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AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

MERCURY '53 Monterey cpe.: r, b.,
Merc-o-matic, WV. tires, numerous
other access, 1000 actual miles.
Glistening black finish ! owner.
f1ssTol ffrassd for quick sale At 81. .se5. aa aE.
MORRIS MINOR--New 1855 models
/ now on display: 2-dr. convertibies
and station wagons; starting ct
| $1,470, Incl. heater, defroster and
turn signals. For the best deal see
MAHATTAM AUTO, INC. Est. 1914.
sth hs'sst e wss sts. nnd na%. fqFe,sn No ssTs
Branch showroom 1910 King st..
Alex. Va.
NASH 1850 Ambassador 4-door;
Hydra, heater; good cond.; nylon
Sc. $475 or best offer BY orig.
owner. ST. 3-7145. go
NASH 40 4-dr.: r. and h.. overdrive
foS economy; S395. 6-n1onth or
MOTOR co. IFordS, 400 BenninE
I'd. ne. LU. 4-1011.
NASH '52 Rambler hard top; fully
equip; q cute and economical car: |:
$3.50. ARCADE PONTIAC, 1887 r.
wing st. NV. AID. 4-850O; also $3.50
l4th st: NV. RA. 3-9870. go
NASH 1852 Ambassador 4.dr.; fully
esis1pDeai eier. au ,sogis oHne5 si'ass. or best
NASH 80 statesmen super. r. and
h.. $4,000 miles. New valves, rings,
tires, excel. cond.. best offer over
$3.50. EN-. 3-7714 ewes. 10
OLDSM0BILE Futuramic "9s"
Rocket sedan. beautiful condition;
S4S5 terms. ROPER" 18th and
oTIDss aSs'' sss; fisi Paturamie eonv.: Eydra. sS
beaut. cond. $395. terms. $69 dn.
ROPER" 18th and r. ]. ave. ne.
oLDs 1858 .ss" sedan: 2-tone p gray
finish, white-wall tires: fully equip.
tsrtad glt radio g1sss .n6 aeatsr Hydrs
POWER BRAKES. An outstanding
value. Priced at ST. I,995. CCC guar.
CAPITOL CADILLAC-oLDSM
CO.. 1923 22nd st. NV. ST. $4,000.
OLDS 1850 de luxe "9S" 4-dr.; r. and
h.. .Hydra-Matic, beautiful 2-toneI
finish: Special for today, S795. PAUL
consin, and Ellicott sts. NV. KE.I
|oLiD5ssMSSojBILE Al; radio and heat heater.
has all extras; $145 or best offer.
1909 .Varnum st. NV. 20
OLDS '49 4-dr. sedan; r, b., Hydra
a.S Only 0ssss sssb te1ms s9ns oTao pEfs5 viz VIZ
LIAIs BUICK. 1901 Nichols ave. Sc.
Hydra Matte. WV. tires: beautiful
conditlon, fuli price only $500. 800
down, terms. OHIO WILLIAMS
BUICK, 2001 Nichols ave. Sc.
OLDS ,53 Super "SS" Holiday coupe;
r. and h., Hydra-Matic. power win
dows. rear-seat radio speaker, very
beautiful 2-tone finish. A real buy.
81 1896. Safety-tested written guar
antee. PAUL BROS. OLDS. Used
Car Fair. Wisconsin and Ellicott st.
NV, KE. 7-130S. 20
OLDS 40 "76" 4-door; radio. heater,
Hydra-Matic drive. seat covers, orig
inal black finish. immaculate condi-
tion throughout, worthwhile guaran-
tee: S545. WHEELER. INC, Chrys-
Ter Dealer. 4S00 Wisconsin NV.
EN-. 3-470S. 30
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA. ISL. S467; Hillman. convt.
s sls9 nard ars'la scD. bSy5 s4s5 q 81 Heais9 Aasisin
$2. .497; 81 Jaguar, xKI20. Sl.797;
~ Mayaowsr. $697: 51 Norris;
PRY. I4th and r.
MINI ave. ne. solae Choice 0s Selection ses q
sHick Hc Deaies r sTANIEY i9lSfIi H. d. HoRaER SaSR
colors. HORNER'S COR, Buick
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Il
BUICK so super 4-door sedan; Dy-
$S75. ARCADE DE PoNTIAc. i45s
Irving st. NV, AID. 4-S5O0: also
3460 14th st. NV. RA. $3.50.
BUICK so super Riviera 4-dr.: black;
nance. $Sa5. EM. 3-65lS. --5a
BUICK 1851 Special 2-dr,; r. and b.
low mileage: B real bry; SSgj
Safety tested written guarantee
PAUL BROS. lOlds.l. Used Car Fair.
wisconsin and Eilicott st. NV. Rk
BUICK SOS Special 4-dr. sedans. . to
terms. OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK.
2Q01 Nichols ave. Sc.
BUICK '53 Super Riviera r. and n.
Dynaflow. E-Z-Eye Glass; 2.tone
paint and wv tires: VII ssM to To-
esz osfzHo wihLrAis Il isSi 0fH6 suIcK sooi
BHfoR Nlf1Sls ID aSa ae is luxe sedsn seaut. kept
sRospERs: 18Th and i. / e ays pc.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

