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Evening star., 1955-03-08
Zoo Director
Ponders Lent

LENTEN THOUGHT-Dr. WiIIiom
N. Mann. director Of the Zoo, uses
the zooloeist as on example in mok-
ing the Point thot there is something
in the Bible for every one. See
todoy's Lenten reflection on Poes
AIS.
Fathers DAY-The District Con-
gress .of Porents ond Teachers
apparently is slotted TO have fother
os its next president--for the first
time in oil its so years. The husbond-
wife tcomwork thot brought this to
poss IS reloted on Poee AIS.
Evening star., 1955-03-08
Led Raids on U. S. Teams.

Jorge Pasquel brought on a
crisis in baseball in 1946 when
he led owners of Mexican League
teams in raids on the rosters of
American major league teams.
The Mexicans, making fabulous
offers, ignored contracts as they
lured away star players.
Pitchers Max Lanier and Fred
Martin and Infielder Lou Klein
jumped the Cardinals in May of
that year. The Brooklyn Dodgers
lost Catcher Mickey Owen and
Outfielder Luis Olmo to the
Mexicans, and Pitcher Sal Mag
lie and Outfielder Danny Gar
della were among eight New
York Giants who skipped out.
Roberto Ortiz of the Senators
and Vernon Stephens of the
Browns also went to Mexico.
Most of the players soon be-
came disenchanted with the
Mexican League and applied for
reinstatement in the majors. but
it took a lawsuit by Gardella,
which was settled by the majors,
to clear up the confusion sew
eral years later. Gardella claimed
the ban against the jumpers for
a period of five years kept him
from making a living playing
baseball.
Evening star., 1955-03-08
C|AP|ons $38 Million Building
Third as Large as Pentogon
On Federal Property at Langley
Will House 5000;
All Units Will Be
Under One Roof
By Mary Lou Werner

The Governments super-secret
Central Intelligence Agency pro-
poses to build $38 million
headquarters building which will
house 5000 to 10000 persons at
Langley in Fairfax County. Va,
The Star learned today.
The mammoth installation
about one-third the size of the
Pentagon-will consolidate the
scattered Offices of CIA in and
around Washington.
One hundred acres that now
serve the Bureau of Public Roads
for highway research has been
selected for the CIA Office site,
it was learned. The property is
on Route 193-known as Old
Georgetown pike-and stretches
all the way to the Potomac River.
Hope for Start in April.
y Informed sources said C1A
hoped to start construction in
April. 1t is expected the project
will take two years to complete.
Fairfax County officials have
been told that 5000 persons will
be employed at first, and ultl-
mately 10000 persons will work
there.
A spokesman for CIA said the
agency was very definitely in
terested in the Langley site, but
declared that plans to begin
construction there still were not
definite.
Langley is one possibility, I"
the spokesman said. But we
still do not have an appropria-
ton or authority from Congress
to go ahead"
The spokesman said CIA had
been looking around for some
time for a place to build Gen.
tral headquarters and a number
of sites have been considered.
CIA declined to comment on the
proposed size of the installation
and the number of employees.
The work of CIA is so secret
that it's budget is not even dis
closed to the public. The Bureau
OF Public Buildings is supposed
to handle construction of the
building.
Several Sites Considered.
CIA's plans to locate some
where in nearby Virginia have
been kept a closely guarded Sc
cret by Government and local
officials for two months. A num-
ber of sites were considered-in-
Guiding Hybla Valley and Spring
field in Fairfax County and a
large tract at Shirley highway
and Seminary road in AleXan-
dria. The Langley site was Sc
lected because the property al
ready is owned by the Govern
ment.
The Fairfax Board of County
Supervisors at recent confer
ence with top-level Government
officers approved the Langley To-
cation, and agreed to let the
agency connect with a new sew
age disposal plant about to be
built on Pimmit run. 1t also
was learned tnat Falls Church
city officials have promised to
extend municipal water service
to the site.
Roads Are a Problem.
Some other problems remain
to be ironed out. An important
one is how soon CIA can expect
highway improvements in the
area. Eventually, the George
(See CIA. Page A-5,)
Evening star., 1955-03-08
Late News
Bulletin
Red Gross ot S302.25I

