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Evening star., 1955-02-10
ChurehCounciIGroup
Asks Calm Approach
To Formosa Crisis
by the Asseciofed Press

GENEVA. Switzerland. Feb.
10.-The executive committee of
the World Council of Churches
cautioned today against uni
lateral action" in the Formosa
crisis. 1t urged an agreed settle
ment within "the framework Of
the total world situation"
The 12-member committee Is
holding its first full meeting here
since last summers assembly
of the World Council at Evans
ton, III.
Lists Principles.
A resolution adopted by the
committee said the council
should give its special attention
TO the Formosa situation and
should seek to find acceptance
OF four basic principles:
/. THE need for patience and
restraint in seeking just solu-
ton.
2. Caution against the risks
OF unilateral action.
3. "The importance of utili-
zing to the fullest extent facili-
ties for mediation and arbitra-
ton through the United Nations,
or by such other means as are
in harmony with the principles
and purposes of the U. N.
charter.
4. THE possibilities in the use
Of the United Nations Peace OBJ
servation Commission.
Hopes for Cease-Fire.
The resolution expressed a
hope that a cease-fire could be
arranged between Nationalist
and Communist China, followed
by "a serious effort to reach
long-range agreements on the
status and position of Formosa
in relation to the mainland of
China in the framework of the
total world situation"
The committees four Ameri-
can members are DR.. Franklin
c. Fry, president of the United
Lutheran Church of America;
Pr. Eugene Carson Blake, stated
clerk of the General Assembly
of the Presbyterian Church of
the United States; Methodist
Bishop G. Bromley Oman and
Dean Liston Pope of Yale Uni
verSity Divinity School.
Evening star., 1955-02-10
Chang Regime Cheered
By Senate Vote on Pact
BY the Associated Press

TA1PEI, Feb. 10.-The United
States Senate's ratification OF
the mutual defense pact with
Nationalist China yesterday has
put Chang Kai-sheks' capital
in a better mood than at any
time since he made his pain
full decision" to withdraw his
forces from the Tachen Islands.
The reaction here is one of
relief and satisfaction, particu-
larly with the 64-6 vote by the
Senate.
This shows" a Nationalist
official declared, that the Amer
ican people are more united than
ever before against communism. :"
Evening star., 1955-02-10
Strauss Answering
Murray Charges on,
Dixon-Yates Contract
BY the Associated Press

Chairman Lewis L. Strauss of
the Atomic Energy Commission
renews today his publis dispute
with a fellow commissioner,
Thomas E. Murray, over the
Dixon Yates power contract.
Mr.. Strauss is to appear before
the Senate House Atomic Energy
Committee at his own request to
reply to testimony presented
Tuesday by Mr.. Murray, who has
voted to have Acc cancel the
contract
Mr.. Strauss wrote Senator
Anderson. Democrat of New
Mexico. the committee chair
man, that a 'hasty lperusal" of
Mr.. Murray's testimony had
disclosed a number of points on
which / feel that your commit
tee should be correctly in
formed"
The Dixon Yates contract was
negotiated last year by Acc at
President Eisenhower's order.
1t calls for the Dixon Yates
private power group to build a
S107 million plant at West Mem
phis. Ark. This would furnish
power to the Tennessee Valley
Authority to replace IVA power
used by Acc.
Differ on Hindrances.
Murray contends the contract
has caused discord in Acc and
used up so much of the agency's
time that it is hampered in it's
important tasks.
Mr.. Strauss declares it has not
interefered with Acc work and
that the weapons program is roll
ing along at an all-time peak.
Mr.. Murray testified Tuesday
that at commission meeting on
the morning of February /. he
moved to cancel the contract but
that his colleagues would not
support him.
Senator Anderson and Senator
Gore, Democrat of Tennessee, at
once recalled that Mr.. Strauss,
appearing the afternoon of Feb
ruary /, had said in reply to
questions that he could not re-
call that the commission had dis
cussed the contract since last No
vember when it was signed.
Senators Anderson and Gore
said they did not see how Mr..
Strauss could have made "Slip
of the tongue" about it in view
of the fact the commission meet
ing had taken place the same
day. Mr.. Murray commented,
however, that he was sure Mr..
Strauss did not seek to mislead
the committee. u
Authorizes Stock Issuance.
The Securities and Exchange
Commission voted Al yesterday
to approve initial financing of
the Dixon-Yates project.
1t authorized issuance and sale
Of S5.5 million of common stock
BY Mississippi Valley Generating
Co., the firm set up to build the
West Memphis plant.
The next move by the Dixon
Yates group apparently will be
an application to SEC for ap-
proval to borrow about $l00
more for the plant.
E. A. Yates and Edgar Dixon,
chief officers of the two utility
sponsoring the con-
tract, said they sincerely hope
that this decision will tend to
discourage continued harass-
nent by the minority of critics
who have been putting road
blocks in the path" of the con-
tract.
Evening star., 1955-02-10
British Jobs at Peck

