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$495 DOWN. $50 MO.

P1OO D0V4Ny pOO 1VIOs
OPEN TO-DAY AND MONDAY
1908 Charles Road-Viers Mill
Wheaton areal-Practically new @
bedroom shingle rambler. Large
well-landscaped fenced yard, alumi-
mum storm windows: full basement;
gas heat; bus at door, school and
shopping center short walk Vacant,
move in with deposit. May con-
slider lower down payment to re-
sponsible party. Drive to Wheaton
shopping center, turn left to house.
LU. 2-1557. weekdays, 10. 2-O4OO.
Buy direct from owner
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mo.

COLLEGE HEIGHTS ESTATES. 1000
snd-stone Ar rambler: !: fuli Saths:
garaee: beautiful lot. GI appraised,
S35, 600. WINSTON C. CLAY. WA.
COLLEGE PARK-only 5000 down
buys this immae. and modern B.
fuli-size din. rm. an dfull bsmt; !;
beautiful cor. lot with drive for Of
st. parking. Forced sale! Full
price only $4,000. Monthly pay
ments approx Sl1Q incl taxes and
ms Smaller monthly payments with
Gse tbs one Sssh s gown stsa pSn mss can sefias THE
PERRY BOSWELL CO.. WA. 7-4500
COLLEGE PARK-AcADEMIC At
MOSPHERE and Colonial charm
Lge. liv. .rm. with frepl,. din. rm.,
sunny kit. with dishwasher, dis
posal and elec, stove; bath and .
bedrms. downstairs. stalrways to
bedrms. and huge bath upstairs;
full bsmt. with washer. drier, ironeg
port; tenced-in yard adjacent to
school on quiet, blind street near
trolley and bus. within waking uIst.
of Univ. of Md. By OWNER. As
sumo lge. FLA loan. 46l4 Harvard
COLLEGE PARK-3-bedrm. rambler;
lot, ,l0Ox150, Ia baths, storm doors,
COLLEGE PK.-Attr. 3-bedrm. bunsa
iiully equip. gas heat. level fenced
cash. tnon-GI only S1;20o dn,,
sEALToR. SPa 1856. WA. ~ 1861.
COLLEGE PARK-ACADEMIc AT
MOSPHERE and Colonial charm
Lge. Nv: rm. with hrepl., din. rm.,
sunny kit. with dishwasher, dis
posal and elec. stove: bath and 2
6edrms. downstairs. stairways to
z 5edrms. and huge bath upstairs;
port: fenced-in yard adjacent to
school on quiet, blind street near
trolley and bus, within walking dist
g s,o uniV' Uni 4s, 9f Ms; d. ,,. BY By OWNER.
PARK. s10,7OO-solid ma
Sonry. Picturesque, 3-bedrm. ram.
bier, g. yrs. old. In spotless condi-
tlon. LARGE corner lot, GI moth
ing down and sos month pays all.
6EHkdE 4FsSSRneiAIEs FSRS psSo WA Pis4 81 49,
proved. Brick rambler of 2 bed
rms, equipped kitchen with dining
area. Large, fenced, corner lot.
Nothing down and S63 month pays
an REALTY ASSOCIATES. WA.
COIMAR MANOR, 1909 4oth pl.-
Open Sun. 1-6; 6-room bungalow,
null bsnlt;.:. Sl0.50Q. Asking 81 500
down. L. H. CARMICHAEL, REALTY
CO. JU. 9-Qt01; ewes. JU. 7-S263
COLMAR MANOR, 4207 Monroe ST.:
GIL. S575 dn.-Sparkling 5-rm. and
bath brick bungalow: screened porch,
gas heat. full bsmt.; vacant. H.
CARLYLE de LOZIER. Realtor
WA. $4,000, WA. 7-0935.
COTTAGE CITY, 37l5 10th st.-At-
tractive. 5-rm. bungalow, porch.
SHADE, bsmt;, fenced yard: $1,000:
$1,000 cash. 9. P. BICKFORD,
owner; TO. 9-6O3l. 80
DECATUR hElGHTS-Near schools,
transp. and shopping; fine. 3-bedrm
rm.. with fireplace, full din. rm.
walk-out bsmt., oil h.-w H.; Sl5,95O,
terms, LOUIS MILLER, Realtor.
UN. 4-2723; ewes. WA. 7-6O12.
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C-14 THE SUNDAY STAR
HOUSES SALE-Mp. Cont

