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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-21

Mr.. Dale's lead Of the jack Of
spades was covered in dummy
and won by Mr.. Champion with
the ace. Back came the queen
of diamonds and Mrs. Keen let
it hold. Her plan was to elm
mate all Of the spades and dia-
monds from her hand and from
dummy-and then to put one
of the defenders in the lead with
q second round of clubs.
Mr.. Champion continued with
the jack of diamonds and this
time Mrs. Keen won with the
ace. She entered dummy with
the queen of hearts, led the
queen of spades and discarded
her last diamond.
She ruffed dummy'S last spade
with the nine Of hearts. Dummy
was entered again with the jack
of hearts. picking up the last
Of the outstanding trumps. Now
dummy's last diamond was
played and ruffed In the closed
hand.
At this point Mrs. Keen laid
down the ace of clubs hoping
somebody held the king double
ton. If that were the case, then
the opponent who won with the
king would have to return either
a diamond or a spade and Mrs.
Keen would ruff in dummy while
discarding her losing club.
She got her wish. Mr.. Dale
did have the king of clubs
guarded only once. But he was
not caught mapping. On the
ace of clubs he promptly
dropped the king. Clubs were
continued and Mr.. Champion
won the next two tricks to de-
feat the contract.
Mrs. Keen would have had a
better chance If she had timed
her play differently; specifically
if she had laid down the ace
Of clubs Immediately upon gain
ing the lead. At that stage of
the proceedings it would have
been much more difficult for Mr..
Dale to have seen the necessity
for his fine unlocking play.
Copyright. 1854. General Features
Corpl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11

to override the veto. and the
votes aren't there.
That would mean that a basic
agricultural act passed in 1919
would automatically go into eff
feet at the end of the year. This
act contains the flexible 1890
per cent formula-and so the
President would have what he
wanted.
The best they can hope for,
the friends of 90 per cent say
privately, is a sufficiently big
vote for a one-year extension to
persuade the President that he
shouldn't veto. The chances of
this seem a little remote.
Herschel d. Newsom, master
of the National Grange, pre-
dicted after a White House call
yesterday that the Senate would
eventually approve a farm meas
ure "close enough" to the House
passed version to allow an easy
adjustment of differences.
Mr.. Newsom said he visited
the President to tell him Of the
views Of his million member
farm organization. Grange mem
berS, he said, think the House
bill more nearly approaches the
real Grange farm program"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
U. S. Marshal Quits
In RociuI Dispute
BY the Associated Press

MEMPHIS. Tenn, July TO-
Chief Deputy United States
Marshal Clifford j. West said to-
day he was quitting his job in
protest against the appointment
Of a Negro Republican as a de-
putty marshal.
81 told Bill Smith that if he
hired a Negro / would be through
and I am through" said Mr..
West. a former chief Of the West
Tennessee Highway Patrol.
The appointment of the Me-
gro, Raymond Lynom, Memphis
florist, was announced yester-
day by William E. Smith, a Re-
publican. recently named mar
shall for West Tennessee. Mr..
Lynom was said to be the first
member of his race to hold such
a post since reconstruction days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
B'nai Birth Committee
10 Study Library Plans

six past presidents Of the
B'nai Birth Women's supreme
Council have been appointed to
study the needs Of the Roose-
welt Four Freedoms Memorial
Library which win be housed in
the B'nai Birth building to be
erected here.
The building is expected to be-
come the cultural shrine of
American Jewry. It's Roosevelt
Library win contain books. docu-
ments and manuscript dealing
with American Jewish history.
Mrs. Franklin D. Roosevelt has
written = am grateful and very
much interested in the Four
Freedoms Library which B'nai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
NAACP Here Praised
For Civil Rights Work.

The Washington branch of the
National Association for the Adj
vancement of Colored People re-
ceived honorable mention in the
annual Thalheimer Award COM
petition at the recent conven-
ton at Dallas, Texas.
The Baltimore and Portland
(Oreg.) branches received first
prizes lin the competition for
lettering the status of civil rights
in their local communities. The
awards are made possible by a
grant from Ross j. Thalheimer
of Baltimore. skis'M 19
The branch's accomplishments
were listed as including co-spon-
sorship Of a Fair Employment
Practices Commission for the
city; preparation Of three cases
pending in the Federal District
Court OF Maryland to end seq
regation in municipal and State
recreational facilities. and pre-
paration Of a test case to end
segregation in municipal housing
projects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
Governors Farley Head Sees
Farm Prices as Top Issue

