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Evening star., 1955-05-22

munist progressive movement In
capitalist countries"
In his televised talk, Mr..
Dulles said the end of the occu-
patton of Austria, by Soviet as
well as Western troops. would
have a tremendous impact" on
Russia's East European satel-
lites. For the first time. he said.
Czechoslovakia would have an
open door"-that is frontier,
with a free country,
"The people of the satelleit
countries are going to want to
get for themselves the same
things the Austrians are get
ting" he predicted.
Evening star., 1955-05-04
American Motors Seeks
AnnuoI-Woqe Advice

union on the guaranteed wage
proposal. Mr.. Cushman him.
self was a member of that COM
mittee, but he was not then an
official of what is now the
merged Nash-Hudson Co.
The seven are DR.. william
Haber, University of Michigan; !;
Or. Richard Lester. Princeton
University; DR.. Alvin Hansen and
DR.. Seymour Harris, Harvard
University; DR.. Edwin e. Witte,
University of Wisconsin: Prof
Vincent Bladen, University of
Toronto, and DIR. Arthu. Alt
meyer, Madison, Wis.
DR.. Summer Slichter of Har-
ward also has accepted appoint
ment to the committee.
The American Motors UAW
contract now up for negotia-
ton has been extended from
May 81 to August IL. In the
meantime, the union hopes to
establish a guaranteed wage pat
tern at either Ford or General
Motors, biggest of the industry'S
"big three"
Both Ford and GIN were to
resume contract talks with the
UAW today. Mr.. Reuther plan
ned to join in the Ford negotia-
tions, which were called off yes
terday because he was unable
to attend.
Evening star., 1955-05-04
New York Huntino
For Mad Bomber

NEW YORK, May 4 up. -
Authorities pressed a hunt to-
day for a mad bomber" believed
to have planted about a dozen
crude bombs found in various
parts of the city in the last two
years.
Additional detectives have
been assigned to railroad sta
tions, bus terminals and large
theaters. They were told to
watch for persons carrying sus-
picious-looking packages.
The police order last night fol-
lowed the discovery on Monday
OF a crude cylinder bomb in
Radio City Music Hall.
The bomb. with its clock set
to go of at $3.50 pm. Sunday
Evening star., 1955-05-04

DETROIT. May 1 (R.-Ameri-
can Motors Corp. turned to
eight nationally known econo-
mists today for advice as to how
a guaranteed annual wage plan
would work in its plants.
American Motors is the only
one Of the auto industry's So
called 'little three" companies
where the CIO United Auto
Workers Union currently is
pressing its demand for a guar
anteed wage.
Edward L. Cushman, the firms
director Of industrial relations,
said in announcing today's
move:
American Motors is COM
mitted to taking every prac-
ticable step toward achieving
regular and continuous employ
ment for all its employees. Seek
ing the advice of these econo-
mists is one phase of our OBJ
jective study of the JAWS
guaranteed wage proposal to
determine whether it would con-
tribute to increased employment
stability at American Motors"
Seven Of the eight economists
also were members of the Public
Advisory Committee named by
UAW President Walter P.
Reuther in 1853 to advise the
Evening star., 1955-05-04

12-year-old boy said he played
hockey from school and watched
a television show. Tiring of the
TV, he searched out a rifle he
had been forbidden to touch,
found the hidden firing bolt, and
assembled and loaded the gun.
He fired out the window at a
utility pole, he told police. and
later saw Tommy, whom he
didn't know, walking across a
nearby field. He said he decided
to frighten the younger boy by
firing as close to him as possible
He said he didn't intend to hit
Tommy.
Police turned the older boy
over to juvenile authorities.
Tommy's funeral was to be
planned today. (
Texas authorities rarely release
names of juvenile offenders un-
less they have long records.
Dallas officers said the truant
never before had been in trouble.
Evening star., 1955-05-04

