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sought to minimize the danger
of internal subversion through
the screening of Government
employees and persons having
access to classified (secret)
information.
This program is necessary,
but it poses a serious dilemma !:
The more completely we succeed
in reducing the danger that in
formation now in our possession
may leak to a potential enemy,
the more risk we run of interfer-
ing with scientific progress and
of reducing the technologic
superiority and the moral and
physical strength upon which
victory in the ultimate test would
depend.
May Make Greater Gain.
THE Security risk involved
must still be considered" the
board said, but for any given
position we can afford a larger
risk if we stand to make a great
gain than if we expect to make a
small one.
mo satisfactory justification
has yet been advanced" the
statement said, "for screening
persons engaged in unclassified
lnon-secreD research, in say,
biochemistry, by the standards
appropriate for screening those
who have access to the details
OF war plans and advanced
weapons. AS a matter of logic
there is no question of security
in unclassified basic research"
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Tight Security Screen
May Deprive U. 5. Of
Talent, Scientists Say
By the Assoeia,ed Pres.

Directors of the American AS
ISOLATION for the Advancement
of Science say the Government.
should be careful not to lose
valuable services in attempting
to gain security for its secrets.
An article by the Board of
Directors In the associations
weekly publication Science"
declares;
The lowered morale, the lost
time and efficiency and the
denial to the Nation of the
use Of some persons OF great
talent add up to a bill of un-
known but certainly large size.
a bill we pay for our negative
method of maintaining secu-
rity."
1t says risks must be taken
into account in security SCREEN
ing, but suggests greater weight
be given to a mans potential
contributions"
Doesn't Mention Condor Case.
1t also recommends that "the
risk be measured with more re-
gard for the nature of the work
to be done than has frequently
been true in the past"
The association is the worlds
largest general science organiza-
ton. Among its directors is DR..
Edward U. Condor, former head
of the National Bureau of Stand
ards, whose limited clearance to
Government secrets is under sus-
pension and review. He is now
research director of Corning
Glass Works.
The boards article doesn't
mention DR.. Condon's case.
It says a program for SCREEN
Ing Government employees and
persons having access to CLASH
fed data is necessary. But, it |
adds, such a program poses this |
dilemma:
The more completely we sue !
coed in reducing the danger that
information now in our posses
sion may leak to a potential |
enemy, the more risk we run of
interfering with scientific prog
ress and of reducing the tech
nologic superiority and the moral
and physical strength upon
which victory in the ultimate
test would depend"
Program Raises Dilemma.
The article said:
Those charged with safe
guarding the United States have
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Communications Given I
Leaving Gun Factory

Seven retiring Naval Gun Fac
tory employees with. length Of
service totaling $50 years have
been presented a commentator
by Capt. E. j. O'Donnell, acting
superintendent of the base.
They are: Harvey NJ. Middle
kauff, 500 Nicholson street NV,
A years of service: George E.
Gentner. 34l9. Stanford street.
Hyattsville, IS years: Peter A.
Hern, 1904 Eighteenth street
Sc, II years.
Also. Frank johnson, 1899
South Capitol street, IL years:
Howard D. McArtor, 1893 S
street Sc. "a years, and John
G Lunson. 1901 Staples street
NE, 80 years.
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Civil Rights Congress Shared
Red Lists, FIJI Informer Says
Worked Closely
With Communists,
Hearing Told

