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Evening star., 1955-03-01

"Thrlff Season" ends midnight, Mareh 81. You
have until then to complete your trip at these low
Thrift Season" fares. The Rainbow saves you up
to 1929 over regular rst-class, round-trip fares.
You enjoy the same superb hospitality and un-
matched airmanship that have made Pan Am
the choice of more overseas passengers than any
other airline.
Let Pan Am plan your trip. Here's a sample
(#404) of hundreds of gay Pan Am Holidays that
make travel completely carefree. Ten days in all,
4 in Paris, in London. Includes hotel accommo-
dations round trip fares, all connecting travel,
local side trips and sightseeing to famous places,
many meals Full price is $49s each person, which
can bepaid for on the popular Pan Am PAY Later"
Plan. .r.d.X.r.. reg U. g. Pa. o.
Evening star., 1955-03-01

Lonnie Satterwhite. Is. who was
parking his car. A few blocks
away Carr forced Mr.. Satter-
white out Of the automobile and
drove away.
Soon afterward q description
Of the stolen car was broadcast
and two policemen spotted it in
downtown Los Angeles. They
ordered Carr to halt and when
he failed to do they opened fire.
Carr was killed by q shot
through the heart.
Evening star., 1955-03-01
Record Wool Output

World wool output reached A.
billion pounds in 1854, q record.
Sydney reports.
Evening star., 1955-03-01
Stamps Bring $2S, 900

"A collection of early Greek
stamps brought $4,000 in Eng
land, Athens reports.
Evening star., 1955-03-01

Always remember: OcfO1e alone is not enougM
Only gasoline that burns clean can make its full
octane power really work for you mile after mile.
That's why, instead of trying to fight harmful
deposits with so-called miracle additives"-in-
sideyour engine Gulf believes inpreventing them
from forming in the first place; removes the cause
the dirty burning tail-end' Of gasoline, at the
refinery, to bring you new, clean-burning No-Nox.
Just look at the plates in the photo above and
see what difference Gulf super-re6ning makes!
Fill up with new Super-Refned Gulf No-Nox
and feel the difference, right from the start in full
engine power that iasfsl You'll get:
More complete engine protection than with
so-caled "miracle-additive" gasolines.
Extra gas mileage in the short-trip, stop
and-go driving motorists do most.
Stall-proof smoothnesS !. instant starts -.
fast, fuel-saving warm-lp.
No knock, no pre-ignition- in today's
high-compression engines.
Evening star., 1955-03-01
=. and because it burns clean. New NoNox
gives you even more poMerWith protection

This is CULTS PLEDGE to the motoring public
Americas permit
offer gasoline
gasoline
power performance,
protection.
a claim pledge motoring pubic-a
backed by the and the the Gulf Oil Corporation
Evening star., 1955-06-03
In NylOn-andE Cotton Blend
Styled BY "MiIIi Garments"

,r Of Science

The tiniest Of pIeots rim the scoop neck
the kind Of detailing you usuolly find on for
more expensive styles! And thot's not oil!
Our sundress has soft, swirIino skirt. euffed
pockets and tiny boIero when you wont TO
cover up! Charcoal novy or brown in nylon-
ond-cotton, sizes Il to l8. 1923
Lansbuyph's--BUDGET DRESSES
Second Floor
Evening star., 1955-06-03
Maryland u. to Graduate
1892 Students Tomorrow

The University Of Maryland
will graduate 1892 students at
commencement exercises begin
ming at 10 am. tomorrow at Col
lege Park.
1t will be the first graduating
class Of DR.. Wilson H. Elkins.
president of the university, and
the first activity to be held in
the new Activities Building Of
the university.
DR.. Vernon w. Lippard. dean
Of the Yale University School of
Medicine, will be the principal
speaker.
Five men. including Bruce
Cation, author of "A Stiffness at
Appomattox." Pulitzer Prize
winning historical work, will
receive honorary doctorate de-
grees at the exercises.
The others are:
Henry Anslinger, United States
commissioner of narcotics; Abba
Eban, Israel's Ambassador to the
United States; DR.. v. Lippard
and William Steenken, jr.. direc-
tor Of the Trudeau IN. VI
Laboratory.
Receiving degrees are:
Evening star., 1955-06-03

