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HOUSES UkFURklsHEp

COOL s bedrns. 2 bsths,
sep. din. I'm. On lot with shade
trees. Avail. before AUG. ]. Fairfax.
ya. SIPS. cR. 3-osse or CR. B.
Del Ray seetionV2-
bedroom brick house. bsmt.. front
sRs sRRss7 rear ward ss2 mo. oyi g.
EAST RIvERDALE-3-bedrm. brick.
semidet., near Balto.-Wash. Park
way. Ideal for children, available
Aug l. S110. AP. 7-44s2. 10
BEVERLY HILLS, va
q ROOMS, $3.50.
JACKSON 4-02O9 10
ARLINGTON
frame house: full
basement, fun din. rm., liv. rm.
with fireplace: 10 min. TO D. C.
Sl45-3-bedrm. brick rambler: ny.
rm. with fireplace. kitchen with
breakfast nook full bsmt-; car
si50-s-bedrm. brick rambler: ne.
rec. rm.. full bsmt.. eonv. loc.
REALTY. IA. 7-66o0
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ANACOSTIA-Det. shingle; 6 rms.
3 lge, bedrms.: gas h.-w.h.; comp.
storm windows, porch, deep lot:
$500 HART HASRrMAN REALTY. INC.
LU. 4-34OO, LU. 2-5976.
BOLLING-ANDREWS, Census area
-G1 approved. 3153 Westover DIR.
nm; rec. rm.; excel; cond.; drive
right caii Lu. 2.7i7s. 10
HTS. l blk. of Nichols
ave.-semidet. brick: 8 rms, lge.
bedrms.. full daylight bsmt;; gas
$ls''oo saS Sir ls453' HARTMAN I41 s-bS7s REaLTY'
full bsmt., tile bath, equipped kit;
Anchor fence: storm windows:
owner leaving city. Lo. 7-99G54.
HILLCREsT-Reduced $4,000 for
quick sale: practically new, has 2
Sedrn; Sedrms. and and bath bath on n snd d. tioor' @ gas
furnace h.-w.h.: all:elec., kit. with
garbage disposal, dishwasher. Laun.
dromat Near Alabama ave, ard
HHillerestr Hyas drive as7es Price slsgSU. e;sa.
MIAAE XATrEA AVE REAsT9E sISs' Nj Block Son5S q. Pa
at1.-Excei.. modern. ! rms. 2h
baths; vacant; move right in. E. W
ST. FRANCIS XAVIER PARlsH-
Prepare now for the new school
year. Brick. 3-bedrm. semidet.
home in excellent cond: attractive
financing. MR.. RICHARDSON, EN-.
S5Soss SyS With gith THos. L. PHILLIPS
2 BRICK HPTs.-Nr. Pa. ave. cor
ner, Ice. lot. next TO Post once, |
blk, Of stores. busline, etc. $3.50
to $1,000 cash. viii exchange.
OWNER, Ia, 9-7010. -10
44IO NICHOLS AyE.-:,-bedrm
semidet. brick; rec. rm.: gas heat;
$3.50 down. Immed poss. JOHN l..
SHELTON. Realtor. 10. 10000.
CONGRESS HEIGHTS
si!ss6sd s6S ',n satass ss, S6vn e. fam,sf N Ei
'0n'''1a WILMiNGToN PLACE
tion room; approved GI and FHA
S13,50O. Just placed on market.
UPSAL STREET
diEnified street; semidetaehed brick; !;
3 bedrooms: fenced yards.
JAMES CARROLL REAL ESTATE
10. 2-O4Ol LU. 2-1657 LU 4-5457
YOUR PRESENT HOME IN TRADE
FORT DAvIs-oNLY Sl2,s00
GROOM SEM1DET. BRICK
GI, NOTHING DOWN
Truly q bargain price for this beau
tiful modern 6-year-old home in
this wonderful convenient location.
Full basement. gas heat. Anchor
I4t
Cox, LU. 2-S136 or ST. 3-736S.
ATLAS REALTY CO. 10
FOR CONSERVATIVE BUYERS
152 18th st.. 2-Story brick; . apis.
finished bsmt., oil h.-w.h.. clean.
Facing South Capitol shopping CEN
ter 4-famjly. never vac; INV h.
excel. cond.; less than ~ times
annual rent. GEO. s. KING CO,
2110 Nichols ave. Sc. LU. 4-25o1.
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SUMMER, 1909 Brookway dr-4
bedrms., z baths, liv. rrn.. din. rm.,
kit. and den, side porch. full bsmt.,
gar; $3.50 per mo.
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SUMNER 2 bedrms
bath. lge. liv. rm. with fireplace,
dining area, GE-eQuipped kit. lge.
side screened porch, gear gar;
S175 per mo.
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WESLEY HEIGHTS

