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Evening star., 1955-10-24
|Rightist Group
Forms in South

NEW ORLEANS. oct. "A F).
"A plea by Senator Eastland,
Democrat Of Mississippi. has
Imushroomed into an attempt by
some Southern leaders to form
Ia national organization fighting
what they consider leftist tend
lencies In American Government.
| Late In 1854, Senator Eastland
called for q national group mot
controlled by fawning politi-
cians to fight all con-
Iscienceless pressure groups.
1.-The plea was taken UP by John
lU. Barr Of New Orleans. who
lnow heads the organizing COM
lmittee of the Federation for
Constitutional Government.
Mr.. Barr listed congressman.
Judges and businessmen from 10
Southern states yesterday ON his
ADVISORY committee.
May Take Up Segregation
Mr.. Barr emphasized the fed
eration is not taking part In the
segregation fight." He added.
however. that segregation might
become one concern Of the fed
ieration later.
Mr.. Barr explained that II an
Iafiliated group decided to tight
integration. the federation would
have to determine whether tc
help. II the federation then
decided that integration Of the
traces helps leftist causes and
hurts the United States Con-
Istitution. the federation would
help the pro-segregation group
Mr.. Barr said. that the fedora.
Ition might. for example, be con.
Icerned with the fight against
progressive education.
/ Aims Are Listed
I Mr.. Barr listed these aims:
/ l. Preserve the independence
;Iof the legislative. executive ant
judicial departments in tht
Federal Government,
i 2. Preserve constitutional lib.
lerties,
] 3. Stop the nomination oi
Ileftist candidates.
i 4. Oppose socialism, and
i S. Oppose executive and couri
.lorders that hurt the Unitet
States Constitution.
Advisory committee members
Include Gov. Marvin Grimm oi
Georgia. Senators Eastland ol
mississippi and Thurrmond ol
South Carolina. Representative,
IHebert, Democrat Of Louisiana
Williams, Democrat Of Missis.
Fsippi. Davis. Democrat Georgia
Rives. Democrat Of South Caro-.
,Ilina, Tuck, Democrat Of Virgins
land Abbitt, Democrat OF Vir.
Iginia, and former Governor.
Sam Jones Of Louisiana, Fieldinl
Wright, Of Mississippi and Her.
imam TalmadRe. of Georgia.
Evening star., 1955-10-24

joys nothing like the prestige
OF President Eisenhower.
The acrobatics Of the Ameri-
can stock market also are re-
fected abroad in a general
diminution Of confidence. There
Is an old European wisecrack
that ! have heard repeated
several times on my trip:
Whenever America has a
cold. Europe has acute bron-
chitis." For the first time I
have heard doubts expressed
In business and financial circles
about the soundness Of the
prolonged American boom.
Britain Is struggling with
her endemic problem Of the
balance Of payments. True, 1t
is marginal, but the British
economy, like the West Ger
man, Is extremely tight, with
practically no room at all to
turn around in.
The combination Of q deter
mined attempt to restore her
position as q great power, with
the financial burdens espe-
cially for defense that that
entails, plus the welfare state
which has engaged itself to
care for every Briton from the
cradle to the grave, can be
carried only by a radical in
crease In production which is
not forthcoming. for reasons
which every British economist
Of whatever school Is debating.
Not only is there fun en-
ployment in Britain, but there
are two jobs waiting for every
applicant. Britain could use,
at this moment, $4,000 for
eign workers. especially In the
coal mines. and they are OBJ
tainable from italy. but the
strade unions oppose their Inn
Evening star., 1955-10-24
DAVID LAWRENCE