DEGREE CONFERRED
SINCE LAST COMMENCEMENT
Doctor Of Dental Surgery
Mantz, Robert F.. jr.
SCHOOL OF LAW
Certificate Of Proficiency
Carey, Earl L.. ir.
Evening star., 1955-06-03

And what miracle it is! New Gleem Miracle
Plastic" does everything you ever wanted paint to
do, introducing amazing, exclusive performance
features. It actually coats wall with durable
plastic film of color. Gleem Miracle Plastic liter
ally reuolutonizes painting makes it easier than
ever to do it yourself with truly perfect results
every time yet costs no more than ordinary
Evening star., 1955-06-03
The first interior paint
with all these features!

"a Tnnty etar elnlsu .r
u.,,.s ..,.., 4. a. ..s.... .......-
'eok" ever achieved. not irses Of shssai
Q vNDREaMEp.oF HIDING powrR IN
ONE COAT! Flowl...ly eoves mos, in,.rs.
erwolIs tsssn weIIbeord end wohpaps,,
Evening star., 1955-06-03
Master Of Education
Master Of ForeiEn Study
Mara, PatrickF r,

Master Of Business Administration
Turk, RoRer B.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
Dibbed and baked N real 6ut1et/

SIT dry ingredients into bowl. Add
milk. Stir slowly with fork until
dough just clinss together tabout
30 strokes). Turn out on wei
Toured board.
Knead lightly about 10 times. Roll
out VI" thick into rectanslc, 9 X
l2~. Cut in half lensfhwise. then
crosswise into Is strips.
Dip each strip on both sides IN
melted butter. Place close together
IN two rows in pan. Bake IS to 20
minutes until golden brown. Serve
piping hot. Makes 81 Butter Dips.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16
BuTTER DIPS

BUTTER DIPS
10 cup butter Cor pan)
21I4eups sfted GOLD MEDAL
Flour
I fbsp. slsnr
s31/7 tsp. baking powder
II Ia Up. salt
cup MINI
Heat oven to $50. (hotl. Melt
butter IN oven IN oblong pan. - X
ga r. ~. Remove from oven when
butter T. melted.
sIyvos sss COLD MEDAL SdERis
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19
Democrats Forecast
81 Pct. Postal Roise

The House tomorrow is sched-
uled to vote on postal pay legis-
lation. Democratic leaders pre-
dict than an average of 81 per
cent Redistribution measure will
be approved.
The House Rules Committee
yesterday paved the way for
House action by granting the
legislation a modified closed rule.
The rule will permit three
amendments to be offered to the
rs per cent Redistribution bill
approved by the House Civil
Service Committee.
These amendments would pro-
vide an additional boost to bring
the bills overall average increase
to 80 per cent. make the raises
retroactive to March l. and re-
quire the Postmaster General to
submit report to Congress by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19

wisdom Of including in the Yalta
record personal notes of partici-
pants, including informal social
conversations.
Mr.. Dulles also defended in
clusion Of these memoranda. He
pointed out there were no agreed
minutes drawn up jointly by the
participants. The only records
available were those made by
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19

British objections. So. at 8 am
on Tuesday, March Is, l tele-
phoned the British Ambassador
expressed the view that. in the
light of the wide public interest
which had, by then. been
aroused, it was better for Anglo
American relations to publish at
once rather than to allow the
impression to gain ground that
the United Kingdom had some
thing to hide-Which was not the
case.
/ The Ambassador indicated
his concurrence. I said I would
advise Sir Anthony Eden of my
views and the Ambassador said
he would do the same.
"He indicated that he felt
confident that I would get a
quick answer from Sir Anthony.
Accordingly, at 1890 am, sent
a message to Sir Anthony saying
that l thought it undesirable to
perpetuate situation which
created an atmosphere of mys-
terry and concealment and that.
accordingly. unless he felt
strongly against it, / proposed
to publish.
Speaks With George
AT TO- 80 on Tuesday morning.
] spoke over the telephone with
Senator George and informed
him generally of the position and
that I hoped shortly to be able
to release the documents
generally
"At II on Tuesday morning I
had my regular press conference,
at which I said:
The Yalta papers are at the
present time in galley proof
form. They are available here
in the State Department for con-
sultation on a restrictive basis by
members of the Congress who
are on committees that might be
concerned with them. and we
are still studying the matter of
their full publication.
While Assistant Secretary
McCardle and I were preparing
for my press conference Mr..
James Reston of the New York
Times telephoned Assistant Sec
rotary McCardle's office and left.
the following message for him:
"'Tell him while he is with
the Secretary that I have had
a long talk with George about
the Yalta business and I think
I ought to see the Secretary aft
er the press conference if I can
Reston Comes to Office
when my press conference
was finished, Assistant Secretary
McCardle brought Mr.. Reston to
my office. Mr.. Reston said that
his impression of his conversa-
ton with Senator George was
that the Senator wished to see
the Yalta record made public
by the State Department.
"A1r. Reston urged that it was
of the utmost Importance that
the papers be published as a
whole and not in garbled form;
that unless the New York Times
did this, no one else would, but
that this would be very expen-
siye and take time. Therefore,
if there was to be any compre-
hensive publication. they had to
have an advance copy, since it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19

