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HELP DOMESTIC

COOK and s.h.w,: live in, apt; other
afternoon, and every other Sunday
of; must care for child: prefer
woman betw. 35 and 40. with local
refs; $40. Phone RA. 3-6703. be-
COOK sSsE' ta YER iA' nioUsEwoRK-
day and every other Sunday of: $50
per wk. Must be fond of children
and have recent reference. Call after
4 pm. OIL. 614SO.
lovely home, live in: wonderful &C
comodations for couple interested
IN good home. Take care of school
age children. We're looking for a
mature couple, white or colored,
who can. take charge OF complete
household. Nice. salary. Must have
who feels she can fill the aualifi-
cations alone. Phone for appoint
ment. OIL. $1,000, --l5
COOK, excellent opening for woman
cook in private home; must be fine
COOK. with varied experience. Apply
CIV, plain cooking; live in; fond
OF children; Thurs. and every other
=, Sun; Of: rsis. ~. s1?.95; s,oe
mo-. ) days a week; local refs. re-
CURED. JE 4-31Sb lie
MAID, live in. colore6. exper.. excel.
local refs. required. Call any time
except : to 8 pm. RIA. 3-S522.. i
MAID, experienced. in private home;
good references essential: excellent
salary and hours. Apply THE
HEIGHT CO.. F ST. at 9TH NV.
WANTED--Experie lady's maid;
must be good sewer and packer with
pood refs BOY 3Q4-C Star liz
MIDDLE-AGED COLORED WOMAN
take complete charge OF home:
room. board. small salary. RA. g.
4S53 after q pm. Ill
WHITE WOMAN, mr.. Culmore. Va;
40-5U yrs; cleaning. cook l meal;
help with child. Is mos. : days,
1915; > DAYS. I2-S; $50 JE. 4-4t2a
CAPABLE GIRL. 10 care tor 9-mo.-
old child. > days week; soc hour.
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TELEPHONE soLIcI-
TOR for pleasant, profitable work.
Guaranteed earnings with good flu
ture opportunity. Call ia. 5-S266.
$3.50. to 3. for appointment for per-
Sonal interview.
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sl1UATloNs-MEN 6 WOMEN
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

VET. AND WIFE. colored desire en-
ployment of any kind. NO. 1890.
Ext. 20lB H.
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60 YEARS AT 935 F ST. NV.
GUNS RIFLES AND SHOTGUNS
only TRADING POST 3336-3S NJ
st. NV. AID. 1880
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INsrRUc. COURSES tcont.)

SING AND SPEAK CORRECTLY
siNGING INSTITUTE. LO. sos
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MY FRIEND JOHN
ATLAS
FURNITURE

921 G ST. NV.
WASHINGTON, D. c.
D1. 1871. Open daily til z. Mon
days and Thursdays It'll 3. Park
anywhere and MY FRIEND JOHN
will foot the bill.
80 N. GLEBE RID.
ARLINGTON. VA.
IA. 1904: n block from Arl. blvd. :.
next to buckingham housing devel-
opment. Open daily It'll 9. Saturdays
in our large shopping area.
BOTH STORES OPEN
EVERY SATURDAY UNTIL 2 PM
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ANTIQUES

Furniture, bric-a-brac, china. glass
ware. Oriental art objects, jewelry.
rugs, Silverware. paintings, por-
traits: highest cash prices paid. Call
MT1ppAV
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A CORD OF WOOD is AXIS. Get
full cords from r. E. PRIEST: $l4
SIS. So ST.. OIL. 6-1643
SEASONED SLAB WOOD. any length;
$40 per cord delivered; or seasoned
hardwood for fireplace or stove; s.
per cord delivered. Gaithersburg
293-M 10
ES-TO-LOGS - Ideal free-burnlng
fireplace fuel: seasoned. dry, little
ash, no dirt. no spark. long burning
eaSv to store and handle, packed
4 logs in carton. SHURFIRE
FUEL PRODUCTS, Ii. 7-44SS. lis
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Position is one of dignity and offers
above average income with oppor-
ttlnity for advancement. Repeat
business: no canVaSsine. parties or
deliveries. Car essential. Phone DU
S-2342. Thurs. 10 a m. TO z pm.
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BOOKKEEPER

