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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-08
Common Glory
Opens June29
WILLIAMSBURG, Va.

Two new faces will be seen in
leading roles when THE Com
mon Glory" opens its ninth
season here on June 20.
A college professor, DR.. Har-
old Gould of Randolph Macon
Woman's College in Lynchburg,
Va, was selected at recent try
outs to portray the lead role of
Thomas jefferson.
In the comedy role of Cephus
Sicklemore, a chicken thief turned
patriot soldier, will be Michael
Hanft, junior at the College of
William and Mary. DR.. Gould
will be making his first appear
ance in Matoako Lake Amphi-
theater, site of the symphonic
drama. Mr.. Hanft was seen last
year in the production as Sam
Adams.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-08
REDUCED TICKETS
INTRODUCED FOR
JERSEY RESORTS

The Observation-Disclosures
SeaShore Lines has intro
duced a new type of reduced
fare rail ticket during the
vacation period for family
groups travelling between
Philadelphia Camden and
South Jersey resort cities.
The new ticket, a 12-trip
monthly, provides coach
transportation for the bear
er" and anyone accompany
ing him. This makes it pos
Sible for summer residents to
take several different guests
to and from the shore for
week ends or longer without
purchasing individual rail
tickets at higher prices.
The move was initiated to
lure more people to rail
travel during the summer
vacation months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-08
Ocean City N. j.,
Reudies for Season
Debut on May 80
OCEAN CITY, N. ]

With Memorial Day, which
marks the seasons debut, just
around the corner. this seaside
city has the air of a hostess wait
ing to welcome her guests.
Memorial Day visitors will find
all vacation accommodations IN
readiness. All hotels and restau-
rants will be open then and the
boardwalk shops in full season
array. Capt Tommy" Williams
will have his lifeguards stationed
on all of the favorite bathing
beaches.
The city's large feet of fishing
boats is being painted and con-
ditioned and will be available to
fishermen wishing to spend the
Memorial Day holiday in pursuit
of their chosen sport.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-08
Grond CunoI Regatta
Set for August II
VENICE.

VENICE.
The impressive nocturnal re-
gatta on the Grand Canal in
Venice, with its multicolored
illuminations of palaces, bridges
and ferries, will be held August
Fl. Concerts by leading Euro
pean soloists and choruses on a
large floating stage under the
stars. highlight the program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-08
Travel
Wildwood Begins
Seasons Events
WILDWOOD, N. j.

A long list of special events
has begun at this resort.
Next event will be the New
Jersey Marbles Tournament
finals May 81. An impressive
Memorial Day program is being
arranged for May 80. The an
nual Miss New Jersey contest is
scheduled for June "a, Is, 26.
A spectacular Kiwanis boat
parade and fireworks display is
expected to attract large throngs
August 2. The Switchboard dou-
bles tournament is set for August
6 and the singles tournament on
August 81.
The 45th annual baby parade,
one of the most colorful events
of the season, is set for the
morning of August 26.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-08
Cowboy Bar in Madrid
MADRID

The Cowboy Bar, the first es-
Establishment of its kind in Ma
drid, provides sandwiches, color
full surroundings and familiar
music for the American traveller
in Spain. 1t is located opposite
the Trans World Airlines ticket
office at Jose Antonio 68.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-08

Here are the seven hints:
/. Load film in Subdued light.
, 1955-06-28
JOURNAL
OF THE PROCEEDINGS OF THE FIRST LEGISLATURE
T THE VIRGIN ISLANDS
First Regular Session 1858
o u R Al
THURSDAY, MARCH 10, 1855
Continued from yesterday

