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cohn TO Talk at T

julius N. Calm, counsel Of the
Senate Foreign Relations Com
mittee. viii speak on "The
Geneva Conference and the
Shape Of Things to Come" at
the international Crossroads
Sunday morning breakfast at 9
am. tomorrow in the. Central
lYMCA, 1885 q street NV,
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CriminoIoqy Lecture

Norman Ansley, a graduate
student Of criminology at the
University of Maryland, will
speak on Modern Criminology"
at 6 pm. tomorrow to the Young
Adult Fellowship of the Luther
Place Memorial Church. Thomas
Circle.
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Visitor to Give Sermon

DR.. Frederick B. Speakman,
minister Of the Third Presby-
terian Church, Pittsburgh, will
preach at the $3.50 and IL am.
services tomorrow in the New
York Avenue Presbyterian
Church. 1913 New York avenue
NV. DR.. Speakman will talk on
'Beatitudes for a Big Wheel"
Evening star., 1955-07-23

Motta, Archbishop of Sac Paulo Brazil Samuel
Cardinal Stritch, Archbishop of Chicago; Gregory
Peter XIV Agagianian Patriarch of Cilicia of the
Armenians Pierre Gerlier, Archbishop of Lyon, and
Adeodato Piazza Bishop of Sabina, and Poggio Mir
teto who is secretary of the Sacred Congregation of
the Consistory-AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1955-07-23

AT EUCHARISTIC CONGRESS-Rio de Janeiro-
Eight of the IS cardinals attending the seth Inter
national Eucharistc Congress take their places for
the formal opening session last Tuesday. From left
are Teodosio de Gouveia, Archbishop of Lourenco
Marques; Jose M. Caro- Rodrigues Archbishop of
bishop of New York; Carlos Carmelo de Vasconcelos
Evening star., 1955-01-23
Major Atomic Role
Seen for Industry
BY the Associated Pres,

NEW YORK, Jan. GA Gen.
eral Electric official predicted to-
night that private industry's in
vestment in atomic research and
development eventually will
equal that of the Government.
The forecast came from Fran
els x. McCune. q GE vice presi-
dent and general manager Of the
coinpany's Atomic Products Di-
vision at Schenectady, N. Y.
Mr.. McCune also challenged
the claims of some critics that
the Atomic Energy Act Of 1854,
In which industry was permitted
to make wider use Of atomic
knowledge, was q "give-away" to
private business.
He termed the act q step to-
ward harnessing the initiative
and enterprise Of American busi-
ness" in the effort to achieve
greater military and peacetime
uses of atomic energy.
Mr.. McCune's views were pre-
sented in q statement prepared
for an ABC radio network broad
cast sponsored by the National
Association Of Manufacturers.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
CIV High Honor Society
Adds Is New Members

The Quill and Parm Chapter
OF the National Honor Society
ct George Washington High
school, Alexandria, has added
i3 new fun members and 10 as
sociate members.
The new full members are
Tommy Sternberg, Nancy Mon
cure, Davis Hail. Terry Walker,
Robert Willingham. BIN Perry,
Pat Pryor, Linda Howard. Robert
Shnup. Ann Baker. Rachel Lewis,
Russ Dunn and Jerry LaPiana.
New associate members are
Carolyn Clark, Barbara Cohen,
Annie Mae Dowdy. Charles
Fadely, Charles McNett, Betsy
Treiber. Elizabeth Simon, James
Payne, Barbara Madison and
Judy Crown. Associate mem
bers are graduating seniors.
while full members are first-half
seniors and high juniors. All
members must maintain school
averages OF 80 per cent or better.
New officers Of the club are Pat
Comanduras, president: Marilyn
Lewis, vice president; jeanne
Anderson. secretary. and Joel
Sipes, treasurer.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
Rescue Squad Transfers
Patients 10 New Home

The Bethesda Chevy Chase
Rescue Squad yesterday mobi-
lized It's entire contingent Of am
balances to evacuate a GONZALES
cent home and transfer eight pa
tients to new quarters.
The entire operation took
about an hour.
Thirteen squad members took
the eight bed-ridden patients
from the Chevy Chase Gonzales
cent Home at 5612 Wisconsin
avenue. Chevy Chase. Md. to the
homes new site at 5521 Connec-
ticut ave-. In the District.
MRS. Violet zentry, operator OF
the home. said the move was
made TO permit her to increase
her patient list from 10 to rs.
The new home contains more
space, she said.
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Maj. Nugenf' 5 Trial
As CoIIaborationist
Starts tomorrow
sY the As,eeiossd Pres.

