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Evening star., 1955-01-25
Senate Group Bans
0ne-Man HEARINGS;
Mccarthy Absent
By jones Y. Newton

The Senate Government OPP
erations Committee today
adopted a fiat ban on one-man
hearings to govern procedure
Of its Investigations subcomnit-
tee.
Senator Mccarthy. who as
chairman of both groups last
year was criticized for conduct
ing one-man hearings. was un-
able to attend the committee
session and did not vote. SEN
ator Mundt, Republican, Of
South Dakota, also was absent.
BY a unanimous vote of mem
bers present the following rule
for operation of the subcom-
mittee was adopted:
ANY two members of the
subcommittee shall constitute q
quorum for the purpose Of tax
ing testimony under oath in
any given case or subject mat
ter before this subcommittee. :"
judiciary Group Acts.
Last week the Senate Judiciary
Committee limited one-man in
vestigations. However, under
that committees new rule one
man hearing can be held If the
action is approved by a two
thirds vote of the committee.
Chairman Mcclellan had an
nounced in advance of today's
meeting that he would conduct
no one-man Investigations even
If the new rule was defeated by
committee vote,
Senator Mcclellan said Sena-
tors Mccarthy and Mundt would
be heard later on the subject
of the ban on one-man hearings
If they SO desired, although their
views could not affect the &C
tion taken.
Reports Two Bills.
The committee reported out
two bills and set February 2 as
the date for a public hearing on
President Eisenhower's nomina-
ton Of Joseph Campbell to be
Controller General of the United
States. Mr.. Campbell was named
to a l5-year term to succeed
Lindsay Warren who resigned.
The bills sent to the Senate
floor would extend the Govern
ment Reorganization Act, due
to expire April /, to April /, 1857,
and the life of the Commission
on Inter- Governmental Relations
until June 80 this year. Both
extensions were requested by the
President.
A bill to establish a commits
sion on Government security
which woul study and recon.
mend changes in Government
employe security regulations, was
referred to subcommittee. That
bill was introduced by Senator
Humphrey, Democrat. of Min
neSota.
The Government Operations
Committee also confirmed the
same staff with which it has op.
Grated for some years, anc
headed by Walter L. Reynolds
as chief clerk and director. Rich.
ard J. O'Melia, a Mccarthy eide
lost the title of chief counsel oi
the committee but was retained
on the professional staff. The
committee decided not to ap.
point new chief counsel.
Evening star., 1955-01-25
CostaRica-
Peace Group States
Urgent Talks Here
By ths Assoeiossd Press

SAN JOSE. Costa Rica, Jan.
25.-The inter-American peace
commission scheduled an urgent
flight back to Washington today
for new talks with its parent
Organization of American States
Council on the grave" Costa
acknowledgement situation.
Chairman Luis Quintanilla Of
Mexico announced he would lay
before the 21-nation council a
new request from Costa Rica and
also various urgent aspects Of
the problem with which we are
presented"
Mr.. Quintanilla refused to give
any clue to the nature Of Costa
Rica's request. There was specu-
lation President Jose Figueres Is
seeking more military aid to
counter the superior air force
his longtime enemy. Nicaraguan
President Anastasio Somoza, Is
assembling in Managua.
Correspondents also recalled
that Mr.. Figueres had told them
Saturday he would ask the GAS
to apply. sanctions under the
1948 Rio de Janeiro pact against
Nicaragua, charging the unsuc-
cessful- two-week-old rebellion
against his government was
launched from the northern
neighbor. Mr.. Somoza already
has denied the charge.
War Threat Seen.
The Costa Rican request and
the commissions action followed
Mr.. Somoza's statement that
abolition of the neutral zone at
the west end of the Costa Rican-
Nicaraguan border-ordered for
this morning raised the threat
Of war between his forces and
Costa Rica's.
Mr.. Somoza said he was rush
ing reinforcements up to the bor-
der and the shedding Of ANY
drop of Nicaraguans' blood will
mean war"
The fiye-nation peace group
said 1t would leave by plane this
morning for Washington, travel
ing via Panama. It said it would
meet with the OAS Council to-
morrow night.
It decided on the hurried re-
turn at meeting with Mr..
Figueres and his cabinet which
began after the commission re-
turned from Managua yesterday
afternoon and lasted into the
early hours this morning.
Fears Frontier Crossing.
Mr.. Somoza said last night he
feared a frontier crossing by
Costa Rican troops chasing the
200 rebels who took sanctuary in
the buffer area, 6 miles wide and
19 miles long.
In announcing the lifting Of the
"bars" on the zone. the commits
sion said its military observers
would continue to watch opera
tions along the border and asked
both countries ITO aGbpt all
necessary measures to avoid any
frontier incidents"
Evening star., 1955-01-25
Funeral Plane Crashes

