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and some Of the load fen on
me. It, was . miracle that I
wasn't crushed.
Feared Attack by Rats.
Third came fear of rats. There
were many Of them, but / knew
they wouldn't attack q live
human being. Yet II I lost con-
sciousness, then they might at
tack me.
Half delirious. fought against
the fear of losing consciousness.
Every hour 1t became more and
more difficult. Air in the hold
became so stuffy that I could
not breathe.
/ prayed again.
On the seventh day we stopped.
Half conscious, realized that
we were in the Thames estuary.
We waited for the tide. In an
hour or so we berthed at the
Tower of London.
Would I gain my freedom? I
prayed to God that I would. I
knew what would become of me
If I were caught. All Of us in
Gdynia remembered John. a
pleasant chap who sailed On the
Marvin. One day he tried to
escape but was caught.
He was beaten. locked in a
cabin, brought ashore at Gydnia
unnder armed guard and handed
over to the secret police. That
was four years ago. We never
knew what happened to him
His family was informed that he
was somewhere in q forced labor
camp In the Silesian mines.
Faced Years in Prison.
That would be my fate If they
caught me: Maybe five. maybe
10 years Of prison and forced
labor without hope Of an earlier
release.
I was determined. however,
that I wanted freedom to work
and to think. I wanted to be a
nominal human being.
The Jaroslaw Dabrowski moved
again.
I could hear the noise of the
Tower Bride being raised. Soon
the Jaroslaw Dabrowski was tied
to it's usual mooring. assem-
bled all my remaining strength.
I had little enough of it, but
was still conscious. My determi-
nation to carry on till the end
was strong.
Then I heard steps on the
deck overhead. The hold was
opened. That was Wednesday,
July %.
Tomorrow: Mr.. KlimOwicz tells
how he was discovered in the
freighter hold and almost re-
! turned behind the Iron Curtain.
Evening star., 1954-08-19
CIeWmen Of Soviet Tanker
In Formosa Ask ASYLUM
BY the Associated Press

TAIPEH, Formosa. Aug. 10
Some Russian crewmen from the
Soviet tanker Tuapse. seized by
the Chinese Nationalists June
%. have asked political asylum
here, informed sources said to-
day.
The sources would not say
exactly how many crewmen were
involved, but said others in the
Tuapse crew, still loyal to Rus
sia. have asked for information
on world developments. They
did not elaborate.
The tanker's crew reportedly
consisted of AZ men, all Rus
slams.
The Tuapse's petroleum cargo,
originally destined for the Com
munist port of Shankhai, has
been confiscated.
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the Communist regime came and
brought only slavery and despair.

the Communist regime came and
brought only slavery and despair.
Thirst Is First Ordeal.
It. is incredible. I thought ly-
ing below in the hold, that prac-
tically nobody in Poland has
sufficient food or clothing, no.
body can be gay or free.
I felt absolutely justified in
escaping to freedom.
From the noises outside, knew
when we had passed Kiel.
Then my ordeal began.
First came thirst. My lips
blistered and my throat parched.
I stopped perspiring. I felt a
terrible pain in my eyeballs. Even
moving my eyes was painful. On
the third or fourth day my throat
was so dry that I could hardly
breathe. Each movement of my
lungs made me suffer.
Second came hunger. My
Evening star., 1954-08-19
Stowowoy Refugee Endures
Agonizing Hunger and Thirst
Days Deep in Freighter's Hold Give Him
Time to Think and to Proy for His Life

