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HOUSES FURNISHED

BETaEfDA, nr, Institute Of Health,
and Naval Me0ieal-Furnished a
bedrms., eh bnfas. oil heat SITS
manth. 6sIi sonomA I'd. OIL. 3
sTLyER sPRING - a-bsdrn. furn.
home In picturesque Indian eprine
yiiiese; very clean and cheerful;
$3.50 OIL 4-64eh. -
CONGRESSIONAL fam
ily. rambler shoyplaee. beautiful,
2Sdffn ssSit saniy lSyn o. a'rssssss sSss price
ALEXANDRIA, hedrms.. cony. TO
d'g; sotai gfs;nssp T SIS. rs RI. sss5ss
a-ACRE ESTATE, 3 bdrms., 3 baths.
cocktail Tm.. Dutch kitchen, aiT-con-
ditioning. swimming pool, tennis
court besas.fslls k5sgs furnished. $3.50
PARTLY FURNISHED HOUSE, in
Viers NH VILLAGE; = bedrooms, lge.
bsmt. WI. 6-739s. after 8 pm.
--6
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA--House, with
unusually large lily. rua.. I eedrms.,
4 baths; S2e5; Also. attrae: house:
4 GO. NE, $4,000 ewes, en-,
PARK, se3a Upton st.
n.w.-Ten rms, . baths. nicely turn.
Row brick; $2l0.a mo. LISS
REALTY. NE, S-666S. -
SILVER SPRING. nr. Four Corners.
lis Woodbridge dr--CompleteN ana
vell-fgrnished, 2-hedrm. house. You
need hnlY your car and personal
be,ongings: SI75 month, Incl. heat.
gas and electricity. LOUIS p.
SHOEMAKER, Ma. S-1i66. --5
modern. two bedrooms;
washer. disposal, fenced yard; child
weleomei $1ls-$l25, Ho. 2-47Sl.
CMEsY cHAsE.7 rms. 2 baths, y,
TON, Oh, a-2R35, EN-. 3-SSS3, --b
BEST LOCATION, ArliRgton-5 rms
and hath, LIST floor; fun oSmt.; /;
Cape Cod brick bungalowi tnmed,
occupancy. $l0e per mo, CAN "a.
f-lY3ti. rs
1sT, 0OzsES T-DESrIF DaDV
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CAPITOL HILL
PARCATNi

furnished 2 bedrms., 2
baths. liy. rm.. din. rm., KIT, .Terr
and balcony overlooking lovely
garden, Private parking area. Cail
III. a-S2aH after 5 p.m. -
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c.--3b0S Living
stGn s,it. IA ave- sor niw near a com; aSs'
brick; 3 bedfms., 2 baths. rec. ffn,.
de luxe kitchen, porches. newly
decorated; SI0b.
INVESTOR SERVICE
OIL 4-2046 or ST. 3-117e
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We need fifteen . 10 4 bedfoofn
SsiIs chaseh' fsr ineoains ejisnss.
Preperty Asnassment Dspt.. "a
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bAHGAIN!
2023 Kalorama I'd. NV. at Conn.
ave ye.---conyenientiy located very large
old furnished house. Basement Ept.
plus nine rooms, two baths tepside.
Bargain price of 400 to responsible
tenants only. niahth-to,mnnth basis
only. LUTHER L. MILLER, Trustee.
DE. 2-tl655. EM. 2-5g57.
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HOUSES wAhTED 70 Rent
NEARBY VIRGINIA

NEARBY RURAL Or suburbsn--Twe
efoundss 70 st20. Box z16-ns Star.
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COLORED---57 X ST. N.E.-one rm.,
ssis. sf DsIson. $3.50 sasseo Co. 'ePissfsa ssfss
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AVE. Sc. End foor--2 rooms and
bath; housekeepins; $50, al utils.
Incl. ST. 3-s22Q. EN-. s-1994. --5
COLORED, 2IO9 NJ ST. N.E.--Will
redecorate. Lge. hedrm.. liy, rm.,
din. Fm., kit. and bath, porch; S72
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SILVER SPRING AREA-2-b bedroom
de luxe units only S79.50.SS4. 81
plus utilities, featuring rear kitchen
entrance, garbage disposal, 9.2-cu,-
WASH IN Your OWN KITCHEN
Dir: Out New Hampshire ave. 9
blocks past University Lane to rental
once. corner Of New Hampshire ave.
and Ruatan st. HE. 4-SS09. HE.
4-7733 30
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ia. 4-055O
WHEATON AREA
Two 4-bedrooms for rent, One 800
and one sI25, 10. 4-700l. ---s
NOW DOWN TO
$105 MONTH

