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Kodiak mirror., 1956-06-16
Knniak Mirrnr.

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RIRTHS:

BIRTHS:
 There was one new arrival at the hospital this week. David Lloyd. weighing 8 lbs, was born to Marian and Dr. R. Holmes Johnson. '*. &f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-17

Precision Electrical Timer :. for normoI
Or more deIieote fobries!
AH-porceIoin inside for lifetime usel
Extro-Iorge lint screen Ieoves clothes lint
free and coIor-fre
0perotes on IFS volts or 40 volts!
Evening star., 1956-08-29
Stevenson Denies
Mortal Rumor
But Is 'FIuttered'

BONNEVILLE DAM, Oreg.,
Aug. 90 (P).-Adlai Stevenson,
told there were rumors in Ala
bama that he would wed Mrs.
Dorothy Vredenburgh, advised
reporters. "You may say was
never more fiattered but unfor-
tunately there is no truth to it
at ALL"
Mr.. Stevenson at first seemed
confused by the inquiry and an
aide explaine dto him that news
stories from Birmingham, Ala,
ha dreported the rumors and at
Mrs. Vredenburgh's suggestion
they were referred to him. He
then gave his one-sentence
denial.
In Birmingham, Mrs. Vreden-
burgh. secretary of the National
Democratic Convention, smiled
at the. rumorS. g,
Il think you'd better ask Adlai
Stevenson about it." she said.
Mrs. Vredenburgh is the widow
of Peter Vredenburgh III, Ala
bama lumberman. He died earlier
this year.
Gov. Stevenson is a great
man and will make this country
an outstanding President" said
Mrs. Vredenburgh.
Evening star., 1956-08-29
Worrens Visit Site
OF Rites for Gundhi

NEW DELHI, India, Aug. 29
(R1.-United States Chief Justice
Earl Warren and his wife today
placed a wreath at the cremation
site of Mohandas K. Gandhi,
Indian independence leader who
was assassinated in 1948.
After removing their shoes to
conform with Hindu custom, the
Warrens stood several moments
in silent meditation at the Gre
nation site. Later they continued
their sightseeing tour of New
Delhi before Justice Warren met
with Vice President Sarvapalli
Radhakrishnan and several cab
met ministers.
The Warrens. who are touring
India, met Prime Minister Nehru
last night at a reception given
by India's Chief Justice Ranjan
DaS.
Evening star., 1956-08-29
Egypt JoiIs Third Briton
AS Spy, Vexing London

has created "a grave new situa-
tion bound to prejudice negotia-
tions about the future Of the
canal"
Retaliation Expected
Sharp retaliatory action was
expected from Britain. Prime
Minister Eden met with Foreign
Secretary Selwyn Lloyd. The
general expectation was that
Britain would kick out two
Egyptian diplomats in retalia-
tion.
The British Embassy's Oriental
counselor, Trevor Evans, replied
that the embassy had no knowl-
edge of any espionage activities
and that the embassy was in no
way involved. Mr.. Evans lodged
a strong protest.
The British Foreign Office also
denied the accusations, saying,
1T is inconceivable that two
members of the British Embassy
could have been engaged on a
matter of this kind"
Mr.. Cove told newsmen:
Someone has gone out of his
head. This is pure nonsense,
just the kind of lunacy one
comes to expect out here"
Evening star., 1956-08-29
Allen Becomes
Greek Envoy
BY the Associated Press

Career Diplomat George ".
Allen was sworn in late yester-
day as new United States Ambas-
sador to Greece with words of
praise from Secretary of State
Dulles.
Mr.. Allen, Assistant Secretary
|of State for Middle East and
African Affairs for the past two
years, succeeds. CaVendish w.
Cannon, who has been shifted
to the post of Ambassador to
Morocco.
Mr.. Dulles lauded Mr.. Allen at
IA ,swering-in ceremony as a tai
|ented diplomat who has served
''loyally and competently in diff
if1cult assignments" He said Mr..
Allen will now have lone of the
most important and delicate mis-
|sions in the diplomatic service. -
The Secretary of State added: !:
1T know you wanted another tour
of duty abroad and I can't blame
you for wanting to get away from
the State Department.
Evening star., 1956-08-29

