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said the receptions cost several
thousand dollars and that he
supplied liquor and smoked
sturgeon for the affairs.
Mr.. Kennedy said records
showed that Mr.. Lev had bought
$4,000 worth of smoked sturgeon
In the last few years and had
given the fish as gifts to various
officials in military procurement.
He said rs pounds of the fish at
$3.50 a pound went to Brig. Gen.
I. M. Bethel of the Philadelphia
Marine Corps Quartermaster De-
pot. Mr.. Kennedy read a long
list of others who had received
similar gifts.
Senator Bender, Republican,
Of Ohio asked Mr.. Lev if he
recently claimed Puerto Rico as
his legal residence.
did you do this to get a
larger tax exemption?" Senator
Bender asked.
II thought so but it isn't so,'
Mr.. Lev replied.
81 Am Changing My Mind
"At that time (February) I
wanted to be a resident of Puerto
Rico-at that time. But as it
stands now, I am changing my
mind"
Yesterday Mr.. Lev signed a
5000 check payable to the Gov
ernment-to show I'm no
chiseler'-after he was con-
fronted with testimony that
he got a 1851 Government
contract to make 169.646 gar
rison caps at 81 cents apiece
3 cents more than his final bid.
Mr.. Lev said that disclosure
"really strikes me like a ton on
the head" He said he thought
Government contract officers
may have made IAN honest mis-
take" which he did not notice
and that the Government was
entitled to a refund.
The subcommittee is search
ing for evidence of possible graft
In connection with Government
contracts awarded to Mr.. Lev
and others for uniform caps and
other clothing items for the
armed forces.
Tells of Gifts to Mrs. Hort
In pleading with the subcom-
mittee yesterday not to pursue
further his social" contacts with
Mrs. Mella Hort, a former Gov
ernment employe, Mr.. Lev
said it would be really en-
barrasSing." But he did tell
about gifts to her of $500 in
clothing in 1853 when she was
supervising his contracts in New
York armed services procure
ment headquarters.
Mr.. Lev swore yesterday he
never bribed any Government
employe to get a contract. He
denied he had paid $50,000 or
any other sum to Air Force
Capt. Raymond Wool, who for
merly headed military clothing
procurement activities in New
York.
Capt. Wool, who has denied
getting bribes. is confined by the
Air Force at Wright-Patterson
Air Force Base, Dayton. Ohio
pending further investigation OF
his story.
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Arlington Man Heuds
Bremerhuven Bose

BREMERHAVEN, Germany.
June 8 R.-United States Navy
Capt. Charles William Moses oi
1919 North Ivanhoe street. Ar
lington, Va, took over command
today of the U. s. naval advance
base in this West German North
Sea port.
He succeeds Capt. John G. Nc
lClaughry of Pontiac. Ill,
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Continued from FiFSt rage
examined the man after the
crime was committed and he was
sent to the hospital and the psy-
chiatrist was ready to say that
the man admitted he was taking
insanity.
"It was a perfect rebuttal." )"
Mr.. Conliff said, "but the court
excluded the testimony of the
VA psychiatrist and the st.
Elizabeths psychiatrist. So the
jury did not get the full picture
and found the man not guilty
by reason of insanity"
Mr.. Hart also emphasized in
his testimony that when a man
is now found not guilty by reason
of insanity, commitment to a
mental hospital is not mandatory
but is a matter of discretion.
Asks Automatic Commitment
! He said his subcommittee felt
very strongly that commitment
should be automatic and that the
Icourt and the prosecutor should
share with the mental hospital
Superintendent the responsibility
for the patients release when he
lis considered no longer a danger
to the community and of sound
mind.
/ DR.. John D. Schultz. chief
Ipsychiatrist of District General
Hospital, pointed out that the
proposed measure would provide
for mental examinations in Dis
Itrict General rather than in the
Jail. He said that at this time
the hospital does not have the
staff to handle the cases that
would be coming in under this
provision.
He urged the addition of one
IpSychiatric team. including a
psychiatrist, a psychologist, q
social worker and a clerk, tc
cope with the additional burden
/ Both DR.. Schultz and DR.. Ad-
Olson M. Duval, assistant SUPER
Iintendent for st. EliZabeths, in
dorsed the measure with minor
word changes.
Corporation Counsel Vernon
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Action Urged to Plug
Insonity Plea LoophoIe

