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l0fnciaiS are now tapuiaJing tne
results.
The survey compares the pay
lof Government blue collar en-
lployes with the salaries paid
workers in private industry here
/ It is expected the pay raise foi
blue collar employees here win be
ion the modest side, averaging
about s or I cents an hour.
/ &AR
HOLD THE PRESSES-The
civil Service Commission rushed
lover q one-page press release for
today with the momentous news
that Federal employees living In
Sierra Vista, Ariz., may parti-
lcipate in local elections without
violating the Hatch Act. Ono
thing about the release intrigued
Jus. though. Until the desert
towns name was changed To
Sierra Vista several months ago,
the csc reports. it's name was
Fry. Ariz.
FHA.TRAINING PROGRAM
Agriculture Departments Farm
Iers' Home Administration has
linaugurated its first agency
wide employee training program.
Administrator r. B. McLeaist
has appointed a work organiza-
ltion and training committee to
develop and direct the program,
lit Is headed by Malcolm H. Hol-
lliday, IT.. assistant administrator
for operations.
The FILA during the past two
years under Mr.. McLeaish's d.
irection has undergone extensive
reorganization to provide in
creased recognition Of personnel
performance and to develop
greater promotional opportun-
titles.
$50
WAGE BOARD OPPOSED
The AL Government Employees
Council, representing 100000
Federal workers, has voted Its
Opposition to any plan to fl
classified and postal employees
salaries by wage boards. The
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Woman Found
Shot 10 Death

A 43-year -old Agriculture De-
|partment clerk. who had been
shot In the head and stomach
was found dead In the hallway
Iof her home. 72l Fern place
NV. by a nelghbor last night
police reported.
The victim. Miss Virginia C
Hammeriey, had been shot tr
the abdomen and the right fore
head with a .32-caliber pistol
Cart Richard ]. Felber. CHIEF
of the homicide squad. said. The
weapon was found beside her,
Capt. Felber said the shots APP
Iparently were self-infiicted. AZ
fash burns were on the victims
|nightgoWn.
The body was discovered after
MIR. and Mrs. Raymond E. Wit
mer of 725 Fern place NV. be-
came concerned over not seeing
their neighbor for some time,
The Winners. who had q dupli-
cate key. were unable to open the
door because Of a night chain
Mr.. Wilmer broke the chain
Capt. Felber said, and discovered
the body.
Coroner A. Magruder Mac
donald said Miss Hammerley
had been dead several hours. He
said he would issue q certificate
Of suicide today.
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j % y -. ! +. +,
council said 1t preferred the
salaries are set by Congress.
REGIONAL DlhECIUh .
HEhElne directors @ the CiVii
service commissions y feElonal
loHlces tnrougnout tne country
are mere this week 70 discuss
commission ana personnel prod
lens in the neid.
ON THE OB-Janies Watson.
executive director Of the National
civil Service League, is now on
the Job here as director OF the
Senate Civil Service Commit
tees staff investigating civil
service. Mr.. Watson also Is con-
inc, ane ieagues oM ,,,s aie s, n ,. New
a a., ~. a.. ma 1850 $780, ~, = w. WV,
uls i.lo .iiiie pe'~es ~" A1A
A'iu
APPEALS BOARD CHANGE
Theodore M. Schwartz, former
general counsel OF the New York
State Workmens Compensation
Board. has been appointed chari-
man Of the United States Em-
lployes' Compensation Appeals
Board. The board Is the final
court Of appeals for all Govern
Iment workers seeking compensa-
ltion for injuries sustained on the
Job. Mr.. Schwartz succeeds John
e. Lawyer. chairman Of the board
since 1851 who has been APP
POINTED Associate Director Of the
once Of international Labor AZ
fairs, Labor Department.
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1,..s, co. r 1888, - t,ae az
Inisal Se 49, nSa 49, =. , srn
IN 49, -. 49,. . a.u .,saS ~.
..s.u - -. 80, 4. ~, s;,,... !,
!, !. y !. ~ 81. .cAs 49, = 1919 .a...
~, . ss0ssii .ss $3.50 osis 1sie
~ w. SstT na, 49, ss $500 !. ~.
49,, r..s.. . Tassa. ~ az
l. " as..,,,.a 49, Ty..;t :
sa 80 800 s,,s, p ~ scc;.tv fn-
lN Nor Testine.s annual
M. B. coolidge Award. IL is Coz
sponsored by the General Elec-
|tfic Co Mr.. Polansky was given
the award for his development
LOT a miniature film technique
THAT promises tremendous saw
Iings In the cost OF inspecting
industrial products. He deyel-
II. n a.. 4. a
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specialists. CAN the Defense De.
partment, extension e33l4 o.
apply at Room 3007. Bureau Of
Aeronautics. main Navy Build
ing. Milton A. Barlow. vice pres
ident and treasurer of The Hot
Shoppes. Inc, win discuss what
Does Top MANAGEMENT in In
dustry Expect From comptrol-
lership-a Comparison With
Government Praetices" at 7::3l
pm. Tuesday b the General
Accounting Ofice's auditorium
al. @, street NV. Also partici-
pating will be Karey A. Bras
field. assistant to Controller Gen.
eral Joseph Campbell and Ar
mold Kotz Of the Once of the
Assistant Secretary controller
of the Defense Department. The
meeting Is sponsored by the
American Society for Public
Administration. the Federal
Government Accountants AS
sociation and the Society fol
Advancement Of Management
Elton H. Brown, who has beer
with the Patent Once for 81
years and head Of its Search
Room for 80 years. was honoret
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Confidence Vote Gives
Foure Month 5 Respite

