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Evening star., 1953-12-13
fPannunjom Collapse
May Throw Korean
Peace Back Into u. n.
BY M. A..eeio..d Pres.

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y, Dec.
IA complete breakdown in
the Panmunjom talks. as re-
ported today from Korea, would
throw the Korean peace con-
ference question back into the
now recessed U. N. General As
sembly. But there was no move
here today for assembly action
now.
The assembly recessed We'd
nesday subject to a call of Mrs.
Vijaya Lakshmi Pandit, Indian
woman president. if 81 or more
members agree with her that
developments make it necessary
The United States has promised
to support such a call If there
are good reasons for it.
Mrs. Pandit booked plane pas
sage out of New York late today
after a sudden decision to re-
turn to India and confer with
her brother. Prime Minister
Jawaharlal Nehru. Her decision
was made, however. before
United States envoy Arthur Dean
broke off the Panmunjom talks
early today.
v. K. Krishna Menon, acting
head Of the Indian delegation.
delayed until Monday his sched-
uled departure for New Delhi.
He began a new round Of talks
with other delegates here so that
! he can inform Nehru of the
latest thinking in the U. N.
Menon has been arguing that
the assembly may have a serious
problem late in January if 10000
North Korean and Communist
! Chinese prisoners are still in
the hands of the Neutral Nations
Repatriation Commission in
Korea, of which India is the
chairman. Inability to get the
peace conference going would
make the problem serious, Menon
has said.
Most delegations. including
that Of the United States. said
there would have to be fuller
reports of the Panmunjom
developments before the situa-
tion here hardenS.
Evening star., 1953-12-13
Buby Born With Two Heads
Survives With Aid of Oxyqen
Copyright Registered

ing at Daviess County Hospital
in Washington, Ind. and was
brought in the afternoon to
Riley Hospital here. a unit of
the Indiana University Medical
School.
The mother Of the child is a
28-year-old woman who has
given birth to five normal chill
dren.
In Chicago, a spokesman at
the Chicago Maternity Center
said a search of medical data
failed to disclose a history of
any such birth in which the
, infant was born alive.
Evening star., 1953-12-13
Trip 10 Korea Sought
By Louisiana Mother
ex the Assoeinted Pres,

URANIA, La. Dec. IL. - A
Louisiana mother wants to fly
to Korea to persuade her soldier
son to return home-despite the
army's refusal to allow another
mother to see her POW son.
1--WE got plenty of perser-
verance and I'm still hoping I'll
get to speak to my boy or see
him." Mrs. Henry Wilson of
Urania said today.
She said she and her husband
are going to see if "the folks
around will give us some dona-
tions to pay for the trip"
Mrs. Wilson'S son, Corpl. Aaron
Wilson, 81, is one of 20 American
G1s who have refused repatria-
ton.
II know he'll come home if he
has his choice" the 43-year-old
mother said. She believes her sor
was forced to stay with the Reds
Evening star., 1953-12-13
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District and vicinity - Con-
tinued cloudy and cold with
temperature in the 40s.
Virginia and Maryland-MoStly
cloudy and cold with little change
in temperatures.
Winds-Northeasterly at 1915
Evening star., 1953-12-13
Isl. Andrews Society.

y The Rev. George M. Docherty
minister of the New York Avenue
Presbyterian Church, will ad-
dress a luncheon meeting Of the
st. Andrews Society of Wash
ington at 1880 pm. Tuesday at
the Good Earth Restaurant,
1909 K street NV.
Evening star., 1953-12-13

Arlington County, which
achieved 104 per cent of its
Community Chest Campaign
quota. will have victory rally"
at 8 pm, December 81, in the
Lyon Village Community Center.
1t was incorrectly reported in
The Star Thursday that the
rally would be held tomorrow.
Evening star., 1953-12-13
Eight tAnti-Red P0Ws
Held as 4Are Killed
In Prison Compound
BY the Assoeiated Press

