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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-23
AII-Stur CYO Debate
Scheduled Tomorrow

The Catholic Youth Organi-
cation of Washington will spon-
sor an all-star high school de-
bate at pm. tomorrow in the
Gonzaga High School audi
forum.
Debaters for the affirmative
will be Sheila Reynolds of Notre
Dame Academy and Larry Smith
of Archbishop Carroll High
School. Kathleen Moore of Holy
Cross Academy and Paul Page
of Gonzaga High School will
represent the negative.
Subject of the debate is THAT
the Federal Government Should
Initiate a Policy of Free Trade
Among Nations Friendly to the
United States"
All four participants have re-
ceived highest points for excel
lence for the 1954-5 season of
the Catholic Forsenic League.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-23
BY ]. V. HORNER

The three big Western pow
ers. taking advantage of a long
awaited opportunity. hope to
strike while the iron is hot and
nail down a treaty of independ-
ence for Austria.
Following up their acceptance
OF the Russian proposal for a
Big Four conference on the Aus
trian question. the United States,
Britain and France will open a
meeting of working groups"
In Vienna Monday to co-ordi-
nate efforts for a settlement
BY its prompt and sympathet-
&c consideration of the Russian
proposal of Tuesday. the West
has given evidence of its eager
ness to get down to business.
The three powers complied with
the Kremlin request for a meet
Ing OF Big Four Foreign Min
listers lin the nearest future"
Pre-Conference Meeting
The tripartite Western note of
acceptance. made public yester-
day, suggested that it would be
desirable to have a meeting of
Big Four Ambassadors in ad-
vance of the Foreign Ministers
conference. The idea is for the
Ambassadors to work out all de-
tails of agreement, leaving to the
Ministers the formality of sign
ing the new treaty.
The Western powers suggested
that the Ambassadors and repre-
sentativeS of the Austrian gov
eminent convene in Vienna May
2. If Russia approves this. it
would be possible for the Minis
tiers to gather about the middle
Of the month.
The working groups Of the
United States, Britain and
France will spend all of next
week ironing out differences and
agreeing on a common approach
for their governments at the
meeting of Ambassadors with the
Russian and Austrian spokesman
The West is cautiously optimis-
tic about the prospects for a
treaty. Although the Kremlin
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-23
4 New Concept in FOOD R1Aih

Look the oeos modern and beautiful supet Here truly shoppers dream
will
wId-uk shopping
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-23
Lamb Hit Reds,
Editor Recalls
By the Associated Press

A former editorial writer for
Publisher Broadcaster Edward
Lamb testified yesterday he re-
membered Mr.. Lamb as "vio-
lently opposed" to Communists.
Kenneth D. Tooill of Toledo.
Ohio, told a Federal Commune
cations Commission inquiry into
Mr.. Lambs background he once
informed Mr.. Lamb he planned
to write an editorial blasting
Communists in a labor union.
'T think Mr.. Lambs reply to
this was. Go ahead, give 'em
hell!" said Mr.. Tooill in response
to questions by Mr.. Lambs at
torney, Russell Morton Brown.
Mr.. Tooill described his own
views as anti Communist, said he
and Mr.. Lamb never disagreed
on anti-Red editorials, and called
him lone of the incest men I
ever called boss"
Mr.. Tooill now is executive
editor of the Toledo Times. In
1945 he helped Mr.. Lamb acquire
the Erie tPa.) Dispatch, and
worked with him as co-publisher
and chief editorial writer until
1947.
Mr.. Lamb, on the stand for
the seventh day. stepped aside
for Mr.. Tooill at the hearing
into allegations that Mr.. Lamb
once associated with Commu-
nists and gave them money. Mr..
Lamb, who denies the allega-
tions. is trying to renew the Ii
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-23

on a larger basis and fuller rec
ignition for free world nations.
If this were done, he said, the
veto could be discarded safely
in matters relating to aggression.
The U. N. create an interna-
tional control and inspection of
atomic and other scientific
weapons.
The U. N. establish a police
authority composed of contin-
gents capable of stopping all
minor aggressions.
The committee is in recess to-
day, but will hold further hear
ings on Charter revision next
week. ...
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-23
Gen. TempIer Named
To Heed British Army