BETHESDA adjacent building lots,
Q short blocks from eiementsry, s,
ssehool. ss ss. MR.. RoBEY. ewes. oL, a.
NEARBY VA.-36 acres, with 6-room,
2-bath house; located on main high
way. 20 min. from D. c.: excellent
1or developing or investment pur-
nose. Priced below market value for
cash deal To inspect. call Mr..
4 ,sss,si0S, ! "a; 5-l31s. ~ 30 "a
en- opportunity for investor-devel-
oper. Facing new expressway. 10
minis. to D. c: Water nearby and
sewer proposed. Adjacent to large
park project. Prince Georges Co.
Terms can be arranged. Cali Mr..
MnAulnrkey: nA4il ,,;, ~; gg.s3969. with NJ.
waEAToN VII; TFoeaao3. AREA lots with naa f,n-
ished street and sidewalk; ready for
immediate construction. Mr.. Leb-
ling with ROBERT B. HALL CO,
q; 2-3250; ewes. OIL. 4-668s. 20
ROCkvILLE-4 level lots for de-
asnea sna waef meaestpred h Is proDey Smss sfEsr 1--WE
$2.100 each. Mr.. Lebling. Sunday
and evenings OIL. 4-66s8. ROBERT
B: HALL CO. Oh. 2-3250. 30
ATTENTION INVESTOR-7O acres
In line for sewer, S1,1OO per acre.
40 acres with water, no sewer,
mostly clear. 10 min. from N. H.
ave. in Montg. County, ST. 600 per
acre. lis acres. part clear, part
wooded, part subdivided. streets to
grade. acre home sites in this area
are selling between $1,000 and S4,-
600 ca. Buy all for $1,000 per
acre. Call Mr.. Scott with BERNARD
z. BROSIUS. REALTOR, JU.
HOWARD CoUNTY-3so-acre ste Stock
farm. 125 in blue grass sod, 40 In
Park. 165 in pasture. Good build
ings. good fencing, plenty OF water,
paved road. Loctaed above Olney.
Priced right at $4,000. Call Mr..
Scott with BERNARD T. BROSIUS.
REALTOR. -JU. 9-042O. 80
EXCEL. APT. SITE in Mt. Rainier.
What are we offered? $500 sq. It.
Zoned for s apis. j. VICTOR
DICKEY, AP. 7-S0S0. go
RIvERDALE HGTS.-Rambler site;
all improvs. in. $50 din. Easy
terms. j. VICTOR DICKEY, AP.
LANHiAyMd AREA rambler sites. ties all
improvs. in. $50 dn. Easy terms.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

ARE YOUR PRESENT PAYMENTS
too high?22 Money loaned on fst or
End trusts on terms to suit your
budget. Loans made In d. c.. Nd.
and We. Call Mr.. Freedman. WASTE
INGTON LOAN q TRUST BLDG.
FIRs;Tf L AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARLOW REALTY CO., Realtors,
1891 @ Ct. n.W.s ME. s-24g5.
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AUToMoBlLEs ron SALE

