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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-26
Thomas L. Stokes

President Eisenhower is hav-
ing increasing difficulty as
next years political campaigns
draw closer in trying to pacify,
on one hand, the extreme right
wing of his own party and, at
the same time, to keep some
semblance of peace with Demo-
Gratis upon whom he must
rely in Congress.
His appeasement role is the
harder because the chief dis
turbing element in his party
is his administration leader,
Senator Knowland of Califor-
mia, and because the people to
be pleased in the Democratic
Party are the leaders who
manage Congress.
The latest episode involves
publication of the Yalta Con-
ference papers. After the fact,
the President expressed the
pious hope that they would
not be used for political pur-
poses. Previously, he had de-
plored Republican right wing
attacks on the Democratic
Party as "the party Of trea-
son" and calling the Roose-
welt Truman era twenty
years of treason.
The President is somewhat
in the position of Wallace r.
wins Japanese schoolboy who
cheerfully chirped after each
faux pas:
Excuse 1t. pleased"
For the right-wingers, and
some not exactly in that cate
gory-for example, Vice Pres
ident Nixon-go olithely ahead
with their own adopted
line Of attack, paying the Pres
ident no heed whatever until,
when Democrats again pro-
test, the President once more
comes up with his Sorry,
please"
So it has been with political
exploitation of the Yalta docu-
ments.
When they were leaked by
the State Department, it was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-26
Gruenther Says Air Defense
is NATO Forces Weak Link

missile battalions would be sent
to Europe. the general said that
there still was not a sufficient
number to fill the need in the
United States. But the subject.
he added, had not come up as
yet.
The problems of his COM
mand, the general added, was
the organization of ground
forces to fight an atomic war.
British, American and French
officers are working on the prob
lem, but are not likely to solve
it before the end of the year.
to say and a harder thing to
work out"
Reds ReOrganizing.
In reply to question as to
whether Russia also was revis-
ing the organization of its
ground forces, Gen. Gruenther
replied affirmatively but added
"the are moving ahead slowly,
too"
The general also:
l. Expressed the opinion that
the Soviet does not have super
sonic fighters in service. but he
was sure they are testing them.
2. Said the United States is
ahead of Russia in the electronics
field, but that Russia is turning
out more engineers than the
United States.
3. Said the Russian Army is
now coming out with new tanks
as old ones become obsolescent.
Gen. Gruenther will return to
Paris today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-26
Short-Term Hospitals
For Mentally III
Seen as Costs Soar

The mental hospital Of the
future, as well as the general
hospital. must be q short-term
hospital. DR.. Addison Duval, as
sistant superintendent of St.
Elizabeths, said yesterday.
otherwise. we can't stand the
expense" he told a closing ses-
sion of q three-day working con-
ference on rehabilitation Of the
mentally i'll.
Vocational Rehabilitation
: The conference, held at st.
ElizabethS. was sponsored jointly
by the ONCE of Vocational Re-
hapilitation. the National Insti-
tute of Mental Health, and st.
Elizabeths as part Of the effort
to increase services under an
expanded vocational rehabilita-
ton program passed by Congress
last year.
DR.. Duval said hospitals are
not the places where people are
cured. He said, Certainly our
mental hospitals ought to be
places. as are our general hos
pitfalls, where people only go for
short periods. Then We should
be using our non-hospital facil-
titles in the community to do the
big job.
Must Stop Flow
We've got to stop this flow
of patients into our public in
situations by preventive meas
ures and post-hospital measures,
rather than giving them hospi-
talization for long periods Of
time"
He cited statistics indicating
that nearly so per cent of pub
lie mental hospital patients have
been hoSpitalized for longer than
is years. and pointed out that
hospital building costs range
from $4,000 to $4,000 a bed.
We've got to change our
minds about making State hos
pitfalls a dumping place for peo-
pie who can't get along in the
community" he said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-26
Constontine Brown

