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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.M.

COLoRED--Sth AND MADISON NV.
--Utramod.. 7-rni. brick Colonial; 2
Hollywood baths. plus powder rni.
on 1st a.: mod. equip. kit. wail-to-
wall carpet; concrete front porch:
large rec. rm.; imriae. eond. This
will have definite appeal even to the
most discriminating. Call Mr.. PEN
land. ST. 3.736S: eyes. Lu. 2-7612
til 10 pm. ATLAS REALTY CO.
coLeRED-fs1s PARK RD. Nv
& rms, bath: all newly redec.; gas
h.-wh.; refgr. Or viii rent Open
for inspection Sat, and Sun. between
Ia pm. ma. S-63l3. rs
COL0RED--MT. PLEASANT, adjoins
Rock Greek Pk-lO-rm. brick: 8
compl. apts.: oil h.-w. heat; garage.
SfT,950. MRS. OLSON, wO. 6-3437.
CCLORED-oNLY ONE TRUST
seq BUCHANAN ST.-Make appoint
ment to see this extremely fine s.
rfn. brick home; knotty pine den:
full bsnst.; reas. down payment
and owner will take back one trust
for bal. Of sale price We coop.
Ewes. RA. 3-6552.
AUERHACH A. Co, Df S-65Oi
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

CARRY-OUT FOOD SHOP for sale;
doing profitable business: new. with
10-yr. lease: excellent location near
growing industries: owner unable to
operate due to changed plans; will
sell complete for cost. Box 457-C.
Star. 2Ss
RESTAURANT busi-
ness. industrial area, nearby Vir-
ginis: ABC license; seats 80: room
dSck I Tssnrn m iosa ossl fSr coSSs GM
payment. $4,000. BOX 259-K. star.
SCAR REPAIR SHOP GARAGE, I314
9th ST.. n.w.--Ready for occupancy;
FosE FsS SleSer &c. Re. ssas 1885, tSs sgarass AsR
ANTIQUE SHOP. $1,000 full price;
mood MOOD ips Psll' 9Th. durshs Sh l9e 9s4ss sssnt $50
sToRE-selling due to
year; good inventory. Reas.. terms to
reliable people. JE.. 4-6650; ewes.
RA. 3-0414. -26
TAVERN FOR SALE; c license: very
reasonable price and terms. Day
phone DI; 7.0213; night and Sun
TAVERN, with living quarters: good
location in nearby Va. AB.C. Ii
cense, OF and on sale: seats so:
fully air-cond. This Is q real money
maker. Owner retiring to Florida.
viii sell for. $4,000 with terms.
For appt. to inspect, call Mr..
Brown with YEONAS REALTY. ia.
S-21O0. ia. 7-1243. 20
vARIETY-DELICATEsSEN. beer: ex-
cellent NV. location: average $1,000
wk.; rent. .S126:. sacrifice $4,000
cash. Stock and fixtures worth
RESTAURANT (beer and wine), Sill
beer garden. legal pinbails net $50
weekly, about $4,000 cash handles:
price. $4,000 or best offer. RILEYS
REST. S007 Selin I'd. Il blk. north
Of Gifford's Ice Cream Co... or call
W.. Z. THRIFT, ma. S-9743: ewes,
UN. 4-7327, -2S
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK AREA-De
luxe brick Colonial IN new-house
condition; 5 bedrms.. Ia baths. with
lge. iv. and din. rms, tiled kitchen
and screened liv., porch overlooking
fenced yard; built-in garage; fun
bsmt.. with layatory and tiled floor
500; ewes. NO. 7-1332.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C;-Brick ram.
ing room. separate dining area
kitchen, 8 bedrooms, Q baths anc
recreation room; price. $24, ESQ
Call Wo. $1,000 I'll Q pm. EDW
CHEVY CHASE-S2s,50 charmins
Colonial home. living room witt
frsDalsse. nTas LA Large dining ,sS room. DEF. den
table space. % seTeenea-in % porch ii
Detached garage. End door, 4 bed.
rooms, Ia baths stairs to stor.
age attic: basement with recrea.
ton room, Wall-to-wall carpeting
washington machine and electric
dryer included In sale price. Bill.
5aINGsSLEY asssS. "a. REALTY "a GO, EN-
cHEYYe CHASE, sxss g. 3. c.. ca-9aas. near III. CIR.
eleBriek Colonial with den and
powder rm.; 3 twin-size bedrms
and 2 tile baths on 2nd door. Liv
rfn., din. rnl., kitchen with dinins
SPACE: Rec. Elll.. .garage. Level lot
Call KE. 10000 It'll 3 PIN. REALTY
BROKERS. INC. 5504 Conn. ave
PARK, D. G., s4a1 por.
ter st. NV. between Conn. and wis
ayes. - Diplomat, ending mission
sells beautiful detached house. 3.
story. on 2 lots Of property; 2 bed.
rms, 3 baths, servants quarter!
with bath, beaut.. mod. kitchen ant
dinette with dishwashing machine
and garbaEe disp.: gas central heat,
ing; attic fan; air cond. in rfn.
big rear yard with garage. Visit b,
appt Can Wo. 6-74es between
10 ! PARK. s1s,sSe. rzs asu.
late l8-ft. row brick III wonderful
fleighborhood with every convenience
8 rms, "a bedrms.J. mod. tile bath
full basement with Law. and buiIt-if
garage. gas h:-y.h.: win considel
ssk sS8 ds.n 8 sHmEiSs Hilehss 4 bf ons isSst
HAWfilHd6aRNk, iisSil da sSSs. jass Oh oregon ave.
near the Chestnut 81. entrance I,
Rock Creek Park--1ndiVid~al. dis,
tinetipe. brick home, on lot g3 II
vide. Uniauely dssigned interior
With lying rm. 2SxI3. dining .el
sxts Sxts;. den ac 4 l4zl6 i 6sdrI.as.' III q
on 2nd d.: 2 completely finishes
recreation rms; attic: shop rm.
compI. Westinfhouse- equip. Kitchen
de luxe refgr. With 70-lb. freezer
compartment, disl1NnSker, disposal
clothes washer, etc, Built-in FeraRe
Eyes. II e-I76s. =. Z. okAVETTE
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HOUSES TO SHARE

