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Evening star., 1946-01-31
Two American Ships
Grounded Off EnqIand
BY the Associated Press.

by the associated PreSS.
LONDON, Jan. 31-Two Ameri-
can vessels were driven aground to-
day on the Goodwin Sands off the
Southeast coast of England.
Rough seas, whipped by gale,
made rescue attempts difficult, but
the first of the ships, the 8,000-ton
AM -Mer- Mar, bound from Calves
ton, Tex, to Rotterdam, was re-
floated by British tugs after two
hours on the sand bank.
The second steamer, the 9,000-ton
Luray Victory, bound from Balti-
more to Bremerhaven, had been
aground for II hours this morning
while rescue ships awaited rising
tide before relocating attempts were
made.
HALIFAX, Jan. 81 (P.- Two
ships were in difficulties in heavy
Atlantic seas off the Newfoundland
coast, Royal Canadian naval au-
thorities said last night.
The 7,138-ton Canadian freighter
La Sale Park reported her steer
ing gear wrecked She gave her
position as 700 miles east of st,
Johns, Newfoundland. A Navy craft
approximately $50 miles from the
disabled freighter was sent to her
aid
The British freighter Bactria was
reported in distress 100 miles north
east OF st. Johns. An American
Coast Guard cutter was racing to
her side.
Evening star., 1946-01-31
UNO Heads Reported
Agreed on February 9
For Adjournment
Ey the Associated press.

Es tHt AsSocIdtsd PTess.
LONDON. Jan. 31..United
Nations leaders were reported
in agreement today on Febru-
ary 8 as the virtually certain
date for adjournment of the
London meeting of the Gen.
eral Assembly.
Immediately after that date
all UNO establishments, in
cluding the staff and the Secur-
ity Council, will be moved to
the United States. The exact
site has not yet been selected.
although it will be in the vicin-
ity of Boston or New York,
Evening star., 1946-01-31

that the presence of British troops
hampered recovery and added that
British troops have become means
of bringing pressure to bear on the
political situation.
Council May Call for Reports.
The Council voted yesterday to
permit the Soviet Union and Iran to
resume direct negotiations on their
dispute, but reserved the right to call
for progress reports on the discus
sions.
Russia had demanded that the
dispute be removed from the Coun-
cis agenda, while the United States
and Britain objected. A phrase say
ing the case would remain on the
agenda was stricken from the Coun-
cil's resolution, but a clause pro-
viding for progress reports was in
serted in its stead. The resolution
then was carried unanimously, cli-
making a heated four hour debate.
S. H. Taqizadeh, Trans chief dele
gate, said today that negotiations
would be conducted in Moscow and
Teheran and not in London. Asked
if he were satisfied with the Coun-
ellis decision, he shrugged his
shoulders and made no direct reply
In the debate, he had insisted on
the agenda clause
All UNO in Recess Today.
All UNO groups were in recess
tooay to permit the secretariat to
clear up accumulated work.
A compromise resolution asking
that United Nations Relief and
Rehabilitation Committee be set up
in the United Nations Organization
at once to facilitate the final
stages" of UNRRA's work was
adopted yesterday by the UNO So
cial and Economic Committee.
The resolution, submitted by
American Delegate Representative
Sol Bloom. Democrat, of New York
called for UNRRA contributions
with the least possible delay" anc
proposed that all members of the
United Nations not signatories o1
UNRRA join the organization.
Evening star., 1946-01-31
Education Board Member Urqes
Starting Children in School at 3
Mrs. Philip Smith Soys Families Don't Know
Enough to Bring Up Children As Schools Do

District Commissioners and Con-
gress to make permanent and COM
pulsory the public school instruction
for youngsters at years, or possibly
even at 2.
A roar of protest came from two
other board members, C. Melvin
Sharpe and DR.. Robert A. Maurer
Il had good old mother" Mr..
Sharpe said. Il like the old Amer
lean ways and the good old Amer
ican family, honey ideas"
Mr.. Sharpe said he saw German
nursery schools in 1897 which made
Nazis out of very young children
Although he is all for helping the
(See SCHOOLS Page A-3)
Evening star., 1946-01-31
By the Associated Press.

