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company revenue and wage and
salary costs.
Senator Nicely. Democrat, Of
West Virginia. topped this by de-
manding reports on a number of
shares of common and preferred
stock the company had before
the Florida Wolfson interest ac-
quired control in 1941, and their
market value at that time. He
also wanted current information
on the shares.
Senator Nicely also called on
company officials to list the SAL
aries Of ranking officials Of the
company before 1941 compared
with present expenses. Specifi-
cally, he asked for a report on
what added expense resulted
from the employment of James
II. Flanagan as q vice president.
Mr.. Flanagan recently an
nounced his resignation as chair
tSee FARES. Page A-16.)
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Friday the 18th Leaves Judge
Nobody to Put Counting Days

II you're a victim Of triskaide-
kaphobia, you'll appreciate this
one.
You have q fellow-sufferer In
Judge James r. Kirkland of the
q. S. District Court for the
District Of Columbia. He, too,
has q phohia for the numeral
Is. and. as look at the calendar
win show. this is Friday the 18th.
Judge Kirkland wasn't show
ing any strain.
But he pointed out that this
was the first Friday in his three
years, three months and three
days as 3 Judge that he has had
no prisoners to sentence.
And. he added, by way Of en-
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larging on the Is theme, he
attended the 18th school founded
in Wilmington, DEL. and when
appointed to the bench was q
lawyer with q 13-room suite on
the 18th floor Of the National
Press Building.
As for that phobia. the Judge
spelled it out for less literate
reporters.
Observation-Disclosures
b-i-a," he said.
And as for Friday the 18th,
the judge has two more to wrestle
with this year, one In March
and one In November. Next
year, there's only one - In
August.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-13
East Berlin May Cut Off
Interzone Rail Traffic
BY the Associated Press

BERLIN. Feb. 13.-The West
Berlin newspaper Der Kurier said
today the Russian zone railway
system has given orders to sever
elevated traffic between East and
West Berlin next week.
The newspaper, quoting reli-
able east sector sources, said
from then on all elevated trains
from West Berlin will end at
the first Russian sector station.
Passengers who want to con-
tinue east must then change to
another platform where police
will check their identities be-
fore allowing them to board
east-bound trains.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-13
3 Americans Killed
In Japan Air Crash
BY the Associated Pres.

TOKYO, Feb. 13.-An amphib-
ious air rescue plane crashed in
southern Japan today and all
eight Americans aboard were
killed. the Air Force said tonight.
The dead included an Army
sergeant, his, wife, a nurse and
five crew members.
The Sale plane, en- route on
an air evacuation fight from
Beppu to Ashiya, in southern
Japan, crashed two miles SOUTH
west of Moji on Honshu Island.
An Air Force spokesman said
the amphibian crashed into the
side Of a hill or mountain short
~ after noon. He said the cause
had not been determined.
The sergeant's wife was a
patient aboard the plane. She
and her husband had been
picked up at Beppu. Identity Of
the victims was withheld.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-13
1858 Cherry Blossom Festival
Is Scheduled for April s to II
Committee Expects Eoster Visitors
To Swell Attendance to Record Size