BELLO HORIzoNTE, Brazil,
Jan. IS GA plane chartered
to carry a funeral party and a
corpse from Bello Horizonte to
Monte Clark Claro crashed into
q mountain yesterday, killing
the three mourners. pilot and
co-pilot. There were no survivors.
Evening star., 1955-01-25
Penfagon Aide Sees
No Big Changes in
Security Risk Sefup
BY [. Edgar Primo

A high administration official
said today that he anticipates
no changes in the employe Sc
curity program which would
shift the emphasis to lesser
degree Of protection Of the Sc
curity interest of the Govern
ment."
WILDER M. Brucker, general
counsel of the Defense Depart
ment, voiced this view at "a
luncheon-meeting of the admin
istrative law section of the Dis
trict Bar Association in the Ra-
leigh Hotel.
Mr.. Brucker, who Is charged
with general surveillance of the
Pentagon's security setup, thus
underlined the administrations
present feeling that no major
changes are necessary in the
program which has been under
severe attack from many quar-
tiers.
Acknowledges Mistakes.
He said the system had "func-
toned reasonably well" although
he acknowledged that mistakes
had been made.
Declaring that emphasis
must be placed on patient under
standing and better administra-
ton by all who are responsible
for its operation" Mr.. Brucker
said:
Another method Of insuring
the fairest possible administra-
ton Of the program is the care
full selection of the personnel
who are engaged in the pro-
gram"
Curbed on Justification.
He continued:
THE very security Of the in
formation itself prevents the
Government from publicly justi-
flying its own position in the in
dividual case. as well as justify
ing on an overall basis the nee
eSsity Of the security program.
I'm addition. the clamor over
disagreement in q public issue
case browns out the quiet news
OF conviction for espionage in
q Petersen case"
Mr.. Brucker apparently re-
ferred to Joseph s. Petersen, IT,,
Of Arlington. Va. who recently
was sentenced to a seven-year
prison term for storing secret
papers Of the National Security
Agency in his home. A routine
check under Executive Order
l0450 led to his arrest.
Evening star., 1955-01-25
Young Marine Found
Stabbed on Street;
Police Hold Suspect