Continued From First Page
mittee's explanation Of the West
ern plan.
Eternal Palaver" Banned
President Nasser's reply did
not come until yesterday. An
other communication is now
awaited by Mr.. Menzies agreeing
formally to a place and time.
Sir George Young, British
Foreign Office spokesman. said
that while no precise deadline
had been fixed for a final reply
from President Nasser, Britain
will not stand for IAN endless
chain of conferences"
Maurice Faure, state secretary
! at the French Foreign Ministry.
took a similar stand. He told a
trade fair audience at Gourdon
in Southwestern France that his
country would not tolerate the
prospect of talks with Egypt
begging down in eternal pa-
laver."
Mr.. Faure said failure of
Egypt to consider the principles
adopted at the London confer
ence would prove President Mas
ser's regime was motivated by
essentially inperialist aims"
France would draw the conse-
quences from that" he said.
"She would do so with even
greater resolution because our
British ally has acted closely
with us since the start Of this
crisis"
Link Seen to Spy Charges
British newspapers and Off
cials generally linked Egypt's ex-
pulsion of two British diplomats
on spy charges-denied by Prime
Minister Eden's government
with the controversy over the
Egyptian presidents nationali-
zation of the vital waterway.
The British press speculated
that President Nasser had set of
the spy charges to counter any
thought among his people that
he is backing down in the canal
dispute by agreeing to see the
five-nation Suez Canal commit
iItee headed by Australia,S Prime
Minister Robert G. Menzies.
| Lord Beaverbrook'S Evening
Standard said the Egyptian gov
eminent. whatever its motive,
Evening star., 1956-08-29

witness and refused to produce
the books of his labor relations
consulting firm"
Later he changed his mind and
handed over the books. This
won him suspension Of a 30-day
prison sentence for contempt.
Last March, Manhattan Dis
trict Attorney, Frank S. Hogan
named Dio as a leader in an
underworld fight to muscle into
control of the big New York area
Teamsters' Union.
In the 1930s he and two part
lners were accused of launching
"a reign of terror" to shake down
truck operators in New York.
Evening star., 1956-08-29
'Sukurno, in Soviet,
.HuiIs Justice Fioht'

MOSCOW, Aug. 90 (P).-
President Sukarno of lndonesia
few into Moscow yesterday with
an escort of MIG jet fighters
and hailed the Soviet people as
Icampaigners for freedom and
Justice. sB~
Soviet President Klementi Y.
Voroshilov greeted him at Gen.
trail Airport as he arrived for a
two-week state visit. Mr.. Vo-
Iroshilov complimented the Indo-
lnesian people on their struggle
against colonialism and the
vestiges of colonialism in Asia"
Mr.. Surkarno replied, I'VE
know the people of the Soviet
Union always fought for free
dom and still are fighting for
Justice throughout the world" !"
All members of the Soviet
Ipresidium at present in Moscow
were at the flag-decorated air.
port. About 10000 security
troops and militiamen lined the
emile route to the specially pre-
pared Kremlin suite.
Mr.. Sukarno will go frpm the
Soviet Union to Communist
China.
Evening star., 1956-08-29
War Of 1872 Relic
Found at BeIYoir

A British cannonbaIl, fired by
a near-sighted gunner in the
War OF 1872. has been found at
Fort Belyoir.
The 24-pound missile was un-
earthed by George w. Pryer
1868 California street NV,
when he was digging a trench
at the Engineer Research and
Development Laboratories.
Raleigh B. Buzzaird. curator of
the Corps Of Engineer museum
at Fort Belvoir, Is authority for
the opinion of the British gum
ner's eyesight.
The old lanyard-puller mis-
took the ruins Of the Col. George
William Fairfax mansion for a
fortification as his ship sailed up
the Potomac River and fired at
will, Mr.. Buzzaird theorized.
The cast-iron ball was found
about two blocks from where a
similar missile was unearthed
four years ago, proving that
there were two near-sighted
gunners aboard the sloop or that
old bad-eye fired twice.
Evening star., 1956-08-29
ALEXANDRLANS FIND
SOMETHING SMELLY
ABOUT CITY HALL

