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Evening star., 1955-02-20
'6ruenfher Confident
On Formation Of
West German Army
BY The A..oeios.d Press

Gen. Alfred M. Guenther. su-
preme commander Of allied de-
tense forces in Europe. expressed
confidence yesterday that q West
German army will be formed
despite long existing stumbling
blocks.
Gen. Gruenther arrived here
from his Paris headquarters for
q brief visit in the United States.
He headed first for the White
House to ''pay my respects" and
to stay there for the week end.
Reporters at the airport asked
the general If he expected the
formation of a German army as
part of the mutual western de-
tense setup will go through in
view of continued uncertainty
over the French position.
"Oh, I think So" Gen. Guen-
ther said.
He will leave tomorrow morn
ing for a speaking engagement
before the North Dakota Legis-
lature and a similar engagement
with South Dakota lawmakers.
On the way back to Paris he
will stay overnight at Omaha
and stop briefly at West Point.
Gen. Gruenther was asked If
he thought Britain's difficulty in
airplane and engine production
would cause any delay in the
North Atlantic alliance arma-
ment program. He answered that
1t would amount to nothing of
any concern"
Gen. Gruenther added that in
the production of any new air.
craft there are initial problems
to be ironed out. I'VE have bugs
IN our own planes from time to
time" he said.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

ence from both Red China and
the NatiOnalists?
A. No, the Nationalists got in
bad with the Formosans after
world War II through the mall
administration of General Chen
vi, their first governor, and
through the rapacious activities
of carpetbaggers and such.
Riots broke out February %.
l947 and were bloodily sup
pressed, causing island-wide re-
sentiment.
Chen Yi's subsequent execu-
tion on charges of treason,
coupled with genuine improve
ment in Nationalist rule, tended
to abate public passions.
To the Nationalists, Formosa
is as much a province of China
as Colorado is o State Of the
United States.
The Nationalist have had
more than nine years to estab-
lish this view throughout For
mOSa.
@. Are there any underground
or fifth column communist infiu-
ences? H.
A. None that is apparent. Pro-
Communist influence has weak
ened since 1850 when there was
a big roundup Of people working
underground for the Reds.
Among them was Gen. Wu Shih.
then vice minister Of defense.
WI was executed.
There are doubtless Commu-
nists who remain underground
but they have not engaged in
sabotage or other overt activity
@. what h the morale Of the
population. civilian and military?
A. Morale has been affected
by the pullout from the Tachens.
People find 1t hard to square
such a retreat with endless Ma
tionalist talk Of retaking the
mainland. But this letdown has
been partly compensated BY the
prevailing impression that the
United States will not allow Que
moy and the Matsus to be lost.
@. Is It generally understood
Evening star., 1955-02-20
wirephoto via radio.

that the real aim Of United
States policy is to make an hon
orable settlement with the Com
munists?
A. No, maybe Chang and
Some other Nationalist leaders
think so, but they have not ex-
pressed their fears publicly.
There is no question, however,
but that the Nationalists are
worried about the talk of a
cease-fire or the creation of two
Chinas. They feel either would
doom their chances of returning
to the mainland. That remains
the supreme goal of their ma
tional policy even though most
people see little prospect of its
realization without World War
III or American naval and air
support.
@. What do Formosans think
Of the Japanese?
A. During the early misrule of
the Nationalists, when Chen vi
was governor. plebiscite might
have been favorable to the Japa-
nese. But not now. The Japa-
nese did plenty to develop For
mosa but Formosans never en-
joyed the same status as their
conquerors. Today Formosans
are Chinese citizens with the
same rights as the mainlanders
on Formosa.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
District Man Jailed
In Tax Evasion Case
BY the Associated Press

