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Evening star., 1955-05-26
Owen Seeks Sd Straight
Upset in SchooIboy Golf

doesn't hit the ball too far. but
he outplayed Johnny Redman
around the green's yesterday to
win, 2 up.
Dudley, oldest Of the semi
finalists at 18, took an cary lead
and held it in defeating Sonny
Severson of George Washington
High, 4 and 8.
Beman was up at the turn
on Warren Krick, the medalist,
and closed the match with brides
on Is and 16 after Krick had
won 10 and IL. Beman won 3 and
2.
Grubb was penalized the loss
of a hole for being IS minutes
late for his match with Dunn
and then lost three holes to go 4
down. Grubb then rallied to go
/ up, only to lose the 18th and
have the match go extra holes.
He won with a birdie on the 21st
after Dunn three-putted the goth
to halve the hole.
Beman and Dudley are from
Bethesda Country Club. Owen
from Indian Spring and Grubb
from Manor.
Evening star., 1955-05-26

John Owen of Blair, who
spots most of his golf rivals con-
siderable distance off the tee.
but then chips and puts them
to death, met Bill Dudley of
Blair today in one of the School,
boy Invitation tournament semi
finals, with Owen seeking his
third straight upset victory.
Deane Beman, tournament
favorite from Bethesda, met
John Grubb of st. Johns in the
other match at Chevy Chase.
The final will be played Sunday
afternoon at Columbia Country
Club.
John Dunn of Wilson, who
lost an extra hole match to
Grubb yesterday at Woodmont,
remained in bed today with a
sore throat. 1t was noted at the
matches yesterday that Dunn
appeared to be ailing, but he
stuck it out to lose, / up in 81
holes.
Owen, who defeated Bob Ler-
ner of Bethesda in the first
round, has a lazy swing and
Evening star., 1955-05-26
RALLIES TO DEFEAT GREEN
Minis Camp Clomors
For Title Shot at Olson

But Olson. at the moment, Is
getting ready for q crack at
Archie Moore's light-heavyweight
title June % in New York.
Minis caught Green. a stable
mate Of Olson's. with left hook
in the first round and the West
Coast fighter took an eight count.
Green, whose nose started bleed
ing in the fifth. then put on a
hot rally in the ninth that sent
Minis sprawling through the
ropes for a nine count. 1t was
only the second time he has been
on the floor. Minis then came
back to win the last round on all
three official cards.
Judge Fred Connell gave Minis
the fight. 53-47. Judge Howard
Hess had it 54-56. and Referee
Dick Young saw it 52-48, all for
Minis. Under Missouri rules. the
boxers split 10 points a round.
For Minis it was his 40th VIC
tory in 81 pro fights. He's lost
IL and fought five draws.
Green, in his first appearance
outside California. dropped his
18th decision in 81 fights.
Evening star., 1955-05-26

ST. LOUIS, May 26 (P.-Nick
Trotta, manager of Holly Minis,
fourth ranking middleweight.
clamored today for quick Jump
up the fistic ladder for the
Washington fighter with the idea
of a shot to Bobo Olson's 160-
pound title.
The counter-punching Minis
fioored Charley Green of Los
Angeles in the first round last
night and then. withstood a
ninth-round knockdown to win
a unanimous decision in their
1O-round televised bout at the
st. Louis Arena. Minis weighed
154i2. Green, 160.
Everybody says my boy
should fight (Charles) Humez
and (Joey) Giardello, but we
won't do it," Trotta said. MY
boy deserves a crack at Olson as
much as they do.
Hes only been beaten once in
three years and that was by
Rocky Castellani in his back
yard Of Cleveland"
Humez and Giardello are
ranked second and third ahead
of Minis in the middleweight
ranks.
Evening star., 1955-05-26
Don Dell Meeting
Yang in SemifinoIs
OF Junior Tennis

