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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
Shift Approved
For Library's
Headquarters

A proposal to move admins
ltrative he adquarters Of the
Prince Georges County Public
Library system from its present
location on Gallatin street in
Hyattsyille to a new spot on
Route / in College Park yester-
day won approval Of the county
commissioners.
Mrs. Lewis P. Ditman. mem
Der Of the Library Board, told the
commissioners. at their meeting
in Upper Marlboro. that the IL
lbrary's present location is com
lpletely inadequate" and that
some provision would have to be
made for expansion.
The commissioners authorized
the board to negotiate for q lease
on q building containing 5000
square feet Of floor space Just
north Of the University Of Mary
land campus. It formerly was
occupied by . grocery store.
Mrs. Mary Hadley, library d.
rector, said the vacant building
win provide ample parking space
and an increase in the amount
Of space available for books and
Offices over the 2,400 square feet
presently used at the Gallatin
street site.
Use Increases
Mrs. Hadley said use OF IL
brary facilities is increasing in
Prince Georges. During the fiscal
year le54-5, she said, the use
of books increased IS per cent
lover figures for the previous year.
Mrs. Hadley said the board
hopes to have administrative
facilities included in one Of the
three central libraries which 1t
wants constructed in strategic
Locations in the county.
Commissioner Herbert W,
Reichelt suggested that q
planned expansion Of the Coun-
Ity Service Building in Hyatts-
vile could include space for the
Library Board.
Although agreeing this could
be done, Mrs. Hadley said a
duplication of functions would
result II the administrative Of
Ifices were not included in the
same building with facilities for
book repair and distribution.
/ S35O,OOO Estimated Cost
"The inclusion Of administra-
ton In the County Service Build
ling separate from the functions
for collection. preparation and
distribution of books would be
inc administrative improvement
lover the present setup," she said.
The commissioners and the
two Library Board spokesman
Iagreed that a structure adequate
ito meet board needs would cost
about $350.000.
1 Mrs. Hadley told the commits
sioners that. after the board
outgrows its new quarters
should it be able to close flnan-
cial arrangements. I'VE would
like you to purchase land in
the Heurich tract"
/ Great Scott" said Com
missioner Reichelt. do you
have to 90 where there is oil?
/ That land cost $4,000 an
acre"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
FurTrimmed or FuIess coots Every Significant Style!
Imported coshmes! Fomous Name Woolens Wanted CoIon
1928 TO oo.o8
Luxury coufs
5000

These are luxury quality woolens :. French
imports, Forstmanns, Worumbos, Stroocks.
Dressy or casual styles in best silhouettes.
Included are fur-trimmed coats with dyed
white fox, mink, black-dyed Persian lamb.
White, black and colors; 8-18 included.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
BY GEORGE FLYNN

Teddy Roosevelt rumbled out
of his bedroom on the second
floor Of the White House and
confronted the newly-installed
elevator.
How do you run this darn
thing?" he shouted.
A slim carpenter working in
the corridor showed the Pres
ident how to operate the button
controls.
With q war whoop and o wave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-28
Health Officer Named

ROMNEY, w. Va. Dec. a.
Or. ]. D. Brown Of this city has
been named health ofiicsr for
Hampshire County. effective jan
uary /, 1t was announced by DR..
N. H. Dyer. State director Of
health.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Reds Reported
India

NEW DELHI, India, Nov. Z
tR The Times Of India says
Communist Chinese troops from
Tibet have crossed midas north
|ern frontier and have been told
they should withdraw"
The dispatch from Kotdwara
quoted the chief executive ON
Ger Of the Garwal district as
saying the crossing took place
In IAN area near Hoti." 1t did
not locate Hoti. Kotdwara is q
Himalayan foothill village in
India's Uttar Pradesh state.
An Indian government spokes-
man said India's exact boundary
with Tibet In the area has been
disputed many years. He said
communications between New
Delhi and Peiping recently have
suggested that a Joint commits
sion be named to settle the
boundary question, and that such
il group probably would be
named soon.
The Times Dispatch quoted the
executive ofiicier as saying q
border had resulted In the taking
of proper security measures. He
said Chinese Communist authori-
ties had been told that Indians
borders extended UP to the river
near Hoti and they should with
draw their armed forces" from
the area.
The government was awaiting
information from Uttar Pradesh
officials on the reported border
crossing.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Eden Promise to Visit
Russiu IS Reported

