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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-04-04

1st-FL. STORE AND BSMT.: excel.
loo: thickly populated. Rent, 500.
OWNER. RIA. 3-67S4. -6
1929 Fl ST. N.E.-Previous tenant
was sewing machine CO.; good for
3-6697 or RA. 6-l6Ol. a
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CORNER STORE with ant. vic.
Casualty Hospital. Long lease OBJ
tainable; S125 mo. Ia. 9-673I. IS
1524 NORTH CAPITOL-Suit. for
drugstore, barber shop. delicates-
sen; only S135 monthly. MA.
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E. S. PRICE & CO.
WneaCOn, Mo.
LO. 5-1231, LO, 5-0315
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

BUSINESS and country homesites Of
21a to B acres, 20 miles from d. c..
on main hwy. In fast-growing area
IBLADENSBURG. Md, Lawrence St,
50. #. valuable commercial prop.
can be zoned light industrial. Phone
LA. 6-1535. JU. 1855. "A
1888 p ST. N.W.-Store on a.. Of
bath on top a. OWNER. ia. 2-6l97.
ALLEY PROPERTY near 10th and
NJ NV. End commercial. 1852 50
IT,, half improved with warehouse
COMMERCIAL GROUND. on very
busy Arlington Blvd. Lge. housins
and employment projects under way way
50. #; Unusually cheap at soc 50.
SMITH. RE. 7-4026.
STORE AND EQUIP.-4-roonn. bath
apt. large screened porch. combined
l4x16 storage bldg, on acre; plen-
ty shade. Located on Clinton-Pisca
taway I'd. across from Hyde Field.
Call Riverside 3-2l11, Ext. BAL
OWNER on prop. Sun.
ISL OVNkGWs Oh OQpSE l4bH.-~xut yOuI
office GRAND apt. first H.; 2 rooms,
big. kit. 6 rooms and 3 baths
rented. Income. $205 mo-. plus biG
garage. Full bsmt. S22. 800; down,
$4,000. DI. 1895.
STORES, lge. apt, corner property
located on Route l, Just over D. c.
line. on Bladensburg I'd. Price
500 900, with $4,000 cash or offer
Call It'll 8 pm. WA. $4,000. ROB-
ERT s. DAVIS & CO.
SECOND COMMERCIAL. 5000 SO. IT,,
| 75x12O Both and Hayes st. ne
F., Priced right. r. G. dunno, HO
DOCTORs-3 lge. bldgs.. 1900 blk
| Eye st. NV. l in 1900 blk. X st
NV Very reasonable. Mr.. Bennett
MA. S-6341; eyes,. WO. 6-4946.
HURRY ON THIS ONE!! Excellent
level-laying 5 a., backed 2S9 it. on
BIO. RI; faced on hard-surfaced
| road. 3l2 mi. north of expanding
Rockville. Md, 1a mile off Defense
hwy. No. $40. on Oakmont ave
] acre completely fenced, industrial
fencing. Now operating as auto
wrecking yard. Might sell TT. prop
erty separate. PHI. eve. Pc. 2-6S43;
DAYS. GaitherSburg T90-W-4.
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CORNER 9TH AND A SITS. NE
dows: newly dec; $S5 month. RE.
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1 REMAINING STORE In lge. 90-
store GILMORE shopping center. 450-
Baileys Crossroads and Seven Cor
nerS. Va, suit. for furn., TV and APP
planes, sewing center auto supply,
etc. Call HO. 3-535S or RIA. S-1397.
SILVER SPRING, 955 Bonifant St.
Nr. public parking. call ma. S-4b46.
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GEORGIA AVE-, at Gallatin st. NV.
LIST commit 2.story bldg. and large
all or part, RIA. 6-O5l6. IS
commercial D.--Four
rms. bath; suit. Offices. appliance
shop, beauty shop; living quarters
upstairs. Ample storage. LO. 5-225I.
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2..FAMILY APT; owner. 4@s inane-