Small Arm desires experienced book
keeper (payables, rec'bleS. inventory
controD. Permanent position. Vac,
sick leave. 5I2-day wk. SIS start
Apply in writing. Giping exper.. refs,
Box 261-C. Star.
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FURNITURE
ATLAS FURNITURE
GUARANTEES
TN WRITING

That We will refund twice the diff
ference in cash If within so days
after taking delivery OF merchan-
disc from Atlas Furniture, you can
buy the same furniture or furniture
of equal quality for less elsewhere
and this means anywhere including
discount houses and so-called whole:
sale houses. military sales stores OF
any nature, anniversary sales. spe-
cial event sales, clearance sales. auc-
ton sales. warehouse sales. liaulda-
ton sales or sales of any kind or
nature
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-10
HELP-WoMEN Cont

AIRLINE - Secy.. public relations.
newspaper bksrd. helpful. Respons.,
competent shorthand and tipping
req. Age 25-3S. Call ST. 3-4500.
10
APPOINTMENT GlRL-RECEPTION-
IST. experienced in handling public;
$50 to start for 6-dav week. LOUIS
CREATIVE HAIRDRESSERS, ITO
Eve 81 n IT 10
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STEEL

STORM WINDOWS AND DOORS, alu-
minum. Buy direct from factory. No
deposit required. Present heavy in
ventory must be moved. SAVINGS Of
40 TO so. Call now. MFGRS. DIS
TRIRUTOR JU S-3565.
STOVE. gas; cost $40; VIII sacri-
fee for SO. or call after $50, AID.
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SAFES; new and reconditioned. Type
and sizes suitable for any bust
ness THE SAFEMASTERS CO. 626
Mass ave nv ES 1880
SAxOPHONE. Conn E-fiat alto: or
chestrations. books. sheet music, etc.
RA. 6-4374 after q. IL
SAWS AND WOODWORKING TOOLS.
Atlas and other makes Low sale
prices while they iast; saws. Sl9.95
UP: i7-ln drill presses. S;33.95; lin,
plauer. Sn4 -; zig saw. SIS,50: new
straight-line Dremel sanders IN stock
Woodworking lathes 20tc of On
floor samples. Save OF pres
ent for him il you buy now ELEC-
TRIO EQUIPMENT CO.. .If3 Sher-
man ave NV.
Governor winthrop,
mahogany finish. four drawers, three
shelves: like new SO MISS JOHN
SON MA. S-05":3. EVENINGS.
SINGER SEWING MACHINE, cleo
tailors model. 3l-l ), 500, peri
cond. NEEDLECRAFT, 20 18th st
portable, S3S; cleo. console, 81.
NEEDLECRAFT, 126 18th st. NV
S7aa5, COR q limited time. K 4 w
PLUMBING CO. ga H st. ne.
SOFA BED, gray. with green slip
cover. $50. Redwood 6-7069. IL
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RefrigeratorS, Used
Apt size, gas, good condition. re-
placing with larger boxes; S25 or
best offer. 1863 Danbury ST. s.w.
10. $4,000 IL
ice trays. storage drawer in bottom:
$50. SO. 5-4l33. --l2
REFER, Philco. 1853; 7 Gu. it.
freezer across top; S125. Also, others
unclaimed; IS UP. 10. 23t3O
RESTAURANT EQUIPMENT for sale
Gas range. q burners: grill. | oven
40-cu.-ft REFRIGERATOR: Seven-U r
beverage cooler: dishwasher: slicinR
machine: meat grinder; other misc
Best offer. Elk. $4,000, Ext. 1915
before 2 pm; so. s-76l9 after 3
pm. Ill
RUGS. blue twist, 12xl2, and lexis
S35 each. RA 's-9l23.
RUGS-Two 12xl5 broadloom. Rose
tone tone. S6j and S95: one
22xl2 taupe rose tinse. s35; EN-. 2
nuSS
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ROOMS FURhlsHED-N.E.

