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COUNTRY HOME

charmins smaIi estate. almost new
house, stable and earage, small
river thr0ugh property. grounds
and delds nnaintatnsd for yon; 80
mini; n G S1e6 NO. Leesbufg
5315 8. DAKOTA AVE. NE.
Brand-new s-hedrm. house win lM
baths and finfshed rec: rrn. for
immediate oeeup. S115 per mo.
cArRITz pL 7-eoso
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COTTAGE ron SMALL RAMILY-
dogs. WA, 7.k3T0,
BuNrAIOg--Igs. scr. poreh. Ice.
fenced yard: / mite to Key Bridge,
close TO river. SS6. IA. 2-ab00
. after 3 pm. Saturday.
LOG HOUSE - Modern: B acres
woods: 2-caf garpEe. oil heat; lge.
;,p ,fspisss syiTains lRS posi;a Ess sGS sssss
i,n Nm ~ s.tnrSss NAV -. 'oV0 'tssi
ass IN EsOifI%iNS i % xyE.. seat pleasant,
Nd. .--pet. house with nice yard
avail iinnaed. $40 per mo. Kew nt
1900 Rollins ave. Can BHfTzELIA
PMIsiMlT III n NILS. FALLS CHuEcii-
3-hsdrEn.. bath rambler. On Y acre;
nssy Sfs irg % %snoRp,ns opH ,or a nsss rs.eosa so@
ton. kysiisSis Oet. Is; sss mo.
! M MBEbRMs.: new brick: fuIl bsmt. !,
off-stfeet parking: 81 Underwood
81, NV. Vacant Can Mr., LAUdH-
LIN. Ho. 2-3566. Ext. $50. Open
ss.BsEDRsM 81 BuNGALow with /.
acres 81 land: close 70 everything:
Sii0 mo. WALcROFT REALToR,
uN. 4-s400. anytime
MD. - 3-bedroom
rambler: excellent condition; 2
years old. Kitchen complete with
refriEerator. gerbnge disposal and
automatic washer. Convenient 70
NH, Bethesda Hospital and NV.
WsshinEsc,I,;a y.,.s ,,oI,;a.d is5 3 psEa1 psE month
1927 etss eT. N.Ms--s0 rooms, kit,
!. $3.50. oWNER9. phone pt. I-e212.
nElGs TEkAACk. nm. - a-hedrm.
dlshwsshsr; sicse % frsnsp., shop.
ping. achcois; Sl2b mo- no. H-b41 D,
7i6 R0xB0nO n. NV. - Lovely
csl ce:H'isik Hi. sRssie'H saxss IA 's,.ssoo, -
f7ap LAN1ER n. N.w.---s bedrooms, s
: Z baths, full dining room. 2 kitch-
{ ems. Eo0d eloeet space. pofches.
gnrage, ettIc stcrage. Partly fur
nlshed 4 desired. One block. from
shoppine eenter and excellent trans-
AESyaNbaii.x AgSyta1Ns1Saaii ogvsn vps l9 K S.d;m, n.
sssss: E .s lsI.s mn u ssrs A. 'ss sssrslsoi ss
AEIinNstGs;xON-Briek nsG semidet., !
hedrmss newly decorated, fenced
yard. close to shnpping center and
bus line, 3 min. from dpwntown
Wael1inKtun; only 500 per month.
3ibB. Wayne q. For further tnfof..
call OF. 4-0901, before 3 pm.
FALLS CHURCH -hedruoin, no
hRtement brick rambler: eir con-
fiiicner; modern equipment; avail
M pESxt,iili, = }cs Ess EEsnsn; ~. H25r ff.
t-sSB6.
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2S04 VALLEY DIR.
ALEXANDRIA, VA I

