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Military Picture
No Privileged Red Sanctuary.
To Be Afforded in Event Of
Shooting in Formosu Area

privileged sanctuary" q phrase
which Gen. Macarthur used in 1850
to describe Red China'S bombproof
shelter behind the Yalu River in
Manchuria. was very much on the
minds of President Eisenhower and
the advisers who helped him write
the new Formosa policy.
Their overriding purpose. ap-
parently, was to avoid creating any
privileged sanctuaries on the Chinese
mainland opposite Formosa. Perhaps
that is the principal reason no spe-
cific line was drawn. Another rea-
son: Telling the enemy what you
are going to do gives him better
than even chance of thwarting your
defense.
At any rate. the Presidents mes
sage stimulated talk Of two defense
lines, as shown in the accompany
ing map. First, there was the line
setting the fundamental minimum
everyone agreed must be held. That
included only Formosa and the
Pescadores.
A second line was the one (re-
liably reported by Pentagon- -briefed
Senators) President Eisenhower in
tends to help Chang defend with
American armed forces--air, naval
and even ground. The Quemoys.
guarding Annoy Harbor, and the
Matsus, guarding Foochow, and the
NankinShans, i40 miles northwest of
Formosa. are the principal islands.
to be held. 1t is reported. because
these can be used as observation
posts and. later, as outposts against
any invasion fleets the Red Chinese
succeed in flassing.
Beyond these two lines there was
q third which might be expressed
In terms OF the ohjectives OF
American aircraft seeking to bomb
Red installations. 1t would include
Communist airbases known to be
operational and. of course. coastal
buildups of assault troops. Presi-
dent Eisenhower would authorize
attacks on the Chinese mainland
only II. IN his judgment. Red China
were massing for an invasion Of
the Pescadores or Formosa.
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The Air Forces

The same formula applies for the
opposing air forces. Russian and
Red Chinese air forces are said to
have $500 planes In the Far East,
compared to the United States $500.
But with modern mobility, even
these concentrations could vary
greatly within few days.
The principal concern in breaking
up an invasion of Formosa and
the PeScadores, however, is to keep
nearby airfields torn UP enough to
cripple Red air force operations
out Of them. These Formosa -area
air bases, Of course, would be vital
in covering Tachen attack. an
assault on the Quemoys or Matsus,
or an invasion of Formosa.
There are five major concentra-
tions of air bases in the general
Formosa area, at Nanking. Shang-
hal, Ningpo. Hangchow and Chuh-
sien. At some Of these places there
are more than one base. Around
Shanghai. for instance, there are
at least four fields.
-Four other airfields In the area
probably would be only secondarily
involved in Formosa operation.
These are at Suchow, Pengpu.
Kashing and Canton. There are
big fields at Canton. but mostly for
the defense of the Pearl River
military and commercial harbor.
New airfields are now reported
under construction In the coastal
area, some of them close to Que-
moy and Matsu.
$50 Red Plones
Peiping already has sent about
$50 aircraft Of all types into the
general Formosa area. -Four hum
dred are Jet fighters, 225 propeller
driven fighters, 100 attack bombers
and I25 other bombers. There are
no Jet bombers reported on the
central Chinese airbases, but, Of
course. they could be flown in
quickly.
Chang has only about $50 fighter
planes. not all OF these Jets. But
the United States 7th Fleet has
at least 800 planes In the vicinity,
and there are rumors that others
are on the way.
Another two squadrons Of United
States Air Force Jets were reported
to have flown into Forrnosa from
Japan and the Philippines. In
further show OF strength, American
Air Force officials announced that
BAT Jet bombers had been dis
patched to the Formosa vicinity
which probably means Okinawa.
Other fighter bomber outfits left
Japan for South Korea, where they
win be In striking distance Of Shang-
hal sirfields.
The air maneuvers Indicated that
the war Of nerves was well under
way. even before Congress indorsed
the Presidents policy, and well be-
fore the United Nations could act.
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The Noyies

The importance Of the Quemoy-
Matsu line, including the offshore
islands. becomes clear upon ex-
animation OF Red Chinese naval
dispositions. Most OF Peiping's
small feet is concentrated in the
south at the Pearl River base, In
the vicinity Of Canton, and In the
north at the Chushan Islands
anchorage, just below Shanghai.
Chiang's navy, with the help Of
offshore island concentrations. has
kept the Red navy out Of the main
land area opposite Formosa.
Thus the Reds are denied naval
access to Annoy and Foochow Har-
bors. the two key invasion staging
areas for any assault on Formosa.
II the Communists take the Tachens
part of their navy win be able to
move . little closer to ForInosa
According to James Fighting
Ships" the Red Chinese have
light cruiser. 10 destroyer escorts
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Ground Forces

