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VACATION PLACES
REAL ESTATE LOANS

end TRUsTS-Top spot cash. Md.
Mh. Nf. 6U1eK 81 e Is Is. t. se56S 5s dissG9n' sly
action. MECHANIC PROPERTIES.
2100 Wilson blvd, Arl. IA. 2-3300.
TOP ;, Cash prices for 2nd trust 9etss gess:
MONEY 70 ON -ssS' sna TRusT-ws will
buy 2nd-trust notes, d c., nearby
TIoNAL MoRTGiSHeGHE 4 INVEST
MENI CORP, 1912 N 2 ave. NV,
WI VIZ HAZE SlSSfSS CLIENTS wanting 2pd
Ios fSs' dissesnt hSses IN cuMoRE f REALTa fha ny
CO. JE. 4-665o. Ewes. JE. 4-3910.
FIRST TfssF' ASp iSfs'sf; sEcoNp TRUST Mla Lo2Ns
I7eBARTow 7es1 ! REALTY Z ~ CO, Realtors
zSs5f NANcfNa CO. ct9DetIsss. nc. ju fi3s 3sszs4sd:
ewes 70. $4,000.
ARE YOUR PRESENT PAYMENTS
list and End trusts, and terms will
be made to suit your budget We
sssufdsy. ssi Spsn fn,g fra e noon Sm to apd p% 1n
A telephone cali win usually do.
but II YOU come to the once, please
bring your payment. books with you
We can be Of wonderful service to
you. having been in the loan busi-
T.s.1ss rsss iss SoF SosT eonsssJ 90 .ssT T w a a
csi Shf NM I0F FREEMAN lsGf eaes cT NM nf pAV1s Wis
WASHINGTON Loan 81 Trust Building
RE 7-1626 and RE- 7-o2e3.
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

$50 r ST. N.W.-Beautifully recon-
ditioned onices from $50 to 800 So
It. each: win rent in single rooms,
or as many Is you require, at $40
p per ! mo. 40 G5ll SA S1oIas 81 IREEDMAN' g9 9S9 +
arranged. can be used for any type
Of operation. 1900 50. IT., will rent
obtainable, Cali cY FREEDMAN
900 r st n W.. RE. 7-0293. --27
1917 I2th ST. N.W.--Studio ONCE,
S25: others at $50; inrnishsd and
air3eonditioned If desired. ST J.
CORNER 9th AND F SITS. nv
Large rooms with north light. good
for workshops. salesrms.. otlces etc;
elevator bldg, convenient loc.. reas-
enable. Apply $40 st. NV, Room
NAT. BANK BLDG. corner
9TH and Pa. ave. n.w.-Second floor,
all outside rooms. good for CONNER
cial use. offices. etc: elevator bldg,
reasonable. Apply $40 F st. nv,
sHoREHaM HSSR Ham BLDG, 18th and o H NV
One air -cond. ONCE room. unfurn.,
newly dec. Rent reas. ME. S-67l4,
private ONCE, in suite
of law otfices, use of reception rm.,
14th and X location. S65 month
Available immediately. Call Ma.
Fool BUILDING, share law
yer's 2-rm. suite: fully equipped and
cnssir fSsn; ress ,c,, NE NE g. s,l2Gl .v o1S
ave. n.w.-Bright attractive oflces.
all outside rooms. good business To-
cation; elevator bldg, reasonable.
Apply $40 r st. NV, Room 10;
BUSINESS LOCATION,
over 1000 50. it., large adjoining
rooms: north light; reasonable. MA,
/ 1890 BLOCK CONN. AvE.-2nd floor,
1.500 50. IT, of open space, air con-
ditioned: suitable for almost any
type OF business. Call EN-. 3-003S.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Air-condi-
toned ONCE; ard floor; 700 so. it.:
Call MA S-o4Sa
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 1852 English Ford: brand
new condition; sacrifice: So95 cash
or or, terms, ROPER 18th and r: l.
ANGLIA sos; Renault. SOS; 2qr Hin.
man. $445: Morris, S595: Peuseot,
$475: M.G.. -SS95: Austin A-40 sed'
S247; WV, $6S7; 81 Morris oxford.
S565; See JACK PRY before you
buy." 14th and p. Est. 1923.
AUSTIN SO sport convertible cpe. /;
r. snd h, owner. 1896. Co
AGsTpiS A1SpRe' HEALEY 1854 .1oo": sal.
price. S2,345. Largest selection Of
foreign and American cars. Dealer
for Austin Of England, M. g., Morris
Minor. Hillman, Sunbeam. Porsche.
Mercedes Benz, Kaiser, Willys. MAN
HAITIAN AUTO. INC. (Est. 19I4,
7th at r sts. NV, North 7-270O.
Branch sales, 1910 King st., Alex
Va. King $685..
BUICks. Horner's Corner. I'LL 14th
NV. tdowntownl--A choice selec-
tion Of models and colors. DI.
HOMER. Hi5Rsa Buick Dealer STANLEY LEO H.
BUCKS Selection Of models and
eolors HoRNER's COR. Buick
sea4s4 Rsalsl Fla. ave, ne at 9th Ii
BUICK 194e Super cdr; r. and h,
passed d, c. inspection April: $3.50,
NO. T-46bo, ewes after 1.30 --11
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