FORT SILL, Okla. Jan. a.
.Ayeteran artillery officer charged
with collaborating with the en-
envy while q prisoner Of war in
Korea win go on trial before a
general court-martial Monday.
Maj. Ambrose H. Nugent, A.
Merrill. Wis. faces trial on 13
counts alleging violations Of the
Articles OF War and Uniform
Code Of Military Justice.
The most serious charge e
against the World War II COM
bat veteran is that he offered
intelligence to his Communist
captors. The Army says the
-effense Is reasonable.
Other Charges Listed.
Mai. Nugent also is charged
with making radio broadcasts
blaming the war on "capitalistic
Wall street warmongers," imped-
Ing the escape Of fellow prison.
ers. permitting use of his pho
.tograph and signature on sur
render leaflets and collaborating
with the enemy.
Maj. Nugent denied all charges.
He said in all his actions. his
sole aim was to protect the lives
and welfare of his men.
The general court-martial
board, composed Of nine colonels
and the law officer. could impose
any penalty up to life in prison.
Conviction would require ap-
proval Of seven members.
Death Penalty Out.
Maj. Gen. Edward T. Williams,
F't. Sill commanding general.
directed that the death penalty
not be considered.
Maj. Nugent, a career officer
with 80 months combat duty in
Europe, is one of six American
war prisoners cited for collabora-
ton during Korean fighting.
He is accused Of collaborating
from the moment of his capture
July S, 1850, three days after
American forces engaged the in
vading North Korean Reds. He
was with the 34th Division.
Mai. Nugent was repatriated
September /, 1858. He is the
father Of three children.
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sy ths Assoeiat.d Pres.

SNOW HILL, Md. Jan. "a
Worchester County's new States
attorney says there will be no
softening of gambling and liquor
law enforcement at Ocean City,
Maryland's big Atlantic Ocean
resort town.
IF anybody has any ideas to
the contrary" said Daniel j.
Prettyman. jr.. "he'd better get
rid of them"
Mr.. Prettyman's predecessor,
John L. Sanford. jr., gained a
Statewide reputation soon after
he took Office four years ago by
virtually stamping out slot ma
chimes. pinball games and other
forms Of gambling. He even
curbed on bingo.
Mr.. Sanford did not run for
reelection.
When Mr.. Prettyman became
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Police Say Girl, IA.
Told Sex Club Story
To Gain Reputation

A 14-year-oid girl who: police
said. wanted to build up a repu-
tation in her new neighborhood. !"
caused the Juvenile Squad to
round up is teen-aged boys after
she charged their gang was a
sex club.
Juvenile Squad Detective
Leonard j.. Faina said late yes
terday that the girl, a student
at Hine Junior High School,
started the sex club scare when
she told her father she had been
made an auxiliary" member of
the boys club after undergoing
an initiation involving sexual
relations with club members.
After the father complained to
police. Juvenile Squad detectives
rounded up the gang" for ques-
tioning. They also questioned
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New States Attorney Warns
OF No Loxity in Ocean City

States attorney early this month
rimors began to circulate that
Ocean City might 60 wide open
again.
II don't know how such a
rumor got started" Mr.. Pretty
man said. There's no basis for
it. We will not tolerate any kind
OF gambling or liquor law vio-
lations."
Mr.. Prettyman. who is 35, made
his comment in connection with
the seizure of pinball machines
at establishments in the north
ern part of the county near the
Delaware line and at Berlin, Md.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
two other girls named by the
first girl as aauxiliaries."

two other girls named BY the
first girl as "auxiliaries.' .
Detective Faina declared that
the police check showed that
there is no basis for the girls
allegations. He also said that
the girl broke down under Ques-
tioning and admitted that she
had made up the story to build
up q reputation in the neigh
borhood."
Her parents recently moved
there. he added. and she want
ed to make an impression.
Detective Faina said that she
Dragged to neighborhood chill
dren that they couldn't poster
her because she was property
of the gang"
He also said that the boys
club meetings were cilaperoned
by adults and that none of the
members had police juvenile
records. He said the girls men,
toned were cleared also.
Evening star., 1955-01-23

George WASH
ington U n i
versity School
of Medicine.
The schol-
arship W a 5
established in
1916 by DR..
Anna BartSch-
Dunno as a
memorial 10
her mother.
Miss Leech
iS u Years old
and a Junior
in the school
rf ~oJinina
Evening star., 1955-01-23
Women Suffer
Bladder
Weakness"

