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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-01
HELP-MEN Gent. ]

SALESMAN With
monthly. Under 80 years Of age,
Some experience necessary. Salary
ard commission Write Box 2iO-K.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-17
|69 10 Be Induced
In Army Wednesday
Al Alexandra Center

The Army has ordered so men
to report for induction Wednes-
day at the Armed Forces Exam
ing and Induction Station, 814
North st. Asaph street. Alexan-
dria.
They are:
William A. Saunders. Arthur Butler,
winston w. Nah, Donald r. KidweIl.
Sean r.. T Mccarthy, BENJAMIN w.
King, Bernard Y. Fahy, Theodore T..
Draewell. Joseph 3. Wills. Thomas N.
Tate and Gilbert J. Giuliani.
Joseph r. Harris. John II. Brown, Law
renee M. Jones. John !. Waxler, Placido
A. Bonanno. william r. H. McEwen,
John p. Areiprete. Gerald L. Bessel,
Franklin D. Glover and Edward r. Koch.
Albert G. neMichele, joseph H: Neitzey.
III. Ir Esn e. s aS Iw sa%si c Maeh
Robert I. Cook 1onnie. J. Perkins.
Charles 8. Grayson. jr.. Johnny B. Jack
son; Carlos a. Linares. Robert I. sesal,
Thomas J.. Parrasher.
Charles N wood. Jason. q. Mcqueen,
Joseph =. Hagerty. Don a. FineIii. David
w Mullen, Clemence 2: Finstad. Charles
man, Richard y. Kager, John 8. Ma
roules and Charles K. Goldschein.
William A. Gorham, Randolph r.
Newton. John r. Rosser, ST.; William n.
Sntphin. Martin 2. Turkel. Victor r.
Luciano Pavon Ernesto H. Aguilar VIII
liam II. Forsyth, Rudolf G. Schaefer
Fred M: Bindman. Gerardo r. Cruz and
Edgar r. Grimm.
Ter. Willie J. donnor. William A. Reinkc
and Aaron @. BigeloW. e.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-17
Weather Holds Up Start
EOf CIV Hospital Addition

The weather is the only thing
now holding up a start Of con-
struction on a 5000 900 addition
to George Washington Uni
versity hospital that viii allow
doubling the size and capacity
of its X-ray treatment facilities.
In announcing that last night.
DR.. Cloyd Heck Marvin. uni
versity president, said the new
building will increase from 500
to 1000 the number of patients
each month who can be treated
with deep therapy X-ray for
cancer and other malignant
diseases.
The building will have one
story, and will be faced with
Indiana limestone. It viii adjoin
the present radiology depart
.ment on the Twenty-third street
side Of the hospital.
Completion Of the new struc-
ture is expected this summer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-17
Nearly 900 Register
For Christian School

Nearly 900 persons have regis
tered for the Christian School
in. the Nations Capital at
Calvary Baptist Church, Eighth
and H streets NV. They repre-
sent 26 denominations and "a
different churches.
The Rev. Lawrence d. Folk
emer. pastor-elect Of the Luth-
eran Church Of the Reformation
and chairman of the Religion
Department Of George Wash
ington University, gave the first
Of six lectures last Tuesday
night on THE Christian Hope"
The school will continue each
Tuesday through February 16.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-17
Col. Husemun to Speak

Research and development
work by the Army Engineer
Corps will be discussed by 1t.
Col. Leonard l.. Haseman at a
meeting Of the Districts Army
Reserve School in the Interior
Department auditorium. Eight
zenith and G streets NV, at 8
pm. Tuesday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-17
tBy D. d. Bureau az vital etatisties. ]

