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Evening star., 1954-10-06
Ryan Charges Hyde,
g. 0. P. Have Injured
Government Service

Edward j. Ryan, Democratic
candidate for Congress from the
9Th Maryland district, charged
last night that his Republican
opponent. incumbent Representa-
tive Hyde. has helped the Re-
publicans almost demolish" the
Government service.
First a bunch of know-noth-
ings-businessmen, they call
themselves-come in and try to
fire everybody in sight in the
name of phony economy" Mr..
Ryan told the Optimist Club at
Four Corners, Md.
"Then, to add insult to injury,
they go around sounding of
about civil servants being Trojan
horses'-Commerce Secretary
Weeks said that" Mr.. Ryan de-
clared. "Or they call Govern
ment workers 'difndents, daw-
dlers and deadheads'-Attorney
General Brownell said that. Or
they call Federal employees mem
bers Of swollen bureaucracy
that's one Agriculture Secre-
tary Benson got off,"
The Republicans have made
many boasts about the so-called
security risks" they removed
from Government service. Mr..
Ryan asserted, but "they didn't
even make one arrest" for
espionage or sabotage, according
to j. Edgar Hoover and the Jus
tice Department.
"Of course. to cap the climax.
they've started this new busi-
ness Of spying on peoples pri-
vate lives" the Democrat con-
tinued. That's Budget Bureau
Director Rowland Hughes order
to Federal agencies to set UP a
spy system to keep a check on
the off-duty activities Of Federal
employees.
Nov that's about as low as
you can get. Next thing you
know, you'll 60 to see an old
movie =. that mentions Presi-
dent Roosevelt. Then you'll get
fired as q 'subyersive' or q 'secu-
rtty risk"
Evening star., 1954-10-06
Investigation Urged
In Land Bought by
Arlington S Board

The Arlington County Board
paid two Washington developers
$134, 900 this year for a six-acre
playground site which cost the
developers $4,000 three years
ago, a board candidate charged
last night.
Daniel A. Dugan, former board
member seeking election as an
independent, said a full report
of the transaction should be
made to the people of Arling-
ton.
The value of the tract, at
South Fifteenth and Hayes
streets, was increased by the
boards own action in rezoning
an adjoining tract from apart
ment to light industrial, Mr..
Dugan told a group Of South Ar
lington residents.
Mr.. Dugan said records at
the County Courthouse show the
land was purchased by Morris
Cafritz and Charles Tompkins
for $4,000 an acre several years
ago and sold to the board as a
playground site in the Virginia
Highlands area tor $4,000.
Mrs. Leone Buchholz, board
chairman who is seeking re. elec-
ton as an Arlington Independ-
ent Movement candidate de-
Tended the boards action. She
said the adjoining land was sold
to the Western Electric Corp,
for $4,000 an acre.
In reply to Mr.. Dugan'S asSer-
ton that the land could have
been obtained more cheeply
through condemnation proceed
ings, Mrs. Buchholz said she felt
the court would have set the
value of the land at $4,000.
Ivan A. Booker, candidate Of
the Arlington Town Meeting,
termed the transaction "a fla
grant example of the kind OF
purchase of which could not
approve" He said condemna-
ton proceedings should have
been brought to obtain the land
cheaper.
Brian Bell, Democratic candi-
date for the board seat. said the
land should have been acquired
before the value was, increased
by the rezoning Of the adjoining
| tract.
Evening star., 1954-10-06
Stanley Says Virginia
Wants Segregation,
But by Legal Means
Star Stad Photo.
By Alex R. Preston