whom we in the family adored,
were deported to Russia. One
night an MVD agent walked
into our house in Zabludow in
Eastern Poland near Bialystok
and told my father and brother
to pack.
Why did they do it? Why did
they deport all the other mem
bers of my fathers family? Just
because they were ardent Poles.
good, working farmers. Kulaks,
they call them now.
They were deported to Novo
Sibirsk and put in a forced
labor camp cutting wood and
fishing for their Soviet masters.
I'm 1946 my father came back.
We did not recognize him. He
had scurvy and terrible sores all
over his body; it took months
for him to recover.
He told us that the Soviets
had let my brother return. He
is still there in Novo Sibirsk, and
until today. we have had no
word from him. though when in
Murmansk in 1850 I posted a
letter to him. Is he dead or alive? ?
We don't know.
Germans Seized Store.
I spent the war in Gydnia
where my mother had bought a
small grocery shop. The Ger
mans took it from her. I went
through the hell of the German
occupation. Two of my brothers
were in Nazi concentration
camp, the other worked on a
German ship and came back as
a permanent invalid.
My 15-year-old sister was
compelled to work as a domestic
servant for a German family
brought by Hitler from some-
where In the Baltic states. I
myself, IL years old, worked for
a baker. AS payment. I received
a loaf OF bread daily. That was
our basic daily food. This was
our fate under the Nazi occupa-
ton.
Then came the Soviet rule.
They arrived in Gdynia and
Gdansk by the hundreds of
thousands-as conquerors-not
as llberators. They stole every
thing = clothing. furniture.
watches, machinery. They
stripped the shipyards in Gdansk
and Gdynia of everything. They
TOOK a large floating dock to
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stomach was contracted and
painful. and so were my intes-
tines. Every day more and more
so. I became weaker and weaker.
I prayed that the bales of wood
pulp might be changed miracu-
louSly into bread. I knew that
somewhere on top of the cargo
were crates of sugar. If could
only open one.~ But I was
too weak and had no tools but
my poor fingers.
I hurt myself trying to tear
off one of the boards. Then came
catastrophe. While climbing over
the crates I probably moved one,
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~--~~~~->~-->->-~~->---- -----------~----->
ordeal to which I had consigned
myself.
AS a sailor by profession, was
more or less able to count the
passing hours. I knew the route
and knew when we were supposed
to arrive in Kiel and London:
was mistaken by only one day
and this because we arrived in
Kiel later than expected, since
the boat was held up by fog
somewhere near the Swedish is
land of Bornholm. That slowed
down the speed to a minimum.
prayed lot in the darkness
asking God for protection. I
tried to persuade our Lord that
I was a simple man who had
done nothing particularly bad,
SO why shouldn't he help me. I
didn't know that in a day or
so ! would ask only for survival.
thought a lot also. i asked
myself: Am I doing the right
thing by leaving my country,
going to the West, to the un-
known, to work for strangers, not
my own countrymen?
Felt Morally Justified.
I thought too that might be
able to join the free Poles in
the West about whom I had
heard so much on radio Free
Europe. the Voice of America
and the BIC. Morally, however,
I felt justified, remembering well
how Poland had been Commu-
nized.
1t was in the winter of 1910
that my father and eldest
brother, an MOO in the Polish
army, a pleasant young man
Evening star., 1954-08-19
! Escape Red PoIond
By Antoni KIimowicz

(CopyriRht, 1854, by North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc. western Hemi-
sphere Rights ReservedJ
LONDON, Aug. 19.-The hold
was completely dark. There was
no portfolio, not even a crack
through which some light could
enter. I was right at the bottom,
under many tons of cargo. In
the first hour I found that the
hold was stuffy.
The first night I half slept and
half dreamed, not realizing the
Evening star., 1954-08-19

In this second of series. Mr.. KiImowicz
tells Of his long journey from behind
the Iron Curtain as stowowoy in
the hold Of freiehter.
Evening star., 1954-08-19

Tomorrow: Mr.. Klimowicz tells
how he was discovered in the
freighter hold and almost re-
turned behind the Iron Curtain.
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DESK SPACE

