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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12

Melwood road, Bethesda IA, Md
DR.. Horace j. B. Keane, 270s
Thirteenth street NE, Wash
ington.
DR.. Andrew H. Kirkpatrick
1871 Kensington parkway, Ken
sington, Md.
DR.. Elena L. Liatukas, 532C
Eighth street NV, Washington
DR.. Marvin Menick, 430 Ridge
road Sc, Washington.
DR.. Frank L. Shuford. jr.. BAL;
rwenty-second street Sc, Wash
ington.
DR.. Robert J. Taylor, 1911
Thirty-f1rst street NV, Wash
iington.
HygieniSts
Catherine M. CLASSIFY, 24e
North Thomas street. Arlington
3. Va.
Elizabeth j. Drummond, 1924
Hall place NV. Washington.
Marilynn D. Mowrey. $50;
Holmes Run parkway, Alexan-
dria. Va.
Marjorie B. Neuman, 1904 Nc.
Kinley street. Bethesda IA. Md
Alice E. Roth. 1879 Pierre ave.
nue., Garfield, N. j.
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u. S. Action Asked
By Jewish Conoress

NEW YORK. Feb. IL P).-
The American Jewish Congress
today asked the Justice Depart
ment to prosecute all who seek
to intimidate American citizens
in the enjoyment of the rights
guaranteed them by the United
States Constitution"
The stand was announced by
the groups governing bodies,
which also commended President
Eisenhower's recent immigration
proposals.
Shad Polier, chairman of the
Congress National Executive
Committee, termed this week S
rioting at the University of Ala
bama as a threat to the SUI
premacy of our National Gov
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Police Charge Twins, IA,
Murdered Cub Scout, 9

of the slain boy, questioned the
Williams twins and a 69-year-old
man.
Young Powell, a shy, quiet
grade school pupil, disappeared
Thursday while selling tickets.
house to house, for a Scout bene-
fit.
The child's head was crushed.
Beside him in the dirt hideout
lay a bloodstained two-by-four
board and a hammer, several
cigaret butts and a few burnt
candles.
Blood on Overalls
Prosecuting Attorney Joseph
Gompers of Ohio County said
death was caused by a skull frac-
ture. He also said there were
knife hicks on the victims chest
and neck, but these were not
serious.
Overalls of one of the twins,
Patrolman Reece Blair said, were
stained with human blood. He
made the report today after re-
turning from the State Police
Laboratory in Charleston.
The twin with the bloodStained
overalls. police said, told them he
belonged to a gang sworn to kill
pigeons. Earlier he said the stains
were ketchup.
Admit Owning Knife
Mr.. Gompers said one of the
twins admitted ownership of a
knife inside the victims sleeve
jacket. The twin commended he
lost it earlier in the week.
Earlier the twins refused to
take lie detector tests. Mr.. Com
perS said the boys counsel adj
vised them against it. We'd want
the approval of their counsel and
parents before testing them,"
he said
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Injured Man Critical;
Was jailed as Drunk
Continued From First Page


