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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-21

CARPET - Approximately 40 so.
yards, Bigelow, heavy, green; reas.
Telephone CO. 5-490GS 8 to 5.
DBLE. DRESSER. drum table. both
solid mahog = box springs, prac-
tically new. 10. 3-1493 after 4.
DEEPFREEZE. upright. IL Gu. IT,.
new. IA. S-9151. -23
DESKS-Walnut executive and sec
sesk;; Library table, Finest. ss EN-
DESKS! DESKS! DESKS! ALL WAL
NUT. $22 80 and S2g. so. D. c. SUR
PLUS SALES, 5ll New Jersey ave;
DESKS, OFFICE
Used from $50: new walnut. 6OxsO,
ment Of all types Of ONCE furni-
ture, Doth new and used at rock
bottom prices. Shop us for. real
y salu a:w ~ E EkAs slss : SON. IA srd
D I.H%!s D :, La ss1s. .d e. SIP
S325; lady's Ia Ct. emerald cut,
$500: mans 3a4 cts, SS95, LIV-
INGsToMs a. co. l4@3 H st NV.
DINETTE. table and . chairs. solid
maple; $50. RIA. 6-1S24. 80
DINING RM. SUITE, mahog.. French,
10 pieces; orig. cost, So, 800; sell for
$500. EN-. 3-6935. ga
DISHWASHER SINK, YOUNGSTOWN.
regular $3.50 value. sale price $225.
K & w PLUMBING CO.. ga H st.
ne. Ii, 6-31 IS. -27
DISHWASHER, automatic, new
Apex. fully guar: orig; price.
$2S9.95; cioseout price. $179.a5:
make your own terms. J. l.. BATE
MAN u SON. 1904 r. I. ave. ne.
DIsHwAsHER, new GE. portable.
floor model; new guar: orig. price.
$l6a.95; special closeout price.
$99.95. ]. L. BATEMAN g. SON.
2004 r. ]. ave. ne. "a
DRYER. gas; new de luxe Bendix,
store demonstration, new guar; reg.
price. $274.50; specially priced,
SI19.95; no money down. pay for
It on your gas bill. ]. L. BATEMAN
g. SON. 2004 R. 1. ave. ne. -
all types nand ana
electric. AMERICAN TYPEWRITER
CO, l42I E Capitol St. Ii 3-0nS2
EVENING GOWN. white, strapless.
tulle on satin. worn once. orig. $50.
LII. 4-12lS ga
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Nichols Heights
Apartments

A BETTER-TYPE DEVELOPMENT,
BOILING FIELD AREA, IN THE
MINIS. TO DOWNTOWN. VIA Elk
PRESS BUSES -
FIREPROOF BUILDINGS
COMPLETELY DECORATED
312 ROOMS-$95
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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GEORGETOWN

OCOICIE IOWN
35th and o SITS.
One bedrm., liv rm.. kit, bath. re-
decor. sep. entr., lear garage: S1.5
per mo. incl. all utils. Call BOSS
& PHELPS. INC. MA. $4,000 or
Mr.. everything.
Lge.. attrac. front rm: with kitch-
s sa1. Also have bedrm. ,Du;7 q
CONN. AvE.-Exclusive apt. sublet.
Liv. rm., bedrm., kit. bath. beauti-
fully fg sIn;s $50. Mature person.
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MOTORS ELECTRIC

MOTORS, ELECTRIC
New, used. rebuilt; any size. any
make Parts and access. All work
guaranteed 24-hr. service. A. B. C.
ELECTRIC MOTOR SERVICE. INC
us [ st Sc. II. 4-l052.
OFFICE FURNITURE-Match wal
nut exec. desk. glass top; see. desk.
library table: finest quality. EN-
3-07S4 22s
OPTICAL FLATS, micro inch. plano,
cased individually. 500 pr, $50
ca I'm AGAR IA
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ADDITIONS

Let Us help you design and build.
r. B. FERRIS & co.
10. s-I09a JU. e-72e4
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BoLLING VIEW APARTMENTS

bNILL1NO VIEW APARTMENTS
Large. ] -bedrm. apt. completely turn.
SIS 30 per mo incl. ali utiis.; log
lift; liv; rm.. l1x17-ft. bedrm,.
Iudi GIN. Kit. and bath. incinerator,
ture occupancy, See MRS. LEONE.
33o2l 4th st: Sc, Apt. No. 8. 10.
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500. Serta Hollywoods, now S49.95
$T9.o5 Sealy Hollywoods, now SIS. 95
Bunk beds, springs, mattresses, SIS. 95
5-pc. maple dinettes - now $50 .a5
Bedrm.. liv. rm., din. rm. suites.
Reduced---Terms
nnon IN NJ q n NJ
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AIILIQ U6S OIIUW anu OdIE
For the Benefit of
MARCH OF DIMES
Will Open Sunday
Jan. II Through Jan. %
IL Am. to II PM. DAILY
Hvattsville Armory
Hyattsville, Md.

