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Evening star., 1955-02-23
Daughter of Countess Dies
York; Autopsy Ordered
Pills Are Found at
Bedside in Swonk
Apartment
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK. Feb. 23.-Lady
Mary Greaves. 34-year-old
daughter of British countess,
died under puzzling circum-
stances in her luxurious Central
Park West apartment early to-
day.
On a dresser at her bedside
police found several bottles of
barbiturates, including two
thought to be sleeping pills.
At first police termed her
death apparent suicide. Later.
however, they withdrew this
description and blamed IAN ap-
parent overdose of sleeping pills. F"
Finally an autopsy was ordered
in an effort TO make an exact
determination.
A maid who summoned police
told them Lady Mary had come
to this country on visitors visa
and had been living in the plush
eight-room apartment for the
last six months.
The maid, Elizabeth Scenan.
said Lady Mary called her to the
bedroom about 1880 am. and
said:
Get me a glass of milk and
come back and talk to me-"
On her return, the maid said,
she found Lady Mary on the
floor, unconscious.
The maid summoned a physi-
clan living in the same building
and he pronounced Lady Mary
dead.
The maid said her employer
Evening star., 1955-02-23

months by Labor's moderate
leader, Clement Attlee.
The resolution urged the Con-
servative government ITO make
it clear to the United States
administration that it could not
reckon on any military assistance
from Britain in hostilities con-
nected with the offshore islands. "
Further, the Laborites asked
that the Chinese Communists be
admitted to the U. N. as IAN
essential part of a Far Eastern
settlement" The Nationalist
represent China in the world
organization.
The Laborites also said they
wanted the United States to get
the Chinese Nationalists to with
draw from the offshore islands
This represented almost the only
point in which the Labor resolu-
ton conceded with British Gov
ernment policy.
Evening star., 1955-02-23
SO Tax Cut Bill
Gets Airing Before
House Rules Group
By Jones Y. Newton

The controversial Democratic
proposal for a $20-a-year income
tax cut starting next January /
received something of an airing
today before the House Rules
Committee.
Proponents and opponents Of
the measure were heard briefly
when the bill was presented to
the committee with a request
for a closed rule. This would
limit general debate to four
hours when the bill reaches The
House floor. probably tomorrow.
The closed rule, asked by the
tax-writing Ways and Means
Committee, also would limit to
one any motion to recommit the
bill to committee. The income
| tax cut revision, which would
allow a $40 tax credit for each
taxpayer and each dependent.
has been tackled on to the bill
requested by President Eisen-
hover to extend corporation tax
rate ana certain excise taxes at
present levels.
Recessed After Hour.
Chairman Smith of the Rules
Committee recessed the hearing
until 2 pm. after a little more
than an hour of the open session.
The request to the Rules Com
mittee to limit debate was not
considered a true test of senti-
ment of the proposed reduction
on individual income taxes.
For example, Representative
Reed of New York, ranking Re
publican member of the Ways
and Means Committee and a
leading foe of the, income tax
cut, joined Chairman Cooper in
requesting the closed rule. Dur
ing the hearing, Mr.. Reed de-
scribed the tax cut proposal as
irresponsible" and IAN invitation
to imitation" But he said that
a closed rule was customary in
House consideration of tax bills.
Fear Many Amendments.
Mr.. Cooper told the Rules
Committee that his group wants
the limitation to protect the
entire tax bill from widespread
amendment on the House floor.
IF an open rule is approved,
all of the tax provision in the
bill would be opened to amend
ment," Mr.. Cooper told the COM
mittee. "As an example of what
this might lead to, one member
told me that he would like an
open rule so that he could strike
out provision for the present tax
on gasoline. An open rule could
lead to a substantial loss of
revenue"
Mr.. Cooper argued that q
closed rule would allow ample
opportunity for members to ex-
press themselves on the floor as
to their attitude on the income
tax cut.
Two Democrats, Chairman
Smith and Representative Col
mer of Mississippi, while express
Evening star., 1955-02-23

had been under a doctors care
recently for minor ailments. but
did not give details.
Information available here
was that Lady Mary has two
daughters, Brigitte, born in 1943.
and Beatrice Wenefryde,, born in
l945. The daughters are now
in Britain, as is Lady Mary's
mother, Lady Wenefryde Agatha
Greaves, Countess Of Dysert.
who lives in a Scottish castle.
Lady Mary's husband, identi-
fed as Capt. Bernard Albert
Blanger, once secretary of the
French Legation at Lisbon,
Portugal, was said to have died
in 1850.
Lady Mary also is survived by
two sisters. Lady Rosamund
Agnes, the heiress presumptive.
and Lady Katherine.
Evening star., 1955-02-23
Eisenhower Pledges
MedoIs if Hoover
Plan Cuts Red Tope