LONDON.-Britain had its
best employment year in 1854.
Some 22.6 million were employed
in September. One-third were
women. This was $50, 900 higher
than q year ago.
Evening star., 1955-02-10
Fire Drovers Numbered

In campaign to stop cruelty
to cattle by drovers in Fire, each
drover will wear a number badge
q 60 any one who sees cases of
cruelty can report the drover
to his union, Dublin reports.
Evening star., 1955-02-10
LOST.

BLAGLE HOUND, / VI. old, black,
brown and white: ans. to name Of
star; vic; NICHOLS and South Capitol
reward. MISS Irving. NO. 7-9si4
or EX. 3-636O, Ext. 2l55.
CAT. pedigreed. tan siamese, lost Feb
:, answers to name of "Frisky.' So
reward. IA: 5-0013. -----------1 IL
CoGKER; black; ;n,snsgs snswsFs -, "Blaeks t,. "
Old old. Reasrd. FsSsaS9 d.ds Il a4sSe. 0s' Id Sf'
COCKER SPANIEL. black and white
ans; to name of John l. Vic. OF
Psrkside DIR. NV. RA. 3-0364. Ill
COLLIE. small. female. lost vicinity West
Braddock, rd,; sable ard white: distem-
per twitch side OF pose. TE. 6-454l.
DOG. mixed collie and police. vic. I7G0
blk. Old Bladenshurg rd: ans, 10 name
rTr'xiec: IN o,p 2. c. license 1928 Reward
EARRING. : pearls, set in gold; down
town area: reward. EN-. 2-3504 LII
EYEGLASSES, Friday eve; blue frame.
white case: vic, 18th and F. Call UN.
4-2lO3 after .. 10
GAS-POWERED SAW IL on Blair I'd
1855. at 7:3O pm Reward, LARGO
CONSTRUCTIONS CO. NC 1929 YER
MLNA GAZE, IN DOS, lOSL TUESDAY, req.
PARAKEET, blue, banded T. P. F. 407
reward. Phone SO: S-S930. ii
PARAKEET, light blue, vic. of 18th and
GaIlatin st NV: if found. return to
1901 Gallatin st: NV. Reward. -l2
PEARLs-Double string Of pearls. Wash
AEPa1 AiEPGTt Wed morning. reward DE
PIN. gold: IN shape Of tea kettle; vic.
once. Washineton: $50 reward: il
found. call JU. a-47oa. Ill
PIPPY: oeTman shepherd, male; 40. 4
hroWr on chest brown ears: name
"sritfy"; vic. North Porta! Estates.
. st.: reward. IA. 9-la2S. -l2
PURSE. red ssddlebag type. containins
PfrSd9naM aTd sPRfEf aao gfnnfsSn I Ff
SILVER FOX JACKET in Peoples Drug
5ETfT'Y b. B. reward. Ia. s.i6as. &I5
WALLET. in St, Paul's Church on Fri,
D.nsr Urn Fe9 5s76d Must Ext haye Sa,pG perSons! %
WALLET. black leather; lost sun. morn.
ms. NV. vicinity. Reward. JA; s.
WATCH lady's Benrus; bet. 10th and
F SITS, NV, and 5400 blk. Park I'd,
Falls Church. KE. S-577l. 10
WAIfH aays Gyma na between Sanitary
ward. XII. 9-6lS3. 10
WILL PERSON who picked up sm black
oval box containing costume ieTelrv in
Greyhound Terminal Sat. please phone
WA T-92Si after pm, 10
WIRE-HAIRED TERRIER, vic. Hillside
Terrace Sc. ans. "Trix': wearing dog
and rabies tags. 10. S-3995. Ill
FOUND.
CASE containing 3 keys. vic. Of Franklin
ana Rhode Island ave. ne. HO. =
uli6. Apt, 60t,
CEANGE PURSE. dark blue silk: con-
tents money. Catholic medals etc:
vic, Tidal Basin. 10. i34a1, ewes.
COCKER TYPE MALE. black. vicinity
$500 Sanford st. owner or good va.
home. XII $1,000.
COCKER, black male, in Silver Spring.
Ju. 5-5ls3 weekdays. $50 till pm.
COCKER, red female, in Silver Spring.
JU. 5-5lS3 weekdays, $50 till pm.
DOG. white and brown medium size
male, affectionate. Call LO. T-102l.
SETTER. female, vicinity 1900 GunSton
rd. Owner or good Va. home. XII,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-19
Connecticut Primary
Measure Signed