VIZ SC@ d A1SA E9H1OE
so booths VIII feature distinctive an
tioues from the shops OF prominent
local and out-of-town dealers, Wal
ter Burrows of Coatesville. Pa, pre-
sentinr objects of nautical interest
E T. Ramsey from York. Pa fea-
turing French furniture and objects
dart, Leon Drvfoos from Erie Pa
with collection of weapons. Nettie
Shvne from Phila and Betty Nc
Dewitt from Silver Spring snecial-
iZing in early bisaue. porcelain and
Papier Mache dolls Mary Croker
Paul Ettline. York. Pa. with a
MAGNIFICENT selection Of pine furni-
ture. Aubrey Vail. from E. Strouds-
burg showing Gaudy Dutch Lowe
stoft. pink lustre. and spatterware
There also will be booths Of an
tique iewelry. old pattern glass.
paintings. lamps. and most anything
q collector or homemakef could
desire, all Of which will be for sale
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-21
PLEASE HELP
THE MARCH OF DIMES

ad for 12-price admission. Don't
FORGET the dates, Sun, Jan II
through Jan. % For further In
formation. RA. 3-760S or tn. 2-c727
Annie marking in rear I'll
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70 cs;p nor ,lsss v tmrn,tnre A etc nefore
calling WALTER REED ANTIQUE
SHOP fni expert apprafsals
$500 GEORGIA AVE NV
To. 2-a7o7 RIA 3-760S
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OVERLOOKING
ROCK CREEK PARK
bldg. at 1911 22nd st. NV. Mr..
Mass. ave. Comb. liv. rm.-bedroom,
lge. comb. kit.-dinette. hall and
bath. $50 so. Call Mr.. Domer, SAN
DOZ, INC. DU. 7-1@34; night. EN-.
3-4243. "a
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80 23rd ST. NV rms. Kitchen
$50 mo.
1871 ONTARIO PL. NV rms.
Eitchenette. pvt. bath. all utils.,
SO mo. l rm., kit. and hath. all
utils.. $50 per mo. BARRY, ME-.
S-2025: ewes. LA. 6-352a. --o3
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FURNISHED, Sc.
One-hedrm. apt, new bldg. new
10. 3-6412 oil
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Little HeIicopters
.FH in Ballroom
To Win Pilots

If you have an automobile
drivers license. you probably
can qualify at least as a COM
mand pilot in helicopters. &C
cording to a demonstration given
in the Burlington Hotel last
night.
The ease with which the
rotary aircraft can be piloted
was shown by Col. William B.
Bunker, chief of the Army
Transportation Corps. and Miss
Billie Timms of the Hitler He'll
copter Corp. in flying models
around the ballroom. controlling
them from a little black box.
Said the principal speaker
Igor B. Benson: If anybody can
fly these models so well. they
can fly the big ones just as we'll. !"
Mr.. Benson, who is president
of Benson Aircraft Corp. in
Raleigh, N. c., reviewed the
fundamentals Of helicopter pro-
pulsion. The models used were
about two feet long with a rotar
blade radius of some 3 feet.
Brig. Gen. Bertram F. Hay
ford. deputy chief Of the Army
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03
500 D. T.. Leaders
Meetto Pay Tribute
To Rabbi BresIau
More than 500 Washington

