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q BUsINEss PRoP-sALE tcontl STORES FoR RET tcoaf

BEAUTIFUL STORE.
aefoss from woodward a Lothrop
on iitn st.--Suifable for any busi-
ness: also for restaurant or dis
count house. Available shortly. For
information. cali Ex. 3-7496.
radio and Tv. laundry. valet shop,
mems clothing. ONCE. ETC.. SO per
mo. ca. store; 1905 and 140S Ct
NV. OWNER. RA. 3-67S4. 81
STORE Or GRouND-FL00R OFFICE.
70g Eye ST, NV. in center Of re-
pair district; Eo0d a iof set ssTyiee stste 41s
luncheonette. etc; rsas. rent. Phone
sun. RE. 7-S412. Mon RE. 7-l942.
fS0f 18th sT. N.W.-Store. arprox.
2ox55; full bsnat.: 2-caf pvt park,
new tile foor and paint; 20. W
SILVER SPRING, Ga. ave-. Wheaton
---a new stores. opposite new coop
shop, center and Ss9epay, adjacent
public rark lot; Sl25 TO S1s2.
MARsTEILER REAL ESTATE. ~
9-U77D, week days. JU- 5-t.3s0'
evenings and SUNDAYS. ri
prox. isxS5: ioy rent. incl utii.:
dbie. door entrance 10 alley, SEcuR-
Try REALTY, Ma. S-tf44. Joi "
Ills u.s. 18th ST. N.w.-vseant. ist-n.
store in good eond.. with parHing
Sest Ssf II furnished: reasonable rent.
STORE or SHOP, . rms, in hack
and Arm. apt. above on Penna. ave-.
Sc: 500 mo, Ii. 4-O342,
IN BEST SHOPPING AREA, next 70
a new szieway; ideal spot for hak-
automobile parts and other busi-
ness. Rent reas. Weekdays. call WA.
7-2902; Sunday. AP. 7-6l44, AP. q
1917, AP 7-0p41.
VILLAGE SHOPPING
CENTER Wilson blvd. Arl,, Val
Approx, 30sx70, with rear entrance.
In same group With Sateway and
other large merchants Reas. rent.
MI. jenkins. SHANNON 4 LUcHS
co. Realtors. 724 l4th st. NV,
oIosE Ia; 10 CORNER, sth and F sts.
Stores. hina appig is Sic + + T. salf NV Rp Ps
30s a sT. N.w.-Grd. Ar. store. app.
l5x33; $40. Cail Me. S-5400.
STORE AND APT. 5000 Reed ST., N.
Engiewood Avail. immed. $500 VIII
biGRsyA hse9ls WIN ap 10y s-seso. ESQ, J, VICTOR
lis II ST. N.w.-s1itable any type
Qfh AM C0LTINIBIA RD. NV
Several Sores with remodeled mod
ern fronts, sizes lf3x65 and 2OxS5.
Both with Easements, Reasonable
rental includes heat and water.
Cali Mr. Holland. H. @. SMTTHY
CO. S11 18th st. NV, ST. $4,000.
EXCEL. LOG. for drug store or any
other kind Of business 155 Sth st
Sc; OWNER; RA1 a,67ss ~ !
tbetween 8 Dakota and New York
aYe.J Full basement. apt upstairs.
large parking area IN rear. store
ax40 ST 3-I lHR.
STORES. formerly 500;
some with living quarters: now ~ 20
per mo, MA. S-4639 or EN-. 2-5s42
a.. -. .n,s e,,r,r 4.
3fG AnD shEhuAN SIS. NV,
ntanpr Eafk--1ideaI s1 ioI kroes5z'
= noIe ~iehln s-Diock faelus. IA
noRiINInN .pus .pTs Any Va
ra,,arsI rhaaes sto,.as I'm .ysif' r.
80 \, tt,s SiSs ~, tiSs 1staa s..a ~ z
Gi e2le IN snls new pigs' t,cs t9csteo sns 9n .:
sae,S, i1,; .;ia n9af tr..ea al etsu' hisb1sy e
pfdss conteirs 1ss sir1conditi iornd
ants. Large parking area In front
for store customers. Lease COM
barber And ae clesnsr Exceilent eeh esias iocs
tion for ladies apparel. gift shop,
interior decorator, TV sales g. serv-
ice. etc. Heat and air cond. furn.
kins 81 Mr.. Dick Taylor, SHANNON
& LUcHS CO. Realtors. 724 18th
st. NV, MA. S-2345. 20
WILSON BLVD. STORE
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FARMS lcsnt.l