ing, renting at S17O mo-: u finished
bsmt:; must sacrifice. Cali LII.
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2-FAMILY APT; owner. 4% nnane-
ing, renting at $170 mo-; n finished
bs mt, must sacrifice. Cali LII.
OwNER-sh acres. Rte. 80, " mi
above Pigeon House; ideal site for
trailer court or garage; liquor IL
cabins. ] double cabin and clubhouse;
good financing. Call OWNER. JU.
COM. AVE. CoRNER-Excei. in
ggestment property. priced at only
$4,000 nf1 or r vii TRACE G rsas. terms.
suitland area; income. 's So. y sa5. ~ ~,
On On invest ny ST. no pv vacancies. Assume
EXCELLENT BUILDING SITE, mile
s. St. Marys CO. Additional n:i ad-
Joining acreage with four houses.
featsd; u Fine s. - i n Call Ii.
APT. H0uSE-s-unit brick; best N.
GRETA BROWN. ia. 2-7567. -
TRUST FUNDS-Have 100000 to
s0a f staF neadnr Write nan g0T
- o'"A' AHSA""AHs AAanSlaL
silver 's sPRING-contemplating de-
velopment of new. lge. shopping CEN
ter. TO PURCHASE a store or
F FfR RENT contact RALPH II DUF-
CONGRESS HTS, near Nichols ave
l0-:yr..old detached brick, 6-family
unit: 3 rms. and bath ca; rental,
1000 per yr: gross, $50. 500. HART
NAN NAN REALTY, NC, l345 GOOD
HOPE rd. Sc. LII. 4-3400. LII. 2
NR. 18th AND COLUMBIA RD.-1o
occupancy. Ideal for rooming house.
Priced for inmed. sale. Terms to
SEVERAL s- TN APT r. HOUSES; also
R fsEsI9E aug 9s 5 pslfsd right ACME
SPECIAL BARGAIN-Downtown. fac
ing Govt; bldg. Large store, 3
sssg Des issss .t MSas5n d AT
Mr.. oDUM. RE. 1916. %
RANDLE HIGHLANDS. OF MINI. ave.
2 apis. s265 , inc; mo-; 9 kits, b.
n a II. NAY AVE- EAc on Dupont Dor Gree ciTele-4
story Diet. brick; 4 lovely furn. apis,
Al cond.; inc. $4,000 yr.; priced to
sell, owner leaving. Agt., RIA. 6-6321
jCLOSE-IN N.W.--24 units, excellent
900, less than 6 times. Only $40
900 cash required or clear property
as part payment SIGLER g. CO.,
"a; 3-3431. Ewes. and sun, WO.
IBETHEsDA-woodmont golden tri-
sq. IT; for. commercial. Asking less
s nin g. x AL1f 81 RESTY e coRp o.
SPECTATORS OR INVESTORS
Look at 1929 W street and 1924
sell both Of. these brick houses for for
ST. 900 cash. Call G: G.. DIETY,
So. 900 ANNUAL INCOME. semidet
brk.. 1st comm. 18th ST. near Mass.
fst Il. and quarters on on f fioo rs
above: tenant pays all: $4,000
down. So 600. A. r. sEELYE. DI
e g j UNITS, inc. s. .ea5 mo. Price
cellent cond. good loo. near shop
ping. and transp. A. R. sEELYE
3 FuRN. APIS. s baths, 14th and
R. I. ave: NV: Fire escapes, build
Price. s SSSe ooo: Down GOWN s9 US 4'p
very good buy. Retire on this one,
A. R. SET We. DI. 1895.
PUNT APT. 25FS return. $13.65o
S2,uUN OOWn. DeormS.. NV. TN.
dinette. mod. kit. ard, bath. indiv
| gas heat. OWNER. RA. 3-S567.
DOWNTOWN. 5-story bldg. Ideal for
doctors or organization; Al cond
Shown BY appt. OWENS REALTY,
Me. s-04S6. =
,1. e-UMIT-astes NET
brick bldg, 6 baths. Priced 6 times
income. $4,000 down. JAMES
CARR. Elk. 3-7400. AID. 4-SO50.
COR, 3 UNITS furn.), 18th and
Spring I'd. NV: Annual income
units. cor. 21st and r NV. (furn.).
Annual income S4.440. Price,
S27. 300. JIM TUCKER. DU.
10000 or ia. 9-2477.
4 FAMILY, NEW, $26.50O
2 STORES. 4 APIS. $4,000
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TOuRIST CQIIRT

