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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-16
b JAMES Z. ROPER

Secretary OF state Dulles said
today the Neutral Nations Super
visory Commission may Be serv-
ing an evil purpose IN South
Korea and perhaps should b
removed legally.
Mr. Dulles said that 1t mag
be possible TO get certain prac-
s.-s----.-~--4---
Red Leaders Coll Again far Korea unib
Toiks. poge Al
Dulles Says inspection Win b Key I.
Arms CT ParIeE poss Az
teal relief Of the situation. A.
10 lawyer. he pointed out that
sometimes courts issue "docn-
|ments Of Illustration when terms
|of q legal contract are outdated
|or frustrated BY events.
This suggested that signers 81
the Korean Armistice, which sci
up the commission. could abolish
the group or alter its makeup
or mission.
The presence Of the commits.
sion in South Korea has pro.
Ivnked riots. The South Korean
government charges that thu
Communist members are spyins
on South Korea rather thar
merely supervising administra.
ltion Of the Korean truce.
Doubts Usefulness
Mr.. Dulles. fully sympathetic
to this view, told a news confer
ence that he doubted the grour
was serving any useful purpose
He said it may be serving ar
evil purpose.
Asked whether the commission
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-16
Transit Union
Offered Terms
City Heods Reoch
Negotiotins Stage
By HERMAN r. SCHADEN
AND HECTOR MCLEAN

The District Commissioners
have reached the actual nego-
ltiating stage in their efforts to
draw up a years contract with
Capital Transit Co. for settling
the 47-day transit strike.
Commissioner Samuel Spencer
said this afternoon an offer had
been made for the AFL Transit
Union and company to consider.
The union was called back to
the District Building this after
noon for another discussion Of
terms.
The city heads are empowered
by legislative action to enter
Unto a one-year agreement with
the company. provided it and
the union can settle issues In
dispute.
Review Negotiations
This morning company ofh-
lcials were summoned for another
hours discussion which Vice
President =. Cleveland Giddings
called another review Of negc-
Etiations up to date He said the
actual contract was not dis
|cussed.
Joining MI. Giddines for the
company today were ]. Beard
Ecker. vice president In charge
|of operations. and J.. Godfrey
Butler, personnel and labor re-
Ilations director. They would be
essential parties to the writing
Iof q contract.
Close-moutl1ed about details,
the Commissioners would not
discuss what back-to-work offers
have been made to the union.
Act Under Measure
Under terms Of a congressional
act by which the Commissioners
may contract with Capital Tran
sit for the year before its fran
lchise dies, they have the task
LOT attracting the union back to
work with q contract the COM
pany will buy at little or no ex-
pense to the taxpayer.
They must bear in mind that
under the new Law, the public
must pay any deficits arising
during the year from labor costs
not offset by higher fares. .
Must Dicker Carefully
This means they cannot rip
open the money bags in settling
with the union, but must dicker
Jas carefully as a private COM
Ipany. The Commissioners best
hope is for the union to take q
reasonable attitude in view OF
the District Governments and
the taxpayers role In any settle
lment.
The union already has turned
down q company offer OF 10 cents
ian hour and $40 a month on PEN
lsions, and improved holiday, va
cation, and health and welfare
plans. Presumably, the Commits
Isioners would have to 90 higher
unless the union is tuning up Q
Icivic-minded ear.
| However, the Congress-written
terms Of any District Capital
Transit contract apparently will
reduce some of the pressure In
1.-THE Commissioners hope Of COM
ling tout Of it all without cost to
the taxpayers. Assistant. Cor.
See TRANSIT, Page At
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-16
'Roin in Prospect
Today, Tonight
And Tomorrow