Excellent det, brk- home wiiiy. r,n,.
SS,netss' Snds large kit On Isl a.. s
basement. sas heat. Renta ny Si1, ~ ~
3 mo. Dir: Out Shirley hWy Ia
King 81. left s mi. . Texaeo sta !.
1ett on W. Braddock 8 mi IL
valley DR.. right to house. H. d.
sMf1Hx Cos Sll 18th 1t. NV.
585l POTOMAC AVE. NV.
Detached brick Colonial IN exeel.
cord.; 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. sarsss:
view overlooking the river. W. n
55AMlTH. 5AITH. AD, 4-eS7I; Mon, DI. a
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Edmund ]. Flynn Co.
tco-op, Ant Authority since 1890
Wa'niqsaasa Rsssa.nse: s.es 10. 7-sss7 s-snoo
SIP CONN. AVE. NV.
OPEN SUNDAY. 2-e
Beautiful apt, of ity. rma hedrm.,
foyer. mod. hit. and bath. screened
sIisf ssii Tor Sie.sso. fails sRaa iSnn.. or s
nlent and opefating cost; excel
clientele and mznegement. Also
an excel, 2-bedrm. apt. with south
erfi exposure for slifhtiy more.
See Miss 9amhy IN lobby. or call
her eves. IN. 2-I4e0.
1901 wyoming Ave. NV.
i BLOCK EAST or CONN. AVE.
Owrer Transferred. win sell this
splendid apt. ot Nv. rrn.. twtn-ped
rooms, dinetfe Of den, mod. kit.
and bath, Q Ire. closets. for &1U,-
500. incl HtndeW air-eond. unit:
Tooi garden. ai-6r. sisS. service.
a BARuArN-pRIcEp EFFICIENCY
Ccny. elose-in NV. loc.: spienaid
hlds., elsy. service and reeepiienist
For further Information and apt.
70 see any Of these Aptt. cal
j. Buxton Aiken. EN-. S-38o4
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2ss3 Ontario Road NV.
vate circular arlyeg4y and
ample 81 street parking are
available for your tnspectiQn
this Afternoon. Aek for Mr..
OWENS 81 ONTARIO switch-
board. III
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56i4 5th ST. NV.
cSlGpi', sII S,Iss sSw bEisk 4; ssarm. BAN.
700 IRVING ST. NE.
Det corner home. On lee. i'll.
rms. 2 baths, attic. full bstii5 al
I: w; a., 2 garages. $Il6,
= ae aoenTmsI baths, lgs lly, rm. with
disposal, dishwasher, den, dcubie
stalrcases. All utils. incl; heat furn.
$3.50.
Sullivan Brothers
1890 K 81. NV. Nh. e.4s2s.
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1885 letfl Street NV.

Beautifully furnished small t6wn
house: living and dining rooms. tvo
neurooms and bath; two firepiaces.
ThoS. ]. Fisher & co.
7as 18th Street NV. pI, 7-6sso
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WHEI,AIIiI,'iT'YN'

';aedrni; brick; liy, rm., din. rn,..
kits inll bsmt., I blk from shopping
thing, $3.50 per mo. ASHLEY SNg
z40o. Price ave. 10. $3.50.
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FLYNN Co-oPs
OPEN. 2 10 5


Conn. Ave. 81 pc5tsr 81. NV.
y. 2 and ) bedroom apart-
$4,000. Some aforementioned
and eompietel1 nodefnIze1
with ..dreein kttehens.n Ma
JoR 0ARVEx will be biad to
show any Or al o. them 70
you today. AK for him ct
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! sEAgIIggLLy sEMopElED

1112PlIsH5ass 1sPacio6s HoMEsY HEo5ARYzlA
= g..s: a. eSs az. g os...I 3 I0rs ..s sovn er
.sei RI. Gas sna Be- Bath. R sss e. e. Il sFd 1S: G
plus ufil. Deep rear yd. with pvt.
would rent for $fiO To S125. Cali
!. VACANT AND REDKCoRATED
3 z snsbsnsa SsEssscn 81 81 NE Me-
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ApTs. UNfURNIsHED-yA.
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$40 SEWARD SQUARE s.E.
Hot-water heat. redecorated; SIS.
CALL
JOHN r. PINKETT, INC.
Wkdsys.. $50 70 . DU. 7-o7oy
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CHEVY iia. CHASE, D. G.