OLDSMOBILE Al sedan, looks GOOD.
runs good. sac. cash S79 fnll price.
Mr.. WARE. 1880 r. I ave; ne.
PACKARD so 4-dr.: r. and b.: ~ Sray:
ranty. NORTHEAST MOTOR Co,
5Fordl 920 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
PACKARD AZ: radio, heater. tires
almoss ah s-1sss; Rss; mechanics buy: sa2o' 6
PLYMoUTH ,4s 2-dr.: I. and h.;
Al all the way; S3s5, 6-monlh OF
6.000-mile warranty. NORTHEAST
MOTOR CO. (Ford), 440O Bennins
rd. ne. LU. 4.1011.
PLYMOUTH de luxe club coach; very
niss Mss ccnS o1ss, SsS; Slio ac sash fun price.
PLYMOUTH 80 special de luxe:
beautiful condition; Sss5 terms
So down; So week. ROPER. 2
is and r. !. ave. ne. 30s
PLYMOUTH AZ Special de luxe.
radio. heater. splendid; SlS9: terms
50 down. 81 week. ROPER" 18th
PLYMOUTH so convertible. r. and
a.. aoos aiprsS,nSitionsa da1s,n,an sEssysa tires.
n
good transportation for only $50:
no money down on approved credit,
OHIO WILLIAMS BUICK, POOL
Nichols ave. Sc.
PLYMOUTH 1850 4-dr... beautiful
blue finish: equipped with heater.
defroster, matching seat covers. An
exceptional value. priced to sen
RRSY6nSHEc.yk Ha.y ss2S casyRoIggr easg s:Fns sTao
Lee hwy. Arlington, Va, "a. 2-9O03,
Open It'll ESQ. -2a
PONTIAC 81 de luxe s-cylinder:
Hydra-Matic r. and h.; 5 to choose
from: 2-doors and 4.toors. an fuiiy
guar; under our Good viii @ Used
Car Guar; from $3.50. ARCADE
PONTIAC, 1887 Irving st. NV, ADJ
$500; also 3460 14th st. NV.
roArf1seS SAf fisS7S 10 convertible with n2s 81
Olds. motor. seat covers. HYDRA
Matte. Wv. tires. r. and h., perfect
cond.: S705. HU. 3-9759. IL
PONTIAC AT 4-dr.. r. and b. Per-
feet; above average condition. s295.
No money dn. $50 mo. SP. 3-7716.
PONTIAC '54 station wagon: G HYDRA.
Matte. de luxe. Left over, never
sold; $500. FLOOD PONTIAC,
422l Connecticut ave-. WO. 6-S400.
PONTIAC '3S. 4-door sedan. needs
some repairs. ideal for teen-agers.
S15 Il. 5-6700, Ext. Cabs or
roNIIffaSc .5s conv., orig. blue, bel beau.
tnrougnout, fully equip, 81, $50; 50
GUARANTEED. . to 8 pm. Ab.
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STORAGE SPACE
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

DOCTORS OFFICE. modern bldg.
l4S5 Euclid st. nv: must be seen
to be appreciated. HU. 3-3402. 80
FURNISHED EXECUTIVE OFFICE
Waiting room. receptionist. private
entrane 924 Dupont Circle Bldg.
DU. 7-S780. 80
1917 12th ST. N.W.-Studio office
available. S25 a month: other rooms,
500 81 g, and d. up: ais s5o conditioned If de-
sired ST. S-5o3O. 20
BETHESDA complete unit. con-
sisting Of 3 street-ievel -cond.
4lies ssY. on and s-s4Ss. 4tSasyat0Fies, MIR: 3 so-
SUITE OF s ROOMS. oflce space.
Kinley: $3.50 per mo. Appt. only.
FuRMAN REALTY Co. ST. 3-I7Oo.
LARGE FURN. ROOM in law office
suite. in new air-cond. bldg. down.
town; telephone. secretarial as
sistance and seperate entrance If
desired: suitable for lawyer. busi-
ness agent, or association. ME.
OFFICE sruDlo. plus apt. Corner,
AIR.coSD1TfoNED AiHsHsdSsi EHi Ss'Gi oGfiFIcE of 2
rms: and bath; 2nd ar. front: l4th
st. between Eye and X. CHARLES
2 sAGER: INC. 924 14th st. NV,
poWNToSWsN' sd srdSsS' AREA near VII White
House. once or storeroom, 800 So
it., air conditioned; -2nd a.: large
display window facing nth St.
Good for dress, millinery. children's
shop or real estate. deal sales room.
Apply TALLY-HO OFFICE, S12 18th
SEVEN CORNERS, yA.-New air
cond. bldg. Cali HO. 2-535s or RA.
3-1397. -6
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IoFFIcEs . STUDIOS FOR RENT
lG0msin