Well-soaked Washington can
expect more rain tonight and to.
morrow-and high winds if Hur.
Iricane Diane stays on course.
In addition to that wet out.
look, the Weather Bureau fore-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-16

q washington SynQlCate neaue0
BY Louis Burman Of 1900 Fiji
teenth street NV. MIR. Wolfs0n
was preparing yesterday after
INTO sign q letter Offering the
system to the Burman group on q
part-cash, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
basis.
The S14.4-million price set by
Mr.. Wolfson works out to SIS q
share on the 100000 shares OUT
standing.
since the strike began, he re-
xealed, members Of the Wolfscn
family increased their own hold.
ines BY 1000 shares, at q price
! Of about $40 per share.
Alternative Plan
r. the Burman deal falls
through, Mr.. Wolfson said, he
will renew an offer made earlier
this year to 90 into a sort Of
partnership with four Washing
tonians to own the system for
I'VE years without taking out
dividends.
Mr.. Wolfson suggested as pos
sihle co-owners Eugene Meyer,
board chairman Of the Washing
ton Post Co. and Morris Cafritz,
washington builder. They have
made money Ia Washington.
Mr.. Wclfson said. I have not
Mr.. Wolfscn did not appear to
think II likely that four WASH
ington men Of the caliber Of
Mr. Meyer and Mr.. Cafritz
would take him up on his deal
And the manner in which he
renewed his offer indicated that
it was more IN the nature Of 3
challenge than Of b serious
biiciuess proposition.
The Capital Transit board
chairman asserted that the
coinpary's properties probably
would bring more than S14.4
million "a piecemeal liQnidation.
believe it could be liqiidated
for hyer SIS q share" MIR. Wolf
son said. -Eut once it is liqui-
dated, It would cost from $40
million to $50 million to estab-
lish and maintain d system with
an average Of l.l51 buses in
: daily operation.
{ mo investor - with Capital
Transit,s experience here fresh
lin his mind would come in and
invest that kind Of money in
washington.
Sees "Ciyic Duty"
That's why I'll sell out at
SIS a share. / regard 1t as a
kind Of civic duty. This Is q
situation where I've failed to
operate a buSinessof course,
other people have failed too. like
the union and the Public Utili-
ties Commission"
In the coming year, Mr.. Wolf
SON said. Capital Transit is will
ing to operate on a no-profit,
,no-loss basis. I'VE don't want q
nickel for the year" Mr.. Wolf
4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-16
MoIfson Sets | erms
On | ronsit Assets;
Family Buys Stock
Wants Ownership Kept Here
But indicates He's Finished
BY WILLIAM HINES
sta afan corresnondent

NEW YORK. Aug. 16.-I ndustrialist Louis E. Wolf
son has placed price tag Of $l44 million on the prop
critics Of the dying Capital Transit Coand he hopes
the tab win be picked up by Washingt0i interests
IA an exclusive interview with The star In his
Madison avenue Mr. WoIfson revealed that
first opportunity to buy the transit property will 60 to
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-16
Dulles Says Truce Teams
Moy Serve Evil Purpose
Sees Illustration as Possible Reason
For Removal Of Neutral Group in Koren

should be removed or It's ACTIVE
ties limited. Mr.. Dulles said that
any progress on either front
would be desirable. He said ths
outcome may depend on what
We can persuade others TO do.
The commission ii composed
|of representatives Of Czechoslo-
Ivakia. roland, sweden and swift.
|zerland. 1t hAs teams Ia botl
North and South Korea. bul
Western powers complain thai
the teams In Communist NORTH
Korea are not allowed to op.
crate effectively.
Mr.. Dulles baked at 4 NORTH
Korean proposal for conferences
on the peaceful unification Of
Korea.
Suggested by Reds
North Korean Premier Kim /
Sung has suggested a conference
between North and South Korea
and another conference with
broad participation Of Asian
countries"
Asked his reaction to this sug-
lgestion, Mr.. Dulles replied thai
the North Korean Communist
have given no indication thai
they are prepared to do the one
thing necessary to have reuni.
| f1cation Ito hold elections super.
Ivised by the United Nations.
That is the very simple thing
they could say, Mr.. Dulles con
ltinued, land unification could bt
brought about" He held ou'
little hope for reunification with.
out such nationwide elections.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-16
Recover
Arms From IRA
Scotland Yard Men
Ruid London Shop

