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SUBDIVISION AVAIL, 80 min. from
Capitol; waterfront; 800 lots with
tial number and avail. to all: engin.
and topo completed for number of
lots. lot clearance practically
Completed on LIST VA submission;
master certificate of reas. value has
been issued. ready for immed. build
ing program. Substantial cash re-
quired. For details call RE. 7-7l46
Mon, thereafter 10 ANA pm. l.
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Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
1886 Good Hope Rd. Sc. Lu. l-s647
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FVh CHEsaI EHNL Ut
TIES, cottages. yr.-round homes.
its CHESAPEAKE CO. INC. open
daily Chesapeake Beach. Nd.
Phone North Beach 1881
3 WATERFRONT LOTS, North Beach
Park, for sale or exchange for prop
erty in Washington. RIA. $3.50.
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DODGE l947 de luxe 4-dr.: an ideal
second car. Why not buy cheap
car for the wife to take the kids
to SCHOOL, Save with Bannines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-31

Ie-FT. PLYwooD, semi-v bottom
3 years old: very good condition;
$40. sP. 3-4053. 81
I6-ET. RUNABOUT, ige.: inbd. style
plywd. and oak; for outhd. or In
3D.: pow; 5000. OIL. 2-S043
Is-FT. KAYAK. canvas over ma.
hog. frame; S25. OIL. 2-S043. ~
MARBLEHEAD BOTTOM PAINT,
anchor-fast nails. Fiberglas. viny,
lon plastic. boat lumber, piywood
cut to size, boat covers custom
made. W. H. BILL" JENKINS.
500 Maine ave. s.wn Ma. $3.50.
PIER FOR RENT ON protected cove
near Rhode River. Mayo. Nd; .5-ft.
water. Ideal for cabin cruisers.
G. H. MEYER. 3415 3sth st. NV
SEVERAL USED CANOES FOR SALE.
Call kE. S-63s0 or FE. 3-97ll Tor
li ipPH.h' WohvERINE BOAT. equip
ped with % h.p Evinrude. 1855
IL pso' ZIP. EsIDGGiN ouTsoAR6 MO
TOR; excel. cond, Call E. o. SAN
ER8 GGhSj XII kEipa 1iSlo' standard parts
used; real workmanship and rel, rec
KINs, 500 Maine ave. s,w.. Ma,
BOAT TRAILER. 2-wheel: $50.
BOAT iWaN;TiED-speedboat. Chris
Craft or Shepherd. Late model
Must be in perfect cond. VIII pay
all cash, LII, 4-2664. IL
NEW, 14-FT WHIRLWIND DE LUKE
with cover: cost, $50; will sell for
SALE. WA. 7-0592. II
WANTED-Trailer for 14-ft. run
about. 500 lbs. minimum capacity;
small wheel preferred. FL. 4-SQ33.
FOR SALE OR TRADE-1953 Penn
Yam Aft, center-deck. runahout
boat; double cedar planking: excel
lent condition and new Pacemaker
A-frame trailer. Sacrifice, S325, or
will trade for WHY'S station wagon,
good condition See BILL JEN-
KlNS, 500 Maine ave. s.w. l.
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Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
5000 Pa. Ave. Sc. LII. 2-9s27
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az THROUGH '4s FORD body parts.
grille, doors, loaded hood. ETC.,
Ford and Mercury: exhaust headers
fit AZ through '4s Ford and Mer-
curry; high-compression heads, 40
Mere. carb. and manifold, SOL
motor. 10. 7-7200. Il
TRANS. drive shaft,
rear end, pedal assembly, shifting
linkage, all in good cond. ~.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE

SHERWOOD FOREST, MD.-summer
cottage No. S62: Q bedrms.. sleeping
porch; S4.950. BY OWNER, JE,. D.
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'4s club cpe.: r. and h..
Wv. tires: clean interior. motor
good; pvt. owner; $3.50. no less.
2143 Pa. ave. NV, ST: 3-165O.
PLYMOUTH AS 4-dr. sedan; good
clean car, mechanically excel; S99.
fun price; cash or or terms; kiEk
9-4S00.
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DODGE '53 Coronet VS. 4-dr. Sc
dan: beautiful 2-tone finish; one
owner, in excel. cond.: only .$995.
cash. trade or terms. See Y today,
at PINEY BRANCH MOTORS. S74O
Piney Branch rd., Silver Spring
DODGE '52 4-dr.; black; economical
transp.: $245, with only $40 down;
ex-taxi. PINEY BRANCH MOTORS,
$40 Piney Branch rd-' Silver
DODGE 1891 club coupe sH In good zoo,
snce So per Wk. BANKERS DISC.
CORP, @221 14th st. NV. co
DODGE 1s4s Custom club coupe; r.
BELL MOTORS; SOLO wis. ave.
DODGE 1910 2-door sedan; runs
good; very clean; fluid-drive; S225.
Call now, OIL. ?-0137. Il
DODGE 1850 4-dr.: r., h.. q. dr.:
1895; excellent: by ORIGINAL
OWNER. or End car. stude. 1850
Champ. r., b, overdrive; sporty:
DODGE 1850 2-dr.; wonderful con-
dition;o sJ Reasonable terms. $40
r oil s-g 95S customline 4.dr. sedan;
sscriiice. Ho. 2-4417. i
FORD '55 Fairlane cdr: r.. h.
best ofier. DE. $3.50 after s pm.
FORD 1s4s Tudor: r. and h.; good
condition: one owner; S195. Ii.
7-2416.
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AUToMosILEs FOR SALE

oNTIAC 1852 chieftain $50 4-dr.:
slsS s hsstiI a ssEeH spE ai2is
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MOTORCYCLES
AUToMoTIvE MISC.

CUsHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER, $50;
good condition. Call after D, JU.
S-3a44,
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oLDs 81 Super tSs't club coupe;
covers, hydra, heater. other Ac-
cessories; one owner. low mi. Don't
miss this bargain: special today
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California Dealer
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1851 F-10o R-ton panel
excellent condition: side bins easily
removed. Price. $3.50. Browning, g.
DODGE SO 1ts-ton stake; dual
wheels; pvt. OWNER; $500 cash:
need larger truck ia. $780,
Al USED TRUCKs-Hi-value used
trucks. all models, makes and sizes
INTERNATIONAL HARVESTER. 90i
Bladensburg I'd. ne. Ii. 7-4300..
CHEVROLET 40 1h-ton stake
with tarpaulin, excellent condition
throushout; privately owned, $500
JEEp As panel. $50. or trade for
ID RicfTSNRT ERs n; fiosSSL l-ton Metro.
$3.50, or trade for pickup. ,JE.
CHEVROLET CHEVROLET as one-ton panel;
excel, running cond. $3.50. ~.
cH CHEVROLET 1850 M-ton panel
truck; good running cond. Call Ii.
1887 between s am. and pm,
GMc 1850 pickup; new paint; six
S-ply tires. heater. good motor.
$3.50. or best offer. 14th and v
CHEVROLET 1850. 2h-ton alumni
mum van body in good condition.
FORD '52 F-2; s-cylinder. Seton,
stake body. 4-speed trans, heater,
s5si, ready aniy Ss9sass to work. special
Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
5000 Pa. Ave. Sc. Lu. 2-9S27
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AUroMoBlLEs FOR SALE

oLDs. 1854 Super $50 Holiday
s So4sr stss1lns. power sTste.. Wv.
tires: tinted glass, many extras:
showroom condition: terrific buy,
Si,S95: safety tested for your pro-
lection: 30-day written warranty.
PAUL BROS. toLDs), KE. 7-13os.
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont. J