PARIS, Oct. 10 tR.Twics
victor in National Assembly votes
on his North African policies
Premier Edgar Faure appeared
able today to look forward to q
months respite from parlia-
raentary attack.
The Premier won his latest VIC
tory last night with 308-254
vote Of confidence from the as
sembly on his plans for restoring
order and promoting political re-
forms in Algeria. The 54-vote
margin surprised even his most
optimistic supporters.
Nine days earlier he had car
ried of an even more surprising
477-140 Endorsement Of his NO
roccan policies.
Each time the Premier came
back from what looked like cer+
tain defeat. Each time he bene-
fited from special circumstances
but shis own nimhle parliament
tary footwork also contributed to
his successes.
With the two voting hurdles
behind him, Mr.. Feure now
should be able to concentrate or
applying the reform programs
for Morocco and Algeria which
the Assembly approved.
T The Assembly's work schedule
has not been set yet. but it APP
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Ipeared unlikely any debates dan
Lgerous for the government wpult
be scheduled until after the &c
Ineya meeting Of the Big Fou
foreign ministers. That confer
ence opens October "a and 1
expected to continue three o.
four weeks.
In voting confidence In Thu
government. the Assembly APP
proved the same resolution Il
had turned down last Friday or
10 procedural vote. If Mr.. Eaur.
had not forced q delay BY ask.
ing for q vote Of confidence, HI
would have been defeated ther
In a ballot on the substance o.
the resolution.
The four-day postponemeni
gave the Deputies time for sec
Iond thoughts which saved thu
life of the cabinet.
Mr.. Faures troubles were fal
from aver, however. A big seq.
|ment Of his support has slippeC
away from him and his enemies
ARE waiting only for an oppor'
tune moment~to give him tn,
AK. He got q number Of vote
yesterday from deputies who an
Inouced they OPPOSED hisspoliciel
but hesitated I'd plunge Francs
into another government crisil
now.
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Llaison Named