vIRGINIA-134,00 900 So. It. Of heavy
industrial ground. just over l4th
road m in front 'n Of DI,Io1 Property. sn0 si.so %
JE. 4-se50. -25
1900 SO. FT., on heavily travelled
main thoroughfare, sc. Suitable
used car lot or auto parts Owner
leaving; $500 income from part
optional. STORY 4 CO., NE. s-4l00.
Mr.. Pilson. -27
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PARKWAY-FORD

0oRD 80 F-100 h-ton panel with
excel tires, Meadowbrook green fin
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PARKWAY-FORD
3051 M ST. NV, AID. 2-01s5
OPEN DAILY, 90: SAT. TIL [

so CHEVROLET
2-dr.; sparkling black finish; / own.
er. See this beauty today. Only
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1885 Wilson Blvd, Arlington. Va.
ia. 2-9o02 Open Ewes, weekdays
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body, cab shield, S25x2O tires and
2ospeed rear. This is real buy
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT
SUMMER HOMES

MAINE seaside cottage. pvt. shore;
furn. 8 bedrms.; all-elec. kit, mod.
bath ba,a and shower; ssss;o firepl. @ June I5-
uARprn,S AVE; 3 oi; rrsRV S,SS22' ~ ewes; S
extra lot. river and mt. view, $1,000.
Also 9 lge. lots. river view, 81 200.
TU. 2-25SS -25
ASHEVILLE. N. C.-June through Oc-
tober-Cool, quiet, comfortable; 4
large furn rms. porches; $50
monthly. Adults. HO. 2-9274.
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CHEW. '55 BEL AIR 2-DooR
NO CASH NEEDED
CAN HANDLE TRADE
PHONE LU. 1850

CHEV. '5I de luxe 4-dr.; Powerglide.
r, and h.. turn signals, very clean
throughout. one owner. beautiful
dark green finish. bargain of the
week, S745. safety tested for your
protection. 3O-day written guar.
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BUICK 40

RIVIERA HARDTOP (SUPER)
A very smartly styled hRrdtop in
delightful 2-tone green finish with
ers. Offset By Wv. tires; Dynafiov
drive. de luxe r. and h.. and a host
OF other accessories. Must see and
drive to appreciate. An exclusive
Olmstead safety-tested and auaran-
teed car. Sale priced at only 81, ,2a5.
MOTOR CO.
virsinia's LARGEST oIds Dealer
1000 WAAaoA A,vd., Arl. ia 7-S4ON
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Capitol Cadillac-Olds. Co.
1900 2"nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
BUICK '52 Super convertible: Dyna-
flow, radio and heater, excellent
light gray finish with new black top,
beautiful red leather interior. excel.
lent tires thorouehlv reconditioned
and ready ito go. Enjoy the sun
shine now with this beauty. at only
Sl.245.
HALEY'S . of course!
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NORTH ARLINGTON
RAI,MORAT,

