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compensation benefits for Fed
eral employees also faces a race
against the clock.
The House approved the meas
ure last Thursday. However, the
bill threatens to be shunted aside
in the minute logjam of
legislation in the Senate. The
Senate is in as good shape as
the House as far as pending leg
islation is concerned.
Of the two bills, the life in
Surance bill would appear to
have a better chance than the
jobless benefits bill, although
nothing appears certain at the
moment.
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declined to say what increase
the union is seeking.
The laborers tentatively had
rejected new wage proposals Of
fered by the Knoxville chapter
Of Associated General Contrac-
tors. However, Mr.. Wardrep
said a meeting was scheduled to-
day whether to ratify or disap-
prove the wage scale proposal"
Others Accepted Raise.
Six other AFL unions affiliated
with the Knoxville Building
Trades Council reached agree
ment with ACC Saturday. They
accepted increases repeatedly
ranging from five to 10 cents
an hour.
Meanwhile, Gro chemical
workers who struck three days
last week to back up demands
for a wage increase were re-
ported back on the job in nor
NAL force.
Aubrey E. Gaylon, business
agent Of the Building Trades
Council, blamed the wildcat
strike on internal trouble
within the laborers' local.
Il don't think the wage offer
had anything to do with the
strike" Mr.. Gaylon said. II think
it's trouble within the laborers
union ITSELF"
Mr.. Gaylon declined to elabo-
rate.
The two projects affected by
the walkout are a classified
nuclear energy production plant
on which more than 5000 work
men are employed and a $464
million addition to the gaseous
diffusion uranium-235 facility on
which about 5000 craftsmen
work.
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Fire Kills Two Children,
Z Adults al Bedford, Pa.

BEDFORD, Pa. July 12.-Four
persons. including two children,
burned to death early yesterday
in a fire which restroyed a two
room frame house in nearby
Everett.
The victims were Mrs. Elsie
Wiley, AZ; a son, Junior Wiley,
4; a daughter, Mrs. Rosie Turner,
%, and granddaughter, Gather
inc Turner, !.
The bodies of the two women
were found kneeling at their
beds. Anna May, 2, a daughter
Of Mrs. Wiley, was rescued by
neighbors. The cause of the
blaze has not been determined.
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the cruise ship Northwind which
dccked at Auke Bay, and the
truck driver were also injured.
Mr.. Jameson talked to his
wife by telephone late yesterday,
an AAA official said. The extent
of his injuries had not yet been
determined.
The official said Mr.. Jameson
has been an AAA employee for
81 years as a photographic en-
gineer. He left here June Is to
check on road service stations
and Stop-off accommodations in
the Alaska area.
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Engine Fire on Bus
Delays 30 Siuhtseers

An engine fire halted q WASH
ington-bound sightseeing bus
carrying 80 passengers last night.
The fire was caused by a faulty
fuel pump. according to the up
per Marlboro Volunteer Fire De-
partment.
The incident took place about
8 pm. on Route SOL. two miles
south of Upper Marlboro. The
passengers had to wait for q
second bus to continue their
journey.
Firemen said the bus is owned
by the National Motor Tours.
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Wildcat Strike Halls
Construction Work
AT 7 Atom Plants
By the Associated Press