The schedule for the 1853
Cherry Blossom Festival from
April 8 to IL was announced
today at the first full meeting
of the festival committee.
About half a million persons
are expected to attend the fes-
Invites, which with holdover
visitors from Easter week may
turn out to be the best attended
in festival history, a spokesman
said.
This is the schedule:
April 8-The. congressional re-
cepticn for the So princesses rep
resenting the states, territories
and the District, given by the
State Societies in the Senate
Office Building Caucus room.
April 9-The illuminated night
parade along K street.
April 10-The Cherry Blossom
Ball.
April II and 12-The pageant
on the Tidal Basin at the JEFF
fersUn Memorial.
Blossoms Are Problem.
It may take a dose of hor-
mones this year to hold the
cherry blossoms over for the an
nual festivities in their honor.
Edward j. Kelley. s,lperin-
tendent of National Capital
Parks, explained that the trees
TGost fre~.'eI.tlv bloom the first
iTCaA en:i If April.
1'tis' is Easter week end this
.ear, however, and the festival
is scheduled the following week
end.
Mr.. Kelly gives the blossoms
better than a $3.50 chance" for
the festival week end, but he
assured the committee Wen get
the hormone spray out if neces-
Sary and do everything we can
to hold them"
The parks official said the life
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Of the blossoms could be pro-
longed a week or 10 days with
hormones. The measure has not
been required for the last two
years. he said.
Actual prediction of the bloom
ing date is not made until two
weeks ahead Of time, Mr.. Kelly
added.
Miss Fitch Princess.
Miss Iris Anne Fitch, Miss
Washington of 1852. will be the
Districts princess. Senator Mar
garet Chase Smith, Republican,
Of Maine is arranging for a band
for the congressional reception.
Miss Fitch will spin the wheel
at the Cherry Blossom Ball for
the selection of the Cherry Bios
som Queen.
Allen Zee Of the festival COM
mit!eo outlined plans for en-
Enlistment of the traditional
pageant of the cherry blossoms,
with new speciality and ballet
offerings and performers.
The cor1snittee is in the mark
ct for good floats and unusual
attractions for the parade.
Edward r. Carr, who was
chairman of the Inaugural Pa
rade and headed the Cherry
Blossom Festival in 1851 and
1852. jokingly offered "the Sec
ond half of the Inaugural Pa
rade."
Today's meeting in The Star
Building was conducted by Fes-
tival Chairman Frank e. Weakly.
Honorary chairmen are Secre-
tary of the Interior Mckay and
the three District Commission
erS.
The festival is sponsored an
nually by the Greater National
Capital Committee of the Wash
ington Board of Trade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-13
Czech Women Defy
Reds on Night Work
By fhe Assoeiuted Rress

VIENNA, Austria. Feb. 49,
The Czechoslovak trade union
paper Prace reported today q
shocking incident" of resistance
by women In that Communist
ruled nation.
"A shocking incident recently
occurred in the Tesla factory In
Prague Holesovice," the paper
said. The women employees
unanimously rejected orders to
work at night, failed to carry out
plant instructions and came dur
ing the afternoon instead Of at
night !" Prace didn't say what
happened after that.
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NeeIy's Bill Seeks
Curbs on Utility Jobs
| For Former Officials

Senator Nicely, Democrat,
Of West Virginia ranking
minority member of the
Senate District Committee,
today introduced a bill to
ban the employment by any
private business Of certain
District officials who previ-
ously had regulated such
private business.
Senator Nicely planned the
bill after James A. Flanagan
resigned as chairman of the
PUG to become a vice presi-
dent Of the Capital Transit
Co. The bill would not apply
to Mr.. Flanagan, however.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-13
By the Assoeioted Press

ST7ASBOURG, France, Feb.
3.-ProteStS erupted today
throughout the French border
province of Alsace against a
French military courts sentenc-
ing of IA A:sa, ans for war
crimes while n >bers Of Hit
ler's elite guard,
The tribunal in Dor ieaux
early today sentenced one Asa
tian tr - cath and Is others to
priSrn ems ranging from to
IL rs for their part In the
WarCime massacre Of $40 VII
iagers Of Oradour- Sur GIane,
France,
One German also received q
death sentence. i've were given
prison terms and another was
acquitted
Is Are Not Present.
IN addition to the 81 Asa
tians and Germans tried in
person in Bordeaux, the court
sentenced to death In absentia
IS other former members-all
Germans-of the SIS division.
The people of this Rhineland
area contended that their fellow
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-13
207 Pass Examinations
To Practice Law Here

NEW LAWYERS--Seven women
ore omons 2o7 persons who passed
the Districts bar examinations IN
December. An the names ore listed
on page Az.
GLoBEAASTERS END-Whas
caused siont CHA GIobemostss
transport to plunge into Surpsiss
GIoeier on the rugged Alaskan eoesf
last November 229 Staff Writer W.
II. Shipper continues bis series On
the causes Of militory transport
crashes on pose 40.
POLITICAL GRADUATE-Rsprs.
sentative Edward ?. BoIond. new
Democratic Congress member from
Springfield. Moss. wos graduated 10
nationol office from one IN his ewn
State. A profile Is On page A-zO.
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Repeal Of Estimates
Of Income in Tax Law
Is Urged by George
Provision Imposes Many
Avoidoble, Hordships on
Citizens, Senator Says
BY the Assoeioted Press

