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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10
Charter Lauded
AS Ban on War

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 10 (P1,
The State Departments top
legal adviser said today the
United Nations Charter provides
the most comprehensive legal
means in history for outlawing
aggressive war.
Backing 1t up is the entire sys-
tenn of United States treaties
which guarantee peace by
agreement" throughout the
world, said Herman Phleger,
State Department legal adviser
lin a speech prepared for the
Philadelphia Bar Association.
1.-THE charter of the United
Nations furnishes the broadest
and most comprehensive judicial
basis for maintaining the peace
land for collective security that
the world has ever seen," he
added.
The system OF mutual security
treaties to which the United
States is a party reaffirms the
principles of the charter and re-
inforces its provisions outlawing
aggressive war"
Phleger traced the concept OF
war from "a perfectly legitimate
instrument of national policy
so years ago to its outlawine
today under the u. N. Charter
except in self defense.
AS milestones along the way
he cited the League of Nations
attempt at collective security. the
1925 Locarno Treaty in which
European nations agree to help
any Of them who we're attacked
and the 1928 Kellogg BRAND
Pact renouncing war as an in
strument of national policy.
Even though World War II
washed out these pledges. Phleger
said, the U. N. Charter was con-
firmed and strengthened in 1850
when l6 member nations Joined
together to repel Communist ag-
erosion in Korea.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10
West Virginion Killed
As Car Leaves Road

CHARLES TOWN, w. Va,
Oct. 10 (R.--James Osborne
Painter, II. of Ransom, was killed
Saturday when his car ran OF
West Virginia Route 9 one mile
north Of Ransom.
State Police Corpl. w. F. Bow
ley said Mr.. Painter was travel
ing south and apparently lost
control on a curve. The car
ran Of the highway into a field
Mr.. Painter was thrown out and
crushed when the car over
turned on him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10

banker. offered his resignation
last week when the president first
said he wanted to send the plan
to Congress but was persuaded to
stay on until now.
A government economist said
that under the exchange reforms
proposed by Mr.. Whitaker Brazil
would drop the declared parity
of the Ncruzeiro and, for most
transactions, let 1t seek its own
market level.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10
700 UGGS, MAGGIE
HAVE BABY CHIMP

A chimpanzee was born at
the Zoo yesterday--the frst
such birth in the institutions
history.
He's Jiggs, jr., a black-faced
chimpanzee. son of Jiggs
and Maggie, q pair Of popu-
lar attractions at the Zoo.
DR.. William Mann, Zoo di-
rector. said he weighs be-
tween two and three pounds.
Because Of such things as
mother love, DR.. Mann ex-
plain ed. the zookeepers
couldn't get close enough to
record the weight exactly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10
Malone Sees No Signs
Of Revolt in Russia
Find it in the Congressional

Find 1t In the Congressional
Record" he suggested.
The printed version Of the
Congressional Record shows that
on January q. during debate
Senator Malone said: y
II have never known a real
OUTLAW in my life who reformed,
and I do not expect that from
the worlds top outlaw-Russia
But Russia being the outlaw that
she is. is all the more reason
why we should break of diplo-
matte relations with her now,
send her spies and agents pack
ing and put her American agents
in jail where they belong. :"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10

beneficial results Of this same
Inuclear energy win advance
human welfare in all nations
beyond mans dreams"
MIR. Stassen said the general
principle of arms inspection had
been accepted and the inspec.
Ition procedures outlined by the
President are being reviewed
carefully by the Soviet leaders
along with provisions for ground
inspection"
He added that immediate re-
suits should not be expected
since many other difncult and
major differences must be ironed
out"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10
Army Says Revomping
Will Bolster Reserves

servists. largely in the upper
ranks. in more than 100 units Of
company size and above, Col.
Tausch said.
At present, Col. Tausch added.
the orders are not deactiyate any
units until other space can be
found for the men in them. mo
one is being left out in the cold, +"
he asserted.
Col. Boyer, meanwhile. has
sent a strongly worded protest
on behalf Of the ROA to Assist
ant Defense Secretary Carter L.
Burgess.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10
Radio Huns Meet