West brought a letter from the
Commissioners recommending ia
Ivorable action on the legislation
at this session Of Congress. Dep
Iuty Chief of Police Howard v
Covell brought message from
Police Chief Robert v. Murray
that the proposed bill was "a
necessary step in the right di-
irection in the hest interests OF
public justice"
When Mr.. Hart told the sub
committee that 1--WE feel the
matter is actually critical,
Chairman Davis agreed with the
comment that 1.-The recent court
decisions make it imperative thai
remedial legislation be adopted
to work ourselves out of the hole
in which we find ourselves"
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Enoineers Pick Snider

Milo w. Snider. engineer for
the John Hopkins Applied Ply
sizes Laboratory, has been elected
chairman of the Washington
Section of the Society of Auto
motive Engineers. Mr.. Snider
succeeds Douglas Bonn.
Evening star., 1955-06-08

District Commissioner Samuel
Spencer.
Commissioner Spencer stressed
the need to restore the 81 mil
lion the House had Slashed from
the recommended $40 million
Federal payment. Restoration
of some cuts in expenditures also
were discussed during the lunch
con, Senator Stennis said.
The hearings are expected to
run for the rest of the week.
Evening star., 1955-06-08
Citizens Council

The Northwest Washington
Council of Citizens Associations
will hold it's last meeting of the
season at 8 o'clock tonight at
No. 6 police precinct, 1851 Mich
olson street NV.
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witness District Crime subcommittee
hearing today legislation that would strengthen the criminal insanity
subcommittee
and REPRESENTATIVE Smith, Democrat of Virginia. subcommittee
ber-
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French Aide Speaks
Muret Graduates

Robert Valeur, First Counselor
Embassy of France. spoke at the
graduation exercises of the
Maret School, held yesterday at
the Woodley, 5000 Cathedral
avenue NV.
Graduates of the school in
cluded:
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FOUND

6OLIIE, female, sable and white red
studded collar; vic. 400 Argyle dr.
OWNER, call XII. 9-3959.
DOG, police. husky. black and tan
vicinity Forest Estates. Silver Spring
70. 7.FeS7.
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GOLD RING, two pearls, green stone;
vic. either Hecht's, Lansburgh's or Ar
linRton Reward. OIL. 4-0719. 8
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banded: answers to Beau and wolf
call Vic; Arno Valley Apts. Reward
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GERMAN SHEPHERD, 2 years old, male,
black with tan paws: answers to name
Fritz" AP 7-laq5 10
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NURSES PIN, front inscribed woman S
Hospital, N. Y, 1881" back "Harte
oliver" Monday La 6-1252 %
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LOST

EARRING. Venetian gold drop: vic N
st. and Dunbarton ave. bet. 9th and
30th sts.; evening June 8. Call after
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PARAKEET. chartreuse, band on leg has
first letter e. other numerals: lost
vicinity Congress Heights. CLYDE
COUNCIL, 10 2-4a77 p
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PARAKEET, dark green, banded Just
learning to talk. Lost Jennings I'd.
Kensington, Nd. June 8. Reward. 10.
4-07SS. --13
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P-6.5: vic, Linnesn ave. and 33rd st
NV: answers TO Lucky" Reward
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REWARD

