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Evening star., 1954-11-04
Body Of Man Recovered
In WASHINGTON Channel

Police today recovered the
body Of a man found floating
in the Washington Channel q
short distance from the winter
1harbor Of the Watergate barge.
The man was tentatively iden-
titled by drivers permit listed
to Tracy r. Griffis, SO, Of 4905
Riverdale road, Riverdale, Md.
The permit and a pass from
the Spring Grove Hospital, Ca
louisville, Md. were in a wallet
found on the body, police said.
Police described the man as
5 feet, 10 inches, with brown
hair and brown eyes. The body
was taken to the morgue.
Evening star., 1954-11-04
U. Of Md. Increases
Hospital and Medical
School Budget Funds

The University of Maryland
has sharply increased its hos
pital and medical school funds
for next year as part of an over
all budget of $2.5 million, and
made 1t clear that deans and
! other school officials played an
important part in drafting the
new budget.
The budget and the way 1t
was announced appeared to be
an attempt to allay criticism
stemrnlng from a decision by the
Middle States Association of
Colleges not to renew the uni
versity's accreditation.
That decision became a hot
issue in the unsuccessful guber-
Material campaign of DR.. H. C.
Byrd. former university presi-
dent.
$6O0,2S5 More for Hospital.
The financial burdens OF the
School Of Medicine and the fact
that the faculty and deans had
little voice in the university's
operation and policy making
were two items about which
concern swas expressed by the
Middle States Association.
The biggest budget increase
listed was $6OO,285 for Univer-
sity Hospital. Hospital officials
had complained that many Of
their budget difficulties arose
from the fact that much of their
work was with charity cases.
There was an increase of
| $423.936 listed for the four pro-
fesSional schools at Baltimore,
including the College of Medi-
cine. School officials said a
breakdown Of the budget items
was not yet available.
The 1856 budget of $25.8
million drafted in a three -hour
meeting of the Board of Regents
on Tuesday. was announced to-
day. The announcement noted
that the various departmental
fund requests were carefully
reviewed with each dean and
administrative officer"
Library Increase.
The new budget also noted:
/. An increase of $39,650 in
the budget for the library, about
which the accrediting unit also
had been critical. During the
campaign, Gov. McKeldin said
he would ask the next Legisla-
ture for $2.2 million to build a
new library.
2. A boost of 5000 a year in
the minimum salary for full pro-
fessors, to a new total Of $4,000.
3. Approval OF recommended
fee increases, showing 500 in
crease for on-resident fees, both
generally and in the medical
school, and a 5000 increase in
resident fees for the medical
school. Resident fees for the
university itself are unchanged.
4. Division of funds listing
SILT million from legislative ap-
propriations and SAL million
from other sources.
The Board of Regents had
pointed out in a special state
ment last month that most of
the reported weaknesses lin the
Middle States Association re-
port) are being corrected by adj
ministrative action, but in two
areas-particularly, the library
and the Medical School--addi-
tional funds will be required Of
the Legislature"
Evening star., 1954-11-04

even II they
reSid e in
Maryland or
Virginia. The
D j S trio t. S
m q x i'm u m
rates are $50
a week for 26
weeks. En-
ployes W h o
work In Fed
eral Offices in
Maryland or
v i r g j n i a
would receive
p a y m e n t
based on the
Evening star., 1954-11-04
The Federal Spotlight
Unemployment c Compensation
For u. S. Workers Explained
BY Joseph Youno

The Labor Department. has issued in question
FORM the details Of the Government unemployment
compensation which into effect January l.
Generally speaking the benefits will be based the laws
the State in which empoye last worked Federal
workers who last worked in --------a
WaShin will he naidu s s.
Evening star., 1954-11-04
River Report.
enyS, TT q

KecOrd Temperatures This Year.
Highest, 103. on July 81.
Lowest, 13, on January %.
High and Low Of Last "a Hours.
sifgh, 4S, at 9 pm.
Low, 81, at 6:36 am.
Evening star., 1954-11-04

Wrephoo
expected to spread to the Middle and South At
Upper Ohio Valley tonight with
ues forecast for chigan and some drizzle along the
Washington coast M will be cp0ler the Central Plains
The Upper Mississippi Valley and the Upper Lakes region win
become cooler twill be mlder the Southeastern States
and Florida. 4@ssA As@s 81 #<ss
Evening star., 1954-11-04


the United States who who practice
that the problem embarrassing
Evening star., 1954-11-04
The Sun and Moon