tBy p. 9. Bureau d vital statistiel
BOYS.
Stanley and Paula Berman.
Herbert and Pearl Gender.
Robert and June Rounds.
Rufus and Florence Wilson.
Bruce and Cartmshi Bingham.
Paul and Mary Brady.
Herbert and jeanette Caring.
Philip and Barbara K0ppefe.
Jay and Lillian Lewis.
Thomas and Esther Patton.
David and Mildred Richards.
Robert and Dorothy Schepmoes.
RenarS ana 1np jean snn weismsnu
Juan and Maria Iazbal.
Clement and Ann Brooks, 1r.
Donald and villa Douglas.
Donald and Mary Geer.a
Frank and Mary Henderson. 1r.
George and Helen Khoury..
Wylie and Lucille Moneynaker.
Jerry and Evelyn. Wells.
Dewey and Kathleen Yates
poSds a ana P Psss,s Esrden
Ashton and Lillian Thomas.
Jessie and Barbara Barnes.
Marion and Gloria Heard.
Charles and Agnes McCrae.
George and Lena williams.
Sam and Albertha Brown.
John and Daisy Britt.
Herbert and Edra Ball
John and Adele White.
George and Cornelia Cole.
Kenneth and Esther Williams.
Nathan and LeVerne Cauley.
BENJAMIN and Rose Short.
Herbert and Mary Kelly.
Norman and Nanette Fields.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-17
copitoI View Meeting

The Capital View Civic Associ-
alton will meet at $3.50 pm. to-
morrow in the Richardson School,
Fifty-third and Blaine streets
NE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-17
Births Reported in District

william and Ruth Hughes.
Averill. and Jean Stewart. g
Joe and Dorothy Anderson.
william william ana carroll 1e Route.
Seymour and Perla Chad.
James and Elizabeth Haiber.
Joseph and Dorothy Lenox.
Elmo and Doris NOVEL;.
Minor and Arlene Parks, 3r.
Carl and Helen Pohlig.
Richard and Gay Rodgers.
Jack and Peggy Smelcer.
Richard and Teresa Weller.
Warren and Enc Wines.
Howard and Edith Dempsey.
Mortimer and Lucille Geary.
James and Doris Hamrick.
Carl and Barbara johnson.
Charles and Mary Lowe. 1r.
Dennis and Evelyn Shriver.
Carl and Ella Williams.
Richard and Joan ziegler.
Paul and Elaine Freeman.
Garrett and Daphne johnson.
Raymond and Jean Trueheart.
John gofIn, and ,rs . Leona chamberls,n.
John and Enc Randall. W "
Walter and Lillian Scott
William and Theodoshia Allen.
George and Mary Smith.
Herbert anil Bessie Gregory.
Willis and Shirley Hill.
Cooper and Mary saunders;
Albert and GEORGIA Littlejohn.
Wilson and Lilly Fisher.
sylvester and Elaine Wilson.
GIRLS.
John and Arneda Bell.
John and Catherine Cooper.
Oliver and Ida Fowler.
Gordon and Margaret Hunter.
Melvin and Marilyn Jones.
George and Corine McShay.
Robert and Martha Pollard:
John and Willie Lee Thomas.
Juan and Maria Iazbal.
Roy and Bernadette Easter.
Walter and Mary Hawkins.
Charles and Dorothy Hudson.
Henry and. Jeanette Levin.
Eugene and June Maher.
Phtlip. and Jacuueline Robinson.
Robert and Hazel Templeton, 3r.
Paul and Ann gladden..
Joseph and Betty Foster.
Fred and Toycka Nisley.,
Louis and Harta Oglialoro.
James and June Radford.
MaS and and f esa Bus X S.nksn'hiD
Thomas and Beatrice Dayharsh.
William and Eva Field.
Charles and Margaret Hall.
Harold and Erma Hufford.
Frank and Pearl Mondt.
Nathan and Nettie O'Neai.
Joseph and Shirley Scott.
Benajamin and Marie Ray.
Riley and Annie Gaines.
Ernest and Pauline Tomlinson.
Clarence and Herline Holt.
Lloyd and Evelyn Russell.
Andrew and Dorothy Body.
Herbert and Vivian Cooper.
Homer and Virginia Hammonds.
Joseph and Elizabeth johnson.
James and Frances Lawson.
John and Marie Peticoles.
James and Mamie Rodwell
George and virginia Bledniek.
George and Mary Fox
Ralph and Anna Hill
10y and Jean Jennings.
Ulysses and Josephine Lewis,
Roland and Beverly Peterson.
John and Eileen Skefhngton.
Earl and Edra Banks.
]. and Elizabeth Crichton.
Nathan and Rose Gandcl
Robert and Nancy Lawthers.
Giulio and Rosalie Ofano.
Robert and Ruth Plimpton.
Robert and Mary Brazerol.
Grover and Jessie Davis.
Edward and Mary Eadie.
James and Pattie HALEY
John and Charlotte Hare.
julius and Shelia Mann.
Wallace and Elizabeth Moore.
Arthur and Constance Roe,
Richard and GLADYS Smith.
Harrison and Norma Farmer:
Joseph and Shirley O'Bryant.
John and Connie Robinson.
Archie and Bette Runner
Milton and Roberta Smith.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 RENT