Senator George, Democrat Of
, Georgia, whose voice on tax mat.
tiers is powerful in Congress
called today for repeal of a pro-
vision requiring some taxpayers
to f1le-and pay tax on--tneil
estimated earnings for the COM
ing year.
Tax legislation has to origi-
nae in the House, and Senator
George said he still sees only
small prospect for much of it at
this session of Congress.
Senator Taft, Republican OF
Ohio told reporters he thinks the
administration wants to wait g
couple of months to see whether
budget savings can be ma, be-
fore it decides what to do bout
reducing taxes.
He said he thinks by that time
some firm estimates can be made
on expenditures, although he re-
marked that the estimates
hadn't been too good in the past
Truman never was too good
on estimates"
Would Remove Penalties.
Senator George said he hopes
a bill to repeal the advance dec
laration provision, or at least re-
move penalties for failure to de-
clare in advance, will be in
cluded in any tax program which
the House passes.
The law now provides penalties
of S per cent of any unpaid in
stallment due, plus per cent a
month for each month it Is due
and additional penalties for
failing to file a declaration or
for Understanding anticipated
earnings by more than 20 per
cent.
The provision applies to those
who are not subject to the tax
withholding procedure and to
those in the middle and higher
brackets, whether subject to
withholding or not.
Taxpayers this year have until
March Is to file initial declara-
tions. The law requires pre-
liminary estimates quarterly.
Taxpayers may pay in lump
sum any difference between the
estimated total of their with
holding tax and the amount they
expect to owe on March IS. 1854,
or pay it in quarterly INSTALL
mentS.
Widespread Confusion.
Senator George said there has
been widespread confusion be-
cause many thousands Of tax
payers believe they need not file
the declaration if they are
subject to payroll Withholding
tax.
AS q result, he said, "great
numbers" of them are in unin.
territorial violation Of the pro-
vision. and subject to penaltie;
in an enforcement drive the In.
ternal Revenue Bureau an.
nounced last year.
II didn't think 1t was & neces.
sary provision when Congress
enacted it. and I don't yet," Sen.
ator George said in an inter.
view 1T violates the theory pi
taxation, 1t is not essential tt
the pay-as-you-go theory Of Il,
nancing the Government. and il
imposes avoidable hardships or
many taxpayers.
eff the House win pass q bill
to correct this situation, ! viii
support It,"
Senator George said many
taxpayers ind it impossible tc
"even come close to full com.
! pliance.
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Nordic Council Opens

COPENHAGEN, ark,
FeN Is (P.-King Frederik TX
Of Denmark today opened the
first session of the Nordic Coun-
Gil, an unofficial parliament
composed of SO representatives
Of Norway, Sweden, Denmark
and Iceland.
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Man, WifeS|ain'
AT burtonsyiIIe;;
Excl Is Held
Says He Shot Husband
Who Brundished Gun
After Killing Wife