About 600 Washington -
hams" turned out for a ha4ll
fest. sponsored by the Rock
Creek Amateur Radio Associa-
Mon, held at the Gaithersburg
Fair Grounds yesterday. An
auction of ham radio gear was
held.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10
YOUNG Back on Job

Joseph Young has been
on vacation. The Federal
Spotlight column will be re-
sumed tomorrow on this
page. Meanwhile. the Fed
eral Spotlight radio program /,
continues as usual each Sat-
urday at 6:45 pm. over
WMAL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10
~ the Associated Press

Senator Malone, Republican Of
Nevada. long an outspoken critic
Of Soviet policies. said. II don't
think I was softe1ed" by an ex-
tensive trip behind the Iron Cur
tain. He returned Saturday.
II went there to get informa-
ton" he said. II think ] got
some"
In stories from Russia while
he was there. Senator Malone
was reported as having some kind
words for the Soviets. Asked
about some Of them yesterday in
q televised interview MICS Meet
the Press, Senator Malone said
they were not exact quotes. but
he did not say what he had said.
He denied saying he had found
no preparations for war in
Russia.
Revolt Evidence Lacking
Asked what he had found, he
said, ''I found no evidence Of
any revolt"
He called SILLY" our present
program Of trading only nom
strategic goods with Russia.
when you're getting ready for
war, shirt buttons are strategic"
he said.
I'VE ought to make up our
minds" he said. Either don't
trade with them and don't
finance factories in Europe that
trade with them-or trade.
Lets get our feet on the
ground and stop lying to the
American people"
q Sees Power Shift
Senator Malone said from his
observations he believed RUS
Sic can become self sustaining
for war or peace and ! further
believe the balance Of power has
shifted from Europe to Asia
He denied that he had ever
said on the Senate floor that we
should break of diplomatic re-
lations with Russia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10


making a vast reorganization Of
Its reserve forces. but asserted
1t will make the reserves stronger
than ever.
The announcement came in
the face Of protests by reserve
officers from throughout the
country that many have found
themselves abruptly reassigned
or dropped completely.
Because Of a change in the
Nations war plans. the Army
said, is of its Is reserve divisions
are. being converted into nom
combat organizations and some
200 other reserve units are to be
dropped.
Most Of the latter. the Army
said, are small units such as
military government groups, sta
ton compliments and the like
where mobilization would not be
necessary for 10 months or more
after the start of an emergency
Mobilization Speedup
The reorganization. an Army
spokesman said. is the result OF
"a top-level decision to prepare
for major mobilization within a
six month period, rather than
10 months. The decision. he said.
stems from thinking on the pro-
posed use of nuclear weapons
and the greater use Of airpower.
The Reserve Ofiicers' Associa-
ton Newsletter reports that the
new orders has stirred up a
hornets nest IN reserve circles. :"
Col. Charles M. Boyer. execu-
tive director Of the ROA, charged
that moves which have resulted
In breaking up units with high
morale and "deactivation" Of
Others are the result Of "a de-
liberate purge" Of senior reserve
Officers.
Memo Wording Blamed
The Army denies these
charges, but blames an "unfor-
tunately worded" memorandum
for some Of the trouble. 1t add
ed that new instructions issued
last week corrected this.
OF the Is divisions whose sta
tus is to be changed. IL are TO
become replacement training
center units. and three man
euver area commands" All will
retain their present strength and
equipment, the Army announced,
One of those to become q
training center unit is the 80th
Infantry Division. which is made
up Of reservists from the Dis
trict Of Columbia. Maryland and
Virginia. Commanded by Mai.
Gen William M. Stokes Of Rich
mond. it includes the 317th In
fantry Regiment from the Wash
ington area.
Change Announced
Last June. the divisions change
of status was announced by I'd
Army Headquarters at Fort
Meade. Md. The I'd Army said
the Tooth Division of West vir-
ginia. also under its Jurisdiction,
likewise would be changed.
At the same time, I'd Army
announced that it would retain
two other reserve divisions on .
combat basis-the 10th in Penn
sylvania and the SD in Ohio.
It said they were to be retained
because they represented more
densely populated areas and gave
the Army tighter control in
emergencies because each was
confined to a single State.
In the District of Columbia
Military District. no reserve
units have been deactivated yet.
nor have specific plans formu-
lated for their deactivation. &C.
cording to Col. Egon r. Tausch,
chief of the district. The mill
tary district has over 10000 re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10