WESLEY HEIGHTS
Avail. now until Sept. /. 4 bedrms..
2 baths, lib. and lavatory, maids
rm. and bath: cool, lovely section.
Call Mrs. Carter, BOSS & PHELPS,
INC. Ma. $4,000: ewes. FE. 3-191S.
CATHOLIC UNIV. AREA
900 PERRY PLACE
3.bedrm.. 1-bath brick home; conv.
located for shopping. transp. and
schools; Sl27.50 per mo. For appt.
TO inspect, call BOSS d. PHELPS.
INC. MA. $4,000. B
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1887 LOWELL ST. bedrms /
bath. Mv. rm., din. rm.. Kit, side
porch, full bsmt.; nice lot: $3.50
per mo. Avail. immed.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY -15 mi.
t. sft p G charming chi raEG,sss country y.5r house
oil heat: unusual community;
beautiful trees. excel. transp.: pvt.
swimming avail. Gaithersburg 1924
sis ROOM COUNTRY HOUSE, near
Lanham, Md; electricity and hot
wate- WA, 7-5302 10
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S BEDRMS., 31a BATHS
GLOVER PARK

CORNER BRICK--S22.750
Ideally suited for large family. Owner
leaving town. liv. rm. with fireplace.
family si1sd e, din rm;; n.a;- large modsrn S..S!
on 2nd A.: 2 bedrms. and bath, .3rd
A.. recreation rm. with fireplace
and half bath, built-in garage. gas
h.w.-h.. alum. storm windows. Open
Sun. 2-7. Ewes. call Mr.. Giard. EN-.
3-3694.
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Houses Recommended

f1UUSCS 1t6CUIIIIIICIIUC
SPRING VALLEY, lockwood pkwy
Corner house; bedrms.. 5 baths
liv. rm.. din. rp,., kit. den. side
screened porch, 2-car garage, rec
rm.: avail. Aug. /: 1878 per mo.
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UNIVERSITY PARK,
immed. occupancy: 3-bedrm. brk..
LIST fir. powder rm. rec. rm.. conv.
location: S22,750. WO. 6-5274.
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CORNERS AREA. silver sprinF

