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Evening star., 1955-08-07
By FRANK SARTWELL

Three Washington area child
rem swept the all-kiddies SWIM
ming events Of the Presidents
Cup Regatta yesterday to take
the high point trophies which
they hope will be presented by
President Eisenhower tomorrow
Swimming Chairman Bill Arm
strong said the President win
give the trophies at a special
luncheon meeting Of his new
sports committee to fight juve-
nile delinquency at 1880 am.
tomorrow in the Senate Off1ce
Building.
Vice President Nixon and Lou
Wilke, president Of the Amateur
Athletic Union, also are expected
to be present. Armstrong said.
Won Three Events
John D'Angelo, 8, son of DR..
and Mrs. John p. D'Angelo. 5201
Twenty-eighth parkway, Hill
crest Gardens, won three events
the 25-meter backstroke, 25-
meter freestyle, and 25-meter
butterfly-to take high point
honors for the boys.
Two girls, each with three
wins, tied for the high point
trophy. They are Sally McIll-
vain, 8. daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Richard F. McIllwain, 2795
Seventy-third place, Hyattsville.
and Kathy Hennessy, 10, Of Ar
lington.
Miss McIllwain, a blond, won
the 25-meter breaStstroke, the
25-meter backstroke and the 25-
meter freestyle in her age group.
Miss Hennessy, a redhead, won
the 50-meter backstroke free
style and butterfly in the older
class.
A 4-year-old daughter Of q
former breaststroke champion
made her debut last night. win
ming the 25-meter free style
without competition.
Collects Gold Medal
Although another toddler was
scratched. leaving Sallye Ann
Hucht the whole pool to herself
she swan like the AAU was after
her with a pitchfork. She COL
lected a gold medal, the first Of
a long series. If the wishes Of her
father are fulfilled. He is Arthur
tRed) Hucht Of Baltimore, whose
first championship in the breast
stroke was the Maryland inter-
Evening star., 1955-08-07
Potty and Won Cromm
Win German Doubles

HAMBURG, Germany, Aug. 6
(P.-Budge Patty Of Los Angeles
and Gottfried Won Cramm cap
tured the doubles championship
of Hamburg's international ten
mis- tournament today.
The defending champions de-
feated Adrian Quist of Australia
and Russell Seymour of South
Africa, 6-1, 7-9, Ga, 81.
Evening star., 1955-08-07
Busch|ing Tops
Batters Again

Al Buschling's batting eye
continues on the beam and the
Jack Pry captain-flrst baseman
now leads the Industrial League
hitters with a .486 average, 70
points better than runnerup
Perry Currin of Arcade Pontiac.
Currin moved into second
place last week by picking up II
points. Joe Parker, FBI catcher,
who led the hitters during the
first half, dropped to the third
spot when he slipped 10 points
since the last figuring.
The individual leaders:
Evening star., 1955-08-07
Potomac Rowers Busy

Potomac Boat Club oarsmen
are entered in five events Of the
New York Metropolitan cham
|pionships tomorrow at New
Rochelle. Represe n ting the
Potomacs will be a junior eight,
two doubles, a quad and senior
four with coyswain. l
Evening star., 1955-08-07

Brown. Colonial Restaurant; Vernon
Colonial Restaurant: Morton, Forestvtlle
Ambrogi. Forestville: Buschling. Jack
Pry; G'aser Jack Pry and Wilson. Co
lumbia Heights. 3 each.
TRIPLES
Wilson. Columbia Heights; Eaquin
Columbia Heights: Harpine. Moose: Dob
son, Moose: Vernon, Colonial Restaurant;
Murphy, Colonial Restaurant. 2 each.
HOME RUNS
Currin, Colonial Restaurant, and
Ward, Jack Pry. 3 each B. Miller. For.
estvtlle. and ]. Miller. Forestville. 2 each
PITCHING
% or more decisions
Evening star., 1955-01-29
Plastic Wall Panel
lis Suitable for
Home Conversions
By D. N. perwin

