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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-14
Manpower Officials
To Air Reserve Plan

Two Pentagon manpower ofil-.
Gals will discuss the administra-
tons new reserve plan at a.
meeting of Washington area
Army reservists in the Depart
mental Auditorium, Twelfth
street and Constitution avenue
NV. at 8 pm. next Thursday.
The officials are Assistant De-
Tense Secretary Carter Burgess
and Assistant Army Secretary
Hugh Milton.
The Reserve Officers' Associa-
ton. which announced the meet
ing. also said its president, SEN
ator Strom, Thurmond. Demo-
crat, of South Carolina. would
discuss the responsibilities Of
citizens to national defense at
the same session.
The association said that 1t
expected more than $500 reserve
lists to attend.
Special guests viii include
Chairrnen Russell and vinson. Of
the Senate and House Armed
Services Committees: 1t. Gen.
Walter L. Weible. Assistant Army
Chief Of Star: 1t. Gen. Floyd L.
Parks, commander Of the and
Army; Mai. Gen. L. B. Hershey.
Selective Service director, and
Maj. Gen. Ralph Stokes, COM
mander Of the Military District
OF Washington.
The meeting is being sponsored
by the 310th Logistical COM
mand. Fort Meyer, Va. It is
commanded by Brig. Gen. John
NJ. Andrews.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-14
Budget Wont Garry
Provision for Second
Washington Airport

There will be no provision for
d second washington airport in
the budget which win 90 to Com
gress Monday.
But, an administration official
said today. that will not rule out
the possibility money for a sec
ond airport viii be asked in a
supplementary ) appropriation
measure.
"Since the airport problem has
not been resolved we couldn't ask
for funds" the official said.
'aThere has to be a second air.
port. The problem will be solved.
although it may take longer
than 1t should"
Burke Planes Dropped.
The problem, due to conges-
ton at Washington National Air
port, has been one Of long stand
ing. Plans were set up to estab-
lish a second airport at Burke.
Va. in Fairfax County. There
were objections from the land
owners whose property would be
aiken and lotiierS nearby. Be-
cause of this and for REASONS Of
economy the Government Backed
away from the protect ).
Later it was ann6Hn6e n asfee-
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b. he Asse<iassd prsss

=
LONDON. Jan. l4.--A woman
psychologists broadcast that
"humanist parents" should tell
their children that the Christian
story Is part legend Like Santa
Claus-is under sharp attack
here. But the government-owned
British Broadcasting Corp. de-
Tended giving her the right to
speak.
A BIC spokesman said Mrs.
Margaret Knight spoke for
scientific humanisrn" in ac-
cordance with the company's
policy of permitting freedom Of
speech on matters of beliefs
and disbeliefs. The spokesman
said Mrs. Knight--an instructor
at Aberdeen University--was not
accepted as an advocate Of
atheistic beliefs.
Mrs. Knight, o gray-haired
woman Of about 40 who calls
herself an unbeiiever, said In
an interview last night she was
surprised and pleased" by the
controversy she had aroused.
II expected some reaction, but
nothing like this, she said, "and
Of course ! think it Is q good
thing"
Term Is Defined.
Defining scientific human
ISM" she said its fundamental
criterion" is whether an act is
conducive to human happiness
and development. whereas in re-
ligion the criterion is. does 1t
express Gods will. Scientific
humanism Is concerned with this
world: religion Is concerned with
the next"
Her husband. Prof. Rex Knight,
also teaches at Aberdeen. They
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-14
Women Under Fire for Calling
|Christion Story q Part Legend

have been married ls years and
have no children.
The general subject Of her
broadcast series Is Morals
Without Religion" She said
that @humanist parents can
tell their children that every one
once believed and some now be-
lieve "that there are two great
powers In the world: A good
power called God and q bad
power called the devil. We can
tell them that some people still
believe this. but that most
people now think that there is
not really q devil--a devil Is.
something like the ogres and
witches in fairy tales. And we
can tell them that some people
now didn't think there Is really
q God. any more than there is
really q Santa Claus, though we
often like to talk as though
tnefe were.
Bishop Criticizes BBC.
Dr.. Neville Gorton, Anglican
Bishop Of Coventry, criticized
BIC for permitting the broad
cast and called Mrs. knight
this brusque, so-competent,
bossy female" The Rev. Joseph
Christie. a Jesuit priest in Lon
don, declared lit is not only the
great antiquity Of Mrs. knights
ideas that is repellent but the
fact that the Nszi. Fascist and
Communist ideologies were born
of them"
DR.. Donald Soper. former
president Of the Methodist Con-
ference. said Mrs. knights
views were "bristling with mis-
takes. but he supported BIC for
giving 20 measure Of freedom In
religious disagreement"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-14
Person Who Foots Funeral Bill
Gets Lump-Sum Payment