PANMUNJOM, Sunday. Dec.
13.-The Indian Custodial Com
mand announced today that it
had placed eight anti-Commu-
mist North Korean prisoners in
segregation today on charges
of Staying four fellow Korean
captiveS last night.
Bodies of the four were hurled
over the barbed wire fence of a
prison compound, apparently in
a flareup of violence over the re-
patriation issue. No. details were
released by the Indians on the
manner of the mems deaths. but
there had apparently been a
clash in the compound.
The Indian Command said
guards went in the North Korean
compound today and brought
out eight men identified as ''cul-
pritS" and 16 witnesses. The
eight suspects were identified
with the aid of the men who
wish repatriation" the Indian
Command said.
A breakdown in the explana-
tion program was engineered by
the Reds when it was found
that fewer than 8 per cent of
the first 1000 prisoners Ques-'
toned were accepting repatria-
ton.
Americans to Choose.
Twenty-Five American soldiers
begin making their final choice.
starting tomorrow. between re-
turning home or living under
Communist rule.
At 9 am. q pm. Sunday
EST, the first man Of the six
to be interviewed Monday will
walk into a Communist-erected
tent in the neutral zone come
face to face with American OFF,
GERS. Many of them have not
seen a free American in more
than two years.
Information available offered
scant hope that any of the %.
held for two and a half months
under guard Of India's troops.
would respond favorably to the
long-thought out American ap-
peal.
A 23d man, Corpl. Edward s.
Dickinson of Big Stone Gap.
Va, who voluntarily returned
home, has said. however. he
thought some of the men might
follow in his steps.
The handful of written state
ments the men have passed out
through the Indian Command
have followed the Communist
line strictly.
One Man at a Time.
American officers plan to
speak to the men one at a time
although facilities are available
for five separate sessions to be
held simultaneously.
Each interview probably. will
last an hour or more and will
include tape recordings and
messages to the prisoners from
their families.
One soldiers mother, Mrs.
Portia Howe. of Alden, Mimi,
few to Tokyo in hope of being
allowed to confront her son,
Pfc. Richard r. TenAeson, per-
sonally. The Army turned down
her request to come to Korea
because, it said, the Reds might
then demand relatives of the 22,-
900 unpatriated Reds visit them.
She sent message to her son
through the Indian command,
however. It was delivered today.
The Indians said they would
relay any answer.
I'm staying in a hotel in
Tokyo" the message said.
I'D be very happy to talk ito
you. I came out here in spite of
Christmas preparation to talk to
you. A message would reach me
in my hotel in Tokyo" After
that she could only wait and
hope.
Evening star., 1953-12-13
Nuthun Speaks Tuesday

Robert r. Nathan, author and
economic advisor to France.
Burma and the United Nations
Korean Reconstruction Agency.
will speak on the Middle East
at an 8:15 pm. meeting Tues
day Of the B'nai Birth Hillel
Foundation. 2129 F street NV.
Evening star., 1953-12-13
River Report
tFrom q. s. Engine

miles per hour (National Air
Evening star., 1953-12-13
A-Bomb VuuIts Built

Atom bomb vaults are now
under construction in Western
Germany and France, Frankfurt,
Germany, reports.
Evening star., 1953-12-13

This edition also contains
This Week Magazine OF 81
pages, a 10-pGge comic section
and. 81 pages of roto0r1vure.
Evening star., 1953-12-13
AImus Temple Ceremony

Almas Temple will initiate 1875
candidates in a special ritualistic
ceremony at 1880 pm. tomorrow
in the Hotel Statler.
Evening star., 1953-12-13

States and the eastern third of the Nation will have
weather today Rain forecast for the Middle Atlantic
for Western Lakes The central third
partly cloudy weather will the Southwest which
can expect Oregon Washington expect
1t will be In the Southwest Southern Plains
Central Mississippi Valley 1t will be cold in the south
Of the Nation temperatures
for the Northern and Central Plans-AP Wirephoto Map
Evening star., 1953-12-13

miles per hour National Air
port).
River Report
From q. s. Engineers,
Potomac River muddy at Harpers
Ferry and muddy at Great Falls: Shen-
andoah muddy at Harper's Ferry.
Humidity.
tReadings Washington National Airport
Yesterday Pet.
Noon I'll
pm. -~- 96
Evening star., 1953-09-13
MissMcEnery Is ENGAGED
.Glogau Photo.
- HN