By the Associated Press.
DENVER, Jan. 31.-A United
Air Lines plane en- route from
Seattle, Wash, was reported
long overdue" at Denver this
morning and an official of the
line expressed fear it had
crashed in predawn darkness
with 81 persons.
United's district traffic manager,
J. r. Dunlap, said the plane, flight
No. IA, last reported it's position over
Sinclair, Wyo., at 2:40 am. 1t was
due in Denver at 4:20.
We're not positive there's been
an accident" Mr. Dunlap said, "but
it certainly looks like it. We're still
hoping the plane is down at some
emergency field where there is nc
communication"
Bound for New York.
The -motored, Douglas plane
which had last stopped in Boise
Idaho, was bound for New York
Mr.. Dunlap said it carried IL mill.
tary and civilian passengers, plus
crew of 3.
mo bad weather was reported
along the planes route" he said.
At Portland, Oreg.. an airline Off.
cial said fire had been sighted or
Elk Mountain, Wyo., and added thai
search party left Tanner, Wyo.
| for the area.
Another Plane Joins Search.
Another twin-engined Dougla!
plane was sent from the Denver Air.
port into the primitive area south,
east Of Sinclair, where Elk Mountain
peaks tower more than 1000 feet
The region, 200 miles northwest O
Denver, is in the colorful Medicine
Bow National Forest.
Mr.. Dunlap said the crew of tn,
overdue plane included w. P. Briggs
captain; H. N. Atlas, first officer, ane
Dorothy Carter, steWardess-all O
Portland.
The flight started at Portland a
I8:15 o'clock last night.
An air lines statement issued thi
morning said United had flown l.,
600, 100000 passenger miles since it
last fatal accident on May l, 1942
Last June, United was given spe
cial Air Transport Association awar,
for safety in wartime flights.
Evening star., 1946-01-31

| os tuS AoSoeidtCu 1000.
The controversial $3,750,000,-
600 British loan proposal hit a
double snag today at the very
start of it's stormy course across
Capitol Hill.
There were some prospects that
the loan bill might clear the bar
rier which Senator LANCER, Repub-
lican, of North Dakota raised to its
immediate introduction in that fill
buster worried chamber, but the
problem of committee action was
badly complicated.
The bill is due TO be referred to
the Senate Banking Committee.
But both Chairman Wagner and the
second ranking Democrat, Senator
Glass of Virginia, are i'll. Senator
Barkley, Democrat, of Kentucky
next in line as acting chairman, is
fully preoccupied as chairman of
the Pearl Harbor Committee.
Introduced by Spence.
The House Banking Committee
provided another snag.
Chairman Spence tossed the loan
bill tn the House hopper yesterday
but said his committee cannot be-
gin study of the legislation until
price-control legislation is out OF
the way. That probably will be
some time in March.
i Legislative leaders who conferred
with President Truman Monday
were hopeful of facilitating botf
measures by starting one in tn,
House and the other in the Senate
and considering them simulta.
neously, according to Senator
Barkley.
In a special message, Presiden
Truman told Congress yesterda,
that Britain needs this credit ant
, she needs it now" so she can NOV,
with America toward a "permanen
state of peace and prosperity"
: May Not Vote Till Summer.
!. However, every indication wa
that final vote may not be reaches
t until late summer or fall.
S Mr.. Spence told reporters IT d.
f not want short hearings. The coun
} try is entitled to know whethe
England needs all this credit, hoy
she will use it, and whether sh
can't get help from other countries
r Furious opposition to any loan a
all developed quickly.
: Senator LANCER, who took ad
, vantage of the Senate's FEPC fill
buster to block quick introduction
| of the bill, termed it "fantasti
!, gift" and declared he would figh
: it at every turn of the road"
Because of the filibuster, unani
j, nous consent of the Senate is neces
, sary before any legislation can b
, introduced. There were. some indi
| (see BRITISH LOAN. Page A-4J
Evening star., 1946-01-31
Lute Bulletin
Teachers Raise Proposed

Basic pay raises for Wash
ington school teachers, rang
ing from S100 to $500 over
present scales, were proposed
in a bill introduced today by
Senator McCarran, Democrat,
Of Nevada.
Evening star., 1946-01-31
AurioI Heads Assembly

PARIS, Jan. 81 s(P.-Socialist Vim
cent Auriol was elected president of
the French Constituent Assembly
today, succeeding Felix Gouin, who
was named provisional president of
France last week.
Evening star., 1946-01-31
British Loan Proposal
Offered in Senate After.
Being Blocked Earlier
New Jersey Member Of
House Asks Truman if
Other Looms Are PIunned
BULLETIN,

Legislation authorizing a
S3,750,00O,0oo loan to Britain
was formally introduced in
the Senate today after Ma
jority Leader Barkley OBJ
tained unanimous consent for
it's presentation. He assured
Senator LANCER, who blocked
the measure yesterday, that
he would have opportunity to
present his views. In the
House Representative Thomas,
Republican, of New Jersey
read a letter he said he had
written to President Truman
asking if loans to others ma
tions were contemplated.
Evening star., 1946-01-31
Easfbound AirIiner
Overdue at Denver
With Il on Board
Wreekoee Believed
Sighted on Mountain
Near Laramie, Wyo.
BULLETIN.