between the steering column
which was crumpled-and the
front seat.
He said Mr.. Stoner was bleed
ing from the mouth and nose.
He said he smelled no alcohol.
Mr.. Evans added that police
apparently were undecided as to
whether Mr.. Stoner was in need
OF disqualification. He said at
one point they placed the bleed
ing man in an ambulance -
then when Mr.. Stoner raised up
from the stretcher-got him out
and told him to stand up.
Pvt. Marin told The Star Mr..
Stoner said he was not hurt
when asked if he felt bad any
where"
Mr.. Stoner. according to mem
bers of his family. got off from
work about 10 pm. Thursday
night at the main Post Office,
He drove over TO Southeast
Washington where he was to
pick up his mother in-law and
two women who were attending
a church meeting in a private
home.
Conduct Described
He met his brother-in-law
Arthur Clements. 1919 Twenty
fourth avenue. HyattSville. who
was also coming off work at the
Congress Heights school where
he is an engineer.
The two men, according to
Mr.. Clements. went to beer
joint" Mr., Clements maintains
his brother-in-law had two
beers" They then parted and
Mr.. Stoner picked up the three
women about IL pm. at 5l8 Mel
len street Sc. The accident &C.
Cured about 1870 pm.
1t. James Sadler told. The
Star that when Mr.. Stoner was
brought into No. II Precinct he
appeared to be drunk-stupid
drunk"
He couldn't tell what time it
was 1t. Sadler said.
Brain Surgeons Explanation
Pvt Nairn also said Mr..
Stoner had no obvious marks on
his body He said ne did notice
a slight swelling on MIR, Stoner's
forehead over the left eye.
The brain surgeon told The
Star that the clot was found be-
meath the stable goose egg"
which Mr.. Stoner was sporting
when he was ahospitalized. He
could not. however. say how his
patient had received the clot.
He did say, however, that the
patients case was similar to
other cases in which intoxica-
ton has masked serious brain
injury.
1t is particularly difficult FOL
laymen, the doctor said, to rec
ognize brain injury in cases
where the injured person has
been drinking. The injury to the
brain produces pressure on GER
tain areas of the brain which
are manifested in thickness OF
speech, unsteadiness and other
symptoms easily thought to be
intoXication.
Internal Bleeding
Another doctor at the hospita.
said Mr.. Stoner was also suffer
ing from some internal bleeding
in the chest. X-rays, he said
failed to reveal any fracture tt
the ribs.
The surgeon further stated
that brain injury often caused
the injured TO claim he has moi
been injured-that he feels fine
When brought to court
almost IL hours after the acct
dent-Mr. Stoner told his law
yer of a terrific headache and
pains in his arms. His case
because one of the persons in the
accident is still hospitalized-
was continued to March Is.
Besides the drunken driving
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jewell Made Chief
OF Maritime Sufety

Capt. Henry T. Jewell, Coast
Guard, will become chief of the
office of Merchant Marine
Safety here May l. At the same
time, his promotion to the rank
of rear admiral will be effective.
Capt. Jewell succeeds Admiral
H. c. Shepheard, who retired.
last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-12

charge. he Is also charged with
driving on the wrong side of the
road and unreasonable speed.
Pvt. Marin said Mr.. Stoner has
no traffic record in the District,
Members Of his family told The
Star Mr.. Stoner has never been
arrested for being drunk.
The Stoners have three chill
dren. Previously, Mr.. Stoner was
employed by the Agriculture
Department in Beltsville.
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curIey Club to Meet

Travel films viii be shown at
a meeting Of the Curley Club at
$3.50 pm. Thursday in the Air
France Building. 1918 K street
NV.
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SLEEPS AFTER SUICIDE ATTEMPT
DENVER-John Gilbert Graham "a accused of dynamit-
ing airliner in which A died. sleeps mattress
the floor of an isolation cell at the County Jail after
trying to commit suicide Friday night with made
of socks spread his bed the floor security
Saturday-AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1956-03-16

her uncle loves visiting the
States.
Taking turns at pouring
yesterday were Mrs. Spessard
Holland. Mrs. Joseph Bren-
nan, Mrs. Perle Mesta, Mrs.
Benjamin McKelway, Mrs.
Richard C. Drum Hunt, Mrs.
John r. Steelman. Mrs.
Charles w. o. Bunker and
Mrs. Robert w. Imbrie.
Dinner for Hoover
From the reception. the
busy Prime Minister left to
change into dinner clothes
and act as host at a stag party
in honor Of Acting Secretary
of State Herbert Hoover. jr.
Today Vice President Nixon
entertained for the Irish visi-
tor at a luncheon at the Capt.
tol.
Guests included Mr.. Costel-
los personal assistant. Alexis
Fitzgerald and his principal
officer in the department Of
the Prime Minister. Charles H.
Murray.
Also present were Irish Am
bassador Hearne. Counselor Of
the Irish Embassy, Mr.. Joseph
D. Brennan; Senators Michael
]. Mansfield. H. Alexander
Smith, James E. Murray.
Joseph P. O'Mahoney and
Representatives Cliff eleven
ger, John j. Rooney and A. S.
j. Carnahan.
Other guests were: Admiral
Evening star., 1956-03-16