RICHMOND, Feb. ia pris-
on sentence and a fine of $20,-
900 were handed down here yes
terday by Federal Judge Sterl-
ing Hutcheson in separate in
come tax evasion cases.
Henry c. Lawrence, 43. a Mar
tinsville speedway operator. now
living in Washington, was SEN
fenced to nine months in prison
after pleading nolo contendere
(no contest) on December 20 to
charges of falling to pay $4,-
802.50 in taxes in l947-48.
r. w. Hotinger. 66. Rock
bridge County farmer and cat
tie dealer, wassfined $4,000 each
on two counts of evading income
taxes in the years 1950-51. In
dictments on three other counts
were dismissed. Hotinger was
accused of failing to pay $43,-
976.14 in taxes in 1950-51. He
was given a month to pay the
fine,
Evening star., 1955-02-20

mosa was about 6 million. At
present it is about 10 million
including 2 million mainlanderS
civilian and military-who
f1ocked here when the Reds were
overrunning continetal China.
The high birth-rate accounts for
the other 2 million.
q. What do the Nationalists
have miIitarily?
A. The Nationalists have 600.-
900 men in their armed forces.
All are being trained by the
United States Military assistance
advisory group. under Maj. Gen.
William C. Chase, which was
activated May /. 1850. The AGO.
000-man army has 26 divisions:
81 American-equipped.
The navy has only $4,000 men,
and consists of three destroyers.
five destroyer escorts, som e
minesweepers, patrol vessels of
various types and around 80 or
so assorted landing craft.
The air force has about
10000 men. $50 fighters, As
bombers, $50 transports and
around 10 trainers.
Gen. ''Tiger" Wang Shu Ming
has enough trained pilots to man
far more planes than his air
force possesses.
@. What is the soldiers aver
age age?
"A. About 81 or %.
@. What about young recruits?
"a. The Nationalists are re-
cruiting between $4,000 and
$4,000 men for compulsory mill
tary service every four months.
All young men between 18 and
% are liable to call. Those in
good health and without depend
ents must serve two years. Those
with dependents serve half a
year. Over 100000 recruits have
been drafted so far.
No distinction Is made be-
tween Formosans and main
landers.
@. Is there any sign Of q n0ye
ment In Formosa for independ-
Evening star., 1955-02-20
ZAP. Photo.

families as members. The congre-
gation has been worshiping in
st. Paul's Methodist Church,
Grubb road and Colston drive.
Chevy Chase, Md. Harold p.
Green is congregation president
and Rabbi Leon M. Adler its
spiritual leader.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
Democrats Elect KeqIey

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va.
Feb. 10 (SpeciaD :-Charlottes-
vile Albemarle Young Demo-
Gratis have elected Jack Kegley.
assistant commemorative At
torney for Albemarle, as their
1855 president. succeeding L.
Gene Harding.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

County at a
xxi C k = off"
building fund
campaign at !
pm. today in
the Colesville
r o a d H o t
Shoppe, Silver
Spring, Md.
The month
long drive for
$125,000 is to
pay for a new
site on Con-
necticut ave-
nue. near the
c. ~ 4 h Hon
Evening star., 1955-02-20
By Spencer Moose

@. Are Formosans q distinct
race or people?
A. Apart from 10000 aborig-
inal headhunters. Formosa was
settled by migrants from China.
Fishermen came to the primi-
tive island during China's Sui
dynasty-581-618 AID. Large
numbers of Chinese from Fukien
and Kwangtung provinces mi
grated in the 17th century. The
island was administratively a
part of Fukien but was made a
separate province in 1866.
@. How does Formosa COM
pare geographically and by
custom, religion and habits with
the China mainland?
A. geographically the island
is much like Fukien. being noun.
famous with fertile valleys. In
custom. religion and habits it is
like the Chinese mainland before
the Communist conquest. The
religions are the same, mainly
Buddhist and Taoist, but there
are also many people with no
fixed religion who are content
with the Confucian code of
ethics-an example is Vice Presi-
dent Chencheng. There are also
thousands of Christians. fore
most among them President and
Nine. Chang Kai-shek. They
are Methodists.
@. How do the civilians make
. living?
A. Sixty per cent by farming
and large numbers as small
shopkeepers. Others are en-
ployed in government service,
the public utilities, factories,
trade, commerce. handicraft and
numerous other callings that go
to make UP the complex of Asian
life.
@. What is the economic setup
respecting agriculture, industry,
food resources, imports, exports,
etc.?
A. Basically Formosa's econ
omy is agricultural but tillable
land is limited and with the
soaring population more people
are turning to industry.
With American help the
islands industrial development
has been remarkable, in textiles.
fertilizer output, electric power
and the like.
The island grows plenty of
good and exports surpluses Of
rice. sugar. tea and other COM
modities. But at the same time
it imports wheat and soya beans
from the United States and
much fertilizer. Food resources
are good but there is room for
development. -
The military burden is very
heavy. absorbing over rs per cent
Of the national income.
The United States, however,
Helps the Nationalists support
this burden.
Roughly speaking, exports
amount to 500 million a year.
and imports to $500 million. The
United States Foreign Opera
tions Administration supplies the
500 million.
@. How does the population
now compare with pre-war and
with the period before the evac-
uation Of Chiang's forces from
mainland?
A. Before and after World
War II the population of For
Evening star., 1955-02-20
Temple Emanuel 10 Hold
Fund Drive Kickoff Today