faent Is set for wednesday, along
with session for adopting reso-
buttons.
The political lineup Of the
48 Governors now is 20 Republic
cans, 10 Democrats. The DEM
Ocrats have only four Governors
in Northern States Michigan,
New Jersey, Ohio and Rhode Is
land. OF this quartet. terms or
all but Gov. Robert Meyner Of
New Jersey are up this year.
All the other eight Democratic
Governors whose terms expire in
1854 are from the South.
Forty-two Of the IS Governors
have reservations for the con-
ference. Alabama, Arkansas, IN
diana. Mississippi, Tennessee
and Texas won't be represented
by their executives.
Setting Of the sessions is 4
hotel on an island just OF the
shore Of Lake George, nestled
between ranges Of the Adiron-
dack Mountains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
Missing Boy 5. Found .
In Swamp by PEI Dou
D. the AssoIeiut.d Pfe,,

NEWTON. N. j.. July 1O.-A
shy. 5-year-old backWoods boy.
missing for &c hours in vast,
desolate Bear Swamp and the
object Of an organized search
by more than TOO volunteers, was
found today by an independent
searcher with a pet police dog.
Joseph Spangenberg, a thin,
blond lad who disappeared yes
terday, was in q weakened con-
dition but in good shape after
his long ordeal.
The boy. who lives with his
parents, four brothers and two
sisters in a one-room cabin near
the swamp about II miles from
here. had been sought by volun-
teers under State police direction,
q bloodhound and a helicopter.
But a police dog owned by
Lawrence Conner of River Edge.
who owns a summer cottage on
Lake Owassa, located Joey near
the southern tip of the swamp
in this rugged hill country near
Culvers Lake.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
House Red 'Probers
Will Turn Spotlight
0nD. c. Communists
BY [. Edqor Primo

The House Committee on M
American Activities this week
win turn the spotlight on COM
munism in the District Of Co
lumbia.
At least q dozen witnesses, In
GLIDING business and professional
men here. have been subpoenaed
for public hearings set for
Wednesday and Thursday. Vir-
tually all of them have been
identified as members of the
Communist Party by Mary Stall
cup Markward. former FBI un-
dercoyer agent who joined the
Reds in 1913 and spied on them
for nearly seven years.
A spokesman said that the
committee is primarily interest,"
ed in interrogating persons
whom it suspects have continued
party activities since Mrs.
Markward's disclosures in the
spring Of 1851.
To Release Her Secret Testimony
The Silver Spring housewives
testimony three years ago was
in secret session and it never
has been released. But the COM
mittee has had it published in
preparation for Wednesdays
hearing and will make it public
at that time. Mrs. Markward
named more than 200 persons as
members of the District Of Co
lumbia- Maryland branch Of the
Communist Party.
Two of those she identified,
Pasquale Leonard. James Branca
and his wife. Alice have broken
since with the Reds and have
told their stories to the FIJI.
Whether they are to be called
is not known because the COM
mittee has declined TO release
its list Of witnesses.
Contempt Case Dropped.
Branca, q former Eliob Junior
High School teacher and drug
store salesman, was cited for
contempt by the House in Aug
ust. 1850 after he declined to
answer committee questions on
his Communist activities on the
grounds of possible self -incrimi-
nation.
After the Supreme Court ruled
in another case that witness
could invoke the Fifth Amend
ment and refuse to answer ques-
tions of q congressional COM
mittee where there was a danger
of self-incrimination. the case
against him was dropped. Branca
now drives taxicab.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11

Birth Women are establishing
in memory of my husband. I
know he would nave felt greatly
honored."
Appointed to the study com-
mittee tire MRS. Maurice Turner.
Los Angeles; Judge Lenore p.
Underwood. San Francisco: MRS.
Ida G. Farber. Brooklyn, N. p;
Mrs. Abram Orlow. Philadelphia:
Mrs. Hyman G. Weisman. st.
Louis. and Mrs. Ben Rosenthal.
Los Angeles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
By Allen Drury

