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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-15
Lawmakers Heated
By Costly Error on
Army Jeep Heaters

Heaters big enough to keep a
large room hot. but purchased
by mistake for Army jeeps, are
causing Congressional tennpera-
lures to rise.
Testimony released today by
a House Appropriations subcom-
mittee revealed the error involv-
. ing 1898 heaters costing $1.3
million. They were ordered by
the headquarters of the Army in
Austria.
Subcommittee Chairman Phil
lips of California commented:
Evidently the intent was to
order small heater for the cars
and trucks and either deliber-
ately or by some confusion they
ordered a heater which would
have heated this room"
Testifying before the subcom-
rlittee' were Henry r. Domers,
director of the European Branch
Of the General Accounting Of
fee. and other GAO officials who
turned up the case while check
ing waste in Government spend
ing.
Cost S340 Each.
MIR. DomerS said the heaters
cost from 1857 to $40 each in
stead of the $40 to $25 they
should have. 1t was pointed out
BY Representative Andrews, Defu-
ocrat. Of Alabama that this
amounted to Is. per cent OF. the
cost of a jeep.
Mr., DomerS said l,845 of the
1893 heaters ordered were de-
ltvered to Leghorn. Italy, before
the error was discovered and TIE
request made for cancellation OF
the order.
Mr.. Phillips commented.
What kind of fuel dc they
use for those heaters. oil; or do
they have to carry along a sta
tionary engineer"
He said he had seen pictures
of one of the heaters installed
In jeep and that the heater was
so big it closed of most of the
windshield. He asked Mr.. Do
mers:
II believe the Army's state
ment is that this was mistaken"
That is right" Mr.. DomerS
replied.
Alludes to Customer"
They were supposed to be sent
somewhere else, probably to At
RIGA if historic military custom
was being followed" Mr.. Phillips
said cauStically.
Mr.. Domers said he had a let
ter dated December 81, 1858,
from 1t. Gen. William Howard
Arnold. commanding general of
the United States Forces in Aus
tria, reporting on the affair but
that it was classified confidential.
THE subcommittee is declas-
styling it." Mr.. Phillips said.
The orders for the heaters was
dated August 81, 1852, the, tes-
timony revealed. Gen. Arnold
was confirmed as commanding
general with the rank of lieu
tenant general in June. 1853,
by the Senate.
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UNEsco Session Set

PARIS. Mar. is GA general
conference of the United Nations
Educational. Scientific and Cul-
tural Organization has been
slated for Montevideo, Uruguay,
next November II to December
II. The Executive Committee,
meeting in Paris. agreed to re-
quest by Uruguay to delay the
opening from October IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-15

ing to death a hunting compan-
ion in 1851. Bibalo's execution
was postponed indefinitely pend
ing q sanity examination.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-09
Architects Award
For Best Story Goes
To Lewis Of The Star