izO.AcRE good limestone fxrm i'm.
proved with { G-foon house llremel
Tsns, sa.s Es,sr ,.S ans .les sllssiIiesy oSoS ,s
on Of Us. Route No. IL about l0
miles south Of MartinsburE, W. Va.
Priced at $21. 600.
A GOOD Investment bnilding IN husi-
ness section consisting Of . large
storeroom t22xl03l and 9 apart
month. Priced at sa5, ,oo0. i. Il.
STOTLER, Reaitor, 206 N. Maple
ave: Martinshurs. w. Va phone
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WALTER REED AREA
FOR LEASE
STOREROOM

1908 KING STREET
IN HEART OF DOWNTOWN ALEX
AEDRIA EXCELLENTLY SUITED
FOR MANY TYPES OF BUSINESS
INQUIRE AT HOPKINS FURNITURE
COMPANY. S10 KING STREET.
ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA,
XII. 9-1044 or TIE. 6-1506
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Desk SPACE

OFFICE. with secresarial service. TO
share with manufacturers aeents
~. 18th and y 81. nv. Boz ts3sK.
EfIL GIVE rREg orrrcE sracE
70 arsNsr phones. DI. 7-S7tz. "a.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

FIRST CoMMERCIAL---6-rm. house:
lge, rms. excel. Twins quarters
ample parking Good epportunity
medical offices Just off .Branch ave.
at 45oS st. Barnabas rd. Sc, Slf0
eoii eod'pii 4 sT. N.w.-suit. for doctors
Offices or small organization Parking
aMEeIcAs sisf e FesF essFEcuRalTYh hSss'4 E TRUST
roRs reRs RaENT. aI s-fGaS BRrGK HOUSE, rms.
zoned commercial, As(i8 Cordell ave
Bethesda, Md. Afternoons, OIL, g.
eist AND X SITS. N.w.-corner q
story brick bldg: store front and
Offices, $3.50 per mo: will remodel.
Call Mr.. SMITH. DI. 7-1411: ewes,
pARKfSG. Ar fSes7i 10 spaces: $3.50 mo. ca.
or Sa5 for all 25th and n NV.
Mr. PUprA after 9, ia. g-9230.
OFFICE OR SHOP, l1th st. Sc, 2nd
a., brick 15x35; cleo. and toilet.
Reasonable RA 3-44"9.
DOWNTOWN 2-story bldg. with 3 500
so. It, fpaneled, air-cond office),
1000 50, it. fenced parking area.
Unusual In its wide range nj uses
including shop, warehouse. specially
processing research lab, etc, in
excellent condition; S4G0 1er fngnth
Ca,l Mr. O'Npil, Philips. cANBY
g. FULLER, INC.t ST. 3-@4o0. iot2
18th st nv.
GEORGETOWN
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3.nnn SO. FT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE


UP TO s ACRES with railroad siding,
ideal for contractors ward: sale OF
lease: will build to suit tenant: near
Greenbelt: Nd, Call Ii. 3.6400.
2-hedrm. house on 3M acres.
$4,000. Immed sale OIL 4-4106.
SOUTHWEST. ID. C.--Outside of re-
DEVELOPMENT area. about 42,0oO So.
it.. industrial ground on railroad:
price ol $50 50. #. includes .
A. N. ROTH co, RE. T-7330.
ALEXANDRIA. 1920 sq. It. heavy
industrial ground on grade: sewer
and water in street: 55e So. #.
A. NJ ROTH CO., RE. 7-7330.
IN THE HEART OF ARLINGTON
5n,725 So #. plus railroad siding and
large building containing 6.S75 So.
It, Ideal for warehouse.
IL acres near Shirley Duke Apis.
Priced very reasonably.
5 acres with all utilities plus rail-
road siding Front Royal, Va.
CALL JIM CRAVEN
ARTHUR L. WALTERS CO.
IA. 7-5200 Q till 8 JA. 2-al41
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

and End commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease.
A. NJ, ROTH CO.. RE. 1880.
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AVE. Bethesda. out
bound side. IN one Of the best busi-
ness areas. Handsome detached
masonry house. IL rooms. 4 baths.
oil heat, on lot 61xI24 feet TO alley.
subject TO lease Of about two yrs.
S65, 900. Night or Sunday. call
EN- 3-l760. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER. 1919 K st. NV, Ma.
6-1166.
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OFFICES b STUDIOS WANTED

BunDING MATERIALS mAnufactur-
or representative has once furnt-
bethesda or Silver Spring area with
some one who viii furnish part-tine
stenographer services. Give par,
tieulars with reply. BOX g5a-M
Star
2oo-s0o Sc. IT. End commercial ofI
industrial Ex. s-7OsO.
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] III Conn. Ave. Nav DE 2-9bO
MONTGOMERY

9-ACRE farmette. complete; SI5.T50.
54-ACRE small farm; $I7, $50.
10.ACRE farm. Gath: $4,000.
i3O-ACRE tenant farmer; SEQ so 900.
31b-ACRE grass farm; $4,000.
500-ACRE cattle ranch; $4,000.
175-ACRE estate, home. dairy; close
In: complete as operating: $S5. 900.
HERE ARE 8 SPECIALS
THE INCEST small dairy YOU will
md: good home, 30 stanehion barn.
silos, ETC.; $22, 800.
operating dairy Of 900
acres: everything for $4,000.
4-BEDROOM AND BATH large home
on. % acres near Gaithersbure;
S26. 900.
We have many others: also some very
good risnp ferns IH i2 FssSeriss Es Tia %pty Seppsty
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UPPER MONT. CO., MD.

70 ACRES
Stock farm; 4 rooms, 3 bedrooms
newly modernixed farmhouse with
fireplace, oil hot-water heat, barn,
usual outbuilding: 2 streams. In
Poolesville area. within easy COM
muting distance washington. To-
Gated on hard road. Price. $22,600.
terms.
232 ACRES
60-cow Washington-type dairy barn,
S-room modern farm house, usual
outbuilding, 2 streams, pond. I
mile frontage on hard road. Price.
S55. 200, terms.
For further particular Of this and
other properties contact L. A.
Abercrombie, Poolesville 1881.
Randall H. Hagner & Co., Inc.
Rnatnru
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OFFICES. NV. SEC
TIoN--Wis. ave and Davenport,
Cath. ave, $50 up. 1912 wis. ave.
End a., 4 rms. wis. ave. nr. CAL
vert theater 5000 Wis. ave-. 8
rms. and basement.
A. D. CRUMBAUGH
1908 Wis, Ave., Realtor, Wo. 81 364
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TOP s.W. LOCATION
5000 to 10000 So it., zoned indus
trial. MICHAEL WALSH & SONS.
1911 Eve st. NV, RE. 7-S2S2 or
OIL 6-7256. -9
SMALL WAREHOUSES in End COM
mercfai area. New construction for
April occupaney. $500 So. ~. $3.50
mo- Vicinity S. Capitol st. bridge.
For further information, call Dick
JOHN r DoNoHUE q SON
3I4 PENNA. AVE. Sc.
Ii. 3-00a4 Ewes, OIL. 2-6l6S
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CHILDREN'S WEAR
CHAIN STORE VACATING
Long-established location available
for suitcase; attractive rental tx
RoSINSKI CO.. Ma. S-9355. GA.
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FOR RETIRED or bachelor--.Four
acres. 3-room cottage, electric water
system. bath. Many outbuildinEs
with water for poultry. cattle, Some
small fruit, strawberries, raspber-
ries,. Small stream. Land very pro-
ductiye; Priced very low. On hard
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so AcRES-SI2.0 900
cleared. bal woods; fully equipped
5-rm. house; Al eond.; 8 mi. Iron
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3rd AND EYE SITS. NE.
50 900 So, it.. | block from Union
station, corner tireproof bldg: 14-ft.
ceilings. well lighted, central heating.
elevator. loading facilities. ample
parking. Very reasonable rent. or
win sell on excellent terms. Mr.
Ginnetti
DREYFUSS BROS. INC.
Realtors. Ma, s-O5so, or oil. 6-7sss.
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FARMS
MARYTAND.