OAK RIDGE, Tenn, July H.
A wildcat walkout by members
of AFL Laborers' Local 818
halted work today on two vast
atomic plant construction prof.
ects.
More than 5000 AFL con-
struction workers were made idle
by the walkout which union
leaders described as illegal.
An Atomic Energy Commits
sion spokesman said the strike
had no immediate effect on AFL
and CLIO production workers at
the three Atomic energy plants
here.
Refuses to Cross Lines.
The shutdown of the two con-
struction projects was brought
about by refusal of AFL building
craftsmen to cross the laborers'
picket lines.
w. H. Wardrep. business agent
of Local 818. said "the pickets
are unauthorized and use Of the
Unions name on any picket signs
is illegal"
The lahorers' present hourly
scale is $1.40. but Mr.. Wardrep
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the explosive
pos tai pay
raise issue last
Friday, action
on the CLASH
fed pay bill
and the at
tendant fringe
benefits W a S
put off. Now
com m it tie e
members pre-
dict a CLASH
fed pay boost
and fri g e
benefit bill
Will be re-
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pOTC6U ILl1S Week.
The committee has decided to
modify the Written rider, which
curbs permanent appointments
and promotions in Government.
It will give the Civil Service
Commission specific authority to
make about 100000 to 25O,00O
permanent appointments and
promotions. The committee has
definitely decided against out
right repeal of the Written rider,
preferring to keep some sort of
a ceiling as to the number of
permanent employees on the Fed
eral payroll.
The committee also is ex-
pected to approve longevity pay
increases for employees in grades
ii through 1S after they serve
at least 10 years in their grade.
Employees through grade 10 now
have these benefits. Also, the
committee is expected to ap-
prove more super-grade jobs
paying $4,000 to $4,000 q year.
And the committee will increase
overtime benefits for classified
employees.
PAY-As for pay, number
of committee members will insist
tomorrow that classified en-
ployes be treated the same as
postal workers.
They will urge the same for
mula for classified employees as
the one approved by the COM
mittee for postal workers last
Friday. The committee voted a
per cent pay raise for postal
workers earning over $4,000 a
year and a 5000 boost for those
earning less than that amount.
With many postal workers earn
ing less than $4,000, the 5000
pay boost brings the overall av-
erage of the postal pay increase
bill to more than 6 per cent.
More than so per cent Of the
classified employees earn less than
$4,000 a year, and therefore they
would stand to gain from a 5000
guarantee.
/ Some Of the more conserva-
tive members of the committee
are opposed to a 5000 minimum,
favoring only S per cent in
crease They declare that with
SO many classified employees in
the lower brackets, a 5000 guar
antee would bring the average
cost of the raise to more than
7 per cent of the total payroll.
Several committee members
predict that a formula will be
worked out that will average
between S to ST per cent for
classified employees. The COM
mittee has about five or six
alternate pay plans before it
and expects to make its decision
tomorrow.
LIFE INSURANCE-The SEN
ate-approved life insurance bill
for Government employees is now
before the House Civil Service
Committee. Senate approval
last Thursday was unanimous,
with very little debate.
| The time element will deter
mine whether the bill can be ap-
proved by the House and en-
acted into law this year.
With Congress heading toward
q July 81 adjournment, prompt
action is required by the House
committee. Varied by the in
cessant wrangling over the pay
raise legislation during the past
month, the committee may not
be in the mood to take up the
life insurance bill.
However, the White House
very much wants the measure
enacted into law this year and
undoubtedly will urge the COM
mittee to act.
X + X
JOBLESS BENEFITS - The
bill to provide unemployment
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$S50,000 Polio Gront

NEW YORK, July IL (P.-
The National Foundation for In
fantile Paralysis announced yes
terday a grant of $3.50, 900 to the
University of Michigan to study
effectiveness of The anti-polio
vaccine being tested this summer
In various parts of the country.
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Resort Areas Forecast
Tuesday

Upper Bay-Fair and
warm. Wind northeast is
miles per hour.
Lower Bay-Cloudy and
mild. Wind north 30 miles
per hour.
Virginia Beach-Cloudy
and mild. Wind north Is
miles per hour.
Rehoboth- Ocean City ~
Mild with showers. Wind
north Is miles per hour.
Blue Ridge-Fair and
pleasant. =
South JerSey-Mild with
showers. Wind north as
miles per hour
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The FederuI Spotlight
Modification Of Written Rider
Seen in Wake Of Salary Action
BY Joseph YOUNG

The House Civil Service Committees breaking
mpase Federal salary legislation the way
expected approval of modification Written rider and other
fringe benefits
The committee meets tomorrow pay
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The Sun ana Moon.
Rises. Sets.
Sun, today 5:52 am. S:35 pm
Sun. tomorrow = 500 am. s:34 pm.
Moon. today 6:04 pm. 2:34 Am.
Automobile lights must be turned on
one-han hour after sunset.
Precipitation.
Monthly precipitation in inches in the
Capital tcurrent month to datel:
Month 1854. Avg Record.
January ESQ 3.3S 7SS 81
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Stevens Says Army
Won't Halt Hunt for
Mccarthy Informant
BY tn. Associated Press