The Communist Party and
the Civil Rights Congress
worked SO closely together that
they used each others mailing
lists, an FBI informant active in
both groups testified today.
r. j. Hardin, SO. of Large, Pa,
told OF the use of the mailing
lists at a Subersive Activities
Control Board hearing. The
hearing is on petition filed by
Attorney General Brownell to
require the Civil Rights Con-
gress to register as a Red front.
Mr.. Hardin disclosed yester-
day for the first time his dual
role as an active Communist in
Western Pennsylvania and as
an FBI undercover informant.
He said he had joined the Com
Party in 1943 at Johns
town, Pa, and the Civil Rights
Congress in 1851.
Mr.. Hardin related today that
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talking points In the campaign
leading up to the November 2
election.
The Banking Committee re-
port. as now written. repeatedly
puts the "windfall" total at 81
billion dollars figure Senator
Capehart has used repeatedly.
Democrats on the committee
say they are not disposed to put
an official stamp of approval on
any charges they regard as not
clearly provable.
Senator Sparkman said that
undoubtedly" the report in its
present form contains a lot of
good stuff and recommended
tons" But, he added, II don't
want to see wholesale condemna-
ton Of the building industry and
the FILA. I don't think it is
merited."
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been ticketed for public release
December Is. Senator Spark
man said he is hopeful" Sem
ator Capehart, Republican, OF
Indiana. chairman of the COM
mittee, would mot insist on
filing the report until the goth
SO as to give an opportunity
toward working out major diff
ferences We have on what the
report should say"
Won't Discuss Contents.
Senator Capehart was not in
Washington and could not be
reached for comment. He has
just returned from an Official
trip to South America.
Senator Sparkman refused to
too much and does not give an
accurate picture Of what really
happened"
divulge the major differences"
or discuss the contents of the
report.
But sources in a position
to know reported the document
would put the committee on
record as characterizing the
housing scandals" as "the big
gest in history"
The alleged housing irreguiari-
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he once heard Steve Nelson, top
Communist in Western Pennsyl-
vania. direct Miriam Schultz,
executive secretary of the Civil
Rights Congress in Pittsburgh,
to get out pamphlet attacking
a Government witness as q
"scab and stool pigeon"
Attacked Witness.
The attack was directed
against Dewey c. Price, a Gov
eminent witness against Nelson
and several other defendants in
a Smith Act trial in Pittsburgh
in 1853.
Mr.. Hardin said the. pamphlet
was widely distributed and that
he and his wife helped address
envelopes.
Mr.. Hardin testified that he
once heard William L. Patterson,
executive secretary of the Civil
Rights Congress, say the organ
ization would never register un-
der the 1850 internal Security
tMcCarran Act. Mr.. Hardin
also said that Communist Party
functionaries. including Smith
Act defendants, frequently spoke
at meetings OF the Civil Rights
Congress.
Tells of .JOining
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Sparkman Opposes
Early Disclosure Of
Report on FILA Probe
BY the Associoted Press

Democratic opposition threat
ened today to hold up q Senate
Banking Committee report on
alleged scandals in Federal HouS-
ing Administration operations.
Senator Sparkman. Democrat.
of Alabama said he was greatly
disturbed" because the report as
now written blankets in entirely
Il don't want to see a condem-
nation of the whole building in
dustry Just because it contains q
few. bad actors" Senator Spark
man said,
The interim report on an
eight-month investigation had
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Tells Of Joining

Mr.. Hardin testified yesterday
that when the FBI asked him
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WOODMOOR, MD.

Charming brick Cape Cod; 3 bedrms.
baths, stepdown liv rm.. huge
screened porch. finished rec. rm :;
beautiful grounds: double lot; priced
2-7400.
METZLER, REALTOR
5022 Conn. Ave. at Nebr. Ave.
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GROCERY, $1,000 weekly: excellent
markup; shows very good net profit.
OWNER. Ii. 4-9206. A"
MAJOR OIL COMPANY has modern
service station for lease. Telephone
HE 4-7O00. 3
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

FOR RENTAL PROPERTY in or near
WASH. D. C.--Approx. 2 acres. COM
mercial, fronting on Rt. j. 8 MI
south Of st. Augustine; has arm.
cottage completely furnished. ideal
for motel. trailer camp, store or fill-
ALVIN .EPLIEG, I46oi NV. 9th
ave. Miami. Fla Il
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WOULD YOU

Be willing TO do q little painting
and some handy work on an older
3bedrm. home In an Al neigh
borhood. near schools and trans
portation, If you could get II for
a nominal down payment? Please
call Mrs. Ballif. WO 6-13S1. ewes
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
Realtors. Uptown once, EN-. 2-e7l5.
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10th and Whittier NV,
3 BEDRMS., 31a BATHS