Chang Kai-shek claims he has
some 100000 electives on Formosa.
Many Of these are aging troops,
however, and only 250,OoO TO $4,000
are considered ready for hard fight
ing duty.
That viii not be enough to match
Red China. Of course, IL the Com
munists succeed in getting their
massive forces across the straits.
This Is q big II. Of Tpurse.
Not 50 large q condition, however,
is involved In estimating Red China's
CONTINUED on Page abb
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will firmly strike back with
heavy blows" If he IS ottocked.
defenders pointed to this passage in
the presidential message:
Authority for some Of the oetions which
might BE- required would be- inherent in
the authority Of the commonder In Chief.
Until Congress con oct would not hesi-
tote, 50 for as my constitutional powers
extend, to take whatever emergency action
might BE- forced upon Us in order to
protect the rights and security Of the
United States.
In House debate. 1t was pointed
out that q former President. William
Howard Taft. had emphasized that
only Congress can declare war but
the President could. in deploying his
armed forces, create q situation in
which Congress had no alternative
but to recognize that condition OF
war already existed. Mr., Eisen-
hover, In the message quoted. was
on record as being well aware OF
this.
Democrats were reluctant to vote
themselves out of q possible political
issue, il war were to break out. But
most of them put country above
party. Most still had vivid memo
ries of Republican charges in 1852
that President Truman ignored
Congress in sending American troops
into Korea.
Those who worried at the vague
ness of the time limit did not charge
that President Eisenhower might
try to exceed his powers. But they
pointed out that he might not out
last the resolution. and many were
not so enthusiastic about indorsing
such wide powers for Vice President
Richard Nixon. or some other Presi-
dent.
Bellicosity
Senator Hubert Humphrey, DEM
ocrat, Of Minnesota first proposed an
amendment to the resolution deny
ing the President power to defend
the Chinese offshore islands. But
after Thursdays Qualification by Mr..
Eisenhower. Mr.. Humphrey with
drew his amendment.
Senator Wayne Morse Of Oregon.
meanwhile, still wss not satisfied.
He claimed that on the basis Of
secret information supplied the
Senate Foreign Relations and Armed
Services Committees. a general or
admiral presumably he had ADJ
miral Arthur w. Radford, chairman
of the Joint Chiefs of Staff, in mind
could suck US into q preventive war
before we could back out. He also
feared that Generalissimo Chang
Kai-shek might find a similar OPP
portunity.
Senator william LANCER Of North
Dakota also opposed the resolution,
because. he believed. 1t would au-
thorize sending American troops
onto the mainland Of China.
Senators Walter George Of Georgia
and william r. Knowland Of Cali
ifornia, who sat in on the same
hearings MIR. Morse and Mr.. LANCER
attended. accused the OregUnian Of
providing Red China with propa-
ganda and brushed aside the North
Dakotan's objection. They also
publicly put their faith In the Pres
ident.
Senator Estes Kefauver Of Ten
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The question OF sovereignty over
Formosa would be left for later,
peaceful consideration-put on ice,
in other words.
United States officials are reported
to have agreed to the first step in
this plan, which would be Security
Council invitation for Red China to
present its case. The thinking is
that such a move would be proce-
dural, not subject to either the
Nationalist Chinese or Soviet veto.
Whether India and Russia have
enough influence with Chou En-lai
to get him to modify his liberation"
policy is the big question, President
Eisenhower was publicly skeptical at
his press conference a week ago last
Wednesday.
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Eisenhower Gets Congress Go-Aheod
For Whatever Action Is Necessary

ueoy year. United States opened the 1855
cold note last
week.
Red China put notice that America is firmly united
Presidents decision keep the Pesca
uniendly win Chang Ka shek
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CHEVY CHASE CHARMER, between
the. clubs and priced unbelieyahl,
under 30s. Quality in every way
Here's truly buy for the growing
slate roof: best neighborhood; 3 bed.
rms, 2 baths, attrac. ciubrm., porch
gar Priced for quick sale. EN-. g.
334s or DI. 1880. THOMAS J
COLESViLLE AREA! S14.5o0.-Well.
cared-for 3-bedrm. expandible
home. sep. dining I'm, huge modern
stream. RIPLEY Il ROMER. EV. 4.
NALL, IL M anR III &-3naS
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