There was something
smelly around Alexandria
City Hall today-literally,
that is.
Employees of the commits
sioner of revenues office be-
gan complaining yesterday
about an odor in their sec
ton of the building. Today
the commissioners workers
were about ready to move
out and the odor had spread
to other sections.
Eugene Barnwell. assist
ant city manager, said there
are two theories on the
source-a dead animal in
the walls or a leak in the
sewer.
Leonard McKenny, city
plumbing inspector, is in
vestigating.
Evening star., 1956-08-29
EISENHOWER
Continued From First Page

Continued From First Page
processes of international jus
-tice and conciliation,
"The United States Govern
ment and, I believe, the Ameri-
can Nation completely support
the 18-nation proposal thus, ar
rived at in London, which, fully
respecting the sovereignty of
Egypt, would assure a peaceful
solution of this great problem. /"
The President had an appoint
ment at $3.50 am. with Mr..
Dulles and at 10:30 am. with
Admiral Radford. 1t was nearly
I11:30 when Mr.. Dulles emerged
from his Office.
Mr.. Dulles told newsmen that
Admiral Radford "came in dur
ing our discussion" and par
Iticipated in talk about both} the
Suez crisis and the plane incl
dent involving Red China.
Hailed at Airport
Mr.. Eisenhower. received a
rousing welcome at National Air
port when he returned to Wash
Iington from California last night.
Since he left Washington last
Tuesday the President had been
nominated for a second term and,
after the Republican National
Convention at San Francisco,
had spent four days golfing at
Cypress Point, Calf.
He was expected to plunge
into planning for his second term
campaign shortly. Republican
National Committee Chairman
Leonard w. Hall probably will
confer with MFR. Eisenhower on
campaign plans at the White
House later this week.
Vice President and Mrs. Nixon
and Mr.. Dulles were among the
several hundred gathered at Ma
tional Airport to greet the Presi-
dent and Mrs. Eisenhower on
their return.
Also on hand was Harold
StasSen, who now has re-
turned to his White House post
as disarmament aide after a
months leave during which he
sought to dump Mr.. Nixon of
the Republican ticket.
Poses With Nixon
Before climbing into the White
House Limousine. the President
and Mrs. Eisenhower posed with
the Nixons. The four chatted
briefly in hushed tones before
the party left the airport.
Mr.. Eisenhower grinned at one
waving placard which pro-
claimed 1--WE conservative DEM
ocrats like Ike" He quipped 81
said discerning"
This was a reference to his ac-
ceptance speech at the G. o. p
nominating convention in San
Francisco last week, in which he
asked for support in his re-elec-
ton bid from Republicans, inde-
pendents and discerning Demo-
Gratis"
The trip from Monterey
was nonstop. and took about
3 hours and IS minutes.
Evening star., 1956-08-29
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Continued From First Page
spiracy. He was arrested Au-
gust 18 and held in 100000 bond
as a material witness.
Two other alleged conspirators
in the attack were arrested Au-
gust II. They are Joseph P.
Carlino, 43, who is not related
Ito Charles, and Gondolfo Mi
ranti. 81.
The FBI gave this account of
how the gang allegedly mapped
out and executed the attack:
\ Johnny Dio and Tuso met with
Miranti at his candy store a few
days before the attack. Miranti
then got in touch with. Bando,
who, through Joseph Carlino,
procured the services of Telvi.
After the attack, Miranti hur-
ried to a meeting with the two
Dios and Tuso. He reported to
them that the job had been
done. = W
But he had some bad news.
Some of the sulphuric acid aimed
at Mr.. Riesels eyes had splashed
on Telvi'S face.
Miranti was therefore ordered
to make certain Telvi did not
run to a doctor for treatment.
The FBI has said Telvi was
later wiped out because his acid
marked face made him a living,
tell-tale link to the crime.
At the conference, Johnny Dio
gave Miranti $500 for delivery to
Telvi. Another $500 was to be
paid later.
Johnny Dio, who calls himself
a labor consultant," has served
prison sentences for extortion,
assault and income tax evasion.
A charge of taking bribeS to
help two business firms get rid
of their legitimate unions is now
pending against him.
Early last May he was called
before a grand jury probing labor
racketeering. He proved a balky
Evening star., 1956-08-29
Laos Premier Flies
To Hanoi for Visit

