF a
special Baltimore commission on
youth problems, outlined for the
convention Maryland's patch
work of laws bearing on juvenile
offenders.
Evening star., 1954-09-22
Veterans and Droftees

Ing have by now made arrange
ments to ret money to buy homes
from other sources. The per-
centage may be greater. and II
it is, the VA is likely to have o
direct loan for you in less than
six months, II you apply now.
The direct Government loan
program was started four years
ago to supplement the CT loan
guaranty program Of the VA
when veterans In many areas Of
the country weren't able to get
private loans.
Under the guaranty program.
| the VA tells you vets that it'll
stand behind you on a loan II
you can make arrangements to
get one from q private lender.
Under the direct loan program.
the VA lends the money.
Direct loans are available only
in small towns and rural areas
where the VA has found that CT
loans from private lenders aren't
available.
It's up to the VA to say where
the areas are that private loans
aren't available. They generally
are designated on q county
basis.
Although three-quarters Of the
Nations counties have been
designated in part or whole, none
of them contains a city Of over
$4,000. The direct loan areas
contain about one-third Of the
Nations veterans.
You can find out IL you're in
o direct loan area by writing or
going to the nearest VA Office.
Eligibility for Direct Loan.
| To be eligible for a direct loan.
you must have had at least 90
days active duty. some part OF
1t between September 16, 1910
and July "a, 1947, or after June
26, 1850. You must have been
discharged under conditions
other than dishonorable. II you
served less than 80 days, yor
must have been discharged fol
a service-connected disability.
| II you're an unremarriet
widow Of O vet who died as q
result of World War II or Ko.
rean War service. you're alss
eligible for q direct loan.
You may use a direct loan onl!
to buy or build q home or farm
house. and you may not hav,
previously used any portion o
your loan guaranty entitlemen
to get q direct loan. A direc
loan may not exceed $4,000. Yo,
must pay AZ per cent interes
on the money and prove that 70,
can't get loan at that interes
rate from any other source.
OF course, you'll have to shoy
you're a good credit risk and tina
you have an income large enough
to keep up the monthly mortgag
payments.
You can make an application
for direct loan to the loal
guaranty officer at the neares
VA regional office.
fYoH may .Drite Mai. Mai IL,
care OF The Star about your
serDice connected problem.
Please inclose a stamped, SELF
addressed envelope and 20
cents In conn.,
Evening star., 1954-09-22
Most Live AIonq Coast

RIO DE JANEIRO - Three
fourths Of Brazil's total popula-
ton Is concentrated within a
narrow strip along the coast. +
Evening star., 1954-09-22
California I'd largest

SACRAMENTO - California,
the second largest Of the States,
Is 127 times greater In area than
all of Rhode Island.
Evening star., 1954-05-12
Hiehliehts
eIeyision Todov.

1880, WlGAL ca - Inspector
Mark Saber: A man finds his
wife gone and strangers liv-
ing in his home in ''The Case
Of the Missing Bride"
$3.50, WNBW (4) - My Little
Margie: Vernon Albright's old
college friend, the Shah Of
Zena, comes to town.
900. WMAL (7)-The Big Pic
ture: Japan" describes the
postwar relationship between
Japan and the United States.
$500, WNBW 90 - Television
Theater: "The Stake" is q
drama Of an Army ofdcer in
love with the wife Of q pri-
vate. John Baragrey and
Louisa Horton co-star.
1890, WTTG (5) - The Music
Show: The program features
Robert Trendler's pops" or
cheStra.
4VsVvt w 4OA NVJ-0OAAklS' NOlCy
Wallace meets Bill Gillian
in a 10-round heavyweight
bout.
1880, WTTG (5) - For Better
Living: Fischer Black is mod
orator on a new panel dis
cussion program. The topic
is "The Need For More Out
door Recreational Facilities. I"
11:15, WTOP (9) - Army-Mc-
Carthy Hearings: Filmed
highlights.
12:05, WNBW (4) -Army-Mc-
Carthy Hearings.
Radio Today.
7:OO, WCFM-Roots Of Ameri-
can Liberties: THE Eve Of
the Revolution"
7:45, WCFM-Window on the
World: Sir Edmund Hillary
discusses 1.-THE Conquest of
Mount Everest"
$500, WMAL-Billy Mays Or
chestra: The orchestra is
heard in a broadcast from
Glen Echo Amusement Park.
$3.50, WWDC, WASH-Family
Theater: Frank Lovejoy stars
in "Gustafson." Joan Leslie
is hostess.
$3.50, WTOP-Crime Classics:
The drama is 'Mr. Clark's
Skeleton In Mr.. Adams Closet
The Noise It Made"
1O:OO, WTOP - Army -McC Carthy
Hearings: Recorded High
lights.
10:15, WRC - Army McC Carthy
Hearings.
1880. WMAL-Army- McC Carthy
Hearings.
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FARMS

