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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-26
STORES FOR RENT Cent?

100 BLK. sth ST. ,N.W.-Small store
at attractive rental. MR.. DAVID.
IN N, cG gAaiais SHOPPING ZEN.
St, Ariinston-@oa a Be s'I IDEAL f Tor
independent drugstore. shopping
center is only 2 blks. from the new
Wakefeld High School. other stores
IN this bldg, blk. are food market.
station. Phone D Mr.. IKE KETf Eel "a.
L ei2oo' WELL LIGHTED BsM zs
Suitable for shop, about 20x70 with
rear entr. and parking. incl. ga
rage; $50 per mo. ,49ls Wis: ave.
1905 G st. NV, available Feb. 0 !;
street; q. CARL @. RoslNsKI Co,
AGO 40 c COM. IT. BY 50 IT,. to- OBJ.
Eannis Shoes. Peck a. Peck Jellefi s.
w %ss nmsd d X boWb e. esis &C.
medical center-ideaI for optieian.
florist. valet shop. etc. Call MIR.
KAY. NE; s-367Y.
ping center. on busline. Long lease
TO resp. tenant. Avail. Feb. LIST. Eid.
Ill 9Th ST. N.W.-Larse store in
downtown WASH, in beaut. cond;.
$50 per mo. JUSTINE REALTY
CO., Az 9th st. NV. DI. 7-5y95.
1908 ST. NV. FIRST a. and bsmt:
newly dec; suitable for tailor or valet
shop. pawnbrokers exchange, paint
and hdwe. store; excel. loc.. thickly
populated right on busline; rent
500 mo. Call MR.. R1CHMAN.
Randolph 3-61s4. ~.
222 @ ST. NV.
town location. suitable service bust.
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FoR SALE

BLADENSBURG-Approx acre
Observation-Disclosures. $4,000 so
#. industrial. soc 50. II. WILLET
REALTY CO.. WA. 1850. WA. =
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ASHTON HEIGHTS-A most attrac.
4-bedrm. brick Cape Cod. sitting
on cor. lot in this well known
neighborhood: Diet. brick garage;
fenced lot; full bsmt. with income
possibilities and very conv. to every
wonderful financing on the balance
thing; $4,000 cash will handle with
CECIL B. LUPTON. Realtor, IA.
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CUSTOM RAMBLER
Near Rosemary School
YOU ASKED us FOR:

!. A good brick house (slate roof;
;. Convenient, cloSe-in location;
}. Near schools. stores and bus;
!. Full bsmt. with recreation room;
J., Style-Old English Colonial;
!. Level lot with pretty trees:
7. Priced at $2l. $50.
A choice home for q choice buyer.
MODERN REALTY CO. JU. 7-536'
30
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MASONRY RAMBLER-Al real lge.
rms. on over la-acre lot in Falls
Church area. Lge. lily. rm. with
firepl., full-size din. rm., lge. equipped
kit, oil h.-w.h.. rear screened
porch. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated at the price offered. Only
81. 800. ARFAx REALTY. JE.
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=. ARLINGTON
BARCLAY
RAMBI,ERS
COUNTRY CLUB AREA