$[st, oHs, etcs, COW, TO every.
tning $50 per mo, ASHLEY. INC.
2405 Price ave: 10. 5-s3a3
CHEVY CHASE, .. g.
4l0l Ingomar st. NV.
Detached corner house, eight roems
pne full bath. two = baths. Four
bsdrooms,. House IN good condifiof1.
oil heat: lear garsee. Rent. $780,
Thos. ]. Fisher & Co. Inc
7as 18th Street NV. DI. s-s;s3o
MOUNT PLEASANT
Row brick. seven rooms and batT a
6edrooms). oil heat, I-car rarane;
near car and busiines. Good eni,df.
fion thrcuehout. Rent, Sos.
Thos. ]. Fisher & Co, INC.
73S 18th Street NV. DI -8sat,
Mr. DUPONT CIRCLE
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cAaETAKEE,s COTTAGE

Email, on 20p-acre farm; 24 miles
from ceutfr Of town. near Groom,
Nd. e small bedrms., liy. rrn.. with
nreplaee. Ire. Kitchen dfnette. bath
with shower and automatic hot
water: nice yard with LARGE garden
Immediateiy: other facilities AVAIL
able including indoor and outdoor
swimming pool. tennis court, Ice.
lake for nfhtng. Ideal for 2 or 8
bachelors or married couple with
Of children. Call Market =
244S for detailE. Owner interested
IN reliable tenant rather than rent.
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ST. hlfCiiAEL's PARISH - Lee.
Colonial house, mr.. shopping cen.
ter. now available. JU. b-a6ss,
FAIRFAX CITY--S1i5 mo-. new
brick rambler; Ice liv. rnn., din.
srsh. ssrss. 3 nise size bedEms. tuI tile
fuii bst. b ~ With i'n pictre ~ esec viSaoR iSS1P:
beaut wooded X acre lot. fprrI
HANowasfL CO.. yE l.o4oo. Z
0.L.0.F. PARISH, tparkiawnI I--3-
bedrm. brick; Venetian blinds, gar
bAee disp.i oversize refgr., gasI
heat; nr. bus; stores. schools. s105I
$50 Z BG4rEafSGT ilfSS sr. N.W.--rdeaiI
p-rnl, 2-bath det. home nj. wal
ter Reed. shopping. trnnsp. Largei
LHRSSE i SkTxcHfEED CHI Nj NOM Ma q / aoth|
and RI, ave: NE, gas heat Ist1
REAnfY' RsaEnAnnffTs'ai III only a4s $2 No n A5aes$yE 5lss$iyo
ALEx.---3-bedrm. rambler. 500. on
OWNER, 50. s. 7esi ~
FALLS CHURCH - Lee, Cape Cod
newly decorated on VI acre lot, q
iss and rs ir can Ga ss Sadly h 55sl SSisRsed SSsd
into lge. bedrms: MI, school;;
detached garaee SI2b. HEULAli
GOSS. ia, 2.66B9,
Nh. WALTER REED - 4-bedrm.,
center.hall det.. brick Colonial; eony.
scho0is. churches, transp.. nhop.
Is ssiisInss sisS sss1ls1o i as :..s r &
CaE.vsYi' 81. 4 cHAsE, b. C.-p.tached 81
hedrm. bath, End a.: shower IN
hsmt.; $3.50, Open Sunday, 2 TO Q.
1903 Jennifer 81. NV.
y. ARL.yp Postwar brick and frame
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Former Falls Church Resident
Figures in Vienna Spy Story

themselves in a washroom. Later
the international police patrol
arrived and took the Americans
away, turning them over to
United States authorities.
Less than an hour after the
incident the Soviet information
service came out with a protest,
later delivered to United States
authorities, from Acting Soviet
High Commissioner v. M. Kras-
kevich. The protest charged:
Mr.. Gray invited Nalivaiko to
the cafe and introduced him to
Col. Manning. With documents
forged by themselves" the
Americans tried to blackmail and
then to bribe the consul into
going over to the American side.
The United States Embassy
gave this explanation:
Mr.. Gray, a former United
States Army civilian employe
here had been gathering material
for a book. He had known Ma
livaiko socially and telephoned
him. The Russian indicated he
| was in serious difficulties with
Soviet authorities and arranged
for the meeting.
| Asked About Asylum.
| At the cafe, the Russian talked
with Mr.. Gray and Col. Manning
for about 20 minutes, asking
whether his family could get
asylum. Told the United States
policy is to grant asylum to all
politically oppressed persons. Ma
livaiko suddenly Jumped up and
the beer tossing incident ensued.
Investigation" the embassy
said. " shows that Nalivaiko,
protesting to be seeking asylum,
served as an agent provocateur.
The fact that the Soviet Infor-
nation Service issued the text
of an official note of protest i'm
mediately after the incident and
many hours before the note was
delivered to the American EN-
bassy. alone indicates a carefully
planned entrapment by the Rus
SianS."
The, embassy said latter in
vestigation of the incident. Mr..
Gray and Col. Manning were as
Sumed to have left Vienna"
|. Mr.. Gray, who speaks Russian
and has a Russian-born wife,
had returned to Vienna early last
week. the embassy added. It re-
fused to give any information on
Col. Manning.
Evening star., 1955-02-07
Sugar, Red Problems
Occupy Nixon in First
Official Calls in Cuba
BY the Assoeiotsd Press