LONDON, April 23.-The Wal
Office announced today that Gen
Sir Gerald Templer takes over
next November as chief of the
Imperial General Staff-top Of
ficer Of the British Army. He
is Sc.
Gen. Templer until last year
was high commissioner for
Malaga and director of the anti
Communist jungle warfare there.
Currently he is making a special
investigation of Britains colonial
forces for the Defense Ministry.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-23

cense of his Erie television sta
ton, WICU.
AS he has on numerous oc-
casions during his stay on the
stand, Mr.. Lamb testified at sew
eral points today that he had
mo present recollection" of being
connected with several past
Communist matters.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-23

HEADS LEAGUE - Mrs.
James F. Fort, 1921 Mount
Eagle place, is the new
president of the Alexan-
dria League of Women
Voters. She is the wife of
an attorney and mother of
two small sons. She has
just completed a years
service as chairman of the
Individual Liberties Com
mittee of the league. Other
officers are Mrs. Thomas
Meeker and Mrs. Claude
Lapp. vice presidents; Mrs.
Bernard S. Morris, secre-
tary, and Mrs. Dubber-
stein, treasurer.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-26
The M an

THE MAN - Stanley (SweetS)
Sweeting, long hailed as one of
Miami's most popular figures, is
taking on an added bit of pop
ularity with the radio program,
"Your Neighborhood Police and
You" After about 2 weeks on the
air, this public service broadcast
is fast sky rocketing to popular
ity. Sweeting, who is employed
in the public relations depart
ment of Bonded Collection Agen-
cy, brings his program to you
each Friday afternoon at 1915
lasting until 1890 over WFEC at
the 1920 spot on the dial.
An able newspaperman, Sweet
ing served for four years as resi-
dent manager of Carver Village
and Fiftieth Street Heights Apis.
"Your Neighborhood Police and
You" is a program designed to as
sist the public in bringing to-
gether a closer relationship be-
tween the people of Miami and
their police department. Serving
as moderator and interrogation,
| Sweeting is assisted on the
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-26

broadcast by police officers CAL
vim Mapp and Melvin Williams,
who answer questions on all
problems of police arrests as they
affect the man and woman on the
street. The public is invited to
send in questions on law enforce
ment to the program.
With the experience of law en-
forcement service in the capacity
of Deputy Constable, Stan = The
Man, has proven his capabilities
to handle this newest of his va
rious assignments.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-26
5 Elected To Urban
LEAGUE Board

The election last week of five
new members to the National
Urban Leagues Board of Trus-
tees at its regular meeting held
in league offices that afternoon,
was announced by Robert w.
Bowling, president.
The five members are:
Sylvan Gotshal, New York and
chairman of the Board of the
United Jewish Appeal of Greater
New York, member law firm,
We'll, Gotshal and Manges:- Mrs.
Mollie Moon, social worker. a
founder and president of the Ma
Urban League Guild; George LIP
Weaver, assistant TO the secretary
treasurer of the CLIO and director
of the CIO Civil Rights Com
mittee, member of the Washing
ton, d. c. Urban League; Boyd L.
Wilson, International Represent
alive of the United Steelworkers
Of America, CLIO, and member of
the Industrial Relations Commit
tee of the Urban League of Pitts
burg for Is years; Charles S. Zim-
norman, manager, Local %, In
ternational Ladies Garment
Workers Union (AFL) and for the
past five years vice-chairman of
the Leagues Trade Union Com
mittee.'
In announcing the election of
these new board members, Mr..
Bowling noted that: "The addition
of three members from organized
labor leadership is in line with
Urban League policy over the
past few years to increase its
membership from the ranks of in
dustry and labor"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-26
DEPOSITS TO AID
MISSISSIPPI
VICTIMS NOW
EXCEED $500, 900