Associations Legislative Com
lmittee has named George E
Hamilton. jr.. as liaison member
between the bar association COM
lnittee and Mr.. Clemmer's group,
Inf. Hart said he had been in
formed that Mr.. Hamilton will
serve as legal adviser to the
IClemmer committee.
In both pssvious studies made
Iby the law enforcement council
The criminal insanity project and
an investigation Of Juvenile
delinquency - bar association
members played leading roles.
MIR. Hart said the Clemn1er
Committee viii make its own
study but will use the material
gathered at the Capitol during
House and Senate committee In
designations. As the first step
Iin the investigation. Mr.. Clemmer
win attend a meeting called by
Commissioner Robert e. Nc
lLaughlin Friday at which health
hospital. police and prosecuting
Ioficials viii 60 over the narcotics
problem.
| Lists Several Problems :.
Mr.. Hart said the Clemnier
Committee would consid e.r
among other issues:
Il. The coyerage Of present
laws, particularly relating to the
sleeping pill or barbiturates and
l"thrill' pills or aInphetamines
III was brought out that although
Is States have something spe-
Icific In the way Of laws covering
lharbiturates. the District has
nothing.
Q. Enforcement and prosecu-
ltion. This would 60 into the
question OF police powers Of ar
rest without q warrant, the ad-
Instability Of q requirement that
Ephysicians report TO police any
Isddicts they treat. means OF
baking forgery Of narcotics pre-
Iscriptions. the need for . local
law spelling out methods Of dis
posing Of seized narcotics, the
ladvisability of q law permitting
seizure and forfeiture OF cars
used to transport illegal mar
Icotics.
8. Commitment and treatment
Iof addicts. This involves the re-
Iportedly unweildy aspects Of the
present addict commitment law,
the lack Of staff and facilities
lin the District to treat addicts
1.-THE fact that the law permitting
their commitment to Federal
Narcotics hospitals expires nex1
June, the lack Of follow-ur
.Itreatment after release from the
hospital and the use Of educa-
;Ition as o deterrent To dope adj
Idiction.
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mostly in Appalachian valleys.
Somewhat warmer tomorrow
afternoon.
wind-Mostly northwest, To-
10 miles per hour tonight and
Itomorrow

River Report
PRONG United States Ensiners)
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and clear at orea. Falls: Shenandoah
clear ut Harpers Ferry.
Temperatures for Yesterday
(ReaainRs WASHINGTON national Airport
Midnight Al Noon SO
a am. 4 43 pm, w
& am. 80 pm, ~
Record Temperatures This Year
Highest, 9S, on July %, August z.
Lowest, 10, on February ..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19

Robert H. Wallach. Washing
ton husband of Mrs. Erika Wal
ZACH, said today he hopes to be
able to meet his wife in Ger
many when she gets her exit
visa from Russia.
Mr.. Wallach. q securities ex-
pert for the trust department
of the National Metropolitan
Bank here, was obviously reluc-
tant to discuss plans for the
meeting. His wife was arrested
by the Communists In East Ber-
lin In 1850.
He said. however. that his
wife's mother. Mrs. Therese
Chaser, who lives In London.
probably win be able to reach
his wife before him.
Mr.. Wallach denied that his
wife Is a foster daughter Of Noel
and Herta Field. who had dis
appeared earlier and we're re-
leased in Communist Hungary
last November. They later sought
political asylum there.
He said Mrs. Wallach spent
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by his colleagues at 8 surprise
luncheon last week. At the
luncheon he was presented BY
IA superior accomplishment cer-
ltifcate signed BY Secretary Of
Commerce Weeks and given a
cash award OF $3.50. The
Labor Department has presented
|a distinguished service award TO
Victor DAILY, personnel officer
and minority groups representa-
tive Of the United States En-
|ployment Service for the District
Eot Columbia. The Foreign
Claims Settlement Commission
has nominated Robert A. Ken
NEEDY, It's executive director. for
the Arthur S. Fleming Award
las the outstanding young man
lin Government.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
Epidemic in Koreo

SEOUL, Oct. 10 R.-Tht
South Korea public health min.
listry said today a month
encephalitis epidemic took 76t
lives, most of whom were chill.
tdren. The brief announcement
said the sleeping sickness cpl.
demic has apparently ended. Ths
highest encephalitis toll was re.
corded in 1949 when 2.729 persons
! died.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
ToDAY,s WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity--Fair to-
night and tomorrow becoming
warmer tomorrow afternoon,
Low tonight about 46 in the city
and SO in suburbs.
Maryland - Some cloudiness
but generally fair and cool to-
night, with low 30-38 in west
and 38-46 east. Partly cloudy
tomorrow becoming warmer in
the afternoon.
Virginia Some cloudiness to-
night and tomorrow, with low
36-44 in east and 1898 in west
portion with scattered light frost
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
WoIIoch Hoping for Reunion
With Freed Wife in Germuny

"a short time" with the Fields
in Switzerland when she was Z
child and the Fields were "ver,
good friends His wife. he said
was looking for them at the time
she disappeared behind the Iror
Curtain.
The Wallachs have two chill
dren. Robert. ir., 5. and Made
line, 8. The boy was only i've
months old when his mother dis
appeared. Mr.. Wallach and the
children live with Mfr. Waliach't
mother in WARRINGTON, Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
High and Low Of Last ~ Hours
High, 81, at $50 pm. FL
Low AZ, at 6:I5 Am. ss4l.s