@. IF Q wife Of one already
drawing social security Is under
IS and disabled. Il the husband
entitled to any, benefits for the
wife?" Unsigned.
A. Regardless Of the physical
condition. a wife under IS. un-
less she is caring for a minor
child entitled to benefits. is not
eligible for benefits from her
husbands credits.
To all readers: We receive
hundreds Of letters daily. and
valuable papers could be lost.
Please don't send anything Of
value with your questions.
Mai questions on social Sc
curitt to D. B. Gallagher IN
care OF The Star. Be sure to
gipe your mailing address and
name. No telephone Inquiries
! Wiu be GnsDered.
copyright 1850
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-14

rQent in. principle had been
reached to use Andrews Air
Force Base for commercial flying.
Details were to have been worked
out In q matter Of weeksh but
they weren't.
Jet Use Cited.
Recently the Air Force has
contended that operation Of Jet
planes from Andrews would pre-
clude the use Of the base for
civilian transport flights.
Members Of the Maryland
delegation In Congress urged the
use Of Friendship Airport near
Baltimore. The airlines objected
to the distance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-14
Visiting Tito Is Given
2 Elephants by Burma
BY The Associated Pres.

RANGOoN. Burma, Jan. IA
The Burmese army announced
today 1t is giving two elephants
called Mr.. Love and Miss Faith
full to Yugoslavia's President
Tito. who Is now making q state
visit to Burma. y
The announcement said q Bur-
mese sniallout. or elephant at
tendaht.,. would accompany the
two beasts TO Yugoslayia. The
elephants viii be put aboard the
Yugoslav training ship Caleb
which brought President Tito to
BURNS and : Is returning him
home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-14

road, Langley Park, Nd, failed
to appear at the trial. After the
trial. County Police Pvt. E. w
Rupert said he did not summon
the witnesses because he was adj
vised by "a sergeant on the po-
lice department" that the case
probably would not stand up In
court.
Pvt. Rupert declined to iden-
tify the sergeant. but police
Chief Vincent s. Free said the
advice came from Detective
Sergt. Emmitt r. g. Gray. who
went to the scene to take pic
lures.
Mr.. Cory told reporters he
knew nothing about the failure
to summon the witnesses until
the trial began.
Mrs. Asaka was fatally injured
when thrown from the drivers
seat of a delivery truck at Merri-
mack avenue and Tahona drive
in Langley Park about 1880 am.
January 1. Pvt. Rupert said
Wakeham returned to the scene
Of the accident about 3 am. and
gave himself up.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-14
Driver Gets 30 Days
In Death Of Woman
I'm New Year Crash

william Robert wakehan. 40
year-old Takoma Park (Md,)
craftsman, was sentenced to so
days In Jail yesterday for reck-
less driving In connection with
the New Years Day traffic death
of Mrs. Irene Yurie Asaka.
A manslaughter count against
Wakeham of 721 Kennebec ave-
nue., Takoma Park, was dropped
by Deputy Prince Georges Coun-
ty States Attorney Ernest N
Cory. jr.. during the trial In
Hyattsville Police Court. He
said evidence in the case was
not sufficient for q manslaugh-
ter conviction.
Appeals Conviction.
Wakeham's attorney. Ralph W.
Powers, appealed the conviction
Wakeham pleaded not guilty
to q charge Of failing to stop
after an accident and was &C
quilted.
Judge Theodore L. Manga gave
him q generally suspended SEN
tence on q charge of failing to
yield the right of way. the only
charge to which he pleaded
guilty. The judge said he was
merging" this count with the
reckless driving sentence.
Four Witnesses Absent.
Four States witnesses. includ-
ing the dead woman's husband.
Harry S. Asaka, So, of 941O Riggs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-14

JAMAICAN yICTORKin
ton, Jamaica. - Norm an
Washington Manley, head Of
the Peoples National Party,
whose organization won con-
troll Of the House Of Repre-
sentatives yesterday, is in
line for prime minister. His
party is considered a Social
list group farther left than
the Labor Party Of Ousted
Prime Minister VILLA m
Alexander Bustamente, who
was the anti-C o m m u mist
kingpin of Jamaica politics
for q decade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-14
DoWNTovvN-7th. 9Th and K

