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Milford chronicle., 1955-04-15

Among these nations Saudi Ara
bia and Iraq have important re-
sources and production of oil in
which American and British
/ companies have big interests. In
French North Africa Arab ma
tiOnalists are waging a fight
| against French dom nation. How
ever one looks at it the Arabs
are a rising people. They are the
most important nationality in
habiting that crossroads of the
world, the Middle East, which
borders on Europe, Asia, the So
Wet Union and Africa.
Arab nationalism, like many
of the newer nationalisms, tends
in its more arden disciples to
take on a strong tinge of fanati-
cism. Among Arab nationalist
fanatics there are many for
whom the basic issue on Israel
is not boundaries, Arab refugees
from Palestine or other inciden-
tai questions, but the very exist
ence of Israel. Naturally this
SOFT Of attitude leaves no room
fo any possible settlement.
However the hope remains
tnat there are enough men
amnns the leadership of the
Arab countries who are genuine
ly interested in a practical set
tlement Of the Arab Israeli prob
lem.
Rea, and genuine solution is
a long term matter.
Immediate Problem
For the immediate future.
however, the problem is going
to be one of getting a permanent
peace settlement between Israel
and those countries which went
10 war against Israel in l948.
This involves very troublesome
-s5Ucs such as the future of the
arab refugees from Palestine.
-ae matter of negotiation of
lights on the valuable water of
.he Jordan River, and settle
mcnt Of frontiers.
This week in the welter of.
news of shOQtings and charges
in the United Nations there was
one good piece of news on the
ab-Israeli problem.
The then minister of foreign
affairs of Britain, since become
Prime Minister, Anthony Eden
said on Monday il the House of
Commons that Britain would
help guarantee any settlement.
might be worked out be-
tween Israel and the Arab
states. He said that Britain must
use its influence by every means
to secure settlement of this
quarrel
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-15

40 million dollars more tian the
corps is getting.
All the stress on the ability to
expand quickly if necessary
overlooked one thing, or rather
just didn't connect up with one
thing that is being stressed in
other channels of government.
That is the possibility that some
or many American bases, Amer
lean industrial centers, Ameri-
can communications, may be
knocked out by atomic bombing
as a signal that war is begin-
ming. The Navy might have no
shipyards in which to refit or
expand, and its forces on the
water might be cut off from
home. American armies in Eu-
rope and the Far East might be
cut off from home. Americans
might have to fight for many
days, wherever they are and as
they are, when trouble breaks.
as they had to fight without
hope or reinforcement on Bataan
in those other days not so long
ago.
Chinese Quiet
In other words, America might
have to stand for a long time on
what survives the initial assault.
One thing was noticeable,
however. For the moment, at
least, people in the United States
were making more noise about
IFormosa than the Chinese Reds.
The Washington administration
was making a tentative estimate
that Russia wouldn't want the
Reds to start anything which
might place a heavy burden on
Russian production Just when
she was having so much trouble
with her agricultural situation.
Adm. Carney, chief Of naval
operations, denied before the
Senate subcommittee that he
had predicted a Red attack on
QuemOy and Matsu by April
10. Carney seemed TO be relying
on technicality Of some sort.
for the unanimity with which
reporters present at his dinner
reported what he had to say
although he was not identified
as the source until later-could
hardly have been the result of
complete error.
Japan POstpOnes
One disturbing factor in the
Far Eastern situation as it re-
lates to defense economies is the
fact that Japan is not doing
anything like what was expected
in the way Of rearmament. In
stead, she proposes to postpone
for at least another year any
increased defense expenditures
while she reduces taxes and in
stitutes a social welfare pro-
gram. Indeed, Japan seems will
ing to sit by while South Korea
fields the largest army among
Americas Allies in the Far Pa
cific.
In the meantime it is obvious
that the Communist forces on
the mainland have achieved an
important buildup since the Ko-
rean War, else the Chinese Reds
would not feel able to rely on
the North Korean forces as they
are doing by Withdrawing six Of
their own divisions from that
territory.
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-15
Hoover
"HorribIe ExompIesg Eound