WEATHER BUREAU FORECAST-Showers are expected
tonight from the Northern Pacific Coast east
ward the Northern Rockies to Western Minnesota
and in Southern Florida few urres expected
in the higher elevations Of the Rockies 1t will be In
the eastern half Of the Nation cooler in the northwest
quarter--AP Wirephoto map.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10

Wind-Light and variable to-
night. Gentle west or north
west winds tomorrow.
River Report
(From U. 8. Engineers1
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and clear at Great Falls. Shenandoah
clear at Harpers Ferry.
Temperatures for Yesterday
tResdings Washington National Airport
Midnisht 80 Noon -. SO
am. ---e-- so ppm. 1890 SO
am. -- 81 SPIN. - So
Record Temperatures This Year
Highest, 9S, on July 81, August 2.
Lowest. 10 on February g.
High and Low
8 am Saturday to 3 am Sunday.
High, 20. at 2:45 pm; Low. 40 at
4:5a am.
8 am Sunday to 8 am. Monday.
High 10, at 2.45 pm; Low. As, at
q 25 am
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-10
Tho Sum and Moan

Rises Sets
Sun, today Gillian Ray nm
Sun. tomorrow 1897 am 5:36 pm,
Noon, today 12:42 am 2:39 3. m,
Automobile lights must be turned on
one half hour after sunset.
Evening star., 1955-11-22
HOUSES TO BUILD

WE WILL BUILD
3-bedroom rambler or split level on
sSWn sSS5 i0t gAywTiiss wi srPEaNcE lGE n hs S9o
BARD REALTY CO.. ov. 3-lD46.
Evening star., 1955-11-22
YOU
Asked For It
80 HERE IT Is

so HERE 1T Is
Entirely new alI-bYick ramblers
ID q convenient and attractive
location, with 9 BEDROOMS. "a
ceiling Roman brick fireplace
wall and picture window, sepa-
rate dining en- with picture win
dow. completely equipped with
aishwasher, disposal. wall oven,
birch cabinets, large CLOSETS: faii
place earpofts; iarSs land
scaped lots; now being com.
pprissa from ss0, ,sIB to 's:SI ss:SSi,sT7sp, T1p
rs T5t obAffYtiEb fTfSiYYbS vf4fkANhsC. NhCAEs rs
amazing but available for your
immediate approval and only
AsTHtUpR I. wkiTERs. NC.
REALTORS IA. T-b200
Evening star., 1955-11-22
LoTs. ACREAGE WANTED
WANTED rs, 600 FIT.
SALES, INC.
WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE


A REFUGE for the city man who
must escape for short intervals
from the burdens Of his exactina
Job and yet be quickly available.
This place Of about six (ti) acres on
the Potomac River about 9 miles
from Leonardtown. Nd, and about
66 miles from the White House,
solves this problem. The river 'front.'
age Is nearly 500 feet and the river
is about 4 miles wide. There is
an attractive log house with mod
ern equipment, . bedrooms. bath,
guest cottage. the property being
about q mile and q half By good
private road from the state road.
There Is q fresh-wster lake on the
rear and good beach. The house
Is furnished and the price Is $l7,-
600 for house and contents, tractor
and tools: Night Or Sunday sall
MAKER. 1919 K st. NV Ma.
o~44OOs -2A
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$50 ACRES or LAND. suitable for
csyslOp9ssns; ,,s!p ss ,.a no. =, Sairya oa ias h.ea
Snre Si.e'p BIKE: e house q ana farm Salldinss
IN excellent condition: fields well
fertiliEed, much Of the area IN blue
Grass. Priced at about $500 per
acre. Might or Sunday, call EN-.
3-1760. LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER,
1919 X street NV. Ma. s-i166.
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N. ARLINGTON
COUNTRY CLUB
Mansion Showplace
8 Master Bedrnns.
31a Baths

