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Evening star., 1955-10-26
z I aiken in Ruid
|Foce Addict | ests

Two young men arrested In
10 narcotic raid on October IS
yesterday we're ordered examined
lat District General Hospital 10
determine whether they are ad-
ldicts.
The examinations were ordered
Iby Judge Edward A. Tamrn Of
District Court. acting under the
Districts Drug Users Act.
Both men. one a. and the
other a.. denied they are ad-
diets now. Neither was charged
with q narcotic Law violation,
hut . detective testified he found
needle marks, such as found on
drug users. on each mans arms.
The older man testified he had
been an addict once but had
been cured. The younger man
admitted he was treated at Dis
|trict General Hospital here last
month for use OF D narcotic.
II IL is determined the men
are now addicts, they can be
ordered committed to an insti-
tuition for treatment until cured.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
British SheIye Proposal
D Widen Chino rode

GENEVA. Oct. z6 lF1 Britain
ives reported today to have
shelved the idea of seeking early
relaxation Of allied trade bars
on Red China.
Western diplomats gave word
OF the British position after .
round of confidential BTitish-
American talks on the subject.
The Americans were said TO have
argued that the allied restric-
tions should be modified only In
return for concessions which the
Peiping regime could make on
sorne wider political issues under
discussion here.
Red China long has demanded
that the western powers and
their friends end all trade bars.
These restrictions were imposed
after the United Nations ID 1881
branded the Feiping regime an
|aggressor for It's part In the Ko-
|rean war. American and Red
Chinese Ambassadors In conter-
|ence here are expected in the
next week or two TO consider the
trade issue, a
Evening star., 1955-10-26

The lnformantS eznphas sized
that Prime Minister Edensx gov-
eminent never had Ia mind cone
plete cancellation Of controls
ON goodst 20 the Chinese Reds.
The British had in mind
rather that the allies should
treat red China the same as
countries of the Soviet orbit.
Right now about 400 export
items ranging from war;
potential goods to raw materials
are barred to Red China by
the Allied powers. The control
list of goods that applies 10 So
Wet bloc countries contains 264
items Its Of which are totally
banned. 26 Of which are under
quantitative control and IS Of
which are watched 10 insure
against stockpiling.
Britain apparently takes the
view that this control system
run BY q 15-nation group IN
Paris-is outdated. There Is
nothing to stop Russia from
buying some items which are
available to her and reselling
them to Peiping.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
|U.N Approves Voluntary Plon
For Repotriotino Refugees

IN pushing the resolution, Jacob
lBlaustein, Baltimore financier.
Iassailed what he called Soviet
attempts to persuade anti -Coin-
Imunist political refugees to 90
home.
Soviet Delegate r. X. Matulis
|retOrted that bis government
subscribed fully to the idea Of
voluntary repatriation. but added
that the Russians felt the U. NJ.
high commissioner had q duty to
make some attempt to facilitate
Repatriation OF refugees ut the
earliest possible date.
Polands Konstanty Luhienski
said that certain circles who op-
|pose repatriation, were keeping
THE true facts from displaced per-
sons and makins them afraid to
leo home.
The commissioners report.
shows that . quarter million
refugees III Europe still remain
without permanent homes.
Evening star., 1955-10-26

UNITED NATIONS. N. r, Oct.
las lP] The q. N.sAssemhiy yes
|tsrday approved 4 United States
hacked resolution for voluntary
repatriation OF refugees. II acted
after hearing Soviet bloc de.
|mands that the y. N. take q more
active role In sending these per-
sons home.
The resolution passed As-0,
with the Soviet bloc and b scat
|tering Of Arab and Asian nations
IahStaininR.
Evening star., 1955-10-26
Silver Spring mon saves $ooL5s!
don't believe there IS q
better Hospital PIon anywhere
thun Group Hospitulizution, nc!
suys Elmer n. Dudley, Employees
ciHord Ice Cream Compony