The bank may accept drafts or bills OF exchange Drawn
upon it having not more than three months slgnt 10 Tun, eA7
elusive Of DAYS Of grace, drawn by banks or bankers III foreign
countries or dependencies or insular possessions Of the United
States in accordance with the regulations Of the Board OF the
Governors of the Federal Reserve System set forth in Section
2032(al. (1 and (el Of Title II Of the Code Of Federal Regular
tions with substitution Of the words Banking Board OF the
-yirgina islands" for the words Board Of Governors" IN such
regulations except in the first sentence of Section 203.2(b) ~
and Section 2032b1 ca, for the purpose Of furnishing dollar
exchange as required by the usages of trade in the respective
countries, dependencies, or insuar possessions: Provided,
however. that the bank shall not accept such draft or bills OF
exchange referred to for any one bank to an amount exceed
mo IN the aggregate ten per centum of its pald-up ana IN
impaired capital stock and reserve fund unless the draft OF
bill Of exchange is accompanied by documents conveying or
securing the title or by some other adequate security: Fro
yided further, that the bank shall not accept such drafts or
bills in an amount exceeding at any time the aggregate OF one
half Of its paid-up and unimpaired capital stock and reserve
fund.
() To make personal, business and real estate loans 70
persons, banks, corporations and associations. The real estate
loans shall be secured by first liens upon improved real es-
tate. including improved farm land and improved business
and residential properties. "A loan secured by real estate with
in the meaning Of this article shall be in the form of an obi
cation or obligations secured by a mortgage, trust deed, or
other instrument UPON real estate which shall constitute a
first lien on real estate in fee simple or onsa leasehold % I'M
der lease for not less than ~ninty-nine years which is re-
Movable or () under a lease having a period of not less than
fifty years to run from the date the loan is made or acquired
by the bank. The amount of any such loan hereafter made
shall not exceed so per centum of the appraised value of the
real estate offered as security and no such loan shall be made
for a longer term than five years; except that Cd any such
, 1955-06-28

loan may be made in an amount not to exceed 6O per centum
Of the appraised value Of the real estate offered as security
and for a term not longer than ten years if the loan is secured
by an amortized mortgage, deed of trust, or other such lnstru-
nent under the terms Of which the installment payments are
sufficient to amortize 40 per centum or more of the principal
of the loan within a period Of not more than ten years and
~ the foregoing limitations and restrictions shall not apply
to real estate loans which are insured under the provisions of
Title II, Title VI, Fitle VIII or Section 8 of Title OF the Ma
tional Housing Act. Such real estate loans shall not be made
in an aggregate sum in excess of twenty-five per centum OF
the total assets Of said bank, or in excess of sixty per centun
Of the amount Of its time and savings deposits. whichever IS
the greater.
Evening star., 1955-01-26
sy ihsAssosi.s.d pssss

LUBBOCK. Tex. Jan. IA
The parents Of the Wood twins
have about decided on . foot
print test to md ont which Is
Charles and which is Robert.
Mrs. Douglas r. Wood thinks
she can tell them apart, but she
isn't sure.
Capt. Wood said yesterday II
may take q footprint expert"
at Reese Air Force Base, where
the boys were born November "a.
to figure it out.
A baby-sitter thought she got
the twins mixed up Saturday
night.
After they cried all night. Mrs.
wood thought they might be IN
the wrong cribs. She switched
them and they went to sleep.
knowing that Charles was
aIlergic to orange juice, Mrs.
Wood then gave both babies
generous drinks of it.
One Of them broke out IN q
rash.
IT knew I had 1t whipped
then" the mother said.
Evening star., 1955-01-26

amount currently authorized
there were 26, ,376. .T22 outstand-
ing as Of December 81. Should
the stock be split, 52.753.444 re-
classified shares would represent
the smaller number outstanding
December 81.
The dollar dividend declared
yesterday would be the equiva-
lent of so cents per share on the
larger number Of shares.
Meanwhile. Mr.. Fairless told
newsmen he expected 1855 to be
g satisfactory" year for the
economy and q better year than
1854 for the steel industry.
He predicted the steel indus
try and his corporation would
operate at about 80 per cent Of
rated capacity for the first six
months but refused to make any
predictions beyond the half-year
mark.
He added, however. "that
doesn't mean I predict q slump
in the last six months"
Evening star., 1955-01-26
u. 5. Steel Increases
Dividend, Proposes
|l-ior-f Stock Split
sr the A..seIa.ed Pns.