6-rm.. Cape Cod, modern, with 3
tourist cabins. containing 2 rms
each with bath and heat. Located
on ga acres on highway No. /, &c
mi. south of d. C.. Last years in.
come. $4,000. Cash req. to pur.
chase. 5000. For appt. to inspect
Arthur L. Walters Co.
ia. 7-52OO 9 Til 8 IA. 2-4I41
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25% RETURN
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
SELECT INVESTMENTS
RESIDENTIAL

goth and K n.w-16 units.
9Th st. n.w.-19 units.
s SIT u and s que n 49, units nits.
18th and Euc'id-:S" 7'nits
1St COMMERCIAL
GeorgetoWn-10 stores. 20 apis.
14th and Park I'd. n.w.-25 units and
stores.
2 downtown parking lots-Small but
guilt edge.
Office and aptS-Ideal lawyer loca-
ton.
For Details, Call Monday
ME. S-5400. 9 a.m.-9 Pm.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV.
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19-UNIT APT.-N.W,

This handsome ultramod. bldg. was
constructed just before the war of
finest materials, and is available
and well equip. and bldg. has built
in incinerator, paneled Railways,
etc. 1t is rented to highly selected
colored tenants at modest rents to-
falling approx. $4,000 yearly, and
expenses are. low. resulting in a
high net income. OLt-of-town
owner will sell with approx. $685.
600 cash, or may consider good
trade. Priced at approx times
rent for prompt sale. Exclusively
with
JESS FISHER & CO., Inc.
1920 K st. NV, Realtor, Elk. 3-1S11
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

WILL PAY ALL CASH-Up to bh to
6h times gross for modern, we'll
located apartment house. Will con-
slider as high as 100000. Please
call Mr.. Farr, EN-. 2-l214, with
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411
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MUSIC TO YOUR EARS

HOLM HALL
3-BEDRM. BRK. RAMBLER
AT LAST we have found you
q rambler, priced to sell. This
2-year-old home features liV-
ing room with fireplace,
and. dining room area, fully
equipped kitchen with ex-
haust fan. plastic tiled bath,
pull-down attic stairway, large
brick patio: level, well-kept
lot 145x69 IT. Only l block
from new shopping center.
ASSUME LARGE 4e6 LOAN,
or will accept GI or FILA con-
tract. PHONE TIE. 6-7244 OR
XII. 9-6644.
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BLOOMING CAMELIAS

Large ranch house, artistically I'm
ished in beautiful setting on over l
acre of farm-fenced land. Terraces,
UNIQUE game room, 2-car garage,
in this area. Owner going overseas
Offers 1t at the sacrifice price of
SD $50. For info, please call GRETA
BROWN, ia. 2-7561. Il
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S-BEDRM- BRK- RAMBLER

15.95O-S2. 900 CASH
Good family-sized some on level u
acre lot. Bedrms. 12l2Xl3. LIKE.
and 9xll. lge. living rm. wLf1repl..
=, full din. rm.. sep. from lse. kit. by
shadow box wall: 20 min. down
town Washington. ARLEDGE REAL
ESTATE CORP, IA. THIS; If no
answer ,JE 3-7o4S #
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cor, seth and Pros
pect ave.-BuSy area, near college.
Suitable any business. RE. 7-l6l7.
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COLORED-WILL PAY substantial
down payment for 6-rm. detached
brick, with rec. rm. Woodbridge
Brookland or Northwest. LA. 6-4O44
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unit brick in Suitland Manor. Best
location in this fine development
>, 2-bedrm and ., 1-bedrm aptS.
Low rent, never vacancy. Will
sell as low as SIS, 1000 down or to Gil
with 30ec down. COUGHLIN, LII.
1-S1TT and 10 S-4446 a
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5702-4 GEORGIA AVE.
1c+ COMMERCIALLY

SPECTATORS
A 5-unit converted ant house, con-
sisting of two 2-bedroom and three
1-bedrm. apts.: located in an excel
ants. Income better than S4,700 an
nually. Price, SCI 600: financing.
S13,500 1St trust: cash down pay
ment required, $4,000. Call week
DAYS.
J. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
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LEASE. 3713 N. H. AvE.-Facins
Rk. .Crk. Church I'd. In rear. For
merry occupied by Toledo Scales.
parking: apt. above. ia. 9-l020.
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2 STORES, Bird and Sheridan SITS. NV.
One 25x60, 10x60. Full bsmt.
parking in rear, B. B. ALLISON,
RIA 3-0613 81
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NO CASH DOWN
ADJOINING TARA