We are proud to introduce Arling-
tons newest and most exclusive
subdivision Of 3S beautifui wooded
lots, ready. to go with city water,
sewer. curbs. streets in and paid
for 10000 to 10000 so. IT.. over
looking the Potomac River: you are
Just 5 minutes to Memorial Bridge
j. FULLER GROOM
ia. 7-44s7 Realtors
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PAUL BROS. (OLDS.)
WIS. AND ELLICoTT ST. NV.
KE. 7-130S. 9-9 Closed SUNDAYS
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so Imperial sedan: IA
nous VS. engine, power brakes
power steering. toraue drive, beauti..
ful 2-tone finish. and other fea.
lures: truly outstanding, one.
oeTner car driven only $1,000 miies:
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SUMMER CAMPS

FARM CAMP-Children
6-13-RidinR, swimming. other &C
tivities; rates reasonable: references
available; inspector inyited. R. r
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COLORED
Exclusive built-up community of f1ne
detached homes in Northeast WASH
ington. building sites on Grade,
streets, alley adj to Monastery
grounds 53xl00 #. $3.50, cash
only. Call Ii. 7-9164. between -9-5.
weekdays. 80
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MONTGOMERY

2-AcRE FARMETTE. shade. fruits.
berries, henhouse, 4-bedroom modern
home. close in; $1,000.
8 ACRES with Groom and bath
home, near Gath; S14.95O.
S5 ACRES, S-room house and all
outbldgs. S17.5O0.
NEAT 5 ROOMS and bath on 55
acres with > or outbldgS.; a real
value at $4,000.
200 ACRES with about 9.-mile 'front.'
age on River I'd. Fix UP this brick
home and have wonderful value:
under $3.50 per acre.
300-ACRE STOCK FARM. large home:
S55, 900.
225-ACRE DAIRY. so stanchions;
$4,000. Consider trade.
ALSO CLOSE-IN investment farms
and acreage from $500 per acre up.
DROP IN AND GO OVER OUR
COMPLETE LIST
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
GArTHERsBUR0 zee
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD '54 h-ton 6-cylinder pickup;
fully equipped with heater and
other accessories; very low mileage:
thoroughly reconditioned and ready
to go special today, S995. FRANK
SMALL; JR; INC. 5000 Pa. ave.
GMC AS ha-ton panel: heater, new
si5es, S5e, motor and body in good eond
GMC 1-ton stake; low mileage. good
Bank financing available. $500.
Also have acton Chev. pickup
nesOta ave ne. LU. 3-O669. 90
BODY; with side and rear doors. Di-
reetional signals. 4-speed trans,
helper springs. dual wheels. Runs
very good. ia. 5-2123.
DODGE 81 pickup; will sell or trade.
for Wills station wagon. 1858 Chev-
rolet Carryall, Sl,15O l94s Chew
516, 5oles la.tqn fpnr panel; Sa76, call JE
seuipped isS% and '0e IN extlsmsy Ransl sSt5s soos
s3sS. FRANK SNAIL ~ JR., JR.A' 1Nc', NY
ddaa3366 Good Hope I'd. Sc. Lu; l.
DODGE 81: walk-in body. excel
cOnd. uN. 4-156e, after pm.
FEDERAL 81 2,a-ton chassis; 9Ooxeo
s@oadition; g $3.50. HoFMASN.' NM NO. sO9! q
FORD 's2: 1s-ft. furniture van: H..
900 miles: excellent condition. Best
sTUDEBAKER '5s A.ton wS pickup: s a
one,owner truck, very clean.
$S595. Also 46 lh.ton REQ trucks,
Mo1oss, SnSi IS 51Tn; e. s-1I PsNEY sSl BRANCH RAN
DUMP TRUCKS. 1853 oMc. 451
and 1852 F-6 Ford; excel cond..
Tess' p PRICED seen anytime. OWNER,
MARION DUMP BoDY, 4-yd. car,
5-yd. ,tailgate and head. ak12. itke
e,o:e.. new rubber. fully ''ei equipped; ,eI
$500: Phone HA. 2-3219. -26
FORD 80 F-1N0 h-ton panel with
excel tires, Meadowbrook green fin
ish with engine in Al cond. 1895.
PARKWAY-FORD
sc51 opra y 6IiIS, 81 wv 90: SAT- AD TIL iiols'
FORD "a F-600 Dump with 3-yard
body. cab shield. S25x2O tires and
2,speed rear. This is q real buy
PARKWAY-FORD
3051 M ST. NV. AID. o-o1s5
OPEN DAILY. 90: SAT. TIL 6
So ls-ton panel: with
blue finish: thorough recond. and
ready for work: S795.
PARKWAY-FORD
3051 M st. NV. AID. 2-o1s5
OPEN DAILY. 80; SAT. TIL
FORD '53 F-60O chassis and cab;
with 2-speed rear and S25x20 tires:
Sheridan blue finish and fine ap-
pearance: S1.295.
PARKWAY-FORD
3n5l NJ st. NV. AID. o-OIs5
OPEN DAILY. 90; SAT, TIL s
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