NEW YORK, Jan. 26.-The
worlds biggest steelmaker.
United States Steel Corp, was
plunging into 1855 today with a
couple Of financial jet rockets
behind tia boosted common
stock dividend and q proposed
2-for-1 stock split.
It was the first dividend In
crease IN four years and the first
stock split since May 2. i949,
when stockholders voted q 3-for-
/ split Of common. raising the
authorized shares to their pres
eht total.
The news caught Wall Street
mapping yesterday. although at
the time of the third-quarter
report last October there were
many rumors Of q dividend in
ase-unconfirmed at the time.
81 Dividend Declared.
The Board Of Directors, watt
Ing until lbng after the close Of
the New York Stock Exchange.
declared a dividend Of 81 a share
on common, payable March 10 to
holders of record February 4.
The stock had been on q 75-
cent dividend basis since 1851.
Board Chairman BENJAMIN r.
FairleSs. answering q newsman,s
question, declined to put the
board on record for future pay
Inents of a dollar on common
every quarter but added:
Naturally, when we change
our dividend, we hope to con-
tinue it we always hope to
continue anything we start"
He also announced that the
directors had approved for SUBJ
mission to the stockholders at
their annual meeting May 2 a
proposal to change each share
Of common into two shares.
THE board believes that the
proposed change win result in q
wider distribution Of the stock
and make II more readily avail
able for investment purposes. :"
Mr.. FairIess said.
Would Double Shares.
The action would increase the
IS million present shares au-
thorized to 80 million. OF the
Evening star., 1955-01-26
Solution of Mixup Of Twins
May Require Footprint Test

Then the other boy broke out
In . rash.
she decided sl1e Just gave
them both too much juice.
Mrs. Wood said: People must
think we are terrible parents
not knowing our own children"
Capt. Wood. who Is wing adj
jutant at Reese. said he never
lid know. Their other children
are Douglas, s. and Debbie. 8.
Evening star., 1955-01-26

n FosT PEOPLE still don't believe it. But
lV1 it is true.
And when you look into the facts, you'll
find these two solid truths:
Buick Is one of the "Big Three" in sales
volume and hotter this year than ever
before. And Buick is one of the big
Three" when it comes to prices which
make such popularity possible. The price
we show here proves it.
DO why not GET what Buick has to offer,
If you are in the market for new car?
You find that the dollars you pay for Buick
bury you lot more automobile and the
sheer satisfaction that comes with bossins
a brawny traveller of this caliber.
Evening star., 1955-01-26
You can take
II over FOR only

You find it in the record-high V8 power
that gives life to this spirited performer.
You find it in the soft and level and cruiser
steady ride that comes Of all-coil springing
and torque.tube stability. You find it in the
extra roominess, the extra frame strength,
the extra tread width, the extra silenciHg
ali part and parcel Of every Buick.
We could tell you about the little things,
too. Things usually charged for as extras"
in other cars, but yours as standard equip
ment at no extra cost in every Buick.
Evening star., 1955-01-26

Things like direction signals, oil.bath air
cleaner, fuH.flow oil filter, automatic
lighting in glove and trunk compartments
and so on.
But you get the idea. This is a buy, this
IS Buick pa great buy and q thriller
from the instant you press its gas pedal.
Come in this week and check things for
yourself, won't youp
@2doo 6pcsssnser Buick SPECIAL ssdon Model o. Tusic,sd
Optional sqpmeni ecesssos sioss and local odd
dono Prices oy vary slightly odonine Even ihs
toetoD-nscied you mey borsoins. such os
Hsoisr Dercs,er $eI.7o Rudo Antsanc :. $s7.s0.
Evening star., 1955-07-25

CABIN CRUISER, 2O-ft. Lapstrake
mahogany, 92-h.p. Gray engine:
81 300. Slip ll2, Pentagon La
Evening star., 1955-07-25
OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Coatinuedl

