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Evening star., 1953-11-18
Congressional Group
Finds Business Boom
Tempered Little
By Froncis P. Douglas

The Joint Congressional Com
mittee on the Economic Report
issued today it's monthly eco
nomic Indicators" which con-
tains little to back up forecasts
of a decline in business.
About all the committee has
to say in this connection is
that the boom is not as BOOM
ing ,as it was. Recent months
have shown a leveling off.
The material is supplied by
the Council of Economic Ad-
visers. No predictions are at
tempted.
Employment High.
Briefly, employment and pur-
chasing power remain high. So
do savings. The work-week in
manufacturing industries has
misunderstanding less overtime
but average hourly earnings
are at record levels, which
maintains high weekly earnings.
Many keep their eyes on the
construction industry which is
among the first to reflect pres
sures making for a drop. Resi-
GENITAL non-farm construction
in October totaled $941 million,
off from the $946 million in Oc-
tober. 1852. But total private
construction was $1.9 billion
against $1.8 billion the year be-
fore.
1t is estimated that new plant
and equipment in the July-Sep-
tember quarter of the year hit
a new high, reaching an annual
rate of 1884 billion. There are
indications the 1853 total will
be 5 per cent above the record
1852 figure.
Construction Estimate.
The Commerce and Labor De-
partments, looking ahead, have
estimated that. against a record
volume of construction of $34.75
billion this year, next years total
will be about $34 billion. This
is decline of 2 per cent. The
two departments foresee a mild
contraction in private construc-
ton, just. about Offset by public
building.
The Federal Reserve Systems S
index of industrial production in
october was put at 232 in a pre-
liminary estimate. This was un-
changed from September and
compares with 23O for October,
1852, and a 1852 average of 219.
Total inStallment credit hit
another new high in October
SPLIT billion. But the monthly
increases in the total of such
credit have been leveling off.
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GIN Breaks Ground

Ground was broken today for
the General Motors training
center in nearby Fairfax County,
one of Nationwide network
of 35 centers being established
by GIN for instructing mechanics
of its car and truck dealerships.
Fairfax Mayor John Wood
and members of the Town Coun-
Gil attended the ground break
ing ceremony.
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In 1948. when Mr.. Peabody
wrote his will. the Page School
was in the building at 4O01 Will
son boulevard which was later
converted into a restaurant. It
was not until the new Page
School was opened last Septem-
Der that there was space enough
to open the elementary school
library in the new 20-classroom
building at 1901 North Lincoln
street.
Following instructions in the
Peabody will. the Page library
will buy a plaque commemorate
ing the bequest.
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In addition the foregoing arc fed for sale or alter
naey Tor lease plants for the of from
alcohol located respectively Louisville Kentucky and Kobuta
Pennsylvania The plant at Louisville Kentucky Pancor 1907
Union Carbide and Carbon Corp and annual capacv of
$1,000 short tons The plant kobuta PENNSYLVANIA PIancor
has been operated and being in standby by
the kopper Company lnc and has capacity 900
short These only facilities offered for lease
The Commission will entertain proposals for leasing of these
plants promptly and in advance of consideration of disposal
the other facilities Such leases may not less than nor
than years Proposals for the purchase facilities
will be received the as prescribed for the mr.
chase of the other facilities
The Rubber Producing Facilities Disposal Act of 1853 pre-
srbeS detail we'll generally procedua and substantive
standards to which the sale of facilities by the
Disposal Commission TO be eectuaed. facilitate comp-
with these standards the Disposal Commission has
requirements of the Commission with respect to such proposals.
and copies thereof will be available application to the
Secretary of the Commission Subject the foregonp the fol-
lowing additional information concerning the program of sale
announced:
CONTINUED OPERATION OF PLANTS: AS condition
to Sae the Commission required be satisfied
tive purchaser actually intends operate the facility facilities
Tor the purpose OF manufacturing synthetic rubber or COM
materials The purchaser also agree to comply with
the terms of National Security Clause" having terms cond-
honS restrictions and reservations which will prompt
availability of the facilities facilities of equivalent capacity
for the production of synthetic rubber and
a thereof for period of 10 years from the con-
tract In with these requirements while CommS
sion will entertain proposals for the acquisition of portions of the
productive capacity of particular facilities further discussed
in the Instructions for the Submission of Proposals. will not
Holman D. PHTTIBoNE, D,7Dn,D
LESLIE r. ROUNDS, RIDDEN
EVERETT R. Cook,
Commissioners
November IS. 1888
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Reds Doom KuIuks