EMPL. MOTHER wants to share her
9iDsar s datiss sois so s' ssSa IsSaied rent for
CoLoREDwEMPLoYED COUPLE to
share nice home with one lady; nice
ne. location. Ii. 7-S5SS. rs
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HOUSES FURNISHED

KENsINGToN-New home, Q bed
rooms, liv. rm., din L, fireplace,
elec; kit, Bendix washer. JU.
NfH-s bedrms., q baths; garage
and washer. To inspect, W. B.
WRIGHT, Realtor, EN-. $4,000 I'll o.
ALExANDRrA.-Fenced yard, .se screen
2-bedroom brick. tile bath, nice
furn.; reas. re. 6-ss3s.. a6s
64O8 UTAH AVE. N.W.-Lovely det.
brick home in excel. neighborhcod.
Three bedrms., ga baths, reer. Im.,
util; rn:. side scr. porch, buiit-in
Dec M ne e. sMfrH. aTr IfSessio fNc i4is 18Th Il
st. NV, DI. 7-7s77. Ii. 3-916s:
BOILING FIELD AREA--Modern g.
bedroom semidetached brick; excel
lent location; nicely firnished; 3
beds, beds, fenced a rear yard. s1so ..lnsn mo;
AIS Il s.; NV. DI. 7-oo57; eyes,
Nii to good aH tenant;
bedrms.. .bsmt.. deep freeze, S110
mo-; Wheaton area; Lo. 5-2S00 till
9 pm; HIGGINS JSi;l g. HARRISON
INV, NEAL lON5s
FALLS CHURCH bedrm.. incl.
front porch, liv. rm.. equip kit,
bsmt.; lge. lot with many trees;
800. ENzoR REALTY, ia. 2
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-custom built.
brick rambler; ultramodern; large
bedrooms, 4Na baths: Lying room.
library, dining room. kitchen: utility
room with automatic washer and
drier; carpeted from wall to wall
in all rooms; full basement with
2-car garage with automatic con-
trolled doors: furnished or unfur.
nished with reasonable rent. Call
Miss Stello. WA. 7-2221. with
WALKER \ DUNLOP, Uptown of
N. ARL.---3- -bedrm. Colonial, West
over area; nr. schools, shops, trans
portation;, o. mos. or longer; or
exch, for house; Chicago area. ia.
so7 oUAcKENBos N.w.--Lge., COM
pletely fllrn., 3 bedrms., 2 baths, rec.
,.r,1 Il ip v1ai1hknrhaaH ITT H-rO21
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/. MoNTcoMERY COUNTY