Mrs. Samuel D. McEnery of New
Orleans, La, and of Mrs. John S..
Winn and the late Gen. Winn of
Berkeley, Calf. She is the cous-
in of Maj. Gen. and Mrs. Rob-
ert L. Walsh of this city.
After graduating from the
Anna Head School in Berkeley.
the bride-elect received her de-
gree from the University of Cali
fornia. She has since been living
in Washington.
1t. Mark, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Gerald r. Mark of Kankakee,
ILL.,, is a graduate of Northwest
ern University. He is currently
stationed at El Toro Marine Air
Base in California.
Evening star., 1953-09-13
Tydings
Married to
Mr.. GiIIet

Former Senator Millard E.
Tydings escorted his daughter
Eleanor when she became the
bride yesterday of Mr.. Francis
Warrington Gillet, jr.. of Balti-
more. The ceremony took place
in the garden of Darlington.
Havre de Grace, Md, home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Tydings, with
Bishop Donald Aldrich of Prince
ton, N. j., and the Rev. Guthrie
Speers of Baltimore officiating.
The bride wore an off-the-
shoulder white taffeta gown and
an heirloom rosepoint lace train
worn by her mother and grand
>. mother. Her over-veil was of
tulle and she carried white or
chidS.
--s Miss Suzanne Walker, daugh-
ter of Mrs. Davies Fitch and
cousin of the bride, was the maid
of honor. Her gown was pale
yellow silk faille, with which she
wore a Juliet cap and she car
ried a small bouquet of white
chrySanthemums. The brides
maids, all wearing pale green silk
faille with matching caps and
carrying bouquets like the maid
of honor's, were the Misses Ell
eanor Kenny, Sally Alexander,
Jacqueline Ewing, Page Gillet,
Peggy Hobbs, Esther McLea and
Bessie Appleton. Maria Grosjean,
daughter of Mrs. TydingS' sister,
Mrs. Robert Leon Grosjean of
Bedford. N. Y, another cousin of
the bride. was the flower girl.
She also wore yellow dress.
Mr.. William Whitridge served
as best man for the bridegroom,
who is the son of Mr.. Francis
Warrington Gillet of Baltimore
and Mrs. George Eustis of Aiken,
S. c. The usherS we're the Messrs.
Joseph Davies TydingS, George
Gillet, James McHenry Gillet.
Sherlock Gillet, James King,
Angus Mclean, MacCullum Rein
hoff, Cyrus HORNE, William
Brewster, Gordon Gatchell, Rob-
ert Warf1eld and Luther Ditch.
After the ceremony a reception
was held on the lawn overlook
ing Chesapeake Bay. The couple
will go to the West Indies for
their wedding trip and then to
Fort Benning, Ga, where the
bridegroom will be stationed as
second lieutenant with the United
States Army.
The bride, granddaughter of
former Ambassador Joseph E.
Davies and of Mrs. Emlen Davies
of Washington, was graduated
from Garrison Forest School and
studied at Sarah Lawrence and
Goucher Colleges. She also
studied piano at the Peabody
Institute in Baltimore.
Mr.. Gillet is the grandson of
the late Mr.. and Mrs. George
Gillet of Baltimore. He is a
graduate of the Gilman School
and of Johns Hopkins University.
Among distinguished guests
planning to be present at the
ceremony and reception were
Mrs. Woodrow Wilson, Supreme
Court Justices Stanley Reed,
Harold Burton and Tom Clark
and their wives: the dean of the
Diplomatic Corps and Mrs
Evening star., 1953-09-13

The engagement OF Miss Caro-
lyn Douglas MeEnery to 1t. Ger
aid r. Mark, jr., U. S. M. c., has
been announced by her parents,
Col. and Mrs. Douglas Wiltz Nc
Emery of Carmel, Calf. No date
has been set for the wedding.
Miss McEnery is the grand
daughter of the late Senator and
Evening star., 1953-09-13