next February detailing the
progress of salary Redistribution
The House Republican leader
ship is trying to line up G.. o. P.
members in support of the 7.6
per cent measure and against
the amendments.
However. enough Republicans
are expected to Join with an
almost solid bloc of Democrats
to approve the amendments.
A few Southern Democrats,
such as Chairman Murray of the
House Civil Service Committee,
favor the 76 per cent measure
in its present form.
MIR. Murray reminded the
Rules group yesterday that
President Eisenhower has warned
that he would veto any postal
pay boost in excess of 7.6 per
cent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19

from my lunch with Senator'S
Bridges and Knowland, Mr..
James Hagerty phoned me that
he. too, had heard that the New
York Times was planning to run
the Yalta papers the next morn
ing and ! made to him the same
reply I made to the Senators,
namely, that I planned a prompt
general release.
"At 3:45 talked with Assist
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19
Chino Recruiting

HONG KONG. April 10 GP.-
Red China's Defense Ministry
has announced the successful
conclusion of nationwide army
recruitment drive, the Chinese
Communist paper Takungpao
said today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19

members Of the respective dele
cations.
He also pointed out that Mr..
Stettinius did not eliminate all
of the so-called "chit-chat" from
his book. The Secretary further
recalled that the Senate Appro-
priations Committee last year
called for the incorporated
record"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19
Galley Proof Given

Galley Proof Given
Il subsequently learned that
Mr.. McCardle gave a galley
proof to Mr.. Reston about $50
pm. that evening tuesday, {.
This involved an exercise by Mr..
McCardle of a discretion that
was his. 1t involved no breach
of security. On November 5 I
had taken and recorded deci-
sion to publish without deletion
on an expedited basis. This con-
stituted authority to declassify
under Executive Order 10,501.
THE galley-proofs on March
3 were marked for official use
only under Mr.. McCardle's in
structions. This was not Sc
curity classification but a purely
internal classification which Mr..
McCardle himself had imposed
and which he had full authority
to remove.
"At 1912 am. on Wednesday,
March Is, the British Ambassa-
dor phoned me that his Govern
ment agreed to publish and that
confirmation cable from Lon
don was on its way to me.
Lunches With Senators
AT 12:45 on Wednesday
lunched at the Capitol with SEN
atorS Knowland and Bridges.
This appointment had been made
five days before, on March IL.
They mentioned that they had
heard rumor that the New
York Times was going to pub
lish the Yalta documents on
March II. 1 expressed surprise,
but said that / thought that we
wouldrelease the documents that
afternoon to all news media.
When I returned from lunch, I
found the confirmation cable
from Sir Anthony Eden agreeing
that we should now publish.
Also. shortly after / returned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19

would involve setting up an
enormous printing job.
Il said that such matters fell
under the jurisdiction of Mr..
McCardle. Assistant Secretary of
State for Public Affairs, who was
a former newspaperman. There
upon the two left.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19

ant Secretary McCardle and
asked him to arrange promptly
to release the documents gen.
orally. This was done and there
was a general publication the
next morning (Thursday, March
III"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-19

Defends Note Inclusion
Senator Morse. Democrat, Of
Oregon, who called for today's
inquiry, had also questioned the
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-07-01

4-sOAees-drfDe Universal 'Jeep'
goes anywhere IN any weather,
does countless farm and ranch
jobs no other vehicle can do.
Ask your 'Jeep' dealer.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-07-01
Your truck is not a farm truck
unless it has 4-Whee! drive |!