Secretary Stevens said today
that the Army will never give
up" it's search for the officer
who allegedly provided Senator
Mccarthy, Republican. of Wis
cinson a summary Of a classified
FBI document.
Senator Mccarthy produced
the two and one fourth-page
document at the Mccarthy Army
hearings, and said it had been
given to him by a young Army
intelligence officer whom he de-
clined to name. It dealt with
the possibility of espionage at
Fort Monmouth, N. j.
Mr.. Stevens, returning from
a two-weeks' tour of Army units
in Europe, was questioned about
comments made yesterday by At
torney General Brownnell dur
ing a television appearance. Mr..
Brownnell said that whoever
gave Senator Mccarthy the doc
ument violated the law but the
officer has not yet been identi-
fed. He said the search was
continuing.
Met by newsmen at National
Airport, Mr.. Stevens said he ex-
poets to remain secretary of the
Army 80 long as the President
wants me-" He said also that
"as far as I know" John G.
Adams will remain as Army coun-
sci.
Were Key Figures.
Both Mr.. Stevens and Mr..
Adams were key figures in the
dispute with Senator Mccarthy
and members of his Senate In
vestigations Subcommittee staff,
the possibility that one or both
would leave their posts had been
mentioned during the hearings.
Asked whether the Army had
frightened and speeded it's Sc
curity check system, Mr.. Stevens
said the Army keeps its security
measures moving all the time"
MIR. Brownell denied during the
TV interview yesterday that a
top-level conference in his Office
Jan. II was a strategy meeting
to discuss ways of destroying
Senator Mccarthy. He said also
he doesn't know how soon he can
decide whether legal action will
be taken on the Mccarthy Army
hearing testimony, in which wit
nesSes for the two sides told
widely varying stories under oath.
Mr.. BroWnell said his staff is
continuing study of hearings
testimony to decide whether
further investigation will be
needed to discover who, if any
body, committed perjury.
Attended as Legal Adviser.
AS for the January 81 con-
ference, Mr.. Brownell said he
attended the meeting as legal
adviser to the executive branch
on the question of what docu-
ments the Army would be allowed
to turn over to the Senate In
veStigations Subcommittee, head
ed by Senator Mccarthy.
Mr., Adams testified during the
hearings that Presidential As
sistant Sherman Adams advised
him during the meeting to put
in writing chronology of Army
complaints against Senator Nc
earthly and his aides. Such a
document later served as a basis
for Army charges that Senator
Mccarthy and two Subcommit-
tee aides used improper means
in an effort to get favored Army
treatment for Pvt. G. David
Schine, former subcommittee
conSultant.
Senator Mccarthy counter
charged that Mr.. Stevens and
Mr.. Adams used Pvt. Schine as
hostage" in an attempt to
halt a subcommittee probe : of
alleged Communists in the Army.
niStS in the Army,
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of the Written rider and the
fringe benefits are also part.
Until accord was reached on
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Relief from tonight
Central and Northern Plains and i'm the Middle and Upper
Mississippi Valley Cooler weather forecast for Upper chi
gan will be in North Carolina and the Pacific
Northwest Scattered thundersorms expected in the
Middle Mississippi Valley the Upper Great Lakes and the far
Southwest ZAP Wirephoto Map.
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100000 Research

The Turkish National Assem-
bly, voted $780, 900 for nuclear
research ct Istanbul University.
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$68. 94 PER MO.
bet. 3-bedrm. bungalow, In beautiful
Eastpines. on Ice. fenced lot. Fun
immac. throughotitl Close to new
parkway. shopping. schools: SIS, 250:
ideal for children. COX q CO..
UN. 4-1526, Mr.. zabrek, IA.
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HOUSES ron SALIVA.
or s AND Nd

NEWLY WEEDS
DO you know that you can buy q
home completely furnished. ready
to move into, and garage with car,
and 40 acres with tools. within
two hours Of baltimore or wash
ington, for only $4,000. and on
very easy terms2 Write CHARLES
AUSTIN, General Delivery, VIM
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HII.I,CREST,

gath AND GATHER SITS. Corner
house; liv. .rm. with firepl.. sep. din.
rm. with fully equipped GE kit.
baths I'm. rec, rm.,. garage; yard
shopping center and schools. $25.-
$50. 10. S-51SS, RE. 9-2643.
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LANGLEY, VA.