late 40 de luxe 2-dr.
sedan: r, and h.. tubeless tires;
newly painted; excel. cond.; 1915.
OWNER, RA. 3-7311. --31
1856 4-dr. sta. wag.;
less than 80 mi; powerglide, big
htr., windshield washer, lots OF
other extras. VIII sacrifice, $2,395,
S195 dn., finance unpaid bal.
through Washington bank for as
long as SO months If necessary.
For further information. PA. s.
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OLDs 1851 .'es', 4-dr.: hydramatic.
!; az. snd b; good TRES 1895. ST
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FORD 1885 convertible: fully
equipped; S2,595 or best offer. OIL,
2-67s0, after 8 weekdays; all
FORD sasi S '4s Fordor: good motor. r.
H Hi Nan MIN MINK sifs 81 4-dr. sedan;
good eond.. low mileage: $3.50, or
best offer. TIA. 9-0S3S. 81
HILLMAN 1865 Estate sport car:
less than 1000 miles; IKE n sS
TORS, SOLO Wis. ave NV" Wo'
HiILM2N MINK. blue. 4:dr. sedan;
one owner. excel. cond.,. heater:
leather uphol.; s5s5. SO. 5-74sO.
HILLMAN 1855 convertible: $50
BELL MOTORS: SOLO wis. ave.
HUDSON 1855 Super Rambler A.
door; r. h.; excellent conditii99aa;
HUDSON 1851 4-dr. Paeemaker;
Ssss. FLooD PONTIAC. 1921
Connecticut. Wo. 6-s400.
HUDSON l94g Commander "6" e
dr.; week end only. 500. BELL MO-
TORS. SOLO Wis ave. NV. Wo.
Ja A1SGH '54 x-12oM roadster; light
blue with black top: low mileage;
S2,150 or best offer. 570S s.. 9Th ST.,
Arlington, Glen carlyn section. "a
LINCOLN Sd9I 1852 hardtop convertible;
eTs; Himnmscuiate. 81. 6ss; SOS
down. BELL MOTORS. 5010 Wis.
ave. NV, WO. $4,000. II
LINCOLN SO Zephyr sedan: orig.
everything: excel. cond. through
out; $3.50 or best offer. 10. S-33S6'
LINCOLN Capri, hard top; purchased
new Mar. 1854; r. and h.. power
steering, power brakes, cleo. win
dows and elec. Away seat; custom
interior; WV. tires: side mirrors.
Chauffeur driven. $500 miles to
and from Medical Center. Car
broken in at 25 mi. per hour. Kept
in garage and as beautiful as 1855
car. Not a scratch inside or out.
Cost, $500. VIII sac, S1,S75,
lincoln l0Y 1854 Capri cdr. hardtop;
black; low mileage, one owner: fun
power equipment; brand-new white
Sidewalk tires. Exceptionally clean
ia, 7-6549 after $3.50 pm, all day
L iSeaSHS 1854 Capri 4-dr.: Chinese
red and black top, Away power
truly a beautiful Lincoln. s.. O95
S495 down. BELL MOTORS, 500
Wis. ave. NV, WO. $500. II
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Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
5000 Pa. Ave. Sc. LU. 2-9s27
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ODDS. '55 super "ss'' Holiday
S SS9sr stsssraa ana poWei 6rstss
tinted glass: Wv. tires, rear seat
radio speaker: special STONE finish:
this car cannot be told from new;
don't miss buying the cleanest car
in town; 2.595: safety tested for
warranty. PAUL BROS. toLDs.).
KE. 7-i30s. 4 %
OLDs AZ conv.: hydra. r. b.. new
Sc: D. c. insp.; must sell at once:
reas. OF. accep! OWNER. 10. 2-41l5.
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MONEY TO LOAN
REAL ESTATE LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SEASONED 16 to As mos. conser-
vative portfolio Of five, 2nd trust
notes totaling S22,47S: balances
due. Offered at large discount.
Excel. locations and makers; EX.
35aol 'e'eS' snu SUM- 20
$1,000 end TRUST, payable $50
mo-, balance due ) years; Sl6.500
LIST trust on beautiful Va. home;
20ef discount. ia. 7-225l. or ia.
43Gs DISCOUNT, Sl.1Oo 6es end
trust. sd. prop; best Of makers;
Si,l00. din. ia. S-6616, RIA. g.
SECOND TRUST, S4,a1s.47 balance,
pvt. individual, Call VIII. 6-Sl69
for information. IS
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MONEY WANTED

