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charge could mean the death
penalty
Judge Noonan brought up the
kidnapping charge in accepting
Paisner's plea Of guilty to robbery
Judge Urges Trial
II sincerely trust that the
Government is not going to lei
this man avoid standing trial on
the kidnap charge. It is a most
serious charge" he said.
In the robbery Mrs. Mary Kos
tolos, So, a teller. was kidnapped
by two men as she was parking
her car in her driveway before
midnight of March /.
Police said Paisner drove hel
to the bank and forced her to
open the bank door. He held
her prisoner there until the ar
rival of two other employees al
8 am. One of the employees was
forced to open the vault.
Two Others Charged
Two others, Angelo P. John,
80. and Rocco Frank Tateo, 80,
both Of New York City, also are
charged with the robbery and
kidnapping with Paisner. The
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Dillon Heads
Junior c. c.

Election of Walter E. Dillon
as president of the Washington
Junior Chamber of Commerce
was announced last night.
He will succeed Joseph L. Koch
who retires at the close Of his
term on July 1.
A director of the Junior
Chambers Community Awards
Committee, Mr.. Dillon resides at
1924 Valley drive, Alexandria.
He attended Georgetown Univer-
sity and is graduate of Column
bia University Law School. Mr..
Dillon, 80, is a member Of the
law firm of Dillon & Dillon.
Other officers elected were:
j. Richard Brand and Harry
M. Linowes, vice presidents;
Richard T. McCauley, youth well
fare; Kenneth w. Parkinson,
secretary; Richard c. Vier-
buchen, treasurer; James r.
Stoner, general counsel; John
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02

Radio and Machine Workers
Union CUE) and president of it's
District 9 Indiana and Michi-
gam.
He is on trial on contempt of
Congress charges based on his
refusal to answer certain ques-
tons before an Un-American
Activities subcommittee on Feb
ruary % and March /. 1865.
Silent or Party Questions
Two of the questions he re-
fused to answer were whether
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02
Montgomery Okuys
Rezoninq of 3 Tracts

The Montgomery County
Council yesterday approved COM
mercial coming for three tracts
of land formerly classed as
residential.
They are a lot at the
northeast corner of Grandview
avenue and Ennalls avenue,
Wheaton; lot at 87l8 Georgia
avenue in Silver Spring, and a
tract on the east side of Coles
vile road. south of Colesville-
Beltsville road.
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three also are charged with
robbing the Mount Vernon
branch of the same bank Of
$97 ,563.
John and Paisner were part
ners in a one-horse racing sta.
BILE. Their horse, Centerpoise,
was attached today for an UNI
paid feed bill of 1852.
Tateo and John are scheduled
to go on trial May is on both
bank robbery charges and the
kidnapping charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02

he was a member of the Com
munist Party.
George D. McLaren, indus
trial relations director of Mag
navox, was called by Mr.. Co.
jacks lawyers as a defense wit
ness. He said he represented the
Fort Wayne Magnavox workers
in collective bargaining for sew
eral years until it lost an cleo
ton in March, 1855. to the AFL
United Auto Workers.
Replying to a question by de-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02
Trainer Admits
.S1S8,785 Theft

NEW YORK, May 2 (P.-A
small-time horse trainer pleaded
guilty today in Federal Court to
robbing the Port Chester branch
of County Trust Co. last March
2 of $188.785. He still faces a
kidnapping charge.
Arthur l.. Paisner. 33, shifted
uneasily and clenched his hands
as he pleaded before Federal
Judge Gregory F. Noonan. The
judge set May Is for sentencing.
On the robbery charge, Paisner
could receive 20 years in prison.
A conviction of the kidnapping
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02
lAognovoxO Officials Given
Goiock Doto, Court Told
BY the Associated Press

An official of the Magnavox Co. Fort Wayne Ind testified
today District Court here that information from the
the House Committee Un-Amercan John
Goack circulated Magnavox department heads and
supervisors in 1853
Mr. Goiack general president United Eectrica
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02

M. Dalton. national director;
Gilbert A. Robinson, director.
Directors at large elected we're !:
Walter F. Evans, Ralph D. Heit-
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muller, Albert z. Hodge, Leonard
Homa, E. Richard Manzano,
James M. Murray, George F.
Stringer, jr., and John j. Fax.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02