When Representative Joseph
w. Martin, Republican. for
mer Speaker Of the House Of
Representatives, said the other
day that he had q hunch
President Eisenhower would
accept denomination. he was
really pointing up what is
rapidly becoming known as
athe January 20th dilemma
For, on January 20. 1855.
Mr.. Eisenhower will be faced
with the question Of whether
to resign the Presidency or
whether to begin the fourth
year OF his term without OBJ
jecting to the decision Of po-
litical leaders Of his party to
enter his name In the presi-
dental preference primaries
shortly thereafter IN various
States.
The really important oues-
ton Is whether Mr.. Eisenhower
will or win not announce his
resignation on January 20,
next. AS his convalescence be-
comes more and more q mat
ter Of general knowledge and
he begins ITO live an approxi-
mately normal life - which
some doctors say may be the
case by January 20--nlany
people viii ask what reasons
the President would have for
declining to be q candidate
that could not also be applied
to or justify q declination to
remain In the Presidency for
the fourth year Of his term.
II 1t Is improper for q man
with heart trouble to continue
In the Presidency after jan
xiary 20, 1857. the query win
be why isn't 1t also improper
for him to remain in the White
House a whole year prior to
that date? The Constitution
says specifically that in case
Of Inability to discharge the
powers and duties Of said Of
nee (the Presidency. the same
shall deyolye on the Vice Pres
ident." "
Dwight Eisenhower Is q con-
scientious man with q deep
respect for the spirit as well as
the letter Of the Constitution.
He would not feel right about
1t II the doctors told him he
could not function actively In
discharging "the powers and
duties" Of the Presidency. He
would be inclined to resign.
But II he is assured that he
can fully carry out the powers
and duties" during his fourth
year as President. Il win be
asked what reason II there TO
suppose he could not serve In
Evening star., 1955-10-24
Eisenhowerfs Problem Seen as Whether
To Resign Then or Seek Second Term

the same way during the nth
and sixth years or during all
Of q second term?
Politically speaking. q deci.
sion to run for a second term.
now that everybody knows
about the heart attack. would
not AFFECT adversely his chances
for reelection II the people
have confidence in the candi-
date chosen BY the Republi-
cans for the vice presidency.
Most persons. on the other
hand. with long experience and
background In national poli-
tics are beginning to say
realistically that for Mr.. Eisen-
hover to serve In the Presi-
dency during the fourth year
Of his term In q position Of
retirement and detachment
would raise more political
problems than 1t would solve.
In the first place. If the
President doesn't run and al
lows q scramble for the norni-
nation to develop. 1t win tend
to split the Republican Party
into factions and make q
shambles Of the Eisenhower
program in the 1856 session Of
Congress. The Republican rli-
norities In both the House and
Senate would be divided into
rival groups and, since the
Presidential influence would
be weakened. the tendency
would be. as 1t always has been
In the last year Of an outgoing
Presidents turn. to regard the
incumbent as Of Sc con d ary
Importance in q political sense.
A President who Is going TO
be o candidate to succeed him
self can crack the whip Of
leadership. but q retiring Pres
ident loses his political power
the moment II becomes def
nitely known that he isn't go-
ing to run again. This has
happened with Democratic as
well as Republican Presidents
who were not candidates to
succeed themselves.
For Mr.. Eisenhower to re-
main silent altogether would
be politically hazardous and
full Of embarrassments. It
would open the way to suspi-
cion and the maneuvering be-
hind the scenes Of persons on
the White House star and by
others supposedly high In the
Presidential councils and thus
add fuel to the flames OF fac
tionalism In the party.
The idea that the President
might offer . list OF selected
names from which a candidate
would be chosen 10 politically
Evening star., 1955-10-24
FEVER
FLETCHER KNEBEL

Senator Bridges Ike may "a group Of men" he
favors for President Better enlarge the White House.
Republicans going to the whole second team.
q
Democrats say they because the Gov
eminent is being mismanaged that's the kind Of
ment they specialize In.
Ike paints mountain landscape Next he's expected do
winter frost and snow portrait Of Sherman Adams
Senator Keauver against Democratic candidates who
sit in ivory towers Kefuaver prefers to chase his delegates
firm ground He never knows when one might run out Of
breath-and collapse in his arms.
The Air Force roundrp air transport for three travelling
Senators is camouhage They're working to
rocket ship to the big enough hold all s6 Senator's
Democrats say the country going pot Republicans
that amt the half Of it. The country already has TO pot
and found two chickens In 1t.
Ike confess with Attorney General Brownen He must be
again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-29
Redecoruted Wilson Liner
Arrives for Cruise Season

for the first time-a cruise direc-
tor. Name bands will play for
dancing on moonlight cruises.
The ship will make two trips
daily, starting Thursday-one at
2 pm, to Mount Vernon. and a
moonlight cruise at 8 pm. to
Marshall Hall, where passengers
will be allowed to disembark after
April 8 when the park opens.
Later in the spring, there will
be a third trip at 10 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-29

