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Service Station Attendan'
SHOE REPAIRMAN

New modern shop In new store. ex:.
cellent LEGATION: one nan shop: AZ
D weeks paid vacation. Good salary.
percentage bonus, no layoff. year-
round FOB Apply in person, OFF,
CIAL CLEANERS. $40 Minnsspts
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APPLY
SAFEWAY STORES, Inc

lloa Nv x55kk lfkEw.
sac 70 $3.50 except nktuTdsys,
sundagi md FoldaIs. :
EUET-0IL TRUOK DRIVE, expert
ia eenditisng. ksierehsss nscsS-
sary. Boz 79.T. star. I'll
FURNrfURE sAfEal1AN, general
ihsfshSndiSe sSoiei previous sxperi-
sRes pEstssE;se; elfer ..l Est rs az, z.
ns3sI5RsT1assj. AEgils NES s1 NMalna5psh II;
ave. NV. f21st and Nd. 70 "a
noon. Monday thfsush Eridaya
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Electronic
Engineers
FOR
DESIGN
Development
Field Service

Rendix COM
puter, a relatively
new and fast-grow-
ing division OF Ben
dix Aviation Cor
poratiorl has posi-.
ton vacancies for
electronic engin-
GERS interested in
digital conputers
an d. associated
equipment. Candi-
dates should pos
sess q proven rec
ord Of successful
employme mt in
electronicS.
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GRO Gerry CLERK
Apply IN pefsea: 1889 Es.t-Tyes'
GROCERY MAN

Thoroughly experienesd "a sel.
ssss'ss:. a sIs sea Rs ss iss ia:ss. 81
MARKET, Fails Canych, W. al
HAIR-sTTIlsT IAN must b nest
9 vesk. No nishtgork; Wits AM, Mt
HKAUTy SALON, Patrick Henri
Aossl; Ro.noke' va ssyins sHYps'
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MECHATTC. BICYCLE

MECHANIC, BICYCLE
S.s:. fer. sss wfsns Ger for sis s;
sxpsrienced mechanic. plsesasii
shop. Apply 424 9th Of. nv. III
MESsEN0ER, h.s.F.. familiar with
METROPOLITAN Area; will need car
SS ss VI Slas nils AGeENc noro ssss
Vilsot blvd. Arl. ia. $1,000.
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/ .AROR FOREMAN

White. experienced In concrete and
is'sWsass .. Esls srs e. tSs Steady en-
pioyment and. good vases for com.
pefsft man. Apply ii person. Dan
OsTRoW CONSTRUCTION CO..
1924 Gebreia ave. wheaton, % No.
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'NSTRUMENT MAN

PullJ exnersnced, for work on large
Dan ossT TRsiN coHssTRycTIoN
CO. 1921 Georgia ave. wnesssSen;
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SALES CLOSERS

msSt Company has an opening Tor
wasting required. We believe the
ANAL sales force making big
s Usy ,t !. ths sssi si ss: o oGs
pfoHemknt lield with exclusive
franchises. Call OIL. 6-467b from
. to g Pm vn fS5 tI,tsryieT Tsr
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SHOE SALESMAN

Experienced women's shoes, subur-
ban virginia. XII. s-3224. 22
SHOE STORE MANAGER
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THE EVENING STAR

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Furniture Salesman

Furniture Salesman
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fleaisnt NofkInE eenditionf Az;
ply In pefssn to Mr. jerome. HOUSE
q HERMANN. 9TH and Eye str. nv
GAS STATION ATTENDANT, exp
s ApDIy N, 'a qes1sSss. bEzi S4Toi
CO.. 1901 3. I ave. ne. Ri
GROCERY AND RnODuCE NAN
c5iorSd, expef.. % vofk n. supe-
rette; no sun. work, reference
IN n-ab7b. II
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Young Art Thieves
Put on Probation