Gov. Stanley last night ex-
pressed the desire of Virginians
to be "law-abiding citizens" and
at the same time maintain seq
regration Of whites and Negroes
in the public schools.
"By reason of the decision Of
the Supreme Court" he said,
I'VE are facing the gravest prob
lem since the end of the Civil
War. I don't think we will face
anything else that will give Vir-
ginia as grave a problem"
The Governor spoke at a din
ner meeting of the Northern
Virginia Builders Association at
the Washington Golf and Coun-
try Club, Arlington. His talk of
about 20 minutes was heard in
silence except for a burst of ap-
plause that greeted this COM
ment on the segregation ques-
ton:
I'm not going to make predic-
tions what we will do, but I re-
peat what I have said before:
I will use all legal means we can
find to preserve segregation in
Virginia"
For Segregation.
He also said, 1--WE here in Vir-
ginia want to be law-abiding citi-
zens and I'm sure we will be.
believe the sentiment in Vir-
ginia is that If there is a way to
do it, segregation must be con-
Ntinued."
Declaring he feels kindly
toward the Negro, Gov. Stanley
added, II want to see them have
the same opportunity that your
son and my son have"
He dwelt for some minutes on
the difficult decisions that face
a Governor and told of how he
had appointed a 32-member
commission of State legislators
to tackle the segregation prob
lem. This commission will hold
a public hearing in Richmond
on November Is, and possibly
follow up with other hearings in
each congressional district.
Finance Study.
He turned to the subject Of
another commission--one ne ap-
pointed to study the capital
outlay needs of the State and
methods Of financing.
At the last session of the Cen
eral Assembly, he said, capital
outlay requests totalled more
than 500 million but the Legis-
lature could provide only SIG
million.
He has requested the special
commission to report to him by
September /. 1855.
Pay-as-You-Go System.
"It Is my hope that we may
continue on q pay-as-you-go
system in Virginia." he said.
adding q hint that some revision
of the States tax structure may
be necessary.
Gov. Stanley said the State,
itself. is completely free Of debt
but he professed to be "astound-
ed" when he learned the counties
and cities are indebted to the
extent of some $243 million.
Former State Senator Andrew
w. Clarke Of Belle Haven in
troduced the Governor. Mr..
Clarke lauded the chief ex-
ecutive for getting behind
amendments which put more
teeth In the ''right-to-work" law
and which were strongly backed
by q group Of Northern Virginia
builders at the last session of
J the Legislature.
Evening star., 1954-10-06
Candidates to Debute

John G. Webb, Democrat, and
Heuiet Phillips, Independent,
candidates for Congress from
the 10th Virginia district, will
debate local problems at a meet
ing of the Groveton Citizens
Association at 8 pm. Friday in
the Groveton Elementary School.
Evening star., 1954-10-06
Quote Club to Meet

The Quota Club Of Arlington
will meet at z o'clock tonight in
Evans Coffee Shop, Alto Lee
highway, Arlington.
Evening star., 1954-11-07

A start was made recently when the Manila
Pact, a defense treaty for Southeast Asia, was
signed by eight nations. But Il was only
start We would be fools to think we can win
cold wars merely with fancy documents.
There are half dozen practical steps we
can take now that could change the picture IN
Southeast Asia. Let's see how things stand.
NgaSeg Rowas Change
lNDo CHINA gave Communism its greatest
diplomatic victory since the Bolshevik revolu-
ton in 1917. It's probably true that the
Geneva agreement partitioning yietnam was
the only way out of the mess for the West
short of World War III. French refusal 10 cut
the bonds of colonialism = cleanly and fully.
as the United States did in my country
insured Communist victory. q.
Let's recognize that to millions Of Asian1
Geneva meant that Communist China had
forced great white Western power France
- to sue for peace and gratefully accept hard
terms: that the Communist Chinese foreign
/ hOugk General RODsssl0 is special essgCy
Of tie Pkiibpisses b lks United Sfafes, ths
siesvs expressed ~ this sztiris Sss personal
and not HecessGyily those C6 lbs gcsessmsenf.
Evening star., 1954-11-07
aEaEaaL aoAgLo: o. o. ; y. son. - % a,."