don's shabby second hand mar
ket area today and seized a large
quantity Of guns and ammuni-
Ition believed to have been stolen
Saturday from 3 British army
depot by Irish terrorists.
Some Of the weapons, includ-
ling Bren guns and rifles. were
oacked in boxes apparently ready
for transportation, police said.
The weapons were seized In
THE basement OF the empty shOr
ion CALIFORNIAN road In the KING
Cross railroad station area.
Police said they believed the
weapons and ammunition were
most Of the haul made by mem
beers Of the outlawed Irish Re-
publican Army In their raid or
THE Arborf1eld army depot IL
Berkshire near Reading Satur-
day.
Scotland Yard Acts
Twelve Scotland Yard detec-
tiyes all armed, kept a l2-houl
watch before raiding the shop
The fact that they we're armed
illustrated the seriousness With
which the police and the army
regard IRA raiders. Usually
British policemen are unarmed
Sir John Mott Bower, head o
Scotland Yard. and other higl
ranking police and army officers
viewed the seized weapons ant
ammunition before they were re
turned to the Berkshire police
The IRA men. who followe.
lup the Arborfield raid with tw'
abortive swoops on depots ii
Wales and England. have beef
described as desperate and dan
Igerous." They made of with O.
gums and about $4,000 rounds o
ammunition from Aborfeld.
Guerrilla Warfare Feared
Fears grew that the swoop
by the outlawed IRA. dedicate,
ito uniting Northern and South
lern Ireland--by force If neces
isary-might lead to guerrill,
warfare in Ulster, the six north
lern counties N Ireland still un
der the British crown.
Police already have founs
three OF the vehicles believes
used in the Arborfield raid.
One truck loaded with case
of ammunition was found on tn,
day Of the coup near Arborfleld
Another truck and a passenge
car used in the raid were founl
abandoned and empty in Londol
earlier today.
Armories Guarded
i
The British War ONCE, mean
thine, clamped a tight guard OF
Its aItmories and special watcl
Twas being kept on all means o
lexit from England in an effor
ito prevent smuggling Of the arm
to Ireland.
! The conservative Daily Sketch
speculated that the IRA ma,
adopt guerrilla tactics in North
ern Ireland, pointing out tina
a few thousand terrorists ii
Malaga have defied the might o
the empire far longer than Hitlel
did"
The News Chronicle and Daily
Mirror said the IRA has q def.
mite timetable for an invasion
of Ulster. The News Chronicle
said part of the plot would b,
Ito seize the Dublin broadcastini
station and appeal for an Ire
land-wide uprising agains
Britain.
Warning From Ireland
Both irish governments warned
against any such violence.
/ George B. Hanna, Northern
lIreland's home minister, said IL
a speech last night In .Belfas
THAT any IRA invasion would b
met by $4,000 policemen and tn,
l"loyal people OF Northern Ire
land. standing side by side, and.
promise you, armed to defent
themselves"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-16
Two Witnesses SiIenced
BY Pressure, 'WoIter Says

tee questions on Reds-in-show
business.
The star learned. however.
that televislon comic Philip Leeds
several weeks ago talked freely
Ito q committee investigator. Mr..
Leeds. who was silent yesterday.
has appeared on the Jimmy Du-
rante and Milton Berle shows.
Refuses Quiz
The other prospective CO.
Operative witness. It Is under
stood. was Stanley Prayer, who
has q leading role in the current
Broadway hit "Pajar1a Game. =
He took the NTH amendment
yesterday.
Mr.. Walter also said that the
FIRST session Of the subcommit-
tees inquiry demonstrates thai
lRed units in entertainment un.
ions are trying to make them q.
captive as they had the United
Electrical Workers.
Asked whether he referred to
American Federation Of Tele-
vision and Radio Artists or
Actors Equity. he replied he
meant both organizations. He
added hastily that this effort
by Communists had not been
successful.
/ He would not comment on
whether Communist cells exist
In the two organizations now
Mr.. Walter said yesterdays
witnesses showed by their testi-
|mony that they have something
Ito conceal"
Sth BaIky witness
Meanwhile, the subcommit-
tee ran into its eighth straight
Ibalky witness at the opening OF
Its second day Of hearings.
Elliott Sullivan. whose rugged
face and bashed-in nose Is IA
Imiliar to MILLIONS Of movie and
Iteleyision fans. refused to. say
See UN.AMERICAN, Page A.;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-16
Guide for Readers