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". II. 11O4S3A 444E41O
sos N. Capitol. Realtor Ma. S-5020
COLORED-5522 18th ST. NV
9-rm. 3-bath brick. full bsmt.
garage, REDUCED doto to SCI. sell; JOHN A;
condition. Vacant. Partly furn.
viii exchange. $1,000 or So, 900
cash. OWNER. IA. 9-7010. 10
COLORED-Sl3, 3,6OO-Modern semi
det., 6-rm. brick. Gar, bsmt., auto.
heat $500 down. Brightwood area.
WIENER, ST. 3-347S. 10
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.S WEST GROVE DRIVE, Belle Ha.
ven, Alexandria, Va, Sl65-2-story
brick: first-floor living room. dim
ing room. kitchen. and powder
rom: screened porch; second floor,
>c bedrooms and bath; full basement
with rec. room and lavatory. Fenced
patio in rear and large brick patio
Hunt road. left to Woodmont, right
2 blocks to West Grove drive. Cali
FRI EREpER1cK ! "; y; BERENs, SALES.
ARLINGTON, 'soUTH-s bedrms.
liy; rm. with firepl.. din. rm., kit.
full bsmt.; Ice. I'd: near schools.
shopoing; Is minis. to Pentagon:
$I35; ia; s:749l: .-12
bath liv; rm., kit, dinette, 2
ps porchss che fenced cnsS yard. KE. 7-1oss
NEAR e sGi fAiGs IilCSesi SHuRCH-rnr.. Is nice
bedrms., Ice. liv. rm., firepl and
bookshelves din. area. equip. Kit,
I'm, stairway to 2 lee. stor. rms, or
End A.; nr. school and shopping
center; avail. immed.' S125 per mo,
1855 ss faRabiAY rL. Me-, waking
distance new Providence Hospital
rms; immaculate; modern: S105
,1SsaySs m1SSs,hlys "a, e-ess5. 3 s..
dec; fenced-in yard; full bsmt.:
Se5 per mo. IA. 7-1053 after 3
81 VIRGINIA RENTAL HOMES Of
varying sizes prices. descriptions
and locations. Check our rental
list before deciding upon your next
home. JOSEPH W. sEAY COM
PANY Property Management Spe-
RaRE GhSEeh hkAMhRr yhR IE SEssiIs I;sSIso lave, con.
temporary, 4 bedrms., double maid's s
rm, 3 baths, ultra kit. Fenced and
iandscaped yard. ideal for enter
tanning. $500 OIL. 4-1492. IA
VA mos. old. 3-bed-
rms, full bsmt.. lge. liv. rm. w
firepl. spacious din. alcoye. nice
loc., congen. neighborhood: cony.
mod. shop: centr elem. sch: avail
SILVER sPRING-Modern bunea-
low; lge; liv. rm., 3 bedrooms, all
slec, KIT: util: Im. fenced yard;
NEE RGRRs snftN HfAy GSSE G9 JU- nT seHaa "a and
Whittier. SITS. n.w.-Lge. Nv. rm..
flrepl.. din. rm:. mod. fully equip
and bath on end A.: bsmt.:- Ice.
"a; pgaTsss cn5 sgpi sus; Sc;. s146'
1901 C ST. N.E.-Dupiex.. 8 large
rms, bath and inclosed porch
Ssso auto, est; sos.eo. RA g.
V'So'
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FORT DAVIS-ONLY Sl2,SO0
6-ROOM SEMIDET. BRICK

FOR CONSERVATIVE BUYERS
152 18th st.. 2-Story brick; . apis.
finished bsmt., oil h.-w.h.. clean.
Facing South Capitol shopping CEN
ter 4-famtly. never vac: INV h.
excel. cond.; less than 712 times
annual rent. GEO. s. KING CO,
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-09

Panama City, founded in 1519, is the oldest permanent European settlement on the mainland of the American continent.
The Nome nugget., 1955-09-09
.Anti-Creck Riots
 In Turkey Threat To NATO Itself

PARIS, R-Turkey assured the North Atlantic Treaty Organiza- ton Thursday that all possible measures are being taken to pre- vent recurrence of anti Greek rioting.
 This came as reports from Ath- ems said Greece was cancelling participation in NATO maneu- vers as a result of anti Greek violence which erupted in the Turkish cities of Istanbul and Iz- mir Tuesday night.
 With relations between the two NATO nations at their lowest point in years because of differ ences over Cyprus, NATO Secre- tary General Lord Ismay sum- moned the NATO Council into special session to discuss the grave situation arising out of the riots.
 Not only were Western off calls concerned with the situation in NATO itself but the future of the relatively recent Greece Yugoslavia Turkish accord ap- peared in doubt
 Turkey, Greece and Britain all took measures to prevent further violence in the eastern Mediter- ranean.
 The Turks reimposed martial law-after lifting it for l2 hours -on Istanbul and Izmir. Reports from Istanbul reckoned the toll in the rioting Tuesday night in the two cities at 300 persons in- jured and damage to Creek owned property running to mil lions of dollars. The Turkish gov ernment promised speedy com pensation.
 Seeking to prevent reprisals, the Greek government rushed troop endorsements to cities and sectors of Greece having large Turkish minorities.
 Britain strengthened her naval patrol blockading the Cyprus coastline. Their object is to stop the smuggling of arms from the European mainland to terrorists on the island.
Evening star., 1955-03-20
GoIIaudet College Neors Long Overdue Foce-Lifting
AS Congress Acts to Provide Two New Buildings