ATTRACTIVE air-eone. once over
looking White House and Lafayette
Park Telephone answering Serv.
ice ineluded Call ST. 3-346o.
MEDICAL onnees. air-eond.. mod. !:
Sl S5ls a-lsa7 1852 st. NV 40. a-SsSs'
CULM0RE shoppins center, Lees
burg pike nr. z Corners, va. 10.
2-535S. or RA 3-I3e7
ALEXANDRIA. VA. adjacent hot
Shoppe and Howard Johnson's-2
stories. beautifully finished ofiees.
Ealnut paneling. air cono.; ample
parking; $500 So. IT,, total area
OWNER. Ii. 7-7t00; ewes. ~
AIR CONDITIONED OFFICES, e1a
and e2l l1th st. NV. End a.. front
9mses' SnS; aEEe very dSs7 iSS rentals RA g.
ATTRACTIVE downtown. air eond..
suite; spacious: reas. Call Wkdays.
o to $50. DI. 7-4377. -25
OFFICE FOR RENT, "A block from
Hecht's Silver Spring store; conner
once on ground d. fronting on
main thoroughfare, newly remod-
eled, In newly remodeled bldg;
rent. $3.50 per mo. incl. utils. col
Persh1ng DR.. Phone until $50 p m.
RE. 7-S467: Sat. and Sun. OIL.
6-3763. rs
UNFURN. PVT. OFFICE in air-cond.
suite Of law .ofnces; use Of reeep.
rm.. 14th and X location; SEQ mo.
Avail. immed. Ma. $3.50. -27
DOWNTOWN - 500 18th st. n.w.;
entire End H., ideal for studio,
Office or any business. PAPANI-
CoLAs INVEST. DI. 7-3047. 20
9th AND G NV. 3 lge. rms. pvt.
Call Mr. VINNfcK. Me. s-2294.
FE. 3-2S64. -25
LUxURIOUsLY FURNISHED. air
conditioned ofices, one or more in
lawyers suite. Reception and Sec
retary's room and services optional.
~Near Mayf1ower. EX. 3-10S1. 20
AIR CONDITIONED 2-rm. suite in
Silver Springs most desirable bldg.
RA 6-5562.
Evening star., 1955-07-25
TRUCKS FOR SALE tesa,.I

FoRD 81 h-ton panel: pine Eack.
heater: excel eond-. S4e6. WI. g.
ToRD, 'ss. NEW. on shovrm- door: :
F-5o0 stake, ia ton. fully
equipped; best offer. low On. pint.
Call ST. $3.50 or Ap. 2-39s4.
CHEVROLET pick up 1el7. steel
plate bed; good condition. Priced
for quick sale. PAUL n. NOAIR
CO. 222l Adams pl. ne. la.
6-2277: ewes, IN. 3-I40S, 20
BUS DEM0NSTRATOR-Immediate
delivery offered on Ford-Wayne bus.
10 rows Of seats, ready for use.
new title. special low price; could
pay. for itself during the strike.
8; J. MEEKS' SON. 622 @ st. NV,
FORD 1851 F-s tractor; mechsn-
ieally geod cond. outside Of motor.
PORTABLE SNACK BAR truck.
equip. with bottle gas oven. ready
20 serve food to construction Jobs.
$3.50. 1150 18th st. ne, Ii. A.
1916. -26
l947 FORD
1h-TON DUMP TRUCK. $3.50
HE 4-SqS3 -95
Evening star., 1955-07-25
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FOUR 4h AND ~ per cent insur.
ance MORTGAGE loans. Call MR.
PACK, JU. 9-741S -26
LARGE FUND available for purchase
of real estate notes. Prompt action
HUGH B. CONNER. 1927 K st
NV. RE. 7-496Q; ewes. DU; 7-z09I
end TRUST OWNERS ATTENTION!
Don't sell before getting my prompt
absolutely top, spot cash offers!
Nd, Va. D. c. MR. QUICK. 10
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
pur, BARTLOW REALTY Co, Real
tors. 1881 q st. n.wr NE. 6-2495:
buy .2nd trust notes. D. c. nearby
Md. or Va. Reasonable rates. Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE y INVEST
MENT CORP, 1912 N. z. ave. NV,
Ma. S-5S33
TRUST notes purchased: both second
and first trusts wanted; highest
prices paid; don't sell your first or
second trust without calling me
first. Phone AID. 4-0772. -26
LIST, End, 3rd TRUST LOANS, cover
ing D. C.. nearby Nd. and Va; prop
critics: financial relief for all pur-
poses, including repairs. remodel
ing. additions. improvements.
APEX REALTY CO.
oil NEW YORK AVE. NV.
GT 2.1R1Q 21o
Evening star., 1955-07-25
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
AT,EXANDRIA