GENEVA, Nov. = R.-Prime
Minister Eden has promised
Russian leaders informally he
win visit the Soviet Union some
time after their trip to Britain
next spring. diplomatic officials
reported last night.
The British leader was said to
have told this to Soviet Premier
Nikolai Bulganin and Comrnu-
mist Party Boss Nikita Khrush-
|chev during informal exchanges
at the Big Four summit parley
here last July. The informants
said it was arranged the Soviet
government would extend an Of
ficial invitation to Sir Anthony
when their leaders visit Britain
In the spring.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Israel and Arabs HurI
New Borroge Of Charges

for troop Withdrawals from the
El Aujanizana demilitarized zone.
where the FL Sabha clash oc-
CURED, and for clear marking
Of the area along Egypt's border.
Egypt Replies
Albert Grand. truce organiza-
tion spokesman. said a new reply
had been received from Egypt on
the cease-fire appeal but he did
not disclose its contents. Egypt's
original reply to the November
3 appeal had been regarded as
vague.
An Israeli spokesman has de-
scrihed his governments reply tc
the appeal as saying in effect
IT they don't start shooting
we won't. /"
Mr.. Grand pointed out there
had been no major outburst OF
violence since the 17-hour e
Sabha battle Thursday, and as
serted the situation isn't wholly
satisfactory yet, but there is al
least a de faeto cease-fire
that's the important thing"
The new charges by Jordan
said an Israeli patrol moved ~
miles into Jordan territory on
the shore Of the Dead Sea and
was driven back after q half
hour battle: Israeli forces ex-
PEELED an Arab family from
Israeli territory with. an ex-
change Of gunfre: an Israeli
shell exploded near an Arab Le-
gion post In Aqaha, and Israeli
forces fired across the armistice
|demarcation line in two areas.
Evening star., 1955-11-07

JERUSALEM, Nov. Z R)-A
new shower Of charges Of viola
tions Of the Palestine arrnistice
confronted peacelnakers today In
the troubled Middle East.
They included an Israeli dec
laration that Egyptian troops
were entrenched in the tiemili-
tarized zone Of the Egyptian
Sinai. constituting q long stand
ing violation and q threat to
civilian life"
An Israeli Foreign office e
spokesman said israeli Is fully
aware Of the presence Of. Egyp-
tian troops in the zone, oppo-
site the scene Of last weeks
bloody El Sabha clash.
The spokesman said "pro1ib-
tied numbers" Of troops were in
the area where the aruaistiee
agreement permits only three
Egyptian checkposts with q total
Of 80 soldiers.
Egyptian Raid Reported
Israel also accused Egypt of
a new raid near the GAIA strip.
Other claims and counter
claims were exchanged by Jor-
dan and Israel.
Jordan charged Israel with
I'VE fresh armistice violations
and the Israelis countered with
q claim that Jordan troops dyna-
mited two houses in q border
village near Kfar Saba in central
Israel.
The Israeli-Jordan Mixed Ar
mistice Commission met last
night to tame up the dynamiting
charge. The Israeli delegate said
his government takes "a most
serious view Of this attack.
Any repetition of such incidents
is liable to have serious roper
cussions."
Maj. Gen. Edison L. NJ. Burns,
United States truce supervisor,
returned from conferences in
New York and London on the
tense border situation.
He conferred Immediately with
truce organization oficials and
called for meetings with Israeli
land Arab representatives on the
--latest U. N. proposal to ease
border tensions.
4 Put forward by q. N. Secre-
.Itary General Dag Hammarskjold,
1.-THE proposal Is reported TO call
Evening star., 1955-11-07
|Kefauver Sees
Help for Israel