Donald Dell, seeded first in the
Junior boys District tennis tour
nament, plays jackson Yang in
semifinals at $3.50 pm. today at
the Sixteenth and Kennedy
streets NV. courts. The winner
will play Donald Ralph later in
the day for the championship.
Yang won his way to the semi
finals with a 81, 6-3 victory
yesterday over Jerry Leek and
Ralph defeated Billy Wilson,
Go, 60.
Topseeded Donna Floyd won
the girls junior title with a GO,
Ga victory over Carol McCord.
Jane Severson, 12-year-old who
won the recent Friends School
15-and-under tournament, won
in the same class yesterday, de-
feating Annie Lomax, 60, 2-6,
Ga.
Peyton Howard won the boys
l5-and-under championship with
a g.. 3-6, Ga victory over
Hugh Lynch III.
Evening star., 1955-05-26
'54Chompions Face Fight
In Congressional Tourney

The defending champions,
Col Rennie Kelly of the host
club and Col. J. J. Brogger of
Army Navy. had their hands full
in the first round as match play
started today in the eighth an
nual Congressional Country
CLUB Member-Guest tourna-
ment.
The 1854 winners ran into E.
v. Brumfiel and Claude Rippy
of Bethesda Club, and Col, Kelly
had to give Rippy two handicap
strokes.
In the Congressional tourna-
ment the low handicapped man
of the foursome plays from
scratch and his handicap is de-
Quoted from the others. The
other three players then re-
ceive three-fourths. In this
match Col. Kelly has a one
handicap, Rippy three. Col.
Brogger eight and Brumf1el IL,
After the subtraction and taking
the allowance. Kelly plays from
scratch. Rippy gets two strokes,
Col. Brogger five and Brumfiel
eight.
Rlppy and Brumfiel shot a Ct
in the final qualifying round
yesterday. one stroke higher
than the Sc of Tom Pritchard
and George Thornton of Manor,
whose score stood up for the
medal. Thornton had an indi-
vidual 81 in that round.
Another team. Tom Wheeler
and Ralph Bogart. also had 81
yesterday. with Bogart making an
eagle deuce on the 18th hole
without ever touching a blade of
grass on fairway, rough or green.
Bogart drove into the trap
Evening star., 1955-05-26
CYO Sponsoring
Futher-Son Golf
Tourney Saturday

The seventh annual Catholic
Youth Organization father-and-
son golf tournament will be held
Saturday at Georgetown Prep,
Chairman Pete Haley announced.
Play starts at l pm. and will
be at alternate strokes. There
will be three divisions. boys IS
and under with their fathers;
1911. and 18 and over. Pairings
will be made on the first tee.
First prize will be $50 in the
hole-in-one contest for golf pros
tomorrow night at the Manor
driving range. on Georgia avenue
extended, near the entrance to
Manor Club. Other prizes will be
$25. SIS and $40. The contest
starts at $50.
The Manor driving range is
host to the Station WWDC hole
in-one contest. with proceeds
going to the Crippled Children's
Society. There are daily prizes
and new car will be given to
the winner.
Today and tomorrow are the
last days to buy tickets for 81 for
Saturdays exhibition match at
Brooke Manor Farms. They will
be $1.50 on the day of the match.
Cary Middlecoff, Masters
champion. and Dewey Ricketts,,
host pro, will meet Charley Bass
Ter, who was low qualifier Mon
day in the PGA trials, and Fred
Bolton at 2 IN. A half hour
clinic will precede the match.
The Maryland State Golf As
sociation will sponsor a mixed
two-hall tournament tomorrow
at Kenwood Country Club. En-
tries will be accepted on the tee.
Evening star., 1955-05-26
Mrs. Allen Winner
In Kenwood Golf