A young Merchant Mariner
and his attractive wife were slain
today in a double tragedy involv-,
ing former Army sergeant who
had just returned home from
Italy.
The scene was a tfree-story
farmhouse on Columbia pike one
mile southeast - Burtonsville.
Md. and IL Ills northeast Of
Washington.
One bullet. reprrtedly fired by
her husband. instantly killed
Mrs. Freida Whiting. %. who
had been a guest at the former
sergeant's family home.
The husband, Charles Whiting,
about 80. who had gone to the
home seeking his wife, was the
victim Of the second bullet. fred
by John Aldridge Riley, as. the
ex-serviceman.
Detective Sergt. Stanley Hard
ing said it appeared Riley shot
in Self-defense. but he would be
charged with murder and lodged
in Rockville Jail. His prelimi-
nary hearing probably will be
held at $3.50 am. Tuesday In
Silver Spring Police Court.
Readily Tells Of Shooting. =
In a cool. dispassionate man.
ner. Riley readily told police and
reporters his story of the shoot
ing.
1T really began about three
years ago In Trieste, Italy" Riley
began. That was where ! met
Frelda. She wasn't living with
Whiting then-said he had
threatened her and beaten her.
and they were separated about
four years. ! think Whiting was
at sea somewhere.
Freida was an Austrian girl
working for the CID lArlny
Criminal Investigations Division)
in Italy. She said she would like
to go to the United States, 60 I
gave her the family address, lust
IN case she did come. She was
having a tough time and ] felt
sorry for her. ! told her my
family would take her In. 81
'Freida got to Ellie Island last
November, ana somehow her
husband learned shout Il and
they went to Newport News, va,
to live. I was still in italy, fin-
ishing my three-year hike.
| Started Quarreihag Again.
Then Freida and her husband
started quarreling again and
about a month ago she went To
live with my folks. They took
her IN as one Of the family, she
helped around the place, and we
wrote each other"
Last Thursday Riley was dis
charged from the Army and
went home TO see his parents. his
six sisters and two brothers-and
Freida.
II don't think they were in
love- said Riley's father, d. M.
Riley, 81. when when she and
John met on the porch, they
rugged each other"
They had seemed happy to.
gether, too, taking rides in
Johns Italian car. and going
to shows and watching televi.
sion, MIR. Riley said.
Placed Pistol on Table.
Last night there was Q tele.
phone call. It was Whiting. He
said he was coming to the house.
During the night Riley thought
he heard someone moving the
door latch. He got o 80 caiiber
pistol out Of q trunk upstairs
tSee SHOOTING, Page A-5)
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z East German Judges
Flee to West Berlin
BY Inc Assoeiossd Press

BERLIN, Feb. 1.-Two top
ranking East German judges fed
to, West Berlin today. They
were DR.. Hans Freund. president
Of the Supreme Court for East
Berlin. and DR.. Hans Walter,
president Of the Landgericht
County Court Of Magdehurg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-13
Refusal Of Contract
By Housing Authority
Upset in Alexandra
Federal Judge Decides
Agency Should Have
Accepted Lower Bid

Federal Judge Albert v. Bryan
ruled today that the Alexandra
Housing authority was wrong in
rejecting the low bid Of Victor
r. Beauchamp, Inc, Of Wash
ington for a 148-unit housing
project.
The court had been asked by
Southern Iron Works Of Alex
andria to decide whether Beau
champs agreements with build
ing trades unions violate Vir-
ginia's right-to-work law and
the Taft-Hartley Act. Judge
Bryan held that the two laws
we're not a bar to the acceptance
of Beauchamp's bid.
Southern Iron Works had con-
tended that Beauchamp had
agreements with unions that
would prevent participation OF
open-shop firms in subcon-
tracts.
Bid $62,50O Higher.
The Beauchamp bid on the
project was $1,157,84 The
Housing Authority announced It's
intention to award the contract
to an Alexandra firm. Eugene
Simpson g. Bro. although Simp-
son was $62,500 above the low
bid submitted by Beauchamp.
Southern Iron Works, which
fled the suit in Federal Court
in Alexandria, said it would be
prevented from obtaining SUBJ
contracts If the contract went
to a union builder.
Judge Bryan held, however,
that the interest of Southern
Iron is too remote to support a
suit to contest the right of the
authority to accept a bid.
Says Law Offers Remedies.
The judge said the authority
could not anticipate that Beau
champ would violate the law. He
said the proposed contract be-
tween the authority and Beau
champ contained no provision
for a closed shop.
The law provides adequate
remedies, Judge Bryan con-
tinued. to persons injured by
such violations If and when they
arise.
The judge said the authority
is not liable to damages because
1t had proceeded in good faith.
The authority is entitled to
give Beauchamp a reasonable
opportunity to resubmit the for
nler bid and Beauchamp is en-
titled to have it accepted, unless
the authority has other legal
grounds for not accepting it.
Judge Bryan said.
Removal Petition Denied.
A Southern IRON Works petit
ton to have the case removed 70
a State court was denied. Judge
Bryan said such removal would
prolong the litigation unduly.
The Federal Public Housing
Administration, which would
supply the funds for the low rent
Negro housing development. had
insisted that the contract be
awarded to the low bidder.
Public Housing Commissioners
John Taylor Egan also had an
nounced that his agency would
not support an authority pro-
posal to advertise for new bids.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-13
Philip R. Forley Dies