, 1880. Tide Table, Table,
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THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Blue Color Workers
To Get Poy Roise Soon
BY JOSEPH YOUNG

The Defense Department viii announce approval Of
pay about 1000 Government diem bue car
workers r the Washington area.
wage survey preceding the awarding Of increases has
lust been completed board
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-19
Enforcement
|OfDopelaws
10 Be Studied
By MIRIAM oTTENBERG

The District Council on Law
Enforcement has decided to take
lon an investigation Of the Dis
Itrict's narcotics laws and en-
lforcement as its major project
flor the year.
The decision to 60 into a full
scale narcotics study was an
nounced by George L. Hart, jr..
newly elected chairman of the
eongressionaily established
council.
Mr.. Hart was elected at the
council meeting yesterday to
succeed Commissioner Samuel
Spencer. who has headed the
group since it was established
under the omnibus crime bill
1.-TWO years ago and said he did
mot wish to be reelected.
Corporation Counsel Vernon E
West was named vice chairman
and Walter Bramhall. clerk Of
Municipal Court, was chosen
secretary.
Insanity Defense Revised
Mr.. Hart, the District Bar
Associations representative on
the council, directed the investi-
CATION Of the insanity defense
las the councils most recent prof.
Iect. The councils study. under
Mr.. Harris direction, resulted in
"a law passed at the last session
lof Congress revising the insanity
defense In criminal cases.
| MFR. Hart said the council de-
lcided that narcotics would be
1.-THE main project for study this
fall and winter after hearing
police and prosecutors describe
1.-THE seriousness Of the situation
here.
Donald Clenmer. director Of
1.-THE District Department Of Cor
Irections, was chosen to direct the
narcotics study. Other commit
tee members include Police Chief
Robert v. Murray, Ralph D. Pitt
mann, president Of the Washing
Iton Criminal Justice Association.
william s. Thompson. president
lof the Washington Bar Associa-
Ition. and United States Attorney
Leo A. Rover.
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touring United States Senators pause out
side the Cairo office Of Egypts Premier to contribute few
pastres Shekh Ahmed Salem, Egyptian midget They
later learned the donations for the purchase OF Egp
tian Senator Saltonstan tcenter1 Republican OF
Massachusetts, said they did not understand the sheikhs
Arabic thought he appealing for some charity He
said donated piastre Is cents) The others Senators
Stennis left Democrat of Mississippi and Mcclellan.
Democrat of Arkansas.-AP Wirephoto.
Evening star., 1955-03-10
MOVING, PACKING, STORAGE
HOUSES FURNISHED

MISSIONER. e rooms. detached brick
house; near schools and shopping
center. Call JA. 5-69l6 after d.
-l2
GEORGEToWN-CharminE 3-bedrm;
brick home; garden restored and
redecorated. Dl. 7-5l2l, HO. 2
IARL.-Newly decor, near PentaEon
bedrmS.. . baths, lge. rec. rm.,
nice yard. OF. 4-95s0. Ill
3-BEDROOM, l-bath furnished: NV
section Presently occupied by dip
Iomat. Available after March 25
Rent. $3.50 per mo. Telephone be-
tween . and 5 any weekday. ME,
CHEVY cHAsE--Furnished house.
3 bedrms., 2l2 baths. din. rm., liy.
rm.. kit. basement and garage. Call
EN- 2-g2SO. Ia
ARLINGTON--Newl redecorated; Q
bedrms., full basement. brick patio.
outdoor fireplace: available immcdi-
ately. DOROTHY @, WOOD, DE. =
-11i5 OF. AID. 2-S21O. Ill
ARL. NA.-2-bedrm, house, lge..
shaded lot. Avail now. 500. Nice
neiehborhood. IA. s-2755. III
Evening star., 1955-03-10

