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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

COUNTRY LIVING in a choice and
convenient res. area of fine homes.
On lovely. tree-shaded lot. look
$50. that affords privacy and n per-
feet setting for this 3-bedrm., .
bath rambler. Lge. liv. rm. With
fireplace, sep. din. rm.. true center
hall, I'm. recr. rm.. breeZeway, ga
Priced at only S21,50O; CT contract
accepted Shown by appt. THE
DARBY CO., IA. $500. Once open
It'll q. -25
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

5000 WISCONSIN AVE. N.W.-Ideal
location for office. 2 large rooms,
private, entrance, first floor: plenty
OF parking space; reasonable rent.
OFFICE IN LAW SUITE, new bldg
S Sppor s-d foE Spec or gen, PRACTICE.
CORNER 10Th AND Ks air-condi-
toned rooms. excellent for archi-
tects, associate group. etc; rea-
c S9Ra hspE Re 7i5 tls, n,,c rs
and bsmt. Parking for 4; will re-
decorate to suit. Lease ALL or part.
Call RE. 7-1915. GEORGE BASIL
dROs iI13 Eye st: nv; %
In Hyattsville area. Call WA: =
DoCToR's Office. near George
Washington University. and 3 hos
pitfalls. Large office space, and ex>
cellent living quarters Completely
redecorated and undermined: park
ing space; very reasonable ST.
LARGE OFFICE with double ex-
posture, built-in book cases and
sound-proof ceiling. In suite of law
offices. Use of reception room. 18th
and K location $50 per mo. Avail
immed. Ma S-33l0.
PRIVATE OFFICE. 1Sx12, in air
conditioned bldg. mr.. Lee hwy. and
Glebe I'd; low rental. LYN THOMP-
SnN
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

MODERN FIRE RESISTING BLDG,
5000 SO. fl. 1000 it. Office space,
in Hyattsyille. ! blk. off Route -.
Interior loading dock and garage for
8 trucks. Equipped with stock shelly
ing If desired WA. 7-4243, between
$50 am. and pm. 3
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HOUSES TO BUILD
COUNTRY PROPERTY
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

CASH CLIENT wishing 3,bsdrm. ram
quick sale. call Mrs. Grimm, ALTO
REALTY. ia. 7-950S.
MoDEsTLY PRICED house. NV. or
ne. D. c. or close-in Md; conven-
lent to schools and transp.; can pay
cash, WO. 6-7365. -26
MODEM. clean. . or 3 bedrm home,
in D c Or nearby Nd, sc pref
ALL lash FOR YOUR HOME, any
81 s1Ssao! N ewes IL s nh so""'
PRIVATE INVESTOR will buy for
cash from owners. direct: homes for
white or coiored: no commissions.
Will Gfih FAY "A 9n easH IL of s I'll quty in
3 or i bedrm. home in nearby Nd.
Call HE. 4-64O0 or HE. 4-5522.
a BEDROOMS, level wooded lot;
Broadmont, Aurora Hills. Country
Club Hills or Grove. Prefer prewar
hnuse; Give price address first let
455.T Star.
CASH FOR @. I. EQUITIES
NO COMMISSION. Mr.. @. H. JONES.
10. 2-0400: Ewes. RE. 8-797a.
Two NEEDED. Price range, S50,-
00q to $4,000 Must have G real
bedrooms exclusive OF attic, reason
able grounds, spacious rooms for
=. Price range, $4,000 to $4,000.
Detached 2-story:. living rm.. dining
Minimum 3 bedrooms, End floor. No
third floor. Small grounds. Close in.
ELIJAH @. ARNOLD (Col. USA.
ret.l, Broker. EN-. 3-4335.
DIRECT FROM OWNER
Highest cash for property. Free ap-
PT s MR az XyrT e pisst ST. D. & g
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN BLDG. with adjoining
par king lot; 11l9-21 18th st. NV;
desirable for any business or light
industry. ME. S-0041. 80
CORNER 9th AND NJ SITS N.W.-3-
story and basement building con-
tanning nearly 5000 SO. IT; freight
esculator from first to second and
second to third floors; suitable any
business. LEO v. CHORUS. DI.
GARAGE AND GAS sTATIoN-s1it-
able for body and fender repairs
also 9322 Bait blvd. College Park
Md, WE. 5-5592, WE, 5-9756. -26
list AND X SITS. NV Corner .
story brick bldg: store front and
Offices $3.50 per mo-: will remodel.
Call MR.; SMITH. D1 7-141l; ewes.
CORNER sth AND 4 SITS NV. ;S2s
9TH st NV End a. LOO SO
suit fol Offices wholesaler printer
commercial work meeting hall
freight elev all services Included
$50 per mo Open for INSPECTION.
THE BURrON 70 @I2 5fh st NV
1911 81 III I ST. Nw.-store and and-n
apt: good for any bus with or
without restaurant fixtures. ME
S-U041. III
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MOTEL AND RESTAURANT SITE,
I00-ft. frontage on No. ! highway,
3 miles south of junction with Shir-
ley highway; good elevation with
long visibility both ways. SEWER
AND WATER at edge of property
APPROX. 3 acres surrounding beau
tiful lake. This commercial tract
has more possibilities than anything
offered, Selling price only $4,000 an
h hSTs Is BRo Tsoe 1Nd Terms Rea nyail
Springfield, Va. XII. a-575S. rs
ALIEN. - Prominent, attractive. old
downtown 3-Story brick cor. suit
research, CT school, guest house.
etc, only Is min. from hustle and
hustle of Washington. Contains over
1000 So. IT. t3S.000 cubic it, space
already partitioned for staff of about
50 office or research workers or ] so
students: Exceptionally light rooms
New oss H0 pant P pfiseG0m unde "a s6c
cubic IT., liberal terms. This low
price makes it vastly cheaper to buy
than to lease. in addition to greater
security and prestige lmmed poSs
BROKERS' protected. Phone SO: s.
end coMML. zoNE-1s-ft. front.
near 9TH and N. Y. ave. NV.
Priced to sell LINKINs CO. Dt
!-S6SS; ewes. EN-. 3-4414. -25
FALLS CHURCH. VA.-1O2. 900 So.
it., general business. with l90-ft.
ftrontaee Annandale I'd, between
all utilities available: $4,000.
CARL H. HINK, Agent, JE. 4-510O
LIST COMMERCIAL on Agar I'd. fast
growing Chillum section; 55xl.5.
priced right for quick sale w. R.
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HOUSES wTD. TO BUY Cont.
SPOT CASH
TOP Cash
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