VERY GENEROUS
FOR RETURN OF VERY LARGE MALE
CAT, BLACK WITH UNDERTONE OF
GRAY. CALL ia. 9-771S ANYTIME
3
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PUPPY. part pekingese, light brown,
year old; vic. Silver Spring. Ju. 9-l07S.
SIAMESE CAT, female; lost Thursday
June 2. vicinity HilIcrest Heights un-
der doctors care. Reward. Call RE
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WATCH, lady's. gold, diam, e. NJ. b."
Rk. OK. PIX. Foxhall I'd. Wis. or Cathe-
dral aves Reward WO 6-bl70, %
, 1955-05-27
Conservatives Of
Brituin Win Over
Labor Candidates

The Conservative party Of
Great Britain won a sweeping
victory over the Laborites in
yesterdays election, late re-
turns indicate. The figures
show Conservatives won 339
seats, a gain of IS; Laborites
won 275, showing a net loss Of
IS; Liberal Party won 5 seats,
showing a net loss of / district.
Prime Minister Eden and
former Prime Minister Sir
Winston Churchill were jubi-
liant over the returns.
, 1955-05-27
C~hristiunsted Theutre
to Screen MGM
Musical in Color Sun.

The management of the
Christiansted Theatre has Sc
cured for presentation to the
public on Sunday night, the
outstanding Metros oldwyn-
Mayer musical production
Anchors Aweigh'. This pic
ture stars the ever popular
Frank Sinatra, as well as
Gene Kelly and Kathryn Gray
son.
aAnchors Aweigh" has re-
ceived wide acclaim wherever
shown and the management
assures the public that an en-
joyable night OF entertainment
is in store for the audience on
Sunday.
Among the several top
notch pictures scheduled for
showing soon are: "The Desert
Song Everything | Have is
Yours, aStreetcar Named De
SIRE, affair i nMonte Carlo"
and "Roman Holiday.
, 1955-05-27

business session to follow. Din 81. :
ner will be $3.5op per person 9 The General meeting will
reservations must be made start at 8:45 for those not wish
with the manager, Carl Wills, ing to attend the dinner, which
by HOO am. on Tuesday, May will start at 7:3O.
, 1955-05-27
ST. Croix Chdmber Of
Comm. Co1nmends
Appt. Of Mrs. Miller

A letter of approval was
sent to Governor in connec-
ton with the appointment of
Mrs. Millar, by the st. Croix
Chamber of Commerce, and
signed by President John
Ohmeiss. The letter reads:
ION behalf of the members
of the St. Croix Chamber Of
Commerce, I should like to
express our sincere approval
Of your appointment Of Mrs.
Mary Millar to the position of
Commissioner of Trade for the
Virgin Islands.
I'VE feel that Mrs. Millar
has done an outstanding job
as Director of the st. Croix
office Of the Tourist Develop
Continued on page A
@&A&k N
, 1955-05-27

Being weighed is certainly a laughing matter to- the young man z
The 1ictnr 10 his elders. the procedure is a step in the effort
to solve the serious mortality rate among Burmese yOnngs'e 4.
with the aid Of experts from the World. Health Organization, the
United Nations ChiIdrens Fund is helping the Burmese Govern
ment to build up child care services. Some 500 maternal ana emu nIl
welfare centers are going up throughout the country and healtn
workers are being trained to staff them. The baby, above Is gelung
his periodic physical "check-ups at one of the RangoOn centers.
, 1955-05-27
L~egiondires to Hold
Ceremony Memorial
Day. May 3Oth

Memorial Day will be oh.
served in special ceremonie'
on Monday, May 81 BY tht
Alexander Hamilton Post Nc
IS Of the American Legion ii
cooperation with the Army
Reserve Unit, No. 1856 and the
St. croix Cadet Corp, it was
announced by Ejnar Boiling
Commander Of the Legion,
This year the wreath honor
ing all our heroic dead vii
be placed at the tomb Of our
Continued on page a
, 1955-05-27
QudrterlY Meeting Of
G Of G 10 be Held at
B~uccuneer Hotel

