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NVhSAuucu ETOm rtrbt rage
ate, with the administration
seeking to substitute a new pro-
gram Of its own for the House.
approved return to rigid 90 per
cent of parity price supports on
basic crops.
The farm bill is certain to be
Ia major campaign issue in 1856.
but 1t Is too early to tell what
the Senate will approve. One
proposal the administration is
reported to be considering would
give farmers the opportunity vol
unfairly to take some acreage out
of production and place 1t In q
soil bank to hold down future
SURPRISES.
There is also some sentiment
in the Senate for a limited re-
turn to 80 per cent parity pay
ments. confined to the top
grades Of the basic crops. What
ever the senate finally approves
will have to be adjusted in con-
ference with. the House.
The promising outlook for a
balanced budget by June 80 has
stimulated talk OF tax reduction.
But some influential Democrats,
like Speaker Rayblrn and Sem
ator Byrd of Virginia. are urging
Congress to go slow in reducing
the overall revenues in view of
the continuing demands Of un-
settled world conditions.
Republican leaders want Con-
gress to await the April Is tax
returns. and the new spending
programs that may pass at this
session before considering furth-
er tax relief. Some of them also
point to the ACCESSIBILITY of max
ing some payment on the $3.50
billion national debt while times
are good.
But Mr.. Rayburn's position
would not preclude some tax re-
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Work on Freewuy to Start
In SO, Cost 500 Million

today. the consultants said. 1t
would be used by about $4,000
vehicles a day. BY 1880. how
ever. they estimated that at
least $4,000 vehicles viii use it
daily.
The high trafiic estimates
were based In part on the Ana
costa Prince Georges areas tre-
population growth. In
the single decade between 1910
and 1850. they said, population
zoomed 800 per cent.
1T is estimated that IS years
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House after passing the Senate
will be revived In the House
Public Works Committee early
lin the new session. Present plans
ARE to ask the Ways and Means
Committee to consider separately
the motor vehicle taxes to help
finance the increased road ex-
Ipenditures. Last year these taxes
were written into the bill In the
Public Works Committee, and
helped defeat the bill on the
floor.
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bridges and ease congestion on
streets through the Anacostia
region.
In line with District plans. the
consultants proposed that a new
four-lane companion bridge to
the Eleventh Street Bridge must
be built. providing eight traffic
lanes over the water at that
point. The additional lanes, they
said. should be in place mo later
than 1852"
If the freeway were in use
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BuIqonin Cuts Off Blasts,
Says Talks Might Help

