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At Russian Fete

Portable position at the u. N. or
from satisfaction at the way
things are going in the Middle
East, or simply from the warm
feeling that comes from raising
an iron curtain--it was impos-
sible to determine. But the
change was there.
Touring U. S. Galleries
The two museum heads are
Professor A. T. Zamoshkin,
director of the Pushkin State
Fine Art Museum, and Pro-
fessor P. T. Lebedev, director
of the Tretjakov Gallery of
Art.
They came to Washington
last on a tour of United States
galleries that took them to
Boston, New York, Chicago,
New Haven and Philadelphia.
They had spent the entire day
at the National Gallery of Art
where Director John Walker
showed them everything, he
said, from the art to the air.
conditioning system.
Ambassador Zaroubin said
he will discuss with the State
Department next week plans
for bringing the famous Boil
shot Theater here. Fred Mer-
rill, head Of the State Depart
ment's East-West Exchange
Division, said the subject is
on the agenda.
4 4 X 4
HOLLANDS TO MOVE
Former Assistant Secretary of
State Henry Holland, who re-
signed in September, will go to
New York Immediately after
the election to join Bob Ander-
sons law Hrl1.
Temporarily acting as for
eign affairs adviser to the Re-
publican National Committee,
Mr.. Holland will be free next
week to join the law Offices of
the former Deputy Secretary
of Defense. Mr.. Anderson has
also taken over the presidency
Of Ventures, Ltd, a Canadian
firm with worldwide mining
interests.
Since their three children
are in schools here, Mrs. Hol-
land does not expect to follow
her husband to New York i'm
medlately, especially not until
they decide where they want
to live.
In teaming up, the two
Texans complete a cycle that
began in their school days.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-02
By RUTH DEAN

An egghead is a man who
doesn't understand alls he
knows, commented Secretary
of Defense Charles E. Wilson
last night.
The Secretary was not
speaking in political references,
however, at the reception given
in his and Mrs. Wilson's honor
by the Commandment of the
Marine Corps and Mrs. Ran
dolph McC. Pate.
The conversation was on in
ternational events and the ma
tional uprisings in the satellite
countries.
Engineer Respects Truth
In a general observation, the
Secretary jovially commented.
IAN egghead must have cooked
up the idea of communism,
certainly not an engineer.
THE engineer has great re-
spect for the truth and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-02
By BETTY BEALE

did you ever expect to see
the United States and Russia
on the same side in the U. N.
Mr. Ambassador" the Soviet
envoy was asked by one Of his
guests yesterday afternoon.
mo-" replied Georgi zarou-
bin with a half smile.
The small embassy party in
honor of two Russian museum
directors was marked by a
friendliness never before ex-
perienced by this writer in the
Sixteenth street residence of
Moscow's representatives.
It could not have been due
to the size of the party. There
have been small embassy af-
fairs in the past filled with
that uneasy tenseness and sus-
picion that have colored all our
relations with the USSR.
But this time it was lacking.
1t was apparent in the relaxed
attitude of the Ambassador
who talked and joked freely.
1t was apparent in MrIe. Ia
roubin who described with great
geniality the recipe for the
sauce on the marrinated rock
fish. 1t was indeed obvious in
every member Of the staff.
Counselor Sergei Striganov
engaged in a comparative dis
cussion of socialism and COM
munism with the same de-
tached agreeableness with
which a Britisher might de-
cribe the difference between
rugby and football.
Whether this change stem
med from their unusually COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-02
SERVICE SCENE
Wilson Is Expansive
On the World Crisis