TRADE OR SALE. for a good Income
property. 4-Story bldg. Store. office,
ana : apis. 1850 Columbia I'd. NV.
AID. 4-2549 -
sgls., dbl metal;
one Struck masonry: , wide paved
alleys 1856 so. It. Annual rental.
Si.IOO: Price $4,000; 500 block
llth st. ne. WO. 6-S026.
downtown. 3rd and F st. NV
offer; Ewes RA. 6-@s05. JOSEPH E.
BRuNo. INC, 9O3 H st. NV. ST.
NEW 1 and g unit Diet. bldgs., beaut.
location. suitland area in P. G.
oorches. indiv. heating. buiit-in ga
RACES, income $500 mo. in Aunt,
x5o6 IN 8 unit. T. D. BURGESS.
10. $4,000. --25
Mr.. NAVY YARD-Rentins as apis;
Sl3S per month: tenants pay heat,
gas and lights; price, Sa.450 Sub
s stansiaI n cash required ea! LEO V. CLIO
10 BEAUTIFULLY FURN. air-condi-
toned efficiencies; 3 garages. Kalo-
rama I'd. at Conn. ave. W. c. GER
B1CH. NO. 1868. EN-. 2-03;S,
STORE AND q APTs.-Modern store
iSdStu " I4dtlOlldlly kHOWH tenement
prop in peri. cond. Excel. NV. To-
cation. Will show I2laoe cash net
return: $4,000 cash will handle.
Mr.: BreSsler. ewes. RA. 6.26S4.
RALPH D. COIN, TU. 1920. ~
FIRST COMMERCIAL. 2-story brick:
suitable for AIRY business or apis.
36ll l4th st. NV. JOSEPH TISH-
G GGR' Rsaltor' TU. @-2Soo; eyes,
e6i ATLANTIC ST. s.E.-5 e-bedrm.
apis. built-in garage; S35,000. viii
pay l5fa on investment. JOHN A.
ABSEER. LII. 2-1iSG. Us
20 UNITS, close-in N. Arl.--1 VI.
old; excel. cond.: l blk. to bus,
schools, shopping; gross income.
S24 600: $4,000 cash to handle.
Cali LURiA BROS. ia. 7-S500:
204S Wilson blvd. -26
6-uNIT APT. pvt. residence, garage.
Excel. location. Reasonable. BY
OWNER. OIL. 1880, NE S-l9O6
UNIT apt. bldg. practi-
callv new all two-bedroom apis. low
rentals, schools transportation. golf
course at your door Greenway Shop
ping Center, . blocks. Price IA
times gross rental. can work out
deal with $4,000 cash.
WILLIAM SCHWARTZ
REALTOR
Tower Bldg. 14th q K SITS. NV. Elk.
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3 HUGE BEDROOMS

