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Evening star., 1955-02-21
Eisenhower Calls
Bipartisan ParIey
On Highways Plan

President Eisenhower today
called a bipartisan conference
for this afternoon to discuss the
administrations program for a
huge expansion of highway
building.
Summoned to the conference
in the White House cabinet
room were ranking Democratic
and Republican members of the
Senate and House Public Works
Committee and their subcom-
mittees on public roads.
Mr.. Eisenhower was expected
to give the legislators a preview
of a special message, due to be
submitted to Congress in the
next day or two, which is ex-
pected to call for a Federal out
lay of around $25 billion as part
of a SOL billion highway expan-
sion program over the next 10
years.
Clay Is Invited.
Gen. Lucius D. Clay, chairman
of a special committee which re-
Gently submitted a report to the
President on highway needs and
recommendations for meeting
them, was invited to the con-
ference.
Those invited from the Senate
were Senators Chavez, chairman
of the Public Works Committee,
and Martin, ranking Republican
member; Gore, chairman of the
Public Roads subcommittee, and
Case. ranking Republican on the
subcommittee.
From the House, the conferees
were Representatives Buckley,
chairman of the Public Works
Committee, and Dondero, rank
ing Republican on that commit
tee; Fallon, chairman of the
Public Roads subcommittee, and
George, second ranking Republi-
can on that group.
Skirmishing Underway.
This morning Republicans and
Democrats got in some prelim-
mary skirmishing on the plan
with both sides disavowing any
thought of playing politics with
the Nations roads.
Senator Gore said at the out
set OF public hearings on his own
highway bill that he has no
intention of letting politics get
involved.
Senator Case. Republican, of
South Dakota said he was glad
to hear this since, "unfortun-
ately, / have been hearing re-
ports that there is an attempt
being made to throw highways
into politics"
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Judge Dismisses Suit
OF SmeIters' Union 10
Keep Taft Act Status
BY the As.eeia,ed Pres.

A Federal judge today dis
missed a suit by the Mine, Mill
and Smelterworkers Union to
keep the National Labor Rela-
tions Board from taking away
its privileges under the Taft
Hartley Act.
It was thrown out on a tech
nicality.
United States District Judge
James R. Kirkland ruled that
an affidavit accompanying the
complaint was not in proper
form.
Gives Union 10 Days.
The judge commented that he
did not know whether this re-
suited from IAN inadvertence or
trick" He gave the union 10
days in which to file a new
complaint.
The National Labor Relations
Board was given an additional
20 days in which to file answer.
Attorneys for the NLRB said
they were not in a position to
say Immediately whether the
board would continue mean
time an agreement to take no
action in the case pending the
outcome of court action.
Judge Kirkland. before throw
ing out the complaint, allowed
the Precision Scientific Co. of
Chicago to intervene in the case.
The company, which was in
volved in an unfair labor prac-
tices proceeding with the union,
argued through Attorney B. F..
Sears of Chicago that the union
has no standing in court. The
company originated the charge
with the NLRB that an official
of the union, Maurice Travis,
filed false non-Communist affi-
davits between 1945 and 1853.
Mr.. Travis recently resigned as
secretary treasurer of the union.
Charge Is Dismissed.
The NLRB dismissed the
charge against the company and
early this month ruled that the
union was not in compliance
with the non-CommuniSt pro-
vision of the Taft-Hartley Act.
Since then the United States
Court of Appeals has ruled that
the NLRB had no authority to
take away a unions rights on
the grounds an officer had filed
a false non-Communist oath.
This was in a case involving the
Fur and Leatherworkers Union.
The Smelters Union is relying
on this decision in its efforts to
obtain a restraining order
against the NLRB.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Brotherhood Will Heor
Boy Scouts Executive

Delmer H. Wilson, Scout exec
utive of the, National Capital
area council of the Boy Scouts
of America. will address the 9th
annual George Washington's
Birthday breakfast sponsored by
the Potomac Assembly of the
Brotherhood of st. Andrew. 1t
will be at 8 am. tomorrow at
the National Press Club.
The Right Reverend Angus
Dun. Bishop of Washington, will
be the celebrant at the COM
munion service before the break
fast. Karl Wirth. president of the
organization, will introduce the
speaker.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Auto Injuries Son
Of Muureen O'SuIIivun
BY the Associoted Press