Police arrested q Puerto Rican
today in connection with the
critical stabbing Of a young Ma
rine found wandering in a North
west area this morning.
Suffering from three wounds
in the right and left chest and
the neck. Corpl. John r. Can
nady. 10, was taken to Emer-
gency Hospital at 4:25 am. by
a cab driver who found him
bleeding and staggering near
Fourteenth and Irving streets
NV.
Young Cannady. who is sta
toned at the Marine Barracks at
Eighth and ] streets Sc. man
aged to tell police he left the
Starlight Club in the I400 block
Of Irving street NV. at 2 am.
with the couple whom he could
not name.
Kitchen Helper Arrested.
Later today police arrested
FREDERICK S. Varela, 81, a Puerto
Rican employed as a kitchen
helper at Fort Myer, after the
corporal remembered riding in q
car similar to that owned by
Varela.
1t. Lawrence A. Hartnett of
the homicide squad said Varela.
who lives on the third floor Of
an apartment house in the 1900
block of Irving street NV, adj
mitted the stabbing, and told
this story:
Il was driving near Fourteenth
and Irving streets early today
and stopping for a traffic signal,
saw a Marine and a girl there.
After inviting them into the
car, We talked q little bit and
then went to several places for
drinks. Later I invited them to
my room. The Marine, without
any reason at all, pulled a knife
on me. There was scufle and
| I stabbed him"
/ Prisoner Taken to Hospital.
Police took Varela to the hos-
pital to determine whether Corpl
Cannady could identify him, The
corporal said Varela was the
man. police said.
| Vaarela was charged with as
sault with a dangerous weapon
] Varela was arrested near his
| apartment as he got into the car
which police had "staked out"
| Police still were searching for
the girl in the case.
/ Corpl. Cannady left the bar
racks yesterday evening with
one or more Marine companions
He is known to have slipped
drinks at the Starlight until 2
am. closing time.
Left With Woman.
/ Police learned that Corpl.
Cannady, reluctant to end the
evening. refused to leave with
his Marine companions and left
with a woman. > She was de-
scribed as much older" than
the Marine, and was wearing
a brown coat.
At first Corpl. Cannady re-
fused to throw any light on the
puzzle. Later he told how he
went with the man and woman
to a house in the neighborhood
and that he was stabbed in ar
ensuing argument. ?
/ Corpl. Cannady's g condition
was discovered by Edward G
Crandall Of 1850 Hobart stree
NV, the cab driver who saw
him tottering on the corner.
Marine officials refused to re.
lease the home town of Corpl
Cannady pending notification Of
next Of kin.
Evening star., 1955-03-04
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEV. AZ i2-ton panel; Nd. buyer;
sluu taxes II. Cal! IL. 2-ooUU 4
ChEs. Scuan deliveries. l.! TO choose
from; peT4ect from every respect,
1913 through - Priced from Sig5.
CEN IRAL MOTOR CO. 2Su4 JEFF.
Davis nwy., Ar. Va, OF. 4-152U.
FORD 81 l2-ton pickup; n. good
tires: low mileage; shifting .eter on
steering column: used mostly tor
tranSp. by Govt. employe: S195.
sl9o down, So wk. HAINES MOTOR
co, 5000 BIadensburg I'd. VA. -
$500. 4
C..Ey EOLET 80 ll2-ton stake body;
new motor. @-speea rear END; S3J5.
Gaithersourg lU3l-J. -
Cn.tkOLLI TRACTOR AND X & W
car carrier. This unit mas new en-
glne, AeW tiEeS, ana reaoy to rol.
Have no further use lor same.
Frlced &1 only 81. 500 complete. or
VIII sC-i separately. Also AZ KIT
International van, Si95, Several
other large trucks PlNEY BRANCH
MOTORS. JU. S-llS1. ---Iu
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LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED

WILL BUY PROPERTY
Br.ck or lIame white u cuIuled
uulCk settlement. Can Nix. MILLER,
%. -'3o~, eFennsS. IA. U-JIJI.
A CASH BUYER OR TERMS
LII. 6-2000-S. Z. REALTY
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
lcanfinaed.I

