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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-12
Falls Church
Condemnation
Powers Voted
Arlington Granted
Added Powers on
Rood Routes
By,o Star s,oH Correspondent

RICHMOND. Mar. 12.-Legis-
lation to retain the power of
Falls Church to condemn land
outside the town and to give
Arlington added powers to con-
denim for highways was on its
way to the Governor for sigma
t,,re today. following General
Assembly approval.
These were among scores of
developments in the General AS
sembly yesterday, which saw the
Senate loans pass 80 measures,
advance SO more and strike 2
from the calendar.
Similar Powers.
The Arlington House delega-
ton bill gives that county
similar powers as those pos
sessed by the State Highway
Commission to condemn prop
erty for extension and widening
of public streets. An earlier
bill was withdrawn by the
patrons when it was found that
affected property owners were
not given adequate protection.
The bill. as passed, would
permit the county to act faster
than it can now. in order to
obtain needed property. How
ever. property-owner would get
sufficient time to go into court
and require the county to show
that an emergency exists for
quick condemnation.
Also given final approval was
the bill by Delegate Armistead
Boothe of Alexandria to give
Alexandria about $4,000 in
State school construction funds.
which previously had been
credited to Fairfax. This was
the result of Alexandria annex
ing county territory.
Final action was given the
| Webb HirSt bill to authorize an
associate trial justice for Fair
fax County, to be paid not more
than the regular trial justice
| there.
The Senate sent Gov. Stanley
| the Boothe bill to increase the
salary and allowances of the
court clerk in Alexandria.
Delegate j. Maynard Magruder
of Arlington renewed attempts
to provide relief for urban areas
from the retail price-fixing
powers of the State Milk Com
mission. A bill to authorize a
study of the agency had been
killed the day before.
Referendum Sought.
Yesterday. he offered a reso-
luton calling for an advisory
referendum throughout the State
to determine citizens views"
His resolution says: Opinions
differ as to whether the condi-
tons which led to the creation
of the milk commission still exist
and whether such commission
should be continued or abol-
ished.'
| The House approved and sent
to the Senate a resolution by
Delegate Harrison Mann of Ar
lington to study public schools
and institutions of higher learn
ing. It would form a permanent
committee to advise subsequent
Legislatures on problems.
He said experts estimate the
demand on colleges will increase
/ from so to 80 per cent in years
to come and that this will mean
a need for so per cent more
dormitory space. The studies
may determine whether the prob
lem can be met, in part. through
extension centers of major State
colleges, such as the one in
Northern Virginia.
The extension center in Ar
lington has 1900 students taking
college work at a cost to the
State OF only $3.50. he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-12
Society Plans Style Show

The Woman's Society of Chris
tian Service of the Mount
Vernon Methodist Church will
hold a fashion show at 3 pm.
tomorrow in the Holm Hall
School. Fort Hunt road, New
Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-12
County Nursery Program

The Montgomery County Jew
ish Community Center. 2901
East-West highway. Chevy
Chase, will offer a nursery pro-
gram for children while their
parents attend services Begin
ming tomorrow from 10 am. to
noon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-12

This is the third Of series Of articles
presenting foets and expert opinions
about the polio voecine. its effective
ness and safety factors. to help
porents have os much understanding
Of the tests as possible.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-12
Test Fight on Polio
By Cherries |. Hotfmon

Parents. of children in this
area who will receive the Salk
trial polio vaccine can expect no
adverse after effects, according
to a research scientist who
helped develop the vaccine.
The assurance came yesterday
from DR.. l.. James Lewis, re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-12
Bridge-'IunneI
Would Require
RaisingofIsIand
Officials Report
Work Necessary If
( Street Plan Used
By George Beveridee

The possibility of tunneling a
portion of the proposed E street
bridge through Roosevelt Me-
mortal Island would require one
portion of the islands surface
to be raised about IS feet above
it's level, District officials said
today.
In all, about IS per cent of the
low-lying islands present topog-
Planning Committee to Guide Congress
on D. c. Budget. Page All
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-12

