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and business pressures at home.
Possibility Of such action has
worried the American admins
tration because 1t would spell the
loss Of an important bargaining
counter In current discussions
between United States and Red
Chinese representatives in &C.
lreva.
Informed diplomats said Mr.
Dulles asked Mr.. Macmillan to
take no quick action before the
whole tangled question can be
discussed at the highest level
presumably by President Eisen-
hover and Prime Minister Eden
when they meet next month In
Washington.
Mr.. Dulles was understood tc
have sent Mr.. Macmillan a letter
ION the subject from Washington
then followed up during talks
the two have had here during
the current NATO council meet
ing.
The issue Of trading with the
Chinese Reds is an old sore In
British-American relations al.
though the two governments
have co-operated closely in ad-
ministering agreed embargos In
the hope of preventing war
potential goods from reaching
1.-THE Chinese Reds. Each govern
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16

hopes Of gaining admission to
the q. n"
Nationalist China vetoed Out
Ier Mongolia In the East-West
package Of 10 potential menu
bers. Russia vetoed other pros
Ipeetive members including ia
pan. The Soviets later reversed
themselves on all but Japan.
Kyodo said acting Ambassa-
dor Akira. Miyazaki told Chi
nese Foreign Minister George
Yeh that some people in Japan
were critical Of Formosa's ac-
ton"
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|'positively considered as an ag-
lgression against Egypt" also.
Col. Nasser pointed out that
Egypt and Syria had concluded
q mutual defense pact In Oc-
Itober.
The council meeting was called
Ito consider Syria's protest
against a raid on her posts east
Iof the Sea Of Galilee Sunday
might. Conflicting reports have
put the death toll as high as So
lin the action.
Col. Nasser's letter was adj
dressed to D. N. Secretary Gen.
eral Dag Hammarskjold with
1.-THE request that it be relayed
Ito the Council. It said Egypt
must meet force with force and
twas about to deal with the
situation herself" with her land
AIR and naval forces.
viii Ask Strong Steps
Ahmed Shukairy. chairman
Iof Syria's delegation to the
General Assembly, told corre-
Ispondents he would ask the
Council for measures which
have not been asked before. "
That could mean a proposal
that the Council request U. N
members to cut diplomatic. eco
nomic and communication ties
with Israel or even to use mill
tary force.
Israeli Ambassador Abba Eban
was prepared to reply that the
attack was necessary to silence
Syrian guns which had been
harassing Israeli police launches
and fishing boats.
Israeli president Izhak Ben
Xvi in Jerusalem yesterday
charged the Arab countries with
seeking the "annihilation Of Is
trael and said the syrian nrine
lon the Galilee boats was part
Iof such a campaign.
The council was expected To
hear both sides, then adjourn
until next week while members
lpondered possible action. In the
past the council has never gone
farther than a censure Of one
side or the other and a request
that both sides work with the
chief u. N. truce supervisor, Ca
madam Maj. Gen. E. L. M. Burns,
Ito prevent further incidents.
Three-Nation Talks Started
British, French and U. S. dele
gates already have started talks
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ION the situation. An informed
source said they were not work.
ling on any concrete proposals
Iyet. and added. "the question
now is whether a resolution
condemning Israel would help
matters. or whether 1t would
make them worse"
Some delegates assumed that
some kind Of censure against
Israel eventually would result.
Britain protested against the
attack yesterday in note hand
ed the Israel ambassador tc
London, Eliahu Elath. This fol-
lowed up statements of regret
from government spokesman in
both London and Paris.
The United States was re.
ported in Washington to have
notified Israel that, in view Of
Sundays incident, it needed
more time to consider a weeks
old Israeli request to buy some
$50 million worth of United
States arms.
Accord on Dam Reported
In Paris last night, Britain
France and the United States
were understood to have agreed
to coordinate efforts to help
Egypt build the billion dollar
high dam at Aswan, on the Nile
That word got around after
Secretary of State Dulles, Brit
ish Foreign Secretary Harold
Macmillan and French Foreign
Minister Anthony Pinay con-
ferred in the French capital.
Western aid on the dam would
be designed to Offset any advan-
tage with Egypt the Soviet bloc
may be gaining through Czecho-
slovakia's sale of arms to the
Nile nation. That same arms
deal has prompted Israel's re-
quest for United States NUM-
tons to counter the increase in
Egyptian strength.
Col. Nasser's letter to Mr.
Hammarskjold. delivered last
night by Egyptian Delegate
Omar Loutfi. matched a warning
the Premier gave earlier in
Cairo to United States Ambas-
sador Henry Byroade and Sir
Humphrey Trevelyan, Britain's
envoy. After seeing them, the
Egyptian Premier told corre-
spondents Egypt will take ac-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16
japanese Hit Bon by Russia,
FOREIGN Minister Wins Test