To its keep your farm truck should work for you evy
the should anywhere bad roads roads,
in all sorts Of weather and should supply for all Of equipment
1t should you many obsand help you get bigger days
work done every day Of the year.
To do all this have 4whee drive If it do this shouldn't
be called farm truck how beautiful looks the
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1955-07-01
. . . > . . . . . . . .

4wheedive Jeep Truck Ask your Jeep dealer for demonstration
HOs Does 4OheeE Di0e York? 4wheeve vehicles
4wheel In 4h drive, the all four
wheels rather
weight of the vehicle for special provides
pulling power, needed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
BIZ R fKnsHIfa
BRICK SPLIT LEVELS
AND CONVT. RAMBLERS

OPEN SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
A thing Of beauty. home for dis
eliminating pcople with all the
ts w. T .0S r. Ss:iss s ss lsys le S
SIs u Ssdrms fuli Color, tIle ie and
fixture bath. Lower level. finished
Bsts: Ssm ss Larse Seautif s s1 AND.
tcaped lot: COW. 70 public, .paroch-
ial schools, churches and shopping
Dir; Out Marlboro pike past traffc
f Her, Y o R:tr str1 Hs 10 to op.n : ss
"eAPifSEo' yIHw' kkALTY co.
$3.50 6llyerhin I'd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
ALEXANDRIA
ANGEL PARK
z AnNAr crYrNr 10 q

VI L1N 0O1N., 11@U
phone for appt. IS built.
SO sold, only : left. 3-bedrm. brick.
1kt-fi, powder rm.. de luxe equip:
Kit with breakfast space. fun
with no down payt. to vets; 30-yr.
loan. 4Aee. Also excel conven-
tional flnencinK. a
To reach: From Alex. out Duke ct,
to No. 2l3 Taylor Run pkwy.
RUTH P. KEY. AGENT
10. s. 500 JU. s-e53s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
HOUSES FoR sALE-MD.

OPEN SUN. l-B-3aiI Lancer pl.
w. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES dee; 8 bed.
rms din, ria;. ALUM. storm win,
$74 no. JOHN n. JOHNSON, VA
roE LARGE rAMnY-a.ar D. c
line. one-iare TO downtown D. G
Larse. detachsd honse; 10 rms
saih ta req ssr. s i nos ssuh II os cs
SHALL j. WAfLE Co. 1924 l4tf
..sroRsY hoU5E. furn.. formeri,
used. as Fuesth0use. 1 block from
beach; 9 lhedrms., running water Y
each. 2 toiiets. kit. din. rm.,. Nv
re. sa gS'r o 5sssn.la Pssi1 %sS. y
sale ~ owner Of West Lawn Inn
Aisle CHAMBERS. --25
MAE ND. UNff.-S-bedrm., 2-stor,
home. Large rms. throughout; der
on LIST. lovely yerdi immaculate
Only $i5.760, reasonable terms
IA. s-7255s. coHKk REALTY co.
IRAMsIERs. sll.sse--a bedrooms
full basement with outside en-.
Tssc s ops h Rsst se2 sub EosI IT,
sttssiiiie, M. TAKE Edmonston aSs
n Blsdensburg. Nd. 70 Emersor
st.. right on Emerson TO Gllth ave
and Elberton place. ROGERS CON.
g5o.3I Pen MONTH-Immaculat,
rambler on nice, level lot. beautifu
trees and shrubs. Located Distric
Heigiits. GI approved, S1O.950: Be
down 70 vet. Call TIL pm, Sat.
sun: en-. 1880. FREDERICK w
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
BERKSHIRE