STOCK Farm
S3o acres; fuzzy equipped with al
most-ney machinery, stocked With
IS head best type beef cattle, 30
head hogs. plenty of feed 70 winter
the stock. plenty Of water. Barn.
44x96. New slaughter house House
Just renovated and nlodernized. One
Of the pfettiest farms N that
county. Price. &34.S00. With y
WEST VIRGINIA
MOUNTAIN HOME OR LODGE
Fiye-room house, less than years
old: clean IS 3 pins on is acres,
with cleared; beautiful lawn and
driveway in front and lovely grove
in. rear; facing hard-top road on
side and front. Price. S3sa75 un-
furnished or furnished including Tv
for 81 400 more Taxes, So We
have other country homes. email
farms: may suit you.
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I1o-acre stock farm, good S-room
country home. Bedroom on first
floor; practically modern. Many out
buildings Land very productive.
Some woods, 3 streams. Priced very
low. SEE, 900.
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

QUAINT SMALL HOUSE "over 100
CHARMING Char Iittie owensvilie Just " "
miles to D. c.. IA 10 Annapolis
IN Al structural condition. 4 lacks
modern eonvenfences. Unlimited
possibilities for the Determinations
buyer q Low price q $500.
Anne Arundel A Gardsn Tour show
place lust 45 minutes to D. c.:
SsTEUART VAUGHAN
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REMINGTON. VA. 81 A, near village;
mostly open. pond: r., cleo, tel.
hp. n cold water: out buildinRsi
$1 800. terms.
81 A. near VILLAGE. wooded, road
very nice hunealOw, hardwood noors,
4 r, hath: near, . A. &j.500.
600 Az 81 stapchi0n barn. Washing
ton market. 4 DWELLINGS. silns. ete.s
SIS 900. terms.
800 A. stock farm: very nice DWELLING
and 6uiidinEs: eordsrs fiysr: So. GOO,
modern; 2 dNeilinRs with baths;
laree Silp; S57.b0D. terms.
stock farms, timber iands. and mai
properties.
B.y. PxRnow
Esminstonv VI. nssn. ~
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1417 OTIS PL. NV.
Modern store gfxa5s with fun base
meat, pins Ire. attrae. tWo-h dr1s
apt. above Excellent location: suit
able any line OF bGSinesS
CAFRTTZ. DI. 10000
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HISTORIC LANDMARK
NEAR WARRENTON, VA,
NAMELY HUGE ROCK
FARM
LESS THAN 5000

rhis property approximately 20 aeres.
pioe %0ss .av q Fin ber @n'a M .as not isa 3 oe
81 tbs hishsst points d fsaenisi
county, especially Femembsrsd g Z
place for pienfcs and si9htseetng
There y . rock 10 r.. N hetEht. for
which the farm Vas named. and Il
located N the heart Of the Warren
snstb so baS 3 s ta7 s5as Iass psIn ssi Mn. I
mer home. country school Of hotel
Plenty of building stone. Eof detafls.
cal JULIAN 2 .g6 .K6ErLY. owner
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'ao1 sO n Ms 81 q Nw1;t s7d e oSs e.s s'eEs g.s
MGR. ct 3415 M st. NV, or cali
14ibs Il ST. NE.-around foor
store, consisting of app. 450 50. IT,.
In active business area. S75 mo.
Call ME, $1,000,
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trtVER epRiNo---oll, OOl "a. IT.. Isi
certrnl.. fO0-ft. fronteFe on Qeorsin
4. ave. Corner nrxt - HIT Shoppe and
new hotel Ideal site for r,sdirrl
on once bldg Please cail Mr..
Haeani u. S-sfna
THOMPSON q GRAY
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Private Plane
Crashes, 5 Die