WATERBURY. Conn, Nov. I
GAP. Senator Kefauver. Demo
crat Of Tennessee, says the
United States may be forced to
provide arms for Israel II "the
Soviet persists In arming Egypt" /"
America Is not going III lei
Israel. a xfine little Democratic
state. be thrown to the four
winds" the Senator said In a
speech. at q Bonds for Israel
dinner here last night.
Senator Kefauver also accused
Secretary of State Dulles OF
backing and hauling" on the
question Of an srael-Egypt con-
ference to settle the dispute
which has caused recent hostil-
tiles.
Secretary Dulles" he said,
serves more to confuse than to
clarity the situation"
Since the Eisenhower admin
istration came into power in
January, 1858. Senator Kefauver
said. "the United States has
given $19, ,337. 900 In economic aid
TO Egypt.
Il think that surely the Sec
fetary of Stale, therefore, GilOuld
Be on Sufficiently good terms with
Egypt 10 ct least gain support
for q meeting where problems
could be thrashed out around the
table rather than from behind
the gun.
Senator Kefauver said the
United States should support ef-
forts Of Israeli Premier Ben
Gurion to obtain q conference
with Egypt on the dispute.
1T is q reasonable position,
and our prestige should be put
behind such a proposal he said.
Senator Kefauyer has twice
visited the new nation in Pales-
tine in the last eight years. He
said he was amazed at the
progress that has been made"
Evening star., 1955-11-07

nation agreement adopted with
Great Britain and France after
the Palestine war. This was de.
signed to prevent a Middle East
arms race and block any "force-
Iful change Of Arab-IsraeI
frontiers.
Present Soviet policies, Mr..
Allen said In answer to q ques-
ton. do not seem to eft in with
the purposes" Of this agreement
he said the United States
views with grave concern
|Egypt's deal to barter cotton for
arms from CzechoSlovakia. And
he gave this account Of previ-
ously disputed United States con-
yersations with Egypt on possible
weapons transactions:
A year ago this country offered
to sell arms to Egypt, with the
proyiso that an American mis-
sion would inspect their use
within Egypt. But this came soon
after Egypt'S Suez Canal agrees
fnent with Great Britain. The
Egyptians. MIR. Allen said, re-
piied they had ''just got rid Of
the British" and didn't want TO
admit an American mission.
Last june Egypt presented "a
very considerable list Of arms,
worth some SAT million, it want
ed to buy here. Mr.. Allen said
this country agreed to consider
the proposition. But the question
arose Of how the material would
be paid for, and the Egyptians
suddenly took the decision that
we had then turned them down.
This was not the case, Mr.. Al
len said. but the Egyptian deal
with Czechoslovakia followed.
Whereas, in the last four years
the United States has sold about
81 million worth OF arms to each
side In the restive Middle East
Mr.. Allen said, the Soviet bloc
has supplied Egypt between SIS
and 500 million worth In one
dnat
Evening star., 1955-11-07

on Mr.. Allen at the State De-
partraent this afternoon.
Mr.. Allen also arranged q con-
ference with Indian Ambassador
g. L. Mehta.
Details Aren't Revealed
Pending the meetings. there
was no immediate word on de-
tails sof the conferences. The
Israeli embassy said Mr.. Eban
was not yet ready to present the
list of arms which Israel win
ask from the United States 70
Offset Communist weapons nov
arriving in Egypt.
Gov. Allen has promised United
States aid to any Middle East
nation, either Israel or Arabian,
in the event of invasion.
Warning that this Government
''is going to be very angry at
any country which starts a pre-
ventire war or an aggressive
war;, he said that the United
State .'will do everything we
possibly can" to aid the country
attacked.
Mr. Allen made these state
ments yesterday on q teleyision
interxieW, ABC's College Press
Conference.
For the first tiIne he put on
the record q. N. suggestions for
easing the tension. These In
ciuded:
!. The q. N. should be allowed
'sto continue its work" Of clearly
defining with physical markers
the demilitarized FL Auja-N -Nizana
zone, around which Egyptians
and Israelis have battled furious
ly in recent days.
2. Neither side should main
tain troops in the zone, q. N.
observers should have .entire
freedom" to determine II anyone
crosses the boundaries.
Mr.. Allen has told the Israeli
and Egyptian Ambassadors to
this country that the United
States strongly supports" the
u. N. plan. Canadian Gen. Il.
4. M. Burns plans to take 1t up
quickly with the antagonists in
an attempt TO check the threat
Of general war;
Each ambassador gave ap-
parently sincere" assurances,
Mr.. Allen said. that neither
Israel nor Egypt had any inten-
tion Of setting on an "aggres-
sive" war.
Could Invoke 3-Nation Pact
He did not say Just what this
country would do In case Of full
scale attack. But he said it
would operate under q three
Evening star., 1955-11-07
LOST