One with bath on LIST f.. also 90
Il. living room with fireplace. pine
paneieed den. formal dining room,
extra large closets and plenty of
storage space. Attractive brick Co
lonial: on wooded lot; cow. N.
Arlinstor location
THOS. G. MAGRUDER co.
ia. 2-313l Ewes. JE. 4-664S
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LOUIS BURMAN
co. 5-0988
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN-Garage or warehouse.
rear GA M ST. NV: 1900 50. fl !.
Immediately available. INQUIRE MRS
HEAD, Ii. 7-9i0O. or see your real
estate broker.
WITH OFFICES, centrally located :;
gas blower heat: plumbing: concrete
Ist floor. 2,400 So. it,. 5000 Gu.
It. so per month. Phone RE.
G-3035 or EN- 3-2941. 90
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XII. 8-31O6

Military-FHA
3 Bedrooms, 112 Baths
Here is an excellent buy for service
man, already approved for loan.
Only $500 down. balance 4hco.
Featuring 1S-ft. living room. sepa-
rate dining room. first-floor bed
room and half bath. Fuli basement
Arfax Realty, JE. 4-4900
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

PRIVATE PARTY DESIRES TO BUY
or lease property suitable for park
ing lot. Call WO. 6-aO54. -27
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hINLING ION
BRICK BUNGALOW
VICINITY
SNOWY CAPE COD

4 bedrms.. . baths. S15,2OO C.Rv
In Falls Church area, near school
Ideal for real family living. Neat
value and terms. Call IA. $4,000.
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FIT YOUR DOLLAR

just right for real living in an en-
vironment so necessary to your
rm.. 2-bath brick Cape Cod. spa
cious living rm fireplace. modern
kit. rear screened porch. At SIS
$50 this home is well worth your
time TO inspect. CT possibility.
LYNN REALTY, JE. 2-9400
Evening star., 1955-11-30
Mazet Orlons
Puts New Beauty, Gifted Touch in
FuIlFoshioned Sweoter clossies by Premier
.'',.. 6.o0 ..'s.." 0.o0

Gift sweaters for the extra special person. special orion with
resonaed treatment that lends finish to rival cashmere for
beauty No stretching shrinking and it's mohproo Blue
mellon, maize, pink, white. Sizes "a to 40.
Evening star., 1955-11-30

-LangessssoOnd yloo, Washington and Arlington
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Hoyt Wins Pole
For 500 Race

INDIANAPOLIS, May IA (P).
Jerry Hoyt of indianapolis, lit
orally race driver since he was
a child, won the pole position for
the seth 500-mile Memorial Day
auto race today by bucking
gusty winds in a qualifying run
at 140.045 miles an hour.
Only one other car qualified
on the first day of time trials.
Hoyt's time was the second
best 10-mile speed ever made on
the Indianapolis Motor Speed
way Hoyt's car is owned by j.
M. Robbins of Royal Oak, Mich.
The wind blew all day in gusts
up to So miles an hours, and car
owners were trying to reach an
agreement to stay off the track
when Hoyt went out IS minutes
before the official closing time.
The 26-year-old Hoyt, onetime
mascot of the Lucky Teeter
Thrill Show. won the Rex Mays
Memorial Trophy for the pole
car with a speed second only to
the 141.033 record set last year
by Jack McGrath of Inglewood,
Calf, in the 10-mile trials.
Other drivers rushed to the
starting line after Hoyt took the
starting flag, but only Tony Bet
tenhausen of FINLEY Park. ILL.,,
veteran of eight Indianapolis
races, was able to qualify before
the track closed.
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Virginia's BODYBUILDING pro-
gram is progressing slowly but
surely and more and more VAL
liable fishing water is being de-
veloped in the State annually
These are State-owned ponds
open to the public for fishing
and are in addition to the now
more than 1000 privately owned
farm ponds Some recently COM
Dleted State ponds are: Lake
Brittle in Fauuuier County near
New Baltimore. embracing II
acres. will be opened to fishing
June Is: Brunswick Lake near
Lawrenceville in Brunswick
County. embracing lis acres
also will be opened June Is. Still
another pond in Fluvanna Coun-
ty near Palmyra. containing 81
acres, will be completed and
stocked for opening in June.
1856.
According to the latest re-
lease from Ducks Unlimited Of
Canada. the waterfowl breeding
season in Western Canada got
off to a good start Some If
the ducks were nesting two
weeks ahead of the past two
years Surface water conditions
generally are excellent. The re-
port states: Considering excel.
lent surface water conditions,
an apparently satisfactory re.
turn of breeding stock, favorable
starting weather and an early
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OUTDOORS
With siLL LEETcH

