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Evening star., 1954-11-25
Teacher Tells Why
Pupils Don't Read
By the Associated Press

HARTFORD, Conn.--Edwin E.
S m t h, Springfield, (MassD ,
English teacher, told the New
English Association of Teachers
of English that most high school
students don't read outside the
classroom because:
During November, December
and January there are football
games. Then the students paint
scenery, play the piano. stand
up on the stage and shimmy and
shake and sing Ricochet Ro-
nance; and it's all wonderful,
Then they must watch television
and they tell me they have jobs
in the afternoon and evenings.
It's no wonder they don't read" ="
Evening star., 1954-11-25
Standard Lime Co. Control
Sold for $40 Million
By the Associated Press

BALTIMORE, Nov. 25.-Con-
trolling interest in Standard
Lime ssand Stone Co. has been
sold to the American Marietta
Co. Of Chicago in a deal involv-
ing $40 million in cash, it was
disclosed here yesterday,
Standard employees about Is
600 at nine plants in seven States
and is an important producer of
cement, furnace limestone for
the steel industry and chemical
lime for chemical and paper
manufacturers.
Standard has limestone re-
serves in Maryland. Virginia.
West Virginia., Pennsylvania,
Ohio and Illinois which company
officials say are sufficient for so
years.
Standards properties are now
Joined to Observation-Disclosures
63 plants in % States and Can
ada.
Evening star., 1954-11-25
Remington
Continued From First Page.)

ington's death had come as a
surprise to every one.
Prison officials said Remington
had been slugged over the head
and face by a brick, apparently
contained in a white sock. Un-
ion County Coroner Harry Beck
said death resulted from a skull
fracture, while Remington also
had sustained multiple lacera-
tions and a hemorrhage of the
brain.
Hiss, preparing for his return
to the outside world, could not
be reached for comment because
of prison rules. Mrs. Remington
said she will go to RidgeWood,
N. j., where her husbands par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick G..
Remington, live.
Funeral services are expected
to be held, today, with burial
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1954-11-25
$1,000 Awarded Clerk
Cleared in Store Burglary
By the Associated Press

PORTLAND, Greg, Nov. 25.-
A circuit court jury awarded
$1lo.0o0 damages yesterday TO
a man because he once was ac-
cused of burglary by Montgom-
cry Ward & Co. He was acquit-
ted of the burglary charge.
The award of $4,000 general
damages and $4,000 punitive
damages went to Anton Kraft,
48, who was employed by the
Montgomery Ward store here in
1949 when he was arrested on
the burglary charge.
In his damage action Mr..
Kraft accused the company of
false arrest and malicious prose-
cution.
It was one of the largest dam
age verdicts on record here.
Evening star., 1954-11-25
He Was a Good Boy, Until
Mother Says of Accused Killer

Mrs. Bertha Mae vagnoni
stared at the newspaper account
of how her son by a former
marriage. Robert Carl Parker,
had been implicated in the
murder of William w. Reming-
ton. She began to sob.
'.'He was a good boy" she
said of her son, until he got
mixed up with some bad boys" !"
The woman spoke as she sat
in a makeshift wheelchair in
the kitchen of the Vagnonis'
two-room fiat at 81 H street
NV. She has had several bone
operations on her left foot
Her husband walked into the
room-a bent little man pulling
on an unlit pipe. His wife
could not answer his inquiries.
Her face was lined with grief.
Mr.. Vagnoni walked uncer-
tainly out of the room. II feel
nervous" he said.
Displays Snapshot.
Then Mrs. Vagnoni began dig
ging into her purse. Here's a
picture of him (Parker) when
he was in the Army at Fort
Knox, KY, three years ago-he
was 18 then" she told the re-
porter. It was a snapshot of
Parker saluting into the camera.
Another one showed a young man
in a polo shirt with an eagle
on front.
Mrs. Vagnoni told how Robert
ran away from home when he
was about IL. The police had
picked him up and he was later
sent to the National Training
School for Boys.
MY first husband (LinWood H.
Parker of Newport News, Va, a
Evening star., 1954-11-25
New Wells Brought In
In Mexicun Area

Petroleos Mexicanos, Mexico's
government oil monopoly, has
been making drilling tests in Co
ahuila, Nuevo Leon and Tabasco
and has several new producing
wells in Tabasco, Mexico City re-
ports.
Deep drilling in the Jose
Colomo region has resulted in
discovery of an oil-producing
level below the previous one.
Daily crude oil production of the
monopoly recently was reported
as 253,500 barrels daily, up from
240, ,861 barrels in March.
Evening star., 1954-11-25
The Weather Here and Over the Nation

