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Evening star., 1955-02-11
TwoMen' 'sCompIainI
OF Police Brutality
Investigated by FBI .
SuIesmen Were Token
Into Custody in Probe a
Of Phone Threats

The Federal Bureau of Investi-
CATION today was investigating
a complaint from two used car
statesmen that they were beaten
while in police custody.
United States Attorney Leo A
Rover also has ordered a full
investigation.
The complaint was lodged by
Steven R. Kotecki. 81. of the
$500 block of Twenty-ninth
street Sc. and Anthony H
Celani, 27, of the 600 block Of
Belle View boulevard. Alexandria
Va.
The FBI said it was making ar
inquiry to determine if there had
been violation of the civi
rights of the compliments.
The two men. statesmen fol-
Wilson'S used-car lot, at 227
K street NV, were arrested on
disorderly conduct charges by
morals division detectives in
vestigating threatening tele-
phone calls after a recent
arrest case involving a woman
Inspector Roy Blick, head OF
the morals division, said.
Inspector Blick said the in
cident stems from the arrest
and subsequent acquittal of a
29-year- -old woman accused of
vagrancy.
Phone Threats Reported.
The inspector said a man he
refused to name had complained
of receiving threatening tele-
phone calls. The police officer
identified the complainant as a
man who had introduced the
woman to an undercoverman
in the morals division.
Inspector Blick said the COM
plainant began receiving threat
enlng telephone calls shortly
after the woman was arrested
as a result of the introduction.
Morals Division detectives also
received threatening telephone
calls. the inspector said.
Mr.. Kotecki and Mr.. Celani
related this story:
Story of Incident.
Mr.. Kotecki called John A.
Sunderland at his car lot on
Wisconsin avenue NV, about
an automobile deal, and during
his conversation learned that
Tim Mcdonald, the complainant
Inspector Blick would not name,
(See POLICE, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1955-02-11
Last Troops Go
Aboard 10 Sail
From Tachens
Evacuation Fleet
Winding Up Task to
Depart Tomorrow
By the Assoeieted Press

TAIPEI. Formosa, Feb. H.
Chinese Nationalist soldiers dy-
namited and set fire to build
ings and Notifications today and
United States Navy officers said
the evacuation of the Tachen
Islands was in its final phase.
Gale winds that had slowed
the operation to crawl died
and steady loading continued
Officers said the armada prob
ably would wind up its job and
sail by tomorrow.
Rear Admiral Lorenzo Sabin
jr., in charge of the withdrawal
said he expects the evacuation
to be completed by 3 am. Satur-
day q pm. EST, today and the
ships to leave the area by noon
Oil pm. EST, today)
Cruisers to Cover Pullout.
Admiral Sabin said 7th Fleet
cruisers will cover the pullout,
with Vice Admiral Alfred M
Pride's flagship, the USS Helena,
the last to leave.
The Nationalist Defense Min
istry said it felt the withdrawal
was entering its crucial stage
with most land Notifications
blown up and equipment and
troops ready for shipping.
1t said this was a critical
period although there was no
indication the Com m u n S S
to attack.
One Shot Operation.
"Ships of the great evacuation
armada pitched and rolled at
anchor off the islands," Associ-
ated Press Correspondent Jim
Becker reported from the am
phibious force flagship Estes.
A. P. Correspondent Forrest Ed
wards, aboard a United States
carrier, reported indi-
cations on his ship that the troop
is a one-shot affair.
Nationalist troops. guns and
equipment will be loaded and
the whole armada. including the
protective warships, will make
the trip to Formosa together,
Mr.. Edwards said.
Carriers and pilots were pre-
pared to shift their Jet and pro-
oeller driven air cover umbrella
from the Tachens to the ocean
anes to Formosa, he reported.
1T seems certain that the
evacuation feet will have air
cover from the time it leaves the
Stands until it gets to Formosa."
ne quoted a Navy briefing off,
GER. 1--WE are ready to shift
cover whenever ordered"
Anti-Submarine Patrols.
The carrier Princeton, espe-
cially adapted for anN-subma-
rine warfare, has been assigned
a special protective mission as
the evacuation sails for Formosa.
1t seemed almost certain that
other carriers would provide air
cover and anti-submarine patrols
while evacuation ships are still
near the Tachens.
The final stage of the evacu-
lion was severely hampered by
bitter, rain-laden winds.
The two TachenS and the Yu
Shan group to the northeast
and Pishan to the southwest
have been stripped of all CIV
IlianS.
Nationalist troops in number
(See FORMOSA, Page A-5.)
Evening star., 1955-02-11
Motusow Publisher Expected
To Avoid Jail for Contempt
Ex-Red Witness Tells Court Thot Cohn
Worked With Him on False Evidence
He has denied any involvement