Reg. 1856 Stair Carpet
i: {: !: :: j, e: .: y; .; :: s28ss
pet suyon. A chdrss Of l.s9
for each odditioaaI step. NO DOWN
Also on additional charge PAYMENT
for curved stsirwuYs.
III St. end shiiiagton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-14
Migration Delegate
Due Here Tomorrow

Pierre jacobsen. acting direc-
tor Of the International Commit
Tee for European Migration in
Geneva, switzerland. viii arrive
in washington tomorrow for .
four-day visit before continuing
on to Australia.
Mr.. Jacobsen win be the guest
OF Jan Ciechanowski. Washing
ton chief Of the committee. A
dinner in Mr.. Jacohsen's honor
win be given at 8 o'clock Monday
night In the Mayfower Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-14
AirIiner Sets New Record
From Chicago 10 Miami

MIAMI, Fla, Jan. l4.--A new
record Of . hours. 43 minutes
and 8 seconds flying time from
Chicago to Miami Is claimed by
Delta Air Lines.
Delta said q Oct piloted by
Capt. Noble BULGE Of Coral
Gables and carrying 90 passen-
gers made the trip yesterday
with tailwinds Of 90 to $50 m.ph,
Capt. BULGE reported the plane
fisw at $4,000 feet and averaged
te1 mn h, with a top speed Of
50 mph.
3lc old record. Delta said, was
Sl'ours. 3 minutes and 48 seconds
set by a deg in March, 1850.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-14
Spinning Boosts Weight

NEW YoRK.-The typical
compressor blade for q 1.250-
horsepower gas turbine weighs
about one-flfth Of an ounce. but
it spins so fast during engine
operation that its weight is null
tiplied about $4,000 times-to
nearly half a ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-14
Adenduer Agrees
With Mendes france
To Push Paris Pacts

BADEN BADEN, Germany, Jan
f4.-French Premier Mendes-
France and Chancellor Adenauel
agreed today to ignore a new
Scviet threat and press on with
ret fication of the Paris treaties
to rearm West Germany.
he two leaders reached this
d ION shortly after Russia
f I'd on a new note to the West
European nations warning
against Germn rearmament. A
German spokesman told q news
conference Mr.. Mendes-France
and Mr.. Adenauer agreed ito
fulfill all the responsibilities
arising from the Paris treaties
This decision he said, was
made during the morning session
Of q one-day conference on
French and German problems,
The two statesmen also
agreed that West Germany and
France will take other steps
which. together with the three
powers, will bring about a re-
l>xation Of tension between the
Eest and West" the spokesman
said He did not elaborate.
On the Russian Note.
Asked by newsmen to COM
ment on the new Russian note
to the nations planning to
form a West EUROPEAN military
union, the German spokesman
said: =
THE Russians always send
such notes on days when con-
ferences are being held. 1t is
not for us to give them advice
but 1t really was too late"
The spokesman said Mr.. Ade-
nAuer and Mendes-France dis
cussed at length the French
plan for a West European arms
pool. The arms pool and the
dispute over the Saar were jim
the forefront Of the discussions,
Mr.. Adenauer has promised
his Parliament to seek from Mr..
Mendes- France Qualification OF
differing French German inter-
pretations Of the agreement
signed between the two nations
on the future Of the Saar Valley.
Would Be Under Union.
The agreement. one Of the
many pacts covering West Ger
man rearmament. would put the
strategic coal-rich area under
the control Of the projected
Western European Union hut
continue its close economic ties
with France.
The Saar pact has met with
widespread opposition In Ger
many, which ruled the area be-
fore both world wars. The
French. however. say they will
not renegotiate the agreement,
and Paris has maintained that
all the German rearmament
treaties must be accepted as q
package.
Probable Subjects.
In addition TO the Saai prob
lem. Mr.. Mendes-France and
Mr.. Adenauer are expected "a
cover: IS 4
i. Mr.. Mendes-Franceis cpn-
troversial European arms pool
plan. designed to curb any rum
away German rearmament.
2. Possible West German par
ticipation in the economic de-
velopment of North Africa.
3. Broader French German
trade relations and closer eco
uomic cooperation IN general.
4. Prospects for big power
talks, including the Soviet Union,
on German reunif1cation.
5. The outlook for ratification
by the West German Parliament
Of the still pending Paris treaties.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-14
Political Study Club