WANTED TO RENT - Houses and
Rpts., furn. and unfurn., to supply
4fJe housing needs Of our many
select clients Call Mrs. Stello, WA.
f-2221 or WALKER q DUNLOP.
INC. 460S Wis. ave-, EN-. 2-67f5.
WANTED--Partially furn. or furn. 2
or 3 hedrm. house or duplex: n.
Arl.: approx. St26. Call IA. 5-S6l2.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

I16 C ST. S.E.-9 rooms, heart Of
Capitol Hill restoration area. Call
HILLCREsT-custom-buiit corner.
white-painted brick. near Branch
ave. and Ft. Baker DIR. A charm
ing 2-stofy: living rm.. 14x22.. with
beamed ceiling; large study, dining
1st a. 2 bedrms. and bath on End;
storm windows. gas furnace, built
in garage: one of the finer homes
IN beautiful setting. Ewes, TE.
6-22$3, I. T. oRAvATTE, Reaitor,
4ai6 G ST. s.E.-open Sun. 2 I'll
heat: s' priced at $3.50, on easy
T!So5InIfEs ToIIDEs. RE Re. 7-5sss or "a; 8
1919 1Sio'soth soth sT.-Brick: living rm.,
dining rm., kit. . lge. bedrms.. full
bsmt., front porch; fenced.in rear
asshsG5hsod .s3s3 NEWcoMS Ewes SV SnAhTY sG iYs
Sc Service fssi.e 10. stSS s-7ss5. va
ATTRACTIVE 2-bedroom BUNGALOW,
basement, garage. level lot: eony.
to everything. $12.750. Lu. 1856.
$500 DOWN. 1908 E ST. s.E.-Mod.
IL.
fenced yd.: mr.. bus, parochial school;
low monthly payments, incl. taxes.
ins. ST. 3-9433. ia. a-1750. -l3
Gi. RRICK BUNGALOW. lust over
D. c. line Sc, near Fairfax Village-,
? bedrms. plus finished attic, full
bsmt., gas h.-w.h. Asking S12,5O0.
LU. 2.7612 It'll 10 pm. ATLAS
?i18 SOUTHERN AVE. Sc, brick
semidetached. 8 bedrms. corner lot.
nice neighborhood. FHA approved;
S1I, 700. HARRISON g. ADAMS,
IA S,soSs S,Ssos or b OIL; s.5m e-oSsS; ta semi
det. brk.: l blk. school and Mimi.
ave: $500 down to vet, 81. $50
to non-yet. Open Sat. and Sun.
Dir: Out Pa. ave. left on Mimi,
left on D. "a blk. to 34th, right l
blk. to Dubois. OWNER. LA. $3.50.
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Choice Locations

&30-Popular Heights. the choice
Falls Churce community with
-. its own swimming pool and
rec. center; 3-bedrm. brick
rambler, all-elec. GE kitchen
= with range, garbage DISPOSAL
dishwasher and Bendix washer
-T7 Large picture windows, wooded
"a! lot; storage attic, % min. to
tFs7 Pentagon. House with bsmt
~. slightly higher.
9160--202 s. Lee ST.. Falls Church
.9as ideally located. Just l block
- from busline and St. James
salaj Parochial School. 3-bedroon
~ta7 rambler with daylight bSmt
and pull-down stairway tt
attic. Modern all-elec. kitchen
new-house condition.
lA5-Columbia Pines, beautiful sub.
FA1 division near Annandale. New
3-bedrm. brick ramblerS. large
pictule windows, full bsmt.
pull-down stairway to attic
garage. disposal. dishwasher
eiec. range and refsr. Largt
spacious lot.
S1S5-1u00 S. Frederick ST.. Airing
= ton. Beautiful, 2-story Colo
nial. center hall. 3 rooms.
baths. light bSrnt., h.-w.h. anc
spacious lawns.
Evening star., 1954-11-13

