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low miieaee. one owner, holiday
special; f5o6. NA9H ARLINGTON
CORP Indoor showroom. 201b n.
Moore ct. Arl-. fRcsslynl. Va. IA.
6-303Ut -.
NASH 1881 etetesman 4-door, fully
equipped Also bed. black nnish;
NELSON sI sTUDEBAKER
72Ib BALTIC. Ave. Collese Park. Md;
81
NASH 552 Ambassadcr 4-door; Hy-
dra-Matic and famous veether-eye
heating system: beautiful forest
green hnizh; excellent tires. one
owner; 3Q-day written guarantees;
bank nnaneins; transportation plus
At : 10y price Of only ss9b.
of course!
DoDGE-PLYMOUTH
II 4 s.sSlss sdSEET AT classd cIEsT sS;6d.y, s;5
NASH Hesley. American finest sports
car: beautiful gray and blue nnish.
radio. Wv. tires. ogerdrtye. wire
Z wheels, body made In Italy By
Pinin Parma. very exeinsive. driSen ,
car holiday special $500. save
Indoor showroom, 2016 n. Moore
st. Ari. lRosslyn). Va. IA. e-3o30.
NASH SO statesman 4-door sedan:
reclining seats Weather-Eye. RADIO;
finish, driven less than $4,000
miles. one owner. holiday special;
$f,195. NASH ARLINGTON CORP.
Indoor showroom, 2016 n. Moore
ct. Arl tRcsslyn). Va. IA S-So30,
NAsH 81 rambler convert. .,,;
SALES. La. 0-979S. -1
NASH 1852 etatesman 4-dr-:: blue
fin.: very clean: low mileege: $7eb.
BELL MOTORS 5010 wisconsin
ave. NV. Wo. 6-8900. -l
NASH ie1S 200" 4-dr.: r. and h.
This car Is immae. inside and out.
has excel. tires; Only slss. BELL
NV. WO. 6-S90O. -
NASH 80 1000" series 2-dr. sedan;
r. and h, auto. shift; $345. AMER
ICAN SERVICE CENTER, 6e5 N.
ulebe rd.. ArI- ia. 7-7722.
"a NASH RAMBLER
Station wagon; one owner: immac-
ulate: HYDRA, 7. and 4 shsrn @
to sell quickly, $1,6e5.
Ke1yOl1-Peck Chevrolet
1855 Wilson Blvd. Ari. IA. 2-eoo1
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AUToMosILrs FoR sALE

FQkl 1883 convertible; :. and a
down snd tsks over 1ssnsnis On
this real beauty: total price,
~. .oof.50. Can ia 1850 fol
immediate credit approval. CLAR-
ENDoN AUTO SAILS. 9275 Wilson
blvd. Arl.. Va.
FORD 1854 Fordor sedan: =. and
b., Pordomatie: less than 5000
MI; 81 $50. Car at 4550 Conn.
ave, kM. 3-4354- -
FORD '54 Custom '.s'' sedan; :. and
b., Fordomatic. orig. purchases
from Monroe Ford BY one owner:
W.-W- tires. Laneer-maroon body.
euneate ivory top: showroom ap-
peafance, 30-day written warranty;
s1,6D5. Car No. 666-A. MON
ROE FORD. 1897 East-West hwy..
Sill. Spg., Nd Open evenings u
2 Ju. 6-zS04.
FORD 80 Custom 70" Pordof; beau.
tffui. extra-elean l-oWnef ear n
dark blue with maroon custom seat
covers: heater. turn signals. under.
coating: Al throughout: speeta
TRIANGLE MOTORS tFordt
1910 r, i. Ave. NE De. S-6303
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AUToMosILEs ron sklE