Are you worried and embaffAs1ed %
tteS freausnt kidney sxcretious)l due to
common kidney and Bladder Irritations,
which somettnes result In miserable
Haeksehe. referred secondary ashee
and BLADDER frritAttons may cause tension
and l1ss q sleep--then you can't help feel
ine tired and depressed. N such cases.
sceth1ng relief throush its hAetefiostAtie
action In acid media. and ita anAlgesic
yAfrs Is an sttsctiye pain relieyer over
and success. Oct CYSTKx from drungist
today under Money-hAck guarantee See
hsN much aeettef you fsel Tomorrow.
Evening star., 1955-01-23
Chevy Chase Woman Gets
CIV Medical Award

Miss Sarah PAMELA Leech.
s7o5 Curtis court. Chevy Chase.
has been awarded the Anna
Bartsch Scholarship at the
Evening star., 1955-01-23
Southwest Unit to Meet

The Southwest Business Mems
Association will meet at pm.
tomorrow in the American Sc
curity and Trust Co., Seventh
and e streets S.W.
Evening star., 1955-01-23

She is a graduate of woodrow
Wilson High School and of Wells
College.
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AUTOS FOR SALE tcoa..I

CADILLAC "a '62" convertible
coupe; light green with dark-green
top, fully equipped, power steering.
495; CCC guarantee.
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WHEELER. INC.

LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALER
4S00 Wisconsin NV. EN-. 2-IO2O
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

WHEATON, TRIANGLE-Aysil.; suit
branch ONCE, acct. ms, legal: OPP
newly proposed shop. center. 11l4t
VierS Mil I'd. RIA. 3-b396. --23
$50 r ST. N.W.-Beautifully recon.
ditioned ofices from $50 to 800 So
It. each. viii rent in single rooms
or Srr as O ne ca 6 cY y PRE EsSSiiN 800
e. ST. n wv W., re. S-oass. S27
$50 r ST. NV, sth n.-Beautifull,
arranged. can be used for any, typ
Of operation. $500 50. IT,; will rent
for $500 per .yr. Long-term lease
S SS6 2 p can liz cY .oa psEEDas 7
air-cond., large office. $50 per mo
OIL. 2-s30o: ewes. and Sun. OIL
OFFICE GIPt SPACE, s75 50. #. air con-
ditioned; ideal for dentist. doctor. OF
large modern apt project. ONCE is
beside theater in a i7-store shopping
center; For further details call 20,
UNFuRN. PVT. OFFICE, approx. i3z
lsss Fl in suite Ct law AND 0ee fo: use Hsa Fl
CHOICE 6-RM. CORNER SUITE
10th floor, with lovely view In Wash
ington's most desirable -condl-
toned Duildln9 AttractlYely Iur-
Ready for immediate occupancy.
Furn. or unfurn. Call weekdays, ST.
SILVER SPRING. Georgia ave.-Air-
conditioned suite or rent separately
6. g. I REALTY CO. Ju. $3.50 SS
ONE RIM. private bath, furnished,
S55 month: or will sell furniture
and rent for S45: air conditioning
available. CO $4,000. -23
1917 l2th ST. N.W.-Studio ONCE,
S25: others at $50. furnished and
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SO Windsor 2-door: ia
matte transmission, seat covers.
solex glass. safety wheel rims. q
very clean one-owner car; priced
for 2 DAYS only at 1899
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REAL ESTATE LOANS tcensJ

ARE YOUR PRESENT PAYMENTS
TOO HIGH? ?-Money loaned on
LIST and 2nd trusts. and terms will
be made to suit your budget We
are open daily to 6 pm. and on
Saturdays from 10 noon to 8 ON
A telephone call will usually do.
but Il YOU come 70 the efiee, please
bring YOUR payment books with you
We can be of wonderful service 10
YOU. having been In the loan bust
ness for over 90 years We can
reflnance your property. tend you
money for repairs. taxes and bills
Call MR. FREEDMAN or MR. DAVIS
WASHINGTON Loan d Trust Building
900 NV. Rooms BOT and S0S
RE 7-I525 and RE 7-O2a3
End TRUSTS. Arlington area; immed
action. MECHANIC PROPERTIES.
TOP Cash prices for End trust notes
immediate action ME s-666s;
MONEY ON 2nd TRUST-We will
buv 2nd-trust notes. D c.. nearby
Nd or Va Reasonable rates Ma
MENT CORP. 1919 N 2 ave NV
VIZ HAZE 1lsfs' CLIENTS wanting End
trust notes in Va, D. c. and Md.
Low discount. GILMORE REALTY
CO, JE. 4-6650. Ewes, JE. 4-3910.
24-hr. service. --25
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

