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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-17

President Eisenhower, in his
budget message, included the
oil-depletion matter among a
number of others which he
said the Treasury Department
is reviewing and upon which
1t had not reached final con-
illusions" Why a review" is
necessary is a bit hard to
understand. Subsequently, in
his news conference on the
budget m essage, Secretary
Humphrey said he would sub
NIT no recommendations to
Congress this season on the
oil-depletion allowance, among
several others. That means,
of course, nothing before the
election.
Yet Mr.. Humphrey is known
to feel that the 271a per cent
allowance is unjustified. That
is what every head Of the
Treasury Department came to
realize, when he examined
this expensive piece of favor
itiSm, after the time of An
drew w. Mellon who was Sec
rotary Of the Treasury when it
was inserted in the law. That
was in the Calvin Coolidge adj
ministration in the middle
1920s.
Though there is some justi-
fication for an allowance to
cover actual risk in explora-
ton for oil, especially smaller
wildcat" ventures, there is
no considerable reason for a
bonanza for giant. established
corporations such as is now
permitted. Previous admins
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Dorothy Thompson-
Where We Stand in Germany
Germans May Sometime Have to Say to the West:
Nov Our Blood Also Will Be Upon Your Heads

states have declared themselves
prepared to offer such pacts
to Eastern Europe and the
Soviets: had the whole prop
osition been meticulously ex-
plored. it's weakness for Ger
man and European security
could have been more clearly
exposed.
All this has to do with psy-
Geological reactions. If a peo-
pie feel themselves deserted by
their avowed friends and pro-
tectors, they incline to bit
ter but fatalistic acceptance of
their lot. even drawing from it
a kind of savage satisfaction
that 1t will not, in the long
run, be theirs alone but even
tually will embrace those who
have written them off. There
is no greater Illustration than
frustrated trust and love, and
no greater establishment
than that caused by a sense of
betrayal. With all the millions
we spend on psychological
warfare" mostly interpreted
as a selling" campaign-we
neglect. it seems to me. the
most well = established facts
about human psychology.
found in Poland, after the
establishment of the univer-
sally hated Communist regime,
that this hatred was offset by
almost equal hatred of the
West. "We fought for you; we
made of ourselves a living sac
rif1ce; and you sold us down
the river. Now our blood also
will be upon your own heads"
How often were these words
spoken. and with what inten-
sity of bitterness! I fear Poles
may not be the last to speak
them.
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Demonstration Case

AUBURN. Ind. (P1.-Richard
E. Robertson. 18, Fort Wayne.
told the State trooper who ar
rested him yesterday that he
was showing his girl friend how
drivers get into trouble with
police.
TROOPER H. E. Austin said that
in a siX-mile stretch of the
highway he saw young Rober-
sons car in the wrong traffic
lane four times and off the
pavement three times.
Young Robertson will get a
chance of February "a to show
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turning the thermostats down
increased the heat.
Maintenance men were baf-
fled. Conrad j. Aurel. a build
ing inspector. supplied the an
Swer.
"Right-handed cover on left
handed thermostats," he said
The thermostats had been
marked in reverse.
So. the county is going to
spend $155 for so left handed
thermostat covers.
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Bachelor Is OverruIed

PROVIDENCE. r. /. (P) -
State Representative Herman D.
Ferrara got up in the Legisla-
ture yesterday to speak on a
resolution congratulating Repre-
sentative Thomas w. Pearlman,
a recent bridegroom.
He was shut off. however, on
an objection by Representative
Joseph Savage. who said: II
submit that the gentleman is
not qualified to speak on mar
ried life. He is a bachelor"
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No Wings Corps Folds

RENO. New. (P).-Reno's
Ground Observer Corps post
has folded because Of a mass
resignation by 20 members.
But Supervisor George Um-
benhaur hopes to get things
humming again sometime next
week.
Mr.. Umbenhaur said the OBJ
servers were irked over
among other thongs-the Air
Forces failure to send them
the gold. wing-shaped insig-
MIA they'd been promised.
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Tuxes 'Swumps' Machine

CINCINNATI (P).-County
employees paychecks are so
overloaded with deductions,
the payroll machines can't
handle any more. County
Auditor George Guckenberger
says new machines may have
to be purchased to subtract a
new City Of Cincinnati earn
ingS tax.
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Clinker and Cole to Wed

