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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
War CIuims
Benefits Set

everal thousand civlllon
American citizens trapped by the
Japanese at Wake Island. Guam
Midway and the Philippine
Islands during World War II
nave until August 81 1865. the
right 10 claim detention hene
fits previously denied them
Commissioner Pearl Garter Pace
u the Foreign Claims Settle
neni Commission Of the Unrea
States. Washington IS. d. &.
announced this week
This became possible by the
enactment Of Public Law 744
approved by President Essen
hover on August 81. 1854.
These claims cover individuals
such as former United States en-.
olovees, ployecs Of Pacific nava
case contractors with the Unltec
states. parents and husbands al
deceased civilians VINO were in
'erned and were excluded from
hese benefits under previous
eglslatlon authorizing civilian
detention benefits
II such a person previously
lied claim and was denied. the
aw requires the filing Of a new
claim.
In the event OF the death
Of such individual. benefits are
payable to the surviving wild
ow. husband. children 81 par
eufs.
Benefits are PAYABLE Al the
'ate Of $4,000 per calendar month
of lnternment during which the
nternee was Ia years Of age ana
s25 90 for each month he was
.eSs than l8 wears Of age
PAYMENT will be made from
e zed assets OF enemy govern
ents during World War ~ and
rot from appropriated money
Commissioner Pace empha.
sized that August 81. 1855 Was
he deadline for filing such
claims and urged such individ.
lalS 20 write the Commission a.
soon as possible.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
Traffic Clerk
Not Guilty of
Strongarming

Identified on q TV program as
The bandit who robbed him in a
parking lot. traffic court clerk
was found innocent by a Record
er's Court jury last week.
Ralph Evans. q Of 1886 Nor
mandy was arrested last Feb. 3,
after voluntarily appearing as an
actor on the television program
conducted by Traffic Court Judge,
John ID. Watts.
Henry Coney. AZ. told police
Immediately after viewing the
television program that Evans
was one Of two men who strong
armed him in q parking lot at 50
Duffield.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
Bad Brakes Cause Death Of
z Children

Detroit News)
'oRlGlNAL SIN" PAYS OFF TO THE DEVIL
ANIMAL NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
THIS Is so FOR MILLIONS, EACH GENERATION
BECAUSE THE MODERN "DAY OF PENTEcoST"
FOR MILLIONS HAS NOT YET ARRIVED
BEcAUSE-Cod's indispensable imperative, Christ
Miracle Science Messiah to all peoples, MUST AND
bHALL REACH THE FIRST PAGE OF EVERY NEWS
FAPER IN ALL THE woRLDl-thus liberatins hundreds
See Bad Brakes Cause Death of Two-Page2
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
DingeII Resolution
Honors Cong. Powell

urc Of Powell TO gct an audience
with either President Eisenhower
OF Secretary OF State John Foster
Dulles would bring forth pub
lie presentation Of his findings
al the conference
Criticized by both Communists
and non-Communists iol making
the trip. and participating a. an
unofficial delegate. Powell this
week had many supporters
even in Congress.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14

a tribute to NAACP csmpaign
workers by the Rev. Ho. ace A.
White and introduction of the
past presidents of the Detroit
Brancf NAACP since 1911 when
the Branch was organized
Other participants will be Dr..
James j. McClendon, Mr. +.
Earthmon Fort. General Chan
man of the NAACP Membership
Campaign, and Edward M. Tur-
ner. Branch President who wlll
preside
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
SET CARVER BOARD ELECTION
Court Orders
Recall Vote
Thursday
BY Luther Webb

Failure Of three members
Of the George Washington
Carver School board 10 re-
sign will result in an election
Thursday, for new members
of the board.
The Thursday election
will be in the form Of
recall, ordered by the Oak
land County Circuit Court,
April IL.
The court oordercd The recall
election following testimony Of IT.
regularItics ct management ~
board activities
Had the three members ~
signed authorities state that the
remaining two would have been
eligible TO appoint new members,
to serve out the unexpired terms
Gully, 1850 of the Rev. Chester
Carter, Mesdames Loretta Baker
and Lucille TAYLOR.
The three members who ~
flr ed 10 resign were charged
with misnanagemcnt
Earlier this vear and for the
past several wears. perpetua
running fight between members
of the Carver School Board. and
opposing factions have kept the
Royal Oak Township school in
the news
Supt Of Public Instruction
Claire Taylor entered the dispute
between members Of the school
board last year, but apparently
failed to smooth out the differ
enceS
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
Weeks Illness" Forces 6-Year-0ld
Little Girl to Give Up the Ghost!

