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Evening star., 1953-04-27
Is NATO Worth 1t?
European Unity a Pipedreom
Without F french Participation
Yet Woshngton's Relations With Paris
Appear to Be at Lowest Ebb in Many Years
By Crosby S. Noyes
Sfor Stoff Correspondent

PARIS-When to criticism high fashion
these days generally takes form quite unattering to the
French Wherever the French Problem" is favored
subject of conversational and journalistic Just
about everyone has his pet theories about what's
here.
typical American attitude toward compare
her with in what might described politely
Evening star., 1953-04-27
Daylight Bill Voted
By House, Providing
Permanent Setup
Measure Waits Action
By Senate to Clear Up
Existing Confusion
BULLETIN

sent to the Senate a bill to
give the District Commission
ers permanent authority each
year to establish daylight saw
ing every summer in the Dis
trict. The Senate previously
had passed a somewhat differ
ent bill with permanent au-
thority and was expected to
approve the House version,
perhaps today.
Washington was still without
daylight saving time today but
the slow pace was being debated
briskly in Congress. The speeches
started shortly after noon (EST
The bill before the House gives
the District Commissioners au-
thority to establish daylight time
here for this season only. 1t was
called up by Representative
O'Hara, Republican, of Min
nesota. for the House District
Committee.
Vote Likely Today.
Predictions on the outcome of
the House vote varied from con-
fidence to doubt as to whether
the House would approve or re-
ject the bill. A vote was expected
this afternoon. The bill then
would have to go to the Senate.
Mr.. O'Hara voiced the opinion
that the people of the District
do not want daylight time.
Opponents included Repre-
sentative Schenck. Republican,
of Ohio, and Representative
Jones, Democrat, of Missouri.
Strongly defending the bill
were Representative Hyde, Re-
publican, of Maryland, and Rep
resentative Bender, Republican,
of Ohio.
Some 60 million other Ameri-
cans, mostly in urban areas like
Washington, went on daylight
time at 2 am. yesterday.
Schedules Upset.
The result was somewhat more
than perplexing for Washington
area folk who tried to keep pace
with television and tranSporta-
tion schedules geared to day.
light time. An undetermined
number missed trains. planes or
buses. Some others failed to
catch their favorite TV shows.
There were some caustic COM
definitely not for
publication" said one transpor-
tation official. But mostly
people seemed pretty much re-
signed to it. Haven't they been
going through it almost every
spring."
Not everybody was disgruntled,
though. TV programs originat-
ing in the East came on an hour
earlier. This provided an earlier
watching time for favorites.
usually listed near the witching
hour.
The House District Committee
finally reported the bill last Fri
day which would give the District
daylight time for this year only.
The Senate several weeks ago
passed a bill to give the Presi-
dent a year-by-year option on
putting daylight time into effect.
Evening star., 1953-04-27
Truce Talks Strike
Snag Again on Issue
Of POW Exchange
By the Assoeioted Press

PANMUNJOM, Korea, April
27-The new Korean armistice
talks deadlocked again today as
the United Nations command
flatly rejected a Red prisoner
exchange proposal which it said
offers only return to Communist
rule or endless captivity" for
Reds who refused to go home.
In their second meeting since
October 8. both Allied and Com
Returned POW Reports Some 'SqueoIed'
in Escape Plots. Poee A-3
munist delegates stood pat on
their own plans for settling the
exchange problem and bringing
truce in Korea.
Another session was scheduled
for II am. tomorrow g pm.
Monday EST.
The truce talks were broken
off October by the U.N. COM
mand when it refused to force
any prisoner to go home against
his will. The Reds demanded all
prisoners back. including some
$4,000 Chinese and North Ko-
reans who have said they won't
go home.
Although the Allies threatened
to call of the talks again unless
(See TRUCE. Page A-5l
Evening star., 1953-04-27
BY the Associcfed Press