Washington, D. C.
SUNDAY. MAY 90, 1855
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CHEVERLY

OPEN HOUSE IT PM.
250S Lake ave-. 2-story brick and
frame, side porch. full bsmt., level
lot: conven. to schools and bus:
GI approved, S14,750; must sell.
CLYDE r. ADAMS. Realtor. UN.
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HILLCREST HEIGHTS
MORNINGSIDE'

FORCED SALE-MAKE OFFER
home with living room, equipped
kitchen and floored upstairs. Large
lot. Small down payment, Call
ewes. LO. 7-20R0.
WEST REAL ESTATE 10. s-pSOO
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HILLS, S14,950 33Os
Gumwood DIR. Open Sunday and
Monday, / to 6-Charming brick
rambler In perfect condition. on q
large lot, commanding a panoramic
view. 3 large bedrooms. bath. living
room with fireplace, dining room,
all-electric kitchen plus washer and
drier. Screened porch. Gas hot water
heat. GI approved. REALISTINGS
CORP. HU. 3-5333 day or night.
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N. COLLEGE PARK, MD.
$l3.25O INCL. GROUND

$13,250 INCL. GROUND
Open Sun. and Mon, 1-dark-Excel-
lent financing, best terms offered,
30-yr.. 4lseo money! $1,000 down.
Sell mo-, plus taxes and ms:
new 3-bedrm. ramblers. De luxe
bath. lge. liv. rm.. pic. window. mod.
kit. full bsmt.; close U. OF Md,
new r, I. ave, nr. new Nat. Sec.
Bldg. Mr.. Lauer on prem. Dir:
Out Rte. /. Ia mi. north U. Of
Nd, right on Edsewood I'd. / block,
left to open sign. HE 4-350O;
ewes, AP. 7-71S9. W, W. LEWIS
Evening star., 1955-05-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
BELTSVILLE RAMBLER
<1 10n CASH-S1s 75n

beauty; lovely hardwood
tis;; 3 bright eedrms.. ceramic siled
hrye lot. 50x237; excellent financ-
ing. On Maple place, Just on Pow
der Mil rd. Call Mr. Manuel DE,
2-9732. to inspect.
Raalfu MO 7-70n2
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UNIV. PARK-Brick Colonial; large
liv. rm;. rec. rm.. bedrms,. din.
rm., ga baths. scr, porch, attached
garage; fenced yard, shade trees
and flowers; see. 500; OWNER. WA.
Evening star., 1955-05-29

RIvERDALE PARK-A real show
f1agstone home. with frepl.. oil
h,-w. h; det. garage. On large
corner lot with extensive land
scaping. An amazing value at
only Sl6.950. Call THE PERRY
BOSWELL CO. WA, 7-450O
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I EMFIG I11IIO
Large all-brick rambler on a-acre
din. rm.. kit. with breakfast area,
master bedrm. with shower. 3 addi-
tional bedrms. with hall bath. Full
bsmt. with partitioned rec. space,
fireplace and bath. Custom built
home. Open Sunday. 6427 Portal
Evening star., 1955-05-29

HOME AND INCOME
All-brick home with apts., with
bedrooms, kitchen, living room.
and bath. each: basement. oil
h.-w.h.; AGAR garage: chicken
house; u eeres, located on Branch
ave: S24,950. Eges.. 10. 7-2o6n.
WEST REAL ESTATE 10. S-aSO0
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CHEVERLY
OPEN HOUSE IT Pm.
31O5 63rd ave. f-rm.. 2-story. brick
side porch. full bsmt., level lot. con-
ven. to parochisl and public schools,
G1 approved, owner transferred,
must sell. CLYDE r. ADAMS. Real
tor, UN, 4-ll43.
Evening star., 1955-05-29

la-ACRE LOT and large 6-rm., g
bath brick Cape Cod. Full bsmt.;
quiet neighborhood: near Maryland
University. Owner must sell and has
reduced price to VA appraisal of
S16.950. Call It'll 3 pm. WA. 2.
5000. ROBERT S. DAVIS d. CO.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27