Detached brick 4 yrs. old:
center -entr. plan. lge. liv. rm.
with mirrored flrepl.. den of
liv. rm.. din. rm.. modern kit.
1St-fl. powder rm.. 3 bedrms..
finished attic with stairway,
full bSmt.. knotty-pine rec.
rm. and bath. maids rms and
bath. gas &C. heat. Anchor
fence Included Venetian
blinds. screens. storm windows.
wall.to-wall carpeting. Grapes.
rm. air cond. In master bed
rm,; lge. exhaust fan in attic,
freezer immed' poss. BY
appointment only. call Lewis
Brown. ALDON PROPERTIES.
Ma. S-554u; eyes,. EN-. 3-955l.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick rambler;
3 bedrms.. 2 baths, liv. rm. with
ffirepl;. din. rm... kit. and garage.
AGENT. WO. ga 1fi2. after 6. 3
BRADLEY BLVD. VICINlTY-Modern
Nv. rm.. Gin. rn., kit. 8 bedrms.. >
baths: all very lge. rms; full bsmt. !;
attrac. rec. rm.; breeZeway to gear
attach. garage: vacant; lRe. level
lot: asking S34 $50, consider reas,
offer. EILLINGsLEY REALTY Co,
c he CHASE ~ MD 'S sso.5oo-o s
financing. A verv comfortable home,
located in this new home commu-
nifty. near the park. The first floor
has spacious living room. good din
ing room. kitchen snd powder room
! large BEDROOMS and tiled bath on
End foor. Full basement. side living
porch; fenced rear yard; gas heat.
open VI 2. EDW. H. JONES. Chevy
o GHs5i' I'll chase. MD.-Betwee nj The
clubs. Just west Of Conn. ave; ex-
Colonial; baths, wonderful den
and powder nm: big liv. rm.. din.
Tm., Eit: with breakfast space, rec.
m psfh eye f hsGGm and d Gs
REALTY Co, EN-. $4,000 till 3 pm.
CHEVY CHASE. MD. This home has
everything. A brick center hall, with
den and powder room on st Il. Liv-
ing room. modern kitchen, large
screened porch. recreation room with
fireplace; garage; bedrooms and
2 tiled bath. Master bedroom has
private bath, fireplace and 2 closets.
A well-constructed pre-war home.
on deep level lot. To inspect. call
WO. g. 300. Office open til 9. EDW.
H. JONES & CO.. INC. Chevy Chase,
CHEVY CHASE - A magnificent
beautiful grounds; nearly an acre;
brary with fireplace. huge liv. rm,
country-style kitchen. Call Mrs.
johnson. OIL. 2-911I. with THoS
l. PHILLIPS. WO. 6-79OO.
CHEVY CHASE. MD.--A really gem
OF a home, framed in fine trees on
rm. with beautiful hrepl.l which
leads to screened porch: din. rm.
weil-equipped kit. and powder rm.
on LIST A.; 2 lge. bedrms.. bath and
sundeck on End a. There is a guest
suite, rm. with lge,. dressing rm.,
GLEN-MAR Park - Very sensibly
priced around $50. 0OO-3-bed-
rm. rambler in perfect condition.
Huge airy bsmt.. almost completely
out Of around. Modern kit. with eat
ing space: Charming comb. hv. -din.
rm.. gas h.-a. heat. Cash might in
fiuence price. FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
OIL. 4-5709, Oh. 2.7007. %
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHI PARK, 25os Kirston St
semidetached brick rambler; base:
nancinF. OWNER. '''''' s'04 Z.
BELTSVILLE-Open daily; new g.
bedrm. ramblers; firepl.; lGe, kit.
BetsR RfR heHatsa BE School %sst %,
Powder Mill I'd. Si3,950, S2,500
cash; $7a9O mo. Or 81 500 cash,
S9715o mo- Trade conssidered. G.
s,t hedrms; ,,i tile bath i bsmt., outside
CT. $50 down. VA price, $4,000.