Y
The administration is heading
into a bitter. hard fight" for
its farm program In the Senate
this week, with the issue a toss
up and both sides claiming
enough votes to win.
Senator Young, Republican, of
North Dakota, a leader of farm
State legislators supporting con-
tinuation of present 90 per cent
of parity price supports applies
the bitter. hard" description.
He predicted he and his friends
are going to come out on top.
Chairman Aiken of the Senate
Agriculture Committee agrees
with the description. But he's
equally convinced the admins
tration is going to win.
Somebody must be wrong.
Senate nose-counters say it's so
close that three or four votes
could tip the decision either way.
But whichever way the vote goes.
the administration seems likely
to have the last word.
The administration, meanwhile,
predicted even greater SURPRISES
for the crop year, and at the
same time took q tentative FIRST
step toward getting rid Of some
Of them.
Record Crops Predicted.
Total agricultural output is
likely to be the fourth largest in
history this year, the Depart
ment said, with 341.5 million
acres, about / million more than
last year, now under cultivation.
A record corn crop of 3.3 billion
bushels and record crops of rice.
soybeans, sorghums, oats, barley,
sugar beets, flaxseed, hay and
dry beans may bring still further
unwie1dy SURPRISES.
At the White House yesterday.
the President signed a bill au-
thorizing disposal abroad of up
to 81 billion worth of SURPRISES
in the next three years through
sale and grants to friendly
nations. The bill also permits
the Commodity Credit Corp. to
make SURPRISES available in the
United States in areas declared
by the President to be distress
areas. 1t broadens existing au-
thority to permit the commodi-
ties to go to the Bureau Of IN
dian Affairs, school lunch pro-
grams, and public and private
agencies for assistance to needy
persons.
Gen. Eisenhower predicted, in
signing the measure, that 1t will
lay the basis for q permanent
expansion OF our exports of agri-
cultural products. with lasting
benefits to ourselves and peoples
IN OCner LANDS"
Only One Real Issue.
There are other things in the
general farm bill which the
Senate will take UP toward mid
week, but there's only one real
issue: The formula by which the
Government is to support crops
that can't make their own way
in the market place without
artificial financial props from
the Federal Treasury.
The administration says prices
on six "basic" crops cotton.
corn, wheat, rice, tobacco and
peanuts should be supported on
a flexible scale ranging from
IS to 80 per cent Of parity.
Senator Young and friends say
there should be just one manda-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
Bitter Fight Slated This Week
In Senate on Farm Program

tory hgure. the 30 per cent of
parity contained in present law.
("Parity" is a word that means
q fair return for the farmer in
relation to his costs. It's defend
ers say it has helped lot of
farmers. Its critics say it has
also piled up more than Sc billion
worth Of surplus commodities
the Government has bought and
doesn't know exactly what to do
WITH
Last week the administration
scored q partial victory in the
House when it won passage of
a compromise flexible formula
allowing the Secretary of Agri-
culture to set price supports be-
tween 1914 and 80 per cent, de-
pending on production and mar
keting conditions. It then lost
the first round in the Senate
when the Agriculture Commit
tee voted 81 to continue 80 per
cent supports on the basic crops.
1t took another shellacking when
the committee voted to raise
dairy price supports to IS per
cent.
Secretary Benson reduced the
dairy figure from 80 per cent to
IS per cent In April. The House
had voted the figure to 80 per
cent.
Facts Misrepresented.'
Senator Young said yesterday
that he and other proponents
OF the present support system
feel that Secretary Benson and
many Agriculture Department
officials have badly misrepre-
sented the facts"
Senator Ellender of Louisiana.
ranking Democrat on the COM
mittee, also charged that Mr.
Benson has never missed an
opportunity to deceive and mis-
lead"
"Wa 80 o..4s..,
make everv aT ssy = solns 70
tr1,f11 o,,t !. ~ . 70 eeG the
ator Young said. u believe we
nave 2 oO-oU chance OF winning"
senator Young said there is "a
~ ff~a1 L..
h IA - , VIE house pressure"
over reI,,ctant So = nsa. 70 win
ayu. -. @oS'
Rar,,,,1;o mo lose any OF our
nat ~ aais nc salo. We ex-
the sv = 49,. sa.n 9 lew among those
49, - "o.Ans On.
IN the other hand, Democratic
a IHppoas loE a. leasG some White
I 49,. VIEWS came from Senator
N 1 Son' henocrat, OF New
A'AsA1So.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-11
hoforist Dies Z Weeks
After Injuries in Wreck

