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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09

bldg. mr.. IT. Myer, 5 Minis. PEN
tagon. D. c.; conv. shops. bus; $50.
plus utils,; avail. now. JE. 1896.
cor. apt, j bed
nm. lily. rm. dinette. KIT; bath
shop. center. COW. all Govt. bldgs..
10 minis. Pentagon: adults; S73. ia.
s-2634. days. ia. 2-013S. ewes;
Columbia pike at Fled-
now Beautiful and spacious living
dining room combination. 2 large
bedrooms. latest in kitchen equip
ment, parquet floors. Venetian blinds,
8 exposures. utils. furn.; 500 . mo:
| bedroom. $50 so. For info. call
TWO WEEKS FREE RENT. Airing
ton--Beantiful one and two bedroom
apis; roem-size dinettes. large liv-
ing and bedrooms, spacious closets;
Fairgrounds; newly decorated: util-
ties furnished; 5 min. Pentagon:
rents. from $3.50 up. Apply 5000
9Th I'd; g., Or call IA s-9267: -
Fort Myer; near transp: and shop
A P.nfk ssHsas. iNHoRT1Has bedrms..
liv. rm.. dinette; walking dist. Arl.
Hall. / blk. new Hecht,s store, nr
transp.; laundry facilities; S95 per
mo-. incl. all utils. See mgr. MIR.
HARIG, Apt 3. SIS North Thomas
St, "a; 2-2s99 or call ONCE, IA g.
33ss. bet 9-5 Pm s.s. IA
apt apt. sSS.5o. Colonial BRICK ' Sids..
8. units each; lawns, shade trees; l
block bus, post office. shopping: to
approved adult family. RAYMOND
APTs, TE. 6-3I90 10 70
bath. pvt. screened porch. garage:
/ blk post ONCE, bus. shopping. To
approved family. RAYMOND APIS.
v iii nj VI NORTH ARL.-cl Close in,
mn Wilson 9m ols ane saa f 4sk a ss sff
WEAvERs BROS. INC. DI. $500.
VIRGINIA = North Arl.-westover;
COW. to everything; bedrms ny ( !
Per- n snt ss WEAVER aRa BIO skos
1 q. n l-f sRecSoKsrpE pRrvE- MODE
1-bedrm. apt. avail. for immediate
occupancy; complstely renovated.
G days. 81 81. s s-4s44;. Sunday or week
TWO-BEDRM. APT, in best Arl. loca-
tion. mr.. Hecht Co. and Kann's: mr..
all shopping. school and transp.;
plenty of parking; freshly dec;
$3.50 per mo. ia. 5-6540. XII.
S-l320. --12
LOVELY, PVT. 2 bedrms., bath. liv.
rm., kit; in resid. sect; heated; re-
fined. quiet adults; $s5. ia. 1858.
Ill
COURTS-Corner 2-bed-
rm. apt; near Arlington Hecht's
$3.50. OV. $4,000, after g pm.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

IBETHESDA--Attrac 2-bedrm. ram
bier. newly dec, rec. rm. and gar;
nice lot: $50. RA. 6-0013. 10
t$110 so. ARL.-2-bedrm semidet.
auto, washer DISPOSAL. fenced I'd.
avail. Sept. 10. JE. 3-l413.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
POTOMAC PLAZA CENTER

POTOMAC PLAZA CENTER
A new 8-story modern
aforementioned building
with 208 de luxe apis. at
surprisingly low prices.
One of the first buildings
in the new $1O0 million
addition to downtown
w ash in G ton, on the
banks of the Potomac
just north of the Lincoln
Memorial. Only 1919 de-
post req uir ed until
building is completed. All
sizes from efficiencies to
fully com pl e tie homes
with 3 bedrooms and 2
baths still available. For
full particulars, come in
or phone.
EDMUND J. FLYNN co.
Coop. Apt. Specialists for "a Yrs
Bldg. MA. S-956t
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APARTMENTS WANTED

g LADIES desire 1-bedrm. furn.
housekeeping apt; End hoor.; utils.
COMPLETELY FURN. HOUSE or apt
for 3 wks., beg. Sept. 12. Family
Of 3 adults. EN-. 3-S42i. 10
SETTLED COUPLE in fifties.. no chill
dren or pets, desire rent unfurnishet3
2.3-bedroom house or apartment.
quiet NV. or MONTGOMERY Counts
section. Woodworking fireplace de-
sired. but not essential. Telephone
NO. G-696S. 9"
WANTED. one-bedroom apartment In
Falls Church on or after September
OWNERS-TENANT HUNTING? For
suitable tenants. furn or unfurn.
apis. or houses: D. C. only. call
MANDEL, Me SCALA 10
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09