President Eisenhower is
going to design a new type
of medal for members of the
Hoover Commission If they
really have found a practical
way to cut down on paper
work in the Government, he
told a news conference to-
day.
He said he had found this
was about the hardest thing
in the world to do.
The Hoover Commission
recommended to Congress
Monday a new program for
managing paper work with
a view to simplifying and
improving the quality OF
Government forms. -corre-
spondence and reports.
Evening star., 1955-02-23
Churchill
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Continued From First PageD
fiected British resentment oi
Peiping's refusal last month tt
discuss a cease-fire with the U. N
Security Council in New York
New Zealand's move for the in
vitation had been largely en-.
gineered behind the scenes by
the British.
Sir Winston brushed aside a
suggestion by Leftwing Laborite
Barbara Castle that Britain press
for greater control over how the
United States might use nuclear
weapons in any war with Red
China over Formosa.
She Fears Retaliation.
Miss Castle said this was nee
esSafy "in view of the danger to
this country from retaliation
against American bases here II
atomic or nuclear weapons were
used over Formosa.
Sir Winston retorted: "We
have a great deal Of influence
ana widespread responsibility
but we are not yet all-powerful. u
Miss Castle asked the prime
minister to propose to the North
Atlantic Treaty Organization
that "nuclear weapons should
not be used by a member state
except after consultations with
the other members"
Sir Winston replied: "a coun-
try such as ours, with world
wide commitments, cannot &C.
cept control by NATO over non.
NATO activities. We cannot,
therefore, propose that other
countries should submit to such
restrictions. It is public
knowledge that American all
forces based in Britain will only
be used with the consent oi
Her Majesty's government"
Labor Party leaders called fol
the naturalization of Formoss
and the Pescadores and the ex-
ling of Generalissimo Chang
Kai-shek.
Attlee Policies Backed.
The party's National Execu-
tive Committee adopted a many
faceted resolution in line with
policies outlined in recent
Evening star., 1955-02-23

mediately after the Bangkok
meeting ends.
In the most forceful speech of
/ the opening ceremonies, Mr.,
Casey said, Continued Commu-
mist efforts to undermine. the
free countries of Asia must be
countered far more effectively
than they have been in the past.
1.-THE simple aim of the treaty
is to enable the peoples of mem
ber countries Of Free Asia to
continue to govern themselves
in their own way without un-
wanted interference and to
withstand assaults, open and
covert, of their enemies. We are
here to help, but not to direct
one another. This is not a sabre
rattling conference"
| Prince Wan Waithayakon,
Thailand's foreign minister, who
was elected permanent chairman
of the conference, said:
"Inf1ltration and subversion or
underground aggression has been
added to overt aggression as a
real and acute Communist
danger threatening this area
and this country in particular.
1t has Immediately to be guard
ed against and countered."
Under the soaring golden
roof of Thailand's royal Amanda
Samakom palace, the $50 dele
gates moved into closed session
after opening addresses by the
eight foreign ministers and
Thai Premier Pibulsonggram.
Their immediate task is to
organize a permanent council
and Secretariat and set up mill
tary, economic and antisubver-
sive committees to carry out
decisions of the council.
The Manila pact nations are
the United States. Britain, New
Zealand, Australia, France, the
Philippines, Thailand and Paki-
stan.
Evening star., 1955-02-23
SEATO

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axes
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ance by adoption of the $40 tax
cut proposition costing the Gov
ernment some $2.3 billion in
revenue during a full year, he
warned.
Talk of decreasing Govern
ment revenues at a time when
the Government still is spend
ing more than it takes in and
while strenuous efforts are being
made 10 trim expenses is reach
ing some kind of height in fiscal
responsibility. he declared.
He cautioned that a return to
deficit financing on such scale
would be the most insidious
thing that could happen to a
free economy and the stability
of the dollar.
The President said the people
Evening star., 1955-02-23
~ And
Less!