down. $50 to 1876. a Social nom
confidence motion which accused
the Foreign Minister of "over-
JAIL diplomatic blunders" with
Russia, the United States. the
Philippines and South Korea.
Earlier. Shigemitsu told the
cabinet "skillful diplomatic ma
Ineuvers" by Russia kept Japan
out Of the United Nations. The
blame should not be directed at
Nationalist China as some Japa-
nese are doing, he said.
Shigemitsu said the Soviet
veto definitely puts a lot OF
pressure on Japan" but added
he cannot be sure the Russians
mean to hold a club over Japan
at their World War II peace
talks in London.
Shigemitsu said Japan will
press Russia to drop its oppose
ton to her U. N. membership.
The conservative Tokyo news
paper Sunkei Jill warned that
Japan should not let herself be
"entrapped by Russia" by link
ing the peace treaty and U. N.
entry questions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16
British Get U. 5.
Red Trade Plea

PARIS. Dec. is P.-Unitec
States Secretary Of State Dulle.
was reported today to have ap.
Ipealed to British Foreign Score.
tary Macmillan in an effort tc
halt a British move to relax al
lied trade restrictions on Red
China.
The British repeatedly advised
the Americans they might be
compelled to ease the restrictions
soon because Of strong political
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16
Jopon Protests
Eormosn Veto

TOKYO. Dec. l6 R1.-Kyodc
News Service said Japan made
strong representations" to Ma
tionalist China in Taipei today
on the Nationalist veto Wednes-
day which frustrated japanese
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ton If another Israeli attack
occurs"
The Nasser letter listed i've
Israeli attacks on Egypt since
late February and finally the
assault on the Syrian posts. The
Egyptian Premier said Egypt "is
bound to deal with the situation
herself. including the use of
her armed forces-land. air and
navy-with a view to insuring
her safety"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16
FOUND

COCKER. male black. collar and Ches.
terfield County license Owner call XII
$3.50.
DOG. small female. mixed terrier type
pears to have been lost quite 4 while
AP. 7-I292
DOG, female, small black and tan. mixed
breed Vic Robert Z. Lee School
Owner or good Va. home. XII. $1,000
DOG, ! to 2 months old puppy. Vic
Rittenhouse and Georgta. Call Mon.
day, 10. tn. 2-lS60.
PUPPY, male, Golden color. mixed breed
Va home. XII. 1880.
PUFFY. dark brown male, Tuesday. l6tf
and Pa. nv. Can evenings, co. 5-05l6
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16
Debate in U. N. Spurred
|By Mid-Eost War Threat

UNITED NATIONS N. Y. Dec Is N1-Egyptan reprisal
lent today to United Nations Security Coun
Ici debate Syrias charge Of Israeli aggression.
As the Security Council gathered to take
before them letter from Egyptian
Premier Abdel asserting the Israeli attack was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16

men: from time to time has been
hit by critics on both sides Of
the Atlantic for the way in
which It has carried out the
embargos.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16