EDWIN L. ELLIS, Realtor wants
houses to sell in Chevy Chase or
vicinity. Phone or see me at $500
Conn. ave. EN-. 3-7263
N NV. DIST, Nd. or N. Arl-4
bedrms. den and /or rec. room near
good schools. $4,000 tops. Give
detailed description. Box 225-K,
star. 27'
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash for
1-story house that can be rsmodeled
or EXPANDED: Pref. B. c. c. school
area. Want large lot and room for
gar: Brokers invited. Ho. 2-aa93o
CALL US FOR A QUICK SALE on
NON REALTY, INC. 80
CASH, CASH FOR YOUR HOME
DAVID. RA. 6-se12. NA s-osS7,
MODERN. clean. . or ) pedrm. home,
in D. C; or nearby Md. Sc. pref. !;
have substantial cash. MRS COX
LU. 2-Sla6 or ST. 3-736s.
WE WILL BUY for cash homes in
Arl, Fairfax Co. and Alex G1 or
conventional CULMoRE REALTY
CO, JE. 4-6650. -27
WE WILL BUY or sell your property
At top cash price or term top price;
also win pay cash for your de-
Wsp tsrss ssrvns 20 fTust wasSnsoS aStes ca II M
estate matters 80 years. MARSHALL
J WAPLE CO., 1924 14th st. NV.
WE HAVE CLIENTS for houses in
D. c. area: will pay all cash. Call
M; Kibbey, RA.. 3-6467. W. W
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

BETHESDA, MD.-Riyer road area.
Approx. $500 50. it., zoned heavy
industrial Near B. & o. tracks.
Tin. HU. 3-4O30. -2s
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'5S "210" 2-dr.; spar.
tires. A 1-ovner car With actual
low mileage. Be sure to see this
one; SI'l45;; CHEVY CHASE caEvd-
CRPtECLET RRPtk 12' s @S station sys oE Rason asioS 9:
down tS5l. STOHLMAN cHEVRO-
LET, TRIPLE GUARANTEE. Call
AID. 2-S722, and ask for Bill Serhus
to show you this car at your home.
sEESHcEnhf sHoNf eahl win HlIEAsehR; sSIao rHiss
sedan; :. and h.: $4,000 actual mi;
excel. cond.: orig. owner: reas. Call
EN-. 2-1145, after 6 pm. -29
81 Styleline de luxe
sGpPs SfS bese1 .nS dsossF SfE seS ssssn
excel; viii sell wholesale to public;
S5s5. Ss5 down on good credit.
KIRK MOTOR CO., 4ooo Ga. ave.
III 'ss 4.dr.: powerelids,
sfss ssfsuttql ao.r. adtSRsd de%se sroA& &
CHEVROLET = TRIPLE o6ARANTEE.
Call AD. 2-s722 and ask for Bill
home. sERvICEMEN FINANCED.
-. a PHONE ~ CALL AL, WILL BRING
LHlS CAR TO YOUR DOOR. -3l
"a Bel Air 2-dr.: brown
actual miles. Sold and servieed BY
CHEVY CHASE CHEVROLET. 77sS
Wis. ave, OIL. 4-6100.
81: 2-tone, PowerTlide;
S795, FIVE dollars down. !S5l.
GUARANTEE. Can AD. a-s7as and
ask for Bill Serhus to show you this
car at your home. SERViCEMEN
FINANCED, "a PHONE CALL WILL
BRING THIS CAR TO YOUR
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FARMS tcont.I
LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