MOSCOW, Dec. 81 R.-Pre-
mier Nicolai Bulganin turned of
the flow of Soviet invective
against the West today, declar-
ing that the spirit of Geneva will
not be buried and another
summit conference might be
fruitful provided some big Ifs
are overcome.
The fact that both sides of
the East-WeSt division now have
the H-bomb is no sure guaran-
tee there will be no war, Marshal
Bulganin asserted. But he
seemed to reflect q Soviet feel
ing Of security, growing out Of
the summit conference at Ge-
neva last summer, against the
actual possibility of H-bomb
war.
when asked for comment
on the Bulganin remarks,
White House Press Secretary
James C. Hagerty said at Key
West, Fla: Don't they always
issue statements like that on
New Years day?"
TN Washington, the latest
burst Of sunny Soviet Opt, :,
mism left officials slightly
bored and more than a little
bew1ldered.
(The zigs and Gags Of Soviet
policy, as reflected in state
ments by Russian leaders are
becoming so frequent and so
contradictory that even the
experts are getting diZzy.)
Sends Best Wishes
Marshal Bulganin's state
ments. closing with greetings
and best wishes to the American
people on the New Year, were
contained in answers to written
questions from Telenews. an
agency AFFILIATED with Hearst
Metrotone News. The agency
furnishes newsreel films to tele-
vision stations.
The text of questions and an
swers was handed out by the
Soviet Foreign Ministry and
broadcast by Moscow radio.
In plugging for survival of the
Geneva spirit, Marshal Bulganin
played a different tune from that
Of only three days ago when he
and Nikita Khrushchev, first
secretary of the Communist
Party. asSailed President Eisen-
hover and other Western lead
ers in speeches and fired a series
OF blasts at Western policies.
West Has Choice
Westerners therefore, could
take their choice in guessing
whether Soviet policy actually is
following a tougher line, as in
Dictated by Marshal Bulganin and
Mr.. Khrushchev on Thursday,
or is still pursuing the Geneva
line espoused by Marshal Bull
ganin today.
But even Marshal Bulganin
gave no hint of retreating from
any Soviet position.
In the interview released to-
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. ~.@
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each received 26 per cent, the
Marine Corps vote was 7 per
cent.
Principal reason given by
teen-agers for believing the Air
Force win be most important
is ''the next war will be largely
atomic and carried on in the
air" Fifty-seven per cent of
the teen-agers and Sc per cent
of the adults said the Air Force
would be most important In win
ming another war.
Teen-agers are gloomy about
the prospect of war. Sixty-five
per cent believe there will be
another war during their life
time; Is per cent don't.
More teen-agers plan to wait
for the draft to get them than
those who plan to volunteer.
OF "a per cent who said they
expected to go into service or
we're not certain, 80 per cent
plan to wait for the draft.
Twenty-nine per cent say they
will volunteer and 2 per cent
plan to join the National Guard
or other reserve units.
Less than one out of ten plans
to take advantage Of the Penta-
CONS new reserve program
under which they get six months
active duty training, seven and
a half years in reserve status.
They say "the obligated reserve
Is too long and interferes with a
Career"
Picks Up Bad Habits
OF the adults. 80 per cent
thought youths were likely to
pick up bad habits in the armed
services. SO per cent said they
wouldn't.
The poll also took a look at
the question Of racial desegrega-
ton. Two out of three adults ap-
prove the policy Of desegregation
In the armed forests per cent
approved, % didn't.
The poll said that survey EVIL
dence indicates that male teen
ayers are even more tolerant
than adults" that IAN over
whelmine majority of 80 per
cent of male teen-agers approve
desegregation in the armed serv-
ices, while Is per cent disapprove
and 7 per cent express no opin-
ion"
The poll was made between
October 81 and November Is.
There were 2.028 interviews with
adults. of whom "a turned out to
be military personnel and were
excluded from the computations.
Interviews with the 1920 year
age group totaled 1.03l.
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Connections between the East
Capitol street bridge and the
freeway. for example, win only
be made to the north.
Maryland road officials cur
rently are buying land for an
other bypass expressway which
also win connect with the Jones
Point bridge--the proposed ''in-
ter-county belt" road which win
completely encircle Washington,
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Continued From First Page
the pirates" of Paris. his open
appeals to violence and general
Irowdyism convince only the luna
tic fringe of voters, the impact
he has had on the country un-
|doubtedly is the most significant
single political development Of
this election SO far.
On the extreme left, Humanite
advises "for a happy New
Year-vote Communist" and lists
Ia total of eight last round rallies
to be held in the Paris area to-
night. The Communists are
among the few major parties fac
ing election with something like
real confidence. Most experts
give them about 100000 more
votes than In 1851, and perhaps
as many as 80 new seats. They
have also the most highly devel-
oped political organization and,
unfortunately. the most coherent
platform of any political party
in France. Even so. the Commu-
mist leaders are far from ex-
uberant. Their great hope of r.
viving Frances prewar Popular
Front" coalition with other left
wing parties and thus emerging
from their isolation in the Ma
tional Assembly has been firmly
rejected by the entire non
Communist leadership.
Small Wonder
Small wonder If in the face of
this chaotic picture, the average
French voter should approach
the polls with a feeling of frus-
tration. Assuming he knows what
he wants in the way of a new
Assembly, there's no way for
him to be sure that his vote will
help him get 1t.
Thanks to the complications
Of Frances election system and
party alliances it is quite pos
sible for q party winning most
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Envoy Returning Here

CAIRO. Dec. 81 (P.-United
States Ambassador Henry Byro-
JADE will leave here January 3
for Washington for about two
weeks of scheduled consultations
with the State Department on
the Middle East. He has been
here nearly a year.
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Registration Set