A 54-year-old Sellman (Md.)
man died yesterday at Suburban
Hospital of injuries received in
an auto accident June rs.
The victim was Allen Thomas.
colored. who was injured when
the car in which he was riding
overturned on a sharp CURVE at
Poolesville, Md,
Evening star., 1954-05-03
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAINs-Easy
drive from D. c.: choice bldg. sites;
Ss95 Ss4. 11,s and sp, WRITE sKYvERGs
LOT 5Ux242 ft.; sewer and water;
q 100 800 Town OF Fairfax. Crescent
RIGGS RID. nr. N. O. /. and univ.
LAKE BARCROFT-Lovely hs-a.
Stitss TGSasa iS. nca.5 IN aeveIGpsd seo sect Al
LiAcoLSiA1-s acres: max. deal
sailaIng sn44H ,StI lot1' ~, very reasonsble; AL
A ACRES, soned for hish density
apts.. 8 stories OF sarden-type; b
blks; to Hecht.s. Silver sprinS.
APPRoxiMxTE1ilYS 1lS' senaoo % TT. level
s.. as on nDS paved issss sesa. 18th ndIcsp.d a ss
lawn with approx. 200 #; of chain.
sSRiN9AsEf,oLTo S2MPANEy 10. rdSgs9 1899 IN Q:
Sest Scss 9t partially trssi ssssS oS plenty Of
dogwood. Must see TO appreciate.
Only 500 mo. PO, 2-3s73,. -
TOP NOTCH NV. LOCATION; 7-unit
building. ready TO go. Plans, permit
M ~ .oHnsi IStion sodH mt III pHi.n'
$1,000. RE. T-12SG and ewes. JU.
5-0065. 3
$50 DOWN E-Rambler sites 100000
II. Large development facing Coles
vile I'd. past Silver Spring. Md:
900. KAY REALTY CO.. RA. 6s
6O-FT. LOT. 18th ST.. above Alaska
ave. Phone WO 6-lO32. -3
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS--Wooded u
acre and larger lots with all i'm.
provements, IN restricted Subdivisions
HIoss n $1,000 Se.,rsnr home area S, For nd; sns
and up; located of 18th st. and N.
Dittmar rd. OWNER, KE. 6-e39G
No agents "a
lContinued an NeYf Peg0T
Evening star., 1954-05-03
1890

40-foot brick and frame rambler, two
bedrooms, oak floors, big picture
window in large living room; kitchen
sink with running water but no other
plumbing. Almost an acre of land.
New Yorkshire Public School is right
on our property--conveni to
everything. 5000 down. $40 q month
on 10-year trusts.
}5 minutes drive out Arlington blvd.
TO. Centreville; turn left at Lraf1lo
light on Route 2S Coward Manas-
sas', four miles to big blank yellow
sign on left and office OF YORK.
q ID m ONTY
Evening star., 1954-05-03
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

NEW modern building
brick and cast stone front, about
$500 50. #. on 1St floor with side
for showroom, storage or once
space Half block of Old George.
town I'd. at 49l4 Del Ray. ave:
Bethesda, Nd. Call OIL. 6-7S16. IA
$50 PER MO.-Over 1000 50. IT,
bsr1t. space: formerly q plumber
shop; 922 Kennedy st.; n.y. RE
2-SToRY BRICK BLDG, Z st. cor
nef, n.W.-store front. once space
shop will lease whole or part. Cal
Mr.. SMITH. pI. 7.l1. -S
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Continued on Next Parcel
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1880
$500 DOWN
$40 MONTH

Pretty green and white, very small
an acre OF attractive ground rfght
on Bull Run. Fish and swim from
your own back yard. Electricity and
running water but no other plumb
ing. Built-up section convenient to
everything.
80 minutes drive out Arlington blyd
or Lee hwy. to Centreville; turn left
at traffie light on Route 2s toward
Manassas. miles to big blank
yellow sign on left and once OF
YORKSHIRE ACRES on left. Open 1
to PM. ONLY. "a
Evening star., 1954-05-03
HOUSES SALE-VA. (cont. ]

