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Evening star., 1955-05-09
Artillery to Practice
Despite Protests

FUJI-YOSHIDA, Japan, May 8
(P).-The United States Army to-
day said it will begin artillery
practice firing tomorrow in the
famed Mount Fuji area despite
a protest demopstration by 1900
local residents.
Brig. Gen. Garrison B. Cow
erdale, commanding 9th Corps
artillery, said the firing was au-
thorized by the Japanese gov
ernment in a written agreement
signed in October 1858.
He said there will be no danger
to residents, Mount Fuji climbers,
or forests and national monu-
ments in the area. Shells will
land in an area that has been
used for that purpose for several
years.
The shells will 60 over the
Funatsu and Yoshida climbing
trails at high attitudes and not
bother climbers, the general
added. He termed the firing ex-
ercise essential to training Of
field artillery units stationed in
Japan under the U. S.-Japan
Joint defense agreement.
Evening star., 1955-05-09
President Urged to Form
Non-MiIitory DefenseU Unit

general headquarters for nom
military defense. The aims
would be to carry out measures
to protect people. to minimize
damage to essential production
resources and to assure eco
nomic stability in a post-attack
period.
4 Programs Set Forth
DR.. Stead's report asserted
that our survival depends on
these four programs:
1. The development of a posi-
tive non1military international
program. He said it is alarm
ingly clear" we are losing the
non-military struggle for the
support Of the other peoples of
the earth.
2. The provision of a powerful
military offensive potential. This,
he said. while gaining in strength
is not gaining in relation to that
of the Soviets.
8. An adequate military de-
fense of the United States.
Some authorities are of the
opinion we do not have what we
could or should have, he said.
4. A non-military defense. He
characterized this as weak and
Tagging"
Evening star., 1955-05-09
By FRANCIS P. DOUGLAS

Appointment by the President
of a Non-military Defense Com
mission has been recommended
by a group Of leaders in business,
agriculture. labor and the pro-
feSSions.
The group, the National Plan
ming Association, said the COM
mission should be appointed
promptly and should report in
six months. 1t would advise
Congress and State governors on
a national non-military defense
program.
Coupled with this urgent rec
ommendation was one that NPA
trustees work for the creation
of a Non military Defense Coun-
Gil. 1t would be supported by
the endowed foundations.
The council, with broad rep
resentation from various groups.
was seen as helping carry out a
non-military defense plan.
Non-Partisan Group
The NPA is a non-profit, nom
partisan group devoted to plan
ming for the future. 1t offered
its program as an alternative to
financial chaos, uncertainty.
fear and commodity shortages"
after an enemy attack with
atomic or hydrogen weapons.
The NPA program was ex-
planned by H. Christian Some.
NPA chairman. He is president
of the South Ridge Corp. of Jer-
sey City, N. ].
Members of the special COM
mittee signing the statement in
clude Harry A. Bulls, board
chairman, General Mills. Inc,
Minneapolis; Luther H. Gulick,
New York City Administrator;
A. J. Hayes. president. Inter-
national Association of Ma
chinistS: Shaw Liverm or e.
Rockefeller Brothers Office, New
York: j. Murray Mitchell,
Washington; Robert Oliver, as
sistant to the president, CIO;
Sumner T. Pike, Augusta, Me-,
former Atomic Energy Commis-
sion member; Col. Ramsey D.
Potts, jr.. president Indepen-
dent Military Air Transport AS
sociation and former National
Security Resources Board Off
cial Frank P. Zeidler, mayor of
Milwaukee.
Study Behind Statement
Behind the committees state
ment was a comprehensive study
with a number of grim pas
sages-made by DR.. William H.
Stead. He is an economist and
former National Security Re-
sources Board consultant.
The committees statement
used the term non-military de-
fense instead of civil defense as
a broader term. 1t found the
present civil defense program
faulty on these counts:
l. Failure to develop programs
for speedy civilian and economic
recovery after major attack.
2. Lack of coordination and
leadership in non-military de-
fense matters.
3. Inability to enlist informed
and enthusiastic public support.
The NPA plan called for a
Evening star., 1955-05-09