He has denied any involvement
in false testimony by Matusow.
Matusow said the false testi-
mony revolved around a book,
Law of the Soviet State" by
the late Andrei Vishinsky, for
mer Soviet Foreign Minister.
"Cohn said that because of a
section of this book it would be
important to connect the book
with the defendants" Matusow
told the retrial hearing.
Matusow said he told Mr..
Cohn that Alexander Trachten-
berg, one of the defendants, had
asked him casually about how
the book was selling.
He said that several days later
Mr.. Cohn pointed to a passage
in it and told me that that pas
sage was important in proving
the Governments case"
The witness said he told Mr..
Cohn that he had not discussed
the passage with Trachtenberg
but that in later sessions with
Mr.. Cohn I'VE developed the
answer which gave in my tes-
timony, tying Trachtenberg to
the passage
Form of Socialist Law,
In the trial, Matusow testified
that Trachtenberg said the con-
cept laid down in the passage
was a new form of socialist law
and that party members should
be familiar with it.
Attached to the Communists
retrial motion was the Matusow
affidavit stating: 1--WE both knew
that T'rachtenberg never made
the statements which I attribu-
ted to him in my testimony"
At Green Bay. Wis, Senator
Mccarthy said last night: IF
Roy Cohn denies he was in
volved in any such agreement,
I know that Roy Cohn is abso-
lutely trustworthy he never
deviates from the truth"
The publishing firm of CAM
eron & Kahn. Inc. also said yes
terday they have wired Senator
(See MATUSOW, Page A-6.)
Evening star., 1955-02-11
Greet Stone Fuce to Go
On Postage Stamp Soon
By the Assoeioted Press

FRANCONIA, N. H., Feb. IL
The Great Stone Face which has
gazed for untold centuries from
a cliff towering above Franconia
Notch, in New Hampshire's
White Mountains. soon will grace
a postage stamp.
Word was received from As
sistant Postmaster General AL
bert Robertson today that the
stamp will commemorate the
150th anniversary. this year. of
the discovery by white men of
the gigantic profile.
Evening star., 1955-02-11

(parliament) decree releasing
the men. A later decree. also
signed by Marshal Voroshilov.
who is chairman of the pre-
sidium of the Supreme Soviet,
named seven new men elected
to the Supreme court.
The former members we're
identified as I. v. Detistov, L. D.
Dmitrieyev, I. M. Zaryanov, P.
T. Klopov, I. o. Matulevich and
P. P. Pavelnko. Newly elected
members were v. v. Borisogleb-
sky, v. l. G. Vorobyev, I. A.
Dashin, A. A. Dolotsov, P. A.
Likhachev, B. S. Stepanov, B. S.
Tsyrlinsky.
No other details were given.
Separate From Other Shifts.
There appeared to be no i'm
mediate connection between the
supreme court changes and the
recent fall of Georgi Malenkov
from his post as premier.
The decree re moving the
judges was dated February 7, a
day before Nikolai Bulganin
succeeded Premier Malenkov. 1t
was approved at the six-day
session of the parliament which
accepted the Malenkov resigna-
ton.
The supreme court has more
than 70 members and 35 peoples
assessors.
None of the dismissed justices
was known to be prominent in
political affairs. They may have
been associated with trials of
Soviet officials during the life
time of Stain which have since
been Exposed" by the post Stain
government as frameups.
No Prospective Purges.
On last December "a the
Soviets announced the execution |
of former Minister of State Sc |
curity Victor Abakumov on ac-
cusations he faxed charges
against innocent party and gov
ernment officials, in particular
in a previously unrevealed
"Leningrad trial" The six
ousted justices might have been
associated with this trial.
The dismissals and new ap-
pointments do not indicate any
prospective purge trials. When
the Soviet Union holds top-level
treason trials. special courts are
appointed which in part bypass
the Supreme Court. This was the
case in the court headed by Mar
shall Ivan S. Konev which con-
victed Lavrenti Beria in late 1858.
The Soviet Supreme Court has
always been on all important
issues merely a rubber stamp for
the Communist Party and Soviet
government.
Peaceful Policies Stressed.
Meanwhile, the Moscow Radio
pictured Soviet Russia's new
leaders as firmly welded to poll
cies of peace and co-existence.
This was coupled with the usual
Red raps at Western defense
arrangements.
The broadcast appeared de-
signed to counter belief in the
West that the Soviet Union has
assumed a new tough look.
THE foreign policy of the
Soviet Union and of all countries
of the socialist (Communist)
camp" it said, lis a policy of
preserving and strengthening |
peace. 1t is based on Lenin's |
principles of the co-existence of |
different social systems
Most western observers viewed |
the government changes in Mos
cow and the restoration of en-
phasis on heavy industry-the
kind of plants that make arma-
ments-as signaling a new
freeZeup in the cold war,
Evening star., 1955-02-11
Valentine Traditions
For Teen-Agers