The completely redecorated
S. S. Mount Vernon, ruffled by
winds that almost caused the
local cruise vessel to run out OF
fuel. arrived here last night from
Chester, Pa, ready to begin its
season.
The ship pulled into Pier 4
Maine avenue and N. street S.W.
at 9:15 pm, after her captain,
Herbert Hall, fought it out with
heavy seas and winds from the
Sun Shipbuilding Co., at Chester
AS a precaution, he pulled in
to Piney Point, Md, to refuel,
just to make sure he would have
plenty on hand to buck King
Neptune in the Potomac.
The ship normally uses 5000
gallons of fuel in three daily
round trips between Washington
and Marshall Hall, the Maryland
summer playground. It's capacity
is 5000 gallons.
The Mount Vernon, in older
garb, has long piled the less
troubled waters of the Potomac.
carrying excursion parties. The
refurbished vessel, owned by the
Wilson Line, is a far cry from
the old one.
Completely redesigned and as
streamlined as the proverbial
teardrop, it looked, last night
like a miniature ocean liner off
for a night departure to a foreign
land. The hull has been painted
in longitudinal stripes of yellow
and white. The main deck and
its new food service counter and
gift shop have been done in va
rious shades of green and yellow,
with ornamental decorations and
murals. A children's milk bar
completes the layout.
There is also a new cocktail
bar, lounge and bandstand. The
dance area has a new linoleum
surface, and there is decorative
ceiling lighting.
There are stainless steel
benches, steamer chairs and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-29
ADVERTISEMENT.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-29

his money and then set him
down at Friendship"
He was calling Nationals Sit
uation hazardous" until several
airlines men objected.
J. B. Franklin. Capital vice
president, said: Il don't think
any airline would agree the stu
alton here is hazardous. We
wouldn't operate flights that are
hazardous"
Nationals capacity must be
increased, he added. to continue
serving WASHINGTON adequately.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-29
Mid-City Unit Endorses
Mandatory Life Bill

The Mid-City Citizens Associa-
ton last night voted to indorse
the bill of Representative Broy-
hill, Republican of Virginia, to
provide mandatory life sentences
for fourth felony convictions in
the District.
The meeting, conducted by
Charles j. Dienelt, vice president
was held in the Thomson school,
Twelfth and L streets NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-29
How to improve
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A warm, assured voice can en-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-29
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-29
Knights Of St. John

The Drum and Bugle Corps of
the knights of St. John will
present Pageant of Nations"
at 8 pm. tomorrow in the st.
Cyprian's Parish Hall, Thir-
tenth and C streets Sc. The
ladies auxiliary and parents of
corps members will participate.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-29

Woodies soys: No danger
from moth damage in our
sofe Fur Storage, where your
furs will stay sleek and
heolthy the whole summer.
And they're protected from
fire, heat and theft, too. Just
diol District 1890 for q
messenger or bring your
furs to the Fur Storage Desk,
Bird Floor, North Building -.
or lst Floor, Chevy Chase.
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APTs. UNFukNisHEp--MD.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

BARBER SHOP, compl.; chrs.. cabi-
Der, pole, elee. sign. Ready 70 stars
;sss sss:ra sn :stt:ss ,.si:: ShiH's.ssa .ss
RHassirA4UnRxS;r, Hsi 4in1xsS;r beer license, soeS 10.
cash. From OWNER. Ho. 2-9694
MOTEL FOR RETIRED CouPLI
smartiy nsaqsiu furnished modern units vitS
. steady income; 3 acres on busy
highway about an hours drive from
Mash EEY SacS3ESR Sao&ER e1on 1aa,ssHsbars sso
be inch blade, edger, hrewood saw,
pianer, cutoff saw, tractors and
truck, For appointment. call RE.
HHRsiDi&sARE STORE First time of. q.
dollar for dollar for stock, plus .aS ilx-
Exclusive. METzLER, IA. 5-767b.
SHEET METAL sHoP-pully equipped
sSntrsstoss must be union: i7S week.
sURPLUs sToREIvery little en- money
noltnnity IA T"7a9s. "a
ySRiETY 2IsiHasYs'' ssfHoRE. Ma. stock snd
ixturss; sS,S99o;a price 5000; Y Y
ssss' ssles 1881 5S $500 weekly. LILLARD
REAL ESTATE. UN. 4-3ob2. q
thoroushfare in Alex. (seats, ,erounds
tain, also BANQUET rm,, ABc on and
on only s1sa 300, Easy terms. Al
sMfTH REALTY. XII. s-eeb2 eyes
HIHfRpSwxRi If SSIfa STORE. good location.
excellent Opportunity; Under SO:
l. LowERY Rsaitor. Ju. $4,000.
'sSH ss.!a..s sHoEkKs oaEgskKss iSssllSs; iSsslSsort!' '.ja
HSSbtisd S1bbl M oiaHSihsEss oSaSHsSihsEss. oD.r,.i,s 4
truck, daily: $4,000 cash. Gail VA
Continued on next pagO
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APIS. UNFURNIsnED-MD.