A SHORT TERM LOAN. on valuable
MoNp L. GABLE, Attorney, a23l
Goth st. NV. Ma. S-0205. II
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NASH 81 Cdr. Rambler; fully
equipped; ! owner. low mileage;
Sl,095 or best offer. BURROWS
MOTOR CO., 900 M st. Sc, Ii.
NASH I94s club coupe; r. and h.;
fair cond.;. $500 cash or best offer,
NASH SO Statesman 4-dr,: good
running car. lots of extras; smart
buy; S145, full price; cash or
terms. KIRK MOTOR CO., 1000
Ga. ave, ia. 9-4S00.
NASH '55 Rambler station wagon:
dual range .hydramatic and other
EQUIPMENT; low mileage. like new;
1895 or best offer. BURROWS
MOTOR CO., 600 NJ st. sc, Ii.
NASH loss Rambler hardtop; auto.
shift. r. and h.. good condition.
NASH 81 4-dr.; 2-tone. maroon and
yellow; new tires; S125. Call EN-
2-3441 between IL am. and pm
oLDsMoBILE so Super "ss" 4-dr
sedan: hydramatic drive radio,
heater, seat covers: $4,000 actual
miles. immaculate condition: by
owner: 1895. EN-. 2-0763. 81
OLDSMOBILE AZ; excel. cond.: r
and h: reas. Call RIA. 6-4233
after Il n m Al
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD SO Fairlane Victoria: has
radio. heater, turn signals, Wv
tires, 2-tone paint, windshield
washer and you can actually save
over $1,000 on this beautiful car;
terms, trade and new-car warranty
Don't wait. see IL today.
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OLDS '52 cow; r. and h., hydra
matte; cream finish. Get ready for
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$3.50
WATERFRONT PRoP.-RENT

LONG REACH -bedrm. house fac
ine playground and beach: suitable
> families rent together; rent 500
per week with everything furn. but
linen, Call Gaithersburg 436-W or
10, 5-o534 for appt. to see. p
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OLDS '54 '9S" 4-dr. sedan: SPAR
king orig. oyster-white finish, W.
W. tires, Rocket power, loads Of
extras, incl. power steering and
Sl.795, trade and bank terms.
KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave-,
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FORD 1881 Custom 'S'' Victoria;
radio, heater; original black and
ivory finish. A sportsman's delight.
As low as Sl3 down. Full price, $685..
HANDLEY-FORD
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1889 E.-W. Hwy, s. s. JU. 9-SQ03
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IS DOWN
5EAcH MOTORS. 1910 14th st. NV.
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TAKE U. 8. I TO:
BANNING & SONS
$500 BALTIC. Ave. Hyattsvills On
WA. 7-4440 uN. 80
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AUToMoBlLEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH "a Plaza station wagon:
one owner. Low mileage: extremely
s E i Suy III, F0o one ased xsr TsSS
months or 5000 miles: special today.
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FORD '53 S-cylinder Fordor; beaut.
seamist green. with contrasting seat
covers. and other accessories, ex-
tremely good cond.;. warranted
months or 5000 miles: special to-
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"a 4-dr.: powerglide:

7215 Baltimore Blvd.
College PARK. Md. UN.. 4-S6O0
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PONTIAC 1855: q strato streak VS.
engine, $50 horsepower: all new body
design; luxurious interior: has riding
comfort with cantileYer construction
very clean and properly recondi-
toned; personalized and guaranteed:
GI Q0E
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PAoKARD 1850 4-doer: s2s5: im

PLYMOUTH 1851 2-door: sess: i'm;
Connecticut, WO. 6-S400.
PLYMOUTH $50 2-door: ,radio.
ne sssd oy A1.ar = s q Can o.
PLYMOUTH 1850 convertible; 5000
cash. Can be seen 1873. 2S26
Que st. Sc. Apt. No. /. II !.
PLYMOUTH Ar convertible; r. and
h.; good condition. ia. 9-2279.
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DE SOTO, 1854 VS. 4-door; power
flyte; r. and h., power steering
and power brakes, Wv. tires: un-
der $4,000 miles; $3.50. RIA. g.
O203. Il
DE SOTO so de luxe 4-dr.: fluid
drive. r. and, h., seat covers. tube
mechanically excellent; $4,000 mi.
S495. Call ia. 2-6797 ewes. and
week ends. Il
DE SOTO 1919 club coupe; blue: T.
h., clean; $685. So down. BELL
MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave. NV. WO.
DSo 5SsSe' 1850 4-dr. sedan; ayro.
matte; very good cond. All extras
GOhn XII Q.h224 .
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PIER FOR RENT on protected cove
near Rhode River. Mayo. Md; ,5-ft.
water. Ideal for cabin cruisers.
G. H. MEYER. 3415 3Sth st. NV,
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OLDs '53 Super "ss" 2-dr.; striking
navy and white 2 tone. Wv.
tires. hydra, r, b; spotless l.
owner beauty; S1.199. bank 1nanc-
ing. KIRK MOTOR CO.. 1000 Ga.
PaAScsKARb, toarins, 1885, Dietrick
body. Can be seen MARTINS
DAIRY. Olney. Md. CT, 3-254S.
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BOGLEY-All Open Sunday, l: 80 to 6