NEW YORK. oct. Is R.-
Two teen-age boys who stole a
priceless collection of centuries
old figurines from the Brooklyn
Museum October 5, were placed
on probation In custody Of their
parents today.
Federal Judge Louis Lorentz
specified. however. one OF the
youths would remain with his
parents only until November Is
to await a psychiatric report.
The Judge said he would dis
pose Of the present charge at
that time as well as another
charge that on September n the
same youngster fired six shots
from a 90 caliber rifle at a
passing police car.
The names of the boys. Ia
Iyear-old cousins. were not dis
iclosed.
Several Of the eight stolen
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West Offers Russians
Rodor Buffer Zone

listers as rapidly IS possible. pro-
testing to Mr.. Moiotov on the
arms sale and soliciting new.
Western aid to Offset Egypt's
gains.
Western officials said the sale
Iof Communist weapons to Arab
nations may serve two purposes
of Soviet strategy. The ship
ments could lead to fresh and
dangerous trouble in the region
the Western powers have been
trying hard to stabilize. and
might lead to a situation where
Russia viii demand a voice in
bic mower decisions In the area.
The Western document was
introduced by Mr.. Macmillan.
chairman Of today's session. MIR.
lMolotov had blocked a Western
move to introduce 1t last night
$50 he could balance it with Rus
sia's proposal today. The West
lern plan was made public linz
lmediately after 1t was presented.
In their Introductory state
ment the Western ministers told
IMr. Molotov that without Ger
man unity. any system Of Euro
Ipean security would be an illu-
sion"
1.-THE division of Germany, =
they said. ''can only perpetuate
friction and insecurity as well
as grave injustice.
Molotov's Plan
The Is points of the Molotoy
plan:
/. All European states and the
United States may become
parties to the treaty If they ac-
Icept its purposes and obligations.
Both East and West Germany
could belong pending the for
nation of a united. peace-loying
German democratic state"
2. Members of the treaty would
refrain from aggression and the
threat or use Of force and settle
their disputes peacefully.
8. In event of danger of an
attack on one of the members,
all would consult on steps to
remove the danger"
4. An attack In Europe on q
treaty member would be consid-
cred IAN attack against all" A
state not attacked would assist
the victim by all the means at
Its disposal. including the use Of
armed force"
S. Members of the treaty would
consult and decide ''as soon as
possible" on collective defense
measures.
| 6. The q. N. Security Council
would be advised Of any actions
taken or contemplated In defense
or the maintenance Of peace in
Europe.
! 7. The members would not
participate in any coalition or
alliance" and not make any
agreements contrary to the
purposes of the treaty on coll
Elective security in Europe"
8. The member states would
promote economic and cultural
cooperation among themselves
land with other nations.
8. PROVISION would be made for
permanent political and military
consultative committees" to
carry out the purposes Of the
treaty, and for special confer
lences lot all the treaty powers
fas required.
10. Communist China would be
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continued Prom Firsl PAGE