DR.. Maurice Jacobs Of Phila-
delphia, publisher and Jewish lay
leader. will address members Of
Temple Emanuel of Montgomery
Evening star., 1955-02-20
Significant Queries Answered
On Vital Hormoso Controversy

The Associated asked tho OF its reporters to dig
facts official speculdtions In Washington and
about Fonosa and y that island has been focus OF
controversy American politics and In relations betUeen the
and Britain Here tn question and to
are results OF the inquiries OF Spencer MoosG in Tatpe
and John N. Htqhtotper In WGshtnQt0n
Evening star., 1955-02-20

. q U II 1AC1I-
sington, Md, line, the subsequent
erection Of a temple, a Sunday
school and social hall.
Temple Emanuel, organized in
1852, now has approximately 220
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-24

sunday afternoon
A weary bat llApps ut.le A-.
came home SUNDAY afternoon
the maic- ambition 81 her Ike
I'd 10 tins pom realized Nan
For5es had been on visit -
Ms Billie MorEAn IA. .les ApA.t-
u.ent IL Alexandria aud as i3r
as Nan NAs cl;if rrAed a.e tlii
seen the bes. Wafaii#j4n had I'd
ol!eF Ae @'o 'e Y As'''i. i-'
'.,'' ~, 80 t,.-ar,.stet har mos
s,,san rorhet srant " r.vn.
,.t,n 1nr ,aacbe~ NJ p Cr-
Na +a., ,.aax XVIII. ava. r-,-, WIN
IT, co,,ia MAJ exrt,a4
snr ,a1ra Norcy psnrf,,,on ~nsnt
H. AT, ,,rrT, g,rdr, rgo-h,s
MT ana MfS'. AJNE ~ a'ld 80
AeFt SUNDAY Sae9Aa til 'it 4 I'M
Flooa hoH'e Mfh Ii'A '.'3l
VIM haa Defh %i-l' H'.' ''''l''',
mere lo1 9eEe' - u''s. y. t'''I
"1ll mem NJ R't'li',l'lo o''ie'
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"ele ~ ai'u s''9' Nl''0u "'+'
.144aien arg N4l9 e'''' '''-'
'ils 9''s'11i'
Mr. and Mrs FREQ flood shop-
ped u Lynchbltg Monday
Mn w w Moore ana MIS- Y
f CroW called pA MATS NJ age
Anderson, Monday afternoon
Many Visit, Exchanged
Nv, .,d NJ 4 Arorpan yis-
nod Nj and Mis- Kermit Car
nar S,nd.y afternoon
Mre Atayv Janer,onts Sunday
guas,s wara NJ onJ MI u-nt-
nn,n lana,.son ana children
z4r and MIL rasya Iamarsan 4p1
NIL n = pothgeh
paDant ylsita- fp ,t,s Iattta
afnrsan.s bona mana NJ ana
MAJ uyaft.r wha,4iy fhe3,. ean
uar,.v tnd paIJ MI and MI
r1.rf pn.a, .rd .,ldran MIL
enanca,. NIL Ata,,b crea
car p,aucb pnear and M and
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-24
It's a future fashioned beauty
Most distinctive at any price,