TOKYO, Dec. 16 (P.-Foreign
Minister Mamoru Shigemitsu
blamed Russian maneuvering
today for Japan's exclusion from
the United Nations and survived
a non-confidence motion in
Parliament.
The Conservative dominated
House of Representatives voted
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16

DOG, miniature schnauzer, missing from
car in front OF Blue Cross Animal Hos
pitai near Merriheld. Va. Small gray
dog with white whiskers. Named
Hickey: liberal reward. DU. 5-9494
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16

BOG. sheep type, muIti-color, wearing
red collar: lost in vic. 14th and
Colorado NV: reward for Chips"
RIA 6-066S ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16

SPANIEL, black and white Springer,
answers name willie" lost vic. Goth
and ~ GIebe I'd Reward. Call OWNER
ia. 5-52ss, Ma. S-3326. --16
WALLET. red leather: contains drivers
MnGSehss ossn na o'her important papers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16

WALLET, on 18th st. NV. between q
and mr. parking lot. Reward. DE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16

HANDBAG, light brown, in woodward a
Lothrops downtown. Not interested IN
money Please return all documents
and personal things which are Of value
to me. Call OIL. 6-73l0.
KEYS, on sterling silver key ring: re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16

PASS BOOK NO. 1915. Arundel Federal
SAVINGS & Loan Assn. Baltimore, Nd.
and Pass Book No. 527S, Fsirviev
Federal Savings g. Loan Assn. Balti-
WEIR. 410l Aspen st. Chevy Chase, Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16

WATCH, lady's ElRin, white gold black
band. Reward. ia. 2-3675. after'7 pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16
LOST

BRACELET. sold. { stones: NV, down
town shopping area: sentimental value:
reward TIE. 6-5111. IL
CAMEO EARRING. WM6sA bus, Wood
ward & Lothrop store, 18th st.. ? st.
NV, Wed. pm. Reward. LU. 1-7lS5.
IL
CAT. black. with white paws and front:
vic. of Rosedale ave. Bethesda. OIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16

PARAKEET, blue, named Peter" Vic
Queens Chapel I'd. and Colesville I'd
Reward. WA. 7-1966. lis
EARRING, /. gold. for pierced ears: vic
Chevy Chase Shopping Center. Dec. IA
PUPPY, brown, boxer. mos. female
black muZZle, white markings on chest;
reNard TIL 2-50lR =lR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16

at Wisconsin. Monday night; lost from
car. Person picking up same please
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16

WRIST. WATCH. lady's. diamond -plati-
NUN. lost Wed. afternoon: reward. Call
EN-. Z-74bU ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-16

CAT, gray, male full Grown. notched
right ear; vic Carlin Spring I'd. Arl.
blvd. IA. 7-7S46. lis
COLLIE-LARGE REWARD for return
of sable and white male collie Va.
license IA. 1881 or Ma. $500.
Evening star., 1955-11-29

completed. He added. however
it might be finished in time FOL
the President to sign today oi
tomorrow In . dramatic climax
to mounting expectation ths
paper would be returned.
High sources said Mr.. Aram-
buru,s decree might call fol
CLOSING down La Prensa this week
for q brief period to permit an
inventory Of the CGTs control
then for the paper to revert tc
lDr. Gairza Paz's management
iperhaps in mid December.
1t was learned Mr.. Aramburu's
declaration was timed to precede
| q visit to Buenos Aires Wednes-
day by Henry Holland. United
States Assistant Secretary OF
State for Latin-American Af-
fairs. The treatment Of La Prem
sa has resulted in much criti-
cisn of Argentina In the United
States.
MIR. Aramburu's statement was
hailed by Jules Dubois. veteran
Latin American correspondent
for the Chicago Tribune and
chairman of the Freedom Of the
Press Committee Of the Inter-
Evening star., 1955-11-29