BETHEsDA--New. 3-bedrm. rambler,
in 4, heart ..,I q town. with l y baths.
M Tn psnt wiz. s5a ssn,i c;1,I;d: sep c. din TIs.z Tz
70 sell. NICHOLSON-CALDWFfis
OIL. 2-0207 until q PIN. --26
tcontinued On next DaesJ.
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Choice Locations

SI3o-Popuiar Heights. the choice
Falls Church community with
its own swimming pool and
rec. center; 3-hedroom brick
rambler. aIl-elec. GE kitchen
with range, garbage Disposall.
dishwasher and Bendix washer.
Large picture windows. wooded
lot; storage attic. 10 min. to
Pentagop. House with bsmt.
slightly higher.
S150--202 s. Lee st., Falls Church,
ideally located. just / block
from busiine and st. James
Parochial School; 3-bedroom
rambler with daylight bsfnt.
and pulldown stairway to
attic; modern ail-elec. kitchen;
ilew-house condition.
$145-C Columbia Pines. beautiful stb-
division near Annandale; new
3-bedrm. brick ramblers. large
picture windows. full bsmt ;.
pulldown stairway to attic:
garage; disposal. dishwasher,
eiec., range and refgr. Large
spacious lot.
Larchfnont Realty. Inc.
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Two nice 2-bedrcom homes. near ex-
press highway to washington. Both
hare full basement and oil heat.
i40 OTHER HoMEs FOR RENT,
JOSEPH W.. SEAY CO.
ia w. Broad ST., Falls Church. Va.
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COLORED--S550 DN.; Petworth; at
trac, 20.ft.. brk,; z rms; yd,; full
bsrnt.; oil h.-w.h. DI. l7-0S30; RA.
coIoRED-ssoo DowN-Three.Sed
rrn. brick; recr. rfn,, auto. heat.
garage; finest loc. ST. 3-9433, IA.
coLooREp - NEAR 18th ST. "a and
Rhode Island ave.--Modern, bay-
window, 2-story brick house, with
living room, reception room, dining
room. kitchen on first floor; three
bedrooms, sewing room and bath on
second floor: fruit and storage rooms
fireplaces; lot. 20laxIO0 It. to alley
front and back. This exceptional
house can be had at a fair prize
and on fair terms. Let US show Ii 10
c6LoREbiEL,sssas; 5 81 ~ sa; Saldgf. fNd.Ri.s,pr yrR.
kACE-LarRe, 7-room, Colonial tap
estry brick; L "a baths. hot water
neat. porches, bsmt. garage; very
clean; immediate possession; CT
or FHA financing, ROGERS REALTY
CO, MA. a-0g04, IA. g-3459.
COLORED--CALvERT ST, 1900
block--Brick, 5 efficiency apart.
ments. rented with good income
Owner selling due 10 health. CLAUD
SHIFIET, TU. 2-0400; RA. 3-2S79.
,silis ----slX
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED
EORESTVmL.E Md
-I,EWTSDAIE

home: nlrnsy Il Yard snsce ceafSSm Sah
month. Box $50, Brown Station I'd.
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Fot sALE-N.W. tcons.
PARK, D. C.--5 rms, and
bath: full 'hsrnt.. gas h.-W. heat; l.
car sarags; I elock, from h66a shcPging