Buy for the price of and save! White
background with handsome Trojan
motif borders across the bed, in your
choice of lovely color-combinations
pink with black, gold with brown, brown
with green or turquoise with blue.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-02
If PERI. 49, Cannon TOaUeIS.
NeU1'Ig II Feet Iona

Stock up at these huge savings big thirsty
Stare Cannon towels with nopucker plain borders beaut
fluff nish Carefree hghfe coors: Pink whisper green
turquoise Sunfower yellow white camea rose aqua tint
The imperfecons tiny, the savings big! the
towels 22x44".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

PLAsTERB0ARD, sheetrock. tapping.
nnishing- and. sanding. Free esti-
mates. 10. 4-6762.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

PAINIING, paptring and paper re-
nova GUARANTEED work ana ma
entimate; Terms. Whitehaii 1870
PAPER HANGING. aii rn W. sun
Euar White meeha Pa. 1-O024.
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LIVE IN, g,h.w., good plain cook:
adults: no heavy laundry; must
have good local refs. IA. $500.
AILING WIFE needs white or col
ored woman to live in. Plain cook
ing. Housework incidental. No nurs-
ing .o Of days 81, yk P 5S2s lI I,
1924.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

Oh Alsxandria tut
many psriOdt. collfctor'f items
0pen Tptseay thru 6at II 70 3
an bTires a II 4. esgf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11
ATTENTION, LADIES

Join our new and fast growing
company selling beautiful CORT
COSMETICS in your neighborhood.
Hours Of own choice. Can average
S2:15 an hour. Phone DI. 1928.
9-1.
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SYSTEM. pilot eO7A
Challenger CH.So Electro Voice
ef6 and Electro Voice e36, Plus
mise. eomponents y complete gys-
vii Eell for 500. Gail Monday,
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TRAINERS, for eiectronics assem-
bly, work. THE JACOBS 1NSTRU-
MENT CO.. Bethesda. Md.
TYPIST, to learn billing machine:
4O-hr. wk. Apply MALCO WHOLE
SALERS, 2154 oath pl. me-, LA. g.
1860. Mr.. THREN.
TYPIST, gen ofc. work; post finan-
cial records: church in Alex. Call
DIR. BLAKEMORE. XII. 9-S55S.
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Open MON AND THURS. 90
JUVENILE SALES 20

SHOP AT OUR NEW STORE
335 CEDAR 81. NV. IA. D-0s7a
BASS FlpDLEs. Fender electric bass.
Kay bass, new, on sale, Sf4a.BO.
4EyIN'S DISCOUNT SALES. 1903 II
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PAPERHANGING

Wallpaper removed b. steam I
Nhite Mechanic. 20 years expsrienes
Cal any tire Sunday. after 3 week
6ays y. q PAf.AfEFl, 20 e-e2os
90 ~. Z Il ~ s.l Y i .. ss.s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-11-11

lNTI0TE9 = o1ffn Arr4 carVef
S..s ,sr'z ,. 49,, stsF 4. !, sf 2.
e e2l InEsszncK II ~ t9fsf. p az
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-14
New! Packaged
Plumbing & Heating
10 amy site MilNin
100 miles

Pockoeed and pre- eneineered plumbing and
heating systems for the Pockoeed Home ore
now available OF couespondineIy low prices
Plumbing con be furnished in vide Sc
lection OF fixtures and trim. Heating con
be furnished in both hot voter or warm Dir.
o-fired or eos-fired, and with or without
oir-conditionne. This equipment can be
obtained on O completely installed bosis, or
as do-it-yourseIf pockoee. A heotne and
plumbing engineer is on the premises to
answer questions Monday through Friday,
] AM to s PM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-14
HOME OF THE WEEK
This Split Level
Is a Space Saver