Lewis L. Strauss Of the Atomic
Energy Commission: Mr.. Allen
Dulles, Director of the Central
Intelligence Agency: Mr.. John
B. Hollister. director Of the
Commission on Organization Of
the Executive Branch OF the
Government; Assistant Secre-
tary Of State Livingston T.
Merchant, United States AM
bassador to Ireland. William
Taft, III; Brig. Gen. Thomas
North, Mr.. Eugene McGovern
and Mr.. Shane MacCarthy.
At last nights dinner guests
included Chief Justice Earl
Warren, Ambassador Heeney
of Canada. Ambassador Eban
of Israel, United States Ambas-
sador to Ireland william How
ard Taft III, Ambassador
Hearne, Mr.. Alexis Fitzgerald
and Mr.. Charles Murray.
Others were Secretary Of
Labor Mitchell, Mr.. John Sim
mons, Senators James MUIR
ray, Mike Mansfield, Everett
Dirksen and William Purtell;
Representatives John Fogarty
and John Rooney. Mr.. Outer
bridge Horsey. Mr.. John
Meagher, Judge Matthew Me-
Guire. the Rev. Edward Bum.
Mr.. Gerald MacCarthy, Mr..
Frank Holeman, and from the
Embassy staff. Mr.. Joseph
Brennan, Mr.. Brian Durnin
and Mr.. Denis B. O'Sullivan.
Evening star., 1956-03-16
'MoxweH Tuylors
Give Dinner
For Diplomats

The Army Chief Of Staff and
Mrs. Maxwell D. Taylor enter
tanned at a black-tie dinner at
Quarters One. Fort Eyer last
night.
Guests included the Chinese
Ambassador, DR.. v. K. We'll
lington Koo: Sonora Brosio.
wife of the Italian Ambassa-
dor; the Swiss Minister and
Nine. de Torrente, Admiral
Arthur w. Radford, former
Ambassador and Mrs. Myron
Cowen, Deputy Assistant Sec
retary of State and Mrs. How
ard Jones, the Swiss Counselor
and Nine. Schnyder, Mr.. and
Mrs. Mark Watson and Miss
Mary Happier, sister Of Mrs.
TAYLOR.
Evening star., 1956-03-16
THE LEAGUERS TO WEAR
SPRING IN THEIR HAIR

Drivers going down Connections avenue warned by
members of Washington Junior League to keep their
intersect
This is the spot where the leagues Outgrown Shop
the decor in the window is than just usually
eyecatchng The shop sells clothes consignment with the
profits going to the leagues welfare fund.
Something in the window resembles giddy spring
profuson of nests tulips dogwood and the kea sprout
ing from the heads of mannikins
The display is sampling of what will be on
guests heads at the leagues Sprngme Bal de Tete April
3D. Funds raised at the dance to the Clinic for Mentally
Retarded Children at Georgetown Medical Center
The creations in the window will be for sale April
10 for those who lack time imagination thumb
to make their headdresses.
Credit for the fetching designs to members Mrs
Lawrence Jacobsen, Mrs. John H. Kaufman and Miss
Mabel Cunningham.
Evening star., 1956-03-16
MARGARET TRUMAN
GETS COOKBOOK

Margaret Truman. who
will be marrying into the
Fourth Estate soon, already
has received q wedding pres
ent from press friends in
Washington.
As soon as her engage
ment was announced to E.
Clifton Daniel, jr., of the
New York Times, officials of
the Women's National Press
Club arranged to send her
something they recommend
for any bride-to-be--a copy
of the clubs cookbook, "Who
Says We Can't Cook?"
The gift copy was auto
graphed by the club presi-
dent, Helen Hill Miller, and
the chairman of the cook
book committee. Josephine
Ripley. The latter expressed
the hope It will help her to
meet her dinner headlines.
Evening star., 1956-03-16
DIpLoMATlCALLY SPEAKING
NeWsWOn1en Go
Irish for Visitor

While Mr.. Gene A. Castle
berry. dressed in Irish kits,
played the pipes. guests could
roam around the club. take a
look at the large county" map
Of Ireland. showing the orig
inal homes of various. Irish
families: kiss the blarney stone
Tor q reasonable fac-simile
thereof: look at a replica
of, . page from the Book Of
Kells and eat tasty tidbits--
all with q green color motif.
naturally.
The only un-Irish touch in
all this ebullience was a pho-
tograph Of Queen Elizabeth.
Queen Mother Of England,
who is an honorary member
Of the club, smiling benignly
over the assembled company.
Among the guests were two
Irish beauties, Mrs. Harry
Evening star., 1956-03-16
BY SELWA ROOSEVELT