Style conscious motorists turn 10
Pontiac FOR true mode Of tomorrow
design. beautifully different from
any other car on the road Exclusive
Vogue Two Tone styling. Twin
Streaked hood and low, rakt4h lines
give you q car that you know will
remain pridefll possession for many
years tn come.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-24
It's a king size luxury car
Biggest at Its priceI

Pontiac is big, roomy car Here it
J.: A car with 1922 Or ia" wheel
base longest in it's price field. even
longer than some models in the top
price range and with true big car
stability to match Luxury il in key
For quality Of fabrics, conveniences
and appointments, Pontiac compares
with the costliest cars.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-24
It's a ZOO horsepower performer :
Most powerful at Its price!

AS the only car with the Strato-
Streak V8, Pontiac has big per
formance advantage. This newest
and most efficient Va enables
Pontiac TO provide more power than
any car hasever delivered at Pontiac
price - full 200 horsepower with
the four barrel carburetor an extra
cost option; $50 HIP. is standard.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1955-05-24
Future In Mind

Industry foresiere Commented
they hoped tue rel0reatation If
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Mo ass Ave Extended

Most attractive 3-yr.-old white prick
private knoll containing over Y,
acre: attractive living rm. with
picture window, Ice. dining rnl.,
electric kitchen, 3 twin-size bedrms.
and 2 tiled baths: very large
screened-in porch opens2g onto
brick patio. Don't fail to inspect
this one: priced S25.930 with ex-
cellent terms. Call w u. WRIGHT
EN-. $4,000 It'll Q pm.
Evening star., 1955-11-29

COLLEGE PARK-New 3-bedrm. Cane
Cod: custom-buiIt Pheian. Priced
for immediate sale at only Sl4,950,
CoHEE REALTY CO., AP. 1885.
Evening star., 1955-11-29

COLORED = THIS 6-RM. BRICK
home with daylight bsnit., com.
pietely Tedeeorated. only SO0.bO
per mo. FREDERICK REAL ES-
TATE, RE 7-24o1; or I'M. a.722o
coSoRED--24ls csoSSs6oiRRfEiD;24ls N sT. NV
rooms and bath, hot-water heat;
csSsiSoRssp.-leiS 81. s1sI2gI Is. ST. s.w.-s
rms. eiss $57 so. r. K. RuPPERT
CtoIEo5REDl-lsoo tIi5 EfS 30 nis sLocK FIRST sr.
N.W.--6 rms. 2 kitchens. 2 baths.
coIoREDM2is % SY ii INDIANA AVE. NV.
--l0 rms, 2 baths, h.-w.h., sos.
n. r, RUPERT 10I7 7th st. NV.
CoLoRED--1e PATTERSON sT.
4. r. RUPPERT. ioi7' ath st. NV. ass.
coLoRED-eI1 4th 81. N.Wls
rms, bath, S69.BO. r. r, RUP-
PERT, 1917 7th d, NV. II
rms. and bath. sBb. k.R. RUP-
PERT. 1017 7th st. nv. -1
Evening star., 1955-11-29
HOUSES UNFURNisHED