HAVANA. Cuba, Feb. T.
Sugar and communism occupied
the chief attention Of Vice Presi-
dent Richard M. Nixon today
as he began the first round OF
official calls on his 12-stop Carib-
bean tour.
Accompanied by his wife ano
Henry Holland, Assistant See-
retary of State for Inter-Ameri-
can Affairs. Mr.. Nixon arrived
here from Washington 40 minute:
late last night after one of his
planes four engines went out OF
commission. His four week
itinerary also includes Mexico
Guatemala, Ell Salvador. Hon.
duras, Nicaragua, Costa Rica
Panama, the Virgin Islands
Puerto Rico, the Dominican
Republic and Haiti.
Mr.. Nixon announced Mr.. Hol-
land was flying on today te
Rio De Janeiro ITO continue
negotiations on various economic
projects which have been pend
ing for some time" There he
was to join two men closely con.
cerned with Latin American
development projects-Assistan1
Treasury Secretary Andrea
OVERLY and Hawthorne Arey o1
the United States Export Import
Bank.
Economic Talks Planned.
Neither Mr.. Nixon nor Mr.
Holland would specify what was
to be discussed in Rio. but it was
believed several major Brazilian
economic programs would ba
gone over. Mr.. Nixon empha'
sized that the visit of the three
officials had mo relation what
soever" to political affairs.
Mr.. Holland is expected to re.
join Mr.. Nixon in Mexico City
later this week.
Mr.. Nixon's schedule today in
cluded an official call on PreSi.
dent Andres Domingo, a private
visit with President-elect Full
gencio Batista, and a dinner
honoring the Vice President ano
his wife at the Presidential
Palace tonight. Mrs. Nixon was
to visit various orphanageS anc
institutions with Mrs. Batista.
Sugar Surplus Studied.
Sugar, on which Cuban econ.
omy largely depends, was the
major topic for discussion be.
tween Mr.. Nixon and his hosts
The island republic has a mil.
lion-ton surplus, but United
States sugar beet and cane grow
ers are also faced with a surplu!
and are pressing for increased
marketing quotas in the United
States which would slice Cuba''
share.
Mr.. Nixon was said to fee
that there should be no revision
In quotas before the end oi
1856.
Evening star., 1955-02-07
BY the Asseeioied Press

VIENNA, Feb. T. United
States and Soviet authorities
swapped spy charges and coun-
tercharges over the week end as
a result of a eer-tossing episode
involving two Americans and a
Russian consular official.
The Russians accused the
Americans of Turing Soviet Con-
sui B. J. Nalivaiko to cafe and
trying to bribe him to go over
to the United States side. The
Soviets said their consul became
"enraged" and "decisively re-
| jected the attempt"
The United States Embassy
| tagged Nalivaiko an agent pro-
vocateur and limited the Rus
slams staged the incident in order
to tighten police control in vi
emma. Australian police looked
on the affair as a clash of Amer
| lean and Russian intelligence
forces that had flared into the
open.
The get-together occurred Sat
urday at the Gartenbau Cafe ir
Vienna's international sector
Nalivaiko joined the Americans
Robert Gray, formerly of Falls
Church, Va, and a Col. Francis
Manning for a beer.
Beer Thrown at American.
Austrian police said that after
the three had chatted awhile
the Russian suddenly jumped ur
shouting and dashed his beer in
the face of one of the Americans
Uniformed Russians quickly ap-
peared and tried to grab Mr.
Gray and Col. Manning. they
said. but the two barricadeo
Evening star., 1955-02-07
First Swedish Navy Ship
Since '83 Greeted in Japan
By the Associated Press