facts. Otherwise he's not an
engineer very long"
The former president Of
General Motors. himself an
engineer. said he thought the
very rigidity of the Communist
system, if thought of in terms
of a machine, could explain its
breaking up. "An engineer
understands the workings of
a machine. He can't just talk
about it," he said.
In a more serious vein, Sec
rotary Wilson observed that
the Discrimination process
being carried out by Russia's
leaders was inevitable because
Stalinism was too ruthless to
go on much longer" Just as
inevitable were the national
uprisings against Russian rule
now going on in some satellite
countries, the Secretary rea-
soned, basing his opinion on
the famous statement made by
Machiavelli in 1.-THE Prince"
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Mr.. Anderson graduated from
the University of Texas Law
School with the highest grades
in its history. He was offered
a teaching post Immediately
thereafter and accepted it. In
his very first class was Henry
Holland. 1t was Mr.. Hollands
first class. too.
A BALL IN HONOR Of
Swedish Ambassador and
Nine. Bohemian will be given
tonight by the World Affairs
Council in Boston. The fash
ionable affair is sponsored by
every important social name
in Boston. including the Ca
bots, the Lodges, the Salton-
stalls, the Herters, the Ken
nedys, the Weekses and the
Wigglesworths.
"OKLAHOMA" PREMIERE
The first showing in WASH
ington of the film okla
homa!" viewed on the huge
screen required by the Todd
40 process, drew a flock of
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among those entertaining at

among those entertaining at
dinner before the ball.
Those who have made re-
servations for the dance
include Mr.. and Mrs. George
McGhee, Mr.. and Mrs. George
Garrett, Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
r. Stettinius, Sd. Mrs. Norman
K. Toerge, the Cyrus Manner
res, the Joseph Mulfords. the
Mills. who are bringing their
dinner guests; Mrs. c. Oliver
Iselin, jr., and the William
Vests who are bringing a
group from Wildwood, Va.
Proceeds from the races and
dance will be divided among
the associated hospitals at
Clarke, Loudoun and Fau-
quier counties. Mr.. Daniel c.
Sands of Middleburg is chair
man Of the Race Committee.
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Confident
Mrs. Dick
In Town

Breathing confidence and
enthusiasm for her candidate,
Adlai Stevenson, Mrs. Edison
Dick came to town yesterday
long enough to be honored at
a tea at the Woman's National
Democratic Club.
National cochaitman Of Vol
unteers for Stevenson-Kefau
yer and a long time friend Of
the Stevenson family in nli-
nois. Mrs. Dick has been travel
ing with the Democratic can
didate during much Of his
campaign.
She reported crowds have
picked up remarkably during
the past two weeks. and that
everyone in the Stevenson en-
tourage is quite optimistic.
Mrs. Dick planned to re-
join the Stevenson group in
Detroit today and in Illinois
tomorrow. She will return
here over the week end, and
Monday night. will give a
party for regular staff mem
bers at the Volunteers ma
tional headquarters. She will
return to Illinois to vote Tues
day. and will spend election
night there.
Il was awfully torn be-
tween the two cities, but
finally decided I ought to be
home with Adlai's oldest sup
porters, the first people who
began pushing him into Of
fee when hardly anyone had
heard of him back in 1948."
Co-chairmen of yesterdays
tea were Mrs. Paul Magnuson
and Mrs. James Lawrence
Houghteling, both old friends
of Gov. Stevenson and Mrs.
Dick from Illinois. Both stood
IN the receiving line with
Mrs. Dick. as did Mrs. Frank
Rogers, an officer of the club.
The 200 or SO guests in
cluded Mrs. Fred M. Vinson,
Mrs. Oscar Chapman, Mrs.
Jesse M. Donaldson, Mrs.
James M. Helm, Mrs. Nancy
Davis, Miss Ellen Woodward,
and Mrs. Stanley Woodward.
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WEDDINGS
Schipper,Keene