3 large bedrms.. . full tile baths. brk
Cape Cod, in beaut. No. Arl section
In st. AIMS Parish, . blks. from
bus, shops. schools. churches. Many
desirable extras. Lovely cleo. kit,
with eating space;t assume 4ec trust
or will CT at $1,000 down Priced
just over $4,000. Open Sunday
noon It'll dark. Call OWNER. ia
Evening star., 1954-09-26

glows in the dark. Television
screens, fiuorescent lights
and luminous watch dials all
are made from layers of tiny
crystals. When invisible
energy strikes the crystals,
it is converted into light.
Ultraviolet rays, electron
beams and X-rays travel too
fast to be seen, but when
they hit a crystal, the energy
is slowed to come out as
visible light.
In addition to their more
valuable uses, crystals can be
easy on the eyes. Synthetic
gems formed from crystals
can fool all but the jewelers.
eye-piece. Don't look now,
girls, but those amethyst ear
rings the boy friend gave you
may be first cousins to your
television tube in disguise!
Evening star., 1954-09-26

photoelectric cells and light
meters, and more recently in
struments to measure radio
activity.
When certain crystals are
put under pressure, an elec-
trio charge develops on their
surfaces. In reverse, an elec-
trio charge on the surfaces of
some crystals causes them to
change shape. The slight
pressure of sound waves can
be detected by a crystal, and
electric currents can be con-
verted by crystals to sound
waves. The recording indus
try, the restriction of radio
broadcasts to their correct
place on the dial, and sub
marine detection devices all
are based on this pressure
principle" and its reverse.
The versatile crystal also
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Police Seek Ways to Tighten
Saturday Parking Law Action

Police today were trying to de-
termine how to tighten parking
law enforcement on Saturdays
without disrupting police per-
Torrance during the week.
The Commissioners instructed
Deputy Chief Howard v. Covell
to see what can be done about
Saturdays illegal parkers. The
order stemmed from a special
meeting of the city heads and
enforcement officials yesterday
afternoon in the District Build
ing.
The District Motor Vehicle
Parking Agency decided, in closed
session last Monday. to make the
recommendation. It was under
stood that agency members con-
cluded traffic congestion and
parking problems have become
as bad on Saturdays as on week.
days.
Since the Commissioners
meeting was closed, a detailed
account of the discussion could
not be obtained. 1t was learned
later, however, that the Commits
sioners were told some policemen
are hazy as to which parking
laws remain in effect on Sat-
urdays.
Chief Covell holly contested
this observation. The weakness
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of Saturday enforcement, he said,
is a inanpower shortage.
The deputy chief explained
that police work-day schedules
must be arranged so the vast
majority Of the men get week.
end days off and are available
for school crossing duty on week.
days.
ut boils down to a question
Of whether you think cracking
down on Saturday parking viola
tions is more important than
taking care Of the children dur
ing the week." Chief Covell said.
I'VE have our own theory about
that"
Nonetheless, the deputy en-
phasized, the department in
tends to take every measure pos
sible to spread out the Saturday
daytime force in such a way as
to encompass not only the de-
handing duty of downtown
traffic direction. but the time
consuming chore of issuing park
ing tickets.
Under present regulations,
only the weekday ban against
rush-hour parking is lifted on
Saturdays. according to Chief
Covell. Virtually all parking re-
strictions go off Sundays and
holidays.
Also discussed at the confer
ence was the possibility of buying
or renting at least two more tow
ing cranes to augment the Police
Departments present force of
four. This would enable more
removals of illegally parked We
hicles from major highways dur
ing critical traffic hours. Chief
Covell. Deputy Chief John Ag-
new, in charge of the police
Traffic Division, and District
Procurement Officer Roland M.
Brennan were told to investigate
and make recommendations to
the commissioners.
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Area transportation
Authority Plan Faces
Hard Fight in House
BY Don S. Worren

