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Evening star., 1955-01-12

lions COMMITTEES asking that
Bteps be taken to absorb the
cost Of Q new Federal pay raise
without having to flre any ern-
pioyes.
Mr.. Rees proposed that Con-
gress impose o restriction on fill-
ing some Of the 225.00O Job va
cancies each year In Govern
ment. II only one-third Of these
jobs were left untitled. it would
absorb the cost Of q Federal pay
raise. Mr.. Rees declared.
HEALTH INSURANCE Mr..
Eisenhower,s voluntary group
health Insurance proposal to
Congress for Federal workers
was considerably more liberal
than the one submitted last year.
Last years health-medical in
surance program plan would
have limited to $26 the Govern
ment's maximum payment each
year toward an employees policy.
The new White House proposal
would have the Government con-
tribute one-third payment to-
ward the policy Of an employe
and his family, with a maximum
Government payment Of $50 q
year.
Employees who have no families
would get less than the $50
maximum. since their health
medical policies would cost less.
Employees with families in most
cases would qualify for the $50
maximum, depending on the type
Of policies they now have or will
take in the future.
+ \
EXCELLENT COMMITTEE
The Republicans have assigned
their members to the Senate
Civil Service Committee, thereby
rounding out an exceptionally
fine committee for the next two
years.
One of the Republican mem
bers will be an old friend Of
Federal workers. Senator Langer
of North Dakota. who returns to
the committee after an absence
of two years. Other Republican
members win be-: Senators Carl
son of Kansas, the ranking mi
nority member; Jenner Of In
diana, Curtis of Nebraska.
Martin OF Iowa and Case Of
New Jersey. As reported here
yesterday, the Democratic mem
bers will be Senators Johnston
of South Carolina, chairman;
Nicely of West Virginia, Mon
roney Of Oklahoma. Pastore OF
Evening star., 1955-01-12

q postal rate accompany Q pay
boost as he did last year.
President Eisenhower asked
that q postal rate increase be
approved. But there was nothing
In the presidential message that
made q rate increase a manda-
tory condition to q classified and
postal pay raise.
Chairman Johnston Of the
Senate Civil Service Committee.
who with 20 other members has
sponsored an average 10 per cent
Federal pay raise measure. indi-
Gated his group would initiate
action by the end OF the month
on the legislation.
The Presidents request for a
postal salary reclassification plan
to accompany a s per cent postal
pay increase was received eau
tiously by members Of Congress.
Support From Murray.
Chairman Murray Of the House
Civil Service Committee was
about the only Democrat who
announced support Of the Presi-
dents pay and postal rate in
crease proposal.
The Tennessee Democrat said
the Presidents pay reclassifica-
Evening star., 1955-01-12

Rhode Island. Neuhsrger Of
Oregon. Hennings Of Missouri
and Scott Of North Carolina.
49,
NFFE PROPOSALS - Tia
executive council Of the National
Federation of Federal Employees.
meeting here this week. has
urged the Government to initiate
q progressive and practicap
promotion system. The Govern
ment still lags behind private
industry In providing adequate
advancement opportunities for
qualified employees, the NFFE
asserted.
Also. the NFFE Council urged
Congress to permit all Govern.
ment workers to once again ac-
eumulate o maximum OF so
days Of annual leave and to ale
low each employe 26 days Of
annual leave q year, regardless
Of length of service. The NFFE
officials declared that leave
privileges are constantly being
liberalized In private industry.
while the Government during the
last few years has had its leave
benefits trimmed by Congress.
The Council also asked Con-
gress to increase the present SO
a day minimum travel allowance
for Federal workers.
The NFFE Council also de-
nounced the administrations
security program. declaring that
it failed to Safeguard the ira
ditional rights Of employees as
American citizens" It called on
Congress and the administration
to make q thorough re-examina-
ton Of the program which win
result in necessary changes.
The Council also denounced
the use Of the security program
as q political gimmick" by the
administration. While pointing
out that the NFFE has always
favored q strong security pro-
gram. the Council said that un-
less remedial action is taken
there is the danger that the;
whole program viii fall into the
kind Of disrepute which can be-
encouraging only to the enemies
of our national security"
Evening star., 1955-01-12
Knowland Indorses
U. 5. Pay Increases