The Soviet Union is busily
sending cancellations to Brit
ish industry these days-can-
cellations of millions of dollars
worth Of machinery and pro-
duction equipment ordered
only a year ago.
The relatively brief period
of the Malenkov policy Of
peaceful coexistence was
marked by cleaning promises
to the Russian people Of more
and better consumer goods.
AS a part Of this Soviet New
Look, British and other foreign
businessmen were invited to
Moscow for trade talks. many
of which resulted in lush or
ders for the machine tools of
peace.
Now all this has changed,
and the "Old Look" Of aus
terity and emphasis on heavy
industry, which is to say ar
maments. has returned to the
land of the steppes.
Continuing reports from re-
liable sources leave no doubt
that the Soviet Union is hav-
ing very serious troubles with
its economy, and this at a
time when the top leadership
in the Kremlin is divided in
the struggle for the mantle of
Stain.
The apparent victory Of Nj
kita Khrushchev over his
rivals for the leadership of
the Russian dictatorship is far
from consolidated. And if
there are not early and sub
stantial improvements in the
economy, particularly in the
supply ofN foodstuffs for the
workers of the cities and in
dustrlal centerS, further po-
htical repercussions are IN
evitable.
OF course. in the Soviet sys-
tenn, this cannot mean that a
popular protest movement
among Russia's millions will
bring a change of regime.
Such a development is impos-
sible in the repressive police
state, where a challenge to
the authorities is automatically
d conviction for treason. Close
students of the Russian stu
alton are almost unanimous in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-26
Fletcher KnebeI-
Potomac Fever

The Big -Four conference that they need
fellow make the decisions while the other three
are busy taking secret notes each other.
Here's the inside Republican campaign strategy
against Republicans will
Yata
Expected from Harry Truman you know
why that balcony Best place in the White House to
shoot squirrels"
Republican Representative has
made converting salt water to fresh If that fails
always get plenty Of water out of uranium stocks.
Florida to Washington to ask Govern
ment aid Tired of sponging on their relatives?
says England up Hong Kong British
soft It's of the few places where
English ncomprehensibly it is in England
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-26
transfer Of Rubber Plants
To Be Ended by April ~
By the Asseeiotsd Press

The Government announced
yesterday it will begin actual
transfer of its synthetic rubber
plants to private ownership on
April 81 and expects to complete
the job April %.
Congress earlier this week APP
proved plan developed over q
year and a half for the sale of
"A of the ~ Government plants
which cost $488, 584, 900.
The disposal commission,
headed by Holman D. Pettibone.
chairman Of the Chicago Title
e. Trust Co., reported to Con-
gress the sales would bring $685.
465.000 for the plants themselves,
plus an estimated S25. 100000 for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-26
Bryant Brief Charges
Bias by Judge Clark
/.
In Staying Trial

Eugene u. Bryant, sentenced
to be hanged for the staying Of
his Suitland tMd) high school
sweetheart last April told the
Maryland Court Of Appeals yes
terday he had been denied q fair
trial because the judge was con-
WINGED of his guilt before his
case was heard.
Judge James Clark. who
presided at the trial. died in
his sleep Thursday night at his
/ home in Ellicott City, the As
ISOLATED Press reported. He re-
tired from the bench on his
10th birthday last October)
The 2l-year-old. Hillside man
admitted he was sane under the
so-called McNaughton right
and wrong" test Of insanity. but
commended these standards are
obsolete and should be revised
to conform to tests Of modern
psychiatry.
Briefs containing these argu-
ments were fled for Bryant by
Attorney Howard A. Vogel Of
Washington.
Convicted Last July
Bryant was convicted by q
Howard County jury last July
of Staying 17-year-old Joan
Marie Ruzza of Capitol Heights,
Md. She was shot to death the
night of April 8 a few blocks
from her home at 813 Forty
ninth street. She had been shot
five times. The case was trans
ferred to Howard County from
Prince Georges County on the
grounds that widespread pub
licity precluded fair trial in
the nearby area.
Judge Clark was convinced OF
appellants guilt before he came
to trial." Mr.. Vogel contends.
ut is respectfully submitted"
the brief says, that from the
very inception Of the trial, an
antagonistic attitude was as
sumed by the trial court against
the defendant and his counsel
which continued to the very Bit
ter end of the trial"
He also claims, the court, by
its curtness, sarcastic comments,
gestures, grimaces, infection OF
voice and frequent insinuations
that the progress of the trial was
keeping the jurors from their
homes, created an atmosphere OF
resentment and bias against the
defendant that constituted pre-
judicial error"
Cites Durham Decision
While admitting sanity under
the rules followed by Maryland,
IsMr. Vogel cited the Durham de-
cision of the U. S. Court OF
Appeals for the District of Co.
lumbia last July as basis for
contention that the tests for
insanity should be modernized.
The Durham opinion broad
ened the tests Of criminal re-
sponsibility to provide that a
defendant could not be held re-
sponsible for crime if it was the
product of a mental disease or
mental defect.
Mr.. Vogel says the so-called
McNaughton rule has been
forcefully and repeatedly con-
demned by judges, criminologists
and psychiatrists." If the
Maryland standards were re-
vised to conform with tests of
modern psychiatry which are
now followed in many jurisdic-
lions, this appellant would be de-
clared criminally insane" Mr..
Vogels brief contends.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-26
RomuIo to Be Guest