Brick-and stone U-shaped
rambler. commanding view,
center-hall plan, 3 bedrms.,
2 baths on right wing. Center
consists Of liv. rm., inside fire-
place and din. rm.; left-wing
pine-paneled den; cork floors
and inside-wall fireplace; Il
bath: complete GE kitchen,
dinette area; rear screened
porch: summer and winter air
conditioning; basement and "a
bath. We know Of no other
plan Of this kind in the area.
Price. $4,000. Excellen t
terms.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA-5-rm row brick; very
excel. central loo, near schools, bus.
shops. Fin. bsmt., suit. 3rd bedrm.
CT loan AZ int. now. on prop. Casn
down pymt. required. Excel. buy.
OWNER. XII. 9-683s any time
ARLINGToN-Dir. from owner; 8
twin-size bedrms.; brick rambler
IL baths. huge heated bsmt.. tiled
with shufie board inlay: cony; to
schools, shopping. bus; l trafhc light
to D. c. or Pentagon; level lot. Must
sell this week. ia. S-2504. -2s
PIMMIT HILLS-Here on a lovely
wooded lot. we have a 3-bedrm.. as,
bestos. shngled rambler with ten 6ed
under the prevailing market at
as low as $685.. J. F. CUNNING
HAM. JE. $3.50.
ASHTON HEIGHTS-A most attrac.
4-bedrm. brick Cape Cod. sitting
on a cor. lot in this well known
neish6orhood; dst; brick garage garage:
possibilities and very conv. to every
wonderful financing on the balance
thing: 81. 900 cash will handle with
CECIL B. LUPTON. Realtor, IA.
1888; eyes,. ia. 2-2577. 81
VIRGINIA HIGHLANDS-937. 18th
ST., S. Nice 4;bedrm.' corner mouse;
M ssoi HEiss re RsA i;FYs CHI 11OOO
MASONRY RAMBLER-An real lge.
rms. on over la-acre lot in Falls
Church area. Lge. lily. rm. with
frepl., full-size din. rm.. lge. equipped
porch. Must be seen to be appre-
cfated at the price offered. Only
$4,000. ARFAX REALTY, JE.
CONTEMPORARY MASTERPIECE
planned for lavish entertaining, on
spectacular 1-acre setting; bed
rooms. 2 baths. 33-ft. living room
balance, GAERTNER & ADAMS
ARTISTS RETREAT. most spectacu-
lar and beautiful setting in
suburban area; lovely 2-leyel brick
ADAMS aHai On "a. seoe4o. AN" va" ASs o
81 900 DOWN. payments less than
rent. Frame rambler on lSe.- wooded
lot in Falls Church area. Liv.-din.
comb. 3 .bedrms.. tile bath; assume
1 EEAt Il l0 &C. s szsil terms Lynn
1,65O DOWN and assume large 81
combination. tiled bath; storage
attic. Carport and barbecue. Fenced.
wooded lot: HoLLEY-THoMPsoN
REALTY. KE. $3.50.
NEW BRICK RAMBLER on h-acre
lot: 29-ft. liv.- din. rm, comb: irepl..
picture window; de luxe kit. has
breakfast space; 3 bedrms, tile
bath; full daylight bsmt: all for
$17.75O. only 50 800 down, excel.
terms 1nSo Call LYNN REALTY. JE.
SALE OR TRADE. EXCLUSIVE N.
ARLINGTON LOCATION-lO MIN.
| to Pentagon via Memorial pkwy.
with no stop lights. White brick
Georgian Colonial with large liv.
rm.. din. rm.. library. heated sun
porch. kitchen with breakfast space
and " bath on first floor. Three
large bedrooms. two baths and two
sun decks on second floor. Basement
has playrocm, utility room, maid S
room with bath and garage LARGE
level lot with patio. Owner wants
immediate sale or trade on smaller
home. For details call METZLER-
Va. Once, IA. 6-7676.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP FOR REM

CLOSE-IS HEAVY INDUSTRIAL with
6-car siding. about $4,000 So. (;
OF inside space, with sprinklers. incl
once and several wash rms. plus
10000 50 IT. of paved and fenced
YARD. Vacant. A. NJ ROTH. RE. r
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REWARD

YOU HAVE found more
desirable living construction
wise. location. lot size, than
any other home in this price
range. English brick Cape Cod.
built-in garage. 3 bedrms.,
ia baths, Screened-in porch.
Completely red corate d
throughout. Maids rm.. storm
windows. 96xl25 lot, beautiful
trees and shrubbery. Price.
sci. 800. On terms or CT with
about 5fe down.
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INVESTMENT PROP WANTED
BUSINESS PROP FOR SALE

5000 SO. Fl. Maine. O.. Union SITS
S.W ; plenty carkine; l-story bldg,
40xS0. GEO S KING CO, 2Ifo
Nichols Ave Sc LU 4-250l
ATTRACTIVE BLDG, near Conn. 4
N SITS; thoroughly modern; three
stories arranged into offices. plus a
ing; private parking. Ewes, phone
Mrs. Carter, EN- 2-547S. L. T.
GRAVATTE. Realtor, 1918 K st. NV.
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STORES FOR RENT

RID. NE. a533-
300 so. it.. ideal for Office. show
room or STORAGE. SIS mo. DI.
SILVER SPPING Large store in
rapidly growing area on Ga. ave.
Of businesses. Act quickly. ia. O.
CHOICE LOCATION. Wilson blvd.
Arlington Approximately 25x65.
ARLED0E REAL ESTATE CORP.
IA. 7-444S, IA. 7-4333. IL
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INVE STOR
FOR NEW BRICK APT. BLDG.