PHYSICIAN SUITE-Fine location,
33iS 18th 81; NV. Call Ho. 2-535s
SILVER SPRiNG. Ga. aye.--Iarst
front ONCE, air cond., $65; or small
shop. SIS. S. AND l. kEALt \
co. m. 9-II4l 80
PRIVATE OFFICE. in lawyers suite
Colorado Building MA s-25O4: 80
n.w.-Single rm.. $50; 3-rm. suite,
$3.50 RIM. GIG. Evans Bldg. ME
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AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

PONTIAC '53 Catalina ..s'': . Yeai
QHRIEH q ROHAllL. NC, Sour
Arlingt9H e paskssd ,,. Dealer. gssd.car
south OF Key Bridge. Open eses.
I'll q. IA. 7-048D.
PONTIAC .E2 Chieftsin De luxe a.
eyiin0er: Hydra-Afatic. r and b.:
fully equipped. 4 TO choose from; 9.
doors or 4.dogrs: from l.l5o.
PoNSdddAc: PSddddA 1887 dEsins g 6 n;N~ AD.
RA. 3-9670. -2g
PONTIAC 1854 star. 4-dr.; Hydra.
eons eowsf ist s.ssrns ., powsr nsy., 0Isks sa a.
$4,000, now $3.50; immaculate.
FLOOD PONTIAC. x221 Connecticut
ave-. WO. 6-6z00,
PONTIAC 80 de luxe 2-dr.: r, h.,
s7s5 or best offer. "a. s-iS5o.
PONTIAC "a Catalina star coupe:
lett over, never used, never sold.
Was $3,400. nov S2,399, Hydra,
fully equipped. FLOOD PONTIAC,
4221 Connecticut, WO. $500.
SINGER 1854 sports car: S9a5. GfP.
FORD. 2501 Columbia pike Ari.,
Va. ia. 6-9223. Closed sunday. 20
ISTUDEBAKER "a station wagon. s
mo. old, every extra, must sell this
week. Make an offef. IA. 1851
|STUDEBAKER 80 Champion s-door:
heater. oyerdrive, seat covers. orig
ilial nnish like new; very clean IL
side and out; outstanding Tor o2Ey
$3.50. WHEELER, INC. Chryse er
Dealer, 4S0o Wis. ave. NV EN-. 3-
4106. -
|STUDEBAKER i94s stariite club epe;
beaut. cond.: S2e5; terms. Sc dri., SIS
wk. ROPER" 18th and r. ]. sye. ne.
|STUDEBAKER 80 Champion star.
light club coupe: beautiful sreen
hnish. equipped with radio, heater.
matching seat covers. See this
beauty today. Priced TO sell quickly,
S595, easy terms. KENYoN-PECK
CHEVROLET. 2636 Wilson blvd.
Arlington, Va, IA. 2-90o1. Open
It'll $3.50. 20
HvOLKSWAGEN '53 sedan; perfect:
S995. Also "a. JACK PRY. Ltd.
14th and p
WILLYS 1g4S station wagon: 1925.
S412 Flower ave.. Takoma Park. Md.
WILLYS 1850 Jeep: full tor. 4-wheel
drive, good cond.; S795 or best Of.
fer. EN-. 2-3177 after 6. or all day
Saturday. -29
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REAL ESTATE LOANS tcons. j


MONEY ON END TRUST-We will
buy 2nd-trust notes, D. c., nearb,
Md. or Va. reasonable rates. Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST.
MENT CORP, 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
MA S-5S33.
FIRST TRUSTS ON RESIDENTIAL
viii lend for construction or on
COMPLETED buildings. ]. E. AMI EY,
call Elk. 3-0S00. 40s
SPOT CASH FOR End TRUSTS
2aea TO 40 DISCOUNTS
Mr.. QUICK. LO. 4.6565
1st. 2nd. 3rd TRUST LOANS covering
D.. c.. nearby Md. and Va. prop
poses, incl. repairs, remodeling, ad-
ditions, improvements.
APEX REALTY CO.
Oil NEW YORK AVE. NV.
ST. S-1612 II
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 40 A-ton panel truck; best
offer. Call TU. 2.6264, -S
WILLYS 194S a-ton pickup; ex-
ceptional condition: equipped with
tires; only S245. KENYON-P PECK
CHEVROLET, 1886 Wilson blvd,
!Arlingtcn. Va, ia. 2-9O01. Open
REQ 2h-ton 1s-ft. steel van body:
Z can be seen at 1006 N. Glebe rd.,
Arl.: $3.50 or best offer. Call JE.
2-4S3l 80
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Ais KANSAS AVE. NV.