WARSAW. Nov. 12 (P).-The
Polish press said today that the
Poznan military regional court
has sentenced the leader of a
terrorist diversionist kulak
gang" to death and four gang
members to Jail for terms rang
ing from 3 TO 10 years.
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Poll of Directors Due

Apparently with the approval
OF the United States League di-
rectors, a letter has been sent
to the National league propos-
ing a merger of the two organ
izations. A mail poll of the di-
rectors of the latter organization
is expected to provide the answer
shortly.
Clifford Allen of Philadelphia
is the new president of the Ma
tlonal League, which held it's
convention in Florida recently.
Most of the 20 members of
the District Building and Loan
League belong to the United
States League and two of it's
leaders are past presidents of the
national organization. One Dis
trict association maintains mem
berShip in both leagues.
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Head New MutuuI Fund

Merle Thorpe, jr., attorney
with the firm of Hogan and
Harrison, will serve as board
chairman and Newton I. Steers,
jr., former Atomic Energy Com
mission official, will serve as
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entertain proposals for the piecemeal acquisition of individual
items OF equipment such items listed the inventory
OF miscellaneous equipment referred to above.
FINANCNC Proposals for purchase shall provide for the
payment OF not less than 1870 of the purchase and
the remainder be financed by first lien purchase money
mortgage maturing not than 10 providing
periodic amortization (amortzaton equal nstamens
not requred) The interest balance the
chase price represented by the mortgage shall be 40
Proposals for purchase shall be accompanied by deposit of
cash United States Government bonds face
2 of the gross proposed paid not
deposit required the of proposal for
facilities alternative basis shall be the would
required such proposal for only the facility for which
highest amount proposed be paid Except the
chaSe deposits shall be refunded without
of purchasers deposits made hereunder shall applied without
interest to the purchase price
PROCEDURE SUBSEQUENT TO THE SUBMISSION OF
PROPOSALS. During period of months extended by
the Commission adequate notice those
posaS following the termination of the period for
proposals. the Commission will negotiate for the sale of fac
ties with those who have submitted proposals In
the terms OF the Act negotiations for the sale of each
plant Ge GRS, GIRL Butadene, ceera) be limited TO
those having submitted proposal for purchase of
such plant Such negotiations will be conducted with due
regard the several purposes of the Act that disposal the
synthetic rubber producing facilities establish Free competitive
synthetic rubber industry, afford
products of the facilities sold and fair prices
national security and realize full fair value for the facility
facilities taking into consideration the policy forth in Section
of the Act.
For further information and details apply FERRIS B. THOMAS
Secretary.
FACILITIES DISPOSAL COMMISSION
81 Vermont Avenue, NV.
Washington Is, D. c.
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RUBBER PRODUCING FACILITIES DISPOSAL COMMISSION
Inrin hOnsfo ProposnLs

