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Evening star., 1954-06-30
By THE HASKIN SERVICE.

@. What is the Hand of Fatimah?-
D. B. I.
A. An Arabic charm or amulet which
represents the right hand of the Lady
Fatimah, daughter of Mohammed by
his first wife. 1t is supposed to be a
powerful protection against misfortune
Q. Who was the American Army Of
ficer who led the group which tried to
kidnap the former Kaiser of Germany,
in 1918?-N. C.
A. Col. Luke Lea. later a Senator.
who was in command of the Hath Field
Artillery of the 30th Division in France.
The party of officers actually entered
the Palace of Dorm, Netherlands, and
came within sound of the Kaisers
voice, but then were compelled to make
quick retreat to avoid being caught
and interned in the Netherlands.
@. Can a person donate his eyes by
will to the Eye Bank?-B. G. T.
A. A gift of eyes after death should
not be included in a will, because the
eyes must be used long before a will
can be probated.
Evening star., 1954-06-30

ings to the gods for the fertility Of
their land.
Then we heard the sound Of drums,
drove into a clearing between shacks
and We had arrived at the ngoma.
If these sons and daughters of slaves
from Tanganyika were put out by the
presence of a white woman at their
Sunday afternoon party, they were
much too polite to say so. They had
formed a semicircle, their faces ex-
preSsionless, their hands clasping
scarf, brush, pipe, flashlight. anything.
All wore their Sunday best-at least
they started out that way. Before
them were three men beating con-
slant tattoo. A woman with close
cropped hair hidden under a bulky
beret stepped from the circle to shuttle
slowly around alone. A man moved
into the center, his shoulders dropping
Evening star., 1954-06-30
CAPITOL Police Standards

The disclosure that only about one
fourth of the present Capitol Police force
could qualify for continued service under
the proposed new standards for a reorgan-
lied Setup does not necessarily mean that
the proposed standards are too high. More
likely it is an indication that the present
standards for appointment to the patron
age-dominated force are too low.
It may be advisable, as Capitol Police
Captain Broderick has suggested, to relax
somewhat the proposed physical require
mentS and age restrictions, in view of the
limited type of service expected of the guard
contingent. But the mental and moral
standards ought to be equivalent to those
of the Metropolitan Police Department or
other firSt-rate police agencies.
Any reorganization which would blan-
ket the existing personnel into the enlarged
force would fail to accomplish the purpose
for which it was intended. That purpose,
as announced by congressional leaders after
the Puerto Rican shooting affray in the
House, Is to provide both houses Of Con-
greSs with better brand Of protection than
has been apparent in the past. Adequate
protection could not be guaranteed under a
patronage system which lays more stress
on politics than on fitness for police re-
SponSibilities. Only carefully selected and
thoroughly trained police force would be
qualified to cope with such an emergency
as developed in the House last March.
Some of the feeling of living in be-
Sieged city may be acquired by any resident
of an American town with an anti-dreworkS
ordinance and completely ringed with
stands selling the stun.
Evening star., 1954-06-30

and his face downcast. Then, as the
beat of the drums changed, a light
came into his eyes, his face broke into
a smile, he raised his arms to the open
sky. Now men were shedding their
Western jackets, their ties. Other
dancers joined what had widened to a
circle. The tom-tom beat grew sharper.
A shirt came of. then another. George
decided it was time to go and I
followed him reluctantly from the
scene.
The city of Zanzibar was described
in the 1880s as "a cesspool of wick
edness, oriental in its appearance. Mo-
hammedan in its religion, Arabian in
its morals" George insisted it is now
a very moral place. But then, George
didn't realize this visitor was just
being grateful there was one place
left that at least looked the part.
Evening star., 1954-06-30
PeriIs of Smoking

In all this talk about tobacco's III
effects upon health, not one word seems
to be said about what in a way seems
even worse than cancer. Cancer at
least can be operated upon whereas if
a smoker gets tobacco amblyopia. which
is incipient amaurosis decay of sight
from loss of power of the optic nerve)
there is no operation which can pre-
vent blindness if the injury to the optic
nerve has progressed too far or the
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smoker is not young enough to over
come it.
Our eye doctor tells us anlblyopia is
becoming more common and is. a very
definite menace. Why do not the
doctors who know about this warn us
of the danger? NJ. B. A.
Evening star., 1954-06-30

prive Moscow Of the pleasure-and the VIC
tory-of seeing our two countries drift apart
to degree that could be disastrous for the
entire free world.
Evening star., 1954-06-30
Questions and Answers