1--WE STOR
FOR NEW BRICK APT. BLDG.
Annual net return $4,000 17%D
plus $1,000 in equity. Almost new
TENCHER- walker. INC.
AID. 4-@644 -27
STORE g. APT. S15,95O
Leased 81 800 VI. No Expenses.
Elk. 3-57O7. RIA. 3-Oi4O.
422 CONDOR TERRI. Sc.
Mr. 4th AND ATLANTIC
Tenants paw all utilities; you receive
$50 per mo. Ideally located. Bus
at corner. Open to reasonable offer.
Mr. Cross LU. 4-7644.
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO.
Realtor, 1924 18th St. AID, 4-2005
4-FAMILY APT.
Excellent location. near . seh !,ool
81 300 cash above one trust. MR..
FISCHER, with DREYFUSS BROS,
MA. S-05S2; ewes, HO. 2-2S49.
rs
Def. AUNT APT.
Near 22nd and r SITS. s.e.-Detached
2-story 4-unit apt; each apt, con-
sists Of living rn,, bedrm.. kitchen
81 Boo Gi sss &C. ewes. prls a. g. SSS ssh CAL
VIM. CalOmiriS Inv. Corp.
1919 18th ST. sE NV. Dr. 1855.
20
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GARAGES

DUPONT CIRCLE. 18th AND S--Larss
gar&et SIS mo. EN-. 3-3'..3 i'll
1890 MISSOURI AVE. N.W.-Strong-
built garage. 20X40: cleo and water;
Tor storase or light shop work.
RIA 3-665g -o6
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IS THIS
HAPPENING TO YOU?

HAPPENING III YOU!
Are your children growing
into their own homes because
OF marriage. Job transfer or
Uncle Sans call? Do you
enjoy q large home but not
the vacant feeling or do you
want . home that you'll be
proud Of and still be able to
travel? Do as you desire as
the property is NO LIABILITY.
Income away from or in
OUR SOLUTION. Most ultra
modern brick duplex home in
area of walking conveniences.
Built on English stepdown
plan. Front elevation there
appears = stories. LIST apart
ment has liv. rm.. din. rm..
kitchen, bath, utility rm.. with
4 bedrms. and bath. Plus Q
5-rm. apt, with generous
rms. throughout. Separate en-
frances, Aforementioned sum-
mer and winter. Price OF
$32 900 is cost. $4,000 down,
COLONIAL REALTY &C
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/ OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
lcontinued.D

SPLENDID CHANCE to acquire a
nicely arranged 3-rm. suite with
pvt. Law. in an older ofiice bldg,
NV, at 14l1; 800 so. It. at $3.50
mo-; minimum. 1-yr. lease. Mr..
Awkward. SHANNON g. LuCHS
CO, 1905 II st. NV. Ma. S-2345.
Nice 1-room modern ONCE. Silver
Spring, Ga. ave. ia, 9-414O, --2S
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ruApMTNH

6-rm. center-haii plan Colonial home
liv. rm., din. rni... equip. kit, lge
level lot. storm windows. Located
in Queens Chapel Manor. Priced
to sell today at $11,500. $1,000
cash will handle. Call
ROBERT E. LOHR, REALTOR
HE 4.lnnn Till @ PM Daily
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NO HOAX

We honestly have for sale this 3.
bedrm.. all-brick rambler with IN
baths; full bsmt.; built-in garage
full. hard-top driveway: mahogany-
paneled living rm., and dining l
features open corner, floor to-ceil-
ing. fireplace; lift. Servel ice
auto washer, de luxe range and
other items too numerous to men,
ton in this space. FOR THE UN-
HEARD SUM OF Sl9.95O. Choicest
No. Arl location. school. bus and
shopping within 3 blks. Will posi-
lively be sold to first person who
inspects and tenders contract. Come
VIM. L. WAKEFIELD
IA. 1-1173 Open til 9
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CHEVERLY AREA