HAVRE DE GRACE, MD,
Mar, 26 P.-Gen. Carlos p
Romulo, Philippines Ambassador
to the United States and former
president of the United Nations
General Assembly. yesterday &C
cepted an invitation to be guest
Of honor at Havre de Grace's
Fourth of July celebration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-26

miscellaneous equipment, inven-
tories and materials.
The "A plants to be transferred
to private hands are capable Of
producing 77s.6o0 tons Of syn
thetic rubber o year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-26

d if some Nike guided Paris today.
Evening star., 1955-07-27
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

ist COMMERCIAL LOT for rent,
135 It. on Benning I'd. at 44th st.
ne DAVID COOPER, 800 st.
NV. Ma. S-4359 or RIA. o. 10,
FOR SALE Business. consisting OF
tourist court. trailer park and res
taurant. located on Fairfax Circle:
IL cabins. % trailer spaces. FULLY
euuirped restaurant. Excellent
lease. Call owner. LINN. CIR; b.
MINIATURE GOLF COURsE-Easy
terms. Partners can't agree. Call
ia. 9-366b between 10 am. and
WALTER REED ARMY MEDICAL
CENTER EXCHANGE, No. 234, in
tends 70 have a concessionaire op-
crate the exchange beauty parlor
concession at Walter Reed Army
Medical Center. Prospective appli-
cants are. advised TO contact ".
Stewart at Exchange once, Build
ing NO. 13, RA. $1,000, Ext, 3416.
For information relating TO. the
applications requirements. and In
terviews for this concession writ
ten proposals must be received nc
later than 3 pm on she Sth Of
DRY CLEANING PLANT, synthetic
Old, satab. business, excel. loo. Cast
and carry; reas. pU. T-f29e. --3l
Evening star., 1955-07-27
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