American Press Association. Mr.
Dubois, who has been In Buenos
Aires for several weeks plugging
for La Prensa's return. termed
ut the greatest step for restora-
ton Of freedom Of the press
taken In Latin America by any
government in modern times"
In New York, DR.. Gainza Paz
termed IAPA's work "basic" In
mobilizing world opinion against
the seizure Of his newspapers.
The editor, who has been living
in exile in New York, Is expected
to return here Thursday.
Evening star., 1955-11-29

would give La Prensa back to DR.
Alberto Gainza Paz. But Mr.
Aramburu declared his regime
had resolved" the celebrated La
Prensa case and that this WOULD
repair the outrage committed
against this great newspaper"
There appeared no other in.
depreciation of his words thar
that control of the paper would
shift from the General Confed-
Grafton Of Labor tCGT) back te
the Paz family which since IL
founded La Prensa in 1859 hao
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Capital Forge Speaker.

Howard r. Hudson. director Of
promotion for the National Plan
ming Association, win speak to
the National Capital Forge Of
the American Public Relations
Association 1T . 1915 luncheon
program tomorrow In the Bur-
|lington Hotel,
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Goinzo Poz to Get Beck
Peron-EnsIoved Paper

BUENOs AIRES. Argentina. Nov 20 t-Areentinas famed
newspaper A Prensa senced ensaved by Dictator
Ia an act the world the
being returned to its exled owner-editor.
Provisional President Pedro Aramburu in his first meeting
with the press night say outright government
Evening star., 1955-11-29

tary, Adolfo Lanus. said the de-
cree which was expected to de.
clare the seizure of La Prenss
unconstitutional had not beer
Evening star., 1955-11-29

character and alertness. decency and good judgment
For there is one fool on every road, deadly menace
to you and your children And there good people,
good drivers, who are foolish for mpulsive moment
For the possible gain Of few seconds they will bet their
lives on a highway version of Russian roulette.
Great national advances have been made in safety.
The cement ungles Of the American cities hicky
eweled with the twinkling greenyelowred stop lights
country roads are lighted and marked scientifically;
authorities tightening up drivers qualifications
Evening star., 1955-11-29

built it into one of the western
Ehemisphere's leading journals.
Gen. Peron closed the OUT
spoken newspaper more than
four years ago. and handed 1t
over to CGP-the big workers
Organization with which he ham,
lmered out his dictatorship. La
Prensa was transformed from a
respected independent journal to
just another rubber stamp for
the Peronista line.
! Mr.. Aramburu's press secre-
Evening star., 1955-11-29
Being a grown-up driver isn't easy

And every one Of the Ford Family of Fine Cars has
been made safer with safety devices built in Scien
lists have made fresh study Of the whole problem
and the results are in the newest cars.
There are wonderful compensations for being
grown-up driver. You get ulcers. Your tenders
still have the fresh that from the factory.
Your insurance your friend And motoring is still
great pleasure
When you're grown-up driver, you do something
quietly wonderful for everybody.
Evening star., 1955-11-29

You give everyone else the right Of way aloeys.
You freely wave the impatient honkers on i. and
smile.
You let some chucklehead cut in you; you give
him plenty Of room for his next adventure with DEATH
You beat stop light; you always stop at stop
signs; you stay your lane except when you pass
and you know when to pass.
And you sne and take it easy, and instantly forget
every irritation.
Being grown-up driver is difficult art It takes
Evening star., 1955-10-28
business oppoRTUNIrlEs