49,. 1854 CLAY ST. NE.
Living room, dining room,
kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bath,
Oil heat. Newly decorated.
Available Nov. /. Rent, $40.
Key at 3340 Clay st.
sqs B. F. SAUL CO.
+, e25 18th st. NV. Ma. s-2l00
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMER. U. PARK-ST. ANN's-Det
brk. Colonial with slate roof: 3
bedrms., 2 tiled bath on 2nd a. !;
newly decorated and in lovely cond
Very low 2Os. FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
DI, 7-14l1; ewes, EN-. 3-5T09. IA
BERKELEY, OFF FOXMALL ROAD,
2247 47th street NV. Open sun,
l-5-Beautifni custom built Colo
nial in THE IDEAL LOCATION on a
quiet deAd-end street among. tower
ing shade trees and protected BY the
large 30-acre estate that adioins
Features 9 large bedroom plus 2
floor. TWO enormous bedrooms and
TWO baths on second aoor. The
huge kitchen includes diShwasher
disposal. and large breakfast area
Recreation room space with nre'
place. Screened porch. Built-in ga.
rage with electric door. Many other
custom features too numerous e.
in this popular controlled comniu.
nftS OF flne homes. Priced In yer!
low 40s and MUST BE SOLD. Fox
hall rd. to Fulton ST., west blocs
to 4s)th. left to Calvert, left to 4Sth
St, right to Ashby pl.. left to 41tf
ST.. left to home, FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS. DI. 7-1411. Ewes. Wo; g.
BiRligaRcLFF - s BEDROOMS, /
NAL; M a built II 1881 By Era, Frank (, 9 9
bedroom With fireplace. bookshelye'
and adjoining full bath on lst floor
4 bedrooms and 2 baths on md d.
exceptional financing available
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411
eyes.s Oh. A.13S0. ia
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-srG RENTALS. VIRGINIA
Three-bedroom brick rambler. Not
tinsham School area: fenced lot;
gas heat; disposal, Venetian blinds;
available Nov. -; S120 month.
Three-b bedroom brick Colonial
blocks to Hecht's. convenient to
everything: din. room. fireplace;
full basement. gas heat; fenced lot;
garage; 1925 month.
pimmit Hills. 3-bcdroom rambler;
large lot; eaipped kitchen; close to
bns; S95 per month.
Bel Air, Falls Church area: will
'hnish second floor for desirable ten
ant; Sl05 month,
j. H. BENOIT, REALTOR
EE. s-e677 Ewes. and Sun, JE. 3-ll41
Ia
n. ARLINGTON. Wynnewood section
---2s.story brick Colonial, 3 bedrms.,
hsmt,, rec. rnl., porch, and garage.
Excel. residential neighborhood, near
schools and shopping. Avail. i'm
mediately, $3.50 mo.
PIAGMIT HILLS. FALLS CHURCH -
3rhedrm. rambler. Avail. Nov. Is.
4a00 mo.
o.. ARLINGTON, COLUMBIAN FOR
bath, Avail. Immediately. 500 mo.
Thos. G. Magruder Co.
IA. 2-0074 EvesS. KE. So 13
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N. ARLINGTON
5l06 25th RID. NORTH

Three bedrooms. den and dining
stoom, kitchen. excellent condition
block from busline: convenient tc
grammar and Junior high schools
nicely Handicapped; excellent neigh.
sborhood. $50 per month
WASHBURN g. MAIZE
Weekdays. ST. 3-2Sl5
Ewes KE H-STS4 -1f
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coLoRED
BRENTWOOD

Opp. Rhode Island Plaza Apis.
Well-kept, 4-bedrm., det. home. with
liv. rm., din. rm.. kit. and pantry
on 1st a.; att. garage entering bsmt.,
oil h.-w.h.: End d. suit. small apt.
II desired; extra side lot incl. at
low price Of $I3.95O. $500 cash
pref, but better. terms may be
ing. Call RE. 7-65S5, or ewes. LA.
6-1156 for further details. WOOD
WARD g. NORRIS. Realtors. 723
2Oth st. q W. -1b
Evening star., 1954-11-13