Horrible Exomples" Found
The Commission on the Reor-
ganization of the Government
filed another of its reports this
week-proposing that the gov
.ernment centralize its transpor-
tation services in a way which
would save, the experts claimed,
some $50 million dollars a year.
1t would also relieve the gov
.ernment of business the com
mission said was needed by the.
private transportation industry.
The report was the latest of a
series from the commission
headed by former President
Herbert Hoover. It said "hor-
rible examples Of waste and
carelessness in government
transportation could be ''multi-
piled almost % infnity."
Based on a task force study
directed by Perry Shoemaker.
president Of the Lackawanna
Railroad, the report concenhat-
ed the bulk of its criticism at
the Defense Departments opera
ton of huge special sea and air
transport services.
It recommended that transport
management for all civilian
branches of the government be
placed under a central traffic
bureau in the General Services
Administration, the govern
housekeeping agency. The
Department of Defense, the re-
port went on, should establish
a director Of transportation to
oversee, coordinate and console
date the military's world-rang-
ing hauling systems,
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-15

came back
with sharp
questions.
Why reduce
the ground
forces just at
a time when
there is a pos
sibility they
will be need
e d on For
mosa? Secre-
tary of the
MTa- MI
almost admit
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-15
Report Imminent

If the long-awaited report on
effectiveness of the Salk polio
vaccine next Tuesday is favor
able-as is eXpected-drug firms
hope to provide before June 80
enough vaccine to immunize 80
million persons.
This is nearly twice as MANY
as first predicted. According to
DR.. Hart Van Ripper, medical
director for the National Foun-
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-15

tine arnistice
in 1949.
B e b n d
them is a
depth Of Bit
terness which
makes the Is
raeli frontiers
one of the
worlds worst
trouble spots
and bodies i'll
for efforts to
settle the ar
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-15

~AANNS 9ADNO4AAlAl4LLGG
that the present program was
sufficient, and that it is carefully
balanced against the nations
economic ability to maintain it
over a period of crisis which
might last from S to so years.
Democratic committeeman
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-15

TED they would be needed in
case Of attack, but then equivo-
Gated.
Why not delay the planned
cuts, then, until the situation
became clearer, he was asked.
The Navy and Marine Corps
are ready, he said, to do what
ever is necessary about Formosa.
He said they were in good shape
and could be built up rapidly if
needed.
Reserve Essential
Secretary of Defense Wilson
already had said that the Army
would be all right if Congress
put through the adminlstra-
tion's plan for a ready reserve.
The commandant of the Ma
rines said he'd finally come
around on the 3l,OOO-man cut
ordered for his force. He added,
however, that present combat
Of 215,O0O men could
have been maintained for only
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Quote

Secretary Of State Dulles,
in statement on the For
mosa situation: "We have
made perfectly clear our
desire that there shall be no
war, our desire that there
shall be a cease-fire. If there
is any war it will be entire
ly due to the provocation
and initiative Of the Red
Chinese. If, in fact, they are
faithful to what they talk
about ~ peace - then there
will be no fighting in the
area.
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-15
Arub-IsrdeIi Fioh+
Aids the Russians
By TOM WHITNEY
Associated Press Foreign Staff Writer

EVENTS OF recent weeks have once more demonstrated
~ that the lsraeAFab dispute is of the most dan
gerous international quarres in the non-Communst world
Incidents have been continually eruptng along the
Egypuan-sraeh frontier the Egyptian-occupied GAIA
strip Much blood has been shed Temperatures both
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-15
FOYnosu Cited as
Reason for Delay
By ]. M. ROBERTS
Associated Press NelUs AnalXsf