KIRKSVILLE. Mo. tP).-A
Cole" plans to change her name
to Clinker.
Patricia Cole. 10, and Paul A.
Clinker. "a. of Oskaloosa, Iowa,
obtained a marriage license here
yesterday from Bob Love. Adair
County recorder. Mr.. Love has
printed cards, Love is finding a
way
Mr.. Clinker is at home on fur
Tough from military service.
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25-Yeur Mistake Ends

PITTSBURGH, (P). - Oc-
cupants of the city-county
building have been freezing in
the winter and roasting in the
summer for Is years. Yester-
day they found out why.
They turned up thermostats
in frosty weather. but the high
ep they turned the things the
colder it got. In the summer,
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his girl what drivers who get
arrested for reckless driving tell
the judge.
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-02-26

a lovely surprise birthday party
February u. in her home. Those
attending were Mesdames Mile
Berry, Minnie X. johnson. Ollie
M. DICKENS. Mary Conway. Vic
torial Robinson, Hattie Pool. Ida
Perry, Mamie Franklin. Hariette
Coleman, Rosie Cowans. Alberta
Hardin, Addie Donaldson. c. H.
Smith, Leila Hunt. Hattie Pettus.
Luella Young. Evie Dupriest. Ro-
sic Clemens. Narcissus Horton.
Minnie Shockley. Lillian Slaugh-
ter. M. M. Bradford. Matte
Smith, Lucy M. Keye. Lurline
Berry and Ollie M. Baker. Sew
eral games were played and en-
joyed by all. After a delicious
repast was served the beautiful
array of gifts were opened which
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Bethlehem NIB church Sunday
afternoon. Miss Imogene Arnold
responded to the welcome. Rev.
Bracely gave the message and
their choir rendered several se-
lections Mrs. Rosa Hatchett
returned home Tuesday after
spending some time with daugh-
ter and son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Isiah Simpkins, North Little Rock
Mrs. Addie Caldwell and
daughter. Barha Of Chicago were
called home to the bedside Of
mother and grandmother, Mrs.
Ella st. Clare, who is seriously
i'll Mr.. and Mrs. George
Bracely and little son Of North
Little Rock visited his brother,
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ance banner. and the mems BIZ
BILE class won the offering BAN
ner. Mrs. Katherine Brunson con-
Quoted a very interesting Bible
quiz in BYPU Sunday afternoon.
At the closing Of BYPU, Mrs.
Brunson ratified off four bed
sheets and pillow cases. Miss Le-
la Conner won the bed sheets
and pillow cases. Mrs. Brunson
is a princess for the revue that
will end Sunday Two very
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BIyiIlevlI|e

Mr.. birdie Turner
The observance of the 38th an
niversary of race relations was
held at the Harrison High school,
gymnasium, Sunday at 200 p. m.
Those participating on the pro-
gram were: Mrs. w. M. Robin
son. Rev. T. J. Brown. Rev. w.
M. Fitzhugh. Rev. ]. S. Moore,
Rev. ]. w. Rainwater. L. D. JET
fers. Mrs. E. M. Weeden. Mrs. A.
Wiley. Mrs. L. Hinton. w. Moss,
Rev. D. c. Harbor, Dewitt Clay
ton, J. White. Mrs. M. Williams,
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w. S. Roder. Rev. C. C. Brown.
Mrs. Ethel Green. A. Thompson.
Rev. r. Judge Graham. Rev. =.
c. Brown VINO was the principal
speaker. and Or. A. E. Wise.
Special guests included j. Ed
ward. Judge Phillip. Sheriff Ber-
ryman and L. G. Nash. Rev. w.
M. J. Fitzhugh. was master Of
ceremonies.
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inspiring sermons were preached
by Rev. W. M. Davis. fetal coll
lection for the day. s44.32
Pvt. Herbert Hill. Camp Chaffee
is here visiting relatives an d
friends Terry Sipes and
Nose Turner. Ill. are able to be
out after being sick at their
homes recently =. Mrs. Evelyn
Turner entertained her mother,
Mrs. Ethel B. Shumpourd with
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Rev. M. T. Bracely and spent ~
day with them Sunday -. M
following persons are on the sick
list: Eliot Mitchell Mesdames
Anna Hawkins and Ella 81. Clare
-. Mr.. and Mrs. W. o. Nelsw
and Mrs. Mabel H. Carter a.
North Little Rock motored here
Thursday and were dinner guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. W. A. Baker.
En-route home they stopped -
Searcy to see Mr.. Nelson's Sis
ter, Mrs. M. X. johnson See
Marshall Baker for the STATE
Arkansas State press. [volume] (Little Rock, Ark.) 1941-1959, 1954-02-26