Shamrocks here. leprechauns
there, and you know what"
to drink!
And the entire American
Newspaper Women's Club was
decked in green to welcome
the visiting Prime Minister of
Ireland, John A. Costello, at
a reception given for him by
the club yesterday.
AS they walked In the club.
each guest was presented with
a genuine shamrock, grown in
the "oulde sod" and flown from
Dublin especially for the party
courtesy of Pan American
World Airways.
Mrs. Violet Faulkner, presi-.
dent of the club, introduced
each guest to the Prime Min
lister and Ambassador Hearne
of Ireland.
Evening star., 1956-03-16

4 $ =
Edwards of Vienna. Va. (the
sister Of actress Maureen
O'Hara), and Mrs. Donald
Kennedy, formerly Of Dublin,
and now the wife Of a heuten-
ant colonel in the Marines.
Mrs. Edwards brought her
genuine Irish harp which she
has played before the Prime
Minister in Ireland and Mrs.
Kennedy had a chat with Mr..
Costello about her mother
who lives in the same block as
he in Dublin.
Also there was the Prime
Ministers niece, Mrs. Gerald
MacCarthy and her husband.
who are now living in Drexel
Hill, Pa. Mrs. MacCarthy said
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

VI NEED all types OF income prop
erty for cash investors Also com
merclai ground and acreage Please
cal MI West, GOSS REALTY co.
IkC Ma sJqE4 -.
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT
Continued

VA. DOCTOR 49, Five-room suite in
medical building available May /;
Sl40. GEORGE MASON GREEN
CO. IA. 4-14O0,
SILVER SPRING, s427 Ga. ave-
. Offices. Slngly or az suite; reas.
rent HE, ASSOC.
00I 18TH ST. NV. Rooms, $25 up
also suites; newly decorated. flu
crescent lights. ME- $3.50
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FARMS

STROUT CATALOG. Free! Farms
and businesses. "a states. sTROU1
REALTY. 234-A, Woodward Blds..
81 ACRE FARM, good buildings.
water electric and telephone in $
room house; free gas, from paying
we'll, available; located in Indiana
Co Pa For information. write
MRS. N l. HEBERL1NG, sr., r. d,
Box AZ, CreekSide. Pa. lie
291 ACRES-One Of the finest and
most beautiful cattle farms in
Virginia. On Hazel river. Kappa
been destroyed. so miles from
WASHINGTON, would make Won
der!ul childrens camp in addi-
ton TO cattle farm; Price $50, $50.
machinery also for sale. Call OWN
HYDROPONIC FARM. southeastern
Florida--S35 500 invested should
give an income in excess OF $1,000
yearly Without your services. or
much more Il YOU work yourself
For Information phone MR.
ADAMS Of. 2.95li Id
Sl1O DOWN, 500 mo buys for
bath. Hard road BuSline. 65 miles
south IF 6-4l3i la
FOR RENT, 20d acres. 10 mi. from
Rockville. dairy or beef cattle .
modern house, br. ~ baths;
$3.50 mo TO qualified tenant, EN-
3-81g4 ---15
HAVE YOU farm Won would like
someone 10 take over About IS
acres with house. can be on shares
Couple from the country. aged
a. CECIL GRAY. a23 Virginia
ave sV -
GERM ANTOWN. MD, facing AEC-
Ready for subdivision Long paved
road irontaRe Perfect LAYOUT for
development. The owners will help
finance any housing protect that
has merit. SIGLER a. co. RA. 3
343l or ewes. WO. 6-Shh1
81 ACRES, 90 mi NV D. C.--Ideal
fnr retirement mod S-rm. house.
barns, creek $1,000 dn, NO 7-5626
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Grazing Farm-325 Acres

For cattle: in Haymarket, Va. area
81 miles d. c.. > lakes, 30 AcreS
wooded with oak blRzed for cutting
moderniZed Civil War home, gOoC
set OF outbuildingS. rolling land
mountain view. wide road frontage
Askfnv 80 ruu
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1919 F-6. 9-speed rear, new
fiat body; low mi looks and runs
like new. LA, G-4u23. Id
FORD ;? F-2 VS. 74-ton stake;
4-Speed trans, mud-gfip tires. heat
or. etc. This is real steal. IS
ready to so to work: only S545,
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
300 Pa Ave. Sc. LU, 2-AS27
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AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