4 DNlNISIRAIION forces sought this week to assuage
congressional fears about reductions in the areJ
forces with promises that cuts were planned but
apparently succeeded only in tanning the flames Of ar
ment. - -s
Both military and civilian defense authorities argued
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-15

as the outbreaks continued.
These are Just the latest in
the exchanges of bombs and
bullets which have been almost
continuous along the Israeli bor-
ders with neighbcring Arab
states ever since the conclusion
aR A. n.1e-
Milford chronicle., 1955-04-15

lAnRlohts Raserged. a Nel0sisatarssl.
Evening star., 1955-01-29
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

VARIETY STORE--Exeellent Md, To-
cation: stock approx. $4,000; asking
$4,000, "a cash. LILLARD REAL ES-
GROCERY sTORE--Really a good
chance for one or even better ior
iiving quarters, beer. PROVIDENCE
MKT, las Z st, Sc. 80
VARIETY-Patent medicine store
2 ants; wonder. opport.; lonR-estab.
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stocked and equipped. Box 35ss-s,
cSiNsFfEcTIoNERY AND DELEGATES
SEN for rent. ALL fixtures installed.
Occupancy Feb. ]. Reasonable. Near
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ATTRACTIVE MODERN MOTEL On ,
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a iiV airs ~ APPROX s $500 et 81. 'ft. IT, land ND
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No statesmen. Excellent downtown
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Alexandria Grocery store with
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and one in southeast sectior Of
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an OPPORTUNITY to buy half
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$4,000 immediate cash needed which
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BOX 30f-S, Star. Giye name. address
and telephone number. ---3l
MUST SELL GROCERY STORE ac-
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.PRINTiSG PLANT-wen sstablished
Offset and letter press. Volume
approx. .Sl2o, 900 TO Si50,000 an
nually. $35,0O0: $4,000 cash, bal
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with comparable flrm. Replies held
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cIIsiNSCHuLas like FOE saLE--iii or
part OF herd NCBA reeistered. For
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sxn NJ BON hone 70 EollinsSo9@a; ie @,,i. nass e
esii B. L WILLIAMS. 500 Conn.
ave. oil 4-g797. ewes. and gansl
Evening star., 1955-01-29
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