Blue Monday" when you call ELECTRICITY to do
laundry gone aches and pains and struggled Instead
YOU gain hours Of valuable do interesting things
to 20 places :. to enjoy lfe
You simply put your laundry into the
washer add SOAP and the clothes done
winter brighter than before
carrying heavy basket of wash outside
simply put your automatic TO-DAY clothes
brds what the weather
things ironing fluffy dry for putting Wonderful
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. psr Baptist Sunday
| s ssd = very nice attend d
ha The enrolment Is
suaa no. were 50 present. The
nei ,,.sses reported. class
~ a'' !, s. ss.as; No; g. 5, , :..s
No, $3.50. The little tots
y, No. j, won the sstsne.
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Mrs. n. NJ. WAddy
Rev. M. Z. Braceiy. the senior
choir. number Of the members
and friends of Centennial NIB
church attended the financial
drive sponsored by WINS OF
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was appreciated by Mrs. Shum-
pourd.
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Fri. Feb. 20, 1854 STATE PRESS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-14

NEAR RoEK CREEK CHURCH I'd.
No. / HAWAII AVE. NE.
Lge attrac. enc. and bedrm. apt, at
$1,000 and $40. Avail. early next
CAFRITZ DI. 10000
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!, Lar chr Realty, Inc.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W,

AMER. UNIV. PARK-Three brick
Colonials, each with slate roof and
storm doors and windows. Conyen.
lent 70 shopping and transportation.
Near 81. AIMS, Janney, Alice Deal
and woodrow Wilson high. Three
f GfGr@i Sedrm sn I rsaI two BATHS sse
$4,000. PRANK 3. PHrLfPs. pf.
7-I411; eyes,, EN-. 3-b709. I'D
CHEVY CHASE d. C.--Thfes bedrms.
S1e.750. Liv. nm, din, rm.. lit,
gas &C. heat. Vacant. Popular
school area. De. 2-77z5. THOMAS
j. FISHER q CO.. NC, d. 7-es3O.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.--Brick Colo
nial; 3 bedrms., 2 baths on End a.;
I dofmitory heated bedrm. on 3Td
a.: side hall. large kitchen With
nfsyets: and DE- sifiEs nsa.
Schools, tfansp. and shopping close
By. Wo. $500 I'll Q pm. EDW.
CHEVY CHASE - gmall-fsmfiy, g.
bedrm. Colonial on corner lot. In
trance hall screened porch, base
ment, garage; convenient location.
Owner Florida bound. $500. Mrs.
Baker. OIL. 2-7615. With THos. L.
PHILLIPS, wo. $1,000.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-stons and
TsdyoqSi ssnseT,hsn home With With
rms. 2 baths. End a.; finished bsmt..
garage; close to schools and trangp.:
GREENE REALTY Co. II. $1,000
til 8 pm.
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-This attfsc-
tive red brick Colonial has . dur
able slate roof and sttaehed gars
kit. with table space: 3 bedrms-.
baths on End a.; stairs 70 Ice. heated
dornlitory-typs rm.. on 3rd d. on
h.-W. beat, Needs Iedeeorsting.
Vacant. Very desirable location.
Only S20.50O. BTLLINGeLEY RE-
Atty Co. m. 2-2326: eyes,. Oh
1895. -l5
CLEVELAND PARK--epaeious She'd
Tfn.. 3-bath home with de luxe
kitchen, liY. rm-, din. rm.. maids
rm.; close TO shopptng, schools.
sn sasaes :si sIan cs I ISeS ~ CIR
BER REALTY CO., M. $4,000
GLOVER PARK, S16,e60-Immaeu.
late 16-ft. row brick IN . wonderful
neighbofhood with eyefy eonven-
tenca. 8 rms. q bedrmsl 3. nod w
e0nader $500 down: bsisnes =
Sns I .5sct; . ~. KW6. 5za4. 1.
(continue1 On nsxt pass)
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COOP. APIS. FOR SALE
APARTMENTS WANTED