Red Cross at S302,25I
Red Cross campaigners re-
ported today they had collected
S3O2,251, or 21.23 per cent of
the S1,424,OO0 Washington
area goal. Collections are
1.S per cent ahead of those at
the same time last year.
Evening star., 1955-03-08
Pasque|, Who Raided
u. ). Baseball, Killed
In Mexico Air Crash
Wealthy Sportsman
Dies With Five Aides in
His Privute Plune
BY the Associated Press

MEXICO CITY. Mar. 8.-Jorge
Pasquel, millionaire Mexica a n
sportsman who led a spectacular
raid on American baseball talent
in 1916, died in plane crash in
the mountainous state of San
Luis Potosi last night. Five
others in the plane also were
killed.
Rescue parties reached the
wreckage of Mr.. Pasquel's private
plane today in a rugged noun
tain area about 225 miles north
west of Mexico City.
Others aboard were the pilot,
the co-pilot, two mechanics and
Mr.. PasquePs personal barber.
The Viking plane took off from
Mr.. Pasquel's ranch shortly be-
fore 9 pm. yesterday. Radio
contact was lost soon afterward
Mr.. Pasquel was a close friend
of former President Miguel Ale
man. At one time he was presi-
dent and general manager OF
Novedades, one of Mexico City's
leading morning newspapers.
Evening star., 1955-03-08
Mrs. Smith to See Franco

ROME, Mar. 8 (P.-Senator
Margaret Chase Smith, Republi-
can. of Maine, left by plane to-
day for Madrid. She will see
Generalissimo Franco tomorrow.
Evening star., 1955-03-08

An Associotet Press Newspaper
Evening star., 1955-03-08

Today.
Evening star., 1955-03-08

(See BRIBERY, Page A-5)
Evening star., 1955-03-08

Partly cloudy, less cold tonight, low near
80. Mostly sunny and warmer tomorrow.
(Full report on Page A-2.)
, 1955-12-30
Dunish Truining Ship
Due 10 Arrive in
F~rederiksted ToduY

Carl Bunch, Danish Consul
at st. Thomas called by tele-
phone this afternoon to advise
that the Danish Training Ship
Denmark would be arriving
at st. Croix sometime during
the afternoon of Friday, Dec
ember 30, 1855, where it will
remain for a visit Of four to
five days. AS it has in the past,
the vessel will anchor in the
FrederikSted Roadstead. Eff
forts will be made to enter
tain the Cadets as has been
the tradition in the past.
The news Of the proposed
visit of the Denmark" should
come as a pleasant surprise
for the residents of the island
as Captain Hansen informed
US at the time Of his last visit
a year ago that that would
probably be the final voyage
Of the Denmark" to the West
ern Hemisphere. It is there
CONTINUED on page a
, 1955-12-30
Final Pluns Being
Made for Fsted
Parade Jan End

Final plans are being COM
pleted to make the parade in
Frederiksted on January an
outstanding event Of the sea
son.
Mrs. Frances Christensen,
who is in charge has adj
vised that troupes from Chris
tiansted DESTROYS of taking
part in the parade should
call Frederiksted 18W. This
will save time and help to fa-
cilitate arrangements.
Mrs. Brodhurst, president
Of the Festival Committee
announces that an effort is
being made by the Depart
ment of Education to have
two busses apailabie on the
Christiansted Wharf at ii on
January End to transport
those taking part & are with
out transportation.
Wilhelm Samuel is in charge
of this phase Of the program.
, 1955-12-30

Almost Immediately Santa
Claus began to distribute the
candies. When the last one
was handed out the Hell's
Gate Steel Band played a mum
Der and then the crowd NOV
ed over to the basketball
court to see the dancing of
the Lancers by Alphonso
Gaskin and his troupe. Music
was furnished by Ivan
Roberts orchestra; shortly
after, the Shooting Stars Steel
band and the local boys went
tramping; the Rhythm Kings
arrived ABOARD q tFuck anu
serenaded the town then
took up their positions in the
bandstand and held forth un-
til after midnight. All this
time a tremendous crowd was
still on hand cheering each
number and blowing auto
horns.
In charge Of the evenings
, 1955-12-30
T~op-rdnking Western
AT C'sted Theutre on
Sunday Night

AS a special New Year treat
Christiansted T h is
screening Law and Order, in
technicolor on Sunday night.
In this top-ranking Western
is starring Ronald Reagan,
Dorothy Malone, Alex Nicol,
Preston Foster and Russell
johnson. This movie has adj
roit portions Of action and de-
velopment and magnificent
outdoor scenes, plus supurb
acting.
Following its custom for the
past IS years and more, the
Christiansted Theatre will
give a complimentary show to
Continued on page
, 1955-12-30
CHILDRENS FESTIVAL PARADE PROG.
RIVAL TUESDAYS FESTIVITIES
TWO ORCHESTRAS. TWO STEEL BANDS
FURNISH MUSIC UNTIL PAST MIDNIGHT