1000 So. IT,. In 2-story bldg, IN
Guiding 3,400 So, IT. of modern,
panelled air-conditioned Offices, and
lst floor showroom. plus complete
kitchen and an scar garage. Avail
able Jan. '55.
Evening star., 1954-11-29
SECURITIES BLDG
NEAR 18th AND K ST

3, 5 or S-rm air conditioned suites,
IN prom. downtown Office bldg. heart
financial district: very reas. rental.
729 18th st. NV, 3rd floor. DI.
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WIRE BUILDING
1000 VERMONT NV,

Suite consisting of approximately
300 50. it., reception room and i
offlees. Phone RE. 7-0551 or RE
7-1690. go
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FARMS

WANTED-Farm listings in Southern
Md. especially in p. q. and A. A
Counties. WALTER M. BAUMAN
broker. 1927 X st. NV. MA. S-6229
Evening star., 1954-11-29

DOCTORS SUITE
New Air-Conditioned Apt, Bldg.
Ideal Conn. Ave. Corner Location
THE LIVINGSTON
5437 Conn. Ave. NV. Wo. $4,000
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

8 SECOND TRUST N0TEs-1) ST.
$50. SO at $40 mo-. balance due in
ga yrs; 35Sc discount; t2) $4,000,
at $50 per no., So. balance due ~
yrs; discount, $3.50; go $1,000. 6eo.
payable $50 per mo-; not deferred
purchase. $4,000 equity: good dis
count. Call MIR. HANSEN, ia; 2.
So, 900 SECOND TRUST Oh Petworth
home, $500 down. Direct from
OWNER. ST. 3-9433, Ia. Q.l150.
go
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MOTORCYCLES

HARLEY.DAvTDsON '51 "61": red.
buddy seat, windshield, saddle bags.
npIegsg noTSgR g sAEs, faToms li17 yo r ave- noaaa
DU. 7-S300. -3
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NEAR 18th AND X SITS.
ARLINGTON BUILDING
1925 Vermont Ave. NV.
3 Rooms, Rec. Rm. $21O
Wired for Air Conditioning
See MR.. SUIT, Building MANAGER
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BOATS
AUTos AND TRUCKS WANTED

DEALER FROM N. C. paying top
prices for clean car. PRESTWOoD,
7400 Ga. ave. NV, RA. 3-5677. ---3
SOUTHERN DEALER, In town this
week, will pay cash for all makes
and model cars. Call IA 0-4N0l.
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pRICET $8.9a5

Situated on d corner lot with beauti-
full view OF bay. Living room
kitchen, dinette. 2 bedrooms, mod.
ern bath Easy terms Beautiful
Community, Terms. Call Mr.. Odum
RE. 7-5216 or come to B. NJ
ODUM'S Branch once next tI
ESQ Gas Station. Deale, Nd See
Mr.. CRuMPTON, mgr. or call West
River 2-104I. -20
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
WILL BUY PROPERTY
REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
E.sneciallv Beautiful Home

ITO It. on the bay. Sandy oeach
Interior finished knotty pine. Nice
" furnished. Beautiful shade trees
and shrubs. Si2.50n includes fur.
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TRA,LERS

PALACE, "a, like new; reas. Loc
Ancient Oaks Trailer PARK, 2 mi
!. west Falls Church. M, TENERELLI
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NEAR I1Cn AND e ST.
Large single room with private Law
atory and shower. Heat supplied,
SIS per mo.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. Ma. $4,000
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ARI.INGTON

- 189V691VSE3 : wv
Ofices courthouse. New building, Air
cond.; elevator. EN-. 3-9471. q
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5314 BALTIC. AVE.