More than 500 Washington
Jewish and civic leaders last
night joined in tribute to Rabbi
Isadore BreSlau at dinner in
the Mayflower Hotel.
He was presented with a
plaque signifying the dedication
of the Isadore Breslau Sanitor-
ium in Haifa. Israel. by the Ma
tional Committee for Labor
Israel Histradrut.
The speakers were Represent
ative Multer. Democrat, of New
York. and Rabbi James G. Heller,
president of the Labor Zionist
ORGANIZATION of America.
Mr.. Multer criticized the ad-
ministration's policy in the Mid
die East as being entirely in
consistent" He said the Ameri-
can Government urges peace
there while it arms aggressors
who make no secret of their bel
ugefenL lnCenClOnS.
Referring to the statement of
King Saud of Saudi Arabia that
so million Arabs should wipe out
the State of Israel, even If it
costs the lives of 10 million
Arabs, Mr.. Multer said:
This sinister pronouncement
does not deter our State Depart
ment from declaring it's inten-
ton of supplying Saudi Arabia
and other Arab countries in the
Middle East with arms and, by
so doing. undermining the very
purposes to which America is
pledged in the Middle East-the
promotion of peace and de-
mocracy."
Rabbi Heller, who is from Gin
cinnati. Ohio. said that through
the work of the Histadrut (the
Israel Labor FederationD the
standard of living of the Israel
Arabs has been raised.
Other speakers were Louis E.
Spiegler. chairman of the din
ner; Leopold v. Freudberg,
president of the United Jewish
Appeal Of Greater Washington;
Aaron Goldman. president of the
Jewish Community Council of
Greater Washington, and Ezra
Hayut. labor attache of the
Israeli Embassy.
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Flower Show Tickets
On Sale in Star Lobby

Headquarters for advance sale
of tickets to the National Cap
ltal Flower and Garden Show
which will open March at the
National Guard Armory, have
been set up in the lobby of The
Star.
The show is sponsored each
year jointly by the Allied Florists
of Greater Washington and the
National Capital Garden Club
League. The league is composed
of representatives of garden
clubs in the Washington area.
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81 the Associated Press

without discussion or opposi-
ton the House has passed and
returned to the Senate a bill
liberalizing the congressional
pension system.
The measure was passed with
out a vote late yesterday under
procedure which would have
permitted a single objection to
block it.
An original Senate bill. it was
designed at first to nberalize the
retirement program for legisla-
tive employees and to provide
survivors benefits for widows
and children Of these employees.
The House Post Office and
Civil Service Committee added
provisions affecting congress
sional retirement and the House
approved the provisions and sent
the amended measure back to
the Senate.
Principal Changes Listed.
Principal changes in the mem
bers' retirement plan are these
/. AnnuitieS would be provided
for widows and children Of men,
bers who die in service. These
now are limited to widows and
children of retired members.
2. Computations and annuities
would be based on any five con-
secutive years of service. They
now are based on the average
annual salary of a member. Fol-
some older members whose serv-
ice dates back to the time when
congressional pay was $500
annually instead of the present
$4,000. this would mean more
retirement pay. 1t also would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03
LiberuIized Pension Plan
For Congress Voted by House

mean more retirement pay for
present members if pending
proposals to raise congressional
salaries are put into effect.
3. Credit would be given to
members for up to S years Of
past military service. Present
law allows credit only for mill
tary service performed by a
member who leaves Office to
enter service.
Could Retire at S..
4. Members would be allowed
to retire at age SIS if they have
a minimum of 10 years service;
those retiring at this age would
receive a reduced annuity. Full
benefits would be paid to mem
bers retiring at age go If they
have 10 years service. Present
law provides for full benefits
at age 81 after six years Of
service.
The bill makes no changes
in the method Of paying into the
retirement fund 6 per cent of
a members pay annually-nor
does it change the rate Of pay
ments to a member out Of the
fund-2l2 per cent of the an
nual pay multiplied by the num-
Der of years of service, with a
top of rs per cent of full pay.
Under present law, member
would receive the maximum re-
tirement benefits, rs per Gene
of his annual pay. if he had paid
into the fund for 80 years. Under
the proposed new law. he could
receive the maximum by paying
in for only IS years if he had
five years of previous military
ca1.uicn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03
Drink Is on House

SAN FRANCISCO (P.-Wil-
liam Kimura caters to fancy
parties. One night a guest found
him in the kitchen, frowning
and thumbing a drink recipe
book. Il thought I knew them
all. but I'm stuck" Mr.. Kimura
said. "How do you make a rain
check?"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-03