Sun. today - 6:39 am. 5:04 pm.
Sun, tomorrow $40 am. 5:O3 pm.
Moon, today 1:24 pm.
one-half hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1954-11-04
Precipitation.

c,,s;9ai Aonthly preclpItstion IN inches in
, 1954-02-02

There are years and years Of
solid experience built in TO every
superb" Clipper. i. years Of
planning and expcrimen. by Doug
las craftsmen, Of flying experience
by Pan Americans skilled air
crews. Powered by four mighty
engines developing Ten thousand
horsepower these sky giants have
quickly established a proud record
Of performance on flights around
the world.
For Speed, Comfort and Depend
ability make your next trip a
Superb trip and see why more
people travel between North and
Latin America by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
-&la;zxy

NEW SERIES. Last month we published an
original American Scene" art cover painted
exclusively for THIS WEEK by artist Jane
Oliver. 1t showed group of Amish young
sters (see below. skating on pond in Penn
syvania Dutch country and produced flood
of applause from readers asking for more of
Miss divers work Next week. we re glad to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14

There was no safety first motto printed on the
airplane that bore the Wright Brothers across the
sands of Kitty Hawk How would the boon of
anesthetics have been given to humanity if science
had shrunk from presumptively fatal risk? For
that matter who would ever have eaten raw oyster
but for some dauntless. hunger driven pioneer?
Trial and error is method by which progress is
made and it is this principle which DR.. Butler was
upholding in his blunt reminder to the trustees.
Someone has said that thousand pioneers may well
be wrong before is right Stacking the spirit of
adventure Of honest inquiry, of risky research by
imposing penalties for error does more than set back
the clock. 1t stops it.
GLORY is properly the reward of success But it
does not follow that disgrace should be visited upon
failure. Error may be as honorable in intent as truth
Mankind must jealousy preserve its right to be
wrong well as the right to be right" Otherwise.
the great and continuing adventure of the human
mind would be thwarted Science and invention
would come to halt. Art and literature would
wither In a stale and stagnant world there would
be nothing new under the sun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14

tell you, she'll be back again with scene
which she painted in historic Williamsburg, Va.
COMING UP. Do you know what an ''attrac-
tive nuisance" is? Legally. it is something
that can endanger child's life. but which
irresistibly attracts him - like abandoned
quarries and wells and old ice boxes. In next
weeks issue A. E. Hotchner tells you about
Back Yard Death Traps" and what to do if
you find one in your community.
Also next week: What's Ahead On The
Wide Screens by movie editor Louis Berg;
"A Washington You Never Saw Before" by
art expert Hans Huth. who presents just
discovered Washington portrait: Science
Peeks At Taxpayers" by John L. Springer;
"McGarry And The Mugger." fiction by Matt
Taylor. and other features. THE EDITORS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-14
YOUR RIGHT TO BE WRONG
by Samuel Hopkins Adams
author Of 'CanGl To,rn,'' 'Sunrise To Sunset,

oCet me remind yOu gentlemen, that
academic freedom isuOpes the right TO be
wrOng as yell as the right to be rigM.'
90 SPOKE the late Nicholas Murray Butler, Presi-
- dent of Columbia University, to his board of
trustees Certain historical writings by member of
the faculty had in the opinion of some oversensitive
alumni, compromised the university. They wanted
the historian fired.
Dr. Butler was not unfolding the professors
views. In part, at least, he believed them to be
wrong But knowing them to be the honest opinions
of competent scholar, he defended the mans right
to be wrong.
Therein by implication, the President of Columbia
made hash of some highly respectable and long
respected adages. Safely frsh Look before yon leap!
Why take chance? All nice, convenient slogans for
the Caspar Milquetoasts of the world. But if the
genus homo had adhered to them, where would
civilization have gotten to? Pretty much nowhere!
Columbus did not look before he leaped into an
uncharted void Benjamin Franklin showed little
respect for established principles when he coaxed the
lightning down his kitestrng and bottled it in jar
Evening star., 1954-01-06
HOUSES FURNISHED