GROCERY. air-ccndftionei: stocked,
equipped; sacrifice. quick buyer
Terms; Si8 r. !. ave. NV. AD.
Locx2 0FURxIruRE MOVING. sYoo
wk. Or more; moving our customers
after 1Q-wk: training course; iLi.
MSsssnsDs f6 Sb'lnns EasrsaI g sandsisS
shop now closed or about to close.
Mr., DicKERsON. ii, 3-B38s, 80
STORE, 40x3A, and house, 30xJD:
100 nj. ont oi town. in Westmore-
paRaNtn lnPa GSi Ss oR TN IIHiiyEsqdR--T Esspds have
option 70 4f-year-old business. past
earnings excellent, future wonder
fui Present owner i'll. must sell
Time very Important. Day, call RE.
5.50e5 eyes, 7-1o. Du. T-6s3s,
.RksfaTRaNf. ES dfaaN Class c license. s
downtown ioe. Nus. sacrifice, due
to illness. Good business. Gail 10.
BEAUTY IISis 1;pSahSE 1BUsINEss E. IN clarendon. as
S-S6os or 70. S-4dss after 3 pm
rent. with fixtures, cash register;
heat. water. etc. $t00 per mo.
Maryland shopping center; near
smeI,.stnrs.a s@i0vv my s.ess .shy ciyr ~.
,,.nyl,.e,.ss n.unssu ,,ss9sA ~, asst,
s,,.s,a t,.en..s.. ,srIss4 a. y - sfs
NV NS 5SS1rSs pstssu ~ = isoe = St.ie' 3
nanfir sTnnf ,nn. ..t.,,t,,,..s 80,
DmcSwsskhi: r.cSsshis. sCns ,ss ,ssssAp.sne9; MI tery ~
sale; $375 daily: substantial cash
required; priced for fast sale. NO.
nfatn,1rtv; eunp vnp unr
dss,osld sU ayn shLE, slr-s2n-
gns... gsgnsu. 81 Ivy uvIein, ~ hnOpplut,s
yeIs1Ii neIL Nash;, IeAs0n ioE sn sen-
ms sickness- ssneftoh @.1vISs
u,o,,,n .n,.-n&,.
49, 49, ,Vm1OMt III irLEAss. s, please
ssyYing GOOD food ,in the Beryyn-
.Soleae rark area? -
unOLEhx sIUnE. doing close. 70
kVo0 wsekiya sscrines; serious
......... 30
HOTEL, now operating, win sell for
S2u,yOu CASH above trust; ilcludeS
551i,dinpn ano nnsiness.; trust, SHo. :
$.Ssss. = es :
snOE hEPALk CONCESSION -
Bethesda, Nd, $3.50 to $500 per
week potential Excellent .oppor-
tunity. can MI. Boorstein for de-
tain. HO; 2.l6b6. BLUE RIB
BON LAUMDRY I. GI.EANERS.
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HOUSES WANTEp 70 RENT

HAVE CLIENT who desires to lease
Immediately 4-6 bedrIn. fiirnished
home in NV. Washingtop or nearby
Nd. areas. Please call INEz CuSH-
ARD, Realtor, I'm. 2-4332. ---3o
LGE. HOUSE. Z or S bedTns., prefer
nearby Nd with basement: ige. lot;
handy school or bus; not over Sf25;
reliable party. Call 10, S-474B.
SILyEK SfRENG AREA--Honses mr.
gently needed Clients avail,i Ex-
pert management. BEEBs BROS.
Ju. 9-Q6l0, ewes. JU. 6-6S0D,
NV. SECTION Responsible middle
eged couple. no childrsn; I-story
wetl-appointed kit, din. rfn., Nv.
rm. with fireplace. EN-. 2-)3S7 30
Evening star., 1955-10-28
AousK luRNIsAIp Lesal.l