Temple School. 1888 G street
NV, will register students for
secretarial and radio-television
repair courses from Tuesday
through Saturday
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The consultants noted. how
ever. that this road. although
roughly parallel to the Anacostia
freeway is too far removed to
serve the same bypass trafac
Is the Anacostia freeway. And.
of course. It'll has no bearing
whatsoever on the prime func-H
ton Of the Observation-Disclosures
traf1c over the Anacostia River
crossings"
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HOUSES FOR sALr-N.w.
DIRECT FROM BUILDER
REDUCED SIS, 900
WAS S6a,500; NOW S54, 500
NEW 10th ST. CORNER


CHRYSLER AIR-CONDITIONED
WESTINGHOUSE ELEc, KITCHEN
Large living room. cost. dining
room. 4 unusually large bedrooms,
den. beautiful baths, de luxe club
recreation room. maids room.
bath: gear garage. ME. S-b744:
Is
COLORED-I3iO GALLATIN ST.
BY OWNER; 6-bedrm:. 3-bath, de-
tached home; complete apt. in
hsmt Excel. ecnd.; beautiful lot:
Open for inspection l to dark. RA.
o i11i,oGI; 9Th AND R. !. AVE.
Brick. semidet.;; 2. baths, 2 kits;
gas ht.; new c9nd; Commercial;
exch. OWNER, ia. g-7OlO. -
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 4
bedrm.. semidet. brick home: fun
low with $500 down. JAMES CARR.
Elk. $4,000, AD. 4-S050. IS
COLORED-DETACHED HOME. 9th
and Longfellow sts.--7 spacious
rms. entr. hall, full bsmt.. oil heat.
lge. yard, lear garage. S12,g50
with $500 down. JAMES CARR, EX.
J,7ao9. AID; 4ss0s9; ,.. IS
lOLOhEU-Iot6 AMI iOSH ". y.
AvE.-2-story row brick: "a rms,
Vacant. s37. 5O-s59 so; SIO0-S25O
down. co. 5-s2e3; eyes,, uN. f.
N.w.-vacant
6-rm. brick; IN baths, kit; redee-
GRATED, gas heat; near Ga. ave. !:
$695 down. RA. 6-o912; ewes. DE.
codL0RED -Nw.-N.E. - Vacant. 8.
S-rm. bricks. Ia baths, redeco-
rated. Basement. gas, oil heat, Ga
rase. Only S395 down. Cal any
time. RA. 6-6912: ewes. ia. g.
coIIaoSRED 1929 BUCHANAN ST.
N.W.-A real buy. Diet. 4 bedrms.. 3
baths, encl. .porches, new ,cond..
i nban. So Rni saah T Mi sSenangs
CoLORED--S-RM. BRICK--Bsmt..
oil h.-w.h. completely redecorated
unusual opportunity; Save up your
down payment while you live in
yoLr home. ST. 3-44l5. TU. p
c sIooi You BETTER
THIS, let me know. Must sac. due
to illness. My S-rm. brk. home, new
air cond. Baby grand piano, and
my Mere. with $4,000 mi. Only
Sl4,5oo cash above trust. RIA. j.
CiotIiIIoSRED-4-RM. sEMIDET. BRK.
Mod, kit. and bath, ssr. and bsInt.
other times no. $-fiai. IS
COLORED-ANY DOWN payt.. any
price 7th and Tuckermau ". Brk.
z hedrnns clean CO. S-lgb4 %
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Conn. AYES. Estates Area

sEMDET.-yALLEYwooD DR.. A
splendid 3-bedrm., full bsmt. and
rec. rm., brick asphalt tile home.
back small 2nd; may 20 eli. This
4-yT. -old home b being sold be-
cause the owners must move out OF
town. 1t is . fine buy.
BRICK RAMBLER with full bsmt
and 3 bedrms.: 4 yrs. old: can go
priced at $4,000. Reas. terms.
Here is an excellent value.
For details and to see these homes
or similar ones phone Lane CricheT,
OIL. $1,000: RE. 1860.
COLONIAL INVESTMENT CO..
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
NEIGHBORHOOD service station,
major oil company mod, two-pay'