Senate Republican Leader
Knowland of California today
Endorsed the Federal pay in
creases recommended by Presi-
dent Eisenhower yesterday along
with the higher postal rates to
meet part Of the cost. ana
Il indorse the message Of the
President to the Congress- SpIs
postal and Federal salaries and
increased postage rates as con-
structiye and equitable" said
Senator Knowland.
The California Senator pointed
out that the postal deficit has
amounted to more than 81 bill
lion since World War II and
now costs 500 million a year
In interest alone. He said the
Scent rate on letter mail has
not been increased In more thar
20 years while the cost In han
ding mail has doubled.
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Johnston viii Probe
Intimidation Reports
From U. 5. Workers
By ihs As.oeIoted Pres,

Senator Johnston. Democrat,
Of South Carolina said today he
is getting daily reports alleging
'.intimidation" tactics against
Federal workers protected by
civil service. He said he will
order an investigation.
Senator Monroney. Democrat,
Of Oklahoma, q member Of the
Senate Civil Service COMMITTEES
which Senator Johnston heads.
said In a separate interview the
reports can be counted sin the
hundreds"
Senator Monroney said he wiz
ask Senator Johnston TO assign
a special subcommittee to con-
duct this inquiry. independently
of another investigation Senator
Johnston has ordered into the
workings of the Governments
security risk program.
1--WE are getting letters every
day." the South Carolinian
said. reporting attempted in
timidation to induce people to
resign" from jobs which are
under civil service protection.
He declined to give details.
Senator Monroney had voiced
accusations over a period Of
months that the Republican adj
ministration has engaged in
practices "that do violence to
the spirit If not the letter" Of
the civil service law.
He said today there has been
90 rash Of cases in which minor
and insignificant" charges were
bropght against Democratic post
masters and other Government
workers in efforts to get them
to resign.
Senator Monroney said 1t is
known that "a memorandum on
White House stationery" advised
department heads to take their
time about filling STAFF vacancies
and that this was to enable the
Republican National Committee
to check their list Of deserving
Republican job seekers"
President Eisenhower has said
the purpose of consulting the
@. o. p. committee is to assure
q wide base of selection In fill
ing jobs so as to get the best
possible people.
Evening star., 1955-01-12

late tonight or tomorrow. chang
ing to rain. Low tonight 1854
except 24-28 extreme west. Mod
erately cold tomorrow.
Virginia--Mostly cloudy and
not as cold tonight, lowest 1884.
Chance Of snow, possibly mixed
with rain or sleet tomorrow, be-
ginning west portion tonight.
Winds Northwest 20-25 miles
per hour by tomorrow night.
Road Conditions tAAAl.
West via U. s. so: Slippery
spots In West Virginia noun
tains.
Evening star., 1955-01-12
Costenbuder on FucuIty
At Georgetown U.

In yesterdays Star a story con-
cerning the appointments Of Or.
William Foster Burdick to the
post Of chief of staff of Chill
dren's Hospital and DR.. Frank
D. Costenbader as vice chief of
staff, incorrectly stated DR..
Costenbader is now professor Of
ophthalmology at George Wash
ington University M e di a |
School.
The Star was incorrect. DR..
Costenbader was formerly assist
ant professor of ophthalmology
at George Washington. The
present professor Of ophthalmol-
ogy Is DR.. Ronald A. Cox DR..
Costenbader is now associated
with the teaching STAFF Of
Georgetown University Medical
School.
Evening star., 1955-01-12
81 New Citizens Take Oath,
Some With Memories ofWar

studies, ,sMr. Cooney will become
a missionary in Liberia.
Two sisters, Mrs. Etsuko Smith
and Mrs. 'Michiko Kitsmiller.
married American servicemen in
their native Tokyo and now live
at 424 Windsor street, Silver
Spring, Md.
Mrs. Kitsmiller, who became q
citizen today. viii fly to Germany
with her year-old son within a
week to join her husband. Sergt.
George Kitsmiller, a mechanic
born in Lawton Okla.
Only Woman Left.
Mrs. Hilda Kober, 38, now lives
at 54l8 First place N.W.--the re-
suit Of her fanily's two-genera-
ton dream Of coming tosAmerica.
Her father. Herman Berlin,
came to fWashington SO years
ago from q small town near
Warsaw. Her mother, with five
small children. became too sick
to make tn trip.
When she recovered ana made
ready to- come. an epidemic
struck the town and Mr.. Berlin
rushed back ID Poland. 4 After
years of ea0rt Ia mount d I,ew
family kxpedifion, Mrs. E'ober
said. her father returned to
America I'd pave the way. As
the last step. he returned to
Poland 10 sell his property.
"The war broke out and all
our dreams were shattered" Mrs.
Kober said.
"Throughoat the war, the
dream was kept alive In the
family until Hitler and his gas
chamber wiped out the family,
including Mrs. Kober's sister,
brother .in-law and their four
children, Mrs. Kober's mother
and brother and his family.
From the whole town / am
the only woman left" she said.
From 1889 I was without a
home, without q country and
without q family. For two years
I was in the concentration camp.
My husband, Abraham Kober,
and ! came to Washington about
t1ve years ago. Two months
later a son was born to me and
II called him Herman after my
Evening star., 1955-01-12