DOVER PLAINS. N. Y. Aug.
81 @.-All i've persons aboard
10 small private plane were killed
yesterday when the laboring
aircraft plummeted to earth In
a mountain forest and burned
in fierce flames.
The crash occurred minutes
after the plane took of from the
Monroe, Conn.,, airport for Mid
dlebury, VT. The wreckage
burned for more than three
hours and left only twisted.
fused metal.
There was difficulty identify
ing the badly burned bodies.
They were finally determined to
be:
Benjamin Hurd, SIS, veteran
pilot who is survived by his
widow and seven children. He
owned the plane and operated
the Monroe Air Service.
Barrett Fisher, 48, of Trum-
bull Conn, and his 9-year-old
son, Fred.
Frederick H. Brown, jr., 80. of
West Bethlehem, Conn.
Lucille Woodward, II, Mr..
Browns sister-in-law, also Of
West Bethlehem.
Mr.. Fisher and Mr.. Brown,
sales representatives of two
chemical firms, were flying to
|Middlebury with samples Of
their products.
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James H. Smith. jr., is slated to
testify in the Chasanow matter
It was he who granted the dis
charged chief of the Hydro
graphic Oface's chart section an
unprecedented second hearing,
which led to MIR. Chasanow's
clearance. Mr.. Chasanow re-
Gently retired from Government
service and is engaged in the
private practice of the law.
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and health assistance to the
homeless. farmers and small
businessmen.
Defense industries also have
had placed at their disposal up
to 5000 million for loans to re-
pair and replace factories
swamped by flood waters.
| 1t. Gen. S. D. Sturgis, jr.,
Chief of Army Engineers, re-
/ ported that at the end of the first
week of Operation Noah, as the
Engineers call their rehabilita-
ton program. the corps has in
progress 1l2 contracts costing
S3,243, 900. Twelve contracts have
been completed.
Work in 81 Cities
Gen. Sturgis said that work is
currently being performed in ga
cities and towns, and that almost
800 pieces of heavy equipment
are in. use. More than 4,000
workmen employed by the con-
tractors are on the job.
The contracts cover removal
of debris, health and safety
hazards, and temporary restora-
ton of public facilities.
| Gen. Sturgis, accompanied by
Col. William F. Powers, Co.
ordinator for Operation Noah,
flew to the stricken areas last
night to confer with the officials
in charge of operations in the
field He will personally inspect
activities underway at Water
bury, Conn. and Scranton, Pa.
! In other developments in the
food story:
! /. Federal Housing Admins
traitor Norman P, Mason said he
has set up committee to devise
some means of government help
to establish flood insurance. He
said that as things now stand
private insurance companies re-
gard the loss risk in insuringI
against flood damage as too
great to be spread. even over a
wide base Of a group of COM
panies acting together"
2. The President, through yes
terday. had provided initial
grants of disaster aid of 81 mil
lion each to Connecticut. Massa-
chuSetts. Pennsylvania, Rhode
Island and New Jersey, and
100000 to parts of New York.
| 3. The Internal Revenue Serv-
ice disclosed it is preparing a
special guide to tax reductions
for people whose property was
damaged or destroyed by the
recent hurricanes and floods.
I Guide to be Ready
| August F. Pohlig, chief of
Revenues Technical Projects
Branch, said the guide should be
ready lin ample time" for the
next filing period-December 81,
1855 to April Is. 1856. 1t will be
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'Burefoot Contessu'
Plot Theft Charged