Just what do people have in mind these
days when they shop around for an apartment?
What are they looking for?
Well we believe most people want quiet,
restful location with perhaps "bit-o-country"
scenery thrown in at no extra cost. Most people
must also have access to good bus service and
shopping facilities; and churches and Schools
too. II seems they're looking for comfortable,
Well-arranged apartments with prompt, eff
cient service, and they want rental prices to be
within easy reach.
And that's not all.
They even expect completely redecorated
apartment with a choice OF colors and with
refinished floors, and, oh yes they want the
stove and refrigerator cleaned as we'll as the
Venetian blinds and windows.
If you happen to know of anyone still
shopping around for such an apartment, you
just might send them to
BAREFOOT
We're real proud of our project, and we'll
be mighty happy to talk with anyone you send
in Tell them to call Mrs. Shaffer, or Mrs
Williams GA. $4,000 or they may stop in at
our office between and S, Monday through
Friday, and 9 to l on Saturday at
1130 S. George Mason Dr.
Arlington, Virginia
C2 Block off Columbia Pike
Evening star., 1955-03-10
COIQRED

1919 Bay st. Sc. Colonial porch
brick; suitable for 2 families; z
each. . rms. and bath IN hsmt.:
h.-W. heat; garage. Price. Slef so
per month. FREDERICK A. BLUM
ER CO. GIT Penna. ave. sc. Ii.
Evening star., 1955-03-10

1341 L ST. Sc.
Mr.. Pa. ave.--5 rms. and bath, newly
decorated; conv school, shopping
transp.; S74 so mo. Open or key at
1882 N l. 81. Sc FEDERAL RENTAL
co. elb N. Y. ave. NV, Ma,
S-1416. 10
Evening star., 1955-03-10
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

TAVERN; top location; long lease:
$3.50 bar; old established; $4,000 dn.,
bal. easy terms. Phone, LU. 1-1S70.
LUNcHEoNETTE-soDA FOUNTAIN,
on Conn. ave.-Beaut. equipment,
including walk-in box, ice machine.
elec. dishwasher. etc; seats 20. Can
down. W. E. THRIFT. excl. 14l1
Pa. ave. NV, Ma. S-9743. 10
ACTIVE PARTNER WANTED, for res
taurant and del; doing over $780,
600 yearly; very. profitable; $4,000
cash down buys half interest. W. E.
THRIFT, l411 Pa. ave. NV, Ma.
RESTAURANT. Bethesda. Md.-Air-
cond.; seats 20; crosses 100000
yrly.; excel. and-off-sale beer
business; rent. $3.50: income tax
shows $4,000 net profit. Priced
to sell: $4,000 cash down. LES
SHILBY, MA. S-4550; or eyes,, JU
BAR AND GRILL FOR SALE, best
offer, downtown location. Call ME.
DisTRIBUTORsHIP of last moving,
profitable nylon hosiery line avail
able for Washington area. Already
comfortable nucleus for start OF
unusually bright expansion pcten-
tial The right man can make good
income No investment necessary.
Write fully and in confidence to
Box 2S2-X, Star. -13
Evening star., 1955-03-10
HOUSES fer sALE-N.W. tesa.. |

MT. PLEAsANT-Home and income;
4 apts., 8 baths: 2 apts- furn-: S225
mo. inc. and apt. for owner; 81. 600
dn.. S154.25 per mo. in bal. incl
taxes and ms. OWNER. AD. 4-9054
Ill
SHEPHERD PARK-Attractive CEN
ter-hall brick Colonial: 23-ft. liy-
ing room. large dining room, break
fast room, large kitchen; 3 bed
room ToSm sstn' td vsca21 an 2Pd pPesd Pes
immediate sale. Ewes, EN-. e-4665;
daily til 8 pm. EN-. 2-74OO.
METzLER REALTORS, 5O22 Conn
ave. NV 10
SPRING VALLEY, FOXHALL AREA
; Lovely 5-bedroom, 2z-bath resi-
dence, in q very exclusive and beau
tiful neighborhood, designed to bring
you and your family generations
SHANNON & LUCHs ttin 81 KE.
1-1600.
WALTER REED AND COOLIDGE
HIGH-Bungalows t2l, detached;
liV. rm. with fireplace, bedrms
expandable attic; gas h.-w.h.; ga
rage; large yard. One 4-bedrm.
Colonial, detached. CLAUDE SHIP
LET. TU. 2-0400; RA. 3-2S79.
PARK AREA, overlooking
gardens-one of the fine roomier
homes SO rarely for sale in this
ssesioI sses bs Ssdr%s Hs ;v baths G;n With rT re-
study and kit. on 1st f.; full bsmt.
with built-in garage; has conven-
ience of transp. for shopping and
downtown; close TO schools: S23,-
500; reasonable terms. INEZ CUSH-
ARD. EN-. 2-4232: ewes. AID. 4-S756.
10Th AND 6 SITS. N.W.-valuable
l0-room brick corner; l block to
G. W. and Government Offices; ex-
cellent location for doctors, dentists
or Government ofiicials. NE. s-494I;
ewes. ia. 9-5l5O.
MUST SACRIFICE-7135 9TH st. NV:
Detached y rms. baths oil
NEAR THE SHERATON-PARK HOTEL
Very choice in-town location, one
block of Conn. ave; an attached
town house with nice big rooms; in
s cludes 8 bedrooms and 2 baths on
ssoad sell 0G immedsteiy sea as siss5o
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, Di. 7-I4I1:
ewes, EN-. $500.
3535 HEREFORD PL.-sale price;
red, 2-story row brk.: S rms, Ia
baths; full bsmt.:- rec. rm.; built-in
gar: yards. CO. 5-S293. Ia
Sl6. lge.
living rm. and dining rm. plus den
with modern bath on Ind f.; attic;
recreation rm.; oil burner: hot
water heat; scar garage; deep lot
with fruit trees; convenient to pub
lie and parochial schools. stores,
etc. Terms may be arranged. Ewes.
TE, 6-2233. L: T. GRAvATTE.
Realtor. Ma. s-O753.
I'll Tuckerman st.
n.w.-6-room semidetached brick
home: modern kitchen and bath;
newly decorated. Inspect anytime.
Sl2,950: $1,000 down.
JAMES s. WILDER. RA. 3-1916
Evening star., 1955-03-10
HOUSES TO SHARE