T0morr0w-What Parents Can
Expect Here.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-12
Johnny Warren May Never Be Tried For Staying of Cecil Wells

FAIRBANKS, PAA move to delay the trial of Johnny Warren was announced Wednesday by District Atty. Ted Stevens, who indicated in statement that the Negro jazz drummer may never be tried for the staying of Cecil Wells.
 Stevens statement was issued a day after Warren's co-defendent, Diane Wells, committed suicide in Hollywood. The two were to have been tried in Fairbanks starting April 5 for the staying of Mrs. Wells husband.
 The government attorney said the unfortunate and tragic death Of Mrs Wells "has made 1t neces- sary from the point of view of the prosecution to take the murder trial off the trial calendar" Ste Vens said he hoped to obtain con- sent of Warren's attorney, Everett Hepps, to postpone the trial and would ask District Judge Harry E. Pratt to take the case off the cal endar.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-12
Mrs. Diane Wells Had Aborted' Says
 Coroner's Physician; Best Future
 Sought for 5-Year-Old Orphan Son

HOLLYWOOD, R Relatives and legal advisors pondered yes terday over the best future for 5-year-old Marquam Wells, who was orphaned by the Hollywood hotel suicide of his mother, Mrs Diane Wells.
 At the same time evidence was reported that the woman who had faced a first degree murder charge in Alaska for the Oct. IT staying of her prominent husband, Cecil Wells, recently had aborted."
 Chief Dep. Coroner V. L. Wal lace said that Dr. Victor Cefalu, the coroner's autopsy physician, reported "the woman had abor- ted" Wallace said the surgeon meant she had suffered either miscarriage or Self-induced abortion. Cefalu did not say how recently the abortion had taken place.
 The coroner's office now has ordered a full pathological and microscopic examination of the woman's internal organs, Wallace said. This could take as long as three weeks. Meanwhile, the cor oner is not giving any official cause of death, although it is pre- sumed that sleeping capsules were responsible.
 Mrs. Edna Westbrook, aunt of 5 year-old Marquam Wells, arrived Wednesday by plane from Fair banks. She was named in a 1851 will of the boys mother, Mrs. Diane Wells, 31, as his guardian.
 Flying in from Seattle Wednes- day was Reuben Tarte, trustee. of the Wells estate. Police said a note left by Mrs. Wells asked Mrs. Tarte to please raise Mark as your own"
 The boy stands to inherit a trust fund paying S2,0OO a month
 Tarte and Mrs. Westbrook were met at the Hollywood police sta ton by Atty. Oscar Wiseman, who came by plane from San Francisco to represent Mrs. Wells mother, Mrs. Yvonne Ward.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-12
Wounded Senator Gets Emergency Operation

WASHINGTON, R-Rep. Alvin Bentley R-Mich), wounded seri- ously by Puerto Rican fanatics in the House March 1, underwent surgery again Wednesday night.
 The emergency operation was close to a wound in the abdominal wall that had come apart, the Con- gressman's aide, Elwood Brake, said Thursday.
 Brake quoted pr. Joseph Young, casualty hospital chief of staff as saying that Bentley's condition suffered slight setback as a re- suit of the operation.
 Bentley, 35, has been in seri- oUs condition since the shooting His liver was shattered by bull let which also pierced lung and his stomach.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-12
Ladies Show The Men How To Do It During Year In Chamber

FALLBROOK, Calif., R-The ladies are giving the Fallbrook Chamber of Commerce back to the men after year in which:
 They backed planting of trees on Main Street, acquisition of a city mechanical street sweeper, a bigger and better Pioneer Day parade, better fire protection, and many other projects.
 And it will all be paid for, too," said Mrs. Vivienne Hecock, being succeeded by Clark Smith as chamber president we Wo- men know how to balance the budget"
 Mrs. Hecock was aided in her year of office by Mrs. Winnie Hodapp as secretary, and Mrs. Evelyn Mapes and Mrs. Dorothy Clemens as directors.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-12