MODERN ELEVATOR OFFICE BLDG.
Attractively furnished; secretarial
services; hourly basis; telephone II
desired; reasonable. NE. S-371S.
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area; telephone
answering. mail service and public
stenographer available. Call DE.
2-S000.
WILL SHARE downtown real estate
once. LIST floor. mr.. Courthouse. with
public stenographer, accountant,
notary public or attorney or builder
Call RE. 7-5224 or RIA. 1890. ~
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CHEVROLET 40 ?4-ton pickup; de
luxe cab, See-around windows and

CHEVROLET 40 '4-ton pickup; de
luxe cab, see-around windows and
canopy cover; $3.50. AP. 7-46Sl:
FORD 1850 dump: 3-yd. body, new
motor; ready for work. Cash price
S995. Call West River 5434. Can be
seen on Shady Side road, --25
WRECKER WITH CRANE, AT Chev,
~ rear end: new tires. Priced for
quick sale. $3.50. JE 4,2SIS -
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER As;
metro; $500; pvt. owner. DU; T.
MovI2NG VAN. GMc; $3.50 or best
FORD SO 1a-ton pickup; 5000. KE.
GMC ''51 Diesel $50 tractor and
:}2-ft. tandem trailer. Priced for
quick sale. Call LII. 4-14S7.. "a.
INTERNATIONAL METROS "a '46s
and AIS; newly painted, good con-
dition; Just the thing for television
repairman or small retail merchant:
priced to move, S225 each. See MR..
SELLER, Evening Star Garage. Sal
End st.. Sc. 8 to 8 daily. ~
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BETHESDA
LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

LOTS in top locations. that are ir
built-up areas with fine homes
having sewer water and finished
streets: must be close to transp. WI
will pay good prices for top lots
ALDEN CONSTRUCTION CO.. MA
u TO ACRE. level, wooded lot
vicinity Mclean, Virginia. or Poto.
mac, Md. BOX 2O2-B. Star. "a
I WILL BUY FOR CASH, lots for fiat,
in close-in Silver Spring, NV, ne
section Of d. c. Sewer and water
must be in. MA. 8-6616; ewes,
RIA. 6-2776.
LAND WANTED. with sewer anc
water, available for residential
development; 10 lots to so acres
HAVE IMMEDIATE NEED for build.
ers, of acreage for homes or apart
ments: 2 lots up to 200 acres. Cal
Mr., Wood. MA; $4,000; eyes; ane
PHELPS. INC, 14l7 K st. NV, "a
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

WOODED ACREAGE HOMESITES-
$4,000 and up, in beautiful Bradley
Hills Grove. near Burning Tree Club;
protective restrictions. r. BATES
WARREN, OIL. 2-7196. OIL. 4-3l59.
AREA 142x225 1T
wooded domestic. on city water;
nice stream on rear; S995. VERNON
NJ LYNCH q SONS. springneld
Va. XII. e-575s CLOSED sunday.
CONGRESS. CLUB AREA Wooded
I'd, les; front. $500 EN-. S-423@
saoo-NEAR END F.. CAP. sT.-Resi,
Dental lot. 40xl00; good street; all
q fisSs, &c, eSn S.oss schools shoppp!ns
es ACRES. 81, 500 an acre, - cash;
ready for development. - acres
All. Co zoned Rh G-l5: water and
sewer in; ready to start buildings
apartments. Call Mr.. Boswell. Ma
$4,000, evenings IA, Asa with
BOSS g. PHELPS, INC, l4l7 X st.
p. G. CO.-contee I'd; 81, 400 pei
10 miles D. G.. paved roads; =. mile
west Route /, transp, $500 down
SIP mo a;.o8W. ", LEWls. R ean
A n cR so9H sT n ARA ia zone. S7G snt
ready TO 90. IA 900 50 e. to 81.
acres. NATIONAL. REALTY. ia
s-O04a; ewes, ia. 7-5a27. "a
MONTGOMERY CO.--Twenty acre.
or more; Woodheld Damascus area
81 miles from D. c. First time Of
tered by owner. Very reas. no
IN HEART OF suitland business dis.
trict-l4o.00 SO. It. OF lst-eom.
mercial sround. cor. OF Silver, Hill
and Swami rds. Ideal for stores
drive-in restaurant recreation cen
ter, gas station, etc. Priced reason
able. Owner will consider lease fol
For details, call the ISENS, Invest.
ment Realtors, Ma. S-86l6; EYES.
RA. 6-2176.
:33rd AND s, DAKOTA AVE. NE
Close 10 industrial and proposed
N. Y. ave. bridge; approx. 10000
50. #: 7-rm. frame house on prop
ertv. Terms If desired. ST. 3-3651
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
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AuToMoTIVE MISC.