The St. Croix Chamber of
Commerce will hold a quarter
" General Meeting at the Buc
cancer Hotel on Tues
daylight, May 81. The feature
Of the meeting will be the
Premiere showing of the TWEEN
ty minute color film, Virgin
Islands Vacation, produced
by Caribbean Atlantic Air
lines with the cooperation Of
the St. Croix and St. Thomas
Chambers Of Commerce.
A dinner will precede the
showing Of the film, with a
business session to follow. Din
ner will be $3.50 per person g
, 1955-05-27

RumeY Catholic Choir
Of P. r. to Sing at Holy
Cross on Sun. 9:30u.m.
The Ramey Catholic choir
Of Puerto Rico will sing at the
Holy Cross Roman Catholic
church in Christiansted on
Sunday morning, May 20, at
$50. They will sing the Whit
Sunday Solemn High Mass.
The choir consists of twenty
one Air Force personnel and
is under the direction Of Ist
Lieut.. Uric Benjamin Of ST.
Croix, and a member Of Holy
Cross.
Accompanying the Choir
will be Father James Mallen,
formerly assigned to st. Pat
rick's in Frederiksted and pre-
sently an Assistant Chaplain
at Ramey. Fl. Mallen will be
Deacon at the Solemn High
Mass; Father Joseph Buono
will be the Subj Deacon and
Father Superior William Da-
ley will be the celebrant.
A tour of the Island has
been planned for the Choir,
after which they will return
to Ramey in Puerto Rico at
400 o'clock.
Lieut.. Benjamin is the son
Of Nj. and Mrs. Joseph Benja-
min.
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HISTORIC Underwater
Cn,,fhnrra MARYLAND

Southern Maryland
/. So acres, 6-room house. bank
stable, chicken house. cornhouse,
81 secss sIssI i ssasS 5S mile.
2. n acres. 'v S-room home. porch,
tobacco barn. stable. chicken
creek, timber; Improved road. "a
miles p. c.: immediate possession
8. i5S scrss, Groom Colonial home.
3 barns. tenant house, complete
farm equipment, outbgilsings: IN n
mediate sla possession; $4,000; 40
4 s4s acres, modern rambler, 3
farmhouses. 4. barns. cattle build-
ings, silo, orchard. running creek
complete farm equipment; tmmedi-
ate possession: So miles D. e.
5. so acres. 6-room modern nome,
basement, orchard, barn. broodel
hoghouses, stream timber, farm I
proved road; immediate posses
6. ia acres. modern masonry home,
3 bedrooms, Dorches. large barn
Groom tenant house, utility build
ing. matured timber, running
creek; improved state roao, %
miles D. c.: immediate possession
T. i65 acres. Groom Colonial frame
home. 2 barns, outbuidings: u IN
terest In 1855 crop: running
streams sire. s. On g gsS 800 nisn"as' 20
8. 4IO acres, Indian Grant Manor
st, Marys County: 3-story Trans
Colonial home. 8 bedrooms. An
baths, hot-water heat. 5-car e..
rage with 4.room apartment,
tobacco barns, / cattle barn, com
plete farm equipment: paved nigh.
way, large running creek: " milei
j. c.: ideal for estate. S76.0oO
See our ad under "Matertronts FOL
sale" We have farms. water
fronts, cottages, going businesses
to fill your requirements. CAL.
VERT REALTY AGENCY, Primo,
Fredsriek; Nd sI phons lo sv ~ ~
POINTMENT
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Desk sPAcl

DESK SPACE, including phone and
storage, $50 month. Elk. 3-15e5.
BLDG.-Share lawyer 8
s-rm. suite, fully equipped and
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II. B. MITCHELL
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

