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HOUSES sALE-N.W. Cent

POTOMAC PALIsADES--Good- look
in the. whole area; Diet. brick on q
beautiful lot: 8 rms, bath. fun bsmt..
garage. large inclosed rear yard
FRANK Flts os s. SafLL1 Pstio D1 i4i
P sSyfs; a. ffllsssA s15,s5o-
Fine neiehborhood high above the
river valley. spotlessly clean Diet.
frame on level corner lot. 8 rms. 10
Ri seIosed po Sats sa con 9i to
eyerythins, '' FRANK e s. PHILLIPS,
DI. 7-14ll; ewes. WO. 6-3235.
WESLEY HEIGHTS. So. 5o0-Charm.
ing .4-bedrm. frame Colonial; lovely
f GSTaee Mann sY SRAS Sf s. p SlHfIs sC
v Ri oyER' f sSfS Wo' v sIyIaS
Lge. Diet. brick; heavy slate roof;
beautiful cond.; 8 rms, tiled bath;
osmt, gar; screened porch: lovely
WALT, csrpetins !? blks. to
be sold. FRANK 81 s. P FTM Iii; m 81.
1.l4ll: ewes. WO. $685.. I'll
Cath; 8 bedrooms, Ia baths,
detached Gear garage. automatic
ell neat e ;Sn to Shopping, tran nI
phons EN- 5e6Ssa Rf or sppointm S19
Oh ah'f AND i; kfNSEyDY SITS. N.w--sluo.
stantial row brick. exceptional con.
ddition; bedrms; and bath on End
brick Ear.:: $i5.e50. Cali Mr.. Smith
I'LL: ewes. AD. 4-os7i. 80 q
small s%ael down Ga1, P Daym na11so Buy from
5l;5 MaeARTHTR Blvd. - $500
New condition: WALTER EBfRRe-.
MAN. EN-. 3-03O3
$500 DOWN PAYMENT for Diet. stone
r residence ,Sse., in Shepherd Park. AS
ssaSs AsfS' s ...s PEI Ex me? 5aSs
NEWLY, 6 DECOR fTYs6 aforementioned
town house in heart OF embassy
section. Living room spacious din
modern Kitchens, 8 bedrms.. :: baths tbs
Larse second floor sun deck. owner
transferred; must sell Shown by
appointment only: For full informa.
ton regarding this unusual value.
can M. Hall. JAMES L. DIXON
X GO. ST. 1900; ewes. oil.
ZOO BLK. KENYON ST. N.w.-L7i!grn.
brk.; $4,000; $1,000 cash. bal
Ike rent ME. S-4302. Di. i-363f.
LIKE TRAINS: You can see them 60
by from the windows of this det
brick home. Clean as hounds
tooth and ideal for a retired couple
Price. Sl5.500. Terms-you make
them. Location-upper NV Cali
Mr.. SAGINOR, RIA. 6-4U5I or
AID. 4-2005.
TUCKERMAN ST. TII-Beaut- a.
rm. senidet brick. New. mod kit.
Bryant heater. Excel. cond. SJ3.a50
81 300 dn. RIA. 3-19l6. An exclusive.
JAMES S. WILDER REALTY co.
HOME AND INCOME
WITHIN one blk. OF Walter Reed
has l"x15-ft. liv. rm., l3x15 din.
rm;, Ige. equipped kit. > bedrms.
and bath; . bedrms and "a bath
on End a.; full bsmt. with outside
entr, and bath. Home in good
cond; and in excel. loo. for room
ing house. Call Mr.. Hickman. HE.
1885. MODERN REALTY CO,
JU. 1880 til Q pm. 80,
DOWNTOWN LOCATION
18th and r. !. ave. n.w.-S-rm. Ia
bath row brick: Oil INV heat. con-
Veniently located for home or room
ing htuse Excellent buy at SI3.500
With $" 600 down. Mr. shuman, DU
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COOPERATIVE APIS. SALE