The Importance Of accurate
architectural reporting was
stressed here last night, as Rob-
ert j. Lewis, real estate editor
of The Star. formally received an
award for having written the
best news story on an architec-
tural subject in the entire United
States during 1858.
In addition to a citation, Mr..
Lewis received $3.50 first prize
of the national organization of
the American Institute of Archi-
tects. The presentation was
made at a meeting of the Wash
ington- Metropolitan Chapter of
the group, meeting in st. Johns
parish hall, BIT Sixteenth street
NV.
William N. Denton, jr., pres
ident of the local chapter, told
more than 100 of the architects
the Washington unit "was very
proud to first have recognized
the ability" Of Mr.. Lewis. He
described Mr.. Lewis as, Gin our
opinion, man tops in news
paper work."
Tells Of Competition.
Also paying tribute to Mr..
Lewis, who previously had won
two other top architectural and
real estate awards, was Marcellus
Wright, jr., of Richmond, re-
gional director of the ALA.
He told how the national COM
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petition crystallized last October
In Santa Fe N. Mex, when the
national group decided to inau-
gurate the award so as to
broaden public interest in the
work of architects. Six noted
architects, he said. were selected
as judges of more than 800
entries.
IT am here as the representa-
tive of the national board to
offer this certificate and check"
he said. II am doubly impressed
by the high level of Mr.. Lewis
writing and his thoughtful in
depreciation of the aspects of
architecture"
In his response. Mr.. Lewis ex-
pressed the opinion that archi-
tectS underrate themselves and
their contributions to their COM
munities, as well as the interest
communities have in their work.
New Yorker Speaks.
The main speaker of the eve
ming, Bernard Tomson. promi-
nent New York attorney special
izing in the legal aspects of
architecture, also lauded Mr..
Lewis and pointed out that even
informed persons sometimes are
unaware of the Importance of
the architects work.
On March q, Mr.. Lewis for
mally was presented with the
1853 journalistic award of the
Home Builders Association of
Metropolitan Washington. Only
a short time before that, he had
received the citation Of the
Washington Chapter of the Ala.
Others present last night in
cluded Edmund r. Purves, exec
utive director of the national
group.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-09
| Du Pont Puts Security
Ahead Of Tariff Policy
BY the Associated Pres.

RICHMOND, Va. April o.
Any tariff policy adopted by the
United States is secondary to
national security. Henry B. Du
Pont. a vice president of the Du
Point Co.. said here yesterday.
He said national security must
not be "auctioned to the lowest
bidder"
Mr.. Du Pont addressed a
luncheon meeting at the opening
day of the 30th annual meeting
Of the Virginia State Chamber
of Commerce.
His address came during a day
which also saw Virginia's super
intendent of public instruction,
Dowell j. Howard. and State Po-
lice Supt. c. w. Woodson, jr..
make talks.
There are no bargains in the
safeguarding Of our freedom"
Mr.. Du Pont said. 81 have no
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-09

quarrel with the detectives of
helping allies in any way con-
sistent with our own interests"
"But to deplete our own re-
sources and weaken our own de-
lenses is no answer. ;" he said.
The National Affairs Commit
tee of the chamber adopted a
resolution criticizing the Federal
Governments policy of borrow
ing money to reduce taxes.
Copies will be sent to Virginia's
Congressional delegation,
Allen w. Dulles, director of
the Central Intelligence Agency,
will speak at the chambers an
nual banquet tonight.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-09

SOMERSET, Pa. R.-Mr.
and Mrs. Ernest c. johnson were
awakened at 4:30 am. to answer
a telephone call from their sol.
dier son. Ernest, jr. 1t was $50
pm. in Korea and he lust didn't
think of the difference in time"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-09

Square Cushion Style, fits
almost all chairs with loose
square cushions.
3-Cushion T Soto Style.
fits almost oil solos with 3
loose cushions forming q T.
Wing Style, fits almost all
wing chairs with square
cushions.
z-cushion 7 Soto Style, fits
almost oil other sofos with
z loose Cushions forming
ct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-09

7 Cushion Style, fits almost
oil chairs with loose T cush-
ions.
3-Cushion Square Soto Style,
fits almost all sofos with 3
loose square cushions.
CossweII Style, fits almost
all simiIor open arm chairs
with loose or ottoched cush-
ions.
z-Cushion Square Style, fits
almost all other sofos with
z loose square cushions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-09

7 HEY FlT-reeordess Of size, shape style! Gus
tomogc covers truly fit like stommodes. They fol-
low contours, don't conceal them. This is possible
because Of brondnew principles Of construction and
application. Made of luxurious borkcloth in patterns
and coIors to delight the most discriminating. Shown
here but few Of the many styles. Bosc coors Of
green, wine gray noturo Floral or modern designs
and solid coIors also available.
Kouns Upholstery, Third Floor, Washington;
Lower LeUe, Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-07
Children 5 Hospital
Patient Load Cut by
Parking Space Lack