1883 BELMONT ST. N.W.-10 rms.
3 baths: lust redecor.: oil heat:
conv. loci. suitable for doctor or
professional man: Sl25 per mo. Ap.
ply AMERICAN SECURITY & TRUST
CO.. 81, $4,000
Mr.. s. CAPITOL SHOPPING CENTER
Vacant: ssmidet. brick. 5 rms. full
sss ss9i heat. ss g sS5 w. ssss e spsss refs
ROCKCREsT-Three bedrms.; conv
to NH and Naval Medical Center
aYail. Feb. !; $50 mo. 10. 4-6599
BUNGALow-viers Mil village; ne nea,
Or vim sell like rent. OWNER, IA
ALEzX2AaSDRIA. AiLiEzX2AaSDRIA LYNHAyEN-a.6esSgrm
row brick; oil heat; basement; rear
3-BEDRM. CAPE COD; blks. tc
SS; sd fs%ily with chi ssidren aps pe,
cEoRGETSWN-s E5 SESSSSS bedrms.. fun "S din
Tm, Long.term lease If desired; $l70.
ATTRAC. ri 1.fsHi Mon. bay front brk. ii'S home
heat. he ise. siassed-in possn pan, pansled ed
liv rm. with fireplace, located at
Cape Ann. near Deale. Nd. West
CHILLUM ARRA--Alinost new. 5-tm.
semidetached brick home; rec. rm, +;
sos. AUERBAcH d CO, Dl. 7-65el.
PRfNCE GEORGES CO.. = Mod.
bunga,, fun bsnt. oil heat; lgs. lot,
$500: ewes. RA. 5-6476. W. W.
s.E.. .iE"4s; 4seo Southern ave.-Rent re-
Sq'fS Sg sEo1 pa f. 's'ss! sasss H IH' d7isa E
KENsINGTON q bedrooms: nice
Phone OIL. 9-S9s7 or EN-. 2-9569.
wEsTMoRELAND HILLS - vacant;
plon,at; o rms. 3h baths. OIL; 2
naf2a 500 - Clean, s-bearm f
brick. semidetached; dining rm;
.sPssI, isRssd y5Fd' oE .fsas Ss@s'; l-s az Sbks.
AshfSGToS. AisshhHfSSiGaToS S.. s.Vso Close in - Al attr.
Kit. sarbaee disposal. auto. washer: r:
fsneedrin GH a;iI back yard. Only 81 ss5.
sIIO PER Mo.--6 rms; lge. yard;
n nims st. fss SS r II fa: a:pess ess' ST. SOU Ssa
ARL., mr.. Pentason--semidetached 2:
bedrm. house: full bSmt.; fenced
yard; eonv. TO everything; vacant:
vIERS MILL VILLAGE bedroom
home; full bsmt., gas heat; equip.
kit; mr.. elem. school and bus; only
Ss7 so mo. l., II CARMICHAEL
REALTY 70, 10. 9-060l, ---:ia
COLLEGE HTS. ESTATES, Md
Colonial brick home; bedrms., .la
baths; large liv. nm. with firepl.
oil heat; In excel. conc {: attached
garage; price SI75 mo A. H.
7-I0IO. WA. T-48gs. 20
1871 9th ST. Sc, nr. Capitol--Partly
furn. brick: good cond.: gas furnace;
excel, transp.; $s5. EN-. $4,000.
BROOM HOUSE. unfurnished; with
electric and water. Lanham, Nd.
MODERN BRICK BUNGALOW. in
nice section Langley Park. Md, Liv,
rn1.. equip. GE kit-din.. 3 bedrms !.
full bsrnt,. fenced yard: mr.. school,
bus and shopping center: new cond. /.
S120. PERRY HAY co. JU. 5-3gn5.
---3l
Evening star., 1955-01-29
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
walking distance to every kind OF
school. public. parcchial and privete'
town appearance. with brick walks.
terrace and white picket fence IN
closed garden Living rm., dining
Tm., kitchen larse enough for family
eating on LIST A.; 3 bedrms. and bath
on I'd: new gas furnace, glass lined