In a row. Pork will account for
most of the increase.
The department said cattle
production trends are virtually
at a standstill. 1t said 10 per
cent more cows were slaughtered
in the January-March period
than a year earlier, suggesting
the possibility that a moderate
decline in the cattle inventory
might be starting.
Evening star., 1955-05-09
Record MeotSuppIy
In Sight for 1855
BY the Associated Press

The Agriculture Department
predicted today another record
meat supply this year.
It estimated this years supply
at 8 to 4 per cent above 1854
for the fourth yearly increase
Evening star., 1955-02-23
By Frances Lide

An open house for the bene-
fit Of the Cured Cancer Club
and a reception for visiting
newspaper editors and Radio
executives kept officials of the
Egyptian Embassy busy yes
terday, despite the Washing
ton Birthday holiday.
The doors of the Embassy
were open to the general pub
lie for several hours in the
afternoon as guests attended a
tea featuring an exhibit of art
objects associated with Egyp-
tian history. The art treasures
are displayed in q drawing
room of the Embassy set aside
as a museum for q collection
brought here on loan five years
ago from the Egyptian Museum
and the Museum Of Islamic
Art in Cairo.
Mrs. Oliver S. Kern, presi-
dent of the Cured Cancer Club,
received with the Ambassador
and Mime. Hussein. Proceeds
from the tickets to the benefit
tea will be used by the club in
its work for cancer victims.
Editors Entertoined
Following the tea, the
Husseins were hosts to mem
bers Of the Wick Editors Tour
at a cocktail party. The lat
ter was held at the apartment
Of Mr.. Rashad Meurad, Press
Counselor of the Embassy, at
$500 @ street NV.
The visiting press group ar
rived in Washington late yes
terday and has a full schedule
here before leaving from New
York tonight for a month long
tour of Europe and the Middle
East.
Mr.. James L. Wick of Niles,
Ohio, publisher of papers in
several sections of the coun-
try. is leader Of the party Of
80 or more representing small
town American newspapers
and radio stations.
The Wick Tour, started as
an annual event five or six
years ago, hit the headlines in
1858 when 10 of the group re-
ceived permission from the
Russian government to visit
Moscow. A similar trip to
MOSCOW was arranged last year
and it is understood members
of this years tour also have
applied for visas to the Soviet
Union but haven't heard
whether or not their request
will be granted.
McIIvoines Attend
Mrs. Jane McIlvaine, wife of
Deputy Assistant Secretary of
State Robinson McIlvaine, was
on the 1853 tour as co-pub-
Usher on the Downingtown Ar
chive, the weekly she and her
husband own in Pennsylvania.
Both she and Mr.. McIlvaine
were guests at the cocktail
Evening star., 1955-02-23
Egyption Ambassador
Host to Two Groups

party last night. Others from
the State Department included
Mr.. Theodore Frye of the
Egyptian desk and Mrs. Frye.
and the chief of the news di-
vision. Mr.. Henry Suydam and
Mrs. Suydam.
Today the visiting editors
planned to attend President
Eisenhower's press conference
and then were scheduled for
a brief1ng session at the De-
partment of State.
Egypt on ltinerory
The Egyptian Embassy party
was arranged because their
tour will include three days in
Cairo. from March IL through
March IA.
They expect to leave Wash
Evening star., 1955-02-23
Woshingtonions
Away on Visit

Col. and Mrs. Alan Fergu-
son-Warren of Mclean, Va,
and Washington, have left for
a trip of several weeks to Min
nesota.S Col. Ferguson-Warren
has been invited to give a lee
ture at the University of Min
nesota at Minneapolis. While
there they will stay with Mr.
and Mrs. John Crosby, relatives
of Mrs. Ferguson-Warfen
= Mrs. Ferguson-Warren. the
former Barbara Wright of this
city and granddaughter of
Senator William Washburn of
Minnesota, will return to their
Mclean home at the end of the
month.
Evening star., 1955-02-23
Joan Webster
Is Married