UNIVERSITY PARK
Detached brick home. has 8 rooms
and 2 baths, recreation room, de-
tached sarage at rear Of l9O-ft.
JONES & CO., INC. Chevy Chase,
p. C. Wo. $4,000; after b, OIL
AMERICAN NERO UNIVERSITY PARK -
White brick Colonial: 8 bedrms., 2
essHe Clutches. 'odSspfs Shopping and transp.;
S26,500 with very good financing.
Mrs. Barker loL, 6-392s). THOMAS
L. PHILLIPS, WO. $1,000.
UNIVERSITY PARK -
GI.approved, S22 800; excel; l dst:
es1ef eses rm home With ssstons SsaEBs H. easi
LOT 192 It., deep; mr.. transp, Ewes,
WO 6-33O0: daily It'll 6, EN-. .
74O0. METzLER REALToR, 55o22
.SMGERrcAN SGnR aES GNlvERsrrY { PARK
brand-new brick homes, iust nm
i vaIiey iIssty Shopping: DU'H' featuring cut-of-
ground recreation room, opening
on beautiful yard; 2 powder rooms; !;
kitchen designed for 1855. Only
$4,000. JOSEPH KINsKY, REAL
TOR-BU1LDER, ST. 3-5311. --21
BARNABY WOODS-White brick; 3
sedTms;; o, baths; coG.S XsFy .sat,Gn Charming 1G
tSis hEme very 0ss ssrsSle MSeaea Area e'' Shade
trees, barbecue and plantings in
Schools; see.5o0' Mrs. wilbourn
loL. 1920. THOMAS L. PHIL
CATHEDRAL AVE-. not. far west Of
Conn. .ave.--Semidetached, z. rms,
ga baths; gar.i oil heat; e. really s1g .nse niee
terms. EDWIN L. ELLIS, Realtor,
$500 Conn ave. EN-. 3-7263.
CHEVY cBAsE-e-rm. brick co Colo.
nial; entrance hall; liv.. and din
rms, both large. Den, 3 bedrms.
. tile baths, stairs to attic. rec
s sose q esf sehoSs SSS sSse No 'aRSa assns
CHEVY CHASE. Vacant; ol or con.
) bsdrms.. : baths; S4"it. Nv rm.
powder rm.. mod. kit. dishwasher;
Nus, rm ssl sHSs HSEdsT Week EoG% end Is EaEd
CHEVY CHASE, D. G.. s2b, 800;
This modern immaculate detached
brick home Is close to Woodrow
Wilson High: cony. to transp. and
shopping. ) good bedrms.. 2 baths,
oyssrlookins besutif1i deep Level ioi
with With tsssi Ma shrubs srShTy NE prSB
CHMEvY M CHASE. D. D. .c.i en- s1s,s5o.e.
ist.fioor POWDER ROOM, vers
nice garden; hot-water heat, gar
You will flnd this q realistic price
call JAMES Z. SCHWAB. EN-. 2.
$500: eyes,. OIL. 2.l40a or wo; g.
CHEVY CHASE, d. G. - Smart, new
3-bedroom, 2M-bath, town houses
with de luxe Kitchen. finished day
light rec. room. Most conveniep
location. Only &22.ab0. CALL
LEdUM a GERBER REALTY co
EN-. $4,000 I'll 9 pm.
Evening star., 1955-07-27
COIORED
HOUSES FOR SALE-s.E.

ANACOsTIA, mr.. Minnesota ave-
semidet. brick, 9 rms, tile bath:
finished basement, gas h.-w.h.; 81
or conventional: S13,100, HART
MAN REALTY. INC, LU. 4-34Oo'
HiILCREsT nr. Alabama ave. con-
venient TO Ann Beers School,
yr.-old; .det. brick; center, hall. 2
and bath lst door: full basement;
gas h;-w.h.. porch: lse. leysl los; !;
REALTY, INC, LU. 4-34o0. Lu.
HiIifSSSRsksr, , on ensllns55;s s.drm..,
&c. full bsmt;, : iiepisce; ss; 900
s% down pRINS,s L3i 7-Jl2s;r J1SyrKn pARIsMa- PARISH
ma baths. SaIsse,. Move risht IN
MI Ntie Ala. xvE@NeT o. t1spas dst. 3 6eaTm
rambler: full daylight bsnt,, gas
hsss; sHs,SsN ss;P R.i,ny lss ~ kls INC s1soS2 z.
H4O0, LU. G-bo76.
Evening star., 1955-07-27