Charles Byers. speaking fol-
the Windy Hill Beach Pier Cor
ooration, declared that business
nad been fine since the pier was
completed.
The pier is 40 feet wide at the
widest point. and is feet above
mean high tide instead of the
original pier distance of 10 feet
The wooden pier, constructed b.,
Thomas and Cos engineers, is
he first pier to 60 back sine,
The hurricane in October of las,
year its longer than the former
der and good IL feet wide a,
The narrowest point. Manager
Anton is on hand again this yeaI
% greet old friends.
A record crowd has been seen
ut Windy Hill for the past two
sundays and the popularity OF
the pier seems assured as cars
continue to arrive from distant
points, to fish, inspect the pier
md watch the progress of the
second pier rising On that beach
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27
Tragic Week On
sc Highways

April 10 through April l6 be-
came the most tragic week in
over a year and a half on the
highways Of the state as 20 pei
sons were killed and Isl injured
n 487 traffic accidents through
)ut South Carolina, according to
the State Highway Department,
weekly report. The new Poin,
system for Traffic Laws Violat-
ors became effective during the
late afternoon of April is, only
hours before the end of the trag-
c week. The last week in which
the death toll reached 20 OF
more in this state was August
iO-September 5, 1858. Tha,
week the number reached rs.
The 1855 traffic death toll
Jumped to 80 above last years
.otal for the same period.
Chief Highway Commissioner
Claude r.. Mcmillan viewed the
weeks tragic toll with alarm
The realization that 20 South
Carolinians lost their lives ir
one week on our highways il
frightening" he said. He urgec
very motorist to practice sant
and sensible driving habits ant
to remember care, courtesy anc
caution so as not to repeat thi:
tragedy.
Florence and Jasper Countie
reported three traffic fatalitie
each for the week while Claren
don, Horny and Marlboro hat
two deaths apiece. Eigh countie
reported one traffic death. The,
were: Chester, Dillon, Kershaw
Lancaster, Marion, Newberry
Spartanburg and York.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27
Fish BitingA
Myrtle Beach

Latest word among sportsmen
las II that "the fish are biting
1t Myrtle Beach, South Caro-
.ina's popular beach resort, as
he Ocean Plaza fishing pier
,oes into operation for the sum-
mer season.
The Ocean Plaza is the first
bier to reopen at Myrtle Beach
since ill-famed Hurricane Hazel
lit there in October.
Completely destroyed during
the storm, the new pier itself is
now completed and fishermen
are casting from it. Nearing
completion are the pier ticket
office and restaurant over
looking the ocean.
S. p. Captain SAM Gardner
is owncr-operator of the $50 #
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27
Fishing Season
|At WINDY Hill

April is saw the renewal o.
the fishing season on the Grand
Strand above Myrtle Beach,
rom Windy Hill north, as that
ate marked the official opening
~ the newly constructed Windy
Hill pier.
The new structure, over 1000
feet in length, had a record
crowd the previous Sunday and
cars with license tags from as
lar away as Michigan and Texas
were observed in the pier vicin-
ity. Fishermen and women
crowded the rails. bringing in
pompano and whiting.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27
WITH THE
ARMED FORCES

PFC Lennon r. Nance, %, son
of Mrs. L. L. Thomas, Route /,
Wampee, S. c., is scheduled to
take part in a tactical armored
task force maneuver during the
current 1855 atomic tests in Ne
vada.
He will be among 5000 soldiers
who will watch an atomic ex-
plosion and them move toward
Ground Zero as part of the task
force. The maneuver will be the
first of its kind for u. S. soldiers
undergoing atomic familiaIiza-
ton.
Nance, a jeep driver, regular
ly stationed at Camp Irwin
Calf, in Company B of the
72%rd Tank Battalion, entered
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27

