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Evening star., 1955-09-14
Break With Reds Ended
Spy Nest in Australia

gave Australian authorities in.
formation on Soviet espionage.
Russia broke off diplomatic
relations with Australia over the
Petrov affair. Each nation closed
It's Embassy In the others capi-
tai.
Base for Espionage
The commission reported the
Soviet Embassy in Canberra had
been a base for non-military
espionage system from l943 to
1854.
It named Communist Party
Organizer Walter Seddon Clayton
as an active agent Of the MVD,"
the Soviet secret police, and
dealt at length with Australians
who might have given informa-
ton to the Russians. It said,
however, that because Of limita-
tions on the admissability OF
evidence, no prosecutions would
be warranted.
The commission. made up Of
three judges, said the Russians
deliberately refrained from US
ing the Australian Communist
Party as such for espionage. This
course was followed. the report
asserted, because OF fear that ex-
|posure might lead to serious po-
Ilitical embarrassment and pos
sibly to the outlawing Of the
party.
Party Held Essential
without communism" the
commission said. Soviet espion-
age could have no hope Of success
in this country. The existence
here of Communists who are
willing to act to prejudice Aus
Itrailia was a fundamental cause
of the formation Of our Security
Service in 1949 and necessitates
its retention as an essential serv-
ice to the security and defense Of
Australia"
The report said suspicious Of
leakages from the External AZ
fairs Department in 1913 led to
the formation of the Security
Service. Documents turned over
by Mr.. Petrov showed the suspic-
ions were viii founded, 1t added.
In hope Of finding whiting
or unwilling informants, the
commission reported. Soviet
secret agents sought to make
contacts among persons Of all
walks of life. 1t said special
efforts were made among public
servants. members. Of foreign
diplomatic missions, pariamen-
tarians, journalists. persons in
commerce, scientists and emigres
from Com m unist- controlled
countries.
Evening star., 1955-09-14
Bio Chicken Thief

KENToN, Ohio Up. - Roy
King, farmer, solved the mystery
Of his disappearing chickens, but
was surprised at the size of the
thief. He killed an. owl having
a wing spread Of 511a inches.
It weighed 334 pounds.
Evening star., 1955-07-30
A WORD
TO THE WISE
BY MRS. FRANK COLBY

Los Angeles: Under q sen.
tence in which the word "sur.
plus" occurs twice, which form
is correct: There are two
(surpluses surplusD in the
above sentence?"-M. K.
Answer: The form with the
apostrophe is customary, as
:. two surplus; learning one.
ABC's; do not use too many
and's in a sentence. The rule
is: The plural of word con.
sidered AS A WORD is formed
by adding 's.-Woolley anc
Scott.
wichita: Throughout a re-
cent Tv theater broadcast the
word nephew was pronounced
'NEV-yoo." Why?-L. T.
Answer: The pronunciation
"NEV-yoo' is a criticism which
was once somewhat current ir
America. It is now obsolete ir
United States usage, although
still listed as second choice ir
some dictionaries. Best Amer
lean usage is: NEF-yoo.
Nashville: Our Spanish clas,
would like to know how ''learr
by heart" originated.-H. P.
Answer: The heart was once
supposed to be the seat Of the
conscious spirit or soul: hence
the intellect; the mind.
Ogden: Is there any author
ity for the pronunciation of the
name Yamashita as "yoe-MAH-
shi-tuh" as sometimes heard by
servicemen who have been sta
toned there?-B. M. A.
Answer: None whatever. JAP
anese is said to have no ac-
cents. But to Offset the Amer
ican tendency to accent the Sec
ond or third syllable, I always
advise a slight stress on the
first syllable of Japanese words
and names. This is in accord
asace with sound dictionary
practice. Yamashita is: YAH
mah-shee-tah.
distributed by McNausht Syndicate, Inc
Evening star., 1955-07-30
Fooled by Fat Lion