PRIVATE FAMILY wishes to pur-
chase acreage in vicinity of Ash
ton, Md. In order to build home,
Box Csc, Star. --27
CASH BUYERS for lots and acreage.
BONAN d. FOGARTY, LO. 6-5052
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IN mn CO TT

10000 SO. FIT.
and commercial. n. Z: ave: intersee-
sTs sSn ..tns iafn MR EsehER aeAe aRERa sshss
HooT, INC. EX. 3-3363. no.
| 2.264Q. 20
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LIKE TO PURCHASE 1858 or
1854 Ford. Chevrolet, or Plymouth.
Call Ju. S-102i. -26
CADLLACS, Oldsmobfles and Mer-
curys needed for Western market
Bonus cash price paid for extra-nice
cars Call AID 4-aSs2 BLASS L.
CLARK. cor Of N. Capitol and
Florida ave ne
DEALER. in town this
week will pav cash for all makes
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
SEASONED
INVESTORS

NOTES on fMPRoVED REAL Is.
TATE THAT WILL PRODUCE lsT
INTEREST PER YEAR
INTERESTED IN INVESTORS
FOR IMMEDIATE INVESTMENTS
OF $4,000 TO $4,000
MR.. DAILY. Ii. 3-s542
40
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rRAILERs Gent,
PACEM
GARAGES
AND TRUCKS WANTED

WANTED - Brick garage. minimum
400 "a. IT.: prefer 2nd comml.: elec. /;
70 be used commercially. RA. 6-6087.
-5
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THE EVENING STAR CHS
Washington, d. C.
WEDNESDAY. MAT 10. 1855
AUToMosILfs FoR sALl

CHEVROLET 194T 4-dr.; $3.50: good
cond. 10. s-43l7. --26s
CHEVROLET 80 2-dr.: very good
shape, good tires. new seat covers:
S495. Call JU. 7-6317. -27
CHEVROLET 1851 styleline de luxe
4-dr.; 7. and h., Poverglide. light
sTssn sSTssen NAaS fPIih szesgs,ops.iy sgs slsaH:
s0LET s,IG.E ,EI c3RP' 1889 Essso soao West hVy-
CHEvRofET 1859 Bel Air .pors
coupe: r. and h., PowerRlide. 1
81, ,ssS- ANTHONY xsRAHAM CIV:
RoLET CORP. 1889 East West hwy.
caEvRoIET ia b Delrss ssVSSi Coupe: iyor,
and red. heater. 5000 miles. ike
new Pvt. party. Call JU. 1887.
CHEVROLET "a Bel Air convert; =.
sHsas, sFSRs Eye f;on Tsd With sssk tGg gSSTg S <
fShS sPRiNo MOTOR s:s'0i CO. iNc.' xS iooS
E;;w. hwy; GET Ga. aye.). Sill. sps..
CHEvROLET '55 Bel Air hardtop: r,
that Firebaii VS. engine. Co. oficisi
down! B. d D, MOTORS. sa32 Gs.
ave. Sill. Spg.. Md. JU. T-7SSS.
CHEVROLET 1850 de luxe coupe;
new motor. black finish: cheap
transp.; Memorial Day special. S445.
NASH ARLINGTON CORP. Indoor
Showroom. 20l5 N. Moore st, Arl.
(Rosslyn1. Va. IA. s-3030. -27
CHEVROLET "a "210' 4-dr.; with
heater. light gray finish and
immac.; 1895.
PARKWAY-FORD
3O51 M ST. NV, AID. 2-O1S5
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INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont,
ERCIAL PROPERTY

4 UNITS-$5, 900 DOWN
In busy Langley Park. iust on New
Hampshire ave. Detached brick
buildings, only years old, contain
ing all 2-bedfoom units. Near new
LarsburRh's department store. Al
annual Income. RAFFELL REAL
ESTATE, JU. 9-1103 til 0.
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PARKWAY-FORD