TOKYO, Feb. THE first
Swedish navy ship to visit Japan
in 70 years-the training ship
Alvesnabber-was greeted here
today with a 21-gun salute.
The Swedish anthem was
played as the crew stepped onto
the docks for a five-day stay.
Capt. w. Edenberg, the COM
manding officer, visited the I'M
perial Palace and signed the
imperial registry.
The 21-gun salute was the
first fired by the new Japanese
navy since the end of World
War II. A special order of
blank shells had to be rushed
through a local factory at cost
of 1900.
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$4,000 Claims

More than $4,000 Hazel claims were re-
ported. People showed patience and under
standing as adjusters worked day and night.
Today more than 800 of the claims have
been adjusted. Emergency forces are still
working to finish the job.
Capital stock fire insurance companies
will pay at least 500 million to repair
Hazel's damage. Losses from Carol and
Edna will double this amount. Automobile
and marine losses add many more millions
to the total
Evening star., 1955-02-07

broker have been constantly on the job as
sisting you and the entire community.
Evening star., 1955-02-07
Hurricane Hazel -s92 Million Blow

Pennsylvania, New York and on into Can
ada. You saw the damage it did. These scenes
were repeated in hundreds of communities.
Evening star., 1955-02-07

soewoy offers four brands Of Eggs these wonderful
and matter which you buy every egg guaranteed to
peose you 1000 all your money back without fuss qubbe
So do thousands Of shoppers do every dy shop sofewoy
for creom O. the Crop Breakfast Gems Morning stor or II
Grond Eggs in the new nodded seoekne eoons There's
brand and q price to suit every poeketbook.
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AVIATION
BOATS

1916 AERoNCA CHIEF. licensed to
Jan. SO; Recovered in 80. 500.
Call JU. 5-6S2l. -26
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Call any evening, Saturday
or Sunday, Mr.. Magnitzky,
LU. 4-1135; Mr.. Nicely, 10.
1892, or Mr.. Beall, HO.
2-1978.
BEALL, TURNER & co.
1105 VERMONT AVE.
HO. 2-1978 MA. 8-6131
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

WILL sUBLEAsE or rent $40 50, It.
sias RIdsa-fsE MR G%6d %6RRis iRs'f Ma s-sasc sc
EXCEL. LocATIoN-Approximately tely
$50 50; s.ts e.; 3 rooms. ssS month
FURN. Ri on INFuRN.. large single
BETHESDA. new modern bldg. fully
OIL 2-s30O: ewes. and Sun. OIL
Mills HIS . BLDG.-single ofnees dec
oratsd to your nIv tssse sS I'd Aya1iaPie n
S093. OLIVER T. CARR. REALIoR
UNFURN. PVT. OFFICE, approx. isx
15 #. in suite Of law ofices; use Of
reception rn. l4th and K loc. Avail.
DuPoNf iLhGgSi CHI CIRCLE IL 8LDG., 1s4e Conn,
ception loom and private toilet, dec
GRATED to suit. Rental will meet your
budget. Open for inspection daily
including Saturday. or phone "a Al
$5b: others at $50; furnished and
air-conditiened if desired. 81, j.
BPeST1HSEsDA-New ultra modern air
conditioned building: janitor serv-
ice. Single rooms. $50. Suites from
S125 to $50 per mo-. one iAclng
Wis. ave. GEO. W. ROBERTSON.
Realtor. 1895 Wis. ave. OIL. 2-2l %.
Va. AREA-Two-story. bssu-
tifully finished ONCE. ali. .cond.;
Ii. 7.7a00. ewes. JU. e-4375, go
S55 month; or will sell furniture
and rent for S45: air conditioning
available. co. $4,000. Ia
MD.-Newly decorated
3-room suite available for doctor
ar dentist In modern building in
excellent location. DI. 1924.
OFFICES TO SUIT
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GARAGES
AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

FORD 80 Tudor VS. or coupe: fee.
sonable Phone LU. 3-1634. 10 ,
Oldsmobiles and Mer.
curys needed for Western market.
Bonus cash price paid for extra-nice
cars. Call AID 4-9SS2 BLASS q
CLARK. cor Of N. Capitol and
DEALER. in town this
week will pav cash for ali makes
and model cars Call Ia 0-za01,
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Lors AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