SILVER SPRING, s5o4 Greenwood
bath: extra lge. airy rms. with plenty
Of closet space: In mod. fireproof
and soundproof bldg. This Is an ur,-
usually spac. and beaut. apt: tndi-
Slasa IN s Ss iD St f from s
ping ctr. movies and bus. Will dec
crate to suit: $3.50 per mo-. all
mgr. Mr.. Garnet. 1910 Greenwood
1865 scs' b az. lE "a " eI Hwy. lust
vidual dwelling unit: duplex with
D. c. busline and shopping. win re-
decorate; $50 per mo-, plus utils.
Call Ma. -S-l921. lis
CORAL HILLS-Garden apis. at D. c.
line: 3 bedrms.: 500 utils. incl.
mr.. schools. bus, shops. 10. S-1uSS.
TAKOMA PARK-Mod. garden apt.
S69. 50. utiIs incl. ~. $4,000. --15
Sill. SPG. AREA-Bedrm.. lily. rnl.
din. rm.. kit; and bath; $50 mo
r tasl atils PARK * p a-7 csoiee 1:1edrm
apts. in new 6-unif bldg: $50 50.
incl. all utils. Location excel. ~
TsRoMA PARK. MD.-l-bedrm. apt,
SOS. May use own washer. clothss-
5-75fO or fulton S-7453
ROCKVILLE-One- bedrm. apis: hv;
rm.. dinette. kit. bath. screened
rear porch: near schools and shop
ping center: S65. Pc. 2-30O3.
s3O5 GARLAND AVE. / bedrm. liv.
rm., dinette. kit: bath; all ut,ls;
p Infi M VI s afssHs small e',l0i no
TAKOMA PARK; terrace apis
tile bath. kitchen, 3 large closets:
3 exposures: attractive grounds;
adults. $3.50. JU. $3.50. ~
PARK-Large liv. rm.,. din
ing area. bedrm..- kit tile bath.
3 lge. closets. LIST floor: 3 exposures;
mr. bus and shop oIck center n,dr IN ga to- 5o
adults. JU. $3.50. 10. 9-3739,
ArTs. AVAILABLE AT CoBUR TER.
Md. Next schools and shopping cen
ter; bus stop at door. WA. 7-2?6s
TAKOMA PARK-Lge. liv. .rm.. with
porch. din. rm.. bedrm.. bath. KIT
with dinette; pvt entr.: lge. attic;
adults only $75- III. 5-30S5. 10
BIGGEST ROOM SIZES in the area.
You should see these apis. at Elmar
Gardens-.A lovely garden apt. home
combining cool, comfortable, con-
venient living with rent appeals;
tedrms.. TS5: l be6rm,. S75;, OF
course, all utils. included. Resident
Manager ZAP 7-Sf9Sl. $500 Hamil-
ton st. between Defense hwy. and
Hyattsville on Edmonston I'd.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., 1908 H
N w MA 2.o24H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
HOUSES TO SHARE

WIDOW will share Ice. house in
Hyattsville with employed lady, IS
to so. Attractively furnished. TV.
Call WA. 7-7276. after 6 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09

Directions: Out Benning I'd. to MINI.
ave. right on Mimi. ave. to Ridge
I'd, left on Ridge I'd. to 31th st.,
right to apartments.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
WOMEN'S

GROCERIES-ALL SIZES
Call me for a good stand. Sam
Greenfield. ia. 9-7776 with.
AUERBACH a. CO., DI. 7-6501
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
THE EVENING STAR

washington, -. ".
THURSDAY, SEPTEMBER o. 1884
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-09
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