HONG KONG, April 27.-It
simply drove the Communists
wild.
The Canadian bishop wrote
two years ago in a letter to an
other priest in China:
IN. D. bit the dust. Purdue
took them after five years."
For that, bishop Cuthbert o.
Cara of Ottawa spent a week of
Evening star., 1953-04-27

round-the-clock questioning in a
Red China house for reforma-
ton"
Freed, the ailing bishop today
told in a hospital how that terSe
thought sent his captors into a
frenzy.
The priest was arrested in his
Evening star., 1953-04-27

This is the first Of q series Of
ortieIes in which Mr.. Noyes. who
hos been touring Europe for the post
four months, reports on the condi-
tion and contribution OF the vorious
members OF the NATO olIionce.
His conclusions. bearing importantly
on the approaching "Greot Debote"
on American foreign old, ore bosed
on extensive toIks with military. Dip
lomotic and political Ieoders in oil
the major copitoIs Of Europe.
Evening star., 1953-04-27

ueIICdCe COllulClOn. she IS Cranky,
vaporous, flighty. She is seized
at odd times with irrational and
inconvenient yearnings. She ex-
poets affection-and harbors Sc
Evening star., 1953-04-27

Chinese Reds Free Bishop and z Priests
Held 3 Years. Pose A-3
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Returned POW Reports Some 'SqueoIed'
in Escape Plots. Poee A-3
Evening star., 1953-04-27
j. ). 10 Review
Entire Program
On Munitions
Seek to Cut Costs,
Kyes Tells Chamber;
Truman Planners Hit
BY the Assoeioted Press

Roger M. KyeS, deputy Secre-
tary of Defense, said today the
Eisenhower administration will
review the whole munitions pic
ture and weed out high cost arms
plants in a move to keep America
strong in peace and war.
Fantastic" Mr.. Kyes called
some of the planning done by
IEenkL Huxh VIII Ii p.a.;IaL.
Evening star., 1953-04-27
Nursing Home Tour

A tour of 80 private nursing homes in
Montgomery County has been scheduled
for next Sunday by the county's newly
formed Nursing Homes Association. For
details, see the story on Page B-4.
Evening star., 1953-04-27

the Truman administration. A
speech he prepared for the United
States Chamber of Commerce
convention contained the sharp
est criticism to come so far from
the new administration of the
Truman regimes rearmament
program.
Evening star., 1953-04-27

(See SECURITY, Page A-5O
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Temperatures Today.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNISHED

MEURILEE ,APTS.-spacious l-bedrm
apt; nr. transp.. shop. ctr: adults.
53rd pl. and Defense hwy. 2 blks. be-
yond Bladensburg jr High, turn
IEi5ht. $3.50 Quincy pl.. Biadens-
VACANT-sn. spg.: 2 bedrms.. cocl
quiet. cony loc.: couple pref Refs
Util not incl; Ss6. 10. 3-6sSg
LANGLEY PARK AREA-Duplex apts
scnoos SfdTms and psG5 psoppns for sf1g
ATTRAC. a-BEDRM. APT. PTcTy and 1-bed.
rm. terrace apt. 7OI Brandywine
St. Sc: $3.50 and $50: utiis. Incl
GSil Res. MGR. 10. 2-0sS1. 3
Immediate s'is oceupshc, ins Adqti 3D. sSiyS SRy
s.E.-3 rms. and bath with all utils
$500; conv. to shop. and transp
AIS Southern ave. 10. 9-S500
eOO2 4th ST. N.E.-Basement apt
| Ice. rm.. kit. and bath: conv. Ioc.
AZ sGEp mo; ~ Ttilsl soot included. See MAN
VIC; MINI. f'. AVE iE1 AND E. SITS. S s.FSs-
fully equip. kit; mod. tile bath:
corner bedrm.. ample closet space
SLS:0u. JOHN r. DONOHOE A
SONS, 3l4 Psnna. ave. s.e. II. g.
TAKoMA PARK. MD.-Attrac Iiv
rm., dinette, kitchen. bedrm., bati
apt; in quiet apt. bldg. adults
81 30: JU, 9-3739. ~
SHIPLEY PARK and Q bedrm.
ants. in lovely Sc. apt. develop
ment; extra-lge. rms. picture win
dows, plenII closet space: storage
rms. and laundry facils.; COW, fo
bus. schools and shopping center:
bedrm. from $50 to SS5 so; 9
bedrmS., S95; all utils. included
once located at 34oO 25th st. Sc.
4.I5 eth ST. s.E. ,nesr Chess.
peake New 1-bedrm apts.. in this
expanding area; de luxe kit. ar
rangement. big S.ft refer; few
have front and rear entrances:
rental from ,S66.50 not incl. utiI.
close by to shops and transp.. near
Boiling Air Base. SHANNON 4,
IUCHs CO.. 1905 n st. NV. Ma.
SEAT 1PPLEAsANT-4 rms. and bath;
yti!s. furn:: very reasonable. Cal
Evening star., 1953-05-07
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