SANTA MONICA, Calf, Aug.
81 R.-Screen Writer Charles
TX. Geary yesterday sued Movie
Director Joseph L. Mankiewicz
for $4,000, charging him with
copying the story for 1.-THE
Barefoot Contessa" from a
scenario he had written years
ago.
Mr.. Geary also named Figaro
Inc. and United Artists Corp. as
defendants. He said Figaro Inc.
produced the movie and that
Mr.. Mankiewicz was the direc-
tor and principal stakeholder Of
Figaro Inc.
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sent to the district directors Of
flee where it may be obtained on
request.
Mr.. Pohlig said the taxpayers
will be allowed to deduct their
met losses.
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SECURITY
Continued From First Page

they wouldn't give me that IN
formation"
Mr.. Summers said that ont
Navy official told him that Il
might be a little different if
wasn't living with them"
He denied knowing anything
that might reflect on the loyalty
of his parents.
Some of the basis for the
Nays case was brought out ir
Senator CarlSon's questioning Of
Mr.. Summers and his mother
Mrs. Pauline Summers, who sal
beside her son on the witness
stand.
Did you know your sister was
active in Communist organiza-
tions?" he demanded.
mo sir" the witness replied
Knew About Convention
Mr.. Summers said he knew his
parents had attended the 1915
convention of the Progressive
Party in Philadelphia but had
no knowledge that his mother
had signed petition calling on
Congress to abolish the House
Committee on Un-American
Activities.
When Mrs. Summers was
asked the same question, she
said she did not remember ever
signing such a petition. Sen
ator Carlson replied that the
handwriting had been examined
by experts and the signature
was found to be hers.
Mrs. Summers testified that
she had been a member of the
Progressive Party. International
Women's League for Peace and
Freedom and the World Affairs
Council. None of these groups
is listed by the Attorney Cen
eral as subversiVe.
Senator Carlson asked her
whether she knew that her
daughter Lillian, who lives in
Boston, sold and distributed the
Daily Worker or was a member
of the Civil Rights Congress,
the American Peace Crusade
and the Council of American
Soviet Friendship-all cited as
Communist fronts.
To each question, Mrs. Sum-
ners replied that she knew moth
ing of such associations on the
part of her daughter.
"She comes from Boston once
or twice a month" the witness
explained. "She never discussed
it with U.S."
In the Public Records
After the hearing, Senator
Carlson was asked whether he
had access to confidential Navy
files in the case. He replied
mo I've been doing a little dig
ging on my own and all this is
in the public records" He added
that II don't like to bring these
things Quits distasteful to
me-but when they ask for a
hearing. someone has to present
the record "
The subcommittee winds ~uI
its current series of public hear
ings on the administrators en-
ploye security program today
with an examination Of the Alb
raham Chasanow case.
The former Navy Department
worker from Greenbelt, Md, will
take the stand late this after
noon.
Mrs. Campbell to Testify
The subcommittee also will
hear from Mrs. Beatrice Muir
ply Campbell, a Veterans
Administration employee, who
was suspended last year for al
legged membership in the now
defunct Washington Bookshop
She was reinstated several
months later.
Derrell Frazier Peterson, a VA
security officer, will be questioned
on his role in the Campbell case
Assistant Navy Secretary
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were Row
! Nyton Cord Suit, 36R 1915 1887
44R, 4oL -, $500 $3.50
9 Kuppenheimer TropicoI Suits. SO to
4eR' 40 to 4sL------ -,'. $500 $500
10 Covert Mohoir TropicoIs, SO to
4oR. 4os, 80. 40, 4oL IS 90 $500
16 Fomous Moke Tropcos 1895 $500
CoIvert Twist Suits. 81, 38, 80. 40.
44R. sss, 4oL-------0------- 1915 1887
Cover Tweeds. 3d. APP. So, 39S 1915 1887
8 l00oo Wool Worsted Suits, 3d.
44R. 80, 4oL. 37s-------- e975 1887
Blu Double Breasted Suits, AZ &
4eR, 81 ond 39s .--.,---. $500 $3.50
9 Double Breasted Worsted Suits, 81
d TO 44R, AIS, 4oL 1915 1887
IA Double Breasted Worsted Suits, 81
3d. 40 g 44R, SO to AIS, 4lxL $500 Y,
TO $500 Price
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Spanish War Units
Visit Soldiers Home