Shoe Repair Concession
In very busy dry cleaning and laun-
dry Rstore, in new, large shopping
center. Expert shoemaker must be
financially able to equip. a complete.
modern shoe repair shop. An excel
lent opportunity for right man. Call
MR.. SAM, HO. 2-1666.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
: GI. NOTHING DOWN

Mr.. BOILING, ANDREWS. NRL
MOD. GRIN. SEMIDET. BRICK
Only S13.250 or VA appraised price:
One blk. to schools, transp. and
shopping. Ground-level entrance to
front and hsmt. Deep. level, fenced
lot. New lge. back porch: Call
Mrs. Cox. LU. 2-S136 or ST. 3-736s.
ATLAS REALTY CO. -15
1875, W ST. ,, s:E;mHome in in coed goo
rm. and kit: 2 bedrms.. kit: and
bath on End a. Full bsmt; with h,Ins rec; !
yard. Cash or terms.
1904 23rd ST. S.E.-Det. This nice
home contains liv. rm;, din. rn., Kit.
and ~ bath on Ist A. Laundry room.
5 bedrms and full bath on End.
With storage attic, Gas h.-w.h,
All homes shown by appointment
only. JOHN F. DoNoHoE, Realtor'
63S Pa. ave. Sc. Ii: 6-6561; ewes.
EN-. 2-675O. ia. 9-97IS. IL
CONGRESS HTS.-Owner says sell.
5:I5 Newcomb st. Four bedrns,. lse
Evening star., 1954-11-13
HOUSES 70 SHARE

CONGENIAL LADY wishes to share
4-bedrm. home with 2 ladies; S45
each per mo. HE. 4-24S6. --14
COUPLE. 2 ladies or 2 girls. share
home. with kit. and laundry priyils.
reasonable. EN-. 2-3674. --15
WIDOW would like married couple
to share clean bungalow; reas. WA.
.l.7sS7 or UN. 4-IO42
EMPLOYED LADY will share home
with 2 girls or couple. Twin-bed rms
Ty. washer. JE. 4-l1S1. Ia
GIRL TO SHARE newly remodeied q
hetlrm. home with other girl; yard
aseplace; good transportation. $50
CHRisTIAN COUPLE to occupy .
modern home In return for board o.
owner Refs. EXCHANGED. REVEREND
Jg ". CARROLL. 303 9. Payne St.
gonoRED s ~ BRooKLAND, ses Is
Will share home with young con.
gcnial couple; auto. washer anc
GAme rni., ccnv. to shop. anc
transp. La. 6-6503.
Evening star., 1954-11-13

SILVER sPRING--3 bedrms. Must
have one bedrm,. bath 1sl A.; ward.
Cony. transp: year lease; iinI1e-
diately: option to buy. Ju. 6-0S44.
Ia
BEST REFERENCES--Would you like
to nave US take care OF your fur
nished home for approx. one year?
Young Swiss cple. without children
NV. only. No agencies. Please cal
EN-. 2-4327, Ia
Evening star., 1954-11-13

CHEVY CHASE
In this popular neighborhood We Of
fer this spacious 4-bedroom. 2-oath
tion hall, family sized dining room
recreation room in basement and
garage Most attractive financing
Gail MRS. OROzCO. EN-. 3-102o:
KIRKS REALTY CO.. REALTORS
no. 2-677S Ia
CHEVY CHASE. d. c.
5535 Nebraska ave. n.w.--Sale b.
owner. Good home for family.
bedrooms. 2 baths, dorm.-type attic
Rec. rm. Excel. transp. Neal
schools. WO. 6-1451.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
ADERHOLDT
REALTY co.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