For the removal of what wa.
thought to be a large abscess
Noella, lioness at the Auckland
New Zealand ZOO went on the
operating table. The ZOO direc-
tor put her to sleep with so men,
butal tablets and then operated
There was no growth. Noells
was simply fat. She was seweo
up again.
Evening star., 1955-07-30
FAMOUS FABLES
BY E. E. EDGAR

PSYCHOLOGY: When pitcher
Dizzy Dean was starring for the
lSt. Louis Cardinals, he nevei
missed an opportunity to needle
the opposition. Before the 1884
World Series was to open, Dean
was at the ball park watching
the Detroit Tigers at batting
practice.
After q few minutes, he stepped
into the cage, took the bat from
the hands Of Detroit manager
Mickey Cochrane and smacked
the next pitch deep into the out
field. He watched until the ball
had landed, then turned and
gave the bat back to Cochrane.
That's what you can expect
tomorrow" he said. "And I'm
the worst hitter on the team"
ADMIRERS: One night, after
playing a concert of his own
works, composer Franz Liszt re-
tired to his dressing room. He
slumped into a chair. the well
come echo of the applause still
ringing in his ears.
A friend entered the room.
"There are some admirers out
side, who are eager to come in
to congratulate you," he said.
"Not now, please" begged
Liszt. 'I'm much too tired"
But you can't very well re-
fuse them," protested the other.
List thought this over for a
moment.
"pguess you are right" he said
resignedly, "but don't let more
than 20 in at a time, please"
There are only three" re-
iplied the friend,
Evening star., 1955-07-30
BY EASLEY BLACKWOOD

May I lead, partner?" asked
Mrs. Fusty after the bidding was
over in today's deal.
Mr.. Dale could have answered
In many ways but he knew there
was only one completely accept
able response. Pray do" he
said heartily.
Mrs. Fusty led the queen OF
hearts. Mrs. Keen won in her
own hand with the ace, led a
small heart and ruffed it on the
board. She returned to her hand
with the ace of diamonds, led
another heart and ruffed 1t.
Now she led a trump from
dummy and won with the queen,
noticing Mr.. Dale's play OF the
nine Of clubs.
She realized that this horrible
trump break might actually work
to her advantage because 1t
might mean that Mrs. Fusty
would have to ruff in prema-
turely and lead back trump,
which would go into the tenace
in the closed hand.
At the sixth trick Mrs. Keen
led her last heart and ruffed
with dummy's last trump. Then
she led a diamond, intending to
let Mr.. Dale hold the trick.
But Mrs. Fusty had been do
ing some thinking, too. She
ruffed, which was a necessary
play. Clearly the enemy could
get the three side aces, three
ruffs on the board and the ace,
king and queen of spades.
If Mrs. Fusty had to lead a
spade at any stage, they would
make the 10 of spades, too, and
that would be their 10th trick.
The queen of clubs was re-
turned and dummy's ace won.
Mrs. Keen then led another dia-
mond from dummy and ruffed it
with the king of spades.
Mrs. Fusty did it again. She
unidentified with the eight of
spades. That left her with a
club to play on Mrs. Keen's fol-
lowing club lead. Mr.. Dale won
this trick and there was no way
to shut out the jack Of spades
which took the setting trick.
Copyright. 1855. General Features corp.)
Evening star., 1955-07-30
WORD GAME
Find 43 or more words in
SENTINEL,

rlnu 43 or more words in
SENTINEL,
meaning, lone who watches or
guards" Average is 50; time
limit, 80 minutes.
Rules of the same-1. Words must
which acquire four letters b. the wSFGs sSdis
tion OF s," such as bats" cars are
not used. .. Only one form Of q word
Is used. 4. Proper names are not used
Answer TO TERBTUM
lterm' tier. tire, time, timber. true. trim.
tribe. tuher. tube, emir, emit, remit
Eeont' rime. rite. bier bite. brute, brina'
bruit, imbrue, Undue, in,hrltes item
lumber. merit. mite, miter. mire, mute
Evening star., 1955-07-30
OUR PRESIDENTS
BY HONORE M. CATUDAL