LARGE, white. spacious and
With towering oaks; GEAR ga-
rage: full bsmt, with maid's
spect, with . e0neeft-sise iiv.
Tfri. Total price, $29. $50.
COLONIAL REALTY CO.
Realtors ia. $500
Evening star., 1955-11-22

CLARENDON -. Stueco bunga-
low soT;h,ns,1G,s aytns ssp SislIs ,sn1s,c room
bedreoms, separate pine-pansled
81 a:.msn asSns sss:RsS ssEssRsa asrsss sV tS
ooo oSoS6oi1E down 1nis cony:sionsi Tth nsns- ne
house. s Ap completely disSr.tssd redscorated
and ready FOR Immediate occu-
s'Ae'' PoMroNIo
2e2s wilson Blvd. "a. 7-6o00
Evening star., 1955-11-22
TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE so truck stake body for
sale BY owner. S5e5, Looks and
runs like new. Equip. with vacuum
brakes. 1907 Upton st. NV. or call
WE. 5-5924. -23
FORD '52 VS. stake dump: ike
new: s995, 1900 Pulaski highway.
BsitS fIsR5' a. NS Nd; i,lFE ER; sIia,Ge7i s5.
trucks, all models. makes and sizes.
See our selection before you buy.
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER. 90I
Bladensbure I'd ne. Ii 7-4300.
CHEVROLET 12-ft. van, with new
engine; S325, or will trade for
larger van. RA. 3-40l1. 90
CHEv so ta-ton pickup. "A
RRgGGEp-LIKE; NEW BEAUTY,
PERFORMANCE. Perfect motor and
running gear. Only S945. SIS down.
Stohlman Chevrolet
1901 NJ ST. NV.
DE. 3-e5l3 AID, 2-1846
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EARMs tcsa..,

Nh. CHELTENHAM. MD acres.
3-bedfm, house, Al mod. eony, !.
bath: Si2.e50. RE. 6-0263. rs
sTR0UT CATALoG FREE-Yarms
and businesses. SO States. sTRouT
REALTY, 234-A woodward BLDG.
Evening star., 1955-11-22
ABSOLUTELY
ONE OF THE best BUYS
ON THE MARKET


ON THE MARKET
Large living room with fireplace,
separate dining room, equipped
aide screamed porch on the isf
noors Three big bedrooms,
glsssed.in sun porch and full
bath on the second door. full
basement, detached garage,
large level shaded lot. Three
minutes walking 10 the new
Kann's on Fairfax drive. This
charming home was listed over
the week end and is priced TO
FHA. OF or conventional terms
drop that second cup OF coffee
PoMPoNIo
2222 Wilson Blvd, ia. 7-6660
Evening star., 1955-11-22
LORCOM LANE

" acre II, this nearby North
Arlington select residential area.
24-ft. living ROOM. 18.ft. din
ing room, completely reinodeled
kitchen with separate breakfast
room. Beautiful den With
heamed.ceiiing and corner 1Fe-
place. 8 bedrooms, 3 baths.
E,,l ssa..t vsS Rdsgsd g%d.ds droGTlnr 9o
pl,I and esth; ,lss4.;lly, pssnsnsA JEarsgss, 4
snoERR y WERRsHGyEYs 81 YsDgHjcsnHiTslss DggHcaHTsN' cnlfH fsc
REALTORS IA. 4-11b6
Evening star., 1955-11-22
sToREs EoR REM