Munthe de Morgenstierne, Span
ish Ambassador and Sonora de
Lequerice, Senator and Mrs. Estes
Kefauver, Senator and Mrs.
Thomas Hennings and former
Gov. of Maryland and Mrs. Will
liam Preston Lane,
Evening star., 1953-09-13

This is Washington's most important fashion neOs in
years! The new Jande cloth coat collection reflects
the attention to design, quality and craftsman
ship that has long distinguished Washingons largest
and finest collection of furs.
The policy of our cloth coat salon as with furs .
is to present only the very newest smartest creations
of the leading designers of this country and abroad
MONTE SANO & PRUZAN BEN GERSHEL MI
TILLY HEITNER ORIGINALS CARMEL Ia VI
Here at Jandes you may select your cloth coat furs
knowing that you will be choosing from comprehensive
groups of the most imaginative designs. the richest,
finest materials where the hallmark is quality
and the range is wide enough to appeal to the most
fashion conscious women interested in only the finest
-. at prices that assure you of the ultimate in vaue
Lay-Away Plan Convenient Terms Arranged
Evening star., 1953-09-13


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Evening star., 1953-09-13

1412 F STREET NV.
Evening star., 1953-01-26
SA Z!

There's EXTRA SAVINGS at SAFE
WAY this week +. during our SAFEWAY
se aside the entire week for the feed
savings event of the New Year The values
listed on this page are typical and just few of
the many bargains you'll find at every Safeway
store. You'll find your favorite Safeway gaily
decorated with colorful banners and pennants
this week. You'll find special displays of famous
brands of foods at reduced prices. You'll find
many Managers Specials" clearly price tagged
on our shelves. You'll find Safeway pleasant
and profitable place to shop :. especially during
the SAFEWAY MANAGERS SALE all this
week Come get your share of the savings
Evening star., 1953-01-26

These prices effective until close Of
business Wednesday. January 2S, 1858.
in Washington, d. C.i MARYLAND:
Bethesda, Silver Spring, TakOmA Park,
Bladensburg. Rockville, GaithersburK.
Coral Hills, HyattsvilIe, KensinKtOn,
Brentwood. Chevy Chase, COlmar Manor.
wheaton, Mount Rainier. COllege Park,
Berwyn. Suitland, Marlboro, Laurel. In.
dian Head. Capitol Heights. VIRGINIA:
Alexandria. Arlington. Fairfax, Falls
Church, Mclean, Herndon, Vienna, An
Mandate. NO SALES TO DEALERS.
WE RESERVE THE RIGHT TO LIMIT
QUANTITIES. Produce prices subject to
change daily
Evening star., 1953-06-05
OPEN SAT. AND SUN,
ALT, REAT. RTTYS

D314 Caroline ave. Stone bunga.
1000, Only Sl,6OO down. va,
cant: Directions: Colesville I'd.
right on Franklin, right on Caroline
Mrs. Hart, LO. 5-50O7.
900. Monthly payments. S7l incl
taxes and insur. Dir: Ga. ave.
right on Dennis, left on Inwood
right on Handy. Mr.. Hunt. AP. 2,
$40 Belvedere blvd. Ranch rambler
$4,000. Only 81 900 down. Dir.
Colesville I'd. past 4 Corners, left or
Eastwood, left on Belvedere. Mr.
s613 Fsnimore I'd: All-brick rambler
$4,000. Only 81, 800 down. Dir.
Viers Mil rd.. right on Gait, right
on Fenimore. Mr.. Jones, AP. q
ll12 Dryden st. Expansion atti,
brick. Terrific buy at S13,5O0. Dir.
Ga. ave.. right on Forest Glen I'd.
left ON Tenbrook, right on Dryden
Mr.. Creech. LO. 4-7374.
1902 Evans pkwy. Det. 8-bedrm
brick Colonial. Beat this at $15,.
800. Dir: Ga. ave-, right on Den.
mis-, left on Evans pkwy. Mr.. Dick
cox a. CO. Ju. 5-O77b
Evening star., 1953-06-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.
WOULD YOU