Mrs. P. K. Allen was low net
winner with 31-10. II and Mrs.
George Noble took low gross with
a II in the George Diffenbaugh
trophy play among the Kenwood
women golfers yesterday.
Mrs. c. L. Saunders won low
net in B with 94-21. 73 and Mrs.
G. w. Wesselink low gross with
"a,
Evening star., 1955-05-26

short of the green on the carry,
his ball landing in the sand and
sticking. His next shot carried
into the cup on the fly and stayed
there.
Most Of the choice teams made
the title flight. George Cornell,
former home club champion, and
Dick Essex of Columbia had a II
but were matched out. Jim Glib
bons and Tom Webb of Columbia
just missed with a 72.
Bogart and Wheeler are in the
lower bracket with Bobby Brown
ell and George Moore. Congress
sional's is the oldest of the mem
ber-guest tournaments. Bogart
and Wheeler are former cham
pions and Brownell has won with
two different partners, Harry
Bachman and Jimmy Grear.
Championship flight pairings,
with players handicaps in brack-
cts: Congressional members
named first:
Tom Pritehard. (6l.and Georse Thorn
ton t2t, Manor: &c. VS. r o. Day
nU and George 'Cornwell t6), Man
CASTOR Miller III, and Gen. Hoverdd
L2), Georgetown u. SIS. vs. Clarence
s.saII. nemir 70. and Gil willett ID. Prince
e. Y Brumhel un and Claude Rippy
81. Bethesda, 81. VS.. Col Rennie Kelly
- and Col. J J. Brosger ts). Army
Bob Chandler r3l' and DR.. Mike
oliveri (5i. Kenwood, 6s, VS. T. T.
SSotnam SonMdnd 90, and Buddy sharkey te),
Tom Wheeler u3n and Ralph Bosart
.s, and Lew swarthout "a, Washing
Ray Moore 20, and Louis Fuchs az.
Manor; IS. vs; Bill Foreman t13' and
John Eisinger t2l and Maury Fitz-
gerald t6l, Kenwood. 81, VS.. L. C. Kel-
ssS, ssy ~ and Doug Mattison "a. Prince
Georse Moore ns and Bobby Brown
Ell .oli CHEVY, Chase; ss, vs. W. H.
Schoenfelder 90 and Dick Miloourne
t5l, Columbia, II.
Evening star., 1955-05-26
CLUBHOUSE FIRE
PUTS HAGERSTOWN
IN SENATOR'S SUITS

HAG STOWN, Md,
May 26 (P,.-When the Ha-
gerstown Packets take on
the Sunbury Redlegs :, to-
night, the Hagerstown team
will be wearing surplus
Washington Senators uni
forms.
Fire broke out in the
Packets clubhouse at Mu-
nicipal Stadium last night
and destroyed the Hagers-
town uniforms. The blaze
also left the Piedmont
League team only eight bats
to pick from.
General Manager Rufus
Edwards of the Packets said
defective wiring started the
fire. The Hagerstown team is
a farm club of the Senators.
Evening star., 1955-05-26
Mrs. Chuimson Wins
At Prince GEORGES

The Prince Georges women
golfers held their Jim Gibbons
tournament yesterday with Mrs.
Fred Chaimson low net winner
with 86-14-72. Mrs. Jack Smith
won low gross with 81.
Mrs. John Myers of Congress
sional was the guest winner with
100-17-83.
Evening star., 1955-05-26
Court House Women
Min Relxoir Golf

Court House Country Clubs
women golfers defeated Fort
E7lvoir, 1915. in a team match
at Belvoir yesterday.
Mrs. Essie Leonard OF the win
ncrs had low gross with 90 and
Mrs. Fahe Marlborough low net
with 1921. II.
Evening star., 1955-05-26
Rucinq on Pc River

PAVIA. Italy. May 26 P.-
The United States motorboat
driver, Paul Sawyer of Miami,
Fla. arrived last night to COM
pete in a race from here to Ven-
ice on the Po River next Sunday,
Evening star., 1955-05-26
Skipping OIympics

HONG KONG, May Is (P.-
The Honk Kong Football Associ-
alton has voted against partici-
pating in the 1856 Olympic
matches in Melbourne because of
the high cost of transportation.
Evening star., 1955-05-26
Woodmont Women Win

Woodmont's women golfers
defeated Suburban Club of Bal
timore, 15l2-2l2. in their an
nual match yesterday at Wood
mont.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1955-10-01
News In Brief
From Denmark