Mr.. and Mrs. Gustavus A.
Gidley Of Drexel Park, Pa,
announce the marriage of their
daughter, Mrs. Joan Gidley
Webster, to Mr.. Charles E.
Rammel, son Of Mrs. Ernest o.
Rammel and the late MIR.
Rammel Of Alexandria.
The ceremony took place
February S in St. Asaph's
Episcopal Church, Bala Gym
wyd, Pa. A reception followed
at the Philadelphia Country
Club.
Evening star., 1955-02-23
REM Photos.

old and very miserable in
France on q shoestring. Its
success on Friday will tes-
tify to her organization
genius. SPECIAL PHIL
IPPINE AMBASSADOR CAR
LOS ROMULO was named
the Sweetheart Of Salem Col
lege" (Winston Salem, N. c.
last week. The general really
gets around.
And who Is the guilty party
who sent me q valentine
signed Adlsi? Any informa-
tion leading to the identity of
the sender should please be
forwarded to this columnist at
once. No, on second thought,
don't do it. It's better to dream.
Evening star., 1955-02-23

the newly-rented American
Embassy in Cairo. We don't
own q residence there because
the building Of one would cost
us the neat sum Of $750,000
That's not because building
costs are high but because the
lot alone would add up to two
thirds Of that. Square footage
in the narrow verdant strip
along the Nile Is practically
priceless.
MRS. ROBERT WOODS
BLISS had less than three
weeks notice to stage the
benefit concert by Nicole Hen
riot for the Petits Frers des
Pauvres. This organization
manages to look after the very
Evening star., 1955-02-23

pre- - lenten
dance that
h e raid e d
q p e p p y
spring.
AS q mat
ter of fact,
there's no
indie alton
that tn 9
lenten sea-
son will be
a quiet one.
Washington
hasn't had
a quiet len
fol1 ana sNn
Evening star., 1955-02-23
F Street
CIUbScene
Of Dance
By Betty BeoIs

There was some Mardi Gras
gayety in the Capital last
night. The 1925 r Street Club
was ablaZe for the Ray Henles'
Evening star., 1955-02-23
THE EVENING STAR Washington. D. C..
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY

ington for New York at 5 pm.
today and then depart i'm
mediately by air for Germany.
Their itinerary includes Ber-
Evening star., 1955-02-23

lin. Bonn. Vienna. Belgrade,
Istanbul. Ankara. Cairo, Rome,
Paris and London. in that
order.
Evening star., 1955-02-23

Douglas Photo.
MRS. CHARLES C. HINES
The former
Miss Carolyn L. Tenney.
Her marriage to 1t. Hines,
USAF took place recently at
Reese Air Force Base, Lub-
book, Tex.
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HOUSES ron sAlE--s.E.