81 victory over wampee.
s'rickiand and his effective
'at accounted for a total Of four
d the hometowner's eight runs,
me Loris youth also homered
with one on in the third inning
oeiiamy led the Wampee biting
WITH two singles in two times al
bat.
mampee l02 200 7-5-a
Loris l03 002 2-8-7-6
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27

pier. Owners and operators of
the pier restaurant are d. d.
(Doc) and John Moshures. bro
theirs long associated with the
business in Myrtle
Beach. The restaurant is expect
I'd to be ready for business in
The near future, John Moshurse
said. At that time an informal
opening for the pier and restaur-
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27
amt viii be staged.

ant VIII be staged.
Gardner said that the new
pier has been built to withstand
future hurricane damage. Il In
somewhat higher than formerly
with battered piling being used
instead OF upright riling. The
landward portion of the pier Is
of creosoted pine piling. The
caward part is of steel.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27

the Army In January 1854 and,
completed basic training at Fort
Knox. KY.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27
Aoris Defeats
|Nampee, 81

Gordon Strickland tripled In
|the tying and winning run in the
|seyenth and final inning Tues
|day afternoon to give Loris a
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1955-04-27

benamy and Ty.
burn and Aedlin
Evening star., 1955-02-18
STORES FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN. 927 10th st. NV
14x1O0 IT.; ideal for any type busi-
ness; parking space in rear Of store.
Call Mr.. KAY. ME. 5000. 23'
26I8 CONN. AVE, between Shore
ham and Sheraton-Pa Hotels
Approximately 1880: just remodeled
for immediate occupancy; suitable
for any type business except cannot
rent to ladies' wear: suitable rent
aoo ssll Mr. Lsggs,q ggs,qM pr Mr q e,1li aannsk EM
NEW ENHAs AssTfoRE. sox7o IT. with, ?9ul
ssss n: Capitol, TA. IA e-$osi. --ss :.
IA 18th ST. N.E.-LRe. store with
laUa'oTUy o URcIoo Ga esK KKEAITY stIIfst c. Rs
ASfTfssAaGjTrvE 4 ASfTTfss1AaGjTrvE NEW BLDG, 1000
SO. #; loc.- ct 23rd and Alabama
ave. Sc. with reserved parking area.
facing 6uitland parkway at entrance
to largest development in the city:
Cali iAH' 3. J. " WEL3TGAN. I'M u Ii. 5000. 5000.
or your own agent. -22
OVER 5000 SO. FIT. for small busi-
ness sad APT tsraa Ssntral pSsts lSs 81 sss s
cilities. Call AID. 2-19l0 daily; g.
sai4 u aiT; PINEY BR. nD., s. s.--Hestea sy
store. attractive front. Adyertisins
Heavy trafie; Parking front and
yScErT TseF SlaS SoRSER4f9ss, nj s-4sSs; for mos.
e. any s1oo Iasnsss Der monsh as Also smsiier
store, S75 per month. zAuAAii
REALTY, Realtor, Ii. 7.9377.
Evening star., 1955-02-18

COLORED APT. SITE
109x369; 36.39 units; excel. ne. 10.
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DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG. $40 nth ct. NV. mr..
Conn. and Knew mod, attractive
desk space for those who want the
and telephone service:
fuSn.: reas. ST, 3.7654.
OFFICE and desk space
In Dupont Circle area: telephone
answering, mail service avail. Call
DE $4,000,
Evening star., 1955-02-18
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