rAKOMA PARK, d. C.--5 rms. and
bath: full hsrnt.. gas h.-W. heat; l.
car garage; / block from shopping
center. Phone RA. $4,000. 2Ss
KENT AREA, overlooking Va. hills
White brick Colonial; 6 years old:
60O4 KlinRle st. n.w.-Ifi addition
70 den and law. din. rm. and 24-ft.
ltv. rfil., there is 10x20 screened
porch oyer garage. Outside entr. to
piete bar: also fully equipped i lann.
dry rrn. and fun bath; 2nd a. has 3
full.sized bedrms. and 2 baths; nm
ished, heated. 3rd d. Ample closet
space. This home commands inspec-
ton TO appreciate size and conven-
ienee-and only II min, to down.
financing. fTo reach: From Ward
Circle west on Nebraska ave. and
Loughboro I'd. to Arizona ave, south
block 70 Klingle St, west to 5004. J
Phone EN-. $4,000 or Ma SASS to
inspect. OPEN SUN, 1:30. TIL $50.
TAEoMA PARK, D. c.. S1e,s5o. with
low cash down and terms like rent;
In new condition; 2-bedrm. brick,
with finished basement and fenced
!ot: every conyenience; can Mt,
lP WaPLE Co.. Siiss iss4 M4RRsaAln i4sh 4. NV. !!
AID. 4-2005.
WALTER REED ARIA spaeiou.
room with fireplace. dining room. den
and kitchen. on 1st floor: 3 large
bedrooms, study and . baths or
End floor: oil h.-wh.. detached ga
rage. Owner transferred ROGERS
REALTY CO.. MA. 10000, IA
Mr.. "a. AND ALASKA AYES
bedrm. semidet. brick: family-sizt
Facnen r.. isnceS eGvSsF iot e GAS hsaSsd HM rec
blk, to all conveniences. sl5,950
eaas isih sT. N.w.-1mmac.. semi.
det. brk,, conv. to all services:
rms, 2Ha baths, 9 h:-w.h., built-ir
gar: rock-wool insul.: owner will
mn to suit. ST. 3-4415, ia. 9-S549
54I7 NEBRASKA AVE. - Beautifu
detached brick: in excellent condi.
ton: with living room, fireplace
dining room. den, powder room anc
kitchen on first floor; 3 bedrooms
and bath on End floor. just reduced
for quick sale. Terms arranged. Fol
information, Mr.. Gibson. 10. 1850
with N. PAUL HANNAH, NE. g.
sEas GEORGIA GA AvEAUE Al RiT and Val,
ter Reed Hospital Detached
house OF 10 rooms. 2 baths. oil
heat, on q lot 50x224 feet to ar
alley. This means over quarter
acre Of level ground. enough fol
your. own fruit and vegetables arlc
plenty to spare. Price. SIG, 500. FRS
mortgage. $4,000. payable $50 PEI
no; LOUIS r; SHOEMAKER. HoIEaMaAKE 1915
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