HARTFORD, Conn, Aug. 10
R.-Connecticut. which had
been the only State in the Union
without some sort Of primary
election law. got such a statute
yesterday.
Gov. Abraham A. Ribicoff
signed the primary bill passed by
the 1856 General Assembly.
The law, effective next Janu-
airy /, is not a direct primary
statute as such, but provides
m e cans whereby unsuccessful
candidates for party nominations
for State. congressional and GER
tain local Offices may challenge
convention or CAUCUS nominees
In a primary election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-19
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Evening star., 1955-06-17
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

DELICATEssEN-Beer and wine:
ness in family; Ayr. lease; NV.
sec: low payt. TU. 2-ss57; =,
MOTEL. In Virginia-24 units, 24
baths. on about. ? acres Of nne
E55ounnddo ND at sdse q lsGEs @ city tssb Price re-
CURED. INEZ CUsHARD. reslsor
MoTEL. fS near Delaware River Bridss
OF IL. units with fine G-room
s1sos Ssnsss hSms hpossby ear sao6oS ss6eoss cash
required. INEz CUsHARD, realtor
sTORE LOCATION. completely rem
barber, etc, cor. 2nd and G sts
nv. Call RA; $3.50, ,. o,..,,
BOOMING HOUSE. Dupont Gree
s rms. and basement apt. An ex-
cellsnt buy for home and income
GoRcoRAS HILL CO., DI. f-lss3
RESTAURANT, NV. 14.h st.sis;.
Siek SO1 ssSis sSis fs. Ssaf H. glsslo' iGis'O fa
wANTED--Person to 60 INTO bust
ness for themselves making slip COW
ers draperies. Sharing my uphols
shop: upper Ca. ave. RA. 3-3n46
lbN
PARTNER WANTED: must have ur
10 50, 800; full or part time; newly
established product. "a. 5-0075.
III
BOOMING ROUSE. downtown; S4p5
full price: 10 rms, kit, bsmt.. Ink
and sleeping rms. SECURITY
REALTY. a06 N. Y. ave, NV, Ma
wSS;EELissfouIPPED REsTAuRANT -
Must sell because Of owners H.
ness. Gail RA. 6-9s30 or RA,. g.
pRnoSLEss DRuGsTORE with soda
N nearby Arlington. Well estah-
iished, Business shows good protit
Owner win sell for value Of stock
and hxtures Here b your oppor.
Sunity. 70 Inspect, call Mr.. Brown
with YEoNAS REALTY. IA. r.
SiSSi iSSSSikIlAA.sEif.sERvrcE a ilFtai sTcasRE
eoine approx. 81, 800 weekly: . rea
Hepsy-making business; want I
VSfking partner. call co. b,55i9
Evening star., 1955-06-17
HOUSES ron SALE-MD.