TMDEN GARDENS-Excellent. a-bed-
I'm apt, with l3x20 liz. rm., sep.
din rm.. mod. kit. best apt. !oc. in
cit; vacant. FRANK S. PHILLIPS.
Dl. I-lill; ewes. OIL. 2-4S34. --2I
Mr.. CONN. -ORDWAY-2-b edrm. apt.
furnished, $1,000. Call during day
EN-. .-lS2U
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SILVER SPRING-Nice B-r. rambler,
completely furn.. $l26 q mo. Cali
JU. 9-349O: ewes. JU. e-2354. 10
NEWLY DEC. 3-bedrm.. brick house,
l nV,c rmi din; a, rm; inciosed sleeping
stove, gas heak Ogden st. NV.
weekdays or EN-. 2-SO62 after. 5
T pi1Ri snd EesS ends n,s;om ,r,,, "a "a.
new tarnlshinss. $500 S'n per r1 mo: ZOOS o0s
BBeechwood rd.. Prince Georges
SILVER SPRING, 7oe Fores. Glen
rrd;|,2-room and bath bungalow;
I kt i Gsmt rear Oh Yd n a. so hGa eles
CHEVY CHASE, D. .C.--Immed. oc-
eupancy. Short or long term lease.
school and Blessed Sacrament. EN-
1852 living ST. NV bedrms.
completely f.decorated. Powder rm.
on LIST f. Full bath up. Recreation
rm,, garage. Vacant. $3.50 per mo,
Call Elk. 3"tll"; ewes. Ii. 7-9SS7.
ALEXANDRIA New 2-bedrm. brick
conv. to everything. Bendix, $135
mo. Avail. Mar. /. JU. 7-9471.
alas soth ST. NET bedrms.. iiv.
rm.. din. rm., KIT, . baths; bSmt.;
lee. yard; nicely furnished; in nice
nsishborhood. Sis per mo. Cali
1911 81 s suSDtelAND r.. NV. {nr.
10th and Np-De luxe; 4 enormous
bedrms,. Pa Baths. kit. equipped
with cleo. dlShyasher, Bendix
5000 per mo. RAYMOND r. RUP-
PERT. 1917 9TH st. NV. ST. 3-SlS4,
FAIRFAX CIRCLE. Wa tedrms.,
den, IL baths; attrac furnishings,
OIL heat; garage: $50 mo. IA.
S-30l3. --o5
$500 FRANKLIN ST. N.E.-Brick
bungalow. last redec. Gas heat; Ice.
yr. Avail. inmed. LA. 6-303l.
FALLS CHURCH AREA. Bel Air sub
division Rent or sale: mod. {, bed
rm., lst-f1oor plan; frame: on large
lot with trees: avail. March /. Make
offer on sale or rent for St35.
ELIJAH Il. ARNOLD. tCol. U. 8. A.
ret.l. Broker. EN-. 1896. OV.
RENTAL BAROAIN-Owner going
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ARLINGTON

LUXURY APTs.-5oo S.
Court House I'd; .-bedrm. apis, have
lovely balconies facing south: large
DIN. nm. l2X22 living rm.. lge.
kit; loads of storage space: master
antenna. etc. Apt. 10 q bedrm. }. Il
and II GO bedrms.j available; beau
tifui location and approach; 3 blks.
to shops and bus. ) min. to Wash
lnston. See in afternoon. For full
info; call MRS. HENNING. JE.
3-SllS. -la
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cS16 WADE RID. Sc
Newly decor. f-rm.. kit. and bath
home in desirable location; gas heat.
ST. 80 per mo.
23i H ST. NE
Six-rm.. kit. and bath house: cow
downtown location. So so per mo.
GOSS REALTY. co.
2l44 K ST. NV. MA. S-l353
10
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HOUSES NEEDED. D. C.-MD.
$50 TO Sl5O
ERNEST H. LUNG. DI. S-2221
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RENTAL BARGAIN-Owner going
abroad for one year. will rent beau
tifll brick detached home. COM
pletely furnished; large lot: garage;
recreation room: 3 large bedrooms.
la baths Available about 80 days.
at $l15 month.
KELLEY e. BRANNER
DI. 7-1740 Ewes, OIL. 3-6S44
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SILVER SPRING

l0i Dale dr.-Completely furn ram
bier with garage. auto. washer, deep
freeze. all-elee. kit; close TO every
thing: Sl5O per mo.
E. F. BLANCHARD. REALTOR
III S-&Nnl III Id 20
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.