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Everett
Keene announce the marriage
Of their daughter Geraldine
Conrad to Mr.. Lowell Schip-
per, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Schipper of Milwau-
kee, Wis. The wedding, took
place Saturday in st. Stephens
Episcopal Church. Columbus,
Ohio. The couple will live in
Manhattan. Kans.
Longonecker- Gorrincer
Mrs. Joseph p. Glass Of
jamestown. Ohio, announces
the marriage of her daughter
Miss Cynthia Jean Garringer
to 1st 1t. Gerald w. Longa-
necker. USAF, son Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter r. Longanecker Of
College Park. The bride is also
the daughter of Mr.. James e.
Garringer Of Washington
Court House. Ohio. The we'd
ding took place recently in
Jam estown Presbyterian
Church. Jamestown, Ohio. The
couple win live in Dayton.
Ohio.
Crucet-Brunstetter
Mrs. Bryan Curtis Brunstet-
ter of Silver Spring announces
the marriage of her daughter
Katherine Ann to Mr.. Ray
mond Anthony Crucet, son Of
Mr.. Raymond Crucet of Brook
lyn, N. Y. The bride is also
the daughter of the late DR..
Brunstetter. The wedding took
place october 8 in st. Luke's
Church, Silver Spring. The
couple will live in Ansbach,
Germany.
Glover-Hunphries
Mrs. Virginia Humphries
Bush Of Covington, Va, an
nounceS the marriage of her
daughter, Miss Mary Ann
HUMPHREYS, to DR.. Clarence
Kinsey Glover, jr., son of Mrs.
Clarence Kinsey Glover Of
Falls Church and the late Mr..
Glover. The bride is also the
daughter of the late Mr.. David
Lewis HUMPHREYS. The we'd
ding took place Saturday in
Persinger Memorial Chapel.
The couple will live in Nor
folk.
Mr.. and Mrs. James w. Cas-
sedy announce the marriage
of their daughter Carolyn to
1t. Thomas Worthington
Cooke Birge. USAF, son of Mr..
and Mrs. Warren Riley Birge
of Arlington. The wedding took
place october IA in the First
Presbyterian Church, Yuma,
Ariz. The couple will live in
Yuma.
BogleY-Horton
Mrs. Maurine T. Horton an
nounces the marriage of her
daughter Bonnie Jean to Mr..
Lonnie Frank Bagley. son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie j. Bagley
Of Swainsboro, Ga. The we'd
ding took place october ~ in
Washington City Church Of
the Brethren. The couple will
live in Swainsboro.
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On. 500 mo. buzz det
mod. heme, lovely int, nr. schools
and bus. Pine area. RA. 6-6926.
OPEN SUNDAY IL noon to 5 pm.
4906 9Th 81. n.w-By owner. Va
can't 3 bedrms., auto. heat. built In
gar. 3 porches. IA. 9-0396.
CHI. GIL, S17.75O-4-bedrm. semi
det. brick. Den. bsmt.. gar. shops,
transp. 6TEDMAk. OIL. 4-134l.
S9Ob DOWN - Corner Diet. S-rm.
BLDG $3.50 Piney Branch I'd. Is
bIks; from Waiter Reed Hosp
Ideal for professional man. he.
4-3197 Sum-, or EX. 3-340S Mon.
9Th AND SOMERSET PL. NV
Mod semidet. brk. house. Lovely,
u rms, gar; small down pymt.
Ju. 7-6S16. ia. 5000. %
1909 MADISON ST. NV, - 7-rm..
2a-bsth brick; gas heat. rec. rm..
firepl., .huilt-tn garage. Adj. 70 park.
Suit. for Govt. ofielsl; So, 500.
Open 2 TO o. ZANTZfN0ER CO.,
Ma. 6-537l: evea., CO. $4,000.
Mr.. 18th AND UNDERWOOD sTg.-
T Mod, det, brk.:. 3 bedrms., .pwdr. =,
rec. ~ air-cond.. carpets. cleo, kit.;
Si9.960. sTROUT. RIA. $500.
WALTER REED sPECIAL.-Modern.
detached brick; 9 rms, "a baths.
E rec. rrne I'm. attic. carpeting. etc.
1855 Tewkesbury pl. NV. OWNER
will Sacftfice.
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

HOMES NEEDED-we
have fine tenants for homes in
a appra 3 e no and S.as saroE or Nc somp Ssss
rental service. phone us today.
PERRY HAY Co, ~. 5-6242, "a
cow. 70 Andrews and Boiling Is FIELDS Fields
Let, me taks care q your rental
problem. Can NIKE couoHLIN,
YOUNG cfPIE. desires apt. or house
for rent, Fairfax Co.: water and
bath: Not over $50 mo. Herndon
PEOPLE LEAVING Arl. who need
someone TO collect their rent and
look after their property, Please
call and inquire about our service
ia. 5-6234 or ia. 7-S350.
FURNISHED OR UNFURNIsHED
Good NV. location; $500 to $1,000
per mo-; suitable for ehancellory or
residence
JAMES L. DIXON a CO.
ST. $4,000 EN- 2-0200
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HOUSES TO SHARE