haL FfSOM CHAIN BRIDGE
SIS. ooo--white frame rambler. in
wooded setting, on 1 acre with
stream; bedrooms. 8 tile baths.
den with fireplace. living room
31x13 with fireplace and picture
window, excellent kitchen. utility
room. screened rear porch. oil
Dashboard heat.
SIS, 0O0--White brick rambler, with
finished daylight basement on /
acre Of cleared ground; now under
construction. Living room 22x14.
dining room, equipped kitchen, 8
bedrooms, 2 tiled baths, screened
porch 25x1S, basement on ground
level with spacious recreation room
with fireplace, bedroom. tiled bath,
laundfy room, gear garage.
$24. 5Oo--Brick rambler with at
tached garage, on / acre OF cleared
ground; now under construction
Living room, dining room, eQIpped
kitchen. 8 bedrooms, 1lz baths; full
basement. recreation room with ire
place. picture window and bath.
SIC. 000--Brick veneer rambler. on
"a acre. Living room with fireplace
and picture wtndoy, dining room.
bath. real. porch. half basement. oil
McCAY g McCAY, INC.
Realtors IA. S-S675
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MARYLAND
PARK

10 rms, 2 baths: lot 5ox2oo. Price
only $4,000,
SUBURBAN REALTY CO.
54o2 Marlboro Pike Sc. 10. $1,000
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HOUSES ron sAlk--vAs

ARLINGTON. NORTH
3-Bedrn., ! Bath Colonials
$16,368 TO Sic, 544
vETERANS--DOWN PAY
MENT 10 SUIT YOU
SERVICE PERSONNEL bS
IN INV so-YR. rHA rrNASc-
p you can pay ss7 per
month rent.
T your annual gross income
Is $4,000 or more.
IF you want q new 3-
hedrnn.. 1tz-bAth home with
lge. liy. rn., sep din. rnn..
mod. kit. full bsmt., lee. level
Then you should see these
rs REACH: out wilson
blvd, past NJ Glebe I'd, fHecht's
new store), to N. Emerson ste
left 1 blk. to Bluemont dr.,
right ! blk. to homes.
OPEN DAILY AND SUNDAY
TIL DARK, or call Col.
Breckenridge, res, TE. 6-3775.
or Mr.. Damron, 80. 5-66S3,
or call field once, Jas 5-S061.
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES, INC
1929 L st. NV. Ma. $4,000
( K y ia - Il
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HOUSES foR sALl--MD.