665 r ST. N.E.-Sleepine rm.. warm.
nicely furn. nea" tranSp., gentle
ma - week Ii i-6la5. ID
L. CAPITOL ST.--Rm. with pvt.
hatN Kit, Lady only. 81 Wk IL.
3-al3g eyes. Ill
LARGE FRONT RM. next bath mr..
Cath UNIV. GOOD transp. facilities.
LA. 6-:iSOS 10
OLORED-CLEAN COMFORTABLE
RM.-Share kit. and bath with one
other: also, :, rooms; | child &C
cepted or >. Call HU. 3-77S4. IL
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ROOMS FURN.-MD. & VA.

nr. Pentagon-LEe.
brieht rm, semipvt. bath, laundry.
phone and cooking privils,: lady
only, $40 per mo. OF. 4-tua4.
bedrm for lady: End A..
in apt BLDG PVT entr nr. shop,
tranSp. IA. i-Uir,, Ito
SGLE, FRONT RIM. adj bath; cow.
IA all transp pvt family. nom
drinkers OV. "-5SI6. Ill
COTTAGE CITY. MD. ST f., next
to bath, warm, clean, cheerful; un-
lin. phone available. WA. 1-9lO3.
IL
y. ARL.. VA-Unusuaily attractive
room with bath, in new brick home.
IA S-6l ~ III
Colombian. FOR RENT; Kitchen
privls 1906 51th ave. ne. UN.
4-6946 or LII. 3S031. ia
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POULTRY. RABBITS AND EGGS

FEED. POULTRY SUPPLIES. baby
chicks. JAMES FEED STORE, 6l9
K st. NV NE S-0nS9
NEW HAMPSHIRE RED PULLETS.
sos each. o. G. MAXWELL Lam
ham Nd WA 1-lS4h IL.
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HElP-WoMEN

AVON PRODUCTS offers wonderful
opportunity to housewives; earn
$20-$25 weekly In spare hours. RE.
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S84

pO1
Quality Bedroom Group
Consisting Of chest. bed. dresser and
mirror. and 5-piece dresser set.
BRAND-NEW-COSTS LESS
SIG
Quality Living Room Group
Consisting Of sofa bed. / chair. 2 end
tables. / coffee table, Q smokers, 2
shades.
A huge selection of living rooms. bed
rooms. dining rooms. dinettes and
furniture for every room in the
home in many styles and practically
every price range.
Although ATLAS FURNITURE prices
are based on cash selling. easy
monthly credit terms may be ar
ranged
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on 1900 block Of BladensburR I'd .
ne. al Hot shoppe. Open Daily
10 to 9. 10
FURN.-Krohler sofa, rose. excel.
cond.: 500. 10. 3-549l.
GAS RANGES. new. used, installation.
PEERLESS SALES CO.. 1887 Georgia
GAS RANGES. new. used; repairs. Oil.
zeal; wood ranges. ACME sGy STOVE
GAS RANGE. small APT, SEE s1 perfect !
R. /. ave ne -l4x
GAS RANGES-Leading brands. excel
trades, free installations bv our me
chanicS. nothing down 30 months
to paw X a. W PLUMBING co
H44 Il st. ne. Ii. 6-31sS
81. coal. wood, ACNE STOVE, loli
ICE CREAM CABINETS, suitable for
MEADoW GoLD PRoDucTs co.
IRO0NER. Kenmore good condition;
bicycle; boys. Coin pool table
JA sds i,I.t sheer beaver; sacrifice al Ia
LIV. RIM. - Comp suite. English
period. beautiful fabrics. excel.
cond.. sofa, club and wing chairs.
end tables, coffee table. lamps: also
. youth beds. 1891 Fessenden st.
LIVING ROOM SET. 6 pieces; like
new: 500 or best offer. Call ST.
$4,000. Ext. 467. MRS. CATIR. IL
MOTOR SCOOTER. SO Cushman. like
new many extras: $l76. EN-. 2-5627.
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SlO1 WILSON oltO., aA 4lle tOAs
$50 AMI 80 PM. ID
MEDICAL LABORATORY technieian.
white, 70 work in doctors once.
NURSE. White. age $50; live in or
out; private hospital; references
N IG Err % AIDE TRAINEEs, ages
1H-3J; 6-month certified course;
taught complete care Of children
allowance while learning; living
in quarters for white girls. chill
DREN'S CONVALESCENT home.
1881 Bunker Hill I'd. ne. Ia
OFFICE woRK-Girl to do general
once work. must know double entry
bookkeeping and tipping. Shorthand
helpful. but not essential; pleasant
working conditions; must work 3l2-
day wk. Apply in person, between
Q am. and > pm, Thursday, Feb
ruary II. 304 Kennedy ST. NV.
PAYROLL CLERK. exper.. with ma
tional org; good working cond.
Apply RUSSELL YOUNG ICE CREAM
CO. sec Skaters lane. Alex, Va.
PIX OPERATOR. tipping necessary:
5la-day VIZ. Apply Room 227. the
Homer bldg, 18th st. bet. F and q,
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CAREER WOMAN
HANOVER FINE CHINA