ANACOsTIA--Det. shingle. q rms.
s lac. hedrms., CHEW. heat. comb.
storm windows. 3-car metal ia
H Isss;T ASP RIsIiTYr i isc.. E6' I:
ASs1. 0nf w Aa-s y. y.o.n,. pe..eh
S ss1ST tut t,li bs S1s' III pnS heas
and porch $ib. 300. HARTilAN
ASacOsTiA--si. 900 down; d.rm
detached brick, fun bsmt., oil
h.-w.h., close 70 bus and etofes.
Priee. 81 1850. 10. $4,000. D.
c ssPhlasi hn.L on Z. Capitol So
apts-. 1 baths, oil heat; close In;
vacant. Two S-rm. apis: one =
rnn. apt.i one 2-rn1. apt. House
vacant: brick want onsr. Phone
Mr.. Good with EDWIN I. ELLIS,
SEQ Conn. ave: 81 3-7263: -
C0NGEEss HEIGHTS and nearly :1.
NaIylard PEI tnas,r,s ano s seniI Jo
sse ssso nj sEw s9sSSaRs'l RRa 81 -
H1ICRRsr. mr. Alabama ave.
yr.-oid Diet. brick Colonial; center
hall. rms. = beqrms patns.
1 bedrm. and bath LIST ar., gas
s ssI haSR4S s s0i RrAEqrY i me- Ii
HILICREST sECTION - New det.
brick. spiit-ieveI rambler with Z
Rss s.t: sa $50 Sf HsaRr isgss RsG ia
INC. IU 4-3iOO and LII. .-5Q76.
pa AND ALABAMA s.E.--Better
than new, completely decorated,
New stove, new refgr.. 6-rni. brick,
2 baths, rec. rta., gas heat. lee
porch. Level lot. InIned. poss, 20.
E-33Ofl. 4, D. BURGESS. go
Pa. AND MiNN.--s-fsmiiy with 2
rms, kit. bath and porch; RE
dnctd 10 $l4,SOO. LIST trust $Ns-
900. LIST commercial. Mr.. West.
Goss REALTY CO.. INC, IA
Nj 'f PA. AND ALABAMA AVIS.
Fatrfax Village - 20-ft, aeInidet
brick; Il rms, 3 Ige. bedrrns. lst-
ar. powder yfn., finished bsnlt. lge;
fenced lot. Si4.A50. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC. LU. 4-j400 and
y = ~
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CAPITOL HILL

NEW EXCLUSIVE
View from your living room one Oh
the most beautiful libraries in
the world Retaining all the fea-
lures Of charm. this early Vict0-
Ran brick house has been very
smartly modernixed Beautiful
double living room. with flreplece,
floor. Second Moor has single bed
room. sitting room and bath. also
lixuriously appointed master suite
comprising large bedroom, dress
ing room, and bath. Patio In
rear. Modestly priced. S2S.750 as
owner leaving town.
UNA HANBURY. MA. S.373i
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CAPITOL HILL
hob q 81. q

Town house beautifully remodelet
IN osorEetogn rss sts, styii la.
Including air conditi9ning; Laig'
eied den. both with fireplaces
Engiish basement with dining room
opening onto . lovely brick patio
bsdIsc omos and a, ~ sy,l ssthsi idhsS
Excellent financing available. S52,'
500. For appointment 70 inspect
call Mr., Parsons, Open Sat-. I 20 8
OLIVER r. CARR. REALTOk
VA. s-2seS Eyes, Oh. b-sYYoo
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HOUSES 70 SHARE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