Nearly everyone who ever buys
house. or who plans TO buy one.
has some pretty definite ideas on
how he plans to convert lost
space to good living and recrea-
ton areas.
Thoughtful home owners who
have such q desire and can tell
the difference between a ham,
mer and saw may realize this
ambition with a plastic finished
wall and ceiling panel now on
the market.
These panels are produced by
a process which creates a surface
that SEAL out dirt, grease, mois-
ture and stains. With them, one
can transform unused basement
or attic areas, a kitchen, bath
room, den, utility room or rec
reation room into an area that
will never again require painting
or other periodic redecorating.
The panels are four feet wide.
in a variety Of five lengths from
4 feet to II feet, and ave-twelfths
OF an inch thick. They can be
installed over old walls or new
walls.
/ Before installing these panels.
the walls must be dry. Also, both
Evening star., 1955-01-29
MONTGOMERY Okoys Commercial Jobs

e401 New Hampshire avenue, Sill
yer Spring, owner: two dwellings
at 1706-1707 Glen Park drive,
Silver Spring: cost. 5000 each:
architect. Phil Mason.
Joseph and Mary Lyons, 10204
Old Bladensburg road. Silver
Spring. owners; dwelling at 1906
Biltmore drive, Silver Spring;
cost. $4,000.
Z. T. Washington, $3.50 Four
teenth street NV. Washington
owner; extend commercial build.
ing at 1886 Flower avenue, Sill.
yer Spring: cost. $18,500; archi.
tect. Philip w. Mason.
Kettler Properties. Inc, 2304
Calvert street NV, Washington
owner; dwelling at 5814 Osceols
road, Bethesda: cost, $4,000,
architects. Patterson & Worland
Edwin G. Wilson, Route l
Silver Spring, owner: dwelling al
Norvale road, Layhill; cost. $18,.
600.
E. j. Preston. 918 Ellsworth
drive. Silver Spring. owner;
dwelling at 9522 Colesville road
Silver Spring: cost. $4,000; ar
chitect. H. Clay AShby.
Robert w. Lowe. 51O0 Marlyn
drive, owner: dwelling at 530e
Albemarle street, Bethesda; cost,
$4,000.
Howard Ross, 2010 Patterson
street. West Hyattsville, owner;
dwelling at 319 Quaint Acres
drive. Colesville: cost, $40, 900;
architect, John Wrathall.
Evening star., 1955-01-29

vile: cost, S2l5. .00e: architects.
Johannes and Murray.
Morris Perry. 1862 Georgia
avenue, Wheaton, owner: extend
existing dwelling at 1902 Geor-
gia avenue. Wheaton: cost. $10.-
900: architect. C. c. Wright.
Longmeadow Development
Corp. 6135 Kanin avenue NE.
Washington. owner: dwelling at
1900 Elsmere avenue. Bethesda:
cost. $4,000; architect, Morton
Noble.
Edwards & Renick Co., Coles
vile road. Silver Spring, owner:
dwelling at 1890 Renick lane,
Silver Spring; cost. $4,000.
Joseph Kinsky. 6s11 Fairfax
road, Bethesda, owner; three
dwellings at Sycamore road.
Glen-Mar Park; cost. $16,500
each; architect. Phil Mason.
Victor Ochsman, 1901 Disney
road, Silver Spring. owner; dwell
ing at 9405 Crosby road, Silver
Spring; cost. $4,000; architect,
Philip w. Mason.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Hasenie,
Chandler street. Bethesda. owner:
dwelling at 9612 Old Spring road,
Kensington: cost, $4,000.
Willis g. Slater. Route 4. Rock
vile. owner; dwelling at Lux
lane. Bethesda: cost. $4,000.
Frank and Adelaide Erwin, 1920
Longfellow street, Hyattsville,
owners; two dwellings at 10121-
% Dallas avenue, Silver Spring;
cost, $4,000 each; architect,
Walton g. Madden.
Burr N. Edwards, 1903 Viers
Mill road, Wheaton, owner: two
dwellings at Seventy-fifth place
and Arden road. Cabin John;
cost, $1,000 each.
Sligo Parkway Builders, 1902
IbOA1AOAC aVCAAuCp AdhOAA4d 81 ~
owner; apartment building at
Sligo Greek parkway, Takoma
Park: cost, $4,000.
Ellis and M. D. Block, 8218
Wisconsin avenue, Bethesda,
owners; dwelling at 9601 Hill
ridge drive. Bethesda: cost. $15.-
900; architect, Edwin Jacobsen,
jr.
B. K. Disney, Lutes lane. Sill
yer Spring, owner: commercial
building at 2414 Blueridge ave-
nue., Wheaton: cost. $4,000.
Owens Corp, 5000 Connecticut
avenue NV, Washington. own
er; five dwellings at Hannes
street; cost. $4,000 each; archi-
tect. Philip Mason.
Jack Feldstein, 204 Normandy
drive. Silver Spring. owner; two
dwellings at 10017-19 Renfrew
road, Silver Spring; cost, SIC, 900;
architect, Jack C. Cohen.
Glenham Construction Corp,
Evening star., 1955-01-29