C0ntsnuC0 EtuAA % ASS
argressors.p Each member ma.
ton would withhold military and
economic assistance from an ag-
gressor.
IS. Limitation of forces and
ornaments" Communist and
Western forces would be bal-
anced and limited In a zone set
UP along unified Germany's
eastern boundaries and reaching
deep into Germany. Poland and
Czechosloyakia. This would
contribute to European security
and help relieve the burden of
ornaments"
-. Inspection and control. !"
East : West inspection teams
would check the size and dispo-
sition Of forces permitted In the
security zone and warn against
any preparations for surprise
attack"
Radar Warning System
IS. Special warning system. /"
Russia would set up a radar
warning system in the German
sector Of the zone and the West
ern powers would set up q similar
radar system in the Communist
sector. There is no agreement,
even In United States circles. vet
on the size Of the zone or the
distance Of the radar fences"
from its center line but the dis
lance might be 100 to $50 miles,
Western military men believe.
g. Consultation The member
nations would consult on means
of carrying out the treaty but
its Western sponsors do not con-
template creation Of a treaty
council or other permanent ma
chinery such as NATO has.
~. Individual and collective
self defense" The right of such
defense, including membership
of the Western Powers in NATO
which Russia wants to de-
would be recognized. In
cluded in this section is a pro-
vision on withdrawal of forces,
under which Russia would have
to yield to any request by unified
Germany to pull its forces out
Of East Germany. though NATO
forces would be stationed in the
country since Germany would be
. NATO member.
g. Obligation to react against
aggression" This is the action
clause. pledging the members to
take appropriate action to meet
aggression as defined in the
treaty.
-. Entry into force by stages. =
The stages are not spelled out.
but some sections Of the treaty.
such as remuneration of use of
force could come into effect as
soon as German unification was
agreed upon by the Big Four.
The action clause would not be-
come effective until later, when
unified Germany had joined
NATO.
No Mid-East Discussion
The Western Big Three now
have no intention OF engaging in
any formal, full-scale discussion
Of the Middle East with Russia.
Their broad aim is to stall the
Soviet move to extend its in
sfiuence in that tense area.
Israel's Premier Moshe Sharett
conferred here last night with
Mr.. Pinay on the sale of arms
to Egypt by Communist Czech
osloyakia. He planned to meet
with the other Big Four min
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ity with those Of the present
treaty"
10. Obligations of existing
treaties tsuch as NATOl would
not be cancelled for two or three
years. NATO members and those
of the Communist bloc Warsaw
alliance would agree for the in
term period to refrain from use
of armed force and settle dis
putes peacefully.
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TO designate representa-
tives to the organs set up in ac-
cordance with the treaty in the
Of Observers
II. Obligations Of member
states under existing treaties
would not be impaired. provided
the principles and purposes of
such agreements are in conform
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SPECIAL NOTICES

TO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF the
KnIshts Of pythias Hall ASSOC.
there viii be special meeting on
Monday, Nov. n. 8 pm. ut 1912
9th ct. NV, to vote on the dis
solution Of thu KnigFlts OF Pythias
Hall Assoc. y. II. spRINGMANN.
I Will Nor BE responsible for any
debts incurred by anyone but my
self. MRS CATHERINE e. Al
GTON, 5000 Mass. ave, Dupont
Hts, Nd. Wash. 81, d, c. 800
WILL NOT BE responsible for any
debts contracted BY anyone other
than myself. REV. ADAM Wake
] SHALL SOT BE responsible e for
any debts made by. anyone other
than myself, WILLIAM EDMOND
LESTER TEMPLE. Telesraph9 I'd
I WI. No. BE REsPoNsIBLe for
any debts contracted for By any
AURORA III, dRiILo, 1906 olebec
AZ, a. Hys ssUNs,,. Md. !. =, 81.
other than my own. GrLBERT LEE
DAYMuDE, Centrsviiie, Va. Route
INsiyESsSTTIiasaaTION.--crinlnal, eciyil.
divorce: any time. AnywheTe; u
eensed, bonded. Call 20. 2-96I0.
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|figurines, hand-carved In silver
by ancient craftsmen. had been
loaned to the Brooklyn Museum
by other institutions for special
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B ss,,s, mais, Z nos, oia niaek WE
Nnite sDon vnite tip on tan ond Enite
paws Mnite spot on oscE VIC LOU
slsy tnformation answers II name 81
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sfe,ssv,s. r.wsra w. - Tvos1ss, 80
ISss -; 8. g. =. 80.
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ear. Tewsr. II ref,,rned WITH crrster,ts.
~ 81 aa nlAASa te1sa sa.n sss-
RTNCI M KFvs rc3oi,.r "a n c.se
MAJ rnnr 40 Netr aveg can
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81 ~ uraahss Ssar ~. tsss sn5ritnei
Eisthasy Rrwsrd 81 7-a,si4
30
RRIRYrasK. last from car vicinity 4SJ1e
nne u 80 TnesSay 'Siatt Contents
valuable only 70 owner. LIBERAL reward.
Lu. 1855 or u. l.6912. -
CAT, young. gray female. recently spayed
Lost vicinity 2ath and Que SITS. NV
Nc. 1.00e9.
noe. mart collie. blond and white. red
collar: months: tag No. 1926,
Nd. "Lassie'.:: vicinity OF Colinar
Manor; reward. UN. 4-273i. ---30
GREEN CANVAS. some where between
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exhihit.