EXPERT GRATING. packing ligh,
moving; dependable service; low
rates: anything any time. HO
MoViNG ACROSS THE STREET o,
across the country: safe storage n
Phpn Phone no no 77z91o4; 40 UNION sToIRS. TOR
beaches esp. s. I. Norris. iRis. 454o S1isk 15tf
st. NV. Can tn. 2-116O after 4 pm
ARE YOU MOVING to California OF
to some other Western State Daily
service on, household goods and
autos At lower rates; JUDSoN
MORRISS MOvERS-Local and Ions
distance moving. lowest rates in
town; day or night moving. NO
MOVING MoVING-can JOHNSTON TRANS
FER. Appliances. trunks or baggage;
any time. incl. Sum-. Ho. 2-70SO
ACTION MOVERS. We move day OF
nj nieht; ht;,r LOCAL @ { or lons dist. by job
TRANSFERRING will move
low as $50. DE. 2-0066. los
LARGE STAKE BODY, ton-and- "a,
With services. Call evenings. DICK,
nEi E1S7iai iaaiov1NG AND s1oiR2EcE
payment resI "a SSgr .T.y moving storsgs
CHESTER MOVERS-Fast pickup on
appliances, trunks, boxes. RE. q
1860. After 8, ia. 9-Oll5, -12
Evening star., 1953-05-07

l-Toom mouern emclency; 300, IN
kit. and back porch: viii rent partly
fII f%rn: Or -Sg unfurn.; S125; adults only
5I7 Il In iStSE 81. NE. Apt. 1.-TWO or% rms,
sa5.15 @ ASa Can Sss' No 7ssis. saH not Wis W1ssf
2S26 QUE ST. S.E.-2-bedrm. apt.
newly dec, in mod. apt. bldg,
being shown today, MR.. HoWL1N
conn. on AVE AVE. AND L ST. bedrm.
liv. rm.. kit; and bath; elevator
ME'. S-216l. Ext. 620, after 8 pm
0:::I E ST. S.E.-Desirable / bedrm.
liy; rm, kit and bath: in new
bus an and schools. LU. 4-aal1, Lu
MINI. M AVE. Sc. ts5lO)-Two bed.
rooms. living. room. dining room
kitchen and bath: S99.50; utilities
includiedjj on bqSline n etp IL l-fare TnTTS zTns
gSs &C. sns fth sEKsEETR e. aE RE AAEYE5
and bath; So mo. Cali days. Ex
4$sS SsSass 4srd sYis PT Nv NEA 9lsl7s f Wis s ave-
mo-, utils, incl. NO. f-4507. 3
CONSISTING OF .LIV. RM., bedrm.
large dinette, kit. and sleepins
porch; avail. May 16; S5s mo. Boz
JfWisH f4SIGi TsR5, TFsfR56PLE DESIRED I've
6-1T45. 1915 Gailatin st. NV. o.
1s4l ONTARIO PL. N.W.-Eficiency
aptS. az, t;;. and ar s9; open open Re, Rent ;;! SS5
MAURICE KoHNER, Agent. DI
.a6 G ST. Me-, 1 block from su.
preme Court-Excel.. cond. Liv
rm., bedrm., din. rm.. kit. bath. hall
porch. new westinghouse elec. refgr
auto. gas h.-w.h., heat furnished;
Ills Eye st. NV. MA. S-646S.
'20I5 r ST. N.W.-Two large rooms
kitchenette, bath: in excel cond.
rent, 500 per mo. See MR.. WAR
ARfE".. Sa.Pfn "a Dlfmisssi nsS apt. bldg: One
4-bedrm., 2-bath apt; suitable for
ARL. EFFICIENCY-S60. incl. gas;
avail. May 15.; conv. transp. 1900
No. Oak St, ia. 7-076S. %
$500 ELY PL. S.E.-One bedrm., kit,
dinette. liy. rm.; End A., corner
acknowledgements. 2-bedrm,
incl. utiis. GREENBRTER APIS
SH SGolu%eis gleasopi pike and 6. oreenbEieqro st.
Evening star., 1953-05-07
APARTMENTS UNFURNlsHED