woman. 25-55. who enjoys
meeting people to show AMERICAS
MOST EXQUISITE CHINA.
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MOTOR TRAVEL
REPAIRS AND SERVICE

CENTRAL CALF, southern rte. Feb
16, take one PASSENGER; share exps
Refs. exchanged. OIL. 4-15lS.
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HOSTESS

surate with experience and ability.
sdeals furnished Paid vacation and
other worthwhile employe benefits.
APPLY IN PERSON TO
MR.. HEYWANG. BET. 2 AND )
HOWARD JOHNSON'S
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. black and
gold. white marble top. Excel. cond.
Beautiful piece. OIL. 6-7491. 10
ANTIQUE WALNUT spool day bed,
excl. cond.. SIS: Walnut Victorian
chair. brocaded uphol. OIL. 2-735s.
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ROOMS FURhIsHED-s.E.-s.w.

1879 KENTUCKY AVE. SCI sgle..
dble cnnv. transp.. no other
roomers Ii. 1-S311 Il"
COIORED. NICELY FURN. front rm.
for quiet man. Tel, privlls. Ii g.
nnnp IL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-10

ORGAN. used Organtron, model sim.
mahogany finish. 2-manual. 81
pedal keys: complete with tone
cabinet: A. G. o. specifications: ex-
Lellent playing condition and ap-
pearance. rare value at S1S5.
HUGO WORCH
925 G. st. NV. Established 1879
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-02-10

MANAGER AND SALESLADY for
ladies' reRdy-to-wear. Must be en-
perienced. Excellent salary. STEADY
position for right person. Apply
lois Conn ave Ill
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR RENT
MISCELLANEOUS WANTED

HOSPITAL REDS-IDEAL BEDDING
AND FURNITURE CO.. or Z st
NV MA S-IO94
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MANAGER

LADIES APPAREL SHOP
Nanagerial experience is not neces-
sary' top experienced ready-to-
wear salesperson is the main re-
ouirement. We will train you. An
excellent opportunity for the right
person Apply
THE ADELINE SHOP
STORES EVERYWHERE
SI59 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, va.
$50 AMI 80 PM. ID
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Work for national finance company.
Good typisi; must take shorthand,
Call MR.. DENNEY, Elk. 3-S46o.
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WASHER SPECIAL
Save 20es. "a GE custom de luxe
auto; 5-yr. warranty. Delivered for
$2S9.95. OV. 3-6403. -13
YOUR COAL FURNACE
Gas burner unit. never used. S165
or best offer. JU. 5-5S29. --l6
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PENTHOUSE MODERN
WAREHOUSE
3135 Y ST NE

on 1900 block of Bladensburg I'd
ne. al Hot Shoppe. Open Daily
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governments in communities
where it holds real property
just as any other property owner
is required to do"
Mr.. Waltemade pointed out
that the Federal Government is
sovereign in it's constitutional
sphere of operation and immune
from local taxing powers, unless
it consents to taxation" or
payments to local governments
in lieu of taxes.
Mammoth Landowner,
But he added, "the United
States Government owns one
fourth of all land of the country.
In some States, it owns more
than one-half of all real estate"
Mr.. Waltemade said the main
targets of the drive are manu-
featuring plants, Office buildings
and warehouses held in the Gov
ernment's name. He said the
group recognizes the Federal
Government will not waive its
right against taxation on mill
tary establishments, parks, post
offices, and such buildings as
the Supreme Court and Capitol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-25
By Woods Honsen