,-RM. LOG AND STONE HOUSE in
Loudoun Co. mr.. Foxcroft School,
hacking distance of both Piedmont
and Middleburg Hunts. House needs
undermining. but Is located on high
bluff with 8 acres Of interesting land.
spring and stream. $6.75O, easy
terms. Phone Upperville. Va. 100.
HAVE MANY CLIENTS who would
like to buy or trade for small farms.
committing distance of Washington.
Priced from $4,000 to $40, 200.
Write or call Mr.. Harper, ST. B.
1900. ewes, RE. 1890. JAMES L.
DIXON g. CO., 1929 18th st. NV.
7 ACRES, good S-room house, 3
porches, electricity. good well: on
U. S. No. 522, 2 miles from good
town; ideal for retirement: 90 miles
south Of D. c.: S6.950: $3.50 down.
S75 mo. TIE. 6-4131. -16
1 ACRES and small log house. needs
repairs, on hard road in Fairfax Co.,
excel. view. good we'll. $4.7 $50: easy
terms. Phone Upperville Va. 100.
DIRT FARMER OR DAIRY MAN. 81
acre farm. 2 miles of Rte. l, with
7-room house; complete equipment.
livestock and poultry; land lays
nicely with stream, orchard, etc.
$50, 900, terms. DOUG M. SMILEY,
INC, UN. 1890, UN. 4-671O.
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81 $50 CASH-NON-GI
LURIA BROS