Office had become major power m interna-
tiOnal affairs; that an important new Commn-
mist state had been created and tacitly recog-
nized in vital zone Of Southeast Asia.
II meant too that, in addition to Peiping.
the Communists had second major Asian
capital Hanoi to Obuild up As nerve cen
ter from which 70 direct the spread of Com
mianist colonialism.
Anybody who was At Geneva win tell you
that the Chinese Communists came as con-
querors. even though it was their first big
diplomatic pariey. As soon as they landed at
Geneya's airport, they made IN advertiser
take down his display of flags because it
included the Nationalist Chinese rather than
their own banner. They gave the biggest
parties. but they maintained the tight dis
cipline Of an army that has won battles and
Is intent On winning more.
The Chinese Communists came to Geneva
an Asian power and they went away world
power.
What worries me now, remembering the
accounts Of Geneva given me by diplomats
who were there. are not only past Communist
gains but the future gains that were racked up
at Geneva. The groundwork for the next
casfissasd ~ page q
Evening star., 1954-11-07
By Carlos p. ROmul0

United States, and know that Americans
are weary of being warned. But also know
that my freedom and that of my country -
the Republic of the Philippines = depend on
whether the United States and its allies can
work out political, economic and military
counterattack to stop Communism. It'spretty
late IN the game, but not too late. The next
two or three years will tell the story Of
whether we can save Southeast Asia.
Evening star., 1954-11-07

IT AM a free Asian-a worried free Asian.
il This year, 1854. has been catastrophe for
the cause of freedom in Asia. The way things
look now, 1855 and 1856 may be even worse,
may see Southeast Asia swallowed up in the
Communist empire. The plain truth Is that
the Reds are outplanning. outplaying and
outscoring us, and the sooner we wake up,
the better our chances for eventual victory.
spend lot of time travelling around the
Evening star., 1954-11-07
Three YEARS
TO SAVE ASIA

AT Geneva the Communists scored their
greatest diplomatic victory since the
Russian Revolution, says this top Asian
statesman. But here is hard hitting,
step-by-step program TO turn the Red tide
Evening star., 1954-10-04
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

SEVERAL WAREHOUSES;. new and
prices. Let me know what u Won
need. b. A. CASsATT, 222s wilson
oivd:: Arl:. Va. IA. 5-6234. 7
WAREHOUSE SPACE for rent with
OF without service. E s. ALvORD
MODERN Sc. 2,boo-sq. lift. ware.
nouse. centrally located. 3 blocks
from 8. Capitol st. Bridge. Front
recently painted and newly paved.
14-ft. ceiling, with lge. overhead
door. Immaculate, S2bO per mo.
Call MR.. EDWARD. ST. 3-6lOO.
1899 FIT. OF DESIRABLE SPAcE.
well lighted and heated; ideal for
garage: light mfg, etc. Would con-
si6er subaividing. Mr.. DALTON,
CONCRETE AND BRICK CONSTR.
APPROX; 5000 50. it., 49, ceilings,
paneled ONCE, gas heat, 2 concrets
driyeways with overhead doors.
ample parking around bldg, immed.
possession. Ii. 6-l100.
NEW BUILDING designed for low
cost handling with all modern IA
ciIities incl. siding and attractive
once. UN. 4-S003.
Evening star., 1954-10-04
T,ANHAM

IAIN11AM
6 acres. Q clear with 5-rm. house.
needs some remodeling; elec. and
blacktop road; close in. Only
$1,000 down. Asking $10.500.
HUDSON REAL ESTATE co.
Days. UN. 4-1515: Ewes. Week Ends.
I'M -l0lG
Evening star., 1954-10-04

Excel. cond., 2-bedrm. brick; liv. rm.
with f1repl., din. rm.. lge. den, nice
kit. with tiled sink, full bsmt.,
finished in knotty pine with shower
rm.: oil h.-w.h., nice. level, fenced
lot: flrepl.; det. garage. Conv. to
everything. Only $15,750. sell
subject to GI, FHA or conventional.
Evening star., 1954-10-04

ROGERS HEIGHTS
Nearly new, excel. cond., masonry
home; 2 lge. bedrms.. lge. liv. rm..
fully equipped kit, ventilating fan.
freeze: det. garage with paved drive
way A cute home on lge. Anchor
fenced corner lot; power mowers.
Only $4,000 Sell subject to FLA
or conventional.
Evening star., 1954-10-04