Phone cat sits: Riverside s-5ss7
Evening star., 1954-11-13

BROKERS ATTENTION.! Arranee &c
inspect this new home. We believe
it to be the finest we have seen for
the money. Delightfnl loc.. adjoin.
irg Rock Greek Park on the east
and only 10 motor minutes from
downtown. Ten rooms Is bedroomsl,
81 baths. superb brick construction
with heavy slate roof. Beautifu.ly
finished and richly appointed. ASK
ING S37.950; SEE commission tG
selling broker. FRANK s. PHILLIPS
DI. 7-1411: ewes. RIA. 6-5924. Ia
$40 FERN PL. N.W.-Most desirable
5-room. 2-story brick nome: i'm
macuiate cond.: full bsmt. with recr
rm. and Law; porch: lEe. incl; lot
So $50: excellent terms. MRS
SPAULDING. WO. 6-0160.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
6613 23rd AVE.

q HYATTSVILLE, MD.
LaIse. attrae, semidet 6rics sadn,s rambler
bath and de luxe kitchen: full bsmt
, with Law. and outside entr.; ga:
h.-w. heat. Rent $l40 per mo
7 Dir: Out Agar I'd. and left on 23ro
axe to house Key with H. 6
6MITHY & CO., S11 18th st. NV.
Evening star., 1954-11-13

pimmit Hills. 3-bcdroom rambler;
large lot; eqipped kitchen; close to
bus; S9I per month.
Evening star., 1954-11-13

COLORED-I843 18th ST. NV
Five rooms. large kitchen. tile hath.
Vac. RE. 7-793S, TU. 2-6447, ewes.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
GEORGETOWN
It's historic
1t has charm
It's comfortable
Va -Y-, A1Nt nS

It's only S17.9JU
Call Mrs. Tina Hamburg. Ma. S-3131 :.
WALTER REED AREA
Immaculate Diet. 2-story, 7-room
brick on nicely shrubbed. level,
fenced lot: 3 bedrms.. den on 1st
a.; rec. rm. in bsmt.; gas INV h.;
det. garage, Priced below GI ap-
praisal at SIT. 500. Call Mr.. Wash
eufnM nMAR9sHALL ISL 'si' J. wApIE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
SESSION-Spacious semidet. brk
large living rm. with firenlace.
din. rm.. den and kit. on 1st f.: :,
lge. bedrms., study and > baths on
2nd f.. bedrm. and STORAGE rm.
in attic. oil h.-w.h., det. garage:
owner trans. ROGERS REALTY
co. MA. $1,000, Th. a-3459
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.W.

FOR SALE BY OWNER
5024 NORTH CAPITOL ST.
3 rms. gas heat. rec. rm.; lge. yard
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MODEL HOMES

OPEN DAILY-Drive out s.
Capitol St, Nichols ave. to
Indian Head hwy. tRoute
2lm. near Bryans rd.. follow
signs.
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VACANT-POS OSSESSION
BARGAIN-S15.95O
NO DOWN PAYMENT

OF appTaised at Sl2, 100, owner viii
consider Sl1.700. S45 Adrian ST..
vic. Of Riggs I'd. and Texas ave. Two
bedrms. and bath, sep. din. rm.. full
bsn1t, oil hot-air heat, Venetian
blinds. Can be seen any time Sat
urday or sunday.
E. Quincy Smith, Inc.
'DI 5-ao67 Eyes. Lu. 4-71ss
Evening star., 1954-11-13
PROPERTY OWNERS

Ne need more houses and apis. tc
rent TO . good clientele. We cater to
Army. Navy, Air Force and Ma.
rines. Phone in your listing now
We will give you excel. service
Phone XII 9-6644 or TIE 6-s343.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
116 8. st. Asaph ST.. Alex. Va.
Evening star., 1954-11-13
HoUsEs UNFURNlsHED