BEAUTIFUL Is-ACRE LOT ready for
construction. located in Fairfax
s.;ss OLD CHESTER RID, Bethesda
s0.tt; frontage; all utilities in. OIL.
6-4665. 80
MR.. BUILDER sdIoIn. tracts. 10
acres and so acres on the Nd. side
Of District line in Sc. area. Suit. Tor
ramoleTs o. semldet- UtllS. aVaN.
lh.s must oe seen 70 be sppree.
NEwCoMB REALTY. 10. 2-1oJ1. or
BUILDEE-i9tn ST. N.E-sq. 5IS..
Lois 10 ana IL toned semidet.J.
CaE d.. s-Ul9u- -
MASS. ASL. EArESDED. attention
approx. 1Uxi4U. with all improve
menGs. Priced 10 Seia. Sb.yJU. Call
( Ar. ohuLIE. Ed. 3-J6UU. with W
.. WhlGnI. ewes, OIL, 4-l4oO.
FALLS LnUkCn-ANNANDALE area
-l* roiiing wooded acres. ali utiis
avail. OWNER. JE. 2-27o3. %
Loo ACRES CT WOODLAND. u miles
/ from S. Capitol 81. and District line
( long frontage On payeG EOaL. GIeC-
! trIc4ty anN phone aTAN. GIose Io
( gOoa fishing. some tinloer and lots Of
! puip6oOG. VII. sell Az or na!I. pglcS
ana terms very reaS. GEOnGk NJ
( ~ VEN. 81. .3-S56j. or BAR b
parser. Nansenoy Nd. Chapel D.
--S.B. II
II 700 so. TT. ZoNED for apis.
( DackIng ollgC CreeK ana On I'M
/ proved ST. with all utiiS. IN Iskoma
{ fk.r MoAt. CO. SIu.1UU. haUrF MAN
I REALLY Co. a;j=u Ga ave, .. b,
A.a -. 9-4I2J; ~. o-Sfl4. ID
ABOUT MILES from Fairfax. Va.
OIL the WarrTGntOH pike, about Is
acres oi Almost IeyeI lanG, partly
wCUaed, price, Sl2,5UO. LOJIo, Z
S1CEMAkzn. 1918 h street NV.
Ma. S-lloo.
LOIS. LOTS. LOTS
Large assortment OF nne building lots
III eSlaDnSned SuboIylSIonS. Easy
terms. VIII subordinate Tor builders.
j. b. DEMIHG, Realtor. ia. S-U47l.
or Crescent 3-1245. =
> ACRES-S2.1
Beautiful, cieaE nomeSite in upper
Montgomery County: i0U-ft. 'front.'
age on blaCk-tOp road: = miles from
@4p lnterCnangG.
Also l.t-acre IoI in Glenn Hills at
S-.9JO Gall tor directions on both.
ASHLEY, INC.. Ma. S-6464
Ewes ana Weekenus.. Cali Galthersburg
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WOODLAND BLiCH. MIDI lot, .

-Na' ~ l''-Il. tOninSTClalt sci!
tor r;i.ruu. LII. l-6J.:. d
LAhL JACnSON, "a. BY OWNER:
custom buiIJ log cabin with many
tNtras. APPRAISED at S7.1UO, accept
$1,000 cash ii, I-biYG II
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

MacARrHuK BLVD, nr. Model Basin,
Large lots averaging 9oxl5u 1t.
suit. Gail Mrs. Harney. EN-. =
2AlI KAY REALTY CO. RA. u.
ATTENTION DEVELOPER! 1c5 acres
within 10 mi, OF Silver spr,: city
water through property: land lays
good. Priced to sell Mr.. Scott
with BERNARD T. BRos1Us, JU.
1900 BLK. FRANKLIN ST. Ne
Laree 10! for building of IL apart
100 ACRES. 80 miles west of D. C,
IN summer resort area; S2.725. DE
@-I55S after u pm. a
CoNTEE RID, p. q. CO.. 10 mlI,s
D C.; . choice, building sites; over
sdaA W. W LEWIS.
r. WCO., CORNER LOT 50l1 Eo-
mofiston ave; paved street wafer,
sewer. bus at door; -, 90. HE
4-A500. ewes, AP. 7-763!. W. w
20 LEVEL ACRES. $500 per acre,
intersection, new Rte 80 and &ul,
desirable for motel, shopping etc
HE, ,4-3509;- eyes, Cedar $780,.
OVERLOOKING POTOMAC and Belle
maven NOuHJty lON Ill
this exclusive and excellent area.
Only $4,000 for quick sale. Call
Mr. WeiSsberg JA 1860, or ewes.
CO 5-l329. POMPONIO REALTY
INC 2222 Wilson blvd.
APPROX. > ACRES plus in Lancaster
Estates. Approx | ) miles from DC.
$500 down, balance in monthly Iay-
mentS. Total, So, 300. LaROCHELLE
REAL ESTATE 7l24 Marlboro pike
RE G-I4SS. open Sunday. %
Excellent leveI
homcsite. near new Rte. -. approx.
l10x3S5. A. j. MESSENGER d CO,
ATTENTIoN-six iats,
ready with water. sewer. Suitable fOr
apts. or Semidet. houses mr. schools
bus playgroundS. Southeast d c
Seven lots, ready with water, sewer.
Suitable for semidet. houses. nr.
schools, bus and Fairgrounds. North
east d. c. GEORGE Y, WORTHING-
TON & son. MA. S-3326 or ewes.
FiVH ACRES. s1.a75. 500 down. low
payments, Frontage on hard sur
faced road II mi d. c. in Md
OWNER AP 1-5n3g CO.
TWO CLOSE-IN MARYLAND SITES,
overlooking Potomac River; owner
will help finance home for rcspon-
sible couple. Ma. s-9646 or EN-.
3-lsso. --6
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