AND NEARBY FAIRFAX
= and 3-bedroom houses needed
for rental clients. Full management
service optional. Call today. ia. p
$500, WRIGHT REALTY. INC. l
North Glebe I'd. Arlington. %
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CONNECTICUT AVE.
LARGE | -bedrm.. liv. rm.. dining foyer.
Kit and bath: cleo. incl; switch
board and elevator: children ac-
cepted. no 2-6574.
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APTS. AVAILABLE AT COBUR TER.
5lOO Defense hwy, BladenSburg.
Md. Next schools and shopping cen
ter; bus stop at door. WA. 7-276S
Evening star., 1954-11-25
D. {. Bar Group 10 Hold
Annual Dinner Dec. 4

The District Bar Association
viii hold It's 8sd annual dinner
in the Mayfower Hotel at Z PM.
December 4.
A reception for Supreme Court
Justice and judges Of the vari-
GUS courts In the District Is to
precede the dinner. Nine hum
dred persons are expected TO at
tend.
j. Edward Burroughs, jr., is
chairman Of the dinner COM
mittee. w. Cameron Burton is
chairman of the reception COM
mittee. Other committee chair
men are as follows:
John J. Beatty III, tickets:
Joseph PAUL, publicity; Arthur
r. Pilkerton. budget and audit
committee; Neil Burkinshaw, in
vitations; Mrs. June L. Green,
program and printing; Dwight
E. Rorer, entertainment; Joseph
D. DiLeo, arrangements; John L.
Laskey. floor, and Edward l..
Carey, seating.
Evening star., 1954-11-25
|GE 10 Match Gifts
To COLLEGES by Alumni

General Electric Co. has an
nounced q plan under which
starting January I. the CONF
pany's educational and chari-
table fund win match gifts to
colleges made by alumni work.
ing for the company.
General Electric employs about
$4,000 graduates of more than
$40 colleges and universities.
Philip D. Reed, GE board
chairman. said the company
plans to match all contributions
up to $1,000 within the year.
The plan is an experiment., and
the company viii decide after
a year whether to continue 1t,
Mr.. Reed said.
Evening star., 1954-11-25
Deaths Reported


| GtUm ~. ". 6ebAth Oep8ftmeuU
Henry :. Meyers, %, $500 Good Hope
Minnie n ], J, y. Zimmerman. 81, ssoa Fulton
Meude c. Batsfard. 70 1920 Upton Il.
NV.
winona g Frye. "a. Arcola, va.
Harry Smith, 49,, washington.
Walter L. Thompson. 50. 1723 q St.
NV
william n womersley. SO. s11 W. vir-
L: SsISss.: Sssss.s: IA ssis AElPf.os h. y: Y:
Mary X Young. .. 10 Anaccstia I'd. sc.
INFANT INFANT halis hsdliisey MyasSinsaon MSiashiasson'
| Infant Sutcliff. Washington
Infant williams. Washington.
Infant Moncure, Washington.
Infant Dinkins. Washington.
Samuel Smith. 81. 1919 New Jersey
Carrie Lee. 65, $40 4sth st. ne.
Henry Day, So, s16 9Th st. Sc.
sssspfs RE1ss ss se3 1875 1d Fl e.
Frank i. Mills. l8. Ssi4 Clay 81. ne.
Rosalie Connolly. 43, 1918 Kansas ave.
Terry ooodiohn. 81. 2asHs 6 st. s.x.
Louise Jordan, 25. 449 Massachusetts,
sssss { sas Es.ss i.s :sse lsg. lsg St ,5ss:
Inisn. Hopkins, 1925 Church st. NV.
ITni,.ast Tn,sat s. MscNsII l4ss PosssRse ssS ave ''
Infant Brown. Annapolis, Md.
Infant Turner, 90M Fenton st. ne.
Evening star., 1954-11-25

Luther and Helen Cary.
ThomaS and Wilma Foster.
Harvey and Shirley Hodges.
Bobby and Gloria Miller.
Herbert and Dolores st. John.
Brant and Bette Summers.
James and Emily Upshaw
Randall and Florence wilson,
Herbert and Enc Worrell
TWINS.
James and Glare Lilly. girls
Amedee and Anne Beruke, boy and
Evening star., 1954-11-25
Births Reported

tYrom .. G. Health pspsrtment.,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-03