ssais. sRs z. hest. ltiAs & a.s3sa 81 I'd 90
ARLINGTON --S bedrnis., / bath.
IS . Jan. 81. Can JI' f-sSs2
Anlm0roN. wsstoses djstyies--
Lly. rms din, rm,. kit and bed
with Oh heat; 2-stors brick Colo.
NAL close % school transp. and
5spHsas me- sass. eaii sHrsdEsisls sH. s.sas sEal
ARtN0T0N, yA;-s bedrps. iln-
esrkinsfonn:: s'n:.; ;eaii III "a. s.ssSs. 80 :
cdosSsIATP doD! 1Dtoya rK MOB ass re los:is S:S;
Turn, $3.50 Der mo. Et.iJAH q.
ARNOLD scols. ueA, ret.a Broker
KENNEDY AND Isth sTs,-1Aree-
bedrm: 2-bath rou brick. nicely
AENoLp y scof. usAs Tesl. BroksF,
cessrIETEaT s.., y'.E Z rum ss;, Hs..I;s, SI;s;y,
) bsdrus'.. x Sashs' ~ ain. gral.- rin.. Ey.
rm. with frepl.. ~: club rm. Ia
lower level With drepi.: eiee. kit; !;
aae 81 Or 9 mos. ss sios. Oh oI5a p
MASSACHUSETTS AVE-: AREA--
S0yneF wishes e rent 1-cedfsncIa, CON z. 2.
or q j H5 sdaiss I HesatiiuiIs. d 81 iuIsnisheS ssish a
Immediate possession. Rent. 5000
month; Esfsrsness feauirsd. Gan
coLoRED--WALrER 81. s.E., isea
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BETHESDA AREA


Newly Decorated, 4 hedrms., alk
bathn; available tmmediakely; iln-
lIHlisdh MziShf. l.Ais HM. sieiis isesisisodE' dEos!Ego
cARRoLL-HIoIEi.ANDS = 2-bsdrm,
mo. lease: avail. innsd. 500.
silver sprine--3 bedrms:. ? baths.
i.wiif rent with option 70 isias.
Near Heches--4 bedrms. ~ baths.
sep; din; In. f,.,s garass; AVIAN. m
silver sprins--Loyeiy Colonial on
corner lot. / blk. Tnnsp,; 3 bed
rms. den. rec. rm.; S1ab.
Wheaton--3-hedrm. cape cod; an
avail. Nov is. Only si26.
silver spring = a-hedrm. Colonial:
washer M. schools and transp-i
Takome Pnrk--3-bedrm. Colonial;
excel. location; $135; avail. ifmmed.
JAMES c. CONLEY & co.
s5a5 oeorsia Ave. JU. e-4I34
-l--yt-
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MICHIGAN PARK
WESTGATE

E.
immaculate 3-bedrm. 2-bath Co
lcnisl nltEamodern ut. ineiudinr
Areakfast bar AL rooms twin
sized. Knotty-pine rec. rfi.. washer.
drlers deep fFeeze, Attached ga-
Kaee. $300 per mo. Avail. Dec.
4. ROBERT x. WRIGHT, HI. g.
$500.
COLORED---fa5 7fh 50. S.E---s.
.rra. brick house, . baths. oil heat.
Newly dec. viii rent entire house
70 responsible party 95 per mo.
Nov partially rented for SSS So
* out pssson ssns = ss EsIFs EGs sssa1s IoUDbE sD65E
cOL0RED--G0s RoxsoRo / b u 1 n. NV.
30 rms. and hath, redecOrated. eas
h.-w.h., SfOO. 1929 Vermont ave.
Room lQQ5, NE. s-eoIO. After 9.
c6i6REiDS S's. - pErwoRrM - De.
ssssss rssssa aA-sssrooS sssss, hes n .., DAss q,
garage. Only Si25 mo. TO responsi-
Bile family. Inspect by appointment
only. 44f3 Illinois ave. NV. THOG.
2; wALSH, INC SIS l1th s.. Avs
C0LcRaD--ieIs G ST. s.W.2s
rms bath. fun bsfats. oil heat. Il
sMITA. ilJ3 18th st. NV. Ex, e
c6I0REDs0e sEATON RI. NJ.
5 larae rooms. KIT and bath; oil
MAizE, ! eas New YORK 40. NV.
c6EoRiBnLIKE NEW, YER, mo nSsd. :
an Iras Z . ds 4 III laxs se M. rs isay hsa,
ccpohnbSFfpR S9 EAb sisssp Fys, Nwps. M is.I,
bsnt.: nies. yard: sutc. heat: gar. /;
vacant; SibO. DIXIE REALTY
CO. IVA. s-Rha0, Eyes Ap. I-H757
COL L0kED--24f6 E ST, NV
rms; and bath: h.zv.h.: $50. ST.
cold 0kEpss IN 81. s.Ee-Io
Hisikalsssoss sssss i iDSzs. siasss isss isS ssaSss.
Evening star., 1955-10-28