Also attending the hour-long conference at the police station was Clayton Wells, 31s Los Angel es, son of the slain Wells by a former marriage and half-brother of Marquam.
 Atty. Wiseman said after the meeting: we want to reach an agreement on what is best for the child. We intend to make a search for any wills which Mrs Wells might have written after her 1851 document"
 Meanwhile, he said the boy will remain with MT. and Mrs. Allen Mansfield, at whose home Mrs. Wells stayed until three weeks before her suicide
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-12
Haiti Backs US. In Plan to Combat Red InfiltratiOn

CARACAS, Venezula, RAHaiti Thursday endorsed the United States plan to combat Communist infiltration in the Americas, vir- tually assuring it's approval at the 10th inter-American conference.
 Ten of the 19 Latin American nations attending the barley have now gone on record in favor of the US. plan, which calls for joint action should Communists seize control of any Western Hemi- sphere nation, and for measures to check activities of Communist agents.
 Haitian Foreign Minister Pierre Laitraud told the conferehce's Political Committee: "The US. proposal is not only acceptable, but desirable Our heritage of freedom in America is too precious to allow us to risk it's loss to Com munism."
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-12
YOUR BIGGEST DEBT

Manufacturers Record points out that most Amer- can families have good idea of how much money they owe home mortgages and other obligations. The average around $2 900. But there's another debt tend to overlook That our share of the $274 5000 000 900 national debt. It amounts to than $6,0 900 per family
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-12
Eight Americans Missing

NICE, France, R-Danger of new avalanches has suspended attempts to recover the bodies of eight Americans still missing from the wreckage of a US. Air Force CAY transport.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-12
U.S.- Japan Defense Pact

TOKYO, R-The US. Japan mutual defense pact went to the Japanese Diet Thursday for ratifi- cation.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-12
NOTICE TO VOTERS

The Poll Book for the registra- lion of voters for the forth coming Municipal and School Board cleo lion shall close March 27. 1854.
 Carrie M. McLain
 City Clerk Publ. Mar. 12, 19, 26, 1854.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-12
Grass Roots Opinion
Brownsville, Pa. Telegraph: Den

Brownsville, Pa Telegraph: Democratic govern nent deteriorae in two general directions. Power gravitate toward the executive branch finally producing those Relationships that have marked marred-the history of government in this century. Or power gravitate toward the legislative branch producing the parliamentary paralysis of law-makng body without head. Htlerian Germany emerging out of the decay of the Weimer Republic is the classic example of the first direction Contemporary France is good example of the second"
 LINE LOGIC
 Correct your faults by observing those found in others
 No man needs both money and brains-if he has money the brains will soon look him up.
Evening star., 1954-10-29
REAL EsTATE LOANS

MONEY ON and TRUsT--We win
buy 2nd-trust notes. d. c.. nearby
Md. or va; reasonable rate8. Ma
TIoNAL MORTGAGE q INVEST
MENT CORP. 1919 y. 7 ave. NV.
FfksT Has sIEsHS ANS SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARTOW REALTY CO., Realtors.
1881 q st. NV. ME- 6-&40b.
WILL FINANCE Or ruy your second
trust Inquiries on6dential day or
eve. HA. 3-9313.
2nd TRUST. Arlington area: iInnsea.
200 Wilson blvd. Arl. ia. $500.
ARE YOUR PRESENT PAYMENTS
too highfff Do you need money
FOR taxes or bilis2 DO you need
money for home improvementsf !
Money loaned ON LIST or 2nd trusts
on terms 70 suit your budget. Loans
made in d. G.. Nd. and We Ur
man WAsHINdToN LOAN .
RIM S0T Tel RE 7-1b26.
FUNDS AvAILABLE for the pufchase
OF 4 and 41aSs GI loans. Furnish
security and delivery dates. P. o
Box 40. Arlington. Va. ---3l
Evening star., 1954-10-29
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