The United States is stronger
by 81 new citizens sworn In at
the U. S. District Court for the
District of Columbia in cere-
monies yesterday.
In the group were a pair of
war bride sisters from Germany,
an Irish deacon, a Woman's
Army Corps private born in Rus
STA and the last survivor of a
Polish family wiped out in Hit
ler's concentration camps.
Odessa College Graduate.
Pfc. Nina Louise Berdy had
Just been graduated from a
teachers college in Odessa, Rus
sia, when the Germans oyerran
the town. She was pressed into
service fnps German Army hos Spi-
tai. So
When the Germans feffeated.
Pvt. Berdy went with them be-
cause she wanted to get away
from Russia and see the world. "
She worked in hospitals in Ro-
mania and Czechoslovakia where
the Germans put her in a work
camp before arriving in Munich
In November, 1914.
She worked there until the
American Army came and then
worked for 1t as q waitress. She
became engaged ton soldier
from Cleveland. who returned to
this country and married some
one else. The soldiers mother,
however, sponsored Pvt. Berdy's
entrance to this country In May,
1949. Stationed at the South
Post Of Fort Myer. she is q rnedi-
cal technician in the Army Dis
pensary in the Pentagon.
He'll Be q Missionary.
From Ireland came the Rev.
Albert Cooney, 80, a deacon in
the Society of African Missions,
1000 18th street NE.
A native of Stradone, County
Cavan. Mr.. Cooney came to this
country to join the Seminary
here at the urging of Father
Anthony McAndrew, Provincial
Of the Society. He viii be or
dained February 5 at the Shrine
Of the Immaculate Conception
on the Catholic University
Campus. After finishing his
Evening star., 1955-01-12
The Weather Here and Over the Notion

District and vicinity-Mostly
cloudy and not as cold tonight.
lowest about 80. Tomorrow
cloudy and moderately cold with
chance Of occasional light snow
probably mixed with rain.
Maryland---Cloudy and not as
cold tonight. with sleet or snow,
possibly changing to freezing
rain in extreme western portion,
mostly cloudy east Of mountains
with occasional light snow or
sleet, possibly mixed with rain,
spreading into eastern section
Evening star., 1955-01-12
School Bourd Meeting

The Arlington School Board
will meet at 10 am. Saturday
at the new Williamsburg Junior
High School. The building will
be open for inspection before
| the meeting.
Evening star., 1955-01-12

-
vetoed q 5 per
cent pay raise
bill.
r e g arding
the p re ST.
dents request
for q postal
rate increase.
d e emocra ats
appeared cool
to the pro-
posal. II o W :
ever. they said
thAV w are
glad that the
President did
not insist that
Evening star., 1955-01-12
star star Photo.

father. Ny one hope is to raise
my son with the same love of
America with which I was
raised
Evening star., 1955-01-12
The Federal Spotlight
Democrats Indicate Pay Raise
Vote Greater Than S Pct.
By Joseph Young

Congressional indicated today they win
liberal raise for Federal workers than the cent
proposed by President Eisenhower yesterday.
Capitol Hin sentiment appeared In favor Of at least to
per average Also leaned toward
Evening star., 1955-01-12

West via Pennsylvania Turn
pike: Icy spots. freezing rain.
over most Of road.
River Report
tPron U 8. Engineersl
Potomac River cloudy at Harpers Ferry
ana at Great Fails: Shenandoah cloudy
at Harpers Ferry.
Evening star., 1955-01-12

Record Temperatures This Year.
Hiehest, 63, on January 2.
Lowest. 70. on January IL.
High and Low Of Last "a Heurs.
High. 40. at $40 pm.
Low. 20, at $50 am.
Evening star., 1955-01-12

making the increase fetrodctlVe
to January /, or even last Au-
gust, when President Eisenhower
Evening star., 1955-01-12

Monthly precipitation in inehe. ,n IN.
CapitAl lcurrent month 10 dafei: -
Evening star., 1955-01-22
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