victim Of parental. church, education, MADE
uATE spiritual Chriske divinely scientific understand
[s OF loving slise "Father-Mothcr God, siihsr-
<0a'ous', Who IL fully revealed in the Incompatible
"'tsn Science movement-revesns the nvincibie' dit
nelly scientific Christlike, spiritual individuality OF every
OF usthe perfect, eternsly harmonious image and
'seness Of God. Hinselfi
Burial will be in Woodlswn Cemetery"
(Detroit TimeD
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
Going at 60 MPH, Girl Driver Turns
Her Head; ; Killed.!


Three airmen from Forbes Air Force Base at ToPcan
were killed in the ccident"l-BECAUSE OF SLOPPY
THINKING EvEl-CICARETTE SMOKING PRISONER
|0F THE DEVILl!l
OF the wrong home church, Sunday school-if any,
prayers, discipline, THINKING, education-VOlD OF
Gods indispensable, imperative, Second Coming OF
esusin His invncble triumphant. Christ individuality
available TO ALL in Gods Christ Master Absolute Miracle
Science Universal Messiah Millennium! J!
"Zarah, Kan, May a (AP)-A Michigan arman and
lsyear-od girl all who survived today after car
Carrying FIVE persons plunged off highway about mile
west Of Zarah.
Arman Curtis Richie, 49, of Bear Creek Mich and
'yra Davis Is, of Topeka reported in good cond-
ion at the University of Kansas City Medical Center
State troopers said Miss Davis told him she
trvns at speed between 60 and 20 miles an hour when
meone in the asked for cgaret She said she
uned around and the missed curve"
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
Dope Suspect
Flies In
Arrested

Arrested upon his arrival from
New York a, the WAYNE County
airport, Detroit dope suspect
was held in lieu OF $4,000 bail this
week in the Washtenaw County
Jail.
James Jefferson. 27s Alfred.
vas arraigned before Municipal
Judge Edward d. Deake. and
charged with possession Of mar
eofies.
Federal agents, Detroit detec-
tiVes and state policemen met
the plane and contend that they
found Ga ounces of narcotics in
suitcase.
The dope, cut and placed on
the Detroit market. police say,
would retail for approximately
S24.000
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14

Congressman John d Dngcll
Democrat. 18th District of Mich
gan. introduced resolution
Monday 10 honor Rep Powell OF
New York
The resolution will commem-
crate the Hon. Adam Clayton
Powell for the fortnight
courage. staiesmanship and
patriotism displayed by this
citizen and member of Con-
gress from the Sixteenth Dis
iriei Of New York. VINO as un-
official representative and
spokesmsn. and al his own ex-
pense. at the Afro Asian Con-
ference at Banding voiced so
forcefullY and eloquenily the
opinion Of millions of Amer.
cans who not only advocate
democracy but condemn and
disavow Communism and Co.
lonialism in whatever form
and wherever II exists.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
.0CAL T<AACP DRIVE OVER 5000 MARK
Baseball as A Proving Ground!
A. F. FRUEHAUF, C.s

~ .
Detroit Tigers
Kansas City From last place
Pittsburgh into Fifth
Meaty portions Of Gods Incompatible, crusading, in
dependent Detroit Tribune to the foregoing teams
detected drastic reversas of form-FOR THE BETTER!
The Detroit Tribune Took the Tigers
Out of the Mental Dog House OF the
Devils Roman Catholic Beer
PsyehoIogy!!!-
(WHICH KEPT THE LATE PROTESTANT BORN WAL
|TER BRIGGS AN INVALID FOR A SCORE OF YEARS!
/ THE DEVILS ROMAN CATHOLICISM EXCLUDED
|CoDs CHRIST MIRACLE SCIENCE MESSIAH WHICH
|coUlD HAVE LIBERATED Mr.. BRICGSl
WHAT DEVILS DUPES, TOOLS, SUCKERS
ROMAN CATHOLICS ARE!!!-AND HEBREWS, TOO!
Detroit Times today, 5/4
Nuisance Kids:
See-"Three in a Row for Bucs'-Page
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14