ANGLIA 's1. s4s7; Hillman .ccny.
other used foreisn cars. JACK PRY.
AGsPfN tgPi lfsb sss fns Hsalsy 3 now on d,.p,ay.
The most outstanding. sport car that
at only S2,985, delivered complete.
also large selection Of small foreign
cars and American cars in stock:
TAE afsest hTo ssIsssiCR qac e. t0Tn Kaser NWy.
No. NO T-a76o. Est 1si4. Branch sales
room. 1910 King st., Alexandria. Va.
BUCKS, Horner's Corner, $500 MINI.
psaisr. Be- saa sTANEY sEiISf III Il saaS HoRNER u''A
Wv. tires: top cond. throughout:
needs paint: only S495 full price.
Terms. WILLIAMS, goth and 3 I.
BUICK SHs; Pies loss special sedan: r. and
h.; / owner; only 81 500 fun price,
5ank terms; WILLIAMS. goth and
BS6ilcak .is 1853 e ssp.oi.. sedan; :; ana
mi stons only gFssa ssss nnin fa prizes. psni
terms. WILLIAMS. 20th and &; L
BUIc;K OK; n;e 1850 sup.r RIVERA; :. and and h..
WV. tires. standard trans. 1 own
er; immac.; only $7e5 full price,
bank financing. WILLIAMS. goth
and r. !. ave. NE. -SO
BUICK 1919 Super conv.; r. and b.,
Dyna.; mech. peri; needs paint;
LIAMS. Goth and r. + ave. ne.
BUICK 1e49 super sedanette; r. and
h., Dyna.; Jet black finish; immac.;
bank terms; only S495 full price.
WILLIAMS. goth and r. ]. ave, ne.
BUICKS-selection Of models and
colors. HORNER'S COR. Buick
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 6th' LII
Evening star., 1954-10-29
feo.Anne1 l iC0mtinuad1

afAsS9 AVE. AREA, MD.-3 lots.
7Ox16O It., level. cleared. Owner
asking $4,000. interested IN ofter
for all. Mrs. Edwards, OIL 2-729S.
EDWARDS PROPERTIES. Eek; B.
SILVER H2vei SPRING, 2 lots. paved
streets. $1,000 each. Lo. 5-177S.
RoCKvnLE-GLEN HILLS sUBDfvI-
SION-Twelve acres for 50, ,95o. In.
spect and make an offer. CLAUDE
.WIS0S0NorSI W00p:r ~ s1h21Sk ssih1ii1krsa rambler 2S
sites. 74x147, only ! biz: from IN. n:
sstats; "a. s;sss7 Ss fEr.a 5a .aa4ssas. sO%S1 VI
SUBURBAN SILVER sPRNG@we
have several beaut. level acre lots
for custom homes. Can we service
your A. j. KESSINGER q CO.. JU
. LOTS LOIS FOR SALE In Cedar Heights,
p.n. Phone UN. 4-ss44. 3ls
2-ACRE attractive wooded tract. 22S-
It. frontage. z miles from WASH,
2 tenths mile on Branch ave. Sc.
$4,000, CY. 1856. 81
ZONED APIS, 40-A. Excellent, close
in location. White. All utils... plans,
bldg. permits for eight 14-untt
Eapf.9. sass IL 2ssg sgtf plg1 os icr 80 sRss
1-package deal. viii subordinate
HAWTHORNE. 7Ox132. Beech ct.
Wooded. facing pSkwwy; All .ap imp.
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BOATS