District and vicinity-Some
cloudinesS and continued rather
cold tonight and tomorrow with
low tonight near "a.
Maryland - Some cloudiness
and continued rather cold to-
night and tomorrow with oc-
casionals snow on the Allegheny
plateau. Low tonight 26-32 in
west and 30-35 in east portions.
Virginia - Some cloudiness
and continued rather cold to-
Evening star., 1954-11-25

construction worker) and ! were
divorced a long time ago. Rob-
ert was maybe 5 then-he's S
my only child, you know. He's
always been a quiet kid-oh, I
wish he was home. !" she suddenly
sobbed.
Never Answered Letters.
Did Robert write to her during
his incarceration period at
Lewisburg?
II wrote him about four let
ters-but he never wrote back. I"
She didn't know why.
HE never finished school-it's
a grade school just a couple of
blocks from here. ! don't know
the name of it," said Mrs. Vag-
noni. n
'He was awful nervous and
quiet like. He was always pacing
back and forth. He used to scare
me. Sometimes he wouldn't talk
to me for a long time. He lay
around and just looked into
space.
Liked Crime Shows.
Robert liked to listen to the
radio. He always had the crime
shows on. He never read too
much-once in a while the comic
books"
Had Mrs. Vagnoni read of
convicted perjurer Remington in
the neWspapers-the man her
son is accused with another
prisoner of smurdering?"
She shook her head, back and
forth, slowly.
II never heard of him." she
murmured.
What were the Vagnonis hav-
ing for Thanksgiving dinner?
"Blackeyed peas" said Mrs.
Vagnoni, vaguely. "Just black
eyed peas"
Evening star., 1954-11-25

made up Of
people W h o
have ia k e n
and Sc d
civil service
e x aminations
will be made
on q career
con d ! t ional
b a S is. This
means tn a t
appointees be-
com e full
fedged career
employees aft
er they have
served three
Evening star., 1954-11-25

night and tomorrow with .oc-
casional snow flurries in the
mountains. Low tonight 26-32
in west and 30-35 in east por-
/ tionS.
Wind - Mostly southwest
1918 miles per hour becoming
1920 miles per hour by tomor-
row.
River Report.
tFrom United States Engineers.l
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers Fer
ry and muddy at Great Falls; Shenan-
doah cloudy at HarperS Ferry.
Evening star., 1954-11-25
Iran Rich in Oil

LONDON.-Iran is believed to
hold one-third of the worlds
petroleum reserves as we'll as
vast undeveloped mineral wealth.
Evening star., 1954-11-25

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 103, on July 81
Lowest. Is. on January %
High and Low Of Last 24 Hours.
High, 46, at 400 pm.
Low, 81, at $40 am.
Evening star., 1954-11-25

ployes who are not working for
the Government on the effective
date of the new system, but who
may later return to the Federal
service, be entitled to conversion?
A. No. Except for indef1nites
in the military service, they must
be on Government rolls on the
effective date of the new system
in order to be entitled to any
conversion features provided.
INDEFINITE EMPLOYEES
APPOINTED TO EXCEPTED
POSITIONS.
@. Is any provision being made
for giving status to indefinite
employees who were appointed to
excepted positions from civil
service lists of eligibles?
A. Yes. An indefinite employe
who was appointed to an except
ed position in regular order from
civil service eligible list will be
eligible for competitive status.
This will permit him to move to
positions in the competitive civil
service without again taking an
open competitive civil service ex-
animation.
@. What jobs in the excepted
service are sometimes filled from
civil service lists of eligibles?
A. It would be possible for any
job in the excepted service to be
filled in this way, since most
agencies are free to ask for
names from civil service eligible
lists for any jobs, if they wish
to do so. This is true both for
jobs in agencies excepted from
civil service and for excepted jobs
in agencies under civil service. !
Evening star., 1954-11-25
The Federal Spotlight
Q-ond- d-AeForm Explains New
Career Conditional System
The Federal Spotlight
By Joseph Young