CHE VEhb AfCCA
A real family home with all. your
dreams come true. Den and fnll
bath on 1st floor. Fireplace in, liv
rm., large screened porch on kit.
full din. rm.. , bedrms.. bath on
end floor. Basement with recreation
rm, and a bath. laundry room with
washer and dryer. Built-in garage
fenced yard with barbecue pit
aluminium storm windows, near new
modern high school only So 800 on
terms.
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SIT JAMES PARISH

Neat, clean 3-bedrm. 2-full-bath
Dutch Colonial home. With fireplace
in liv. rm.. large din. rm.. big mod
kitchen. full basement. gas INV h.
2 porches, near everything. Only
S13,25O. 81 $50 down to CT. Terms
available for non GI.
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED
VACATION PLACES

MOBILE HOMES FOR RENT--Go
where YOU like on your vacation.
You can save hundreds of dollars
and enlov every minute. AMERICAN
TRAILER CO.. INC. 4030 Wis. ave-.
WO. 6-323t
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Million and Half
For observation-disclosures
included in Measure

WASHINGTON, d c, March 81
OJACL1-Over one and half mil
lien dollars was included in a bill,
approved and sent to the Senate
.st week by the House of Represen-
,duVes iCr the payment of smaller
evacuation claims awards. accord
ing to Mike Masaoka. Washington
representative of the japanese A
merican Citizens League
This Third supplemental APP
preparations Bill, he said, would
authorize the Treasury Department
to pay 81 $50 600 to Japanese recipi-
ents of evacuation claims awards
under $500. These awards were
made under compromise procedures
as Well as by regular adjudicative
methods"
This sum is expected to be suffi-
cient to pay evacuation claims aw-
arded in amounts not exceeding
$4,000 during the current fiscal
year ending June 30, 1854, Justice
Department officials informed the
Washington JACL office
JACL-Supported sections of the
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appropriation measure would make
it possible for the payment of eva
cuation claims awards of $4,000 or
less made after June 80, 1858 up to
July l. 1854. Most of these claims
have already been adjudicated and
are awaiting enactment of this bill
for payment.
Evacuation claims awards in eX-
cess of $4,000 are considered in Sc
parate legislation, such as that sign
ed by President Eisenhower several
weeks ago for the payment of
Sl33,2ll 81 to claimants of Is larger
evacuation awards.
Masaoka pointed out that the sum
of 81 $4,000 is considerably smaller
than the over eight million dollars
paid out in 1853 to the Japanese
community for evacuation claims
under the JACL spo lsored program
This provides dramatic evidence
that the smaller evacuation claims
have almost all been paid, and that
the Killings Bill to expedite larger
evacuation claims payments must
be enacted" he said
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Alert NiSei Aids
In Nabbing Of Bows
In Theft Try

SAN FRANCISCO. Calf Marcf
81 Mich Bel Times Dispatchi-TwC
juveniles were uasbed i'm a burgla
rs attempt al a Post ST. barber
shop early las, Saturday morning
Iue 20 the alertness of a local N.Sei
Sata Hideshlma l647 Post St
called the police when he heard
suspicious noises al the rear of a
barber shop next door
Police found the rear door win
dow broken When they entered
two Negro youths aged IA and Is
ran OFT the front door right into
the arms OF other Officers stationed
here
They we're taken to the juvenile
home
Apparently these two are not the
ones who have been plaguing Issei
and Nisei homes during the last Sc
veral months as descriptions of the
suspects in these cases are all of
older men
Police noted that there has been
a definite lull in holdups during the
past week, but one new case was re-
ported last Friday in a Japanese
owned apartment at 1431 Eddy st,
A full description of the man was
given to police by a Nisei woman
also living in the apartment house
who remembered passing the sus-
pect in the hallway
Her description tailed with that
of the man reported at the scene of
several recent burglaries and now
wanted by police for questioning in
the recent sale OF a suitcase full of
Japanese clothing to a local Issei
merchant
Police said that the clothing had
been traced to a theft from a car
parked on Post st several months
aog.
This suspect was described as a
light-complexioned Negro with red
dish hair and mustache, wearing
faded Army clothes.
Additional reports on several o.
ther cases which occurred about a
week ago were also disclosed.
Mrs. Kiyo Hirano's apartment at
1701 Turk st. was entered on March
10 and she reported a loss of $40 in
cash and a set of silverWare
On the same night. about $3.50 o
clock, a Nisei girl had a purse
snatched while walking near the
corner of Pine and Laguna SITS
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SPORTS...