EyMRUDE SALES AND SERVICE.
ROBERT o. THOMAS. 8402 Fenton
st., Silver Spring. Nd. JU. b-3O30;
TRo5riNg M1 tor rock; trSIs gs AlTs:' ga Ss
ishha zhSs fisfE fxEriEsb.ss. end Hssk Ma sncr Tro
ing, rock, blues, etc; CAPT. ND
CHRIS CRAFT RIVIERA, 1851 model
a6sd assh2s ssssS ssted g.. g. 81 cGRRE kTa s1Ss
st GCTinthisn, p,isES Yacht club club. oSs. Ss ;.
L. i''S ins.; 1 fully S sSSh eSSlDpsd: Cd $500
28-FT. TRUNK CABIN CRUISER
Fully equipped. Graymarine; ex-
b Be- apgrssiased pgssna Ia g. sEatoa z tGoHaEsELplssE
CEGTiisfNG 10 NHi fLoRfDx sagHSV' via inland
waterway; 3S-ft. cruiser. VIII take
small boat experience desirnble but
n not NECESSARY; Bog 232.Css star
CRUISING YAWL, 26'xS'x$6" de-
signed and built to highest stand.
berths. head. galley, ample stowsse
Universal Marine engine in top con
dition, lead keel, bronze center
board entirely below cabin floor
able, fast, sound and comfor table
in commission; $3.50. Oh. 2-753S.
I7-FT. KEEPER AERIUS FOLDING
BOAT, compl. portable; equip. witt
sails. paddles, rudder. carrying bags
etc; IKE new. $l7b. NO. 1880
E. IL ;;;G; q. ';;i:
Beach, Capitol 4-2371. 31s
CRUIsALONG l947, in top shape
$l.40o. See TOM MILLER, 40'
FIBERGLAS Hazers damage-Specia
prices, storage and tune-up for al
motors: 1915. PATUxENT MA
HsE HysttsyiI. SHRr-W va co os$sS. aS Bate si sys
OUTBOARD MOTOR, 5-h:p. Evin
rude. good cond., $50. for quicl
SALE OR TRADE for smaller engine
pair 1858 160-h.p. Gray marin,
engine with hSdr&ute reverse ans
2 to / reduction, approx. 100 hrs
use. Can demonstrate In water
Evening star., 1954-10-29
DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG, 910 18th SC. NV. nr.
Conn. and Knew mod. attrac-
tive desk space for those who want
the best; receptionist. switchboard.
mail and telephone-answering serv-
ice: furn.; reas. ST. 3-7654.
OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area: telephone
answering, mail service avail. Call
Evening star., 1954-10-29
STORES FOR RENT

1907 GA. AVE-, nr. Walter Reed
1880 IT,: suitable for any kind Of
business. RA. 3-0956. 30
MODERN STORE and 2-rm. apt. IN
rear. Newly dec. fiuorescent lights,
inlaid floors. Suit. for fur shop.
better desses and excel. for optom-
etrist. Ii. 3-66e7; ewes, RA; g.
. ssETa6iREss.. Eais.II ground d. same end a:
newly. dec: central loc. AID. 2-19I0,.
. daily bet; $40 2 %. or pm. 3
license avail: presently equip. for
cation. Ii. 4-11O0.
BUSY CENTRAL LOC., right on bus
line; neighborhood thickly popu-
lated; suit. for workmep's clothing,
pawn brokers exch., TV and radio,
ldry.. valet. and shoe shop, etc.
Newly dec. 1406 p st. NV. OWNER.
4si7 81 BABE SfcAlSSfENsBuRG RD., cor. Al 4o.h
pl.:-1-story limsstone-front brick .
with parking for is cars: rear load
ing; lge. glass show window: suitable
for every type retail or wholesale
store. Moderate rent. Avail Dec. /.
Mr.. Gedney with KOONES q MONT
GOMERY, DI. 7-2342.
IA 9Th ST. S.E.-Lge. storerm., good
for any business; plus 3-rm. apt.
oIuhkESSss III rs CHAPEL MANOR, west hy-
attsville. new stores, highly concsn-
SON l. HoELiNdswoRTH. UN. 4
5000, 9-5 daily. 81
STORE, so It.. deep TO vide alley;
10000 people ID blks:; $110. 1885
r st. NV, NO. 7-3090. 81
Evening star., 1954-10-29
SILVER SPRING
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