The ChildrenS Festival parade and program held in
Christiansted last night almost rivaled the grand parade held
on Tuesday in size and exhuberance. At least three thousand
persons, children and grown-ups, participated in or watched
the parade and other festivities until long past midnight.
The little Princess, ~Juliette Stevens, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. John Stevens, and her Ladies in Waiting, Terry & Evite
Schiang, Marion de la Motta, Genevieve Clennance and FL
vra Henderson, were placed on a beautiful float. Ahead of
them was Santa Claus on his sleigh with six prancing rein
deer; actually they were made by Egl Klnt and mounted
on a little British NC car loaned to the committee by Albert
Hogue Of The Gallery At the wheel was Wilhelm Samuel.
There were two cowboys with the royal party. Then followed
the Witches, the clowns the Watergonian Steel Band, the
Jolly Girls troupe and the Shooting Stars Steel Band.
Led by Motorcycle escort. the parade moved down
King Street 10 the Bandstand on the Wharf. There the little
Princess was met by the Queen Of the 1855 Christmas Festi-
val Miss Lydia Nico. who handed her the septre and instruct
eded her to rule over the children Of the 1855 Festival. The
Princess took the septre and in . clear and powerful voice
tfr her sizel she said Il thank you" The crowd roared.
, 1955-12-30
Head Of VI. Selective
Service Gets
Treasury Citation

Major General Lewis B.
Hershey national director Of
the Se1ective Service System
presented the Minute Man
Award to 1t. Colonel Joseph
A. Christmas, of st. Thomas,
Selective Service director for
the Virgin Islands, at the re-
cent semi-annual meeting in
Washington.
The Treasury Department
citation was in recognition Of
the fact that 100 per cent Of
the Selective Service civilian
employees in the Virgin Is
lands are now b y i n g
United States Savings Bonds
regularly on the Payroll Saw
ings Plan.
, 1955-12-30
Curibuir Announces
Truffic Statistics for
Virgin islands 1855

Caribair announces Virgin
Islands traffic statistics for
the month Of November as
follows: st. Thomas traffic,
$3.50 passengers, which is an
increase Of 1923 over last
year. st. Croix traffic, 99s
passengers. This is 4 more
passengers than last year.
Inter-island traffic between
st. Thomas and st. Croix was
1,454 passengers. This is 181
more passengers than Novem-
Der 1854.
, 1955-12-30

program were Mrs. Anna
Brodhurst, James O'Neal Hen
derson, Mrs. Gladys Rohlsen,
Mrs. Maria Schjang, Wilhelm
Samuel, Alphonso Gaskin and
Continued on page -
Evening star., 1955-05-04