A reader can get the answer to any question
OF fact by writing The Evening Star Infor-
nation Bureau 1900 Eye st. NV, Washing
ton 5. D. C. Please incloss three f3l cents for
return postage
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
DC. Dentists Open
| Postgraduate Clinic
| And Exhibits Today

The 22d postgraduate dental
clinic Of the District Dental
Society opens today at the
Shoreham Hotel.
About 1000 persons are ex-
pected at the meeting devoted
to four days Of intensive study
into new developments in the
field Of dentistry. The meeting
serves as q short-term post
graduate school, where local
dentists learn and apply to their
regular practices the latest de-
velopments in dental science.
Mcleod To Speak.
Scott Mcleod, administrator
Of the Bureau Of Security and
Consular Affairs of the Depart
ment Of State. has been selected
as guest speaker at the opening
luncheon at 1880 pm. tomorrow.
Serving as chairman Of this
years meeting is DR.. Louis Dubit.
DR.. Francis j. Fabrizio Is presi-
dent Of the society.
Also scheduled to speak to-
morrow is Or. Leslie M. Fitz-
gerald, president Of the Ameri-
can Dental Association.
Heavily accented this year
are recent developments in the
field Of dentistry yielded by
scientific research. Exhibits will
include those from the Bureau
Of Standards. National Insti-
tutes Of Health. Bureau Of Medi-
cine and Surgery of the Navy
Department. the Dental Re-
search Service of the Air Force
and the Army and thte Armed
Forces Institute of Pathology.
Slow Motion Drilling.
Dentists will have an oppor-
tunity to see the work Of their
familiar drills in slow motion
in one Of the exhibits. Air Force
dentists have developed a high
speed motion picture camera
which records in slow motion
the way the blades of a dem
lists drill cut into tooth. Bet
ter drills hope to be perfected
through study Of the motion pic
lures.
The Bureau of Standards has
developed q high-speed drill,
powered by water pushing a min
nature turbine. Other machines.
designed to cut the dreaded noise
of q drill as well as the pain, will
be exhibited.
The dentists also will get
training in spotting signs of can
Ger in their patients mouth.
Local physicians appearing on a
panel on oral cancer include
DR.. Murray M. Copeland and
DR.. Robert A. Colby.
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Poetry Reading Planned

A reading Of can Evenings
Anthology Of American Poetry
will be presented by Prof. T. v.
Smith Of Syracuse University in
the Coolidge Auditorium Of the
Library Of Congress at $50 pm
tomorrow. Prof. Smith will read
selections from writers Of the
18th and 10th centuries. includ-
ing readings from two Of his own
works. This Man Lincoln" and
Goodbye to Africa. North by
Northwest"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
Rocket Expert 70 Address
Aufomotiye Engineers

The Washington section Of
the Society of Automotive En-
gineers will hear one of the Ma
tons top experts on rockets al
the Congressional Hotel Tuesday
night.
The dinner meeting. beginning
at 6 o'clock. will be held in the
Presidential Room.
John L. Sloop. chief of the
rocket branch. National Advisory
Committee for Aeronautics. will
speak on Aircraft and Rocket
Propulsion" He is former head
Of NACA's Lewis Flight Propul-
sion Laboratory in Cleveland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14
Armenian Church
Launches Fund Drive
For Building Here

Members Of the Armenian
Apostolic Church In Washington
will launch q drive for funds for
their first building at a dinner
at Z o'clock tonight in the May
flower Hotel.
Chief speaker will be Archbishop
Tran Nersoyan. primate of the
Armenian Church in North
America.
Invited guests include Repre-
sentatives Derounian. Republic
can, Of New York, and Hunter,
Republican, Of California, and
Government ofilcials.
The church recently acquired
the half finished Wisconsin Ave-
nue. Baptist Church at 4125 Fes-
sender street NV. It plans to
erect a sanctuary in the ancient
Byzantine style on the present
basement structure.
Director Of the fund drive is
the Rev. Leon Arakelian Of Phil
adelphia. Congregations there
and in New York are helping
the loca lchurch, only one Of its
kind in the area, to put up the
building.
Entertainers Ut the dinner will
include Staff Sergt. Edward Sc
ferian. violinist Of the Marine
Band Symphony. and Miss
Shaken Vartinessian, soprano, of
Baltimore.
Organized less than five years
ago. the church has held occa-
sional services in Ascension and
st. Agnes Episcopal Church,
Twelfth street and Massachu-
sets avenue NV. Since pur-
chasing the Fessenden street
building, 1t has held services
there.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-14