Lack Of parking facilities at
Children's Hospital has reduced
the patient load to the point
where doctors have been asked
to bring more patients 10 the
hospital.
This was described yesterday
by Judge j. Edgar Murdoch,
who presented his yearly report
at the annual meeting of the
incorporators and members Of
Children's Hospital.
Judge Murdoch said the board
Of directors has earnestly solic-
tied the aid Of the medical stair
In bringing more patients to the
hospital and in making greater
use Of its facilities designed
especially for the care OF chill
dren."
Judge Murdoch also asked
that the District Commissioners
raise payments to the hospital
for the care of District indigents.
Reason for Deficit.
"A large part Of our operating
deficit Is the result Of the fact
that the payments which we re-
ceive from the Health Depart
ment are much less than the
expenses we incur In serving the
patients which are certified by
that department.
"Our present contract with the
Health Department provides that
we shall receive for impatient
and clinic visits, during our ifs
cal year 1855, the equivalent Of
the stated costs of those services
at District General Hospital for
fiscal SO. This situation could
be greatly improved =. II we
could receive the current costs
Of those services at District Gem
eral instead Of those costs two
years ago.
Miss Edith A. Torkington, adj
ministrator of the hospital. re-
ported that during the year
1854. the hospital admitted
9,416 patients. In the out
patient department 65,141 pa
tients were treated and 6,051
were examined in Child Welfare
clinics, making a total of IT,
1872 visits.
Seeks Medical Director.
The hospital is currently seek
ing a chief medical director to
succeed DR.. Montgomery Blair
who retired last summer.
Members Of the hospital elected
to the board of directors, the
following: r. P. Hollingsworth,
Mrs. A. Chambers Oliphant,
Wallace Werble, Donald F.
Roberts, John c. Borton, five
year terms each.
Also, John w. Marin, to fill q
vacancy expiring In 1856, and
Harrison Somerville and Curtis
S. Steuart, to fill vacancies ex-
piring in 1858. -
Elected to annual member
ship were: Hubert T. Bisselle,
William E. Gold. Edward X.
Jones, William Barron Kerkam,
jr., Admiral Thomas c. Kinkaid,
j. Noel Mach, Robert H. Myers
and Judge Edward A. Tamms.
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4.98 and $50
All Prices Plus I0% Fed. Tnr
All Prices Plus 1OS Fed. Tas

IN the assortment you'll find tall and lon, n.
esneo oases tall and low compoes bonbon dhe @ WIN
iysta mayonnaize jar with sterling lid and 1 1
and dh trimmed sterling with fork ndu.1 aat
A'''un ana tall vases blight candeabrum
Aa""'-S"eet Fioor-W ashingson and Ariue,on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05
RAMRT,ER

CAMbIEh
SILVER SPRING DISTRICT
Near Langley Shopping center. s.
years-old. lge. rms. Finished rm.
End floor. and storage. In new con-
dition. So. 900 extras. On account OF
illness and other circumstances. will
be. sold for less than cost. Reason
carry balance like rent, Mr.. buses,
schools, stores. Shown by appoint
ment VIM. A. LYNCH, agent. RA. 6!
1910
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.
PROFITABLE
sTMIO.EAMII.X.

Cathedral ave-, 2274, off Conn. where
pride predominates. Owners apt.
plus $175 mo. income. Apt. sold
Turn, $2i.600. Only $4,000 cash. Z
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HOUSES FOR Salad.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHEsDA--Easy walking distance
public and parochial schools: 3
hedrmS.: dishWasher Rarbage dis
posal. auto. washer and dryer;
B.f4 fhi EksI; TOP TOP SALUHe. cheere
full. smart-lo looking. modern 3-hedrm.,
2-hath brick rambler. Owner has
really kept In top condition. Your
children's school and all other con-
veniences nearby, See and com
pare It ut S2i, 500. OIL. 2-6649.
Ewes. Oh. 6-Sl24. ALLIED REAL
Ty CORP.
CHEVY CHASE - without o doubt
the most attractiyely decorated resi-.
dence in Old or New Hamlet:
luxurious hedrms., exceedinly nright
and cheerful center-haN brick home
just / block to Conn. ave: attrac-
lively finished bsmt. Substantially
under $4,000. For quick sale By
2-S7oO. ALLIED REALTY corr.
CHEVY CHASE, ND, In the Rose
mary School area, there ID . nne b
bedroom, 2-bath brick residences on
3 nice lot which 10 1easonAhly
priced. Owner anxious 10 sell, You
ohUuldn't pass this one M. CAL Wo
O.2H0O, NDW. II. JONES d CO.. ING.
GshaVY Chase, -. =,
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BETHESDA, MD.
OPEN SUN. MON, 2-6
ASH West Virginia Ave.