FROM OWEER--16-unit apt. bldg :.
downtown. near Massachusetts, ave.
and 10th st. NV, all flreproof, good
rental section: IS three-roofn apis.
and 3 four-r00m apts.: about SIS. 900
annual rental: will sell less than 9
times rent; bargain at SIS, 800.
Must sell. leaving town. Call MR..
PRICE. Ii. 7-0e21 or 10. S-6005.
go UNITS. close-in N. Arl.-i yr.
old: excel. cond.; ! blk. to bus,
schools, shoppins; gross income.
Cali LURIA BROS. "a. 7-S5OO.
% FAMILY. APT, good neighborhood :
2 apis. have pvt. entrances; S3S. .
900. Call Mr.. Domer, SANDOZ. INC.
WHEATON, BUSINESS AREA-25.11e
50. IT,, commercial. with adjacent
unlimited parking area: centrally
located; excellent for medical center.
professional bldg. large automobile
agency or recreation center, Call
10. $1,000; evenings, 10. 1850.
e BRICK HOUSES, i . corner In
,ood Sc. location now :fenttng for
si9.40 each. Possibility Of re-
modeiing 50 as TO receive hiGher
SSsnn., SspiSsas fs.' !. SSc sxGE g.. sssn ia y:
500.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

2lst AND X SITS. N.W.-Corner g
story brick BLDG; store front and
offices. $3.50 per moi will remodel.
Can MR.; SMITH. DI. 7-1411: eyes,,
vETERINARiAN--Haye ideal build,ns
and location in Bethesda, Md. OIL.
sosToRY BLDG. 1905 X st.-sait
store or office; 3rd floor suit. living
auartsns; DI; 7,o209. oo
So. #. in 4-story elevator sldg.
suitable for furniture store: dis
count house, restaurant-caterer.
ofices, etc, Moderate rental. KAsS-
BERGER, INC. EN-. 3-S100. 30
USED CAR LOT, Arlington, 10th
and N. Highland sts., available now,
CHARLES w. HOWE. ia. 4-1046
8 CHOICE COMMERCIAL sites. ]
with mod. bldg. for. lease or rent
81 S IsafeI caf psrEaay sGS 5s7ss sSusa q
JU. 9-4769. go
Evening star., 1955-02-18
FARMS

sTR0UT cATALOG--Mailed FREE!
35 states. STRouT REALTY, 234-
A Woodward Bldg. Washington
1876 essl.as ACRES. IS. WELL FENCED. with
woven wire. 5-rm. mod. home and
Arm. tenant house, barn. machine
shed. and horse stable: nice lake:
only "a mi. to Wash: S27, 300
OWNER. pu, 5-7s79. 30
20 mi. d. c., mile on main hwy. and
street; 40 Q. alfalfa: good BLUEGRASS;
outbldgs.; new fence: beaut. 0-rm.
mod. house, slate roof; lis. rm.,
1Sx32. 2h baths. oil heat: good
machy: 4S cows. MR.. OLSON. Wo.
sSs.AcRE DAIRY FARM on Q blk
top rds. 25 q. alfalfa; .9-rrn. mod.
house. an baths. h.-w. heat; 2-acre
pond. Beaut. view Of met. 3-car
garage: maids house; ten. houses.
48-cow masonry barn, 99.4 score;
silo, etc. 100 dairy cattle. Q reg.
bulls; 2 Tennessee walker horses;
all necessary mach; ample feed.
FARM ESTATE, 1000
acres, 8 miles river front, view Of
mts. Stately brick Georeian manor
house; IL rms, 9 master bedrn1s.,
4 baths; 2 other houses; farm bldgs.
$4,000. MR.. OLSON, Wo. g.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
OFFICES D STUDIOS ron RENT

OFFICE for lawyer In Washington
building suite: secretarial services
included. Reasonable. BOZ t72-a.
1 ELK. FROM CONN. AVE. at pu-
port Cir. BLDG rms. private en-
trance. suit. for once with Kitchen
cite. tile bath. parktns space. utth-
ties. AD. 4-a76S. lis
PRIVATE OFFICE, furnished. tele-
phone service; IN Edmonds Bldg. J;
$50 per month. Di. 7-7740. --1S
WHEATON, TRIANGLE--sinsle rms.
or suite space available. tmmediats
occupancy. can RA. 3-5396. lis
LAWYER, accountant. mfgr. repr.
and etc. to rent large once In down
town lawyers suite. 9T. 3-6060;
AIR -COND.. furn. ONCE with recep.
serv. in lawyers suite; temporary
space avail. NE. s-6S3S. --24
OFFICE SPACE, ssle. rms. $40 To
$50; 2-rm. suites, $70;. tel. and sec
EstaIial ssEyise aysii. scIENcE
NV, HUI, 3-797S,
Evening star., 1955-02-18
CHURCHES FOR SALE

nYATTsvILLE, MD. English Colon.
ial, built Of ruhble granite: complete
with bsmt.. kitchen and s. 8. bldg.
Call WA. 7-6050 for details. --1S
Evening star., 1955-02-18
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