The Political Study Club win
hold its first meeting Of the year
at 2:30 pm. tomorrow In the
Willard Hotel. Edward c. Kem-
per Of the FBI win speak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-30

Group Of nyIon indies, irregular. including
gowns, busters, slips and petticoots at sub
stontio reductions. Items in group regu-
iorIy 800 to 7.oo.
Gowns and busters. $50
Slips and pettieoots. 2.6S
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-30

Royon dresses in solid colors and prints on
Jersey or crepe Color and eollorless styles
with front and side zippers. Sizes l4h to
24h. 500
Group Of Irregular cotton ehombroys and
einehoms in poids sond prints. Button
front style with half or cop sleeves Wosh-
obIe, fode resistont. Sizes II to 20, l4h
to 24H. 400
Speciol group Of dresses in one and two
piece styles. Royon, wool, orion and wool
and vedero in many weoves and fell colors.
Sizes II to 20, l4N to 24h. Regularly
1899 to 1895. 900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-30

sonforized oxford cloth dress shirts in three
popular styles including regular point but
ton down, round button down. short point
style with stoys. Two styles in white, the
regular point button down in pink, blue
mint green. Neck sizes IA to ~, sleeves
81 to s.. 1,8S
Evening star., 1955-11-23
EVERY KIND
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

BUILDERs--oas, va.
ERWIN c. MURRAY. JR.. broker.
$500 Indian Head hwy. LO; y
SILVER sPRINs--commerciai lot.
zoned co, adjacent to new Perpet-
sas .srns siesi Cain J6. AS.0s ssiS6: ssss 81
. BEAUTIFULLY WOODED Tors
with all improvements in. Ready
to build on now. In. Lake Bancroft
Estates, Builders' price to ell. Halt
cash Sl r,ts doTn baisnSss nS.y 5qSsrdipstsq TTs
FSfaFAx co.DBesltifui h-acrs lot;
ready to build on; 81, 600. ARLINCi-
TON CAVALIER LAND CORP; "a.
TARosIA PIX. D. Cline buiidinr
sites, mr.. schools, stores and transp.
COUNTRY HOME SITES in How
ard Co --2U0-ft. frontage: 4g0-ft:
deep, paved I'd. Beautiful tree, good
view, price, 81 700. BERNARD 7,
BROS1US, REALIQR. JU. 9-O420.
Ewes; and sun- Mr.. Lamb. ~.
Do S10SsSi You want to build your own
home7 If SO we have that CHOICE
lot. for you. For fun informstion
call Ju. 9-3e25 or JU. e-ssaS,
coEEsviLIE. OLE E., RD., Just north ' Of
Colesville. Md. 40 acres with. good
road frontage, grou.ld 10 level and
clear. Terms available. Call Mr.
Holland, H. q. SMfTHY- Co. 81
18th 81 NV. ST. 3.3300. -22
lit ACRES on Lahill I'd. near new
Indian Spring Country Club. VIII
sewer to future NV. branch trunk
sewer. 81 900 per acre. 2D%o cash,
10 yrs. ON the balance. Includes 2
houses and barn. ROBINSON, Ju.
PAvED LOTS in the Bethesda area
for individual sustom buiidtnE. or
In efurps for the builder. Prices
start at S3.250. ROBINSON, JU.
GEORGIA AVE. EXTENDED - 30
acres, 500-ft. frontage. $500 per
acre; also 96 acres with w.S.S.C.
water, city gas, ideal for develop
Tnent = NORMAN AoER. ResltOr.
FoTREsffyVTILE, TI EssyffyVTTILE VA, near LanEisyS--
8 acre IN new subdivision. VAN
raiRfAx' raRinHsEx' foiwN Rii tsiEi iHEiraaKDiaTfLY
ADJACENT--l60. acres with sewer
and water available. Already Ecne4
for 12.B0O "a. II. fesid. lots. ". zoo
per acre. EnNg terms. CALL COL.
BRICKENRIDoE, BROKER. Tk.
b-JiSS.
Evening star., 1955-11-23
AUTOS FoR SALE Cont J