EFFICIENCY or one room. kitchen,
bath. furnished or unfurnished:
vicinity 18th and Columbia SAT SO
to $3.50. Box Ham, Star. 16s
OWNERS ARE SAVING, For good
tenantA furn. and unfurn. apis. in
D.. c.. at reas. fee. Call MANDEL,.
ME. 8-6414, weekdays.
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NOW DOWN 10
$105 MONTH

WITH FENCE S110
LARGE BEDROOMS
Only Left Out Of DEVELOPMENT
Of $50 Homes
-oAMrLE-6062 18th ST. NE.
Just North Of New Providence
Hospital
Nearly new, eemidetached homes. IL
baths. full hsnt.. choice Of gas or
oil heat: some with garbage dis
posal units and fenced yards. Beau
TRULY equipped Kitchen with dining
alcoye: also fsmily-si1e dining
OPEN SUNDAY, . TO 4
weekdays By Appointment
Drive out Michigan ave. Just past
Catholic University TO 18th ST.. turn
ieit ok on 3. Dakota to llth: 1
sTEUART BROTHERS, INC.
10l2 5th ST. NV,
d. 7-24S4, Ii 3-0665. DI. 7-S6q6
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ALEXANDRIA - 8 bedrooms, living
room. dining room and Kitchen.
fenced-in back yard: near schools
and SHOPPING; 500 mo. Phone, KI.
BsR lSSft HEIGHTS. 1927 l5th' pl.
Sass sfa5. r6 6ed grnSoo Duil'-in sarge
N. xkL.OAttrac. Germ. brick Co
lonial: rec. rm, in full ksmt., Ice.
porch, nice yard. flne neighborhood:
nr. school. bus; pleasing and COM
plete in furnishings; s140. OIL.
cd diSaEG PARK, MD.-ror rent rent! =
ave. H. 4. dILLs. Takoma Park. Nd.
ALExANDRIA-e-rm. Cape Cod brick.
weh furn.. newly decorated. Can see
after 8 PM. los West Masonic View
ave- For appointment. call AP.
1910 OIioNGFELLoy ST. N.W.H4-
bedrm.. row brick home. nicely
furn. Immediate occupancy. $1S5
mo, pI: 7-4244 or tn. 2-6194. i,
ARLINGTON, n, Westover-Compl
fgrn: attrac:, 5-rm. Diet: brick. ~
blocks to bus ss9 18s ctr and as sSh0 PE
s:5554 Or KE. s-eeT7 or IA. o
va, Glebe rd.,- mr.. Columbia pike
Lovely Diet. house, z rms. ~
baths. library. rec. nm: nice furn.
extra:lge. yard; $125. DIXIE
REALTY CO., Ma. $3.50: eyes,
HAoHUsE -' Rent FREE with utilize.
and groceries to family with woman
to care. for my invalid wife. Spring
ARR. N. - Clean, attrac. s-bedrm.
brick Colonial Qurn. or partially
auto. heat, full. bsmt., sidewalks to
cow. shop, school and bus facil.
vacant; move in: $40. DICK BAS-
SETT, ia. 2-5057 or IA. 2-4311.
CONGRESS HGTS.-6-rm. semidet.
brick: fun bsmt.. gas heat: fully
furn.; vacant: to inspect. call JOHN
L. SHELTON. Realtor, 10. $4,000.
MT. PLEASANT. west Of 18th. mr..
everything--Newly decor. row brick;
8 bedrms.: LIST Offering: well farm. /;
reas. to responsible parties. OWNER.
RA. 6-6321; eyes,, VII. 6-7O3e:
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-vA.