OFFICES FOR RENT in new modern
sizes up to s S'5oo 'us; So. ls Il. 77oS 3 ca. a.
ave. NV. RA. s-aS7o or see MR.,
ELLROD on premises. II
1880 SO. FT; on LIST a. Of new mod.
air-cond. bldg. Win rent all or any
part; excel; location. 7705 Ga. ave.
1890 X sT. N.W.@omce apt: $50 So.
f.; furn.:- air,cond.: Phuorescent
lights. co. 5-9564. 20
1917 18th N.W.---Roon1s, $50 and up:
air conditioned II desired. ST.
AfTRaGT1vE AG.pRsaS;T1vE FURNISHED OFFICE
Receptionist, waiting room. con-
venient location: Large of1ce bldg,
newly decorated private entrance,
rest room and closet. Reas. DU.
SILVER SILVER sPe.-s-rm. once on osor-
gia ave. oppos. Post once: $40.
THOMPSON b GRAY. JU. $1,000
1io4 u. EYE ST. Nw.-a Ice. rms.
! small rm, storage space, Law, basin.
heat and NV; viii rsdeceTate: rem rent
Ills Eye st. NV. Ma. s-646s.
ATTRACTIVE. MOD. BLDG. 1905 K
st.-3 fls.. 2 rms. 8 baths; suit.
unit: 3rd d. suit. hskpg.: reas.
Owner: r. ASH. 1921 Eye st.. pI.
OFFICE SPACE-Pvt. ONCE with
secretarial service: modern, .a.-c.
conv. downtown: suitable for insur-
ance man and sales agent. etc. Box
72-E. Star. 81
DOWNTOWN OFFICE-Pvt. room,
with air cond..- carpeting and
draperies; use Of reception room
avail. If desired: very reasonable
rental for this location: occupancy
on Dec. /. Gail ME. S-3533 or RA.
6-5973. in evenings. 81
QUEENS CHAPEL MANOR, West
Hyatts.-Excel. location; new a.-c.
bldg. MORRISON & HOLLINGS-
WORTH. UN. 4-3200. 0-5 daily.
ETDTC1T- OEFTTSE ON fsfh gT M NJ
Evening star., 1954-10-29

OFFICES FOR RENT-NEW MOD.
ERN OFFICE BLDG. $40 30 UP
4147 WILSON BLVD, ACROSS
FROM THE HEIGHT CO., PARK.
INGToN, ARL., VA. CALL Mr.
STONEBURNER. IA. A-126O OF
EYES, ia. 6-S124. 81
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

1--WE N0NssNSe b~N 0fAh6
TAKOMA PARK. Poplar ave. Of,
n. T; eos ave: single; 50xl5O: Imp.
lot worth $4,000. cail L. CRoWELt. t.
WE HAVE lots AND LOTS o Of lots;
sizes 6ox120 and iiox11o: single Si oi
si.26o 70 $500: Terms e s'ies or eash saSn
r. "t ~ Md; aTsas; sDas BURcH REALTY
Is OR Z ACRES, shed and well: re.
di,s dn,sed; A II miles en northwest Of Rock
LOTS BEAUTIFUL-Lots In 8 dif-
fersnt exclusive Northwest areas.
CaH MRS. GRANT. CO. 5-6246.
MOVING TO PHoENIx, win s sac.
my beaut. 2h-acre rambler site,
in Mont. CITY. Potomac hunt coun-
trys ayyoe Fr particulars call Ii; g.
GROUP Of 9 large lots in North
Arlington adjoining o well planned
sTeap: r. =. v WEsFGNB&RaER. III Gass r
OK. 7-1793; Evenings, ia. 2-O353.
20
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET 1850 1a-ton panel:
excel. buy; $3.50. ov. 3-4261. --3i
GMC 1949 A.ton. de luxe cab, stake
body: good tires; mechanically Ok;
Apply sat. p.m, 1011 1st ct. Sc.
Evening star., 1954-10-29
MOTORCYCLES

1858 model. "a
I o.h.v., de luxe, many extras; buddy
seat, shield, saddle bagsi foot shift;
$70Q+ ADsieview 5-924l. --31
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loTs AND ACREAGE WANTED

NEED 1-2oo LOTS. 5000 acres
LYNCH CO.. 10. z-8zoo. OF. 7-00e2
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VACATION PLACES

cabins. now
ready for archery and gunninG sea-
sons, Can Edinburg 520-F-02. Write
LAUREL LAKES, Edfnburg. Va.
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HOUSES foR SALIVA.
COUNTRY pRoPERTY

NEAR wARRENTON, FOE RENT
so acres, with orchard and small
lake. House with rooms. 2 baths,
attractive living room with fireplace
freeze: also tractor and farm i'm
plements. RA. 3-9235. --31
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COr.ESVII.LE PARK
New 2. c.-BaIto. Pkwy.