another set of stairs (only seven
steps down to an exceptionally
large recreation and game room
with exit to the rear terrace.
The next level down is the
cellar and two-car garage, with
a connecting door between them.
To simplify construction and to
cut costs, the poured-concrete
foundation walls are straight
while the main floor has an
overhang-somewhat like a bay
window lextension-at the left
end of the living room. The
Cuernavaca is heated by a forced
warm-air heating system, with
the boiler in the cellar and out
lets conveniently located in the
rooms.
Specifications Given
Specifications are as follows:
Floor area, 1888 square feet;
cubic content, 29,484 cubic feet;
basic overall dimensions, 48 feet
by 38 feet 6 inches; minimum
plot size. IS feet by 100 feet.
Editors note-The cost is not
given. What you could build the
house for in the Washington area
would depend on the bids you
might receive. They might range
from $40 to SIS per square foot
or more, plus land.
Gin case you wish to order
blueprintS. you may do so by
filling in the blank form below
Check or money order must be
sent with your request. Do not
send currency. With your blue
prints will come a manual OF
general building specifications. a
materials list and a photograph
of the finished house. Provision
of the syndicated feature by The
Star is not meant to suggest that
you should not consider consult
ing an architect, in case you are
planning to build homeO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-14
Community Pools Seen
Buttressinq Home Sales

All over the country a small
but growing group of project
builders are including a SWIM
ming pool as an inducement to
buyers who want a more-than-
minimum house.
Discussing the advantages of
a community pool as a sales
asset. House and Home magazine
says pools are described among
statesmen as one thing prospects
remember.
One builder of more than 5000
acres of homes sums it up this
way:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-14
By LARRY EISINGER

AS one sample Of the increas-
ingly popular Split-level home,
The Cuernavaca offers a 'front.'
to-back split design.
From the outside it preserves
the ground-hugging appearance
of a ranch house. Inside, it fea-
lures economy of space that have
made split levels desirable.
Since the living area is at the
front of the house, the raised
cathedral ceiling is not lost oN
rooms that nobody sees, such as
the bedrooms. Instead, the high
ceiling creates a pleasant living
area that is enhanced by a deco
rative balcony and stairs in the
Spanish style.
AS you approach the house
from the street you note how the
exterior has a conventional ap-
pearance that blends with the
surrounding homes (That is a
primary consideration; your
house should "be at home" in
the neighborhood) Immediately
noticeable are the proportions of
the house and the grouping of
contrasting materials. Brick We
neer is used on the front of the
house, and wood shingles with
light trim is used all around. A
white asphalt shingle roof COM
|pletes the picture.
It's hard to say what attracts
your attention first as you walk
through the handsome front
door, with its diamond pattern
and adjoining window area into
the living room. The balcony and
stairs especially when a
wrought-iron railing has been
added may be the focal point
or perhaps the brick fireplace
with it's flagstone hearth.
Some other features of the liv-
ing and dining rooms are the
large picture windows, the con-
cealed cabinet next to the fire.
place, and, at the builders op-
ton, corrugated glass divider
with planting box to separate
the entry and living room.
To the left of the balcony is
the master bedroom, and to the
right are two other roomy bed
rooms. This layout gives maxi
mum privacy to the sleeping area
because the bedrooms at the
right have undisturbed access to
the bathroom. The area under
the bathrooms serves as extra
cabinet space for the kitchen and
the living room.
Beside the balcony stairs is
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"We can pinpoint many sales
made specifically because OF
these facilities. 1t is common to
hear residents tell friends to buy
their next home in our area, SO
they can belong to the club for
pool privileges"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-07-14

Mail this form to:
Associated Newspapers,
229 West Forty-third Street,
New York So, N. Y. Dept. WIS.
THE CUERNAVACA
k } / set 2 sets { 3 sets
Name ---------------
Street
City -----1--- Zone
State
Be sure to inclose check OF
proper amount. One set of blue
prints, $40; two sets, SIS; three
sets. $40.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25
Mrs. Sturt's Upside-Down Cake

cake on wire rack SO juice runs off and
dough won't soak. Cool. Serve with
cream. Yield: E to 8 portions.
Note: With the addition of enough
flour to make sitter mixture, the re-
naming dough may be used for other
sweet goods. For example: roll dough
into a l2x8-inch rectangle. Spread with
2 tablespoons soft butter; sprinkle with
2 tablespoons brown sugar and table
spoons currants. Cut the dough into
3 lengthwise strips and braid. With a
sharp knife cut down the center of
braid. Place on creased baking sheet.
Let rise for z hours. Bake at 35OoF. for
about 80 minutes.
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Filling: ; tablespoons melted butter
3 tablespoons dark brown sugar
? tablespoons currantS
2 tablespoons fine gr0han-cracker
crumbs
4 medium cooking apples
Dissolve yeast in warm water. Cream
butter and sugar. Beat in eggs, one at
time. Stir in sour cream and yeast.
Blend in flour and salt. Refrigerate
overnight. Use only " of the dough.
Pour butter in the bottom of 9x9x2-
inch pan. Sprinkle with sugar, currants
and graham-cracker crumbs. Peel and
core apples and cut into slices. Arrange
on top of butter mixture. Roll dough
out on Toured surface into a 9-inch
square. Place dough over apples and
press against sides of pan. Let rise in
warm place for about w hours. Bake
at 3500F. for about 30 minutes. Invert
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-25