NAs1 'b6 cn1lon V-s countFy club:
uitT1nAfic dxiyt electrlc pinde4s.
radio. wire uhseis reeiinins .e4ts.
isRudi ssIss s.eElss ssa shss aae rsss lsSaps ios
$3.50. hoiiday special IS. 500 save
81. so. NASH ARLINGTON CORP !.
Indoor Showroom. 20lb n. Moore
st. Arl. sRosslyn,. Va. "a e-3oso.
NASH 81 Ambasssdor 4-door sedan;
Hyara-M.tis driss U.s., ws.thsr. ss.ae s.lsse rs
low mileaKe, one owner. holiday
special: S5os. NAeH ARLINGTON
CORP Indoor showroom. 201b n.
Moore st. Arl-. GRosslynl. Va. IA.
6-5030t -. -. -
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AuroMosIlrs ron skLE

DoDoE 81 3-qeer sedan: E.se, ...a',
sssn s1i5s 5lh .sss a5ys1 u:ssysuss .ssy saSsis a5
pearsnss and tires d sEcelienl
szsH akLiNoToN coRF.. Indos'
9RosslynV Va IA e-309o. Is
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DODGE jo
CORONET Va 4-DOOR


striking 2-tone continuation: I'M
maculats intsrior. ofiset BY Wv.
sS ado. heaser. uS ~ ssNITizED, Ii:si SAFE.
TY TESTED AND GUARANTEED
FOR YOUR PROTECTION. Reduced
for sale 70 only S1.3as.
OLMSTEAD MOTOR co.
soSsc, s,rsRl. w:oa HsTss't Bi5s AI 3ld; "a DssE
FORD .54 Msinline Tudor Eye
Block SIX; $500 miles: equipped;
81 :2ee. HORNETS BUICK. I'LL
18th. DL 7-3993- 81
FoRD 's4 cus.emlins VS. 4-dr;
14th. DI. 7-39o3. IL
FORD '55 Faiflene club sedan: DEM
onstrator: styietcne green, Fordo-
undereoat. windshield washer: full
guarantee; liberal discount; 1000
miles. ia. b-1lp9. ri
FORD 1853 VS. Tudor:A Sheridan
blue finish with contrasting seat
covers. r. and h.. turn signals,
sun visor. ETC.; one owner. low
mi car. must be seen % 5e sp-
pFectafed: July 4th special. St.6dS.
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC.
I53s Good Hope Rd. sE. LU. 1-se47
-
FORD 1888 Convertible; Fordomatic
radio and heater: Sheridan blut
finish with new white top. SLABS
PARKWAY-FORD
3o5l N ST. NV. AID. 2-01st
IFORDs. 1850 models, several AL
guaranteed cars at s499 each. easy
TRIANGLE MOTORS fFord, {
1910 Il. /. Ave. NE. De. 2-6302
FORD 80 Customline VS. sport 2
dr., 2-tone, SLIGO. HORNER'e
BUICK. I'LL i4th. pL 7-3e9S;
FORD '53 Tudor; Fordomatic. T. and
h., gray: best offer: leaving country.
1856 Newton st. NV. CO. 5-S403
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1909 Wis. Ave, Beth. Md.
OIL. 4-7400

MERCURY 1854 Monterey hardtop
convertible: Merc-O- O-Matic. power
brakes. power steering, Wv. 7.
phire blue top: one owner: b.000
miles; peri. cond.; 30-day war
ranty. S2.1e5. WILSON PONTIAC.
1925 Ga. ave. JU. a-1s1S FL
MERCURY 1852 sport coupe (hard-
topJ; O-Matic, radio, heater;
2-tcne finish and AL condition;
Evening star., 1955-07-01

$0Hb-
MANN OLDSMOBILE
$3.50 18th ST. sIL. sPG. Ju. 5-61s6
JAGUAR '54 Xxx l20M white Super
roadster. Bargain Call for appt.
LO. 5-0S35 or Tu. 2-3627.
KAISER '4S; Z. and h: runs good:
current Va, inspection: S65. JOE
hwy. Afi., Va. OF. 4-06SS. Open
KAISER 1851: Wv. tires. r. and h.;
extra nice car; sacrifice. sos dn. !;
1895. full price. UNITED AUTO
SALES. 5000 Riggs rd. HA. 2-377T.
KAISER 1880 Traveller station
wagon type; orig. factory green
fin.: new tires ! ownsr Far
above average cond. S395, VILLAGE
MOTORS. INC. 4th and r i.
ave. ne. AID, 4-0444, ~
LINCOLN ZEPHYR 1910: being sold
for repair bill, 1920 Ga. ave. nv.
LINCOLN as Continental hardtop.
completely restored; new engine,
preciate. Call JU. 7-7896. "A
LINCOLN 1854 Cosmopolitan 4-dr.;
black: r.. h., Hydra. power brakes,
power steering. WV: tires; low
mileage, like new; $2.995. n
GRADY MOTORS CORP.
1909 wis. Ave. Beth. Md.
Evening star., 1955-07-01