rHnblsr, c;oss in. conSen. location; ftGf
OGDEN ST. NV. NEAR 10TH
| 8 bedrms,. new refrigerator, gas
range. gas heat. Inspection by ap-
Pointment: Phone ME. s-11SO.
CHEVY ifGR CHASE. e Tsek D. asys e., near schools
| story. well furnished. lge liv. rm.,
din, rm.. kitchen. 8 bedrms,, fenced
garden; oversize garage: walk-up in
Sulated attics full bsmt. Phone EN-.
CHEVY CHAsE-New home, beanti.
fully furn.; 3 bedrms.. 3 baths. TV.
dishwasher and auto. washer and
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.@Immed. pos
session; 4 bedrms. and bath: large
attic: full bsmt.. oil heat; on pus-
line, near grade and parochial
schools. Sl75 mo. Furn. or unfurn.
GEoRGEToWN - 3 bedrms.: gar;
stee. fenced yd:; schools, transp.,
shopping: ideal for 5 Govt. workers,
| students. nurses, intetnes; near 2
hospitals. 1929 T st. NV. S175.
SILVER SPRlNG-4h Jedrms.. ga
baths; suit. or families lge.
yard; nr. schools; $3.50. JU. $3.50.
SOUTH ARLINGTON - : bedrms..
semidet.. garbage disposal. automatic
washer. completely furnished ex-
cspt linens and silver; Eood eond,;
asPsi T6S 2 Rn2LSfY K :; "a; GO o7-esOo' ARL1NSc-
SILVER sPRfNG-Lge. 6-rm. bungs.:
ssS sccsDtsSis: BE- sis5. ~. teS7sS.n Snnc-es
Evening star., 1954-01-06
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NV. d. c. or Chevy Chase. Md. e
oeorm. det. house; will consider rent
with option to buy; refs. Owner preks
Call LA. 6-S234. 3
SILVER SPRING and Bethesda area.
Have clients waiting for desirable
homes. sIGLER & CO, 10. 4-SSSSs
HE. 4-Sl93 -6
A. F. OFFICER, wife and l child; q,
or bedrm. det. house. outside
D. e, s, E area. LII. 4-564i. iiS
PHYSICIAN wants to rent 5-bedruC,c
yr; lease. Must be within 10 ming
drive of Bethesda Service Hospital,
CAL DR.. GENE GORDON. at RL.
BY DIPLOMATIC COUPLE. s-bedpm. a"
rambler, with rec. rm.. in n.wa,
Bethesda or nearby Nd. Phone WO:
6-2324 - -
SHORT-TERM BASIS - 2-bedroom:
nicely furnished house, Virginia or
nv NV SECTION. IA. S-2073. 20 :.
TWO-BEDRM. HOUSE, on several
acres, country area, within 10 mi.
OF Washinston. on good road, mods
ern conveniences. Box GLIB, Star.
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MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

MOVING AND HAULING: padded van
service; reas. rates. H. GREENE.
Phone Ii. 4-253S. Free est. H.
REASONABLE RATES and guaran-
tee. Call JONES, AID. 4-97S0. Ill
CAREFUL MOVING, by hour or Job
AID. 2-6S62 for estimate. -
MOVING AND HAULING, day OIL
night: reasonable rates. Call HO
HILLS TRANsFER-Any da, or mr..
small and large Jobs; trained men:
long-short bkngs.; ins. Ii. 6-3364
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET OF
across the country Safe storage In
separate rooms; expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-0104 UNION STOR-
AGE CO. INC. Established 1905
LIGHT HAULING. local moving;
beaches especially s. L. MORRIS.
45lO 18th st NV Call TU 2-1150
HOMER A. TILLMAN, movers: expe-
rienced help: free estimates; low as
ST per hr. TU. 2-4359. -12
IEDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving. storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; ewes, RA. 3-l4l6.
Sc
EDELIN'S TRANSFER-Careful ex-
perienced men, service every day.
Sundays and holidays. Call LII
3-5047. -I2
Evening star., 1954-01-06
GREENLAWN APTS.