YOU CAN HAVE BOTH--The home Of
your choice on the lot OF sour choice:
in . new subdivision tHillandAie
Forestl where the lots are. wooded
pUrSns fSa shs hSei T sssos & aaYfual H. ssa sssIs
near Shoreham Hotel: S5-ft. front.
Owner. J. e. KAHN. RE. 7-s67S, or
BHUhHiIDERsGseveral Hhi SER sSsl tracts Of land
in Alexandria, good locations with
ssNpAsp gftssNs ans sevsf sE.ITY EN- en- ov
|KENsINGTON--4 beaut. lots. cleared:
sewer. water, gas and street, ready
for building; must be sold immed, !;
crnhs, Slf 70 saH school ITtSnnH NJ sa1SSb. 10 7so
sssss ssessd Of ~ sesaf i4a Esaans Sssn sfsad ss
dence and fne outbuildines. INEz
CQsaAED, Realtor, EN-. 2-4232 or
BURToNsviLLE--Excel.. level home
3s5. 4. J. KEssINdER d Co. ~,
OFF BRANcH AVE. PARKWAY. Prince
Geo. County; 10ox150 IT,. In . nice
rxfRpax rsxSfaPaasltS hS izotsa ge s.2er.,
Desirable trsess 30 70 $50 acres;
DEVELOPMENT Priced $500 to
$500 per acre. Terms. sewer and
water. Buy now WITH no regrets.
For sppf.. call =. n. TRW1s. IA.
BEAUTIFUL BEAUTIFUL LOTS in Ea..lsnd S Gar
dssns dsns' northeast sato D; G.; psies reason, son;
8 WooDED ACRES. - 4as-fs. 1fr;ontase.
/ blk. from. Lee hwy. Just west Of
Fairfax in built-up area. near bus.
stores. school. You can't beat this
for $1,000 down, bal. easy terms.
J. B. pEMING. Realtor, IA. 8-0471;
rsyo syss GE CRs s-l6Satss 1l6Satxssoo. ,o,.,v 40 40
Fairfax County near Annandale:
$1;e6s each. LYN THOMPSON, IA.
READY TO BUILD oN--wooded lots,
incl. street and utiis, In one OF most
popular. sections OF Silver Spring
area: other lots in process Of deyel-
opment. Ready TO 90 soon. DUFFIE.
Ju. n-9HnA. HE 4-al4n
Evening star., 1955-02-18
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY ON End TRUsT---we will
buy 2nd-trust notes, p. G., nearby
Md. or Va. Reasonable rates. Ma
TTONAL MORTGAGE " INVEST.
MENT CORP, 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
MA. S-5S33.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARROW REALTY CO. Realtors.
1881 @ st. NV. ME. S-2495.
ARE YOUR PRESENT PAYMENTS
too hieh?7? Money loaned on lst
or end trusts. on terms 70 suit your
budget. Loans made In D. c., Nd.
and Va. Low interest rate. call MR..
FREEDMAN. WASHINGTON Loan 81
Trust Bldg. 900 F st. nv. RIM.
SO7. Telephone RE. 7-1525.
ed TRUST LOANS. immediate ap.
pratsals Cash in "A hours: mini.
mum rates. Ju. S-3606. anytime.
Cash IN ONE DAY--second ana
third trust loans. Also drst trusts
and payments lowered. EX. 3-7744.
TOP SPOT CASH FOR end TRUSTS.
count. aai; Mr.. QUICK. Id. + 1856.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
lst coM1. LAND-coNN. AVE.