YOUNG MOTHER viii share her g.
btdrni. mod, home with e,npl.
womtn. Rockville. Nd. Box 400
G. Star. -
ARL.-Teaeher will share iaree
home. rs baths. on busline. &c
NINA, d. c. IA. a-S69s. IS
BUSINESS WOMAN - Share my
Chevy Chase home; pretty rm., pvt;
bath. wide yards, garden. gar. oil
home privileges. Call OIL. 2-S9Oo
GIRL to share Georsetown house
with working girl. AID. 2-129o,
r We MARnmkE YOUNG WORKING
MEN. In mid eos, wanted TO share
large house with 9 bachelors, Vet
Grams. college grads. preferred.
House l block from Conn. ave.
shopping center. SIS incl. rent.
prepared meals, utils.. services, Tv,
etc 1859 Woodiey I'd. nv. Call
DE 2-4062, today or after week
EMPIoYED LADY wants . nice
girls: pvt. bedrms. and kit. TV,
home priyils,i $50. RIA. 3-3512.
ICOLORED LADY wants q nice lady
to share house. LII. l-1979; home
after 4:30 pm. SUSIE NJ. JAMES.
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COfORED-S.RM. BRICK. bsmt.,
oil h..v L.; completely redeeoratea:
unusual opportunity. Save up your
S SsaT hs Sasn g. sEf4is z T. sssss T.
coLoREp-laoo SHEPHERD NV.
Lovely house. carpetingt win
cpS 81. eiBBt s1ss nj aoTss. nsSiy
decorated: near sehoSls and "a
coSE1oREp-i1oe ELK. s.h ST. 81,
Near NAVY Yard-st0 mo-; lse,
front, back yards. Lu. 1-S0s3;
coroREp-,sa 10th ST. Sc
Corner brick: 4 bedrms:; liv. fnl,,
ut. ana bath; oil heat: lust redce /;
SI05 mo. Key at barber SHOP;
c S5dJJETEb . 81 SeHkRi S;S II. NE
4 L toiRiisNipaLEY. ~ sss n. 7. ave.
coIoRED. 1887 UNION ST, s.w;-
c. Il. PARKER CO.. Ma. $3.50
coLonED-BEIMoNr ST. At iS .i
yard, oil heal, si65; DIXIE
cOIORED-i53a CORC0RAN ST.
NV bedrms.. bath. kit. ny
nm. din. rm.. and garage. Call
c1oIL 81, 1iaS.ei UNION 81. s sy
S n r0G pahk En- e. e.. e sS. issss$s
coLoRED-sI PIERCE ST. NM
mo- oh z. II. PARKER CO. Ma. g.
coI1oSRED-s4s4 cath ST. Sc. tnr
Alabama Ave.l-Semidet. house. .
rms. bath and fun bsrnt, auto ,s,ns g.
CoLokED-9$1i Dubois PL. Sc,
Excel. cond.: senidet,; 8 rms. anc
bath, fun hsmt., auto. gas heat
DALLAS GRADY q SON. co. B.
: CeciEaoSaaEp,asss EYE q! ssT.. HS iw.Es
AMY REALfY: INC. 1923 10th
S.-S.h.: pies yard. children &C.
< sspStsssda; s7 ;2ssss1 Ap sr 4- TSll2ss9.re,
.esS, 81 Sfi se n JU sas 81 ew'n
C SisohRaE siISo AIM ? sTs; NV
%,H I@s .na ss Paw o iol h's VI. s s7s
CSffossiD H.: s7d r% %ssL II BATH Z
Brown. lois Vt. ave. MA. g.
cfogaaoSREp-s7e.5o: e,yr. old semi;
T d. Capitol and Benning %;
auto. heat snd 2 yssds Nom ne 4-'i''
C0IoRED ~ CHARsfINGLY mod.
eynized Arm. and bath brick
Nome; near 4th and z ne; -sai
heat: new condition; $50 r,o Pre-
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BAR AND GRILL
business. 500 liquor. Asking sl5,-
ooo a fIfSSnn;oR AND GROCERY 49,.
Md, Doing $1,000 70 81 700
wk Ms Niss AT, AFT cLhS saI9nsh, rent
ort. $4,000 Wk. Big take. Excel
lent partner setup. Closed suns,
W." LIQUOR STORE
Doing $4,000 wk. business. $4,000
VIII na GROCERY MARKET
Self-service. $4,000 TO $1,000 wk.
business. No credit. no delivery
$4,000 will handle.
DELICATESsEN cARRY-oUT
Owner quotes 5000 VIZ. business. NO
credit LRe. apt. $1,000 VIII
~ LAuNpRoMATs
2 good spots, Will net you 300
VIZ 's shoE s'' DEPARTMENT
In active haberd56s dn t natlonal
Owner management only. Small
afeS6boRRa ' sfoRE COMBINATION
ort. S2,bo0 wk. Beautiful setup.
$4,000 will handle.
LIQUOR LICENSE WANTED D. c.
LIQUOR LICENSE WANTED Md
Bar and grill on-on sale.
ROFFELD REALTY CO.
1888 Conn. Ave. NV. DU, 7-7A71
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WILL TRADE $500 lot Santa Re.
Committing area. wYs6, 63-s
Drexelbrook dr., Drexel Hi. Pa.
TRADE 5 APT. BLDGs.
apt. ground. w. c. GER
BICH. I'm. 2-0276, NO. e
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UNUSUAL