5udsTs only lSt sx146 6efdy sun to anG
ROBERT B. HALL Co. 81. 1880.
NEAR CORNER OF LrNNEAN AVE-.
Park E1: s'S4 izF and d EN- SG't a-Ss77
COMMERCIAL SITES. Arlington.
M NAG u + s. a. 80 FOOD I nAYN a4
SILVER sPRING-4s lots, finished
Street sewer and water. may be
purchased as 2 separate groups. "a
lots each. Sun. and ewes. Mr.. Leb-
r ll9S' 81 o. 5-ssss. ROBERT B: HALL
WHEATON-72 lots as recorded
subdivision; sewer and water avail
able; also 9 lots with finished street,
sidewalk. sewer and water laterals.
etc. Sun; and ewes: Mr.; Lebling,
81 81. 4-8ssS. ROBERT B. HALL s Co.
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS - Quarter
acre and larger wooded lots. Best
N Ayllngtop location. $4,000 and
A9TgfESNTE1oSS ;S BuiLpERs-sscrifles o
beautiful lots in Lake Bancroft. One
lake front: several with view Of lake.
e AZ or a. any PATIO paFs Gail ia. 7-157s;
IBETHESDA--3 lots. finished street,
sidewalk, sewer and water laterals;
suitable for S16,50o houses. Sun
and ewes Mr.. Lebling, OIL. 4-6GSS
ROBERT B. HALL CO.. OIL. 2-3250
LAKE BANCROFT. over "A acre,
overlooktns lake. will sell below
cost. HO. .2.!25l. %
LOTS. N, .Arlington-Country club
addition. located on wooded lots.
large in size. streets. curbs. sewer,
water, all paid for. For details. cali
MT. kgmoT, "a. S;esoO or ewes:
ia. 7-S203. SHANNON & LUCHS
CO., 2055 Wilson blvd, Arl.
Mr.. LAUREL, MD.-For sale: Invest
ment business property. 40 acres
commercial property. fronting on the
timore-Washington blvd. on the
east and joining the city limits Of
Laurel. Md, on the north. Property
west. Joining the blvd. fronting,
now being developed as residential
property. Phone OWNER. Ma. g.
CHEVERLY AvE.-Two excel. bldg.
| sites; $4,000; top loo. for split level.
J. VICTOR DICKEY, AP. 7-SOs0
se5 DOWN, sI5 MO-. "a acre. 1915.
Immed; poss.; 20 min from 2. 6.
over Shirley hwy. OWNER, TIE. o.
51SS: eve. TIE. 6-l935. 20
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vt 64bNEH 6GNb41NS
Trojan boats, Whirlwind boats. Mer-
curry cupboard motors. fibre glass
fsssliux alum DsIn. boats o0a'-traii'F''
AAA Outboard Motor Co.
S236 Georgia Ave JU. 5-77Ts
1948 RICHA SON
CRUISER, "a It.; $7,50C
or best offer. Twin 10C
hip. Packard motors.
Ship to shore telephone.
Fluid heat. Many other
extras. Newly painted
and vanished inside
and out. Name, Rebel.
Can be seen at CORN
THAN Yacht Club.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, MD.-New. modern,
to brdwalk. Ample free parking.
June rate. S46-S5o wk. La. 6-3031
REHOBOTH BEACH. DEL.-Rieht on
the beach Modern apis and cot
tages: immaculate. OIL. 1888
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-23