Institute Of Aeronautical Sciences
and the Washington Section of
the American Helicopter Society.
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Transportation Corp, presided.
The meeting was a joint one of
the Washington Section of the
Homer news., 1954-08-05
LETTER OF INF0RAATTOR CONCERNING TIE OPERATION OF TIE HOVER DOCK

some people sn Homer Layly. SOAE lorgshoremen vhy moEoger mncb4 noney lLast year ALL the Eong shoremer. ..ragay- a.. 44...
 The sapta.at4On ts that every b$t Ot tresght that unload and Lot t teSght that they don't hnrdLe at has to De toke" ott ot the dock. It IS good trouble to check ot goods tsrst q del5very sheet then hunt tt bitl of adirg ard jt. (Thss Ss $ piece of tYeSght unless # $ shspDed 5n banded crsb t st is in c5bs the er$bs have 70 te segregated and soaded c~5os havs to 6e token ot wh5ch s than 5nst setting the cribs $r the many zS cribs 70 get to the There 1s ct least ot the freight ee sorted oyas that Ss out Sn mtseettone pile (treSght belonging to 5ndSv5dAaLs). 'f ft fa
 # The total hours 6asd tor tongshorSng tresgh tankers. scow long shoyed oeyson- atty. nothing extra tor that) 175a a hoars It had worked Onty the reguar dock q estimate the hours plus my v;fe free t4me) it would beeE 2288 hours. rs4a.
 That ts the manager ,(sn name only) vorsho~seman checheT who1 rge+. longshor emar, ronstaboat made ALMOST mnch last year oHgshoremer.
 am not g.t .tpsng about what dsd 7 only tried to 6o the worR expected to do took the 1ob. dor't Lske rhe fdeo of 2 men feeling I am OYER PAID.
 signed: HUGH 5. HATsoH
Homer news., 1954-08-05
70 RENAME HOSPITAL

a move $ underway to re- name the Homer Hospi tal- Heal th Center the Peninsula Hos pi tai Heal tn Center Reason for the change is that it is felt that many people from oenuuni ties other than Homer enill he given care in the new Center and the naue should bs appropri ate to fit those to hs served
 The change in the name has received the OK of the Homer Health Council and the P(1D boara of directors. The coun- ci1 has also been given the job of acquiring equi pnsnt, furni shings and supplies for the Center.
Homer news., 1954-08-05
TO PuY DEEP FREEZE

Officers of the P'.T.A. net July 23 to deci ds on the pur- chase of a deep freezer for the school cafeteria as auth ori zsd by the usubersh1p at the last general meeting held in June. Deci sion was made to purchase a 30 cubic foot Harder-Freszs nach1ne The purchas order has been placed vi tn Love Electric Company of Seattle. H9
Homer news., 1954-08-05
LETTERS TO THE EDITOR

The NEWS thi received letter to tns ~, so esrnins the operation of the Homer dock. me w vi tn the in KL. there vas no return address the envelope. ie .. on1v +hoss
 It is the policy of this newspaper to prlns ohas [ 7s++srs that hear the signature of the Wr1 II eS vi shes that his appear n the paper he nay that hi thheld but he must sign ms 1ett0r
Homer news., 1954-08-05
NEED CAFETERIA COOK

Applications for the posi- tion Of cook at the school z cafetsria will bs accepted until 5 p-u. August lF, 1854. Particulars concerning thi s posi- tio may ts obtained from the cafsteri 3 manager, Mrs. Frank Hollis.
Homer news., 1954-08-05
aDNINISTRA3'QR EXPECTED

Nr, Archer N51 son, adui n- istr ator for the RIA and oth- er RIA officials are expected to arrive in Homer on August 17 for two day stay. The uen wi II look over the Houer Electric As sociatio set-up and expect to do sore fish ing mhi le here
Homer news., 1954-08-05
DOCK PROBLEM

DOCK PROBLEM
 Vi tn the notice of ty the Hossr dock vi tn large protlsr on it's hands
 We that Hugh reconsders stays the job further that the board study of dock with it's problems to he gives the the
 Ns would like suggest tosrd, composed of m tosra two uni m ssa t"o men iron oss two men st in the next week or two to aske coepets study of raagers bookkeeping uaintenance costs. Whsrfags charges and dock policy general setting writ policy for the dock manager to g ey He always ten nfoned of board concerning the ot bS tps nst @ " Uni @ notice 0f
 On the other hand the probably not al"sys Hugh to te siplopat believe circunstances from past coud study of the dock and it's operations,
 The eord of has inoresd ths uni on Una that m m and believe rsority of the ueubers of the union farndsd sincere in their sta that would te Qutatls o both themselves and the F1D. NY believe the union should shsnevsr poss5e1 handle only the reighters tut all ships that tie up a Homer dock. M
 study of longshorng during the past and revealing sht of the present controversy The following taken iron the payroll chesu3e of the PD of 1854 and all of l95 The included of the and the amount o received for working the tankers that arrived dur
 For the tanker July four longshorspsn overtime pay before taxes approximately s
 norxs m the rsy as spi  received total after taxes, of $3e IS.
 For the 28 the three uen who "orke the Nav tanker total of twelve hours overtime ana received total, after taxes, of 24 1T-T
 During year 1853 the dock received two takers ID October August July and one tanker Tn June Tn nearly all three worked four hours apiece !u
 Reai zng past the tankers have not cone m on any particular schedule and the dock manager hs n n round up two fast he could to tie up the sh were, of necessi y nerbers o h o"n 1u y or working in the dock area when the tanker However there besn the past two tankers afor to get the of arrival of the tanksr n advance SO lonsshoreuen can be ners " no doubt when vi Il not nave tuS o c9 the union spatcher that these Will ne few and between. aa +hs
 When new ened stween the uni on anu t P we hope lonsshore ere" can be cut 70 1e na the d only hour Nc Eha this would hs eoui table to all concerned .H
 Tn the way explanation. 1t should e noLsa 1nae overtime pay psrforued between the hours or and Straight tius is for work perorgsa estme ar and pu. ase it ight ne noted that m the only hour of the total pay siqe
 ussd in actually tying and untyng the sn1p st should s that longshorsuen "hen sork shi long trip to the aock ana ack M accept the responsibility of always having able for the work
Homer news., 1954-08-05
HIRING NEN ,'':i::.ii'5i'