WILL SELL TODAY. This immae,
the approval Of the most discrim-
mating buyer. Interior attrac. decor
Foyer entr., charming liv. fr1.. nre-
pl.: French doors leading to delisht-
fui airy side screened porch over
huilt-in gar. below: din: rIn;, pleas
bafh, Ire. closets: bsmt., law, work
shop, gas heat; beaut. HANDICAPPED
yard. flowers: cow. TO AL schools.
transp., CHOPS, get IN quiet resio.
W. Va. 3 bils. 20 hcuse; only 81!
$50; terms. Hu. 3.SS10t .EAr.
Man nkALxx CO. "A. 3-Aeo
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ArvyANnpra :. -. So.
f frame bonas. VitS n9 iot q y ne cS olGsr
Ana Ana. spacious s gre rounds sss 'b.satstal
n srsss, nGwers anS sn9Emss: In ns
REALTY, INC. open iii ON. --.S
AIRY ,ok, 49,. a., orc. ,nrS
nrics Sio 7s Sacs. SAA;soy Ssar ryeA
hsret. q Xxx ,,-s,sva,,aa; q pSS1I MHeSX
dn., sos mo- ;Too 30. S.TssS. ''' Iii eiiiioo
ALEX.-Specializing in Alex. area
a ssiI liz lots and acr sWsr e buy y
9-4S77. III
ApYEn,Cnox, -,
a ia.ir N,9IVN-Sman. 2-oedrm: GO.
a oan H S . 9T no Gown payment;
psr month ioci s yssS bI1yaoie r; Sod
cash: immsSiatn nossss ssr n MIIxr ~
REALTY. ia. S-st4S az .H. 7.0S50.
" "a
mac y ATEo spaci nt Srok E6 sse.
root roof ee Slnr So baths, 2-car ga
din fm tile f3 oaS MI n;ns n,a n2
recraatan,' nm rue o rrsr,. pine pA ianS
scaped sarden' All boo Ey WV ovNER
| or 1.6a44 @oAoo'' 0s owNh6"'
COUNTRY CLuR AREAsa,e NJ
Lee hwy Th m S I1mI itons or; Z.
brick on corner lot. Rec fm:. fun
poss. ASKING 500 Sf,o' ,Tern,s IL ss,if
YOU. Omen daily WAITT T
ROHMAN. KE S-1EOK VI aA%aog
! IA. 2-S605. -
EAST FALLS cuVIpru pas.s.n. O.
bedrm. homse n attrac cnrmmn,ty
| 3 yrs old Si1 ahC oWNER M
7-O4I9. q
FAIRFAX, CT appraised, $4,000
stairs. ?s b edrms Nv Ds rrn ha aR.
a Sa out sns s s5s 4, su , fS ss n
dows; lovely wooded lot Close Id 1T" TO
schools; churches, shopping, ideal
vet. sale By owner. CREScENT 4.
1914. = ~ =
FAIRFAX. sale nv owner--A -h.arr
2-bath. brict rsmh'sr Is Iiw rm
de luxe Kitchen. NTH rm': radiant
| heat: lots OF closets; Ice. rarsee;
R-scrs lot; 100000. CT. s.ssis.
sI,eE esnS Village "A Eocd.t s d ~.
leo. nlus extra y lot S0xIbci i land nd
scaped for complete seciusion: fuli
cs s cHATEsr VI ia co 4.osSo sn md
IA S.7aSI ~ ~" o'eo Anu
r, IN, '1 AWE ann. ,.... 80.
SCESSuSu pOICn, e1eS. kAt;,, icy. IovLh.
baths, garage: Al this tof, less
S.31O6. RoUTH ROBBINS REALTY.
McLEAN. 3-bsdrm radvood rambler.
snic ana snaS heaiit rroiinds SI7'.
| 600 with ridicnlous terms. CHATEI.
| IA I-fs3sn and IA S.T3ao 4S
49,. sI.,
MONTE AkLlNGION-New S-pearm.
| pLlck IAmpier ~ oeslIsple iVCs-
lion witn re- iot; conven. 70 sn9p c
ping. scnools ana transp.' ~STo'ToTy
S-5lO6. ROUIH ROBBINS REALTY
M open I'LL p;m..
No. AktlNGION py owner; Un.
Cod. conyen. schools, churches, bus,
shops Attached he'd gar lSs screened
lot S5xl1O. Fully equipped kitchen,
oishwasher, disposal: built-in pine.
paneied bookshelves, firepl, and re-
shelves and cabinets in din. rm';
i center hall. Price, S26,45O. No
] brokers. ia. s-5476. b
In ARL., POPS N. POTOMAC-By
owner; no brokers. 3-bedrm brick
Colonial. IN baths. large iiy, rm.,
| firepl., din rm., side pcE., full bsmt
| landscaCed. fenced ward; mr.. bus,
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9IU,IzC
9 REnRO0MS