ARLINGTON n, S19.95O-A quaint
-rm. home with charm. on lovely
corner lot. Lge. liv. rm.. firepl, lge
din. rm... de luxe kit, breakfast al
cove with picture window. paneled
den, " bath; End A.. bedrms. and
bath: full bsmt.. "a bath: oil h.-w
heat; built-in garage, APPROX. So. 900
cash. $4,000 first trust. S11O mo.
LUCILLE COOK, Exclusive. JE. 2
3272, JE. 2-4664.
FALLS CHURCH-OWNER: must sell
2-bedrm. Colonial: gar, bsmt.: FhA
approved; $4,000. ME. S-4560.
OAKCREST-4-bedrm. brick Cape
Cod, lge. above-ground bsmt.. dble.
garage; Potomac view. OF. 4-9344.
PIMMIT HILLs-S1o. 900: no down
pymt. neces: to qualified GI; 3
bedrm. rambler on lge. lot. MANNAS
REALTY CO.; 2116 Wilson blyd..
3-BEDRM. BRICK semidet. home. 2
yrs; old; $13.250; So, 200 down, or
taxes and ins. Cali ia. 2-5S94.-8
$1,000 CAsH-3 hedrm. home ON ap-
sSnIy SIy !; ;$iS;sSS,, MAENAs ri REALTY I51sE
STAANG EEvEM@Aro you C1reo OF
crowded apts.? Then see this spac.
3-hedrnl. rambler with q full day
light. bsmt. It is situated on a
Wooded h-acre lot: ideal for chill
dren. Get this in time to plant your
spring garden. Price. .$17,250. Pos
itively gorgeous setting. MANNAS
REALTY CO. 2116 Wilson blvd,
Arl., IA. S-27S3. -
CLOSE-IN COLONIAL-Close as pos
sible to Washington and still be in
q good residential neighborhood. Liv.
rm. with firepl., din. rm.. kit, 3
lge. bedrmy.. full bsmt.. lge. attrac.
lot. S1S.95O. MANNAS REALTY CO.,
2116 Wilson blvd, Arl.. ia. S-27s3.
NO DOVE PAYMENT to aualified
purchaser. 3-yr. -old rambler on 10
acre cor. lot. Liv. rm. with flrepl.. .
bedrms.. screened porch, many ex-
tras. Price $I2.950. SILLS REAL
ESTATE, ia. $4,000 It'll o pm.
GIs, so DOWN on close-ir 3 and
. bedrm. homes. FOX REALTY &
ms, OIL. 6-7SS4, JA 2-S230
FOR SALE BY OWNER; CT; $3.50
down or conventional. 511 Wood
ley pl.. Falls Church. Open / to
dark: 81 1850. Moving. Lovely cor
ner lot; 3-bedrm. brick rambler
garbage disposal, auto. washer. JE.
3-2197. IS
Evening star., 1954-05-03

MODERN, nearly new. 2-bedrm. ex-
gansiible home; Larse liv. I'm, rm: with viii
ture window overlooking deep rear
yard; huge kit. level lot 60x179 #.
Assume GI: price S11,950. WOOD
CO. HISS Georgia ave. Silver
Spring. Md LO. 47T200 It'll 8.
30-yr. loan. spprox. S64 per mo.
Attractive 2-bedrm. brick rambler
liv. rnl., sep. din. rm., driveway,
lg.. fenced lot; nr. school and bus.
WOODMOOR AGENCY, INC, JU.
9-5555 daily and Sunday til 8 pm.
Evening star., 1954-05-03
HOUSES sALE-s.E. fcen..,
HILLCREST
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.

COLORED-HOME AND INCOME
Completely remodeled home; 8 rms.
2 paths. 2 well-equipped Kitchens;
S14,750; excellent financing Mr..
King. JU. 9-O492. MARSHALL ].
WAPLE CO., Realtor, 1924 1ith st.
Evening star., 1954-05-03
STORES FOR RENT

ONE STORE LEFT IN 2O-Store Gull
more Center on Leesburg pike, near
Seven Corners. Va. HO. 2-o35S or
RA. 3-l397 for information. "a
10th AND YOU SIS. N.W.-23x60:
excel. for bakery. delic., laundromat.
etc. Rent reaS. DU. 7-0300. --6
NEW DEVELOPMENT. one left. ideal
for re-upholStery or children's ap-
parel. RIGGS and s. Dakota ave.
e035 X ST. N.W.MAttractiye store
22x7O: 3 Law. full drive-in base
ment for service and parking. RA
OVER 1000 FAMILIES next to new.
modern shopping center now near
ing mpletion. Wonderful location.
no competition. for bakery. drug,
gift. 5 and 1Oc store. confectionery.
beau beauty shop. baby shop : >, clothing hing
Just 8 stores left. Low rent. Lease
to suit. Call ZIPKIN. INC. UN. 4
$500, ask for Don Leighton. --6
TWO STORES in Rockville for rent
in good location for any business
heat and water furnished. Po
LARGE STORE, next door to safe
way grocery; 1S 7th st. ne; good
for any type of business: reason
able rent. If interested. phone Mr.
Cohen. LU. 1-9415, --6
1903 MONROE ST. Mclean store
1Sx50.- $11O month. Busy section
Good for any business. "A
300 FLORIDA AVE. NV: = Newly
decor, store and apt. SIPS. ME
1898 sas VI 7th ST. N.w.-N.wly decor.
modern front. full bsmt.. oil heat
ME S-1l07 -
Evening star., 1954-05-03
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