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Home Daily and Sunday
DioI Sterling $1,000
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Pollen Count Begins Today in Weothe.
summary. Pase Al
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Several thousand Indian ma
tionalist demonstrators marched
Evening star., 1955-08-19
HousEs EoR SALIVA.

IMMACULATE 2-bsdrm. ssmids.-
fenced I'd. All ccnv.: 10 minis. from
PentaRon. oI appraisal. $11 $50:
snce. taxes. ia. 3-0772. -23
BIGGEST CLOSETS in town are N
this sparkling new brick Cape Cod,
especially designed for its wooded
setting In N. Arl. Super. kitchen,
3 twip-size bedrms.. 2 tile baths.
Som. tSl1 bassms9t e d, ss h ogs,tRadlRs sAREEE
sSmf sSHrH : & DoNNEII. III IA. % %4eSisl.
$500 DOWN. Sis no. or 3 p, 900
fun bsssmsnt. Fairfax. Va, crss-
cent 3-a36S. --21
WANT To BUY Eood brk.. close in
Var Lge.. older home In good,
white neighborhood. win fecond. !:
$500 dn., S125 mo, EN-. 2-2e17
or HARNEY. IA. 7.s724. -2l
94p4 JUSTINE DRIVE, Falls Church
Panoramic rambler in Rolfs
aMHRR a5SIFhss yp old FoE ..ls zSsi y
THE YOUNG AT HEART win love
this almost-new. contemporary
rambler with fioof-to-ceiling fire-
place, 3 bedrooms, carport. Assume
new large GI loan. Priced, $l7,s9e.
RoRscHAcH REALTY. Js. 2-s5oe. g1
$IS.s5o; s-bedroom brick rambler.
Convenient y. Arlington ioc9tlSe. as
seid%s scaacH fRIEsSSLTiY.' fIsS ,E, ,0s1a ss11sa7osS' s
a BEDROOMS, . BATHS. s16,sbo.
Older home in nice neighborhood;
beautiful grounds. There 10 . Ere
place In living room, separate
dining room and . Gear RaraRe.
ta5s nome K r. sHIssnt RGTS H9i FSr
BiEAUTiFUIp' ia iiEp' AND LOVELY is this
rambler, on a-acre lot with large
trees. House Ia designed for couple
who ike large rooms. There are
2 unusually large bedrooms. and
and n deliFhtfuI recreation room
opening onto ground level. sepa-
rate garage. soRscHACH REAL
RAMBLER. oversized. with protected
view and privacy, close-in country
club area: 23-ft. hv. rm., separate
din. rm.. Ia bat 8; workshop.
play rm, and dry STORAGE space IN
Quick oeenpaney. KE. s-l7s7.
SETTING-Briek ram.
bier, S20.9bO, on lovely wooded
lot In an area Of distinctive homes:
3 nice bedrrns., 22-ft. liv. ,rm. with
fireplace and picture window, sep.
din. rm,. LARGE KITCHEN. hEeak-
f fass space. space. fully equipped with VIII,
6smt. with outside entrance. cSii
METZLER ia h@7676
LYON VILLAGE - 6tone-an clap
board. b-bedrm., 21s-bath Williams
burg Colonial; center-hali entrance.
22-ft. living rm., WITH BEAMED
CEILING. large dining rm. with
corner cabinets. scr. porch, garage.
recr. rm. In bsmt.; large level wood
ed lot; S32 $50.
CROWELL d CO., INC.
2160 N. Glebe Rd.. Arl. IA. 5-0767
sPRINdFIELD-FoRT RMvoR
Builders home, ~ yrs: Q acres;
iTs IssrPsf Psfh.i NY t,. rI Srti.s ssD' .SoP S1R
$1,000. BY appt. only: ewes. and
Sun. KE. S-4244. -la
2 AND 5 BEDRM, RAMBLERs
ON 5-ACRE TRACTS
$500 to 81. 600 down. Raise. chick
ems. . Sarden or a pony for the
kids. Lovely b-aere farms near
huge swimming pool. Dreamy,
sparkling Kitchens, HOLLYWOOD
,s styled BATH huge ,.Ists vi1. ISSe TSSI.
Gus bedrms. with double closets
All custom built. Approx. rs mi
from D. c., ] mile on main hwy.
Choose your site and get a0-day
r 'Gs'estS q : CO. Elk. s-aS7l. no. a-5as7
Evening star., 1955-08-19
CHEVERLY