Senate-paSSed legislation pro-
posing the creation of regional
authority to regulate transit
services in the Washington Met
ropolitan Area faces q long.
hard path in the House, 1t was
emphasized yesterday.
Representative Smith. Demo-
crat. of Virginia. a veteran of
both the House Rules Committee
and the District Committee.
served notice he would try to
block any such bills.
AS a result. ideas of asking
unanimous consent to send
pending legislation to conference
between the House and Senate
were abandoned.
Bill May Go to Committee.
In tie a d. Representative
Kearns. Republican. of Pennsyl-
vania. chairman of the Public
Service subcommittee of the Dis
trict Committee. said that. some
time next week, he will ask the
House to refer the legislation to
the committee.
Mr.. Smith indicated he will re-
sumo his fight in the District
Committee. against any legisla-
ton for establishing a regional
control agency, which is op-
posed by various Virginia au-
thorities
He told reporters, however, he
will "go along" with the Broy-
hill or similar bills for creation
of a study commission. Some
Senators have denounced an
other study commission as a
waste of time and money.
Report Due by May.
Some new light on the contro-
versy. Capitol Hill aides say, can
be expected when the Payne
subcommittee of the Senate sub
mits its report on its extended
investigation of the mass transit
problems of the Washington area.
This Is due by May /.
Meanwhile, there was talk in
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has had no diplomatic standing
since Japan regained its indie
pendence, asked the Japanese
government to control the prov
ocative actions of the American
espionage corps against Soviet
citizens in Japan"
A Soviet spokesman told Jap
anese newsmen that two "Ameri-
can spies" named Albert Pal man
and Edward Martin spent three
days last month trying to win
over Capt. Philip Kulikov.
The United States Embassy
said it has mo knowledge of any
officials named Albert Parman
and Edward Martin"
The seaman referred to by
the Russians previously was
identified as Capt. Philip Krekov,
caught by Japanese police in a
trap set for Communist spies
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Planners Will Meet
Today on zoning Plea
And RedeyeIopment

The National Capital Planning
Commission was to meet today,
with redevelopment, coming, and
alley dwelling problems on the
agenda.
Today's meeting was to be
secret. Tomorrow's session will
be open to the press.
John Nolen, jr., planning di-
rector of the commission, ex-
pected to get a report from
Brig. Gen. Louis Prentiss, Engi-.
neer Commissioner, on progress
in the project to revise the city's
coming regulations.
He said the commission also
would discuss a request by a
New York syndicate to change to
commercial the zoning of a part
of the Washington Gas Light
Co.'S 10-acre tract on the Po-
tomac River south of Virginia
avenue NV.
Plans Development.
This syndicate has an option
on the land and apparently still
contemplates developing it. Pre-
viously announced plans in
cluded construction of a hotel
and shopping section.
The section of the tract it
wants Zoned first commercial
is the part on which the gas
company still has big storage
tanks.
Mr.. Nolen said recommends
lions from the Commissioners
Alley Dwelling Committee also
will be considered. This COM
mittee has recommended that
exceptions be made to the law
requiring all alley dwellings to
be vacated by July /, 1855. The
exceptions would be homes that
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both the House and Senate en-
couraging action on the Simpson
and Beall bills to give the Pub
lie Utilities Commission more
power over dividends declared by
the Capital Transit Co. and
ther utilities.
This is one of the legislative
proposals awaiting action by the
Payne Senate subcommittee.
Whether there is to be a special
hearing on this subject is yet
to be determined.
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Reds Say U. 5. Tried
To Bride Sea Captain

TOKYO, Mar. 4.-RuSsia'S un-
recognized mission here charged
today that United States intel
ligence agents offered a Soviet
sea captain $4,000 and asylum
in California if he would re-
nounce his Communist home
land.
The United States Embassy an
SWered that 1t docs not pro-
pose to become involved in a
series of replies to charges obvi-
ously intended to create inter-
national ill will"
The Russian mission. which
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Catch Wos Mistake

YAKIMA R.-Jerry Miller,
almost II. and his brother. Dom
aid E. Miller, jr.. IL. were play
ing catch with a yellow-headed
thumb-tack. just as Donald
tossed the tack. Jerry laughed
The tack smacked into Jerry's
mouth, struck in his throat. He
had to have a doctor take it out.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-04

entering Japan from nearby
Russian territory.
The skipper was tried and con-
victed on a technical charge of
violating Japan's territorial wa
tiers. He was given a suspended
prison sentence and left Mon
day for Russia.
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Pupils Get Free Milk

CANBERRA. - Federal and
State Government programs pro-
vide all school children in Aus
tralia with free milk daily.
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Tioer Shoot Planned

The Maharajah of Cooch-
Behar has announced plans for
a tiger shoot on one of his vast
estates in Assam, India.
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have been renovated and meet
certain standards.
S.W. RedeveIonment.