Hos the eIeom and sporkle Of silver.
Loree, two quart size voult will hold
lots OF ice cubes for summer parties.
Lightweight. and very snoortIy styled An
excellent voIue, buy one for your home.
Evening star., 1955-05-04
Co-Winners Named
In CYo Spelling Bee

Joseph Douglas. IA. an eighth
grade student in st. Mary's
School, in Bryantown. Md, has
been named cowinner with Rob-
ert Landolt, IL, a sixth-grade
student at ST.. James School,
Mount Rainier. Md. of a Cath
olic Youth Organization spelling
bee.
Young Douglas was the winner
among seventh and eighth grade
students, while Landolt won over
fifth and sixth grade winners.
Each received, a $50 United
States Savings Bond.
Joseph was listed as runnerup
in reports of Mondays Star.
Evening star., 1955-05-04
Texas Boy, 9, Shot to Death;
Truunt Admits Rifle PIuv

DALLAS, May 4 (R.-Tommy
Rendon, jr., just 9 years old.
was walking home from school
in an area of West Dallas where
outlaws Sam Bass and Clyde
Barrow roamed in other genera
tions.
A rifle bullet picked up dust
in front of him.
A sec nd shot sent Tommy
pitching backward. Doctors
said he died instantly, a 20 slug
through his heart.
officers who investigated
yesterday spied a second-story
window screen ajar about
2 inches.
In the apartment they found
the rife, empty shells under the
window sill and a 12-year-old
truant who denied the shooting.
He insisted he had been at
school when Tommy was shot.
But at the police station, the
Evening star., 1955-05-04

from Washington area EpiSco-
pal parishes voted to search for
a permanent site for a diocesan
conference center.
Chosen to the executive coun-
ell for the coming year were The
Revs. N. c. Acton, William j.
Coulter. and Berry B. Simpson
and lay members Knute I. Nil
sson. Mrs. william Sharp, and
Lane w. Hildreth.
Elected to serve on the Stand
ing Committee were The ReVs.
j. r. Anschutz Stuart F. Cast,
Malcolm Marshall and Canon
Theodore o. Wedel. Lay mem
bers are A. W. Atwood, Edward
Finkenstaedt and Ernest w
Greene. @. Bowdoin Craighill
was reappointed chancellor of
the diocese.
Evening star., 1955-05-04
Dr.. TfuebIood
Is Speaker

Churches in this country are
experiencing a great revival Of
lay activity, DR.. Elton True
blood. head of the religious Sec
ton of the United States Infor-
nation Service, told the annual
convention OF the Washington
Episcopal Diocese Monday night.
DR.. Trueblood pointed out
that mors people attended Eas-
ter worship services this year
than have ever voted in a presi-
dental election
He spoke at a dinner which
closed the one-day convention
held at st. Andrews Church,
College Park. Md.
The more than 200 delegates
Evening star., 1955-05-04
Weeks in Lieqe

LEGE, Belgium. May 4 Dr.
United States Commerce Secre-
tary Sinclair Weeks visited the
American exhibit at the Interna-
tional Fair today. Mr.. Weeks.
who is touring Western Europe,
few here from West Germany.
Evening star., 1955-05-04

when the theater was full of
people, was described as power
full enough to possibly kill any
one near the point Of the ex-
plosion." The timing device
failed.
Evening star., 1955-05-04
Trade Pact Sought

Australia is seeking renewal
OF an agreement under which ia
pan purchases half of the Austria
Ian exportable barley surplus,
Sydney reports.
Evening star., 1955-05-04
Decorative N Lomp
39s
SpeeioIIy Priced

The perfect lamp for TV viewing. It
gives soft diffused light so cosy on the
eye. Perfect as night Iomp. Unusual
design, has on and off switch Black
wrought iron with bross finish base.
Hondsome animal figure on base with
smart cylindrical shode.
Evening star., 1955-05-04
Silver Plated Eperene
$50

Will make beautiful centerpiece.
She'll use it for fruits, mints or for O
smart florol arrangement. Classic style,
sure to become one Of her proud posses
sions. Fine quoIity silver pIote with
heovy crystol gloss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07
STATE Liquor Profit
Down 81 Million