SECTION 3 INCORPORATED
rd.--Loveiy garden-type apt; I-fare
zone. conv. to schools, churches,
shopping and transp.; bedrm..
SS5; 2 bedrms.. Ssl7 so. Utils. Incl.
Apply MRS GALE, 40S Greenlawn
dr., Apt. lO1, JU. S-31S4. ---6
Evening star., 1954-01-06

CORAL HILLS GARDEN APIS. at
D. G.. Iine--2 bedrms., 500; 3 bed
rms, 500: utils. incl. Nr. school,
"a blk. bus and shops. 10. S-7OSS.
SILVER SPRING - Beaut. 2nd A.,
front, 2-bedrm. apt.i 3 exposures;
sep. dinette. table space In kit. lge.
auto. laundry, nv antenna. storm
windows: 2 blks. Piney Br. I'd. and
Flower ave. shopping centers; blk.
buses. JU. 9-323S or JU. 5-5462.
$50 Bradford rd., Apt. 3. $S6. plus
utils.
EXTRA LARGE / and 2 bedrm. apis. |;
direct transp. to d. c.. close to
schools and shopping center. .53rd
pl and Defense hwy, Bladensburg.
MEURILEE ARMS
WA, 7-3721
Evening star., 1954-01-06
APTs. UNFURNIsHED-Mp.

apts., in excel. cond.; laundry facII.
tiles Provided: gas heat; 500 mo-
sEIID6EINsPINNER REALTORS. WA
HYAlTTT1SsyILLE. Mp.-Eficiency "a spt.
in apt. bldg laundry facilities prov,
NER REALTORS, WA. 7I1fr1N 7-I016. Ns
SILVER SPRING AND TAKoMA PIX
AKEAIA All badrn, number of enc, enc, 1:bedrm
! ESTATE. JU. 9-i103.
DELIGHTFUL 1-BEDRM. APIS. in q
/ wonderful Rarden-apt. project; excel.
rm. sizes and offering everv facility
off-street parking and ample storage
I q, prestige development at $500
Cat Carroll aveD: S7S per. mo. in
et sludss les all H. gtils;; one 2-bsdrm. spt
saafSsShS5sla saSNNoa & 11eHs e.. ScSsSI i5os q Il
ELMAR GARDENs@A lovely garden
a agt: project in a cony; area Is now
fsnts q ssS ssSeaf a oeaam nc unSsua1 ants
bsmt. storage area: play area for
children school bus at corner. Res
Er p;rect,ons MT s5afneT of R.d.p,,ra Az 7s69s g
ne: to Peace Gross: bear right to S
Defense hwy. and then to Edmon-
ston "a (2nd stoplightl. left ] mile
to Hamilton st. SHANNON 8,
LUCSHs CO., 1905 H st. NV. MA.
BETSEsDA-Liv. rm.. ainette. kit. 2
shop. Can OF. 4-74o0. go. %
BETHESDA. MD One and Z bedrm
aptS:. go; 500 plus utils SAMTIEL
AfPTs: xVAILABEE B at oi coburn HTe Terrace.
Md. next to schools and shop. CEN
ter. bus stops at door. WA. 7-27fs.
LOVELY 2-BEDRM. APT.-Built-in
play, yard With deiishtful i'o; play house, house.
good storage space. Adequate base
ment. garbage disposal unit. On bus
line. Quiet neighborhood. close in.
HHfot5I5water Hft5 r, heat oaoa and water furnishsd,
for appointment. -S
ROCKvILLE-3 bedrooms. kitchen
and bath. closed front pertch on
ground floor, Sa5 per mo-, Wo. g.
SILVER sPRING-sso2 Plymouth at
2-bdrm. apts.. in bldg. / yr. old: mr..
Flower ave. and Piney Branch
shopping center: conv. to schools,
transp.: storage and laund. facili-
I ties; 500; l avail. Jan. Is: l avail
FEB. Ey II; phone AID. @-5l33: ewes,
THkoSMap Ak S1ipls fxRK. 4 MD. .es11 Red al Tor
| kit. bedrm.. bath. S75 incl. utils.
Open ewes. 1880 to 900. HE. Al IA
2 RMS, KIT, BATH mr.. transp. Pyt
home. S55 incl. utils. Call UN. 4
Exf21RRi 1ts Ri'i GHR1ENs. SiaGi corner Bradley
RIyd s.s5t,i and Fair ralTfa5 s.sSI sS Beth MS
now. and rms, dinette. kit. and
bath; some with porches. $50. to
S110. incl. util. Liv. rm. air-cond
| in summer. auto. washer and dryer
| in laundry rm. See resident mgr. on
| premises. apt. No. 210. OIL. 4-5()32
L. e. BREUNINGER & SON, INC.
SILVER sPRING-New bldg; bed
$50 mo. JU. 9-3490. JU. 9-2354.
1 BEDRM. APIS. in sligo Creek
| Park. Silver Spring-Attrac. modern
apts.; with liy. rm.. sep. dinette,
| bedrm.. bath and nice sized kit
Excellent closet space. Cross venti-
| lation. Apis. overlook lovely wooded
area: cony. c5U. to transp. and shoppine.
Shown day or evening. Ju. 7-7372
1-BEDRooM APT. with nv. rm.. kit
| and bath. S59.40 mo. Avail Jan
| 10; 4619. Lewis ave. 6uitland
Manor, Nd. 10. a-3176. %.
TAKOMA PARK, Md bedrm., liv
rnl; with dinette-end, kity bath
sso :as''inO' mo. q. 9s' i-SSiso.0 S0 0'':: III iIn
Evening star., 1954-01-06
SPACIOUS HOMES