the wall and the panel to be
applied must be free of dust.
Loose, scaly paint. cold-water
paint or wall paper which may
come loose should be removed
Gloss-painted and smooth enam-
eled surfaces are satisfactory for
application Of this plastic fin
ished panel.
The only tools needed for in
stallation are ordinary carpen-
ters' tools and mastic adhesive
cement made by the manufac-
turer Of the panels. The adhesive
is spread generously over the
back Of the panel to cover the
entire sheet or wall area. After
the cemented sheet is placed on
the wall. knead and press it with
your hands thoroughly to the
wall. Panels which must be cut
to At certain areas are cut face
up.
Almost any color scheme you
desire can be realized, for over
so beautiful color and pattern
combinations are available, in
cluding wood patterns in plain
walnut. striped mahogany. rift
oak, prima vera natural and
hardwood gray, as well as five
striking marble patterns. 3
In the wood patterns, the panel
size is 48 inches x 70 inches and
48 inches x e6 inches with the
grain running the length of the
panel. In the marble, sizes are
80 inches x 48 inches and 96
inches x 48 inches with the grain
running parallel to the 48-inch
side. Both wood and marble
panels are 5/32 inch thick.
For further information. please
.s.ne MrLe 20 ML. DefWln, Room 72O, Inc
Evening star., 1955-01-29
Auto Dealers Award
Office Building Contract

The National Automobile Deal
ers' Association has awarded q
contract for the construction Of
an eight-story Office building at
1000 K street NV. to Joseph F.
Nebel Co.. Inc, of Washington
Rear Admiral Frederick j.
Bell, USN (retiredD. NADIA ex-
ecutive vice president, said work
on the trade groups new head
quarters would commence imme-
diately and should be completed
by late 1855. The architect is
A. r. Clas. The association plans
to occupy part of the building
Evening star., 1955-01-29
ReCent building permits issued

Recent building permits issued
by Montgomery County follow:
C. willard Harvey. Brooke
VILE. owner: commercial build
ing at Harvey property. olney;
cost. $4,000: architect. James
Mitchell.
Altimont Brothers. 4s1e Brad
ley boulevard. Chevy Chase.
owner: commercial building at
4929-31 Bethesda avenue. Be-
thesda; cost, $40 900; architect.
Alfred Altimont.
Montgomery County Board Of
Education, Rockville, owner:
extend Wyngate Elementary
School at Wadsworth drive and
Wilmett road, Bethesda: cost.
$147.000; architects. Johannes
d Murray.
Montgomery County Board Of
Education, Rockville, owner; ex-
tend Maryvaie Elementary
School at Macarthur drive. Rock
Evening star., 1955-01-29

For further information. please
write TO Mr.. Derwin, Room 720, The
Star Building. inciOsing Q self-ad-
dressed stamped envelope.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Mary Margaret Mcbride Soys-
No. Need? Understanding

American as nlaterialistic, self
ish, plumbing proud, unappre-
ciative of the finer things Of
life and with little to redeem
these unpleasant tendencies.
A lot of this false impress
sion may be our own fault.
Sometimes feel that our pub
lie officials have been SO afraid
of sounding sentimental that
they have gone out of their
way to explain our relation
ship with our allies in brisk,
businesslike, unaltruistic terms.
1t may go down better with
the American taxpayer to tell
him that we're aiding our
friends because in the long
run 1t is helping ourselves,
but this does not generate
love and sympathy among the
helped.
I wish some proudly patri-
otic Frenchman would take a
real look at us, probe around
under our thin skins, try to
plumb our emotions and re-
actions and, ignoring our own
awkward words. explain US,
affectionately and indulgently.
to his countrymen. A whole
series of Understanding
Americans" in many languages
would be even better.
Somehow or other. If we're
going to live at all. we must
learn to adjust to one an
other. So we can't afford NOT
to understand. To practice
what I preach. I'm going to
reread Elliot Paul's book and
! maybe il will help me to COM
prehend why those perpiexing
Frenchmen act the way they
do about their government.
tFrom AP Newsfeatures.l
Evening star., 1955-02-21