0sVVs
Also to be discussed is what
procedure the commission should
follow when it receives the pro-
posal made recently for a new
redevelopment plan for South
west Washington. Another New
York group wants to develop
Southwest Washington to make
it one of the most desirable sec
tionS of the city.
Details of the plan probably
will be presented to the Rede-
velopment Land Agency in the
next month. Presumably, it
then will be submitted to the
commission.
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WNSF5INOTON, NELrFUKFOSE FLOUK ASH
ington APurpose plain -four the conventional family
-four ideal for yeast Breads pies cakes pastries and all
home baking 1t does not contain baking powder salt
It's blend of the finest varieties of bard and soft wheats
Modern methods of milling control guarantee its consis
tent high quality important in daytoday baking
cess. Look for it in the RED and GREEN package.
TRY EITHER -TRY BOTH Remember Wash.
ington Self-Rising and Washington APurpose the
finest Aours money buy yet they cost you ess Try
them today this guarantee # you hare erer used any
-four at any price that yon liked better Than Washington
Flour, jour grocer is authorized to refund jour money
uitbom question.
Evening star., 1954-10-16
APIS. UNFURNIsHEp--p. c.
Modern Apts., Downtown

Modern Apis, Downtown
CLEAN. ATTRACTIVE, SPACIOUS
APTS. IN MODERN BLDG: TILED
RATNs; IAAiINS;Ry SaowEF RooMs THESE HaEvHd1E HdVE.
LY APIS. ADJACENT GAO. NEAR
McSHAIN BLDG, SOC. SEC. AND
GPO, AND WALKING DISTANCE
FOR THOSE VINO PREFER CouN.
TRY-LIKE ATMOSPHERE, WE OF
APTS.. 5-MIN. DRIVE FROM TOWN
DAY, ME, S-2473: NIGHTS AND
WEEK ENDS. AD 2-2442. --l6
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Evening star., 1954-10-16
APTs. UNEuRNIsHEp--Mp.

coaAI sps. H1a Ssdss s. 3 6 n' bsar%s ssISsn
$1O2.50; Utils. incl Near school.
Nh. CENSUS AND ANDREWS FIELD
aLiy; cal n,o rm;o lo bsdrm,s bssdsrsms,s kit. and beth.
Rainier tSlst and Arundel rd.I-
Exceptionally lge. 2,bedrm: apts;;
Nh. GREEN. ST. s. -oS50. III
3 RMS, kit. and bath. lge. storage
Adults asfaf pses pfeierisG aRc s9o a9S Va. 76sss
1871 st.sr EAsgTnwEsr gn,iwEsr HWY, jus. t west
of 18th st. 2-bedrm. individual
dwelling unit. Duplex with pvt: front
and rear entr.; cony; to .. G. Hs bns
per per mo. plus utils. Cali Ma. s-19a1.
rAKoMA pARK-conv. loc. mr.. N.
Hamp. ave. 2 bedrms3 pyt; entr;
ssils sahs' Rasl0 nel Asa SsaH'' Nos: %Sa'
sa1s a3Ss scHEyERLY AVE, cheverly. Nd.
First-fir. of house. 2 bedrms., baths.
iiv. rm.. din. rm.. kit. rec. rm..
fenced yard Hest Zee fIrn. ni M NJ. scn9SlsS' sa9ss
ssSi % %PTYMoGGTH ST ST. Silver spring,
Apt. g. . bedrooms In detached
tiles. EUGENE H. PHIFER, Tower
Building, ST. 3-S711 or AID. 2-4491.
SILVER sPRING-i-bedrm.. terrace
apt. kitchenette, pvt, entr;. firepl.
Overlooks Rock Creek Park. 2945
Woodstock ave, Ju. 9-1371. lis.
IRIVERDALE-Five large rms. bath:
over store: newly dec; cony. loc; {:
$3.50 NO.. heat incl. TU. 2-4344.
IHYATTsvILLE, MD.-Nice Sec: 8:
rm. apt; newly dec; entire 2nd
A.; pvt. entr.; use Of yard; Itils.
incl; 500. WA. 7-0555. -1S
lHYATTSVILLE, MD.-in large Diet.
bldg; corner; mr. new shoppine
center; $75. OWNER, ia. 9-7o10.
Evening star., 1954-10-16

1443 SPRING RID. NV.
Arts: 5 rms. kit. and bath. mod.
apt, bldg, overlooking Rock Greek
Park; S72.60 per MO. Apply
]. H. Greene Realty Co.
us Fla. Ave NV. NO. 7-6145
Evening star., 1954-10-16

OLORED-SEE TO-DAY
1343 Clifton st. NV. Convenient
location Elevator bldg. g:.b newly sao dsS. se
8 rms; kit. and bath. $500. 2
rms: kit. and bath. $3.50. liz