Pay 0 price in the very low twentieS
Wisconsin nSe DTlsk With nSme fesy SSse bic
bedrms. Giant closets with lights
tiled baths. rear screened porch,
table space in kit. Book shelves In
hv. rm.. china cabinets in din. rm.,
ar6or. all beartnT: red red roses S climb- e
ing up garage wall to sun deck. Nr.
Lynbrook School, Our Lady OF
Lourdes. Naval Medical. We think
the 1st TO see. 1t win buy 1t at the
remarkable price. Lge. trust avail
able. Cali tonight, OIL. 2-761I.
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc.
Evening star., 1953-06-05
EILAND BROTHERS. DE. 1855
1890 11th st. NV. -
COLORED
PETWORTH
4721 9th ST. NV.

First time available. fine home and
income; brick. S16,950. 2 apts,. .
concrete front porch, beautiful yard
Rent free for the buyer with income
paying of the balance. Drive BY,
then call JOSEPH KINSKY. OIL.
Evening star., 1953-06-05
Near st. Bernadette's

HAMBLER--S19,90 300
All-brick rambler with 3 good-sized
bedrms., 1S-ft. hv. rm. with hrepl;.
separate din. rm.,. GE kit. with
eating space; full bsmt. and front
porch. T. =. BLANCHARD, JU.
e-6767 III Q.
Evening star., 1953-06-05
WHEATON HILLS -

,-bedfm. brick Colonial, approx.
$4,000 down; win consider taking
family. School and park close by.
Many desirable features in home. 9
twin-size bedrms., lovely bath, lge.
din. and liv. rms. conveniently ar
ranged kit. with table space, Hot
point dishwasher. like-new Magic
orei StSve ns ano az rTigi6sire t;s Come Sat
drive out Ga. ave. past Wheaton
Shopping Center; left on Parker
ave.; right on Broadview to 11700
Lytle "a
Evening star., 1953-06-05
BETHESDA-$24.950

THERE IS NO BETTER BUY
we'll designed. immaculate.
prewar brick Colonial on o magnifi-
cent corner lot All 1st-h. rms.
open of center reception hall, incl.
q large liv. rm. with adjacent Sc
cluded scr. porch; lovely din. rnl..
uiiy ywelI.proportioned fCup Ki sdo beSroems
baths on End. Maids rm. and u
bath In bsmt.; det garage: fine
established section Of attrac. prop
critics; / blk. to bus. short walk to
schools, Battery Park Clubhouse and
tennis courts. SEE THIS ONE BE-
FORE YOU BUY. once open til O..
Town & Suburban. EN-. 2-9400
Evening star., 1953-06-05
CARROLL. knobs
CHEVY CHASE,

Only 1 block TO busline and close to
public and parochial schools is this
2-yr.-old custom-built rambler that
is really designed for living. The
floor is outstanding and the house
is very tastefully decorated and in
immaculate condition. Fine wall
to-wall cafpeting and lovely drapes
go with the house. There is lovely
reception hall, large comfortable
living room. beautiful bright dining
room, 3 twin-siZe bedrooms, 2
baths, large fully equipped kitchen
with breakfast area. fine utility
room with clothes washer. dryer
and deep freeze. and built-in ga
rage. Located on a large lovely
lot in q fine section of North Chevy
Chase. Owner leaving town and
home is most reasonably priced.
EDWARD F. FRY co.
OIL. 4-5212 Ewes. DE. 2-5076
Evening star., 1953-06-05
S13 3950EPARKWOOD