BARNEY CIECLE AREA SIS
h,.E. hsst: bsn.a; nr. tfansD.:: SIS
Art. NJ, 2s54 n. dranada--s-bsd-
fna. brk. rambler; lRe. attic; no
bsmt.; corn. lot; si2b. JE. s-0g36.
HETHEsDA--3-bedrm., brk. Colonial.
Excel location: SI2b mo. Call Of.
ssis LEONARD DE-, silver SPRING
house. Remodeied. Gas heat, large
lot; 4li5 per month. Can MA
ARLINGTON FOREST - s-bedroom ,
brick Colonial: full basement, IN
paths; walk 10 public and parochjal
schools. stores ETC.; 10 min. TO
REALTY CO. NC, u. s-sss0;
RCckyitEE Rsyei E-1Sts; 2 Tcs;.iy . 6edrm. @
500 dn. silS ana SIS n mo. pARksiDE is u!
REALTY, 10. 6-s77b IN 8 pm.
NR.. NIH AND NAVAL HOsP .-ls-
bedrm.. 2-bAth rambler: lge. beint.;
fenced %; Westtnghouse xiii $3.50.
se9EARsoEb yhi lasb a-sEDRooM HoSUgsE
for small family; large closets;
washer; nice lot. close 70 schools
and ahcppins: teb. Wo. 6-5g21
AkEIsoidsr isIsr famil, home; 0S Ice.
Ens.i lge: yard: dlshyashsri ! blk.
est.r. sSs sesSCiI ssiI K d. ssSoss ssssSko'sss'0n S shSD
RIGGS PAHK-TWo-b -bedroom. brick;
2 patios. large fenced yard near
ahepping; 500 month. MA. s-e992.
LIAoLgETYs gTsofsA fPsARK--s.bedrn. sg corner
5Tk, det.. Ice; lot; isspl. oE kit;
100 per mo. La. G-b820.
ARE., ". Lee Heights, on Old. Do
minion dfiYe--Lge. lot, conv, shops,
schools. churches. transp.; End a.,
Z bedrris., bath, paneled den; 1st
a., kit. din. rm.. lip. rnl., firepl.,
pane1ed family rfn.: full bsInt, oil
heat eIee. .h.-w heater. XII, g.
ALEX. ii0M 4. Reed ave. bed
rm. duplex, equipped kit, gas heat;
fenced yard; SSe mo, MRS Me-
LAUGHLIN XII. S-7SS2. -
CMEYx CHASE, MD 4 bedrns., 2
baths; SI6D naonthlyj immediate
possession. ME, 6-40b3. so
ALExANDRIA--2-bedrn brick semi
dst.. fenced yard, screened porch;
walking distance to shopping center
and schools, SEQ mo. KI. e-biSi.
Evening star., 1955-11-29
HOUSES FoR sALE-Mp.
KENSINGTON

WHITE PRlcK hAMBLEk
distance TO tr. h;s.: on Ice; leys
#. liv. rnl., lge. fully equip: Kit; I
6sdrms; and huge bsmt; ssSo, S2S, ,7bg b,
o pm. HUGGINS & HARRISON
Evening star., 1955-11-29
MASS AWE EXT

Attractive white painted brick ram.
bier situated on q beautiful level
lot S7x14S with towering oak trees
Spacious living room. separate din:
ing room, 3 lovely bedrooms.
baths and modern kitchen. Ex-
tremely large rear screened porch
and outside brick patio Attached
garage. Convenient 70 transports
tien and schools. This house Il
truly an outstandine Offering a.
the price Of S25,950. Call Nj
IeaEai Iesaso. Ha Boss ssSPRi i PHELPS, sssAi iNc
Evening star., 1955-11-29
KENWOOD
aoos KENNEDY DRIVE

SS5. 900. Ist TRUST
Completely redecorated home. Large
liv rrn., din. rm.. library with full
bath, screened porch on LIST floor;
4 beurms.. 2 baths on End floor;
2-caF garage, level lot, storage
space. Recreation rm. with, fire-
PLACE u 6SInt. S owner sTor Sill WI. dass ssss
will ne refused
SEEN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
SANDOZ REAL ESTATE
EN-. 2-3875 DU. 7-l234
Ask for Leslie Williams
Evening star., 1955-11-29
SILVER SPRING
Large De Luxe Rambler

SILVER SPRING
Large De Luxe Rambler
Mr.. Franklin and Flower Ave.
Just listed this custom built brick
rauch-style center-hall home IN
our most conv. local; very lge. re-
ception hall: liv. rm. l4z23 with
corner firepi..f full-sized din. rIl,'
lee, kit, 8 bedrms, 2 baths, over
sized garage: attrac. lot with. trees
and lots OF shrubbery; bus at cor
ner,, walk to any schools or shop
ping. completely air-cond. year.
round.
Si5,a5o: 6-rm. brk. rambler, 5 nice
bedrms. and bath, sep. din. rm,
lge, Nv. rm.. full bsmt,:: outside
entrance, very clean: close to
eYerything: win sch below OF ap-
S1B.250; new brick rambler, near
indian Spring golf course. B rms
lz baths, bSmt.. reasonable terms.
WOODSIDE REALTY co.
Ju. e-e44o Open Until 0 p M.
-
Evening star., 1955-11-29
HOUSES UNEuRNIsHEp