In rentals REQUIRE IN;
Ss,sh sossss Witch n a snt y
q TO low psice only 10 exeeptionally
socd tenants who win take, sood
care Of the property, 1 with Q rms
with lst-ii, bath; ! with = eed L,I,H
Kit, and bath on LIST d. Recently
remodeled. Both have auto. Gas
heat. Located n s;w. area IN 2
several years. Private parking IN
rear Of 30-ft. alley. Call. OWNER
Q am, to 8 pm. weekdays Ma.
s-s267.
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UNDER $4,000
2720 36th PLACE NV.

O4NDG1t pOO,OOO
272O 36th PLACE NV.
Charming well-built brick home on
ierge lot with Gear garage. Ia
blocks from Mass. avenue. Suitable
for dinlonats or any one desiring
an exclusive address. Near public
and private schools OF ell denomt-
ton. Entrance hail, spacious liv-
inr and dining rooms. study. Kitten.
en- and pantry, 2 bedrmS., baths,
finished attic. maids I'm. and bath.
An unusual buv. 800
%, oPEN . sUNDAy ~, I'LL D 1yeSS..
Jeff on 3isth place to our "oPEN'
JAMES L. DIXON g. co.
ST $4,000 EN-. o-92so
cor ORED-13lO GALLATIN ST.
BY OWNER: 6-oedrn.. 3-bath, de-
tached home; complete apt. IN
ssat Excel eGn s; beautiful sstrsa: must ISs
be inspected inside TO appreciate.
Open for inspection 1 TO dark. "a.
c 51itt,ES 9th AND RI. AVE.
Brick, semidet.; Q baths, 2 kits;
gas hit: new cond; conmere,a;.,,;;
vacant; ,! 500 t9 $500 9t7o sssn, Sil
Observation-Disclosures 4:
bedrm.. semidet. brick home: full
bsn1t., oil. heat: ige. yard. Priced
low with $500 down. JAMES CARR,
IA EX $780, Ssoon;tAT p; 4as9sG HOME. s,b
and LonsfsiIS,w ,, sti s:7 81 sns ssst
with 5000 down. JAMES CARR, Elk,
coLoRED@isis AND 1924 N. J.
AVE.-2-story row brick: "a rms.
toilet, cleo, gas, refer. Newly dec;
down. CO. 5000; e-es" uN. 4
coH1ooREp--UPPER N.w.-vacant
6-rm. brick; III baths. kit: redec-
s6s5 down. RIA. e-6e12; ewes. DE.
coI ISSi p-Nw.-N.E. vacant 8.
rated. Basement. Gas, oil heat. Ga
rage. Only 1898 down. Call any
time, RIA. 6-69l2; ewes. IA. 9.
ctoGI1ogREp 1890 BUCHANAN ST.
MIA real buy. pet. 4 bedrms.. 8
baths path snol n, posehe W, new sxcS SSnu
COLORED-S-RM. BRICK--Bsmt.,
oil h.-w.h., completely redecorated.
unusual opportunity: Save up your
down payment while you live In
your home. ST. 3-44lb. To. q