PINE RIDGE, VA. - 5o,00O-sa 1T.
lot: beRut. trees, brook; 20 min.
to Pentagon; among fine homes.
Price only $1,000. Conv. terms.
ASK Usl REALTY CO.. ia. s-1252'
ia. 1859. #
LAKE BARcRoFT-h-acre lot, lake
view. lovely trees; boating, swim.
ming. fishing and skating. Priced
below cost. Conv. terms; ASK U.s.
REALTY CO., IA. S-1252. -
20 ACRES ADJOINING CHEyERLY,
1000 #. OF Kenilworth ave, Eoned
residential. MR.; SMITH, AID. A.
NEAR SHIRLEY HWY.--on city wa
ter. a-acre wooded domestic in
Springfield Forest. $1,000, 500
down, $50 mo, Other lots avail.
from Sl,l50. LYNCH BROS, INC.
Springfield. Va, FL. 4-7000. -
!. ACRES level wooded on Good Luck
I'd, mr.. Lanham. Nd. $4,000 cash
BETHESDA, MD.-Very desirable
wooded lot for the man who can
afford to pay $4,000 for the
ground to build his own home N
l excellent area: 97x300, II 900
So. IT.: like living in a park: Colds
cali ST. 5-53i1; ewes. OIL. 4-5574,
FAIRFAX co.-Beautiful ps-acre lot:
water in. percolation approved.
ready 10 build on; $1,000. ARLING-
TON CAVALIER LAND CORP, ia
5-6535. -
) BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS. Lake
Bancroft Estates--Sewer, water and
street in. Builders price to al;
ALB ARRINdT TO 5.s CAVALIER LAND
PATUxENT WOODS. Benediet--ha-
acre lots, cleo. Priee, $495; SIS
VI va. So 7s1s rs e IA. B, s: 1AsI1iNT.S
HOWARD COUNTY - 100 acres.
lear halfway between Baltimore
Laurel, z miles from Johns Hopkins
Laboratory. near New Route No. 90.
$3.50 per acre. GREENVIEW FARM.
Highland, Md. clarksville 6l9-W-3.
II AcREs-eart of the old historic
property Of Mt. Vernon, below
ahd OBTAINS is from to be oW WI pTsss
CORNER LOT. suitable for apt
ave i Sis; pF. Z Capitol st, Bridge.
9o57: ewes. LII. 4-77ss. -
N. ARL., Country club area beau
and 0.00o SO. It. KRoNENBURG,
B III 5iaes4 sSsS "a COST sSTaf ZONES
10000 SO. fl. lots, 4 miles from
D. G. in Ardmore, Md Ready to
build on County road water in,
septic approved; S1,150 will sub
ordinate. OIL. OTTO. OIL. 4-7575.
SUBURBAN LAKE BARCROFT-2I
adjoining. lots for sale; "a acre
EACH sold separate or together:
leyel: o ys9ooded. city conveniences'
SEVERAL LARGE LOTS FOR SALE
Sewer. water and gas, FERRALL
REAL ESTATE, 10. $3.50, 10.
S-7523 after q pm.
La PLATA-iNDiAN HEAD AREA
Homesites. Small farms, 5 acres or
more, 5000 acre; location In desir-
able neighborhood.- convenient to
Md. within easy committing dis
lance Of WASHINGTON. Also 1-acre
lots in desirable. communities at
low prices. Contractors available
to build Immediately at fair prices.
LEONARD SNYDER, Tel. 1911, La
DAVIDSONvHLE, Md to 10
acres. Make offer. Market 7-2414;
SCENIC SUPENLTCK MT. - 100
acres Sl,400. Also 2 tracts of IL
acres on State road, $1,000 ea.
Mr.. Crickenberger. ia. S-6279.
PETERS REALTY.
ALLENWOOD-2 beautiful acre lots,
high elevation. excellent view Of
countryside. VIII sell separately Or
Price ave. Lo. 5-2323.
COMMERCIAL LOT-34x130. in the
heart Of wheaton: suitable for any
kind Of business: next to COOP
shopping center. Exclusive with
e. HoHt ssasas me- a4o' pe'' ave.
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STORES FOR RENT tconsl INDUS. pRop. SALE tcsatl