600 BLK. GA. AVE. - Enc. apt;
heat and water; $50 mo-; vacant
RA. 3-4l3S.
FALLS CHURCH-Several 2-bedrm
and 1-bedrm. apis. Immediately
available. DONNA LEE APIS,
$3.50 to SOS. so. utils. incl. Colum-
bia pike and LeeSburg turnpike.
JE. 3-S573 10
MARLBORO GARDEN APIS, INC.
One-bedrm. apts., SOS includes utils;;
cow. bus and stores. 1914 59tf
ave. Hillside, Md. 10. $1,000. IL
422 CHESAPEAKE ST. Sc.
New building; occupancy Nav ] D and
June i; very convenient location
Lge. closets garbage disposals
equipped laundry rm., gas. hot water
and heat included.
l bedrm - sac
9 bedrooms from SS5 ur
Agent. on premises Saturday and
Sunday, 1 to 3 pm. EN-. 3-S7f7
Evening star., 1953-05-07
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

$4,000 wk. in 1862. Rent low with
good lease. Priced right with low
gown feNr1 payment Draw large salary
Rrops-S Er9m STOCK; For sale by owners.
SERVICE !TlIfGi sTAT1oNGrafosmaa Ii 21ssae PARK m9
Mo; Mo. Corner location, Good bust
ness; GTnSp Service Jeep. Call JU. 9-9692
LARGE SERVICE STATION for Lease
NJ, good will to buy; moderate capi-
tal Investment required. Located
zoos Rhode Island ave. ne. Phone
ME-. ME: S.0443 bet. s and s for ap-
IEEaVISsH IRE2a!RViSeH'; e 1owN-shoe repair .S shop
vii With Sa1e oe or W,tbat; rent; or store for rent
OFFSET PRTNTsHioP, ''12; complete,y met
EQUIP: good, operating business on
main main street in D. G.; incl. 2 presses,
equip. Replies, BOX 374-G. Star.
NICE SMALL RESTAURANT for Mle sale
RE.' Me- se75ssa oz5SaaS Wk'; making mSney' =.
vARiETY sToRE-Long estab. Bust.
ness. $4,000 gross, opportunity at
only $4,000. Inventory commensu-
HAGAN, JU. JH s-495Ss.. "i0AAHi1 M1o l.
LUNCH ROOM FOR SALE Toto,
price. $500. 7oS 9th st. NV 'tT' =.
TAVERN: beer. wine: air-cond.: OPP.
Soldiers Home: new hosp. ctr.
SS'9l OWNER. No phone calls. 1o9 Up
LUNCH Hse S' ROOM in industrial area. sr
daily; low overhead, a real money.
MAKER maker PEMATAT!s REALTY CO.
evenings, RA. 6-2S7S. 3
RESTAURANT-ClasS c license; long
Iaase priee LTsk1Ns Ts ssug9ed e6 sr1esssG8able y
MOTOR Iocr9IR coURT@one of the best
22 rental units, masonry construc-
Receipts about 100000 in '53: Re
quires high-class operator and sub
stantial down payment. For infor-
NATION call JOHN HILL CARTER.
H. 9l7 Prince ST., Alex, Va. Ri.
AUTO DEALERsHIP, old established
concern; pleasant location: 20 years;