$13,95O-PARKWOOD
Two bedrms;, recreation rm.S lovely
sized bedrooms, tiled bath. 20-ft.
E' eled recrestion s; ton G1nL room .rA 4 small mail
BLANcHARp. 10. s.57S7 TIL 8.
BROWNS BUYS BEST
PRIZE POSSESSION
3-bedrm, brick rambler, on big lot.
Large liv; rm: with fireplace. pic
tSTs sarpp.d %andaE E ead Hh e sab. a1s: space Full
bsmt. Cony. to everything. satisfy
your hearts desire while you can.
NEAT AND SWEET
bunsalcy, in Takons
kitchen. basement. large porch:
It. lot. Excel. cond. $4,000.
3 3-BEDRM. COLONIALS
STAR start Ivina. All All Conveniently 10:
tfsssD sas1s Price. ssnsG4 ssi45oo e0Sos1
Don't make q move without seeing.
COMPREHENSION
Pretty, white, 3-hedrm. Dutch Colo
nial, In Kensington, on "a acre;
bedrm. and bath on 1st mr.; large
liv. fm., fireplace aud dinette; kit.
with table space End mr. has
kitchen facilities for income.
INCOME PROPERTIES
brick home, with income
UP to $500 Der mo. Fine. newer
frame homes, with Q to 4 apis:
Let your home pay for Itself; CAL
SSSGirNScyS4 ~ S-yS444' 'o' S'4S" oNoSN IVY
Evening star., 1953-06-05
SOMERSET

Large white brick rambler on quiet
street Just over D. C. line. west OF
wis. ave-: spacious lily. rm.,. separate
din. rm., very large elec. kit, bed
rms, all take twin beds, big closets.
baths: sround1levell lacs basement snS Win Win
ture windows; 3rd bath: 2-car built
in garage; yard with trees: the type
home that is hard to md. Call Mrs.
Dawson, WO. 6-4162 for appt:
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
Realtnr 1924 14th St. AD. 4-20O6
Evening star., 1953-06-05

ROCK CREEK HoREST-Extra lge.
s prick Colonial lge. bedrms., 2
rn1:: gar. wooded lot. A. j. KESS-
NIGER & CO., JU. 9-4544. -5
ROCKVILLE, 12.500.-Dutch Co
lonial; two bedrooms, separate din
ing room. large kitchen, full base
ment: excellent condition. Lot l7O-
It. long. No agents. 500 Penham
I'd. Poplar 2-29S4. 7'
SPRING-$I4,95O. Fine loo,
near Franklin and ocala; white brk..
2 stories; 8 rms, bath. bsmt., garage.
screened porch. slate roof; lovely
wooded lot on quiet dead-end street.
FRANK IS s; PHILLIPS. DI. 7-i4Ii.
SILVER sPRING-s1,5oo down buys
two-hedrm. house, with lge. ex-
pansible attic. Assume 4es loan,
500 per mo. OIL. 4-5696, LEE FREW
SILVER sPRING-seven-rm. and Q
bath frame house: located in q de-
sirahle neighborhood near schools
s.i9res .aonnsd ond tfansp.; shady street.
Evening star., 1953-06-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.
BETHESDA RAMBLER
BY OWNER
UNUSUAL INTERIOR

ONO0O1AA 11N GItIN1N
Near Ns Naval Med. and NH: 2 yrs.
bright bsmt., pine-paneied den
game rm., dance rm., workshop.
laundry. Adults Rock Greek Park;
8 closets, full din. rm., liy. rm. with
2l-ft. tapestry brick fireplace, wall
and picture windows; very mod.
4e5 1st trust. By appt., OIL. 4-1I33'
or RE. 7-6033. -
Evening star., 1953-06-05
BRANDYWINE

D1tk11VD I w 11NG
LsrEe s:rm: det; brick ~, with APPROX.
Route 301 and Route 5 Southern
Md, 10 miles from D, C.. Owner
must sell Call Ii. 3-6S66, LU.
1-S642. DU. 7-4767. "a
COLLEGE PARK
p ssrss HssS YES + hons. Is trqs g bs.ss bs,s
ment, oil heat. This property can
be used numerous ways. House can
be purchased with acres or with
entire tract; close to transp. and
University Of Maryland.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
WA. 1865. UN. 4-1106. WA. 7-Oe36
Evening star., 1953-06-05
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