Hot WATER HEAT, preWar stats
roof brick Colonial with 1st-A,
powder room and den; 3 very lge.
bedrTns., near Franklin and Flower.
Only Sls;950: GI approved; 4: J.
KESSINGER & co. JU. 9-4544.
lust OFF FOREST GLEN RD:-
Rambler; 3 hedrms.. ga baths.
sep. din. rua.. Ice. elec. kit. maids
rm,. lge. rec. rm.i fenced yard;
conv. to schools, shopping and
transp CHESTER h KELLER,
JU. 5-7100, JU. S-l397.
ARE YOU RENTAL SLIPS SHOW
isStfu sSedtoOm Sc ss q insoorOndoor sss .ois oc
living home; iv, rm. with picture
window. hoor-to- ceiling. and frepl,.
and big kit, auto washer; nice lot.
Priced. Sl1.760; $1,000 down, SIS
Georgia ave. silver Spring, Nd,
LO. 4-7200 It'll $3.50.
Evening star., 1955-06-17
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
; On 4-BEDROoM HOUSE in vicin-

3 on BEDROOM HOUSE in vicin-
ity OF Quantico. va, about Au-
gust / Write NJ. MCDOWELL. l25
bogwood. Oceanside. Calf: 21s
8 MONTHS PLUS. or bedrms
. baths. Minimum bedrm. and
bath on first floor. Bethesda
MONTGOMERY area. Three adults.
Uniurn. preferred. Ex. 3-57oO
BY UsAF COL, about Aug. I-l5,
det., unfurn. rambler. 8 hedrms. or z
plus den. sep. dining rm.. screened
porch, rec. room. garage, fenced
ward with trees, conv. to Boiling
near transp. Prefer Hiilcrest Hts
Suitland area, . adults; no children
/ to 3-yr. lease If desired. Approx.
Si50 per moa Box Aux, star
RESPONSIBLE WOMAN and high
school daughter want unfurn. 2;
bedrm house with .lge. liv. rnl. and
charm, Beth. or Chevy Chase. Top
Si15. Ewes: wk ends. Ho. 2-SSl2.
We aAvE DESIRABLE tenants for
homes in Arlington, Alexandria
and Fsirfax County; complete
property MANAGEMENT service
CULMoRE REALTY CO.. JE
3-ODOU.
Evening star., 1955-06-17
HOUSES for SALE, NE. Cont
CAPITOL HILL

Beautifully restored 3-bedrm.. 2-bath
brick town house. Enormous draw
ing rm.. din. rm., modern kitchen.
crystal chandeliers, 2 wood burning
f1replaceS. soft. walled patio and
garden; 2-car brick garage. Only
few minutes walk to the Capt.
tol, Best neighborhood on Hi,
and Sun. Cali PRINGLE REALTY,
IL R.9koS
Evening star., 1955-06-17
DUPLEX ESTATES
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
CHARLES COUNTY

CHARLES COUNTY
go miles from Washington, D. c.. on
new 301 highway; approximately
"a acre. 75-ft. road frontage: five
rooms and bath; front and inclosed
rear porch: attached garage and
workshop; all hardwood floors.
plastered walls, fully Insulated.
storm windows and doors; nice
yard and garden spot: S9,500.
Write or phone. THOMAS R.
BATEMAN. Waldorf. Nd. Phone
Midway 5-2041. Ia
TWO ACRES-Three- -bedrm. ram
bier, almost new; h.-w h.. full base
ment: not on main highway: is
miles to D. c. Price, 1,500.
FIVE ACRES-Modern, 3-bedroom
split-level. all-year masonry home:
approx. 20 miles to d. c.. close
to bay; $1,000. good terms. Of
fered by LOUIS A. STARTLING. 721
10th NV. RE, 7-172g; or ewes,
Sat, Sun. call West River 1921.
COLLEGE PARK, MD.
Corner lot. zoned first commercial;
approx. 65Xl25-S.125 SO. #. Nice
frame bungalow, large front porch,
det. garage. Have business and
home in one. Under $1,000 for
all. Days, call OIL. 2-020S: ewes.
WE, 5-5b4S It'll 10 pm. OWNER.
Evening star., 1955-06-17
BUS OPPORTUNITIES teou HOUSES for SALE NV tcon.l