and 3, 900 sa It. ofi-stfeet parking;
daylight bldg: No. hwy; excel.
for showrm. ofiices electronies,
etc: immed. poss. GREENHOOT
INC, Ex. 3-3363. EN-. 2-53Sb.
Evening star., 1955-07-25

DODGE 40 de luxe club cpe.; r.,
h.; 1895. Terms. sos down
ROPER" 18th and r. I. ave. ne,
DODGE 81 Coronet 4-dr.; Gyro-
matte; $4,000 actual mi: excep-
tlonally clean: s595. BEAL MO-
TORS. 14th and Rhode Island
ave. ne, HO. 2-62S4,
Evening star., 1955-07-25
TRAILERS
EXTRA SPECIAL

Kropf Eldorado, 1855, az long. 10
wide, completely air conditioned
m Ihs ossIa osIa SssSs sSrs,, mobile vltS hSms ss n
,$is. 900 to $4,000 home Can be
ment and terms 70 suit the buyer
COLES MOBILE HOME. WASH :
Baito blvd. 3 mi. north OF Laurel
Md. PARKWAY b-1022, -2g
Evening star., 1955-07-25
W'T'RFRoNT PROP. FOR RENT

COLONIAL BEACH-Nice cool 5-rm.
waterfront cottage. fenced grounds:
utils. incl; $50 wk. WA. 7-0555.
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, PORT REPUB-
Lie, MD.-Furn. cottages for rent.
immed. by wk. to college grads. Or
ganized recreation. community bldg.
Er mi of sandy bay beach. 4h
mi beyond Prince Frederick. Drive
down any time or phone RUTH
MATTESoN,. Prince Frederick 155.
WOODLAND BEACH-Cottage for
rent month of Aug. Call JE. 3-S6S2
after q pm. weekdays.
ORANGE COUNTY. New YorK-On
private mountain lake. cottage for
six. Tile bath modern kitchen,
boat, fine for children. .JUs 9-s201.
--25
Evening star., 1955-07-25

TCHRYSLER '49 de luxe Windsor
sedan; auto. drive: new eond.
S3g5. Terms. S95 down. ROPER" ="
18th and r L ave. ne
Evening star., 1955-07-25

DE SOTO 1851 conv. coupe; auto.
trans: 4 new tires. new top: owner
leaving country: car in beautiful
condition. S795. JE. 3-915S. -2S
DODGE 81 4-dr, station wagon;
$4,000 MI; fully equip; 1st reas.
offer; 1925 Conn. ave. EN-. 2-22l0.
Evening star., 1955-07-25

CROSLEY 40 convertible: cast-iron
engine. Hydra, brakes: red: clean;
r. and h.: $190 cash. IA. 9-0S1S
Evening star., 1955-07-25
"a CHEW.
$685.