Congressman Powell returned
home last week from the Afro
Asian conference held in Ban
dung. lndonesia
Reports this week from the
nations capitol Indicate that fail
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1955-05-14
FALLS AT BUS STOP

nation
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-25
AmeIia's Larry Hammer Leads District
3 Scoring Win 2I.O Mark: 9TH In State

Larry Hammer 6 3" veteran
center on the Amelia High School
Oriole squad. is holder Of the top
pr game scoring average IN Dis
trict 3. Group II according TO
Associated Press summaries lust
published
The amiablc fedhead With the
tou&led mop Is pouring points
through the net at 20 per
game Despite the handicap OF a
school without gym. the angular
hoopstcr has bucketed l26 points
IN slx contests The Orioles rec
ord is nov "a for the season
Just behind Hammer IN Dis
tficg is Bobby Moss, q Buck
lneham Central. with 20 game
average Moss he diminutlVe
GUARD has collected l4l points
Ia seven games
Had Night Hurts
Only bad night last week
against Apponattox q District 4
Toe held Moss average down He
was sailing along at much FAST
~ pace until the Hornets held
him to II points last Tuesday at
App0nattox
The Associated Press state
" dt Group II summary had
HaiilIner In seventh place among
high school players in this group
nR Moss WAS IN llth position.
Another District performer
Fmlsoria Highs Wesley Ncasome
MAS among the 80 top scorers.
The football basketball stand -ont
has complied al 1876 average,
NitA 20 points tn Eve games
lEonors for top Group II per
forinances 60 outside District 3
however Doug Kern. 6 9 Hoe
burn High center. Of District q,
is the state IS best With d % q av-
erase.
j { Martin. Of Drewry Mason
oi Ridgeaay. District 6 Is second
with IL - q average, And Bobby
Sampson. OF Cleveland III Dis
tFict 7. third with 126 average.
District ? leader {. Bdbl3y Dforak
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-25

Buckingham Central highs
final quarter rally after a dismal
first half. when they couldn't buy
a field goat fell short by four
Der Of competitors won't permit
such outstanding results.
District 3 Repeat
Iawrenceville High 50-44 vim
over Farmville Friday NIGHT at
Hampton Sydney raises an inter
estina question is history re-
peatinR ltsclf2 III tho last four
years. Coach Bob Gi}mer FHS
squad mas captured the district
crown at the tourney after losing
two or splitting with their chief
contenders in regular season play
The threat Of a break IN Farm
yile's monopoly at the district
tournament VIII arouse much in
crest In Rul Dog Of
Coach sonny Wholcy may be tha
squad to do IT tlia year ludPn9
by their GOODNESS FRIDAY
On the other hand Il past per
formances tell Us anything theF
scream out don't count Farm
vile out just because OF one de
feat Maybe 1855 is The year some
other school will b. eaten alive
"a ..4,..5+
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-25
SideIine Views
BY JOHN STICK
New Football Rule

Football rules changes ~ next
season easc the limited su3stltu-
non provisions little bat don't
indicate COACHES favor return "
tA'o platoon warfare. and they'll
make coaching even more 1ob
Of careful outstanding ~ avail
able material
T3ath the opinion Of Inn
Hickey Hampden -Sydney grid
mentoJ and athletic director wno
attended sessions NJ the American
Football Coaches Association in
NeW York city earlier this month
Assistant Coach Bob ThalInan
9fnt With ne bead man 81 Death
VALLEY
The COACHES as oclation cannot
enact riies but recommends the
changes - the Rules Committee
81 the NChA which meets con-
currently Nth tae coaching fra
ternitY Hickey sad the hCAA
rule making committee enacted
INTO 1855 rules the changes rec
commended by The men Who pace
fte sidelines each fall Saturday
afternoon.
No More 4 Minutes
The new substitution rule ELL
mates The four minute second
ami fourth peIiod begnaenfs. re-
placipg that 9!tll authority for
playets who START each quarter, Of
u game ~ iesvt. and Renter otce
IN tho same period Those who
don't participate In the OPENING
d0Nn u quarter can't Renter.
This viii permit coaches and
doctors 70 examine slightly inpr-
cd players without losing them
for IN entire quarter II also
makes possible limited use fof
come specialists. such as kickers
Previously II a coacn took out
momentarily stunned player say
his quarterback IN Tile interest
81 safety The "a b mad TO squlfTn
through the second quarter with
out his top playing aid even If
The PLAYER needed only few mo
ments rest
Al additional change for 1855
rs u interest This permits play
~ WHO kneels 10 hold the ball TO-
q place To kick 10 run pass ~ kick /
This Is an exception to the long
established rule making the ball /
dead once the carrier touches the /
lsolind with any part OF MS body /
but the hands or feet
Basketball ouandry
Ba sketbau rulemakers aren't (
flLnchinR about the new bonus /
foul rule. according to a news re- I
port by the national basketball /
comInittee IN what seemed to as
sensible statement they at
tributcd much ~ the soaring
point totals per game to i'm
proved playing and shooting
Win skill increasing IN every
scoring naturally in
ercasrs lust like new records are
&C. ih track every year II pro-
grcss, So says II V Porter com
mittee secretary from Chicago
There is no question that indl
qldual SKIN is increasing The
QUE bon in our minds is whether
OF not the nov vel. -establ shed
custom Of national statistical
publication OF all college team
is hurting the game
one oil the things that hurts
public interest In track is The
orla records known 70 every
scliooboy All other efforts are
compared 10 that and suffer If
they don't come close We suspect
That when the basketball game
statistics become as wcll-kno~n
in the public mind interest may
dWndlc IN games where the cali
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-25