RICHMOND, Jan. Z (R1.-The
States net profit on alcoholic
beverages sold in Virginia
dropped more than 81 million
during the fiscal year 1953-54
from the previous years profits.
the Alcoholic Beverage Control
Boards annual report has
showed.
The report showed the 1855
81 net profit totaled $15,554.-
72I.D2 down from the previous
years net Of $I6.679. C65.34.
And the drop was the second
consecutive year the net profits
had declined. The total for the
Ig5i-52 fiscal year was si7.272.-
58D. O2.
The ABC Board reported
$l01 1888. 6I2.27 in total revenue.
The States 1874 retail ABC stores
collected $i00, 478, 1896 with
the $244.l29.50 collected by the
board for licenses to make and
sell beer and wine the second
largest item.
A total OF 44,292 Az gallons
Of alcoholic beverages were sold
In Virginia during fiscal 1853
81. The previous years total
was 47,972,916 gallons.
Abingdon Abe Store No. 201
in Washington County con-
tinued as the States busiest
store. This store. surrounded by
dry counties in Southwest vir-
gfnia, showed s347. 1881 net
profit on sl,95O.5ig.7o In sales.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07
Colonel Is Acquitted
OF Adultery Charge;
Guilty Of Misconduct

Acquitted Of the worse charge
adultery an Army colonel was
convicted last night on q lesser
count Of misconduct, IN falsely
registering at a motel with q
woman not his wife.
Col. John j. Maher. jr.. was
sentenced to be reprimanded and,
for four months. to forfeit 500
Of his $685. monthly pay.
The general court-martial
board trying him at Fort Lesley
y. McNair had sought to SUB
stitute q lesser charge for the
adultery specification, and find
him guilty on the easier count.
But when the hrigadier gems
eral and seven colonies on the
board were informed they had
to vote yes or no on adultery.
they brought back q not guilty
verdict.
Col. Maler, 50, d West Pointer
with so years service. was in the
Hill until his transfer Decem-
her 81.
Faced 3 Charges.
/ He went on trial wednesday,
charged with conduct unbeconi.
ing an officer on two specifica-
tons:
/. Committing adultery on the
night Of July with Mrs. Geral-
dine o. Flaherty. one of his
Office aides.
Q. Registering with q woman
In q Berwyn Md motel the
night before that.
Mrs. Flaherty's husband.
Thomas, 5897 Livingston road
Sc, testified he broke into the
colonel's apartment In the 45o0
block Of Connecticut avenue
NV. and found his wife and
the colonel together. A private
detective who accompanied him
there also testified.
But Col. Makers civilian
lawyer, Thomas Walden, jr,
stressed that no testimony
showed the couple were having
relations at the time.
Second Charge Stands Up.
The prosecutions motel charge
stood up against the defense
story that Mrs. Flaherty and
Col. Maher, out driving after
q late party, got tired and
took d tourist cabin to rest.
Mr.. Walden produced a long
list of character witnesses for
Col. Maher. including Represen-
tative Feighall, Democrat, Of
Ohio.
A defense deposition from Nal.
Gen. Miles Reher, the Arnly's
former liaison chief on Capitol
Fill, now stationed in Germany.
was. read. Other dispositions in
cIuded one from Mai. Gen. Ken
meth B. Bush, q. S. A.. retired.
OF Palm Beach. Fla.
The court martial deliberated
for one hour and So minutes.
broken by a flye-minute period
wherein the law officer rejected
the plan for a substitution of
the adultery count.
After Brig. Gen. Walter B.
Larew delivered the verdict, he
and the seven colonels took Only
a minutes to decide the SEN
tence. The maximum penalty
could have been dismissal from
the service and imprisonment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07
Jane Russell Slams
ST Million Contract
" ~. 4 s,eele,ss s,ss,