APITOL HILL, 69l Maryland ave.
ne. near Supreme Court Bldg. and
Cons, Library-Former doctors res
idence and Offices. 3-story brick.
Twelve rms. ia baths. oil heat.
dec. gas, newly redec and partly
turn,; $50 900. $500 will handle.
INSPECTION by apt. OWNER, IL.
3-!131 --oI
SIS '.:lO--It will be worth your time
i to see this comfortable. newly Gee;
= rms. bah and dressing rm. with
compl. kit Open for inspection
Sal; and Sun. !, to 5 pm. 642
Callan ST. ne, LU. -o344. I'll
zoo BLK. FARRAGUT PL. Me-,
$1,000 down--5-rm. semidetached
brick: osmt.. screened porch; assume
4ec mortsage, Price 81 800. Call
WA; 1890 til 8 pm. ROBERT S.
DAVIS d co 30
CATHOLIC UNIV. VIC.
9"l Perry pl.-Mod. row brick: 3
bedrms.. knotty-pine recr. rm.: mr..
schools shop. center. Price reduced
for imned. sale, Sl4.50O.
JOSEPH TISHLE Err, REALToR
tn. 2-2S0o Ewes. CO. 5-S414
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LLOYDS APARTMENTS

Bright cheerful and -
beCrm. apis, IN desirable
Beverly Hills, Alexandria All
co ven enc es. churches.
schools. shopping and trans
portaticn 10 min. downtown
WASHINGTON. via Shirley high
way Rentals. $50 ard S95 so,
utilities included. Some now
available Apply 800 Tenn ave.
Monday through Friday. . to 5;
Saturday, q TO IL. Sunday,
II 10 1. OV. 3-Oa5O.
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723 goth st. NV.
FOGGY BOTTOM

FOGGY BOIIOM
Mr.. Goth AND G SITS. NV.
Modernly equipped 4-family bldg. in
the city's best rental area; profitable
parking space included. Price of
$4,000 is slightly less than va
times conservative rentals. For in
formation. call Mr.. Norris. jr.. week
f"SS 5i woopWARD & NoRRis
EXCL. AGENTS. 123 Goth ST. NV
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3ETHESDA--3 bedrm., blond mahog
ETC: SIS. MALoRA R. cHR1sT:
MAN. INC. WE SPECIALIZE IN
RENTALS. WO. 1929. 49o6 Wis.
IL
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MASS. AVE. AREA