1.-The President acted as best
man at wedding in the White
House, 13 years ago today. Whose
wedding?
2--In his inaugural address
over a century ago, a great gen.
eral who became President said
Many of our statesmen most
distinguished for talent ano
patriotism have been at one time
or other of their political career
on both sides of each Of the
most warmly disputed ques-
Evening star., 1955-07-30

tions." Which President said
this?
3-On this day, SO years ago
today, our first rear admiral was
commissioned. Who was he and
who was President at that time? I?
tAnswers on next page)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-23

maroon fin;sh ssiAint Metailo
host of other accessories; I2,713
actual miles: like new inside and
out: Sale priced at only ST ,2a5.
OLMSTEAD MOTOR co.
1000 wilson Bivd.. All. s J AeH 7.s4oo
CHEVROLET 81 2-dr.; fully equip;
tan finish; clean inside and out;
car can be trusted and enjoyed.
Only $685.. OIL, 6-7s5o after 3 pm.
CHEVROLET 1a47 4-door Fleetnas.
ter: good tires. new brakes, r. and
$500 Cali ia. sD0$4s. eves s GSS
CHEVROLET ~ cow good cond.;
& & and IND, HI $780, ME. s-45s!. sttef
CHEVROLET so cdr. stylelilne Dc
luxe; extra clean; fully squipped;
$645. WISSINGER CHEVROLET co,
Seven Corners. Falls Church. Va. JE.
CHEVROLET SO: s.tone beige and
brown, WHAT A SPORTY LooKIN.
caEVRoIE i;f3I oU * 1ii; iIN s5rd
and M SITS. NV, 1.-THE open lot). Call
g pm. SERVICEMEN FINANCED.
CHEVROLET 81 club coupe; green;
Powerglide. r; and b.: READY TO
G sT T9Ss sT1HLM as1S s GsfyR e.
NV. tthe open LOTT. Cali Bill Serhus
sERVfcEMEN FINANCED. ~
CHEVROLET 1854 Bel Air ADJ;
81 1895; in immac. cond, with $4,000
miles; radio, seat covers, heater, W
day no.cost guar. from Williams
& BAKER, the Areas Oldest Nash
Dealer. 29th and M SITS. NV. OPEN
cHEvR6IET s.; 81 Jet black 4,dr. "A
R Ed..I BIAS GS,, eEAuTY i,,,t SssS; s.
NV. tthe open LOTT. Call Bill serhus
sERvfcEMENT Ff1HANcED' ~ ''"'
I, aq IA h. s a DREAM Fam on MI5kEiss, j.:
SIi 49, sT1HL MAJ C CHEVROLET
lthe open lott. Call Bill serhus 81
ADs 2.s72s. 8 am; to 8 pm. sERv-
CHEVROLET 40 convertible: r. and
h.. new black top; Al mechanical
M ne 9s c s2s INc sil l9 sps E NJ h ~
CHEVROLET ESS 40 green convert. cp..:
r, h.; S49n. % cony; r.. and h.;
INC, Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. ne, at
9th. IL 6-6464.
CHEVROLET SO 4-door: r. and h.,
, ,STn signals; oo 2:-tone blue; en- ,n2.sh
MOTOR CO.. INC, 1909 E.-W. hwy.
6at Ga. sve.o. Sill. sps,. Md, ~.
CHEVROLET 80 de luxe 2-dr.:
original bright finish like new:
heater and defroster and other
extras. Extra clean car: special,
S645. trade and terms. KIRK MO-
TOR CO., 1000 Ga. ave. NV. IA.
1884 coach: l5.in.
tires; sacrifice, .S85. Call ia. 2-4937.
1881 de luxe sedans
osrsee.tspt By private ssnsf oni;
10000 mi. Sac. S729. Terms,
ROPER" 18th and &. I: ne. ~
CONTINUED on next pasO
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OFFICE TRATT,ER
GARAGES

GARAGE SPACE wANTED-Loca
Food distributor interested in rent.
frigerator trucks. Call Z to o pm
Wednesday. tn. 2-3762. MR.. DAN.
IFLS.
GARAGES FOR RENT. mr.. Union sta.
tion n.e.-Excel. for car or storage
brk., conc. a., cleo. JU. 9-SS42
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CADIII,ACS
CADILLAC S1