MD.-2o miles from
District line: roomy. 4-bedroom, .
bath. year-around home; close to
school and shopping center: IN weil-
established, restricted community:
IDEAL bathing ana boating facilities:
or call Colonial 3-5416. Annapolis.
MODERN HOME with all modern i'm.
proyemefts. 2iz acres rround with
outbuiidinss. Call OWNER. West
River 1924. --2S
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CATHEDRAL AREA
Attractive town house overlooking
Cathedral grounds. Excellent con-
dition. Unusual first-fioor plan; 4
bedrooms, 3 baths. Very reasonable.
Cali Mrs. Chaconas, EN-. 2-3725 or
DE. 2-1137.
]. C. CHATEL -27
CONNECTICUT AVE. SHOP
PING AREA-Large semidet. 3-story
brick on corner; 4 rms, "a bath,
lst foor; 2 bedrooms, 2 baths up;
$4,000 cash. owner will take back
1st trust balance.
MT. PLEASANT-Neat 2-story brick;
rms. "a bath, 1st fir.; 4 bed
rooms, 2 baths, End FIR: complete
apt. in basement: $4,000 cash. $125
per mo. to owner. In one trust 90
years. ELIJAH G.. ARNOLD tcol
Y. g.. A.. ret0, Broker. EN-. 3-4335,
OV. 3-4l45.
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DUPONT CIRCLE Area
convenient, comfortable home,
consisting of 5 bedrooms. 2
baths. House recently reno
waited. Rental, S235 per mo.
SIMMONS PROPERTIES, DE.
2-0730, DE. 2-5666. ---26
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HOUSES AVAILABLE
CHEVY CHASE, 3 BEDRMS. S135
CAP. HTS, 3 BEDRMS. loo
TEMPLEToN KNoLLs. 9 B;Rs. 100
TUXEDO, MD: 2 BEDRMS. - So
ERNEST H. LUNG
DI. 7-2221 10. 6-436a
CLOSE-IN ARLINGTON
SS5 MONTH
Two bedrms., tiled bath. living room.
dining alcoye, equipped kitchen.
FALLS CHURCH AREAS. bedrms.,
tiled bath. equipped kitchen; $9b
month.
M. r. REYNOLDS 4 CO.
IE 4-Afifin rs
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UNEURNIshED tcont. J

5000 9th PL. N.E.-conyenient, z
bedrms.. sos mo-; spotless condi-
tion. PoRETSKY AND SONS INC.
HA. 2-3800. or JU. 9-229O. 80
4II3 CONN AvE.-S-rm., row brick;
2 baths: redecorated; $3.50 mo.
$3.50 goth st. ne, Chevy Chase-6
IT'S IT'S ST. Patns Ms dsssehsa nese senateRo@ 7o %o
8 rms. 2 baths; $S5 mo. GEORGE
I. BoRGER, INC 643 Indiana ave.
iii LONGFELIOW ST. N.W.-First
time advertised. Beautiful Colonial
brick home; 8 large rooms, ga
baths; completely modern through
out pass rscrestion sa roSm 9cennaaH 1atn nsc ga
$I37 so per mo. MURRAY LEVINE,
AID. 4-3737; evenings. RIA. 6-1104.
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COLORED PREFERRED'

and Groom apt; basement and ga
rage: all-briek construction; CON-
pletely remodeled: buy from owner
now and save commission: good A.
nanctne. Open Sat. and sun, II To-
81 1871 Girard st. NV, LU. 4-1542.I
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FATRFAX-S95

Larchinont Realty, Inc.
JE. $4,000 JE. 3-721s
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WHEAT0N-3-bedrm brick rambler;
full bsnt., rec. rrn.. fenced yard.
Several others. SIGLER & CO..
LO. 4-S383. 10. 5-4254. -27
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

RIGGS PARK-Si2. 500 will buy 4
practically new semidetached s.
room home neal, new Giant store.
Assume large ~ loan or vet may
Call till s pm. ROBERT s. DAVIS
8 CO.. WA. 7-3900. 81
5t32 DIX ST. N.E.-6 rms, brick.
oil heat. Earage. Sale By OWNER
LU. 4-8lg3.
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OPEN SUN, IS
5706 COLO. AVE. NV.
3-rm. semidet. brick: 4 bedrms.. 2h
living room with fireplace. dining
room, den. modern equipped kitchen;
fun basement. oil h.-w.h.. built-fn
garage; most convenient neishbor-
hood. Call Mr.. iDobbsl Dobrovol-
ski for terms or trade.
PRICE, $lS,500
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sence makes this $4,000 modern
country home, 5h acres, available
for lease to responsible family; $175
mo. Browning S-9033, OIL. 2-1505.
Evening star., 1954-11-22
Lunp-SuIn Payments
For Taxes Proposed

