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The Nome nugget., 1955-11-04
PIONEER WATER UNDER
 NEW MANAGEMENT WHILE READER AT CONVENTION

Pete Reader, owner of Pioneer Water Delivery, who leaves Mon day to attend the Constitutional Convention, to which he is a dele gate from this division, announces that MT. and Mrs. George Wald- helm will be in charge of the water company for the winter in his absence. They will live in the Reader residence so that the phone service will remain the same.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-04
Pioneer Roof Garden Set For December 10

The Pioneers of Alaska have announced the date for their an nual Roof Garden for December 10. This annual highlight of the winter social season will be head ed by Frank Morris as chairman. Other committees will be an nounced at a later date.
The Nome nugget., 1955-11-04
TWO CAA OFFICIALS MAKING AREA SURVEY

L. E. Hammarley, chief of the electronics maintenance branch of GAIA, and Lloyd Schneider, chief of the teletype division, both from Anchorage, have been in the Nome area on conference and sur vey for the past two days.
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LOST


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President. Aids
Job Bias Fight
BY GARRETT d. HORNER
Star stan Correspondent

DENVER, Aug. 27-President
a personal HAND in his admins
tration's efforts to persuade Gov
eminent contractors to cut out
all racial discrimination in en-
ployment.
He will meet with representa-
tiyes of a cross-section of Ameri-
can industry doing business with
the Government at a dinner in
the White House October Is.
Mr.. Eisenhower gave his final
approval to plans for the Wash
ington meeting during a con-
ference with Secretary Of Labor
Mitchell at his vacation head
quarters here today.
The purpose, Mr.. Mitchell told
reporters, is to reinforce the
Presidents desire" for complete
elimination of any discrimina-
ton because of race, creed, color
or national origin in employment
on Government contracts.
He said the conference. to be-
gin with an afternoon session at
which Vice President Nixon will
preside, will bring IS or 10
principal Government contrac-
tors together with the heads Of
Government agencies involved in
letting contracts and AFL and
CLIO chiefs.
For some time, Government
contracts have contained a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-28
Mccarthy Sees
War on Farms
By the Associated Press

Senator Mccarthy told Presi-
dent Eisenhower in a letter re-
leased by the Senator's Office yes
terday that your administration
is engaged In open war against
the farm community"
THE PROSPEROUS, times being
enjoyed BY Industry and labor
are not being shared by the
farm community" Senator Nc
earthly wrote. Your admins
tration's claim Of bringing pros
perity to the country is q huge
and tragic joke" to the farmers.
The Wisconsin Republican
said:
"The current farm depression
is not only being tolerated by
your administration; 1t is a direct
and practicable result Of your
administrations farm program,
which / can only describe as one
of persecution of the farmers.
Although I can not imagine
why this should be the case, it
seems to me that your admin
istration is engaged in open war
against the farm community"
Mccarthy said he urged Mr..
Eisenhower about a year ago to
honor your campaign pledge
by espousing a farm program
that would result in 100 per
cent of parity in prices at the
market place"
II predicted that II your ad-
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800 Are Expected
Here for Meeting
OF SocioIoqists

More than 300 psychologists.
sociologists and social workers
are expected for the four-day
meeting of the Society for the
Study of Social Problems. to open
Tuesday at the Shoreham Hotel.
DR.. Harry Walker, a sociologist
at Howard University, and DR..
Robert T. Bower. director Il the
Bureau Of Social Science at Re-
search Of American University.
will speak during a discussion on
The Early Impact of Desegre-
cation in the Nations Capital"
Tuesday afternoon. Included in
the discussion will be such sub
|jects as Social Science and the
'NAACP" and the relation Of le-
gal and social controls in 'cple-
menting the Supreme Court de-
Icision doing away with segrega-
ton.
Juvenile delinquency will he
the topic for the session Tuesday
morning. DR.. Fritz Redl of the
National Institute Of Mental
Health, Rnd DR.. Louis Jacobs,
superintendent Of the National
Training School for Boys here.
will speak.
The society will sponsor the
sessions the first day and will
be joined Wednesday through
Saturday by the American So
Geological Society and the Rural
SOCIOLOGICAL Society.
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clause pledging the contractor
against any discrimination in
employment.
Mr.. Mitchell said "a great deaf
of progress has been made in
diminishing discrimination that
did exist" but the administra-
ton objective is complete elm
nation of discrimination" and
there "is room for more prog
ress."
Asked about action to enforce
discrimination clauses in
contracts. the Labor Secretary
said "our feeling is that the way
to get at the problem is by dis
cussion and education rather
than punitive action"
The October Is meeting in
Washington is being arranged
by the Presidents Committee on
Government Contracts-headed
by Mr.. Nixon with Mr.. Mitchell
as vice chairman-which has
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been following this task for the
last 80 months. ~
The President spent about an
hour and a half in his ONCE at
Lowry Air Force Base here this
morning and then went to Cherry
Hills Country Club for golf.
After golfing, the President
and a group of friends drove to
the Brown Palace Hotel in down.
town Denver for late lunch in
the seclusion of the presidential
suite. They we're expected to
stay on into the evening. play
ing bridge.
Among those at the lunch
were Paul G. Hoffman. former
foreign aid administrator. one of
the Republicans who persuaded
Mr.. Eisenhower to run for Pres
ident in 1852, former Colorado
Governor Dan Thornton and
some local golfing buddies Of the
President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-28
u. S. Pilot Denies Reds
Propaganda Statement