/ owner 81" 4-dr. sedan: immae.
equipped with auto trans, r. and b,
Wv. tires. This car must be seen
70 be appree. Priced below market
kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3l40 Lee Hwy. Arlington. Va,
ia. 2-S003. Open It'll $50
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-23
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

NORTH BEACH, MD.-On the beau
tiful Chesapeake Bay. Spacious year
round cottage. Large corner lot
completely fenced. partly furn., many
other extras. including Coleman oil
heat. Live in this fine cattage, work
in Washington. Price reduced for
quick sale. Owner has moved to Fla
Small down payment to responsible
with
JAMES L. DIXON q CO.
CT D--Onn "a
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AUTOS AND TRUCKS WANTED

PRIVATE PARTY wants to puy ice
cream truck: Call AID. 4-9o54. IA
SOUTHERN DEALER. in town this
week will pay cash for all makes
and model cars. Call ia. g-4S01.
WANTED--Limousine. AS. 40. so.
must be IN good condition In every
way. Please call JE. 2-209b, after
6 pm. PA
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. MARYLAND
OVER 200 ACRES
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

APT. LOTS. permits; IA units each;
D. c.; ready to go; best rental area
I bldgs-. So apis: $4,000. OIL; 4
HTILsiDE, MD.-s lots. 160xiao;
nike fnsE e5S SaifI 'J yo s44
BURToNSvILLE - Excellent level
domestic. near new Rte. 80, approx.
1I0xSs5: A. ]. KESSINGER & CO.,
PsoSfoMs1tcc RIVER AREA. in Wa
build a home: u to / acre: walk.
ing distance to river: boats. canoes,
round. Ewes. ia. $685.. LYN
THOMPSON. ia: 2-2l21.
LoUDOUN CO., VA:-Any number Of
tend to maintain present character
of the area. Ho. 2-11g9.
MASS. AVE. extended, choice corner:
z lots: suitable for rambler. Gall
az * aS stiiS f e oil Ho S7sso4
cheltenham; partially wooded. For
poud NJ. SMILEY lie INC. 1N. T.
RAMBLER SITES. u and 2 acres;
fef@s I sEsNS SRRfb,nF T. 0T sRos yeg
100 4, GLEN RD.. adjacent to Hunt
Club; beautifully wooded and large
frontage; an exceptional value at
S6o9 per g.; Terms can be arranged.
E. G; ADAMS, OIL. 2-9511.
nice location; si,775, easy terms.
Mr.. CONGRESSIONAL COUNTRY
CLUB. acre lots. high, wooded. ex-
cePtional value So, $50. terms. Z. G.
=, ADAMS AM OIL, 2:95lI:
wit with 4, fine a NEW hast River I'd front
WILLiAMsBURG GARDENs, Potomac
Nd. half acre, lots, build your own
home: high. nice view: 81 ,375. easy
terms. E; g; ADAMS: OIL. o-951J.
LOTS AND ACREAGE in nearby Nd.
acres; some with sewer and water.
OVER 3 ACRES cHsi . " wooded S,gaIo' with an
proximately 700-ft. frontage on
hard-surfaced. road; good neighbor-
hood; overlooking lake; good build
900. with terms NJ T sSs1si PRopTER-
TIES. 100 S. Glebe I'd, ia. 1895
or IA. 2-23Sl. pa
500 PER ACRE-OVER 300 ACRES
OFF, SHIRLEY HWY. and in path Of
DEVELOPMENT; extensive road 'front.'
age; possibility of sewer: about 100
acres open. balance wooded mostly
in oak; 3 comfortable houses and a
number q outbuildinEs; offered as
MASON HIRST
VA. Phone JE 2-5515
Closed Sundays
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