Some 100000 children from 9
months to seven years of age were
to be vacinated against polio be-
ginning Oct. Is.
= Television tSatlon KWAR-TV
OF Michigan State College in East
Lansing recently presented a most
successful program will be devo-
ted to Danish music.
= The Rita Maersk", latest
addition to the A. P. Moller Com
pany's fleet of Danish flag motor
ships, arrived in New York on
Oct. Z on her maiden voyage. The
new vessel brings the company's
fleet of liners, tankers and tramp
vessels to Sc ships.
= A bronze statue of the Swe-
dish Count Folke Bernadotte will
be placed at the Danish German
border lat Kousaa). There will
thus be two monuments there, for
a stone bearing bronze relife was
placed there couple of years ago.
- The latest report from Klaks-
Wig in the Faroes tOct. 81 appears
to indicate that the local disturb
ance has been Quilted and order
restored with the arrest of a few
unruly elements.
- During the first nine months
of this year, $50 persons have been
killed in traffic accidents in Den
mark. of which so in September.
= Of some 10000 persons who
die in Denmark annually about
10000 deaths are due to heart
disease and of these by far the
largest number to coronary throm-
bosis which appears to be on the
increase.
- Danny Kaye, star of Sam
Goldwyn's Hans Christian Ander-
sen film, has been to Copenhagen
to attend the first showing in CO.
penhagen of the 20-minute color
film which he has done for the
UNICEF Omitted Nations Inter-
national Children's Emergency
FUND.-.
= Jean Hersholt, in Hollywood,
has been awarded this years Hon.
or Prize by the National Confer
ence of Christians and Jews.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1955-10-01
Shortage Of
Engineers
AAD

OSLO. = In Norway, like in
USA, there is a substantial short
age of qualified engineers, largely
due to inadequate training facili-
ties. The Norwegian Neurological
University in Trondheim can grad
uate only 200 a year, whereas the
need in the immediate future is
estimated at a minimum of some
400 engineers annually. Back Of
the increasing demand is the mo-
dernization of Norwegian industry,
with ever greater stress on mecha-
nization.
Studies made by the Association
of Norwegian Engineers Indicate
that the number Of Norwegian
youths enrolled at foreign schools
of engineering, principally in Swe-
den, Germany, Austria and USA,
is larger than at the Neurological
University in Trondheim. Besides,
some 500 graduate engineers are
presently employed abroad. A con-
certed drive, spearheaded by the
Association of Engineers, is now
on foot to persuade students to
return to Norway after they grad
uate. The same appeal will be
directed to graduate engineers
working abroad.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1955-10-01

- The F. L. Smidth & Co. con-
Germ plans in a near future to
build a new cement factory near
Copenhagen at an estimated cost
of Kr. 81 million.
= The Danish grain harvest is
estimated at "A million tons or
100000 tons more, and of better
quality, than last year.
- Denmark's Legation at Reyk-
javik has been elevated to Embas-
sy, and the Danish Envoy, Mrs.
Bodil Begtrup, has become the
first Danish woman Ambassador
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1955-10-01
Denmark News