Odds and ends regrouped at the lowest
prices yet. Every garment from our
regular Fall and Winter stocks
Stein Bloch, Timely, Devonshire and
st. Adams included. There's size and
model in one style or another for every
man.
Evening star., 1955-02-23

atomic and hydrogen weapons
and their production, as is well
known, is ahead of that of the
Americans.
I'm a word. the Soviet fighters
have all the necessary means
with which to insure the defense
of the motherland."
Evening star., 1955-02-23
Deer Sanctuary

A sanctuary for the brown
antlered deer (SangngaD has
been established in Manipur
State, northeast India. Imphal
reports. The deer is found only
in Manipur and there now Is a
fine or Imprisonment for anyone
killing the animal.
Evening star., 1955-02-23
RESORTS.
LAKE WORTH. FLA.

Aceemmodat tiens new available fer arrival
after March 18th, In April. $3.50 daily
each person, two to . room. With private
bath and ali three meals In Main DininE
Room. Also European plan. s3 double
Nns. S6 single rms Write for literature.
GULF STREAM HOTEL Lake Worth. Fla
Evening star., 1955-05-20
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

COUNTRY CLUB HILLS - Quarter
acre and larger wooded lots. Best
N. Arlington, location. $4,000 ossnd and
18Th III kND XII elSas0 EYE sr. N.w.-pesiTsbl.
bids la IL viii f-fR di1ide suite Ap ar5sRPs 4s4Ss 0!s
Ii0s EYE ST. N.W.-Downtown, cen;
trally located offices; . lge small
rm.: excel. cond.; storage rm., pvt.
lavatory: heat, h. W. incl: in rent
Of ss5. P: J; wALsHEs, INC. 5516
Excel. L. IoCATIo6N0Approximately
Rs4 EM s,sgss:. g; g.: 3 rooms ssS month
FURN. OR UNFURN., I large single
room. EN-. 2-6262. 49,, ,,-
81 ssoC 1sffs svss' s@'s and S'G sun 4. 81
Mills 11Gss' BLDG.-sinele ofiees dec.
mediateiy. Only $3.50 up. MA: g.
nSsSNT SS ptXES dIFdIE + EBInG GASR s4s conn
ception room and private toilet, dec
GRATED to suit. Rental will meet youl
budget. Open for inspection daily
including Saturday. or phone ~ aD
1917 asSGH; Eth ST. N.w.-studio ONCE
al, conditioned If desired. ST g.
BSfSTSBSEsDA-New SSSS ultra-modern air
conditioned building; janitor serv.
$125 to $50 per mo-. one iacirg
wis. ave. GEO. W. ROBERTSON
Pealtor. 793R Wis. ave, OIL. 90 l23
ALEX.. VA. AREA--Two-story. beau
tifully finished ONCE. air.cond.
plenty parking; 5000 #. total area,
Ii. 7-7400; ewes. Ju 9-4375, go
26th AND p SITS. N.W.-4-room Of
fee will divide: 1925 per month.
ARL.. vain well-established shop
ping center: space at ST so so. It
This is an ideal location fol. a dis
play room, loan ONCE, print shop
contractor or insurance once Ample
parking. WEAVER BROS, INC. Dl
ERoN0. eues EN- 3-&4QR
Evening star., 1955-05-20
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

STORE OR oFFICE-with a;bedT,Sn:: s,S:
apt. above; 2 powder rms: l DALI ds
on wide avenue. with extTa-wios
front; off-Street parking. lmmeo
poss. Only (this is no error SIZ,-
$50, with low down payment; owner
going south. MR.. ZAGAMl, Real
ZONED C-2: 242 It. west side Route
/, Berwyn, Md, IL acres; ideal tor
any bus: Sale. 35c per 4; he; % 20
W. w. LEWIS, Realtor. ~
VALUABLE CORNER; heart Of Hy-
attsyille; contains over lO,OO0 50
II. with 2 new stores, plus older
type bldg. Has many possipiltles'
DOUG nj, SMILEY, INC, UN; a.
$3.50; AP. 7-59SS. III
RY Observation-Disclosures and apis;
Reasonable. small payments. 4L4s
Central ave, Capitol Heights, ma :
phone RE. 6-7226.
FIRST COMMERCIAL, Clarendon. 10
Gated at corner Of l3th an, ano ,ot y:
Hartford sts.-50xl!2Ii ievei ne.i ,oe'
existing structure can os usea; pei,
once; Sss $50 ,}ks WESLEY 20 O.
LARGE BUILDING having I,oov-seat
capacity. fully air-condittoned' n
Guiding substantial once space; o.
S. BROWN, Ma. S-674O. -Zu
FALLS CHURCH-Bustness properly
$50 W. Broad st. BY owner 5E
apT ,FN0In INVESTMENT-Sto and
Evening star., 1955-05-20
INvEsTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