HAM SLICES, apple-stuffed, a new
dish coming next week, using the
leftover Easter ham.
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IcoLoRED-49ls FIRST ST, NV
bedrms., modern bath, living rm.,
dining rm.. BRIGHT kitchen, full bsmt.,
Colonial porch. gas h.-w: heat. TRADE
or terms, Mr.. Weaver, WO. 6-4944.
MARSHALL ]. MAPLE CO.
1874 I4th st. NV. AID. 4-200b
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1921 oRREN ST, NE, Apt. -
rms. sit;. BATH dinetts. porch, heat
430 Evarts at. me-. Apt. 3-2
rms. kit, bath, porch. 500.
1898 LIST st. NV. Apt. Ia rms:
kit, bath. rear porch avail March
21stl; sos.
,ThoS. P. Brown, Inc.
aha Ar sA G W MA SRRla
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APIS. UNFURN.-D.c. Cont.

Washington, D. c.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY %. 1856
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DREYFuss FRos.
min Ikth NJ N W

COLORED-4 RMS, pvt. bath; new
" dec SOS. coo 3rd st. sc; adults.
c Of ioREDHosRM HOUSE, las
Union st, s.w.--1mmediate posses.
sion. $50 80 mo, ST. 3-9433. --2s
COLORED-vAC.; 900 Hamilton 81.
nw,-b rms. bath. encl. porch;
auto. heat: COW, loo: adults; nice
vd. sar.. 500. Mon. RIA. SOTO.
CoLoRED-BEsT VALUE IN Town.
Modern 2-bedrm. brick with auto
gas hest. $50 so mo. Get key al
q31 Golden st. s.w. between 9th
md Mnd Job lob. D and Z stso or phone
COIoREDWslIB PER MOO rms.
tile bath, rec. rm.. mod. brick; gas
heat; mr.. r; ! and Montana ayes
COLoRED2iSSb N. CAPITOL ST.
tNr. Florida .ave.D, row brick:
rms, bath and bsmt., 500. Inspect
COLORED - VAC. - Mt. Pleasant
NV; 9 rms, Ia baths bsmt.. gas
heat; S12b mo. LOUIS BRESS-
LIE LER s, Tp. ys - N,G rv ,rvn All.
Mod. 6-rm brick: bsmt., gar,
ki1loi. ssso DIXIE REALTY co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK
Brand-new 4-bedrm. plus den. split
level ramblers with de luxe kit.
garage; near Spring Valley shop
ping, finest churches: schools.
transp.. S3z. 900. Call LEdUM d
GERBER. EN- $4,000 til . pm.
AM ahis f 8. PAR RTs a:S s.b.th
brk Colonial. near 47th and But
terworth: den and law. rec; rm;.
=, deep YJs $Is.b0o; FRANK 9.
B aeSSIi wooDs--ouality brick
Bedrm. and bath, Ice. liy, vm. with
flrepl;. din. .rm.. mod. kit, LIST a..
3 twin sized bedrms., 2 baths ON
2nd a. Bsmt.. rec. rm., maids nm.
and bath, sar., and large wooded
lot. To inspect call EN-: 2-447l til
2 pm, REALTY BROKERS, INC.
lon,si. custom built BY Frank 5:
closets: library and powder rm. /:
5 TWIN-SIzE bedrms.. 2 baths on
End n; rec. rm., garage, immense
screened porch. Priced in low 40s.
Snt;of town owner, FRANK g.
PHILLIPS Dl. 7-1411; eyes,, Wo.
CHEVY CHASE - six-room brick
Colonial; entrance hall. large liv
rm.. din. rm., breakfast rm., 3 bed
rms. . tiled baths; stairs to attic;
recr. rm.; Gear garaEe. Excellent
transp,; close to schools: S23 500
No AGENTS please. EN-. 2-6547
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Take oui
word for II and don't fail to see
this quality brick-and- frame home
featuring a modern de luxe kitchen
with breakfast space for table and
chairs. large living room with wood
burning fireplace; jalousie en-
closed side porch; fsmily-size din
ing room. 8 large bedrooms and al
the closet and storage space YOU
want, 2nd door; pulldown stairwa,
built-in garage: storm windows
new gas heating plant. A con.
venient neighborhood where schools
shopping and TRANSPORTATION are
but q moment away. Real value
at only SCI ESQ. Call DE :-714i
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~ "A AND FxE z [ + = : Z