HOUSES By HUGHES; no money
down 10 vets--3 large bedrfns.s tilec
powder rm. on 1st a.: extra BATH
upstairs: separate din. rm.. dazzlins
sIs.4o aSn W. esR r. H1dHE asps coS Az
.s. JstSs Wa'ooB SD Lor and al new
califo 81 STYLE rambler Fl only
full bspt, ail-elee Kit. natural
Sain n ssrxy neiE E
/. as low as $1,000 down. Call til 81
P.m,; VA; $4,000. ROBERT 8.
ssss semen 81 mf ers ssss " s ssa
e Ssorass County, a99s cl nsar prIss
l 1865 Ro saIlh q J. pAs s i vs. S6
HOUSES N HUGHES - 4-bedroom
modernistic 2-levei home; ranch-type
firepi.. bright and spacious lfy. rnls.
stunning all-elee. kit, featuring
auto. dishwasher. garbage disposal
dryer. stc Goo Nc n-n can Buy ror Win
payment. ". r. HUoHEs CO. AP
ii. f soGE Ell RREinflciHrs--New group +
brick homes TO be built immediately
for GIs Choice lcts nov ,,a Avail, ,,n lgr
open House" 800 56th ave-.
I ROGERS Hts. subdivision. Hyatts-
vile, Nd; Phone uN. 4-s51o; eyes,
s. "a srSss 1HousE-whi.. loe.. J isrre|
lot: fruit trees: n; II co1y oaa vacant:
win EXCHANGE. OWNER IA. s-7oI0
HOUSES BY HUGHES = Popular
Eheverly. custom-styled 6-rm. brick
Colonial: lM baths family dining
white clapboard on exterior to give
this home that certain charm, Most
delightful decorations on interior
New England motif. Bright frolicl
rm. in big dry basement. Cheap at
Sls;950; v. r. HUGHES CO., AP.
HOUSES HOUSES BY HuGHEs - Biue-ribSonI
West Hyattsville location. practically
on D.. C.. line: bus pas-cs door,
school, stores and churches around
the corner. Sturdy all-nrick 6-rnl.
Colonial, fun bsmt.. oil h.,w. heat.
ssrssI Is. sd porch VIII I, ssi ssd az ohs
f-iloo til . pm. 10
CAMP SPRINGS AREA. Sc. MD.
1853 Allentown I'd. -------- $1,000
$3.50 Prince Georges dr.. So, 800
2-Bedrm. New Rambler 49,. Sl0,o uu
2-Bedrm. Used Bungalow So 300
4-Bedrm.. 1la-Story. Bsmt. SIa.g50
JOHN cHRoNAKER. RE. $1,000
DAVENPORT. RE. 5-6s32
WIGNALL. L0. 7-712s
CHEVERLY-NO DOWN PAYMENT
CT approved brick Colonial OF 3 bed
rooms. din. rrn.. lge. liv. rn1: with
fireplace. side porch, sun deck. Iqll
bsInt.; /. blk. to transit bus: FLA
terms. also.
REALTY ASSOCIATES
WA. 7-5I34 Ewes. WA. 7-445S
FIRST OFFERING
Langley Pk.-3-bedrm. brick ram
bier with full bsnlt.; lse. lot: all
cleo. kit. with dishwasher and DIS
$4,000. He. $4,000; ewes, AP.
7-7632. w. w. LEWIS.
OPEN SUN. . no 6-SI6,950
1853 Allentown Rd.
Camp Springs, Be-. Nd:
Ranch rambler, white fence. bed
rms, liv. rm.. din. rn.. kit. I acre,
I nRsR, f re. ss-9 aassi JOHN . nis
NO DOWN. PAYMENT
4 bedrooms. full bsmt.. redec, inside
and out, new gas furnace. equipped
kit; close to schools. shopping. etc;
sis mo sI pays all, nsy a i. Sl, TI a ppiee
si2'5o0. REALTY ASSOCIATES,
wa. 7-5134:: ewes. wa. 7.445s.
AVONDALE, BY-OWNER
Brick, Den, rec. rm., 9 lse. bedrms.,
firepl., expans. attic, fenced $16,-
500, FLA BY appt. WA. T-1962.
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-CHEVERLY

Excel. cond;: 3-bedrm. brick: liy. I'm.
tiled sink: full bsmt.. finished in
knotty pine, shower rm.: oil h.-w.h.::
nice level, fenced lot with pagoda
and firepl.: Diet. earage: bus At the
door. Only S15.950. Sell subject to
CT, FLA or conventional.
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$4,000
CT APPROVED

8 -bedrm. brick Colonial: liv. rm
with fireplace. screened porch. "a
baths, rec. ru1,. automatic washer:
cow, schools, churches, shopping;
near Routes and 3, Arnoid bus.
st.. left 70 2ist And right TO
1884 2lst 81. n. Arlington
open 11-6 Sat. and SUN. KEs e.5i1e
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RIGGS MANOR
West HyatfSvil1e

Semidetached brick gambler: 3 bed.
rooms. living roo n-dining room
combination with. fireplace, up-to-
date kitchen, including washing
machine; large refrigerator anc
disposal. Asking $12,750. NJ
reasonable offer turned down. CALI
THos. ]. FISHER q CO.. INC.
WEST EVANSVILLE
Large. 3-bedrn.. 2-story Colonial
Liv. rrn, full din. rr1.. kit, fenced.
in yd.; will 60 GI. no down pay,
ment, approx. $50 mo. pays all
Erwin Realty Co., Wa. 1882. WA
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I HOUSES FOR sALENlp.