u C1lhllCC w
be tried are replaced by new,
would certainly like some light
on the French.
Undoubtedly peace is in
greater jeopardy now because
we don't understand the
French, the French don't un-
derstand us, and almost no.
body In either country under
stands the British. the Ger
mans or any of the rest.
In the past few years I've
read a number of books de-
signed to explain Americans
but they were written either
by the native-born or by en-
thusiastic men and women
who had chosen to throw in
their lot here. And, I suspect,
they were never read any,
where but in the United States.
I'm sure our mutual cause
would be better served if the
French, the British and all the
others really tried understand
ing us and our attitudes. Ger
tainly the people I know in
other lands have some strange
notions about my country.
Most of them, I should say,
have about as much Cor as lit
tle) knowledge of the United
States as the average Ameri-
can can learn about France
by skimming through a good
guide book, reading a few
French novels and spending
two days in Paris.
Although I truly think all
our actions point to the oppo-
site, there are many indica-
tionSthat the rest of the world
still pictures the composite
Evening star., 1955-02-21

ls Assorted Of kind sotn 6 Toffeto VoIonces
Reg to $l.oo y
46 Assorted Quilted Pillow Shoms. Assorted Coors Reg 70
1898 $3.50
10 Prs Of Single Oreondy Royon Moquesee Ruffled Cur
tons. Up to S7.e8 .----------~--- $500 pr
Odd Single Green Chenille Bedspreods. Reg 1923 $500
26 Quilted Voonces in Toffetu, Son Chnz Assorted coo
Reg TO 1928 $3.50
36 Prs Rufled Printed Percoie Dopees to Of kind
Reg to $1O.98 $3.50 pr y
Quilted FoiIe g Printed Chintz Dresser Skirts. Assorted
coIors. Were to 1898 .-.---.---------.- $3.50 co.
Quilted Satin, ChromsPun and Foe Dresser Skirts. As
sorted coIors. Were to $3.50 -
Corduroy Bedcovers 33-n top Assorted eoos Were
78 Assorted Chromspun So Toeo ond Printed Bedspeod
Reg. Sl9e8 to $40 to $40
Evening star., 1955-02-21

Th a t. s a
hopeful title
and most Of
us. sitting
at least 81
900 m IL e S
away from
the @ u a !
d'Orsay as
ID 7 z III j I B
a nd cabi-
nets succeed
one another
and "old
policies that
scarcely got
a nhornn fn
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Miss Powell Bride

Announcement is made Of
the marriage of Miss Elizabeth
Veronica Powell, daughter of
Mrs. Charles E. Powell and the
late Mr.. Powell of Washing
ton, to Capt. William j. Long
shaw, USMC, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. William A. Longshaw of
Berwyn, Ill.
The ceremony took place
February 2 in st. Genevieve's
Catholic Church in ssCruces.
N. Mex.
Evening star., 1955-02-21

An affectionate and indul-
gent study of our Gallo cou-
sins by Elliot Paul is called
Understanding the French"
Evening star., 1955-02-21
TRADITIONAL
LIVING ROOM

THoMAsViLLE LOUNGE
CHAIR, green --I4o.75 se.75
Townsville SOFA, eroy 277.oo ,ss.oo
THoMASVILLE LOUNGE
CHAR, eoroI ----- 1900 1915
TOWNSVILLE LOUNGE
CHAIR, brown nouohohyde l34OO 5000
'THOMASVILLE LOUNGE
CHAIR, green noueohyde l34o0 $500
BEACHLEY LOUNGE CHAIR lOoOO $3.50
BEActLEY BARREL CHAIR,
BEAcHLEY LOUNGE CHAIRS,
s'sS BEAcHLGY 14IJ;' LOUNGE CHAIR, N0'00 '''''
green een--,.-.,--.. lsl.oo 1880
beige :, - 1900 $3.50
sGAcHLGY LOUNGE CHAIR, '' '''''
green .---------l37.oo $3.50
BEAcHleY SOFA. green --5I7.oo lss.oo
2-PC. LIVING ROOM SUITE,
red 1922 2es.oo 1880
kROEHlER SUITE, 2-pc., olive 1850 1875
KROEHLER 2-PC. SUITE, block 1880 1875
KRoEHLER LOUNGE CHAIR,
kRoEHLER LOUNGE CHAIR, ''''' T''''
lime green ------.------ 9e.75 ss.7s
KRoEHLER SOFAS, beige ny 11''0O ''''''
lon ---..--.-------.- 225.oo 1880
KRoEHLER LOUNGE CHAIR,
kHoEHllER SOFA, charcoal ny
ION -------'.----,-------, z25.oo 1880
kRoEHLER LOUNGE CHAIRS.
charcoal nyton ----------lle.75 1880
Evening star., 1955-02-21
TRADITIONAL
DINING ROOM