's WstsT acHhs sairias ~ e'.s0p Co. fns %i f b.
and iG Va. Mr.. olson Wo. 6-aos9
3 ACRES, overlooking 202, q miles
D. c. 700-ft. frontage, adj, Brock
Hall. $4,000: terms arranged. Ideal
for ranch.sype ,nns1 rambler; :,Snro h9rsesnode noe
D: c, Sur. by pretentious homes:
esss. esss, Va Va BlSdss BISt HSp " VI, fIEWis
NEAR coENgEgR, Ngg,yp,I oE LINNEAN ~ i AVE AZ
AID ar1oo nftASndN,St y ad,aesnt To Rock Greek
Piart. Ex. s.5i74 and EN-. a-5477
FoREsTvnLE, MD. Level corner
lot on paved street; all utils; incl
$1,000. BREHME CO.. JU. S-40iO.
ByILDERs-Ie large lots IN Y SILVER H
ave, balance on finished Ii.% Il, street, Get.
sonably priced. VIII subordinate Y;
can Mr, Fisher with : oaSo R LITTLE TIL
c5oSniMRsRfcfAL IN RSRffccffAL SITES, Arlington,
from rom So T. 81. so. j, MAYNARD
FATRFAx--BEAUTIF ClEAhE!D
i 1710-acre lot; 100-ft. road 'front.' NJ
cash. esst Nes Asking $1,000. JE. 4-5l96'
NosfH syssi ARLrNGToN-s acre. Con-
venient Riverwood section. Priced'
WRIaar sSSS : E7fs 7fSIAckMAS sslMI a. rNc s;si5S j3.
sIESEPY iSasS HOLLOW. va, = mi; White
Eouse-Beautiful lot, beautiful Sec
ton; acre plus; $4,000; water.
sewer. Close to shopning and where
woodward 4 Lothrop sntr., snd car and
neke .nS y ge Pc essSss S secton
Of exclusive homes. BY OWNER,
III - 11.e0o So fl. in
Fails Church. In community grow
ing by 'eaps and bounds. 73-ft.
frontase on w. Broad s .,sss. $; tRts; i,si z
Ssi'S seii Quickly. viii sacrifce at 81 ;S5
So. II. wen below present market
value. OWNER, JE.. 2-1229.
MD, Potomac area--h
acre plus building material for small
tssssgSs ssS .ers Had ssSs sHur e.sS Ssn and aoSs ss
III aa5: terms, S4e5 cash, sos mo.
EDWARD O. ADAMS. OIL. 2-9511.
INDIAN HEAD hwy. in Accokeek
section, RI. Foote area. overlooking
river. And waterfront acreage.
NEWCoMB REALTY. 10. 2-7e5b.
,75 ACRES, Q mi. Leonardtown
courthouse. st.. Marys Co.. Md. Nr.
good fishing, ete.--Some tillahle to-
bacco soil; recent timber cruise
shows over q million IT. mixed saw
timber: bldgs, in need. Of repair; 2
ysTy ssTm ss st5semi S.i Raes ess ne J6
. ''is,' rs s ACRE RAMBLER sITEs,
wooded; Clinton and Norbeck; 81, 600 |
per O.; terms. OWNER. JU. 5-5533.
20s
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DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE, telephone service; secy
and FOR bkkg. OPTIONAL; excel park
ing. LIST a., new air-cond. bldg.
Az Az" 4,4S46 sun nm and and eyes YES oGS6 WS6
Evening star., 1955-05-19

Sale In Association With
j. Fuller Groom Realty Co.
2O6 Radio Bldg, Arlington. Va.
ia. 7-44S7
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AUToMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS
MERCURY eng. 1e47: semirace, best
offer, also 1910 Mercury parts, r.,
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SILVANHURST

As an example, we offer corner lot
No. 4, containing over. acres OF
about 175.000 square feet. of land
and is equal to the area Of "A lots
each 60x120. The price for this
lot fronting on the paved highway
Is $4,000.
Another example Is lot .16 on the
new street being built by US CON:
$4,000 square feet Of land, which
is equal in area to 25 lots each
60x120. The price Of this lot is
S1,500.
Directions: Drive out Pa. ave. Sc,
over the Sousa Bridge to Branch
ave. south on Branch ave: or Mary
land Route No. 5, cross U. s. Route
30l. then straight through Brandy
wine to the paved road leading to
the light at Baden grocery store,
still south bearing to right on
Horsehead Road past 1mmanueI
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THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1885
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PROPERTY FOR REM
STORES FOR RENT