hot-water heater washing m9chhine
small down payment. iNEz cUSH-
BRfaRdIIFF. VERY Low .4os-Fips
quality brk. Colonial built in 1851
6{ srsrs arsno or 8 bepn pnps sd nflades FIJI s.,h On
1st A.; 1 bedrms.. 2 baths on I'd
7-I4l1: ewes. EN-. 2-a285. 80
BRIGHTW GOD, S13.950. G1 ap-
proyed-Immaculate detached home
rm.; full basement with laYatory.
Truly q remarkable value. FRANK
g. PHILLIPS. Dl. 7-l41l; ewes. OIL.
CHEVY CHASE. d. ca very iins
tween. Reno I'd. and Wis. ave; near
schools and bus: q rms, . baths:
slate roof; gas heat: buiit-ln garage.
Price. 81 800. Eve, TE, 6-2233.
L. T. oRAVATTE. Realtor. MA,
CLEVELAND PK.--Buy lse. house a.
SI5,s5d. OIL or conventional financ-
ing. Open Sat. Sun. afternoons. 3025
Newark ST.. DEVEREUx, DI. T-sbbO.
80
FOxHALL-PALIsADE AREA--Beau-
tifuliy constructed 2-bedroom de-
tached brick. one block TO strretcar
MArAFtiat1f htWN ~ hlDfkN IN
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, pI. f-l4iI:
ewes, OIL. 2-4S'J4,
kENT---Tflis is certainly one Of the
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politan Washington. elegant whits
feetls gorseous setting. Location j.
absolGtely unsurpassed. Contains y
bedrooms and an baths. large IL
eEa sEary yoo With ttepIacG ,,,iiIss PrIesa 11t A.
LuzoS AvE. N.W.---Dstaehed brick.
rear 10th and Sheridan. waiter
Reed area: liv. tm. with fireplace.
lge. din. rm.. beorms.. 2 baths.
md floor lge, res; rm nice yard;
MACARTHUR BLvD.. nI, Govt. in.
bal. no, OWNER, oil. e-3s3o. s9'
MT. PLEASANT. 3I3.g50. Gil sp-
proyed--Fine big row .brk. home
with = bedrooms and ] u bath on
;gna nooI e9nysnieni q eysryth,ing.
PHfLLips. Di' s.11if: e1sS.. oil.
PfTwoRTH. ess oaiistin st. nv
UI apprayed Sl4,a5Q. Colonial
brick, rms and bath, rec. rm, /:
b. OWNER, Open Sun. ~ TO 8 . m.
RiHER .bo RD. AND 45th--srick. i I; bed
rms. modern Kitchen. paueled rec
reation rm Raraaej redecorateds
2, HULL. Rssltor. RI. 7-f23s. GO.
HONE AND iNCoME-Two apts.. in
large row brick; Nj, Pleasant area;
$3.50 down. BRUzEE. NO. f-7928.
se1 UNDERWOOD ST. N.w.---LossIy
baths large fenced Iot. Ready for
Can J. l. HUMPHREY. VI. 0-als1.
1877 RIGGS RI. N.w.--PIAnG avail
able for conversion 70 8 apis: excel-
lent terms and small down payment.
Shown by appt RUSSELL g.
PARSONS. $50 woodward Blds., ST.
isss 'iS iiSSGLEsrDE TER. x.w.--sl.sk. IS
exceptional yalue: Q roomg. eloked-
u porehss issins park, hKtI-
sSi DisnsA, nSsS,b5fARSooib' III ST. N.w.-Eip.
home. = rms, kitchen and bath; fuil
bsnrt. with w bath! oil h.-W heat
huilt-iD gaEaae, Terms. JOHN r.
DON0FfoE. real estate. GJs Penna.
ANNCNtisiIoN cHuECH and sehooL
3bth and Mas. ave. nv. y block
away Is this desirable frame With
Q bedfmg and 2 baths slate roof,
on lot 50xgp0., excellent condition;
s2l.a50. PRANK ". DOYLE. Resls
tcontinped on next pagsJ
Evening star., 1955-01-29