TEEN SCENE--Soue Of the worlds
most fomous lovers we're teen oqers.
Sharon Dordn reminds US os she re.
coils q few historic traditions con-
neeted with St. Valentines Doy on
page B-4.
GIGANTIC BoWL--Beneoth two
miles Of ice, GreenIond is shaped like
huge bowl with crock rim of
three mountoin ranges, Thomos R.
Henry, science editor, soys on poge
Az. Should oil Of its million -yeor
accumulation Of ice melt the worlds
secs would rise so feet.
NEW FAcE-The oreo, ineIudinq
President Eisenhower's farm, is rep
resented by Democrat in the House
Of Representatives. Meet jones M.
Quieley, new Democratic Representa-
tive from PennsyIvouio on pose B-6.
Evening star., 1955-02-11

Struggle for Power Seen os Continuing.
Poee AS
Evening star., 1955-02-11
Russia Dismisses Six Members
Of Supreme Court in Shokeup;
Seven Named as requirements
Decree MAKING
Changes Signed
By VoroshiIov
BY the Associated Press

LONDON, Feb. 11.-Moscow
radio said today six members of
the Supreme Court of Soviet
Russia have been released from
their duties and seven others
elected to the body.
Marshal Klementi Voroshilov
signed the Supreme Soviet
Evening star., 1955-02-11

An Associoted Press Newspaper
Evening star., 1955-02-11

Temperatures Today.
Evening star., 1955-02-11
Valentines

Hearts and flowers time. February H.
is almost here and Eleni, The Stars
fashion editor, offers men some ideas for
remembrances that should go over big
with every lady.
Page B1.
Evening star., 1955-02-11

Rain possibly mixed with snow this eve
ming. Cold wave tonight, low near IS.
Tomorrow cold. CFull report on Page A-20
TOdav
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TAKES A LOT a, LoOKIN TO n

.Iiii. II. dee .ot. stone cosonizl
with 3 bedrms. up and n1ahcg
paneied den down: 22-ft. iiv- rm
and large din. rmA Lot goes baet
TO stream with Ioot bridge, ane
stone barbecue pit. Only ST. .g5o
iYS Sa. TrHoMPsoN. "a. e.2i2I.
FOUR-nEDRM. SPLIT LEvEL--Din
rna.. large kit. With. eatinE space
.recr. rm, with fireplace. level lot
mr.. busiine; price, $4,000 R0R.
ScHACH REALTY. JEa e731o6
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COUNTRY ATMOSPHERE. y

inutes from doMntoWn deal of 1oy
children. Imaeinei Level hall
acre 70 romp and play plus plenty
Home carefully built Of brick and
tile distinctive character marks
its western rambling style. Party.
sized iiy, rm. with fireplace. sep
sTate din. nm. hug sparsiinss
f fIf Baths; ISN'T, pisyroo WITH
s ssns e only g s1Ssbo e sHflglP a
10000 REAL ESTATE SERVICE.
INC. 4763 Lee hwy Con oiebel
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i WILL TRADE your D. c, house on
one Of our lovely 3: = sna ? ne ela1,
Si9.S 500 up. Call Mr.. Taskef.- L.
PAUL r. STONE. Realtcr. 10. s.ss0s
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LOW ON CASH?