EQUIPMENT CO. desires to purchase
warehouse and ONCE with one-half
acre outside storage and phrking
area. Must be zoned light indus
trial. and on or adjacent to major
highway In Arlington. Alexandra
or Fairfax. Phone ia. 2-1339. -
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA, S1e5: Renault. SOS; Hill.
S47S: No. 1895: Austin A-40 sed:
$247; Wv. 1857; 81 Morris oxford
$685.. see JACK PRY before you
buy 18th and P. Est. 1928.
AUSTIN 81 4-dr. sedan. $685.. Larg'
est selection Of foreign and Amer
lean cars. Dealer for Austin-Healey
Austin OF England, MIG, Morri:
Minor, Hillman. Sunbeam, Porsche
Mercedes-Be Kaiser. WHY'S. MAN
HAITIAN AUTO. INC. lest. 1914
18th at r st. NV. North 7-2700
Branch sales, 1910 King ST. Alex
.siSrN HEALEY 1855 100; also
Austin Cambridge. Hillman. Morris
Minor. M. G.. Sunbeam. Porsche,
Mercedes Benz. Kaiser, WHY'S; z
and 4 drs.. convertibles, station
wagons: starting at 81. I45. Be.
cause our demand for small foreign
used cars is so great, we can offer
YOU an extra $500 on your trade-in
MANHATTAN AUTO, INC. (Est.
1910. It'll at st. NV, North
7-279o0 Branch y sales ISIS 1870 King
BUCKS. Horner's Corner: iii I4th
ton q 'T NODES and coiors. 'e' 81
7 7;Sg &s,D Buick Dealer STANLEY y H
colors HoRNER's COR. Buick
Dealer; Fla ave, ne. at 9Th. Ii.
BUICK 1850 4-dr.; r. and h. pyna-
now: pert. eond.: one owner; $685.
or best offer. Ju. 7-S27l. 90
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

sTUDEBAKER '52 s4-ton pickup; q
one.owner truck. very clean,
SSs5. Also 46 1hs-ton REQ trucks.
SzS,ross g down. PsNEY BRANCH
DODGE told): ~ motor, good
transp.; best offer. AP. 1882
DUMP TRUCKS, 1853 oMc. 9s1
and 1852 F-6 Ford; excel. cond;
reas. priced; seen anytime. OWNER
DODGE '47: paneled body; fair con:
dition; good tires; S125. AP. 7-046C
after 8 pm Is
DODGE new 1854 s-ton pickups; I
to choose from. Long and shor'
wheel bases. No reasonable of1er re-
fused. New-car title and guarantee
DIVER MOTOR co.
DODGE-PLYMOUTH DEALER
Home Of FIRST choice used cars. I1 Soa
wis, ave-, Bethesda, OIL. 4-7323
Open evenings til 8. Closed sun
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DESK SPACE
FARMS
Montgomery County

montgomery County
4-bedrm. house. lge. barn and other
buildings. Long frontage on good
road. Only few min. drive to D. c
Reas price.
Also larger farms and estates to select
from. all located within 80 miles Of
EUGENE B. GINGELL
I7542 GEORGETOWN Rd. OIL 2-2022
Ewes. and Sun, Mr.. Laughlin, OIL.
2-lS90. pa
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BOATS tcens.i
TIE BOAT cENTER

WATER sKIING-Lessons and ride.
modern equipment. Information. cal
West River 7703, 10. 4-7571. EN-
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GARAGES
GARAGE

Rear Government Printing once. 1:
story brick garage. 2Ox3O, overhead
doors. Rent, $50. P J. WALSHE,
INC, 1115 Eye st. NV. MA. S-646S
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STORES FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN. central NV. wash
Heavy ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
building: end floor 1900 square
feetl available Immediately. Heated,
with private door and stairs: 2 lava
tories: rear allev loading platform.
and partitioned ofices. Call B.
FRANKLIN KAHN, NO. 7-91 IL:
NEAR EAR 6SG tPtlGl' ecIRcLE-on1 SIDE
doors. owner will remodel and deco
rate for long-term tenant. Call B.
FRANKLIN KAHN, NO. 7-91l1;
SANDY sPRiNGs-Available soon.
new stores. 23x90, plenty Of park
ing, located in shopping center. Call
Mr. Scott BERNARD T. BROS1US.
REALTOR. JU. 9-042o. %
9O6 9Th ST S.E.-Excellent sc. To-
cation: reasonable rental: colored
1907 FIRST ST. N.w.-suitable for
delica lessen, beauty parlor. etc: $50.
MILTON F. RUPERT, ISL 18th
St, nv. D1. 7-5015; ewes. EN-.
4 ;sss4G LEE HWY. Arlington. va
Busy shop. center, across from Safe
way. Reasonable rent. JE. 4-6433
STORE LOCATION. in
heart Of heavy walking traftic: small
mod. store; $3.50 mo. Write Box
1855 cS Sfa5i RID. N.w.-ExSeel-
lent store OF approximately 1000
50. #. now available; street level
and large display windows. new
lights, floor and paint: Sl25 month,
includes heat. Call WAGGAMAN &
BRAWNER, ME. $1,000. "a
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IREEDvILLE. ,vA.-Small hotel; 3
pool tables. 2 bowling alleys. Res
taurant with beer and wine. on and
on license. Box 1S9-K. Star. 2Ss
CASH BUYERS for lots and acreage.
BONAH q FoGARTY. 10. 6-5062
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AND TRUCKS WANTED
fRaaAsmaMAl
CARS
WANTED