Of Vari,la High vino has -
mark.
Remaining Dastrlct leaders ID
addition TO Amelia Hammer u
District 3. are CEet Hobart Of
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-25

Clarke County Dis,rlci 5 0llh
2l6 Donald Layne. oi Dan R.yeF
District 1873 and Jim Cuiln-uH
ham, d Churuhiand, District i
i73.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-01-25

charity BOSSES To Wlu collecting 10
against for FITS
Farm .llie Jag4ee lad BIZ
ia- t.@ ana Mcintosh appfd
I af8as Bull Dogs 38-tT ii the
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Milk Of Magnesia
gives more complete

4SAS4 than single-purpose laxa-
tiyes which have no effect on the acid
indigestion that usually accompanies
constipation. For Milk Of Magnesia
relieves both conditions. Two to four
tablespoonfuls taken at bedtime
work leisurely without embarrass-
ing urgency. So. when morning comes,
you start the day feeling wonderful.
Get Phillips Mix Of Magnesia- the
best laxative money can buy.
Evening star., 1955-11-06

Even after hot coffee, new cream
Staze keeps dentures tight" up
to S09e longer than powders -just
think, up to SOC longer!
. This was proved by a famous
research institute with tests on
actual denture wearers who had
been using old type powder ad-
hesives. These folks said the new
Staze was a "denture wearer's
dream come true"--so will you.
Staze at yOHr drHggist's Is netD
fHsprOred SfGze. Get a tube tOd0v
Evening star., 1955-11-06
Employers
Share the
Worries

already saved employees $4,000 in blooddonor fees
Payroll departments offer to make saving automatic by
oeductng specified amounts, and few companies kick
in percentage to make the nest egg grow faster
You'd be surprised how many bosses are sentimental
bank puts ng-semmed rose on the desk of every
employee on his birthday and others send cards candy
cakes and cash TO mark the day. Swift & Co gives wedding
presents after vc years service Bordens gives free mid
morning milk Christmas bonuses and profsharing plans
are steadily becoming comnloner and more generous.
Many companies little TeaeStae service to help
employees find place to live. Ais Chalmers lends its
lawyers to employees swamped with irritating legal prob
es not quite worth lawyers fec and aircraft companies
run nursery schools to recruit trained womanpower.
g. Security. John didn't have cent in the bank when
ne had an automobile accident His left leg was mangcd
so badly that the doctor asked permission to amputae it,
Modern medical science saved the leg to the tune Of s. 500
worth of treatment and three months of the Job Ord
nary John might well have lost bis home but sick benefits
at $40 week kept him going. Hospital surgical and new
catastrophe insurance coveagc carried by the company
for employees took of all but 500 Of the bills
loan from the employees credit union sent him back to
work financially denied but still homeowner Companies
are going In for higher life and health benefits and broader
coverage to include polio and other catastrophes
It's the same story with pensions Industry may not be
guaranteeing cradtogaye security for everyone on the
payroll but II Is sharing worries which employees used to
consider exclusively their own
e. Seh-Development. Ask any manager what Ameri-
can industry needs most and he's likely 10 answer better
educated workers The need urgent that big companies
like General Electric and IBM have greatly expanded
their training activities The are almost as varied
as ful-fedeed college can - Continued on pdge IS
Evening star., 1955-03-31
HOUSES Fol SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA - sa,s50. 2-bedrm
row brick; new furnace; exceIlently
financed with s.. 400 FHA loan: $40
10 Minis Pefltagon. Call today,
DICK BASSETT. Realtor
IA. 2s6057 IA. 2-4311
Evening star., 1955-03-31
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALT
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