exhibit.
They were recovered from
Junk piles where they had been
discarded by the boys.
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FOUND

collar. Vicinity NJ. Donaldson st. Owner
Of good We. home. 81. 9-3959.
DOG, male. black and white, mixed
breed. Vicinity Warwick village. Owner
or good We. home. XII. 0-305g.
PEKNGESE, male, on or about May Z
Z In MaRruder PIX. area. Call UN. 1880
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Yeonas Realty
2313 Wilson Blvd, IA. $1,000
l'RARGAINS,.

JAMES q. BARNEY
Iienna. Va. nII. h-SoRl
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HOUSES WANTED TO Guy

CASH, CASH, NV, Me-, HOMES
RS. i:si S-s9i.4 Ma. s-oS5S! @1
CASH cIfENr desires $4,000 briei
or stone home in n. Arlington
ALLo REALTY CO. JA. 7-950S.
HIGHEST CASH PRICE for good
clean D. c. or Md. property. Cal
me before you sell. Mrs: Grifith
Lg. 2:Sl3S or IL. s-l54s;
! LLASJITTERNER' oil. s-7Ts5 Or oL
WISH no PURCHASE good nome
woodbridge or Brooklsndi sunstan
tisl cash; no agents pu ..@45l
houses IN the D. C. area; no chare'
for our appraisal: Oyer 80 yrs
sssa assl.ots; eSes. i"gg 10. ss-5s5e' M w. VA !"
WE PAY TOP DOLLAR for D c
houses; any condition CAL MR.
BozzI. ST 3-3320 or ewes. Ju
VIRGINIA sELLERs-we pay quick
all cash; more on terms. Free ap.
pratsal. MR.. WHITE, ia. 7-5253
hoesa; nsefSy ND 4. afsss ess. or STs Ssdrm. =
wANT To- rs SELL YoUR HOUSE,
Good IistinRs needed in NV. and
ne. Call o. r. STEIN q Co,
E6WIN 1. ELLIS. Reaitor. wants
houses to sell In Chevy Chase OF
any good location. Phone or see
me ct $500 Conn. ave, EN-. 3-7263
WE WILL BUY for cash homes in
Arlington. Alexandra and FnirfsS
county.~ oI et eonysntionInIl.
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ALEX. OFFICE BLDG.
Prime location, exeei. tenants, An.
nual income exceeds $33, 900.
Priced for iinmed sale, For de.
tails call Mr.. Weiss (eves., HE.
4-S522)
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO.
co. 5-3533 q Tho
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HOUSES TO BUILD

MODERN HOMES. Low cost house:
to large beautiful ramblers. ST.
900 for q 3-bedrni. house on your
lot. JU. 5-6666. -2e
MOD. HOMES. d pedrms., compl.,
r. 1yV Dlsn, on poM Ssl MHNr2s an s'JU Ju SnlsssS
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HicSois ave.--converted in 4
furn. l-bedrm. apts;. 4 baths, an an
S14,50O. NEwCoMB REALTY 20,
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BY OWNER

7-0250, JAN7-0290, IA. 7-029:
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EXQUISITE
Brick Colonial
LAKE BAREFOOT ECHOES
Built In the precise manner SO dear
to the select home buyer. A won
derful 3-bedrn.. center-hall Colo
nial on an unusual lot with stately
trees, grape erbor and lovely garden
areas. All the rooms are spacious
with . splash of swank and q
healthy dash Of taste. Liv. rm. with
fireplace, extra large equipped
kitchen with charming dining nook.
separate din. rrn.. wall-to-wall car
peted floors and stairway and Va
bath: built-in vanity with station
ary wash bowl in q tremendous
master bedrm. with built-in draw
ers, big closets; large bath. full
bsnit.. rec. rnl. with fireplace; 2
porches and within view-distance
Of Lake Bancroft. Only $27,500.
DIRECTIONS. Out Columbia pike
past Baileys Crossroads, continu-
Ing Just beyond the entrance to
Lake Bancroft to 1917 Columbia
pike and Dillon sign.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