BARBER SHOP for sale. 3 chairs.
long lease Reas. NV. section, 80
TAVERN.GRILL, colored trade; tood
location in Alexandria. Well estab-
hshed, good profitable business.
ABC license. on and on sale. Priced
reasonably. Terms available to
qualified purchaser; For further
YEoNAs REALTY. IA. s.210O,
IA. 7-124S 10
$500 18th ST. N.W.-Excel. restau-
$40 nle; BOSS 4 PHELPS. INC
Ma $4,000. -.l
weekly gross; $1,000. D6. 7-4Sos.
Iith ST. N.w-corner food Store
and equipment; S1,750. JU, g.
BEaUrST fSiS e szLoN8Ss II NisSss operators: Gl New
S Inc IN account OF of Sickness. i4so sI
Irving st. nv. CO. 5-2995. -Ig
M0TELS FOR SALE Advice and
consultation by exclusive fuH-time
motel broker and travel specialist.
ohering. accommodation on best
buys In motels and sites. JOE H.
TTtHioMaPSoSH, ,SS 232 woodward BLDG.
TouRisT COURT BUS, with g.
bedrm. brick rambler adj. on 2
acres; offering. possibility for
growth or combined bus; situated
IN fast-growing community in n. C..
Priced very reas. terms. For details
call MR.. FRAZIER. at 10. s-69S2
RESTAURANT. doing good business
on and on sales. beer and wine.
Reasonable. Owner leaving coun-
try. Call ia. S-Q575. 19s
well established, in NV. sec. fac
tory authorized. ReaS. Selling due
to III health. DI. T-342O. 19s
tHlNCHILLAS
NAILS. 6 FEMALES.
Phone DU. 7-3655,- evenings
Evening star., 1955-06-17
CHOICE LOCATIONS

CHOICE LOCATIONS
FALLS CHURCH AREA
ea6-Modern 2-bedrm., ranch
type rambler, newly DECO
rated: radiant heat. storase
attic: sodded lot.
$i00-69S2 Fairfax dr.; 2-bedrm.
semidetached brk. home: sep.
arate dining room. equipped
kitchen, full bsmt. and large.
Sl35-Popiar Heights. The choice
Fails Church community with
its own swimming pool and
recreation center: 3-bedrm.
brick rambler; all-electric GE
kitchen with range, garbage
DISPOSAL dishwasher and
Bendtx washer Large picture
windows. Wooded lot. Storage
attic: Is min. to Pentagon.
House with basement slightly
Siko--columbia Pines. Beautiful
subdivision, near Annandale,
New 3-bedrm. brick rambler
large picture windows; full
Basement: pulldown stairway
10 attic. Garbage disposal.
dishwasher. electric range and
refrigerator. Large, spacious
lot
Evening star., 1955-06-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

CARMoDY HILLS, MD. $40 7end
pl. n.e.-Cape Cod bungalow, on
nice lot 50xl00; good schools. bus
service. shopping and transp.: 5
rooms, bath, bsmt., attic. oil heat
elee. stove; S95 mo, LOYOLA IN
vESTMENT & REAL ESTATE. LU.
2-5QO0 or HE. 4-4400. Ig'
n,e.--3-bedrm. brick semidet. Ia
baths trout porch, Anchor fenced
lot, fin. rec. rm outside hsmt. en-
trance, storm windows. Vet or non
vet. Sl3,s50 LA, 6-7SS6. 10
11th and c sts. n.e.--Newly
decorated, 5 bedrms.. gas h.-w.h.:
$500 dn.; S13.950. MA. S-s992.
1886 end ST. N.E.-Home and in
come; from OWNER II you have
$4,000 cash, see this wonderful
barEain. Call DE. .-3504 after
SEIR Pm NEW PROVIDENCE no HOS.
PITAL-$il.95O, with $3.50 DOWN
for this very cheap 3-bedrm.. semi,
6et. brick: 0 rms. bath and full
bSmt.: nice big yard: terms less
than rent. Call Mr. Clark. RA. g.
90l1. MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO..
1924 18th 81. w, AID. 4-.005.
on Z. Capitol st. vacant: like new.
$500 TO 81 600 cash. Win ex-
change. OWNER. IA. e-7o10. -le
Evening star., 1955-06-17