$500 Wilson Blvd. 8 Till 9, IA. 7-S50C
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 80 20 Chassis and cab for
$s95: N ANpEL Z cHEvKof$f
?:s' I6 c anS155F'' as4i NisSsi: SO.
DODGE 'bs acton panel: exception.
ally clean; only 1000 actual miise
kE lsa sgss ss.rss eR.s e. 81. ; sYs
Open H ~ $50 ST.; p.n va a. s-g so
INTERNATIONAL 80 L-lsO DUNN,
owNES. fulton . $3.50 S a. S!SSPi BIZ:
FORD 81 F-6 stake, 10 IT, A truck
MANDELL CHEVROLET TRUCK
CESNTT TG @24l Nichols ave. Sc. LU.
FORD 80 P-s Hi-stake. u IT, LIZ With
solid sides. Just passed d. c. inspec.
ton a,, 4 solid value! $995: MANDELL
NICHOLS ave. Sc. LU.. 4-44OO. --13
FU c01n 1893 trucks; brand-nev: dis
stmeee ns sS s sSOOy e t4aSss Of s..s
tsacE:. Hill < szN @Sdss u sses
Oldest Ford Dealer 1ll1 Vermont
MACK iS47 2h-ton; loft. van body;
HERRN Gov Gov Huds sone $685. pSS cong
INTERNATIONAL y, 81 2-ton; 172-in.
WI; 7b.in. hatbed; very. clean, ex-
AIT TR6c ass5 cs sxfi i SsR " w..
mt. '6S RieS 81 trac.; $50 sa-ft.
ss SISsS 51Fn 7e Ss0 or D s1 4 ems
FORD AS F-6 2-ton dump. thor.
oughly reconditioned: excellent tires;
very clean; S795. -STEUART TRUCK
f GENT FtaSo1 1915 W. Va. ave. pc.
FORD 81 'iM.ton; l5s-in. w.bi; G.
and c.: excellent mechanical con-
d ap9 I,J nsgly painted; Ss95: sTEU-
ave; ne, LA. 6-s9?5., -12
Ter Fordomatic transmission: Maeic
Air heater: extr. seat. newly painted;
81 .395. STEUART TRUCK CENTER,
1913 W. Va. ave. ne, LA. 6-s9?7.
FORD. 4s 2-ton: 159-in. w.b.; two
S995. sTEUART TRUCK CENTER.
1918 W. Va. ave. ne. LA. 6-s927.
FORD 1851 VS. ~ ton: cab and
looks like new; never used for heavy
hauling; only Ss95. Also 1871 at
only Sl25. FRANK SMALL. Jr:,
FORD 5S PC GOO ln MaPs TS &c. Il;
van. perfect for meat business; $685..
81 fENT T5Soo2 s4i Nichols ave. Sc.
FORD 1910 M:ton pickup: good rub
Der runs good ss6. UN. 4-7622.
FORD 80 Pa 12-ft. .stak. with VS.
engine. perfect cond., S745. MAN
DELL CHEVROLET TRUCK CEN
TER; 2241 Nichols ave. Sc. LU 4.
INTERNATIONAL as panel: new
paint. heater. good Transportation:
SS S3d4st HILL HILL 4 SANDERS. ,Was6:
CHEVROLET 20 is-ton panel; dark
tee; S495; HILL a SANDERS,
Wash.'s. Oldest Ford Dealer. IiII
Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-43O0.
FORD So dump: cns-ysrd body built
every respect: ready to work; 81 2a5.
p p'T' A Pea 4efso}dil i4 Vermont ivs'
DODGE ia4s i-ton canopy; excel.
lent condition; good tires; S2a5.
Washington's Oldest and LARGEST
pnS0dEge cIP yn Dealer. TREw
DODGE lose ,s-ton pickup: co.
600 mi: ] owner S945. This truck
IS cut Of this world FALLS
CHURCH DE SoTO-PL YMOUTH,
Hillwood ave. and Lee hwy. JE
CHEVROLET 40 c. o. z. tractor: 90
#. fat trailer good cond ssa5.
ENTERPRISE USED AUTO PARTS.
1921 Old Fort I'd. sc. 10. 7-5ll3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-11
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGELA 81 cdr. sedan: black. heat
e-: UP 10 80 miles per salon; clean;
St95: 30-day guarantee, HILL a
bsslef; TIA Vermont ave- o'n ' -,
ANGELA '53 Cdr; sreen, very low
mileage, company offlcisl car UD
to Is miles per gallon; Ssa5. 2-day.
money-baek trial 4-monih Trii-
Wa sGAt o!dest F Ford pea sANfft
Vermont ave NV AID 4-4300. Ill
AUSTINS ass TO Sis: several %
sh sS1,.r tTGT s siartins > w
ice for Kaiser. Henry J WihyS.
Austin. Healey Sports, Car. Austin q
England. Morris and NJ. G. Both
sides Of 9TH and r SIS. Nv. NO.
AUsTINs, 40. as, 40 SO and 81;
man 80 sedan, 81 cow. so conv,
so sedan and As eeny. Eisht qssd t
JACK PRY. LTD. 18th and p SITS.
NV. TN our 32nd year,
BUICK 81 Roadmaster 4-dr. Riviera:
7, and h., seat covers; tinted wind ,,'L,
i iirss: 24'ooo miles: SIZE OTIS
BUICK 5s cdr; r. h. seat covers:
very low mileage; .c-tone' fne-
running nrnTsns ear 2snsb leersl sTsde On yoIp5
MOTORS, ss0l Old Bladensburs, I'd.
e, Pineys Branch. Sill. sps.. Nd.
BUICK 1850 Special: pynsaoy; tany
Cali any time. WA. 4-e33g. ii
BUICK 194S Super cdr; low mile
FLOOD PONTIAC, 422l connecti-
BUICK 81 Super convertible; =. and
h. dynaflov, beautiful dark blue
finish with new tan top. Buy nov
E Ehls The Mo4Ro 5ise sAfEs low IN r s'f:
BUICK SIS Super Riviera coupe: :.
green finish with Wv. tires: excep-
tionally clean. like new; Must see
f Hoy1 driS Mof e a gPIss i7,S l.
ave. ne. DU. 1-s300. lie
BUICK SO Special 4-door: ?: and h..
dynaflow. beautiful 2-tone blue nm
fish with Wv. tires spare tire never
been used. driven only q few care.
s. sAL pesi 7 = '2 r H sr. me MoT 81.
BG ISaSOi 1858 Super and Rdm.: : and
PENNY MOTORS TOR 1890 R, !: ave.
BUICK SO sedanette: new gray paint.
t teed. T. s saq nj HioRNER sses CONNER.
9th and Fla lay. aye ne , Ii $780, ssS,c
and heater; 2-tone green; low mile
age: S1,395: 2-day, money-osek
trial: 4-month written guarantee.
HILL e. SANDERS. Wash's Oldest
Ford Dealer. TIA Vermont ave.
BUICK 80 Roadmaster Riviera coupe;
Majestic white bottom. Cavalier blue
top. Dyna., r. h., custom trim. W
W. tires, delivered new for $4,000,
our price S2.395. EICHBERG AUTO
SALES, 1909 Wis. ave. AID. 4-l7"2.
BUICK 1851 Roadmaster Riviera:
Dynaflow; low mileage. orig. owner:
SLIGO. Call LU. 2-l54S. Ia
BUICK 1868 Roadmaster 4-dr; power
steering, W. sidewalks; $1,000; no
BUICK 1850 6.pass. coupe: ocean
blue exceptional finish; 1t runs like q
Buick should: $695. JUSTINE
OLDS. 5000 BALTIC. ave-. Hyattsyille.
BUICK 1850 Super Riviera 4-door;
radio. heater, Dynafiow drive. seat
covers. Wv. tires. beautiful dark
green finish: Immaculate; low mile
age; one owner; worthwhile guar
antee. Sale price. S995. WHEELER.
INC, Chrysler's Outstanding Dealer.
1900 Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 3-47OS.
Open Sundays IL to @.
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DESK SPACE