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BLACK MALE COCKER SPANIEL. tas
Yrs. CD. ii, 6-l5Oa after 1. ~
BRACELET, Kreissler, fexibie. set with
ainethygt; In Arlington. Wash, or on
bus. AID. 4.316l. after Q pm.
BULLDOG, male, whife and black, white
cellar: ans. 70 name RepgeT yic
lUtn 81: sc. heEard: u. I'll $40. - 2
CAI-Hs HSsndsOns a silver CO male. amber
area calI oL. 2-i194a ewes: 80
CAT, cray, male. u yrs old, niinssng
woeT SsyeTai aasss days; yic. hlncoliss " Ylset-
CAT, lost VIC. UniVefsity Park: cray and
wsass wnlss ysoW eoIlal e wi % gs 7ass
WA. 7-5367. 20
a Hc. Zoos s1nas hsHsrd 'ia s 9a!s: ssss. aesnss
COLLIE, chlldTen's pet. black and white:
VIC 9th and sts So: reward. II.
DASL;NsATIAM S;s i: y5;-oid male: vis sgTIps-
generous reward HeetNood 4-9Qt6.
run SCARF. DARK brown. skins; S,c.
TED kewis RESTAURANT oE taxi 70 9Th
sna 71a1ls IN Est. sssais ssss s-laso g 81
GERMAN sEaRPHERD, brown female
81. NV. Reward. IA. e-45Z3. Ill Z
GLASSES with brown frames, ii pink
case with initials Il" ID Vie, of
10th between Franklin and Lawrence
SIS. ne. Reward. IA. 0-z666. -8
KEYS, vie. Of 5000 BIZ. Tfiden ~.
nw:' zlppsred Key folder containing
Heys, driving permit and regiekretfon
cerq: Finder please call RUTH ].
MACKlE. OV. 5-l40e. 81
KEkRY BLUE PUTTY, lost sat. VIC.
NORTH. Portal Estates; childfenss pet.
RA. 6.16I8. IS
PEARL BRACELET, area 0f Wilson High
School. sentimental value. EN-. 3-0308.
POINTER. white, male. ia Alta Vista
Garden area, named .apat Nd.
taEs. e206. OF. 1854. u
RING, diamond. Ia vic. 81 Aiaska ave,
Alssks sa sls' HAoS. e.saSGse Ge oe0Is'. snd
SCARF Square silk head scarf, dec
GRATED with brown and green letters;
2alued rs Keepsake: reward Phone
! gU, 9-3070, Of return to 40T Elm ave
TakQma Park. Nd.
WATCH, iady's. blue and white stones.
cord braceleti Vie. 3f33 and 3427 Conn.
ave Reward. co. 5-8759. 20
WATCH, Waltham, mans, gold, pfaskin
pands between 1892 Conn. ave, l7ti
and Church sts. DE. 2-0300. Ext 261.
Evening star., 1955-11-07

No casualties were reported.
q. N. observers were sent to
investigate these charges.
In Beirut, Lebanon, officials
denied as unfounded reports
published abroad that Syrian
forces shot down an Israeli plane
which fell in Lebanon.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
Lectures Tomorrow

Dr.. Elizabeth q. Salmon, pro-
fessor Of philosophy at FordhamI
University graduate school, win
give two lectures tomorrow at
Georgetown Visitation Convent.
Evening star., 1955-11-07
State Department Aides
Meet Mid-Eost Diplomats