81 .276. EASY TERMS
Monte; CO: q choice hlds; ste. . Y I, seEs: =.
dir. HE. 4-3600, eges.. AP. g-T032.
w. w. LEWIS. ReAltor. so
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

WINTER HOME for rent ON Q lovely
lake in orange grove: rooms and
bath; furnished: at Orlando: $500
for season. Boz 239-C, Star. 81
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

speed trans. dual rear wheels; in
extremely good cond. throughout:
very low mileage. thoroughly Tscond; !;
SMALL. NC. 5000 Pa. ave.
s.e.. LU. 2-9S27. ---31
DODGE 1850 2h-ton panel: one with
fiuid drive; $500 and $460. WA.
7-72S6. 81
DODGE 1850 panel; low mileage: ex.
eel. tires; finish like new; real
value ct only $595. KENYON-PECK
GiaURo iinTtVn. Va JS sl4S sSsoes 90 noD op:n I'll tii
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LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS, LESS INTEREST
Let me xefinance your home and con-
solidate your present trusts thereby
reducing monthly payments and IN.
terest and give you any balance In
cash. Call MR., MILLER, NE. g.
1920; evenings. La. 6-619z.
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MEDICAL OFFICE ON 10th ST. NV.
BET. PARK RID. AND MONROE ST.
NOD AIR-CoND. no; 2.536S;
Evening star., 1954-10-29

THIS Is IT y
A smart investment and you have
security for the rest of your living
days. A 3-story bldg. flrst CONNER
bia I'd. Priced right for o sincere
and foresighted buyer. Income
approx. $40 per mo. Great poten-
tial increase possible with an invest
ment Of only $4,000. SIGLER 81 CO..
RA. 3-3431. 20
Evening star., 1954-10-29
TEMPT,E Hills Nh

corner lot. s0x2OO. With water. Price.
$1,000 Is IL.
home; city water. i,7O0.
8 fine lots, on Lambert dr.: 6Ox2O0
each; only 200 feet from Temple
Hills paved road. Price, S1,700 per
lot. Water available.
These lots will be sold on terms.
Mrs. Guerrieri, Logan 7-362O
BEALL,. TURNER Co..
Evening star., 1954-10-29
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

ATTRACTIVE, i. r mod. bldg: s;::.,l. 1909 s,,,E <
store. ONCE, studio. Each Il. sep.
unit. 3rd a. suit. hskpg. Reas.
Owner. r. ASH. 1921 Eye st.. DI.
1stH AND QUE sTs. N.w.-Desir able
rooming house property for lease:
Evans e. soosh With W PoRETskY 5ssss 6 can soNs NJ
INC, HA. 2-3S00. %
SILVER SPRING, Georgia ave.-New
air-cond. store or Offices; ground
q. and bsfnt. bldg; 25x75. 8 q L
REALTY CO.. JU. $3.50. 81
Evening star., 1954-10-29
! 0 0 10 T 5

zoned det. VA approved. Utiis. AVIAN.
Streets on grade. excel, for SlO-
$4,000 homes. S1.600 each on
q Z ifENcHER-wALKKR. NC.
AD. &-2644 "A. a-E2s0
Evening star., 1954-10-29
los rSCFa ACRES SryEcKID rWyooDEb Ds5Sossa LAND

IN PRINCE WILLIAM COUNTY
Owner tells us TO sell at Q sacriflceI
price. $46 per aere. Ask for listing
1e3. CAN TIE. 6-724A or TE. 0-73AA.
Al BAKER y eON, INC.
116 9. st. Asaph st., Alex, Va.