DOwNTowN-aarage or warehouse
rear Ga M ct. nv: 1900 SO. T.;
HAS ' asstse e. ss ssg Your Ms
WITH OFFICES. centrally located:
lst door. 2,400 "a, e. 65 5000 Gu,
it;.oSi6o psr JgnSSnntthh. Phone RE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-23
CHEVROLET IA

"210" 4-dr. sedan: striking metallic
maroon finish. spotless interior: de
luxe r. and h.. Powerglide and q
host of other accessories; 1878
actual miles: like new inside and
out. Sale priced at only ST ,2a5,
nT NECrYITa n HENnNr -
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MONTGOMERY

LAST WEEK q buyer said we hae
shown him the best values he hac
seen in 6 or s months OF searching
Call US: We have large list.
5 ACRES. 3-bedroom home. $4,000.
70 ACRES; high elevation, useless
1g ACRES, 4-room house, on river
$500.
1870 ACRES a going farm, edge OF
town, $4,000.
80 ACRES, large white home and
outbldgs., SI5,750.
FIVE EXCELLENT DAIRY farms from
20 acres up. and beginning at
STOCK FARMS from so to 800 acres
ACREAGE TRACTS, so acres to hun
dreds of acres. beginning at $50 an
acre.
DROP IN AND GO OVER OUR
COMPLETE LIST
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
REALTORS GAITHERSBURG 299
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STORES FOR RENT

56I2-s614 GEORGIA AVE, nearly
completed. Apply 1915 Georgia ave.
245a 18th ST.; NV, next to Am
bassador Theater. large store. garage
and 2-bedroom apt. S225: suitable
for any business. Call Mr.. COR
DON. MA. s-6434: ewes. RIA. 6-6S14.
1915 14th ST. NV. next to corner
Suitable for any business. Call MR..
GORDON. MA. S-6434; evenings.
M SS 1ss sifoREs. Hyattsvllle s5sa.
NEW fSs' s sic TSSf CENTER-Now I'm
der construction. IN Al location ON
Georgia ave. opposite Safeway in
Wheaton. Md. Americas fastest
growing comM IMaGS t. rent aa stores
CORNER, 1900 Fla. ave.-With
EQUIP, suit. delicatessen or carry
out shop long lease; responsible
s ieaanIM r. "G PiL flssaS ST.. near
PARK rd-Crosstown bus; Z show
windows; reas.; vac. WO. 6-3S16.
IS d 81. N.W.-store suitable for
lunchrm.. delicatessen: 2 toilets and
plumbing connections. MARSHALL
J, wAPLE CO.. 1924 14th st. NV,
18th AND H N.E.-Corner brick; 2
laws: bus stop at door. Also 2 End
n. Offices. EN-. 3-1325, ga
COR. MASS. AND CONSTI. AYES.
NE, 1873 9TH Stood any bus;
will rent as 1 or 2 stores. ME.
S-UU4l. -ZS
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Cl Cf1E VROlEI
owner, "2l0" 4-dr.: equipped with
r, and h., seat covers. An excep-
tionai value. Priced to sell right
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3140 Lee Hwy. Arlington, Va.
ia. 2-9003. Open til ESQ
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AUTOS. FOR SALE tceut. ,