cSoGiSo S sEM1pEr, PsK.
Mod. kit. and bath. gar. and bsmt.
Owner on premises . to 4 sun.
can d: 7.5l2I. 8 to s weekdays;
c 9sheT tines ~ p Sol1Si pay.. an,
price. 7th and Tuckerman NV. Brk.
3 bedrms.. clean. co. 5-1ab4: %
COLORED-19th AND PARK RID
2 apis. plus Z rms, 3h baths;
lovely Diet. stucco; spacious grounds.
S PSrssei 4 s EssI sars Nn $500 $500
gar. I'd; Si5,05o. terms. D1.
cG IIT5S2R2E;D,s,s INGRApAN ST.
N;wiEopen TX pm, n,,, L owe vi +
equipped with dishwasher and Ca
ioric gas oven; o lge. cedar. closets;
airy rec. rm.; clothes. washer and
dryer; lge. fenced yard; > porches'
$500 down ipmediateo e posses
c s52f9 b SSSS7FsA t * ED of Wv
RsPs fEn 1 lovely nm iarse ae s.Sedrm house
with Ga baths at q low price.
This house must pc seen. TSS,aInt.
f 1'fHs saE sgEB st e. g. 81. 5.ssSHi.
o66 81 SiaS7s z. ROW BRICK Bsm..
ant, with bath plus 3 bedrms. on
End 4. w baths, reception hall:
din. ,rm., liy nm. large kit,' rear rear
col observation-disclosures. 14th and
Ingraham streets. Attrac. semi-det,
SSsMt.; say Can Mr. LEWIS, NO.
c q ~ soEna le'h rn aND baths;
81 heat. CAN MIR. STEPHENS,
C6foREbI"isIs irving 81. NV
Substantial row brick: IS apts.;
Ice. rms, furn.; stoves; y refgrs
very clean. with good iurn on
heat, Income. S340 mo.Prlcs,
Sis,p50. Terms r. " GREEN ST.
S.a463. Oh: 2:92e3,
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RESTAURANT

Seats 1856: heart Of All, Va. bust
ness area, where millions have been
nT ysx. o1 open l. an sSa.r e nsr
Nov doing $1,000 to $1.70U per
week. Can do much better. Price.
S23. 500. Reasonable terms.
LES SHILBY
12a6 18th At. NV. MA, e-4550
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ARFAX REALTY, INC.
IL 2-l45O -s

CHEVY CHASE, D. c.
] hk. Conn. and Notwithstanding
b edrms. and bath. End d.; dst. gar.
full bsmt,, maids rm. and bath;
newly dec; close transp.. schools
shops: SI45 mo-, avail Feb. l.
I'M. 3-6603. IS
S-BEpRoOM RAMBLER. s12o Of
will rent furnished, S145,. a-bed-
room rambler, S105. 2-bedroom
Cape Cod. $40
James C. Conley & Co.
p5es oeorSia Ave. Ju. e-4lS4
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AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY
FALLS CHURCH AREA