McENTEE REALTOR. AP $4,000.
COLLEGE PARK PROPER. 6a0s
Dartmouth ave.--Be. sure TO see this
lovely 3-bedrm. brick: .iv. rm.. din.
bedrms and tiled oath on end A.:
bsmt. with lavatorv and o:s.e.; ga
rage: lovely yard. Our best buy. oily
co i Iag, RE EaE sDe e.. oN' 4--I ~
GREENBELT. MD. - Coop. nome.
$500. 2-bedrm. row brick. equip.
kit; Lear gar. AID Ridge I'd.
GREEN aaS'e MEADows-s-rm. coionia,
gas heat: attractiveiy priced. JOHN
H; Johnson, WA. 7-505o. -
lqnial. faces park, mr.. bus: schools.
JOHN 81. JOHNSON, WA, 7-5o50.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick Co.
lonial on level lot, mr.. Colesville I'd:
5 rooms. den. rec. rm. Price, s. D.
$50; S2.750 down. Call TODAY, WA.
n 1IS2He t. II u pm ROBERT s.
LAUREiSGood observation-disclosures: snb-
full level lge. lot, room for garden;
owners will make good deal, with
terms on S14.950 price. Phone after
MT. RAINIER TER ARaAIssoo to $500
down; nice 6-rm, home; oil heat;
mod, bathroom; lee; lot, in a nice
Only $1,000. AGENT, UN. 4-6SSs.
R vi 41aIEl bedrms.. . baths.
Colonial. Firepl. in liv, rm,; lge dim
ing rm.: full bsmt.; oil heat. Diet.
pit. Only 81 800 dn. APP. 7-17S7. WA.
RiVERDALENS9. $50 viii buy cute
2-bedrm. stone-front bungalow; near
s s:asS! til has s. ol Ro Sci w. s.
Four ;BEDRooM. 2-tiled-bat brick
rambler in University Park! all-elec.
51; :Ia1y II s pm. ROBERT S.
v RRHSls q ce2AsH. New brick ram
blers, $69.25 per month. Woodlswn.
bedrms; Iecr rm in bsmt;: all
sssS50T si at sS SobrR ef J. VA DAyis
sToNE CAPE COD in .elose,ip, River
dale; 8 rooms, 2 baths, full bSmt.
TRs SftoDs snS
Ideally arranged for 2 families. Cali
today; wa. 7:2G9o til s pm;
$3.50 s'im Down sye G hyafsSxe bSnraioV
5000 57th ave-, Hyattsville. Immac-
ulate cond.. 2 bedrms. firepl, in
spac. liv. rm., din. ell, equip. kit:
expan. attic. Ice. wooded lot; CT
app amt snd ready a%y !. ssf Co. n Only gr1 5
taxes and ms. THE PERRY BOs-
WELL CO.. WA. 7-4500 till 8 pm.
81 .OOO-Brand-new e-Dedrm. bunsa-
COLO eoicre p' tie SatR. 0" EQUIP s1 Kit. with
cleo. garb. disp.; lge. level lot: mr..
schools. shop. and transp. in COW.
Riverdale PIX. A tremendous value. at
ONLY $40 300; mo. payment as lew
f Il sS ER ssS III SHf '' eo & sin
7-4500 It'll pm. A
1 500 DOWN buys this lovely 81
bedrm. brk home; lge. liv. rm. with
flrepl., mod. kit; rec. rm.; Anchor
fence; mr.. school and transporta-
ton. AGENT. UN. 4-6S29, HO.
i-BE fTGsM CAPE cop-Gas heat: ig..
fenced lot: l block from superhigh-
way; 20 minis. to downtown: Only
s3 9sS49 s eSTSi AR Realty ElI3 e. e. Z
CONTINUED On Next Page.)
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FOR TWENTY YEARS
! have specialized in rentals, now
have clients waiting for good
houses in NV. Chevy Chase and
Bethesda.
MALoRA r. CHRISTIAN
1906 Wis Ave. NV. WO. h-oae3
WE NEED HOUSED. c. and Md.
Tenants waiting.
THOS. L. PHILLIPS. WO. $1,000.
RENTALS NEEDED
In Arlington, Alexandria. Falls
Church or Fairfax. to meet daily de-
mands for 3-bedrm. homes from
SIS to Sl75. Call orr property
MANAGEMENT section to list YOUR
home. Courteous service.
JOSEPH w. SEAY CO.
Realtors JE. 2-262O
B
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HOUSES TO SHARE