BUICK ,5t ssgsE s s7dr;; ss see; NE
sS;;5 q. & sSDs. = peds,R a I and
s ssag ssss Osr 81 siT sM ied Riv RT
hard top: power st. and brakes, Dy..
ard h.; cream; black top; SI,7ae.
Fla. ave ne. at 9th. Ii. 6-6464.
BS nsS 80 . ssef r. b BiEsEs atos.
tires power steering and brakes;
1000 actual miles. Cannot be told
from new; 81 a5. SILVER SPRING
9l e. ave s4sJ tNe Sill i9 &c., E NJ. h u:
BUICK SO Super Riviera: 2-tone blue
and gray; Dynafow. r. and h. Wv.
vii seEee with Us i is. without
s2qR S sfs slf s. MorS Sas i sas toG Us
aye; ST.. .spg.. Nd, ~. 7;5sss.
white top. Dynaiow, r, and h, Wv.
tres. reg and black interior. This
best q Care. D0 sa' fSHSe f B, I sh'n B.
MOTORS. sssS Ga. ave-. Sill spe..
BUICK 5s 4-dr.; r. and h.. Wv.
a!sh DSef sowes s1 fLisfElns sFR siSRs
d5aI Ga. ave.i, Sill. spT.. Nd, il.
BUICK Isl super 4.dr sedan: radio
sRiy SssS sILvE Isl se iahEo % rs 81
co, INC, l002 E,-W: hwy. tat ca.
Buick fHs 81 s gspel M Rv IT, sss sS Tor.
r, and h.. Dynafow: low miIeaSe,
FORD; 500 Wis. ave. NV, We.
$1,000. Open ewes. till @.
S,S sis l949 Roadmaster 4-dr.: tube
Sc to sPprsefate. S 4ssif L. DEPnf sSF:
FFORD NASH, 4301 Conn. ave. NV.
CADILLAC + 50 hard-tep coupe; fully
MOTORS. 1920 p. I. ave. NE, Ia.
CADILLAC "a coupe: fully EQUIPPED;
1000 mi, like new. $4.295. PENNY
MsSoJJ6OnRS' 1920 R. l. ave. ne. La
CADILLAC SO "6e" 4-dr.: r. h.,
Hydra, power steering. Wv. tires;
clean, low mileage. PENNY MOTORS,
1870 r. l. ave. ne. LA. $1,000.
CADILLAC SO Limousine Fleetwood:
800 Price less than half to settle
estate. Call OIL. 2-6235, bet. s and
thDlLLAC; 4I,95S miles; $500. In
cure 1901 18th y NV.
CADILLAC 1947 sedan; clean, well
cared for; has Hydra, heater, turn
signals, seat covers: S495.
TRIANGLE MOTORS Ford,
3Ol0 R. !. AVE. NE. DE. 2-6302.
CADILLAC 1854 coupe deVille: beauti-
ful light green finish; fully equipped
with all powers. S4,5e5
Capitol Cadillac-Old Co.
1929 22nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000.
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81 2-dr.; fully EQUIP.
tan finish; clean inside and out;
car can be trusted and enjoyed.
Only $685.. OIL. 6-7S5O after 3 pm.
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20 Ga UNITS It's eond n ,i Ar b yr'
schools. shopping: gross income
$4,000 $4,000 cash to handle.
Call LuRIA BROS. IA. 7-S5O0;
2O4S Wilson blvd ga
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AUToMoTIvE MIscELLANEoU:
TRAllERS

TUBES, 4 blowout proof, 7.1OxI5, only
used ID miles. S66. WO. 6-4590.
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5000 PA. AVE, Sc. LU. 2-9se7

BUICK 40; radio. heater. good motor
$3.50 cash. Mechanic Special. UN. 4.
9473. Running condition. "a
BUICK 80 4-dr.; hand drive; $500
HoRNE Frs BUICK. 1929 MINI, ne.
BUTCKs@seiection Of models ant
colors. HORNER'S COR. Buick
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at 9th. Ii
BUICK 1s4e 4-dr. sedan: black I'm.
ish: r. and h.; S145: so other makes
and models at BARGAIN prices Il
choose from. TAKoMA MOTORS,
S725 Piney Branch rd.. Silver
Spring. Nd, JU. $1,000.
BUICK 81 Super 4-dr.; 5000: Dyna
HORNER'S BUICK. 1929 MINI. ne,
LII. 1925. -25
BUICK AS cow; new top. new seat
owner; mech. Al; S325, $25 dn..
rest terms. Ii. 6-0410. ---27
BUICK "a Riviera: $2.59e: 2-tone
green. HoRNER'S BUICK, 1893
MINI. ne. LII. 1-9226. --25
BUICK so super hard top: 2-tone
finish; r. and h.: new custom sc.
Dynafiow. This is perfect 1 -owner,
low;milease car; best offer over
BgIcks1Hcrnsf fs =, Corner, .., :.s2e .,
s RSssf b.s sna sHlSSI ~ Ho saSs
BUICK 1882 Riviera sport cpe.: smart
2-tone gray fully equipped with
sidewall tires. Really a beauty.
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'50 RTTTCK