We hereby offer for sale in Cheverly
and In the nearby Cheverly area
some Of the best real estate values
in Prince Georges County consist
ing Of 2-3 and 4 bedrm. homes. Gl,
FHA and conventional financing
II you are In the market Tor z
home Of your own or II you want
to sell your present home. Wny
CLYDE r. ADAMS. Realtor. $3.50
Annapolis rd.. UN. 4-1l43.
Evening star., 1955-08-19
SLEEPY HOLLOW

styled in stone, brk. and
Of the most beaut. in exclusive
Sleepy Hollow. spaciousness 10 the
keynote from the lee. liv. rm. with
unique firepl. TO the huge screened
fiaEstone porch and oversised gar.
Kit. 11x2l: Has party-size dining
nrepl. Lot of over VI acre has lie.
trees and lovely ahrubbery. Truly
. home Of distinction ideally suited
for happy family living and gra-
cious entertaining. Avail. at the GI
app. price Of S33.7b0. either on G1
app. loan or conventionally BY as
sumption Of lge. existing trusts.
An unusual home value on todAy's
market. Sure to 90 quickly. Bee
II now.
Arfax Realty, JE. 4-4900
Evening star., 1955-08-19
FARMETTES
$500 TO $1,000 DOWN

Raise chickens. q garden or . pony
for the kids. Lovely b-acre farms
near huge swimming. pool. Ultra
modern 2 and 3 bedrm. ramblers,
Dreamy, sparkling kitchens. Holly
rooms with ranch-type 1replaces.
spacious bedrms. with double
closets. All custom built. Approx.
rs mi. from ID. c., ] mile OF main
hwy. Choose your site and get 90
day completion.
a. 0 CO.. Elk, S-2671. no. 9-7ab7
al
Evening star., 1955-08-19
ARLINGTON

4 BedrrnS.-CloSe In
On beautiful Key blvd. you'll find
this 4-bedrm. Cape Cod In excel
lent condition with detached gar :.
and huge shade trees on both sides
of. the street. Call TO see this one
today. OIL contracts accepted. Ask
ARLINGTON REALTY
2212 Wilson Blvd. IA, 7-e300 VI OIL
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Evening star., 1955-08-19
ARLINGTON
T4,,-+wx, fvIx.6 H~npvn
ARLINGTON
School Days

School Days
Solve your enrolment problems by
moving right now. Immed. pos
session Is possible with these prop
critics; financing to suit you.
BRICK COLONIAL with 2
ige bedrms.. fun bath. 2 half
baths, GE kit, spacious liv. rm.
with firepl., family -size din. rm..
full bsmt,. with finished rec. rm.
with frepl.: level lott. excel. land
scaping. Price. $24.2b0.
RooMY CAPE cop-Has many de-
Sirable features; lge. liv rm. with
firepl., family -size din. nm. 3 bed
rms, fun bath. half bath. kit
with eating space; level lot. Tbxloei
full bsmt. Price, $l7.250.
new and sparkling. 3 lge
bedrme., attrac. .liv. rm. with fire-
pl.. din. L. de luxe kit. with eye
level oven. Ia baths, huge nm
ished rec. rrn. In full bsInt. Price.
Sl9.gB0,
ACT NOW Call IA 2-4SOO
WRIGHT REALTY, INC. .
] N. Glebe Rd., Arl. --2t
Evening star., 1955-08-19
NEAR UNIV. OF MD.
RAMBI, ,ER
NEW RAMBLERS
WEST HYATTSVILLE