BEVERLY HILLS, Calf, Feb
21.-Michael Farrow, Is, son oi
Film Actress Maureen O'Sullivan
is in Cedars of Lebanon Hos
pital today after being hit by a
car in front of his house.
Michael, the eldest of the
actress seven children, suffered
a broken right leg and minor
head injuries. He was returning
from a movie early yesterday
when struck by a car driven by
Spencer Wread, 43. Los Angeles,
who was not held. police said.
Miss O'Sullivan's husband, Di-
rector John Farrow. is making
a film in India.
Evening star., 1955-02-21
Police Learn Spanish

NEW YORK. = Sixty police
men on duty in New York S
Chelsea neighborhood are volun-
tarily taking a course in Spanish
because Is to 80 per cent of the
residents of the area are Puerto
Ricans who speak Spanish al
most exclusively,
Evening star., 1955-07-09

THE BAY STATE APIS.
I70I MASS. AVE. NV.
Liv. I'M. junior bedrm. bath, dress
ina room ana kit; $50, utiis. incl
.. A. McKEEvER CO.. INC.
i732 X 81. NV. ST. $500
Evening star., 1955-07-09
The .Jennifer

l4i5 TUCKERMAN ST. NV.
APIS, AIR-CoNDITIoNED
l-bedrm. ants. s1iO 10 s125. An
rms. brisht and airy; gar avail, II
desired: y blk. from 18th 81. bus
stop. Manager on premises, RA. g.
Evening star., 1955-02-17

salary scale and the addition Of
i20 new teachers accounts for
most Of the increase.
Altogether. the budget carries
s5.54I.721 for instruction. COM
pared with $4.s87.77s In the
l954-55 budget.
Details Of the school budget
were revealed today by school
officials, who are drafting q mar
ratiye budget for presentation to
the public.
Subject to Change.
School officials emphasized
that the budget proposal is SUBJ
ject to change. and Is being pub
licized in its present form so
that citizens may express their
views on it before the budget In
its final form is turned over to
the Board Of County Supervisors
March 8. The School Board win
conduct a public, hearing on its
budget proposal at 8 pm. March
2 In the Fairfax High School
auditorium.
Evening star., 1955-02-17
Bill Would Broaden
Anti-SIum Powers

ANNAPOLIS. Feb. II (Spe-
cial) - Legislation before the
Maryland General Assembly
Evening star., 1955-02-17
By Gene Goodwin
Sior Stoff Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS, Feb. 17.-Dele-
gate Hervey G. Machen, Demo-
crat, Of Prince Georges County,
said today he is working up q
resolution calling for an investi-
CATION of the policies and pro-
cedures" Of the Maryland We'll
fare Department.
Mr.. Machen. who two years
ago headed a committee that
inquired into welfare operations
in Prince Georges, said there is
"a serious question as whether
we are utilizing our welfare
funds to the best advantage"
Mr.. Machen made his an
nouncement in the wake Of ap-
proval by the House Of Delegates
yesterday Of a 100000 def
cheney appropriation to the State
Department of Public Welfare.
Such deficiency appropriations
have been necessary In the pre-
vious two sessions Of the Legis-
lature.
On another Prince Georges
matter, the Senate yesterday
passed and sent to the Governor
a bill to raise the annual salary
Of the Prince Georges Circuit
Court clerk. w. Waverly Webb.
from $500 to $1,000.
The measure Is almost identi-
cal to one passed by the Legisla-
ture and signed by Gov. Nickel
din last month to raise the sale
airy Of Montgomery County Cir
cult Court Clerk Watkins the
same amount.
An annual salary of $1,000
would make Mr.. Webb the
highest paid public official in his
county.
The Prince Georges House
delegation. meanwhile. prepared
to exempt the county from State
law in order to preserve the right
of lawyers. doctors and clergy
men to place children for adop-
tion.
Under an amendment to be
voted on in the House today,
Prince Georges and Hartford
Counties would. IN effect, be
exempted from a State wide bill
prohibiting individuals from
serving as adoption agencies.
Under the bill. only agencies
licensed by the State Welfare
Department could place children
for adoption.
Enacted by q 11S-to-2 vote In
the House yesterday was q bill
Evening star., 1955-02-17
Insurance Firm Plans
S3.5hiIIion Building
IN Chevy Chase, Nd.