CoLORFD-107 18th s-E.-6 rooms,
] bath; gas heat; S6s.50.
2S14 9Th 81. n.e.-6 rms, BATH
oil heat; 500.
400 A st. SIS rms, bath; gas
GEoRGE /. BoRGER, INC.
643 Indiana Ave. NV. Ma. 6-035l
Evening star., 1955-11-29
SILVER ROCK

Well-pIanned 3-bedrm. rambler
featuring liv.-din rm. COMB
Kitchen with table space anc
pantry. BsInt.. fenced lot. Terms
for uon-G1 or will take GI terms
Close to school and trsnsp, Pric'
Evening star., 1955-11-29
10. $4,000 III 8 Il

SILVER SPRING AREA
Got Q good buy here, A SIC. 900 hrk
rambler for $17.95e. Beautiful al
Garner lot, Conv. area. THOMP-
SON & GRAY. JU. h-6100. II
Evening star., 1955-11-29
HOUSES UNFURN. Cont J

:BEDRM. BRK. on 8 acres; 9 miles
I'd. S69. he. 4-s432. %
ATTRACTIVE COTTAGE near Ash
ton. 2 bedTms3 fge. hv. rm.. mod
SRNFS az dssils s,a ssl sPrs1EsA nREA 4STt ios 18Th
ST. s.e.---3 hedrms.. ] y baths, gas
h.-w. heat: Near transp. 500
HEIGHTS, 5sO6 25th
ave seq bedrmS., semidetached.
For rent CT sale by OWNER, 20.
NEW fISS'i5i BRIcK HoMEs-s bedrooms,
ia baths. fun bsmt.; S105 mo.
Immed. poss. HERB BEDFORD.
AP. 7-s345, AP. 7-4SS0.
ROCKVILLE-Very attractive 3-bed-
rm. rambler with full basement;
blk. from public Transportation;
$ll0 per mo. SAMUEL z. BOG
LEY, INC, Po, 2-6l5l; ewes Mr.
AMER. U. PIX. 44s3 Buttervorth pl.
NV. 3-bedrm.. llz-bath brick
house, Sl4o mo. Please phone Mr..
YouNT, with FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
ARL.. 1895 KEY BLvD.-Lse. house,
3 or bedrms.; lse. liy. rm., din:
Tm yard dstn attic ,r1es rs pGTcS Tfond 5enced e
Wash. Navy Annex. Lease required.
MCLEAN. vA.--Ayafl. Dec. /. 4 q
bedrm. brick Cape Cod or. z-acre
lot; redecorated; firepl.. in liv. rm..
brick garage: sll5 per mo. ,a 81
N. hRI., o3s N. Galveston st.ws-
bedrm. brk. Colonial; f1repl., sep.
din rm. full bsmt., fenced back
yard; barbecue; convenient schools:
nt5asnsp; Si45 per- mo- SARAH
siIs UNIVERSITY LANE. s. s.. I'D.
-2-story; 3 bedrms;. bath. powder
disposal. dishwasher, gas heat, lse.
yd,. Sl20 per mo. Avail, imme-
diately. Call HE. 4-51a3, II
cSss oIstsiy 20 tSrD Fl :s.d4 hlaV9TkcS PTIsE Sin
rm'. bsint.. linens. silver. TV.
SILLS REAL ESTATE. ia. $4,000,
SILVER SPRING-We have good
selection of houses for rent in
Silver Spring: S75 TO $3.50. FRANK
L, HEWITT CO, s4S7 Fenton st,
SILVER S'Sff sSPinF sPRISG 3u saHttractiye s-sgoN
Wooded lot: vacant; al near school
4; =. KEssINdER & CO. Ju. o.
vIERs MILL vILLAGE-Loyely =
hedrm. house with full bsmt.. fenced
rear yard: conv. 70 school and
shopping center; SIS mo, 10. g.
FOREsTvILLE. MD.-4-rms., kit.
and bath. oil h.-wh.; SIS per mo
available immed. MR.. MATING.
LY, Market T-3377,
45IS 5th ST E.W.-3 bedrms.. IA
baths. screened porches; COM
pletely redeeorated throughout; gas
h.-w. heat; SS5 per mo Call WM
H. SAUNDERS CO., DI. 7-1O15
oLNEY. MD.-s rms. and bath. .
porches, h,-wh, newly decorated,
hsmt. with laundry trays, sos a
mo; TU. 2-I5e5. -5
SILVER SPRNG-charmine 2-bed-
room, 2-bath home with den. and
dining room. Unsurpassed ciose-tr
location. S125. WILLIAM REID.
SILVER SPRiNG. $3.50 iith ave-
2-hedrm: semidet,. bsmt.. gas heat.
yard: ~, 9-2o52, ewes. HE, 4-6S7S.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. brick home;
baths, rec. rTn., driveway. Only
$l2o per mo. Call LO, 10000.
CLOSE-N QUIET. N. ARL.. blk.
from Lorcom lane--House In.
plan, 22-ft. hY. rrn, flrepl, oil burn
er, acre. Vacant. 1880 23rd
rd: n. Sl00, OWNER. IA. 2-02i6.
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RAMBLER