DENVER P.-Capt. Frank
Crimson, assistant supervisor
of flight operations here, said
today he believed he had
sighted wreckage of the miss
ing United Air Lines plane on
Elk Mountain, northwest of
Laramie, Wyo.
Evening star., 1946-01-31
Strike Control
Bills Backers
Win House Test
258-to-114 Vote
Shelves Trumun's
Foct-Finding Plan
BULLETIN.

The House voted, 25S to ia,
this afternoon to begin debate
at once on the bill by Rep
resentative Case, Republican,
of South Dakota to control
strikes. The measure is a
substitute for fact-finding
legislation asked by President
Truman.
Evening star., 1946-01-31

(See PAULEY, Page A-6.)
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(See CONNORS, Page Att
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(See JACKSON, Page A-40
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(See SCHOOLS, Page A-3.J
Evening star., 1946-03-28
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGIklA.

IMMEDIATE POSSESSION = Lovely 3-bed-
room home, large, beautifully shaded lot;
sla 500 direct from owner. Alex. 55J5.s7. 55s7.
FAIRFAX COUNTY-New asbestos -shingle
bungalow on IA acres; wooded. OWNER.
WEASER wh2aS HlenRa REAETY Il cos-bedrm Cape
Cod brick with fireplace knotty-pine den.
recreation rm., side screened porch. double
WEaVEs 2Sa fash RE.IHY 81 so OK SsdTooms saho
fun tiled baths; Cape Cod brick. living
dining room oil heat, etc. This is the
WEsVIS SoTa RhAfeHT dSsTn q SYiS issa 2
bestos-shingle bung.; basement; oil heat;
priced at $4,000, with $500 cash. CH.
WEAVER Ie,i * Realty aEAG co.-5-rm ASBESTOS s
lot: priced at $500. with $500 cash.
WEAvER WH r. Really Rk SrYo co-choce business 2s
location for doctor, lawyer or dentist; ex-
eellsInt cell large 4-bedroom Colonial home;
ss,t s;fb q trontase 0Gd on busy byd
s-sToRY DETACHED HOMES - wooded
lots; 5000 SO IT or more; GIs preference;
approx :S62 per mo. includes taxes. insur-
ance, principal. interest for yrs, $50 per
mo thereafter; living room. dinette, kitch-
#. regriserator. gas range; all subdivision
improvements l,iIn % Is completed. To reach; 2
bus St. follow arrows to furnished exhibit
MCINTOSH. Exclusive Agent. phone ca.
ARLINGToN--Nice e-rm. frame house in
business zone. with lot 75x125, on WASH
ipston IN blvd, within blk ef Lyon Park
Re REAMY; 11e N. Irving st. Arlington, "a.
Evening star., 1946-03-28
OFFICES foR RENT.

1907 EYE ST.. NV, Medical Center-60o
#. Of attractive space on 3rd floor of
building, modernized for business uses.
GERBER Realty CO. 1857 1857 Conn. Conn., ave. {.
WILL SHARE furnished once, mail and
phone service. L. J. COWIE, 500 Eye ST.
NV. 80
4-sTORY BLDG. approx. 1900 SO. it. to
EACH floor. vicinity Doctors Hospital; owner
willing to do moderate remodeling. Box
i 800 FEET OFFICE SPACE. Clarendon. 3
miles west of White House. CHI. 50f0.
VICINITY OF 18th AND M sts. NV, ia
squares from Conn. ave- suites, each
contains 2 ofhces and lavatory, ] 800 So #
on floors. For further information, call
FEoeNMER EeN fPI ;s 4 M EYoN S25 18th st,ngyI st ny -22
apt II desired. vacant: 4 rms. kitchenette
an and bath II "a al near 18th and FaIIagyt
Esaltor, EsgaTo Ioe vermont ave, pI $500. al
facing iael &c Conn ave; sl25 per month Cal
HILL, sos 20th ST. NV 80
CENTRAL Entire floor. o.
800 so. #; will give long lease to respon-
sible party. Evenings. call OR. 22s6.
OFFICE SUITE of large front rms. and
pvt. bath at Goth and Eye SIS NV; new
and modern; suitable for lawyer and
other business. Phone Mr.. HENRY, RE.
COLORED-IIth ST. NV, near S. Call
W1THERSPOON. DU. 4021 81
Evening star., 1946-03-28
FARMS FOR SALE.