An unexpected illness brought hospital and doctor bills
totang $91305 for Elmer NJ. Dudley of Silver Spring
Maryland. Mr. Dudley would have been hard pressed to
meet these bills But his Joint Blue CrossBue Shield
protection covered all but $11.5O.
Mr.. Dudley says, Il would recommend Blue Cross
Blue Shield to dnvonel They really give you al they.
promise. don't believe there's better hospital plan
dDyabrer'
Unexpected illness or injury could strike yon or someone
in yor family In fact the chance Is one in three that u
within IL monthsl
Wouldn't you be much safer and better of-wth the same
protection for your family that Mr.. Dudley has?
Blue Cross will usually cover al Or major portion If the hl
at participating hospitals And Blue Shield helps to pay doctor
bills for surgery and maternity care Find out today how you
get economical Blue CrossBlue Shield protection Ca
Republic 76000 Or write Blue Cross Blue Shield Trans-
oortation Bldg. Dept IT'S, Washington 8, D. G.
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said that a meeting Of the spon-
sors will be held once the report
rolls off the press. It was au-
thorized early in 1853 by the
Montgomery County Council.
the Prince Georges Commission
and the planning agency.
Herbert w. Reichelt, q Prince
Georges County commissioner,
says the report will have con-
tinuing value to the counties.
1T is prepared in such q way"
he noted. that statistics can be
kept current with small addi-
tional expense every few years. "
He said he will propose that
machinery be set up to keep the
report up to date.
1.-The survey showed a sur
prisingly great potential for
Prince Georges County. There's
plenty Of room for expansion in
the county and I hope that the
Hoyt survey can be used as a
budapest for an orderly devel-
opment program" Mr.. Reiche.!
said.
Robert Snure, Montgomery
County Councilman also ex-
pressed hope that the survey
will be put to maximum use by
county officials.
A private planning consultant,
Fred w. Tuemmler. Of Hyatts-
vile, predicted that an impor-
tant role of the report will be
the discouraging of premature
subdivisions and a broader allo-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-30
Key Facts on Maryland Areas
To Be Issued in Book Form

A valuable guide for the future
economic development of subur-
ban Maryland soon will be avail
able for the use of residents of
Montgomery and Prince Georges
counties.
The Economic Survey of the
two counties by DR.. Homer Hoyt
is being published in book form
and will be available early in
May, county officials have re-
ported.
The 200-page document, put
together at a cost of $4,000 by
DR.. Hoyt. Chicago land econo-
mist, will feature a host of up
to-date charts detailing the key
economic facts about the area.
Sidney M. Oliver, vice chair
man of the Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission, who headed a commit
tee Of three officials guiding pub
LEGATION of the survey, hailed the
work as Invaluable"
| DR.. Hoyt blueprinted courses
OF acton for the county govern
ments to follow in commercial
and industrial development. and
in planning future assessment
and fiscal policies.
Generally, he painted a bright
financial future for the counties,
but suggested that business
growth should keep pace with
the tremendous population
growth.
Mr.. Oliver said he already has
received many requests for
copies of the report. which will
sell for $3.50. Since this is the
first time such a survey has been
made, business firms and real
esate men are eager to use the
facts as an index of county re-
sources" ne said.
So far, no official use has been
made of the report. Mr.. Oliver
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Gutter Inspections
And Cleaning Advised

Periodic maintenance will pro-
long the life of roof cutters, the
Housing and Home Finance
Agency says in a research report.
Inspect the cutters twice a
year and remove all leaves and
accumulated debris. the report
recommends. Also, make minor
needed repairs early.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-30

cation of land to commercial and
industrial use.
From now on. the report will
be consulted in the establish
ment Of proposed coming regula-
tons and In any changes in ifs
cal policies. he believes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-30
Purchase Price Limited

The purchase price of home
to be bought with a Gil home
loan cannot exceed the reason
able value determined by the
Veterans Administration. Any
side payment made by a veter-
an to evade this requirement Oh
the law is illegal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-28
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ADELPHl-,S12.750. Adorable 3-bed-
down pymt. and assume SS5 per mo.
E pymt;; incl. taxes, Call HE. 4-64O0
CHILLgM-e.rm. g bedrms.l Dutch
6smt: fenced lot; ideal 1 location on.
walking distance Of public and pa
rochial schools, transp. and shop
ping. Price, S15.250, Other listings
in ideal locations at attrac. prices
and terms: A. H sEIDENsPINNER,
Realtor. WA. 7-l0I0 or HA. 2-3s62
UHILLUM TERRACE tst. Johns Par
iSh)-Lge., 4-bedrm., brick Cape
Cod, 3 yrs. old; flrepl.; bsmt.; porch;
fenced yd.: CT approved JOHN H
c IGahSso MRA 10 TlSeS9, Colo.
washer; OF approved. nothing down.
$3.50 per mo. JOHN H. JOHNSON.
LxsscLE i1p'q FIX. -sls.sso. OF So sp.
proved; mod mo- ~, 4-yr :;sI. BRICK RAM
T. PECK. HE. 4.s46 HU"n' ho'h
Cod: liv. rm., frepl.. 2 unfinished
rms. up; shady lot: mr.. stores. bus.
=. H ROGERS, I'm. 4-O4s3. APP
LEWissDiiALE-Mod. a-bedrm. Brick
rambler; 23-ft. iiv. rm. and dining
area, firepl., rec. rm.; priced $16,-
500 for quick sale. Call HE. 4-64O0,
HUGH T.. PECK.
LEWISDALE-De luxe. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler, bsmt,. 2 flreplaces: rec.
Louise Completely air cond. with j.
ton Chrysler unit; breezeway. ga
rage telectrontc operated door,; cor
ner lot; only $4,000. JOHN II.
JOHNSON, WA. 7-5O60. 80
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HOUSES TO BUILD
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.