Or ANlOOO 11O1NAEO
Now available: Apartments with 2 or
more bedrooms and or > baths;
all IN excellent 1909 coop build.
ings. These lovely homes otfer all
OF the size of house with the con-
economy OF home ownership.
THE ONTARIO-Two spacious apts.
now available. Room for a house
full OF furniture. High ceilings.
wonderful closets. 2 and 4 bedroom
spts.s both with large dining rooms
end onv ySs o TO1ms and sSBGo 4mpe on Ies
THE MENDOZA - Another large
apartment with . bedrooms and den,
living room, dining room, kitchen.
pantry and bath. Completely re-
decorated and kitchen beautifully
modernized. Only Sl7.500 on very
attractive terms.
1870 WYOMING AVE. N.w.-Still
ment. Three bedrooms. = baths,
huge foyer hall. large dining room
and living room. pantry and kitch-
en-; In fine condition and priced at
only SCI 800 on reasonable terms.
ALSO AvAILABLE-Several / and .
bedroom type apartments in vari-
ouS locations at reasonable prices.
Fer complete details or for appoint
mentS TO inspect, phone
EDMUND j. FLYNN co.
Coop Apt. Authority Since 1920
Wash. Bldg. MA. S-956o
Evening star., 1954-01-06
BEAUTIFUL
MICHIGAN PARK

COLORED-e9I5 I:th ST. Ne.
nm. row brick house with English
. porches; truly worthy Of your in.
spection: shopping. transp.. schools.
within blk. Oil heat; very reas.
rent. Open for inspection. JUSTINE
REALTY CO.. Az 9TH st. NV. DI.
COLoRED -1sIa 9Th ST. NV 2
bedrms.. liv. rm.. kit, bath, bsmt.:
S9l mo: Call NE. s-5400.
CoLORED-9l0 SPRING RD. NV
8 rms, kit. bath. gas h.-wh. refgr..
stove. laundry trays, garbage dis.
posal; partially furnished; Sis no.
COLoRED - 5th AND HAMILTON
SITS. NV; = Lovely 5-rm., bsmt.
home. Call Ex. 3-5367. -l2@-
COLORED--223S 18th ST. N.E.-3
bedrms.. liv. rm., din. rm., modem
kit. and bath; row brick; gas s.-c;.-
heat: l5 per mo. RE. 7-I1S3 =
COLORED-HoUsEs FOR RENT IN
NV AND NE. SEC. All Immediately
svaIlahle and in good cond. Call
MRS RRAnI,EY nE
Evening star., 1954-01-06
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
SNACK BAR for rent in bowling alley,
Sc. location; reas. Call Ii. 4-66f9
or JU. 5-552o. 81