WANTED sINESS
OWNERS AND EXECUTIVES,
seeking more sales and pLofits.
The Second Annual Institute
on the Profitable MANAGE
ment OF Small Business begins
q s pm, Tuesday. February
There will be 10 Tuesday
nisht sessions. You'll hear and
have discussions with out
standing accountants, tax ex-
perts, bankers. advertising
men, human relations speeiai-
lists. merchandisers and more
in these 10 down-to-earth
meetings of ia hours each.
You'll come from each
meeting with fresh. new ideas
and summaries of the key
points covered.
The Institute is given BY
The American University in
cooperation with the Small
Business Administration, The
sessions are held in Glover
Room. Hurst Hall. Uptown
Campus, American univer-
Sity. The total fee, Including
final banquet, Is SOS. ENROLL
ments are being accepted I'M
I'll March o. You may enroll
at the door or phone Wo. g.
$500. Ext. SO.
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

WALTER REED AREA-Mod. s-rm.
! powder rms; ise. lot. sarase.
conv, 70 svsrythins. si6o. To.
s.E.-S.rm. brk. rambler; uv. rm..
20 II long cellar. stove. refgr..
Venetian blinds; $40. LIZ. 4-s706.
NEWLY DECORATED a-bsdrm.
s.BEDRM. RAMBLER, 1888 Hillside
/ drive. Pimmit Hills. Falls Church,
cow. to Pentagon--LArge wooded
lot an and fenced back yard. IA
a.BEDkRM. ..nio.t brick with m
porch. On busllne Available March
'Siia WAUKEsnA RID. Glen Echo
HEIGHTS. Nd. near Army Map Sery-
ice-Bunealow with large living
room. bedroom, bath, kitchen and
dinette on hrst floor. Largs finished
~. S-2l97. WALKER d DUNLOP
ALEX. AREA. conv. to Penta.. Bsiv
Mod. bedrms,; full bsmt.; fenced
I'd; swim. privtl.' SO. S-7o72. 20.
BRoo SsKpIpa MANOR - s-bedroom
detached Colonial brick. newly dec
GRATED, convenient to transporta-
ton. schools, shopping: Sil5. MRS,
WEtoHTAAN. HA. 2-T234.
ALEX. 1919 Powhatan---Clean. good
transp: bedrmss paths: va
cant. Sis. BY OWNER. EN-. s.
AISLISeroN-e b.drms.. bath. SEP.
dining rm.; bsmt, Cape Cod brick
home being completely redec,
Scr. preh.: gar lge. lot. 10 minis.
to D. c. $3.50. OWNER. IA. 2-536l.
SILVER SPRING, 1881 Bluehill I'd.
--s-bedrm. brick. Fenced yard;
5,mti $50 $50. per mo- Avail. immsd'
4os RIGGs RD. N.E.-Briek semi
detached; S rooms and tiled bath.
full basement. Gas heat. fenced back
yard. near new shopping center
Express bus 10 downtown 500 per
month. Z. QUINCY SMITH INC.
1918 H St NV. DI. 7-e057: eves.,
ANSisANDALf. Vas s.drm... bath.
full bsmt., ice. feneed-in lot. Newly
dec: $3.50 mo, IA. $500. ia.
$50 sd' 2sfd ST. N.w.-5 rooms. kiteh.
cond, S75 mo, EX. 3-24S9.
Mr.. GEO. WASH. UNIV. and state
Dept.--3 bedrms.. bath, large Nv.
rm. and din. rm.. bright kit. Pull
bsmt. $40 mo. Call Elk. 3-24se.
s17 SHERIDAN ST. NV.
MOD, GRIN. BRICK; GAS HEAT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-28