beginning to nesting, we have
an optimistic outlook for the
breeding season." Ground and
aerial surveys are now In prog
ress and a more accurate over
all picture will appear when
these reports are in.
Those Of you who are looking
ahead to the. bluefishing Of this
season should by all means pur-
chase a copy of Hank Lyman's
book on the subject Titled
"Bluefishing" and from the
press of A. S. Barnes g. Co. Of
New York, it is complete COM
pendulum on the subject in so far
as human beings are acquainted
with the species. Henry Lyman
publisher of The Salt Water
Sportsman. has been for many
years an ardent fan of this real
sportsman's fish. His book COM
bines his many years Of expe-
rience in pursuit Of this quarry
with diligent research on the
subject. so that the book is au-
thoritive in every respect. It
is well illustrated. written with
a droll New England humor and
costs SITS.
Il
Speaking Of ducks, we have a
most interesting report on Old
Squaws from the University of
Wisconsin. The Old Squaw Is
one of the most interesting of
the ducks. 1t is unique in that
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Santee Misses
Again at 4:O6.5

FRESNO, Calf. May IA. N.
Yves Santee missed again today
in his bid for a 4-minute mile in
the feature event of the 29th
annual West Coast Relays. He
ran the distance in 4 minutes
6l2 seconds.
The Kansas cowboy won the
event by 30 yards over Len Simp-
son of the San Francisco Olympic
Club after his ex-teammate. Art
Dalzell. dropped out on the third
lap after setting the early pace.
The try for the record was
handicapped by a 14-mile-an-
hour northwest wind which raked
Radcliffe Stadium.
Santee, as usual in his recent
runs, hung back behind Dalzell
the first two laps. Gene Jones, OF
the Santa Clara Youth Center
passed Santee on the north turn
of the first lap and the three
men went the second quarter I'M
der blanket until Jones fell out
at the start of the third lap.
Dalzell dropped out on the
back stretch of the third lap and
Simpson took the lead briefly
until Santee assumed command
for the final quarter.
The time was Santee's second
best of this outdoor season. rank
ing behind his 4:00.5 at the
Texas relays a month ago.
1t bettered his 4:07 at Miami
earlier,
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it is capable Of diving to depths
OF $50 feet or more. feeding along
The bottom largely on small
shrimp-like animals known as
Pontopareia. according to Biolo-
gist Ropert Ellarson. It is pre-
c.;ely at this leve. that Great
Lakes fishermen set their nets
for whitefish and many Old
Squaws become entangled In
them and drown. The catching
Of many ducks in gill nets repre-
sents q total loss to the fisher
men. The ducks are not edible
and are thrown away and the
torn nets cost money to replace
or mend. Ellarson estimates
that more than 1900 Old
Sauaws died In this manner in
1872 and nearly $4,000 in the
following year However, while
tragic to both ducks and fisher
men. Ellarson does not believe
the Old Squaw duck populations
are in danger Of extinction. Fish
ermen estimate that the CATCH
ing of each Old Squaw costs
them 30 cents for net repairs.
This Is the last call for the
campfire of the Brotherhood of
the Jungle Cock which will burn
brightly in the Catoctin Hills
above Thurmont. Md. at Camp
Airy. May 20-z2. The cost per
man-and-boy combination is SIS,
which covers everything but fish
ing licenses for those IA years
old and up To attend, every
male adult must bring or f.
nancially sponsor a boy. Extra
boys may be taken at a charge
of $40 for each boy. Checks must
be sent in advance to The
Brotherhood of the Jungle Cock,
Inc, Z St. Paul street, Balti-
more 2, Md. Actually May 9 was
the deadline, but you may be
able to make the grade even at
this late date.
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Lands Corner Nipped
In Rudnor Hunt Chase

MALVERN, Pa, May IA (P.-
Gallant Ship, owned by Charles
M. Cam of West Chester, Pa,
won the 25th running of the
Radnor Hunt Cup steeplechase
today, nosing out favored Lands
Corner by a scanty length.
Gallant Shop caught Lands
Corner, owned by Mrs. William
J. Strawbridge of Paoli, Pa, after
the last jump and they rounded
the bend for home neck and
neck.
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Homer news., 1955-01-06