BRENTWOOD-$11,95O
Favor your heart with this 2-bedrm
level lot with outdoor fsrepl. GI ap-
proved. SPARKS AGENCY. DU. q
1906. -5
Evening star., 1954-10-04
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA, MD.-Vacant; $21, 200;
first Offering of this modern brick
home with bedroom and lavatory
on first floor, in addition to studio
type living room. dining room.
kitchen, screened porch: second floor
has two. large bedrooms and bath;
garage. Call til pm. EDW. n.
JONES & CO.. NC Chevy Chase.
BETHEsDA CLOSE IN-Brick Co.
lonial in wonderful cond.;. nice
bus, schools and shopping: $1S,95O.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-7OO6:
ewes. LO. 4-7444, "A
BETHESDA. $1s,95O New listing.
3-bedrm. brick Colonial, garage;
close to, to oSr M Lazy Of Lourdes. To
WARD FRY. OIL. 4-Sa1s; ewes,
BETHGsDx - KENwooD snow
PLaCE-."Absolute perfection and
usoS ndess16aSls charm M, are
ing but they still deny Justice to
this glorious home. II you desire
white brick Colonial. gorgeous
landscaping. wonderful privacy
choice environment, top convenience
and can get by with 3 bedrooms
81. 800 for real quality and class
THIS IS IT. FRANK s.. PHILLIPS
DI. 7.1411; ewes. JU. 5-6456. -
BETHESDA, Bannockburn-4-be -bedrm.,
2.bath. mod. redwood Cape Cod;
lane. Beth. Cali OWNER. o. 4-o2s3
500: brick Colonial;
LIST f.. lge. den. powder rm.. nice
kit. with table space. 8 bedrms. and
bath bath up; p. at; st garage; lss; tree
pansfed Rec Just Ia been r:dee
oil h-w.h: BfLLfNGsLEY REALTY
BTRroNsyILIE FAiRiAND xRE4
Briggs Chaney rd.-4 acres. Arm
acres % fenced: :'s1 stream: ;fCps pIentv HSt' oi
cGrfToi cGntHlsSi EiEW EEsTsrssP PAkRE7sbed7m fs17s
frame Cape Cod: S13.950.-Liv..
I%.' 5a,.' Kit. kit: z bedrm.. and and bath bath on on
and fa Ssms Sscr@s eomDiss.s sas Sais Tedse
$500. MODERN REALTY CO..
INC, JU. 1880. 5
CAPE COD-very nice home fea.
turing 32-it. living rm; ;,din: rm
s0@ed Sedrms tehsn sna ah Sas ssSf aoan 'Rsss srsi
%.ns 9s1%i'Gsz 9sTms sss15 Dees C.
1115S Georgia ave, Silver Spring
chH3Rv1 h3 41-7S4Sa SGasH;3'.. II s;sSi ,.r... ,a.,
for children. One block from ave.
nue.. near Rosemary School. Care.
fully modernized, 3-bedrm.. 2-hatt
home with powder rm. on 1st d. Up.
to-date kitchen with table space
abundant storage. Incl. porch over.
Tsse SGs. shp viii .sl eaissn euissis Prissd n
middle 20s. Call Mrs. Neufield, CO
5,l733, With THos. L. PHILLIPS
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-This attrac.
tive brick home on . large wooded
nm. kitchen AMI breakfast room
finished attic: sas,s5o. ps c.li InV Wo
JONES d CO. NC. Chevy Chase
CHEVY CHASE MANOR blk. from
western ave; new, 6-rm., 1h-batf
2-story brick and frame Colonia
nome: rec. rm,, gas a.-c. heat: lge
corner lot: 81 1,600 down payment
mo. payments less than rent. Cal
yU S,3490: Sun. and ewes. LO
MANOR COUNTRY cLuB-sr,eE snt
lot; large paneled living and recres.
community special membership ii
club included. For sale by OWNKR
Call lockwood $1,000 OF eontact
ROCKVILLE. Tvinbrook, 5000 Hal.
sey I'd. Open SUM-. 2 I'll s or car
pc seen any time. S-bedrm. moderr
house; bedrms. on 1st a.: Ice
liv. rm. with firepl., picture win.
dow. bath, lge. modern KIT; 2nt
p. spacious bedrm.. air-conditionec
by A-ton air conditioner: lge.
level lot: outdoor flrepl.. patio. Z
mortgage. Priced SI2.5OO. BRoUs.
sARD AGENCY. INC, JU. 7-SO51
Sun. and eyes,. JU. o-2167. IS
Evening star., 1954-10-04