one Of the top independents; will
sell all or, one-half interest. Can
handle with $4,000 dn. BOX 472-E.
UsED-CAR LOT for sale: one l1 Of the
cali CO. 5-iO36 or sT. 3-6967. wI3
VARIETY, STAND, weekly business
$3.50. $3.50, short hours; e days wk;.
MF pr4ced sSiS9 reasonable NATHAN SILVER.
NEED BUILDER to construct houses
on o1o my subdivision lots. BOX 420-D,
GROCER, sELF-sERv1cE. quoted
Nan SIiSGo RE Ekly: y.o4Ds s9s; Bargain. 1G EBGR-
GIFT sHoP-shopping center, Silver
Spring area, for quick sale, Sc, 500
CHERRYDALE. VA, Billiard Parlor,
fouS fo,,i1mfnt Lee hwy" s tables. o. All
DRY CLEANING STORE, busy loc,.
ivy. 3Sf S;F +: 3 MAILos'N RX. sfG'e e-S4S7: sS7
dsSsERxHssd' ss.s isniy Buy DasfRs5s 5E.ss From
M1ILERs MARKET. So B st; Sc.
GROCERY and meats with beer.
| 1909 colored; Located in Sc. over
$1,000 per wk. Terms. Ii. 7-Os6O.
REAL ESTATE AGENTs-cash for
your rentals. JOHN T. HARRIS.
IDELICATEssEN EN-REsTAURANT-Mod
electric equip, air cond; Owner
ment to reliable party. Located on
New Hampshire ave. and University
lane. Call JU. 7-7O20.
FOR SALE-Beauty Shop in one of
Sc. biggest developments. modern
in every way. Must sell due to i'll
health. Good opportunity for right
party: for more details call after
g p.m.. LU. 4-7513 or LU. 2-4393.
tTv AND RADIO REPAIRs-sales and
service. Rent S105 incl. apt. S4. 500
EBERMAN. RE. 7-0493, EN-. 3-03O3.
Evening star., 1953-05-07
HOTEL 144O

One room, kit, bath; maid, phone
and elev. serv.; S24.50-S31.50 so wk
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KIRKSIDE

An immaculate brick home In this
exclusive close-in location. Attrac-
tive liv: rm.. entertaining size din.
kitchen. powder rm. 1st f.; hand
some lirbary with firepl., large
bedrms.. . baths. end f.: Ord a.
finished and equipped with 3 over
sized window fans for summer COM
fort; ilead space for rec. rm. with
firepi. in bsmt.: Gear garage;
INSPECTION RECOMMENDED. Call
Mrs Reeve, OIL. 2-9275 or CO.
FLORENCE v. CIUFFREDA
Evening star., 1953-05-07

LUNCH ROOM FOR SALE Total
price. So, 500. 70S 9th st. NV. 7S
TAVERN: beer. wine: air-cond.; ODD.
SOLDIERS Home: new hosp. ctr.
OWNER. No phone calls. 100 Up
LUNCH ROOM in industrial area,
wine and beer. does over 5000
daily; low overhead, real money
maker: DEMATATIS REALTY CO..
142O N. 7. ave NV. ST. 3-S561
Evening star., 1953-05-07