Ideally located for Q professions,
Navy HYDRO personnsi. Immac nae
3-bedrm. brick rambler with full
bsmt,: within walking distance 81
Mt. Calvary and public schools
churches. shopping and transporta.
ton. Will accept OF or conven.
tional CONTRACT. For appt. cal
Mr.. Jordan, RE. 6-79s2.
Crawford & Bandy, Inc.
Realtors RK B-piM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
THREE FINE HOMES

oiinoure ST. Blocks From
Four Corners
Here Il beautiful brick Colonia
3.bedrm. home with first-hoor lay.
atory and brick sun porch; full
bsmt.: yrs. old; brick fireplace
fRANkLiS sr.--PARKwooD
Here Is 9 brick rambler: yrs. old
Splendid rec. rm. GA IT.. Ha.
either 2 bedrms. and din rm. ant
23-ft. liv. rm.,. or 3 bedrms. ant
large liy. rm. -din. rm. combination
Stone fireplace, Priced at Sl7,500
KENsiNoToN ESTATES
A 3;bedrm. brick Colonial Q yIs, el y
Splendid soft. lot. tsfae rooms
For details and 10 inspect thes,
three hns homes, phone Lam D
cs cSEos 1 e iavssf X h ESQ CO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
ARLINGTON
Eat AMI EnN

OPEN SAT-. AND sun. ! TO z
and gar: preWar material and
const.. Al cond.: fine neighborhood.
near public and parochiai schools
and bus. Features include awnings.
new furnace and hot-water heater.
Priced to SELL. with good financing.
will GI. Furn. or otherwise. To
reach Out Lee hwy. 70 n. Utah,
left " block to sign. Exclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
HOUSES EoR sALE-Mp.
FIRST OFFERING

4e0s East-Wes hwy. Open sunday
4 70 g.. This immaculate home,
built and desiEned. for sracious Nv.
baths. modefn Kitchen With tlbl;
space. recreation rm.. garage. pic.
ture window with view across patio,
s e Ssaat4ltS iy RI. Plfq ss. Z
Out Connecticut ave. % East. West
NIcHoL9oN Realtor. OF. 2-0209
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
GREENACRES


cenditicn. convenient to v WsssSrcei
Elem, western Jr.. HI. and BIC. G.
HI Schools. First moor has entrance
hallway, living room. dining room
and kitchen; 8 bedrooms. Controlled
community. LARGE. level lot. Fun
screened side porch. $4,000. Ewes.
call Mr.. Adams. RA. 3.9064.
w. C. q A. N. MILLER
DEVELOPMENT CO (REALToRel
1850 Mass. Ave. NV. en-. 2.4404
HILLMEAD-CAPEC COD
BETHESDA. knotty pine odds charm
to UNIQUE 4-hedym. 2 baths, scr:
eSrsn o ST Slass l. o sdss sai :,t s e
6s3s Valley I'd. Call OWNER, Oh.
&-0o8o or OIL 2-2&f1.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
I. NORMAN AGER
Open House Week End

BOOK RID. SIT. 300 large bed.
rooms. new Cape Cod. large and
beautiful. Must be seen to be ap-
pricated. SASS Book I'd, Of Allen.
town I'd.
TEMPLE HILLS. S2I. 500-Tvo. 3.
bedrm. brick ramblers. Ia baths,
all-ciectric kitchen, full basement
ni nysIv bo ssrss w.,or. esrDort "a
Two. S-bedrm. brick Cape Gods,
S1s.500: Ia baths. rec. rm., full
basement. Low down payment. A
practical home. Hemlock st.
Directions: Sc. Earnabas I'd. Ia
Temple Hills I'd. TO Portal to WAL
nut. Follow sisns.
suITLAND AREA. s24,s5o-3-bed-
room brick rambler. ali-eiectric
Kitchen. fireplace: corner lot; fun
basement; garage. a modern home
4709 West ave. on Silver Hill I'd
FLEIsHMAN's VILLAGE. sa2. $50
3-bedrfn. brick rambler. fireplace
full basement. all-eiectric kitchen:
corner lot, A large, comfortable
home. 37th ave-, Pieishman's VII.
iage. on Branch ave.
THESE HOMES OPEN TIL DARK
PYLES REALTY CO., INC.
1914 Silver Hin Rd.
- Doors PROM eilsef Hin Fire House,
10. $500 TIL 6 PM.
Call Once for other Fine Listings
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
Superb Suburban. Living
1908 Everett Street
ROCK CREEK HILLS