ROLLlNGWOOD--A white 4.bedfm.s
2-bath brick. With library and y
throushout; sn in ~ screened re- 0I porch, s.car
garage. Tree-studded lot near new
grade school and transp. Owner
being transferred las priced real
i5Lically IN sos. Call Mrs. johnson.
OIL: 2.91l1. with TMos. L. PHIL
SILVER sPRlNG-$1s,s50: 3-bedrm.
saisk sm fsD, cS1Inie din. T. eassa: sas. lss f ~
bath and den on ist A.; fuli bsmt.;
School. WooDMoOR AGENCY. INC.
JU. 9-5555 It'll Q pm.
SILVER SPRING. 1921 Crest I'd
Open m. sun; S.d2u I'll c.5: 8: ssiSkand ads r,tb
with with din din. are; area: full bsmt.; gas gas
heat: storm windows: level lot:
Anchor fence; close to parochial
and public schools. Small dn. pymt.;
easy terms. Directions: Ga. ave.
BRo1ssARp fasSSs I5shi soEScy. cEsss 1Se. u.s. HS
7-s051; Sun. and ewes. JU. 9-2157.
Sn YER SPRING-Here Is home in
- fne neighborhood that can be
maintained with minimum effort. II
features spacious living rm. with
fireplace and French doors to side
kitchen, 2 huge bedrms. and tiled
bath: close to everything. Price.
$19.500. WOOD CO.. 1115S Georgia
ave. Silver Spring. Nd. Lo. 4-7200
SILVER SPRING. 1O7O1 Inwood ave,
yard, nr. school. s14'5oO. ~.
RAMBLER -. Brick-and-stone home
featuring living rm. with fireplace,
separate din. rp.. bright kitchen, 3
bedrms. and bath; full. bsmt;. with
rec. rm.:: level lot; price. $l7.5OO.
silver MRD sprin9. & Lo. ti'2 2-7soS I'll $50.
HOT WATER HEAT, wooded lot,
place are all features that make this
Sill. Spg. home unusual: buy this
out t-of-the-ordinary home for your
family for $17.950.i you won't be
sorry; RIPLEY 4 RoMER' Realtors,
Lovely 3-bedrm.. 2-story home with
1st-fi. powder rm.. liy. rm., din. rzn.,
lge. kit, scr. side porch. bright
bedrms. and bath. Located adjacent
to the Sligo Creek Park, with many
beautiful srnNEv t5sss $7I@9SsN @sNsa 9n sxsf! ss
u.
Eye st. NV. MA. S-6440.
NEAR CATHOLIC CHURCH and
school in Sil. Spg.; very central
home with 8 bedrms. 2 baths. double
recr. room and another bath,
living porches, built-in garage: S23.-
$50. and very ideal for large fam
JU. 6-6iI1. Open ewes.
ATTENTION NON-GI-You do not
purchase q nice home with q small
attractiVely financed homes. one
could be yyu. y9T5S; FOR H0MEs S0nS YoU E0
Nd. oo Lo 4s7aoo It'll s:S6. '
LARGE RAMBLER OFF MASS. AVE.
Fine, big 3-bedroom. 2-bath brick
rambler for $4,000: full basement,
2-car garage, screened porch: beau
tltul n w WOODED p SITTING p on lSt' 76x1li5S1:
ewes. Wo. e-3235. Il
$3.50 DOWN--2-bedrm. shinsle bum
with dining. space: mr.. schools.
shopping and transp.; immed. pos
session. Mr.. Caliandro, LO. 5-SS03.
MODERN REALTY CO.. INC JU.
1880. IS
NEAR JUNIOR HIGH in Sill. spg..
an allrbrlck 2-Story Colonial Win
6 rms. and bath: full bsmt.. screened
$15.950: marvellous terms RIPLEY
& ROMER, Realtors, JU. 5-6111.
NOTHING DOWN, Rockville VI.
old. bedrms., level fenced lot,
refgr. and washer; nr. bus and
school; $500 1st trust, S54 per
mo. LO. 5-451S.
SMALL. FAMILY? This 2-bedroom
home, with a full basement, would
be perfect for q family of 8; two
fireplace; total price, S10,y5O. Call
JU. 9-S010 till 8. MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT 8 ms. CO.
Evening star., 1954-10-04
A GOOD BUY