DESIRE or 4 bedroom, .-bath
home. preferably from owner;
Glover Park area. Write 1915 Ken
yOn st. NV, Apt "a -
WANIEH--3 or I bedroom brick
home IN good eighborhood, con-
ycnient TO Pent8gon and Navy Bld7
Must be reasonable Substantial
down payment Prefer to deal with
owner. Address Box "56-V, star
II
WANT TO BY A RAMBLER Must
be modern in e"C:v detail Not over
- wears old. VIII pav up to SsO,Uuu
with substantial! Gown payment If
interested uhone TU. "-OSit or NO.
1-Ri.. a
CASH, CASH FOR YOUR HONE.
NV, or ne. Call any time. iiR
DAVID, RA. 6-6Hl" MA. S.O@".7
-
uODtRN. clean, " or 3.neGrm nome
IN d G. or nearby Md. Sc prci
have substantial cash. MRS COX
Lu 2-Sl36 or ST 3-736s.
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MOTORCYCLES
T RAILERS

1851 TIGER TRIUMPH-Buddy seat
wIndSnieIu, Crash bars. e$ceI. conu.,
new battery. 10. --IU6b. -
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Stat. Loan Co OF Va loan, to $500
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GLEN lsLE-Lot. 5oxIsa. and BIDS
sl.C00- Call after 9. 20. s-3399
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HoUsEsTo BUILD
COUNTRY PROPERTY

OUTSTANDING COUNTRY ESTATE
for rent overlooking mill pond
stocked with fish. Owner must bC
away for several years. and would
like to have responsible people hvin'
in house Colonial brk. house with ~
rooms, 6 baths full basement With
pine -panelGd bar and servants quar-
terS Located at MontroSS. Virgina
one mile from town Reasonable
rent. For further information write
to CHARLES F.. STUART, ii3i Han
over ave, Richmond. VirGirta.
or
Call Montrose 1894" on week ends
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

APPROX. | ACRE: corner CONNER
cial, 1920 IT.: zoned c.; III #
on Marlboro pike; St.2.50u. SUB.
cash. La ROCHELLE REAL ESTATE.
1l2i Marlboro pike, RE. 6-t4SS
Open Sunday. Il
5000 so FT. OF neavy industrial
lana with small bldg WeigAt
scales ideal Tor metal Or cement
varo. e. section For appointment
call RE T-64t3
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44-acre stock farm, for cclored
: acres Ievel IanG, d rms, I acres,
close in, ms, / u1ubui!u4ngS,
stream. JOHN DURDOF4. LoItS-
vlAe, Md. 1878 CoIeSElIIe rd.. S!l-
yer spring, Nd. Lall Evergreen
4-3S4D ii
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DARES BEACH, MD

ii
[ AMP PatuXent River 'front.'
taGt 81 mi. ID. G.; ROAD and eec;
no DIGS. restrictions: SbuU. LIpcgal
t,rm Can NORTH Ieatn 4U!h.
MAhh GRACE, Lower Marlboro. Md.
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NO. 2
Near John Philip Sousa Jr. High
School and Greenway Se.-l3-unit
apt. bldg; all 2-bedroom apts.; low
rentals, practically new: times
gross rental.
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901 PA. AVE. NV.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
DIVIDED UP for STORAGE or distrib