NEW YORK, March 17-Funds
in the Tri-State Bank of Mem
phis deposited for the purpose of
expanding the banks capacity to
aid victims of economic pressure
in Mississippi have exceeded the
100000 mark, Roy Wilkins,
NAACP administrator, reported
today.
Deposits this week of $4,000 by
the Broadway Federal Savings
and Loan Bank of Los Angeles
and of $4,000 by the American
Veterans Committee brought the
total of such deposits to $2O1, 619.
insurance companies, labor
unions, church groups, fraternal
organizations, banks and indivi-
duals have responded to the ap-
peal to meet the challenge of the
White Citizens Councils which
have been exerting economic
pressure to stifle demands for
civil rights and desegregation;:
Mr.. wilkins has called for de-
posts totaling not less than $5OO,-
900. Such sum would make
available funds for loans on
business basis to Negro business
men. farmers and homemakers
no wheeling denied credit by Ger
tain White lending institutions IN
Mississippi.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-26
WARES SHOE CLINIC

Charles Ware, Prop.
We mend the rips
And patch the holes
Build up the heels
And save the souls
EXPERT SHOE REPAIRING
368 NV. goth ST. PHI. 81 GAGE
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1955-03-26

If you sick, worried or in trouble this is the
place to come Don't stay in the rut, push back the
veil of bad luck that hold you in your track
and advance forward by the help of God under the
leadership of Prof Hunter who has 80 years of ex.
perence in spritualst and occult science Make your
home happy. He will show you how to bypass your
enemies and get the things that life demands for YOU
Evening star., 1955-07-22
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SHOPPING CENTER TO be built in
in excellent suburban Nd. loc. The
following stores for lease: drhestore,
dry cleaner. .delicatessen, barber
shop, baby shop annd hardware
store; beauty salon. Call HA
THE WALTER REED ARMY MED.
ICAL CENTER EXCHANGE, No.
234, intends to have q concession
and Ior dry cleaning concession al
Walter Reed Army Medical Center
Prospective applicants are advised
to contact 1T. 4sTEwART at Ex-
change once, Bldg. No. 13, RA.
$4,000, Ext. 34I3, for Information
relating to the application, re-
uuirements, and interview for this
concession. Written proposals must
be received no later than 8 pm. on
MUEEss AYEg;t . Ras e. Exchange ssn once: -.2S
consuitation ), n~oviui exclusive fSj,. time nnc
motel broker and travel speciaiist.
offering recommendation on best
buys ip motels and sites. JOE H
THOMPSON, 232 Woodward BLDG.
FOUNTAIN e;i NJ CONCESSION WANTED,
experienced operator with Al To-
LUNCHEONETTE, mod. equip, All
cond., $3.50. bl3 K st. NV. ST
3.4872i eve. RA. 6-oi2s. "a
DRY CLEANING--we are in . posi-
tion to handle one or two whole
sale accounts, charged synthetic
solvent and expert spotting will
give you. the best in cleaning
Prompt pickup and delivery service,
Call Mr.. NoRFoRD. KI. e-3S96.
UsEp-cAR LOT. wel established In
excel. location, larEe ofices,
pletely paved With. large xsrage
and neon signs. All once equip:
msnt. ne, TSsH' Excl lssss' 1a, cssh enis; Cal
FlEaoaisr saor. ,s.. fully equipped
down pymt. required, owner VIII
finance. Write Hox 4fs-L, star,
RESTAURANT, est. aS yrs. Fun,
equip. seats rs, Excel. opportuuit,
live. operator. 2e3e 18th 81. NV
Evening star., 1955-07-22
HOUSES EURN. teeai.l