BRENTWOOD; $500 down, assume
AZ loan hree-bedrIn. brick CAP.
KENTLAND: $3.50 down. bedrm
single home, newly dec; din. rm.
equip. kit, full dry bsmt.; i'm. pos
ERWIN REALTY CO.
WA. f.l2a2. WA. 7-0334. WA. 7-240(
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ONE on YOIIo

view Of the picturesqu,
baths: In Q lovely section OF othel
nne homes, IN the convenient VII
Iage OF Forest Heights. Priced
ut S2n,500. on terms. Phone
until s pm. 10. T-Ss37.
jim BRITT
1920 INDIAN HEAD HWY, Sc
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CHILDREN'S HAVEN
EXTRAORDINARILY

Fun 2-story brick large living roam
with fireplace, den and powder
bath end floor. Full basement;
auto. gas heat: block 10 element
AIRY ana new il. h. s.: SIS, 6tlti. For
sale BY OWNER. Phone OIL. g.
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HOUSES ron SALIVA.
Arlineton,s Buy Of week

owsEI5Ri Ell LE n yWNXGkEE Enh pfs ~
Attractive Colonial In Immaculate
condition.; level. shaded lott excel.
lent Ecighborhood. close In and
convenient TO everything. Lfv. rm.
with fireplace. family dining room.
complete kitchen: 3 bedrms.. 2nd
another bedrm.i full hsmt. with
washing machine and extra refgr [;
garage. Priced at only Si7.50Q.
Shown BY. appointment only until
Sunday after noon at which time
Il will be open for inspection.
Directions: Via n diebe I'd. and
either. 18th or 18th SITS. to North
Wakefield.
JOHN J LoFLIN -
"a JH a. 7.os72 -
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I, ANDOVER HILLS

So NO. INCLUDES ALL! "a
HI. liz. rm.: din. rrn.: equip. KIT,
3 bedrms.. tile bath up. venetian
blinds: ,SI0.750 GI. ]. VICTOR
TrTTrKrvt an r2US0
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1-REOROOM

Brick Cape Cod. mr.. U. OF Nd. cam.
pus, for $i3.600, vets or non-sets
Sep din. area. equipped kit. full
bsmt. with rec. rm, and firepl.
Workshop and photo dArkIoom
Vacant. Have you seen our ney
split level st $4,000?
BURCH REALTY co.
10. a-50ee TIL q PM.
AFTER Z PM, WA. 1891
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HOUSES for SALE. VA. Cont.

TOR vALUE--New brick rambler.
proved aae Il Ie sfs5oe. With low down
bsdrms.. cieyeriy desisned Ia baths,
liv. rm., firepi., sep. din. rln- and
fully equip. kit. incl, eye-level
oven. disposal and breakfast space
complete main floor; full bsmt.
gith bath and picture w nspTy
COMPANY. ia. 6-o303. Once open
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$13,95O-GI Apr. FOR
JEFFERSON ST, mod. bunselow: 4 bed
rms, full bsmt., gar: bus ~ dpgr
Ige, lot, Ewes. HE. 1896. HE
l-akfll w. w, LEWIS. I'D
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$7,100'
q RooMs. BATH.

s4so cSsl a gETs ssttiT5LEMENr
Drive out Marlboro pike. 70 57th
ave, left 70 H 81, left short block
to Sind ave, left to s24. Sample
house open sat. and Sun. TIL dark.
CARSON u GREENE CO.
tN. 4-7373 uN. 4-ss4s
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Langley Park-$l3,500
Modern a-bedrm. brick rambler;
all-elec GE kit: only 4 yrs. old
al APPROVED. Can shew Looay'
Hugh T. Peck, HE. 4-6400
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HOUSES FoR sALE--MD.
OPEN sum. 2 TO 5
Wheatorl,
Comm Ave Estafes

IUIIII, AVE. EotatS6
Interchangeable property win ,eay,
you spcelbound, Beautiful brick
rambler Nice yard, beautifully
Handicapped. OF, non-GI, $500 cash
500 month. Pull basement. DIR.
Out oeorgia ave-. left on Viers
10 ErfehtyieW ST., left n blk "a
:,sO7 and our Open" sign. Exclu-
win Stackhouses Jr.. Realtor
no. a-zS6s Pc. e-436a
Ewes, Mr.. LIE Blanc. 20. 2-474a
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S13950