ESQ STATION, located in Northern
yirEinia. On o. s. Hwy. II. st
ESQ EgsR5sasr srAsbxRb Sass; bor o Lax Co. A%gRy %a
chester. Va. Phone 633f. 81
HAVE MONEY TO INVEST in re-
search and development lab. limited
production shop, electronics manu-
fseture, engineering firm or similar
organization; principals only. Bog
2o6-L, Star, II
FIRST TIME OFFERED; so. 900,
terms arr. Owner In III health;
Comb. store, packaged liquor and
delicatessen, also gas station. Price
includes stock and equip, Large
Of o. of Nd fronting on Rte. L,
chain super mkt. modern hv: ortrs.
on rear Of lot. Sub. cash rec.
shown by appt HE. 4-3500: eve
nings. HA. 2-ss93. w. w. LEWIS.
ICE CREAM STORE with own park
ing lot on heavily Travelled road IN
Silver Spring area; excel. equip
ment; make own ice. cream prod
gets- snseks. etc. No franchise ICES.
iEfK IL iFaazkLoE-ovsr f5o- -ss cases
sacrifice. Don't miss this one! Ma.
$1,000. ATLAS, EN-. 2-3033.
FREEZER AND LOCKER PLANT
Modern brick bldg. fully equipped
and operating, in excellent Iocation; ten;
good reason for selling. 81; ;9OQ;
needs $4,000 cash. RIPLEY d
ROMER, Gaithersburg 900.
WALTER REED ARMY MEDICAL
CENTER EXCHANGE. No. 234. In
tends to have a @oncessionaire op-
crate the exchange watch repair
shop concession al Walter Reed
Army Medical Center. Prospective
applicants are advised to contact
1t. Stewart at Exchange once,
Building Nc. 13, RA $4,000, Ext.
3416, For information relatirg 9
to the applications. requirements
and interviews for this concession.
written proposals must be received
no later than 5 pm. on the Sth
Of August at Exchange ot1lce. --29
FOUNTAIN CONCESSION WANTED;
experiencsd operator with Al rsfs'
sMALE Eh I-isRSi BUSINESS FOR SALE, sood
location. See MR.. TAYLOR. 2S03
Wilson blvd, Arl. Va. 80
RADIO, SECONDHAND DEALERS
BUSINESS FOR SALE. CARL HEN
SUNOCO SERVICE STATION for
lease, on 301 hwy. in La Plata,
Nd. Very active, good money
maker. Call DYSON OIL CO.
Waldorf, Nd. Midway 5-2661. --29
BAKERY, busy shopping center;
$4,000. 1915 Rhode Island ave
ne, WA. 7-9257. IS
Evening star., 1955-07-27
HOUSES uNFURNisHEp