TWO MIIEs SOUTH or ALEx-. of1
Hwy. /. eonyenient 70 Belvoif ano
Pentason. 5-roon brick home, nieely
auto. auto laundry. oil heat. y acre
handicapped, sarden space. EaIsgsS,
iasstons pate 9TH s1ofs FIREPLACE. Si2o
cHHvTP f; PnCfl CHASE Il s-rm,, 5-bedrm.
and s-bsth. Dutch Colonial: washer
and drier; Lear garage. Lee Sero
cHEvY cIHiHsE-Exeellent s-bedrm..
2-hath home; Just $3.50: OIL. g.
5000 I'll s: ALLIED kkALIf
FALLS CHURCH-ANNANDALE ARIA
Small rambler. large lot: ayai,
SNAIL DETACHED FRAME. lge
yard. fun bSmt.; 10 min. 70 Me-
mortal or Key Bridges; sss. "a
sias g'gci 18Th ST. N.w-s bedrms.. :
JAN q. ARNOLD, Col. UsA iRet.J
SLEEPY HOLLOW. vA.-4 bedrms:
2is baths, on acre: ELIJAH 9
ARNOLD, Col, UsA Ret, Broker
EM $3.50. JE: 2-7155. .
ROGERS HTS; 5016 66th Avn
pet: s,story brick; d,s, rms ana niSsi, a;,sn
wash; washer: si1S. DUNN & CO. VA
BE Vs5olL COOL. AUGUST 1.LABoR DAY
air-cond, beaut. mod. house, Holm
Hills, blk. from swim. pool; eiec
AUGUsT RENTAL--Coolest spot In
Bethesda---3-be 2-bath ramb.
patio; Si55 mo-. incl. utii. DI. Z,
0333; ewes, ia. 7-94o0, ext. 43l
WRITER'S TOWN HOUSE. Newl,
decorated: near, Shoreham and
Sheraton Park; 2 rms, bedrms.,
dining rm., baths. Lease . or
months, $500. Call ME. s-2e4b
Evening star., 1955-07-22
BETHESDA
CORNER RAMBLER

2-yr. -old white brick and stone con-
Sisting Of 9 spacious rms, Q luxury
baths; liv. rm., din. rm.. de luxe
kit, screened porch, Ice. rec. rm.
with bar: wall-to-wall carpet,
drapes. storm windows, lge. attic
fan. washing machine, gas h.-a.
heat. owner leaving town prices
this home for immediate sale at
S24 4,SS $50. Cal LEWIS brown,
Woodward Bldg. Ma. S-6740: ewes.
EN-. 3-Ahh1 -o2
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HOUSES TO SHARE

BETHEsDA-2 girls to share lovely
washer. vh os@; Evss, oG oGuss ssso7saly. ss ss'0'
ATTENTION--wife Of man from
Boiling Field going overseas. lost
number. Please call 10. 2-3O33.
GEORGET0WN-Girl 1926 to share
house with girl: mod. kit, patio
H0. 2-2S31 after $40. ia
GIRL to share lovely house ir
sSner aSs aSsa rh III tae ossr sr
Mornings and eyes,, DE. 2-2S4l
Evening star., 1955-07-22
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

RENTAL LIsTNGs urgently needed
for 2. 3 and 4 bedroom houses in
Alexandria area; MORTON &
AB6TTioNAL HOMES i'SHs SNHEsEDEn-.
We have fine tenants for homes in
nearby Md. or NV. d. c.; free ap-
praisals. No delay. For complete
rental service, phone us today.
Evening star., 1955-07-22