S sm a of from cadiila s TO y" Po I'd,
and We pay top dollars for them.
HOYLE MOTOR SALES
l7l7 d. 1850 sI MI.
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INVESTMENT pkoP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR rem

SILVER SPRING, Georgia ave
Basement approx. 25x75; tile floor;
new bldg. Good shopping center
8 g. L. REALTY CO., JU. $3.50,
RIA. 3-7235. -23
MODERN STORE AVAILABLE t25x
75). in large, well-established shop
ping center. Adjacent to 8. s.
Kresege. Ideal for florist, beauty
shop, shoe store, optometrist, etc.
Also desirable for professional use.
Parking facilities. Call MR.. POST
DE. $4,000. 20
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

BETHESDA, MD.-River road area
Approx. 5000 50. IT. zoned heavy
Industrial. Near B. g. Q. tracks.
Immed. occupancy. Call MR.. MAR.
TIN. HU. $4,000. -2S
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CAPITOL REAL ESTATE
Is School St, ANNAPOLIS
COLONIAL S-o395 -
SUMMER HOMES

IHARPER'S FERRY, w. Va.-House,
extra lot. river and mt. view, So. 900.
Also 2 lge. lots. river view, 81 700.
tn. 2-25S8, -2S
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OFFICES & STUDIOS WANTED

ABOUT 1000 SO. FIT. in one area In
general downtown zone for shop
work. VIII consider end q. or rear
Low rental. UN. 4-2S05. rs
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STUNT BUILDING, $500 down viii
buy this bldg. Monthly income. Sl25
Very little. expense. Only 81 ;gb9;
See eos 9th St. Sc. then call KAY
REALTY CO.. RA. $4,000. -27
10th ST. NV, mr.. Dupont Plaza Ho-
tel-3-unit apt. bldg. built as such.
Off-street parking. Easy terms to
responsible buyer. No agents RA
CORNER NV. COMMERCIAL PROP.
ERTY with ESQ gas station and z
stores. crossing $4,000. Cal Mr..
Domer. SANDOz, INC. No. Du-
pont circle, DU. 7-l234. -23
TAKOMA PARK--unit building
yearly income. $4,000; can be
handled with little cash. u. 9-54O7.
INVESTMENT PROPERTY = Luray,
Va. Sunset Cabins. S2s.50O, ideal
location. ia miles from famous
Luray caverns on Route gil: Is
cabins. 2 cottages. brick home. on
3-acre tract low down payment and
financing arrange MIR. NORRIS,
43l Cedar St. NV, washington,
d. c.. TU. 2-2400 "a
BOILING FIELD vlCINITY-4-fam-
ily brick apt building. with alto
matte gas heat. Apt. contains 2
rooms, dinette. bath. spacious in
closed porch. 2 apis. furnished. sc
return. Phone Mr.. Yount with
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-14ll;
ewes. EN-. 3-2279. ~
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

COTTAGE. Groom. Shenandoah
River Swim. fish. boat. hunt. Elec
S3,495. Terms. Also lots. $3.50. /
hour from Falls Church. z. p
SCHMIDT, DU. 1884. "a
RIVER CLUB EsTATRS-solid ma.
sonry 2-bedrm. rambler on cool W
acre wooded lot near waterfront
with clubhouse and dock privileges
Live year-round in this quiet ex-
elusive community. Easy terms. DU
7-2e95: ewes. NO. 7-S47b. SPARKS
AGENCY, Realtor. -23
] HAVE TWO very desirable protected
waterfront acreages that will inter-
est the right parties. Box 451-Y,
Star.
YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF to see
this large Drum Point lot on bay
in developed section. Owner leaving
area. will sacrifice. PL. 9-2257.
-23
A VERY CHARMING Colonial home
n nI oils and nc z nj; from Baltlnore:
plan is typical Of the l54e period
large living room, dining room and
bedrooms with fireplaces; ~ acres
Of land. This lovely home, is being
CAPITOL REAL ESTATE
Is School St, Annapolis
COLONIAL S-2335 ga
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHRYSLKR 1853 New Yorker de luxe
4-dr :. auto. trans. power steerinK
cond, One owner. Driven only
14,45o miles. An outstanding buy,
81 ,795. COMMUNITY MOTORS.
INC, $50 Hampden lane, Bethesda.