- Stockholm, in the presence
of Countess Bernadotte, observed
the tenth anniversary of the res
cue of some $4,000 Jews from the
German concentration camps.
= The Danish Holiday Courses
in Copenhagen for foreign visitors
were attended this year by 1856
persons. The Courses will be re-
peated next year.
Denmark has taken the mi
tiative = as the first in Scandi-
navia = to permit students from
other Nordic countries to take
tests at the universities of Copen-
hagen and Aarhus.
Interviewed in Edinburgh, Carl
TIL. Dryer, famed Danish film d.
rector, said that he was consider
ing producing a film on Maria
Stuart. At the invitation of Brit
ish Film Institute, Mr.. Dreyer lee
tured in Edinburgh on New I'm
pulses in Film.
The Danish Athletic Club of
Brooklyn recently gave dinner
dance for the benefit of the Dan
ish Home for the Aged at CrotoI.-
= Won Hassel, head of the Kiel
provincial government, at a press
conference sketched German pre-
liminary military plans south of
the Danish border. Garrisons are
to be established in seven towns
in South Slesvig, including pre-
sumably Flensborg, and five towns
in Holstein.
The Royal Danish Ballet has
ended it's guest performances at
the Edinburgh Festival. Inc Eng
lieh rress praised it highly from
f'rSt &c last.
At an international poster
exh.batlon in Tok'p the Danish
artist Henry Thel 'nder received
silva medal for his poster Meet
4 Million Friends in Denmark
An Institute for Press Re-
search and Contemporary Histo-
nv has been established in connec-
ton with the Course in journalism
at the University OF Aarhus. Pro-
lessor Troels Fink has been elect
ed chairman.
- India's Minister of Agricul-
ture and Indian agricultural ex-
perts have just been to Denmark
in search of manufacturers OF
dairy machinery suitable for India.
- Mr.. T. E. Rovers of the Anne
rican National Recreation Assoc
citation has been on visit to
Copenhagen in the interest OF the
World Congress to be held in Phil
adelphia in October next year.
The Japanese Government
has agreed to pay 100000 Pound
Sterling tKroner 6 million) to the
(Danlsh) Great Northern Tele-
graph Company for damage to
cables and installations during the
war
During the first six months
of this year Denmark had some
10000 American visitors (com-
pared with 26.00O during the same
period last year,, In addition, 49,
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1955-10-01

533 Americans visited Denmark
during the month of July.
The Memoirs of former Pres
ident Harry S. Truman are also
being published serially in the dali
ly Berlingske Tidende of Copen-
hagen.
Johannes Meyer, noted Dan
ish actor, was widely hailed last
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1955-10-01

week in connection with his Ju-
bilee - 80 years S an actor -
and was decorated by the King
with the rare medal Ingenio ct
Arti
Princess Margrethn of Denmark
= heir to the Danish Throne -
IS row ATTENDING =. rdlng school
in ENGLAND - T.. NortH Foreland
:, jee.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1955-10-01

- The Singing Boys of Norway
who made a successful tour of
USA IN 1922, have signed a new
contr4ct with the National Con-
cert and Artists Corporation of
New York to give S5 concerts
throughout USA next year.
Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1955-10-01
TOP OF THE OCEAN

The NOrfhwesf's Nationally famous Seasid
Restaurant on Tacoma's picturesque
waterfront at Old TO,cn.
Evening star., 1955-02-15
BUSINESS PROF. foR RENT

EQUIPPED BAR-RESTAURANT and
facing 14th ST.. downtown. below
Thomas Circle, gas heat. air-cond. ;
reas. rent. DIXIE REALTY CO.,
Ma. s-SSS0. ewes. AP. 1887.
VETERINARIAN-Have ideal building
and location in Bethesda, Md. OIL
eIst AND 4 SITS. N.w.-corner 2.
story brick bldg.: store front and
Ss Sse, Ms S2sS s1TT PEI nG p2 WI femSesl eSss
AD. 4-087l
FINEST LOCATION IN s.E.-over
9Th and 7th sts.: formerly Ave.
. 2-5583 for info. liz
1924 goth ST. NV. - Mod. ONCE
bldg, 2 stories and bsmt.: approx
mately $50 So. It. each A.: parking
rear; $3.50 RAYMOND r RUP-
PERT. 1017 7th st. NV. ST. 3-s4S4.
CORNER 9Th AND K SITS. NV. te2s
5tb st. NV end A.. 1.100 SO.
Suit st 0Pen e1 oRess sRsss ylsS ssss's
fsisss aiev TGlk al services Included
S150 per mo. Open for inspection,
THE BURTON co 4i2 5th st. NV
RE 1924
DOWNTOWN 2-story bldg. with $500
SO. #. tpaneled, air-cond. office)
1000 50. IT,. fenced parking area;
unusual In its wide range of uses
including shop. warehouse. specially
processing. research, lab. etc. in
excellent condition; $40 per month.
Call Mr.. o'Neill. PHILLIPS. CANBY
a. FULLER. INC. ST. 3-2400, 1012
Evening star., 1955-02-15
HOUSES TO BUILD