$3.50 Down. balance like rent; viers
Mil Village; 4 rms. and bath, full
bsmt.. fenced yard. HOWARD r
SCHAFER. OIL. 2-544I. -16
WHY PAY MORE? $4,000 will buy
a cute bungalow. with 3 bedrms.,
nr. Four Corners. Lovely yard. CT,
A: J. KESSINGER q CO.. ~. g.
MODERN AND DIFFERENT-s-bed-
room. center-hall rambler: full
basement; Silver Spring area: $751;
700. 10. 4-6S50. --16
A BETHESDA BARGAIN-Brick Co
lonial; z rms. IA baths; nr.
schools: VA and FLA. OIL. 2-9454.
NEAR MRS. KS, former Silver Star
Home prewar custom built, In
immae. cond. Center-hall plan. with
loft. lst-fir. den: 3 twin-sized
bedrms. 2 tiled baths. Screened
s siSa p Tes rP Fila Fss asnes9
WE'LL TAKE AN OFFER to the
owner Of this Sil. spg. home In the
desisn with 5 bedrooms. den. large
upper porch. nice family yard; close
to schools and shops: VA approved
It for $4,000. RIPLEY & ROMER
S ~ Sl91ia .soo-sa 500 down. ap.
Bs sST si br[ per oo 0 T buy ssgs this
Powder rm., liy. rm. with frepi.,
table-space kit, side ser. porch, full
bsmt. and gar. A real buy! Kensing-
ton area. Quick possession. 10
5-2S0Q til 8 pm. HUGoINs &
HARRISON. INC.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

UP TO SI50.00O to inyest--Have. yoy
good proposition that VIII stanf
managing. contact HERMAN ZIG
at Me. $4,000: niSht. RA. 6-6237
CORNER pELrcArEssEN. uptown
low rent: two apis. above: good bus
mess: low price. RIA. 6-9704.
FOR SALE, on Capitol Hin. roomlni
must so Be seen 70 be appreciated, o.
bA iinSGi Dsifrs Is j; washers, ! ex.
tractors. S driers: Arlington: $l4,:
900; 50, 600 down. "A; T.59os:
WOULD LIKE TO CONTACT ,gooe
automobile mechanic who would b.
interested in use OF our mechanics
siT lhass II ff Iimoasiile: SaraSe OF
q. s. i. in South Arlington: refer
enees required. OF. 4-S442, lib
1900 DOWN-Sla.500 full price
Weli-furn.. clean, u rms; 4 kits
baths. converted row bfk, Du'
pont Circle. 21Q0 blk. r st. Nc
z SEsks,s; ga "a, S s,sI. 4 u o, M
2-sSa3. Wv. VI. LEWIS. --t6
TIRE STORE. est over 80 years oil
same excellent D. c. central loca
ton: includes present stock and
equip; recapping and vulcaniztnG
equip. optional. Owner retiring
TrifierS save your time and mine;
reasonable. Box TAB. Star.
PARTNER WANTED for new type
retail food business. wonderful op'
portunity. RA. 1858. 13s
CHfhDkEE'S and ladies apparel
store In Maryland shopping center
Excellent for couple: reasonable
Box IND. Star.
RESTAURANT. sale Or rent: dolnT
good business; lie. ID" See OWN
ER, 1l-2 or 70, 63S No. Capitol 81
DBL. AND REST, sc. Reduced FOL
quick sale: low overhead; excel
lent location. LII. 1928. 49,
LUNCHEOEETTE and soda fountain
Upper Georgia avenue. next 90 the
ater. closes 4 pm, q days, beauti.
full equipment: must sell on account
Of other business: SO 500 down vii
handle, w. e. THRIFT Exclusive
141l Pa. ave. NV, Ma S-s14a
MorELs FOR sALE-AdvIce and
consultation By exclusive full -ttns
motel aroker and travel specialist
offering recommendation on best
buys 10 matels and sites, JOE II
THOMPSON. 232 woodward Bldg.
I'm. 3-l320.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-spacious
Colonial brick home with slate roof
is vacant. newly decorated and
priced TO sell quickly. 3 bedrms. :,
2 baths with finished dormitory
rm.. rec. I'm. with f1repl. and pow
der rm. olassed-in porch, OF lily
s sm tSs ea5 saFes s7 sssF b ~ sfseS.
LEY REALTY CO, I'M. 2-23.6i
amer fSfai: e. y. I PaRK, s1s,sso- Fin.
quality Diet. white brk. 3-bedroonl
Colonial, 2 blocks from Janney and
st. AIMS schools: first-hoor powder
room, porch. garage, full basement
PHILLIPS. D1. 7-l4l1; ewes. OIL
BERKELEY. NEW HOME--Magnifi.
cent new brk. Colonial in the exclu-
siye close-in Foxhail road section
o rms. g bedrms.l, 3h baths: Spa
eious center-hall plan. with library
lay: and 2 wonderful big family
F E8s s g. PHh 1fsRSsss' Di sn sa14 Fl
ewes. EN-. 1906.
CHEVY CHASE, clcse to Circle
Dead-end street location and supert
for children as playground Is very
nearby. Fine condition. Beautifully
Preea s ms Sy Dtsssnt Ssdrms
fAD. 2-744D. THOMAS L. PHIL.
LIPS. WO, $4,000.
GEORGETOWN-For sale By owner
2-bedroom renovated house in Root
location Easy terms and financing
Can 70 s. DI. 7-h12I. IA
BLVD, 5000 Sherrier place NV
New brick town-house. simply
beautiful. 2 baths. fireplace. 2 OF
3 bedrms, beautiful kit. with din
area: fenced-in yard: must see Il
appreciate. Reas. down payment
500 mo. on balance. Call FE
3-1899 after z pm. -1b
GLOVER PARKS rooms. bath. com.
pletely reconditioned; vacant. Price
Mt. Pleasant 81. N.w.--s rms. ~
baths, porches. garage; clear
cond. Low price. terms.
Shepherd Park-Stone older dwell
ing, beautiful corner. near excel.
lent school: 8 rms. IA baths. Price
low. Terms and possession. Inquire
GEORGE !. BoRdER, INC. ca;
Wo. 6-7649, EN-. G-s673 --13
WALTER REED AREA
Mod. 4-yr.-old, lge., semidet., 0-rm
brk.. home; LIST a. powder RIM; dish.
washer, garbage disposal; screened
| porch, rec. rm., maids rm.. patio
nr; schools. churches. transp. RIA
| ATTTp unrvr, .. m ~ - eEo,
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BETHESDA, MD.
COR. BRICK RAMBLER