SNACK BAR for rent in bowling alley,
or JU. 5-5529. 6s
MODERN SERVICE STATION for
rent. GOOD location: small capitar
investment REQUIRED. Location. 543@
WA 5-s995. bet: : am and g pm. nn
or JE: 3-32l0 bet. $50 pm. and
RESff. 500 81 MoNTHLy-aoxso.I re rear, ).
heat light and water; good for
any repair shop or ONCE. WA.
SNACK BAR-carry-out shop, near Q
schools; excellent take from pinbalt
ssssm1esi ss1ei r. 2oo cash or best offer;
GROCERY sToRE;-saa7 saltimor.
blvd. Stool, And hxtures must go:-
REaI EEfEaFd5fTs ofPoRTiSIryWEn Il G1st WE 5,S7sl
JA. S.53Is. ME. 5000.
sOBTAILER WANTED by small sya..::
tnetic plant plant In Sc; quality WORK:
USED CAR LOT or parking lot, &c cor.
Nichols ave. and You, / blk. OF Good
Hope I'd Sc; well est; now occupied
new Buick agency plus used cars;
very, attr; lot; available March i:
DEi eEefIlent ff!sTrSSrN lSei Call DE; 2-6o27. 81
tion; reas. priced for quick sale. H6..
SURE-FIRE - Have excellent Silver
Spring location for agsressive mer-
chant, restaurant. bakery. etc. Can't
FLOWER sHoP-Desirable location:
excellent opportunity for couple.
DEL; sis Si5o,o66 200 annual.sross lb. brs,.
ness; highest profitable cash-afld-
carry store in town. Low down pay
mont ~ - C11I ;x,.
SHOE REPAIRiNG Shop, edutpt. !.
machinery. etc. CURLY'S, Waldorf.
Nd, Tel. Midway 5-2S0l. 1l:.7~
sacrifice for the best offer. Box 52-B,
DoWNrowN-7 s,SF, apts., we'll turn.' a., 5 !;
5000 handles. OWENS KSAfsf.' KEAflsTfS.
Want rs I90' REPRESENT American
manufacturers in Venezuela and
Panama; best connections Write
"Chastleton Hotel," Apt. 2O7, WASH
TIE riREfGai %iiLFTARx Ri &; DISTRICT of wash.
ineton Exchange intends to @ have .
concessionnaire operate exchange
areas. Ft; Mysr. Va; Applicants.
S2es sGnsact # MI; Mvsy Wess, Bldg; SooS Sls n
AICdt TT. MyCt, Jh s-OUUU, EAt.
ALL, for information relating to
application requirements. and inter-
views. Written proposals must be
received before 1000 hours, l 5 Janu-
MS ary, 1929; tna} oS At Military District Of
RooMiiNsGi0 isi0i and ni'st' apts.; income $40
mo-; rent. SIS: oil h.-wh. Price,
$500; down, $3.50. A. r. SEEL YE,,,
DI. i-S325. =. =
VALET, downtown: business ana
property; store with s rooms anu o.
baths above. Income from valet.
$500 wk. A bargain any way vow.
look at i; 100000; down Sl5,G1G.
DRY CLEANING. $500 wk. guar.,.
rent. S165, incl; 5-room apt. Price,
$4,000: down, ST 800: good Sc. loc.;
A. r. SEELYE, DI. 7-S325. st1.S
TAVERN. strictly bar; one shift; open.
5 p.m.; closed. SUM-; long lease. with.
option to purchase prop. Investigate.,
this one. ,.,'S.e.
ATLAS, SOUTHERN BLDG. ..,ss
Ma. $1,000 EN-. 2-3033S
(Continued on Next Page|
Evening star., 1954-01-06
COLORED
HOUSES TO SHARE

CONGENIAL WIDOW, university
graduate, wishes to share lovely A..
bedroom home in NV. section with
rlght party; references EXCHANGED.
Box Ala. Star. IS
Evening star., 1954-01-06
POMPONIO OFFERINGS
IN FINER APT. LIVING

POMPON1O OFFERINGS
IN FINER APT. LIVING
DONNA LEE
A suburban community in nearby Falls
Church-A limited number Of l and
2 bedrm. apts. Keynoted are the
lge. bright rms, built-in chest OF
drawers for that needed extra space;
in the heart OF shopping area, new
elementary school,. churches, an un-
gaTsllsd sn,s at st5yNpr-doOr bus seryics
mgr. JE. 3-S573.
GREENBRIER
A favorite among those who choose
the finest; conveniently located on
Columbia pike, Just minutes from
the. Pentagon and d. c. Again we
excel. conveniences. Rental. $S4 30
to $99.50. Res. mgr. IA. 2-32g5.
CALVERT
Very recently completed and Just
minutes vdro from KEY Key Bridge; very
mod. apts.. on .extra-quiet street.
in wooded area for that serene at
moSphere required by many. Rentals,
$S7 and 'S92. plus utils. ia. 7-64S4,
res. mgr.
THOMAS
In the heart Of the Buckingham area,
this proven project exemplifies con-
venience plus. Avail, Is a 2-bedrm.
apt. within stones throw Of Rrade
school. Hecht's shopping ctr. transp,
and theater. Rental. S95.50. Res.
mgr IA. S-0153.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
1929 wilson Blvd. Arl. ia. 7-6660