THE cREsANT TOURIST HOME
And s cabins with 2R acres of
land in Laurel. Md. Owner retiring
and will sacrifice this money making
business. The home has 12 large
rooms, including keepers quarters.
h.-w.h., all new plumbing: s cabins
with garages attached. completely
furnished. Beautiful shrubbery, and
asphalt driveways. A home and an
investment. For only S67,500 Sub
stantial cash. To inspect call ALVIN
EPL1NG. UN. 4-0313
Evening star., 1953-05-07

NICE SMALL RESTAURANT for sale
d" license. Open am. to 6
Pm; 5z3-day wk.; making money.
VARIETY STORE-Long estab. busi.
ness. $4,000 gross, opportunity at
only $4,000. Inventory commensu-
rate with sale price. MICHAEL T.
HAGAN, III S-4323 IN
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KALORAMA SECTION

A real buy. close in and west OF Conn.
ave, for doctor, diplomat or any one
wanting q lovely town house; in an
excellent location. Priced right and
in good condition; spacious for gra-
cious living or entertaining. First
floor, liv. rm., din. rm:, library, kit.
ond fl, 4 bedrms., 2 baths. Third
floor, 2 bedrms., 2 baths. plus serv-
ants quarters and bath; English
bsmt. with rms. and powder rn1.
now used as doctors ONCE: gas h.-w.
h. Must really be seen to be appre.
ciated. For appt., call
CHEVY CHASE REALTY co.
EH 1000 ,An q pM
Evening star., 1953-05-07
HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEX. Beverly Hills-2-bedrm. Cape
Cod; May 22-NoV. 22: 10 Minis
Pent.. 15 D. c.; S150. XII. s-s6S5
CHEVY CHAsE-s15o-s4Oo. shor,
Saaos n IsRF tsFT 81 MS ssss57 sSsS7RE e. aSsss
CHI. CHI. d. c.: .attrac. furn. 3-bedrm
ons GHsf lease Ab iss EFicSnds ar eyes short
s$29 s:.9'VSi WAEERIDGE LIZ 4Sai PL. N.w.-Fasrn
KSRSAA5F0T' SA50 sos 18th st. NV. NA
4is59' ALABAMA AVE. s.E.-T5et
SeI SFlfk f,,In 0esFms sEHS Spaci AND 0eC EeT2
ROoMING HOUSE, 1888 Longfeliov
st. n.w.-Brick house with entrance
hall, liv. rm:, din. rm., kit, Z
screened and ! open porch, 4 bed.
@i taehed fns 'stas saasre full Hoaas Ssa' as
Phone M.st NJ! YOant HSS Win PTs Franz NRn's s
JEeFHFFEhkassoSNs EeFHFFEEhasSs Ri nAlNoktm1is;em,det N1t1i; brio,
Sl1S.J Sl1S pc per mo. XII. 9-e644 or TE
PAINT tif'i BRANCH FARMs-AvaiLI. iLIS IN.
til til Aug. IS: l S. bsSGrm. bath and der
on lst n, bedrmS. and bath or
2nd H.; liv. rm., din. rm., kit; on
l acre of ground with beautiful
trees. Grand area for children
call Mrs. Upp. JU. 9-0335. WAL.
RIES,c& RER s DpsUnNSLoP, DpsUnNSL INC. UPTOWN
UPPER NV, semidet.. 3-bedrm., 9
baths; beaut. furnished: gas h.-w
heat: auto. wash. machine; garage
$175 mo. CO. 5-2s33, ia. 9-624a
SILVER SPRING-Available now. 3.
bedrm. brick Colonial: hsmt., auto
dryer, and washer. TV set. China
included. Bus at door. $3.50 mo
Till pm, LO. 5-2S00. HUGGINS
& HARRISON. INC. -
HOME FOR RETIRED, or couple
with children who apprec. nature
and privacy. Furnished log house
liv. rm., stone fireplace. bedrm., din
rm.. kit, bath. Beautiful loo; trees
fields: garden. Fairfax. Va. SIS per
mo. Lease. Ma. 5000, Q to 5 week
FIVE We MINUTES PENrAeoN. 1deal
for bechelors. Attrac. dec. studio
type 2-bedrm. brick, pic. windows
trees; immed, pos. $3.50. KE. s-7122
$500 eth ST. N.w.-corner brick,
4 bedrms:; well furn.: tmmed. oc-
cup; $3.50 per mo: RA, 6-s7oo..
FIVE ROOM BUNGALOW and bath:
nicely furn; S120. Nj. Walter Reed,
Call JU, o-033o. Ill
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WOUD' nj; 3[u ana Guack-
enbos st. Det. brick; 5 rms. l bath.
Extra lavatory. 1st f. Lge. deep lot; I;
brick garage; recreation rm.; slate
roc; S9ot; custom built. Vacant. Only
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WE HAVE FOR LEASE