DIVIDED UP for storage or distribu-
tion of furn.. appliances, TV, gro
ceries or other merchandise. Near
TT. siring, loading doors: 10000
so. #: $3.50 per mo. 1921 r /.
ave. WA. I-616S after d.
3 BRICK BUILDINGS. each 10x1S;
eu-ft. alley. Rent. SS 80 each; !
square of Ga. ave. and Allison St,
BOSS g. PHELPS, INC, Ma. $4,000.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and ware
houses, 5000 to 10000 SO. it.. and
industrial ground. In center of city
Immediate possession. For lease,
sale or exchange. Call B. FRANK
LIN KAHN, NO. 7-91ll; ewes, OIL.
4-0l1S.
APPROX 1000 So It. of space. suit
able for storage or light manu-
featuring, Hagar lane and Elm ST..
Bethesda, Nd. OIL. 6-6S0u. >
HALF AND NJ SITS. Sc. Building
approx. 5000 Ct. with approx. TO-
600 # of Tot adjoining: very busy
thoroughfare; ideal loo. for any type
of business or gas station. VIII build
or remodel to suit proper tenant
Ii. G-14o0 JU. 9-4315. 4
10000 SO. FIT. with approx. 10000
SO. # adj. yard area: End comml.
S. Capitol and P area. Ii. 7-140O.
1 80 500 SO sd. Fl. - New bldg, .Oxao.
Zoned ind commI.; loc. s Capitol
and i area. Ii. G-7400., JU. 9-4315.
a
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lO-acre poultry farm, money maker,
large clnder-bIocA iaylng mouse,
manJ outoulidlngs. with living guar
tiers, close IN, ior Coloreu.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

ROCKVILLE PROPERTY OWNERS.
List your commercial property or
acreage with us for sale or lease
Mr.. Moran. FRANK S PHILLIPS
DI. T-llll. --B
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HECHlNGER'S S
FULL HOUSE

FULL HOUSE
OUTBOARL-. n.oSt makes. ) 10 l6
mp. re-DuiIt ana painted, SO to
$40. Need room tor new models.
CENTRAL OuIbOAKD COMPANY.
4ou Eye st. NV.
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ONE LARGE PRIVATE OFFICE in
LAWYERS suite. Tower Bldg, l4th

- '-' ''''' -
BETHESDa-New modern bldg, fully
alr-cond large parking lot; low
rentals. OIL. '!-S3GU. Ewes. and
sun CL. G-69lS. ii
s:i 18th ST. N.W.-zAir conditioned,
or :. private Offices with ioint
use OF large attractive reception
room in lawyers suite. Receptionist
and phone operator included. Ma.
S-l403. -
ATTRAC. OFFICE in law suite. New
bldg. Oppor for atty. with gen. or
special practice. MA. So %. --G
1917 18th ST. N.W.-lst-floor front
Office; ideal advertising space on
windows, other offices. S25 and Up.
Exclusive NV. 18th and Eye
Choice j-rm. lst-f. air-cond office
suite, approx. l.lOu 50. #; parking
space available. AP. 5-:3452 for appt.
1fIt R. 1. AVE. N.W.-suite avail
for professional man in conveniently
located modern bldg. Rent reas. MA
ST. lJU9: ewes, WO. G-i919. II
1I5; HARVARD ST. N.W.-Furn
office 30U SO. TT. lst floor. Also
living quarters. JU. J-43uS. =
8?II PINEY BR. RID, Md! rooms.
.31 So. H. VIII furnish If desired
CaDy nlrkiDp ny T,.i.tlS
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

ALEXiNDRlA-Ideal loo, plenty of
parking; very modern bldg. approx
$500 So. IT,: floors, air cond..
wall-to-wall carpeting office COM
pletely paneled; can also be used
for retail store. Ii. 1-7400. JU
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