CHEVY CHASE: 2724
Colston Dr., S22,95O. First
offering. Near Meadow.
brook Riding Academy.
The 3 bedrms. all take
twin beds; lst fl. powder
rm.; breakfast nook in
kitchen; full basement
with toilet and par.
titioned rec. rm. space.
Garage. Scr. porch. Near
bus, schools.
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II you have real estote probem--be il property
management, soles rents, insurance or morteooes-
one Of our officers will be pleased 10 discuss the
matter with you. For nearly 50 yeoD we have served
thousands Of property owners
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Building Congress Presents
Craftsmanship Awards

tectural metal work, steel stairs,
AFL-CIO Building.
Earl Collingsworth Of Standard
Engineering Co., Inc, for re-
modelling and installation of
mechanical work, Capitol Power
plant.
Paul Bradley of r. E. Ander-
son Co., Inc, for boiler installa-
ton, East Capitol dwellings.
Louis E. Hendrick, of Aiming
johnson Co., for installation,
precast gypsum roof deck, dining
room, Motor Hotel for Hot
Shoppes, Inc, Arlington, Va.
Robert L. Jones, of Washing
ton Woodworking Co., Inc, for
walnut wall paneling and coun-
ter. Bank of Commerce.
Fred r. Klotz, of Biggs and
Kirchner, Inc, for electrical
work, New Engine Shop, Hanger
5. Capital Airlines, Inc, Wash
ington National Airport.
Arthur L. Miller, of Aiming
johnson Co.. for accoustical tile
ceiling. lobby, Dupont Plaza
Hotel.
Albert Schlosser, of Gichner,
Inc, for sheet metal work, 7th
floor sundeck, Headquarters
Building, International Union OF
Operating Engineers.
Marlin o. Slentz, of Electrical
Construction Co., Inc. for cleo
trical work. st. Jude's School,
Wheaton. Md.
Ben Ray Wagner, of T. M
Woodall, Inc. for plastering
work, Takoma Park Seventh-day
Adventist Church.
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|TipsGiven
On Howto
Solder

Here are a few dos and
.don'ts" to keep in mind when
using a soldering iron:
DO-Know that no soldering
iron, whether electric or other
wise. will give maximum effic-
|iency unless the copper tip is
Ismoothed and timed"
DO-the timing by heating
the copper, rubbing on a block of
sal ammoniac available in hard
ware stores), covering with a
thin coat of melted solder and
wiping off the excess with a
cloth.
DO-be sure that the areas to
be soldered are free of dirt, grit
and other foreign materials.
DO-get a better soldering re-
suit by first applying a flux or
paste, unless you are sure you
are using special solder that
requires no flux.
Dose that the soldering
iron is so directed that it heats
the surfaces to be joined as well
as melts the solder.
DON'T-use what is called
acid f1ux or acid-core solder on
any electrical connections be-
cause of possible corrosive
effects.
DON'T-neglect to have some
kind of metal stand on which to
rest the soldering iron while 1t is
not in use but is still hot.
DON'T-try to solder either
aluminium or stainless steel IN
the ordinary manner. since both
of these metals require special
roducts and techniques to
achieve satisfactory results.
DON'T-guess what kind or
solder and fiux TO use; your DEAL
er can assist you if you tell him
exactly what type Of soldering
job you are doing.
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front of the house. The roof at
this point has an opening to
bring more light into the kitchen.
A cabinet is built into the
dining area wall above the pass
Through. Below the pass
through are built-in drawers.
Both drawers and cabinet doors
can be opened from either the
kitchen or dining room sides.
The house has perimeter-type
forced warm-air heating, and is
aforementioned in the summer
time. A heater room occupies a
central space adjacent to the
chimney.
The multi-purpose room has
its own small breakfast table.
The house is low in relation to
the approach, and thus the roof
line is an important element of
the design in giving the house
Ia pleasant appearance. The jury
mentioned the effective" roof
line in this connection, and
Singled out fenestration for
favorable comment also.
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Craftsmanship awards we've
presented to, IL building trades
mechanics at the recent annual
dinner of the Washington Build
ing Congress.
Anthony Ferrara of the archi-
tectural firm of Mcleod g. Fer
rara, who was chairman of the
Craftsmanship Awards Com
Imittee, presented the awards.
Nominations were made by
Building Congress members on
work completed during the last
year within a 25-mile radius of
the White House. A jury visited
all the work nominated and
selected the IL jobs considered
the best.
Each winner received a GER
Itificate of award from Mr..
IFerrara and a gold lapel button
from Glen F. Preller, president
of the Washington Building and
Construction Trades Council.
The winners were as follows:
Henry Barnes of AIMING
johnson Co.. for acoustical tile
ceiling, West Reception room.
French Embassy.
William L. Leverton, of r. t.
Hall, Inc, for work as rodman,
Shirlington Trust Co. Building
Shirlington, Va.
francesca Cargnelli, of A. F.
JorSS Iron Works, Inc, for archi-
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area and kitchen is paneled on
the dining side in mahogany,
and has white divided strips.
The living room is open to the
entry, but folding wood screen
permits it to be closed off.
The covered walkway between
the carport and main entrance
is created by a recess in the
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Wood PoneIing Kills
Chill of Cold Walls