WE HAVE FOR LEASE
Two connected stores with approx.
$500 So. #. on main thoroushfare
in Sc. Washington; dry storage
basement under both; also con-
nected to Scar garage with ware
housing above. Fire-proof construc-
ton. Building and location suitable
for distributor retail business need
ing office and warehouse space. For
information. RE. 7-3500.
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CHEVY CHASE, d. C.. soe.5oo--ISn

CHEVY CHASE, d. c.: S29,5OO-Just
east OF Conn. ave. Five-year-o
Oct. brick. Excellent center-hali
plan, lily; rm. with screened living
kit. 9 bedrms. ! 0bll baths. fW;. ssairs isrte 20
storage attic, level lot with plenty
OF play room. garage; near LAFAYETTE
school; $4,000, 4e6 1st trust avail
able; will finance with $1,000 cash.
LEGUM 4 GERBER. Realtors. EN-.
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HOUSES SALE-N.W, Cont. }

Only S15.500, A 7-rm., o-bath home.
RECEPTION hall, very large rms; full
6Smt., garage. To inspect call Mr..
Wozniak: co. 5-S545 or OIL. 4-3s06.
kIRKS REALTY CO. REALTORS
Hn oR~Tc
Evening star., 1953-05-07

CHEVY. CHASE, d. C.-Brand-new
brick home, Just block from conv.
WIS WIS ., ave. Three bright bedrms.
and full daylight basement: only
ST.. .250. reaS. terms. OLIVER r
CARR; MA. S-S093; ewes, OIL.
Evening star., 1953-05-07

FALLS CHURcH-4-bed Cape Cod
immac. cond.: S145.
INGTON-3-bedrm. Colonial. full
bsmt. huge screened porch; S146
90 Hillwood Ave-. Fails Church. Va.
JE. 2-S322 Ewes, JE. 2-937o
Evening star., 1953-05-07
1-MAN GROCERY

Owner quotes S1O0 daily. Living
quarters available. Seller ill-muSt
be sold. Stock fixtures and equip.
cost $500; 1880 cash may take
everything. Evenings, Shea Chasen.
RA. 6-543s.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
ss1 Z St. NV. MA. s-ss7s
Evening star., 1953-05-07
$1,000 DOWN
SODA FOUNTAIN

SODA FUN AIN
Sandwiches, coffee and magazines.
owner quotes over 5000 wkly.
Rent only SIPS with apt. Pin ball
machine net $500 monthly. Must
larger business. Exclusive. Evenings,
sam Blanken, Ia. 9-09a5.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 E st. NV. MA. S-9373
Evening star., 1953-05-07
HOUSES FURNISHED (cont.l J