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and side screened porch fenced
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PTMMTr HHIS-we have several
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GREENWAY DOWNS - S-bedrm.
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PROSPERITY AVE- hedrms., full
bsnlt.. IN baths, separate dinins
room.
ARFAX REALTY, INC.
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1904 N st. NV.
l2 rms. 9 baths: 500
1922 18th st. NV.
Detached. o rms. and 2 baths; Sic
214 4th st, Sc.
10 rms, Q baths, oil h.-w. heat; $50
9617 Lorain Avenue
Silver Spring
Rambler, detached. z rooms
and ga baths; S1f5
POLL KalOrama Rd. NV.
II rooms, 9 baths; s110
The Riggs National Bank
Wash. Loan & Trust Br.
900 F st. NV. MA. 8-3440
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HOUSES UNFURN. Cont
CHOICE LOCATIONS

CHOICE LOCATIONS
PALS CHURCH AREA
R95-60l Meridian lane-2-bedrm
rambler, newly decorated; ra-
diAnt heat, STORAGE attic
sodded lot.
aO0-69SO Fairfax dr.-2-bedrm.
semidetRched brick home: sep.
arate dining room, equipped
kitchen, full bsmt and large
ts5-Popiar Heights-The cholcs
Fails Church community with
its own swimming pool and
recreation center: 3.bedroom
brick rambler; all-electrie GE
kitchen with range, garbage
DISPOSAL. dishwasher and Ben
dix washer; large picture win.
dow; wooded lot; storage attic;
Is min. to Pentagon.
l60-Coiumbia Pines-Beautiful new
3-bedroom brick rambler; sub
division. near Annandale. large
picture windows. furn. base
ment. Pull-down stairway u
attic; garage: disposal, dish
washer. electric range and re-
frigerator. Lsrge spacious lot
Larchmont Realty Co., Inc.
JE. $4,000 JE. 3-721e
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CHANCE OF A LIFETIME

TO walk into an old established ga
rage. welding. gas station.N and
.arge room Tor machine shop or
body and fender work on main
halfway and within the center Of
six well populated beaches. Modern
masonry 'iuildins. modern 5-room
ALL ALL al moq pnr,., sasip sIa,n ier
chine. towing truck. Can show "
income per year equal 70 price OF
property. Terms. Approximately u
acre land.
RUBY DOWNS, BROKER
DOWNS BLDG. WEST RIVER 211e4
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IN SILVER SPRING
1922 COLSTON DIR.

r Es.s%.. i sss S.s.
rec. room in bsmt. Call Mr., Hites
Monday for appointment. H. @,
SMTTHY CO.. Sill 18th st. NV. ST
l.l20O
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.w.

AMER D. PK.--oI APPR'p-vaiues
like this are available only ct this
time Of year. det. 3.bedrm. white
s 9oCi i ssfiSa sfssassc. ' As
PROVED PRANK s. PHILLIPS.
d.. 7-i4ii: ewes. OIL. 2-4s34.
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BARNABY WOODS OF Apr; peri
charming 3-hedrm.. 2-bath. white
brk. Colonial In . gorgeous setting
splendid quality; vacant. owner
urges quick sale. FRANK 8. PHIL
LIPS. DI. 7-14I1. ewes, EN-. 2-9265.
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CONTINUED on Next Pase)
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WANTED
Laundry Plant

111OhMK1IV-O OO11IWZA1N
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY. on old
$40. between Rockville and Oath
ersburs. improved with modern s.
rm. home; excellent for electrical,
plumbing 81 ANTIQUE shop. Priced
TO sell At $4,000.
Poplar 2-9442, Poplar 2-9443
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Charming well-built brick home on
lerge lot with lear Earage. ] a
blocks from Mass. avenue. Suitable
for Diplomats or any one desiring
an exclusive address. Near public
and private schools OF all denomt-
nations. shoppin" end TRANSPORTS
ton. Entrance hall. spacious Hv-
irg and d!ning rooms. study. kitch-
en- and pantry, 2 bedrms., 2 baths,
An unusual buv. - 1,1v
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7-RM. sEMIDET., BRK. BsMT.
OTHER HOUSES--APTS. AVAIL.
1St NATL. REALTY
2 Thomas Circle NV. RE. 1884