DR.. James H. Fox. dean Of the
School OF Education. George
Washington University, will be
guest lecturer at a meeting of the
American Society Of Training Di-
rectors at 1880 tomorrow in the
National Archives Building. DR..
Fox will discuss Aspects Of the
Nature Of Learning Of Interest to
Training Officers."
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Nixon Speaks Wednesday,

Vice President Nixon will
speak Wednesday at a presenta-
ton by the Asian Cultural Ex-
change Foundation of art objects
from the Orient to students of
the Dunbar High School. The
presentation will be made at
$3.50 am. at the school, First and
N streets NV.
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Episcopal Deems TO Meet

Deans Of Episcopal cathedrals
in is eastern cities will be the
guests Of the Very Rev. Francis
B. Sayre. jr., dean Of Washing
ton Cathedral, at the College OF
Preachers tomorrow. The ses-
sion will center on an informal
discussion Of the responsibilities
OF their office.
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HOUSES FURNISHED Cont

Mr.. NICHOLS. ATLANTIC-Vac. brk.,
2 bedrmS., scr. pch.. recr. rm.. gas;
steel constr: settled cple.. no pets.
Mr.. everything. $ll7.5O. 10. 3-6sS9.
Observation-Disclosures brick Colonial
excellent location: newly decorated
1925 honth. JU. 9-349O or Ju, g.
1897 IRVING ST. N.w.-s bedrms..
liv. rm.. dining rm., kit. bath; gas
heat; deep garden; garage rage: ,d rigri'
HU. $3.50, Ext. 267, 9 to 5 pm.
ED. M. O'SULLIVAN. 1401 Eye st.
NV. Ma. S-7S4S. 20
ARL., .N.-Avail,: newly ,furn. 3-b,r.,
Iposaall;o conv,; Sl65: long lease. kE'
VIC. WALTER REED-Nicely furn.,
8 rms. bath and shower; oil heat,
appt. Cali ME. s-4496 after 6 pm.
II BLK. 18th ST. N.w.-De luxe ram
bier. Will rent or sell. bedrms.,
Fenced yd.' barbecue. RA. 3-5s7s.
l11s LEGATION ST. N.w.-Attrac.
Diet. 2-bedrm. brick; oil heat. nice
yg fansb S:m sis ps s obsS to ShSP1H S
appt. 20. 2-4543. Il
SUMMER RENTAL, quiet, cool neigh
borhood; 2 bedrms.; $125 mo. utils.
S. ARL. = 2 -bedrm semidet. with
washer. garbage disp. dishes. etc.
Fenced yard; $110. KE. 8-5694.
ARL. FOREST-3-bedrm brick Colo
NAL. plus den. comfortably furn.
Shopping; vacant; $3.50 mo. Cali
DICK BASSETT .Realtor. ia. 2-5O57,
7-RM. BRICK; 2 incl. porches, hrepl,,
bsmt.. yard; oil heat; clean; yaScant.
July And AUG. 3-6edrm. det.;
screened porch; washer and dryer
Green Acres, Md. OIL. 2-9596. 80
EMBASSY AREA bedrms.; .liv. rm.,
| opens onto screened porch: din. rm
large kit with patio; auto. washer.
Gay. comfortable. Cool. quiet side ST.!
mr.; shops cinema; cuisines e7 an q
S. ARLINGTON. bedrm. brick: 3
door; reasonable. IA. $4,000, .JE
$4,000. MR.. BELLAFESTA. i
patio and carport. EN-. S-97ol or
VERY RGH ARR A1TRR;AS s1aT s-bedrm., 25bsth
home with finished 3rd FIR; mr.. Blu
reau of Standards. For appt. to
inspect, call ME. S-33S0. Q to D.
Monday through Friday. %
10th ST. AREA. Close in bedrms..
beautifully furnished, $165 mo. VII
MR.. LAWRENCE. II
GEORGETOWN-$f
bedrooms, garden, good area: i'm
R meH IEA REALTY CO.. D1. 7-79oo
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noises 70 SHARE

WORKING MOTHER to share house
and child care with same. IA. 1855
before IL am or after 10 pm. -2s
MOTHER AND CHILD to share home
in South Arlington; $50 mo. OF
4-9644. II no ans. call after $3.50
GEOR0ETOWN-2 bedrms.. 2 baths
patio and carport. Lady will share
with lady. EN-. 3-07O1 or Boa
1908. Star. 20
SIX RMS. Of house to be shared with
one lady, everything furnished, sep
bedrms. SIS per mo. ia. 2-2377
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