MODERN HOME CoMFORTCRAFT-
3 bedrooms. all utilities: $500.
S700 dn.. $50 mo. On your lot.
acreage or beach property. Call to
see sample. JU. S-4452. IA
Evening star., 1955-02-15
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

FAIRFAX COUNTY, vA.-Several in
dustrial tracts, one to 65 acres on
Southern or RF&P, priced as low
as $1.150 an acre. LYNCH BROS,
INC, Realtors. Springfield. Va. XII.
INDuSTRIAL GROUND with rail-
road siding in Bethesda area; less
than a dollar per so. it.; half acre
UP to Z acres. Ewes, call Mr.
Zirkle, XII. 9-909S. PHILLIPS,
CANDY g. FULLER. INC. 1912 18th
st. NV, ST. 3-2400. --l5
land with small blds.: @ 3 weight
scales; ideal for metal or cement
yard; ne section For appointment.
call RE 7-6443
Evening star., 1955-02-15

FORD '54 IS" pickup (new); has
sa exsras neW1ear pfice o.iss s5o snS eo
discount: must hurry for this buy.
LOGAN tFordl. iii 18th st. NV,
Evening star., 1955-02-15
IF
YOU RE MADE OF MONEY
THE Low PRICE OF

MIGHT NOT INTEREST you
But II money is important, then
you'd better investigate the top
value. for your home dollar in this
stylish rambler. You'll be surprised
at the spaciousness, speciality fea-
lures; 20-ft. living room with. pic
seaped 140-ft. lot, Q large bedrooms
now,- stairway to expandable attic
for 2, future bedrooms, Call now to
see. this gem.
Edward r. Briggs, Realtor
Lee HWY. at olebe Rd. IA. B-s4o2.
Evening star., 1955-02-15
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 's4 IS" pickup tnewl; has
extras; new-car price. S1.950: $500
discount: must hurry for this buy.
logan Tordl. 11l1 18th st. NV.
FORD 1a4s dump truck; aps-yard
body; 2-speed axle, rebuilt. motor.
LOGAN Fordl, I'LL 18th st. nv.
CHEVROLET so a-ton pickup:
heater. green finish; very clEaf.
Only S5a5. WISsINGER cHEvRo-
LET CO, Seven Corners. Fails
Church. Va. JE. 2-696a.
CHEVROLET 1851 dump truck: with
Hercules sa1Sae ;ssr Szyard body aso CAB shield
WAY>FoRp. Way orb sos1 80 ioI M t'qi st. NV. R AD.
2-01s5. Open til o, sat. I'll s.
FORD 81 ,Hs;ton pickup; clean
,Fordd5,. 3o1o r. l. ave. ne. DE.
FORD 81 ,a-ton panel: vs. vs., potor.
MOTORS Se4 'Fordp, Scs5i csso5io r. "ifNtsra I. ave.
ne, DE. 2-6302.
FORD 81 h-ton pickup: VS. motor.
r and h.; tip-top cond. SSa5; writ
ten guar. TRIANGLE MOTORS
tFordl, 3010 r. l. ave. ne. DE.
2-6302.
FORD SO VS. h-ton panel: black,
heater: excel cond Priced to sen.
S695. WISSINGER CHEVROLET
CO, Seven Corners. Falls Church,
Va. JE. $4,000,
FORD SO 94-ton pickup: guaranteed
in Al condition. real buy ct
81 .n95. Truck No. 236xA. MON
ROE FORD, 1897 East-West hwy,
Sill. Spg., Md. Open evenings til o.
JU. 5-7S04
FORD SO F-6O0: with new Ford-built
12-ft stake and 2-speed rear; low
mileage and ready for work. 81 .495.
FORD, 3051 NJ st. NV,
AID. 2-01S5. Open . til 0, Sat. til 8.
FORD '51 F-100 pickup; Al con-
dition: excellent appearance. S845.
PARKWAY FORD. 3O5l NJ st. NV,
AID. 2-01S5. Open 0 It'll Q. Sat. It'll g.
FORD 1852 dump: excellent condi-
tion. $500 or best offer. 10. 2-S4SS.
GMC 1910 lia-ton refrigerated truck;
must sell immed.: best offer. Call
after z, JU. 9-0T33. IL
Evening star., 1955-02-15
ATR-CoNDITIONED