"A BEAUTIFUL VIEW OF NOUN.
TALNS. Va. and nearby Mo: d:-l2
less than 30 mi. to Mt. Weather
. compl. mod. leg and stone houses
5 firepls.. excel. SPRING fed pond
site: sml. orchard. Live in one
house. rent the other. Must be seer
cash. OWNER, ia. 5-5l8O or Low.
ouT ossifvs IF sfx fxrE sof o%SER dSfSsions must
rifice beautiful furn.; mod. Cstoetin
Mt. home. 40 mi. D. c., fireplace,
paneled rms, Soft. screened porch
with panoramic view, on 10 acres,
Handicapped and wooded grounds,
Perfect retirement or vacation
homo away from A bomb. To reach:
To Point of Rocks Bridge via Rock
vile or Leesburg, on Va. side. turn
on Rt 672 for 600 it,. then left on
665 for IA mi. to sign BROWN"
Telephone Lovettsville. Va. 23ll.
BLUE RIDGE PARADISE
A jewel box of a year-around home
with every convenience, atop Ca
toctin Mountain, directly on main
Route between Leesburg and
Hamilton, Va. with q breath-tak-
ing view Of the whole Blue Ridge
Washington. In an area Of fine
homes, friendly neighbors. but def
initely safe from nuclear blasts.
Ideal for retired couple. Phone
Dunkirk b-S100.
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10 MINUTES
TO PENTAGON

Charming bungalow: 1s-ft. liy, rm.
large bedrms., tiled bath, permanent
stairway to large unfinished room
Full bsmt. with outside entrance
Gas, auto. heat. Corner lot with
lovely shade trees. Chain link fence
S14.500. FHA financing. Open Sun.
2 till dark. Directions: Columbis
pike to Monroe St. left on Monroe
to s. 18th ST., right on 18th Il
NO. 5000.
Pentagon Realty Co.
FAIRFAX, VA. CR. 3-0544
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I'M NEW AND PRETTY

Yes. I'm a big 14-unit apt. house
and proud Of nv looks and neish-
borhood. My tenants were moving
into my apis. before ] was finished
and they're all real happy 70 be
here. People say I've got everything
they want to hnd in an apt. house
making lots Of money becaute my
income Is good tabout S1b.500 yr.l
and my expenses are real low. You
can buy me at 9 very Low Price y
you have $4,000 cash. On Monday
call my agent for more details.
JESS FISHER & co.
1920 K 81. NV. Reaitors, Ex. 3-is11
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UPPER NV.

4-yHHnY SHfEF pGuTsLEx GT
rSa. Ss 2sssfm ieSs soSBsks sBisk 1RkAEFY tTs' Co. g.
Ma. $4,000, IA. e-3469. --20
BRICK APARTMENT HOUSE
Seven 3-bedroom units. each with
private entrances, porches and ga-
rage. In desirable residential sec,
i23 hr orsafFsi rsasfFsiT1rs K ss,EScY ssa SSS "fSas PSons
$500. cuipepef. Va. 2o'
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$l3,500 TO $l8,250
NEWSl

Facts for oIs: Cleaning new briet
sfsSlST sIesSg oI Y APPROVED assss or AsFibpStSSE
kitchen; $500 dn.. BAL. less than
rent, See IL now. Key at:
Mannas Realty, ia. 8-2783
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stricted Pinecrest, Fairfax County,
liv. I'm. with fireplace. lTe. din
area, extra-lFe.. kit. fully. equip.
gear garage; lge. screened porch;
bsrilt. with rec. rm.; Q bargain al
S27,5o0; viii take 2nd trust
Owner will show house from noon
till dark on Sunday: weekdays by
colnia. west on Rt. 236, " mile to
Brookside DR.. GALS Brookside dr.
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George Mason Green Co.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Exclusive Agents ia. 4-14O0