53I4 BALTO. AVE.
% HYATTSVILLE, MD.
in best business block In Hyattsville,
adjac. Woolworth, Peoples, Pep Boys,
avail now at only $o25 mo-; huge
4 parking area In rear. Key at restau-
rant next door.
JESS FISHER MANAGEMENT CO.
l420 X at NV EX 3-1211
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ONE STORE LEFT
PARKLANDS
SHOPPING CENTER
CORNER ALABAMA AVE.
AND STANTON RD. Sc.
Suitable for kiddie shop, mems wear
CAFRITz DI. 7-90sO
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS WANTED

WANTED-At least 8 rooms or an
;lrcx. 600 SO. #. Office space at So
per So II. FURMAN REALTY CO..
ST. 3-1700. 20
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 81 VS. pickup; good cond
S595 or best offer. Ju: 9-1596. II
cond.: $3.50; terms, 500 dn., SIS wiz.
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1954-10-22
$1,000 Contest
ToNome Doll Do
Closes Today

The Childrens Hospital doll
naming contest, blown out Of
some funds by Hurricane Hazel.
closes today.
Name the doll and you get
some $1,000 worth of prizes, in
cluding a radio, television set.
typewriter. mink stole and
jewellery.
The contest. project of Mrs.
Milton Turner, 1908 Woodland
drive, Silver Spring, was to end
October Is, but the final event
"a luncheon. exhibit and oppor-
tunity to contribute names and
money-suffered attendance-wise
from Hazel.
Still and all, more than $500
has been contributed by manners.
Mrs. Turner said. The prizes
were donated by merchants.
Nine disc jockeys and television
personalities will meet at Mrs.
Turner's home at $3.50 pm.
tomorrow to pick the winning
name.
Evening star., 1954-10-22
Farm Prices May Continue
Al Low[eyeI, Survey Finds
BY the A..oeio,ed Pres,

The Agriculture Department
said yesterday that farm prices
and income next year may con-
tinue at recent lower levels al
though demand for farm prod
ucts will remain strong.
In a cautiosuly- worded survey
apparently sensitive to the
November Q election - the de-
partment's annual demand and
price situation" report put 1t
this way
1T seems likely that demand
conditions for farm products
including both domestic and
foreign demands-will be at
least as good in 1856 as this
year.
Prices received by farmers
may be expected to average
close to levels prevailing this
1all. Cost rates or prices paid by
farmers also are likely TO con-
tlnue next year close to recent
levels"
A gradual decline in most
farm prices and income has been
a1xiously watched by the pres
ent Republican administration
as 1t approaches the election
with party control Of Congress
at stake.
Evening star., 1954-10-22

Leonard ,. Doggeft. jr. presi-
dent. Washington Parking Associ-
alton: Promised cooperation
with any large-scale campaign
to encourage shopping In the
downtown area and opposed
Government subsidy Of parking
on behalf Of what he called q
$48 million industry here. He
declared there Is no shortage Of
off-street parking facilities.
Frederick T. M. Crowley, gen.
eral counsel. National Parking
Association: Insisted that traf-
fic. rather than parking, is the
problem here and warned that
Government-owned parking ga
RACES In other cities charge as
much or more than private opera
tors here
Frank Moxee. 2l07 Second
street NV, q chauffeur, cab
driver and writer: Urged q fiat
taxi fare of IS cents q zone to
encourage shoppers. to take cabs
downtown. asked that horn blow
ing be stopped and that hand
signals be required at stops.
C. E. Simmons, ITO Massa-
chusetts avenue NV: Suggested
a charge Of Is cents a day on all
cars which are kept on the streets
"a hours q day because "they
have no homes" This would yield |
S.. 100000 year, he said, and
would persuade owners to clear
their cars of the streets, where
they are illegally blocking the |
highways.
HI. A. Lamberton, Star Parking |
Plaza: "All this talk about |
traffic and parking problems |
is not helping things |
any," he said. I'VE have got to |
have traffic to keep the down.
town area healthy" Most trouble,
he said, is caused by double |
parked trucks and cars, also |
cruising cabs.
Francis Cullen, 72O North Car i
olina avenue Sc: Criticized
abolition Of all-day parking on |
the Mall and urged that one
side be used for that purpose: |
more use Of car pools,
and favored restricting arterial |
streets to express buses, making |
local buses use other streets.
Fred L. Eilers, 4508 Fourteenth |
street NV: Favored restora-
ton Of the $2.40 Capital Transit |
pass and asked whether it is
necessary to "have trucks loading |
and unloading at all hours Of |
the day"
Evening star., 1954-10-22
Joins Hughes Aircraft

l CULVER CITY. Calf. Oct. ~
R1.-Howard Hughes yesterday
announced the appointment OF
Aawrence A. Hyland as vice pres-
ddent and general manager Of
Hughes Aircraft CO. He Is re-
signing as vice president In
charge Of engineering for Bendix
Aviation Corp.
Evening star., 1954-10-22
Pair Held on Charge
OF MuIeting $500
From Widow Here