aomethine like this niee l-bedrm,
apt. agAinl Honestly. it's &
steali Only S62,50 and utili.
ties. You'll have Q large and bright
nSlas ,,,aas room. eedrm:. kitchen and
included See Mr.. Jackson. asa 54th
LucHs CO. 72f 1zth St. NV. Ma.
coLofED-1sss NJ ST, NE. Apt.
bedrm. din. tile hath. Kit. and rear
porch. S62 so mo. Open all day. Phi.
COLORED-NEAR OKLAHOMA AVE.
NE: is this nice; very nice, lgs:
SO per mo- Incl. utiis. II 3-oiSs
C0LORED-5OO U 81. NV. tneal
Florida Aye.)-OfferinR smart and
newly decorated 1-bedrm. apt. for
tmmed. occupancy; mod. kit. and
fun na tiled bath i.s plus 5000 room size:
and laundry in basement: s75, incl.
all utils. exeept elee. See janitor or
SHANNON q LUCHs CO.. 724 14th
st, NV: Ma. S-2346.
cSLoREDM5Ss s;,1Ss.,.a s.s 81 ST. 49, S.ss sSc
mo-, incl. an utilities. see janitOr
coLoRED-aS4 55th ST. NE
bedrms.. hv. rm.. kit, and bath.
| SOS, 80. Call CO. 5-353s.
lCOLORED-4T24 BENNING RD. Sc.
New, mod. apts., conven. location;
6atS. $3.50 and $3.50. uRCIoLo
REALTY Co, 907 N. 7. ave. NV
coLoRED H. 4s1o GEORGIA AVE.
N.W-2 bedrms. in apt. bldg.
$50 so incl. heat. hot water and
elec. CO. 5-2S33. ia. 9-6249, ID
COLORED-4IS5 MINN. AVE. NE
2 rms. kit. and bath; reduced to
S55. co. 5-2S33. ia. 9-6249 ID
COLoRED-I414 14th ST. Nv
BIKE BIZ o1sfi RRALTx ~ Co.. Agents. Agent i4f7
lcoIs0sREDD - FURN. AND uNFURN.
APTS. Park I'd. NV. ! rm.' Kit
| Call RA. 6-3763
C0LORED. 2-BEDRM. APT. newly
dec; pvt. bath, kit; $3.50. See
tanitor. Rhode Island ave NV;
pixie REALTY co. Agts, 1417
lcoLoRED.1ssI Z. CAPITOL ST.
Modern new apt; house; lge. 1.bed-
$67 so mo. Call Mr.. DUVALL. DI.
IcoLoRGD-141s coLD5SG; r ST. N.w.-Rm-
senes oTs apt II this eonsfRient sgS n .TsS aSyP
IC0IoRED-eSI1 iBth ST. NE
SfdE. SsaF only sss 30 montS m91efn includinS Gs
heat. Ma. s-S093, OLIVER T. CARR,
coLoRED-5sao EoorE ST. Ne,
Evening star., 1955-05-04
APTs. UNFURNlsHED--MD.
NEAR WAsHrNCTON SANTTARTrM

NEAR WASHINGTON SANITARIUM:
I bedrm;. lily; rm.: dinette, kitchen
9.3490; ewes, 10. 5-4SOO. 5
BETHESDA, Md and Q bedrooms,
liy. room: din. space, Kit, bath and
ssLE isrfsosa soaLR9, RGG9r'f Ne seCfse E 4sao faM
ROCKvILLE--l and 2 bedrooms. liv-
ing room. dinette, kitchen. bath and
rear screened porch: near schools
mn1tb and tsbhopPtnnE BIZ sRHS3 seRssSr; se6 to $50 per
silver sPRiNG. sso1 Plymouth st.
large corner bedrms., equip. kit.
mo, plus utils. EUGENE Il. PHIFER.
Tower Bldg; ST. 3-s711. %
Ss Rss hS%f 'Ss es at ,G Se'' sS5 sss
rakoMA aisso 4 PARK - Attract. terrsc. w
apt, liv. rrn,, bedrm,. kit. dinette.
bath bath; mr. a,as 5qs and md stores s7b sebsd insl
rAKoMH 1HSsji "a PARK. stxoSi Is Holt pl.--i-6ed-
rrm; rm; 9Pt'; lss; ss rms. Bee res. mgr, or
AvAIEABLE MMEDIATELY = Nice
s1san sSt4 cam ciP 1 5Dts s-Sals VIZ bath and gvt'
1888 NEwDAiE Ssf I'd. Chevy chase,
and bath; heat. hot water, refgr
farn; nvn Key Da11s yith isanitor aSS $40 mo. e
TAK0MA PARK, 6s11 Red Top I'd
Lovely redec. 1-bedrm. apt: liv. rm..
dinette. kit, bath. attic storage
space mr.. Coop. shopping center:
$50 so, incl: utils. HE: 4-4144.. -
utils,; attractively appointed: de-
lightfully cool; garden surroundings;
l5 min. Capitol Call RE. 5-8002.
OyERL0OKING LONG BRANCH
PARKWAY bedrms.. top floor.
| III. A.012R "A
Evening star., 1955-05-04
HOUSES UNFURNlshED