COUPLE TO SHARE HOUSE with an
other couple; furn. Ii. 6-74.5. B
e YOUNG MEN wanted to share a
bedrm. Takoma Park home with !
other. Write for details. Box 303-
G, Star -
SILVER SPRING-Share nice home:
Children if REQUIRED 10 Lo. 5-51o9
BACHELOR will share mod. we'll
furn. house with / or officers,
professionals or young executives.
Steinway grand. WO 6-2166.
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MASS AVE. PIX, D. {
NEAR NEW ST. LUKEs

METHODisT CHURCH
brick town house built
in 1910 Lge. step-down liv. rm
with opening to spacious garden.
din. rm.. kit. small den on 1st
A.: 3 excellent bedrms., 9 baths,
both with Tub and shower, lge.
in bright bsmt. Lot 50xI22.. Price,
SGT 500. Terms. One of the few
smaller homes In this distinctive.
convenient area. Cali It'll 81:
Town & Suburban. EN-. 2-940O
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PARWOOD
2-bath Cape Cod; sep
din. rm.; tenced-in yard; daylight
bsmt.: S22 800.
BETHESDA
[mmac. white Colonial; COW. ele-
mentary school; 3 twin-sized bed
rooms. ga baths; shaded, fenced
lot; rec rm. with f1repl.; screened
porch; attached garage.
WESTGATE
Three BEDROOM. 2-bath Colonial;
shaded, fenced lot. attrac. land
scaped; sep. din. .rn1., breakfast rm.
and paneled study.
H. J. Korzendorfer Co., Inc.
OIL. 4-s11l Till O.,
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DRUGSTORE; $500 q day: stock and
fixtures worth asking price OF
$4,000 Sacrifice. Retiring. Same
owner over 20 yrs. Box 295-G. Star
GROCERY. 81 900 weekly: excellent
markup: shows very good net profit.
MAJOR OIL COMPANY has mbdern
service station for lease. Telephone
GROCERY. ID.G.s.. in Arlington, with
10-rm. house: 5-year lease at $500;
same owner 2 yrs: good business:
c'ean store with excellent location:
$1,000 N Ei1h TssSona RFA d9Sn PA a.
ESQ., sves.. IA 7-5 SEALii "a
SERVICE STATION, downtown loo.
steady bus, purchase stock only. no
goodwill: $4,000 per mo. aver. gal
lonage. Other bus. int. reason for
selling. Elk. 3-0645, before 8 pm.
MAN WITH GENERAL KNOWLEDGE
of estimating home improvement
work wanted as. partner; Must
have $1,000; References EXCHANGED.
Will sACRiF1CE established sewing
machine-vacuum cleaner sales and
service. Owner retiring. JU.. 5-2345.
SMALL GROCERY, about $3.50: stock
and all fixtures, $1,000. Apply 1892
1fLEvisioN SALES AND SERVICE;
small store, located on busy corner;
mi. N Chevy Chase. 10. b-123s.
RooMING HOUSE: $500 down for
II rms: oil heat: rent $3.50: NV:
very nice. home and income; small
MRS STEWART. "; $685.. -.
Pleasant. rent S145; tenants pay
S37O mo. when fun; must sell
for 5000 down. Call ROSS. TU.
RooMsING HOUSE, II rms: 4
lease make good tourist home. E-Z
payments on small Dol. Call Mr..
fowler, no. 2-5112.
DELICATESSEN. in Silver Spring:
owner sick in hospital. needs to sell
ons lease sOG .. TsoSe sad ren tua
sale beer and wine license; asking
$4,000 on easy terms. RIPLEY 4
RoMER. Realtors. Ju. 6-6111.
PHoToGRAPHIC STUDIO, Conn. ave-,
t aooY e vac; feas eAf En- Ss519 ' a.
Columbia Ed. NV. Price 81 .s35.
Down $500 including over 5000 in
stock; rent $50 mo. Check income
Ask for Mr.. Mahoney. Once. open
Sat. EDWIN L. ELLIS. 1910 Vt. ave.
DELICATEsssEN. good location. low
trade: salesman owner has other in
terests; doing good business. Call
FouNfAfnN CONCESSION wanted. by
experiences operator; reliable refs.
NJ ~
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H-uO49; ewes, IA. V-oJ2T. -
SERVICE STATION, downtown loo.
steady bus, purchase stock only. no
goodwill: $4,000 per mo. aver. gal
lonage. Other bus. int. reason for
selling. Elk. 3-0645. before pm.
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HAWTHORNE
CUSTOM-BUILT RAMBI, Eff

4 bedrms.. 3h baths. plus paneled
den. This unusual home overlook
ing Rock Creek Park designed by
large family: has all the charm
and grace of beautiful Colonial
Built of finest material. 1t has
hot-water Dashboard heat. slate
roof. lge. rear screened porch. two
rec. rms. and q large well-land-
scaped lot. For appt. to inspect
call Mrs. Henderson. GRAHAM IL
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DRUGSTORE; 5000 q day: stock and
fixtures worth asking price OF
S16,500 Sacrifice. Retiring. Same
owner over 20 yrs. Box 295-G, Star
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
CoLoRED-PossEssIoN
5235 9th ST. NV. !
only Sq95 DOWN

Lovely semidet. brick: has 8 rms
and mod. bath, with 2 rear porches
Excellent cond.. 2-car Diet. brk. gar
Excellent neighborhood. This Is an
excellent buy, so call early to see
1t. Call till Q pm
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HOUSES SALE-N.E. Cont

cOLORED-LARGE SEMIDET. BRICK
WOODRIDGE-$14,5 500
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COLORED-VACANT
624 EMERSON ST. NV.