BUICK 80 4-door sedan: steel sray
nnish. 7. and b.. hydra. sleek Anc
streamltne for. q price FAR below
the market at 1895 TAKOAIA
FORD MOTORS, S725 Plney Branch
rd., Si. Spg.. JU. $1,000.
BUICK 1855 Century Riviera coupe:
beautiful cherry and white; fully
equipped with power steering. pow
er brakes: S:s,295: cCc guarantee.
Capitol Cadillac-O Olds Co.
! 222 22nd st. NV, ST. $4,000
BUICK 1864 convertible: beautiful
Jet black finish; fully equipped In
Guiding: tinted glaSs, etc.: scc
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD. OIL. t-T70a
BUICK 1850 Super; dyna.; peri.
cond. S495 cash or terms: pvt.
owner. WO. 0-8ti95. MR.. ROESER.
BUICK 1883 4-df, sedan; factory
air .cond.: power windows. steering,
brakes, Luxury car in every way.
oriEinAl invoice. 81. 73d; low mile
sEe; | owner. VIII trade for houss
loan or for real estate notes. co,
BUICK SO Super convertible; r. and
h., dynaffox. A real bargain at
se95! Car No. s12.A. S0-day
warranty. MONROE FORD. 1897
East-We hwy, silver Spring. Md.
Open evenings I'll 9. JU. 5-7So4.
BUICkS--'49 sedan, T. and h., ike
new. $3.50; 80 4-dr. sedan. I; and
+. r. and h., S5ss .se Super RIVIERA.
dyna., r. and b., S999; '53 Super
steering. i.4sa: 81 Ceniurv Riyi-
era, dyna., r. and h.. &9.099; "a
miles, 81 ,Sg9. HoRNER's COR
gER. Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. at
9Th. Ii. 6-6464.
BUICK 1855 Special convertible;
power steering; mileage. ;9oa;
$1,000. Telephone District 5-0d5S.
cspiILAc 81 "s2a 4-dr. sedan /:
hydra. r. and b.. tuoeless tires
eIee, windows: l owner. Ju. o.
1923, ewes, u. 9-b2e0. S1.b7b
CADILLAC. 81 Coupe de vnle: beau
doWs, Wv. tires; only Si45 down.
3 other CadillacS 70 choose from:
Trade and terms. PINEY BRANCH
MOTORS, JU. 5-S5ah. "a
1858 series % sedan;
smart 2-tone finish, fully equipped
Including radio and heater. hydra
matte, power steering. power brakes,
also electric windows Like new In
S4'igS. AKERs oLDsMoHII.E-cAD-
lilac Co. FaiElingtou shopping
center, Alex, Va. ov. .3-0350. --e.3
CADILLAC 1854 go" Special Fleet
wood sedan. e-tone blue; fuzzy
equipped, Including power Steerins,
power brakes; $3.69S; CCC tusr-
antee.
Capitol Cadillac-O -OldS Co.
i22s 2.nd ST. NV, ST. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-11-23
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
AUsTINs AND HIL.LMANs. sedans--.
TO choose from. JACK PRY, I4tt

AUsTINs AND HILLMANS. ssdans---
2 choose from. JACK PRY, I4th
AIsTINS, Hiilmans, Morris Minors.
MOS: AS through IS: recent trade
jnS. starting 81 $125. Perfect for
second car. We finance at bank
rates. Dealer for al popular Inn
ported cars. MANHATTAN AUTO,
NV. North 7-356a. Branch sales.
1900 King sts Alex. Va KinE
BUICK 1858 Special sedan; BLACK:
dynafiow. heater. 5000. DU.
I-4osl after D pm, 27'
BulChS---Seiection OF models and
eolors HORNER'e CORNER, BUlck
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. st 9th. IL
BUiCKs--sTAsLSY a. HoRNER
INC. Downtown. iii I4th. Con.
yenient to al hotels, once build
ings. real estate and financial dis.
tricts Dl 7-3gp3
BUICK 1e4S 2-dr. sedan: r. and h.,
new tires, GOOD eond.: pvt. owner.
SJ5n, ia S-6c39. "a
QUICK f55 Super Riviera 4-dr;
two-toLe oiue and white. power
ss sss5a HoRsERs ssssans B61fcR. 61ffcc1R2fTpsHSs; pOSn
toEn: l4th. DI. 7-3a93. 20
BUICK "a Riviera hardtop special;
two-one white and black. Wv.
tires. Sharp showroom condition:
S1,s99, HoRNER'S BUICK, Down
town. iii 18th. oI. 7-3aa3. --25
BUICK 1919 4-dr. super: equip. +,
and n dynafiow Gale T1TfcF &Jok
Evening star., 1955-11-23
AUroMoBILEs ron SALE