Near westmoreIand circle. 2 blocks
to D. C. bus, 2 blocks TO shopping:
clean 3-bedroom brick bungalow,
sep. liy. and din. rul.. level lot;
small cash payment Will handle.
w. B. WRIGHT. EN-. $4,000 TIL 3.
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carport. VA approved for Sl5.6n0
Gan IA; $4,000, BETTER HOMES
s BEDROoMs, s2o.75o. All bed.
rooms twin bed size. other room,
equally LARGE. De luxe. all-tile bath
on LIST floor, full bath roughed n
on Ind floor. Full basement with
outside entrance. immaculate. u
yesr-old house is top-buy value.
Level, h-acre lot. JUST 20 MIN
uTES TO THE DISTRICT. To in
speet, call METzLER. IA. $3.50
i ARLINGTON ~,
New split level; . bedrooms, "a
baths. basement and finished rec,
rm; hoti So ESQ THE LAr1pIE
CORP, ia. 5.17i7. ---i4
ARfiNCTON--New brick rsmblrr
3 bedrns,, 2 baths. gas range with
wall oven. Close In. convenient to
everything. sci 300
THE PICKETT COMPANY
"a 8. Glebe Rd.. Arl. IA. 5-25o1
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALExANDRlA--solid brick, 3 bed
rooms, 2 baths. full basement; $751;
600. Call OWNER, so. b-6s03.
ALEXANDRIA VICINITY. Just OF
Mt. Vernon blYa.--Brick rambler IN
SSssqslys maTi Sir bs rHTss. s as
Ice. luxurious kit.. fun bsmt.: attic
planned for : more rms. and bath.
SEQ 500. Call Mrs. Smith, SO. o.
955S or XII. 9-522O except week
Gay nornings. r.. w. CLARKE, liz
n. 81. tsspII ST.. Alex. Va. ~
ALEX, .AREA--cony. to Pentagon.
det., top cond.. 2 bedrnns.. liy. rm..
dinette. equip. kit, tile. bath. full
basement, attractive lot, Soft.
front with shade trees. FHA or low
Gl down payment and sos. ~ mo-,
incl. taxes and ms. XII. e-2O63.
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VACANT

R67 ~ MO. TAX Sl12, rs
area. siidins doors TO pantry
YOUNGSTOWN cabinets, Automatic
washer: 3 bedrms. and bath UP. z
rms IN full .bsmt. Sliding storm
windows inside! St Bernardo
Perish. J. VICTOR DICKEy, AP. 2
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S12.050

BRICK BUNGALOW
Fireplace In Nv. rn1., elcove to din
Tn.. tie Kitchen; full bright hsint.i
2 porches, rear screened; garage
psscesNtgEE HeishtssoaoJ' VICTOR
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EASY LIVING
GTS12 800

Three-bedrm rambler; equipped Ky:
JOHN w. MULROY co,
90 Hiiiwood Ave. Falls Church. Va
JE, $4,000 TIL Q Pm.
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GR5 AZ MONTH";

INCLUDES TAX AND INSURANCE
sl0.25o; parquet floors: iiy.. rm. AMI
din. rna.: kit has ne9 rubber tile
breakfast bar. tile walls, liz. Gu
windows and doors; cor. lot. NJ
freeway and country club. CT
], VICTOR DICKEY, AP. 7-SOe0.
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co. 5-3533. 8 I'll .

A Gracious Country Home
About IL miles from the District
formerly owned and completely re.
stored By U. 8. Diplomat for hi
own residence.
This desirable property has front
age Of about 1000 It. on an ex-
cellent paved road. and consist,
Of Is acres. For further infor.
nation please call INEZ CUSHARD
Realtor. EN-. 2-4232. Id
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100-FT'

Frontage and fenced. 3-yr. -old brick
rambler for SLIGO haSrIs, vets Gr non n,
Ice. rms.--full rec. rm. type bsmt
A wonderful buyl Vacant. Have you
seen our new spllt-ievel at S1B, h00i
BURCH REALTY co.
Ar IL; e; ! s.a.. nv w. 2 4 RE
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ParklaWn. w. HYatts.
-inIefached Rrick bungalow

Mr.. ANDREWS BOILING, CENSUS
separate dining room. fun base
mens: lovely nei1hboshood; nice'
ieyei fenced lot. ASSUME CT loan
the real surprise here Is the price.
Only xf3.9an Call Mr.. Kitchens,
ATLAS REALTY CO.. ST. SIRIUS
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/ ACRE

3-hedrm. rambler with sep. din. rm.
beautiful custom knotty-pine kit
ser. porch: garage, brick playhouse
barn for riding horses. lovely spo,
for flower and vegetable garden
many shade trees. Close to schools
transp., ETC.: adjoining U. Of Md
property. Only .$13,7b0. Have YOU
BURCH REALTY co.
TO. D-5ap2 TIL z Pm.
AFTER Z PM. WA, 1854
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Contemporary Cape Cod
Spacious living room, delightfnl din:
Ing area. two large bedrooms and
bath on nrst floor: two. large bed.
rooms and bath rouEhed In or
second: full basement. OF ap-
proved. Price. xl5.g5o.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