Tuesday. said he would speak
for himself at a news conference.
probably next Tuesday.
Area Not Mentioned
Today's release made no men,
ton of Pyongyang radios claim
that 1t. Bumpass said he wa
not on q routine mission and
that he was shot down while 10
miles north of the truce line.
The Allies had said previously
the light plane inadvertently
flew over the demilitarized zone
where it was shot down by "trig-
ger happy" Red gunners in an
act of "wanton barbarism."
At the time 1t. Bumpass was
released, the Reds also returned
the body of Army Capt. Charles
w. Brown of West Louisville
KY. killed in the plane crash.
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French and Moroccons
Move Near Agreement

The Nationalist want him
brought to France before the
council OF the throne is set up.
The French say he should stay
in Madagascar until after tthe
council is established and the
new government sworn in.
Turning the final negotiations
over to Mr.. July, Mr.. Faure few
to Paris this afternoon. Almost
Immediately he saw Gilbert
Grandval, the French resident
general in Morocco who has re-
portedly submitted his resigna-
ton. No immediate word was
given out on the Grandval-
Faure meeting.
Today's reports from French
North Africa indicated the stu
alton was largely calm in
Morocco.
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.Chuirmen Named
For Israel Bonds

The Washington Committee
for Israel Bonds has announced
the chairmen of the 1855 High
Holiday Appeal.
They are Abe S. Kay, of 43l6
Twenty eighth place, Mount
Rainier: Isador S. Turnover, OF
1916 Spruce drive NV, and Paul
Himmelfarb, of 1886 Sixteenth
street NV.
They have long been active in
the promotion of the sale OF
Israel bonds in Washington, &C
cording to Morris Pollin, chair
man Of the Washington COM
Imittee.
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scientific device hsarins difficulties arising from back
ground noises auoy canal Designed TO dsaden back
sounds sounds readily into ear
cana. rhR.AID MAY HELPFUL TO THOSE WHO
ARE JUST LITTLE HARD OF HEARING.
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| TOKYO, Aug. ~ R.AThe
pilot Of the unarmed United
States plane shot down August II
in Korea by the Reds denied to-
day he ever told his captors that
their treatment convinced him
UNITED States propaganda was
deceitful. =. :"
The statement of 1t. Guy H.
Bumpass, jr.. of Jackson, Miss,
was released by the United States
Air Force after he was brought
here for treatment of a severe
compound skull fracture.
The radio at Pyongyang, CAPT.
tai of Communist North Korea,
has been broadcasting an alleged
statement. attributed to 1t.
Bumpass during the week he was
lin Red hands. He was quoted as
saying:
Il have been filled up until
my ears almost ached about
Communist atrocities and by the
American propaganda and bour-
Igeoise publications and / believed
in them.
81 Was Quite Scared"
Therefore / was quite scared
when Korean doctors treated
me. / was scared when surgeons
gave me a shot. When orderlies
tried to cut my nails, I shud-
dered in terror, fearing they
were trying to pull off my nails
as the United States propaganda
has told me. came to acknowl-
edge after day or two how
the United States propaganda
was deceitful and how ! was
foolish.
Today's Air Force release of
a statement from 1t. Bumpass
said:
The whole statement
!. i. is a complete untruth. Sure,
II was scared but ! didn't feel
my life was in danger. They
didn't offer to cut my nails or
to pull them of >. ;. I deny the
entire statment as being words
of mine"
The Air Force. which had
maintained a tight news black
lout since 1t. Bumpass' release
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Lodge to Address
His Army Outfit