CONTINUED on Next PassI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-28
1 BLOCK OF NEW
Providence Hospital
Aforementioned

First presentation Of this extraor-
binary brick home: in 1MMACU-
LATE condition throughout. One Of
the most exquisite homes we've seen;
packed full of quality appointments
entr, hall. large liy. rm.,
BANQUET-SIZE DIN. RIM: screened
porch. 3 pleasant bedrms. and baths
completely finished rec, room; tiled
laundry room has outside entrance:
unusually economical Bryant gas
heat.
There is mssnificent garden
with spacious patio. shaded By
TREES. The 100-ft.
deep lot 10 expertly Handicapped with
axaleas, crepe myrtle and many
spring bulbs ready to pop. The 3
expensive air-conditioners will make
summer living q Joy. Seldom Is such
a fine semidetached home available.
Near schools. churches. shopping
and buses. For only about So, 600
down, Don't waste q minute. eau
MR.. PoBIAK now at JU. 1855.
lContinued on Next Passl
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HOUSES UNFURN. tesa.l HOUSES 70, sALf NV. tcontl

CHEW CHASE, D.. C.-Unusual
brick home near Lafayette School
hV. nm. with adj. sun rrn.. din. rnA.
modern kit, auto. dishwasher. util
fm.' washer: dryer and toilet; nc
Brick ps SsSrsi $50 OF TABS sDD,. spT foI
6go7 34th pL. on Rittenhouse St.
CHEVY CHASE DOCTOR-wonder
full big brick home with compIet.
street.leyel doctors ofnces II
splendid location; one block from
Blessed Sacrament: FOUR bedrooms
ana THREE baths on End floor
s sss: Exeeilent nna ,T avail
s so1ei view eyes wH T. s.s a7fssLirs. 81
bath semidet. Colonial. Entire home
In beautiful cond.. block to trans
frm price Of $50. 600. BILLINGS
LEY LEY REALTY r. LaoS GO. EN-. s-2SSSso;
c ffssi I'll eHA siSSi 5. c.msrief Colo.
rm., liy. ,rm.. din. rm.. mod kit.
with dining area, screened porch:
End d, 3 twin-sized bedrms., 2
baths. stairs to, IN. 3rd a.. ga,
h.-w.h.. gar: asking S24,950. Cal
EM hov; g;5s71 ~ Q pm. REALTY
caEv9 caAsE. PC, near Military
brick. 8 rooms, baths, partly
finished rec. room with fireplace;
new electric stove and electric re-
friserator, oil burner, hot-watei
heat, built-in garage; CRV avail
able; veterans offer considered:
Price, So3,750; ewes, TIE. 6-2233.
L. T. GRAVATTE. Realtor. Ma. g.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-Big 7-bed-
room house; 8 baths. powder rm.:
new modern kitchen (cost owner
ssiesS in ios 49, lSs viii rent A fafs.
Or sn6urn. Can M 56o5 Ransom. ST.
CLEVELAND PARK -Det. shineie.
Z rooms 2 baths. needs decoratine,
Priced for quick sale. SIS. 1850. Call
Miss Zaker, Re, $1,000. MAR
SHALL J. wAPLE Co, 1874 I4th
PARK lNorth)-At-
tractive white brick. excel. cond :,
near Wilson and Murch school. 2
bedrms., bath. porch, LIST a: 2
Ss snt with nj ss' r a,ta Ssssi
sis,5oo. BfLLINosLEY Realty
CO. EN-. 9-2326; ewes. I'm
CLEVELAND Cleveland PARK, D. Grind
new. sll-brick detached, air-eond.
town house; 3 bedrooms. 8 baths,
plus den or bedrms., finished
rec. rm.: Rarase; walking distance
Can e. c0n nnou az sh0P dERsrR 'f III
$4,000 till q pm. 3315 Conn.
MI. pIEiAsAsT-a eompl apis. 8
r He 8H SSshs; N No. hss. tsss zoe s an
1916 IRVING ST. Row brick: 8
rooms. ga baths: S15.750. Call 2.
ELIOT MIDDLETON. Realtor. RE.
CT APPROVED. ses,5Oo ROOM
ROOM. ROOM! Spacious six-room
brick Colonial. slate roof: . large
baths. finished Bird floor. out-of-
ground basement In rear. Call OIL.
FISHER a. CO,