UNITED AUTO SALES. 5000 Rises
siIERcuRY "a sun VALLEY; clean.
District Hts. Nd. wash. 2S, b, G.
NJ. G.s; largest selection Of one
owner cars at sales prices. Largest
selection OF foreign and American
ears. Dealers for Austin-Healey,
Austin Of England. M. G., Mag
nette. Morris Minor, Sunbeam,
Porsche. Mercedes-Benz, Kaiser.
WHY'S. MANHATTAN AUTO. INC.
North 7-2?00; branch sales. 1910
King st.. Alex. We. King s-5525.
". g. 1858; $4,000 miles: excellent
condition; S1,195. Phone XII. o.
MORRIS MINOR Isl conv.:: green,
black TOP. Excel cond. Owner sell
ing only because Of transf. Calf.
Best ofier over S475. IA. 2-3630.
Evening star., 1955-07-01
FORD '5i

Club coupe: radio, heater. Fordo-
matte: sheridan blue; excellent
condition thfoughout. S795: 25&
down 6-month or 6.000-miie war
ranty.
Northeast Motor Co. fFord)
1870 Biadensburg Rd. NE.
Evening star., 1955-07-01
AuToMosILEs FoR SALT

IHILLmAN IS l-foor sedan; con.
SI.49B. JOE HEl4HNAH.1 321.
1855 open dafly. 8 20 3; sat.
HUDSON 80 super a6, four-doori
heater good eoud: $500 or besl
offer. LU 2-2oSe. -2
HUDSON so Pacemaker 4-dr.; nes
blue paint Job, excel. tFansp at e3eS
Terms can Be arrnneed. BOWMAN
ser Spring. 10. $500. --e
HUDSON 81 Commodore 8. 4-dr.
radio. heater. Hydra-Matie; re.
Gently refinished In sparkling Ma.
rine blue completely reconditioned
ready for miles Of hard wear. Writ.
ten guarantee; bank financing
WIN 80 quickly at caiy 1896.
HALEY'S of courSel
DoDGE-PLYhoUTH
N STREET At FIRST Sc.
IL. 5000 Closed sunday
Hudson 81 Commodore ..e" q
dr.: 7. and h., beautiful Jet blacl
dnish; clean inside and out. Priced
70 move. don't rnizs this one 81
only S496.
Evening star., 1955-07-01
AuroNosILEs poR sALI

ifERcUEY 81 club eoups: :. ir6 h,
Mere Matte drive. eacrinee, t64t.
Terms. RoPER 18th and =. J.
MKRcURY is4a 3 or 4-dr., Z. b..
oyerdrivss exeei. cond :; from 1895:
80 ~ Adoyn. VILLAGE hoTons,o opsc ~
MERCURY 1876 clun cpe.; biz: vsrs
Sssser: s2S pT pvs. party: ns i.ass messase. a's.
Re 7-4027. Ext. sos. Mr. ROD
RI9UEz.
1850 club eoupes nsx
dual earburetors; e-tone paint. and
tires. equip, 7. and b.. oferdripe:
$495 o. best oner. OIL. 2-0S60.
MERCURY ~ 4-dr.: T. ana h.. run,
MOTORS ais Nichols ave. Sc
LII fl-e90HU. -
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FORD 80 Delivery sedan: va mo,
tor; heater: turn SIGNALS. ownel
fFloriSt3 kept 1t in tiptqp con.
dftion; beauty. special price
1915: written guersntee.
2aln II. /. Ave. n e DE. 2-6302
Evening star., 1955-07-01