RADIANT VALLEY. Md. conv. to
new parkway-Ready. for occupancy,
Kitchen equipped with auto dish
washer and washing machine: pull
down stairs to attic; gas heat: storm
SPINNER. Reaitor. '' WA. 7.1oI6 or
HA. 2-3S62. rs
SEABR0OK. ACREs-New 3-bedrm.
brick rambler. full bsmt., all cleo.
kit. and dinette comb. Natural wood
cabinets. Plastered walls. Large
wooded lot. S14;450 with Sl.5o0
down; May consi6er efier With 5,, sub
WA 7-0461 till o, -2S
65O7 Goth AVE-. Green Meadows
bedrms.; ige. lot; vacant; $500
$1,000 cash; might rent; will ex-
change; cow. loo. OWNER, IA.
COY esSiO BUNGALOW. .ull bsmt.. mt .
incl ;nciosed porehes; z bedrms.' gas
1918 10th pl;, Cottage City, Md.
ssii i FIELD ST. Seat Pleasant
Lovely Diet. home. consisting Of 8
oil h.%h PCT 81 pT FSasfn s13.956 T.
S:36a3; WnLoUdHBY REAL Es-
N 6SFE 81 ArrENrroN-Her,
is your home. only $1,000 down,
payments less-than rent. Giving you
the comforts, convenience, privacy
and security OF home. Brand-new,
3-bedrm., 1h2-bath brick. located
Just off Ager I'd. in Lyons Manor.
West Hyatts.. close to all conv.; just
IL avail; model home open daily at
any time. Call JU. 9-6440 for fur
ther details. WOODSIDE REALTY
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HOUSES sALE-MD. Cont