CHESTER MOVERS-Furn. and fast
pickup on appliances. trunks. boxes.
ST. 3-S570 or ia. 9-O115 eyes.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving;
beaches a speciality. s. L. MORRIS,
tn. 2-1150 or Ii. 6-2SS9.
HILLS TRANSFER--Any day or hr.;
small and large jobS; trained men
long, short bookings: insured; beach
trips made. LII. 1-95OO.
ALCONN MOVES any time. Local o.
long distance, with new van; by jot
or SR per hr misc. RA. 6-6S95. p
EDELIN, MOVING AND TRANSFER
right. Call Ii. 3-5047. 4
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET Of
across che country safe storage u
separate rooms; expert packing
Phone NO 7-0104. UNION STOR'
ACE co. INC Established 1906
ARROW TRANSFERRING move b,
Job or as low as SO hr. rms
as low as $50. NO. 1894 or De
2-0O66. y
MOVING AND HAULING, night OF
day. Experienced men AID 4-5654
EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGl
will accept surplus furniture as par
payment on your moving, storage
reas. ia. 9-2937; ewes. RA. 3-d4l o
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HOUSES FURNISHED

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-,Air-con-
recr rm.,, maids rm., $40. Avail.
July 10. EN-. 1896. 80
! Reed Hospital5 5 rms. porch, yard
excel. transp.. $125; RIA. $1,000
CLOsE-IN SILVER SPRING. 3 bed
rm. brick rambler in. excellent loca-
SINGER g. CO., JU. 9-4544.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

BETHESDA-Nicely furn. home. to
$500. MRS. CLYDE C. DUNNING--
TON. OIL. 2-2635: EN-. 2-S3S3. 80
RENTALS WANTED. VA.
List your house with US and let as
shoulders. Call XII S-3106 til 8.
ROUTH ROBBINS REALTY. INC.
HOUSES NEEDED, b. C.-MD.
UNFURN., S75 to $3.50
ERNEST H. LUNG. D1. 7-2221
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-29
APARTMENTS WANTED

OWNERS have the tenants, do
you have the place? Need furn, and
nnfurn. apis. all parts D. c.: reas.
fee for results. Call MANDEL, ME.
FSG Tse SHED s-RM. APT, for young
couple near Bladensburg area. Conv.
transp. to downtown Washington.
Phone APP. 7-SS6S. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-06-29

52O3 CHEVY CHASE PARKWAY
Living rm:, din. rm.. kit. and den Isl
rm.: $40. Key at 371S Jenifer st
3457 gath ST Sc.
Dandy little home; s. rms, front porch
and balcony; excellent value $40
Key at 3455.
1891 H ST. Sc.
Brick, 6 rooms, bSmt.; S1O3.
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO.
1924 14th St. AID. 4-2OOt
WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Bethesda bedrms.. w. baths. at.
tached garage. porch. fireplace II
living room and basement; $3.50
MALORA r. CHRISTIAN. INC;
1905 Wis Ave. NV. WO. 6-222:
GRACIOUS COUNTRY HOME /,
redec,, 7 mi. from District line; 81 Q!
per mo. Call R.. A.. HUMPHREYS
Realtors. Ma. 5000. .
LOOKING FOR A HOME? We have
q variety of lovely homes in de-
sirable locations; all priced, right
Call XII. S-3106 bet. 10 and 4:30
ROUTH ROBBINS REALTY
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SIX

SIX
NEW SEMIDET. BRICK HOMES
Ultra-plodern throughout.
First floor powder rooms.
Six lge. rooms, full bsmt..
gas heat.
Completely equipped kitch.
ems.
Only S1S.95O, As low -
$1,000 down.
TRADES CONSIDERED
4410 Harrison st. .
ST. 3-7266; Ewes. HE. 4-6527
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xG94\ ~ WILL
RENT
MICHIGAN PARK
49O3 18th ST. NE.
Four blocks north of new. Providence
Hospital under construction.
ONE YEAR, S105 MONTH
On 2-year lease, S1O5 mo-, drst year;
500 month, second year.
NEARLY NEW GROOM SEMIDE-
TACHED BRICK HOME; 3 BED };
KITCHEN, ETC.
WEEKDAYS BY APPOINTMENT,
Drive out Michigan, ave. past Cath
Ollie Univ. turn left on 18th ST. tnen
STEUART BROS, INC.
1912 9Th ST. NV.
DI. 7-2434 d.. 7-S69o
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w