NEW 3-LEVEL-$17,950
Feature this: 3 bedrooms. built-iIl
garage, play room, beautiful level
lot. de luxe kitchen with birch cabi-
nets. all brand new. Dial JU
$500. MONTGOMERY INVEST
IHEHIsT a, TNSTTR AN(!E co 6s
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HOUSES sALE--h.w. tceas.,

FOxHALL RID. AREA topp. Spring
rambler. s bedrms.. TV rm., today's
kit, 2-car garage, terrace and pool:
mr.. schools and bus: excel. AnaIc-
ing, Cali WO. 6-8912 or En-; 2
1896. ]. NELSON HUGHES, 30
GEORGETOWN, 2913 Olive ave. -
Remodeled, new cofid... 2 tiled baths,
2 f1replaces; random-Width hoor:
attrac. imported crystal chandelier
and lighting fixtures; disposal unit
and dishwasher; gas heat; SIS. 300,
DOYLE csa M Reaisor-o owner. Wo e ssaes4.
IRVING ST., 1884 Cat Rock Greek
4. mod. Colonial brick; { rms. and
Z baths End H.. 8 rms with frepl.
and bath in bsrnt., lge. frt. porch,
gas h.-w.h. heaut. garden. Only
S18.950; 81 500 dn: DAWN REAL
ESTATE. To. 2-222s, RIA. 3-66s9,
ROCK CREEK PARK Terrace. !
bedrms.. bath and I, halt baths: incl.
ot On another sS 0s ST. siss5o W sal
FINANCED. Excel. rooming sect. DU.
WEST or GA. AVE-. near Walter
Sale by owner. RIA. e-3867. %
4917 42nd st. N.W.--3-yr.-old Diet.
brick Z rms. baths: finished
bsmt.: gas heat. Cony. location.
IA. 1862 WIILOUGHBY REAL
ESTATE W. I'd
BEAUTIFUL g RIM. brick home for
sale by owner. modern convenience.
Call eyes,. all day Sun. Do. 7-SS79.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