WOODHAVEN
home, large wooded land
scaped lot. Foyer entrance, lge.
beamed ceiling. liv. rm. with stone
nrepl.. powder rm., lge. din. ,rm.,
scr. porch. Ice. kit. with brkfst.
attic; ige. rec. rim.. isundry: a.esr
garage built in. Priced SO. 900 below
once. T. Il. DEfN. s5oe Wood.
haven blvd. Or phone for appt..
OIL. 2-6611. II
Evening star., 1954-10-04
HOUSES SAlE-VA. Cont J

BEST BUY for Vet. No money down.
only $4,000. 2-bedrm. house in
fully equipped kit, storm windows.
fenced yard: $50 mo. pay all. Call
Evening star., 1954-10-04
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEX.-3 bedrms.. liy: din; rm. comb.
schools. commissary, Pentagon. S12.-
500. XII. S-4452. 4
ARL., s.; HOME FOR CHILDREN
3-bedrm. bungalow; bedrms., 12x12,
13x13 and 1928 UP; liv. rm.. firepl.;
din. .rm.; kit. with brkfst. space;
fun bsmt.. outside entr; Macadam,
trees Tee pss ad aFGS WOODED 4iS area o @ sshoois %
min. downtown Wash. For sale BY
OWNER. GI contract acceptable:
1927 10th ST.. s. Open Sat. and
Sun. Or ia. 6-64e3 for appointment;
FALLS CHURCH-walking distance
to st. James: large shaded yard.
baths plus q den. Conventional A.
nancing with terms. J-W REALTY
CO., IA. S-187S.
SOUTH ARLINGTON. Semidet. 2-bed-
rm. brick, stairs to 3rd A.. $1,000.
SO down CT. J-W REALTY CO.,
ia. S-1S7S.
HOLMES RUN PARK - Luxurious
white brk. rambler in a gorgeous
setting; truly flower lovers para
disc; diI includes Tdeh1y eaTpetsd ly
big all-elec. kit, 3 bedrms.. 2 tile
BATS; $50. 800. FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS. ia. 6-6266; eyes,. WO. 6-S997.
N. -RLINGTON-1f you have 8 or
Children see this house at 5740 N.
e-BBEDRM. BUNGALow-Full bsmt.,
Cor. lot. fenced yard: conv. to shop.
center and schools. 524 N. Kenmore
St, Arl. KE. S-4918. -6
NEAR THE VILLA 3 B u Il G
SCHOOL, N. Arlington, h-acre lot;
3-bedrm. rambler; full bsmt.. Diet.
garage, liv. rm. 17x24, plus q sep.
din; rm; Just $4,000. J-W
c0MFI. lEHRN. l65. exec exec. cong. small
5snces kH s-45y1 -; 'i2'20o' No asests' s
SI.25O Down. maybe less: balance
financed-Two-bed 1k-bath and
den. brick Colonial. Only 2 years
old. Might consider renting with
option, OF. 4-70oo. MoNAHAN
70 APPfRRovED CT, So DowN-im-
maculate 2-bedrm., Cape Cod, room
for 2 more. in expand. 2nd with
heat roughed in: full English bsmt.
to lge. level yard: walk to school.
shop. commute on, express hwy. to
D. c., Pentagon: all city utils.; total
S13,250. 109 Roberts I'd. town Of
Fairfax. To see. call CIR. 3-1510.
Evening star., 1954-10-04
pRINcE GEORGES COUNTY