CHAINS-Excel. cond.. At 600 or $40
A t55SS SI ~; SAM PxiNSrEp. LACQUER
and enameI:: S45 up. Call COLEMAN
& WIMBIsH BODY SHOP, JU.
BODY PARTS for 1910 Ford 2-door.
GINDER'S AUTO SERVICE, Sheriff
I'd. at 62nd pl. ne. Phone 10; g.
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BOATS

SPEEDBOAT-1S It. 1851. inboard
factory built; less engine; S475. DE.
2-6270. IA
1853 Safticraft; 28 TT: flying bridge,
with 145-h.p. Nordberg. Foam rub
Der cushions, hard top and curtains
sleeps 5.
40-ft. Custom Cruiser; 1880.
2S-ft. fRichardson Sedan: sleeps, 4;
S2,950.
25-ft. Chris-Craft Sedan; sleeps 4;
$4,000.
See At Our Dock.
STEEL CRAFT WASHINGTON CO.
Main Ave. and NJ st. S.W. ST. 3-4145.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

CENTRAL NV. location with Office
space, .5pprox. 5000 50 it.. with
Enclosed parking area: End CONNER.
history BLDG.--Very well located
mr. lexington railroad yardsi ap.
prox, $4,000 50. #. of floor space
contains freezing rms. and Is excel
for storage of frozen foods: owner
with consider leasing; call Mr., Dodge
IT,, WEAVER BROS, DI. 7-S300
ewes, EN-. 2-R4Q6.
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TRAIlERS

BRANSTRATOR I954-See this alu-
minuri coach today. It's new and
just the right size and weight for
travel. Only 5000 down. AMERl-
CAN P pRaId 10 CO. s.e 1870 Wis: ave
RICHARDSON 1852; in like-new con-
dition: aluminium exterior: 2 rooms:
sos down. low monthly payments.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC.
Washington Baltimore blvd, 2 miles
north of College Park. Phone WE.
COMPLETE TRAILER SERVICE on
pete mp pafs. d m9Ds al ehe
work. AMERICAN TRAILER CO,
INC. 1880 Wis. ave. NV. WO. g.
SAVE MONEY AND BUY NOW q
good. solid, used mobile home which
has not yet been reconditioned. You
you are iust q little handy with Q
varnish brush and tools, Many sizes
and models to select from at low
prices. Finance II you like. AMERI-
CAN. TRAILER CO.. INC. 1890 wis.
consin ave. NV. WO. 6-323l. -
HOUSE Do !, 7 TR4IERTsmsn. lisht; o.
ONE WHEEL TRAILER - S35. so
5-6170. pa
TRAvELITE. 1881 s4.n.: excel. cond
l4-ft. liv. rm, S5-ft. Crosley Shell.
vador. Simmons Hide-A-Bed, bunk
bed. fun bath. Phone GEORGE
Also. 3 to 4;30, or see at Lot A.
Andrews Airtorce Base Trailer Park
LIBERTY 80, 34' compl. bath and
sleep o. trailer in excel. cond.; %
awning and tour aid hitch included
Lot AZ. Boiling AFB. "a
TROTWOOD la49-This trailer is in
, beautiful condition. Equipped with
air conditioner. oinette and Holly.
wood bed Only S3H5 down pavmen.
and lon monthly payments. AMERI-
CAN TRAILER co. INC, : miles
south of Alexandria on Rte J.
Phone SO. 5-61S9 or so. 5-660I
81
HOUSE TRAILER. '4s New Moon. "a
y. long, complete bedrm.. living rm
kitchen, equipped. gas stove electric
refrigerator 81 900 cash or terms
can be ARRANGED. PRIVATE OWNER
Webster 5-6325 20"
FOR SALE OR TRADE-'53: 2-bed.
rIn- modern house trailer. consider
furniture or property OF trade Call
EdgeWatcr a-56ss. rs
3O-FT. DE LUXE HOUSE TRAILER
complete bath. Kit; avail. immed
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HOUSES WANTED 70 sUr