OFF CONN. AvE.-RoW brick, con-
verted into 8 apts., excellent In.
Priced below 100000. Call L10UM
& GERBER REALTY CO.. EN-. q
5000 till 8 pm.
PARK RD., 4-family, west Of 10TH
Three 2-rm.. kit. b. apis and one T.
rm.. kit. b.. income over 50. 200; sx-
penses low. Price $4,000. Ewes. TIE.
0-2233 L. T. GRAVATTE, Realtor,
NEW 4 AND UNITS Of brick. near
Census Bureau. Separate heat facil-
tiles. Tenants pay utilities. VIII show
1856 to 20eo return. Trades consid-
cred. For Information, call 3. d
BURGESS, BROKER. 10. $4,000.
e-FAMmY. Located at 1881 croiut
Be- Better G than han new. @ Separate heating
for S67 mo-. the other owner occu;
pied. Full bsmt. with rec. rm Fenced
lot. Only S16,950, on terms. Prone
now. Lo. 1887 or Lo. 1922, jim
1NSVhHsTMENr ShsTM PROPERTY Luray,
Va. Sunset Cabins, $2S,600. ideal
lsH lSsat1on .v.rn, l miles M Rots iTSm % famous s
3-acre tract. low down payment and
financing arrange, MR.. MORRIS.
431 Cedar st, NV. washington
SMALL INvEsTORS with only So. 900
srowing section OF the Greater
Wash. area. Special tax advantage.
Details through Box 454-Y. Star.
Evening star., 1955-05-20
ARLINGTON

Va. = = -V..nV UA, -V..5V Oh. z -V-HO
ARLINGTON FOREST
Ideal military or civilian-VA and
FILA appraised-the newer area.
Colonial, 3 bedrms., 2 baths. beaut,
rec. rm.. screened porch, 2 firepls.;
b5x130 lot; Anchor-fenced rear
yard: Venetian blinds: wide dead
end street with circle and trees; mr..
swimming pool, churches, schools.
son. Perfect cond. ia. 2-4O5I.
Evening star., 1955-05-20
STORES FOR RENT

NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-on side
walk level with heavy floor and real
doors. Owner will remodel and deco.
rate for long-term tenant. Call B
FRANKLIN KAHN. NO. 7-9l11;
ewes. OIL. 4-0l7S. "a
DOWNTOWN. central NV. WASH
Heavy Observation-Disclosures -conerete
building: 2nd floor t2.300 square
feet) available Immediately. Heated
with private door and stairs: 2 lava
tories; rear alley loading platform.
and partitioned otilces. Cali B.
FRANKLIN KAHN. NO. 7-91l IL:
ewes. OIL. 4-0l7S, "a
$40 n ST. N.E.-Store and 2 rooms
on first floor: basement: 4-room
apartment on second floor: S135 for
all. n. Z. SMITH. INC. OI. 7-7s77
1865 g y sLcdk asbSoI q ST. N.w.-s7xioo
). S 3. isaoSSs sR0WN, 4 HA. T s.s74S. HSi 1se seu
In heart Of heavy walking trafne;
small. modern store: $3.50 mo. Ii
SANDY sPRNGs-Available soon
new stores, 23x90. plenty Of park.
Ne sF.Isns, ssets, sHRNASpa ITI aLSIao T, sRosgISgs
9O6 8th ST S.E.-Excellent sc. To-
cation: reasonable rental: colored
ITdQes 90
Evening star., 1955-05-20

OFFICES TO SUIT
Avail. for all types of business, very
desirable loc; sgle, ofiices from S35.
suites avail; at $3.50 per So: II
asphalt tile floor, fluorescent light
ing: will dec, to suit. Mr.. Brene-
w BAsILiKo REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1955-05-20
FARMS