Corbe dresses Of the very incest things obolt being
junior And this mstetoe and chompoone time of yeor
Cores beautiful Pole silks influenced BY medieval princess
pastel wool jerseys influenced BY moodo doncne silks lowered
with jewels doshne block wool jersey costumes Tomorrow the
collection will be OF its beautiful best Juniors invited
Sizes to l3.
yeuers Junior Deb Shop-Foasth Floor " strea I'LL
Evening star., 1954-01-06

PREFECT '48 4-df.; black, good
tires; S0.dey guarantee: S2g6, HILL
y SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer3 lila Vermont ave. NV. AD.
REN2THiT $50 rresate 4-dr.: heater.
seat covers: 4-speed transmission for
/, room finish with w.-w. tires: 66-h.p p,
4-cyl.. overhead valve engine: 5000
SssIal SscF tra nes mSntS ssSSS xrtssn dasy SsT
sntee, HILL & SANDERS. wssh.,s
Oldest Ford Dealer. 1114 Vermont
STUDEBAKER '52 club cpe. VS.;
;Ss's $SIs 81: sns asss 7 +: X
sTUDESAKER TIT6Rgi 80 Commander; 6tr.,
o-driye; clean; excel ,cond.; must
sell; best goo Of!er;; 1T It. a NJ s,o 0NE1IL.
sfdDf5sA2GR T fsSSG 1zs ~ doSr Sr sedan sas dsrk
gray: (. and b.: $685.. ARCADE
osHe $500; slso slsS Hs'nf f4sS & s 4. nv. ~
sF4DEss&Es F4i a,es1Si 81 champion eoavsr.;; s
with yellow finish; S995; 2.dsy
TS1sy1Dsek HSsrsrtss fTifl 4nontasA tasANpEss T51tssn
Was6.'s Oldest Ford Dealer; iii
sTUpSSsER TfF%SRt syf nV ~ cbsmpicn cR atsoo ADJ
S4e5. MARTIN MOTOR SALES.
1898 wis. ave. EN-. 3-1S6S. ---8
|STUDEBAKER 40 Champion. $695.
MARTIN MOTOR SALES, 1898 Wis.
ave. EN-. 3-186S. -8
sTUDEBAKER 1853 hardtop convert
best otfer. SGT. HEPP, Ii. 6-67OO.
Ext. 41O17; eyes,, XII. 6-0763. -7
Evening star., 1954-01-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC '6l 2-docr Chieftain de
value: $i,2s6. MCKEE PuNTIAC.
lgth and "a sts. NV. 81. 3.7l07. .
PONTIAC '61 2-door 8 cyl; r. and
sf1Ee HckEEy EyiPPS PSSN9c. HsDnSmifal isth SaS snd
PONTIAC so l2l chieitain de luxe;
HYDRA. E. and h. green: both very
dependable cars; 81 ,O96. MCKEE
PONTIAC. 10th and N sts. NV. ST.
PSNTfYYAc '4s e, 2-door, 8 CYL:
car. Your choice. S695. MCKEE
PONTIAC. 10th and n SITS. NV. ST.
PS0HST1HAac SS1YHAa '52: 9 cyl: black. This
car has been driven with care. Sold
ssiix.4sS:. MCKEE M p Pontiac vi s isth si and
roNTiAc y I'll ny; " sdoor ri s7iS1 ssTk ,reen;
ally g sood barsain sam at only s$sb:
PoNTIAcs lSth and NJ sts. NV.
FeEirf1o s1i f,Sle5i s!5i 4-aoor: 9 CYL; r. and
81 isss5, elssa SekrE rec PSH sHIs S'FfsiR ssh
PoNSTiiac POM 1a6O Schieftain; 8 j. cylinders;
Ssa6 ssdio and md heater; B snS; good condition;
PONTIAC '52 Super Catalina; !
owner; very low mileage; garage
kept; has Hydra-Matic. r. and h..
spotlight. Wv, tires. tinted glass,
ETC.; S496 down: immediate de-
livery. BLASS q CLARK. ! Florida
ave. ne. AD. 1852. 10
PONTIAC ,53 Catalina: equipped with
r. and h., Hydra Matte. General
Wv. tires; beautiful. soft leather
interior: driven lightly BY an elderly
lady. so see 1t before you buy any
other. $2,395. B. q D.. MOTORS,
1901 Olds Rladensburg I'd. (at Piney
Branchl, sil. .spg.. Md: JU. 7-7S86.
PONTIAC 81 4-dr.; radio. heater; ex-
eel. appearance and condition; new
Cadillac trade-in; terms, guarantee;
$1.096. AKERS OLDsMOHILE-
CADILLAC CO.. Fairlington Shop
ping Center Alexandria. OV. S-0360.
PONTIAC 104S Special de luxe club
runs and drives like new; $465,
terms. ROPER" 18th and r. !. ave.
ne.
PONTIAC 1941 de luxe sedan. Runs
and drives very good. Sacrifice, bal
ance, S131. 1880 r. /. ave. ne.
Evening star., 1954-01-06