George Aen assistant secretary Of state for Middle
Eastern affairs scheduled round of conferences today
with Jewish and Arab diplomats.
Israeli Ambassador Abba Eban and Saudi Arabian Am
bassado Abduah scheduled TO call separately
Evening star., 1955-11-07

bQsToN IERkIKR. upper Conn. ave.
coEiaE, tfi-c0I0Tsd. 20. 1851.
Evening star., 1955-10-02
1901 N. Nottingham st.
Arlington, Virginia
HOUSES uNFuRNlsHED

ulA.--aaenn.
As-RM. HOUSE Il 1907 walker Nm
I'd. s.ss Kiee... tel,y bath. outside
toilet. space for Chickens. hersss.
NAE 1AlssaiY a9iYsoNS s'Ss coiRHERi =. = Modern
modern improssmenfs. IA. s-se5s.
AlEx.a-esdrn. sspiast;. FsSes.:
auto Nneheft fenced yard; yena-
tian blinds; $3.50. "a. e-a05l
RAILS cHURCn AREA--s-bsdroon
500 psf NO. JR. 1855, -
NICE s-DE0RM. noUsf Pencsd
yard. located - FAIRFAX. Near pub
lie sehcols. SEQ per month ". w:
MeCoLLgM. INC n "a ,gr5eo9. 80 80
srnss M. sssns af den. az fit.. ssps- @
rate din. Fm.. fifi. rec. fm.. and
bath u bsmta 4 Blk. elem. seh9oi.
siLVEk SPRiNG. close IN; by
OwNER--6-room Caps Cod house,
IN excel. cond. bedrms. tuh din;
d r iens.d sss a y rsas s'Tsd Tsid iron. o .s ssla
Eas. stoy. elee, refsr.: ayail. Oct. J..
FRIENDLY. nI bsdrms.. bath
and powder room. Cape Cod type;
convenient to Andrews Air BASE,
Census Bureau and Naval Research
Lab. Available for iml1ediats oe-
B Rooms, 3 kits. z baths. OIL heat.
on busline: garden. JOHN BUR-
DoFT, I33fe Colesyiile fd., 8isyeS
SPRINT. Nd. EN, 4-3ezQs --3
RENT WITH OPPORTUNITY 70
Bpy, 3e1s Qelethorpe St. Hyatte-
ville--6-rfn. eupgns fuii bsnt.. lsesi
( F1nrch Qp 4-Qflf5E .-3
HXKTis.--3-bedfm. brick semidet.
house: equip. kit, Venetian nlinds,
full hsmt; nr. churches sch0ois
and bus, Sl26. MA. 2-Bib4. -
UTAH AVE. Chevy Chase, y. Co.
Completely redeeofAted; cow. 70
sch0ois: Q hedrms. baths. extra
sss. ri Q sas s:d IA. A. slsss sls vi s..tsss. sssls
asth AKb NEWTON sTs. ME-. sMi
blocks from n !. ave, stores and
transp ~ rmss. LA baths. con-
crete front porch. oil h.-w.h.. II
car gnfane. large rear yard; entire
house In excellent condition. Sf2b.I
r. y. MALSHE, NC Ills Eye St
rHaS0JkSAh JkA Siss4sSsj SStsss4EsSsjAry-a s.drna.. An, 4
: baths. gas heat: near Rosslyn,I
$50 monthly. IA. b-bo61. --B
Evening star., 1955-10-02
HOUSES FURNISHED

LGE. HOUSE, ls rooms. 81 baths;
small ballroom; excel, Tor club o.
downtown. Co. 6-6756 or Hu,
3-9724, Mrs. johnson.
schools. tTarsp.; newly decorated;
500 month. Call WA. 7-7b30.
BETHEsuA. nr. NIH-7 rms; avail.
ssSs SsAl b 6unniv 6nnssicv: 4 bsdrrss.
Se5; or see Apis. Fnrn. Column,
1918 II Hs.s.: fst A., $40. LU, 2-4e90,
8. ArtL.--Two-bedrm. hrk.. attrac.,
modern dec; auiet nsiehborhood,
convenient to everything. hNaiinblt
iinmed.; $il0 mo. KK. S-Tl7s
ROcKyiLLE. . bedrm. rambler;
nicely fnrnished; immediate oce,i-
pancy; Sib0 mo. GEO. w. ROB
ERTsoN 1895 Wis ave. OIL. 2
b-RC0M COTTAGE. redecorated;
near District line; 500 per month.
RE. 6-e1b2. 81
Evening star., 1955-10-02
MINED. OCCUPANCY