HOUSES WANTED-we pay all cash
immediate action. Call JOSEPH
K1NSKY. ST. 1881, OIL. 1854.
WANTED-3 or 4 bedroom house.
din. rm..- modern kitchen. l n or
more baths, garage. dry bsmt.; "a
acre minimum: $4,000 top with
$4,000 cash. virginia preferred: No
agents. Box 216-B, Star. "a
WILL TRADE EQUITY in our Denver,
Colo home for well-located house
Wash. metropolitan area. EN-, il
Call Us TO SELL YOUR HOME we
have buyers for homes in Mont
gomery county and D. G. Call OIL.
1856. CARL NJ. FREEMAN REAL
TY INC. OIL. 4-0642. PA
WILL BUY. SELL OR TRADE-L. T.
G FRAyyA,TrTEEE' MA. s-o763; ewes.
WISH TO PURCHASE nice s-bedrm
hsme God in good lOesti On. not os eyer
NAVAL OFFICER desires to buy direct
from owner brick or stone, ,3-bedrm
and den or. 4-bedrfn., 2-bath home;
in Chevy Chase OF Mass. ave. area
70 '1 GET ii:i7 FOR PRICE for your home
call SWISS REALTY co. DU. 7-1l79
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MOTORCYCLES

TRADE, a GU. IT. Kelvinator refrigr.,
2 yrs. old: 17-in. Emerson table model
TV., / yr old. for Harley Davidson
Call HE. 4-310L. "a
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FARMS

LARGE DAIRY FARM for sale by
owner. Books will show its q we'll
paying farm. Box 366. GaitherS-
YOU MAKE THE TERMS. 2ss-acre
farm. Gainsboro Va. good Groom
house. bank barn. other buildings
spring and river. OWNER. LU; 2
OT73. Pa
l4T-ACRE TOBACCO FARM. near
La Plata--3 barns, 7-rm. Cape
Cod brick home; 1-tenant house
approximately l mi. frontage on
hard road. All equip. incl. trac-
tor, tobacco and corn planter, cat
tie, mules. chickens. Asking $780,
600.
135-acre tobacco farm near Upper
Marlboro. 7-rm. home. 4 tobacco
barns. Asking $4,000.
PuFFENBERGER, LU. 4-7060
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tco,, NvrsT PROF. SALE tcen, STORES FOR RENT tcens