5000 WISCONSIN AVE. N.w.--Idea
private entrance. hrst door: plent;
81 parking space; reasonable rent
NEW MEDICAL BLDG. 1925 Eye st
nn,w.-l small ONCE about 400 50
csi MR ifTsf Maca Hfs aSput SH ssSse Egg So q, q
EXcLusiyE NV. 10th and Eve l
Choice 5-rm. lst-n. air-cond. once
suite; approx. LOO so. f.; parking
space available. AP. 7-3452 for appt
ENTIRE FLOORS rooms or less
daily, a,l2, AID 9-Igi0. i
ONCE; ideal advertising space or
Sglndows; other ofdces $50 and up
pRYsicGl22sSp sitcG2sp OR DENTAL orricE-
About !. 500 So. It. ON ist door front
Of modern large apt. bldg. Wiscon.
Gin ave. near Mass. ave, opposite
call NA S:s656' MIR. MACK. W '
AMaeHaNpki Monts. ssa is Ma'h sedo SIVd; a. ipt te
completely paneled; carpeting. ali
eond, plenty of parking area. Ii,
T.7i0o. Ju, 1896. Il
IDEAL LOCATION, business ONCE
doctor. dentist. beauty salon. Pa
MINI: aves. 8 rooms, parking. JU.
BEAUTIFUL OFFICE SPACE, about
5000 50; It; Heat. light and air
titioned. Only 81 so per so. It. A
SHANNON a. IucHs CO, 7e4 oIHi i4th
st. NV. Ma. S-2345. ii
MODERN OFFICE sPACE-Just COM
pleted on X st. near. Conn. air.
suited for large orea nization: con.
tanning reception room and ofices
with approx. 1,s5a SO. IT. OF usable
floor space: all utils. and services
incl; reasonably priced at SO. so
per re1o So 4. FLOYD z DAVIS CO,
Evening star., 1955-03-31
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

LOTS AND ACREAGE In nearby Md.
and Va. anywhere from 8 TO 500
acres; some with sewer and wafer.
Gall TIL q pm. ST. 3-0550. al
VIRGlNlA-We have several deSir-
sss psussls of c6FIoRE tEGaed Wsis RsALT9 n
oTfsTHNpiNG i,SS'I. LAKE VIEWS with
beach privileges arc. hard to find
Such q site is available for. custom
bull: year.roqnd ard ,home, at beautiful
DIR. C. J. LAUGHL1N, Me, s-1234 Z;
ARL:, N.-5 BLDG. LOTS, tosetl1er;
Ss;To4 SsTo4v eaeh. adh. LEO BALE BAILEY REAL
LAYiToNsviII:E.. .Ai oiney a1SIoai Area to
at-aere rambler sites on paved state
rd. in excel. area; easy terms; 81
25Q; Loo; 5;asoo; HIGGINS l.
ae er,instan ASkEs' nTsa ready io5 ,sHhdiyisiOn
BuRGWALp, re. e-@&27. W:i ''
EXCELLENT LOTS in exclusive NV.
Hill Can MRS, GRANT, CO.
APT. Tors. D. c.-plans. permits.
23i0 TO 1926 Good Hope rd. sc.
Act quickly OIL. 4-2016. Il
TRIDELPHiA LAKE AREA. IA miles
from Silver Sprins-Boatine FISH
ing within half mile. We have listed
several > to 4-acre tracts. wooded
or cleared: $3.50 per acre and UP.
JOS. r. LITTLE ASSOCIATES,
Realtors, Ju. $4,000. JU. 5-2O27.
$50 ACRES MONT. Co.-1e miles
I'd; 215 acres top quality blue grass:
S525 per acre. Mr.. OLSON. Wo
MARYLAND--4-acre farmettes, Sc
AS, 500 down. S25 month: l.
acre farmettes, S795. S35 down, S15
q month: u and az acre sites, $500
and up. $50 down. SI5 a month.
TATE. 3424 r. I. ave. ne. WA.
7-0247: home, UN. 4-1997. %
Evening star., 1955-03-31
SOMETHING