EAIL8 gHQH[H ARIA
dEfk ERS0N VIIEACiE-z4 balrnne
gtil rm. ise. yard. T2a Oak Il.
ANNALEE HTS bedrms n,i,.
nm; on D. c. busline. 1880 WAYNE WI:
oREENWAY DowNsNsvIy deco
rated 3-hedrm. Colonial: rec. ffi.,
fenced I'd lis Greenway Blvd:
BRoYHrrL cREsT-2 hedruas. rec.
Ims ft isnced yard. 2503 oakwood
ERoyHILL PARKS hedrnas.. pfne-
p911eled Nv, rln.. patio. fenced yard;
LYON SPRING 3-bsdrra. contem.
porafy rambler: earp0rt; SI40.
Many other z. 3. 4 hedrm. homes
ARfAx REStTY. NC. u. a-i1so
Evening star., 1955-10-02
co-op. AIRS. EoR SALE

DErIGHTFUI,--i3est NV. lDe.; spae..
ar. 2 b., exc. gWttehhds eleE. ssrys
MRS. A. ALTHOUek. AD. soul
sARGArN, LOVELY vIEWi corner
npt.: q bedrfns., iiy. Fua. DIN. rm;.
kitchan, foyer. bath. all large: olu.
sstabltehed, Weil-fnanaGed eo-epete-
tive: excel. stransps; 10 mtnufes
dogntown: st1 900. Qders eonaio-
ered- Direct from OWNER. Man
aeef. HO. 2-32S0. --4
OWNER offers an attrartively
priced, spacious Broom aps; Seeos
for occupancy; Just remodeieq are
redecorated: must be seen 70 pe
appreciated; excellent tfanx 10.
~, Mendoza Apts.. 2220 gutn sts
! corner Kni0Eama Open sunday
20 &. I'M 3-6isla.
NEAR 18th AND COLEsGBIA R1.
NV, overlooking park--Large 81
ficlency apartment In elevator build
Ing. Reasonably priced; low man
ewes, and Sun. EN-. 3-4784. ---2
Mr.. Isth AND COLUMBIA m. -
Fufn.. 4th-fi0of front; 0voFlooking
k0ck Greek Park; iiN.. rfa.. bedrnl,,
dinette, kit. and bath: 2 closets:
sscrlfice for SO. 900. 81. .D0f. down
payment. take Up tsk trust, pay
able In small monthly payments.
balance In q dss second trust note.
MRS. COLLINS. AID. 4-03O4.
Evening star., 1955-10-02