Att: NSA employees
bsdrm. brick homes: III Ssths,
bsmf.i immediate possession. plrec-
tons; Baltic. Wash. pkWy, 10 River
dale I'd outlet. right 200 II. to
HERB REDFORD. AP. 1-224S
Evening star., 1955-10-28

IGRocERYs $3.50 weekly: clean, neat
isSs: SIlssd is isa ssslRRiis ssss ssis S0 ISsifi
COAT Room CONCESSION vim
cisar ana cigarette counter for re-
1ponsibie person Renned cllentele;
yeafly lease. PAN q BILLS RES.
& IAuhANI. Rof appt., call Mr.
AaFry Cohen between : and 9 pm
K TX, 3-34ll.
TRAFFIC coUrT. iebl. $4,000
cars day. o-1. aaiktng dtstAncc
IS S,ls new hs1seureh lesls w q ssoss small q g
ins p1ssasa bsiisslns. csif Pis M NJ sosIs sss.
W. W. EEMis. keaiior.. .os1 "a ssVo
De SOTO AND PLYMs AGENCY
2 acre6i lovely modern 4-bedroom
home landscaped with flowers,
shade: on hwy. ID Nd; ls0x4O-ft
ehoWrooni; 8 9afe2t 11-Btsii me.
chanies' gnrage: 0Qx30 paint shop:
eccessorles and tools JOHN BUR.
p0kT, Atqker. ls31s Colesvllle rd.,
silysF sprins. Nd. Gail Evergreen
ALEXANDRIA
reputation, Modern bldg. ana facli.,
parking lot and optional living otis,
North side location nj. woodward
q Jothfop store. Steady patton
aEe from commercial Arms ana ma
tioueliy known ofices IN the area,
Gross sales last year $4,000,
larger eroes potential. Owner re.
irinf i9r health reasons, Can ouI
K4cLusiVH TX: LausIiiV ! HwrTH BOB DUNCAN
- REAL ESTATE
322 q. Wash. 81. Alex. Kf. H-g0i 4
Evening star., 1955-10-28
ORD o.

, OF AlsDsms Aye Ave- nr; Texas Tex, A Aye; e
rIi., separate din. rtn., mod,
Youngstcwn Kit. on LIST a., plus 2
IND d. Pun bsint. with gas hot.
air heat. Anchor fenced. Com
venient TO everything, CT APP
proved at Sfi.S00. Payments only
$40 per mo, including taxes and
insurance. Call Mr.. Smith for ap-
pointinent. s
=. QUINCY SMITH, INC.
DI. 7-eO57 Ewes, Lu. 4-77Ss
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,, traesixs Ens ,Se.P ,0yPsE - IsfylnE Easf
1e.n S.s. Phone iss P'Ri "a. ass.faoz te.s @s1
1eot lzfh ~. N.E,--3-bedrm. all
modern modern 1t. iis and bath. 1Iishsd rec rec.
TIii.. porch. ADpfpx. blks. from
neY ProTldence H3spItal, IN all-new
section, Price. ti6. .D0O. Terms
arranged 70 suit puTeha6er. Trades
seRslasssd. HARRz A. soeMshoLL
Evening star., 1955-10-28

c0L0RED--RKNT AND BUYTI
Upper northwestE fedec. brick home:
lss M ;. ~ ,a, dnli a ss. -, fas IN: h..wn; so.
rent. 81. 3-44ls. TU. 3sSSH3