ANACOSTIA, 18th st.. semidet. as
DeSsos snlngle. lge. rms. and bath,
sSnv; sSnvn;,ntto to cIl churches, schools and
For arlis spp SilsSD sa EEmco%R Elsh SRY
REALTY SERVICE. 70. 2-7S55.
semidet. asbes-
tos shingle home: fully insulated; !;
como ANSeosr1R8 ES5s5 Rsr' 1sRt TIExNenl Sil
CAPITOL HILL-By OWNER. 2l7
rms. rms s Baths. looming stories: hesse' sult IT,
for converting into 3 'apts. LU.
500 Stock FoxHALL PL.-1mmac.
2n 21bedEm. E1f ITiek 3nI; ,.g lge liy; , rm. din.
level entr.. deep lot: Priced $3.50
SERVICE. :s5e %. 2N7sSS' 2H7NsSS'MS HEAtFx
SALE BY OWNER-Row house, gas
heat; winter fuel S13 monthly; 5
bedrms.. recr; rm:; fenced I'd; storm
WlndSTs; wi a%I3 3Sl; $1,000; 10. 2-0396. %
ssfiigsfssRofs: Ss ssRs 'rts5 IS sss old Unit
new-house cond.: fuli bsmt.; ga; gas
&C: neat: laundry trays. ANA
COSTA FINANCE CORP. LU.
BUNGALow-S5OO down, $40 per
mo. Congress Hts, mr.. shopping
eG11Io eenter; Huge h4sssvZ kit;; full bsmt;, lot
RE. TITO. -6
SIT 9th ST. s.E.-S7a5 down and
move right in this 3-bedrm. brick:
gas heat: ideal locS fine cond.
S1O.95O. 10. 9-S623. -
HOME AND INCOME-Modern brick
home, arranged 8 rms. III baths.
plus efficiency apt. with pvt. bath
HEIGHTS. Bus at door. s., 500 down.
1851 NICHOLS AVE.-OWner sscri-
ficing. this 6-rm. detached asbestos
Shingle dwelling. Has full bsmt. :.
h.-w.h., large back porch and could
be made into 2 apis. Deep fenced
in lot, Conv. to Catholic Church
and school. Make us an offer. 10.
2-7666. .
Evening star., 1953-06-05
WEEKEND SPECIALS

NEAR INDIAN SPRING CLUB
CloSe-in; 4-bedrm., 2-bath brick:
family-size din rm:, screened porch.
rec, rm.; gar; lge. shaded lot.
S21,950.
GLENMONT
This attr. 3-bedrm.; on Q lovely cor.
lot; Is an unusual buy for S12,5O0.
NOT A CRACKER BOX
tile baths, slate roof, h.-w.h., re-
ceSsed radiators: In one Of Silver
Springs finest. close-in residential
areas; mr.. schools, bus and shops. A
real special for S1S,950.
GEORGE W. BAUsERMAN.
Ewes, RA. 3-5SS3 or JU. o-4666
Evening star., 1953-06-05

CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER
8 BRS.-2 BATHS-GAR.
Just across District Line in beautiful
Rock Creek Forest; near shopping
center, bus and school. De luxe all
brick; all-elec. kit, patio. full
bsmt Must be inspected. Only
$27.950. TU. 2-1136 til 8 pm.
T. N. LERNER & CO.
Evening star., 1953-06-05
NON-GI

NON-GI
30-yr., 40 loan, SSS mo-. incl. every
thing: 10 min. Sil. Spring; 3-bedrm.
brick rambler; 2Ox14 liv. rm., fire.
place; din. rm., full bsmt.: mos.
old. Owner transferred. For quick
sale. S17,400. ME. S-2346!
HEART OF SILVER SPRING-A real
charmer. Immaculate 5-rm. bunga-
low with 2 extra rms. in bsnt. GAS
h.-w.h. ONLY S12,65O.
BEERS BROS. Till 9. JU. 6-7611
Evening star., 1953-06-05
$500 CASH
RECREATION ROOM

Wheaton area: 2-bedrm. bungalow II
immaculate condition. completely
finished basement with rec. rm.
lot; near schools and transportation
Payments less than rent. Call Mr.
johnson, LO. 4-7017.
Colonial Investment Co.