EOS q ST. N.W.--Reasonable rent.
isS ssh KEsNEDSs ES Ea,ssgs Il. x.w.-opposi.. xwas
reasonable rental incl, all utiis.
Avail Immediately. Cali Mr.. Hol-
land. H. Q. SMITHY Co. S11 18th
81. nv ST $4,000. --22
SILVER SPRING. MD.--Located on
osorgia ave. Just south o. Coles.
Can Mr. oi HolIsasS. ma H. Il. d. .Hs sMTTHY n7iss;
Co. e1i 18th st. NV. ST. $4,000.
AND LADIES. com coMbi-
nation shop wanted to complete
new new ,s-s.Sre ,s.ssS 'hoPDigsE ss1tsT. oPsns; 3
18TH AND 4 SIS. Wv. in a radius
Of 10000 people in 2 nlks: store,
18th AND PA. AVE. N.W.--Mod.
iafEe store, ideal for restaurant or
any. kind Of business; reas. AID.
1908 fPENsA. AVE. s.E.-Modsrn
store with private lavatory: suit
:ss ssls fSs SEQ beauty ms ynIp shIGG y cosE EsSs1s
K ST.. nsar s.atler--Modern store.
formerly used as mems furnish
ings: contains approx. l,S00 50.
IT,; reasonable rental incl. all utils. (;
suitable for most any type retail
business. Store located at 1921
x st. NV. Call Mr.. Holland. H. G.
6MITHY CO., el1 18th st. NV.
ST, $4,000. ---22
STORE, suitable for delicatessen,
grocery. lunchroom and drugstore.
Fixtures already In. NO. 7-941p.
Pr
CONN. AVE; est. uptown shopping
center. 1st. a.; parking avail; i'm
Downtown sHoPPiNG AREA
store .16xi00: CELLAR; good business
ioc. Apply siO + St. NV. Rms 10.
"a
DOWNTOWN - Prominent business
saoREHAM faN5hiEEiHA M HoTEL Hs1aglo' VIC. on BUS
line. mr.. many lge. apts.; Q show
windows. good for many types of
bus. or ofc. space: Teas. RA. 6-0051.
Evening star., 1955-11-22
BLAIR
MONEY TO LOAN

Mobile Homes Company
White Plains, Md. Phi. La Plata 56a2
4 Mi. North OF LaPlata on Rte. 301
Evening star., 1955-11-22

ONE ROOM
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Rudolph the Red

=. s:Is; :Gs .sIi sIviai Ss$s as::ii
.: s;sosS 9 ss'1s .DEssaii;s v.ls. y.
zEas. sszaEsliss SsigRes siRe l,ys.YY sYta Isi. TIP I sIE'
mas. shop eariy snd avoid The
sssIss... sSIisSss 4. saag!zs, gE!.zs,A. PSss1Es os. u
Evening star., 1955-11-22
MOVE IN!
CLOSE I'M

2222 wilson Blvd. ia. 7-e0
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

OFFICE and phone and desk In Fair
fax, Va, near Court House. NO.
7-7S2S: XII, e-S4O5, ga
Evening star., 1955-11-22
LOTS. AcREAeE FoR SALE