NEIGHBoRHOoD service station.
major oil company. mod, two-bay,
excel. loo. AP. 1855. IS
SMALL RESTAURANT. with LIQUOR,
2010 X St NV: price, very reas.;
good oppoortunity. MR. pETsis'
z0NED &C: / mi. north Of U. of
Nd: 242-ft. front. on Rte l.. close
to new intersee. and chain store;
35c per IT,: will exeh. HE. 4-3500:
eyes,. HA. '2-sS93. w. W. LEWIS.
SUPER MARKET, doing nice bus; all
beer; only store in lgs, apt, area.
Partners disagree. 10. 3-9S00.
ONE OF THE BEST LOCATIONS on
Rte. /, q acre; 176-ft, front on
blvd; improved by service station.
LIQUOR, store, and modern bungalow'
oti-sale Eaucr and beer license,
stock included: ample room 10
build an apartment house and
cafe on corner: bad health only
reason for selling. For quick sale
no reaS. offer refused. DANIELS
. REAAhTy. s TO a1S23 Zoo ,ocat,oD
$500 Ss ii Bill n.a7s $50 siadensOufE rd'
eI ns; IA PE Eig AVE. N.w.--Good
business area. This bldg. contains
3-room apt. and fully equipped
restaurant. Can be purchased with
OF ylsaSSs saui TM9s sRu s2a ~:
ewes, IA. 2-9225. IS
FARMING LOT, 9e2-4 sth st, NV
for rent, $3.50 per mo. Ma. s-4639.
SHOE STORE, suburban Nd. s4o.-
600 volume: nationally branded
$4,000 yr. Deprecated stock and
fixtnres; about $13,500 cash total
prize; no goodwill money asked
ARLINGTON, Va. stores for rent in
busy shopping areas, suitable for
R ALE REM ISSa e cal Mr. sitEIn. kE.
s-S52s. ALBERT Il. COHEN CO.
FOR SALEERestaurant beer: owner
III. Call RIA. a-63S3. q
Tv-RADIO SALES AND SERVICE
reasonable rent: terms. Box 303-D.
Day CLEANING in wheaton for
sale due to illness; any reas, otier
accepted. Call ewes, RIA. 6-s673,
RxPER. BUSINESS WOMAN with
capital wants partnership in. es-
tabiished business showing good re-
GOLDEN OPPORTuNfTY for good
roadside fruit market, complete line
OF merchandise: strictly cash; ap-
year; net 12se.; on main thorough-
fare. Reason for selling: other IN
terests. For information, call q. l.
CARTER, 1916 Vim. I'd. ne, 81
S5y2 or 6-23l5, Roanoke. Va. 50
WONDERFUL SPOT for carrying out
and delicatessen; busy int oiss
GROCERY STORE, with living quar-
tiers; nice return: 5la-day week;
low down payment II. Tr,9a ,,.
and going; only desires asst. MI.ni
view to selling when merit per- per-
apt. salary: refined cple. pref.
C;R0CERY STORE - Well equip.
making money. Cheap rent, Priced
right. apt. optional. Ma. $3.50;
GROCERY STORE FOR REM
from lease. Opportunity for . hard
worker, Completely equipped. Not
stocked. Small monthly payment
on equipment. Reasonable rent.
Can after Also pm. RE. 5-620s.
HARDWARE AND PAINT STORE.
ton. Sell reas. DU. 7-1179. IS
COMPLETELY EouIPPED AND oP-
E EEHTFSa WIFI EEi ia sAEF sA AE9
foR sAf REN VI "a T En- nc MONEY
nNiFSoFR MORN rn5S "a T. EV Yrs AND
SUN. RIA. 6-2527. PRESS REALTY
CORP, ST. 3-9316. IS
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CoLORED
2415 SAVANNAH ST.

CT APPROVED
in excellent condition: liv. rns. din
rm.. kitchen on LIST mr.; 3 bedrmi
on End mr.; partly finished base
ment: gas hot-eir heat. Show
only BY appointment. Call NJ
Welsh or Mrs. Jones. AID. 2-O5S2
JOSEPHINE G.. JONES
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SILVER SPRING AREA