CUSTOM BUILT luxury
brick ramhlers. Model home
lust completed. Located in
most sought-after section in
popular w. Hyattsville. Ideal
setting on wooded lots with
unsurpassed view OF Washing
ton and surrounding areas.
Spacious liv. rms. with fire-
place. SEPARATE DINING
ROOMS. ultramodern fully
equipped Kitchens with natur-
al birch cabinets. Va baths.
Ice. porehes, Priced from
S17. 300 to SlS.500. Only
few available in this choice
location. Don't miss the
boatl
The Perry Boswell Co.
WA. 7-4500 Til 8 Pm
Evening star., 1955-08-19
DICKEY'S

2, 3, 4 BEDROOM HOMES
LEwIsDhLE-charmins brick RAM
bier with l4-ft. picture window,
firep1.. GE kitchen, dishwasher. dis
posal, exhaust fan, abundant cabi-
nets and closets. huge basement;
ful expandable attic with .36-inch
exhaust fan. Exceptional ward
plantinEs. and fenced rear Avail
school opens. Any accountable ap-
piieant mev assume Sll, 900 AZ
loen! Sacrifice! $14,500!
bedrooms, mason
~ with fireplace. basement and rec
room; one block high school: =
mile view: S12,650 GI, $3.50 down
conventional. Assume Az loan.
rEMPLEToN KNoLLs - 3-bedroom
brick with basement; possession be-
fore school: So, 900 In eItrasl Only
SI2.750 GI. Biggest square II
value ever offered by usi!
CHEvERLY-6 rooms, bath. base
ment. whole acre. Handy man. YOU
down. S75 mo. Smallest. room Is
Q lsrge IL II. by Is It.
Hills rooms. Only
Si0.7h0. A real down low price
on prize home. Convenient
eyerythinE!l
SEAT PLEASANT bedrooms, base
nent, Cape Cod; GI only $ll.225.
See our picture booklets with com
plete information.
For cheerful appraisals, call us
J. VICTOR DICKEY
AP. 7-8080
b200 42nd Avenue HyattSviile
Evening star., 1955-08-19
VET. Nc. Cash DOWN

VET. NO Cash DOWN
$11.700
payts, approximately 97b
quick. Brick. in excel. cond. Large
iiv. rm.. din. rm.. kit. with table
space, biz bedrms., rec. nm. In full
bsmt.: close In: close TO al con-
veniences. Gail Mr. King. JU. O.
04e7. ALDoN PROPERTIES. INC,
ma. S-5730.
FOUR BEDRMs.. Q full baths. in
this rambler In the woods. 6epa-
rate din. rm. fully equipped)
oversize country kit. nrepl. In liv.
rm.; over n acre: incl. Is wall-to-
wall carpetinG; Gl approved at
Slea50. This house Sambles.
AANNAS REALTY il. 2-3l1i
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THREE BATHS. three twin bed rms
TER-HALL. 50-FoOT BRlCk
RAMBLER. Full dining nm, d,
luxe electric kitchen. full bsmt
with pArty-sixe finished recr, .Tm,
garage, 34 wooded acre: excellent
fnancing: S26, $50 Call TO Sc.
this one. J. WESLEY BUCHANAN
INC. Radio Bldg. Arl.. IA. 4-11b5
$500 DOWN, s64 PER MONTH buys
this close-in 2-bedrm.. masonry
semidet.. AImost-neW home. excel.
lent condition. Fenced yard: vaIl
10 everything. Picture-booE neigh
borhood. VETERAN. CAL J. IVES
LEY BUCHANAN, INC. Radtt
Bldg. Arl.. JA 4-1155.
Si5, 900 GI TRUST can be assumed
BY the non-veteran on this n; AT.
lington. 3-bedTm. home. $4,000
Cash. WITH PAYMENTS Of Sl0t
PER MONTH INCLUDES EVERY
THING. Huge living rm.,. forma
dining rm.. full bsmt. with 2O-ft
reer rm.. stone patio. Hurry
call on this one. Pull price, $lS.-
IA0, J, WESLEY BUCHANAN
inc. RADIO BLDG. Arl. IA. A.
ItHk
Evening star., 1955-08-19
UNIVERSITY PARK