This Is a bell-ringer. Call now for
this Colonial tapestry brk. home in
this exclusive neighborhood. Won't
last long Has beautiful rooms and
mod; bath. full bsmt., 2 rear scrd.
Trades considered, A steal at Sl5.-
500. Mr. Mindlin IA. 9-3515. ewes.
COIN & LEVINE HO. 2-362O
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MAN WITH GENERAL KNowLEDGE

OF estimating nome improvement
work wanted as. a partner. Must
Box Sc Star. -3
WILL SACRIFICE established sewing
machine-vacuum cleaner sales and
service. Owner retiring. JU. 5-2345.
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SMALL GROCERY, about $3.50; stock
and all fixtures, $1,000. Apply 332
A st. ne 3"
TELEVISION SALES AND SERVICE;
small store, located on busy corner;
3 mi. N. Chevy Chase. LO. 6-123S.
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- rms: oil heat; rent $3.50: NV;
very nice home and income; small
hal E-Z rnn naYmenfS Call
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washington, D. c.
WEDNESDAY. MARCH 3, 1854
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED tcont. }
NEAR FALLS CHURCH

We have several desirable homes in
NV, and Va. areas from SlI5 to
SlS5 per mo. To inspect call BOSS
& PHELPS, INC, MA. $4,000. 3
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MONTGOMERY
NEAR OLNEY
$500 DOWN

2 acres on hard road. frame house.
4 bedrms. and bath. lovely lawn
and shrubs. 4 outbuildings. tele-
phone in. school and mail at door;
total price. $4,000. Contact OWN
Err at 4116 Knowles ave-, KenSing-
ton Md
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-03

DIGS. in Arlington, with
use: 5-year lease at $500:
er 2 yrs: good business:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-03
RENTALS NEEDED

WE NEED HOUSED. c. and Nd
Tenants TaifiOp
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

WISH TO PURCHASE for all cash
no agents. DU. .7-2451. -
MOD. CLEAN. 2 or 8 bedrm. home
Have p Substantial Ga as1r cash Md MRS G p5st
-LU. 2-s1s6 or ST. S-7sss' wa
PHYSICIAN wishes 2ha-bath. 3-bed-
I'm. den home. lge. lot; NV. Be
a 9ssG $4,000 ~ good financing. Box
owners ONLY Well constructed
2 or, 3 bedrms Good residential
-neighborhood; ewes, GERALD. EN-
CALL Us TO SELL YOUR HOME
We have buyers for homes in Mont
4Ss5s5. Carl N. FREEMAN VI REAL Al
HTcXTiisIFNSc w;S FL F43oe42: -
Rn nEss9 o. .'' 45s74 cf 81 ! sss1
TRADE 1853 MERCURY for equity
IN 3-bedrm. home. 10. 5-219O.
FROM OWNER-3-bedrm. brick, Diet
900; have $4,000 cash. CIR. 3-7957.
CONDEMNED HOUSES-Vic Of 18th
cation and price. Box 1O2-C. Star
An MN INTERESTED Eis.s in buying 2-story
location near carline in white neigh.
borhood. will pay 81. 900 down and
Ss5 month. MRS. KANS, Ii. 3-2705.
CASH IN ON OUR "ALL CASH PLAN"
For top dollar price, call MR.. GOD
DARD. OIL. 4-7922 or HU. 3-4236.
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GOOD RES. AREA. 10 rms. Suitable
for use with in-law. Complete pri-
yacy and facilities for each. Not
Jess than 3 rms. and bath for in
law GtnFaRa TIndar GA0 nm
no. 2-2051 from to Y. %
WILL TRADE my equity Of $1,000
an WHY'S sedan as down payment
on house or small apt. Ii 6-21Sb.
5 or g rm. home under S22.5O0.
p. c. or Maryland. Possession by
May l.. All cash transaction. Boz
T0-C. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-07
MADE TO ORDER

Custom designed on better than a
half acre Of wooded ground. English
Cape Cod In . delightful section of
features are: Hot-water heat. 1st-
q. bedrm. and bath, porch. family
size din. nm, recreation nm. with
fireplace; 2 big bedrms.. and bath
up. Priced to sell at only S24. $50.
Good valuel Call for appt.
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