$500 block: approx. 155-ft.
frontage: 10000 SO. TT. Ideal
for stores combined with Of
fices or for organization. May
be doctor. artist or architect
having their Offices In their
home. Complete details. w.
c, GERBICH. Exclusive. EN-.
2-027S. NO, 7-6825,
12
Evening star., 1955-02-18

1s, 200 so. TT. of heavy industrial
land with small bldg: Z weight
scales; ideal for metal or cement
yard; ne. section. For appointment.
call RE, 7-6443.
Evening star., 1955-02-18
HOUSES TO BUILD

MODERN HOME CoMroRTcRAFT-
9 bedrooms, all utilities: $500.
S700 dn.. $50 mo. On your lot.
acreage or beach property. Call to
see sample. Ju. S-4452. "a
Evening star., 1955-02-18

BUSY LOCATION
10000 "a. IT. OF floor space, Soft.
front show window; adjacent to
Hechinger's. Sears. Roebuck and
furniture store or super market.
Very highly populated area. Ex-
cellent for any large mercantile
business,
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AVIATION

J-3 CUB, licensed Ell June: best cash
offer over $27s; See at Hyde Field.
HAVE 5 OPENINGS in the four.place
PAGER Of the Leyser Flying Club:
hangared at Hyde Field: members
must have private license; menu
bers only on this rlane. Entrance
fee. $50. For details, call KEN
LEYSER, OV. 3-5624.
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HOUSES ron SALIVA.
5 BEDRMS.. DEN

4. s.n rI 1.is. iszapi pi..ssa S.a rH Tas,s slsz1f
Sss6s. Ssai iporI DoreS. smpis closets; 5-acls
lot, big barn, fruit trees, huge
shade trees. S24 $50. Good financing.
NJ o-T530. 30
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BOATS

TROJAN BOATS, Whiriwind boats
Mercury suteoard motors. Interlux
repsir.. aAA oTTBoARp MOTOR
YER sPRINd. s2s6 decrsia ave.
=, W. Ss5z5S s opsn Friday ~ g..
also other popular makes. Terms
Ns1TSzgNEazNs 1Sg HAxDwARS. NO. u ::
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

NEW I-sToRY WAREHOUSE in con-
venient ne. location; 1850 50. #.
Rent $53I per mo. p. J. WALSHE.
INC. Ills Eye st. NV. Ma. s-646S.
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%an
ArtilIerymen Due Here Next Week
For Annual Antiaircraft Meet

visit their son-in-law as
daughter. Mr.. and Mrs. Albert
r. Beal. This group viii at
tend the Army-Navy game to-
gether.
Series Of Parties Planned
Vice Admiral Edmund T.
Woodbridge, chairman Of the
Inter-American Defense Board.
and Mrs. woodbridge win be
hosts at supper on Thursday
in their quarters at Fort Les
ley j. McNair.
They have planned q series
Of these affairs.
Previous supper parties have.
been on october 2e and Mo-
vember {. Their guests have
been the delegates Of Latin
American countries to the In
ter-American Defense Board
and their wives. After Thurs
day Admiral and Mrs. Wool
bridge plan to continue the Sc
ries In December.
The Commandant Of the In
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dustrial College Of the Armed
Forces, Maj. Gen. Robert P.
Hollis. and Mrs. Hollis win have
as their house guests Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert McMurray. Of In
dianapoiis. Ind. for Thanks
giving week. and win take
them to the Army-Nayy game.
Mrs. Hollis left on Wednes-
day for Lowell. Mass. to spend
. few days with their son-in-
law and daughter, the Rev.
and Mrs. David Pritchard.
The Army Quartermaster
General. Maj. Gen. Kester L.
, Hastings, and Mrs. Hastings
have issued invitations for q 8
to 8 o'clock party on Sunday,
November 40, at the Ofiicers
Club. Fort McNair.
Mrs. Wiley d. Ganey, wife
Of Mai. Gen. Ganey. deputy
commandant for Academic
Affairs. National War College,
win entertain at . coffee party