m CLAREMONT SHOPPING CEN.
TER, Leesburg pike at South 18th
st.. Arlinston--Would be ideal for
Independent drugstore. shopping
center Is only SlRs; from ON. the stn new
in this bldg. blk. are food market.
restaurant. barber shop and ESQ
station. Phone MR.. KETTELL, "a.
1888 spg Iii sT. Nw,-s5x7s IT.. good
location. reasonable rent. ia.
GA s1of Ave. AND KENNEDY sT.Ecail
NJ. =. SMITH, INC. DI. 7-7S75 or
MI II. NAME mr.. haywood Garden
200 SO. it.. corner. 2 bus stops,
LIST comml.. suit. for service. stor-
age. laundry. dry cleaner, tearoom
a aSe 81 Su oWNER h En- !nfi
RESIDENTIAL GEORGETOWN-Gro-
Gerry or delicatessen with apartment
Il desired; Cali HO, 2-0537. pa
1888 sr .sd ST. NM Mis- Corner 1 St LP
scHiwA sRGz 1N NeaaG pI 7-s Ely "a
LARGE DOUBLE STORE. completely
remodeled. Formstone 'front.' lge:
display windows, lge. storage and
inside parking facilities; main street
central WASH. list or I'd comm
v Very ress. call In veTn9n 7-2!a9 S
1altlIuOtC, WAu.s NAN. ia wv
Hahn's Shoes. Peck d Peck. .Je1lefi's
Avail. immed. r. DoWD. EN-. 2-7300,
WISCONSIN AVE. nr. woodward ano
Lothrop and Sears. g. Roebuck-Ir
practically new bldg, so IT. deep
full daylight bsmt.. parking space
May be rented without bsmt. EN-
2-4232 or OIL. 2-5S67. -23
1909 EYE ST. NV, in heart Of
medical center--Ideal for optician.
florist. valet shop. etc. Call MR..
KAY. NE. S-3679.
18th AND YOU SITS. N.W.--30x60
excel. for restaurant, bakery, cloth.
Ing. etc. Rent reas. DU. 10000
1899 PENNA. AVE, NV. - Active
business block. show window: suit
able for restaurant. dry goods. OF
beauty shop: $500 mo. WOODWARD
AND NORRIS. Realtor. 723 goth st.
n W.. RE 1886. "a
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TRUCKS EoR SAID tcent.l