MAHOGANY CREDENZA with
locks Brandt, genuine mohoo-
any ----- 1900 $3.50
MAHOGANY DRop-LEAF
TABLES, Brondt .-------- s4.oo 1850
PINE REFECTORY TABLES,
Brondt -lo4.5o 44.75
DROP-LEAF TABLE, mahogany,
Brondt .--. BATS s4.7s
1l4,75 1915
ARM CHAIRS by Hickory, oil
mohoaony ----------1 1895 SOS
CHERRY LADDER BACK SIDE
CHAIRS ---~------ $3.50 1895
CAPTAINS CHAIRS, pine ---- 37.oo 1875
SIDE CHAIR, all mahogany - 1895 sos
ARMCHAlRS, mahogany - 3l.0O 9.95
SIDE CHAIR, mohoeony ----- 74.75 e.ss
63-lNCH BUFFET, Foneher,
Provincial fruitwood $1,000 1880
BUFFET, mahogany ---lO475 $3.50
DINING TABLE, mahogany - 72OO 1850
45-iNCH HUTCH, complete, ~
Foncher Provincial, frutwood, 35e.5o 1890
DINING TABLE, fruitwood - oo.75 $3.50
BUFFETS. fruitwood -----ll9.75 1880
CHlNAS, fruitwood ---125.OO 1880
SIDE CHAIRS, fruitwood ---- 2l.95 1898
BUFFETS, fruitwood -l3o.75 $3.50
Evening star., 1955-02-21
KITCHEN FURNITURE

5-Pc. BREAKFAST SET; chrome,
yellow; toble and 4 chairs by
lIoyd - =. :. :, 1878 $3.50
yellow plostic scots and books 1925 s.sS
5-PC. BREAKFAST SET, white
peorI top ond white choirs, tobIe
ond = : ehots; BY Lloyd ,-~~l19so 1880
KITCHEN CHAIR, chrome, white
pIoid scot ond boek, BY Lloyd 7.e5 s.ss
5-PC. BREAKFAST SET; chrome
legs. yellow tobIe. 4 yellow
BREAKFAST TABLE, charcoal
BREAKFAST CHAIR, chrome ~
legs. white plaid scot and back,
BY Lloyd 7.s5 s.ss
toble and 4 red and white chairs.
5-Pc. BREAKFAST SETS, e,ey
tobIe 6 4 coroI choirs, by Lloyd lOo75 1850
5-Pc. BREAKFAST SET, tobe &
ehors. white. by Lloyd ---ll9.5o $3.50
KITCHEN CABINETS. white &
red ---------.---- $3.50 $3.50
KITCHEN CABINET, white &
KITCHEN CABINET, white & ' ''
red - - -..--- 4o75 24.50
, BREAKFAST CHAIRS, chrome, "
red scot 6 back, Doystrom - 1925 3.95
BREAKFAST CHAIR, chrome &
chortreuse, Doystrom -------- 1915 4.95
Evening star., 1955-03-01

cApuLAcs-'ss club coupe. "a
slSs slss .sSS.s sSSss q Is tar ;ossSsa ssSss ,d
priced low. PENNY MOTORS. 1890
Evening star., 1955-03-01
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

BUSINESS BUILDING. I6x36. excel.
N. .Arlinston location. Lee. l-bedrm.
apt. upstairs All newly decorated.
Both for $3.50 per mo. 5-yr. lease
preferred. HOLLY REALTY. $500
lee hwT KE S-5a50
Evening star., 1955-03-01
TRUCKS EoR SALE