s-RM. sEMIDET BRICK
Mr.. Pa. and MINI. Ave. Sc.
1919 r st. E.e,---Full btnnt., oil heat.
THE GABLES co.
Ii, 3-oG66
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COLORED

GA. AND LONGFELLUW
Beautiful ige g-rm. colonial brick
In this 1ne n.w.. section, Immaeu-
tate condition: hdEd, hrs., bstnt.,
auto, heat Fedeccrated. Many others
1St NATL. REALTY
. Thomas Circle NV. RE, 7-3s34
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ARL., CL0SE-IN. best section = 3
bedrm.. 2-story Colonial Ia baths
i5x20 liv rm.. screened porch, full
bsmt.; near Patrick Henry. Thomas
Jefferson and st, Thomas More
Schools; Sl55. JA. S-0173. III
GRIN. HOUSE. Cape Cod; blue shut
ters: country setting. newly deco
from Rockville. WO. 6-2437. IS
bedrms,. ga baths,
cathedral iiv. rfn. with fireplace, din.
rm,, screened porch' equipped ky
Sedr%s 3 and .aa.Is. bath gg' 1sRs sRtD oil
aEos aEooRsdE. "a. iss-s727 Or "a. e se.oi4ii.f T.
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ie1p Tsh 81. ME- years old. In
maculsss condition. 8 rms. 2 baths,
rec Ilas sas heal. siiD no, IL
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a-ACRE ESTATE, 3 bdrms., 5 baths,
cocktail rrn., Dutch kitchen, air-con-
ditioning. swimming pool, tennis
COURT beautifully furnished. $3.50
Evening star., 1955-07-02

ticularly in recent years, OF being
increasingly less desirable sur
roundings for a law firm. Z
Liked Dover Square
Then Joseph Urciolo made a
trip to Dover, Del, to do some
work on setting up a corporation.
While there he was struck by the
attractiveness Of the courthouse
square surrounded by stately old
houses which had been turned
into law offices.
Returning to Washington. he
noticed that the Fourth street
side Of judiciary Square had
quite q group Of old. spacious.
sturdily-built row houses. None
of these were used as law offices.
For some reason most of the
lawyers who keep Offices near
the court seem to crowd onto the
Fifth street side of the square.
Last October. the firm bought
their building at 421 Fourth
Evening star., 1955-07-02
FHA Debenture
Interest Ruised

The Federal Housing Adminis-
tration has announced . one.
quarter Of per cent increase In
the rate Of interest payable on
debentures issued by FHA.
The debentures, guaranteed by
the United States, are issued to
lending institutions in payment
|of claims made by the institu-
|tions when mortgages insured
by FILA 60 into default and the
properties are acquired by the
FILA commissioner.
The increase in the debenture
interest brings the rate to "a
per cent. The new rate will ap-
ply to all mortgages indorsed for
insurance on or after yesterday.
Evening star., 1955-07-02
'Do-It-YourseIf Law Firm
Turns House Into Offices

street and settled down to turn
ing the house into an Office.
The brothers consulted several
architects, but didn't take to
their ideas. All of them wanted
to redesign the interior Of the
building along contemporary
lines, lowering ceilings and do
ing away with the original door
frames and mantles.
Such plans didn't accord with
the Uciolos' ideas. They wanted
to preserve more of the original
character of the building.
Developed Own Design.
AS q result, they worked up
their own designs and, with
Raphael doing the bulk Of the
work, set about their own con-
tracing. Work started in jan
uary and has been going ahead
on a full-time basis since Easter.
The outside of the building has
been finished in white and black
trim at the windows and doors.
Evening star., 1955-07-02