"VIRGINIA's REALTY LEADERS"
1922 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-666O TIL
Evening star., 1955-03-31
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
THIS BOY
HAS GOTTA GO

SAM TOLD HIM so
Only 2 years old and clean as q
PIN this attractive brick and ma
turel stone rambler without o
doubt" will head your inspection
Hs:. Top-notch features sGch as
.0-ft. living room with ireplace
and picture window, full-sise din
ell. oversize de luxe electric kitchen
with ''all the extras" 3 hig bedrms.
with generous closrt space: rear
screened porch; level wooded lot
It's all right here and conveniently
placed on a Quiet. denu-end street,
Just perlect for children. Bu. "BESl
VA says OK. If you're a vet, like
real nuaIitY. GET RUSYl
Evening star., 1955-03-31
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
BOATS

JOHNSON 1854 10 h.p., with gear
shift and gas tank. Excellent con-
dition. run about IL hrs: $3.50 cash.
OIL 7-9h3n. Al
FOAM RUBBER bunk mattresses, cut
any shape. 27x78. SCI. 0ILLILLAND.
cHfSsLER hsS hiVl Mhk1NE AZ I;6sgo; sMgoo;roRsllS,a,
left and rieht, , to / Reduction
gears. 1l5-h.p. Crowns one used is
hrs. the other used about IS hfs.
As good as new. Also have 9 pro-
pellors Tor same and ship-to- shore
entenna. Cali TU. 2-0200. %
CONTINUED on next pageJ
Evening star., 1955-03-31
OFFICES o STUDIOS FOR RENT
tcentinued.)

OPP. sTATLER. 1890 K n.w.-Air-
cond., 3rd-h. front, suit. for once or
apt; eompl. furn.; . rms, mod. kit,
bath. nuor. lights. sign privii. Open
Ain -CoND. SPACE. in units Of 400,
500. 1000 and 400 So. ft.. medi-
cal center and upper Conn. ave
areas. Ma. S-9"5i.
BRENTWOOD, Md. - 3-ronm suite
available for doctor or dentist in
modern building IN excellent loca-
tion. DI. T-4244.
LARGE OFFICE with double ex-
posure and soundproof ceiling in
suite OF law ofilces. Use OF recep-
tion room. I4th and x location: SSG
month. Available Immediately. Call
BAILEYS CROSSROADS and Seven
Corners. va.-Mod a.-c. once space
IN Culmore shopping center. DE
2.55S3 or RA. 3-1397 for info.
MEDICAL OFFICE-Mod., a.-c. 18th
and Park I'd. NV. HO. 2-535S or
RA- 3-I397 to inspect.
LEE HWY. AND GLEBE RD.-Pvt
ONCE, lSx12: low rental; vacant
JYN THOMPSON IA ooto1
Evening star., 1955-03-31
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
PROP. FOR SALE

HERALD HARBOR, Md choice
lots, section A. 5000 or best offer.
Box 111-X Star. g
LAKE JACKSON. Manassas-Liv. rm.,
kitchenette, 3-pc. bath, . sleeping
porches: storage bsmt. furnished:
4 lots: knotty-pine interior; cottage
only 3 yrs. old: owner transferred:
must sell; Excel. bargain. S4.5o0.
XII. S-1SS4. "A
Evening star., 1955-03-31
LOANS
EASTER MONEY
REAL ESTATE LOANS

ARE YOUR PRESENT PAYMENTS
too high??? Money loaned on lst
or End trusts, on terms to suit your
budget. Loans made in D. c.. Md.
and Va. Low interest rate, call Mr..
FREEDMAN, WASHINGTON Loan Is
Trust Bids, 800 F st. NV, Rm.
S0i. Telephone RE. 7-1525.
action. MccLAiNE PRoPERTIEs.
21OO Wilson blvd Arl.. ia 2-33O0.
MONEY ON End TRUST-We will
buy .2nd.trust notes, D. c.. nearby
Nc. or Va. Reasonable rates. Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE g. INVEST
MENI CORP.. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
FiRsT AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors.
1881 q st NV Me S.23y5