Civil Service Commission today explained in question
the hghlgh Of
program.
Here are the csc questions and answers:
Principal Features
O. What is the "career-conditona" appointment sys
Evening star., 1954-11-25

ySdIo.
@. Do the three years of serv-
ice have to be continuous?
A. They have to be substan-
TALLY continuous.
@. Are there any circurn-
stances under which a career
employe who has served his
three-year conditional period will
have to serve another condi-
tional period?
A. No. Once the three-year
conditional period is served, a
career employe will not have to
serve it again.
@. Does a career-conditional
employe serve probationary
period?
A. Yes. He serves a one-year
probationary period, during
which he can be dismissed if he
does not learn how to do his
job. A probationary period has
always been a feature of career
appointment and is considered
part of the examination. After
completing his probation, a ca
reer- conditional employe cannot
be removed except for cause.
@. Can a career conditional
employe be promoted and trans
ferred?
A. Yes. His promotions and
transfers are subject to the same
conditions as those of career
employes-he must meet civil
service qualification require
ments and any applicable time
limitations.
@. Where does a career-con-
ditional employe stand in a re-
duction in force?
A. He is in Group II. The
career-conditional employe has
lower tenure rights and is dis
missed ahead. of a career en-
ploye in reduction in force.
Q. Does a career-conditional
employe become a career en-
ploye automatically after three
years of continuous service?
A. Yes.s h stss 2.
@. Are there any exceptions
to the three-year conditional
period?
A. Yes There are two main
groups, as follows: Persons ap-
pointed to permanent positions
in the field service of the Post
Office Department become career
employees after serving one year.
Also, veterans with compensate
disabilities who hold Federal
jobs for one year or more may
become career employees if they
pass civil service examinations
and are recommended for ca
reer appointments by their
agencies.
@. Besides career and career
conditional appointments, what
other type of appointments can
be made under the new appoint
ment system?
A. The other types are tenn
porary for job employment and
temporary pending establishment
of register.
HOW THE NEW
PROGRAM AFFECTS
PRESENT EMPLOYEES.
Career Employees.
@. How does the career-con-
ditional program affect present
career employees?
A. 1t has very little effect upon
present career employees. They
continue to be career employees
and the last to be affected in
reductions in force. Their trans
fer and promotion privileges re-
main the same.
Employees Given ProbatiOnal
Appointments.
@. How are employees who re-
ceived probational appointments
during the notwithstanding
n1nnt Onf,ind O offoctodo
Evening star., 1954-11-25
ZAP Wirephoto Map.

Precipitation tonight will be limited to lurries
Great Lakes and the Northern and Central
Appaachans with rain in the far Northwest 1t win
be colder in sections Of the Atlantic States while trend
to viii be noted in the central third Of the country
Little change in temperature is expected elsewhere.
Evening star., 1954-11-25

A. Effective January %, 1855.
most new appointees from lists
Evening star., 1954-11-25

wv. JZ' aI b.fU ain.
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STORES FOR RENT

CORNER STORE suitable for any
type of business, reas. rent; located
47O1 Ga. ave. NV. Call OWNER,
NO. 7-7S42. --6
1914 PINEY BRANCH RD.-shoppins
center, attrac. store, ONCE or shop
space available. customer parking.
JU. 5-430S or AID. 2-1S54. d
NEAR HAYWOOD GARDENS. Mount
Rainier-Lge. corner store. at .
bus stops. suitable for laundry.
cleaning. tailor, 1000 So. it.. also
LIVING quarters, reasonable. by
1909 EYE ST. NV, in heart Of
medical center---Ideal for optictan.
florist. valet shop. etc. Call MR..
KAY, NE. S-367a.
8O4 F ST. N.W.-Avail. Mar. /. .Ap-
ply $40 F st. NV. Room 10. A
9Th AND F SITS. SEQ AND see 9Th ST.
N.W.-Avail. Mar. l.. Apply $40
F st. NV, Room 10. a
2. STORES LEFT. one equipped for
storage room. 2Ox4O IT. So. Dakota
ave and Riggs I'd ne. RIA. 6-54S0'
A 300 SO. Fl. at s45 Bladensburg I'd.
n.e.--Front of GIANT FOOD STORE.
ample parking. fair rental. Phone
Ii H-11o4 -
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RETIRE AMIDST BEAUTY