EPPING FOREST. MD. near Anna
polls Modern 3-bedroom furnished
house. April to Nov. /: excellent
beach and club house facilities /:
$500. Emerson 3-9153 IS
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

METRO, packase delivery, new; Dec
ol; iul rear doors; SoY5. NO. 1-
1Iu5. 4
1-ton walk-in pane
denvery. Has had eA,remly gooo
care. USed by local bakery. Ready
to so today Only S23o. FRANK
SMALL JR., INC, 1886 Good Hope
rd Sc, LU. I-9641. -
INTERNATIONAL, i2-ton panel de.
livery IN extremely good cond
throughout Very low mileage VIII
be sold today for only S545. FRANK
SMALL JR., INC. 1896 Good Hope
ru. Sc. LU. l-96i1 =
5iue Diamond. .-3u ems. excel. coma.
Va iuSpcct. S3nl LIE n-nnln Ii
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Az our new address, Dominion arms
400 S. Glehr I'd Arllnntnn
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

DOA o4N SAAeSLG hI 1 ..
S-unit brick. rentals from 500 80 TO
SIS Tenants pay utiiS. Annual
income exceeds So, 900. Excel value
in fine NV. area Call - till ..
LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO.
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DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG, 9lO 18th st. NV. nr.
Conn. and K New. mod attractive
desk space for those who want the
and telephone answering service
turn. ReaS ST .,-T65J.
OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area: telephone
answerinH, mail service available.
Call DE. .-S000.
Evening star., 1955-03-04

30 acres. TO clear, on county road
!6 miles to D. c.
Onered by LORVIs A. STARTLING
t2l lUth st. NV, RE. 1-lT:.g. "
Sat. ana Sun. cali west River 1921
Evening star., 1955-03-04
STORES FOR RENT

NEW BLDG. mr.. Quantico, Va, No.
hwy. suitable for frozen -custarc
stand or vegetable market. 500 mo
.CIARENDoN l; '';s ;sHoopPPIlINSG PlIS AREA
Large modern new store, 3oX90
fun bsmr ana me2zanine, air cond
powNTowN s5 fd9S; 'Ii SnoPfiNG apfil9 AREA, > SO.
522 Sth st. NV. RI asonab!e. ApplS
RLThlL sToEE FOR RENT Idea.
location IN Falls Church Call MIR
LAssEN JE 2-29"" or JE. 3-7445
ALEXANDRIA--Ideal location tor n
nance Co, insurance CO, or any
business OF that type Beautiful
finished store Plenty OF parking
avail. Ii 5-1I0O. III 9-+375. 4
STORES NOW UNDER CONSTRuC.
TIoN, adjacent to fastest erowinl
.ird and Alabama ave. Sc a
Suitland pkwy Particularly suit.
able for drugstore, liquor store
hardware beauty parlor. barbel
shop For information call d. j
WEL,TMAN' LU $4,000 or YOU
STORE, e0x6O It: Al location
suit. any type business. Nr. Govt
bldgs. and SW, Market. @l1 10Th
pA &. AZ, RE- N,xI -d3IH Hxps 81 ---@ 1,or.
IN. hND MlNH. AYES. 81. tlOT-
merry Hobby ShopD---Fine location
for any kind OF business or Office
LU, l-eSi1 or LU. 2-4a5S. "a
MILLS BLDG.
,11th AND pENNA AVE. NV.
Only orc store left at this active
location. Attractive terms. Call Ma.
S-SOH3 or MA S-@SB5. OLIVER I
CARR. ReRltor -
SHOPPERS ARE WONDERFUL
Heavy pedestrian traffic passes this
beautifully rcmodeied $3.50. uUul
store on busy. busy, downtown
street near HcChts. n soda ioun-
tain and NN'urcS desired Thcy'r,
aMsssl al he pFissee', B. tRANKLJN sa "
i-Ul1S.