UNIVEHOII 7 FANh
s505 QUEENS CHAPEL RD.
BUY DIRECT PROM OWNER
S-foorn. center-hali. brick Colonial.
eli modern eonveniences: large,
level lot; near schools and shop
ping. owner may be reached week |,
days only, RE. 7-l36l between p
and 3 only. Ask for Mr.. LOCKYER.
Evening star., 1955-08-19
HILLCREsT HEIGHTS

HILLCHEST HEIUH 10
sDsoITiih rTna With osrI ofirepIsee, dininE rm.. kit.
3 full batiias1 1bsmt., built-in garage
Plenty OF d0%ers and shrubs. A. A
CARoZZA CO.. 24I2 Minnesota
ave. Sc, LU. 4-0040. -2l
UNIVERSITY PARK
6-rm. Colonial home. all
elec. kit, 2hs baths. scr. back
porch and I'm. rec. rm.; on
ead-end street. close to
schools, in exclusive residen-
tial section: $24 600; Com
tact OWNER, WA. 5-2064.
Evening star., 1955-08-19
CT OPPORTUNITY

CT OPPORTUNITY
EE; ANDREWS, y " ,GTEyNsysss, B2LLMSos Sn sSs
mo-. new school. handy transp. :
fenced: handicapped: det: gar: ex-
pansible upstairs. Qualifying vet
can move right in. Owner leaving
country, Mr.. Dixon. RE. b-b92b;
I cox 4 CO.. 10. S-5s37. -
l4l2 EAST WEST HWY.
Bee this outstanding .det, brick. a
spacious rms, big closets. bnilt-ln
only s13 $50 for quick sale. VIII
HUGH T. PECK, HE. 4-64OO
TRADES CONSIDERED
New 3-bedrm., 2-bath home: fun
bsnt., gas heat. beautiful kit, /:
paved street. copv. locationi only
S1G,a50. Call oWNER-BuILDEH.
RE. 6-6s64: .---------
VA APPROVED-$11,5 500
4 bedrDa.. large kit. fully equipped.
full basement. ideal location, near
shopping center and transp.
Prince Georges Realty Co.
UN. t-lles WA. s-ssb6
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Evening star., 1955-08-19
POMPONIO

ooga5R oyaR9INiAga ,I!dI ga,Ed KEAiIY Y1lss96 III 8
coLORED-1LExHNDRTA Is bed
rms iiying nm, separate dinin8
fIm: Iocsted epuiDDedd IN downso1n R Aiexandfis.
Suitable for 2 apis. or yoomine
house. ideal for large family.
$1,000 down, $S5 month. ASK for
listing 433-J. TIE. 6-7244. TE. %
SOS N. Washington ST., Alexan-
dria Va. IL
Evening star., 1955-08-19
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
BEILEHAVEN

Three-bedrm. home, prsWar con-
struction. iine view Of river, over
looking golf course; $23.76O, with
$4,000 cash. bal. financed at 6ss.
Exclusive with A. SLATER La
MoND, Realtor. H. 9-3392 day
Evening star., 1955-08-19

AREA-Last chance
for GIs to buy with nothing down
All brick semidet. home with
finished bsmt.: / blk. from bus: GI,
at $40. 900: contract must be dated
before a Aug. rs. Exclusive, Z. r.
STEFFEY, JE. 4-3447. JE. 2-4970.