CLOSE-IN BRICK RAMBLER
Custom built for easy living and
comfort; tree-shaded level lot;
blks. bus, shopping; near parochial,
elem. schools: minutes to d. c.
line; . twin-sized bedrms. master
bedrm. unusually spacious); spacious
modern kitchen; big closets; stairway
to attractive heated attic; fun bsmt
with outside entrance; partial club
room; FILA loan. BY appt.. call
Mrs. Kohn. RA. 6-S943.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.
Realtor. 1924 14th ST.. AID. 4-2005
WOODLAND, 81. 600 TO 81, 800 DIN
Hew-house condition. DiShwasher
garbage disposal. full daylight base
ment. Very convenient to schools
and transportation. Assume large
Only S1s Ga calI now MR SsSes cox
LII 2-Sl3R or ST 3-73RS -
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

AllACOSTIA--13-unit; q. 2 bedrms.
8. l bedrm.; no. vacancies. Reas.
rent. mod. and. nreproof; times
annual rent. Only 8 mos. old. M; @.
FEKETE. 10. $4,000 It'll 8. %
NEW APT. BLDG.-14 units;;, very
close in N. Arl.: 7k. times rent. For
complete details. call LURIA BROS,
IA. 7-8500, or drop in at 1900
CLARENDON, VA, 1901 N. Irving
st.-2-story frame bldg. with 8 spa
heat. Lot I5Oxl1S, zoned for apt !:
1857 PAUL. P. STONE. 4i3 But
ternut st. NV. tn. 2-1105. a
6-UNIT Def. APT.-Close to Boiling
Field; bedrm. nv. rnn.. din. rm.. kit,
bath. rear screened porch. Reason
ably priced on terms. Mr.. Wash
burn, tn. 2-2091. MARSHALL j.
WAPLE CO. Realtor. 1924 14th st.,
ATTENTION sPECULAToRs-4 new
brick 1-family homes at 2511-l7
West st. s.e.. $4,000 LIST trust:
building asso. each. Price $S,4Gj
each. Occupied by tenants Ias on l Lease Is
pay all utilities, water and insur.
Elk. 3-340S: HE. 4-6617. ewes. 4"
S22. 800 CAN BUY this 4-family mod
brick: full bsmt.: oil h.-w.h.; loo. at
222ol M st. ne. Income $4,000 per
yr.: low rentals. Elk. $4,000. RA
sPEC1AL BARGAIN near 9Th and q
SITS, NV. facing Government bldg
Brick ssS1e nsp aBtss xsb Rent gna Sa ess
payment speculators and erossfsee'
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
TEMPLE HILLS

TEMPLE HILLS
YEAR OLD. 2-BEDRM. RAMBLER
Full hsmt.. lge., level lot. A truly
charming home in. this desirable To-
cation close to schools and trarsp.
Well financed. See this before you
S S9T MT FEAG Ely e. ~ 81. s.ss g.
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S795 DOWN
NO SETTLEMENT CHARGES

TRADES ACCEPTED
II YOU are dissatisfied with your
present living conditions, such as
Ego rent, or q changing neiEhbor-
rambler with sep. recreation rm..
laundry rm.. heating and storage
rm. Each distinctively styled. Only
q few Minis. from D. c. line. Near
everything. Only Sl4,250. Also A.
bedrms 2.bath Cape Cod at $15.-
University lane. right to West Park
dr.. left to model home. 2401 KRIS
ton. Open daily and Sun. til dark.
T. N. Lerner & Co., tn. 2-1136
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HENRY M. WITT
IA C.A10n
ia. N4OO
RERWYN HEIQHTl

BERWYN HEIGHTS
BRICK RAMBLER. $13,50
Beautiful 2-bedrm. brick combina-
ton rambler: large liv. rm.. dinette.
magnificent modern kit, full bsmt..
large lot with gravel driveway. This
bTando3new home selling for only
ment: Call Mr.. Croson, ewes. tn.
BIITZ & CO.. MA. 8-6397
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03

1885 K ST. NV.
Very desirable suites. in combination
of from > to s rooms; avail. immed.
MA. S-44S3.
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OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT

ALLISON BLDG, 3rd and Sheridan
SITS. n.w.-Ofice space for rent. free
park. B. B. ALLISON. RIA. 3-05l3.
DOCTORS SUITE AND APT or
Ses lsam n sR' section on sef 9 month"; Hs
For appt. call MRS. STEFFEY JU.
COM. AVE. at Dupont circle-2 900
to 5000 SO. IT,. Priced under market
, to l9ng1tsrm tens sa;;suG CO; ,s."oeo.
conditioned room in suite with re-
ceptionist: Connecticut and L. NE.
SILVER SPRING SPECIALIZING 1st
fne sentra oas s fs s sy s = "a Ga 0 as.
psrk!ns SIS. FERRY Hay CO.
oFFICE SUITE, SILVER SPRING
Ideally located for professional or
rom 0I room 10 O approx spec 5000 s So
CHESTER Il. Keller. Ju. 5-4iSo::
WYATT BLDG. Attractiyely furn..
room IN HS O suite Sit .. secfetsyiai
2 MODERN oFFfcES adjoining; park.
ing in the rear A. A. LINoLEUM
s SGi SSGFH uR es: 'S CrF ICE avail. in
lS S1Tq aSD pa iu AVE 81 l5 Pa AZ. nv
Desirable front offces. excel. loca-
ton: reas. Apply $50 F st. NV.
Re ST. Al AZ s NS S5ssHs space to
meet every requirement.; outside ex-
posture. newly decorated; convenient,
reas. Apply $40 st. NV, Room
-; ma; S,S025. eoo .,o+
BUSINESS S S5fh I Teas S8 s sSeS
CORNER 6HnSlH Ri gih "a AND PA. AVE-. s5l Pa.
ave, NV floors. 1000. so. #;
S SeS0T sIsSs5. outside exposure; Tfa''
siaa conn AVE. NV or . I'm.
once Ideal loo. Newly dec. Immed.
occup: Reas: ia. 1890. a
f.; open space; Suitable e., lithos hog
AIR CoNDfTIoNED. newly renovated;
$3.50 50. #. incl. all services; elev.
BIDS. financial district. 11oa YER
Evans TSSt a Bt nT Can 81 New sSo9 York
ave. n.w.-Available Immediately.
ouirements Apply PENN PROPER
TIES. Gle Evans Bldg, ME. 81 l07.
APPROX. 400 SO. FIT. .beaut. space.
mod. once BLDG. . elevators, vic,
9th and G SITS NV; flourescent
lighting; suit also for wholesale
or display purposes, $500 mo. incl.
utils. and service. RE. 7-o141.
1884 CONN. AVE. N.w.-Nicely deco
rated bright. cheerful once with
lge; closet AID. 2-151o day; VIC. g.
REAL ESTATE OFFICE, all equipped,
good deal. Ewes. AP. 1913. 5213
Baltimore ave. -
AIR COND., FURN. once with recep.
serv. in lawyers suite; use Of library
and conference rm. NE. S-653s.
DOWNTOWN. 3I6 9th ST. N.w.-cnd.
3rd and -4th ifs: approx. 5000 50.
IT,, at zoe per SO. IT.; gas blowers.
limited light mfg. or storage. E.
QUINCY SMITH, INC, 141S H st.
NV, DI. 7-9057; ewes. OIL. 2-94 4.
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TARA

Charming 3-bedrm. Colonial. in this
NEST sought-aiter Arlington COM
munity.. All bedrms. twin size. eIass-
enclosed rear porch. fun hsmt. with
maids rm, and i2-h-'h. and builtin
garage priced. S23 500.
Wright & Blackman, Inc.
IA. s-633s. Realtors. IA. 7-2777
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

$4,000 SO. Fl, 6-csr railroad sid
ing; BLDG. 30x60 f.. 3-story with
rooms. 24x6n #; lavatories:. shed
OF a?x24U it: paved lot 75x3o0 #.
Suitable for any type Of heavy
industry. in Rosslvn, Va. NO. 7-1J64.
MR.. HERWOOD 4
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COLORED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

P. G. CO., GREENBELT RD., 1 mi.
adj. Wayside Inn. zoned for gas sta. !;
all utils.; $4,000. Terms available.
HE. $500, Ewes. AP. 7-0105, w. W.
LEWIS. .REALTOR.
SUBURBAN REST HOME-Excelient
medical recommendation. well APP
pointed facilities. owner retiring.
Call Mrs. Kelly. WO. 6-2ao3. OIL,
4-7"l2. MALORE r. CHRISTIAN
REAL ESTATE, INC. -
BALL PARK, stands.
lights: suitable for racing track; OPP.
open air theater; 40 mi. D. c. No. /
ME S-43OO -
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