Beppu 881 81 852-2604
7th Ave 838 go 835-2583
Beppu's (0-Oyama $50. Yama-
motto 500, Takagi 52l. Sasaki 468
Asaba SGT; 7th Ave u-Ideta sis
Naito 500, Koga 502. Segimoto $50.
Nakamichi Sill
Kumagai's 97l $50 895-2625
Rainier 83l 878 827-2536
Kumagai's ct Nakata sol.
Sugitachi 49,, Fukei 523. Arita 579.
Donofrio $50: Rainier q-Iwasaki
484, Funai 479. Yamaguchi 557. S
Suyama 495, Tsuji 521
City Produce 1871 1877 875-2593
Iwata 854 $40 79O-25l4
City Producet2l-S Takeuchi 587.
Nomura 480, N. Suyama 500. Yasu-
da $50, Nakagawa 474: Iwata'sU-
Tanaka All. Mikami SGT. Nitta 48i,
B. Nakata 494. Nakashima 491
Sakahara's 878 897 880-2655
Tad's 863 88i gll-2655
Sakahara's(0- Takeuchi ssh. HI
daka SCI. Tanagi 500, Okada 5O2,
Tada 579; Tad's G-Sumioka 500.
M. Suyama ABS, Full SOS, Shibuya
SAB, Fujino sos
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Forms for Claims against DAP Ready

WASHINGTON, D. C., March 81
(JACD-Forms for filing claims a
gainst the Office of Alien Property
for the return of property vested by
the United States government dur
ing and after World War II are now
available, Department of Justice Of
ficials informed the Washington Of
flee of the japanese American Citi-
zens League
February 8, 1855 is now designat-
ed as the final deadline for filing
these claims against the Office of
Alien Property
The forms may be obtained by
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Local Veterans
Back Statehood
For Hawaii Bill

Nisei Veterans Committee at its
meeting last Friday unanimously
voted to go on record in support OF
the bill for statehood for Hawaii.
kilograms were sent to Senator
Henry M. Jackson and Senator War
rem @. Magnuson asking their votes
for statehood when the bill is consi :
dered in the U. S Senate The
House of Representatives has al
ready passed the bill
The Nisei Veterans Committee al
SO urges other Seattle Japanese A
merican organizations, clubs and in
dividuals to write to the above men
toned Washington state senators.
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writing to the Office of Alien Pro-
perty, Department of justice, Wash
ington rs, D. C, or from any of its
field offices at the following address
SEES: 208 Federal Office Building.
San Francisco 3, Calf U S. Army
Area Engineers Building. Fort Arm
strong, Ala Moana Blvd. Honolulu,
TIL; Mantetsu Building. Tokyo
Japan
The new law only applies to fill
ing for property vested by the gov
eminent and does not in ay way re-
late to evacuation claims, the Wa
shington JACL office cautioned
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Goodwill Factor

WASHINGTON, D C.. March 81
Joseph c. Grew, pre-war ambas-
sador to Japan and former Under
secretary of State, said recently
that student exchanges have become
an important factor in Japanese
American goodwill, and revealed
that a large program has been pri-
vately financed
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Pace setting Twentieth Century
edged Sunset Life, 81, in thriller
Tuesday night to gain another point
in the Nisei Commercial pennant
chase at Main Bowl Johnny Chinn
was the hero for the league leaders
in their triumph with 243 high
game and 636 series. frankie Yo-
koyama socked the woods for a 613
mark to lead Sunset
Goth Century 932 9O6 955-2793
Sunset Life 300 910 954-2664
Goth Century O-Poy $40, Eng
500, B. Wong 558, D Wong 557, j.
Chinn 636; Sunset LifeO-Naka-
mura 512, Hamasaki 523, Tanagi 486,
G. Tanagi $50, Yokoyama 613.
Smith Candy 804 939 888-2629
S T. Produce 933 1871 832-2646
Smith Gandy-Tsuboi 573, Kono
486, Furuta STA, Takahashi $50, va
guchi 1855; S. T. O-Fujita 524. Yo-
shida $40, Osaka SIT, Asahara $50,
Ota ASS.
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Classified Ad