Truly DISTINGUISHED brick rambler.
on beautiful half acre; finer than
new. because the owner has added
every Improvement. Wide entrance
hall, living room with marble man
tel. dining room. kine-sized kitchen
modern as tomorrow. Three Bis
bedrooms. two luxurious baths.
full basement. studio, iayatory.
laInsry sna ..r gSrkrco,ss,, PhB sgg
TALLY COVERED IN REDWOOD
Entire properly fenced.
OPEN SUNDAY, / TIL 8
North on connectieu,
aye; to ksnsinston pkgs; and eea Z.
and our OPEN sign.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.
ST. $1,000 tExelusiye) OIL 2-3a2s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
FUNCTIONAL BEAUTY
IN BRADLEY ESTATE AREA
$32,500

OPEN SAT. SUN. l.DARK
OF soft-toned redwood with . bed.
rec. area with s. picture windows
garage, unusual breezeway. Excit.
ingiy different. See this. Directions
Bradley blvd, to Fernwood I'd. rish,
on Fernwood across Grs ss sns
sign. Ewes. call OIL. 7-9b4e
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
FOUL

But you will not desire another
chance upon seeing this new Cape
Coo on wooded lot, e0x20U.. with
lnll hsmt.: 1st a., picture window
I hedrm. and bath: end d.. Ice.
bedrms. and full bath. Only S15.750.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
A STEAL

NM RIVE" AVE. Mp. ~
1st-Floor Bedrm. and Bath
A isid stone and shingie show place
located In q most desirable residen-
tial neighborhood; Has reception Al
rm. with stone firepl and built In
bookshelves; Has Lee, bedrm. and
rm. and equipped kit; . Ice, bedrms.
and fully tiled bath on Ind n. Full
bsmt;. sarsge, beautiful lawn with
s shrubs and and. tree. d PRIc I sSg s :
McoINNEss. tn. 2.23ss for appt.
70 show. List MD-65.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
i722 Z et. NV. MA. s-b0n0
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Altsr ! p:na:. VA. 7.ssil ga
5Srd AND BRANCH AVE.
531s 53rd--New. brick rambler: iiv
rms. z baths; lee,, daylishs bsuit
ting: lot 100x20O. Cony. to An.
drews and Boiling Air Fields
Pr,sssa s23,5O0. OWNER, w. =
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24
WANTED

Due TO the expansion OF our once
and the ssest quantity q used
we need at once exper. statesmen or
saleswon1en. Drop bv our brick
Colonial once for q visit. A won-
derful pppor. for the right party,
over 20 yrs. in the College Park
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24

CANT HPR1N0B
I57-ft. ciistom-built brick rambler
with carport, . large bedrooms, IN
baths. all-electrie Kitchen. large
plses: iot iOoIso0. Priced, $751;
WV opEN FROM 10 TO 9
Directions: Out Branch ave. fRte.
ID 70 Camp Springs. right on
Middleton lane. last house on left.
n. J. KfLLoUoH. CYPRESS 7-sa66
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24

HRAyME . BSEG1Iso5wAu n, i oIs
r real he q esof 70, .. middls-ssed
Tim. HOME. needs redecorating
reduced 70 $500. terms.
7-RM. HOME; 2-enr garage, large
lot, trees and shrubs; mr.. every
thing. .S10,950. $3.50 down. bal
- LouIs MILLER. REALToR
uN. 4-2723; Eyenings. WA. 7.6p12
I WILL TRADE your d. c. house on
one Of our lovely 8. 4 and bedfm.
ramhieTs In Hillerest Hts; from
$4,000 up: Call Mr.. Tasker.
PAUL r. STONE, Realtor. 10. S-S30s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-24

- SALE BY OWNER
BTiek rambler sagH1 bedr nnD ~ bss6s
lot: $1,000. siis DUNBAR AVE.
Randolph Village. Nd. WA. D.
6l5S. rs
LARGE 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER
LARGE LOT. APPROx. 18Ox160
Pacing state pafk--Liv. rin. witt
fireplace, 3 bedrms.. IN baths
modern kitchen. separate din. I'm.
full hsnit. with high ceiling: eony
70 schools and churches; approx
6H miles from Andrews ABB, ap.
prog. miles from downtown Wash
ton. 10. S-B3g2 or 10. 7-33l1
PAUL 2. STONE. Realtor. --25