|cI1y1I11D fANH-ZxelL tst 1col;
4ndi shoitl pfllhf.lhoea: $50.
ssa ssn., a!s g. ss's!z ssslz "a sznb5a' iES' {.
II; ::F:s' Z Il; ;;ii iii :'ji''
CHEVY CHASE. D. q. 4fie leka.
tior--I IEo- bsdleon home; Nlll rent
unf1fnishtf. Roole1tiiIo 8t0d. -
|RocEyulE-@lse1f N1s and Naval
Medical; 3-be14oczIl. 1-h1fh home
isss sssh sSsiuiaishsa as ffsss's1silis 81 ].
|LANE1ll NJ Center Ran, iss. Nv.
81 e ksss Rr ssTs stiisstiss's fa1s'
friin ssTsiss. sizes ns. u. S-ai5i.
|cnEyx cnAsK. b. C.-Attrsstfvs
home, immed. pe1ee1s.; lying fn-,
tcs1IiinG csIi n's:.sar sdrps' ~ s.lh.'
|s.E.l-reon asisehsd hqu.s: fsnsst
ye55ast; - heats Adults. ".
|ME ssECIALIzE i sasn, Asn..: ]
KHhcH & { fsU5fkcahE. Tx s.s2i2. ~.
lBEAuTIEUGEX kuBN. 3-be1Tni.. s.
bath rambler. n. Arlington. eEclu-
aiVe Deiehbcrhood. 3o<tk Nv. rf1a
ultranlodern Il WIN sslt i9r .
Eey; = e4li Kx. e-3l7e
~ ~. Viss aFepises. DiS 80 %esuIpped dr fis..
oii heat suto. washer and earSee.
Etlliy furn. 3 min. Esntnlpl. large
I $4,000; Kxt; zeto1 fses. and week
tYA.-S. rms, plus finished basement.
fenced ssTd, sas heat; sllo. Dgn-
cHonh6FHoisN 'tn eiaSss ups1vKRsIrx AHA
--Ccmfortahle 3 and s bedroom
homes, ntcely fnfnianed sincl.
room. full hssenent ana isree rom
siEeE. Ayali. tfnmeds ~ IunlnH
81 raS snd sgsn sysn. & .ss's. 1;E sisp ~ sss enc
saaEson sinIi lyciss lesa "a sHssi'iisssss'ss isss &
aikbTTuM n;b ~ akb bsa aiRiInnrR rnIcEb.
several aFeiiabies With. 3 Or more
bedfmsa o. more baths $3.50
PET mo. md %. nLIyAH g. Ar
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Webster 81. NV. Screened
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GOOD M,W.Astrae. plain 4-bsdrm,.
Ia bath. 1fepi.. Oh heat: excel
transp.. eons. essrythins. co. b
Wisc0NsES AVE. sOaEEnsEx
k1Ek--turn., Nsil-eQuippe1. year
old home; avail. imined.: 3 be1FIns..
den and powder fooms rec. I'm;
maids fp1nls and hath. Can Ms.
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ner brick house, euttable for Dip
iomat. Phene olin., Ar. 1-l112.
III. 2-S0I1, WO. o-3133; week
rfR afiE lni6sA. n 81 3 9silK.yIr.pl.. rec.
ping esntsr; $40. -, 4sseSe.
AnIInGroNpss. min, . Psnts-
ron, heauflfuily fuFninhsd. 2 bed-
rms. full tsnt.t 4 bik: gfe1s and
3; eol hish; n. s1ssS,a s.Sass Ssk-usl hEAlTY ~
CHEVY CHASE VINE slightfui.
eentef.hall bTiek home. Thfss hed.
1st-hoor iayntofy; attaehe4 Lear
fAraGe; ssailabls Nev. 4 y NAY y;
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Evening star., 1955-10-02

Modern 5 rooms; brick: basement,
aas heat. Fenced iots If1nfedinte
occupancy. come and see Il. Mr..
Marlin. La. 0-7e46. MARSHALL ].
Me- Ks zlscSes cGes 1874 18Th =. ~ -
- sILVRR SPRING AREA
sgs mo-. lob IdleEood I'd
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brick rambler. Ekbsmt.: on 11Ncod
ave, Silver Spring
i33 no.; sos Ellsworth drs 81.
beQfm.. x.bath. dens gar. ben1t.S
Cape c0ds Wocdside.
$3.50 mo-: 2l0s Windham ians; 4.
bedsm.. 2+bAfh brick Colonial,
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VERY SPECIAL
kALdS CHURCH = Charming. tree.
s nene With baths. Excellent ice.
VIENNA, VA.-3-bedrn. home. With
club; lorsi5 view. $50 Der month.
HUGH McpIARAfID
selected Real Estate
yIenna. Va. nUhkirk $1,000
e1g RfTTItgHoI6 gT. nm.
=, . Escsnt; . bIick:; gemidsi 80.
200 NoRMANDY Or.
Silver Spring - Detached eofnet
brick. 8 rms, / bath, $3.50 mo.
HUGH Z. PECK. HI. 4-e400
2l00 BLOCK Sd 81. NE, nj. n I.
-S rms. fun bsmt., auto. heat.
excel. eond., 500.
DAkoL4 we m. semidet;;
rec rm.: $3.50: ARTHUR Z. CURL
Evening star., 1955-10-02
5411 End ST. NV
DETAC,HEn

9 rms ~ baths. library, oil heat:
The Riggs National Bank
Wash. Loan & Trust Br.
300 E st. NV. Ma. 8-344O
1922 18th ST. NV.
Detached; . rms. 2 baths: rental
The Riggs National Bank
Wash. Loan & Trust Br.
300 3 st. NV. Ma. 8-3440