CAPITOL HEIGHTs--Hrand-new B.
rm.. house with bath. stucco oyel
cinder block. S9,976, FHA or VA:
Small dn. payment. 10. S-8953. -
FOREST HGTs.. Jos Woodland DR.,
Brick Cape Cod; 2 bedrms.: expand
attic; fun bsmt., knotty pine sun
porch. CT app. OWNER. 10. 7-3766,
GREENBELT-st. Hugh's parish. q
Closets. storage attic. $4,000. 5000
cash, $79.75 mo. incls. heat. CIR.
EVANSVILLE. vACANT-Move righ,
in. $1,000 down: 7-rm. home, nr.
everything; priced $1O.95O. LOUIS
MILLER, Realtor. UN. 4-2723; eyes,,
HYATTsvILLE-GI approved. s12..
2so; 2So; 7.lm; d5a,,s Cape COD. many x extras :
EVANSVILLE HILLs-3 bedrm.
brick, oil h.-w.h.. bsmt:. porch. gar.
;oTS ;eSHsq r. 20 JoHssoa ST ysS w. eS9 sSso sSsn
UNIV. PARKS bedrms.. IN baths
THuR ai CARR AGENCY. 4P. 7-97aG
or Slant. JU. 5-4162. "A
FOR SALE BY OWNER-Beautifu
well-built Georgia style home on
full dry bsmt.. oil h:-w h. LIST a.,
liv. rm. 21.6x14. with firepl., din
rm. 11x13.6;. den OKLA. kit. 13x14
completely tiled from floor to cell
ing with Formica tops. elee. range
elec. refgr. and Koroseal floor,. lots
Of cabinet space; 2nd d.. 3 large
tile; expandabie attic. Shown by
appt. only call TO. Q-640R. "A
Evening star., 1954-10-04
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

unique layout of new
air-conditioned ofices and attached
warehouses. in the heart Of this
rapidly expanding community; ready
for OCCUPANCY Noy; l. Can MR.
WISCONSIN AVE.-s-room bldg,
fronting on stS;. suitshls IA4z f9F S'I,sa a.
ARD Realtor. EN-. 2-4232. "A
WISCONSIN AVE-, near Sears and
Roebuck-Fine commercial property
fronting on. 2 streets. IL rms, ga
baths. full bsmt; suitable. for bust
ness and home combination: INEZ
CUSHARD, Realtor, EN-. 2-4232;
IL sth ST. s.E.-Large storeroom;
ideal for shoe. repair. TV. barber
shop or any business. Also 3-rm.
apt. Ii. 6-7043. 4
OFFICE SPACE and living quarters.
with ample parking; former real es-
tate ONCE. Excel. oppor. for same
or other business. Fast growing
community. 2 miles from p. c. line.
of Branch ave. at 1898 st. Barna-
bas I'd. Sc. $500 per mo. 10. z
21SR =
Evening star., 1954-10-04
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.W.
3-BEDRM. BRICK

81 ELMIRA ST. s.w.
blks. from Naval Research and
Boiling. Dining rm.; full basement.
cox g. CO., UN. 4-1526. Mr.. Ia
brek, LA, 6-4695.
Evening star., 1954-10-04
INvEsr. PROF. SALE tcent.l

81 ACRES. all zoned commercial. for
huge shopping DEVELOPMENT, p. q.
Co. Md. Ewes. and Sun, Mr.. Lebling.
OIL. 4-6eSS. ROBERT B. HALL CO..
OIL. 2-32B0. "a
Evening star., 1954-10-04

GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE
This lovely home in the Kenwood
area on 2 acres Of beautifully land
scaped grounds with towering oaks
is really worthy of your inspection.
4 twin-sized bedrms and 2 baths
on 3rd a. plus 3 servants rms. and
bath: lge. center entr. hall with
huge liv. rm.. din. rm.. powder
rm. and the kitchen is modern
with breakfast bar. dishwasher,
garbage disposal. stainless steel
sink. washer. dryer. deep freeze,
all incl. in the amazing price of
$3.50 separate 2-car garage.
For details, call CARL M. FREE
NAN REALTY CO., INC, OIL. f.
O642: ewes OF, 4.RhRS -6