START THE New YEAR RIGHT
Sl0.50Q--2 bedrms,. fpli bsn,t., no
din payment.
SII,ii0--3 bedrms.. est down.
81 BOO bedrm. brk. rambler.
mr.. shopping, SD down,
Cod, $685. On. nom
Gil.
sl3.50a-Cape Cod, $3.50 dn. non
Gl
Sl4 .500--3 bedrms., brk. rambler.
full bsrt.. 2sf down.
5.450--3 bedrms., brk. rambler,
new, no dn. payment. CT or non-
Gi.
SlS.250--3 bedrms., de luxe rambler,
bsrnt, rec. Fm.. go dn.
Also 3 and 4 bedrms., split levels
SIGLER & CO, 10. 1883 til 8
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KENSINGTON
MASS. AVE. EXT. AREA
ARCHITECT DESIGN

custom contemporary.
F. L. Wright School, adapted to
area, completed April '55. Spacious
dignified home. 4 bedrms., 2 baths.
den-play area, sep. din. rm., Dig
kit. all cows, air conditioner;
cypress ext. and int. paneling, cork
floors, flag entrance and din. ter
rolling lawns under high bz-acre
oak grove: quiet street, attractive
neighborhood; 20 min. downtown.
$4,000. Dir: Nr. end Mass. ave,
left on Mohican, right, left, then
right on Dahlonega TO owners sign.
Open Sun, i-6. or by appt. OIL.
2-S3s0. or ST. 3-50Ss. No agents.
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FOREST GLEN AREA
Ranch Rambler, $4,000
3 BedrmS., Porch, BSmt.

$500 DOWN-GI
RAMBLER, in this
generally wooded area. home
mot a subdivision. 3 bedrms Il,
cheerful 25-ft. living dining rm.
(could be a separate dining rm. J..
hallway plan, dream kit. high dry
bsmt. with entrance, no through
street, safe for children: steps to
elementary school, no streets to
cross, . blocks to neighborhood
swimming pool. Call Mr.. Hall at
JU. 5-4190. Listing M-59.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
1872 L St. NV. Ma. $4,000
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HOUSES FOR SALE--N.W.

AMER. U. PK.-GI APPRD-Values
Ike this are available only at this
time OF year: Diet. 3-bedrm. white
brick; 1st..foor layY garage, slate
roof. Asking S18.95O. GI AP-
PROVED. FRANK g. PHILLIPS.
DI. 7-l411; eyes,. OIL. 2-4S54.
AMERICAN q. PARK-a-bedroom
brick detached, powder room, 49,.
$50. Right smack in the center oil
q schools. 2 blks, to bus, streetcaf
and stores. Excellent terms. Open
Sun. from 9. Wisconsin to Abe
marie. left to 43rd S., r RIB, e
EN- 2-22i 10. MERRYFIELD q
,WQ3opS; Realtors any ahsd-o S
brick: S17.a5O. Extra nice kitchen
big. ground level game room witt
outside entrance, nicely decorated
Choice OF financial plans. Opel
Sun. IRON 9. Wisconsin 70 Harri-
son st, left to 4441, Mrs. Cha
than EN- 3-5O4p or EN-. "-22J6
MERRYFIELD q WOODS, Realtors
BARNABY WOODS, CT apr; peri
charming 3-hedrm., 2-bath. white
hrk. Colonial In a gorgeous settinf
among huge oaks and dogwoods
splendid quality; vacant. Ownel
urges quick sale. FRANK 8. PHIL.
LIPS. DL. 5-l4l1. ewes, EN-. 2-926b
%
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FOGGY BOTTOM
The Area With a Future

Inc Area WIFI d T uIuIe
2419 EYE ST. NV.
OPEN SUM-, 2-5
This Is a gem of a little house. Ele.
gantiy remodeled, with central air
conditioning, -paneled kitchen
and dining rm.. fireplace IN sS-ft
hy. rm., terraced patio, 2 bedrms.,
IA baths. An excellent buy al
S32.500.
829 22nd ST. NV.
Here is a roomy house that is o
terrific buy and q sound invest
ment. Main house has living rm.
dining rm.. kitchen. on LIST mr. \
there is a complete separate en-
trance, ground-fir. apt, with lily
rm., bedrm., kit. and bath, which
can go long way toward carrying
monthly payments. Only $4,000
1889 EYE ST. NV.
For the man Tor woman with an
eye to the future. You eouldn',
find a better potential than this
completely remodeled corner build
ing. q blk. from Potomac Plaza
project. with space and facilities
for , offices or shops on LIST fir.
and luxuriously appointed 3-bed-
rm. fiat on End. For sale or lease.
2635 EYE ST. NV.
This is our prize unremodeied house,
Is IT, wide, with q basement. and
in block that is being completely
repodeled.
For information about these or other
houses in the area. call Mrs. Rhea
Radin Richardson. RE. 1856
ewes, week ends. RE. 1880.
Woodward & Norris
Realtors 723 goth st. NV.
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