HONG KONG, Aug. "a (P1.-
Premier Prince Souvann a
.of Laos few into Hanoi yesterday
to visit Communist North Wet
Nam.
Hanoi radio said he expressed
the conviction the two countries
would be good and mutually
helpful neighbors. 1t quoted
Premier Pham Van Dong of
North Wet Nam as saying the
Princes visit contributes to
safeguarding peace"
Evening star., 1956-08-29
in China SEQ

TAIPEI, Formosa, Aug. 90 up.
-Typhoon Charlotte ewept into
thetSouth China Sea today after
venting its declining fury on the
Nogtherp Philippines. The storm
passed last night over the north
ern end Of Luzon Island. There
were no immediate reports Of
casualties.
Evening star., 1956-08-29
Gov. Clement TO Speak
At Labor Day RnIIy

United Mine Workers head
quarters announced today thas
Gov Frank Clement of Tennes-
see. keynote speaker az the re-
cent Democratic National Con.
vention, will address a Labor Day
celebration at Allen, KY. next
Monday.
The observance. sponsored hy
Distfiet 50 Of the UNIV, is ex-
pected 70 draw, more than 25. 900
persons. q epokesman said.
Evening star., 1956-08-29

Make no mistake about these
so-called strategy meetings
that are being held. They are
not sessions where deep-laid
schemes are pounded out for the
coming campaign. For the most
part they amount to a kind of
mutual pep-talk between region
sl and national leaders. There
tkla good deal of reciprocal back
tcratching and chest-pounding
Basic slogans are repeated over
Evening star., 1956-08-29

The trip from Monterey
was nonstop, and took about
8 hours and 35 minutes.
Evening star., 1956-08-29
Continued From First Page

Campaign" theme features in all
off-the-cuff statements.
Joe Smith"-the elusive vice
presidential candidate who re-
ceived short shift from the Re-
publicans at the Cow Palace-is
| sleefully revived on every pos
'sible occasion. Nixon Dixon
and Yates" are joined in unholy
partnership whenever the Demo-
cratic candidates see the opening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-12
Exhibit Set
On BruziIiun


An exhibit on housing in Brazil
will open at the National Hous-
ing Center, 1925 L street NV.
with a reception at $50 pm
Tuesday.
Arranged by the Nationa.
Housing Center Library in CO.
operation with the Embassy Of
Brazil, the exhibit is the second
in a series of international hous-
ing displays at the center.
Featured will be construction
materials and methods used in
Brazilian residential building
and city planning. There will
be numerous books and photo
graphs on the works of leading
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-12
Arlington Officials
Authorize More
Home Building

Recent building permits issued
by Arlington County include:
Mr. and Mrs. J. j. Davis, 5000
North Nineteenth street, owner;
dwelling at 1857 North jefferson
street; cost, S21,5OO; architect,
E. L. Fast.
May Properties. Inc, Airing
ton. owner; dwelling at 1896
North Thirty-sixth street; cost,
$4,000; architect. Gene H. May.
Maj. Thomas w. Isbell, jr., pit
Audrey lane, Washington, owner;
dwelling at 1903 South Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-12

architects in the South American
nation.
Anatole A. Solow. chief of
the Division of Housing and
Planning. Pan American Union.
will give an illustrated lecture
on housing in Brazil at the re-
ception. Elberaldo Abilio Telles
Machado, second secretary of
the Embassy of Brazil, will be
a guest of honor.
! The exhibit will be open to
the public for month on the
lower level floor of the Center.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-12

Ridge road; cost, $45, 900: archi-
tect, Patterson & Worland.
Jack S. Clay. 1924 South
Twelfth street. owner: dwelling
at 2200 North Taft street; cost,
$l8,500; architect, Willard B. Up
right.
Old Dominion Warehouse
Corp, 1927 North Courthouse
road, owner; warehouse at 2501
South Seminary road; cost. $780,
900; architect, Gordon R. Noble.
Merrymac Motel Corp, 1920
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-12

Jefferson Davis highway. owner;
48-room motor hotel at 1924 and
1922 Jefferson Davis highway:
cost, 100000; architect, w. B.
van Bakergem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-12