43-ACRE FARM. Il miles out Of stras-
keep; Call sH. 900 or sH. 57se after
EsF4s b5 c1.sss hs Gan s2Blsn sgE IL
MONTGOMERY couNTY-1st time ti'V Of.
tarm; +, mo all modern improvements; income.
Mr. Hnutt 0an at wosHNefoEN RI seH5E RAakf9 Asf t9r
s241 s. ,s,s g ss.m. to 9 pm. II no answer Try
TRADE M Arlington. Fairfax home ana
cash, on 24-acre farm. Beautiful rolling
$4,000 small sroom farm onse tEa no f
ISosd S BOSS Really cH' ss77' nea not san, sara
COMBINATION FARM. tourist cabins and
gasoline service station, double cabins.
modern Rgodern L LrestroomS. hot and cold water.
sary bldss.; wells, 8 springs and stream
Rou,e RISs.. 30. 10 miles nom p G. 4
gson ggssonntasie BE investment at $4,000. Box
HOWARD CouNTY-.1st time offered. Thi,
attractive 225-acre farm, all modern I'M
ntermstion esl Mr. MOO Anupt. in woRrHTaasr oF rIHaTsasr
TON REALTY; exclusive agent, s4a7 Ga.
answeS ans 81; trt ssh 81 isis an to pm. II no
aams aa sRs sSreas ass,on For best
A FARM you would be proud to own? 3eo
acres. rs farming, rs pasture. 10 woods
well fenced and watered. beautiful stream
with well water on porch: 40x6o barn.
with cold a Cellar EsFy sIeetrisisy iIeed isGinaitsn 5e1
B. &. 1H niles % from % Route aeo so niisS frsI rom
enr9Gus1nF nrsWsy ka1a farm for only $3.50 GAN
Continued on Next Pags.)
Evening star., 1946-03-28
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

BUILDERS, ATTENTION! u acres. $40
for pile 15oq oaRton Va wooded suitable
land good stream running MIN q through e prop! l
sfty; sa.g $50 $50 acre MccAY & MccAY, Me
bi5n. BUILDERS Gl o asD SCI iisvrsroRs-to1 Clos.
an an estate, about 10 acres, divided into 32
level lots, some cleared, some wooded with
large trees. already subdivided with
school, fre. department, and three high
this property; demand for new homes in
this vicinity: values will greatly increase
because 3 of present activity; for quick sale.
APPRox so a0he ACRES ssrota 81 vetlocated s iens
IN Fairfax County: good road frontage,
s HodEs J ns ssi5 Gas Iee heg 4go aTIingtoR aiIs
APT. HOUSE LOCATION with all tacjIitie.
s. 5. HoqE' 81 GJ556o Zoo ss1s Lee hwy. Arlington:
81 ACRES Of nice high ground in Fairfax
BAKER son. exclusive f agents. a. 1S2 "a Kihs A
St. Alex; Va. TE. z343. Alex. 6644. -23
1aved eaoed fUsd aGkE sboG TkscT s 1ee sD1
small clnder block house Price. Sc so.
e. s. PRICE & CO. ME-. $3.50 Sligo 342s.
ATTENTION. BUILDERs-About acres
ground at Forestyile. Nd, . miles beyond
DI. 3346
MAR WHEATON, Md to acre tracts
q 900 per acre; easy terms Box l16-T,
YA.-Acreage for residential
SITES near country club grove; seven acres
OF beautifully wooded ground; tract has
small brock running through one side en-
tire surrounding area built UP with expen-
sive homes: water and sewer both avail
able. For Particulars, call Joseph H Carr
evenings, Clebe 41S7. EDWARD r. CARR
GI HOUSING SITE. 80 acres, RiverdaIs
area. Lots cost without improvements,
less than $500. J. N. MCINTYRE, RE.
GEO H. WILLIAMS co. Spectators,
notet $50 acres clear land. S234 per
acre; 8 mi, D G. Begin, EX. s535. 20
GEO. H: WILLIAMS Co.-Dairy farm, 10s
acres. all stocked and equipped; within l 0
mi D Begin, EX. s535 20
SMALL ACREAGE TRACTS of from l to (
acres in suburban Virginia. some wooded
with large trees, some cleared and some
bordered by pretty little stream; in estab-
iished, high-type community, close to bus
line and other convenences; a safe. se-
cure pl lace TO build your home: country
atmosphere, but with many city conven.
fences. Phone Georgia 1887. 80
81 ACRES IN highly restricted exclusive
section Of Montsomery Co. on Colesvills
pike. IA mi. from Silver Spring beauti-
iui rolling ground, springs and ever-run-
corner property not zoned but offers excel
commercial D opportunity; will sell az
whole or part: ideal for estate subdivision.
Evening star., 1946-03-28