Ambassador Henry Cabot
Lodge, a veteran of the Army's
End Armored Division in World
War II, will be guest speaker
at the divisions banquet at the
Hotel New Yorker in New York
City Saturday night.
While a United States Senator
from Massachusetts,. Ambassador
Lodge joined the division in its
early training days at Fort
Benning, Ga, and was with ii
in the North African theater.
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COLE. male, tan and white. one gray
and one brown. Reward. Please call
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EAeR-AID

RECENTLY RELEASED FROM OUR LABORATORIES
NOW READY FOR THE HARD OF HEARING
AFRAID IS AN EXCLUSIVE PRODUCT AND WILL Be SHOW
ONLY BY BUCHANAN HEARING Alo co.
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ministration failed in this" he
said. "our party would lose the
1854 congressional elections. The
experts seem to agree that the
Republican Party's defeat in
1854 was caused primarily by the
vote Of an alienated. betrayed
and diSillusioned farm commu-
nifty.
There is every reason to sup
pose that the farmers will return
precisely the same verdict in
1856 If your administration con-
tinues to press its war against
agriculture throughout the next
year."
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AK LES BAINS, France, Aug
~ up. - France and Moroccan
nationalist apparently mar
rowed their differences today to
a timetable for removing Sultan
Mohammed Ben Meulay Arafs
and ending ex-Sultan Mo-
manned Ben Youssef's exile.
Ben Youssef is the pro-nation-
alist ruler whom the French
ousted in 1858, precipitating a
wave of nationalism that cul-
minated in violent rioting last
week. He is not living in exile on
Madagascar.
The nationalist IStiqlal (inde-
pendence) and the Democratic
independence (PDD parties con-
tend that the French custer was
Illegal and that Ben Youssef is
still the legitimate sovereign.
AS the week-long conference
aimed at achieving peace in the
troubled North African protec-
torate continued, French Pre-
mier Edgar Faure predicted that
he will be able to present set
Element to his full cabinet by
tomorrow.
Leader Is Optimistic
Istialal leaders conferred for
almosS three hours this after
noon with Pierre July. Minister
for Tunisian and Moroccan At
fairs, on the question of how
and when Ben Youssef is to be
allowed to come to France.
The Istiqlal delegation spokes-
man, Abderrahim Bouhabib, ex-
pressed optimism as he left the
conference suite in the Splendid
Royal Hotel. u have the feel
ing that We can make progress -
he said.
A delegation from the PDI
entered Mr.. July's suite as the
Istiqlal left and it was apparent
the French are seeking full sup
port from both parties for a
Moroccan settlement. A PD1
spokesman said his party agreed
with the Istiqlal on Ben Yous-
SETS return. Neither party is
demanding his immediate restor-
alton to the throne in Morocco.
Mr.. Faure and Mr.. July face
bitter opposition by the French
Parliament to returning Ben
Youssef, chiefly from right wing
elements who reflect the views
of French settlers in Morocco
Virtual Agreement
Informants on both the French
and nationalist sides said there
Is virtual agreement on a three
point program which would pro-
vide:
l. Ben Arafa's replacement by
a council Of the throne pending
a decision on Ben Youssefs final
status.
2. Establishment of a govern
ment of national union in Mo-
rocco. including representatives
Of the Istiqlal, the PDI and other
main political groups.
3. Negotiations by this new
government of a new French
Moroccan political partnership.
Timing Unsettled
The only point unsettled ap-
peared to be the timing of Ben
Youssef's transfer to France,
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FOUND

DOG, young. black with white speckled
legs Collar. no tags. Vicinity East
West hwy. of Wis. ave. OIL. ADJ "a
CAT, short-haired young male. mostly
white some gray. NV sect. Owner
or good home CO. $500.
EYEGLASSES. rear Clarendon Baptist
Church, Aug. IS, IA. 2-54s3. -
HOUND PUP. male black and tan. 4 ia
q months old. eager for human COM
partnership Have you lost or Will you
give good home to this cute puppy
Ii 4-3331.
PARAKEET gray and blue: vic. OF
Wheeler I'd and Waller pl. Sc. Found
SCI. 10. 2-2362. --------
WATCH. lady's Elgtn, vic. 10Th and M
NV, Monday. Call CO. 5-6423. after
= pm.
WHO WOULD GIVE nice home, excel.
lent care and loving heart, TO found
dog tbelieved 10 be O thorouRhbIed
collie), about 9 months old. BOX 391-
r. Star.
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THnS - WAISH. INC.
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Close in, fine neishborhood; attrac:
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deiiehtful split-leVel patio for out
door living and eptertaining; Sc
cluded. fenced yard: adjoining, Co
lumbia Country Club: Ice. shade
trees. fruit trees. abundance OIL
Towering shrubs, bulbs and flowers
OWNER offers this ideal home. See
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SEE AND BE CONVINCED