No cash needed with good credit
best buy anywhere; we will picl
you up in our car. Call
TIL 2-4200
Evening star., 1955-07-25
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

1h-ToN bump TRHcK. $3.50
HE 4-SQS3 -9E
Evening star., 1955-07-25
Chris Craft

9bO Maine Ave. 5.W. 81. 3-O32b
14-FT. UTH. RUNABOUT and
Mercury: Super Ten Hurricane.
$3.50. JU. $4,000. -29
Evening star., 1955-07-25
LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

c3rnsvah. h Roh sssas,tui ssaA ysS' ass' two ssrs
year-oid hoverins peach trees,
grapes and lilacs on property. Only
OWNER tx. $4,000. Ext. t1f6.
$50 to 8. weekdays. 30
RoLLINGWooD-s5xIeo. ideal for
daylight bsmt.. plans avail, Sac
rifice, Sb.950; terms. JU. S-g744
FIVE BEAUTIFUL BLDG. LOTS, mr.
Warrenton, Va. IN mi. from Lake
Brittle; Slacktop road, & 2 acres acres
KELLY. warrenton 620-J.
NR. MT. vERNON-2b acres. city
area, ideal for subdivision. AL
SMITH REALTY, XII. s-66b2;
ewes. TE. 6-2067. -27
ALEXANDRIA, VA.
st. and Reynolds st. viii sell
subject to you getting your coming
and will subordinate. Price, $4,000
per acre. Brokers coop. given,
1894 MfRsHsL f4ts a. NV 4 wAPtE Ap. e. c4Goa2oos
McLEAN--Have several choice par
@ poses IS n 70 iP iSo sssaGDsRs acres: ssaer and
water now being installed. For
appt. call: Z. H IRWIN ia, 2
1923. or Ell 6-364S, ewes --26
RICHLAND ACRES
/ to 8 acre homesites on beautiful
Leesburg pike JRte. ~, 10 mi.
Chain Bridge, Q mi. west Of Dram
esviile. Va. Private lakes and play
ground. telephone. elec. and wide,
paved roads. See for yourself or
call or write for brochure.
HERNDoN 776; Evss,, JE. 3-Q1<3.
?. o. BOX 222. NeLesn, w
Evening star., 1955-07-25
oEEIcEs, STUDIOS foR REM

1924 aoth ST. N;w.-Entirs bldg:: ,2S z
RassiHs T:ns B. fs. f. aJRPskRF spd ST. a!' sss4 ts
1 LGE. RMS, commercial or resi-
Dental; % q. above stores; on bus
line: no children: water, heat
fuTn. "a. S-isbi. "a. 7-bSiI
Evening star., 1955-07-25
BILL ROSS

7400 GA. AVE. NV.
CHRYSLER so Imperial Newport
beautiful 2-tone green and ivory,
modern equipment with power
steering. power brakes. torque
drive. radio. heater. Solex glass.
Wv. tires: q well-kept, very low
mileage. ons,9wnsr car: S1.4se.
Evening star., 1955-07-25
TRUCKS FOR SALE

Al USED TRUCKS. Hi-velue used
evs W. AZ iNTFSRNATToN2I III trisSsISi OHXRvEs:
TM. POI bladensburs I'd. ne. II.
Evening star., 1955-07-25

0A1s sie6p ~ hc1ot kHucS, kIay
extras. KE $3.50, Berthed At It
West River Yacht Club; $1,000.
SAILBoAT. Comet class: measure
ments certified, No. 3056: In good
cond. $500. For inspection. see
BOB YOUNG. Buzzard's Point Boat
Yard, LIZ 3-e617. 81
FISHING PARTIES, Chesapeake Bay,
reser.. CAPT. KING, LO. 4-5s43,
daytime; WA. 7-4192. nights, wk.
ends.
CABIN CRUISER, eo-ft. Lapstrake
mahogany, 92-h.p. Gray engine:
sooBe 81 ;Soo; or sip 1p.7iR4' lla' Pentason La
MAINE BUILT BRISTOL BOATS
BLUEFIsH. l6-ft. outboard, sturdy.
toomy for fsshing, family. sports
BONITA. Gift. inbosrd convertible,
fishing cruiser. low down pay
meIts available. ia. s-673l. -2s
Chris Craft
Mid-season sale Of new and used
1868. SLIT. rwinserev sedan.
1922. 26-ft. Flying Bridge sedan.
1922, 2l.ft: Cobra raceabout,
lSSSa Sssa 1S 1S-fs; t.. Dc Luxe Continental,
1854. 1S-ft. Riviera, runabout. used
less than 10 hrs.
Famous custom left. hull and
II you have an engine, this is what
you have been looking for. Only
1t will pay you to talk to US about
these boats. The prices will please
you.
r. L. Van Fossan, Inc.
$50 Maine Ave. s.W. ST. 3-0326.
14-FT. UTH. RUNABoUT and
Mercury: Super Ten Hurricane.
$3.50. JU. $4,000. -29
Evening star., 1955-07-25
DESK SPACE
FARMS