BRICK RAMBLER-Most attractive
2-bedroom home, featuring living
room, dining room, electric kitchen
with dishwasher and disposal; beau
tiful lot adjacent TO park; close, to
sa snd w N5ca c aSsP'ati i rrifs
Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Md.
Lo. 4-72OO till 9:30 pm.
$3.50 Dr.. CT. non-GI; 3 bedrms..
semidet. home. nv. rm., sep. din. rrn.,
equip. kit; full bsmt.i outside entr; !:
sStS hasIopERRs s SEAL eSRS
N rs%bsg Dswy dec sesd and e6 STlsf
fun. Mod Mnosderate dn. pymt. oW WIN
$500 On. GI or non-GI-vac,; move
in with deposit. 2-bedrm. bunga !;
equip, kit. full bsmt.. lge. Anchor-
FOR THE YOUNG COUPLE.A small
down payment is required to pur-
chase this delightful 2-bedroom
home with pleasant living room.
big kitchen and bath. Assume $1,000
~ lean Price PRICE $!O cSs,. .v WoS ,l
yer sprins. Nd. 10. 4-72O0 till $3.50.
1-ACRE ESTATE - Beautifully stu
htCu Aul u1hOA AAhN VtOW "a AVAAAe
countryside and lust 10 Minis. from
Silver Spring-Practically new; j.
bedrm., 1h-bath 75-ft. rambler.
featuring reception hall, 26-ft. liv.
rm. with fireplace and picture win
dow, sep. din. rm., very lge. kit,
auto. laundry equip, screened porch.
lear garage; radiant hot-water
heat; over so young fruit trees.
This is a wonderful offer at S27 $50,
Don't miss seeing 1t. WOOD COM
PANY., 1115S GEORGIA ave-, Silver
Spring, Md. LO. 4-7200 till $3.50.
S4iI GROVE ST., s. S.-3-bedrm,,
brick bungalow. with very large stor-
age attic. full bsmt.: lot 75x100.
PAUL P. STONE. Realtor, Alb But
ternut st. NV. tn. 2-1105.
OF APPROVED. S24, 300
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
Contemporary split-level: in new
house conditions; large living rm.,
separate din. rm., dishwasher, dis
posal, breakfast space in kitchen.
. bedrooms. bath, all on one level;
2 bedrms., bath on second level;
large basement with tile floor;
spacious, clean, bright rooms: 10Sc
TOWN & SUBURBAN, EN-. a-94Oo.
4S11 WISCONSIN AVE. NV.
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Fairlawn Village s.
bedrm brick: fully furn, S14. $50.
Unfurn. Sl3,950. Terms. JOHN L.
SHELTON. Realtor, 10. $4,000.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BAR AND, GRILL. downtown: est.
50 years. Atty. must sell to satisfy
chattle trust Long lease. low rent.
Responsible party can, take over
payments with small cash. Box lS-
RETAIL SEA FOOD BUSINESS =
Established 30 yrs; does over S5O.-
900 VIZ. Rent 81 month. This Is
very profitable store. Price. $4,000:
terms. W. E. THRIFT, excl, 141l
Pa. ave, NV. MA. S-9143. rs
NIGHT CLUB AND RESTAURANT
Seats over 200 good Sc. location;
does very profitable business: rent
$3.50 month. Price SIS. 900: terms
$4,000 cash down W. E. THRIFT,
axcl., l41l Pa. ave. NV, MA. S-g743.
--2S
TAvERN-Nearby Va. shopping CEN
ter; also near large Army post:
plenty parking space; seats 70; owner
Ill and too old to operate this place
Right person can clean UP here.
Price S17,500 on good terms. w. e.
THRIFT, excl, l411 Pa. ave. Nv,
REAL ESTATE ASSOCIATE for hot
virginia house opportunity: top To-
cation, attractive ONCE. Box 423-z.
saaoSE SHOP FOR sALE--shoes re-
paired New shoes. rooms behind
storc. 5 years lease. 1908 Strauss
aye, Ir'iar Head. Nd. 800
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HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

ANACOSTIA. FAirlawn Village - 8.
bedrm brick: fully furn. 1850
Unfurn. Sl3,950,. Terms. JOHN L
SHELTON. Realtor. 10. $4,000
.srd ST. s,rm. semidet. All convent.
ences. Excel. condition. very reas-
enable BY OWNER. 10. a-7234s;s
I48 d ST. S.E.-Attractive brick. {
roc, rooms and bath. daylight basement
shopping and transportation. Go
A iioGf / 10 MIN. TO oowNroWW Hs
Gracious living at moderate price
3 bedrms., Ia baths, rec. rm
Choice, lot in preferred locality
WAX 70 pen1a nsp aye b. bus C or sh Ss
Mr. oAsala, in r. s q apD' MAR Ar
SHALL J. wAPLE co, 1924 18th
st. NV, ~AD. 4-2005.
old BRICK, like brand
new viii CT. $13,750. Southern
ave. area-Comfortable, compac's
home. All improvements completed.
Nice level lot in rear. Fun bsmt: 3
4-7644. MARSHALL j. wAPIE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005.
1926 NAYLOR RID. Sc. Diet. brick.
2 families: 3 rms. and bath each
apt; gas h.-w.h.; good home and
income. Ii. 6-7043. WILLOUGHBY
REAL ESTATE CO.
;.7O9 BRANCH AVE. Sc. Hillcrest--
Diet. brick. rms. finished attic.
rec. rm., "a baths: garage: priced
below cost. Ii, 6-7O43, WILL
LOUGHBY REAL ESTATE co.
M PI.. AND MINNESOTA AVE.
GROOM SEMIDETACHED BRICK
Gil or non-GI. This home Is like neL
and has many extras, such as
screened front porch. fenced lot
cation. Close TO shops, schools and
transp. Cali Mrs. Cox, LU. 2-S13t
or ST. 3-7368. ATLAS REALTY co
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES Gent. }