Dry CLEANING BUSISESS--Excel.
location in North Arlingtpn needS
wiie-aWake operator. Call k1 p
1892. a. SLATER LAMoND, Real
Mo0iiiKI--one Of the hish quality
courts n the Washineton area
showing high percentage OF return
on investment requires 1st-class
operator and substantial down pay.
n,Nnt. FOR further information. call
KI. 9-O1a7 day or might. Exclusive
with JOHN HILL CARTER IT.,
Realtor. g15 Prince st., Alex. w;
GKOC. STORE with beer hs sinss nc n
PStuTent River with beach priyiis.
Near HOLLYWOOD. st. Marys Co.. Mo
GreenWood 5-7e52.
gFRVICE STATION, Texaco. pump
ing 1900 salons per month.
$500 for stock and equipmenL
1915 Baltimore blvd, College IL park.
COR al ROOM CONCESSION with
cigsr and cigarette counter Tor re-
sn0ngible person. Refined clientele;
yesriy lease. FAN a BILLS RS
TAURANT. For appt., call M.
Harry Cohen. between : and . pm.
shzKsfF aSt shor. vsry. good location,
ASnn2RN. ashay service station
svaiiabls immediately. This excel
lent Sc. Is q Foine successful BUST
ness on Us. L, Just south OF Alex
andria, Va. Financial requirements
$500. Cal SHE'LL OIL Co. HE'
M sSrg1N ebay service station
available immediately. This excel
lent SIS Is q going successful bust
ness, on US. 29-2Ii and 90. ~
Fairfax. Va Financial reouiTe-
m s 81 50 5t,S Can SHELL gu
livtrR quarters. located about u
miles from WASHINGTON, D, q.
Nearly 3 acres Of sruund; room tor
expansion 70 80 units. Price, sos
600. $4,000 cash down payment
or owners will consider trade q
partial trade; Excellent opportuEn ~ J
home with substantial income while
fFsss cail IlsEz cUsHARD. Real
TIE n safiosR. established over 90
yfs. ct same excel. D. c. central
location: includes present stock ano
to retire. Triners save your time
and mine. reasonable. Box 3o5-A.
Si07TELs FOE sALE--Adyice and
c6nsultation By exclusive fun time
motel broker and travel specialist,
pfering recommendation on best
buys In motels and sites JOE H.
THOMPSON. 232 Woodward Bldg
M 9.I2sfI.
RESTAURANT. seats 81; outer nv.
area. crosses 81 .50d wkiy.; no
suns; extra modern. beautiful beer
and wine; LIQUOR, II you want;
reas,; good for 2 partners. LES
eHILBY, Ma. S.4550.
BOOMING HOUSES ts1-26 rms
4 baths, &2g5 rent: low price Of
Si.50g: down $500: dntn. or viii
sell separateiy for $3.50 each, $500
On, Inc. quoted for both when
filled up to over $500 mo. Ask for
Mr.. Good. EDWIN l.. ELLIS. 3520
Conn. ave. EN 3-S"R'9 -<1a
ESQ 4-BAY sERyICENTER. Route
One. Alexandria. Va,--~Prfegd below
inventory to sell this week. Just
painted inside and outside: less
than $4,000 total price. Call owner
Mr., JOHNS. XII $4,000 bet; a-5
i ssa y ~ { D. . i
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BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

We have a s-bedrm.. rambler With
] ~ baths. larse liy. rnn. with FIRE
plare din room, kitchen, utilit,
room, breezeway. garage and large
Anehor. fence, lot, 81; 800 of li,;
I'd t About j mile pass Four Corners
turn left at the yillsse sign. Cal
Mr.. Henderson, JU. e-002i. After
"RosERT !. HEATER. Agent
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s-BEDRM HOMES

One In Alta rista-Bethesda: one
near Four Corners. Silver Spring.
one In Wheaton
The Alta Vista brick has bed
rms. and hsth upstairs; bedrm:
fine lot.
The Silver Spring home has 8 bed-
rms. and bath upstairs and - sun
porch and LAVAToRY on LIST A.:
also has full bsnt. and outside
The wheaton home has 3 bedrms,
and bath upstairs, Is semidet. and
financed with a. CT loan, with
very low down payment: also has
partially I'm. rec. rm.
The Alta Vista and Silver Spring
homes are both $1s.500, OF.
of these homes please phone Lane
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO.
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s->----~--ra----
COLORKD--N0s . 9Th ST. NJ
home; 8 stories and osmt.. 9 large
rooms and bath. Only Sis mo-
Mr. NEWMAN. Ma. 8-2321. --S3
cOLORED-S213 WALNUT ST. NE.
ht,S lac. lot; SsS.50 mo. TU. a-9s00
cotoRED-Pr. DuPoNT-Nearly-
new senidet. corner brick; bed
rms disposal: 5000 ~. s-b " i
coLoRED-ses RoxsoRo r.
N.W.--0 rms. and bath; rseece-
s ssiiss' s ne Blu i. III. s.ss5s. 80
G rms, anS bath. a.-S.h.: $50. sT.
coroREp--eas es.h ST. NV
5 rms, and bath. H.-w,h.: $50 ST
c6lIsopsp-. BEDRMs. and bath.
iiv. Fm. and kit.-din. comb: auto
hot water and gas heat: excel
cond,; new paper and paint Sss ~
mo. ei0 18th St. Sc. Oh 4-o ss
CoIoREp-DKr. BUNGALOW. nun
bsfllt.. new Gas furnace. porches,
very lge. yd., dble. gar; SLID.
some furn.; Wocdridge ne. Dixie
SSsA nsE coasf "a s1 ssSss. ! rms.
SO Rhode Island ave. ne. Sllo
mo. II. 6-6804,
CoLoRED-I4S4 NEWTON NV.
GRIN. BRICK. IL BATHS
~. 2-3060 RA. $3.50
COLORED--RENT AND BUY
Upper n.W-Handsome brick home.
fill basement. oil h.-w-h. Pay on
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COZ oREp-NO CASH