FORD 1853 VS. Tudor; glacier
blue finish with contrasting seat
covers, heater, spotlight, etc. One
owner, low MI; looks ike new.
Don't miss this bargain. July 4th
FRANK SMALL, JR., INC.
1900 PA. AVE. BE. LU. 2-es27
FORD 1919 Tudor; s4e9: immacu.
6 late: like new. FLOOD PONTIAC
1921 Connecticut. WO 6-8400
FORD SO 6-cylinder Tudor: 81 900
Call EX 3-8S49. III
FORD 50 Victoria: r. and h. sea-
mist green body. ivory top; excel
condition, far above average: seat
covers. Wv tires: $1,295, Car NJ
7B9-A: 30-day written warranty
MONROE FORD, 1897 East-Wesi
hwy. Sill. Spg., Md. Open evenings
til q. JU. 5-7S04.
FORD 81 Tudor de luxe VS.: iighl
blue finish, with matching plastl,
seat covers: special price. $500
TRIANGLE MOTORS (Fordl
1910 r. j. Ave. NE. DE. 1880
Evening star., 1955-07-01
MERCURY 80
CITsTCM I.nn0R

MERCURY 81
CUSTOM 4-DOOR
Attractive Coventry green finish with
harmontzine immaculate interior.
inside and OUT sANITIZED,
SAFETY TESTED AND 0DARAN-
TEED for your protection. Reduced
for sale to only $I.oe5.
OLMSTEAD MOTOR CO.
virginia's Largest olds Dealer
e000 Wilson Blvd. ArL, IA. I-S40O
MERCURY 1885 Montclair hardtor
coupe: Alaska white, with red/A and
white interior: T.. h.. MeTc-o- Matte,
power brakes, power steering,
Multi-Lube. Wv: tires; low mile
GRADY MOTORS CORP.
1908 Wis. Ave. Beth. Nd.
Evening star., 1955-07-01
(Ford)

HUDSON 81 Hornet 4-doof sedan:
light blue. Hydramatic. radio.
heater excellent condition through.
out, holidsy spssisi, s4s5: NASH
room. 2Ol5 N. Moore ST Ari.
fRossiynl. Va. IA. S-3030. 30
HUDSON twaspl '5e ,toct, 4-dr.
sedan; orig. owner: T. and h.: new
seat covers. tires. battery. brakes;
S7a0 or best offer. 30. S-7406.
HUDsONs-,4e blue 4-dr.. s29g. 81
Hornet, cream, Hydra. r. and a..
S34s; ~ scS suSoor .,,NhsR:a wssgs i a1S coR.. g.
Evening star., 1955-07-01
pARKWAY-FORD

s0s1 n ST. NV. AD. 2-a1s5
De SOTO '53 Firedome "s'' 2-dr.; 7.
and b., auto. trans. power steerIng.
Wv, tires, new-caf condition. ST.
Evening star., 1955-07-01
20 MERCTTRY 1-nR

one owner; Just traded on new
chsyrelet; equipped with Z, and ,.
beauty today. onis ss4s. ''
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
1638 Wffso, plvd Ax1 IA 0.ooof
Evening star., 1955-07-01

Caithness Buick, Inc.
s500-714O Wis. Ave. Bethesda. Nd.
OIL. a-hn12 OIL. G-5C0e
Evening star., 1955-07-01
OIMSTEAD MOTOR CC

DODGE i94I 4-dr. sedan; ready
for many miles of driving; 4; and
b., directional sigs., ETC.: S125. $5
On. Call NO 7-72l9 and ask for
Bill DYyman.
Stohlrnan Chevrolet
Evening star., 1955-07-01
DE SOTO '53
FTREDOME V-8 4-DOOR