Attrac. 4-bedrm.. 2-bath row brick
town house commanding a beauti-
full view Of Rock Greek Park. st
Il. contains lge. liy.. rm:, w/firepl;'
step-up din. rm.. brand-new mod,
kit. w/dishwasher and disposal:
all bedrms. good size. . finished
rms. and full bath in bsmt.; car
garage: w. B. WRIGHT. EN-.
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4 BEDROOMS BATHS
300 Mass ave. ne. near Union Sta.
Capitol--Heat. elec. furn: immed
poss. Phone Ii. $780,. 80
BETHESDA SUBURBAN --2-bedrms;;;
bsmt., $50. MALORA r. CHRIST
MAN. INC. WE SPECIALIZE IN
RENTALS WO. S-2923. 1906 Wis.
ave. NV IL
MARYLAND BRICK HOMES
z bedrooms. Radiant Valley $50, 50
Rambler. Woodlawn - $50
3 bedrooms. Riverdale 500
3 bedrooms. Cheverly Sis
ROBERT S. DAVIS g. CO.. WA. $4,000
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Brick entrance
hall living ssm.;, dining rm;; kit
baths on End f.: rec bsmt.. gas
heat Avail. March /, S160.
EDW H JONES e. CO.. INC.
$500 Conn. Ave. NV. WO. $4,000
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BETHESDA'S TOP VALUES
ALL IN GOOD CONDITION
3-hedroom and den home --- $ll
3-bedrOom and den 81:
3-bedroom. . baths S1i
4-bedroom. den --- Sli
super luxury rambler 80!
Many others Call ALLIED REALT
CORP. OIL, 2-6R49. Ewes, OIL. 6-Sl2
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coLoRED-sth AND TAYLOR NV
S495 down-Semidet. brick, concrete
Colonial front porch, :: bedrms..
full bsmt fenced yard, Diet, gar.
ELLIS KOSSOW REALTY co.
ST. 3-0436 no. = ST.
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!
a peek at our wonder.
land of exciting toys
l. Ieother holster set with two sill
ver-coIor metal guns, simulated
bullets. Black with white trim.
500
2. "Binnie" wolkine doll by
Modom Alexander. Isl. Pretty
blond hair, open-ond-close eyes.
Beautifully dressed. 9.95
5. cookie baking set includes 8
packages Of mix, frostine, deco
rotions, woxed paper, cutters and
needed utensils. 2.o8
4 sobre cor with friction drive en-
CINE, siren and spark shooting
exhaust. H. 1.7o
5. passenger cor with friction
drive engine. III. LOO
6. yellow cab, II" friction cor.
100
Z. "Americon Industry" eIectron-
les kit. No |, designed by RCA,
features materials for building q
rodio receiver and tronsmitter,
plus q book that tells how and
why rodio works. 1895
s. "RoIy Poly" musical clown i'm
ported from Germany. CoIorful,
cont toppIe over. 3 sizes.
Csc, l.2S, 1.50
9. fascinating "duck hunting"
game from Fronce. Birds revoIve
on. q sturdy metal stand while you
toke dim with rubber-t tipped mis-
siles. Complete with rifle" 1875
10. wooden horse for IittIest COW
boys Metal wheels, jineIe-beIIs
reins. 200
II. jazz drum set includes: 20"
bass, 6I2" kettle and 8" drums;
trioneIe, foot spring cynboIs;
tone-block; bell; sticks. 3.o5
II. musieol teddy bear, euddIy in
soft royon plush. Thorens Swiss
music works. / z" SOS
Is. Line Drive" Official boseboII
game, teaches bie-leoeue strot-
eey. 2.o5
II. de luxe Wonder Horse" with
magic spring cotton Wood horse
with Plastic body. Hardwood bose.
So" long by II" high. 1895
Other models, 1926 to 1926
WGL-The Toy Store, 9Th Floor -.
olso Chevy Chose and Alexandra
selection ct Bethesda Budget Store
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Beethoven: symphony No. S, Sir John Borbiroili
conducting The Hole Orchestra
Bssshevsn: Moonlight Sonoso. Po,hefique So
nofn. Ano Dorfmonn. pionist
Iehuikossky: 1917 Overture. Copficeio ltoiien.
Arthu, Fielder. Boston Pops Orchestra
essnek: symphony in Minor. Pierre Monieux
and The San francisco Symphony Orchestra
0visa: piono Concerto in A Minor. Artur Rubin
stein soloisi. Antoi Doroii conducting the RCA
Victor Symphony Orchestra
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-12

Bssshevss: Emperor Concerto. Arf1 Sehno-
bel pionisi frederick Stock conducting The
Chicoeo symphony Orchestra
Dvesuk: New World. symphony. leopold
s,okowsk ond his symphony Orchestra
sky-eessakses: scheherozode. leopold Sso-
kowski. Philharmonic Orchestra OF london
srahms: Symphony No. l. leopold ssokowsk
and The Hollywood Bowl symphony Orchestra
Tsha;ksvsky: The Nvscrocker Suite. Arturo los.
COMM and the MIC symphony Orchestra
Evening star., 1954-08-21
TripIet Boy Is Born
20 Days After Two
Girls in Rare Birth
BY the Assoeiaisd Press