DETACHED BRICK BUNGALOW
o2ls F1NEY BRANCH RD. NV.
COLUMBIA RD. AND 18th ARA
$500 cash Income lS1b0l plul
own apt. Close 70 tKansp. and shop.
10 rms. and 2 baths. Pull bsmt
that can be add. apt. also.
WASHINGTON CIRCLE - Foggy
Bottom; 0.W. Hosp. area; S1s.5OO.
Larse 10 Ink. rms. and 3 baths.
nufses OF students h'VSfens; home: spt' 81
/ large town house. Terms. RICHARD
61EDMAH. Realtor. AD. $3.50
Near Carter Barron
s1s.5oo
Large det. cor. home; y blk. of
18th 81; 9 rms. bath. Reas. down
payment. TENCHER WALKER,
INC. AD. 4-2644; "A. 2-63s0.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK,
Wlflamsburg Colonial: bedroom
and bath on f1rst floor. compieteiy
moderniIed kitchen. 2 bedrooms
and bath and den on second floor:
piesuresqne settins on geil-land-
eall Mr. shrive. TE. 6-35S6.
William M. Throckmorton
RRALTOR
INVESTMENT BLDG. DI. 7-6O92
A. q. PARK-Ncthine we know OF
now for sale Is comparable to this
big two-story brick Colonial. Within
Q moments walk to st. Ann'f
Parcchial School. Janet Elementary,
Deal and Wilson High schools
situated on trafic-free street.
rooms. 2 baths. screened fneiosed
summer porch on Earden level. full
imsmsssddiately, DE. 2-5sl5 or Di'
ThoS. ]. Fisher & Co.
Evening star., 1955-07-22

$4,000
II you are looking for that le0-ft.
long dream-house rambler with 4
lge. bedrms., 2 baths. drop-beamed
liy. rm., den, din. rm., extra-lge.
kit, rec. rm.; near public and par.
schools. IN one of the best close-in
residential areas, and on flexible
nnancins, then call Mr.. Walker.
EDWARD r. FRY co.
Oh 4-5212 Ewes. WO. 6-l7Q2
Evening star., 1955-07-22
COLORED

1917 Buchanan st. NV. Colonial
heat, basement: newly decorated ;
500. FREDERICK A. BLUMER
co" GIT Pa. ave. s.e.. Ii. 7-1OSS.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
CHEVY CHASE
533s SARATOGA AVENUE
GI-S22,500

CENTER. HALL COLONIAL - Liyins
room with fireplace. dining room.
Isl Xoor; ) bedrooms ana bath On On
End floor. screened porch, paneled
recreation room; 10ss down TO vet
Grams.
o. r. SMITH a. BROS. co.
oL c-te27 EXCLUSIVE. OIL. e-e4bs
IA
Evening star., 1955-07-22
HOUSES e..t, u opposrr te.l HOUSES . SALE Awie..o

FnsE COMES MARKRf, sI,f0o
iS5tgrss. ssTfsis. ss.soo. %. .Ge =
M. COLONIAL sEAcH. vA-Ssn.
ertl grocery store. Business con-
Seesso SeFse,, tof q 80 30 YEAR Ar. y ditisIsnt @
ment, stock. So. 900. sk acres of
land incl. 5-room modern house,
oeormss z gas tanks. S35. 600
Business. S46 900, can Be IN
creased cHEsTKh coosWELI.
EsfAsLiHsaaEip big rHaEE- DIAL.
ERSnIP, w. Va. area; sell or lease
building and equip; ssme owner
locale. profitable. Box z9e-M. star
ESQ s STATION, located IN Northern
sssgo5 srASpIRb S1s b0r of s.ss Co.. ARRRF5y VIZ,
RooMiNG H6bssnEs. eDSp; DSpont sl csIcI.
area: furniture Incl. n sale: rms
and apt. in bsmt. An excellent buy
ceSo5aceoGsazin eGai HI aRd co tseoPs' pf z.,sas TM
FoR .sALE-Business. consisting Of
tourist court trailer park and res
taurant. located on Fairfax Circle;
II cabins. % trailer spaces. fully
equipped restaurant. Excellent
hsse. Lease, Call owner, LINN. CR. s.
REsf.: bar and s-rm. apt; sood in
sas6i cash.. Iu. I-sSss. io.i p.n; go Go.
WHOLESALE, established poultry,
butter and egg business. doing an
nual volume In excess of half mil
lion dollars: excellent Opportunity
for expansions; fully equipped: good
market location. Write Box 14f-R.
CLEANING AND SHOE REP. MAca.
Alt; busy area; must sacr.; S695,
comp. price. 1927 K NV. RE, q
Ari. Co.. nr. n. Myer-
$1,000 dn. IL. s-S74S. ia. $685. $500.
DRY CLEANING Fan 1sg ST STORE. nr. Capitol
past q yrs. Auto. pump on boiler,
new press and elec. vacuum, eiec.
sewing machine and register. $500.
$g00 current stock. Cor. store.
VI; 800: KI. S-S0l9. "a
DAY NURSERY In Silver Spring
succession. growing business. Fully
licensed and equipped. Long lease
S9.s60. RA. 3-0109 after Z pm
RESTAURANT. with beer, thriving
shopping center, modern. air-cond, =
pleNSt1re tn WOrks aaepffen ATsT AE
Evening star., 1955-07-22
BETHESDA-$20,5 500
4 BEpRMs.. Q BATHS