sss,i 81 4. sn g., BAN tSII ss% 4,
5-6660; sves., OIL. 2-1es7.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20
DOCTORS DENTISTS
REDUCED $4,000
on This Beautiful New Stone Homl
MY PROFIT GONE

You cannot duplicate this home fol
sss Sss Win e s%ssD eo ooss ns.
curry switches. 2H baths. 2 iovely
stone firepiaces, dinlng room with
chandelier. The most beautiful
rage. Lot surrounded BY lovely
natural stone wall, Located IN the
most exclusive section In Sc. Wash.
Inston ,. CyeTTl ROC tn n,a cap 'rss.
lions. spa ave. Sc. To 5lst &C.,
right on 3ist to Westover drive
}. N MEDLEY 10. s-s?77
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-20
Def. wo oobRhsp HOME

TIA DOUGLAS ST NE.
A low down payment buys this q,
rm., detached. dream house with
Hollywood Kitchen and bath, from
porch. spacious .reas and front lots
near schools, shopping. tfansp.
BERGMAN REALTY co.
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BETHEsDA--RIvER RID. AREA
Charming, unusual custom
built brick contemporary
rambler On more than IA
acre Handicapped grounds. Near
Kenwoed Club in exclusive
nefRhborhood. 3 bedrooms.
baths, electric kitchen, q
flne finished recr. room with
fireplace; patio; Karage.
Priced low thirtfes. Call Mrs.
Woottnn, WO. 6.SA72 or
EN-. s-ef0l. J. NELSON
HUGHES. Realtor. 40
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Al IOCAT1ON

Beautiful brk., full bsrnt., Cape Cod
home, DUST 3 blocks over the D. G
HcountFy type" B0x1bO It. lot with
old hard wood shade trees, Ex-
pandnble to Z bedrrts.. and 2 baths
OF approved ~ Si3: 800. with only
principal. int, t&xes and fnx Call
Me. S-i143 or ewes. Ju. $4,000 OF
Ho. Y-724s. go
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

HOWARD COUNTY - New hries
home; 3 lge. bedrms,. tile bath
lit cabinets. full bsf1t, h.-w.h
aluminium storm drs. and window,
fcombinatton3s. attached garage
seeded lawn and shade trees. Dr.
rections: Out colesrtlle I'd. or N. II
ave. extended and follow Rte .2s
TO CiarksviIle, new home located
III miles north OF ciarksyiile,. Nd.
on old Route ~, close TO schools
churches. bank. and FIRE depart,
Flfnt. etc. For inspection cal
or Ciarksyilie g.S6-W-I.
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SHEPHERD PARK
1901 UNDERWOOD ST. NV.
Detached brick, rms, ia baths,
reer, rIn. and screened-ifi patio.
Wall-to-wali CARPET and automatic
READMoND REAL ESTATE
tn. 2-elei; Ewes. Mrs. Haber. EN-.
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BETHESDA

Nr. NH and Navy Medical
Center. very attractive red
brick Colonial, priced under
$4,000; living rrl. has firepl.;
separate din rm., screened
porch and modern Kitchen ON
LIST A.. 3 twin-sixe bedrfns.
and bath upstairs. also stairs
to storage attic; garage and
partially finished recreation
rnl. in full basement. OF con-
tract acceptable. CAN W.. B,
WRIGHT. EN-, $4,000 It'll q,
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
CHILDREN