The District Of Columbia De-
partment. United Spanish War
Veterans Auxiliary. win visit
Soldiers Home Hospital from 2
to 4 pm. today.
Admiral George Dewey Auxil-
iary will meet at 1880 pm. to-
morrow at 921 Pennsylvania ave-
nue. Sc.
Jolly CATERS Swamp. Military
Order Of Lizards. win meet at 8
pm. Tuesday at 921 Pennsyl-
vania avenue Sc. 4
President Mckinley Camp.
Sons of Spanish American War
Veterans, will meet at 8 pm.
Wednesday at 921 Pennsylvania
avenue Sc.
The Past Auxiliary Presidents
Club will meet at 8 pm. Wednes-
day at the home of Mrs. Ella I.
Ford, 1918 H street NV.
Gen. Nelson A. Miles Auxiliary
will meet at 8 pm. Friday at
1917 Ninth street NV.
The Daughters of '98 and Sons
of Spanish War Veterans will
hold a social at the home Of Miss
Estelle G. Fowler, 1197 Forty
sixth place Sc, at $3.50 pm. Sat-
urday. Call Miss Fowler at Lud-
low 1888 for directions.
New officers of Gen. M. En-
NETT Urell Auxiliary are: Presi-
dent, Catherine Shughrue; senior
vice president, Mae Dowling.
junior vice president, Margaret
McKenny; chaplain. Theresa
Lott; secretary, Carman Ramos;
treasurer, Isabelle Humm; pa
triotic instructor, Kathleen
Shughrue; historian, Berth a
Cook, conductor. Lenora Roset-
ia; assistant conductor, Rene
dios Wilson: guard. Margaret
Binnix; assistant guard. Helen
Shaw and musician, Grace Law
less.
New officers of Capitol City
Fort. Daughters of '98. are: Cap
tain. Lillian Berry; 1st lieuten-
ant. e. Maude Dudley; End lieu-
tenant, Kay Ann Bowen; chap
lain, Helen Grissam; officer Of
the day, Dorothy Thomas; ad-
jutant, Doris Clarke; quarter
master, Estelle Fowler; 1st SER
geant. Louise Shaw; End SER.
geant. Marilyn Bossart; Ist corr
poral, Grace Rankin. End COR
poral, Lenora Rosetta, 1st color
guard, Beulah Cope; End color
guard, Mildred Flecker; sentinel,
Clara Bossart; musician. Ger
trtlfle Miles. ~
Evening star., 1955-02-20
$. =. ,,h,,,.. OUTDORQM
Designed by Horace ". Peaslee, Architect

When perfect the Outdoor Room how much beauty
lvaby will making
dramatic with what
formerly the great backyard When you will
realize easily Outdoor Hike It, be incorporated
home.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

This years Home Show Is q must for every
homemaker and do-it-yourselfer. It is literally
packed with wonderful new things and ideas
for the home. Hourly demonstrations will
show you how to make what you want and fix
what you've got The Home Show is packed
with entertainment, too. Eddy Arnold, RCA
Victor recording star, IL one Of the big names
In The Home Shows Country Festival. You'll
love it--and you will bs able to join In the
Square Dancing nightly at 10.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
The Home Shows
Service Housing Center
your questions
solves your problems

Experts from the Veterans ADMINISTERS
tion. the FILA, American Interior Decora-
tors, American institute Of Architects, a
Mortgage Banking Firm and the District
Of Columbia Building b Loan League will
be on hand to answer all your questions
about home financing, design, repairs,
construction and decoration. No charge
for this service.