1895 Sheridan ST. N.w.-Attrac.
lively furnished 3-bedrm. home:
baths. recreation rm.: $3.50 mo
nc1Ix Gall CO p2os;Says o5.ass5 for app, -.
ssa ssS ssSoas MadiiPn AF isaS ssSny to bus 'n'
GEORGET0WN--Mod. 3.6edrm. semi.
AUERBAcH. DI. 7-eboi. ri. 2.ssss
226 WARREN ST. N.E,--Brick home,
4 rms, bath. lge rear yard: $s5 mo.
". s0nH HYaTHsSnkessS.drm atffnsH; esseSSsd1 brick,
mo, BREHME Co. JU. S-40IO. "a
LET'S GO SWTMMING--Conv tc
Belvoir and Pentagon. Mod. S-bedrm
full bsmt.,. fenced yard. Free swim
ming privils.; S1O6 mo. so. 6-7072.
ARL., N. Ont. HechtO--New 2-bed-
room brick duplex. with basement;
lsgsc lsTge let; ,sl19, MdIzABETH AN
kpRSNkssiSSGG;TSSNA. pSksiSG; "a. wwAaEESasIioN w1aESsi AREA2
ssS sIss a Io oefTGS% sssod eCR5s avddi@s 5TSR
house, rec. rm., gar. s1e5. Cal
Mr.. Dell for info. JU. S-16l2
JAMES L. DIXON n CO. ST.
sPRiiNGiFIELD, VA. Large s.Ssdfm
brick rambler with fun basement
attree. and convenient. $136 mo,
|ARLNGToN, VA. 2-bedrm. bath and
VI: semidetached with screened
porch. fenced yard, near bus. schools
and shopping. Seb mo. IA. 7-1l77
%
ssS PER MONTH--coSy brick bun.
galow, full bsmt., gas heat. tile
bath, attic, fenced lot: eonv, loca-
ton. wa. 7-52sb until !. -S
ALEXANDRIA, Del Ray area, 3
bedrms,. semidet.. house, iiv. rm.,
,ssssn sns din; .51 1T , s9PSsinssiOn sgSipD.d
aide. entrance TO rear yard. Now
renting for. ais per month. Phone
Kl: p-6044. AL BAKER b SON.
INC. IS
Evening star., 1955-05-04