OU bOkNh
One owner: Riviera 4-dr.: auto. trans.
r. and h.: exceptionally clean.
Priced to sell today. only S795.
Kenyon-Peck Checrolet
3i40 Lee Hwy, Arlington
IA. 2-9003 Open Til $50
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ALE Cont, rwARrHousrs-RENT Gent,
CHOICE WAREHOUSES;

LIST and Kennedy SITS. n.w~ approx
imately 2,25o 50. IT,, excellent fol-
plumber, electrician. etc: also sew.
era cnoice q nno y. ~ oo 2niioin e
some with TT. and private parkiag
WEINBERG 81 BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. Ma. s-5500
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L s1gsd pb 1880 r. ss e Fl oDarsain
2S-FT. ALL ALUM. TRAIL BLAZER
immac. inside and out, red and
white. rubber tile f., dble. sink
apt.-Sfze gas stove. refgr., h.-w.h.,
completely furn., also 40 De Soto
Carryan, equip. with trailer hitch
cleo. brakes and removable helper
springs, new rear end and trans,
newly weds need cash. sell both
$3.50 or 81 $50 for trailer and
$3.50 for car. call WA. T-S24l week
Gay Gays after 8, all day Sat. and Sun.
WANT used correct-craft A-framt
boat trailer. Call JOHN GLENN al
Great Mills, Maryland, 2-26O3 Of.
RICHARDsoN 1881 2s-ft.: 1 owner,
sale or trade, make offer. XII. $1,000.
ALUMINIUM COTTAGE
Prefab: all-aluminum cottage, l6x24
IT,, glass and jalousie windows; In
sulated walls; ideal for summer cot
tage or hunting lodge: fireproof; en-
ceptionally low priced, 81, 1915.
AMERICAN TRAILER Co, INC,
1880 Wis. ave. Wo. 6-3231. --26
OFFICE TRAILER
Alma, 1s #; has been used on a
gain 2 RI i E $56 as 6 is; AMERICAN
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Brick. or frame, white or colored:
| quick settlement Call MR. MILLER,
ME. $4,000; evenings LA. 6-5194.
A CASH BUYER OR TERMS
Ii. 6-20O0-S. E. REALTY
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H DIVER MOTOR co.
1903. Wisconsin Ave.
Dodge--Piymouth

OIL. 4-7353. Open Iii Q Pm.
BUICK SO Super 4-door VS.; rich,
2-tone green finish. fully equip. with
Dyna;;. power brakes, r. and h,
only 81 ,595.
Suburban Cadillac Odds. Co.
7020 ARL. RID. BETH. OIL. 6-770O
BUICK I94S Roadmaster 4-dr. sedan:
In good condition.. iust passed D; c.
Cali Ma. s-eSsS; ewes, wo. 6-0s Az.
BUICK 1919 Super 2-dr.: original
black finish. like new: straight trans !,
radio snd hsstsT . custom ssT seat eSy
DODGE Plymouth Dealer. TREW Mo-
T0Ea SO. 9Th and Fla. ave. me- Ii.
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

525-A. DAIRY FARM. 80 mi. d. C.
S SaossE s Ssn ;lSs soI sSSa t e.
lonial house, A baths: gas heat:
. flrepls.; Gear built-in garage;
,i sis6, S S2S; ME. oIs0E Wo; 6;7oss s;
Mailed FREEl IS states. sIROuT
RW sshirsion sS u. s. yssssasafd sids'
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Loudoun Cattle Farm
Excellent beef farm of over soc
acres, mostly open. with splendid
barns. slos, outbldes: manager
house and tenant houses: renovated
l00-year-old residence with 4 bed.
streams and springs. Good labor
will stay. Cattle and equip. avail.
able Shown by appt. only. JOHN
ALLEN JOHNSTON, Realtor. Lees.
burg. Va