snvnRLY mnsI somss sEacE r.. on ,,Ss Snssapsaks
HOUSE OR CoTTAGE wanted, COMPLETELY
furnished. at least bedrms,. all modern
miles Of the District @ for !tSnr summer ''a Season
Sc aeREs Esfe5enGsf 9e % T,9s BoS lGsI star
sf.r e. miles D. C.; s3'soo' terms Box 5.x.
TWO LOTS or small cottage on Chesapeake
Bay or ocean front, Call Union 1885.
YOUNG COUPLE desire to buy from owner
a reasonably priced water front place, any
Want s 70 deal r Hi5as oRnef lor dsect eea-
Write GERALD r. BOWEN, P. o. Box lo7
81 s1IAeIIs, cIHMESI Hs SHORES. St Mary's Co..
snd s harbor with public, water in front:
salt batting shina ae bostna oystee o.
P5f 52sislsh is 1Ps gfsui
FoR RENT for season, Rehoboth Beach.
RoRf4 Ro faoo BERcH@o,ne kPt 2oe, su-yesr cottage.
also several Wooded woe lots 'Tllsse Ths prdu 5uFn !:
and Pe viii ICE be open apd for t
NatSs zaENcY P5sss czsns 50 ssnt ssl HSs Has,
GIBSON ISLAND Beautiful year round
home oyerlookine Chesapeake Bay ard
Yacht Club. 20 miles from Baltimore. 25
miles from Wash; large living rm. OPEN
ing on large screened-in porch; library,
breakfast rm.; dining rm., pantry, kitchen,
bedrms., ? baths on 1st floor; 2nd floor.
? oedrms. baths. large sleeping porch:
large garage with 2 bedrms and bath
a6T a611s; 81 81 heat: approx; ga acres. MARIE
CoDD CO, Baltimore. Md. Saratoga 1880;
ewes or Sun, Mrs. Proctor. Tuxedo S7S7.
NORTH BEACH PARK wish TO buv
cottage on water front in the park Boz
l0S-X. Star 2Is
y. BEACH. Greenwood ave mr.. 2nd-S r.
furnished: lot 10ox150: garage: under
- 500; $3.50 down. Act. N. E RYON
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

APT: SITE, Att, frontage on Kansas ave.
erty is improved by s-family frame houses
zoned 40-B. For. further information, Mr.
R9Ssnthsl BUSINESS prop dept LEO
NJ 800. ' Complete Real Estate
Ihsi1Sl a$:USiT APARTMENT building Just oS com.
this fine building. Choice ne location
trust. shows excellent return. Box LOST,
1st COMMERCIAL apartment house. ai-
rard lust west Of 14th st. NV; 1st floor
gsfsnt se%dstaehes dn.tts brick 1s rooms 81
yater heat. DEBwAY REALTY CO. DE
MODERN 4-FAMILY UNITS. conveniently
your Investment % Call es NJ Rndden 'for for ap on
9ep ERo N sEssssN eHsinsss
Estate Institution '' "A ''' "'
TWO APARTMENT BLDGs., 90 units in
each bldg. located between 14th and / 9Th.
times the annual rent; fIasNi@ads's pfans reads for
EPsssst1icuiars, ssst1i call MR.. sHEPPARD: .pE
RD.. not far from 14th St
Unusual apartment investment, medium
ton: requires minimum of $4,000: bal
ance 10000 can be deferred on End trust
Mr.. Johnson or Mr.. Whiteford, McKEEVER
& WHTTEFORD, 1914 K. DI. 97O6. 80
HOME" offered for i'm
mediate. sale in its entirety including the
profitable business, all the equipment and
furnishings with the 16-room corner house
on "a acre of ground in Takoma Park, Md
This property should appeal to doctor
or some institution or charitable organiza-
ton. Call HARRY I. FRIEDMAN, Broker,
RE. 1855. -2S
GEORGIA AVE. NEAR wEBsTER-rvo A.
family fiats in location that is ideal for
close to transportation, schools
and stores. Property on q lot 50x1 90
Can also be remodeled into store fronts
Price, 10000, with 1St trust of S22. 900
For full particulars. call Mr. Albert Swerd-
lon IN our business property dept. LEO M
BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1415 K St NV, ME
5400. A Complete Real Estate Institution.
APARTMENT INVESTMENT, in Arlington.
offered at less than times annual rent of
$4,000. Large S-family bldg and the
last OF group just sold; long-term financed
at 4las. "A recommended purchase. KEII-
LEY. & BRANNER, DI. 7740; eve, WI
7-APT. BLDG.-3-4 rms and bath units.
On corner near Meridian PARK. Net ap-
prox p 5000 81 ayr. Price, S37.960. DRuRY
1133; ewes. EN-. $3.50. --2S
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SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAND.