H1hEDOME V-o 4-OOOn
Attractive 2-tcne blue finish: power
steefing, radio. heater and TipIoe.
Matte drive. SANfTIZED. SAFETY
TESTED AND GUARANTEED FOR
YOUR PROTECTION. Reduced for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-16
End to Adjournment Jam
Sought in New Measure

call for q fan session Just as
q presidential election was get
ting under way.
The late Senator Taft. Re-
publican Of Ohio, also tried
shortly before his death to In
duce Congress to spread its work
more evenly through the year,
But Senator Taft thought the
problem could be solved BY hold
ing fall sessions only In the OF
years so as not to interfere with
the congressional election every
two years or the presidential race
every four years.
He proposed that In the nom
election years Congress recess
from July 8 until October and
then work until Christmas. He
argued this would enable the
lawmakers to make an early
start on appropriation bills for
the following election year and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-16
b. ). A. OLEARY

Senator o'Mahoney. Demo-
crat Of Wyoming. Is going II
try to put an end to adjourn
ment logjams- BY urging Con-
gress to take . vacation each
summer from July Is until
after Labor Day.
He described as midsummer
madness" the effort both Houses
make to wind up their bushes;
by late July or early August In
order to adjourn until January
He has prepared legislation
under which Congress would re-
cess July Is and meet again
on the second Monday in Sep
TENDER each year. unless other.
wise provided.
It Is doubtful whether Com
gress viii be in q mood next
year to adopt . plan that would
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-16
O'Mohoney Sees Risks
For u. S. in Atom ToIks.

States scientists and those "of
the Soviet area"
It was diclosed In Geneva,
meanwhile, that Soviet scientists
have been among the most regu-
lar users Of the United States
technical library at the atoms.
for-peace conference.
Members Of the Soviet delega-
ton have visited the library
every day since the conference
started August 8 and on occa-
sion have stayed from morning
until night. The library contains
only unclassitled tnonsecret) in.
formation.
Miss Rita Liepina, who acts
as interpreter for the Russian
visitors. said the Soviet scientists
seem to be quite familiar with
the material published up To
1853 and are mostly interested In
whatever has come out since
then"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-16

thereby end the session In July
Of election years.
The O'Mahoney plan win re-
uuire an amendment to the 1916
conversational reorganization act,
which requires Congress to ad-
journ the last day Of July except
in time Of war or. emergency pro-
claimed BY the President. II
recent years Congress several
times has found 1t impossible to
finish In July.
Senator O'Mahoney said his
bill would eliminate the mad
rush In the heat Of July and
August. and would enable Con.
gress to give intelligent and
orderly attention to the legisla-
|tion before 1t during the fall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-16
Georgia Coast
Being Cleared

SAVANNAH, Ca, Aug. 16 R1.
Coastal areas Of Georgia and
the Carolinas were fast being
cleared today and anyone who
had to stay braced for mighty
blow from hurricane Diane.
The seasons fourth hurricane
carried winds up to lis miles
an hour as it neared beaches
and low-lying sea islands along
the lower Atlantic Coast.
Police Chief David A. Me-
Cutchen ordered Savannah
Beach evacuated.
Tides up to 8 feet above nor
NAL are predicted for areas in
the storms path. Many Of
South Cardinals sea islands are
5 feet or less above sea level.
Some islands and marshes along
Georgia's coast are equally as
low. Savannah Beach Police
Chief David A. McCutchean said
tides that high could flood a
good part Of this island beach
resort.
Vacationers Leaving
The chief said hundreds Of
yacationers are moving inland
and merchants are boarding up
their stores and taking Other
precautions before joining the
evacuation. Chief McCutchen
said there is a strong POSSIBLE
ity" that the only highway lead
ing from Tybee Island viii be
flooded along a five-mile stretch
The Red Cross stationed &c
disaster staff members at key
population centers on the coast
from Jacksonville, Fla. to VIII
rnington, N. c.
At Charleston, s. c., local and
Red Cross officials set up q plan
Of action to be followed should
the storm strike. Gov. George
B. Zimmerman, jr.. Of South
Carolina said National Guards
men and State Police would be
available II needed.
Air Force Moves Planes
Air bases all along the coast
moved their planes inland to
wait out the blow.
Amateur radio operators in
the threatened area established
an emergency network to take
over communications IL normal
channels break down. The "han"
net is headquartered at the
Charleston Is. c. Naval base
and extends from Miami, Fla, to
Norfolk, Va.
Ships of the Atlantic Fleet
Mine Force were moved from
Charleston, s. c.. and the ASH
ley River to hurricane anchor
ages at the naval ammunition
depot in the upper Cooper River.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-16
Girl Who Soyed Dog
GETS National Award