STUDEBAKER 1049 C o m nj n d . I
type Of car advertised che2pSr but
you won't dnd car like this. One
owner. We sold this car brand-new.
Low mileage. $4,000 actual miles.
Absolutely perfect inside and out
and equipped with overdrive, heater
and defroster and many useful ac-
cessories; $6g5. Buy with confidence.
Let reputation be your guide.
zoS4 Wisconsin ave. NV. EN-. B.
sTUDEBAKER 81 Commander 4-dr. /;
radio, heater, oyerdriye, seat covers,
new tires. beautiful dark green fin-
ish, very clean inside and out; out
fTsMa1pding TM1 rg.;s fcr only $9sS; WHEELER
470Sl. 4SO0 wisconsin ave.
STUDEBAKER 80 Champion 4-dr.:
overdrive. heater, seat covers and
turn sisnelsi gray fnish: large grille
EnIaaTds; Ia $aM;pS $sgMS S9-day ). ggarsntse; y oIss;
RGTd n'T.l AS. Rnsals4E.4 4..4so1oil sd1i4 vsrmOns sye.
STUDEBAkER 80 2-dr.; r.. h.. cd;
oTHoS STRfI WfIL1aMs SS BsM Buick ony X save ave.
at goth g: ne, u
ave-. EN-. 3-lS6s. --8
NASH 1947 AMB. SUPER 4-DR.
Excellent mechanically; with over
drive and finished In beautiful
blue; heater. We have seryiced this
car since 1t was new and know it's
. bargain at $495. A complete Sc
lection Of Nash automobiles. Open
8 Am. til 8 pm.
WILLIAMS q BAKER CO.
Goth and NJ Sts. NV.
Evening star., 1954-01-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH so Special de luxe A.
1875. SID WELLBORN MOTORS.
INC. Chrysler-Plymou Direct Fac
silver sGEs PSaliSss, sp4ins yG goS S4Se esSrsia
PLYMOUTH 40 2-door; radio, heater,
seat covers. beautiful dark green
finish, very clean throughout; worth
while guarantee. Sale price, $64h.
TEHMEEsSz4EEo Es4Eos sc 1s6o Wiscos avs
PONTIAC 81 chjeftain de, luxe ..S''
siiaiHSS55 sisiS5 only ssSs sSs down d 81 approssd
credit. SILVER SPRING MOTOR
&C. ssfS7 !sG l9oS pr.dtIy Scsos. aTy from
q. 8. Royal sign.I
PONTIAC AZ 4-door Silver Streak 8;
this car Is In "new-car" condition.
solid as the Rock Of Gibraltar: $3.50
down: easy monthly payments; $496.
tbsn XS1 csp sR. pay Sns more SSs st IL lsss
1901 Old Bladensburg I'd. lat Piney
Branch). sil. sprg.. Nd. JU. 7-78SS.
PONTIAC 1853 Catalina; 2-tone; r.
and h., Hydra: low mileage; one
G%nss HeaSa esl xSu ssss5 ss1s beat thss 1s MO- ~
TORS. ssoi Old Biadensburg I'd. cat
Pinsy Branchl sil. spg.. Nd. ~.
PcNSTfifSSc '4e club sedan; beautiful
2-tone green finish, equipped with
only sna sasS pEEssaa pKEsaSSHcRe & SCI euise eh.1 =.
roletl. 2636 Wilson blvd, Arl.. Va.
ia. 2-9oo4. Open It'll $3.50 pm:
PONTIAC 40 4-ar: sedan: r.. h. new
ssasssassgE battery and clutch; SIS. he.
PONTIAC 1889 4-dr.: new transmits
sion, clutch and brakes; motor re-
Gently overhauled; seat covers and
heater; ,$226 Or best oiier; Cali
RAY. LU. 2-6s24 between 8 am.
Pontiac on HisV IS g. chiefsain de luxe S 8
HYDRA. =. and h., w.-w. tires; driven
less than 5000 miles; owned by
prominent Wash. Businessman and
carries newscar guarantee; $2.395.
nS Rb .l:o 1857 s4sd 1fS,nf 4s &
Pontiac IS 8 cyl. de luxe conv.
coupe; light blue; Hydra. r. and
h.. equip. with the famous span-O-
Life battery guar: for the life Of
st 81. .7s5. ARCADE PONTIAC.
1887 irving st. NV. AD. 4-S5O0:
also 1850 14th st. NV. RA. 3-9e?o.
PONTIAC 81 8 cyl. club coupe; .
Ties s6ns ssas sasnaydfs s.tseSv sS h. eeSI sp
NV. AD. 4-S500; also $3.50 i4th
st. NV, RA. 3-9670. %
PONTIAC 80 s cyl. conv. coupe:
light blue; Hydra; =; and b.: com.
$SoSSs5dAc; SSs az iss5 LIZ 1SSinf ;s; nv zp
rSAriae0 81; iale0aG ~ 8 cyl. s.reaml,per Mo 4
Rsfiees Taae sona;; ,asl $1S5; z5,5. ARCADE PoS-
$500; also tsssRS 54sS i4th nE'' *. n1R'. HR
PoSNTiaAcc0 asc0iSi iS5a Catalina: orig. owner: nS
M'.%, 1sSoo ps4i; %I, aona aysaFaHsiitstsas " cnhii
ewnef: ists ss4e S-fEi IooD sfsL PONTIAC: s%nss
422I Connecticut. Wo. 6-S400.
PONTIAC 1868 station wagon de
luxe; green; left over was S3.16l.
1921 Connecticut. Wo. $500.
ne new 1881 sieSs sF f;fs5 ffo6p 'mRss Pos
TIAco 4e2I Connecticut. Wo.
PONTIAC '51 4-door chieftain de
luxe 6: Hydra, r. and h.. good tires.
2-tone green. just check this price
PONTIAC. 10th and 4 S"t SIS. NV. .nE 81.
PONTIAC so e-door g CYL: green.
(. and h.: In top running cond. Good
T1AACS; 10th and NJ SITS. NV. ST.
PONTiAC so 2-door: 8 cyl: r. and
a.; sun visor; green: mech. perfect
Sg95. MCKEE PONTIAC, 18th and
M sts. NV. ST. 3-71O7.
Evening star., 1954-01-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