one in the girls dorm is open to
men only.
Even classroom space is short.
Four former faculty homes house
overflow classes, and the faculty
members must live off campus.
Four other classes meet in a one
time farmhouse.
1t is these drawbacks which
Gallaudet's president. DR.. Leon
ard H. Elstad, hopes to remedy.
The first phase of the develop
ment program includes the new
library. gymnasium and girls
dormitory. The old dorm will not
be supplanted, but 1t will no
longer be so crowded. In the new
building, there will be only two
girls to a room.
The second phase of the pro-
posed rebuilding includes a new
mems dormitory. a modern
kitchen and dining hall building
which also will have meeting
rooms for campus social organi-
cations. and a new laboratory
and general classroom building.
New Clinic Proposed
Later. DIR. Elstad hopes to build
greenhouses. new athletic fields
and stands, new cottages for the
Kendall School. buildings for a
preparatory school, new audi
torium, a new infirmar'y and a
hearing clinic. The clinic, he
proposes, would be available to
the general public.
Gallaudet's new buildings will
form a new quadrangle back of
the present College Hall and
Fowler Hall.
DR.. Elstad also would like to
seek a Government loan to build
some faculty homes, for he feels
more faculty members should be
on hand all the time to give
closer supervision to student ac-
| tivitieS.
Gallaudet's president hopes all
this can be accomplished without
much more delay "a hope the
colleges students. alb of whom
pay some of their $500 tuition
and some of whom pay all,
doubtless share.
The program is important not
merely for the sake Of the stu
dents and institutions self re-
spect. Gallaudet has always been
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beds. The two main floors Of the
dormitory have one shower and
two tubs apiece-obviously in
adequate, according to Mrs. Anna
Mai Smith. assistant to the dean
of women.
The mems dormitory, around
80 years old, offers even less.
Many men students sleep in
double-decker hunks. Furniture
is old and shabby.
There are toilet facilities on
each floor, but the only showers
are in the basement. next to
cramped sports locker rooms.
The dormitory's reading room
is no larger than the girls room.
and even more sparsely furn-
ished. The room recently was
redecorated by the students
themselves.
Thirty-eight men students re-
Gently moved into a recondi-
toned former faculty residence.
but the main dormitory still is
overcrowded.
The colleges library, which
has $4,000 books. hasn't space,
according to officials, to cram
in another one. 1t boasts three
small reading rooms and II
small tables. with seats for a
total of SO students.
Dining and kitchen facilities
also are antiquated.
The college gymnasium, a
Evening star., 1955-03-20
Blood Gifts of41 Men
AT Boiling Save Life
OF Cardiac Patient

The life Of a 60-year-old car
diac patient was saved last week
by Al enlisted men and officers
of Boiling Air Force Base who
contributed the necessary O.
negative blood.
All but 10 pints Of the IL
were used during the operation
at Johns Hopkins University
Hospital last Monday. Three
more transfusions were admin
istered the next day. Since
the patient is still in critical
condition more blood may be
required. a hospital official said.
The weekly report yesterday
by the Red Cross Washington
Regional Blood Center also
stated that the center rushed
Is pints Of B-positive blood to
the University of Virginia Hos
pital at Charlottesville for a
52-year-old woman who required
emergency surgery Tor cancer.
During the past week. the CEN
ter distributed a total Of 1859
pints of blood in the District and
the communities covered by the
bloodmobile in Maryland. Vir-
ginia and West Virginia.
The bloodmobile schedule this
week:
Observation-Disclosures Air Force Base,
Building T-3-79, $3.50 am 80 pm;
Recreation Building, Anacostia Naval Re-
ceiving Station,
Tuesday-Mairi Navy. Constitution ave.
nue.. Room o54l $50 M .-3:30 pm.
Wednesday-Pentagon. Room "A $50;
Recreation Building, Anacostia Naval Re-
ceivtng Station.
Thursday-BollinR Air Force Base
Service Club: Building No. 40, Naval Re-
search Laboratory. Overlook boulevard
S.W, 2 a.m,-3 pm.
Friday-Buildlng No. 40. Naval Re-
search Laboratory. Overlook boulevard
S.W., Q a.m.-:} pm.
Evening star., 1955-03-20
Funds for GaIIaudet,
Other D. {. Projects
Up for House Vote
By Harold B. Rogers