SOUTHERN DEALER in town this
week will pay cash for all makes
and model cars. Call IA 9-iS0l
n. G. DEALER paying top prices
for cars. VILLAGE MOTORS. l4th
and R I ave n G., AID 4-O444
STANLEY II. H0RNER. INC. BUICK,
car. Foreign or domestic Prices
and information. DI s-3qg3
PLYMOUTH 1854 Hy-Drive wanted.
from original owner: cash or trade
OV 3-I6l5 lis
FORD 1882 or 1894 coupe: body in
good condition. Call WO 6-5577.
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Quality Counts

Slate roof copper cutters. all
brick, tvo-beGroom honeymoon
special. 3 minutes 20 Clarendon
Assume large 81 loan. immediate
possession. $4,000.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

HYDROPONDlC FARM. southeas;er
Florida $500 invested shoul
give an income in excess of $500
yearly. without your services. o
For information. phone Mr.
ADAMS. OIL. 2-95ll. Ii
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STORES FOR RENT

SGO A MONTH, 500 sa. r. silver
Sprins area Ideal for sprviCe-type
business, appliance repair. con.
TRACTOR etc CAL SECO JU 5000
! ALLS CHURCH SHOPPING err.
on Lee hwy lAXbS a.. Make me
an ontr on the rent. Mr. LAS.
SEN, JE 2-2g22. Id
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

APPROX. i0O-it frontage suitable
for ice-cream drive-in Consider
d e Va. or Md Buy or lease
BOX 3Di Y Star Id
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Home and Income

2-bedToom upstairs apartment.
presently rented for S15 month IN
furnished, downstairs spacious b
bedroom home with paneleu recrea-
ton room in tremendous full base
ment. 3 air-condltioning units and .
completely equipped kitchens. Ideally
situated in convenient Lyon park,
. blocks OF Arlington boulevard
Detached Lear garage. MAY be
used as S-beuroom. a-hRth home J
Only SIS,50O 81 900 cash 10 handle
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IN VIENNA

Over l. 600 50. It. OF commercial
land, with room house and ga
rage all city utilities available
Price. Sla,O0u Shown by
MASON HIRST
Annsndale, Va Phone CL. $4,000
Closed SUNDAYS
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT

WARNER BLDG, 18Th ana f SITS
nv Group OF ofiiCes. available as
suite or single Phone Ma NJ o.
Is
AIR-CONDIIIONRD, modern. new
bldg, 300 So IT, open space. SIPS
mo Ample parking IAN and Har-
ward nv Call co 5-6531 Ia
EXCELLENT OPPORTUNITY S215
mo. to suitcase choice 4-room Of
fee suite and reception room, ap-
prOx 500 50 It: air conditioned;
"a VI lease; ideal location, vic
l. st and Vermont ave. NV In
specton by aDpt. NE. S-3474.
Ia
18th AND X SITS. NV --3-r0om
suite IN established Law once. fu.ly
carpeted ana air conditioned. $3.50
per month. Elk 1856
AIR COND., unfinished, use OF re-
ceDtion room, answering service
Rent reasonable. Apply suite 7ud
i02a Vermont ave NV. Ma
S-2BH3 Ia
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ArfaX, JE. 4-4900
Antique Brick Split Level

TIT VINf NC oIICN OEJIIC LtVGI
With eye-catching, lines. framed in
: acre, tops them all 3 huge bed
rooms pa baths. carport. > fire-
iplaccs, bsmt. with finished rec. rm.,
Dashboard heat. Price. S2S.9j0
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
Delightfnl country Homa

b bedrms.. Ia baths. liv. nm,
din. rm., kit, den. separate
utility rm. Original wide
board walnut and pine floors.
Long frontage Patuxent Riv-
er., ideal for swimming and
at S26.500. Call Mr.. johnson
DE $4,000 or after 4 SP'
1924 RANDALL II. HAG-
EER a. CO, Realtors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-12

CONN. AVE. ESTATEs--3O building
lots, sewer, water. paved. Ready TO
go. $1,000 per lot Will subordinate
C. P FLETCHER. Resltor
JU S-930n JU. S-ST44
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

HOUSE on Indian River near Mills
sun deck; large lot; two-car garage
and boat house. private dock. MRS.
PAUL c KERR, 100 Valley FORGE
I'd. Wayne, Pa Phone Wayne 3nS3
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
LYON VILLAGE