A new $3.5 million ONCE build
ing Is proposed In Chevy Chase,
Nd. IL the Government Employees
Insurance Co. gets commercial
rezoning for the proposed site.
Tentative plans for the project
were revealed today by the
Office Of Leo Goodwin. president
Of the insurance Arm.
The organization Is asking for
office commercial coming Of
nearly two acres on Western
avenue just west OF Woodward
b Lothrop's Chevy Chase store.
The tract lies just across the
District line in Maryland.
The organization wants to put
up q three-story building with
some 100000 to 250,O00 square
feet Of ONCE space.
Ofncials said the organization
now employees some 500 to 900
employees in Washington. The
main Office is at Fourteenth and
l. street NV. but several an.
nexes are located throughout
the city.
The proposed building would
permit consolidation of all the
Offices In one building and pro-
vide for additional expansion.
The firm which handles auto
Insurance, life, health and ac-
cident insurance and auto A.
nancing. has some $35 million
In assets. Some SOC. 900 Govern
ment employees now have poll
cies with the firm.
A hearing is slated on the
coming application for March 81
at the Bethesda Elementary
School.
Evening star., 1955-02-17
Rezoning Plea Denied

The Prince Georges County
commissioners, by a 3-to-2 vote,
have denied a builders request
to- allow construction of semi
detached dwellings on 36-acre
tract just west of the Eastpines
subdivisions on Riverdale road.
Yesterdays action at Hyatts-
vile was the first time since
taking Office that the Democratic
commissioners, elected last No
vember, have failed to agree
unanimously. Voting against 1t
were Commissioners Herbert w.
Reichelt, Lansdale G. Clagett
and Chairman Jesse 8. Baggett,
who cast the deciding vote. In
favor were Frank j. Lastner and
A. Preston Perrie. Some so per-
sons appeared in protest to the
petition. and the Maryland
National Capital Park and Plan
ming Commission also was OPP
posed to the change.
Evening star., 1955-02-17
Record N.3 Million
School Budget Seen
For Fairfax County
By Mary Lou Werner.

A record school budget totaling
$9.379,903 b proposed BY the
Fairfax County School Board for
the 1886 fiscal year, school
officials said today.
This Is an increase Of more
than SIT million over the cur
rent budget, and county officials
said it might result In a 80 to 40
cent boost In the real estate tax
rate, now $2.70 per 500.
Fairfax County Executive c.
C. Massey said the possible tax
increase might be reduced. de-
pending on the amount Of sur
plus the county winds up with
at the end OF the current fiscal
year.
No Fixed Appropriation.
School officials have not cali
culated the exact tax rate the
proposed budget would require.
however, since Fairfax County
operates under system whereby
no certain amount of the tax
levy is designated for schools.
Instead. an appropriation is
made to the school budget di-
rectly from the general fund by
the Board Of Supervisors.
A 500 increase in the teachers
Evening star., 1955-02-17
Maryland
and
Virginia
News i'm Brief
Youth Committee Opposes
Seporote Juvenile Court

I0utn (omInIttee opposes
Separate Juvenile Court
Establishment Of a separate
juvenile court in Prince Georges
County is neither necessary nor
economically sound, a committee
Of the County Commissioners
Youth Council has declared.
The councils Legislative Com
mittee, in a report released today
after a three-month study OF
youth problems, unanimously
recommended that juvenile cases
be heard by a circuit judge or a
third trial magistrate.
The conclusions contradict
findings of the county's Juvenile
Court Advisory Committee, which
has urged creation of juvenile
court.
The Youth Council group.
headed by Paul M. Nussbaun of
Mount Rainer. emphasized pre-
ventive rather than correctional
phases of delinquency, and sug-
gested plans for aiding juveniles
before they become involved with
the law.
Evening star., 1955-02-17
Home Funds Assured