ROCKVILLE PIKE-Adjoining Nee,
fine new store. Ideal site for grow
ing firm needing 1st.claSs light In.
dustrial locations. viii sell or vii
lease and build. Lots from 1o.00t
50: 4. TO 9 acres. ,, Also excellsn,
representative retail establishments
research ORGANIZATIONS, ETC.. thil
would seem TO be q real .opportun'
ity to locate now ct Q minimum o.
cost where you can have plenty o.
room to grow, as wei as your owl
parking facilities. an unequslled &C
sss .;l in this very desi Ias !
or Dermot Nee, p. J. NEE CO.
Elk. $4,000.
Rocfviiie. on B&o RAILROAD an an
hard surfaced road. Siding avail
viii sell all or any part. or viii
build and lease to responsible ten.
ant. WA. 7-1662. Monday through
Friday. o to 5.
SOUTHEAST d. C.-About 1880
So #. Of Industrial eround on
railroad, some improvements: ideal
for junkyard. A. NJ. ROTH CO..
RE. 7-733O.
Ia,4OO SO. TT. on heavily Travelled
thoroughfare, Southeast. zoned fol
auto parts or Junk businesses. In
come. $4,000 from part. STORY &
CO., NE. s-410o. Mr.. PISoN, AID.
4.S64S.
KENSINGTON-lS lots Just of
Conn. ave-, S6,125 and up, terms
considered. MARSTELLER REAL
ESTATE, JU. g-2562; Sun. Ju.
7-64S0. .-
WE SELL INDUSTRIAL AND COM
MERCIAL PROPERTIES.
ACME REALTY co. uN. 4-3.i1
LANDOVER-ADJ. MERCHANTS
TERMINAL WAREHOUSE
Former Magruder family cemetery
1885 50, It. for sale under decree
of the Circuit Court for Prince
GEORGES County, Nd, equity A-5g79
JAMES MAGRuDER REA g. WILL.
LIAM L.. KAHLER. Trustees. viii
accent the highest bid for sale
tract. which is adjacent to th'
Merchants Terminal Warehouse
and near a spur Of the Pennsyl-
vania Railroad, Landover, Nd. ant
within a valuable industrial, area
Bids must be In sealed envelopes
and be received by the Clerk O
the Circuit Court Of Prince Georee;
County. Nd. BY 2 pm. Monday
December 5. 1885. Terms will b.
one half at the time Of notification
OF the acceptance Of the bid. ant
remainder upon ratification by thu
Circuit Court. Cost of conveyancini
to be at the purchasers expense
Call AP 1872 for further In
formation.
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M. A. MARTIN
6lS SPRING ST., HERNDON, VA.
Herndon 43O.

Herndon 430.
LAYING FARM = GIL
acres. 400 in grass. 62-cow barn,
Shipping Washington market: main
dwelling, tenant houses. silo, etc.
Full set of machinery, including 4
tractors etc. Feed and 12h head
of stock. Priced for quick sale,
$4,000 terms. School bus. mail
and telephone service.
DAIRY FARM--250 acres. overlook
ing river: 30-cow barn, silo. ma
chinerv shed, etc. Nine-room main
dwelling, 2 baths, h.-w.h,, hard.
wood floors: 6-rm. tenant house
S45. 900. terms.
STOCK FARM--16s acres in grass
stream through: S-room dwelling
2 baths, placement heat, beautiful
view. S35, 900. terms.
IS ACRES, Is open; facing improved
road: Arm, cleo, water In kitchen
electric stove and refrigerator
272 ACRES, general farming: RED
soil: acre pond, creek. b-rm. house
cleo; we'll fenced. $4,000. terms
other properties. including timber
B. r. Perrow
Remington, Va. Rem. II
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SOMERSET