HOLLYWOOD. Jan. 7.-Jane
Russell has signed q movie cons
tract that viii give her 81 nils
lion for six pictures In five years,
but the payments will be spread
over q 20-year period.
Howard Hughes Of RKO Pic
lures. who drafted the contract.
said yesterday that three OF the
films win be released by Twen-l
tietll Century-Fox. The contract
gives the shapeIy actress the
privilege OF making pictures for
other companies. including Russ
field Corp, the one she operates
with her husband, former foot
ball star Bob Waterfieid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-01-07
GIrIs, 1.ss.e.gs coats, jackets

Girls 7.ss- 100 coais, Jackets
Cotton poplin Ski Jackets. rayon = -
and nylon convoy coats. detach- .&&
able hoods. al rerrocessed wool
quilt lined. Red. navy. green. n
gray. white. to Il.
Boys QuiH-Llned Surcoais
Rayon and rayon ana nylon CABS.
all woods. Every one quilt lined II m
I'll s ss..s D s sssas p.las sp sns ssa
4 to IA.
Tots Special Knlt SleepeFs
and 2-piece styles in cotton knit e.
double sole feet. snap closing. Pink,
blue. maize. mint 2-piece tn sizes
Q to 4: piece In to 8.
TOTS Bargain Polo Shirts
Comhed cotton yarns IN the
Eayest stripes. Long or short - @A
sleeves in wide assortment To
Of styles, colors. ! To Ok.
Many have names woven IN
terry cloth.
TOTS Jackets, SuFcoats
Sturdy rayon poplins. warmly - -
lined with wool quilt, Solid col0rs I'D .%#
or checks with two pockets. Every
one m exciting huyl Many with
imitation fur collar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09
NEW
CHECK
CASTING
SYSTEM

Tested and proven from
Coast-to-C Coast. The great
est sales stimulator since
the check itself. Soon every
body can cash personal or
payroll checks anywhere
without red tape, credit
cards or embarrassment.
DISTRIBUTORSHIPS
In exclusive areas through
out the nation are now be-
ing awarded to men Of
proven business ability and
character by Universal
Check Register Of New
York City.
PROFITS
Are unusually large and con-
tinuous for Distributors
due to the urgent demand
of Super Markets, Drug
Stores, Gas Stations, Ho-
tells, Liquor Stores, ETC., for
a method OF automatically
cashing checks without
fear of loss. Coin operated
equipment can be installed
without cost to the mer-
chant or many be sold out
right. No franchise fee.
$4,000 working capital re-
quired. Your inquiry will
bring full details including
our own bank and business
references.
Security Electronics
Corporation
Manufacturers Of
Universal Check Register
BOX 2eo-A. STAR
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SACRIFICE

Doctors orders, must sell mn
mediateiy long established busil
ness consisting Of large auto body
repair shop, service station. garage
and other store bldgs. in sehoice
location. Last year gross over
$3.50. 600; S35. 900 net return 10
owner: estimated value Of buildinR
terms can be arranged. BOX 164-A,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-09

house OF conservative
English architecture, one long
block West OF Conn., ave. and the
new public library. Planned Tor
entertaining, q peculiar feature Is
the large piayroom to care ~
children during social events, THIS
being ON the third floor. Reception
room Is about 22x25 II. and gives
access 70 cloak room and powder
room, as weil as the large concrete
porch at the rear. The living room
is soft. long and on this LIST floor
are also the dining room. large
kitchen and buffers pantry. On
the md floor are 5 master bed:
rooms and 2 baths, with . screened
rear porch overlooking the wooded
hills to the South. There are 3
bedrooms on the 2rd floor. The
lot Is attractively terraeed down
from the rear and contains about
1900 50 II. Detached garage.
Price, $40, 900. which your arch
itect VIII tell you is less than hall
the replacement cost Prompt pos
session. LOUIS p. SHOEMAKER
1919 X St. NV. MA. -S-1106.
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RESTAURANT

UPPER CONN. AVE.
E .sd iS sseSna soH sR6ak tsuHRossR
FOOD AND BAR OPERATION
Monthly gross, $1.00n-$1 Q. 900:
seats 96; specially house; $4,000;
half down.
8. O GRAcHIs CO. IA. s-2i34
Aiso es.'only. u. 1-ld24
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Industrial Restaurant

Fully equipped and air-cond. GUAR
ANTEED MINIMUM DAILY GROSS,
s40QI suitable for partners: nionoP-
ely lccstiggn $4t: 600; down psyt;'
9. d. GERAcHis Co. "a. s.si31
Also ewes. only. u. 4-i627
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HOUSES EoR sALE-N.W.