nOUSSS VNfUNtNlaU6U
LOOK. REDUCED TO sos,
Two-yr. .-old 6-rnn. semidet. brick: gas
heat, refer. Just Ils blocks from
New Hampshire and Eastern ayes.
Express bus and shopping close by.
S27 BERKSHIRE DR..
WASHINGTON REALTY. RA. 3-s30O
HOUSES AVAILABLE
Conn. ave, d. c., 3 bedrnls. --$l ~
Templeton Knobs. 3 bedrms. - loo
Maryland Park, 3 bedrms. ---- 80
tuxedo, Md. 2 bedrms. - 30
i.,~ ERNEST H. LUNG
d. 7-222l 10. s-4365
NORTH ARLINGTON
Atufactive neighborhood. conv ts
our grammar and Junior, high
schools; 4 hedrmS.; excel. cond.; at
tractisely landscaped: close tc
-transp.:: S15Q mo-; immed occu.
pancy. WASHHURN g. MAIZE. g21
New York ave. ST: 3-2S16. IL
81 6407 N. 29th ST.
o-bedroom brick rambler. freshly dec.
s,orated In new condition. Close (
schools, church and bus. Rent. Sl15
Call OWNER. KE. S-7OS3. Id
nN1N Co., AvYYd
Evening star., 1954-11-13

COAT ROOM CONCESSION
With cigar and cigarette counter for
responsible person: busy location
refined cllertele: yearly lease. For
appt.. call MIR. COHEN between
and & !, n, EY 2-2A1l
Evening star., 1954-05-16
When things
are really clean
they smell clean

70 = woman HE most importont thing uboUf her
l0Undry IS ihe way i looks. And she's rightI No
WcshdOy product IS worth is soft 4 i doesn't give
YOU 9 Wush you're proud 70 hong out On tte line.
Evening star., 1954-05-16

AMBITION. / asked three kids on
our show what they would like
most to be. The first wanted to
be a bird so she could eat worms.
The second wanted to be a COCO
nut tree so kids could climb up
and get some coconuts. The third
wanted to be her big sister 30
that when they played house, she
could be the mother and have all
the fun washing dishes! People
say the darn'dest things ,on
House Party. Tune in Mon,
We'd, Fri, ON CHS radio and TV.)
Evening star., 1954-05-16

Theirs taken for grunfed foday. For toduy
every good detergent GETS things cIeonIooking.
Toke SURF. there's no product mode fhot viii put
more life into colored dress. Or thot will get
your husbands shirts whiter and brighter. Or do
q better Job on greasy. dirty work cothes
Dvs theirs only parf Of what SURF does SURF gers
ihings 50 cleon they octUuly smell cleon There's no
din smell. there's soap smell. There's chemical
smell. There's Just he sunshine fresh smell Of cleun
luUndry. Your nose tells you IFS cleon ceor through
Yov'm notiee fl,e difference instontiy between
SURF wush and any other. # you don't. thot box of
SURF IS on We at Lever Brothers will send you ov
check tor HE pvrchose price plus any Onount you
Evening star., 1954-01-17
Italy

I TALY'S PRESIDENT Luigi
Il Einaudi moved toward the
left last week to pick a candi.
date to form a new govern
ment.
The job has been open since
Giuseppe Pella announced his
resignation two weeks ago
when he lost support of his
own Christian Democratic
Party. The CD is a middle
party, but 1t includes both
leftistS- short of communism
and rightistS-Short- t-of- -fascism.
Pella had been q rightist. He
was overthrown by the leftists.
AS is customary, the group
which jerked the rug was
given first chance to put the
government back on its feet
(after q courtesy offer to
Pella).
The new candidate was
Amintore Fanfani. perennial
cabinet minister under both
De Gasperi and Pella. He set
out last week to form a gov
ernment of liberal Christian
Democrats, but he was not ex-
pected to go all the way to the
C om m u list collaborating
Menni Socialists.
If he could find q satiSfac-
tory cabinet and could secure
backing Of all Christian Demo-
Gratis in Parliament and men,
bers of three minor center par
ties, he would have 341 votes.
enough to win confirmation by
10 votes.
Evening star., 1954-01-17

less the salary is In the neigh
borhood Of $3.50. And then, of
course, these retired people will
no longer be retired.
The Dropout
Another rather important
change proposed by the Presi-
dent is the "4-year drop-out"
provision. This will help per-
sons newly covered by the So
cial Security law under the
Presidents recommendations.
and those whose earning power
has been cut down temporarily
by disability. Under this pro-
posal. the lowest-pay four-year
period in a persons covered
employment history can be ig-
nored in computing the average
pay on which his retirement
pension will be based.
The Chief Executive also
wants the rights Of perma-
nently disabled persons pro-