DEN AND POWDER RIM, 1ST Fl.
Attractive 5-year-oid white bfick
Colonial convenient 70 direct
Church: 1st d. lovely entrance hall.
large living room with fireplace.
faniiiy-size dining room, modern
kitchen with dishwasher. disposal,
eSeakfast area, den and powder
room. screened porch overlooking
bedrms., . baths, storage attic. res
creation room, maids room. attached
garage Immediate possession. For
appointment TO inspect this week
end call OIL. 4-S072. SAMUEL u.
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BETHESDA
Lovely Bannockburn Hgts.
7059 Wilson Lane-$26.95Q

Unusually attractive white hricki new
home condition; ,a-aere wooded
isioS nv c0ssCoa sfss nv sd and SpiSS ain N ro6 n51-
screened porch. breakfast room.
kitchen, studs and powder room;
finished play room In bsmt.; in
closed garage: 3 good -siyed bed
rooms, 2 baths on and A.. attic.
Excellent schools. both public and
parochiai; good transportation:
community swimming pool,
For sale by owner. Open ! to 5 on
Sunday. By appointment rest Of
week. OIL, 4.3a3a Owner moving.
Immediate possession. Make an
offer.
Directions: Out River rd. TO Wilson
lane, left on Wilson, or out Mac
Arthur blvd. to Wilson lane, right
on Wilson block to house and
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
SPLIT LEVEL-$24.95O

A most unusual and charming 1
wear old brick home in a convenient
neiRhborhood. close to District trans
portation. Lovely panelled living
room with fireplace. separate din
ing room. modern kitchen with dish
washer, disposal plus breakfast
space. 3 twlfi-size bedrooms and a
pine panelled den, marvellous closets
Inspect this week end call OIL. 4
S072. SAMUEL r, BOGLEY. INC.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
PAR sSAIKRKyyIEyE, yE,IsgI;' EIssgII;A'T5Es q

OPEN SUNDAY. i TILL DARK
This beautiful spiit-leveI home y
nearing completion, Il Is located n
. flne residensial area directly
abuttlng and bounded on 2 sides by
Rock Greek Park, There y 2 iargs
reception sss saIo.r. ssl itz T. s sinia @ room com
she Il M I'M rm.. % sitehen Is ven de.
sianed, beautlfuiiT eaHlpptd and has
spacious dining area, There ~
Gdioinfng laundry ana deep tyeeze
room. An appsf lsysi has ss issxss
scrns o;fly ss even even eDel eDa Ssf hss
charminR recreation room. leedinl
space for & 6th bedrrn. There !.
I iarse screened perch and ear
TSSs ~ dist,nguisbed sriek-sne. .frsn.
home cners the cengenienee -,..Ie hnc
nasintainine the dignity 30 desirable
70 RRAcH: out Conn, aye. y
Easi-West hwy. .right t2 Beach
dT. and iefE on Jones NH ~ q
Il velle az. and Ieft e grepeftS'
% m ss1Ssa EasA 3 oL, s-5sez
PARK KWpop--sll Z .gs9
Rambler. EsdEins Euh ba"s-
wHEAToN2 2t2.soQ
X nRoeK R2rn csEsx ~ Hi YfsrLis aile ~ .sss
Ramhler . Ee9fns hss s I'm
VlERG MIL ~. tpn
\ $1,000 Down tnslgtss settlement
RsyMoKDo = J. iIYrcH GO -.
Lo' $500 On "a ss-
Evening star., 1955-01-22
HOUSES ron sALE-s.f.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS - 3-bedrm.
semidet. brick. full bsrnt.; deep lot.
Owner can rive immed. possession,
John L. SHELTON. Realtor, 10.
cpNGREss HGTs.-semidst. brick;
z bcdrnls.; full hsmt.; mr.. sch and
sesIRa1 sssss piss can With .s ssIfet Su = D.,t
and assume bai. of dT trust, Psy-
REALTS. 10. s.7eSsc. sswesSs sS
= CAPITOL AND A sTs.. az.
Tourists apartments. ige. or small
homes. Have several around Cap
itol area. These properties have
Rfo.sniisl f... sar. SOD income; Consul. ng9Il
gr IN: 2-ssI3 Tor details. zA0Akfi
hiIEeR5sI, block on S STsSch
eye,l 1871 Denver q, s.e.--Nsw
erifa Esmelsr; 3 sedscoms, "
sisshsn ia Nv sroand n Dl l.Sel ven T Sas,msnt' sup
req area. ssTass. owner, ii. III,
ls576z, evenings Open SAT. and
sun 70 5. No asents please.
ELITE NkIGHnoRHooD. siss W.s,.
rambler, - buildsr. st. 800. open l,sn
NEAB NAVY YARD, 1900 blk. poto-
rear porch screened: Tear Gsxass.
very long 'front.' and back yards.
good condition: reasonable Owner.
skAcfob b s.RooM nossE--Nr' lin
snd Cam be Z apts. or .foon,ine
esmt,. nsM eas furnacs. $500 down.
tsis u 81. s.E.--s-rm.. semidstsch.
brick house. priced To- seil, Call
lIe5a FoRT DAvrs 81. s.R.---1ssSti- Beau
| ful ienidetaehed brick house. nice
| level 1Ot. , bedrooms and bath IN
excellent condition. Close 70 schools
And trenspcrtatien. Gail NJ. cToss,
p. STONE, Rekltof. ---23
33l4 pUDQIs Fl. sE.--Det esbes-
tos NhipEies bungaioH: . bedrms !.
SEP apt. in bsrat Owner retired
Going hack 70 good Old Mls1Quu
WIN sell o., terms, DOUG ~ SMI.
LEY REAb .E9TATE INC, UN q
AsnQ. pA,. &-Ha e ID
Evening star., 1955-01-22
BETHESDA
NEAR NIH-si6is5o
4b1a s. CHELSEA LANE
OPEN SUN. 1-6