Fairfax County has added its
assurance for a proposed North
ern Virginia regional detention
home for juveniles by approving
$62,5 in its 1856 budget to-
ward the $4,000 cost.
The action yesterday by the
Board of County Supervisors was
unanimous. Supervisor C. B.
Runyon, who represents the
county on a committee with other
Jurisdictions planning the home.
said all the communities that
Evening star., 1955-02-17

today would give counties and
cities the same slum redevelop-
ment powers enjoyed by Balti-
more and Washington. II voters
approved a constitutional amend
ment next year.
The amendment proposal is
contained in q bill introduced in
the House yesterday by Dele
gates Blair Lee III. Democrat. of
Montgomery and Ridgely p.
Melvin, jr., Democrat, of Anne
Arundel,
Evening star., 1955-02-17
School Study Due

The personnel set-up of the
Alexandria school system is due
for a thorough scrutinizing in
the months ahead.
In its first report to the Alex
andria School Board last night,
the boards new Personnel Ad-
visory Committee promised a
continuing study Of the systems s
personnel administration.
Evening star., 1955-02-17
Council Stays Action
On FireInen Finances

The Montgomery County Coun-
Gil last night referred to the
County Fire Board for study a
proposal that insurance COM
panies be asked to lnderwrite
the cost of pensioning and train
ing county firemerl, either by
voluntary contribution or a spe-'
cial tax.
Suggestion Of fire insurance
carriers as revenue sources for
fire department financial needs
was made by B. D. Gladhill, Of
Damascus. at a meeting of the
council and the fire board in
Rockville last night.
Mr.. Galdhill said that ''less
than so per cent of insurance
premiums collected in Maryland
are paid out in fire damage
claims" He recommended that
a special tax be considered "as
q last resort" If voluntary con-
tributions cannot be obtained. ),
Several Fire Board members
told the council of their prob
lens in obtaining accident in
surance and death benefits for
firemen.
Evening star., 1955-02-17

expect to participate are being
asked to make some financial
commitment so negotiations for
a site can begin. Fails Church
agreed Monday night to put up
its share of $4,000. Still to act
are Arlington County and Alex
andria.
Evening star., 1955-02-17
Resolution to Ask Probe Into
MARYLAND Welfare Fund Use

giving municipalities the right to
set speed limits on their own
roads within their incorporated
limits. It is similar to a bill
vetoed by Gov. McKeldin after
the 1854 session on the grounds
that it would encourage speed
traps.
The Democratic leadership of
the Legislature did not try to
override the Governors veto, but
rallied instead behind this sub
stitute bill prepared by Senator
H. Winship Wheatley, jr.. Demo-
crat. OF Prince Georges, which
has 20 municipalities. Under the
new bill, towns could not regulate
speeds on State roads within
their limits. even If those roads
were maintained by the town.
That was said to be a falling of
the vetoed measure.
Evening star., 1955-06-12
Ann Allyn dresses look
and feel cool, cool, cool in
SHADOWY
COTTONS
80

Three woys to heap up praises for your
summer chic, to roke temperatures seem
lower. Shode-dork cornbed cottons with
young "bondbox" touches. TebiIized for
tested crease resistance and to stoy fresh
longer. need less ironing. Charcoal
groy, navy or fashions new love for sum-
ner, charcoal brown ! z to 20 and l4h
to 22R.
W6l-Budoet Dresses Bird Floor
also Chevy Chose and Alexandria
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GI---S11,15O

just traded; 2 bedrooms, expansible
attic. full basement. fenced yard
Paved street, sidewalks. Transp.,
churches and schools. Call MR..
FFIIOWE RE R-RS64
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT
PRIVATE ROOM. unturnished i