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CLINTON AREA, Sl3.g5o-3-bedrm.
new Shingle rambler.
DISTRICT HEIGHTS: S13,950-4-
bedrm., 2-bath Cape Coz on nice
lot.
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95O--3-bedrm.. new brick rambler
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VILLAGE, $50 $50
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VILLAGE. $50. 900
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
Ssos GRIFFITH DE.-6.room briel

55Os GRIFFITH DR.-b-room brick:
s sonSsa e Andrews Field. Lu.
HOUSES lSsss' BIZ iHsSSGHEs-BricE Cap.
cSd; LARGE bed bed s down. 2 up;
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After 8 pm. call LU. 4-02SS.
BRICK, s-BEDRM. RAMBLER-Ex-
ira lGe. lot. big liv. rm., full bsmt..
rec. rm and den. auto. washer
a seTms ari eRA ASa% aEosoEs s' PR s5fy
SI0,;59, buys attrac, bungalow with
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rms, SHADY lot; nr. shopping and
new Freeway. Must see TO appre-
ciate. PRINCE GEORGES PROP
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family din. rm.. close in loo. Only
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HOUSES BY Enthusiastically
new. all-brick rambler; 51a rms.
scr. porch, recreation rnn., .televi-
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EXCLUs. GNiv. PARK4 bedrms.
sci ,5O0-owner will carry FIRST
mort.-Family- sized din. rm., .
| full baths. daylight bsmt; with n
bath, outside entr., hall sitting
rm.. oil h.-w.h.. mod. kit lge,
front porch, incl. rear porch, ssT;'
$4,000: ewes, Mr.. Cockill. AP. z
1882. w. w. LEWIS. -13
HOUSES BY bedroom
brk. rambler: lge. equip. kit. huge
| daylight bsmt.: approx h-acre lot:
close to downtown freeway Price,
| s16,500; W. r. HUGHES, AP,
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terms; Edmonston area. WA: 7-0la6,
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baths, recr. rm., gar; quiet street
huge lot; S13,959; walking dist t
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rms. bath: bsmt.; gas heat: lee.
yard: low monthly notes Ii. g.
T943; cWWHLoUGHBY REAL Es-
RAMBLER, 5000 SO. IT. C. B. s.
modern; no steps, Liv. nm. 16x26;
rec. rm., 20x20; 2 f1replaceS, 2 lge.
acre. wooded. SIT 300. 90 min.
r fhRS TIM FINE 6 6ffHE iSss applied
for. Lewisdsle, S15,95O. Brick Cape
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size din; rm., liv. rm.. firepl,, bath,
lge, bedrms.. expand; attic. in
side entr, finished rec. rm., bar:
fenced lot, off-street parking HE.
4-3SO0. ewes. Mr.. Lauer. AP. z
7lS9, w w. LEWIS
12-F PLATEAU PL. Greenbelt -
SCor house. 4 rms, and bath; Only
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assume 4iaFc Oh loan-7-yr.. g.
nm, 2-story Colonial brick with
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I'd. to Dale drive to SOB Thayer
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501 T3rd PL.. Carmody Kills
BUNGALOW. = rms. new $1,000
$1,000 cash. OWNER. ia. 9-7010
BACK TO SCHOOL sPEC1AL-Vse.
Owner says sell CT Apr. $4,000.
3 bedrm. ultra mod. brk.. paved
street, close shop. tranSp. HE
4-3500: ewes, Mr.. Duvall, JU. g.
304l. W W. LEWIS.
one of our lovely 3, and 5 bedrm
ram6lers in Hillcrest Hts. from
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