11O-A. DAIRY FARM. 90 mi. D. c.,
Loudoun Co.. Va.-Bl top rd, lge.
stream, 32-cow D. c. barn, silo: gooi
outbldgs.: mod. house, / "a baths, OIL
heat, bsmt.; 2 ten. houses: S39,600.
Mr.. OLSON, WO. 6-7029.
FARM WANTED. within 25 mi. D. C,
Yr. round house and cow, good
water and road. Few acres. not nee.
fertile. trees. Must be reas. Box
454-E. Star or Elk. 3-7640. Apt. 705.
NEAR wARRENToN. vA.-1e acres.
fronting on Q roads; 7-rm. house,
slec:: needs repairs; beautiful
stseSm Sa AN and old eoxwood. Fun price.
9SS-W-11.
1i5-ACRE FARM. good s-room house
with improvements, 2 barns on good
land, IS a. Of timber, large stream
through property, between Middle
burg and The Plains in the heart
Of Virginia's estate country. Priced
for immediate sale. $4,000. Phone
Upperville 100. 22s
500 ACRES Of farming and grazine
land: Q houses, barns. 9 large
streams Sa ms on on g0Ed a road IN FagdNdisr Hdn
Additional adjoining land available.
Phone Upperville 100. 22'
SALE, BARGAIN Complete farm
equipment; cattle, hogs, chickens:
household furniture; includes use
of house and land, crops, garden
until April 8, 1856. ia. 2-92S5;
35 ACRES OF LAND-5-room house,
elec. and water. outbldgs.;- 90 mi.
from DC; beautiful view Of skyline
Evening star., 1955-05-20
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

vA.-We pay all cash. more on
terms. Free appraisal, or If in
Mr.. WHITE, ia. 7-52S3.
CASH, CASH FOR YOUR HOME
NV. NE. Call anytime, Mr.
DAVID. RA. 6-6912. Ma s-0227
MODERN. clean. 2 or 3 pedrm home
have substantial cash MRS COX
LU. 2-s136 or ct. a-736e.
Evening star., 1955-05-20
COUNTRY PROPERTY
HOUSES 70 BUILD

WILL BUILD 3-bedroom. basement
rambler on your lot: S11.150. 2
bedrooms, basement, $4,000. 8 wkS.
OCCUPANCY. Call Market 7-39o1. 8
to s. 30
Evening star., 1955-05-20
CHARLES M. HICKMAN
FRED B. CUSHMAN
PO. 2-9442

POOLESVuLE AREA
200 ACRES-6-rm brick house with
electricity and ph,ne. 40x7O base
ment. barn; A-mf frontage on River
mac River to the Massanutten rance
In virginia; 35 mi TO q. C.: S21,5C0.
100 ACRES-7-rm. frame house, lee.
cattle barn, new s!lL.- completely
fenced, streams, nai,e Of road
frontage, on Route 100 between
development; S2S. 1900.
175 ACRES-7-rm. frame house.
17x27 liv. rm. with firebs1Se, l4xl7
din. rm., lge., mod. kit. end break
fast room, 3 bedrms. and spacious
bath. oil heat. New cattle barn 2
streams. lush bluegrass: 80 mi.
D. c.; $40. 900.
SO ACRES-Frederick County: clean.
spacious semimodern 5-rm, house,
large basement barn; 2 never-failing
streams; fertile fields: 40 mi. d. c.:
SI3.500
Charles H. Jamison, Realtor
Poolesyille, Nd. 3262
Evening star., 1955-05-20

PRIVATE PARTY. desires hsuse or
building with living quarters IN see-
ond commercial zone. VIII pay
location. BOX 340-z. star. -22
Evening star., 1955-05-20

SPLENDID INVEsTMENT-store and
apts. Permanent business street.
in Northwest section; AL rented i9I
S445 monthly; with considerable
cash payment less than 200
will buy it. CHARLES 8: MUIR.
MA. s-I595 203 Southern Bldg.
Evening star., 1955-05-20
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

BETHESDA. MD.--Choice heavy in
dustrial and CO commercial. I'm
proved properties, to responsible
tenants. Call PO. 2-6161. -22
Evening star., 1955-05-20
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Shady Haven

Three-year- -old, center-hall brick ram
bier. with a full, light bsmt., in I
9uiet.so sonv. neighborhoed, perfecI
sliding door closets; big, bright liv
rm with flrepl. and picture window
separate din. area; equip. kit; Sc.
cluded rear patio: lge. landscapet
lot with barbecue 1repl First tint
offered and it's only S21 500, with
excel financing avail.
Arthur L. Walters, Inc.
24I9 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-52OC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-18
FRAMED PICTURES
Values From 1895 TO s39. 95