A washington law firm has
just completed what is, In a
manner Of speaking, q do-it-
yourself project to provide itself
new offices.
A law firm can't, as such.
pick up Q hammer or saw. But
the two brothers who make up
the firm. Joseph J. Urciolo ard
Raphael q. Urciolo, have done
their own designing and cen
tracting work for remodeling
the building at 421 Fourth street
NV. into which the firm will
move later this month. !.
And to make the work finan-
cially possible they had to branch
into the Office renting business
with the building.
For 20 years the brothers have
occupied offices at GOT New York
avenue NV, but these have the
disadvantages Of being quite far
from Judiciary Square and, par
Evening star., 1955-07-02
LobeIs to Tell When Paint
Is Hazardous to Children

Z66 In February Of this year
and by November paint relabel-
ing regulations win be enforced
in New York with other COM.
munities expected to follow suit.
The spokesman said that his
company, like others, produces
paints that might prove harmful
if eaten. All such paints are now
being clearly indenfied on the
labels, with a list of ingredients.
Paints which are lead-free, he
said, carry statements that they
are safe for use on children's
furniture and toys.
Old Paint . Problem
The do-it-yourself movement
has complicated this problem.
There is worry about handymen
who will rush down to the paint
store, buy safely labeled paint
and slap it on toys over any old
house paint previously used.
"An important fact for par
|ents to remember about repaint.
ing any piece Of children's fur
|niture or a crib" the spokesman
says, sis to remove all the old
paint. which might contain lead
pigments.
"once the old paint Is removed,
the surface should be lightly
sanded and finally coated with
Ione of the lead free paints, which
now come in a wide variety Of
Icolors.
1.-THE important thing is to
read the label on the paint can,"
he warns. "See If it contains lead
pigments over per cent. II it
does, do not put it on surfaces
that might be within the reach
Iof children's nibbling."
Evening star., 1955-07-02
By DAVID G. BAREUTHER

The skull and bones. symbol
of poison. probably doesn't ap-
pear on the painted doors and
woodwork Of your house. Nor
does the proud father ever think
of putting this gruesome mark
on a wooden toy he has just
fashioned in his home workshop.
Sad to say, teething young
lsters have died from lead poison
ling after chewing on such sur
faces. The trouble has been that
paint never was intended to be
q food and lead has been a val
liable ingredient Of paint for
ages.
Now that public health OH
cials have discovered that chill
dren from one to three years old
form what they call q plea habit
+ longing for substances that
are not food-paint is being lab
eled to indicate any poisonous
content. 1t seems that some
one has remembered his plea
ldays-when a child will eat dirt,
chew on wood, bite bugs and
pencils.
Beginning next November all
labels are scheduled to be
changed on paint cans II the
paint contains more than / per
lcent Of lead. New York, Balti-
more and Chicago are among the
cities enacting legislation to en-
force this. Labels on such paint
will read:
| Caution, combustible - keep
AWAY from heat or open flame.
Contains lead or other COM
pounds harmful If eaten. Do not
lapply to toys, furniture or in
terror surfaces which might be
Ichewed by children. Use with
adequate ventilation. Avoid
breathing vapor or mist. Avoid
prolonged contact with the skin. y
Label Changes
The, paint industry has been
seriously concerned with the
tragic discovery of the lead
poisoning deaths. It was faced
with the problem of getting labels
changed on cans Of paint on the
shelves Of every remote hard
ware store, department store and
paint store in the country.
Normally" an industry
spokesman told us, "it takes
years to change standards, to
develop and test them before
they are finalized. However, due
to the seriousness Of this prob
lem, the American Standards
Association approved standard
Evening star., 1955-07-02
FACING JUDICIARY SQUARE

formed Of various textures, and
colors OF wood, is on the wall
above the mantel and was ex-
ecuted by John Aleksandrovitch,
an artist who is q refugee from
Also on the second floor are
See LAWYERS, Page B-2
Evening star., 1955-07-02

be on the second floor. There a
large front room has been f1n-
ished in lined oak and will do
duty as a conference room and
library.
7 A striking feature Of the con-
ference room is a large figure of
Justice with scales, sword, book
and an owl The figure, which is
Evening star., 1955-07-02

Inside, only two stories and
the basement are being remod-
eled at this time. The two top
floors are being left alone but a
shaft for an elevator has been
reserved so that the upper floors
can be used for expansion If
needed.
The principal law offices will
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