MODERN EBAY SERVICE STATION
Leased by major oil company,
Camp SPRINGS area; large cement
driveway, neighborhood and highway
f rsad i sHee.nt UppcruSSs foS
RESTAURANT & BAR s.W., near wa
terfront. well known, estab. so Yrs +,
good bar trade doing $1,000 wkly
now. much more in summer with
outdoor garden open. owner Ill. sac
rifice S22.500. terms. BOB HOL-
LANDER tExCLUSIvE). l411 Pa.
CORNER RESTAURANT tbeer and
wine). seats us, rent S225. god
lease opens pm. daily, beautiful
equipment. sells l5 to 20 half kegs
Deer every week. low payroll. real
moneymaker. $1,000 cash dowr will
handle. balance monthly. BOB
HOLLANDER, l411 Pa. ave. NV,
Ma. S-9743 -2s
crossing over $500
wkly,- Sl7 900, terms. Ii. T-3l So
USED CAR BUS. for sale. due to
81 of1sP 1sas Io 5s sa$f 9u tns ss5.
wANTED-Dry cleaning route with
or without truck UN. 4-394S or
sE MA cI"i Station FOR LEAsESin
NE. Washington; commercial, tran
ST. and cab station. nothing to buy
from present dealer-start fresh.
This is an opportunity you can't
afford to pass up. Call RIA. 6-350o.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. repair shop,
fully equipped. CULMORE REALTY
CO JE. 4-6650. .
GROCERY STORE. doing over $500
a week. Beer. Nice apartment. Good
chance for partners. PROVIDENCE
MKT" las E st: Sc. Ii. 7-s1s4'
SERVICE STATION, long. favorable
lease; pumps between $4,000 and
10000 per month: large service and
accessory business. must have sub
stantial cash; excel. loc. in expand
ing community. on main highway.
FROZEN CusTARD MACH. miikshske
mach. soda fountain; used 4 mos.
Good terms. MR.. RUST, JE. 2-9664.
DRY CLEANING and laundry agency.
Average $3.50 week; rent $3.50.
$1,000 cash takes It, as owner has
other business. Good NV. location.
Evenings after s, RA. 3-412S or
call Sunday all day. IS
CORNER GEORGIA AVE. and Della
field pl. ,n.w;-Lge. cor. house;
LIST commercial. rms. e three-rm.
aptsD; baths; full bSmt.; oil
h.-wh HE 4-3500. Ewes, RA.
3-6476. W. W. LEWIS. 20
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HOUSES sALE-vA. tcens.i

$1,000 CASH AND PAYMENTS like
rent-King-size. 3-bedroom, 11a-bath
brick Colonial: 23.ft. liv. rm. with
fireplace, formal din. rm., garage
Best. N. Arlington location. Ex-
elusive with EDWARD r. BRIGGS,
REALTOR,. Lee hwy. at Glebe I'd.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

18th ST. NV, bOO5-Det. house and
garden; home privil.: for. or 2.
retired pref. TU. 2-63S2. rs
Observation-Disclosures will share
home with another man: all priv.
leRes. NO. 7-O625 after $3.50 pm
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ALEXANDRIA AREA
WILTON WOODS

Charming and unusual brick rambler:
"a acre overlooking the countryside;
built for comfort and gracious hv-
ing: entrance foyer accessible to
every room; liv,. rm. 14x20. Roman
brick firepl., picture window, dining
rm. 11x12, b.i. corner cabinets:
screened porch 14x26, bamboo avn
ings. modern Kelvinator, kitchen
12x12, garbage disposal. dishwasher,
elee. range, II Gu; 4; refgr;. exhaust
fan, Fluorescent lighting; 3 bedrms,
, full tile baths, master bedrm. lex
15lz with tiled shower bath, walk
in closets, 3 linen closets: full bsmt.
with "a bath: pine-paneled rec. I'm.
16x2S. with asphalt-tiled floor. cedar
lined storage closet, electric dryer,
auto. washer, copper plumbing, oil
h.-w.h.; Lear garage, concrete
patio, attic exhaust fan. Venetian
blinds and many other fine features
for the price Of S31 800. Down pay
ment $500.
BELL REALTY co.
COLONIAL BLDG, ALEX, Va;
KI. S-1S6S Q It'll O.
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HOME VALUES

1897 BOTH ST. NE. Liv. ,rm.. sep,
din. rm., 1 bedrms.. baths, full
bSmt., new home.
1911 MASS. AVE. Sc. . bedrms.. liv
rm., dinette, kit. bath, $50.
900 RoXBoRo pL. NV. 8 rms.
BATH, full bsmt.. gas h.w. h., SIS.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED--We
have fine tenants for homes in Be-
thesda. Silver Spring, Langley Park:
free appraisals; no delay For COM
piete rental service. phone us today.
PERRY HAY CO., JU. 5-6242. 20
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE
TRADE OR EXCHANGE