$3.50, SILVER SPRING, MD.-5-rm
approx Cash Geoured d BEN SHAW
vACANT-New 4-room bungalow, all mod
retired couple, ideal for greenhouse, ponl-
3oHS S55[Sn. FSRb9FEs Md 93SIs coiesSiils, % Nd Cali
HILLSIDE, MD.-Beautiful 4-room and
tiled bath home with large. attic. "a base
tesms al so 10SeFn SToom nnbsa bss ssoo?
4Sms REAL RsrsTE s4T q sp 6asS
NEAR sUiTLAND-Beautiful country es-
q basement, several outbuildings; arts
ing shrubs and fruit trees: S1S.950, terms.
WEST, REAL ESTATE, sP. 0999, Hillside
NEAR sUITLAND-Un1nished 6-room. 3
bath home on hard surfaced street; Sd, $50,
terms, Also unfinished 6room and bath
REai Rff Fs5ha2d 81 $685. ossS Hsids ffRS
COLONIAL 1o-RooM HOUSE. eso3 End
SILVER HILL-Just a home for a CT with
slsoGl sns.los in cash 3 Coy a6edrm;, bath; brick
1885, '5e oil ass. s4 ss: '4sa4S "a f.
Sr large Ioa: S'n bffR9aseEs5 HgRaEss
frame as1a SfcEseR pn5 SupRa pm
ss sas snf D25}R s5s4 3ss sossSe
s.e LovELY " 'gi HoMEgimmediate Il i possession:
beautiful Brandywne Hts. 15 mi; p. c.;
M bsh and dn ay Fm rcon 6tfhen anndrs SE ssarms o
lawn. flowers; lot ioox3oo it.: ali for
casS DAN 81 Fan 55s5 Sh BTameh anoa
BETHEsDA@ @suburbsn Subj an area, near poto-
lst floor, 2 bedrooms and bath End floor;
finished apt in basement with bath: ga
rage age near elementary school and store;
HYxTTsVILIE Iiset sio @ 5oo-1A-story asSes-
%snf v.aS ate hsat Tspls;ss rs5s5 SE
WELL, INC. WA. 1900; ewes. WA. 09s5.
$4,000 h-Ia-story asbestos shingle
bungalow, ) rms, bath, attic, basement,
f9s ssRRy sSas oun iNd WA ga sHea
Mf. MI RAfSIER; s7.e5o-e-rm., bath bun
esston 0aysReRs PERRY &c, Boswell ne %a R0s
ExcELLENT % 1ss A sroom 1nSS Cape Cod bungalow in
Yop s.s, can an. move in immediatelgy with the
bedrms;, large liy. .rm., kit, stove refgr:.
oil heat, unfin attic and gar. JOHNSON,
Union 200, Warfleld .0s0s. go
IF ENTERTAINING HELPS your business
this is your home: knotty cypress paneed
rec. rr1, "0xl5 with glass brick bar and
ornately, carved and mirrored buffet back
bunsslow with fireplace > bedrooms, down,
up: douhly insulated; .inlaid linoleum
fence; splendid 4ia-yr-old house in built
up community of brick homes: price, 81 3
$50; $4,000 or more down Call STANLEY
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - Owner occu-
pied: miles from city on Seat Pleasant
very large parcel Of land: price, $3.50:
small down payment COX Il CO. Call
NJ, Hartman. AT. 44s0
modern bungalow: front and rear porches
fun basement: ideal for children. PRINCE
GEORGE REALTY CO., WA. 6655. 81