3O5l NJ ST. NV, AID. 2-Ols5
OPEN DAILY. 90; SAT. TIL g
SO Windsor club; fa-
nous economy engine. radio. hester,
automatic transmission. Wv. tires.
SAFETY wheel rims and other fea-
lures; a select, one-owner car;
priced for quick turnover at 81, ,44b.
WHEEI ED INC
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REAL ESTATE LOANS tcent.,
INVESTORS

Es NogEs Esy5 On Mpko!Ep ko2 s1s szAI lHgs. Es
TATE THAT WILL PRODUCE lsR
INTEREST PER YEAR
INTERESTED IN INyESToRe FOR
$4,000 TO $4,000
MR. DAILY. LII 3-354z
80
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4S windsor club coupe:
radio. new slip covers, turn signals;
immaculate cond. $500 cash IA.
7-9l36. -25
'52 Saratoea VS. 4-dr.;
with fluid toraue-drive; r. and h..
black finish with rich blue interior:
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M0fcItsficIc Bamboo
DrMsU DraperieS

IS in. ride, u in. long d
Add distinctive Far Eastern look by
simply hanging natural matchstick
bamboo draw draperies and blinds
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-27

will the hospitality center of
your puts refrigerated nacks and beverages at
fingertips-any place there's outlet The roomy in
holds rs bottles AZ of beer trays Of ice and
special tray Wonderful in the nursery to keep
babys milk chilled Handsome mahogany color plastic case
with matching base easy-rol casters.
Appliances 5h Washington; Saue Spring aud PARKin0on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-27
PIuns for Deep-Seo
Explorations Told

Man knows less about more
than half the surface Of the
earth than of the surface Of the
moon. where no man ever has
gone.
He will know q lot more three
years hence, when rs ships Of
many countries will cooperate
In exploring that vast unknown
Of mountains and prairies, the
sea bottom. The United States
and Russia win be the major
partners in this job with. respec-
lively. 10 and 8 ships. each
equipped with the most modern
instruments, which win cruise
the seas for a full year.
DR.. Roger Revelle Of the Uni
versity Of California, who will
direct the American ocea-
nographic program for the In
ternational Geophysical year Of
1957-58-gave details Of the ex-
ploration to the association to-
day. Or. Revelle himself was
the discoverer a few years ago
Of the Mid-Pacific mountains.
perhaps the third greatest
mountain range on earth, under
the Central Pacific. While no
comparable discovery Is ex-
pected. there may be- many
mountains beneath the sea.
The exploration promises far
reaching practical values, DR.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-27
Red Leaders Hit VA
On Butcher Pension

NEW YORK, Dec. ~ B.-
New York Communist leaders
called on President Eisenhower
to Gust Veterans Administration
officials who last week revoked
and then restored the disability
pension of legless veteran James
Butcher.
Terming the v. A. officials
I"heartless hacks" the Commu-
mist officers telegraphed the
President yesterday that "the
speedy return of Mr.. Kutcher's
pension after public exposure in
no way mitigates their guilt"
The telegram was signed by
George Blake Charney and ST.
mon w. Gerson. chairman and
Legislative chairman, respective
liz, of the New York Communist
Party.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-27
From First Page


Europe combined. It is by no
means certain. however. that 1t
Is not just a large group of scat
tered islands like those in the
South Pacific. buried under two
miles Of ice.
At the 80 or more stations to
be set up In the Antarctic during
the year by IL nations. DR..
Derkner said. it probably viii be
possible to determine this as well
Is to calculate the total mass
OF the continental ice cap.
There have been dire predic-
tions that If this would ever
melt - which might happen
rather quickly with major
changes on the sun-sea levels
would be raised so that the most
thickly inhabited parts Of the
world would be at the bottom
Of the ocean. Washington, for
instance. might be submerged
from 500 to 1000 feet:
It Is high time the world knew
whether there are any founda-
tions for these predictions, DR.,
Berkner said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-27
Use of New Drugs
For Mind Described