Wood paneling will kill the
chill of a cold wall. The natural
insulating value of wood tends to
reduce heat loss from the body
to a cold surface through radia-
ton.
Wood walls in bathrooms have
proved to be warmer and can be
sealed against moisture by water
Irepellent augmented stains.
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the master bedroom, there is a
mirror and Italian glass mosaic
work in the wall over a built-in
dressing table-lavatory.
Ceilings throughout the house,
except for the bedroom and
kitchen areas. are of 8-by-6- foot
redwood panels joined decora-
lively with triangular-s shaped
Imolding to give rectangular
ceiling pattern.
A pass-through between kitch-
en- and dining area has an extra
sink adjoining it on the kitchen
side.
The wall separating dining
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OUIIIHUtu FTUm rage b-I
roof is Of the built-up type,
with white coral rock surfacing
Inside partitions are of dry
wall construction. except for a
stone fireplace wall in the living
room, and a stone-and-redwood-
paneled fireplace wall in the
study.
Floors in the living-dining
room are of Eliminated oak block,
and in the rest of the house are
OF asphalt and vinyl tile.
In the bathroom attached to
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CHEVY CHASE, between the Country Clubs
1902 LYNN DR., $l950-Charmng bungalow I947
in choice Ocaton bedrms, bath
for bedrm; heat, hot heater
porch; workshop l2xl4. Many
From wise Ave- turn right
~ house. Details, WIZ s-sfsaT U' "' - lynn
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Sketches by star stan Artist zans Auerbach
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Costumed Gunner Seize
S2n, 900 in Diamonds

NEW YORK. June 7 (R.-
Three identically costumed gun
men snatched two gem broker
age firm employees OF a Green
wich Village street yesterday and
fled with $211, 900 worth Of cut
and uncut diamonds.
Albert C. Schmitt. 80. and Eu-
gene Epsky, 81. said each gun
man wore dark goggles. white
gloves, peaked hats and denim
work clothes similar to those OF
subway motormen.
The bandits warned Mr..
Schmitt. secretary of the Traders
Service Corp, not to reach fol
your right pocket. We know
you have a gun there"
Mr.. Schmitt and Mr.. Epsky
were hustled into an apartment
house cellar. and bound with
adhesive tape and their own
belts. Adhesive also was used
to tape their mouths.
After the gunner fed with
two briefcases, containing five
packets of cut diamonds and four
of uncut ones, Mr.. Schmitt man.
aged to free himself partially
His cries brought the building
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Death Report
OF TrujiIIo
Foe Disputed

NEW YORK. June 7 (P.-Po-
lice yeterday termed unfounded
a rumor that a missing foe of
the Dominican Trujillo regime
was tossed into ships boiler to
perish.
I'VE find no evidence that any,
body has been murdered on this
ship" said Detective 1t. Martin
C. Meyers after a police search
Of the Dominican Line freighter
Fundacion. 1t arrived here yes
terday,
The missing man is DIR. Jesus
de Galindez, bitter foe Of Gen.
eralissimo Rafael Trujillo in the
Dominican Republic. DR.. Calm
DEE disappeared March IL while
en- route to his apartment from
Columbia University, where he
was a lecturer. Police have found
no trace of DR.. Galindez. nor any