SILVER SPRING AREA
FOUR CORNERS - 3-bedrm. brick
newly decorated; SIPS.
CONN. AVE.-2-bedrm, brick rambler
very clean: 800 month.
OWOOD-Beautifu large g.
bedroom brick rambler; $150.
GEORGE w. BAUSERMAN
JU. 9-5444. Ewes, RA. 3-5sS3
Evening star., 1955-01-29
HOUSES FURNISHED

1921 list RD., 5. ARL. - 2-bedrm.
brick, nrepl-, sep. din. rm.. incl.
porch. bsmt. cR. 3-1339 or 3-12l6.
NEAR CONN. AVE. AND Rock CREEK
home: nicely furnished: immediate
possession; 5000 month. WA. q
.s221. MRS. STELLO. WALKER q
DUNLOP. NC Realtors. uptown
raass Gf1fs; EMi caURea IseafSj Sjso SajREA-s-SedSsooom
welcome: bus to PentaEon. JE.
Sc. CTiARMING-s-rm. brick de.
sirable location, 10 Minis. downtown;
s1STEn 9STs; ysEd; yrF; SIG; soy WA Nias aa9os bed
house. ise pieture en window. iarss ss fenced
yard. ground level bsmt.' Sll0,
1.fSl sN ERaSDvrEw GA AVE. S. 5. YS HD.
rm., din, rn., comb. Q bedrns.. Kit.
SON. Ma. s-3316; ewes. Wo. 6-.1d2.
CHEVY CHASE RAMBLER-4 BED.
MRS. CLYDE c. DUNNN0TON,
OIL. 2-2835, EN-. 2-S3S3.
CHEVY CHASE, ND, conv. loc.. 1907
W.. Blackthorne ST. rooms, 3la
ssiai AidsDtsileH saeuRlxy ePDt TR6s4 Ss
sERHEsGA. Eli sT As-s2So 49,, 1910 crescent sO st.
NV. Just of Western ave-: enter at
Leroy place bedrms: liv. rm.:
din. rm.:: kit. and bath. conV. to
aMERgicARs laaig AlssSsfsiSe e sEcuRfFY & TRUST
s.E.. E. mr.. "a Andrews sleS1Hi rield-Two bedr@s. /;
mod. furn.: auto. washer: heat:
GfRSSyST tsRssS yS SiG 1lG Re szas fs4g Ts4sspn I'd
kit; $50. To see. cali UN. 4-2ss1.
ARL. FOREST - Furn. or unfurn.
Brick, 2 bedrmS;, din. ym; bsmt.
Immed. poss, Si20. IA. S-2716,
. story brick dupIex: conv. to Psnta-
gon; new, modern; compietsly fyrn.:
NFiR SlS5 Ss6Ns ipSSl St,ls coFNESozv oT ts4 39 t1o
Sssr1 Ss On electrically sare esSeDfsS one s pqass
LApYs 81 GSan s. sIdss BARNE Ts rRApSo S2 RSS na As
RAY BARNEY: Vienna. Va. DU,
5-S330, DU. 5-7576. so
TAX. PK.-2-bedrm. rambler, sep.
din. rm., auto. washer, newly decor; I;
very close to schools, transp. and
shopping area. $125. JU. 5-1003.
SILVER sPRING-Attrac. furn. g
bedrm. house in pleasant, close-in
$40. Oh, 4-e425. 81
brk., newly dec. liv.-
din. rms: gas h.-w.h.; 2 incl: pchs. !;
gar; transp. S160 mo. LA. 6-145o,
ALBEMARLE ST. NV. west Of Conn.
ave. s rms. % bedrooms. 2 baths,
oil burner. h.-w.h. Nicely furnished.
Wlll uniprnish, I, T. oRAvATTE,
AELNGT9N taebsG SS:,ase SesESo SeS cssT to
Pentagon. 500 mo. ia. S-4232 after
TaKoMA PK.. B. Germ, 2-bath
BUNGALOW, new cond.; nicely furn::
telev. washer, dryer: rec. rrn.; oil
Children deea Weleene: ;o owner ae'H isaylns for
Fla: poss, FEB. 1, RA. 6-6321 80
ARL. N. Your home for as longs as
you wish. 2;;bedrn. brick rambler.
yyyl very large liy; Em.; Silnnins sln area,
souTHERN AVE. s.E.EFurn or u@n- @
furn.. 3-bedrm. brick semidet. /:
S;assher; dryer: fenced rear yard;
sPRTNG VALLEY. small furn. 3 Bed
rm. house. Full bsmt.. sep din. rm.
Avail. immed. S175. EN-. 3-4664;
37ea NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE NV
8 rms. bedrms.. on bus line. sos.
PARTLY Ar oisIi FURNISHED. e-rm. 1 house,
from District on Route Z. exception