Doctoring disordered minds
seems to be on the doorstep of
a new day.
During the last two years a
half dozen drugs have appeared
one after another reserpine,
azacyclonal, chloropro m q :
zine, ineprobamate-which have
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FLOOD
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sanitation, residents have been
barred from returning to Yuba
City. DIR. F. P. Wisner, health
service director, declared, I'VE
have to keep these people out of
town lest a runaway health haZ-
ard be invited" He plans typhoid
inoculations.
Some had revisited their
homes, trying to salvage prop
erty while the city was two
thirds out of the food.
The Weather Bureau predicts
mostly clear skies today.
Communications improved and
except at Yuba City the death
tolls became more solid. There
were six dead in the Eureka
area. IL at Yuba City. S at
Santa Cruz, 3 at Colfax and /
each at Santa Rosa, Stockton
and Susanville.
Cars Still Under Water
Some cars are still under
water at Yuba City and author
tiles fear several persons were
trapped in them while trying TO
escape. Six more persons were
presumed dead in the Eureka
area and Is more at Santa Cruz.
One highway across the Sierra
was opened yesterday and con-
ditions improved on most other
roads.
The Southern Pacific Railroad
got its trains through the Ser.
again. but the Western Pacific
said two landSlideS and a wash
out in the Feather River Canyon
would keep its eastbound trains
on detours until tomorrow. 1t
will be weeks before the North
western Pacific can reopen its
line from the San Francisco Bay
area to Eureka.
Four communities near Eureka
still were isolated. They were
Weitchpec. Orleans. Pelly Greek
and Starwyn Flats.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-27
Worlds Biggest Cove
Found in Kentucky

Finding of the largest caverns
known in the world under Ken
tucky's Cumberland Mountains
was announced to the associa-
ton today.
The nucleus Of this cave
system. whose passages al
ready have been traced for
more than 80 miles, is Crystal
Cave-a few miles from Mann
moth Cave-which was found by
Floyd Collins more than rs years
ago. and in which the trapped
discoverer persisted.
This cave remained unknown
except for a few yards beyond
the entrance until last year
when. provided with mountain
climbing and other equipment.
an expedition of the National
Sociological Society penetrated
nearly half a mile. 1t crossed an
apparently bottomless chasm on
the way. clinging to the wet walls
like human flies.
The members had no idea of
the size OF the great underground
world Of crystal-chandeliered
chambers, titantic stalagmite
statues and high waterfalls they
had entered. Since then cave
explorers have pushed on> fur
ther and further. mapping the
passages and studying the
unique animal life. The findings
to date were described by Roger
w. Brucker and David B. Jones
Of the Sociological Society and
Brother Nicholas, a monk from
Cumberland. Md, and expert on
cave biology.
There is no indication, the
subterranean explorers said. that
they are yet anywhere near the
end of the maze Of chambers
and passages through some Of
which a man barely can squeeze.
They contemplate several years
OF future exploration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-27
Earth Is Not Round,
Has Seven Shapes

Is the earth round? Every
school child. of course, knows
1t Is but geophysicits are not so
sure. At least seven different
shapes for this planet are now
being used by geophysicists. DR..
G. P. Woodland of the University
of Wisconsin told the Association
today. All agree that the planet
is somewhat in the shape Of a
globe but not altogether.
The question can be settled
only by an enormous series of
determinations Of the pull of
gravity which varies with the
distance of any spot on the
earth's surface from the center
Of the earth. A major effort dur
ing the year. DR.. Woodland said,
win be to make many thousands
Of such measurements all over
the planet. particularly in the
Arctic and Antarctic where few
determinations have been made
in the past.
In addition. said DR.. A. P.
Creary Of the Air Forces research
center at Cambridge. Mass.
special attention will be given all
over the world to the stratifica-
ton of the earth's crust. About
this there is much disagreement
at present. Much that is known
has been deduced from determi-
of the speed and direction
Of earthquake waves assumed to
pass through different layers.
Very debatable is the mechanics
Of the passage Of such waves UNI
der the oceans. All the Coop
Grating countries will devote
special attention to this.
The geophysical year pro-
grams. 1t was stressed at the
opening meetings. probably will
represent mans major effort to
get true picture Of the planet
on which he lives from the core
TO the surface. About everything
learned in the past has been
happenstance, like the first voy-
age OF Columbus or Magellan.