Funds to begin program Tor
strengthening Gallaudet College
here will come before the House
for action tomorrow.
Carried in the appropriation
bill for the Departments Of
Labor and Health, Education
and Welfare, $2.225, 900 for two
Gallaudet College buildings, and
money for salaries and expenses
Increased up to $3.50. 900. were
recommended by the House Ap-
preparations Committee.
Move For Accreditati0n
The strengthening program
was proposed, the committee told
the House in its report. to help
the institution for education Of
the deaf to get accreditation
from the Middle State Associa-
ton of Secondary Schools and
Colleges.
Several other funds for insti-
tutions and agencies here also
will be called up for action when
the measure is acted on by the
House.
They include $2,130.600 for
construction projects at Howard
University; So, $50, 1000 for salaries
and expenses at Freedmen's Hos
pital: S2.510.O00 for salaries and
expenses at st. Elizabeth's Hos
pital and $269,000 to complete
plans for the maximum security
building there.
Also in the bill is a $1,000 Fed
eral contribution for the Inter-
state Commission on the Po-
tomac River Basin.
The House District Committee
expects to meet sometime this
week to act on two local bills.
Authorizes Increase
One of these has been amended
to authorize an increase of $5,-
600 a year to each Of the judges
of Municipal Court, the Munich
pal Court of Appeals. and the
District Tax Court. The full COM
mittee has yet to act on a pend
ing motion to include the Judge
Of Juvenile Court in the group
for the pay increase. and to vote
on final approval of the bill.
Also ready for action by the
full committee is a measure ap-
proved by the Morrison subcom-
mittee. for a civic auditorium
here. including a fine arts center
The bill would set up a commits
sion of 81 members to make
plans. select a site, and make
recommendations for construc-
ton of the proposed project,
Evening star., 1955-03-20
Man Hurt When Gears
OF Idlinq Auto Slip

Montgomery County Police
yesterday reported a man suf-
fered broken legs when he was
crushed between the front
bumper Of an automobile and
the wall of a Bethesda garage.
Harry C.. Walker. 43, of 1922
Crestwood road, Kensington, was
admitted to Suburban Hospital
with two fractures in his left leg
and one in the right. Police said
Mr.. Walker was injured when
the automatic gears of an idling
auto slipped and the car lurched
forward.
Evening star., 1955-03-20
$50 Million Program
Expected to Result
In Accreditution
BY lomes 6. Deone