Exhibits in the Washington
Home Builders Associations
Fall Festival of Homes are
giving the visitor a chance to
see a variety of design, mate
rails and equipment.
The houses demonstrate
that the Washington area is
in no danger of becoming
stereotyped as favoring a Ger
tain type of home, in the sense
that some cities are.
Among the approximately so
homes on display in the OBJ
servance are a wide choice of
architectural designs. Many
are built along traditional lines,
others are of contemporary de-
sign, and still others adopt a
combination of features from
the two categories.
Variety is also evident in
construction materials. Some
builders are using brick and
other forms of masonry, while
others are employing frame
construction. Again, there are
frequent examples of q combi-
nation of two or more types of
materials, as in cases where
brick, stone and wood are all
used in one house.
Visitors are also finding that
builders are Incorporating
many features into homes
aimed at the comfort and con-
venience Of the future occu-
pant.
Numerous new gadgets, spe-
cialized equipment and cleo
tronic devices will be found in
the exhibit homes that are not
basic parts of the house, but
serve the sole purpose of max
ing life easier and pleasanter.
Many exhibit homes have
been decorated and furnished
to aid the visitor to appreciate
how the house can look when
1t is occupied.
A number of exhibit homes
are built on sloping ground
and demonstrate for the Wis
itor how proper design can
make house and it's lot sup
plement each other rather
than have the sloping lot prove
q detriment.
Still another item of inter-
est to the visitor is landscap-
ing. Almost all the homes are
Handicapped to some extent,
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Ala Honor Awards
Slated for Exhibit
Here on Oct. Az

The American Institute Of
Architects will hold its, sixth an
nual honor awards exhibition
October 4 to % in the gallery
Of its administration building,
1735 New York avenue NV.
Exhibits in the showing repre-
sent outstanding contemporary
architectural work selected for
awards by a national jury Of
architects.
Among the approximately 70
aWard-Winning designs are
samples of almost all types Of
architecture from small homes
through heavy industrial build
ings. They come from all parts
of the Nation.
The institute has also an
nounced that it has taken q
representative sampling of the
exhibits, both geographically and
as to architectural type, and
published them in a large port
folio.
These portfolios, which are a
new feature of this years exhi-
bition, will be available to archi-
lecture schools and others that
may want to produce a similar.
if smaller, exhibition, or use
them for any other purpose. The
portfolio includes about ONE
third of the original exhibits.
Two Washington area archie
tectural firms are represented in
the portfolio. They are Rogers
and Taliaferro, of Annapolis,
and Charles M. Goodman and
Associates.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-25

Quaint Acre circle, Lake Bar
croft: to cost $4,000; builder,
r. G. Vincent.
Virgil H. Dillon, owner and
builder, lila Hillwood avenue,
Falls Church; 2 dwellings in
Retlaw Terrace: to cost $4,000
each.
Dowden & Farnum, owner and
builder, Route 2, Alexandria; 2
dwellings in Dowden Terrace; to
cost ! at $4,000 and at $19,-
600.
A. B. Kerns, owner, Box 243,
Herndon; dwelling on Route
749. west of sos, approximately
3 miles from Fender: to cost
$4,000; builder, T. r. Rabbit,
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Law Will Be Sought to. Tax
U. 5. for Property Holdings