C9hoE l4s AI .tss AZ AID s 1Ey:
70 rms. .,,h h;-w.h. g ns; Gent yr snd
I1 I I soN. Ma. s-sS SO I a eve, sun.
c "a GiS544uppEa KANSAS AVE-
Name your down PAYMENT 20-ft.
brick beauty, Sig large rooms.
nslossS DorfSs: sDseiS st. lsefe
apt, garage. sas h.-v.h. IA.
co iGSsf: nccoR FiHiRsT AND EN-.
ERsON N.W.-Cor. brick, rms.
2 baths. q in bsmt, gas hot.
s ssssr r nsa. ea ki'i sr,et aet smi
rscr. nm. Price to sell. 4. q.
HUMPHREYS. Call once II TO s.
Ma. s.5020: eyes. La. 6-9271
oyL0RED-5e15 18th ST. NV,
Loxeiy large corner home nome; i,, ped
10 Inspect. call JANIS 8. WILDER
RA. 3-1gI6, EN-. 3-2913.
C0LORED-c0RC0RAN ST. AND
NEW HAAfP. AVE. N.W.-3-story
brick. Comprises 8 apts.,. each with
bath. For g real buy contact owner.
coIoRED13Ie QUAcKENBos ST.
rm., kit. . Ice. bedrms. and bath
on LIST door; very lee. attic with
inclosed jeaiousies. End moor can
have bs.t mere re I sIns i 4 i.t Os eas:
cond. $500 DOWN. You will be
able to move in within one week.
your Inspection. DAVID ). KEPPEL.
SS:s T.; s'f d. ., 3 81 g. ~:
rms, baths; finished Bird 4.
sell today. o'CoNNOR with JIM
TUCKER, AP. 7-S40S.
COLORED--IIth AND PARK ROAD
Must sell Fl once s, i2. reSsa oT risaSi
asR. oi saEPpa Al n todiy. 81 $-1isi:
c Ri Ilslsb PARK RID. NV.
open 9 to 9 pm. Facing Rock
Greek Park; 5 bedrms.. 2 baths;
gas h.;w.h.. Ice. bs,nta !. With com
DEMATATis REALTY Co, ST. 9.
c SiS5i IS. EXTRA SPECIAL to set
tie an estate. For large family
businessman. or professional. On
10th ST., mr.. .Gallntin St. bedrms.
rec. rm. Goresous grounds. swim.
pool D.. corner house. Many
never saw anything Ike II before"
THE BIGGEST BARGAIN or BAR.
GAINS: W. 3: REALTY. IA. 0.
ICOLoRED-uPPER CA. AvE.-s
sale. RIA. 6-3333, ia. 9-614t.
COLORED-56Oi NO. CAP. STA
beaut., det., brick home with all
the fine appointments: 3 tvin-sized
bedrms., colored tile baths,
knotty pine rec; RIM. with firepl;.
screened porch; lge. back yard with
t q Ell frs With ds eses lEsStt esi
Ne 4u d Mssss9R' T MS eRaEatTY ss co.
cOL0RED-HODlE WITH INCOME
Lge. house on 18th St. nr. Scott
Circle. peri. cond.. baths. Call
CoIoRED - 1901 KANSAS AVE.
N.W.-a apts. 4 sleeping rooms:
nicely furn.; inc. $500 mo-: big.
Diet. bldg. on corner lot: mr.. tTsnsp.
and schools; 5000 down. a. r.
ss.sLYEs DI, !-s3g5;o-
C0L0RED-I4f1 FAIRMONI ST.
N.w.--S1.5eo down: f,irn.; IS brk;;
ear r 59s de- s sath'b biz 81 front 6F Poich
dcsp lo Of fenced back yard. Price.