LAND ACRE
Close e b, 2. G; i, Nice ms IS hone :
SUBURBAN REALTY co.
s4os Marlboro Pike 80. 10. $1,000
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S800 DOWNGI

90UU OOWN-<Tl
r sDsass s sss nBntsstss 1 sras'lHE s
rm. with fireplace. built-in book
shelves; sep. din. rni.. beaut- kit. 2
lge. bedrms., tile bath, glassed in pch
One lge. rin. finished on End q. Full
hsmt. Bealt. grounds with flowers
S16,950, Close 70 school. bus and
parochial school bus. This home Is
immac., inside and out. Shown It'll
pm. daily. Cail JE 4-21a0.
SOUTHERN REALTY co.
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oprN A1sL aNT M ey,N
clean brick home; spac rms;
screened porch: rumpus rm. In
bsmt.; vacant: CT approved for
$l6,75O; less than 81. 900 cash:
$8S per mo, Directions: Arlington
Of Glebe, turn right / block to
1859 2nd ST., N.
FRED j. GEORGE
IA. s-e777 IA. 7-o141
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ROGERS HEIGHTS

Excel. cond.: 2 Ice. bedrms.,. beautiful
liv. rm.. fully equipped kit, .iyentt.
latins fan, garbage disposal: full
bsmt., deep freeze IN bsmt.:: Diet.
garage with paved driveway. . cute
home on Ice. Anchor-fenced corner
lot. Anchor-fenced dog pen; power
mowers. Only S13, 1000; Sen subject
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T,ANHAM

5 acres. Q clear, with 5-rm. house
well water; 200-ft. frontage On
black-top I'd: close in. Only 81 900
down, total, $40. 500. Cali Mr.. Rose,
HUDSON REAL ESTATE Coz
Days. UN; 4-1515: ewes. week ends,
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HOUSES sALs--Mp. Cert. .
CHECK
s THEHE EEATUREH

Lovely. new brick rambler--Liy. nm
with frepi.. sep. din. rrn.. 8 lac
ss65ns S,t s,od bs s.aS iis as xsli Iss
priced &c SD, ESQ.
0EQRGK w. BAUsERAlAN
10. b-l570 Ewes. RA. 3-6se3
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81 500 DOWN

Brick rambler. new, Three bedrms.,
fun daylight hsmt oil a.-e. heat.
bargain: GI or conventional finance
Ing. :. .. HtNE = co. NE. S-051e.
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS

BERKSHIRE SUBDIVISION
First time offered: 6-rnt. brick ram
bier; fun bsmt.. dishw.. storm wins
dows, fenced yard. Like new. MA.
S-97g7, after B pm, Lu. 1-O634.
CAPITAL VIEW REALTY CO.
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$ CUSTOM-BUILT

CUSTOM-BUILT
GIFT. WHITE sHINGLE RAMBLER
On beautiful acre lot. t2x24-ft. Iiv.
rm., family-sized din. rm., 8 bedr1ns.,
full hsmt.; 10 miles from d. c. A
real buy at S13,750. Terms arransed.
GRACEN T. SCOTT
uorfia,a e.rfa1 srrft q
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COLONIAL,-$20, $50
A issh sd ssa.ss sssssss
In Chevy Chase; 3 bedrooms: spa
eious rooms; immaculate through
out; very wei financed. Can JU. D.
500 till o. MONTGOMERY IN
VkSTMENT q INSURANCE CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10

GLASS AND BRICK
Corner rambler! over I,200-sq. 1T.
liv. space on main floor. with 8
master bedrms., full bsnt. Also
over 1,200 50. FL Lewisdale: SI9,-
! 600: COX q co. Miss Dillon. UN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10

baths, : screened porches, fun Ssmt.
h,-v.h.. equipped kit. SEP. din. rm,
OF apprcyed for $4,000. nothing
Prince Georges Realty Co.
ON. .<-l166 WA. 7-ee55
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-10

Forest Hgts., "a Acre
81. 900 down; 3-bedrm. brick. nag
stone patio. full bsmt., ia baths;
fenced. S16,950 tGI, alsol, cox g.
Co, Miss Dillon. UN. 4-1526.
FORESTVILLE, MD.
PARK BoULEvARD-3-bedrm. brick;
WOOD & MITCHELL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-01

qtils. tadultsl. Mgr, Apt. l.
DWNTN.-60S MASS. AVE. NV.
Lge. 2-rm. apt. very nicely furn..
clean bldg. modern, with phone;
only $50 per mo-. incl. all utils.
,(adultsl DI T-7133 -