MINNEAPOLIS, Aug. 16 R.-
IA l0-year-old Portsmouth, Va.
girl who waded and SWAN
through icy lake waters to rescue
Ia floundering dog won q national
award for the act yesterday.
A 500 United States Savings
Bond and citation were given ia
Martha Ann Coppedge by the
American Veterinary Medical
Association at its annual con-
lyention.
The rescue OF "Buffy." . cocker
spaniel. took place February 5 at
a lake near Portsmouth.
Other awards included:
DR.. T. B. Simms. Washington,
ID. c.. director of livestock re-
search in the Agriculture Depart
Iment, for "unselfish devotion to
veterinary science"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-16
D. the Associated Prs..

Senator O'Mahoney. Democrat
Of Wyoming, said today that
Russia may CLEAN q military adj
vantage from any international
conference on peaceful uses Of
nuclear energy. He said that
risk" had to be taken by the
United States.
Senator O'Mahoney. declaring
himself In full sympathy with
talks now in progress at Geneva,
said nevertheless that that con-
ference viii open an opportunity
for discovery and use by Russia
Of some new destructive potenr
tial of atomic energy that they
may not have today"
The risk must be taken, he said
in an interview, If the United
States Is to demonstrate TO the
rest Of the world that 1t really
intends to nourish the global
hunger for peacetime application
Of the newest source Of energy.
Senator Kuchel, Republican Of
California, expressed confidence
however. that proper arrange
ments have been made by the
United States Government to
prevent information with Q MILF
tary application from falling
into Russian hands"
Senator Kuchei said the pres
ent Geneva meeting and any
subsequent conferences under
mine the warlike intentions o.
the Communist nations.
Senator Wiley. Republican Of
Wisconsin, late yesterday re-
leased q 600-page compilation Of
documents outlining the history
Of United States and q. N. efforts
to apply atomic energy to peace
full pursuits, such as power. med
icine and agriculture.
Senator Wiley, senior Repub-
lican on the Foreign Relations
Committee, praised the Geneva
meeting and added in . state
fnent:
There are few II any other
phases Of current international
relations which offer more dra-
matte promise Z. in free-world
cooperation in East West liaison
than does the peaceful applica-
ton Of nuclear energy"
Senator Wiley called for ''in-
creased liaison" between United
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-16
Brief Honeymoon

ST. LOUIS. Aug. i6 Rs-
Raymond L. Anderson and his
bride were married by Magis-
trate Thomas Gabbert last Sat
|urday. The bridegroom let It slip
that he wouldn't have much Of
a honeymoon and yesterday
Magistrate Gabbert found out
why. Mr.. Anderson started o
week Of jury duty In his court.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-16


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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-16
Steel in Kitchens

CLEVELAND. - A NJ o der d
Kitchen with stove. refrigerator.
cabinet sink and dishwasher rep
resents the use Of 800 pounds
of steel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-26
District Approves
40 Apartment Units.
For Northeast Area