SEELYE. NJ. 1895.
/ COIOEED--i386 Harvard st. NV.
. baths. : Kitchens: oil heat:
garage. $3.50 down. Only S15,950.
| Other homes. various sections. Call
| RA. 8-69Is: Eyes. DE. 2-5603.
COIORED-S50O DOWN
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SELF-SERVICE GROCERY,
BEER-N.W.
oniy SAB mo-; same owner 10 yrs;
priced reasonably; only $4,000
down; exclusive.
80 DRUGS SUNDRIES
owner quotes 1920 wkly.; sos
gross profit. Priced low 1t $4,000
complete with large stock. only
ewes. and Sun. Sam Blanken, ia.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF |
e31 . ST. NV MA. s-9373i
GROCERY -BEER-N.W.
Owner quotes 5000 xkiy.: good
- money maker: priced very low atl
$50 IS, 900, lock. stock and Darrell:
$4,000 down. exclusive.
80: LAUNDROMAT
white clientele; owner quotes over
$3.50 Wkly.; hours 9-S. Sat. a-6;
closed Sun; long lease AZ SlbO
mo-. 20 ,nachin a large Ell sTi
prove net Of $4,000 yrly.: $1,000
cash required; exclusive.
So 10 CENT STORE
Good one-nnan operation. Hrs. 90;
closed sun; 100000 volume dur
ing 1854 Priced low ct $4,000
complete with $4,000 clean stock:
s exclusive Ev s.s4 ssd Sum- Shea
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
e31 Z ST. NV Ma. s-9373
26 ROOMS, 6 BATHS
Rent $500; income quoted, $3.50:
: ssssns near ln our ss 1855 .SS s aSs
G. J. YOUNG, ST. $1,000
Is ROOMS, Az BATHS
1900 blk MAS s a sss6o rent H.n sii Si
of heat: nicely furn.: owner very
III, must sell; $500 down. Call Mrs
!, 6. J. YOUNG, ST. 3-150O
IL ROOMS, 4 BATHS
Rent SIPS: nicely furn.. a apis: oil
heat: GARAGE: 5-yr lease: near
shop; center; only $4,000: wants
C. ]. YOUNG, ST. 1880.
IS ROOMS, IA APIS.
= Deaths: rent 1925; Inc. quoted
always rented: $1,000 handles Can
C. 81 j. YOUNG, ST. $500
LIQUOR BAR, LUNCH
Mostly bar business: seats "a: good
edutp., low overhead: 50. 900 down.
Cali Mrs. Honeycutt.
G. J. YOUNG, ST. 3-1500
BEER AND LUNCH
s.x.: rent 500: mixed trade; doing
sr. sGsd So o:InS beer bus: $500 down.
&. j. YOUNG, ST. 1880
NEAR WALDORF, MD.
Liquor rest. and slot mach: seats 40:
doing . big business. nicely equip.
dIes. Cali Mrs. Honeycutt.
C.. j. YOUNG, ST. 3-1500
NEWS AND VARIETY
Rent s130; heat free; long lease:
approx. $4,000 IN clean stock;
doing q. sood business: near 18Th
and Columbia rd.I NY: $4,000:
C. y. YOUNG, ST. 3-1500
10as Vermont Ave. NV. suite sos
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH.