The Federal Government would
pay the District and the States
sums in lieu of taxes from which
foreign governments are exempt
on real property owned in the
United States under a bill now
before the House Foreign Affairs
Committee.
The measure was introduced
by Representative Edna F. Kelley,
Democrat, of New York. 1t would
authorize such payments to be
made by the Secretary Of the
Treasury.
Foreign governments own a
large amount of tax-exempt
property here in the form of
embassies. legations. and special
missions.
The pending bill will die along
with all other current legislation
when the 83d Congress dies. But
Mrs. Kelley, it was indicated by
associates, may reintroduce her
measure in the new 84th Con-
gresS to which she has been
elected. !.
Evening star., 1954-11-22

r
ress. AS to whether the inquiry
is of special nature, Mr.. Payne
said it is only a routine" investi-
cation after receipt Of certain
information.
He was careful to point out
that no complaints -only Sin
formation" had been submitted
to the board.
Mr.. Payne denied that whole
salers as a group are being
checked. There are 80 whole
salers in the District. He said
he has no idea how many will
come under the boards scrutiny.
May Last 2 More Months.
The chairman indicated. how
ever. that the investigation,
headed by Chief Inspector Rich
ard G. Sullivan, may last another
two months If a sweeping check
UP Of the liquor wholesalers
proves necessary.
In response to questioning; Mr..
Payne conceded that the investi-
cation may involve some of the
bigger names in the trade.
The board chairman said the
agency would have no public
statement to make unless or un-
til the Inspectors findings un-
cover sufficient evidence to JUS
tify a formal citation that would
require a dealer to show cause
why his license should not be
revoked or suspended.
Evening star., 1954-11-22
z Held in Theft Of Cash
From Car Left in Shop

Two men were arrested by
police yesterday and charged
with the theft of $504 in United
States currency and $50 in
Brazilian currency from the
glove compartment Of a car be-
longing to a military attache Of
the Brazilian Embassy.
The attache, Mai. Ramona r,
Duarte, 1446 Ogden street NV,
police said, reported he left his
car at Barry-Pate Chevrolet,
e1l30 Connecticut avenue NV,
last Friday. He picked up the
car on Saturday and discovered
the money missing. police said,
Charged with the theft were
Harold Gilbert Crawford, 81,
colored. Of the 100 block OF
Florida avenue NV, and
Donald Z. williams, %. colored,
Of the $500 block Of Birney place
Sc. according to police.
Both men. according to Capt
Joseph w Shinaon, were EN-
plnyes of the auto shop.
Evening star., 1954-11-22
Helps Airline Doctors
To Spot Hidden Plane Defects

X-rays here. Other airlires have
the equipment but do not have
their major maintenance hang
ars here. Many of the X-rays are
precautionary shots.
Describes Procedure.
A manufacturer might an
nounce that his customers are
reporting a weakness in a spe-
cif1c area of a wing. The air.
plane would be, say, a ConStel-
lation.
Wed X-ray all our Comics. :"
Mr.. Wasuta said. IF they were
okay, they'd go back to work.
If the X-rays showed something
wrong, we could fix it. And we
wouldn't have to tear the wing
apart before finding it,"
It is not necessary to x-ray
the entire airplane, of course,
Trouble is usually concentrated
in certain comparatively small
areas. Those parts are the ones
photographed.
x-ray inspection is so sensi-
tive that negatives have de-
tected even the cracks in paint
inside a wing.
.
As for locating spots where
concealed metal has become IA
tigued, or where rivets and bolts
have been sheared, or ribs have
| buckled. the X-ray is the fastest
detective yet found.
Evening star., 1954-11-22
BY Richord Rodgers