Match this II you can
Tyr. old. superb location.
white-painted brick. picket
fence, 9 large rooms, 3 twin
bedrms.. . luxury baths, day
light hsmt., built-in garage,
gas heat, Low down pay
ment, 4hGs financing, early
possession. Priced for immed.
sale, S24.950. BY appt. only.
ALDoN PROPERTIES, INC,
1012 Woodward Bldg. Ma.
1910; ewes, EN-. 1861,
10, 4-603I.
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HOUSES UNFURN. tcens.,
MICHIGAN PARK

1925 SARGENT RID. NE.
4 blocks north Of new Providence
Hospital. Newly decorated 3-bedIm.
s s1eeS sasS, S anS r.rSsns
disposals; full basement. we'll
equipped kitchen, lls baths; si0b,
inspect. cali MR.. CLARK, DI. 2
1895, So, or MRS. BULoW. Ii.
3-0565. after 5 pm, -I8
CQLQRED-2 AND 3-BEDROONI
HOUSES avail. all sections. DI
1883. Ewes. tn. 2-7l40. 10
CoLoRED-3484 gath ST. Sc
Semidet.. 3 rms, bath and full
bsmt.. gas heat. Call co. 5-o222.
CoLORED-4s4l DUBOIS PL. Sc.
Semidet., 8 rms, bath and full
hsmt.; excellent cond.; gas auto
matte heat; $95 mo. Call CO.
|coLoREp-WooDRIDGE SECTION.
fs S1S l sa,. st. n 1n. snd BATHS fs
91-ft. front; full basement; oil
MANN, Ma. S-232I. is
CoLORED-11th AND CONSTITU-
T1ON N.E.-Redee. S-rm. brk.. 5
bedrms., 2H full baths. full bsmt.,
oil h.-w.h., huge brk. gar: pay On
81 sta4 Sab F Rats -s5ss s you 4i in"
COLORED-2415 II ST. NV. - 2
rms. and hath, h.-w.h,. $50. ST.
$500: after 9 pm. Re. 1854.
10
COLORED-4O45 GAULT PI. NE
4 rms. bath; gas h.-w.h;; $47.50
mo. Elk. $4,000. no. 2-0325.
CoLORED - 1880 N ST. NV. - g.
rm. house TO be dec: reduced to
SIS. co. 6-2S33. ia. 9-6249. -l5
COLORED - OPEN TODAY 1854
Hayes st. ne. 8 rms. bath; 2
reas. rent, Dixie REALTY CO.,
a0fs 1AJC 7 or n W
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HOUSES TO SHARE
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