Excellent downtown location; approx.
5000 50. IT,: suitable for showroom
on 1st A.: pvt. ofiices on 2nd f.;
lge. storage bsmt. For sale or lease.
Shown by apt. Call Mr.. Hall,
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.
ST. $4,000, Eyes,. OIL. 4-Qz3s,
liz
Evening star., 1955-02-15
COUNTRY PROPERTY
CHURCHES FOR SALE

HYATTsvILLE. MD.-English Colon
ial. built of rubble granite: complete
with bsmt, kitchen and s: 8. bldg
Call WA. 7-505O for details. is
Evening star., 1955-02-15
REAL ESTATE WANTED
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

14-ACRE waterfront lot on West
River. $4,000 or best cash offer
Brokers invited. AID. 4-1636. --15
Evening star., 1955-02-15
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

Mr.. SHIRLEY HWY. - For home.
sites or acreages in Fairfax Co. near
this super-freeway, call LYNCH
BROS, INC, Realtors. Springfield.
Virginia. XII. 9-575S. IL
8 BEAUTIFUL ACRES. eos It. on
Great Falls I'd; IN miles to Falls
h.-W,h.; $40. 300. JUL LUCILLE eli S'5j. cooRi X
JE. 2-3272. JE. 2-4664. -2I
FIRST COMMERCIAL LOT, 3Sx14O
it.. in center. Of Wheaton's newest
shopping center on Ga. ave, opp.
Safeway: must be sold immed.,
owner L. d. JOHNSON. JU. 5-2345.
CLINTON-24 wooded acres; price
$1,000.
CONGREss HEIGHTS. D. Go
lots for semidet. or apt. Street,
water and sewer in: ready to build.
S1 300 each.
3 MI. FROM D. c. on Piscataway I'd.
Y acre, 250-ft. front. 1850.
LU. 4-3400 LU. 2-5976
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Evening star., 1955-02-15
OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

Elev. bldgs. Desirable space and
reasonable, Atlas Bldg. 9th and F
sts.; 945 Pa. ave. NV; 10th and
Pa. ave. Central Natl. Bank Bldg.
8 ga y fsi Rm, aYs, ys NV Apply $40 or + ST.
DEsiRiABLE End. floor space. suit
able. for business; window display.
Apply $40 F st. NV. RIM. 10.
OFFICE for lawyer in washington
included. Reasonable. BOX 173-s,
WhiSsSCtoNsrN WhiSsSCtoNsrN AVE. a. Davenport sh St
Cor Coz, bids Bldg tG loo 50; IT,; 9 looms, 2
,ssf Ssfl'Gs so.S So 81 s-lSsS SSs.WS.Mod. os oti,c.
bldg: Q stories and bsmt; approxi-
mately $50 So. IT. each A., parking
rear: $3.50: RAYMOND r; RuP-
PERT, 1017 7th st. NV. ST. 3-s4s4.
ONE OR TWO RMS. avail. in suite
location. call Ma. S-3310. --16
ARLINGTON. VA.-In well-estab-
lished shopping center; space at
$1.50 so. IT,; this is an ideal loca-
pn shop dSaS sSSm or Oaa rance
BRoSSs INC, Dl. 7-s300: ewes. EN-.
BRENTTSwiooD. MD. - s-room suite
available for doctor or dentist in
ss9iop m9ds5n By BUILDING Hlaa41 n excellent To-
sos 18th sT. N.W.-one large rm.
with adjoining 1-bedrm.. apt. Also
J. small rm.. reas, rental. For fur
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Evening star., 1955-11-30

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