1t has been learned that extensive hi ring of uen i s being done at Elnendorf AFe near 4nc horage, Anyone inter ested can wri te to the Ciyil- i ian Personnel Officer, Eluen- dorf AF9, APO. 942. care of Postpaster, Seattle, Washing ton for inforrati on
Homer news., 1954-08-05

TRY A NEWS CLASSIFIED
 IT WILL PAY. FOR ITSELF
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ARLINGTON. SEQ, 500 - Brand-nev

ARLINGTON. sa0.5oO - Brand-new,
super rambler. In the convenient
and highly, desirable Lorcom lane
area Six big rms. t3 bedrms.l. =
tiled baths. full basement. garase;
year-roufid air conditioning. FRANK
S. PHILLIPS. IA. 5-6266; ewes,
If. 4-4o4T and IA. 7-OS42. 81
ARLINGTON-olde 3-bedrm. frame
home of Lorcum lane, dandy lot,
l Ia mipi to e. Was" ash4ai Sl@'''o' 9. E.
AEliNSGTiokkHwHondefriful for family;
6edrms.. bath, up; ,bedrm,, bath
rm., kit. porches. full bsmt,; mr..
s senoS Lea RaFk w. e eHARER sro sSSd
Mclean. Va. FL. $4,000, al
ARL.-Brick rambler on lge. corner
din. L. de luxe cleo. kit. 3 bedrms..
tile bath, full bsmt, Only Sl6.150:
Bees tie terms; Fer td appt.' call LYNN
BEvKRLY Hills - impressive, all
this ever-popular wooded area. with
commanding view Of the city.
Three bedrms., 3 full baths. den. in
closed living porch, recreation room
at only $28.950. and $4,000 down
TIERS CO. ia. a-52oo. Open ewes.
BucKNELL MANOR-By OWNER.
E1mp ats 1sde Area 1 ssnpped se eom n.y.
kit, and dinette:. ample closet and
storage space: level lot. 61x120;
Rear yard fenced, Full price.
Sl5.S00, includes all garden tools.
AZ of mortgage. No agents please.
css 1i EiaSSN mr.. wilson blvd. 'i -
Lovely home, furnished; SS5 mo-
income from apt: separate entrance
Phone os eyes. and s9ndsy' ia. 6-94%6;
DOMINION HILLS SLEEPER-Immed
sale required on this lovely, all brick
Colonial on lge. corner lot in this
ever popular community, just j blk.
to. Wilson blvd. Transportation: 3
with rec. rm.. plus outside entrance;
sep family din. fm.. and down to
inform. POMPONIO REALTY. INC,
222 Wilson blvd, IA. 1860. 81
r spasioHs yA sTo EesstoPy Cape
Cod on over "a acre. Many extras.
$4,000 rea ns;o terms. MR.. DEuTsCH.
FALLS CHURCH-Two-be drm. frame
house. Expan. attic with stairway.
end street. nice conv. neighborhood;
excel. buy at $11 800. Az mort
gage. JE. 2-43a5 or IA. S-8443.
HOLM HALL--3-bedrm brick ram
bier, de luxe kit, .lge. lot. in beau
75O---$3.oOO cash: assume Ice. 4es
81 loan. 412 jackson I'd. so.
JEFFERSoN MANOR - $500 and
bsmst.; redec. ~S CECIL B. FLU LuPro IN
ia. 7-5333: ewes, IA. 2-2677. 80
4 BEDRMS. Sacrifice by owner. SILL
$50 with low down payment. No
brokers. IA. e-61S5. 81
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LUXURIOUS
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ANDREWS FIELD AREA - Lge. 8.
bedrm. ramblers, fun hsmt., lge.
storage attic. cleo. kit. din rm.; "a
acre lots: ideal for children. S14. 75O
Md; ROBINSON PROP. CO. cypress
AvONDALE--six-rm. brk.. IN baths
full bstnt.; completely mod. > years