Diagnosticians in the Capital
Airiines hospital for ailing air.
craft here are using X=rays to
peek at their patients skeletons.
The machine detects tiny
cracks before they develop into
compound fractures. And it does
it without stripping off the air.
planes skin. Savings are tre-
mendous. Planes get back to
paying their way sooner and en-
gineering n-hours are slashed
sharply.
On one job. for example.
maintenance men used to need
40 nnan-hours to get in through
the wing roots, pull out the fuel
tanks sealing compound, inspect
two fittings and then reseal the
wings. Now the portable X-ray
equipment lets them do the job
in six hours.
Equipment Portable.
Airplane manufacturers have
been X-raying plane parts ir
laboratories for a long time. The
portable equipment designed fol
field inspections is much more
| recent. Capital has been using i
about nine months.
Stephen j. Wasuta, AL:
Twelfth road South, Arlington
Capitals acting chief engineer
says. his line is the only one usinl
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Chauffeur Plays
Detective, 2Cought
After 5000 Robbery

A bit OF detective work on the
part OF . Navy officials chauffeur
was credited today with the ar
rest Of two men charged with
robhing the Langston DELEGATES
sen at 1928 Benning road NE.
James H. Marshall, 40, Of 626
Twenty first. street NE. who
drives for Assistant Navy Secre-
tary Raymond III. Fogler, saw the
men entering the delicatessen
and became suspicious.
Driving around the block, he
returned to see the men forcing
Robert A. Johnson. As. OF 30 T
street NE. to. turn over $500
from the cash register. Mr.. Mar
shall hid until the men emerged,
then followed their car.
He quickly got the license nuns
her. called 1t In to police and
awaited results. Just 10 minutes
passed bef0re Pvts. j. r. Nava-
laney and G. wv. Canyon picked
up the men.
They were booked as Philip y.
Reid, 20. of the 100 block Of
Galveston street 1. .N. and Marine
Pfc. Ronald II. Bowman. 20. Of
alaantico Marine Base.
n -
Evening star., 1954-11-22
Getting Ready for Christmas
Candy Canes Herald First YuIe Decorations;
Stores Will Stay Open Till 9 Tonight
Star Stan Photo.

House g. Hermann. Hub Furni-
ture Co., National Furniture Co.
Shoe stores-Rich's, william
Hahn & Co.. I. Miller & Sons.
Inc.
Mems wear - Bell Clothes,
Bond Stores, George & Co., Bruce
Hunt, Inc, The Mode, Saltz
Bros, Young Mems Shop. Her
zog's, d. j. kaufman. Inc. (both
stores). A. & N. Trading Co.,
Fogel's. Irving's, National Shirt
Shops, Plaza Sport Shop, Sport
Center, Surplus Sales Co.
Jewelry stores-Franc Jewelry
Co. tseven stores), Kay Jewelry
Co., A. Kahn, Inc. and r. Har-
ris & Co.
Other types-Brewood Button
Shop, Cohen's Picture and Mir
ror Stores, Neisner Brothers, Inc,
G. C. Murphy Co., Beckers
Leather Goods Co., MacMannes
Inc. Garrison Toy & Novelty
Co. and the Kinsman Optical Co
Evening star., 1954-11-22
Christmas Charity
Bureau Being Set Up

United Community Services to-
day Is setting UP its Christmas
Bureau, designed to coordinate
holiday charity among the well
fare. health and recreational
agencies of the metropolitan
area.
UCS President William j. Nc
Manus announced that Mrs.
Arthur Stephens. 4514 Connecti-
cut avenue NV, has been ap-
pointed chairman of the Christ
mas Bureau Committee.
Any person or group wishing to
know where charity in the form
of food, clothing, toys. money,
equipment or service can be put
/ to best use, is urged by Mrs.
Stephens to contact the bureau.
Serving on the bureau COM
mittee are:
Mrs. Thomas l.. Stokes, chair
man of the UCS information and
referral department; Mrs. Mar
tin Codel, 2701 Thirty-second
| street NV: Mrs. Ben Hall Lamb,
3246 S street NV: Mrs. Edwin
McElwain, 1918 Forty-seventh
street NV: the Rev. Leo j.
Coady. executive director OF
Catholic Charities Of the Dis
trict: Capt. Ernest Holz Of the
Salvaption Army: Mrs. Goldie
Meenes, public assistance division
of the District Welfare Depart
ment, and Mrs. Rosa Jones. spe-
cial education director, Logan
] School.