NEAR r.. q 9Th A AND MD. AVE. Ne
kit, full bsmt., porches. Gar & ga: ga
IIage: available now; S135 mo. Ii,
ALEX:-Newly decorated and at
tractiYely furn; with ANTIQUES; lovely
and " baths; avail. Immediately
ei5 jEFFERsSNsT S5sTis; sr. NE.-5-bed.
room semidet. brick house avail. for
immed. occup.; S160 mo: fully
equipped Kit, Venetian blinds. wash
fbeSi cbooi, gas sboanins heat; 6smt Osnt.; ;Gnv t.
inspect call LEO M BERNSTEIN
q CO.. 1415 K st. NV, NE. S-540O
SUMMER RENTALS-We have a lpe
selection of attrac. homes for rent
dor tnef summer, CONSISTING. of 3, 4
For sppt. to see, eau EN-. s-4464
", "; c. d A N. MILLER, Renta
WESLEY HEIGHrs-Five bedrooms
az baths, lge. step-down liV rm.
RMe s44S4 4BIarv w. ASsil q. T. tpSdayi a. Il NIL ME-
SUMNER, MD.Scenter-hall plan: :
sersansa sedrmsa 2as a., baths. mod: lit.
HNGteSSneo N,eS porch: excel. location
"; C. & A. N. MILLER. Renta
SEVERAL HOMES. airy. light. SPOT.
lesS!y clean, yard and basement
sI5d52E;SSl"o: 55ES and 4 bedrms. LO
2.BEDROoM FURN. HoME-si,tve,
Spring. Nd: Spacious yd.; conv. to
DREYEUss BROS. 1918 18th st st.
nv. Ma. S-05S2. -
GEORGETOWN--Large liy. rm., din
rm.: kit. 4 bedrms., 3 baths. june
I5;;oct. Is or shorter period. $3.50
Gall AD; 41i477 or AID. 2-l565. 8
IGEORGETOWN-Three- bedrm. brick
entr. hall. liv. rm. with firepl..' din
IN rm;. mod, XII; Set back from street;
marvellous closets. $15S.50 mo. incl
3-45S5. Ii
6 RMS. gas heat. built-in garage. Vic.
Walter Reed Hospital Phone La
6-3345 after $50 pm. 10
S. ARL.-2-bedrm: house. conv. shop
ping and school, SI35 mo. Lease
unfurn. S1l0. Browning 10SS. g
Evening star., 1953-05-07
CATHEDRAL
AREA

You can't afford to miss this Colonel's
charming red-brick, Colonial-style
home Of spacious proportions, with 1
bedrooms and 3l2 baths in this ex.
exclusive area. Features: Liv. rm.
with open frepl,. lge. din. rm.. kit.
rear porch. 2:car garage, maids
room and bath and many other
extras; near parochial. public and
private schools and transp. OWNER
WILL TAKE FIRST TRUST. For APP
pointment, call Mrs. Chatterton,
KE. T-04S2 or ST. 3-7200 Exclusive.
JAMES L. DIXON & co.
Evening star., 1953-05-07
ARLINGTON

Several 1-bedroom apis in nearby
Arlington: close t2 Fl; Myer; only
May 16 and June /: rent, S72. 50
to $75, including utilities. To in-
speet;, see lanisors 1893 y. Pierce
81. n. @. SMITHY CO., s11 18th
St. NV. ST. $4,000.
Evening star., 1953-05-07
APARTMENTS WANTED

applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets; WASH, Va, Md
(whitel; open Z days. MA. S-O0O1
BEDRM., kitcheneteA
bath; pref. west of l4th St. Max.
$50. Call Ii. 6-S104 after 6 pm
Evening star., 1953-05-07
S1 500 DOWN

$500 DOWN
DELICATESSEN-GROCERY
No fresh meats; NV: 6-dav week
plete with approx. $1,000 stock
See and DE convinced. Evenings.
Morris Silberg. ia. 9-22S1.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
63l z st. NV. Ma. S-9373
Evening star., 1953-05-07
APTs. FURNISHED tcont.J

DUPONT CIRCLE. 1880 r ST. NV.
Bachelor apt. with or without refsr.
And efficiency APT. Also, 1888 N. H.
ave. bachelor apt. Avail. immed.