OPPOSITE Shoreham and Sheraton
Hotels, nr. lse. apts. and nyt. houses.
Store with z bay windows, in mod,
for many types OF businesses or
office space. Reas. rent RA. .6-0051
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES location. In
heart Of financial district; LOO So:
suitable for furrieT, fashion tailor,
mems wear. women's wear, uniforms
or travel agency For further in
tormsstion oSs cal Mr.; y ,,o,;sEn jsdneg; p
5iS Il ST. N.E.-store and . rooms
III. ". =, SMITH. INC" NJ. 7.5ssi7
1900 81 "a sLodR t5R' q ST. N.w.-a7xioo.
viii remodel, to suit your needs
DSwNToWN' 4 efSHTNi sToRE' S1i '-i.5c LOCATION
In heart Of heavy walking trafie
small; modern store: $3.50 mo. Ii.
SANDY h5Sf sPRINGs-Availsbls soon.
new stores; 23x90. plenty Of park
8s ssas sss.ed L issSRRRns 'fBss5 Bkosus Gs
CORNER MASS. AND CoNsTfTTu.
+ TION AYES. NE. 13s 9TH Stood
any business. Me S-004I. --1g
906 9Th 81 Sc, Excellent Sc. To-
cation; reasonable rental: colored
ARL.. VA.--Ir weil-established shop
ping center; Space ct 81 so 50. IT,
This is an ideal location for q deli
catessen, florist, beauty shop, etc I.
ample parking WEAVER BROS.
INC, DI 7-S3o0 Ewes, EN-. 2-S49a.
224 e. CAPITOL sT.--LarRe store, ex-
cellent for novelty or souvenir shop;
heat furnished. VIII redecorate to
suit tenant; only $3.50 mo, Call
co. 5-6S22: ewes, RA. 6-s322.
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
VACATION PLACES

sANBoRATON. N. H.-comfortabie
Colonial farm house on hilltop: Q
iSs IT, SsdrmsT msTs lno ny; Fof a. sasss nasle rm
IA
KITTY HAWK BEACH. N. C.-iO0
yds. from Atlantic ocean, near store
and fishing pier: hot shower, electric
kitchen. & adults. S75 wk. UN, f.
90S4 for details. -19
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
INDUS. PROP. WANTED

WANTED TO BUY on IonR-term ar
rangement or satisfactory lease, 30,-
ably zoned for lumber ward and mill
work oLeration In Silver Spring. Ia
koma PIX. Hyattsville or Queens
Chapel area. Write, giving details In
full location, footaEe. ; coming and
tentative dealing price. Box l7-C.
Star. Ia
Evening star., 1955-05-19

4 ACRE HoMEsTTB; front on high
way: beautiful view. Vicinity of
Manassas. Open to good cash offer.
3O-ACRE tract, Sleepy Hollow; utili-
ties available: Area fast developing.
III. a-SaS6 WEEKDAYS tili ..
Evening star., 1955-01-31
Dr.. Frank ShuItz, 81,
Dentist 50 Years
And Former teacher

DR.. Frank Hood Shultz, 80,
Washington dentist for the. last
so years. died yesterday at his
home, 5503 Broad Branch
road NV.
DIR. Shultz had Offices at
1926 I street NV. He taught
operative surgery at George
town University for five years.
Born in Lancaster. Ohio, DR..
Shultz. took two years of pre-
medical training at the Uniyer.
sity of Pennsylvania and after.
wards entered the dental school
there. He came to Washington
to practice. He studied also at
George Washington Dental
School.
DR.. Shultz was a member of
the Medical and Dental Societies
of the District. q charter MEM
Der Of the University Club and
a member of the Chevy Chase
Club and Biltmore Forest Coun-
try Club In North Carolina.
In 1918 he married the late
Constance Gray, and had two
sons. Capt. William Gray Shultz.
killed in the Battle of the Bulge.
and Frank, ir,, SAILS Connecticut
avenue NV.
Besides his son he is survived
by his widow. Mrs. Ida Pritchard
Shultz. and a grandson.
Services and burial will be
private,