Builder mas several lots in this con-
cry County. Now accepting a few
clients who want homes designed
and built to order: will furnish lot.
plans and construction for q fixed
price. 500, $50 to $50, 500. Call MR.
JACOBSEN OF. R-Rh1n
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BUSINESS PROP FOR SALE

ROCKVILLE PIKE--Commercial and
light industrial locations. DER.
NOT NEE. FIX. $4,000.
FOR SALE ny OWNER Rea3S-'" BE
price, R-room house. LIST CONNER
cial. can be made store and .
apartments. Must have $1,000 cash;
can furnish lst and End trusts
sT isis an AND a APP on bus,r ar st
b;,siness Ta o. aeaa4ios il. 7-Gsis.
coMirMsiERcIAI. Conner n claren.
Business OWNER. ia s-e1aa or
n IA sIs'I COUNTER INVEST. "a,
acre corner on federal hwy i'm
proved by barbecue restaurant and
excel. homes. Percentage lease. In.
core this yr approx. $4,000. Should
b. minimum $1n.0na ncyt vr.
Should show 20rs net next VI nlus
terrific future increase IN land
value. $50; 00n required Nj wet
GOsS REALTY CO, INC, MA, s.
Town ROW. OF FAIRFAx-only SEC pc,
su. It., for IA acre zoned general
commercial: opposite. courthouse
definitely undeT- nriced, excel buy
for immed. improvement or invest
ms7t We. tHta c erse' cS sfoG seE 'srms
E EFpSE " r. B sJSEs SALE 81 i: ff fNc
i7aS 81 NV. Ma. s-50n0.
BOTEL-TAvERN. overlooking West
River, in Anne Arundel Co. We'll
equipped, est. business; liv quar-.
tiers; ineome-p oducins DROP. inc nc,
b 81 t louis A sTERLING, 72i loit
ct. NV. Wash. D. c.. RE. 7-I72n
or Sat. and Sun, call West River
LARGE CHAIN FooD STORE, with
iong-term lease. avail. for Quick
s sa,or.. s soHnd. conservative invest
ment. Other projects force oEneTs
10 sell. Ex. 3-5S0l, BUSINESS
eECOND COMMERCIAL LOTS. 5000
50. IT., 75xl2o, 5oth and 1t,I Hays TSd st.
lots have 70 be. sold at once; +. g
NR}fV'9MF HRaouTs "pRoPTRTrFs for sal,
and rent. ind. com, and apt. land
LARGE and SIN. tracts. cAssATT ia
JUsT LISTED, Commercial lot rish'
10000 So. IT. on corner. Priced To-
quick sale. RIPLEY " RoMFR
FIRST COMMERCIAL-12s IT. front
on Rhode Island ave. ne. west o
Goth st. Lots run through TO Try
ing st. containing l,3nn So II
ideal for any business that . stree
fronts would be Of ADVANTAGE. R
z DUNE. WA 7-o7s2: no 2
WoSDERFUL BUSINESS SITE 300
II. frontage on US. 1; ell utils,
available, will consider offer for I
quick sale. exclusive with a; SLA
CORNER IDEAL FOR OFFICES
stores, or apis. grocery chain. ban
In same block Approx. 7hxgl
1 ARTHUR L. CURLING. LA. 6-683l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

Is. CAPITAL ST. AREA--Under 60t
50. IT.; mod. brick bldg, 1896
50. It. on = firs,: cleo. hoist. high
ceilings, nice ONCE, washrooms
A. NJ. ROTH CO., RE. 7-T330.
$3.50 SO. TT. to $500 SO. it., new
masonry buildings, l3-ft ceiling
heavy current, suitable warehouse
or manufacturing. Located Be-
thesda on River I'd. at the rail
road; 81 .05 50. II. per year Avail
able December Is. Phone OIL. l.
30l7 weekdays only. -
3Ii-3I6 RANDOLPH PL. N.E.-2nl
commercial ofiice and warehouse
with loadins platform. EN-. g
1886. -