Two men were held by police
today on charges of mulcting
$500 from a Washington widow
on the pretext Of helping her
dispose Of oil, lease holdings IN
New Mexico. as-
One Of the men, Carroll w.
Ruhl, 80, of the 5000 block of
Aberfoyle place NV, was ar
rested yesterday at the home OF
the widow, Mrs. Pauline Burns,
65, Of 923 Kennedy street NV.
The second man, James r.
Walsh. 81. of the 1000. block of
Calvert street NV, was arrested
later in the evening. Both were
charged with grand larceny by
trick.
Offered to Help in Sale.
1t. Ernest p. jefferson of the
robbery squad said Ruhl and
Burns were accused Of approach
ing Mrs. Burns on August 8
after learning she had the oil
rights, and offered to help her
dispose Of them.
A few days later she received
a call from New York City from
one Of the men informing her
a prospect had been found, 1t.
Jefferson said.
Then followed three different
visits to the Burns home by
Ruhl-on August 13, when he
was given $3.50, on August 81
when he received $3.50, and on
September 13 when he asked for
81, ,300-all as expense money to
close the deal, 1t. Jefferson said.
Obtained Bank Draft.
On the latter occasion Mrs.
Burns went to a Silver Spring
(Md.) building and loan COM
pany and obtained a draft for
$4,000. which Ruhl is accused of
accepting on September IA.
Suspecting the worst, building
and loan officials called police
Evening star., 1954-10-22
Ned Dearborn Reelected

CHICAGO. Oct. % (P.-Ned
H. Dearborn. of Chicago. was
elected to his 18th term as presi-
dent OF the National Safety
Council, it was announced yes
terday at the conclusion of the
National Safety Congress 42d
annual convention.
Evening star., 1954-10-22

who interviewed Mrs. Burns and
learned her story. They told her
to call police the next time one
Of the men come to her home.
1t. Jefferson said Ruhl insisted
he was unaware Of a swindle, but
was employed by Walsh in what
he thought was a legitimate deal.
Police said there is a warrant
outstanding for the arrest of
Ruhl on charge of passing $50
worthless check at a grocery
store on August %.
Evening star., 1954-10-22
Hearing Develops Many Ideas
To Ease Parking Problem

Washington area residents told
the District Commissioners yes
terday how TO cure the Capitals
parking problems at q public
hearing In the District Building
Here are some Of their ideas:
virgil Bowers, 1905 Twenty
third avenue, Hyattsville: Sug-
gested elimination OF all parking
from Third to Twenty-first
streets, Constitution avenue to K
street from 1880 am. to 6 pm,
provided unrestricted parking is
allowed outside that area.
Try to get Congress to remove
the reserved spaces around the
Capitol: reduce the number of
taxis: re-establish mall park
ing on q first-come- -first-served
basis, except for one street to be
reserved for two-hour parking
by sightseers. and stagger Gov
ernment working hours. Il
Thomas o. Mcfarland, 5442
Eighth road south, Arlington:
Permit no parking whatever on
certain streets designated as
arterial streets. Designate other
streets as parking areas, with
diagonal parking.
Wentworth Peirce, 81 Observ-
atory circle NV: Requested
that the Industrial Home School
grounds on Wisconsin avenue
not be used as a fringe parking
lot, but be turned over to the
Recreation Department as origi-
nally intended.
Henry Trachtenberg Of Saks,
6l0 Twelfth street NV: II come
as an individual. speaking as
one who earns his living in
downtown Washington. A COM
bination Of causes has contrib
uted to a slow drying. up of the
life blood Of our business COM
Let us find out our
shortcomings and give the peo-
pie what they want. 1t will take
an overall plan to cope with the
situation"
F. L. Frillman, 11O8 Forty
fourth place S.E.: The trucking
downtown is very bad.
There is no parking lot in the
downtown area for truck park
ing. There is property in the
second precinct which very easily
could be converted into large
mass parking areas. No parking
should be allowed on downtown
area streets. The parking fac:l-
tiles could be financed by a IS a
year increase in auto licenses and
a small charge could be made for
parking.