al value. 500. 6-month lease. Open
Sun. to 6 pm. Call IA. 4-1462..
CABIN JOHN PARK-Two-bedroom
SSgnFfai1w Ssmf sro With n. Din. ddH I'm, psrtisl
BURGESS. Realtor. 6l09 Broad St.
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Is.K.-e-rm. brick rambler; bsmt:,
LkEDOVER Hills AREA-3 bedrms.: /:
on y acre lot; bath on LIST .fioor;
oil h--w.h.: partially furnished:
eenteEs: 500. JU. 7-7174 or cE-
M. BOILING AND ANDREWS
BASES-3 bedrms., y baths: eonv.
churches; sehSols; SSS; shopp- traaSD';
slssi lnsSsDiRIS0SMs.e I0 eGsi; isls. uv. rm.. GsS din.
porch: I IA iSrse Atsi; Yard: 81 East Belionts
ave, Alexandra, Va. XII. s-9134.
ALExANDRIA-5-m. sunsalov: oil
h.-v.h. ibsmt.: nice yard; near
schools; shopptns and bus: s7s mo
HY1TTsvIILE Area bedrns,;
rambler type: gas heat: large lot:
s..aERbRoosM. .aER HSo H. 4-sffy6Sk 4s-sf6kY HOME. in
South Arlington on spacious lot. "a,
s-BsBRM. COLONIAL BRK. HOUSE,
q blk. OF Wilson blvd: available
Feb. /: sos. Phi. IA. S-032ti. SO
ARLINGTON, va, 1900 N. Taylor ST.;
5Ia rms. and bath, bungalow; Key
1905 n Taylor; $50 month. 80
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sSsss; sSs 81, 81 ash tS 4 ,sr Kew s0%Dstii se SSi
sai u 'oGIETRoRPE ST. N.w.wDet
brk,, corner. near Paul Jr, High
and 5th st. express bus: det., s
rms. a bedrms.!l. bath: oil burner
flssTi ts1sAl; eRAvAfHE, fEhi fReaitof. ia. IS 5.
lag.BsaGn6RooM RAMBLER. oE kitchen;
$12o No; sao I,a ParkTcod \ RetesasdISass sfI.aIas
TSkHnIT 4 HAETRIspNNh; pNhkn...,n.d NC 7.rm.
home, home newly redec., new kitchen
and bath, full bsmt,, lee. lot, 81
| Philadelphia ave. Call MRS. ON
LoR, ewes, JU. s-5s20 or D!; Z
sGiTLAND, Md bedrms.. baths,
eony. eonS i1e' to SHOPPING Sii % center. 6nsiine'
10. S-5140, 2506 Iverson st. Sc.
HnLcREsT HEIGHTS. MD.-s bed
rms. full bsnt.; semidet.: cony. to
school. shopping ctr, busline; Sl25.
10. S-5l40, 2506 lverson st. Sc.
SILVER sPRING-TAKoMA AREA
| o rms, 1-bath, 2-story brick; newly
decor; .Sl25 mo. JU. 9-34e0: eyes,
LO. 5-4S00. "A
| hENGANO OAO1N-->1-utuTul. IhuaptcI'
nearly new cond,: all conv.; mos.
lease. LO, 5-l375, OIL. 2-445s.
$3.50 ROLLINS AVE. Sc. Seat Pleas
ant. Md.-Large house, First Il. has
living rm. with fireplace, dining rm..
kitchen and bath; 2 bedrms., large
front sand rear porehes; 2nd T.,
| lilies. Key at $500 Rollins ave. Call
BEITzELL. DI: 7-3l00. so
tach,, warm and cozy: very private;
S75 per mo. JU. 5-2SSS ewes. and
s3is Is NORTHAMPTON ST. NV.
story. detached brick DWELLING; 4
din. IN. and reseptiop hail; ~. sslli.
ssmt. wi; With Bendix washer, bailt-in
ssnsFe as can '0S aERAE FGs s0E sEcuRTY ts5iefr df
TRUST CO.. ST. $4,000. 80
all shop. transp., schools; very large
rear yd: lovely resid. area; reason
ably priced. Call Ex. 3-5553; ewes,
MODERN, single, 2-bedrm. house.
1 Large fenced-in yard: In good
| neiEhborhood: responsible people
only; conv. to shopping center and
buses. on Arl. blvd, past Z Corners.
1 For appt. call IA. S-4137. 80
Mr.. HAWAII AVE. N.E.-Six-rm.
| semidet. home, few years old; mod
| ern design; rent reduced; mr. schools
| bus, shops. OWNER, RA. 3-0517