Beautifully framed large size
Yerplexed pictures that viii
make an interesting decora-
ton and conversation piece
for any room in your home.
Each picture has been beau
tifully reproduced from the
works Of the great masters.
There is q wide variety of
subjects from which to
choose including marines,
landscapes, interiors, floraIs
and portraits. Cohen's 49th
Anniversary Sale makes 1t.
possible for you to own these
quality pictures at great say
ingS.
Evening star., 1955-07-23

Bethesda; cost. tis.0o0 each;
architect. James 7. Thomen.
Regional Builders. Inc. 26ol
Woody place. Washington, own
Ter; eight dwellings ct Eisner ave-
nue. and Old Bladensburg road,
Silver Spring: cost, $4,000 each:
architect. Ronald s. Senseman.
Philip Silyerstone. 6406 Geor-
gia avenue NV, Washington,
owner: four dwellings at Royal
road, Silver Spring: cost. SIS. 900
each; architects, Mason and
Ayers.
w. Jason Wohlfarth, 4615
Woodfield road, Bethesda, own
Ter; dwelling at 3504 Littledale
road, Kensington: cost. $26. 600;
Iarchitect. Jay Wohlfarth.
Evening star., 1955-07-23

cost, $4,000: architects. Patter-
son a Worland.
Antoinette d. MeKeeyer, es0e
Grayson avenue. Silver Spring,
IoWner; dwelling at 1904 High
land drive, Silver Spring; cost.
SIS, 900.
/ Learon Taylor, FOOT Radnor
road. Bethesda, owner; dwelling
at 6236 Walhonding road. Glen
Echo Heights; cost, $4,000.
Glenn E. Gillian. 8 George
street. Gaithersburg. owner
dwelling at 1904 East Bexhill
drive, Kensington: cost, $40, 600;
architect. H. Clay Ashby.
w. o. Cooley & Son, Invest
ment Building. Washington. own
er; five dwellings at Cedar lane.
Evening star., 1955-07-23
Home Builders Receive
Montgomery Permits

j. Bowers, Fairfax road, Be-
Ithesda, owner; dwelling at Faw-
sett road, Potomac: cost. s18.-
900; architect. @. r. Finlayson.
Harold and Mildred Schlosser.
1888 Higgins drive, Silver
Spring, owner; dwelling at ITO
Gayfields drive, Silver Spring;
cost, $4,000; architect, Joseph
]. Schlosser.
H. & M. Development Corp,
l11102 Dewey road. Kensington
owner: two dwellings at Dewey
road and Landy court, Kensing-
ton: cost. $11.500 each: archi-
tects, Patterson & Worland.
Howar Development Corp.
1929 K street NV, Washington
owner; two dwellings at Spring
field drive, Bethesda; cost, $780,
600 each; architect. Benjamin
Elliott.
Edwards and Renick Con-
struction Co., Colesyille road ano
lTanley road. Silver Spring
owner; two dwellings at Tanley
Iroad and Renick lane, Silver
Spring; one to cost $4,000 anc
one to cost $4,000.
i L. E. Breuninger and Sons
Inc, 1730 K street NV, Wash
Iington. owner; dwelling at 770S
Granada drive, Bethesda; cost
$4,000.
I L. E. Breuninger and Sons
Inc, 1880 K street NV. Wash
Iington. owner: two dwellings al
Holiday terrace and Granads
drive, Bethesda: one to cos
$4,000 and one to cost $4,000
/ Malcolm Brothers. Inc. 1921
IColesville road, Silver Spring
owner; seven dwellings at Ednol
road, Silver Spring; cost, $17.00(
. leach.
S. G. Middleman, 923 Fifteenth
street NV, Washington, owner
ia dwellings at Caulver street
lByeford court, and Dana court
, IKensington: cost. $4,000 each
architect. Edwin Weihe.
Charles A. Young. sol Appl,
Grove road. Silver Spring, own
I er; dwelling at SOB Apple Grow
: road, Silver Spring; cost, $4,000
Robert A. Pugh. Inc. Halpil
; road, Rockville, owner; dwelling
at 5308 Duvall drive, Bethesda