pursuant to the Rubber Producing Facilities Disposal Act of 1888
Up 63d Congress- M Session, approved August 1889
Kuooe PRODUCING Facilities Disposal Commission announces
a VIII receive written proposals for the purchase Tor in GER
instances indicated below the leae) of the properties and
GueS described below hereafter collectively referred to as
the rubbeproducng facilities Such proposals NAV be submitted
al any time beginning November 25 1888 through May IT, 1884
n extended by the Commission upon adequate noce) at the
Omce OF Inc Commission, 81 Vermont Avenue Washington IS
4 Detailed information concerning the form proposals and
ne manner IN which they be submitted may be obtained
from the Secretary of the Commission upon request
FACILITIES: The facilities offered for sale consist of nIans
plants for the manufacture of buy rubber (GRD plant for
ne manufacture of Strene plants for the manufacture of
0uaoene plant Tor the manufacture of dodec mercaptan
Evening star., 1953-11-18

dan, Wood &
Davidge, Inc,
it was an
nounced to-
day.
Mr.. Sullivan
has served in
the Army in
recent years
and was as
signed to the
Office of the
chief of staff
or thr e e
years. He also
served on the
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paint and var
niSh division.
Mr.. Kehoe
has been in
the paint busi-
ness for 10
years, includ-
ing four years
with the paint
division of the
E. I. du Pont
de Nemours
Co.
He will take
part in the eX-
pansion pro-
Evening star., 1953-11-18

sion for air to Turkey.
Gockeler Visits Exchange
Chris Gockeler, past president
of the Washington Stock Ex-
change, yesterday visited the
Washington branch of the Phila-
delphia Baltimore Stock Ex-
change to inspect the new facil-
tiles and chat with old friends.
Evening star., 1953-11-18

fleet of 44S pressure tank acc
and miscellaneous items of equipment.
The plants which operating condition and which
offered for sale complete operating
lowing table.
These plants operated for the of the Reconstruction
Finance Corporation units in ntegraed synthetic rubber
industry The l3 GRS plants and the GR plants prac
cay the exclusive domestic of these types of rubber All
OF the butadene consumed the domestic manufacture of syn
thec rubber produced the buadene plants offered for sale
or lease The syrene plant produces significant portion of the
total of the synthetic rubber program the remainder
beng purchased from commercial Dodecy
an ingredient of of GRS and the plant offered for
sale produces the programs requirements for this chemical
Detailed descriptive brochures relating each of the plants
be obtained upon application the Secretary of Com
mission Similarly descriptive inventory of the miscellaneous
facilities hereby offered for sale will be available.
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88-year-old Muth company, which
now has so employees, it's own five
story building at 1882 New York
avenue NV, and a branch in Col
lege Park, Md.
Evening star., 1953-11-18
Gas Sales Log in October

Sales of Washington Gas Light
Co. in October totaled 14,901 ,462
therms, decline of 6.92 per cent
from 16,009,894 in October, 1852.
Sales in 10 months totaled 203,-
793,4 1852 therms. a gain of 3.52 per
cent from 196.854,732 a year
earlier.
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Kehoe Joins Muth Co.

John j. Kehoe, former presi-
dent OF the Hugh Reilly Co., has
joined the Geo. F. Muth Co., Inc.
as general sales manager of the
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Vepco Earnings Top 1852

Virginia Electric e. Power Co.
had net income of 1894 $3.50 or 14.6
cents share in October VS..
$901, ,706 or 1871 cents in Octo-
ber, 1852, the company reported
today.
Net for IL months ended Octo-
ber 81 was $12,693,99 or $1.92 a
share VS.. $l1,524,206 or $1.70 a
year earlier.
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Joins Investment Firm

James K. Sullivan, former
White House aide, has become
associated with the investment
counsel firm of Van CIeef, JOr-
Evening star., 1953-11-18

Standard Co
" nsruepo D""N''eu
ueran axgnea
on Company California; all n b e b
Evening star., 1953-05-10
APARTMENTS WANTED