TRADE ONLY - oorseous wooded
lot , on 09ldseero r. T.. s5ra o1sy
800 feet deep t31 1000 So. IT,;
will trade for home or Investment
bbS4. Mr. kINskY. -
WILL TRADE MODERN FRAME
HOME in North Arlington. on large
shaded lot, rooms and bath, gas
hot-water heat, for small brick
home with soMe acreage IN vir-
Ginia within so miles OF Washing
ton. Front Royal, Spefryville or
Winchester area preferred. What
have your Box S4-A. star. Ill
TRADE EQUITY In rustic log cabin
mr.. QettyshurH; liy. rn,, din. rm..
kit, Hb.i 4 bedrms. and bath: Ia
acre wooded mountain side: wish
home or land. OIL. 2-6f26 ewes.
that will work for
you--Apartments: warehouses: f.
story building with parking lot:
10000 feet. Incl gasoline station
and parking lot: property for ideal
new building. $500 feet, house. In
cludes 3-unit apt. 1922 18th 81. n.W.i
downtown buildings. professional
rentals.
ACCOUNTANTS, INC.
~. b-i93o, ~. 6-le2s. ST. S-less
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GUY thinner
1 org Lib 81 NV NO 400,

S22 ALLISON 81. NV
OPEN SUNDAY 2 TIL DARK
Large house, it's . real buy. & rooms,
2 baths, gas h.-W.h., Garage
Come out and see e anytime. Mr.
IdARsHAI4L j. MAPLE co.
1924 l4th ST. NV. AID. 4-2O0h
w. or 18th ST., N. OF Col. rd&-A
delightful brick dwelling, j storiei
and bsmt.. Ia baths on End d.
front and 2 rear porehes. auto
heat. 2 gas stoves, Oct, garage,
house In. AL cond.: might be pur.
chased for cash IS q rental In.
ycstment: avail. about Oct. 18th
81 300 cash, sl3b no.. will cove
principal savings. interest and
GEORGE /. BoRoER, INC,
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II aa5a KANSAS 1HE

gaze KANSAS AVE.
OPEN SUNDAY, l TO 5 PM
corner detached 2-story
brick has 3 bedrooms. ia baths
screened side porch. gas heat; only
3-isSs. PRESS REALTY Corr.
I OF 18th st. NV. ST. 3-93l6. --a
6700 PIREY BRANCH RID. NV.
baths. oil h.-w.h.. stationery tub.
gar: In good cond.. $4,000 or
ofieE.
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BRIoHTWOOD--Iandy 10 every
thing; !, fS-roOm house; 61s Rox-
ford pl. n,w.:t$12,b00.
I. s-roonl house; $50 Sheridan st,
i s.roSm house; ssos 14th st. NV.
csIl Nh. PERKINS. ewes. IT,. 2.
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AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Slb,500--VACANT

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Slb,b00--VACANT
OPEN SUNDAY 1880 TO $40
4547 14th eT. NV,
At this price and location this semi.
Diet. brick includes 9 rooms and
bath. 2 enei. porehes. heated
front porch. It Is in good eonti-
ton, oil heat. Good sized yard, q
car garage. See II Sunday or any
time By appointment. NJ B. Wea-
yer. WO, B-4g44.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
/ 224 l1th 81. NV AID. 4-20o5
CHEVY CHASE, D. c.. new LISTING
Newly decorated: eenteT-hah plan
with large den on LIST, 3 bedrms.
2 baths on end. q room In bsmt:
Priced below $50, 600. Ewes, and
Sunday, o.. 4-7629; daily till Q.
hMs5.eRv' REALToR-BunpER
5022 Conn. Ave. EN-. 1900
GEORGETOWN
3-unit apt. Excel. income and re-,
AUsTiN p. DeWILDR. AID. 4-7267.
GLOVER PARK
BY OWNER - Pretty. white row
house. excel. eond. Liy. rm.. din,
rm., mod. kit, s bedrrns,; walktna
distance 70 all schools. shops
transp.i I $4,000. EN-. 2-a930
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1EoRoE I. goRaER. INC,

6t3 Ind. Ave. NV. Ma. s-035l
Diet. Brick 8 Rms.; 2is Baths
Fin. Rec. Rm.: Attic and GARAGE
Owner Must Sell Fast
1868 TeMkesbuTy ri. NV.
EX. 3.hGO7 RA. 3-245l