FLOWER AND PINEY BR. AREA-I
bedrm.; newly dec: utils. incl |:
ssSe one. sss''i ju ';s s7ssS ss;Ais san :.G T
'S.f-in ~ S:.s. n. stores; ss: ssS. iss5 ss5i
TAK0MA PK.-1-bedrm. APT. 1vt
entr.. newly dec. 6-unit bldg. Immed
oecup. Coin washer and drieT. s75
mo-, OIL. 1870. -
TAKOhA PARK, sos Tulip sye.-.
rm. apt, 3rd a.. nicely furn. and dee.
Pvt. entr., 4 storage rms. hall. best
lily. rm., 2 bedrms.. kit, pvt. bath;
sonx.6i.S; s9s; D & su;Ins M ssssS .ssspl'
HYATTsVIiILESi-Sedr%. apt. fol-
adult couple. Princess Ann. Apts.,
avail. immed.; convenient to trensp.,
shopping and churches: $72: 30
monthly includes all utfs. AP
BREtNSiT'WiooD-l-bedroom apt. with
private bath: newly Tedse. gN.
HYAfiTssynLE. eao2 42nd ave.
porch; 800. DUNN d CO.. VA
CHEVY CHASE. MD.--1-bedrm. apt,
newly dec. "a blk. busline and
shopping center: parking space: S75
mo, Gan SL 2-0736 after 8 Pm
1S2a ExsT-WEsT HWY. lust west Of
10th st.-2-bedrm. individual dwell.
Ing unit. duplex with pvt. front and
rear entrances; conv. 70, D. G
crate; $50 per mo-. plus utils. Call
ssoHs SGAasRLaiN OAKLAND AVE-, rakoma Park
II. bedroom. Lying room. dinette,
kisehsn and bath; THOMPSON d
liv. room. din. space. kit. bath and
rear screened porch; S6O-$S5. SAM
UEL e. BQGLEY. INC. OIL. 4-127a
CORAL HILLS. at d. c. line-Garden
apts 3 bedrms.; sos: 2 bedrms.
shops. 10, S-70Ss. S
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TAKOMA PARK, MD
De tuxs 2-be4rm. apt. With sep. Din,
rm-. IN modern 6-unit BLDG; So5
includes utilS. ROBERT e LoHR,
Realtor, RA 0-3600
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HOUSES UNEuRklsHED