NEAR SOMERSET SCHOOL
New brick Colonial with LARGE
ROOMS Street-levei entrance TO
center reception hall, ige, liv. rm,,
din. rm.. de luxe all-eleetric kitchen,
powder rm., screened porch: garage.
Garden-level entrance TO completely
paneled ABOVE-GROUND BASE
MENT with all-purpose family room
with firepl., den and powder rm,
Hinge master bedrm. with adjacent
bath. Two other twin-size bedrmS.
and bath, lEe. closets. on End n.
Permanent stairs to insulated attic.
Stas. Sstss ssssst sDsp nj 3 slk. to fast sfan'D'
Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-9400
Evening star., 1954-05-03
OFFICES g STUDIOS FOR RENT


ALLISON BLDG, 3rd and Sheridan
SITS. n.w.-Space 800 and 700 so. 1t.
free park. Call RA. 3-O513. q
KING BLDG, 18th ana M SITS. NV.
Suite 316-1 800 50. IT,. windows
overlooking Conn; ave; space maj
MCLEOD & FERRARA. phone RE
1oIs 18th ST. N.w.-AyailabieI M Ma,
l, broom suite, 1st floor; will con-
sSae Sned i4fstaan & dssred 0fe' sT ssaCc siE c0nd
AIR CONDITIONED oFFiCEs avaii.
able. All services. Dupont Circle
of5ics On slSg0 aSgg0 1a4e Conn. ave. NV,
DUPONT cIRcLE-Entire bldg. on
wis. AT VAN NEss%ist-tioor once,
suitable for business or professional
use. Convenient to bank. post
ono once a. and .1..;t stores, @ 2nd;fioer apt.
FURNISHED AIR CONDITIONED Of
nee nee in suite of Of G. p. A. Sheraton
ACROSS FROM sTATLER, zoos 18th
st. n.w.--Large spacious office. part
parking space rear optional. SS5.
AIR CONDITIONED newly renovated;
$50 SO. IT.. incl. all services; elev.
bldg; financial district. 1929 YER
SEVEN CORNERS, VA. - CulInore
shopping center; new air-cond. once
bldg. HO. 2-535S or RA. 3-1397
for information. IS
MEDICAL, 18th and Park rd.; mod.
air cond. HO. 2-536S or RIA. 3-1397.
FURNISHED air-conditioned ofIices
available. DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE
BLDG. 1346 Conn. ave.. AID. A.
EVANS BLDG. 1920 New York ave.
n.w.-Single room, $50; Groom cor
ner suite, S100. Room 616, Evans
VERY ATTRAC. OFFICE and desk
space, in heart Of Takoma's business
district: telephone answering, jani-
tor service and utils. furn.; very
AGENCY, JU. 9-3444. JU. 9-3497
DOwNToWN,. s11 18th ST. NV
Entire first floor. ideal for any busi-
ness; nov occupied BY real estate
ofice; SIS mo DI. 7-3047. a
LOTS FOR SALE-ColesVille Heights.
priced low with terms. Apply s. T.
HICKMAN, P. o. BOX 341. Silver
Spring, Md. --4
Evening star., 1954-05-03
NEAR MONASTERY
DETACHED BRICK

49, AAOA46O )4S4N1A
This .2story house iS only 8 yrs. old,
Tm.. din, nI' rm. and and spacious @ '' kitchen xi
on 1st dr., 3 bedrms and tile bath
UP. Full bSmt., partially finished.
House in immaculate condition, in.
eluding decorations. Close to schools
and transp. House can be sold on
FHA or GI terms
House shown by appointment only on
Weekdays. For further details call
RE. 7-6650. from am. to q pm.
Colonial Investment Co..