OFFICE and desk
space in Dupont Circle area; tele-
phone answering. mail service and
public stenographer available. Call
DE. $1,000.
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

Ala FLORIDA AVE. N.E.-Modern
ONCE available at $40 per mo. in
heart 81 o market area. Call CAFRITz.
DANCE y sTUDIo and offices for rr rent,
under construction in large Culmore
Shopping Center, Falls Church. Va.
Call HO. 2-535s or RIA. 3-1397 for
DUPONT IPfSo5NSpT''0 CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG.
l346 Conn. ave.-Ofiices available
afr f. coS SETT newly renovated;
So. $50 50. it,. incl. all services; elev.
bldg, financial district 1929 Yer.
mont ave. n W. Call ST. $1,000.
CONN. AVE. at Dupont Circle. 600
to 5000 So. It. Priced under market
to long-term tenant. CO $1,000
MEDlCAL OFFICE Modern. air
conditioned; 10th st. bet. Park I'd
and Monroe SITS. Reception rm
consultation rm.. 3 treatment rms
suitable or 2 doctors. Call DE
2-55s3 or RIA. 3-13a7 to Inspect
DOWNTOWN. F ST. AT sth-Desir-
able space to meet every require
CORNER SRI ER: 10th AND PA. AvE.Is4s
Pa. ave. n.w.; bright offices good
location; reas. MA. S-8O25. Ill
EVANS BLDG, 1920 N z. ave. NV
PENN PROPERTIES. 616 Eyant
BASEMENT OFFICE FOR RENT REM
Vacant: Apply upstairs. 2419 Ben.
ming I'd. me-, II. 3-461l. lis
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FRONT PROP FOR SALE

DEALE AREA-Several special early
season bargains. including lge.
modern masonry cottage on the
water. 9 bedrms., expansible attic.
porch. pier fireplace. etc. A -
bedrm. cottage on the bay; . acres
with 2 houses on creek. New 3
bedrm.. year-'round home with pvt.
pier on water. Many Others B. M.
ODUM. RE. 7-5216 or Mr.. Rice.
West River 6703. Ii
A REAL BUY
Year round home; full basement.
hard wood floors, central oil heat
ing plant; 2 bedrms.. liv. rm., kit.
bath and lge. porch and garage.
14oxioo It. 8 blocks from bathing
and stores. $4,000. co. 3-56O5 or
write Rte, No. /. Box 1913. Edge
water. Nd. 13s
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OVO VN WHY
(Continued.