FORD F-S tractor in 30-ft. insulated
trailer with blower. Excel. cond.
ready 70 roll; forced sale. cheap
CHEvRoLET 1850 sedan delivery
less than 10000 miles, pref cond.
pvt: party, no reas. ofier refused
BUS. Marmon Harrinston, equipped
| as store on wheels. Suitable as port
able field once. Have all seats per-
, fect cond ssss az PASSENGER; s1,o95
FoRD1, lla-ten panel: good runnins
s.w.; s am. till 5 pm. weekdays,
cHEvRoIiEEff' 1850 sedan delivery;
new tires, excel. cond. Best offer
CHEv. sedan deliveries, 10 to choose
from; perfect from every respect
1A40 through 80. Priced from S3a5
CENTRAL MOTOR CO.. 2S04 JEFF.
Davis hwy, Arl.. Va. OF. 1880.
WILLYS '53 sedan delivery. like new,
ready to go to work; SS95, SIS dn
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET guarantee
Call AID. 2-S122. 8 am. It'll 8 pm
Ask for Bill Serhus. Servicemen
financed
Evening star., 1955-03-01
STORES FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN CORNER STORE, with
maximum traffic, excellent for any
business: $50 per month; grocery
stock and fixtures very reasonable
II desired; Large I'd door apart
ment available, SO per month. B.
FRANKLIN KAHN, NO. 7-9111;
ewes, o. 4-017S. %
AL LOCATION. suitable for bakery,
florist. auto parts, valet. barber
clothing. etc. S55 mo. 1905 P st.
NV. RA. 3-67S4. --3
ALEXANDRlA-Ideal location for A.
nance CO., insurance CO., or any
business of that type. Beautiful
finished store. Plenty of parking
avail. Ii. 7-7400. JU. 9-4375. - )
QUEENS CHAPEL shopping center,
on Hamilton St. near large apt
project, post Office. ample parking:
ideal location. MORRISON AND
HOLLINGSWORTH, UN. 4-3200. o
to 3. except Sundays. -3
CLARENDON SHOPPING AREA
Larse modern new store, 39x90;
full bsmt. and mezzanine; air cond.
Ii. 7-1400. JU. g-4375. II
RETAIL STORE FOR RENT-Ideal
location in Falls Church. Call Mr.
LASSEN. JE. 2-3922 or JE. 3-7447.
SHERIDAN ST.. near N. Capitol St
15x50 it,, modern front. For dry
cleaner, tailor, TV repair and other
uses. Reasona oily priced Call Mr.
Dodse. ir.. WEAVER BROS. INC.
DI 7-S300.
Evening star., 1955-03-01
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLlA---'5I sed., 1897. SO Nor.
ris conv.. S697: 81 Renault. S2s7;
40 Hillman sed,. S3e7 and M.G.s
AUSTIN 1854; 5000 miles: almost
new; in excellent condition. Call
EN-, 2-244g. %
AUSTIN HEALEY 1858 100" sen.
sational sports car: S2,9s5: delivered
complete. Our large demand fol
small foreign cars warrants best
deals in town. MANHATTAN AUTO
Test. 1910; Kaiser, WHY'S. Hillmar
OF ENGLAND. AUSTIN HEALEY
M. @. and MORRIS MINOR in
Wash. area. 7th at r SITS. NV.
North 1900. Branch sales, 1910
King. ST.. Alex. va. King $685..
buIokssesssiSP eoors soSNSRs Of osde' s,rt ant
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at eth. Ii
6-U4b4
Evening star., 1955-03-01
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

MACARTHUR BLVD, nr. Model Basin
Large lots averaging D0x150 It
Water in. I,25O-up on terms tC
suit. Call Mrs. Harney, EN-. 2.
2AI7. RAY REALTY CO.. RA. 0.
ATTENTION DEVELOPER. 1e5 acre.
within 10 mi. of Silver Spr.: city
water through property; land lays
good. Priced to sell. Mr.. Scott
with BERNARD T. BRoSIUs. Ju.
RAMBLER siSiig; SITES - to 8 1Ng acres.
Close in Silver Spring. Excellent
Realtor, JU. 9-0420. "a
OLNEY AREA and N-acre, level
lots. for ramblers; fronting on
paved State road: take your choice;
$2,250 Terms. LO. 5-2S00 til 8
pm. HUGGINs AND HARRISON.
INC, Realtors.
100 ACRES. 55 miles west Of D. c.,
in summer resort area; S2,125. DE.
2-155S after q pm. -
COUNTY = Approx. 425
acres with 3 million feet Of timber,
on . paved roads: $3.50 per acre.
ALExANDRIA-Apt. land, .S5 acre,
with sewer and water, in ne. part
Of city. Asking $4,000: submit
offer. Exclusive with A. SLATER
LAMOND. Realtor. 9l7 Prince st.,
Alex, Va, XII. 9-3392, day or night,
Evening star., 1955-03-01
COMMERCIAL