This expandable Cape Cod with 2
nice bedrms, has entrance hall with
coat closet, lge. liv. rm with firepl.,
din rn., kit. tile bath, lge. screened
side porch. Stairway to unfinished
2nd floor; fun bsmt. with built-in
garage. Very attr, and in new
house condition. Teens II desired.
Directions. Out Wis. ave. to g..
Chelsea lane, right to 45l3 and
our open" sign,
WILL STACKHOUSE, JR.
Realtor, Po. a-asss
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CHEVY CHASE

In suburban setting. This split
level rambler offers unusual iaclli-
ties. impressive living room With
fireplace dining room. guest pow
der room domestic science Kitchen.
paneled nightclub recreation room,
4 bedrooms. Owner transferred.
MANY extras included. Call Miss
jenkins.
MARSTELLER-McCABE
WO. 6-l966 Ewes. Wo. o-ID50
Evening star., 1955-01-22
BETHESDA
77O4 WESTFIELD DIR.
OPEN TODAY
/ TO DARK

Modern contemporary 4 bedroom. .
bath home: large living room sep-
arate dining room. nice kitchen with
table space, 9 bedrooms and bath on
first floor. owner transferred; priced
at &25.TbO for quick sale.
To reach. Out Bradley blvd, LETT
on Wilson Lane 70 Westfietd, left
blocks TO open sign.
B1LLINGsLEY REALTY co,
521I Wis, Ave, NV EN- 2.232G
Evening star., 1955-01-22
BETHESDA

wyngate. under $4,000. CT approved.
Detached brick; bedrms,, bath.
tanother one foughed In on 2nd
fioorl; full basement; wonderful To-
cation. near schools. etc: Can be
al, o-3S33: m S-3At,ll, ---a4
Evening star., 1955-01-22

|EEW pRogIpENez AoePITAL AEEA
payment. Modern 3-bedrm. brick
with fun basement and hig yard.
Bus At corner. Quick possession.
Open sunday. 2 to dark bll5
sfh q ne can ME ci1rk RA.
MARSHALL. ]. wAPLE CO.
1874 14th p. NV AD. 4-se0s
Evening star., 1955-01-22
rA1FWUrtN Hf

.,..w .,CfAsrAkk ,CfAsAkHysn ssoscrssS nsiIS I's. ~ ym
Win wiz dis. s area. f,,ii bsrnt. with On;
ished once. 8 bedrfns lge. leyel
completely shaded fenced lot: Alum.
storm windows and screens, Must
yacate. xI6,B00. I041T Hayes ave-
silver spring, Lo. f-620s 70 inspect
Evening star., 1955-01-22
Il 49, ss5EIRf :as Sssf II5S5;sS PSSs Sss''

1106 ALABAMA AVE. @.E.
OFEN SUNDAY. ! TIL DARK
II s91 nsse sedrs,s s.le Y, WcRld .,l nTs ss
Ning-Fm. home divided Into 2 epts.
oV1r 6o-f1 fro1teee. kxceil0nt loca-
ton; vacant Wnik 10 Bollina risid.
Nia sell 81 TO-DAY. Can ~. crosr.
~ MsisHsfAtt. ] WArrE CO,
1874 14th 81 NV. AD. S-39os
Evening star., 1955-01-22
CHEVY CHASE
COLONIAL