SUBURBAN VA.-COLORED--Lov-
ely 3-bedrm. rambler with base
ment on "a acre in very desirable
location, near main highway; has
dining area. YOUNGSTOWN equipped
kit. Ia baths; large oorch; only
10 miles from wash: priced foi
sale quick at $14,750, only $2.25O
down. No agents. JE. 3-20oS. May
be seen by appt. --27
COLORED-5-RooM BRICK duplex;
approved: S10,000. 2037 South
Oakland St, Arlington. Open Sat-
urday and sunday 2:30 to 5. Cres-
cent 3-1116. --26
Evening star., 1955-06-26
HOUSES ron SALIVA.
BRICK RAMBLER
$17,500, CT
FALLS CHURCH AREA
OPEN SUNDAY, I-6
1915 SEWELL AVE

8 bedrms., separate dining Ym.. ex-
tra-large modern kitchen with din
level ief with fence. M. recrea.
tional center and swimming pool.
DIRECTIONS: Arlington blvd. or Lee
hwy. tn Route 2 Broad street,,
right to West st., left on West 70
Kennedy ST.. right to Sewell. right
on SeWell to our sign.
Evening star., 1955-06-26
THE MErzLER ARROWS
RAvENWooD RAMBLER

brick rambler--entrance hall--ex-
ceptional living room with fireplace
and huge picture windows-sep-
srate Is IT dining room--terrif1c
90 foot kitchen that has every
thing-3 bedrooms de luxe al
tiled bathsi Beautifully land
ssasss ssasse sreed sgs s,So sSgs below et ors
inal cost 2ha years ago.
To inspect. Out Arlington blvd. ia
Seven Corners around Circle to
Rt. z. towards Alexandria, con-
tinue to Juniper Lane fentrance
TO Ravenwoodl turn right to 224
T9fInM ~ rrHE rinSM MMErz1rR ARROWS
Evening star., 1955-06-26
ATTENTION
SERVICE PERSONNEL
Convenient to
Pentagon and Navy Annex


Delightful suburban living
in the heart Of Falls Church.
Charming older home. COM
pletely remodeled by deco
rator. One block to excellent
grade school and transporta-
ton; theater and shopping
center within 3 blocks; new
high school, walking distance.
acre. Handicapped: including
unique wild garden.
FIRST FLOOR: Living room.
fireplace, bookcases for 450
books, dining room with fre-
place, bedroom, bath and
walk-in closet. L shaped
kitchen, dishwasher, garbage
disposal. deep freeze. break
fast counter. Large screened
porch. long side ~ feet,
SECOND FLOOR: 4 bed.
rooms, bath ample closets.
BASEMENT: Large paneled
recreation room, fireplace,
complete bath. automatic
washer. oil heat, diversified
double garage. Attic hoored.
House insulated.
PRICED AT ONLY $34, 500
=
Evening star., 1955-06-26
METZLER EXCLUSIVES
ALL OPEN
2-8 P M.

Mclean Area--Wooded Lots
Located in new St. Johns Parish
10 minutes to Chain Bridge. 10
sold-6 choice building sites re-
naming. Drive out today and
see how much your dollar will buy.
Ramblers, English Easements. the
home of your choicei Talk to Mr..
Crowell on premises:
Rd.. right on Glebe TO Old Do
minion lat trafic light). bear left
and continue beyond Kirby Rd. un-
derpass to the Metzler Open" sign
on left.... left.
Evening star., 1955-06-26
FOLLOW THE METzLER ARROWS
Sleepy Hollow Rambler

Sleepy Hollow Rambler
Distinctive custom built suburban
rambler years old-in immae-
ulate condition-designed and built
%AoNHPicEST 1st S!T'tsotnsnS oRouNps TNsa, level
wooded. professionally landscaped,
over = acre, gardeners delight
IN Sleepy Hollow's loveliest street.
Huge living room--separate dining
area-large kitchen-FULL EN-
TRANCE Halls twin bedrooms
- de luxe tile baths-are Just a
few Of the featuresl
TO inspect: Out Arlington blvd. to
second street beyond Seven Corners
fBeechwood Lane). turn left 10
Knoll dr.. and left to 1918 KNOLL