PRIVATE ROOM. unfurnished ia
law suite. with reception room
18th mr.. H NV. RE. 1880. 20
ARLINGTON-Air- conditioned ONCE
space in modern once bldg. q
opposite Arlington Trust. An sery.
ices, parking. GEo. MASON GREEN
CO.. IA. 4-1400. %
MEDICAL OFFICES. Air-cond.. mod
1915 18th st. NV. no. 2-535S
RA 3-l397.
ENTIRE SECOND FLOOR - Busy
downtown corner; 1000 50. it.
pvt. entrance. large windows. mod.
ern decor. air-conditioned; idea
for many uses; Available Sept
ATTRACTIVE air-cond. once over.
looking White House and Lafayettt
Park. Telephone answering serv'
ice included. Call ST 3-3456.
UNFURNisHED PRIVATE OFFICE
in air conditioned suite OF Law
ofnees. Use Of reception 'oo ON
Available Immediately. Call Ma. s.
1910. -
.1Oi5 18th ST. N.W,-studio ONCE
S25: other desirable rms. at $50
Wired for air cond. Good parkini
area. ST. 3-5530. %
NEAR CONN. AND K, 1745 K st
n-w.-Single suite. at $50, sysn
immed.; also double suite ct SID
all services including elevator. Mr.
Phillips. SHANNON & IUCHS, "a
14th st. NV, Ma. s-2346. -
DOWNTOWN. ? st. at 9th n.w.-De.
sirable space. 70 meet every require.
ment; eley. BIDS; convenient loo;
reas. Apply $40 r st. NV, RIM. ID
COR. 10th AND PA. AVE, 945 Pa
ave, n.W.-Brieht ofhees. FACING
Pa. ave. and 10th ST.: good loca:
ton: elev. bldg: .reas. Apply s1O
+ p st. NV, RIM. 10. -S
FoLGER BUILDING. 725 18th st
n.w.-Floor containing 2.4OO So
IT., also smaller suite Reasonable
rent. New elevator and entrance
to be installed. Heart of financial
district. KOoNES e. MoHTGOM-
cry. INC, Southern Building
DI. 7-o342
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''vIRGINIAS REALTY LEADERS
2223 Wilson Blvd, ia. 1890 Til
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VIENNA. $4,000
will simply take your breath away,
on q well iandseaped. ih-acre lot
lnelosed with ranch fence; . ramb-
ling porehes. THE ROOM SIZES
WILL AMAZE YOUi Double garage
Call now II you are looking for .
lovely home. AL SMITH REALTY.
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DOCTORS
Office and Residence

Designed BY q doctor. this beauti-
full brick home in an ideal ioca-
ton: has & rooms OF once space
with private entrance. The resi-
dence proper has large living rm..
dining room. kitchen. screened
porch and lavRtory on LIST floor;
and 3 large bedrooms and 2 baths
upstairs; one block from shoppinR
center. bus passes door, ample
patients parking. Evenings. call
Mr.. Hunt. OIL 6-690S.
Walker & Dunlop, Inc.
1900 18th ST. NV. CO. 5-0s22
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

HAVE BUYERS for clean. fairly
priced income property; Sc: and
nearby Nd. only. NIKE cOUGHLIN.
10. 6-4446. 3
PLEASE CALL Us II you have any
income prop. apts,. stores comm an;
CASH BUYERS. Mr.. West, GOSS
REALTY CO.. INC, MA. S-l353.
Ill
WE NEED lge. fire-proof. elev.. apt.
bldg, for substantial client. Please
call Mr.. West, GOSS REALTY CO.,
INC, Ma. S-l353 III
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Mr.. CENTREvMLE. vA.-Idesl for
small subdivision. ga acres level.
wooded. frontage on hwy. Aktng
$1,000. Terms. PARKER. SMITH Il
DONNEI.L. IA. f.6I6l.
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Observation-Disclosures, dry
bsmt., charming home, in sight OF
church. theatre, transp. blk,
school. Neat as o pint $11.750,
5000 din. G1, SOL 90 mo. ]. VICTOR
DICKEY An. 7-S0S0.
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Country Estates Acres
Excl. ENTERPRISE Rd.