CONGRESSIONAL FAMILY wishes
to rent nicely furn. house in NV.
Wash. with rec. rm. or ltbr. and
bedrms. Call Ma. $3.50. Ext; 5ss.
CHEVY CHAsE-Bethesda - unfurn.
3 heorms. up to 5000. ST, $3.50.
day. HU. $4,000. RIM. AS50, night.
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDED-we
have fine tenants for homes In
NV. D. C. and nearby Nd. Free
appraisal. No delay For complete
rental service. phone US today;
PERRY HAY CO., JU. 6-6242. Id
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Valuahle OpportunitY

Valuable Opportunity
No competition. We hold pending
patent rights. Initial investment OF
SI,930 to S4,825 required, there
fore we viii assist In financing up
to $4,000 for expansion In this
rapidly growing field that Ii DE-
PRESTON PROOF.
The business Is completely estab-
lished for you and there's millions
OF dollars already spent In adVer-
Using
Persons selected win be trained:
no selling required; lust honest
and reliability more important than
experience. INCOME STARTS I'M
MEDfATELY. We even insure your
equipment and GUARANTEE YOUR
INVESTMENT BACK 1905. Phone
RE. 7-9l4B. Ia
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MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE


EDELMAN MOVING AND STORAGE
will accept surplus furniture as part
payment on your moving, storage;
reas. ia. 9-2937; ewes, RIA. 3-1416.
16'
CHESTER MovERS---Large or small.
we do them all. ST. $3.50, ia.
9-0116 evenings.
LIGHT HAULING. local moving:
beaches q specially. 8. L. MORRIS,
TU. 2-1150 or Ii. 8-2Ss9.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage In
separate rooms: expert packing.
Phone NO. 7-0104. UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1905.
HILL, well-known mover-ins. exper
men; closed vans; low rates; apis.
low IS 500; any mr.. AP. 1866.
MOVING AND HAULING, day or
night: expert handling: reasonable
rates. Do. 7-e6s7.
HENDERsoN's MOVING SERVICE
ArlinktQn's oldest movers. Large
or small. We move them all" Pre-
estimates. IA. 7-0276. --i6
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ALEXANDRIA
$3.50 DOWN
o nrDn@@1rr

Modern brick home. approx. { yrs.
old, immac. cond,; has spacious liv.
rm.. din. area. fully equipped kit.
2nchor-fenced lot. A Located s1 close set e
bus, school and shopping center: S
Minis. to Pentagon and airport,
Price, Sill. $50: monthly payts.. $50
incl. taxes. For details, call MR.,
McGINNISS, MA. $4,000: ewes, tn.
2-23sS Dist 45-Va.)
Frederick w. Berens Sales
1879 L st, NV. Ma. $4,000
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RETHESDA

Very large den and powder
rn1. on LIST q: aboye-sround
garagsei 2 hedr dT, ar q. bath bath
white picket fence. This brick
home is beautifully decorated
and Is attractiyely priced at
S23,700; one block from bus,
near public and parochial
schools. W; B. WRIGHT EN-.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

SMALL FURN. BACHELOR APT.
wanted by Bureau of Standards en-
ploye, pref. In apt. bldg. Box Cog
D. Star. IA
1-BEDRM. APT, furn. or unfurn. /;
NV. section; prefer GEORGETOWN;
parking facilities: bsmt.. LIST or End
q. Write MIR. YUMAN, Apt. j, 1901
Calvert st. NV. IA
NEED q Tenant Finder"7 For
good (whitel tenants In D. c., at
reas. fee. call MANDEI.. AID. 4-3400.
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HOUSES FOR SALe-s.E.