NE; ARES "a lse. rms: rms: so9d s,no9: sSne;,
.fs .fssRitSib TSb. sg3' s4 NWIsrse " 4ldGe s-bedrm
SIPS. Ma. S-7614 or HA 2-9a44. "a
ARLINGTON, N. 3-bedrm. brick
rambler with full bsmt.. nicely
dec, conv. to shopping and Pen
tagon buses. Immediate occupancy.
$3.50 mo. GEORGE E. SULLIVAN,
IA. 7-44s0; eyes,, ia. 2-o99a.,
ARL.. 1913 N veitch--15 minutes
pvt. entr.. ., bedrms.. lae. liv rm..
new draperies, dinette; Youngs-
town kit. attic; $ll0. Can be
seen now, JE. 4-27o2 after Pm
CHEVY CHASE. n. C.-Large, e.
ceiient location, fenced lot. sarage,
fIHo THos. Is 3. PILL. PHILLIPS. Ps w. os'' Gs7
1883 LAMONT ST. NV, nr. park
z rms. and heated rec. rm.. ga
baths; row brick. beaut. dec. Sl65
,ssd sa 3 -sS5s; 81 sN;.E.@Liv. eyes rm.. din 2 rm.
bedrm., kit. and bath on first floor;
second floor has another apt. con-
sisting of 'iv. rm.. din. rn.. bedrm.,
kit. and bath; full basement: built
t,pHRnRs II EszaEs; $lsS sssItor Gs,l NA SR5osS g.
NEW e.BEDRM. HOUSE with half
school; $s5 per mo. JE. 2-9369,
Mr.. 10Th AND PARK RD. 4-1sd 20
rm. semidet. brick; Sll0 mo. Gall
,ss0' ,sS FsaEaAl65AY slsEal5AY pL. NE. Almost
e. e. b.s4is' iep '"'N'' goo w. n
-bedrm. semioet,; fenced
yard, suto. washer rsdecorsstted
GLENN Ssi '6i BALE, MD bedrms.. gas
kit. hit. and h. W.. tiled nrs.. large
fenced yd.: sos. Ask opr. for cedar
yaRoMA rARK-Rsdeo., & rms,
bath, full bsmt., lge. porch; lge. gar
auto. oil heat, mod. elec.. kit, dish
washer, disp., mod. tile bath. Cool,
Suiet, conven., Sll6. !Ju. 9-2oo5.
s044 nth ST. N.E.--only 4 years
old. 8 lee. hedrms Ia baths, full
bsmt.. gas air heat only, S10h nj,
for balance of lease, or longer. To
inspect uhone MRS. BlILOW OF
Mr., CLARK, pI. 7-s695 or pI.
HekuTffiiFuL NV. SECTION. 18th
and Allison St. NV bedrms ,
possession, sos. Di. 7-s7a0. s7'
-bedrm brick. house,
within. walking distance Of trans,
portation, stores and schools; 500
per mo. Call Wo. 6-726i after
FaLLs CHURCH e-bedrm., base.
uent. finished rec, rm. tcan bI
used as 3rd bedroom) fenced yard
xarden; St10 JE. 2-S3S3. ---2S
CHEVY CHASE, n. C.--Exception.
allv attractive and comfortable fol
laree family; convenient to schools
bus routes and shopping center
+ bedrms.. maids room, full bsint,
lac. shaded ward: S175. EN-. 3-37a9
N. ARL.-b rms. . porches. shade
fenced YARD newly dec; Sll5 no
sHhvER@ sHhv H@lsP lssPPnNc. AIR coNp.1-s,
i%msa isGaa ase sisssS. ine. Td n9m ntiis .seep sesi
cleo. MARSTELLER REAL ESTATE
JU. a-25b2, JU. 1881. --2S
BETHESDA. near National Institute
of Health =. Attractive 3-bedroon
home with eflcient Kit. and sep
erate dining room, offering resttu
and pleasant suburban living. 1921
Edwards ave: S12b. SHANNON
4 LucHs Co. 72A 14th st. NV
eWA HSsdPsIrTHiI---o.orrstovn HdsrHi style 4
this 3 hedrm. house: lt., d,r, hit,
attractive and cnuVhntent; rent
fi.s. FrDpEllL REALTY. Dl =
FsOu,
Evening star., 1955-07-27
MOVING. PACKING, STORAGE

ACTION MOVERS, fast, dependable
help. low rates, new padded vans.
AD. 4-S1S7. .
BEST MOVERS IN TOWN - Low
rates: exper. men: 24-hr.: 1-bedrm
apt. $50: closed cans; ins. AP. q
1856.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country, safe STORAGE in
separate rooms: expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-0lo4. UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. NC, Established 1906.
TGaS se.sS,, aAT.NG: .o.eisfi, local MoSh1s %Gy5ns
Tu. 2-1150 or Ii. 6-2SS9.
MOVING AND HAULING. day or
night; expert handling; reasonable
rates. DU. 7-96S7.
CHESTER MOVERS, lge. or small;
We do them all; clean and careful,
gSELMAS7 T MSAsS7s MoVfiNs Nf ca ANb sD sToSRAGa sTeS
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; ewes, RA. 3-l416.
Evening star., 1955-07-27
HOUSES UNFURN. tcsn.J