MT. AIRY-30O acres. $50 acres
under cultivation, 20 acres wooded.
plenty Of water, priced right at
$35. 900. Excel. terms. Call Mary
Brosius. Clarksville 5-70-W-1.
BERNARD T. BROS1US. Realtor.
~. 9-0420. -26
10 ACRES, desirable Groom home,
ETC., conveniently located in white
neighborhood: ideal for retired;
priced $1,000. easy terms. c. W.
NeekdaYS. Las SnndRYa q
Evening star., 1955-07-25
GARAGES

Mr.. UNION sTATI0N-Por work
shop or storage; 2;story 6rk 90 S9 BY
20: LIST comml.: $50. JU. 7-o2I7,
GARAGE FOR SEDAN DELIVERY,
company car, vic. Mt. Rainier pre-
ferred. AP. 7-0914. after 8 pm.
Evening star., 1955-07-25
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
Sci LECT PROPERTIES
BUSINESS PROF. FOR RENT

1924 goth ST. N.W.-Entire bldg.
2 stories and bsmt.: approx. 14x30:
parking rear mod. and attrac.
reas. rent. r. R. RUPERT. ST.
l4th ST, near Thomas Circle NV
4-story .', elevator building now ,op, op,
club. Entire building available at
ST per 50. IT. Suitable for res
taursnt and catering. institutional,
retail or office use.
KASS-BERGER, INC.
Evening star., 1955-07-25
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

Goth AND x SITS. NV.
"a $50 50. IT; excellent central loca-
ton: railroad siding on propserrtCya
OLIVER I. CARR, call Ma. S-sng3
or MA. S-2S65. --26
Evening star., 1955-07-25
BUICK 81 2-DR. SPEC.

r, and b., seat covers, light blue
tires like new: S695.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
$40 Lee Hwy. Arl.. IA. 2-9002
BUICK 1854 4-dr. Special; 2-tone,
r., and h.. peri. cond. Owner a
minister; $1,645 SP. 4-3951 or
"55 Buick 4.dr: harSdt6op;; equipped
BUICK 80 Estate Wagon: new tires,
Dynahow, r., h.: $3.50. DE, g
BUICK 81 de luxe 4-dr.: and h..
orig. black finish: 1895. BEAL MO-
TORS. l4th and Rhode Island ave.
ne. HO. 2-62S4.
BUICK '52 Special; radio, heater.
Dynafiow; excel cond.: best offer
over S940. Sacrifice. ov. 3-4767.
Evening star., 1955-07-25

BUICK 81 Riviera hardtop coupe
radio. heater, turn signals. seat
covers: beautiful 2-tone finish
cleanest car in town; q real bar.
gain price, only SS45; safety tested
guarantee.
PAUL BROS. (Olds.)
WIS AND EILICOTT ST. NV.
KE. 7-130S SO Closed Sundays
Evening star., 1955-07-25
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AVIATION

ERCOUPE 1916; low-frequency ra-
dio, loop, gyro comp. MKR beacon
receiver, full instrument panel. low
air frame and engine time. new
wings; 10 hours since relicense.
Call evenings or week ends. AP.
7-3475. --zS