CONGRESSIONAL CLUE AREA
a; IsTs: :..yysss yssss; school bus at as ds0F'
NGARBY IVA VVHx.-s-bedrm. rambler, now
vacant, Just redecorated; $50 mo.
MxSNAs Ma! REALTY q g co. 2lls Wilson
ARE. SIEd.. .Ss "a: 7DI!sSs 5.T.' bath. Il b.f. and
neat, ca. Kit. $40. XII. 9-6a56. ~
s.E.-Brick, 2 bedrms.. liv. nm, kit.'
bath. bsmt., auto: gas n.-w.h.' stove
Eetgr & O. Ss9 9 INI II; ls%E,Ss: lssES-:a sedrm...
'EH iarTe fenced-in yard. Modern kitch-
en-. $50 month. Call WE. 6-8627,
LANDovER-s bedrms.. fenced lot.
immed. occupancy, 500 month. Ar
THUR CARR AGENCY. AP. 7-975o'
8 BEDRMs.. antique brick home,
WELLINGTON Estates. on Mt. VERNON
blvd. Ia baths. pine.paneled kit,
Sl5O per mo. so. 6-9b66. =
ALEXANDRIA - EXCEPTIONAL town
house, newly restored; = rn,.rs: bsdrms; :
dishwasher, disposal; every conv.,
oea oea1f aIS1hui; decor. TS TE. s.ss$S.
UPPER 18th sT. SECTloN-e rms,
8 baths. excellent condition, $3.50
mo wo. 1885, 1861 q Queen A1 4TGS0' Anne ave.
Beitsviile-s4 acre, modern bungal99y
close transp.. $50 mo-, HE. 1880 ,,5,,
SILVER spRING AREA--Three-bed-
rm. rambler; gas heat, fuil bsmt;:
soSSd al neonysni.nces; n siiS mo- Vps on
lease. Call HE. 4-ss0e. HE. 4-773S'
ARL., nr. Columbia pike-semidet
house; 2 bedrms., glass incl; porch
gas heat, washer, garbage disposal;
fenced yard; iTped. nsp occupancy $9o
MTo no' RkiS1Ek. kE 1ilo!Si Sos shepherd st.;
6sst. SsSsss; 500. DUNN q Co.
|siMXxERa NV a-GSasii GsSsaksiiNG-v.ry close in, jus,
sssrm:. S sii0; i avail. immsd. 10
1919 sssAtG Coon HOPE HD. Size.
2-story house; rms, kit, bath;
sdaSS Z no 3. IE, ProYnA "a. = Es.6sSsi GAyis S Co.
inshouss washer. oIDEoN c. JOHN
HfATTsviLLE. tiio 41st ave.zVa.
can't; ,e very wss, lhrs., t6se tA,sedroom s NONE
ARL.-cute. modern semidst:; 2 bed.
rooms, washer, disposal. fenced ysId
child welcome; sos. Ho. 2-47Sl
GLENMoNT-rwo bedrms.. finished
bsmt., Ice fenced yard; needs redee
$s5 only. sIoLER q CO.. 10
45s3s3: o.; 1887. ..,..,,o-.3 !.
three and four bedrns.. or
bath row bricks; 500 to sl2S; Al Al
the phone, will 1nd you home
COLONY REALTY CO.. RA. e-o5le
AsL.-ses. .smid.... 2 b,drm.., ful
bsmt., fenced I'd. excel, cond.; ]
blk. on Columbia pike. IA. 7-So39
lFALLs CHURCH, bedrms.. cor, loc.
refer.. Bendix yssher; gas heat
stor space. 500 mo. JE. $500
BETHRsDA, winsate---s-bedrm. ram.
%n.S I'm ~. ss' OF. 60; hjsss: :y:' :y:.
o.. a-b0Se. -
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WE SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS: !.
Bethesda--Conv. log; g rms; rs, Sloo
MALORA r. CHRISTIAN, INC:
49O6 Wis. Ave. NV. WO. 6-2S2t
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ALL THE COMFORTS

ALL THE COMFORTS
OF home in an apartment, plus no
Offering in College Park. De luxe
2-bedrm. apts., de luxe kitchen with
garbage disposal. parauet fs., mas
ter TV antenna and many more de
for only S99.50. Large play area
for children. Sample apt. open
daily, II to dark, 1900 Guilford
dr.. Directions: North on Baltimore
blvd to Hot Shoppe in College Park,
left on Knox rd.. "a blks. 70
project, left to sample apt. re.
So16I nr I'm A-45fS6
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COLORED
We have several desirable 1-bedrm.
apis. available in Southeast Wash
ineton, various locations: rents 500
to $40 per no., including all utili-
KARL W. CoRBY l. CO.. INC,
90S goth ST. NV. RE. 1875
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FIRST

THE WEST END
2124 EYE ST. NV.
One room. bath and refrigerator.
sos. Eley., switchboard, utils. incl.
RES. MGR. ON PREMISES
OR CALL RE, T-34O4 a
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

AND a BEDROOM HOMES in good
sections OF Arl.. Alex; and Fairtax;
$I5Q and up; GEORGE MASON
COLORED-WANT to rent. option to
buy. 2-family unit or house tdetl,
nice section, n e. or s.e., LA. $4,000.
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APTs. UNFuRNIsHED-vA.