RAMBLER SITES, wooded: Clinton,
Md-Tsls.SS5O per a.i . yrs. 70 Pay
"a ACRES, with $500 It. fronting
age can be subdivided into 20 half.
acre lots, ready 10 build; Will
ssweFF snF .eS. 2 future soo os1tsersOnTs I'D ssrs
O. LOTS on record and ready 70
est. ASHLEY, INC, 10. b-2323.
LOTS, In small or large groups.
with sewer and water in, on grade.
ready for immediate building. In
soSINsRoNs SaHsT SsRo5NIns Ju aTee l5 Ei1 su00foina'e'
DEVELOPERS, Howard Co.--4o acres
BOO Il. on Rts. SiS' nT. scasssville;
large home included: viii subordi-
nate. RIPIEY & RoMER. Ev. T.
24Il Il no ans ~, s.3o3s
SsTHEsSaIoT%SpzHc 5oo sossi. %zHcaASAsbiR sSisbi Sa
ATTENTION. BUTLDERs--Gas. va
ter and sewer: .lOl acres, mi.
from D. c. line in Oxon Hill area,
ERWIN C., MURRAY. JR., Broker,
$500 Indian Head hwy. 10. z
BGIfbERs-6e lots in Bethssda;
sewer and water at property. For
details. cali WAddANAN-BsAW-
SILVER sPRfNG-Commercial lot,
zoned co. adjacent to. new Perpet-
ual Bldg. Assoc. site; S30, 900:
terms, Call JU. 9-349o: ewes, OIL.
0 oiss2Gi ssss22GGirrFuLLx WOODED ISrs
with all improvements In. Ready
to build on nov. In Lake Barcrott
Estates, Builders' price 70 all. Halt
cash down, balance sunoFdinated.
ARLINGTON CAVALIER LAND
3 SSaHf;x c1Hf; " A o-GSSS;, say,,,,, m.c-s ri io..
water In. percolation approysd,
TON CAVALIER LAND CORP IA
TRRomA 2oa PIX, D. c.-Fine buiiding
sites. nr. schools. stores and transp.
COUNTY, siS' RI''H HONE sITEs in How
ard Co.-260-ft. frontage: 490-ft.
deep. paved rd. Beautiful trees, good
BRosIus. REAEToR. JU. 5000.
Ewes. and SUM-. Mr.. Lamb. 20.
Is s-SsiIi 2cREs on Bells NH I'd. potomac
located on high knoll overlooking
Cabin John Greek. Call Nj. Hoi.
land. II. q. sMITHY Co. 81
18th st, NV ST. 3-3300. -22
DO you, want TO build your ovn
home? II so we have that CHOICE
lot for you. For full information
call JU. 9-3e25 or Ju. 9-ssse'
after III Am. 20
Evening star., 1955-11-22
WAREHoUsEs FoR RENT

BETHEsDA-warehouse with 1900
SSosEaT & q & iRaafiiii Hafi CO. l2S o. 'sr 's!SS e.
IA
ans NEW JERSEY AVE. N.w.-cen.
trs oS lOcstiCP with otfss5,et Ss5, pS5sins s6 a
Call Mr., Holland. H. @. SMITHY
CO., e1l 18th st. NV. ST. 3-330o
"a
WAREHOUSE, heavy indus, heart
of Bethesda. 1000 50. II, clear
space, ground hr., once and show
room. Rent, $3.50 mo. OIL. 4-4557.
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BOND BUILDING
OFFICES . STUDIOS WANTED

REsEARCH ORGANIZATION needs
S's We want GG Up e 1000 r.. SOxntoSsS Si
or nr. NV, aif-cond., parking for
Il. On We might consider buyina
suitable blSg, blSg, q 6hsegss. Phone
Evening star., 1955-11-22
BUY Ar SILVANHURST

bU I IA OlLV VANHUItDI I
Small farms. 3 to 9 acres. some with
part cleared land and part wood
land, other tracts ali woodland.
Mnryiand ANON over eq'a Serss q sa1I On paved
road. $4,000. Other lots as low .as
$1,000, easy terms; safe restrie-
tions, about 30 minutes to wash
tngton. Call Mr.. Bush. FAirview
2-330l. Mr.. Turner, Fairview q
b02I. BEALL. TURNER q CO.. Ma.
s-6l31 evening" and Sundays. Mr..
Evening star., 1955-11-22

VERNON REALTY, INC.
1o07 Mt. Vernon Ave. XII. s-3l06
FAILS CHURCH
FIT FOR A KING"
Yes, you can be king forever in
this REALLY BEAUTIFUL An
II2UE BRICK. 3 BEDROOM. 2l
BATH; RAMBLER. An exceptionally
yssn.glanneSd S home Nth VIII plenty Of
taehed brick garage. Anchor-fe
yard. Biz attic. Many other nice
features. A very good buy at $780,
ARLINGTON REALTY
s7i2 wilson Blvd. IA. 7-eaoo IN 81
MCKINLEY SCHOOL
u Just stones throw from these
new 3-bedroom brick rAmblerS, and
s1ssn,nr saey nrs J aisn pn ,, . HI hin With . g 9
TOO: fun basement, separate dining
$2o,5OO
]. FULLER GROOM
"A 7-44e7 Open . III 7:30
SLEEPY HOLLOW
$21 $50
uleompromised value with lots Of
charm. LGe. nv. fm.. separate dii.
tfn., fun basement with large rec
reation room, attached cAYporf,
beautiful landscaped lot. Take ad-
Nantaee Of this $17,5O0 lst trust;
paS $l2o . month for eyefything.
R0UTH ROBBINS
REAL EGTATR CORP
H. $4,000 fSiS king 81
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WATERFRoNT-sALE tcent.D J