AnL.. slos p. Isth M-Nsxl,
fenced yard. laundry faeilitieA;
cow. 70 bus; stores school Sioo.
incl. utils. IA. e-06s5. -S
ARL.-Cless In. best sect; ! and {
bedrns.; NJ; Pent-. Arl; Hall, 2; G.;
sSs So TSSdes sSS se5 erca out MsSa VI saSTsn sISd
left On osk s.. 70 once. "a. s-1iSs.
bedrm.. s99- so: bedrms.. SIPS.
I7l0 N. 16th. No T. JE. 3-7476.
NEWLY DECORATED / and . bedrm
spts.. Blk. from Heeht's store;
incl. all utils. Immediate possession
See MR.. HARIa BIS n. Thomas 81
So Sour,; u a. ssssss sssss .f.T saTiPs p% Du'iness
BRAND NEW-Arl de luxe bedrm-,
$3.50; 2 bedrms. S95-S100; ef1e..
$69 30; 1710 N. 18th. No. 4. JE
ARIINGSiToN. Columbia pike at Fred
now: beautiful and spacious lying
dining room combination. large
bedrooms. latest In kitchen equip
ment. parduet floors. Venetian blinds.
9 exposures: utils;; fgrp,; s98 . mo; mo;
One be%droozn; % ss2. 80. FOR INFO. ean
4 BLK. III. MYER. eeny. Pentagon;
ing 2 bedrms., S74 so plus utils.
1918 Y. Quinn: "a. 7-S427; %
kaa loans snpe. Res asEAs asE nods1s :aS sasi sss
neighbofhood Parking space. No.
children. Sa2.5O and sos. IA. s.
ALEXANDRIA, BRADDoCK HEIGHTS
Gs;3;room apt: Sqist legation; , a
Nc Nee bets. g D9ii II. s"ss1s: S isel a'A'' o
N. ARL.-Lge. bedrm.: 9 closets. Lily.
bldg; cony. loc. SOS. s.50. ia: S-5ssS
ALEX, 80 Green st.--1-bedrm: gar
den apt; best location, nr. Hunt
Ing Towers; S72 per mo-. incl. utils
ARI.INGT0N, vA.-Bedrm.. liy. rm,.
dinette. kit. and bath aptS.: close in.
Just OF wilson blvd. on North Oak
st.; S72, 80 and 374 80, incl. all
Itils; Gall CAL WEAVER BROS INC
ARLINGToN - Modern apt. house:
lovely l-bedrm. apts. with liv, rm.
and din. rm.. combination. equipped
kitchen and bath. Now renting for
$3.50 month. Call superintendent
g Ss5af PEfmisf' AZ BakER a "A I sos, &c e ki
ARLINGTON. VA, westover section.
Just OF Wash. blvd. conv. to every
thing: bedrm., ly: rn:. dinette space.
bes b and and bath a xsse sSs so & PEI W. Ins
PREstbENTIixiL MIA z dAsDaSs issSSi Area
I'm: ant: s6g so Incl. heat, per
open Cal GERTRUDE PETERSON,
ARI.. NJ Reaut,ful redee bsmt
apt; i bedrm.. iiv. rm.. dinette,
kit. bath. Sti5 mo. IA. S-3215.. q
LARGE, I-ROOM eflc. apt. with Va
bath; Al utils. incl; rent; Sa5 per
sps sse ussis .asi hoss ssss
N. Glebe rd., Ari., ia. S-5Ii8. Is
N. THOMAS ST.-Two-bedrm. apt.
redecorated, SS3 so; includes ali
iItils. Res. mgr, IA. 5-t'4S3 or pI.
1908 North KENs1NGToN ST..
ARL.--Liv. rm., dining alcove, bed
rm... kitchen and bath. Laundry ia
: cilities in basement. Gas furnace;
stsly, ,.A s see @. L. OGDEN on prem
ARI.-ist RI. ist' a.; J.; 2 bedrms.. lse. liv, rm,.
din, kit. bath, modern throughout.
utils. incl; playground, close to
sshools. trsnsp. and and; shoppins. ALSO lsSo
FURN.. bHAND-NEW FUHN. o3U9
Sth rd. South. IA. S-6267. IS
HARBOR TERRACE APARTMENTS
venient to National Airport. we
have newly redeeorated 1-bedrm.
apis. from S70.75 to S75.75 per
mo-. incl. utils. For inspection.
apply at Apt. /. 1901 Abingdon
drive. Alex.
FORT CRAIG GARDENS
Also newly redecorated l-bedroom
apt, adjacent to TT. Meyer. $70.75
per mo. incl. utils. For inspection.
apply Apt. 2. 11S 8. Courthouse.
" BARKLEY BROS. INC.
MA S-622l "a
Evening star., 1955-05-04
HOUSES FOR SALE--N.W.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK--At-
tractive brick-and-stone French CO.
lonial home In immaculate condi-
tioni living room with fireplace.
family y--size dining room with corner
cabinets. large breakfast room.
rooms, 2 baths. rec. room in fun
bsmt., built-in garage: Paneled den
over garage; $40, 800. BILLINCiSLEY
REALTY co. EN-. 2-2328 till . pm.
AMER, U. pARK--comrortable brick
% sell Open every day 1903
Wo. 6-4l62, MERRYFIELD n
AMER. UNIV. PARK. in the choice
blks. from st. AIMS and Immaeu,
late--Lovely white brk:. center hall
Colonial, built by Frank s. Phillips.
Includes library and lavatory on LIST
a.; 3 excellent bedrms.. baths on
2nd q. nicely finished 3rd a rec.
snd s%d Sis Sssh seel1'e ssa bus iitysns: ssrars s
ssS $50. FRANZ 8. PHILLrPs, D1.
BRIARCLIFF--one Of Washington's
hne residences that now has been
reduced dra5ttcally by, owner .mcv-
lnk 10 WekL hsOhbts FTICtu III lONRr
40s. and they want an offer. Spa
cious center-hall plan. library with
fireplace, bcokshelyes and adjoining
powder rm. bedrms.. : baths on
end A.: beautiful rec. rm., screened
porch. 2-car built-in garage. RAM
dom width .oak floors; heavy slate
roof. Charming white brk. construc-
ticn; FRANK 9, PHILLIPS, DI. T.
CHEVY CHASE. OF Nebraska and
Military rd.; spotless 3-bedrm. q
sssh sss o e5ek Colonial ,vsass snsbs'r nov,
TO approved purchaser: finished
bsmt. and attic; garage: separats
din. rm: screened porch; h.-w.h.
NE. s-Ibs1. OIL. 4-4b93. JOHN r.
tconttnued on next pagsI
Evening star., 1955-05-04