sTUDEBAKER '4e 1M.ton; l2-ft. var
body. rear doors. $496. Call ~. s.
CHEVROLET 40 h:ton panel; orisi-
nal finish. very clean. S345, only
SIS down. PINEY FRANCH MO-
FORD 80 aston panel truck; excel
tires, Al mechanically. Must sac.
rifice for need Of cash. $3.50. 10
IsTUDEBAKER Al h-ton pickup; best
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OFFICE IN Law SUITE, Warner AZ
ALLISON BLDG. 3rd and Sheridan
parking. B. B. ALLISON. RIA. 3-o5l3.
RECEPTION HALL RIM, bath. switch
mr.. Zoo. AID. 4-4l2a. rs
AIR -COND.. FURN. once with RECEIPT.
Serv. In lawyers suite. Use OF library
and conference 'rm. NE. S-653S.
AIR CONDITIONED, newly renovated;
$3.50 50. #. incl: ali services: elev,
bldg, financial district. 1929 Yer
EVANS BUILDING. 1920 New York
ave. n.w.-Available Immediately,
desirable rooms, to meet your re-
qYi K ry Apply s,d PENN NJ PROPER
BAILEYS CROSSROADS. VA. Mod.
ern. aforementioned cfices. Four
with $50 So. IT.. | with 200 50. It
VIII rent individually or as a suite
OF 9 or more. Open for inspection,
Avail. for occupancy Jan. %. Cony
PUBLIC transportatq2 Psrtaiy
ton. cali il. 4-aioo, '' ~. "a
DOCTORS SUITE AND APT OF
3 bedrm. apt 4 or 5 rm. suite:
desirable NV. section: S215 month
For Apt. call MRS. STEFFEY. JU
DOCTORS SUITE in recentlv com.
pleted 4S5-unit aforementioned apt
bldg, Reception rm.,. pvt. office.
treatment rms. and toilet. CARLTON
HOUSE: $500 Wisconsin ave.
2nd- floor space, containing approx;
$500 SO. IT.. divided into several
large rms. Private vault Z by 80 It.
Immed. posS. Lease avail. at reas.
rent. Heat furn.; excellent for real
estate. brokers, ms. companies. as
ef1 Consult ss,i Mr. E bsp
SHANNON & LUcHs CO, Realtors,
1905 H st. NV. MA. s-2345. -
CAFRTTZ BLDG, 1925 Eye ST.
ofices q furn., ] unfurn), in suite
IN air-conditioned bldg; reception
serv. For appt.. call RE. 1914:
OFFICE SPACE. air conditioned. APP
proX. 500 So. It. Excellent location
near Dupont Circle. Call DU. 7-347s
during business hours. --2S
BROOM SUITE with private lavatory
IN modern once building. opposite
~ Hys H today e s9s o 6 FeEn
A., SMITH co. 11l3 nth st. NV
BEfHEsDA. MD.-we have very de.
sirable ONCE space avail. in both
new and older buildings. Call Mr.
Harper. OIL. 4-1270. SAMUEL e
DgPoN Nfi CIRCLE iTS OFFICE BLDG
i346 Conn. ave.--ofices available
AID 4-32O0
SUITE FOR MD. or other professional
use, new apartment building. Be.
thesda, Md. ST. 1888 days; OIL
6-741S ewes. -27
PRIVATE OFFICE
Completely furnished. Centrally To-
Gated. Reasonable. Elk. 3-4472. "a
AIR-COND.- Sill. SPG.
94l9 Ga. ave.-New modern bldg
Physicians. dentists or business
Free marking area III k.OzOQ
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COME Ar! ss'soS down t 1850 Monroe 70:
sc, NV, OWNER, AID. 2-412g. IA
8 APT. UNiTS-S5,0O0 down, as
sumo trust. 1908 Kalorama rd'
NV. OWNER, AID. 2-4129. "a
NEW BLDG. contain.
in two 6-rm. semidet. units in good
Arlington location. Live in one and
rent the other. VIII trade So, l0O
equity for land In Arlington-Falls
Church area. what have you? Cal
OWNER MUST SELL AT ONCE--li
you are ready to buy and have
$4,000 or more to pay down on B.
apt: has indy. heat Con bnsl. Call
McCUNE. 10. 3-6SS9. to inspect.
6 UNITs-44qs NET
baths: furniture incl. Fully rented
income $4,9S0 yearly: Priced 10y
with $4,000 down. JAMES CARR
Mr.. 18th AND PIX. RID. NV.
Large row brick home made into apis
ssS 1snrn r:n snd $40 s 95n arn H.!
r., SO furn, Total, $3.50 per mo
All furniture. except LIST A.. zoe.
with sale. Expenses, $500 per year
incl. oil burner service. OH h.-w.h
Price reduced to $4,000. Owner
going South. Terms can. be or.
ranEed. Call Mr.. Ryan at DE
2-611S. with
M. PAUL HANNAH
7S2 nth s.. NV. ME. s-a4lot
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
WIIL BUY PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR sALk

Brick or frame. white or eolored.
Quick settlement. Call Mr.; MILLER.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AVIATION

TWIN CESSNA, UC-18, 1e45. Low
time. Full panel. Command set with
A. d F Radio equipment. c. S
Props. All new tires and battery; i:
now in license. Must sell at once
A. K OLSEN, RIA. 3-126S. ewes.
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STORES FOR RENT.

1927 WIS. AvE.-size 1Ox70 IT,: mr.
Kresges, OPP. Sears; suitable in
fants' and children's wear, shoes.
Jewelry, etc; vacant soon. Only
$500 per mo. Consult Mr.. Young,
Leasing Dept. SHANNON & LUCHS
CO. Realtors. 1908 H st. NV.
BAH;TIM0RES AVE-, Hyattsville, Md
Modern commercial bldg: 5000
50. it.. as l or 2 stores; reasons able
s.ii PINEY BRANCH RD.--Attrac.
tive sgle. or dble. store at heavy
trafic location. Suitable for res
space available: customer parking.
JU. 5-43OS or AID. 2-1854. pa
BETHESDA. MD.-Several choice To-
cations In. the hart of Bethesda.
Call Mr.. Harper OIL. 1870. EAM.
.UEL Z. BO0LEY. INC.