SPECIAL BARGAIN. unusually at.
tfaetive ail-year home; nice water
front view, near water; fenced lot;
winning and boat anchoragei lot
l0Qx160 fl price. 5000, 800 q
6505. or B. N. oDUM REAL is.
TATE. Washington once, RB.
7.62lo. --G3
Evening star., 1955-11-22
FRAiLERs
PRICING

Al OF our prices are honest and fair
We sell our mobile homes at the
factory price, plus freight, The
prices sre clearly marked on each
mobile, home for all 70 see. Keep
GpAPTAN
Evening star., 1955-11-22
This Attractive Rambler was
APPRAISED LOW

The owner was unhappy---but
is thS ons who who buys tbs home
Gated In convenient Westlavn,
this home consists Of 3 bedrmB.,
? large play frn.. -acre leyel
fenced; alum. storm windowsi
walking distance to schools and
Just . minute from the new
eeyen Corners shopping center.
$3.50 down viii buy. Sl2,bbO.
oi appf0YPsooM YPsooMpoN1o
2222 wilson Blvd. IA. T-co00
Evening star., 1955-11-22
CHESTERBROOK

Big. SPACIOUS, substantial. ven
room and bath, 2 unusually
ar. flll basement screened
porch. oarnge. H-aere lot. Con-
yenieyit to Mclean, near st,
!9hn,s VI Psroehiai School Priced
.Mls2sSsLEy sucHANAN, rNc,
REALTORS IA. 4st1SS
Evening star., 1955-11-22
Pennsylvania
BIIII,DING

18th AND PENNA, AVE, NV.
suites partitioned 70 your
needs. Parking, restaurant. drug
store under one roof. Phone: =. c
SHANNON q LUCHS
"a 18th 81. NV. MA. S-234b
Evening star., 1955-11-22
,COZY COTTAGE
$12.250

i $Sss: ssE: I%s. " s:.ss;s
nreplsee: one TWIN -sl5ed bedrm.,
Ssssh SoTsh, sSScRRSsrp ssSSsc!RReSssdr kssREEssEEsWsPZ'Ys sEssPZ'Ys
AND GAHAGE with workshop.
Located elosetin Arlington near
Arlington Hall. See it today.
assume Bis loan. minimum cash.
HkTauR L. WALTERS. NC.
REALTORS IA. 7-b200
Evening star., 1955-11-22
FROSTY WHITE
"Cape Cod Charmern

In . neat, weli.ordered setting
Of green lawns and shrubbery
with full basement, 2-car ga.
rage. 3 BIG BEDROOMS and
tile bath. 1st-fioor powder room,
separate large dining room,
sparkling, spacious, equipped
kitchen. Better see IL today. This
price Is S16.600. with flexible
AR;TfHuR 1. WALTERS. NC.
REALTORS ia. 7-6200
Evening star., 1955-11-22
BUSINESS PROP. FoR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

FIRM interested in
loe. in Sc. wash. east OF river
or Wheaton area. Must have ade-
guate outside and inside parking
facilities with moderate storage
space. Pref. long lease. Boz 330-T.
Evening star., 1955-11-22
HUGE KITCHEN
S27,p5O

seldom found In any home to-
day Is this HoMEMAKER'S
DREAM KITCHEN l3xl3. with
Biz window overlooking spacious
lawn. Sparkling new brick RAM
bier, having. 3 twin-si2ed bed
rms, Q tiled baths, 16x21 liv-
Ing rrn., 12x13 dining rri.,
huge bkEnt, has fireplace, space
for tremendous rec. Fmn., At
TACHED GARAGE. Level " lot,
In good neighborhood. Unusually
fARKER. fSIs iSHii isiA1rTH b poNNEIL
Realtors. IA. 7-616l. Open e-0