mod. Kit; quiet wooded area: walk.
dist. TO Arl. Hall Direct bus to
Pentason. Navy Annex and down
town D. c. IA. 2-pb7d. A01A CO.
Iumbis pike. mr.. Glebe I'd.
Evening star., 1955-05-04
VIRGINIA
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ooL0RED BEER TAVERN for sale.
GOOD tid l9s' Feas; Owner i'll. Informa-
WELL-EsTABIisRaED ladies' shop.
known as CINEMA FASHIONS, S4SI
Conn. ave. NV; will sell or lease
TO the rishs party. See Mr.. LEWIS
Wen established. air.
conditioned: light wine and beer:
reasonably p5ised. psdss ss5 sPenna sYs.
on UPPER CONN. AVE.
!tbest block. Very beautiful kitchen.
Does $500 dsiIy. ns.eTS PTiee sa SO. coo; easy ;
terms, A rare bargain for someone.
BOB HOILANDER. Exclusive Brqk-
er, 1411 Pa. ave. NV, MA. S-9143.
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for sound
Investment Of $5,O00-S10.0O0. Is
product. Profts viii return ali OF
original investment in approx
mately 3 years. Box 470-c, Star.
doing $4,000 wkiy. All
plus private room. Hours II am 10
pm. Closed Sundays. Business in
stores-business section. About Sis.-
900 cash down payment will handle,
ga1IASe uAoneuty. o0o lOL1hNO6fSp
11%N 5xslufiys NS s.Sa4g ssckeE' All Pa, ave.
BEER AND WINE-Beautiful restau.
rant on Good Hope road corner.
Opens 3 pm, Sells about $3.50 beer
nightly n1l .n good oJgp price v.s setup; ssats .s
About 5000 cash down payment
win handle. BOB HQLLANDER,
l4l1 Pa. ave. NV, MA. S-9743. a
LUNCHEONETTR. air r-cond., ali mod.
equip. VIII sacr4fice on acct. other
mt 600 cash will handle. Box
HAULING. operating 8 trucks daily.
So. 900. Call MA. S-6l93. s.
OWNER ILL, forced to sac. delicates-
sen and frozen custard; well estab;
good income; excel. opp. for couple:
loc. in downtown area. $500 cash
will handle. Priced to sellll! SILLS
REAL ESTATE, ia. $4,000
SERVICE STATIONS FOR LEASE
2, new. modern, ebay service sta
tions. located Capitol Hts, Nd,
area; other in Shirley-Duke area Of
Alex, Va. Reasonable inventory in
yestment. Avail. for immed. occup.
"a; as1i60, MRS. DOWNS. IS
rent, $3.50. Price. s4,5oo. sAD..
SEA room BUSINESS. wholesale and
retail, good profitable business. Call
LU. 1-440l. 80
BAR AND GRILL. downtown--Ayer-
age 9ysr 81 S4oG per day GSo Beautiful
-. ATLAS BROKERAGE co, go
Evening star., 1955-05-04
HOUSES TO SHARE

PORTER. Mr.. CONN. - bedrms.
liv. rm.. SEP. din rm.: attic: gar.
S36 mo. ea. girl. Ewes, EN-. 2-7604
cOUrLE to share home with lady q,
working mother with child, Will care
for child; beautiful home. Call RE
wIDoW AND DAUGHTER would iik,
70 share their lovely 6-rm. home with
2 young ladies or cpis. or will giye
care to elderly invalid. An home
privtls.. TV, gr. piano. ia. 9-4gOO.
Evening star., 1955-05-04

UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY for sound
investment Of $4,000 $40 900. rs
tahlished. durable consumer goods
product. Profits will return all Of
original investment in approxi-
mately years. Box 470-c. Star.
Evening star., 1955-05-04
REAL ESTATE

Partner or manager to take complete
charge OF established real estate
and insurance ONCE. Must be ener-
getic and have a successful record
in the real estate business--prefer-
ably in Sc. Washington and Prince
Geo. County. No capital necessary
to the right man. Box 250-C, Star.
Evening star., 1955-05-04

PORT CRAIG GARDENS
Also newly redecorated l-bedroon
apt, adjacent to TT. Meyer. $70.7t
per mo. incl. utils. For inspection
apply Apt. 2. 11S 8. Courthouse
BARKLEY BROS. INC.
Evening star., 1955-05-04
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ADULT FAMILY or s desires 3 bed.
sSs Eoo% p.rh snlufo,'hsS a. sS,Is nou.s In fsys
area. b. June / Boz sss-Y, star. . I.
HOMES NEEDED--we
nearby Nd. or nv. b. c.: free ap-
praiseis; no delay. For complete
TiEnRsssY TiEnRsssY ifssl's HsY co. D1fr' ST. s.Ss.s. s.'d.z