BURNT MILLS ESTATE
SPLIT LEVELS AND RANCH RAMBLERS
sunken living room paneied ceilings baths
On u lots with hish elevation
Just 5 Minutes From Langley and
Four Corners Shopping Districts
LOCATED AT CoLEsvIILE RID. AND
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. (DRIVE OUT EITHER WAY)
OPEN DAILY TILL $50 PM.
The Isens, Builders Realtors, HE. 4-9767
As quality construction cannot be rushed, we
can only accept more contracts for November
delivery of these fine homes.
Evening star., 1955-06-17
CHEVY CHASE

Brick; 2 stories. Large living and
dining rooms tseparate). large full
basement, 3 bedrooms, side porch,
sash; near transportation, schools.
stores. Floored attic; large closets.
Possession Immediately. Will go
CT, HANDICAPPED lot 50x103. An
chor fenced. Priced S19.500 for
quick sale. WA. 7-4S46 after 6
pm. Call for appointment.
MATTHIAS co.
WA. 7-0611 Call Til 8 PM.
Evening star., 1955-06-17
60 NJ. BERNSTEIN g. co.
CO. 5-3533, o Til q

%, b-6O,I3i III
- Gracious stone-and.
brick rambler set back from. quiet
rear garden with beautiful. tall
hardwood trees: in this atmosphere
of quiet well-being is a five-year-
old, roomy, three-bedroom rambler
with large living room and dining
room. completely equipped kitchen;
Gear garage: 2 full baths: designed
for one who demands one-door liv-
yet not modernistic. Priced at
S34.950 for early sale by owner
transferred from area. Large 4e6
trust may be assumed by pur.
chaser; Call OIL. 6-6S76 or Df.
T-6S30.
Thos. ]. Fisher & Co.
Evening star., 1955-06-17
HOUSES UNFURN. Cont. !