Three bedrms., 2 baths, side porch,
lRe. deep lot. Breakfaat rm or
den. wiz go FHh. OF or eonysn-
tional. Lower 2es. Conn. ave. to
Jones Bridge rd, stop liEllt angle
right on Kensinston Parkway TO
Evening star., 1955-01-22
BURNT MILLS GARDENS
SILVER SPRING, MD.

bKNEbIb NA AfAzs<1F EsHk1F
Log rambler, I'll Northwest dr.. OPEN
from 1890 to 4:30 Sunday. Ad-
home Is beautifully situated on
picturesque HANDICAPPED lot. Large
iiv. rm,, fireplace, large din. rm,.
3 bedrms or : bedrms. and den
Det. garage. Call EVENINGS. Sat. and
Sun, JU. 7-8i95: wkdays. MR..
oDUM, RE. 1896. or your broker.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
RAMBLERs

Choice OF floor plan. 3 bedrfls. and
ige. club rm, with frepl. Lee. dbl,
sink, tile baths. deep wooded lot.
Dead end street. / blk. TO new
school. Upper s0s. Conn. aye. TO
Briefly CT and npen sign.
Evening star., 1955-01-22

HOUSES FOR sALs-MD.
Evening star., 1955-01-22
ENGLISH TUDOR

First time offered, As charming as
THE VILLAGE Itself. 3 bedfms,
2 baths. iRe. screened porch. beamed
ceiling, random width peEEed floors.
ave. and Blessed Sacrament School.
Conn. TO Chevy Chase Circle, rlaht
on Western 70 eammerneid, left 70
lO3.
ALL OPEN SUNDAY, / TO5
MERRYFTELD Ss WOODS
4627 wisconsin Ave. FM. z-99ia
Evening star., 1955-01-22

Brookway dfive--~Open sun; L
5:30---Brand-n brick Williams
burg Colonial Of superb quality:
spacious center-han plan with iafge
cludes bedroom and full bath on
LIST moor: 3 lovely bedrooms and
oath on second floor; huge ail5elec.
tric automatic Kitchen; level lot
with s0-foot frontage and several
large shade trees on q beautiful
street; S3I.e5o Mas: ave past
left q blocks 70 home. FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS. DI. 7-i41i; ewes. JU.
h-H4hH. N ~
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
550l MONTGOMERY ST.
country club Rambler

SfD. .a60- 0---Brand.new brick; , bed
Thermadbr II kit. light dry base
rnent: cIose-tn Silver epTtna. near
schools and tranAp. CAL 10, p
BE6N I'll a pm
Evening star., 1955-01-22

MopEL HoAEzz orEE pAILY-,
MIchois Ave. = Indian Head Hwy.
(Roufe 2lf1 near Bryans Road
sF. Fellow Signs
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GI APPROVEp--s15.80O

Fouf-bedrm., 2-bath brick bright
klt. with table spaee. LIFT. Lefgr.
ard dlsp.. large dining AREA basc-
ment has groHnd-iesel exit; tau
trees on fenced let real vatue.
Cali 10. e.5s5b tn . pm
Evening star., 1955-01-22
CoLORED-dI APPROVED

l43 33rd River Modern,
corner brick, 8 rms.. tile bath, full
bsmt., gas heat, Anchor fenced lot;
price. $11.250, $3.50 down, $68.35
mo. MAX MILLER. 1905 Pa. ave.
sc. Ii. 7-2100; ewes. Ii. 4-2l54.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-27
HELp-woMFN

IMMEDIATE OPENING for alert,
educated woman or man 10 repre-
sent Child Graft. q Marshall Field
family owned enterprise In D. c..
Nd. and Va. 81 10 So: excellent
eaTningS. group insurance, other
benefits: full or part-time. For In
terview, write giving age, education,
experience and phone. Box 2vS-C,
Star ~
Casualty Insurance
Company, Silver Spring area has
Must op fYns io lords r ner n,pnts
sc 20 to IS good starting salary
excellent employee benefits. inelud.
ing profit sharine plan Merit in.
Apply q to 5, asia Georsia Ave.
Silver SprinK. IS
WINTER IN SOUTH for interviewer
Must be high-School graduate, ano
able TO work without q boss; $500
for 100 days. Box i21-B Star,
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