AM. UNIV. PK.-Mod.. 2 b.r's. two
10. two 6 IT. windows: garden: ideal
for cple.: 81 900 WO. 6-S1S5. .
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Exquisite white brick rambler. Must
be snld. De luxe kitchen. 3 bedrms.,
2 baths, huge basement. Smartly de-
signed. Under $4,000 Call LEGUM
a. GERRFR. EN-. $4,000 till 9 p.m.
AMER. UNIV. PARK AREA--Fine
quality det brick; slate roof, ga
rage: clean as pin: 6 rms: %
bedrms.l, bath. full bsmt with law;
choice neighborhood with every
convenience. FRANK 5. PHILLIPS.
DI. 7-1411: ewes. EN-. 3-57Os.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-A
home worthy Of your inspection;
immaculate condition: 2-story brick
with 8 bedrms., baths; finished
rm. on Bird A.; rec. rm., garage.
h.-w. heat; quiet street; transp. close
by; shown by appt. Call Mrs, Daw-
SON. WO. 6-4162. MARSHALL J.
WARLE CO. Realtor. 1924 14th st.
RERKELEY-Open daily, 81; brand
new ramblers and 2-story homes ior
sale in this finest Of close-in con-
trolled locations: prices range from
S35. 600 to $50, 900. Foxhall I'd 70
FULTON. west to 49th. left to Calvert,
lett to 4Sth, right into Berkeley.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, D1. 7-1411'
ewes, DE. 9-4613.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SERVICE STATIONS-A major oil
company has service stations avail
able for leadership lease in. select
locations in D. c.. Va. and Md;
exper. operators. who are interested
in going into business for them.
selves and have moderate capital
to invest. Phone RA. 6-3500. Ext. II.
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Excellent for Children
2 AND 3 BEDROOMS

Full Easements; fenced yards; good
cond.; reas. rent; cow. to schools
shopping center, Fort Belvoir
Pentagon. Only 20 min. to D. e,
weekdays, 8 to pm; ewes. and
week ends, call so. 5-7922.
MONROE DEVELOPMENT CORP.
l34 N. Kings Hwy, Alex, Va.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED tcops.

612s BLAIR RID. N.W.-Lovely semi
det.; 3-bedrm. house with 1st-h.
powder rm.;- Sis per mo. DEMA-
TATIs REALTY CO.. ST. S-S561;
4II6 18th ST. N.E.-Powder rm. or
very Vsr III mod Kit An With ear6ase oS dis.
posal and dishwasher; $115 pei
mo. R: a; HUMPHREYS. Realtors
lis Hs S. o- STRING ST., Falls Church.
8 bedrms.. 2 baths, gas heat. storm
shopping and bus; avail. July, l
-BRkTTiHssssiDD&SeyWiYNGATE-New brick
3-bedrms.,, den. Y baths, gas heat;
mr.. schools, $3.50. Avail. immed
Also bedrms.' z baths. SIS0 O: AVSil'
ALEX."ViIRGINIA HILLS-3-bedrm
rambler, j VI. old. full bsmt.;. in
terror newly painted; IL min. from
Pentagon or Fl. Belvoir. Call so. D.
1914, after 5 pm. weekdays; any
time weekends. a
TWINBROOK, Cow. to Naval HOSP
with Bendix. spacious liv. I'm. with
flrepl. and 49, 1T. picture window.
Newly decorated. $50 mo. WA; z
C1Io1VHER PARK-Row house, newly
2.6ys sss lease by OWNER Cal! so KE
SILVER SPRNG-3-bedrm. br. Col.
dining rm., screened porch, fenced,
redecorated; ex. location; near Ga.
ave; ave. $I2S;u WA; ss 1898; | STS
heat; full bsmt.; lge. yd., garage; 10
min, to heart of town; SIPS mo.
NEAR "a 'I BhESIcVSoiIR-ouANTIco, a5 minis
to Pentagon: attrac. waterfrt. ram.
bier; landscaped Y acre; dock. boat
AWAIT. JGLY /. alassmanor dsvel
line-1-yr.- odd, modern, .35bedrm
semidet. brick house with full bSmt
'CSny e schools d and 9asss tranSp sesS5
CHEVY CHASE, MD. - 6 rms. II
baths; occupancy July %; $155
FULTON R GORDON Jr. CO.. ME
K fa1tSIISSGToN MD.-Attrac. 3-bed.
rm. brick bungalow. fun bsmt;, gas
%hSTnSPod a s5 Ssii WEAVER BE65s,'
A 1aGi> RI S-8$SS; house; conv
I'd. Phone IA. 7-7421: after 7;3O
C fafElv u CHASE lHsERS MD, $50 E.. Thorn
apple st.-Attrac. detached home,
8 rms. with l Y baths. Gas heat
Call WEAVER BROS. INC. d. z
$500. Eyes OIL. 6-55 S:Gi.m 30 oSst,
Cape Cod. GE kit: cow: los: good ROOD
parochial schools: $40 per mo
BERKEY PROPERTIES. INC, OF
167o s stH ST. s.E.-s rms. lHa baths
Oil heat 3 a6.S End H. partly furnished
LTxSEH S !. I,a rom p.nt ssTs in
scree enedHba r;eezewaS' de luxe kit; =.
car garage. $50 per mo. JA;o g.
400, Ext. 1872. z
8 kits. i bath. yard; can suble
. floors: newly decor. new lin:
floors furn, no: 2-0494: .
Ice liv. fm:. frepl; carpoTt, plent!
BRENTWOOD VILLAGE - New, ;
bedrms., liV. rm., din. rm., kit; ful
bSmt.: yard; reas. HUI. 3-6324. 81
2-BEDRM BRICK BUNGALOW-Fire
pl., fenced yard; Kensington; 81
mo. LO. $500 till 9 pm. HUG
GINS g. HARRIS. 10615 Conn. ave
WOODBRIDGE, D. G.. Just of R: !
n.e.-Conv. schools, shopping ant
cars: 6 rms, bath; garage; a. m.
8 full-size bedrmS.. vacant; STU
ROGER MOSS. no. 2-602O
Ewes, Week Ends. LA. 6-392S
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A Newer Part