|STUDEBAKER 80 Champion club
coupe; equipped with radio, snug
heater; beautiful green finish. Test
drive this economical car today at
only $696. EpMOND9 MOTORS
SFord). JA: 2-4300. 3298 Wilson
sTUDEBAKiiKR 81 champion Regal
de luxe 4-dr.: HYDRA, heater. plastic
covers and turn signals; maroon
finish. 1896: .2-day money-back trial,
4-month written. guarantee. HILL
g SANDERS. Wash.''s Oldest Ford
Dealer, lila Vermont ave. NV, AID.
sTUDEESAKER 4s Cdr; ovefdriye,
r, and b. Written guarantee: $395.
ALEXANDRIA NASH, 17O6 Mt. YER
non ave-, Alex. Va. XII. 9-2330
ewes. I'll O. pm. Closed Sundays. -
STUDEBAKER AT de luxe sport cpe.:
very. nice cond. Looks and drives
wonderful; S265. terms. Mr.. Arthur,
wILIxss 5 is17 station wagon: top
cond.: new tires, overdr.; must
sell: $500. Vienna 6S7-M. Ill
WILLYS '52 station wagon; heater
B q d MOTORS. 1901 Old BlA-
denshurg I'd: ct Piney Branch),
Evening star., 1954-01-06
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ZEPHYR '53 -4-dr.: heater, turn 90.
nals. leather uDholetery: DARK green.
ss day nsc mca.s,S.ae ,oS ReilssEs; sr,; si.3gS
written gusrantee. HILL 3 SAND
Frs, Wash.'s Oldest Ford sDea1ef,
lila Vermont ave. NV. AID. 1900
TEEN-AGE SPEC. .ss .olds. z-dr.,
needs body work. $50. New KeIiv
6.60-l6 tire. SIS. ~. 0.21S7.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
10000 Men 10 Fly
To Atom War Games
BY the Associoted Pres,