Louis j. Stubs, 2512 South
Eads street, owner; duplex dwell
ing at 1884 South Seventeenth
street; cost, $1,000; architect,
Dean Reighard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

praised price OF ST. 900, Colonial.
: bedrms.., "a baths, sep. din. rm''
den, porch, built-in garage, rec. rm..
mod Kit. School 8 blks, JE. 2-5605.
aLLS CHukCM = Beautiful brick
IT. frontage conveniently located,
across from st. James Church and
School, Four bedrooms. ols baths,
recr rm., all modern features, for
pleasant family living. Call OWNER
at JE 3-Sq14
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brk; rambler; choice of "a or l acre,
OIL h W. basebd. heat; carport: fire.
Pr, tile bath and kit; bsmt.; SOC
2l2 #. on 966. Lot l9I. Springyaie
Subdiy. BY OWNER, SlS,9O0 q
acre: no: 2-S22l. CT. 6-Og64 22s
Manassas - 3-bedrm.
frame rambler; bath. utfl. rm.,
din area. By OWNER. 1880.
CAL Manassas l0S-W-11 or Dun
kirk 5-9li6.
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HULMES KUN ACRES-Contemp0
rary hilevel, in splendid compu-
nltyi bedrms., recr. rm., lge. fiv.
rm,, din. area, fireplaceS, brk.
patio, garage, swimming pool share:
$1,000, No AGENTS. JE. 4-062S.
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Holm A. WENTZ PRESENTS


UNIVERSITY PARK-4-bedrm. brick
Dutch Colonial; din. rm.. sunrm,. "a
bath on LIST floor: rec. rm., y bath
in bsmt.; Diet. gar; patio; French
brick wall encloses rear yard. Excel,
lfnFncinT.
TAKONdA PK.-4-bedrm. brick; lge.
shady yard; screened porch; full
bsmt., with rec. I'm. and n bath.
COLLEGE PK.--Cute 3-bedrm. brick;
full bsmt.; fenced yard; well land
scaped, May go CT.
RIvERDALE, open 20: 5007 and
5000 Sheridan St lovely 3-bedrm
ramhlers lge. lots; excel. loc.; many
extras. Priced right.
MANY OTHER P. G. HOUSES
JOHN A, WENTz, AP 10000. o til o
$10,500, Mr.. CORAL HILLS
Attractive well-kept 4 rms. and
bath bungalow with expandable
attic: full bsmt. On large corner
lot, 50xl00; sewer and water;
BUsADA REALTY CO.; 10. s-s5oc
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THE MONACO

WoODLAWN ESTATES 49, MOD
ERIN SPLIT LEvE1 with table space
IN kit and sep din rm., eye level
oven, table TOP range. ground Level
util I'm lots Of closets, lac lots.
fun bath avail Low down payment
for GlS; 3O-yr loans trades also
considered Price, Si5.9gO, Dir T.
out Balto-Wash pkwy right al
BladcnshurR turmoil al Annapolis
I'd. JUS 500 10 10Th III ClRe. signl
leit on 70th, pl to Emerson ST, and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
$l98 DOWN!

Paying rent9 Here's 2-bedrm
kit, featuring garbage disposal and
auto. washer ONLY $50 total nav
ment' ERWIN REALTY co, WA. 4
.l232; WA 1-n394.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22
.COLORED-CHEVERLY
HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