DETROIT, Aug. 21.-A g.
pound, 10-ounce boy gained
strength at Herman Kiefer Hos
pital today. but he had a long
way to go to catch up with the
other two-thirds Of the Brax-
ton triplets.
The reason: The other two,
both girls, were born 20 days
earlier.
The boy was born yesterday
afternoon, completing a case
extremely rare-perhaps un-
precedented-in medical history
DR.. Paul T. Salchow, medical
director at Herman Kiefer, said
the boy probably was conceived
about two weeks later than the
girls. and in a second uterus.
The record interval between
birth of twins is 56 days, DR..
Salchow said. so the 20 days
was far short of that. But he
said the incidence of triplets in
double wombs "is unheard of, so
far as we have been able to
determine at this time"
The Braxtons have six other
children, the oldest, 6, and in
cluding 4-year-old twins.
Evening star., 1954-08-21
Princess Margaret
Quietly Becomes "a
BY the Assoeioted Pgsss

BALMORAL CASTLE, Scot
land. Aug. 21.-Princess Marga-
ret celebrated her Oath birthday
in the quiet OF the Scottish high.
lands, amid her family circle.
Bouquets and birthday greet
ings from all over the world ar
rived at Balmoral but. by tradi-
ton, it was a family birthday
only and little information con-
corning the activities, of the
Queens sister became known ex-
cept that a picnic lunch was
planned.
Tonight brings party and q
dance for a. few friends. One
young man included in the guest
list is Colin Tenant, 27-year-
old heir to Lord Gienconner.
Mr.. Tenant is the latest name
linked romantically by the Brit
ish press with the Princess. One
newspaper said yesterday there
would be an announcement OF
the Princess engagement to him
Two other London papers de-
MED 1t.
If the Princess took any no.
tice Of the romance rumors there
was no indication from Balmoral
Castle.
Evening star., 1954-08-21
54 Japanese Suicides
A Day Believed Record
BY tho Associated Press

TOKYO, Aug. 21.-Suicides in
Japan have reached the all-time
high Of 81 a day, the Asahi Eve
ming News reported today.
With its high rate of suicides,
Japan still lags behind Switzer-
land. Denmark and Australia in
the per capita number of citizens
who succeed in self destruction,
ASaf1i said,
Evening star., 1954-08-21
6. 0. P. Candidates
Rise Early 10 Pose br
Eisenhower Pictures
BY The Associated Pres.

Nearly two score early-rising
Republican candidates for the
House paraded through the
White House today to pose for
campaign photographs with
President Eisenhower.
The President was in a hurry
to take of on his vacation and
the candidates had to get up
with the birds and step lively.
The first contingent was on
hand at 7:45 am.
The marathon picture taking
performed by two photogra-
pliers employed by the House
Republican Campaign Commit
tee-brought to more than $50
the number of House candidates.
incumbents and non-members,
snapped with the President.
None Turned Down. q
A White House official said he
did not know of any sitting
House member who has had his
picture taken who hasn't had
a fairly consistent record in
support of the administration"
There have been no turn
downs of requests for photos"
this official said.
He. added that one reason
more candidates did not seek
photographs was that they did
not want to take up the Presi.
dents time. Others got auto
graphed pictures Of the Presi-
dent by mail.
In addition to the House cam
didates, pictures also have been
made for several senatorial can
didates. Many Senators. how.
ever, as well as G. o. p. leaders
In both houses, already had
pictures they could use If de-
sired. They were obtained MANY
months ago on the occasion of
bill signing ceremonies and other
official visits.
Shot-Put Champion Running.
Among those in today's picture
parade was Big Bill Bangert,
30-year-old former national
shot-put champion, from Berke-
ley City, Mo. He said he has a
good chance" to defeat Repre-
sentative Karsten. Democrat, of
Missouri in the Missouri lst dis
trict race, although he said the
district has never yet gone
Republican.
1T never had a champion
running before, either" he
added.
Another in the picture process
sion today was Andrew B. Hol.
strom, Worcester tMass.) bust.
nessman. who is running against
Representative Donohue, DEM
ecrat, Of Massachusetts, in the
4th district.
Mr.. Holstrom, a former Mayor
OF Worcester, said he, too, re-
garded his chances as good. He
said he had always been a top
vote-getter in his races for
Mayor, and that his district had
always been Republican up until
eight years ago when the demo-
Gratis captured 1t.
Evening star., 1954-08-21
| PorIey Set Monday
| On Hiring Negro
Transit Operators