Sss PER MO-, NOTHING DOWN Tc
VETS, Sl2,950-3 bedrooms. y;
baths. heated rec. rm.. Westins-
house kit. all-brick semidetachec
home. New Wheaton construction
This is the last one: call now
NANNY FITZIG, 10, 10000. CO.
LONIAL INVESTMENT CO. Ia
SILVER SPRING-We nave severa
fine and reasonably priced 3 anc
4 bedroom homes. some with 2h
baths. Indian Spring Village. Thi:
area without question Is one Of
MONTGOMERY Counties best Schoolec
districts. walking distance Il
st. Bernadette's Pinecrest Ele-
mentary, Eastern Jr. High. Excel.
lent public transportation and shop
ping. Indian Spring Village hal
everything to make the whole fam
lily happy. Prices from $16.00 tc
SO $50. Can be seen any time BY
appointment. AL open Sunday,
400 Penwood Rd.
1020l Big Rock Rd.
1906 Indian Lane
9406 Flower Ave.
BROUSSARD AGENCY, INC.
~. 7-SO5l Ewes, JU. s-2157
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RAMBLER-$13,950
New 3-bedroom rambler: full base
ment with picture window; ideal
location for children. with new
county park across the street and
convenient to school 50IS Somer-
set I'd, Riverdale. Nd. PHILLIPS
C. ROGERS, Builder. WA. 10000.
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S65.50 PER MO.
Exclusive Hillcrest Hts.
Open Sat. and Sun, / to {

2l06 JAMESON ST
Beautiful new brick ramblerS. boast
ing lge. liV. nm. with stone flrepl.
fun din. rm.; Ice. aIl-elec Westing
house kit, dishwasher, garbage dis
poSal, 3 bedrmS., 3 full baths;
knotty- pine rec. rm. with frepl
Various models include porches and
dble. car garage. Prices range from
10, 7-7S4S or Ii. 7-a377.
ZAGAMI REALTY. REALTORS
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BETHESDA
Open Noon Til Dark
2 RMS, 2tz BATHS
THE PRINCESS"

lOes down with 4taee on
bal. The most talked about
house in the metropolitan
area. featuring extra large
bedrms.. completely equipped
Westinghouse cleo kit, nm
ished recr. rm., with raised
hearth firepl. Separate din.
room. and cathedral ceiling
liy. rm.
DIRECTIONS: North on
wis. ave. just beyond Naval
lane, to East Park Hill dr..
turn rieht to sample house
in Locust Hills Estates; or
call OIL. 6-4695. Ma. s-5140.
D0Nr TATI
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32-FOOT

Living rm. with lac. ls-ft. custom
built bookcases and firepl,: picture
window covers l side of liv. rm.
sep. din. nm. 8 bedrms.. kit with
dinette space. brick patio. Beau
tifully wooded l2.000-sq. lot
with real privacy, but only . few
blks. to schools, shopping and
transp; 90 Minis. to D. c. or Fl.
Meade on new parkway. This Gus
tom-built rambler is approved CT,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
TEMpI.E HIII.S

"Brick Beauty $50
GI-$800 DOWN
3 Bedrms.. Firepl.. Din. Rm.. Bsmt
A real beauty in excellent Silver
Spring location. Lge liv. rm..
guest size dining rm., lge. kitchen
2nd A.; large fenced lot, beautiful
trees and shrubs, sidewalks. school
2 blocks. A real buy. List M-5O
Mr. Gordon, LO. 5-2l96.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
o0Oc-s 'vN NAN as 7 SsLI
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GI-5@o DOWN
Out Glendale WaV

It's city living in the country in this
2-Story Colonial frame on lot with
frontage on > main roads G20-25O
ana completely Anchor fenced. }
Home has powder rm. and bedrm.
LIST A. and bedrms. up. Double car
garage was built by plumber who
needed lots OF room. In addition
there's q horse stable. Property ap-
proved Gil for $l9,5O0.
DOUG M. SMILEY, INC.
uN. 4-S260 UN. 4-671O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-13

TAKOMA PARK, so Philadelphia
ave. open Sunday to 6. ewes.
to S-An older home made new.
nestled among trees. close to grade
and junior high schools: bus passes
door; many other conveniences not
this home may be obtained. Call
Mrs. Loughlin Omlor, JU. 9-5S2O
10 or OIL. 6-3S3S.
THoS. D. WALSH. INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-13
u ACRE

U00x200) In College Park. S.
oedrm. brick: big liv. rm. with
f1repl. family-sized din. 1m. 1878.
equipped kit. with din. space: 1st-
a bedIm or den; full hsmt., par
has all lge. rms; bedrm is
2ox16. A few blks. to public or
parochial school. Dozens OF big
oak trees. Vets or nonvets, Sl6.950,
BURCH REALTY CO,