FREE-Landlords, applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
touses or sublets: Wash, Va, Md
(white); open z days. MA. S-0001
PHI. d: GRAD. and wife desire unfurn.
l-bedroom apt, NV. near transp
and shop dist. CO. 5-S636. 1O'
ONE-BEDROOM. unfurn., June l, BY
Town mature sisters sisters; nc. no pets down.
rent $50 limit. Box 351-D. Star.
WANTED--Clean, mod, unfurn. bed
to good transp. Quiet couple. no
children or pets. ia. 1895. 10"
COUPLE desire 2-bedrm. unfurnished
area. Box 444-D, Star.
FOR JUNE 1-Unfurn. efnciencv or
small apt. for man and wife. Prefer
apt. bldg, upper NV. Evenings,
MAN. employed. nom
drtnker. would like to OCCUPY home
Or apt; for summer; excellent refs.
WANTED About JULY 1. 2-bed-
near good transp. TO Gallinger Hosp
Will be in WASHINGTON last week in
May. Rely DR.. John Trotter. Box
efficiency or small /
bedroom apt; prefer Sc. Call LU.
1-0232, evenings.
TWO EMPL. ADULTS desires 2!.bedrm.
unfurn. apt. in Virginia. convenient
to transp. No children, no pets;
references. Box 445-D. Star.
COLORED-GOVT.-EMPL. lady wants
private one-room and kit. unfurn
apt, under $50. Has own Frigidaire.
ST. 3-3OS2.
SMALL FAMILY needs 2-bedrm. apt.
or house for rent in Md. SIS max.
CoLORED@i BEDRM., liv. rm., kit,
bath; unfurn.; pref. NV. sec. Ii.
COLORED - 2-BEDRM. APT: one
child: private entr.: like porch; $50
or $S5 mo-, utils. incl. LU. 2-5257.
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VIRGINIA RENTALS
SPECIALITY
'ou need specially when rentint
your property: good tenants: proper
leases and good management ar,
essential. Call JE. 2-2620.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

TOWN-Shoe repair shop
for sale or rent; or store for rent
with oil, without equip. and stock
OFFSET PRINTsHoP: completely
main street in B. C.; incl. : presses,
cutter. stitcher. folder: also com-
plete dark rm. and plate-makins
EQUIP. Replies, Box 374-G Star
VARIETY sToRE-Long estab. bust,
only $4,000. Inventory commenSu-
rate with sale price. MICHAEL T.
HAGAN. JU. S-43S3. 10
REAL ESTATE AGENTs-cash for
geaftoT' KSsT Tentsls' al, asf6o s9HN T. HARRIS Arb
USED CAR LOT for sale: one Of the
Florida ave. ne. For information;
call CO. .5-1036 or ST: 3-6967; -13
OWN and operate a Nationally IA
NOUS lover 500 stores: Tastee- -FreeS
tions available. stores earn 81 500
81 900 aO'toV to s5 ooo.' ,. Cali 10. s-4755.
EXPERIENCED RESTAURANT MAN
desires a restaurant to operate on
ences. Graduate Lewis Hotel School,
now employed in Govt. restaurant
as manager Box 447-D. star. ~"
NUT VENDING MACHINES t20t.
Some on location, $3.50 or best
reasonable offer. Box 437-D, star.
PAwNBRoKEK's Exc. H st. ne.
Estab. watch repair, Rent low with
good lease. Priced right. Ii. 3-"n2a.
UsED-CAR LOT equipment. signs,
food lights. time clock. trailer.
battery charger. etc. All or in part.
Lot available. Must be sold by
May 30 Terms possible. Also few
late model cars at wholesale prices.
23rd and NJ sts. NV. Me. s-615O.
GROCERY. sELF-sERvICE. quoted
800 wkly. bus. Bargain; EBERo
MAN, RE 7-04g3. EN-. 3-O303. 10
GIFT SHOP-Shopping center, Silver
Spring area, for quick sale. 50. 800
cash. Boy 424-D; star star; .vIsIi.r. l9I
business: will sacrince ACCOUNT
death: details BY appt. J. 3. NAL
Los, RA. 6-s227. JU. s-S554. IL
nv AND RADIO Repairs shop-.-eales
and service; Ee9s Ee9olos! sos. insl: ss.osSHs sHs
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