NEW YORK, Feb. IS R.-
Philip r. Farley. 81. brother Of
former Postmaster General
James A. Farley, died today at
his home here after Q brief ILL
ness.
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Senators Chat
Secretly With
Dulles en- Asia
Re- s'Its Withheld
To Keep Informotic;l
From Communists
~ J. A. OLeon

A We Of secrecy was thrown
aroL I'd the conference today
between Secretary of Ste tie
Dulles and the Far Eastern SUBJ
committee of the Senate Foreign
Relations Committee on the Sit
uation in Asia.
Chairman H. Alexander Smith,
Republican, Of New Jersey, said
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-13

Dulles Urgees Coution On Statements
That Stir Allies Feors. Poge AZ
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(See MASSACRE. Page A-3o
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tsee SHOOTING. Page A-5.)
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tSee FARES. Page A-16.)
Evening star., 1953-02-21

$11 ,950-$450 DOWN
S-rocm, semidetached brick, Ia years
old. automatic washer. disposal.
fenced yard. assume GI loan: By
OWNER; vicinity Andrews Field. En-
erson 2-7421. or Jordan e-2026.
Evening star., 1953-02-21
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

FOLKS, QUITE: RECENTLY
WE TOLD YOU ABOUT 3
ATTRACTIVE RAMBLER
TYPE HOMES FOR SALE
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE
NOW, THIS WEEK END WE
ESPECIALLY WANT YOU
TO COME OUT AND SEE
437 SOUTHWEST DIR. THIS
ALSO IS A RAMBLER WITH
3 LARGE BEDROOMS, 2
BEAUTIFUL TILED BATHS
AND SPLENDID ALL-ELEC-
TRIO KITCHEN. IN FACT,
THIS HOUSE HAS THE
FEATURES NECES S AIRY
FOR GRACIOUS LIVING
AND THE VIEW, WELL, I
CAN'T DO 1T JUSTICE.
DON'T MISS THIS ONE.
OPEN SAT. AND SUN, II
TIL DARK. COME OUT
COLESVILLE RID. ABOUT /
MILE PAST FOUR COR
NERS AND TURN LEFT AT
THE VILLAGE SIGN. ROB-
ERT E. HEATER, AGENT,
OFFICE IN THE VILLAGE.
CALL MR.. COLEMAN. JU.
9-0021 OR Ewes. AT. JU.
8-5345.
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LOOK
8 BEDROOMS
$12,95O

Modest down payment will give YOU
this charming. convenient home. 9
bedrms. on ground f.. cor. lot, easy
transp.. N. ]. H. and Naval Hospital.
completely redec. and clean
throughout. Immediate occupancy.
Higgins & Harrison, Inc.
Realtors LO. 5-2SOO
Evening star., 1953-02-21

CHILLUM MANOR-$15,75O
Two-story brick home. Six rms, bath,
fireplace, bsmt,, gas heat. AZ loan.
To reach: Out Riggs rd. 9/lO mi.
past D. C. line, turn left at Red Top
rd:. 3 blks. to 1905 Burketon rd.
ROBERT E. LOHR. Realtor. 3I1
Cedar ST.. Takoma Park. D. C. RA.
6-360O 90
Evening star., 1953-02-21
A GOOD BUY
Silver SDring

high school, park. piaySroUnd'' S'
stores. Lge. liv. rm and f1repi.,
wall-to-wall carpet; lge. din. rm.,
wall-to-wall carpet: good sized den:
nice kit. with breakfast space; &
bedrms. and bath; rec. rm., bath
and gar. in bsmt. Priced for quick
sale. SCI. 500. -ull info, P H. DEIN,
Woodhaven fethesda, Nd. OF.
Evening star., 1953-02-21
HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
BEVERLY FOREST

E s!.I on sglS sSur is.sEHs5 IT, sYSSo% % EGsszRb ARD
REALTY CO., JE. 3-lS71, OV.
Evening star., 1953-02-21
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.
$1O,25O
HYATTSVIILE

broom cozy BUNGALOW,
nice liy. .rm., full-size din. rm.,
ssHudipped. sHud kitchen; ;1, 2 lgs; bedTnis;; u,s:
entrance, gas a.-c. heat. lovely land
scaped lot with barbecue pit and
patio. Close to everything.
w. w. LEWIS, Realtor
HE 4-35OO Ewes RA 3-441A
Evening star., 1953-02-21
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TO 8
BARGAIN, $13,950
1911 DAYTON AVE.