CHEVROLET SO A-dr. 's21O" series:
Immae.: engine peri. cond. owner
trans 1895 or best onsr. "a.
CHEVROLET 'sB vs. convertible:
brown and tan. white-WalI tires,
radio, heater poTerglide; financing
can be arranged. Ju. o-s3s4;
'ss e-dr.; "21o" series;
t1iiy eeqipped; l owner. Best ofier.
cHEvRoL1T '5e Bel Air VS. hard
top: 2-tone red and ivory. power
od ons $50 sSpSsss Sosp IsfHTs SILVER yGS spR9S GSy
MOTOR CO.. INC, 10O2 E.-W.
hwy. tat Ga. ave., sil. Spg.. Nd,
~. 9-46oO. Open THANKSGIVING
CHEvRoLET 1854 Bel Air 4-dr. ;
powerglide, r. and h.. tinted glass.
Wv. tires, many extras; 1880
must see to appreciate: $1,000.
CHEVROLET ls4s spt. coupe; re-
Gently rtnged: good tires: good con-
dition; 500; KE. ,7-1105.
CHEVROLETS - Isl conV. coupe:
green. new black top. $40: '54 Bel
and b, 81 3a9 HoRNER's Cor. /
RER. Buick Dealer, Fla. ave. ne.
az 9th. Ii. 6-6464.
CHEVROLET 1854 2-dr. sedan: orig.
light blue finish like new; /
owner: spoItess interiof, heater and
seat covers: low mileage: only
81. 1876 at TREW MOTOR co. 9th
and Fla. ave. ne, Ii. 7-1732.
1854 de luxe 4-dr. /:
10000 miles: . days only. cash,
SS95 OF SO down, Open Thurs
day. 10 I'll 2. BELL MOTORS,
SOLO Wis. ave. NV, Wo. 6-8900
1852 2-dr. sedan: ra-
dio. heater, low mileage: excellent
condition. owned and driven by
young lady exclusively. Private
party. oV, 3-4611. evenings.
CHEVROLET 1851 de luxe 2-dr.: q
real buy. cash S495 or sos down
Open Thursday, 10 It'll .. BELL
MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave. NV
Evening star., 1955-11-23
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
ouT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

I HAVE OVER 100 houses for sale
or for rent furnished in the Ba-
hamaS where its always spring.
Here is No Nassau in the Ba-
hamaE. West Indies, waterfront
home. Beautifully furnished. A
peach coiored stone house designed
BY 4 Coral Gables architect, brand
new with approx. 100 # Of private
beach; contains spacious liv. rm.
with picture window. and this room
is done In delightful shade of gray
with gorgeous rug and matching
furniture, pale gray tile fioors. q
formal dining fni. contains q love-
ly mahogany handmade set seating
Au-modern improvements; the en-
trance porch is Of New Orleans
white iron pillars leading to a
large foyer hall and lovely stair
case to the End a.. where there are
= large nedrms. sharing q laree
tiled bath; also on the lower floor
facing the water Is q iRe guest rm.
with private bath. this room is fur
nished in dark Chinese furniture
and the bedrms. upstairs are fur
niSheo In cream eolored French
Provincial. Each Of these bedrms
open onto Q beautiful balcony over
looking the water with BREATH
taking Views. There IS q garage.
dry and the grounds run from the
street to the beach With lawns.
palm trees and flowers. For this
and other houses and Islands for
sale and for rent write tn MRS.
AGNES WATERS. 2SI0 Pa. ave,
NV, Washington z. d. c. Phone
FE 3-l231. Open ewes. and Suns.
Evening star., 1955-11-23
FLORIDA PROPERTY

MIAMI sUBURB--LoYely mod. du-
piex: excel. location nr. shopping,
Lac lot. Income 1-apt. $S5. oeenpy
other. s3.s0O down. bal. FHA 4ss
loan. OIL. 2-2562.
Evening star., 1955-11-23
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

1st TRUST NOTE. s3,400 At 6es
interest, &4a-B7 per mo. payable in
z years, 5000 discount: NV rental
property: Just remodeled. Ju, o.
$5,95O End, 6ge, payable S57.hO
mo. $1,000 dn., over $4,000. B..
A. L. LIST. Price Of note $3.50.
Mr. sINDLER, Ho. 2-1257, To. 2