The Nations only college for
the deaf may soon be launched
on a long-awaited face-lifting
which eventually will give 1t one
of Washington's most attractive
campuses.
Congress last week took the
first step toward bringing up to
date 91-year-old Gallaudet Col
lege, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS in
stitution at Florida avenue and
Seventh street NE.
This step was approval by the
House Appropriations Commit
tee. on Friday, of a $2.225, 900 ap-
preparation for two new buildings
for the college.
Girls Dorm Included
The two buildings girls
dormitory and a combined gym
nasium, heating plant, laundry
and shop structure-if finally au-
thorized by Congress will be Gal
laudet's first major new build
ings in 81 years.
The projects represent the first
phase of a development program
under which the college is ex-
pected to grow by $8.6 million in
new buildings within the next
few years, with a corresponding
growth in students and faculty,
Gallaudet, which was founded
by Congress in 1864 and pos
sesses a charter signed by Abra-
ham Lincoln, has been turning
down applicants for years be-
cause of inadequate space. Cur
rently, there is not enough room
for two-thirds of those who ap-
ply.
Even for the $50 students now
enrolled, who come from 43
States and a number of foreign
countries. the present college
buildings are inadequate.
Gallaudet has a 97-acre cam
pus. on which are also several
buildings housing the Kendall
| School, a training center for
teachers for the deaf. Kendall
has an enrolment of around 100
youngsters with whom the
teacher-trainees work.
Waiting For Use
/ Much Of the campus until quite
recently was farmed. and most
of it now is .grass-covered and
waiting for use.
In the girls dormitory, built
in 1918 and newest of the pres
ent buildings, students live three
to room where there should
be one or two. There are made
| quate closets, and in some cases
there is barely standing space
between beds.
Orange crates are piled one or
another, most of them covered
with oilcloth, to provide shell
space. Desk space is cramped.
The dormitory's sole genera
provision for reading. recreation
and entertaining men students i,
supplied by a room no bigger
than two moderate sized livine
rooms, furnished to seat only ID
For 130 girls, the dormitory
has an infirmary with only two
Evening star., 1955-03-20

denied academic accreditation
because of its physical needs.
The building program coupled
with enlargement of the faculty,
DR.. Elstad told Congress mem
bers recently, would probably
correct this situation, too.
I'VE celebrate our Tooth ami
versary in 1864, and we hope by
then the whole plant will be COM
plete," DR.. Elstad declared.
Congress, which pays rs per
cent of the colleges expenses,
took the belated first step last
week.
Evening star., 1955-03-20
Stan Photo.

room about 50 by 10 feet. is too
small for q basketball game. Last
summer q hay barn was convert
ed to makeshift substitute, but
basketball cannot be played there
either. The gymnasium's old
swimming pool long ago was con-
demned and filled in, and a tiny
Evening star., 1955-06-14
FHos. j. OWEN . SON; Auctionesi
Trustees Sale Of Valuable ROW
BRICK DWELLING Being, W, hNMTTMM htNNTTMFs

TEHstsiS 5RIcS D%SELrSo We Il ssiSo ssiSss'k 'kNe&N
a. AAlSaIEETl EAEYHH55ERsF YHH55RsFH2asr. 2as CHARMING
BY virtue Of . certain deed OF trnst
duly recorded, In Liber No; l0Oo4r
Folio 4O7 ct seq, OF the isno
records Of the District OF Coiumbia.
and at the request Of hsr,!ansS tns pnssS
trustees viii sell ct public auction
DAY, 81 THE rWENTY-FoURTH DAY
or JUNE, AID. 1855, AT TWO
THrRTY O'CLOCK PIN, the fol-
loWing described land and premises
situate in the District Of Columbia,
and designated as and being Lot
35 In Square 1853 in Shapiros SUB,
division Of parts Of Lots !. 2 and
3 and alley close In SAID square
and Of Block 8; "EdseTSSSsSsS: r SSsss. 81 Is Rss tss
lumbia in Liber 73 Ct folio IL.
Terms: Sold subject TO q prior Guild
ing association) deed Of trust for
psrticuiars Of which win be an
nounced ct time of sale: the pur-
chase price above said trust TO be
paid in cash. A deposit OF S6O0.O 90
required Conveyancing, .recording'
ETC., at purchasers cost. Ao1ust-
ments made as q DATE & OF ,.t,,tr sac;
thirty days, otherwise deposit for
feited and the property may be
advertised and resold at the dis
cretion of the trustees:
JOSEPH J. ARQoNIs'
JACK T. eToVER,
h14. 4.18.I8,2l.2 Trustees.
Evening star., 1955-06-14
PERSONAL