4 BEDRMS., Q BATHS
nm: separate din: rm;, 2 BEDRMs..
BATH ON lst FL: 2 Ice. bedrnfs..
pSfeh. pore % 6risht bsmt.: oVslsofta short walk ak
to. transp.. public and parochiai
TOWN & SUBURBAN. EN-. 2.a4e0
BETHESDA, EDoEMOOR = Nestled
in tan trees on deep lot with broad
front lawn. 3-bedroom, 2-bath ram
bier with mo STEP" feature. All
facilities on ONE floor. 3-car ga
rage; lovely tuli dining room and
excellent financing. Call OIL. 6-6S70
or DI. 7-6230.
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co.
BETHEsDA-Glenwood, Bethesda's 9
fnest. yet-to-be- -equalled commun-
ity. Big brick Colonial; living room.
dining room; kitchen, den. powder
rooms, 2 baths, End tioor saninier
posal, Bendix automatic Washing
machine and dryer, 50-gallon hot
water heater. stove. 11-cubic.ft.
refrigerator. existing storm win
dows, storm doors. Venetian blinds.
$50, Call OIL. 6-6s76 Or DI. 1850.
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co.
BURNT MILLS ESTATES
The country's finest residential area.
Lots " acre and up: California.
contemporary or modern split-levei
designs from which 70 choose, con-
tains large sunken liv. rm.. full
din. rm.,, modern electric dream
kitchen, Z extra-large bedrms., 2ts
baths and finished clubroom; excel
home open" daily and Sun. % IL 10
dark. or call Mr.. King. HE. 4-9767:
after $3.50 p.m, JU. 9-0497. Dir:
New Hamp. ave. ext, opposite MOL.
or Colesville rd. To New Hamp.
ave. and follow sign.
The Isens--Builders and Developers
PROPERTIES. INC, AGENTS
BURNT MILLS HfLLs-Charming
spring-fed brook Is natures contri-
button to its beauty. The owner has
added beauty to all this BY planned
planting Of trees, shrubs, orchards,
ssTds GARDENS ,ns ans cultivated hemloek
custom- a -buiis cSioniai SssStp' On f''tRs tSs
room room WITT With fireplace ssii iarss s.ss s.paTats yns
dining room, tiled Kitchen. .
powder room. Upstairs, 3 large bed
rooms, 2 baths; maids room In
one OF the finest communities III the
Metropolitan Area, consisting OF one
to five acre estates, There are many
other features which make this
estate q lovely place to live both
summer and winter. Call TIE,
6-7420 or D1 7-6S30.
ThoS. J. Fisher, & Co.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
RESTORED

VERY REASONABLE
front. white brick home. near
Library Of Congress for only $16,-
600, This home has every con-
venience and is completely reno
waited Reasonable down payment
and terms.
HERBERT d SONS. Realtors
516 Z, Capitol ST. II. 3-OI1Q
Evening star., 1955-07-22

ILLNESS FORCES SALE
's%ldss wsssusssn c.ss.ss ssS5T ares, Tosy sssh;
y CO. ME. s-l10O; ewes. EN-
2-B214. ga
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.