ACROSS THE. STREET o.
across the country: safe storage In
separate rooms, expert packing.
RGE R6Gp' cS 20 7SlO4 Ee E.saBsSed XNs9N sTSH SSS
t5Gar 5eaehe. esp = T. MoRRs Rfa 4bS bSYBh 15h
st NV Can TIL y-1l50 after nm
EXPERT GRATING. packing ligh.
moving; dependable service; low
rates anything any time. Ho,
ARE You MOVING to California or
to some other Western State Daily
service on household goods and
sne agtes 81 At n,MG lever rates, sss s;'uDsoN
SR t1HnEs On basaaSs TRAMs
any time. incl. Sum. Ho. 2-7oso.
LIGHT HAULING-very reasonable
rates. Day or night. 10. 2-1546.
AsEESr iSs2 %Sytas ~: y; Gsy' ss s,
ROYAL TRANSFER-we will move
iU% ES8 ,s By y.$S |So G5 DE So .ae hE Six rmso
CHESTER MOVERS-Fast pickup on
1850, After 6. Ia. 9-O115. -l2
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
:s. "a Sn sess ySHF .VeS MSvipE R :toTsfs 4
MOVING SPECIALIST day or night.
reasonable rates. Experienced men.
Beach runs: insured carriers.
GENERAL HAULING. day or night;
reasonable rates; free estimates. Ii.
6-5laI.
LARGE STAKE BODY, ton-and-Hs
with services. DICK, ME. S-2719.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

VACANCY in attractive NV. home
utils EN-. 2-328S. 10
JEWISH WIDOW will share her home
with couple. 2 rms. pvt. bath. 2nd
fir; share kitchen 4421 18th st.
NV. RA. 6-6423. 10
WANTED-Gentlema to share lRe.
comfortable house, completely furn.,
conveniently convent located, spacious
5z 5zsouae 5 sFtSfs sa s5iao 1874 t0E Ext fu%@s5 aS5
TWO GIRLS. 1s to 25. to share at
tractive house in nv. section with
one other girl. TU. 2-46SS. 10
LOTS OF ROOM IN PVT. HOME; Tv.
rec. rm. and all home privils.; empl.
cple. or lady. AP. 7-6742 ION party
line; please call back. 10
WILL SHARE HOUSE in NV. sec.
with employed mother and child;
Enjoy all home privileges. EN-. =
BACHELOR-Live comfortably. eco
nomically in attrac; house with 3
GolIege II soc sradS SM Aasae Maid service. good
nished detached home in silver
Spring with i or . girls. All priv
1leges incl. freedom to entertain.
Conv:, stores and bus. Reasonable.
JU. S-3970.
NE. SEC, facing Lincoln Park. EN-
ployed lady would like another to
share home with her; own private
bedrm.; privileges: unlimited phone
10 min. downtown. Ii. 3-667l all
EMPLOYEES MOTHER and young
daughter wish to share our new
home. with refined lady or couple.
GENTLE LADY. 1855,
adult family; all conv.; reas. RA.
3-2l90, 22l Ingraham st. NV.
ST. NV, just off Mass.
ave. Will share charming 3-bedrm.
house with couple or businesswoman
for summer. EN-. 3-5937 after $3.50
pm. weekdays; 1915. RE. 7-1494.
OWNER HAS ?d-FL. APT, rms;
:. bedrmS. liV. rm., kit. and bath;
for 3 employed people, lovely yard;
home privileges. RA. 3-3513.
DECORATED large dbl. rm. !:
share use of > lge. liv. rms. and
well-eauip. kit; unlim. phone, maid
service; service; Very G reas, ~ Near Mount
LADY tn share a new bungalow with
another; all mod. conv.: ~ acre
ground: $40 Wk 10 S-lRTI
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HOUSES FURNISHED
FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW and bath;
nicely furn: Sl2O. Nr. Walter Reed

FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW and bath:
nicely furn; $l2O. Mr.. Walter Reed.
NEAR Sal '1s stS s-otS2, aNn MD. AVE. Ne
with liv. .rm., sep. din. rm.. lge.
kit, full bsmt., porcheS, Gear ga
rage; available now; $135 mo. Ii.
N. ARL.-4-bedrm. white-brick CO.
bophaoS tSnial on acre RE- In L cool gSist neish
baths. den. rec. rm,. mod; furn..
/. OWNER. KE. S-71s5. 10
OWNER. .acceptin9. 2-yr. foreign as
signment, will lease to reliable
family nicely furn. home. Takoma
nnisned basement. a-ear T rSrsTs. e.
Brick Ai s-1sbS suSGALow II bedroom, Mdo
built-in garage. $105 per mo. Avail
able. $500 8. 9th St, Arlington. los
GEORGETOWN AREA. Colonial home,
lovely. cool spot. 3 bedIms:; ~ baths.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Newly
decorated. newly furnished. semi
detached. Mr.. shopping center. bus,
stEeetcas and seg movie. 3515 S st.
CnEyELASD niE EMi 81sSs9 Pk@coo, conv -l0 lI5,r.
garden, lge. porch. TV. 3 bedrms
and maids rm., mod. kit. $l60 mo
EN- 3-G2+9, after 10 am 10
SILVER SPRING-June 10 to Sept
lO-9 rms, ; baths. fenced yard
attic fan. JU. 9-9l79 or Box GIG
THREE BEDRMS.: conv. trsnsp. Write
TO J. JALENDRA. 903 Varnum st
NV. 10
SIX ROOMS. rec. rm.. GA baths,
fenced yd.; four or five adults: i'm
mediate occupancy. Call RA. S-7291.
BETHESDA-Attractively furn.: i'm
maculate 2-bedTm., air-cooled brick
bunEalow; garage. fenced rear yard,
level lot; modern KIT; Bendix
washer; -gaS heat; available june
rent. $166. To inspect, sall to.
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COOPERATIVE APTs. SALE