Excellent retail location offered for
Priced at 81 "a per sa. H. Additional
ground available. for parking fsub-
leet 70 approyaiJ at soc per II.
Terms or exchange possible, Cal
Rzr. Prentice, HILLEGEiST CO.
ST. 3-I752, AD. $4,000.
Evening star., 1955-03-01
tContinuod..

I. 600 50. IT. air-esnd. space In
Medical Center area: all aery. furn.
low rental. NA- S-s254. GA. 1850.
1s3f CONN, AvE.-omee. / or 2
rooms; bright. nicely Tedee. AD. 2.
1916. day: WO. 6-1O95. ewes. -
ALEXAEDRIA-Ideal loc.. plenty oi
parking; very modern bidE approx
1900 50; IT,: 2 noors. air eond.
wau-to-wan eaTpefinR: once com.
pletely paneled; can also be used
for retan store. Ii. 5-s400. 10
OFFICES on SHOW RMS. new air.
conditioned BLDG. $50 mo. UP. In
elades lights, heat, air conditioning.
elevator and ianitor services Next
TO post once and parking lots. Also
suitable lawyers. 4 blks. from eouri
house. s. AND N. BLDG. 9th and .
SITS. NV. Phone NE. s-SlT2.i Ia
BRENTWOOD. ND. = 3-room, suits
available for doctor or dentist in
modern building in excellent loca-
ton. DI 1-4244.
QUEENS CHAPEL SHOPPING CTR.
populated area, Morrison and Hoi-
lingworth, UN. 4-3200. 8 to 5, ex-
FofGEP BIbG., 72s 18th st. n.w.--
Very desirable redecorated 3-room
front suite of 900 50. it.. wired for
air conditioning. See supt. or con-
tact KOoNES & MONTGOMERY.
DI. 7-2342. -3
Evening star., 1955-03-01
OFFICES . STUDIOS FOR RENT

OFFICE for lawyer in Washington
building suite: secretarial services
included, Reasonable. Box 448-S.
ROOM IN ATTORNEYS sUITE-
Carpeted, air-conditioned: available
March oS1, /. 737 Warner Bids. Ma.
MASS, AVE. Mr.. IsTH-space on
sround door Of apt. house: suit. doc
tor or enlist. will remodel on
PRivATE OFFICE. with truck and
warehouse space, Takoma, ID. c..
weE suited for use by contractor,
pis rsep0sso etc.; svai. immed. Call
EXcL1siyEy NV, leth and Eve
Choice 5.rm. lst-n; air-sond, once
space svsiis6ie, xP. 7-545s for spDt.
ATTRAc. OFFICE in lawyers suite;
sy., ;5S'ss ss asn Of Sds :D.es sPPSs sases ssr
Ma. e-0Sb0. ~
Evening star., 1955-03-01
LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS, LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and con-
solidRte your present trust thereby
reducing monthly payments and in
terest and siye you any balance
in cash. Cali Mr.. MILLER, CO. s.
1859: evenings, LA. 6-5194.
Evening star., 1955-03-01
soATs

EvpRyDEs. .s5, on EAsY TkR,ls
25-h-p. elee. BigtWtn. SIS d1. payment
I5-h-p. FastEin. $40 dn- payment
7.5-h.p. PleetEin. SIS dn- payment.
3-h y. LightWtn. $50 dn. payment.
Balance arranged to suit you. Trades
@ sesspsed. ROBERT 9. THOMAS sMdAsss
Evening star., 1955-03-01
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

9th ST: NE. south OF Rhode Island
evss.. s XII. a-S6es. pHiIL1Ps. h. P cANBY caAishssi
d. FULLER, ING, ST. 3-240o l0i2
18th st. NV. 80
$4,000 SO. FIT. Of heavy industrial
lanG with small bldg: 2 weight
scales ideal for metal or cement
yard; ne; section, For appointment