"Fe have been urgeds at some length if not by great number, to accord the Ques- tion Of an Alaskan "common- wealth" space in. ours ballot on the statehood issues II >
 "He ers not going to do any such thing. Tn fact, we hope that this Hil1 be the last space VIC must devote to ser ious discussion Of such. a ri di culous proposition. s...
 Tt is beyond the power of the Congress to dtmi hsh .s by one whit or titt1o the legal status Of an integral part of. the Unlted S3sat4s o-es .aasei cao Any measure which would deny the people of Alaska repre- sontation in Cong1ess--even the vote1ess represent at ion they now enjoy--wou1d Go vio- lent injury to the Constitu- tion. :4t
 "Such a measure could not be sustained in. the courts, as two of the best lawyers in. the United States Senate not long ago pointed oute. sena- tor Gordon, Republican, and Senator Clint on noerson, "a Democrat, both raised. the -is- sue of constitut icnality when the "comnonuea1th" was proposed.
 Alaska is an incorporated terr it tory of the United States. Some have hopes that Alaska soon will join: the. si ste rho cd of States. Others fervent1y hope Alaska will remain a terri tory. Whatever happens, Alaska vi II remain a part of Ame rica, owned by Ane ri cans and peop1ed by Ame ri canss
 There is nothing better than to be an Ame rican. There
Homer news., 1955-01-06
sKT LESSONS ID. BEG IN :. AT HOMER SCHOOL.


 Skiing act ivities will be- gin right after tho naE- se- mostor opens. They will be part of the PIE program anc the Ski Club members will act as instructors The classes will be held on Friday after noon at tho ski lift with 3 teacher npanying the stu dents. .
 The first semester ends 8 Teek from Fri idays
 xxxxxKXxxx
 Tho school onro lment as of December 3l Eas 2ol, ac- cording to Superintendent Hatcher. Sovoral nou stu dents have entered the school since. that date, nc7ovo-o
 The average daily atten..' dance vas 1o6 Eith g. pupils nc ither absent nor ta-dya
 KxAxXxXXxx
 Dave Schroor of the 6tt grade and Mrs. Adams of tho 5th grade returned to Honor this reek after spending the holidays in Illinois and in Idaho, respectively.
 5 SECOND GRADE NEHS
 by Dorothy Loe Johnson
 All of us received many nice Chri stmas gifts. Mike Pate Wore his nev sToator and vest to school t1 Monday. ! |. no saF a movie on sood dispofsal\ with the first grade on Monday afternoon. Tommy Tico vore his neE Chri tmas shirt to school on Monday t
 Bonnie Thompson Horo her nov gloves to school. ], <. Virginia choato -oro her nea skirt and blouse to school.
 Brad Nixon showed us his nov wallet with pictures in it.
 NC voted to choose moni-. tors for tho day by rows and to lot them help clean tho room and do other jobss
Homer news., 1955-01-06
OUR GUEST EDITORIAL
REPRINTED FROM THE ALASKA WEEKLY

could be nothing worse than /. to be an ex-Ame rtcan, paying no taxes to Ane r ica, sending no representative to the Con- ; gress, denied any voice in the affairs of Arn rica.
 We say to those uho dream -=fantastic as the dream may be--of taking Alaska out of Amorica, we say this: your nightmare is not for us. Cot go~ to Russia, go to the land :: where a cons tituti on, is not h. ingsEbut a scrap of paper. Or go to Argent ina or Poland pr any of the other poor, ~eued lands where mon who have no respect for law and order duly consti tuted by the poo- pie have found 1t pos sib1e to bring the ir nightmares. to ! brief reality.
 : !: "The years are longest nee , tho first Red October, but !. tn ey< vi II seem as flo citing in the eyes of. history as the years since Muni ch must have eseened to ia swing named Hit- Ter, !; 9trappeds dying and on his way to Hol1=a Some day, and the. long yoars are. shcrt- ,eni'ng wi tn every pas sing day, we: shall witness the de- struction of Conanun ism and the liberation of the enslav- ed millions beneath the Red banners. The ro can be no such thing. as "a peaceful CO., existence" with tho evil for ees of opprcss ion; any more than there can Dc a dograda- Ii on of an Amc rtcan by his re1e gation to "commonUe alth" citizonsh ips
 America is in the fore in the battle for freedom, as she ever has been wherever the cry of liberty was roisod. Every American wants to do his part in that batt1es
 "No thinking Anc rican wants to s1ink off, rel tovod of the privilege ofof sharing : the burden,. denied the right to representation, forbidden to speak his piece.
 "No, A1askans arc Amert- cans and Alaska Is America. They are ono and the same, now and forever5 and the only good thing thatc can be said of the ridf c1lous "common- wealth" suggestion is that it's very .su9teraa e proves that freedom. o1 speech is still one Of the rights of any Amcricanc 10 matter how lacking in common sense."