ST. FRANCIS XAVIER PARISH-2.
bedrm. brick semidet. home in ex.
cellent condition with GOOD a.
hanging: $14.750. THOMAS I,
PHIddLiLIPs. Wo. $1,000: ewes. OIL
NR. Send AND ALABAMA AVE
Detached brick. center hall; q rms
3 lge. bedrms.. full bsmt., buiit-ir
garage, gas h.-w. heat: sacrifics
for quick sale. S17.a5O. HARTMAN
REALTY INC, LU. 4-34O0 anc
3-FAMMY APT, lge. rooms. dble
apt; vacant. $i.0o0-Sa, 900 down
VIII exchange. OWNER. IA. o.
@70s MINI. AVE. blk. north Pa
ave.-Best area. excellent 4 rms.
"a paths, garage. Quick sale.
4-Eul6.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
BETHESDA
7 RMS, 2la BATHS
S23,950
Az % FINANCING

We have available / house
nearing completion. Tefms 10
suit you. Cathedral ceiling
living room. Westinghouse
kitchen, equipped. incl. dish
washer; finished recreation
room. For further informa-
ton, call MA. S-574O: ewes.
LO. 4-6031 or EN-, 3-A551,
ALDoN PROPERTIES, INC.
Evening star., 1955-07-22
"BETHESDA"

$3.50 Down, GI, $20,300
attention NIH-Beautifu white brk.
Colonial with entrance hall; Ice.
iv rm.; firepl.; din. rm., scr.
lounging porch, powder rm. ist d. I;
3 bedrms.. tiled bath End f.; full
fenced eround with Ice. trees and
shrubs; M-63. Mr.. GORDON. 10.
FREDERICK w. BERENs
SALES, INC.
1922 L st. NV. MA. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-07-22
AMERICAN
UNIVERSITY PARK

ON1VEIL01I I I FARh
Red brick Colonial. convenient Ia
elementary and high schools: CEN
Ter hallway plan with living room
ainlng room and kitchen on Ist
moor; 3 bedrooms and . baths on
IND; 2 finished bedrooms on 3rd;
screened side porch. built-in ga
rage; basement has full bath
adjoining maids room; many Eek
. t such as DISPOSAL. attic fan,
dix washer. 2nd-d. yalk-in eiasets
etc; $1,000. Ewes, cali M
Barker. EN-. 3-s99S.
w. c. & A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO. (RRALToRs)
1850 Mass. Ave. NV, EN-. 2-4464
Evening star., 1955-07-22

30O5 CAMBRIDGE PL. NV
AT goth ST; BET. QUE AND R
BAY WINDOW HOUSE
s Rms. 2 Baths, OIL Heat
Open l to 6, Tues. Sat.
sANDoz. INC.
No. 2 Dupont Circle DU, 7-l234
Evening star., 1955-07-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

INDIAN HEAD. Md. by owner
bedrms.. den, full din. rm.. liv. rm
with fierplace. modern kitchen with
auto. stove and refgr., Ia baths
full bsmt., alum. roll-up awnings
double garage, many extra features
Conv. to schools and churches
Price. $4,000. Call Riverside 8.
Evening star., 1955-07-22

AIR-CONDITIoNED
Silver Spring. Md.-3-bedrm ram,
bier, completely air conditioned; eal
hot,air heat, elec. kit. with dish
washer and disposal; full bsmt.; nr
Forest Glen: 500 per NO. 3-yr
lease. MR.. AUXIER, MA. S-0714 4
or after 8 pm. JU. 9-5352. -24
NEARBY Vas BEDRMs.
10 min. to D. c., 5 min. Pentagon;
2 blks. new public and parochial
school: ! BLK. bus, shop. center:
row brick. mod, newly decorated
auto. washer; fenced rear yard
S95 mo. ov. 3-0207 or UN. f.
1896. PA
FALLS CHURCH AREA-3-bedrm
Cape Cod. equipped kit; bsmt.;
conveniently located; S125 mo.
2-bedrm. bungalow: equipped kit;
conveniently located; S100 mo.
LYNN REALTY. JE. 2-9400