old: $3.50 down. UN. 4-302S. BY
OWNER. no agents. iii
AVONDALE TERRACE-6-room brick
Colonial. N new.house condition
crete porch; price, S17.25n: al OF
FILA terms Call today. WA. $4,000
til pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS a. co
B e 1ssg ;,,Is Jlss; house for SCI,
BA Els e. -a aassiia e,vel land
room Cape Cod; frepi. in spacious
Nv: rrn:. huge family kit. full base,
h eR. "i cony nn rs No re fr,, rm D
and Experimental Farm. A real bar
sive u vt GnX TE pRRR ssrn BOSWELL Eyslu
Co. WA. .7-4500 til pm. 81
bS OWL a., acres with 2-story frame
possibilities. $1,000 down. Yoa al
Nelson NG Inn 20 2.s 1854. with SMILEY
B REV w, oa1s29o' rooms. . bat6 ;si
asss lot; SSp a eSnSi payment aaraf 81
c REEvHHhhk VIC coIo osSGI2: q.
din. rm.; kitchen. bath, den. full
s Ss%s May 90 q g. cs Ma RafG onis
BIZ, ST. 2,739S; eyes; LII. 4-2462
cakvERLY. Mb.-six rms. . baths,
fuli bsntS auto heat; on, busline.
Only $i4,S5o. ALSO Riyerdale. Nd.
sM I po5N P2Slsrsstff on n bo of2
THESE HOUSES, CALL MR.. FIN
kExt u EsT tsTi7s RE Eith A5 5TEsHTDERIcK
COLLEGE HEIGHTS ESTATE--New
den or bedrm:; price. S37 800. Call
8. Davis wis., l. Co. 5 S;i Bs Rhnna
ave: Hyattsville. Md. ---31
2.story with finished pine rumpus
cond, throughout; fenced lot; rea-
sonable down payment. Assume Az
loan. H. CARLYLE deLOzIER,
Realtor, WA. $4,000. WA. 10000.
COLLEGE PARk-Redueed by owner
a dns hom 4,N best 4asR sFea. Low eos. No
3. Gx1TTsviL ile0ss. lovely s.
room bungalow;. expans. attic. full
t tsiassS l 81. II 81 e sonSs ];
MILLER. UN .2729: eyes.. Nm, 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-30
OFF BRANCH AVENUE

Gift. BRK. RAMBLER. S1e.qb0
Situated 4 miles out on y acre
wooded lot. 3-bedrms., liv.-din. rm.
with de luxe equip, laundry rm.,
all on l A.: carport. rear patio
Ready to move in. Liberal terms.
T. B. BURGESS. 10. e-951a TILL o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-30

Authentic 82-ft. brick and frame
rancher only lie years old and per-
wooded lot. NOW CHECK THESE
SIzES--32x14 liy. nm. with flrepl.
13x19 sep. din. rm,. 14xl2 prize
winning cleo. kit. with diswasher
and disposal 3 bright bedrms. tone
screened porch. This really dehes
the market at only S20.a50 and
$4,000 down moves you in, AR
THUR L. WALTERS CO.. IA. 7-52O0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-30
NEW. MRsTER- BUIr BUNcALOw-

. bedrms., liv. rm. with picture
window, huge ultramodern kitchen
and dinette, coIored tile BATH near
schools, shopping and transp. Many
construction features which YOU
would only expect to find in ex-
sfnsSs S S9ooo to 1 se5o 1ee do SRrs
500 mo-, includes taxes and ins.
Exclusive. THE PERRY BOSWELL
CO. WA 7-4500
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-30
REDIICEn 60 45n

OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 2-b
$500 Wells Pkwy.. Univ. Pk,-Sp!en-
did new brick rambler; 9 lge. rms,
expand. attic; bsmt.. built in gar.
be seen. Very easy terms. May
, trade. BURTON. JU. g-1O59, al