The National Association of
Real Estate Boards has an
nounced plans to continue in the
upcoming session of Congress its
efforts to have most Federal real
estate placed on local tax rolls
and thus relieve property owners.
Henry G. Waltemade of New
York, chairman of the NAREB's
Washington legislation commit
tee, said today communities
which rely principally on real
estate taxes to maintain them
selves have found their property
owners unfairly burdened' with
Government costs when much of
the land in their area is held by
the Federal Government and is
thus free from taxation.
Gives Views to Convention.
Addressing the convention of
the Indiana Real Estate Asso-
citation at Evansville this morn
ing, he echoed a sentiment long
felt by many Washington area
taxpayers:
1.-THE Federal Government
should pay its equitable share
OF the costs of operating local
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2744 N. Wyoming street, Airing
ton, owner and builder: S dwell
ings on Great Falls road, in
Gold Leaf Terrace; to cost 3 at
$4,000 each, l at SIS 900; archi-
tect. Vincent A. Mancano.
Holm Hills, owner and build
er. 1928 Fort Hunt road, Alex
andria; 4 dwellings on Rebecca
drive, Holm Hills, to cost l at
$4,000 and 3 at $4,000 each;
architect. Charles M. Goodman.
Milton G. Smith, owner and
builder. 1857 North Glebe road,
Arlington; 3 dwellings in Forest
Heights to cost / at $4,000 and
2 at $4,000 each; architect, Ed
ward M. Pitt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-25
Foirfox Authorizes Houses, Church Addition

Recent building permits issued
by Fairfax County included the
following:
Rose Hill Development Corp,
Route No. 6, Alexandria, Va,
owner; SO dwellings in Rose Hill
Farms at $675,0O0 ($13,50O
each); builder, Morell Construc-
ton Co.; architect, A. F. Muso-
limo.
Herbert DeBerry, 1908 s. Din
widdle street, Arlington, Va,
owner and builder;;< dwelling on
Old Mt. Vernon road opposite
Mt. Vernon Hills; to cost $14,-
900.
Vincent T. K. Stacey, owner,
Silver Spring; dwelling on
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Philip L. Benthall, jr.. owner
and builder. 1914 S. Taylor
street, Arlington; dwelling on
lot 822. Huddleston Terrace,
Lake Bancroft; to cost $4,000;
architect, Rudolph Carston.
Wykle & Kress, owner and
builder, TOT Olmi boulevard,
Alexandria,; dwelling on lot IS,
Belle Haven; to cost $4,000.
Donald c. Kanode, owner, 303
Arch drive, Falls Church; dwell
ing on Mill Greek drive, Mill
Creek Park; to cost $13,50O:
architect, c. w. Wood; builder.
Wilson M. Wood.
Roman Construction Co., Inc,
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giving him an opportunity to
see houses as they might be
at their summer best.
The Fall Festival Of Homes
exhibits were approved by a
committee of the Washington
Home Builders Association as
being representative of the
District areas home construc-
ton industry's production.
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Exhibits Run Gomut Of Styles, Types
AS Builders Emphasize Variety

and in many cases builders
have planted the grounds ex-
tensively.
Landscape architects have
been employed by some of the
builders. In addition to lawns,
shrubs and trees. the visitor
comes upon blooming flowers
along borders and walks in
the yards of exhibit homes.
Evening star., 1954-08-09
Nehru Tells Ceylon
He 0pposesC Colombo
Talks About SEAT0
By the Associated Press

NEW DELHI, India, Aug. g.
A government spokesman said
today Prime Minister Nehru has
notified Ceylon he opposes any
meeting of the Colombo pact
powers to discuss the proposed
Southeast Asian Treaty Organ
iZation.
The spokesman said Mr.. Nehru,
who already has rejected Brit
aims invitation to attend other
talks on the proposed defense
union against communism, has
notified Ceylon's Premier, Sir
John Kotelawela, that he sees
no reason why the Colombo
group should discuss SEATO.
Premier Kotelawela recently
summoned the. Colombo powers
-Ceylon. Burma, India. Pakis-
tan and Indonesia--to meet in
Rangoon the end of this month.
British Foreign Secretary An
thony Eden recently sought
another meeting of the Colombo
group and the other two Brit
ish Commonwealth members in
tereSted in the area---AuStralia
and New Zealand-in an attempt
to line up Asian support for the
proposed alliance.
India and Ceylon already have
refused Mr.. Eden's invitation
and Indonesia and Burma are
expected to follow suit.