oI appr. Clean 3-bedrm.. brick
rambler. Liv. rm.. din. ell, compact
kit. with table space. rear screeneSo S
WOOn TOMPANY
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MOTELs FOR SALE ADVICE ano
consultation py exclusive full-time
motel broker and travel specialist
Offering recommendation on beat
buys In moteS and sites JOE Il
THOMPSON, 232 Woodward BLDG
EAa y Y.5n
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1l15S Ga. Ave, Sill. Spr.
10. 4-7200 Till $50
SILVER SPRING RAMBLER
MUST BE SOLD
Cash or terms. New 6-rm., 21a-bath
brick home; elec. kit. SEP. din. ru1s:
scr. porch. 1908 Wilson pl., on
FIRST ave, 1 blk from Ca ave
kUERBAcH g. Co. pI. 7-66ol
SILVER SPRING
Country living with modern conyen-
fences. easy committing distance TO
District--Gracious 4-bedroom Co
lonial. located on 4-scre lott has
stable for horses and ponies, cnick,
en- house, 2 guesthouses. beautiful
large barbecue The layout Is per
feet for the family who enterteins
Let Us show you this oeautiiui
HOLMEAD & BLAIR
- n oona rragf n
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COAT ROOM CONCESSION with
cigar and cigarette counter for re-
sponsible person. Refined clientele.
yearly lease. FAN 81 BILLS RES
TAURANT, For appt., call Mr.,
Harry Cohen, between and d pm.
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co-oP. APIS. FOR SALE
4 APARTMENTS WANTED

LOOKING for the right tenant7
Whether furn or unfurn. apis, in
d. c., the best Tenant Finder ct
Teas fee Is MANDEL. AD. 4-3400.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

3 BEDRMs: convenient Silver spring
IO. b-422b. -2O
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OFF MARLBORO PIKE

ONLY S13950-S75o DOWN
Assume CT loan; near D. c, line.
New-house cond.; full bsmt. with
ground.level entr.: large kit. lovely
fenced lot, gas heat. very nice loc.
2-s136 or ST. 3-736S. ATLAS
CONTINUED On Next Pags.y
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RESTAURANT-Best location In
nearby Arlington; seats I75, ,ABc
with low rental; excellent opportun-
ity. Priced below market value
Terms available. Call Mr.. Brown
with YEONAS REALTY. IA. S-2l00.
Evening star., 1955-11-29

SILVER sPRING-S3.0 900 moves
your family into this 3-hedrm. brick
home with lots Of room for Xmas
carpeted floors while you stoke the
firepl. Extra sleeping rm. anc
shower IN bsnt, JOHN A. VENT