LARGE, NEWLY DEC, 1-bedrm. apt,
garden type: ample closets, laun..
stor. facils.; off-street parking; 81
minis. Pentagon. ia. 1914. Ia
ARLINGTON-New duplex home apt.
Lge., modern apt. 2 bedrms. and
rec. rm. or 3rd bedrm.; in Claren-
don sest.;; mr.. stores. schools. buses.
ARL.--New 1 and 3 bedrms.. air
cond. for those who desire the best:
$3.50 and S11O. $40 Columbia
Columbia pike ct Fred
now. beautiful and spacious living.
bedrooms. latest In kitchen equip
ment, parquet floors. Venetian
blinds; 3 exposures; utils. furn.; see
q mo-; bedroom. $3.50. For info.
call ia. 5000.
ARL.--1-bedrm., air-cond. apts, bus
S92.50; NO children. IA. 5-4466:
ARL.-2-bedrm. do luxe apts.. air
sondi i.f sl9ss in; no children: $40.
P IH; HSENHS. GARDENS has . few
] and 2 BEDROOM units available.
priced from SIG: sit, II cony w.. Ai lex
0.mln. QrlVe IRON the reutasUn.
once in Adams Bldg. cor. Mt. ver-
non ave. and Russell I'd. Short term
leases on request.
Close in-Lge. 2-bedrm.
quiet. wooded area. Conv. d. c., PEN
tagon. #. Mysr, shops. bus. parking
Nc children. 500; Out wilson BLVD.
ksft MRS n oa ka hi Il # 1884 18th Fd
ARLINGTON. NJ bedrmg liY rm
dinette; walking distance Ari. Hail.
! blk. new Hecht's store; good trans
portation; laundry facilities: on
street parking; S95 per mo, ms. INC.
Apt. 8, 518 N. Thomas ST.. ia. z
2299. or cali once. IA. S-3366.
during business hours. -16
ARL.-4-rm. apt.,in pvt. home; Ice.
kit; cow. located mr.. Colonial VII
a lfSsi IA 2 aST ,s sste Et s D BATH
heat. hot water iur r COW. to
busiine; close to shopping. For
turtle, inafsS,rmation. ia. 7-5$ll1
FORT MYER AREA-only one. 2
bedrm. apt, Just decor. $50, incl.
al; ~ us Rs: m Ssdrn IA agtss ss s7e. l.'
FALLS CHURCH--1-bedrm. apt: SCI;
pch.: cow. to shop. and tIansp. Not
in pvt. home; S72.b0. TIE. 5000.
YoU MUST SEE RI TO BELIEVE IN,
1410 N. Quinn. st.. Arlington, offers
fne residential area. Exceptionally
big bedroom. bright and modern
kit, with garbage disposal, spacious
living room with separate dining
area, plus the convenience OF private
parking; master TV antenna ana
excellent storage and automatic Tomato
lNS o f eya ss sss MTG F. M rsse
Cross Memorial Bridge. follow Arr
lington blvd. to N. Rhodes st., then
N. Quinn ST. SHANNON, q LUSHS
CO., 724 14th st: NV: ma. ,S-2345.
AVAILABLE MINED d,nntt: n Il. A snd ssfh
in S-unit bldg; close to. complete
shopping center: bus ct door: $64,
incl. heat. plus utils. Call ia; z
sSSSS-M1one-bedrm. apt, mr.. wash.
and Arl. blvds., Pentagon. Ft; Myer,
Navy Annex: heat incl. EN-. 3-567S
days. EN-. 3-920S eyes: "a
ALEXANDRIA (Dei De-. ray gyoo, Inn 0ne ht,sS
bldg. 8 units each: I block bus.
RAYMOND APIS, TE. $3.50, .-17
ALEXANDRIA (Del Rayl-Duplex: 2
bath. screened porch; / block post
once. bus, shops; to approved fam
fly. RAYMOND APIS, TIE. $500.
ARL.-S75, incl. utils.; large apt.
Four closets. garden project; 5 min.
shopping. ia. 7-926S. --15
APARTMENT, In Colonial Alexandria.
Two spacious rooms. modern kitchen
and bath, hot-water heat, formal
garden, .compt privacy. XII. 9-1203.1
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MODERN 2-hedrm. rambler: auto. gas
neats tile bath and kit: $50 per
no.; close to Mt. Rainier, Brent
EEood and r. !. ave. can NO. q.
Woodbridge Realty Co.
c0LORED - CORNER HOUSE, 1000
Kenyon st; n.w.-6-rm. and bath
ed: S110 mo. Cali RA. S-s2Oi. Id
C0L0RED-yERY LARGE briek-and-
stone corner home. completely re.
large rooms and bath; only Silk
mo. MR.. NKUMANN. Ma. 1881.
COLORKD - 1885 TALBURf TER.
oii h-H.h ISL 80 me me. I 70 r.li StiS
tenant. Cali MRS. JONES. no.
1851. for appt. la
COL0RED-549 RANDOLPH 81. NV.
"a rms, bath, gas h.-w. heat
MARSHALL j. WAPLE Co, 1874
14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005.
COLORED ~ 1926 BUCHANAN ct.
N.W-4-bedrocm brick home With
garage. available for immediate oc.
cupancy: $135 mo. Call DI. 7-4241.
COLUMBIA RID. NV.
---6-rm. row brick house with full
esmt; Only $500 per mo. Cali CO.
~ FOUR-BEDRM. BRICK
house: oil heat. vacant; NV. $l26.
DIXIE REALTY CO., ma. $3.50;
ewes. AP. 7-67B7.
C0L0RED-NE. AREA - Brick. 8
stories, 8 rms. a bedrms.). bath.
full bsmt., yards: $lI0. Ii. 4-l100,
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Colored-S7