LADY, OR COUPLE TO share house.
Call after 6 or Sunday. l7l0 L st.
ne.
GIRL WILL SHARE HoUSE-Unus.
oppor. Like home. TV. piano, rec
player. typewriter sew. mach, pvt.
rm $36. Refs. 1897 Newton st.
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT
PROFESSIONAL CPLE. needs 8 bed.
rms. yard: good area for children;
pref. Bethesda. Arl. DE. 2-22S1
LIST YOUR HOUSE or apt. with us.
We have calls daily for houses-all
sections. Call US for prompt service
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE CO.. 1924
l4th st. NV. AID. 4-2005.
COLORED-WANT to rent, option to
buy, 2-family unit or house. nice
section, ne. or s.e. LA. 6-5590.
Evening star., 1955-03-10

$500 DOWN
13 rooms. g baths. newly decorated.
Rent, $125; income, $500 plus
owners apt. Good NV. rental.
DELICATESSEH
Excellent for couple; doing better
than $500 q week; short hours; op-
Grated by hired help; approx. $1,000
good. clean stock; broom apt,
rents for SSb. Asking S1,500 down.
long lease.
13 rooms, 21a baths; excellent loca-
tion; beautifully furnished. S400
monthly income plus owners 3-room
apt; $3.50 rent, long lease. Asking
$1,000 down. Call Mrs. Phillips
CAMPANELLA & co,
EX. 3-4113
Ewes. and Sun, LU. 1-1SO6
Evening star., 1955-03-10
ONE-MAN GROCERY

Owner quotes $500 .wkly. Can be
increased by adding beer. Busy
thoroughfare, Priced at only So. 500,
including stock $1,000 down. Ex-
elusive. Ewes. SHEA CHASEN, RA.
6-543S.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 E st. NV. MA. S-9373
Evening star., 1955-03-10

Owner Must Sell
This FULLY AIR
Almost-New Rambler
AT SACRIFICE
Loaded with custom features and
extras. Beautiful, spacious Twins
room, large dining room opening
onto secluded screened porch. big
dream kitchen, pine-paneled den
with fireplace. 3 twin sized bed
rooms, . full baths and plenty of
closet space. Full basement with
feet, lovely rear yard with expensive
plantings. Near Rock Greek Park
A terrific buy. Call Mr.. Hall with
JAMES L. DIXON g. CO.
ST. 3-7200: ewes, OIL. 4-073S
Evening star., 1955-03-10

FENCED REAR YARD
1871 Delafield pl. n.e.-Convenient
to Catholic University. modern g.
bedroom, semidetached house with
separate dining room, garbage dis
posal and electric dishWaSher, rec
reation room in basement. S1l0 mo
SIDNEY 2. MENSH a. CO.. MA.
S-644O. 10