WHEATON, - Living rm-. din. sp.,
bath. 2 bedrms- shaded fenced
rear I'd; Aug. /. 10. 5-2627. II
S50s GRUBB 3D.. Chevy Chase. Nd
Excel. neiEhborhood. .redeeorated,
3-bedrm. home. full bEmt-. yara.
gas heat Call CO. 1858.
SILVER SPRING, 3-bedrm.. brick
Colonial: porch. Earsge; rec: soom.
scaarAss. scaiii ARs df... u. slsQs ssQ41 HOWARD r.
CLOsE-R SILVER SPRNG-very
clean 2-bedrm. bungalow: with
screened porch; attic and recreation
room. Excellent yard. S125. A. J.
KESS1NGER & CO.. JU. 9-4544.
ARL. BLVD. AND GLEBE RD.-5-rm.
brick; firepi-, bsmt.; very lge. rms.
N. ARL.-First time rented; s-bedrm.
brick rambler: scr. porch; garage:
fenced yard; cony. schools, transp.
$40. KE. SCOTT, -2S
BETHESDA-Locust Hills rambler;
living room with fireplace, dining
room, 2 large bedrooms. 2 baths,
large equipped kitchen. talousied
Sen % g Closets garage; $3.50. oL.
FALLS CHURCH-gM bedrms., IL
Bendix, screened porch. fenced
yard; S110. JE. 3-01s7. .
ATTRACTIVE. Arm. COTTAGE. all
modern eonv.; IL mi. D. c.; $50.
NDEPENDENcE AVE. Sc, 1914
dSdd aooS ,Dla Dl ne sso roTn osn T dgPlsS' ogPssS
MOD, CORNER, e-BEDRM. RAM
BIER; garage, den. firepl, screened
porch. Near Mt. Vernon Memorial
Blvd: School, shopping center.
N. ARL.--Nice. mod, brick home;
SaaSs fa Sss los with oeasma fec r DIM
rm., kit, flrepl. In liy. rm. 1909
N. Stafford st; $1S5 mo. Avail.
Aug. /; "a: $1,000. W. W. ~ Nc
seRooS House. . miles beyond
Falls Church Airport $135 with
opportunity to buy. Ii. 4-7bSl;
ALExANDRIA-6-RM.. brick Colo
section: buses / blk; near schools
and stores; available Aug. o. ,d Kl'
silver spRING-s-bedrm. bunsa.
low: SOS mo. or will sell With S25o
red tape. Lo. 5-S775; ewes, TU
WAsHINGroN ASH GROVE, Md. "Town
within q forest: 6-rm. restored
Victorian house: corner lot, fenced
yard: workshop or. studio. and
garage. Outdoor firepl.. lge. terrace.
Lake for swimming: perfect for
children. b. g. o. transp. to D. C.
Conv. Navy Med Center. 500 per
mo. Military service personnel only
Call XII. S-2369 or ii no answer,
Gaithersburg 706..
2 BEDRMS, bath, kit. dinette. rec.
rm.,. full bsmt.. sun porch. garage.
S110 per mo. 1877 East Westmore-
land I'd. Falls Church. Call Mr..
COBB, during day DU. $1,000. ewes.
and Sun. CIR. 3-0164.
1907 MASS. AVE. S.E.--$65 month;
g rms, bath, gas h.-w.h.: nice and
clean.
404 TENN AVE. N.E.-S95 month;
8 rms, bath, bsmt., gar, gas h.-w.
heat, porch; house compl. redec.
PRESS REALTY CORP, ST, 3-9316
RI
Evening star., 1955-07-27
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

COLoRED FAMILY desires house in
nv. in good cond., with basement.
DU. 7-0566. rs.
-Det. hse., IA b.r.; must be nice.
Pay 9 mo. adv: guar. excel. care.
MAI. REITER. Boiling, Ext. 4l0S.
2Ss
SMALL HOUSE for working couple.
Phone EN-. 2-3247. ---2A
WE NEED HOUSESD. C. 81 MD
TENANTS WAITING
THOS. l.. PHILLIPS, Wo. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-07-27

sknkooas aSso5 T5as Sash rS comostsiy sissesn
decorated: building wired for air
conditioning. Priced under s10,-
200.
CALL MRS. KRAPFT, DE. 2-o67I
or DE. 2-3600. RANDALL II. HAG-
NER a co. 1921 Cnnn ave NV
Evening star., 1955-07-27
CHINCHILLAs
MALES, 6 FEMALES

PHUNE Do. I-1OOO ol
ICE CREAM, bakery, candy cater
ing business; est 32 yrs, open
$50 to z pm; same baker help
over 20 years. Gross average,
S4,1()0 per mo. Conn. ave. loc.
Business can easily be increased.
Priced TO sell quickly at $4,000.
LES SHILBY Ma. S-s55o
corner, Sc; liauor.
$700 weekly. Rent, SlSo. So'ooO;
$1,000 down.
LESS SHILBY Ma. S-45oO