HAVE VACANCY for 2 bed patients
In newly opened nursing home; al
new equipment; M,hr; nursing
moHNF nv WILSON, iSSe; a RosFTTHL siFsHhE pur.-
ing service; professional care and
tasty food; non-alcoholic. 230l CAL
vert ct. NV. co. 5-2226. Q am.
MIMEoGRArHNG, 500 comics, ss.75
incl. typ. Of stem. EXCH. SERV. CO.
i74o x ST. n'w' RIM. 49, ST. sIsrse' "a.
HAlR TINrING Is OUR BUSINESS.
2S-yIs. exper.. Roux or Clairol.
SskScH sseS fGHRl sHaYW Waz szoFp. '$ssaf iSss
st. NV. AID. 4-9674. III
Jobs open TO mature women tup to
$50 Simple training in your spare
time. Excel. pay. ST. 3-3671.
EDITING, manuscript tipping; coll.
grad, social sciences; thoroughly
experienced. Write 3a5-K. star.
WEDDING announcements. invita-
ADAMS ADAMS PRfNiT1iNae Co, dSNEhh 5os 1ith
st. NV. DI. I7-1434. nights or
phone orders. IA. 6-S246. 1Ss
ATTENTION. home freezer owners
Meats. frozen foods, ice cream.
at wholesale prices. Cut and
wrapped your Specifications. PEO-
PILES FOODS, WO. 6-4101. Ia
LADY owning cottage at Epping For
est, Nd. desires lady companion
with. auto. to spend summer at
beach. Call IA. 1880. LA
A HOME away from home for re-
tired men and women; excel. food
TO your taste. Elevator. telephone
In rm.. beautiful patio; reas. rates.
2139 r st. NV. HO. 2-7600 30
FORMS 81. Q s. job applications
prepared and typed. personal coun.
st. NV. Room 4S. sT. 3-6is6. is
BALLROOM DANCE CLASS, 81 hour.
Tuesday evenings. SARA RoVNER.
CO. 5-2125.
PERMANENT SIS. shampoo and finger
wave, 76e. WARFLYNN BEAUTY
COLLEGE. 1910 @ st. NV.
Evening star., 1955-06-14
AUCTION SALES
ADAM A. WKsCHLER q SON,
Auetioneers- Appraisers

Trustees' sale Of TWo-sToRY ROW
sEIcK DwEILNa. y No. 2a ADAMS
By virtue OF a deed Of trust recorded
In Liher. l009l, folio 800. ct Sea-,
one Of the land records Of the Dis
guest 9f party secured thereby. the
undersigned trustees will offer for
sale BY public auction. in front Of
premises, on FRIDAY, THE SEVEN.
THREE O'CLOCK PM. the follow
ing-described property in the Dis
s srics Of Columbia. 70 VI: Lot num-
Paul ana John ). AiSrisht.s s0isRn SUBJ
division In Block numbered eighteen
(1eD in .Dobbins' Addition to the
City: Of WASHINGTON. as per plat
Of first mentioned subdivision re-
corded In Liber % at folio l31 in
tae once Of the Surveyor for the
numbered eighteen (lS) nov known
for purposes OF assessment and tax.
alton as Square numbered thirty
one hundred tWenty-four t3124),
Sub3ect to the covenants Of record.
TEkGS OF SALE: Property will be
sold subject to the balance Of 0
S7,220.Ss as IS Of The " first day day Of Il
month on the 6rst day Of each
and every month. Said payment In
cludes interest at six 81 per cent
per annum, Balance cash. A deposit
Of $4,000 required of purchaser
ct sale. Examination of title, con.
veyancing. recording, revenue
stamps and notarisl fees ct cost Of
purchaser. Terms to be complied
with within 80 days from. day Of
sale. otherwise trustees reserve the
right TO resell property at risk and
cost Of defaulting purchaser. after
B days advertisement Of such resale
IN some newspaper published In
Washington, d. c. Or deposit may
be forfeited. or without forfeiting
deposit trustees may avail them
selves Of any legal or equitable
rights against defaulting purchaser.
HOWARD BERNSTEIN.
THOMAS HUNT,
MILTON NJ. BURKE, Attorney for
Party Secured, Suite 205, Denrike
Building. Washington, d. c,
je.S.11.14 16
THOS. ]. OWEN . SON, AuetioneefS.
I'LL Z 81. NV.