FORT BRAGG. N. c., April %,
A fleet of CHA Globemasters
prepared to take off for Louisi-
ana today to bring major ele-
ments of an infantry division to
atomic war games here.
The planes will haul two regi-
mental combat teams-nearly
10000 men-about 1000 miles
and land them in an airhead
which was seized by the 82d Air
borne Division in the mass drop
Of 5000 paratroopers Monday.
Sixty Globemasters, each CAP
able of transporting 200 soldiers.
Will be used. The alrlift is a
test of moving troops quickly
over long distances for immediate
combat.
Maj. Gen. Robert w. Douglass,
Jr., commander of the 18th Air
Force and director of Exercise
Tacair SAT-, said yesterday his
plans are ready to execute SIM
liar missions all over the world
should a call come. He added
that should developments in
1ndo-China or elsewhere require.
the big planes could be diverted
from maneuvers to overseas op-
erations on short notice.
The airlift between here and
Louisiana will be spaced over
four days.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Capital Transit Is Awarded
Safety Honor II Years in Row

The Capital Transit Co. today
was awarded the American
Transit Associations special ci-
tation for achievement in traffic
and passenger safety during
1858.
1t is the 11th successive year
that Capital Transit has received
this top award for transit COM
panies of the United States and
Canada serving urban popula-
tions Of 100000 or over. The
award is presented in each class
to the transit company which
has done the most to conserve
the safety of passengers and
pedestrians.
The award was presented to
transit company officials during
ceremony in New York.
j. A. B. Broadwater, president
of Capital Transit, commented:
mo other accomplishment of
our operators gives me as much
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Panama Canal Is Found
Coming Apart at Seam
BY the AssGeioted Press

BALBOA. Canal Zone, April
28.-Off1cials at the Panama
Canal admit the 40-year-old
waterway is coming apart at a
seam once more. Two experts
of the United States Army's En-
gineer Corps are studying the
situation prior to recommending
remedies.
The trouble spot is the ia
nous Gaillard (Culebra) cut,
the eight-mile manmade passage
through the continental divide.
There a crack has developed in
a rock ledge near the top of
415-foot-high contractors hill,
and the crack is widening.
Officials say it has the "po-
tential" of causing a slide which
could block the channel, 40 feet
deep and about 500 feet wide at
that point. It's happened be-
fore, in 1915 and 1916.
A spokesman for the canal
company said there is mo reason
to believe the hillside is going
to fall right away" He added
that the company doesn't dep
recate the potential"
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Defense Pact With U. 5.
Is Ratified by japanese
BY the Assoeioted Press

TOKYO, April 28.-The upper
house of Japan'S Parliament to-
night approved the Japan United
States mutual defense assistance
(MSA) agreements by a vote of
124-68.
The agreements, designed to
help Japan build up her defense
force. already have passed the
lower house.
Approval by the upper house
completed ratification. The
agreements are to go into effect
May1.
Conservative parties lined up
solidly behind the agreements in
the upper house while Socialists,
who oppose rearmament, voted
against them.
The agreements will help
Japan build up a 160,OO0-man
army, navy and air force in the
next two years with American
arms.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Gus-Heut Use GROWING

NEW YORK-The Gas Appli-
ance Manufacturers Association
says that another American home
is equipped with some type of
gas house-heating system every
81 seconds, Based on total 1854
anticipated installations. the as
sociation predicts that 3,287
homes each day will be equipped
with natural or manufactured
gas heating systems.