A Newer Part
CHEVY CHASE, D. G.
LAFAYETTE. Wilson High. Blessed
bedrooms. one single, baths; 1st-n.
powder room. large dining room.
built-in garage. screened porch.
fioodlighted picnic area. Taft. lot
of over u acre. Approved pur-
chaSerS.
6812 32nd ST. NV.
Open Daily Until 9
From Chevy Chase Circle. right on
Western ave. to bus, turn around
at Chestnut St, bear right to send
St. turn right "a block.
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BRICK RAMBLER
ON pIIC TTNE

This beaut. home has 3 tile baths.
diversified liv. rm.. mod. kit. garage.
sun deck and many other features.
Price $4,000: wonderful terms.
avail. For details, call RE. 1860
till 3 pm.
Colonial Investment Co.
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Choice Location
COLORED-MODERN
$40 5O-BRFCK-N.E.

Lovely semidet. brick house in ne.
with tiled kitchen and bath. Others
available all sections. LIST NATL.
REALTY. 2 Thomas circle. NV.
RE. 1884.
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APIS. UNFURNISHFD-VA.
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Mr.. COOLIDGE HIGH
IS Rms, 2 Baths, $15,950
Semidet. brick: excel cond.; recr.
rm. in bsmt.; built-in garage. Low
down payment. CALL ME. S-5400
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
l14J5 K st. NV. ME. S-54OO
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POTOMAC, MD. = General store.
grocery and hardware combination;
outstanding opportunity in 3 grow
ing community. Owner leaving
city. viii sell stock and fixtures;
$25, 900, substantial cash. Call
ARDMORE REALTY CO.. OIL. z
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GEORGETOWN-Sf75.
8 bedrooms, garden, good area: i'm
med avail.
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CORNER BRICK. facing parks large
rooms. ga baths, in well,kept sec
Sl4o49' MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO,
1924 I4th St., AID. 4-20Q5..
Mr.. ALTO VIC.-6-rm. 2-bath. row
brick: perfect cond.. terms: immed
possession: JOHN L. SHELTON.
1889 RANDOLPH ST.-6 rms. 2 incl.
porches; h.-w. h.. oil: garage; priced
to sell: owner leaving city. Call MRS.
JACKSON. Ii. 6-3S92, DE. 81 1853.
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INsTALLMENT ACCOUNTS receivable
of credit store for sale at dis
count. These are good active &C,
counts: over 100000. VIII sell all
or part. Box SGT, Star.
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Mr.. NICHOLS. ATLANTIC-vac. brk..
2 bedrmS.. scr. pch.. recr. rm.. gas;
steel constr: settled cple.. no pets.
Mr.. everything. $l17.50. 10. 3-6SS9.