Brick rambler; air
conditioned; view. OF WASHINGTON;
4 bcdrms., 2l2 baths, firepls.,
and back; balcony of din rm Ap-
praised value. 500 $50. 25i1 King
ST. OV. 3-2l24 -:,3
ALEX, Beverly Hills bedrms., 2ia
baths, den, rec rm., screened porch;
att garage: large. shaded lot. sos
500 XII. S-1520 80
ALEX.-attractive well-built Dutch
Colonial: 3 bedrms. and sun porch
used as 4th; sep din. rm., h W h..
Ia baths firepl,. WESTINGHOUSE
washer and dryer in bsmt.: garage:
Si4,950. OWNER. oV. 3-12s9,
ALEX. BARGAIN. s14.95o; nr. Mt.
Vernon ave and Pentagon. 2 rms,
baths baths. , 6Smt alum FL, e6 q and W
on md 4, rent for $40 per mo.
See it today 30" East Raymond
ave. BLANKENSHIP REAL ESTATE
IA S-0491.
ALIEN. Mr.. PARK FAIRFAx--
Lovely 3-bedTm brick with giant
liv. rm., sep. din. rm. dream kit,
scr porch, daylight hasn't . baths:
quiet street; $1,000 dn. Call
ACME REALTY CO. IA 1857.
ALEX.. Yates Gardens-Charmng .
bedrms. liY rm., dining rm, Eng
llSh hsmtn vailed brS garden
ALEX. BRK. RAMBLER bedrms.
Handicapped. XII. s-256s, 90
ALEXANDRIA. VA. - BUcKNEIL
HEIGHTS, semidetsched 3-bed-
room. separate dining room, wall
to-wall carpets full basement with
Ss nishe ea re owNER SO E9op s7ced
ALEXANDRIA--conv. Belvoir, pen
tagon, Sl0.950; CRY. Sll.200--
Brick; 9-bedrm bsmt fenced yd.:
alum storm windows. scr porch,
awnings excel cond close 10
schoolS church, shopping by
ALEXANDRIA SUBURBAN - Ram
blers and split levels. Sii9jO to
Si6a0u Low down paymen; tor
all These homes feature the ut
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ALEX. SUBURBS--S250 DOWN GI,
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;mmac. 2-bedrm brick Just re-
duced for quick sale" TO SlO250,
less than OIL appraisal; full bsmt;
nice area, near bus and shopping
AL SMITH REALTY, XII S-6852
rs
ALEXANDRIA, Buckneli Manor--a-
4-bedrm, 2-hath Cape Cod cottage;
patio with Potomac view Sale hy
owner. $4,000. GI or conyen.
tional financing so 5-o3b0. 9a5
ASNhNDAIE. sf5 75o - Hugc oak
trees surround this 3-bedrm Cape
Cod. lot Sox235 bordcred by wind.
lng stream ist r lip nm firepi
scr porch din I'm eleC Kit q
hcdrms bath md r huge ocd.
rm excel closets ground leve
bsmt Bendiy Vacant Sl5Al cash
Assume IS u00 ~ loan SG3 mo
Terms LUCILLE COOK II -
IRLINHTON siba5o or Tor ,his
charming I. tWin- bedroom California
rambler-Centst hall N.2-it
wins loom fireplace din area,
larse cheerful KIT many picture
windows and ~ ewel rHiting
ALTO REALTY co "a 1.ajns
ARL. BARGAIN large bsdfrs 2
norches flii osmi n0.r font.
Ase close u Only VIZ $50 CAL
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3;;g,E,DRM. BRK. RAMBLER. csx5o.

hll hsmt h -w.h.: FHA approved
az. S91 600; nix OF RIGGS ri In
Arelphi Open sun. call weekdavt
AFTER u pm. HE i-f612 -on
HOtSES ~ "Uc''rs-I h'k srop,
express line n Hamp. ave snug
and rtzy red hr.rk BUNGALOW Five
Carlinr rms, full bsmt' fjrepi in
Nv rm. family din rm, gas
w H. porch ,ecludcd corre- III
YOURS AZ $4,000 with 81 $50 On.
70 non-ve's " r HuGYFS co
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Sli,050 for this 2-bedrm. stone
5ungaloW. III Columbia Park. mr..
Country Club. Has attached ga
rage on nice lot Terms can be
arranged. DOUG NJ SMILEY. Real
tor, UN 1880: ewes. AP. 1868.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
AnET PHI

OPEN TODAY. . TO 5
1900 Laguna I'd. CT or conventional
Beaut. 3-bedrm. rambler; all-elec.
tile kit; full bsmt., rec. rm.: Ice.
fenced corner lot, ARTHUR L.
CURLING. LA. 6-6631, LA. 6-776S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

Gil only $1,000. N. Forestville-
Immac 2-bedroom rambler. equip.
kit: level fenced lot: next door to
Andrews Field. Call Mr.. Penland,
LU. 2-7612, LU. $4,000 till 8 pm.
PRUDENTIAL REALTY co. 80
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

VWNEh MISSILES To SILL 3-bed-
rm. ! t2-bath brick Colonial. 0 yrs.
Old. Situated on l4-acre lot with
'ge. trees and estate fence, near
SCHOOLS. shopping and transp. and
GE kit with table space. CT an.
praised at S22.750 Phone so. s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-22

1 BLOCK OF BALTIC. HWY
rms large finished attic. recr. rm..
new cond:. side drive, s500-S1 900
cash. VIII exchange. OWNER. ia