ANACOSTIA MODERN TWO
FAMILY FLAT, ONLY $12. 800.
Perfect for couple who want to get
ahead Live in one, collect rent
from other. Low down payment,
easy terms, Call Mr.. CLARK. RIA.
3-901i. MARSHALL J, MAPLE
co. RE5Aad LTToR, 1924 l4th st. NV"
CoSeREss HEIGHTS. s217 18th
pl,-owner In Calf. must sacrifice.
attr. frame bungalow, 2 bedrms. e.
expandible attic, full bsmt. cow.
to everything. Inspect and make
offer, NEWCoMB REALTY. 10. q
ssToRY sEMlDET.. brk.: liv. nm,
din. rm.. kit, Q bedrms., de luxe
bath. full bsint,: l yr. old. Only
SS $3.50 d9ER; priced for quick sale
NEAR "a. AND MINI. AYES. st..
Francis Parish. semidet.
brick. g rms, 2 baths. rec. rm: gas
BOO sr' H hssi Stff REAE 9rlsa ic. L.
.4-34o0: LU. 2-5976.
lII0 CONGRESS ST.--Two-bedrm
semidet. brick, full bsmt., gas neat,
front porch. nice yard with Anchor
fence. Out-of town owner anxious
to sell. To inspect. JOHN L. Shell
TON, REALTOR, 10. $4,000. la
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SILVER SPRING
pDTrK DAMPTEP
ST. CAMILLUS PARISH
WOODSIDE PARK

Conveniently located brick
rambler, only few years
old and In perfect condition.
Living room, dining room,
GE Kitchen, 3 bedrooms, 2
baths, and glassed-in rear
porch. Grand basement with
recreation room. One OF the
best areas in Silver Spring.
Priced in the mid S30s for
quick sale. Call Ma. S-6440.
Sidney z. Mensh & CO
THE GALLERY OF HOMES"
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CHEVY CHASE, MD.
ROLLINGWOOD-Center hall. brick
home on q wooded lot. near Rock
room on 1st floor. 4 bedrooms and
2 baths on End floor. Stairs 70
storage attic. This home is well
priced at $40. 800. Phone WO: g.
$500 until pm. EDW. H. JONES
g. CO.. INC. Chevy Chase. D. C.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

WASHINGTON GROVE, amid mag
niflcent trees. Separate dining. 5
huge bedrms., screened porch. love-
ly garden. Refined professional
community: auto. heat, furn. or
unfurn.; $500, cleo. incl 10; 4
Os13. lis
ATTRACT. s-BEDRM. CONTENT.
HOME; unusual floor plan and color
scheme: compl. furn. OIL. 2-5331.
EAST CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Loveiy
weil-furn. 4-bedrm. home; flrepl.,
gas heat garage: SITS. 10. 4-6579,
141s PARKweoD PL. N.w- bed.
rms, ga baths garsgs, lge. din
rm.. hv. rm.; $3.50 mo. MA. S-4561'
1903 SOUTH OAKLAND ST., ARL.,
VA.-S bedrms., sep. din. rn., full
bsmt., washer: S115 mo. 10
CHEVY CHASE VIC, 6347 3Ist st.
Tastefully furnished S-bedroom
brick house with full basement and
garage; S1T5 mo. Phone Mr.. Yount,
with FRANK S. PHILLIPS, D1. 4
l4l1. -l6
ARTISTS STUDIO in historical
Franklin Forest near Falls Church,
Va, ideal for couple, tranquil wood
ed area. 10 MINIS. TO. fenkARon enu
District: emo. lease or longer:
KE S-65S1. Ia
COUNTRY COTTAGE, 4 rooms: near
Bowie and Fit. Meade: lge. grove
trees and garden: beau. yard: beau
tifuIly and com. furn.: every mod.
conY.: 500. Call Central 1881,
YATES GARDENS. ALEXANDRIA,
Charming newly decorated 2-bed-
room house with lovely walled gar
den. Ready for immediate oecu-
pancy. Convenient to. transporta-
ton, schools and shops; Sl45
month. XII. 9-S112. 10
1866 OGDEN ST. N.W.1-Just on OF
hot-water heat. Rent only $4,000
Call MA. S-4493.
Congress Heights Area
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hEFSINGIUN
1922 ANDERSON RID.
Lovely Colonial detached brick, large
corner lot Excellent financing. For
appointment call
MICHAEL WALSH & SONS
1911 Eye 81. NV.
RE. 7-s2S2 JU. 7-677A
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SERVICE STATION
For lease, by major oil companies;
located on Lee hwy, in the heart OF
Falls Church area: modern 2-baS
station: sallonage rental. capital
requirement OF $4,000. Call ia. D
$500 for further information. liz