HILLCREST OF Branch ave.-De-
tached brick: 6 lovely rms. 2 baths,
rec. rm.. screened porch, garage.
Small down payment. LU, 2-30ll.
WILLOUGHBY REAL ESTATE co.
1929 3 ST. s.E.-Row brick: 9 rms.
"a baths. rec. rna.. gas h.-wh.
Conv,i to schools. priced right. LU.
2.30I1, WILLOUGHBY REAL ES-
NEAR ALA, AND PORTLAND, S12,-
$50. Brick home 1913 18th st. Sc.
We sold these homes In 1888 and
we know that this Is solidly con-
structed. 1900 down will buy It,.
Basement has been used as apt. and
Is equipped with bath; nice lot: de-
tached garage. Call Mr.. Cross. LII.
4-7644. MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO..
1924 14th ct. NV. AID. 4-2005.
DETACHED BUNGALOW on Alabama
ave. s.e.-Low down payment. Ideal
for retired couple. Liy. rm. with
fireplace, full basement with rec.
rn.. Diet. garage, transp. at door.
Asking S12,950. Call Mr.. Penland.
ST. 3-7368; eyes,. LII. 2.7612. until
10 pm. ATLAS REALTY co. 10
DUPLEX, $13.5OO. Anacostia area
near Boiling, Naval Air Station.
Two modern 1-bedrm. units. Priced
right on terms. Call Mr.. Clark,
RA. 3-9011. MARSHALL j. WAPLE
Coz Realtor. 1924 14th st.. AID.
4sZUU0. 4 s
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WEST CHEVY CHASE

WEST CHEVY CHASE
Open sun. i to 2, 1922 prHmmo1d
bath brick Colonial BUILT IN 194l
WITH FIRST FL. POWDER RIM HAS
A S17, 800 FIRST TRUST COMMIT
MENT AT 434a6 FOR 20 YEARS.
SITUATED ON A WIDE DEAD END
STREET AND CLOSE TO THE SOM
ERsET GRADE ScH0oLs IT Is 8
cupboard and LOVELY KIT. WITH
DISHWASHER AND TABLE SPACE.
HAS ACCESS 10 BOTH LTv. RIM.
AND KIT. Full bsmt.,. oil a.-c. heat.
2-car garage. For additional infor.
call Mr.. DeMelman, EN-. 3-3603.
Price $25.b0O To reach: Out Wise.
ave. past D. c. line at Western ave-,
8 blks. to Drummond ave. and left
to end of street.
w. 3. WRIGHT EN- $4,000.
QUALITY THROUGHOUT
saO,50O for brick rambler. 3 bedrms.,
separate dining room, fun English
style bsrnt., beautiful location on
picturesque street, trees. Large
porch. Dial JU. 9-S010. MONT
GOMERY INVESTMENT q ms. GO.
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BRADLEY BLVD. AREA

stone and clapboard Colonial, featur-
ing LIST a. den and lavatory: 8
land setting; family neiehborhoo
I'm, rec. rm.: garage: h.-w.h. A mos
attractive home. Reasonably priced
Call Oh. 4-2720 for appt. SAMUEL
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HENDERSON ROAD
AUTH ROAD

You'll be surprised when you inspect
this spacious rambler located on lge,
level, corner lot arranged with Ice,
liv rn.. sep. din. rm.. lge. screened
kit, twin-size bedrms., lge. tile
bath. full bsmt., outside entrance.
Well priced ut S18.600. Terms
available.
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BETHESDA RAMBLER
S18,75O

i most attractive 2-bedrm. white
eied den and breaEfast nm: End
a. can easily be finished into 2
lge. bedrms. and bath; daylight
bsmt. with built-in bar: beautiful
garden level lot: cow. to elementary
and st. James parochiaI schools.
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A gear attached garage for you ant
NO STEPS to tire mother in thi.
2-bedrm. brick rambier; tnclosec
breeseWay. lovely corner lot. radiant
h.-w.h.; nothing down CT. A STEAL
Ct SI2,e Approved Oh $13,60t
YOU'RE saytnT $500! see TINS ons
]. VICTOR DICKEY
AP. 1-e000
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HOUSES ron salad.
Avn COST
, PRINcE GEORGES COUNTY
ADRLPHT CUsTOM-RTTTIT RAMRT,r