Bring your Nom and Dad 10 Sc,
this house. II has loads OF pla,
area. and free from trafiic.. III
schools. There are 8 bedrooms, {
living rm. with fireplace, dinint
rm., paneied den. full basement
garage and slate roof. Price
$24,500.
]. Wesley Buchanan, Inc.
= Perg r. 81. . 81. Bldg =, ssth 2 saso
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BR0OKLAND, i041 Taussis pi. ne.
"a block north of 18th and Tay-
lor SITS. NE. $13.b00--Bungaiow
Liy. rm., din. rm.. 2 bedrms,, mod
bath, kit. with garbage disposal
Dormitory-type bedrm, on md a.
Full bsmt. with outside entrance
Completely Fedec. inside and out
Automatic hot-water heat, Real
screened porch, Venetian blinds
screened storm windows and doors
Chain link fence. Close to mode
school, Shown b. appointment.
Call days, II. 7-44ls: nights La
tj-6433 or your broker. ---2L
RIGGS PARk---l-yr,- old heaut. T.
nm. house with 1st ar. pine-paneied
den and powder. rm.. fully equip,
kit, incl. custom brkfst.
nook. an; rec. rm. Fnr sppt. CAD
NEARs -acSHEPsiToL - Large blici
Colonial. 8 hedrms,, 4 baths. Hv
Tfrl., kitchen, 1oungtng room. Air
conditioned. exhaust fan. 0al
h,-W.h. House IN excellent cond
Transp. ct door. Owner Transferred
CLAUDE sHIFLET, TU. 10000
RIA. 3-297n 30
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CETEFDRAT. AREA. sos. sO0--Bie
two-stoYy brick with tremendous
size rooms. Reception hall. den
first fioor. 4 bedrooms. baths
second floor. Storage attic. Garage
IN & neighborhood Of many dis
ertmntfnN families, Excellent trans
portation. Call DE. 2-59l5 or Dl
Thos. ]. Fisher & Co.
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BETHESDA

BETHESDA
Center-Hall Brick Rambler
Living room, separate dining room
3 extra large bedrooms, . baths
Garage. Excellent family neigh.
horhood: $4,000.
Geo. w. Robertson, Realtor
1880 wis. Ave. OIL. 2.ai2s
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washington. D. c.
THURSDAY. OcroBER 80. 1885
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TOPS IN VALUE


GIENMoNT
Attractive Caps Cod. 2 bedfMBs
b6mt,; 2nd Or. ready for eompletioH.
Sill 226 OF or conventional tefms.
3-bedrm. brick Cape Cod L5y. I'm,
with fireplace, beautiful wooded
lot. $4,000 OF or qonrenttenai
ss KENsINoToN
3-bedrm. older home in excel. eond.
Large corner lot. $4,000.
NEAR ST. MfcHAEIS
4-bedrm.. 2Ils-bath home In one Of
Silver Springs best residential dis
triets. 30-ft. Inv rfas fun osmt,
CLOSE IN
Within walking distance Of Silver
Spring shops and D; q line t1is
brick Colonial has half bath on
LIST mr., 3 bedrms. and bath on End
mr., full bsmt. Priced at less than
CT appraisal
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$500 DOWN PAYMENT

vet or non-yet. owner transferred
S03 Jefferson st. me-: Lovely 8
bedroom home; payments like rent
LEO A. BHYER e. CO., INC, JU
g-S033, RA. B-7fB5, --91
COLORED--s-RM., 3-batf, end row
brk, OF Nd. ave; split into 3
units: = kits. Rent income, SlSG
mo. Garage. full bsTit.. oil hot
water heat. Small down payment
ME s-15s1. OIL. 4-45g3 JOHN r
HOKE, 30
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NV CORNER GROCERY
SALES. 81 900 WEEK
PRICED 1000, TERMS
Mod. LIVING quarters; act today
n. M. APPLESTEIN, RA. 3-3a15