BETHEsDA-.4 ofices for rent next
to .70-car free paved parking lot
and self-service laundry. From $50
to $50. 7s4s Wis. ave-. OIL. 2-3927.
BOND RLDG., 14th and N. 2. ave.
ns;w.-Seyeral desirable I and 3 rnn.
inent location. For particulars. Mr.
Awkward, SHANNON q LUCHs CO..
1905 II st. nv. Ma, 8-2345.
70 aSSss oss BlGg ., 2nS and srG
suites. now being reconditioned for
tSer inform nIas A ealI Mr.. T Gs SUE
EN- FMir2& -2o Go LEouM q GERBER
area--Suitable for executives once
and living comb, newly redec.; maid
eervice. Call MISS LYNCH between
8 and 8 Pm. ME. $780,.
ALBEE BUILDING. 1925 @ st. NV
dssTass l Ssat spse. 1909 % 8. s., ssnsd
ant; attractive rentals. Call MA.
s-6s23 or apply 511 Albee Bldg.
CORNER 7th AND PA. AvE.-centrai
s sa newly Sio Dec :'a ay ali AVE- IN whole S
or in part; reas. Apply $40 r St.
Al DOWNTOWN--second floor; bust
est corner in town; lge. windows
give free advertising; $500 50. IT..
air-cond.; very reas. OIL. 4-0360.
AIR-COND., FURN. OFFICE, with re-
cep. serv., in lawyers suite; use of
lib. and conference rm. ME. S-653S.
AIR CONDITIONED. large. front. g.
rm. suite In modern, downtown elev.
bldg. all services incl. in rental. l.
rm. furn. ONCE also avail. Reas.
rent. hmm. occup. Apply LEO M.
Pc BERNSTEIN Sg1aN q CO. 1416 x st. NV.
1902 { 81. N.w.-Larse 2 rms. and
bath; imm. occup.: S75 mo-. incl.
all utilities except cleo. To inspect
call NE. S.540O.
UPTOWN, OFF 18th ST.-1st comm. !:
desirable semi-bsmt.; lge. window.
ground level: newly decor: now oc-
cupied by gift shop; suitable ONCE
or any small retail business: $50
mo. OWNER, Box 141-G, Star.
DOCTORS SUITE-In recently CON-
pleted 4S5-unit air conditioned apt
building. Reception room. private
ONCE. 3 treatment rooms and toilet.
CARLTON HOUSE, $500 Wisconsin
ave. NV. EN-. 2-S80O.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANrEp

PALISADES PARK, or Amer. Univ.
pvt. owner: for pvt. owner. ii. s.
$685. after $50 pm. Iii
5000 TO 5000 FT.. 90-C ground in
fifst taxi zone. District Of Column
La. Not over S.. Box 192-D. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-11

Continental. 1854: Brand-new
SAVE 5000
9 bedrms, 10 it.. all alum. all mod
incl. shower and tub. Will accent
as little as S195 down and f.
nance upaid bal. at S90.14 per mo.
incl interest and insurance. Call
Laurel 922 and ask for MRS.
ROGERS or MRS. COTTLE. IA
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BOATS
RAlLERS

26-FT. MAHOG. BOAT with a new
inboard motor. Call occoauan
11-F-5 for details. IA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-11

DOUBLE GARAGE. 500 10th st. ne;
monthly rental; $40. Call Dl: =
NEAR UNION STATION. N.E.-one
lge., excel. for storage or shop. Also
one for car; reasonable. JU. 9-SS42.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

S2.75O SECOND TRUST NOTE, pay
able $3.50 month. at go; $4,000
second trust note, payable 500
month at So. Best offer takes them.
HE. 4-3906. Ill
A GOOD end TRUST in the amount
$3.50 mo. for $4,000 cash: Excel excel.
maker: HU. 1886. CHAPMAN
REALTY. liz
end TRUST NOTES for sale. Phone
Crescent 3-0617 after $3.50 pm.
End TRUsT-S3,2OO. payable S32
per mo-; So interest. $3.50; good
makers. JU. 9-S077. IA