This beautiful white New Englanc
Colonial offers old-fashlOned charm
IN a perfect setting for eraeiou,
living Full center hall with wide
stairway to md floor. spacious liv-
ing room with fireplace. family
sized dining room and kitchen, plus
breakfast alcove: 3 bedrms.. -.
baths, full basement, screened porch
attached garage Shown by APP
pointment only Price, S25,95O
J. WESLEY BUCHANAN. INC
Radio Bids, Arlington, ia. 4-lI55
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DOWNTOWN

An unusual bldg. combining thI
features OF retail selling space and
/or otilce space plus generous IA
cillties Tor receiving and shipping
heavy merchandise. Also large open
storage area. Particularly adaptable
for research organization needing
bhOp space. Total area $4,000 50 t.
KASS-BERGER, INC.
EN- 3-Sl0o Nights, 10 6-3b7S
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Oh. MAN . SOON L I
3 and bedroom houses for sale
ZANTzINGER. 10 K st. NV. Ma
S-537l. Or Mills 2-2667.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

i NEED \ 2-STORY and disable
bsmt bldg. with lst-commercial
coming, with parking OF minimum OF
: cars location must be south OF
T. ST. and west OF l4th to I2nd
Contact Mr. Norman with SHAN
NON & bUCHS CO. Ma s-23Ib.
2nd FLOOR MODERN NEW BLDG.
loo, 9TH 81. n.w.--Approx. 1900
ka II open space avail rear or
front entr.: loading facilities. will
subdiylde to suit tenant. Call MIR
COOPER, NO 1-taSR. III
PARKING LOT--30-AO car space;
cor New Jersey and r SITS. NV
reAs. IA. 9-42a5. III
TWO 2-sTORY BLDGS., suitable Tor
unions, orRS discount houses
Parking ~ cars Zoo block Pen
IA ave NV By owner MA s.
500 MR. GEORGE Ia
~ 9TH 81. S.k.---s,nd commercial
rent 500 mo incl .-storv brink
bldg. Ice alley and parking I'M
rear For information call MIR
SCHWARTZ, DU 5-G415 or RA.
1000 SO. rT.-shop, ono. and
storage, GoOn Tor INV business
Sl25 mo. ll40 2lst ST NV
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FARMS (cont.)
BERKELEY SPRINGS AREA-

BERKELEY SPRINGS AREA
Route y; 500 apple. peach anG
cherry trees. 20 full-grown blight
resistant chestnut trees. Early
crop Of apples bringing top prices
4 real bargain, Price. S6.95O
4eo mortgage. SIGLER q CO., RA
3-343l: Sun, WO. 6-S555.
STOCK FARM, 100 acres-Higl
state OF cultivation: streams: out
buildings; 200-yr. -old. Colonia
home. modern. with s rooms: beau
tiful lawn and boxwoods: Sl3,5O0
terms. BUXTON REALTY co
Louisa, Va; Phone $50.
2jO-ACRE grazing farm. well fenced
and watered. Within IS miles d. c.
lots OF excellent oak and pine tim
Der. S40,U00, good terms. SIDNEY
z. MENSH & co. JE. 3-l2l2.--l4
S"J DOWN will buy a fine building
site at any of various saltwater
beach areas. In nearby Nd. ONLY
80 min. from D, c. Lots start al
$3.50 and up. KAY REALTY co.
RA $1,000 -lH
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-12
TRAILERS
MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT

SIOUX VALVE AND SEAT refacing
machines Equipped with stem
grinder and other attachments
Both $500. ia 5-qlll or ia
@-np5I lii
BULLDOZERS FOR SALE-Mishty
Kat, the ideal piece Of equipment
for landscspIng work sodding
bSdTsu lie control. Vei Hi aa50
lbs; can be hauled in pickup
truck; will consider car or truck
In trade. As low as Sl.375. For
further details. call IA. 1-5g6l
after u pm --25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-12
HOUSES for SALE. VA. Cont
ARLINGTON NORTH
SHORT WALK
TO D. c..

S12750' Older frame home IN i'm
maculate condition Offers porch, 3
bedrooms. living room, dining room
equipped kitchen, basement. Gt
CONTRAC rs ACCEPTED Good dol
lar value here Act fast on this onet