FOUR RMS. front and back porch
and attic, Ice. back yard and ga
rage; $500. l bedrm. Call RE
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

HILLCREST PROPER
Very desirable, weli-to-do eommu-
nifty. Groom detached brick; large
lot. plenty Of shrubhery. PRICED
TO SELL Must see TO appreciate
Open 20 Saturday. 25i3 Branch
ave
ABSHER REALTY co.
II. 7-44l3. II No Ans. LII. 1-s2sl.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

cLOsE-rN ROSEMARY HILLS. ND.
Good transportation TO District.
Charming twin-size bedrm. brick
rambler: neW-house condition: will
trade for apartment bldg. Call Miss
Zaker, FE. 3-3669.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2O05
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COLORED---3i1b 25th ST. S.E,-s
bedrm. brick; like new: hsmt.;
bus at, dr.; only, $40, I2n; very
CoIoREiD-BRIck, in new-houss
condition; mod. kit. and bath. full
bsmt., gas heat, storm windows
and doors. Small down payment.
Call MR. ADAMS, uN. 4.5665;
COLoRED OR WHITE-FORT DU.
POINT PARK near East Capitol St
Bridge; .conv., clean. air-condi-
toned, 2-bedrm. brick; full bsmt
Assume 40 OF, smaller down pay
ment by dealing directly with
c owSEEi caH ~ I 4 e.. $500.
$3.50 dn.: 2-story semidet. brick. 3
rms. b.. full bsmt., gas heat. co.
5-S2a3, UN. 4-1045. IS
COLORED--isO6 FRANKFORT ST.
5emidet. brick; full bsmt. auto.
heat: low down paymt.: 500 month
~. Call MR.. SMITH. AID. 4-2o72,
DE. 2-llBu. -
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BETHESDA

Near Old GEORGETOWN fd.-Three-
bedrm. brick rambler; cow. loca-
tion and q very attractive homes
priced sl9,6O0.
We also have . large listing Of
new and Older homes to offer IN
various locations. Call Mr.. LAUGH
LIN. OIL. 2-1S90.
EUGENE B. GINGELL
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COMPLETELY EQUIPPED AND or
ERATIHG RESTAURANT AND
FOR RENT. TERRIFIC MONEY
MAKER. 1915 LIST ST. NE. FOR
INFORMATION CALL. Ewes. AND
SUN. RA 6-2527. PRESS real TY
n0RP CT .lA9iE g
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-07

cHRYsLER AfR-coNDITIoNED
WESTINGHOUSE ELEc. KITCHEN
room, unusually large bedrooms,
den. beautiful baths, de luxe club
recreation room. maids room.
bath: gear garage. ME. S-b144.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-07

NEAR NEW Acc. AT BOYDs-20
minutes NV, Rockville. Two at
tractiye homes with l and Q acres:
school buses. commuters B&O
train. SIl,25 and S14. 800. VA
appr. Poolesville 3103. 6"
S325 DOWN, OIL or non oil: 2-bed-
bsmt.; l blk. 10 shopping center
and bus. Payments less than rent.
10 6-S9O3 or 10 4-5452 -
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-07

TWINBROOK-Chance Of a lifetime
GI or non-GI; 81, 500 below CT APP
praiSal: So 900 cash and 500 mo.
includes taxes and ms. buys this
modern 2-bedrm.. expans. attic,
l6-ft. pic. win. wIfireplace home.
Vacant. Open by OWNER, Sun. To-
T. Midway ave. on Viers Mil I'd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-07

Cape Cod, 1 bedrms., 2 fun baths.
tiled bsmt. with fence improve
ments. near schools and bus
$1,000 cash Of which 1888 viii
be applied to 30-yr. CT loan you
assume. 24-yr payments remain
ing. House less than VI. old, now
selling for $4,000 Owner trans
ferred, available March !. 1856.
Box 005-D Star