The District Public Utili-
ties. Commission will confer
at Q pm. Monday in its Of
fees with Capital Transit Co.
on the possibilities of hiring
Negro operators for transit
vehicles.
Chairman Robert E. Nc
Laughlin said the discussion
is to be purely exploratory"
It will be in line with the
recent agreement between
the commission and Capital
Transit, under which steps
to end the all-white operat-
ors policy of the company
were decided to be taken.
E. c. Giddings. a vice pres
ident and director. will rep
resent the company.
Evening star., 1954-08-21

nopoly. the Democrats forced
Republican leaders to rewrite the
bill to require private concerns
entering this new field to ex-
change patents for a period Of
i've years. upon payment of reas-
enable royalties.
The battle over atomic energy
legislation forced the Senate into
a record breaking session that
lasted nearly IS hours around the
clock. with only one 15-minute
recess.
TAXES.
The tax revision bill. which
the President signed recently.
introduces new principle Of
eliminating some of the tax in.
dividuals pay on dividends, on
the theory these devidends have
already been taxed once as cor
porate earnings.
The bill also gives many indi-
viduals additional tax relief on
medical expenses. on retired pay.
by correcting other inequities
and on other items. Another inn
portant provision seeks to stimu-
late industrial expansion by al
lowing companies to depreciate
new plants and equipment faster
in the early years of use.
BRICKER 7 AMENDMENT.
In addition to the legislation
he got passed, President Eisen-
hover scored a notable victory
early in the session when he ral-
lied enough support to block a
bipartisan Senate drive to curb
his treaty-making powers.
Sponsored originally by Sena-
tor Bricker. Republican, Of Ohio,
the proposal took the form of a
Constitutional amendment de-
signed to prevent treaties from
affecting domestic law in the
United States, unless followed
up by acts of Congress. It also
would have empowered Congress
to regulate the extent to which
a President could make interna-
tional agreements by Executive
orders, which do not require
Senate ratification. >
When Senator George, Demo-
crat, of Georgia, joined in re-
writing the resolution, its chances
of passing improved. But when
the roll was called, the Presi-
dent held enough support in
both parties to beat the amend
ment by one vote. The vote was
go to 81 in favor of the plan.
just shy of the two-thirds re-
quired for a change in the
Constitution.
Senator Bricker is expected to
revive the issue in the new Con-
gress next January.
Evening star., 1954-08-21
Ex-POW to Get Award
For Defying Reds
BY tho Assoeidtsd Press

SAN ANTONIO, Aug. 21.-A
soldier who steadfaStly held out
against Communist efforts to
indoctrinate him will receive a
decoration from the Army today.
M/Sergt. Joe S. Black, colored,
of Columbus, Ga, will receive
the commendation ribbon. The
citation says that while a
prisoner of the Communists in
Korea. Sergt. Black remained
loyal to the American way of
life in spite of torture and re-
sisted "all efforts to the Com
munists to stir up racial differ
ences."
Evening star., 1954-08-21
FOIlNDs

CXY female. white and black, srieving
for her babies. Owner call KI. 9-S95o.