LIST time offered. Custom built brick
Center hall featuring "A n liV.
rnl. with frepl. full sized din rm.,
elec. kit. dinette. powder rm. and
24x22 sun rm on LIST floor. Master
hedrm 26xl6 IT. with flrepl, 2
other Ice. .bedrms,. Hollywood bath,
S Sskn e sqse aar EKpen ary aay aase
grounds. Tobacco barn 33xS0 2
yrs old can be had at $1,000
add. 4s2 II. frontage on impt
Enterprise I'd. 10 mi. D.. c. Owner
Transferred $4,000. term arr.
Shown BY appt. only Exel. with
W W. LEWIS. HE. .4-3500; ewes.
Mr.. DuvalL. ~. e-304l.
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MISUNDERSTANDING possession
can be had on this excellent s.
rm. cottage; priced below market
value at $500, with as low as
$1,000 down. 50xI50 level lot.
Only . blocks to ST. Demands,
shopping and transportation, THE
PERRY BOSWELL CO.. WA. T.
Snn Itil 6 a m &
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WAREHOUSE WANTED

WANTED: approx. 1000 "a. II, on
Va. side Of Key OF 18th Sc. Bridges
Call MR. PURSEIL, JE. 2-7300.
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BRICK AND SINGLE RAMBLER;

I4IE EMS WEST HWY.
Be sure to see. this mod. Diet. brick
ImmaC. cOnd. Just about the
incest home in the area. 6 spae
rms, built-in bookshelyes. Only
SI395n. Gil terms available.
HUGH T. PECK HE. 4-6400
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CHILLUM AREA

7p7 Sheridan st.-An Unusually at
trective brick rambler. Five ex-
ceptionally lge rooms, full bknt..
storm windows. Priced for immed,
sale.
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ARLrNdTON
MEAR HIGHT

Very attractive 4-BEDRooN brick
Cape Cod home on BEAUTIFULLY
LANpSCAPKD let. lust ] block on
Wilson blvd. Flreplace. separate
en-. . bedrooms. tiled bath and side
screened porch on first floor, Two
lovely bedrooms Gin knotty pine
and tiled bath m End fioor. Full
basement; garage; walking distance
stonewall Jackson School. Real
value here at only $4,000
ARLINGTON REALTY
o2i2 Wilson Blvd. IA. 7-il30a Til 9
ARLINGTON FOREST
Choice location. bordering park. In
maculate throughout. New kitchen
equipment, incl. breakfast bar. dis
posal; 3 hedrms.. separate dining
room, nice reer. rm.. screened
porch Pool membership available.
First time offered. Walk to schools:
on shopping center side. Priced
to sell.
F. e. Malcolm, IA. 7-3024
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ARLINGTON
DITTMAR ROAD

DITTMAR ROAD
ARE f,rst.i f den. situst a amonr
towering oaks and chestnuts on
nice level lot about ] mile from
CHAIN BRIDGE. Seven rooms. Fire
place. Three bedrooms. fully
equipped kitchen. Recreation room
end half bath in full basement
Fenced rear yard. FLA approved
price, S9n.a0n
ARLINGTON REALTY
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$11,95O

5410 oallatin st.. Rogers Heights
Md.--Detached bungalow: large
rooms, sep. din. rm.. modern kit.
3 bedrooms. l pine paneled; full
entrance: large fenced lot with
trees. To inspect. call Mr. Payne,
JU. 5000 with FREDERICK
REAL ESTATE. RE. T-s451 Is
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ARLINGTON
REAL DE LUXE
BRICK
RAMBLER

In q very exclusive area, mr.. wash
Golf and Country Club. this very
attrac. home. with magniieent de-
sign for gracious living has the
owner and its reduction in price
with very liberal terms. Lee. liv.
rn,. with firepl.. 3 twin -size hedrms.,
baths, real de luxe kit. lge. pic
ture windows permit overlooking
countrywide. 2-car carport, Lovely
lot s5xl50. Lee. 4kee loan can be
assumed with as little as $500
rash. You'll be truly thrilled with
this home. Better see 1t today for
. raal aF0ain