Md. Is this lovely nearly
It. liv. rm., separate din. rm.,
modern equipped Kit. with disposal,
3 spacious bedrms. and closets
immaculate throughout, storm win
dows. huge yard. Small down pay
ment anS assume So 81, ,oo0 lst trust
Cow to everything. Dir: Out N.
Hampshire ave. to East-West hwy.
rieh. to Chillum Manor rd. and
right to Dayton. Or, out Ager
rd. to Riggs rd. and left to Day
ton GrMenNNIi or esll Mt st9ver; co
Elk. 3-4113. Ewes. LO. 5-1149
Evening star., 1953-02-21
S18.95O

Prices are uppermost in every ones
mind today. You'll agree after
inspection Of this home that you
have not seen this much value any
where. This fine, 3-bedrm.. antique
brick rambler. with redwood front,
consists Of lge. liv. rm, with firepl.,
individual din. rm., built-in breakfast
nook in kit, plus de luxe range.
refgr. and disposal; 3 bedrms.. tile
bath: 42-ft. bsmt.. with separate
laundry rm.. " bath. picture win
dow and walk-out entrance; A-acre
lot. See this before you decide.
ia $4,000,
Evening star., 1953-02-21
BIG CAPE COD

BIG CAPE COD
Yes, said big! Located 5 min. walk
to bus. 2 schools and large shopping
center. And. would you like Q nice,
quiet. dead-end street? Liv. rm.
with firepl.. din. rm.. modern kit.
2 twin-bed rms. and bath; stairway
TO extra-large eypansible for more
bedrms. and bath; huge bsmt.. gas
heat; 75x15O-ft... lot. Priced to
sell on terms. Call now. IA. 10000.
200 FEET
Of fenced yard for the kiddies and
dog to play and lots Of trees for
the coming summer months. This
attractive 5-rm. brick bungalow. for
only $500 down. will beat any
apt. Cozy liv. rm. with firepl., q
complete din. rm., bsmt. Want more
room? Then finish OF upstairs.
sal are a few Of the extras. TaSe
the first step by calling now.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
1883 Lee Hwy. OF Glebe. IA. 10000
Evening star., 1953-02-21
HOUSES SALIVA. Gent,

TWo.BEDRM. RAMBLER. all brick,
like new. full bsnit., storm windows,
lovely Handicapped lot, S0x1S0 #.
$14:9S0. Owner Transferred. JE.
a-BEiSRM. STONE rambler with ex-
pansible attic; lge. nv. run. with
firepl. and picture window. sepa-
rate din. rm. with picture window;
Bendix washer. Appprox. "a acre.
Extremely convenient to Fort Bel
voir and Pentagon; $14.950. Call
OWNER. KI. 9-10S5. -22
BY OWNER-S75O cash down and
assume my GI loan; 3-bedrm. ram
bier in Falls Church area. Total
price S13,250. Hemlock 4-3662.
WANT 2 BEDRMs:-Then cali us for
apt to see this semidet. brick
by tall trees. 5 min. walk to Rossiyn,
] block to school. 2 blocks to shops
and bus. ARLEDGE BROS, ia.
.44fS ia. 7-4333; ewes. :TE.
WE HAVE SEVERAL well located
brick row houses: , story, 2 bedrm.,
full bsmt.. gas heat, all facilities
yard, etc. Prices S11.5O0 or less
with S1:500 down payment: Y
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Evening star., 1953-02-21
1.-THE EVENING STAR A-2l
HOUSES FOR SALE-NA.

Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY, FEBRUARY FL, 1858