ADELrHA CUSTOM.BUILT RAMBLER
a, lev community o. lndividually
IN ,,,s , vVass,, Aeasuftnk @o-lt.
ksteh.,. nV.phs SEP. gil; I'm,
styie bath: Dfh mi bsnt ra noaswo cn
sell. Asking SIS,5O0, Come mt
and make offer; Dir: Out Risgs
MetzsSott, rish tx on va a4th ll ave-. i r.
open sign at 90O5. BAINITT REAG,
ESTATE, JU. $4,000. or IA. 9-6I4i.
ADELPHI-Don't miss seeing this
lovely, large custom-built brick
rambler ! very Ice. hedrnis.: fully
saulpped. modern Kitchen, wal
the extras; nice bsmt. and garage,
Lot is $50 It. deep Out Riggs I'd.
% S2o sSoo 4iki; right on Met5sr1tt ~, g
10: $1,000. ia. s-s14l. %
Cdh s;,v aoaA A astS $4,000, open
asphalt tiled Ensiish bsmt..
washer and dryer; CT approved
OWNER, UN. 4-1237. 10
FORESTvILLE--Large brick rambler
din. rnl., large kit. 8 twin-size bed
rms. concrete porches det; ga
lively handicapped. 250-ft.. level lot
1n,niS oners lar more Tor the money
snan any eomparabie property in the
s se5eo Cail now, Mr. penland, ST
REALTY co. %
GiR RE BELT ND MD;-SEisk end house
bedrooms. attic. attractive yard
near bus. schools, Shopping. Baiti.
more pkwys; $1,000 down, on terms
lS-D Ridge I'd. CIR. 3-416l or OR
3-27Sl. --5
HYATTSvILLE, Gill 4ard ave-
home: 81 500 cash. tota nu nrice SIh.
$50: featurine Studio XIV Nv p rm es, aS,.
with big ireplace. 3 bedrms., kitchen
W Vnp saI ieIse TX plenty ny Of shsSs
4
h sboppiSx: lss an rms $,6 NJ. bus bus
JOHN ii. Johnson. VA T.Sobd'
|LEwrsDarr r.r,. k.,oon, H.,
Cspe Cod IN targs cnr,anr rrt ,t,
expandabie attic. al: FLA terms
S.asea is ~ W. IA eno so M 493 rT; IA
DAVIS q CO. %
MliCHIIGAN PARK HILLS-opsn sun
new: 3-twin-sized bedfms., disposal
qishWasher, fireplace: basement: l
block public and parochial schools
JOHN u. JOHNSON WA. 7-5o50
sUITLAND AREA.--s-bedroom bTicl
Ayacre HANDICAPPED lot; new cond
OWNER, RE. 5-6667.
WEST NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Colo.
NAL brick in new cond.: iiv. nm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05
NEW HAMPSHIRE

ESTATES. $l1. no
Two-bedrID. rambler. brick and frame,
firepl., expan. attic. corner lot, ex-
Gel. neighborhood; CT; 81 80 down.
others S4;2 g4e,,i down. S,o LGy .., Ray-
~ 8-4O1O. -6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-05

SOFT ICE CREAM STORE
prive-in soft ice cream store: excel.
location on well-traveled st. in D. G.
wonderful opport. for indiy. or mar;
price S11.50o. Call Ju. S-1642
week end or ewes; RE. 1880 week
days, or write Box 120-T, Star. o.
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BETHESDA
$500 WILSON LANE
Our frst presentation Of beautiful,
EdKeniore. Many custom features.
Large lot with fruit trees and lovely
shrubbery. Schools and shopping
OPEN SUM-, MON, 2-6
Directions: From Bank OF Bethesda
left on Old Georgetown I'd. TO VII
son lane, lAft on Wilson to sign.
RAYMOND B. DUNN
1890 wisconsin Ave. Wo. SOFIA