DET.-6 RMS.-oM HT.-BsMT.
Lse.. 6-rm. brick house IN ne. with
front porch. bsmt., oil heat, Ice.
yards and all conveniences. Other
houses. and apis. avail. Come 70
ONCE for keys.
1st NATL. REALTY
Q Thomas Circle NV. RE. 1854
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eyerything-Newiy decor. row brick;
8 bedrms.: LIST Offering: well furn. ;
reas. to responsible parties. OWNER.
RA. 6-6321: eyes,, VII. 6-703e:
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Choice Locations

1s0-Ropulsr Heishts. the choice
Pals Church community With
It's own SWimming pool and
rec. center; 3-hedrfn, brick
rambler. sn-elec. or Kitchen
With range. Garhage disposal,
GtshWesher and Bendix washer.
Nafge picture windows. wooded
lot. STORAGE attic. rs min. to
Eentageq- House with bsmt.
RltRhfly higher.
S16o-&02 8 Lee st.. rans Church.
ideaily located. Just / block
from busline and ST, James
pArochtal School. 3-bedroonn
rambler with daylight bsmt.
and puIldown stairway 10
attic. Modern all-elee. Kitchen.
Neg-house condition.
Sl4s-Columhia Pines, heautifnl sub.
division near Annandale. New
S-bedrm. brick ramblera. larFe
picture windows, full bSmt..
pulldoWu stairway to attic.
gafage: disposal. dishvasher,
elec. range and refer. Lara.
spacious lot.
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE

CHESTER MovERS-A trunk or q
truckload; also truck rentals; call
ST: $500: ewes. ia. 9-0115.
LIGHT HAULING, local moving.
beaches q specially. 8. L. MORRIS,
tn. 2:l150 or IL, 6-2SS9; =.
or long notices. extra services: any
time; sensily priced. LII. l-9500.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country. safe storage in
separate rooms, expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-0104, UNION STOR-
EDELNS MOVING AND TRANSFER
SERVICE. Reasonable rates; orders
taken I'D to 10 pm. Call Ii. 3-5047.
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
nagm nSasps an yoir r1ovine st s pt'
Reas. Ia. 9-2937; Ewes. RIA. STAG.
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Z HOUSES 10 RENT
soushsast Realty CO. II s-aooe
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
AN
UNUSUAL
OPPORTUNITY

local company win cen
its main buildings, and lease Il
back for 10 years: total lease payts.
equal puEhase price: about $40. 900
cash needed. AID. 1854 OF (eyes.l
IA. 1880. --fe
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gath AND r. /. AVE. NE.
Attractive. rooms, 2 baths, Ice. cor.
ner lot: detached; full bsmt., oil
heat. Facing Franklin Park. $92 so
mo. Key at FEDERAL RENTAL CO.
els New York ave. n. W.. Ma. STAG.
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

SURETY REALTY CO.
AID. A-053I 1881 N. NV.
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IWo-AIarIn Fire sweeps
Lincoln Park Dwelling

Fire swept through the in-
terror Of 4 two-story frame and
cinderblock house in the Lincoln
Park subdivision Of Rockville late
yesterday. leaving four elderly
persons homeless.
The two-alarm blaze broke out
shortly before s pm. In the home
of Peter Washington. colored.
Damage was estimated BY.
Rockville Fire Chief Jack Lee as
approximately $500. The Rock
vile and Gaithersburg Volunteer
Fire Departments responded. but
were hampered BY lack Of water
facilities and had to lay some
1000 feet Of hose. Origin of the
fire was not fully determined.
but was believed to have been
the result Of q defective hue.
One fireman was hurt. He was
Capt. William Berry Of Rockville
Engine Company 8. treated at
the scene for q burned hand
while trying to enter the burning
house.