ALEX;1-ssdrm ss.aea ,, apt; tta cn eon-
ers,. $73 per mo-, includes utilities;
N. QUINN ST.. .Arl., Va.-One bed
room. dinette. kit. and bath. $40.
- CAL atSM EsS; msr;; n "a s-4lS5; y: escan-
nstte, kit, AND bath. S77.50, incl.
ALEXANDRIA-Beaut. 2-bedrm. spt.
in Colonial town house. Liv. rm. and
din. rm. with ,fireplaces, orig. man
tsis, etc; tile bath supsr,%god; ,.I,g slee e;
decor. and furn. Park, space, conv.
CENTREviLLE, bedroom. large kit,
pvt. bath and shower; all utils.
1Ss1 Gfl s5STpsPPf aPT. sSaS9 near HecSs
store. walking distance ArL Hail;
sos per mo-, incl. all utils. See MR..
I 5HARddo. 61s N. Thomas St, Arl.. IA.
ARL. @sest area. close in: i and 9
Se' woodss eaSssss areS tsSsp
shopping; near Slees I'd, SO; 30
RaoHsSsLiYN aHS AREA ' i-bedroom % apt apt.
al utils.; convenient to bus; re-
desorated; Jim Immediate possession
ARIiNGToN&Hod.rn SfI a; SLolSS; 1-D.drm. apt.
shoppins. IT. Myer. Navy Annex.
Private parking; washer-dryer. $75
plus utilities. ia. 2-0064. "a
ARLINGTON, colImbis pike at Fred 4;
srick st.: Mas, Mssnolis GsrdsmsiAyys, .nas,n: ixyna
dining room combination, Q large
bedrooms, latest in kitchen equip
ment. parauet floors. Venetian blinus.
3 exposures. utils. furn.: 500 q mo;
one bedroom; $3.50. For info. call
X; rSGTSS-Dupl... sl$S5S: new ,.rs. de
room: 'lose-in. convenient. ia.
ARf.. II1slS; Ss;7s.so-a-bedrm. apt: mod
ern bldg: conv. loc.; no children:
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and bath. entire End floor; detach
cor apt. bldg; pvt; parking, Adults
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Utilities. Sfi "a. 7.s4sS before 8 Pm
ARL.-cor. de luxe. large. bedrm
apts.: jr. din. rm.. not part OF liv.
town; owl ali ali COW. q . home adults,
We invite comparison. Thropsh,
Rossyln, right on Wilson blvd, left
on N. Pierce. left on 10th rd. n
to 164b. Mgr. Apt: /. OF; 2-4424
Arl. blvds. Pentagon.. Fl. Myer
EM. 3-567s days; EN-. 3-920s, eyes
1 BEDRM., large liv. rm.. dinette
kit: bath; 2 blks, Hschs,s; ...S ehild5eT AZ 7
N. Vermont st. Arl.. -JA. S-5g64. &
N. ARL., westover--Bedrm,, liv. rm.
dinette, kit. and bath, In S-unit
bldg. Conv.. to shop. center. ant
bus S64 plus utils. Call ia. z
1877 after 6:30 pm.
Evening star., 1955-03-02

STRATFORD PLAZA
8113 University Lane, S. s.
Large. 2 bedrooms. One block to
shop, transp., ofi-street park. Play
yard. Newly redec., ldry. facils.
$95.50. incl. utils. See res. mgr,
LARGE GARDEN APIS. and
bedrms.; S72 so and $50 80 up
One block to shopping center,
schools; newly redec.; fast direci
transp. downtown d. c.: 53rd pl
and Defense hwy,s shS, sladsnsburR' Md
Meurille Arms. Apis.
Evening star., 1955-03-02
RARGAIN

NEWLY DECORATED. nicely, fur
rms, ! Kitchens, 2ha baths, ,liy. rm.
din. rm., reception hall; full bsmt.
oil heat: garage; 5000 per mo. Fol
appt.. call EN-, 3-67S4. Is