-, nV-11H1 -. $500, go. 49,. I.
h.Sysns No. .I Ssret Sspsss:
sn;i1 mi. sir.eonditicn.d. , hiiks sson.
nins sshonie hns % neinntss n
icEn; chsSsrIy area. WA a z !
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fOSInIIfESYnai R.alsee ff qSnham. I'd.
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eEn as seeoIstlns e GrIons, So my, Da a. q
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S s an t.i TERM s e va vi q s Sse-
HoSsHi p DAVIS : w. @Tb
as,,.s g, 81 sS.., z a. Ls {.
$1,000 down. caii til o p.m. WA.
ne HossRls :, DAVIS q
be- S.d, < sgNSaLSw; .,,,s 81. ao dim
s %, s sSsS,p ri rR snRs aEok ssSEgs
E,Iss coe w siioo VIZ Wa
ATTENT10Ns--@b0 an
See per mo. paws ali. ls-ft. liv.
rm. family din rru'. equipped kit.
tVfii.sized bedrms.. waIk-in closets.
HetteT man new cond. Close to
everythins nnd new PARKWAY.
pEiNSsE CsEoRS;Fs PRoPERTIEs,
.po.saa snHc Arowp,i, bsse.
nent. screened porch, fenced lnt:
"a 4so csii OWNER VIA. S-etI1.
a., ,so. RaMnlrR = 3 bedr rn
sns,ia Anehor.feneed lot. eouipped
kitcSen mel Snso. washer: con-
yenienfly located. mr.. Baltimore
pkWy Vets onIy. S23S cash down.
Fan III nm. WA. $4,000.
RoaERT q DAVIS Il Co. INC.
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3-BEDRO0M BRICK--separate din.
rm., liy. rm. with iifepl. SET: porch.
n4ithed rec: tm, Ee., Sos LII OK.
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Comfortable Living

In this large. three-bedroom, "a
bath brick Colonial. Study or den
on living room maids room In
basement. Near schools and trans
portation: vicinity Franklin and
Flower. S2l,S50. VA appraised.
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nPEN

Every day. Our new spiit Level. viii
? extra-lge. eedrms, den avail;
S Sis sse ea I a' suiss o S1:1
d6ie.-boWi ssnitofs in bath: wrousii
iron ratings on balcony and stair
al or PH1. Dir: out New Himp
shire ave. 70 Univ. lane. right Il
BALTIC blvd. left ! mi. to Edsewoos
BURCH REALTY co.
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TREES TURNING
ALL COLCRS"

Around this white brick Cape Cod,
HOT-WATgR HEAT. 3 bedrooms
q bedroom, powder room DOWN,
ofi-street parking. Beautiful rear
porch for outdoor living, recr
room. Bus by door. CT ap-
praised for Sl6.S00. Low down.
Graham & Co. JJJ. 5000
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BUILDER s LOSS
House and Apartment
G1S mn IL Aoro

House and Apartment
$15,000-h Acre
A really lovely 3-bedrm. home with
lge. KIT. and ICE. liv. rm. wifrepl
In addition, there Is q complete
apt. with pvt. entr.: lovely grounds
with trees. GRAHAM a. CO., ~.
5-U550. . till y.
NO DOWN PAYMENT
80 YEARS-GI
$1,000 II you qualify, this lovely
brend.new 3-bedrm. home is yours
Pull bsmt. and lge. lot. Excel. loca-
ton. GRAHAM " CO.. JU. 5-8550,
% till o.
COUNTRY GENTLEMAN
ROCKVILLE. RT. 2s, GLEN HILLS
An exceptionally fine rambler on ap-
prox. l acre Of ground in the heart
Of Montgomery County's rolling
3 foothills; 3 twin-sized bedrms., 1K
baths tremendous liv. rin.. full
bsmt. with rec. rfn., double earport.
solid brick. construction and q
view. beyond compare. Call Mis1
Heady. AID. 1882.
DOROTHY K. WINSTON CO.
Dos 18th 81. NV. 81. 3-055t
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8 BEDROOMS
q FULL BATHS
STA. 50o--First time offered. Attrac;
huiIt-ins. Beautifully HANDICAPPED
lot. Detached garage. Close to belto
nkvy- CT appraisal ordered. Cal
THOS, r. HALEY. Realtor. Ian
ham. Nd. AP. 7-6300. III