TRADE OR EXCHANGE
For large residence or investment
property in Washington, 54J acres
of land with L i/10-mile frontage
on main hwy. in Warrenton. Va,
hunt country; nicely fenced, all in
pasture: hay and grain crops; i'm
proved with : beautiful main houses,
3 tenant houses, barns and other
buildings; so minis. drive from Me-
mortal Bridge. Call Mr.. Harper or
Mr.. Dixon, ST. $1,000.
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO. 80
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TAKOMA PARK

NEAT COY BUNdALow
Comfortable 9 rms. bath. porch,
bsmt.. oil heat. Level lot. beauti-
fully cultivated. Priced right. good
3-13S3.
PRESS REALTY CORP. ST. 3-a31e
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Below Cost

This 2-bedrm. brick rambler with
conditioning plus de luxe kit. equip
ment. can be purchased for S13. $50.
G1 and $1,000 under cost
James C.. Conley & Co.
1923 Ga. Ave, JU. 9-4l34 til $3.50
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CoLoRED-1221 C ST. SEE rms;
cleo: $40.
gig E st. ne.-s rms, kits. bath {:
h.-wh S95.
S34 Baker st. n.e.--3 bedrms. liv.
rm., din rm.. kit, bath, stove and
refgr.: gas heat: S120.
THOMAS P BROWN, 615 4th st.
s.w MA S-6SG2. rs
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WILL BUILD
NO MONEY DOWN-GI
COME NOW!

Here's a 3-bedroom. full basement
brick rambler with a finished rec
reation room and expanSible attic
for the Gil approved price of only
Sl6.400. Fireplace and picture win
dow in living room, huge equipped
electric kitchen with dishwasher and
electric disposal, tiled bath, nice
lot. Only one year old and ready
for YOUR aDDrOVal- Univ mt today9
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HERE IT'S

BRICK AND NATURAL STONE
Only :. years old and clean as
pin this ATTRACTIVE rambler with
out a doubt" will head your inSpec-
ton list. Iop-notch features such as
20-tt. living room with fireplace
and picture window, full size din. ell,
oversize de luxe electric kitchen with
all the extras" 3 big bedrms.. with
generous closet space; rear screened
porch; level. wooded lot. It's all
right here and conveniently placed
on quiet. dead-end street. Just per-
feet for children. But BEST OF
ALL" it's only SlS.350 and VA says
OK, II you're a vet. like real quail
ity. GET RIISYI
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MASS. AVE. FOREST
White brick rambler overlooking acres
OF trees Has 5 bedrooms. = baths,
ground-lev basement, attached ga
rage. Must be seen to be appreci-
ated. Priced S27,950. Ewes. call Mr.
Davis, AID. 4-33S3.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT co. tREALTORSl
1850 Mass. Ave. NV. EN-. 2-4464
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WOODBRIDGE
Mr.. MONASTERY

Colored-Only $495 On.
Try This on for Size
Near 3rd and Bryant SITS. NE.
Small row prick 4 rms. and bath.
h,-w h.. built-in garage. full bSmt..
Al shape. Priced right.
James D. Neumann Prop, Inc.
927 18th ST. NV, Ma. s-2a2l
j
Colored-Det. Bungalow
Located in a delightfully."- suburban
atmosphere. yet close to transp. ano
shopping. Has 2 bedrms., bath LIST
floor with liv. rm., din. rm.. kitchen;
also = bedrms and bath upstairs.
Full bsmt.. Diet. garage. front porch;
vacant. ,Iewly decorated. All Nthis
for only S14.950 FIT FOR A KING:
Call Mr.. Kitchens. ATLAS REALTY
CO. ST. 5 73GS. Us
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r. A. HUMPHREYS

REALTORS MA. 5000
rs
COLORED-3394 AMEs ST. NE.
driver Terrace)-5 rms, bsmt.. oil
heat S95 mo. See. then call Ii. 4
1900 or 10 S-6094 30
COLORED-6O3 ACKER ST. NE
6 rms, bath. gas heat: SS4 mo
See. then call II. 4-7300 or 10 s.
COLORED-5-RM. BRICK; 3-pc.
bath; cleo. and water: SOS. 1921
Bird s.w. MA. S-7772: ewes, JU
9-7o29 rs
COLORED-8 RMS, . baths, . kitch-
ems, suitable for income 80 Rhode
Island aye: od ne. Call Elk $50 $50 !"
COLOREDDi9a. oUARLEs ST. NE.
5 rms . kits. bsmt.. gas h.-w.h..
Ice. ward; S110 mo. LII. 4-750S.