BRADBURY HGTs., o. C.-Det. br.
bungalow on quiet. shady. st" near
with with knotts pine zine gam; game ; room: oil
ht.: rear scrnd. porch. det; nr. gar,
Anchor fence. Venetian blinds. air
eond., W. s. and Ins. Owner leaving
town VIII arrange liberal terms.
Present furnishingS available. HAS
44th pl. Sc. D. c. LU. 2-930o;
I1os BUCHANAN ST. N.w.-corner
kit. Y bath on lst a.; md a.. 4
bedrms., bath: garage; $3.50 incl
uttls. RA, $4,000, Mon. through
ARIfNGfSSMssnidetaehsd RT SSfo snd Sli ls 6rk.; 3
bedrooms, redeeorated: nr., schools
gtss 70 Pentagon; slo5 per month
FoR kENTLowner, leaving fsr 2.
yr;-tour overseas will rent a,,o6 Ioysiy s,sIys
tenant at the rirht price. Fireplace,
wssh.. meh., ,refgr. stove; NJ.
area jE. 3-ol43, JE. 3-s594;
MT. sLEAsAsT-s;sn. y, Orr. EEsy EEss .sas.i R5is.;
S.tS' Ssdfms'' No 7lso,ffi7 s,fi O'm'' '00.snpSe' Mfs
wHHafEaAiTSN-Briek HafaAi rambler, liy. rm.,
"a SsdTP%s; IPaD., fi; ssb oat boaAN slk 4 to f y.
n9fq1RREsDIo4 91RETx 70; '-SeRTi Sedfms.. . baths.
SiscToS. sisesF srie5: 81. sisS$s. Zig AHs ISS
WISCONSIN, AvENUE. Rockville
area-Detached. new house; corner
lot; 2 bedrms.. bath. 1st A.; 2
hedrms., bath. End d.; firepl. in
nv. rrn., .lge. kit. with eating space
full hsL1t; carPSrs nHnsct ays,la6ls s,ndas noS s
new. Ideal Ioe. with all convent
enees: 500. XII. s-0565; Ia
1918 PENNA. AVE. S.E.-.S-rrn.
hey house, oil .. heat s alSe aSS5d 8Sdsh ptS apt;
AREiSnsroSs AZ nsFr osn.a MIN. Ap Pestsson. bus
at door. 8 blks. to shopping and
school. 3-bedrm det brick, newly
redee.: $135 mo, 2s0e s. Second
BiEsTifHiEsDH. BET iS 44ol Montgomery ave.
mr.. everythine--6 rooms: kit and
bath. Make an offer. OIL. 2-2T45,
ARL.-a-bedrm. home; washer, disp
in kit. fenced yd.; conv. school,
bus, Pentason; sos: JE: 2.0SS1.
NEAR NEW COLLEGE PARK SAFE
WAY bedrms.. . baths; can be
apts,' reIS required WE o-otHo'
BETHESDA, MD. D.--Available July l.,
a lovely 3-bedrm. Colonial on nice
lot in Wingate section of Bethesda.
within walking distance Of public
and parochial, elementary schools,
will give long lease II desired: rea;
sonabiy priced at S16O per mo. VIII
redecorate to suit tenant. For
details call Mr.. Walker with Ed
WARD Z. Fry CO.. OIL. 4-5Sl2;
FORT BELvoIR AREA-Loyely y
bedroom house with fireplace in
living room and large kitchen: in
Hybla Valley; garage and lots OF
garden space: S115 mo. Phone kl.
s!66A4. AL BAKER d SON. INC;
--1H
SPACIOUS 4-belre?m brick home:
earage 1914 Kilbourne st. NV,
near 18th and Park I'd. Rental with
option to buy. ST 3-9433.
We SPECIALIZE IN RENTALS
Wyngate, Bethesda-4 bedrooms. 2
MAIoRA r. CHRISTIAN, INC.
k906 Wis. Ave. NV. Wo. 6-2g23
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Evening star., 1955-06-17
BETHESDA-$19,950
2 FULL BATHS

Convenient to Our Lady OF Lourdes
and Lynbrook School. this all-brick
Colonial, with slate roof. Is . ter
rife value. Through center hall.
large liv. rm. with fireplace, step
down din. rm., kitchen with break
fast area, screened porch: 2 large
bedrms., plus smaller one and 2
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY, INC, OIL,
A.N20n. aHna nI RnGn
Evening star., 1955-06-17
CHEVV CHASE Mn

x26,50O sparkling new home in an
unbeatable location for schools.
shopping and express Transports :
ton: brick construction with 3
bedrooms and bath downstairs
and 3 bedrooms and bath up: full
Inc ~ Slit vo,i w 1oi "uS wpfGHT
EN- H.EG0N tftI7 q
Evening star., 1955-06-17

KENsINGToN AREA-Liv. Tm., din.
rm., kit, bath, 8 bedrms,; bsmt,.
to shopping and schools: $11,500.
SPENCERVILLE AREA Asbestos
shingle; 2 bedrms., lfv. rm., irepl.,
din. rm., kit; bsmt., oil h.-Rh,
2 porcheS. Conv. to schools and
shopping. On acres, fenced and
landscaped; S13,75O.
SMITH w. ALLNUTT, SR.
JU. e-4646 Spring 4-3i94
lis
MASS. AVE. EXTD.
Center hall, luxury type detached
brick. located in exclusive residen-
tial area; s rooms. baths. club
room with fireplace. Garage;
$4,000. substantial cash required.
Mr.. Pollock, JU. 5-S355.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO.
ga 14th ST. NV. AD. 4-2oo6
oARvIEw
Nr. st, camilius School. Attrsc.
California rambler. Ideal for young
moderns: 3 hedrms., firepl,; excel.
cond. OF approved. S13,40O.
HUGH +, PECK, HE 4-ti40O