Local aggressive janitory supply
house wants salesman to service de-
veloped Seattle territory on janitor
supplies and paper items. Will
train. Full or part time. Salary
and commission or straight COM
mission. Call Mr.. Swanson, Sc.
1925
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It's Il; !; , /, t!!;h!elL.A!W
PafQMEp El PUBIC w,sN,.e1os GAM
VIVA Y M Is y ssSs y"
. READ FIRST SIGN LATER

Mr.. and Mrs. Burt signed con-
tract agreeing to purchase a cook
stove from a transient salesman. He
told them that when the stove was
delivered they could examine it and
if they didn't like it, they could re-
turn it and not pay any more.
After the stove was delivered they
found it did not fit their needs and
offered to return it The offer was
refused by the seller and a suit was
filed against Mr. and Mrs. Burt for
the full price of the stove.
READ SMALL PRINT
They then consulted their lawyer
and were correctly informed that
they had signed an unconditional
promise to pay and that the seller
was not bound by oral statements
of the salesman. Such a rule is just
and necessary to avoid disputed
questions of fact and to prevent
fraud.
Mr. and Mrs. Burt could have a
voided this predicament if they had
read carefully and understood the
contract before they signed it, and
if they had made certain that all of
the agreement between them and
the salesman had been put down in
black and white
This column Is written to in
form, not advise. Facts may change
the application of the law
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Beauty shop, good location Same
owner 20 years, retiring. SIG Eite1
Building.
HOUSE FOR RENT Unfurnish-
ed lower four rooms. All electric.
Automatic heat. Laundry, garden
and basement privileges $50 mo.
FIR. 4l66
Evening star., 1954-09-19
Regatta SideIghts
Talented Newcomer Tops His
Field, Then Calls 1t a Career

A Walter Reed laboratory tech
nician yesterday celebrated his
first Speedboat race in Wash
ington waters-and probably the
last of his career-by walking
away with the Glass D Utility
Runabout phase of the Presi-
dents Cup Regatta.
Pvt. Joe Greenwell, son of a
Cincinnati doctor, showed his
talent on the starts of his two
heats. He was across the line first
right on the gun both times. In
the final heat he left the rest of
the field punched 60 feet behind
him at the start and won by 300
yards.
Greenwell said he has been
practicing starts all summer at
Breton Bay. Md, near Leonard
town, where his family has a
cottage.
He expects his victory yester-
day to close his career as an
outboard driver. I'm getting
married in November" he said,
land I don't think my bride is
too happy about my racing"
In the stock outboard classes
the fastest growing part of boat
racing-youth is the predomi-
nant note. Sixteen and 15-year-
olds were common in the huge
fields on the Potomac yesterday.
And they didn't do badly. For
example. Clifford Miller, a IS
year-old from Kingston, N. Y,
won both heats of the A stock
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hydroplanes, and took a second
in the A utility runabouts.
Youngest throttle squeezer on
the course was James j. Bartron,
13, of Tunkhannock, Pa. He
didn't do as we'll as his elders. +"
placing sixth in the A stock
hydroplanes.
Gary Dowdy. IA, Manteo, N. c.,
put together a second place in
his elimination heat and Sec
ond in the final to take a third
on points in the B stock hydro
| planes.
Ronnie Smith, j15-year-old Mt
Holly IN. j. speedster who took
top honors in the Capital Power
Boat Association regatta here in
July. found the course over the
lower Potomac less to his liking
yesterday.
Young Smith took home nc
silverware. He placed first in his
elimination heat of the BU run
aboutS, but did not place in the
final. He entered four classes
The Coast Guard turned ir
it's usual smooth job of pulling
drivers out of the drink, directed
by radio by Comdr. c. M. Speight
! on the bridge of the Cutter
Marion. Red Cross swimming
instructors. clad in swimming
trunks, were ABOARD the patro
boats ready to jump to the as.
sistance of any driver unable
to navigate under his own power
They were not needed.