NAaTUH e4aI very Ib desirable 9obedrm.. S fsv s1i
type units; now available with pos
session: Finest veteran coop in
msnts aTsa with bRuRY 1sYe'f RrRHFY nGFsh' coRg
AD. $4,000; ewes. Mr.. GustafSon.
s66ss s669 iTDh1EE5 PORTER ST. N.w.-Apt. so1;
living rm., bedrm., dinette, kitchen,
sunday between 2 and 8 pm. Phone
8 Es sRANSY%1NE AS2SsSi ST. Size. iOi iiv
rm,, dinette, kit, 2 bedrms. and
bath; z bib blk. bus and sShoppinE.
SAVE RET!fs .$sS9 $sSs4H THIS 70 Wk. 46Sf oSEv-Arl,
de luxe 2-bedrm. garden apt; conv.
to transp. No AGENTS. ia. 5-94l2.
aso1 ADAMS MILL RID. NV. the
C!ydesdale. Apt. 305-1- -bedrm. apt.
May be seen bet. . and 8 Sun. DU.
DE LUXE r-BEDRM. APT. in modern
a-yr.-old co-operatiye;. center-hall
nain nWinsiEed Eith 5sGSfm 55SGSfn stainless s steei Ii
= kit. This highly successful co-opera-
tive offers many advantages includ-
ing very low monthly assessment
and, location bordering Rock Greek
SI3.500 includes q 1-h.p. air-con-
dttioner, Please, call Mr.: Gavin with
H: G; sM1THXI 5T6nI Co. ST. $4,000;
VERY LARGE i-bedrm. apt. At an
unusually low price; foyer. full
sized dining room. living room, den
bath This .1s ICns-:sss;Sii.h1sa go CO.
ton mr.. Meridian Park. Price. So
300: liberal terms: Please cali MI.
Gavin with n. G. SMTTHY CO.. ST.
west Of Ambassador Theater; foyer
liv. rm.,- full-sized din. rm.: kit,
pantry. 5 closets and bath. Estab-
serVee WIZ Prie.
with II. 6. sMTTHY Co. ST. s.
500; res; Ap o2 2IS304 !&4ay r
co. JU. S-4441, JU. 9-64I7
1885 PHELPS PL. NV.
One Blk yet Wess strS;S; Ct SSnp; at California
front apt. Of liv. rm., . bedrms.,
lge. foyer, modern kitchen and bath:
; exposures. Excellent clientele
$4,000, with substantial cash. See
MISS ASCHENBACH in Apt. 80 OF
call RE. 7-1337. Ewes, EN-. 2-3734
$500 DoWn-Capitol Hill
$50 go Mo. Covers Everything
T@hree-rm; @ apt on End 1oor, Just
maintenance; within walking dis.
tAnce to Gov. bldEs. and downtown
Can M. Nichols. OIL x-207a. ?, W
BEREN0 GALES, INC.
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WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
$85
201 N. Adams St. Rockville, Nd
bedrms., row brick, in good cond
rake MONTGOMERY ave. through Rock
Vile to Wash: ave, right to Dawson
and left to North Adams.
$1O0
9735 51st ave. College Parks bed
rms, brick rambler with full bsmt.
Take Baltimore blvd. miles past
Maryland U. and turn right half
mile on Edgewood I'd. to 51st.
$110
630S 23rd ave, West Hyatts.-Attr.
2-bedrm. brick rambler on quiet ST.,
nr. elem. sch. Call AP. 5-1O74.
$l35
1903 1st rd. NJ, Arl.-Lovely white
clapboard home with lge liv. rm.,
din. rnl., patio and full bath on st
1r. bedrms. and 2 baths and sun
Take Wilson blvd. to Irving st. and
turn right blks. to lst rd. Key is
across the street.
1911 Lynnbrook dr., Bethesda
story brick Colonial with 3 bedrmS.,
full din. rm., bsmt. Just a blk. of
East-WeSt hwy. at B.-C. c. High Sch
SITS
9TO2 Bellvue dr., Bethesda-3-bed-
rm., 2-bath rambler. extra lge. liv
rm. and din. rm.
Take Wisconsin ave. Just q little past
Naval Hospital.
5000
$500 Woodbrook lane, Oh. Ch.-Near-
ly new, 3 bedrms.. . baths, brick
rambler. Ultra-mod. kit. with dis
posal.
Take East-West hwy. to Jones Mil
rd. to Koquelin terrace to Wood
brook lane.
For further information about any OF
the above today, call JU. S-9S64.
1900 18th st. NV. co. 5-O222
COLORED-263e 10th ST. NE
rms, bath, electricity, automatic
BROWN. 615 4th ST. s.W., Ma
CoIoRED-171e E ST. N.E.-corne,
Evening star., 1953-05-10
ATTENTION

1OvERNMENT OFFICIALS, MEM
BERs OF CONGRESS-. BUSINESS
EXECUTIvES-Beautiful. detached
Colonial brick home. in Dumbarton,
?; E:ds3.ne C.: completely furnished. Three ee
lavatory. kitchen, equipped with
disposal and electric dishwasher:
open fireplace. large attic fan, auto
matte oil heat: screened porch view
ing large garden: 2-car, built-in
garage: view Of Potomac River
Valley: 10 minutes to downtown
Government buildings: exceptionally
desirable and restricted community.
Immediate possession; reasonable
rental. Consult Mr.. r. M. Taylor,
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.. Realtors.
1906 H st. NV. MA. S-2345: eve
ninES,o Saturday and Sunday, Wo.