A permit to build three new
apartment buildings in the 1900
block Of K street NE. was among
building permits issued this week
by the District Central Permit
ONCE.
The permit for the three-story
brick buildings was issued to the
Kalavritinos Realty, owner and
builder. The project win include
40 units and cost $685. 200.
Other permits issued include
the following:
American Discount Corp,
owner, Fourth and Morse street
NE: Norman Kertzman, archi-
tect:; warehouse. 1870 Fourth
street NE; cost. $4,000.
S. N. Construction Co., owner
and builder, 2815 Albemarle
street NV: Santmyers 81 Tho
men. architects: one apartment,
IA units. 1927 Twenty Eighth
street Sc; cost, $4,000.
J. E. Kay and A. j. Kay, own
ers, 1649 Benning road NE;
e. A. Ledwith. architect; one
store and Office. 1647 Benning
road NE: cost. $50. 900.
Myron d. Gerber. owner, 1906
S. -Four Mile Run drive. Airing
ton. Va: Sidney Portesky,
builder. 500 Riggs road, Chillum
terrace: Allen j. Dickey, archi-
tect; one dwelling, 1859 Sycamore
street NV: cost, $4,000.
w. c. & A. N. Miller Develop
ment Co., owner and builder.
4S72 Massachusetts, avenue NV;
Edward r. Spano. architect: one
dwelling, $3.50 lockwood park
way NV: cost, $4,000.
Burton N. Behling, owner, 4447
Davenport street NV; Frank S.
Phillips, builder: Frank G.
Beatty, architect: one dwelling,
503l Glenbrook road NV; cost,
$4,000.
Holy Trinity Church, owner,
1918 Eleventh street NV; r. C.
Archer, jr., architect; church,
1913 Eleventh street NV; cost,
$4,000.
Frank Rubino, owner and
builder, 2008 Rhode Island ave-
nue. NE; Santmyers g. Thomen,
architect; one Office, 2218 Rhode
Island avenue NE: cost, $50, 900.
w. r. Pietsch. owner, 1900
Woodley road NV: Dean A.
Rathbun Development Co.,
builder; Michael A. Patterson,
architect; one dwelling. 1900
King place NV; cost, $16.50O.
B. & c. Construction Corp,
owner and builder, 600 F street
NV: dammit g. Sargent, archi-
tect; two dwellings; 1754-58
Verbana street NV: cost, $15,-
600 cash.
Waggaman & Brawner. owner
and builder, loo I street NV:
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yorktown Village
Westmorelond Circle
49O1 lomesfown Road

S24,75o. 3-bedroom, 2-bofh
brick Colonial with electric op-
eroted inclinotor. Huge screened
porch, goroee, on wooded lot
in q community of ottroctive
homes. Direct downtown irons
portotion and schools neorby.
Mrs. Hayden LAD. 2-744l } on
premises.
directions: Out Mass. Are. past
WestR,oreland Circle one block to
JcAzestotl1 Rd.. left to 1901.
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Corning & Moore, architects:
dwelling. COOS 28th street NV;
cost, $4,000.
Guide Bros. Co., owner, 1912 r
street NV: M. Cladny Con-
struction Co., builder, Leon
Chatelain, jr., architect: stair
tower. first floor store front,
1912 F street NV: cost, $12.O 900.
B. g. c. Construction Corp,
owner and builder. 500 F street
NV; Dammit & Sargent, archi-
tect; three dwellings, 1753-57-61
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verbana street NV: cost. $751;

verbana street NV; cost. $751;
600 each.
Martin r. Styer. owner and
builder, 3706 Perry street, Ken
sington, Md; Philip Mason. ar
chitect: one dwelling. 4711 Eli
colt street NV: cost. $4,000.
Howard L. Wilkins. Estate.
owner, c/o Lincoln Natl. Bank:
Dexter Bryan Co., builder: Le-
roy j. H. Brown, architect; one
Office. truck service, 1926 w
street NE: cost, $4,000.
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Bethesda
$3.50 Convoy Read
$40, 500, 81 Approised

Brick rombler with 3 bedrooms,
2 baths, entrance way to AK
II #. living dining room. over
size electric kitchen with washer
and dryer. Full storage ottic,
beautiful corner lot, reor Anchor
. fenced. Mrs. Wilbourn tOl.
4-0274l on premises.
Directions: Out ora Georgetown Ri.
to Johnson Ave, left TO EriHs,
right one block to CoaUdys right
to 1888.
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ADDITION COPLETED-A large addition to the block long
Woodmoor Shopping Center in Silver Spring
completed this week by Chester Keller In the above photo
the the addition shown at left facing Coesve
road at the intersection of Underwood Johannes
and Murray architects for the addition Martin Bros
builders.