?S4O WILSON BLVD, ARLINGTON
2-story masonry building; rooms,
3 restrooms: located in same block
with Sears Roebuck. in good pedes-
trial traflc area. Ample parking.
0%ner W Sons sena fa sop xho is
building $3.50 per month: EVE,
IA. s-0464: weekdays, GEORGE
s MEAS0S e G5EEM S4 IA ko approx
B,&O.R.R. station, completed fenced;
will rent l IT. or entire area: per-
feet for truck storage. INQUIRE 80
Florida ave- ne. AID. 2-7l00. .
122O G ST. N.W.-Second and third
floors available Immediately; reason
able rent CARL G. Ros1NSKI co.
FIRST *; si FLooR RIM. $40 F st. NV
equivalent to store: excel. location:
Tess. Apply sIo F st. NV. Room 10.
1911 4th ST. N.W.-st. and rms, Q
st. bldg. with or without restaurant
p fSSFlRf S5SS NE oF FEES ..
story house, "a baths. newly, rem
ovated; 1891 N Irving st.. Claren-
don Vs; .r 81 s 5oe g So Fl Ds Msnn
Butternut st. NV. TU. 2-l1O5. Il
1861 14th ST. N.W.-2nd door, drive
Up ramp; approx. 1000 So. IT,. re-
inforced concrete floor. fireproof,
suitable auto parking, body shop
wholesaler. warehouse, distributor,
etc. See any time. Call MA. S-S1 ~:
ewes. ia. 9-s354. S
Prominent NV. Location
Is, 900 So It. ground floor space (of-
fees on End floorl. Heavy construc-
tion with high ceiling and concrete
roof. Automatic stoker heat. Elec-
trically operated overhead door
Building ideal for printer or lithog-
rapher, any branch Of automotive
business or any operation requiring
showrooms. oflces, storage and serv-
ice areas. Can give immediate
possession at reasonable rental. Call
Mr. Haas.
WEINBERG 81 BUSH, INC.
1907 II st. NV, RealtPr, MA. $500
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BOLLINC-CENSUS

QUILTING
Assume S11,50 FLA loan; lovely Diet.
2-hedrm. brick; h.-w.h.. expandabls
rm.. screened frt. porch; tile bsmt.;
fenced yard; "a blk. schools. 8 blks.
Coral Hills shopping center; asking
-Sl5,950. Terms to suit you. ZAGA-
MI REALTY. HA. 2-7332, LII. z
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FOREST HEIGHTS

FOfGEO 11E1O11 I'D
You will find a wide selection of new
sirabie area on our list. Ramblers.
Cape Gods and bungalows. Phone
now and tell US what you need;
chances are we have 1t. 10. 7-SS37
or 10 1922.
lin BRITT.
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FORESTVTT,I,E

New brick Cape Cod; well arranged
q and constructed with large Iiv. rm..
dining L. fully equipped kit. 2
spacious bedrms. and full tile bath.
stairway to foored and expansible
attic. large enough for 2 additional
ECUms lat q hxs eSm G pTsss - sn se
at S14, $50. TIE Us can be arranged.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
32l4 BRANCH AVE. Sc.
10. $1,000 "
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ATTENTION GIS
HAMPSHIRE KNOLLS. SI4.95o
prewar brick bungalow.
located in this cloSe-in conv. area;
liv. rm., dining room, kitchen. .
bedrooms and bath; side fiaEstone
with recr. rm. and bar; gas heat;
comb. storm windows. Price has
been reduced for quick sale. Call
Mr.. Mcintosh, Elk. 3-24S0; ewes,
and SUM-. AID. o-6565.
FRED A. SMITH co.
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CHEVERLY VIC, S11,35O
$50 per mo. incl. taxes ard ms.
Can't afford to miss this lovely s.
bedrm. rambler: parquet floors: gas
Mr.. Jones. AP. 1-S9SS, cox d CO.,
UN 4-152R
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
SILVER SPRING

Avail. Feb is ~ 10000 50, it.: an.
planned and modern once space and
loading docks: excellent location:
rental less than 81 per IT. Box CSC,
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RIYERDALE PROPER

sUNNYBROOK-BUNGALOW
A lovely 4-bedrm. home on corner lot,
cow. to Bladensburg schools. Has
lge. liv. rm., mod. kit, bath and
full bsmt. Newly dec. throughout.
Call Mr.. Gribble ST. 3-736S: ewes,
LII. 4-2462. ATLAS REALTY CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03

ATTENTION CT. $3.50 down-Beauti-
full. modern DETACHED. 2-bedrm. brick
basement. new gas furnace: this
house is like new and there's no
better deal anywhere for you. SO
call early. Mr.. Kitchens. ATLAS
REAITY RI CT 9-oRc