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The Nome nugget., 1956-12-24
Nixon Accused Of Theatrical
 Visit to Austria
By ENDRE MARroN

BUDAPEST, N-The newspa- per of Premier Janos Kadar's Communist Party accused Vice President Richard M. Nixon Sat urday of making a "theatrically staged" visit to Austria to encour- age refugees to flee Hungary.
 At the same time, the paper, Nepszabadsag, charged Austria violated its neutrality by permit ting Nixon to visit refugee camps while it allegedly refused the same permission D Hungarian government representatives.
 The new attack on Nixon came as most of Budapest's 11s million people appeared to be downtown n the throes of Christmas shop ping. Public transport was so crowded some persons rode on the roofs of buses.
 A ban on the sale of alcoholic liquor, imposed during last weeks general strike, was partly lifted. Hungarians were permitted to buy bottles to take home. Drink ing in bars and restaurants still was forbidden.
 Hungarian Roman Catholics will have to go to the traditional Christmas midnight Mass at 5 e.m., Christmas Day, priests told their congregations, because the night curfew remains in effect.
The Nome nugget., 1956-12-24
US. LOANS BRITAIN $500 MILLION FOR
 ESSENTIAL IMPORTS

WASHINGTON R-The United States loaned Britain $500 million Friday in another effort to bail that nation out of the financial crisis stemming from the Suez Canal closure.
 The governments Export-Im- port Bank made the loan to per init Britain to pay in dollars for essential imports over the next 12 months. These imports include US. oil shipments now being rushed to oil-short western Eu- rope.
 The loan. followed a record breaking $1,3O0,000,000 which was made available II days ago by the International Monetary Fund to help restore British re- serves, which had dwindled be- low what is considered the dan ger point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28

or the children In all that
time"
The Ambassadors two eldest
sons, who were at the party,
attend schools here. The
eldest. 19-year-old Kiln. is q
freshman at American Univer-
sity. and 17-year-old Tin Is q
student at Western High
School. The Wins also have a
14-year-old daughter, Tin
Mya, and another son, Maung
Maung, who is 10.
Lending atmosphere to the
party were the colorful flower
hues of the native dress worn
by the attaches wives from the
Far Eastern Countries.
Wears Orchid Sari
Mrs. T. G. Kelly, wife of the
Indian Air Attache, in lovely
orchid sari, was in a group
talking with the Army Deputy
Chief of Staff for Intelligence
and Mrs. Robert Schow, and
the Israel Military, Naval and
Air Attache and Mrs. SALON..
They were Joined later by
the Yugoslav Military Attache
and Nine. Knebl, and the
Continued on Page Bio, Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28
BY RUTH DEAN

Yesterday marked the first
time In Washington that the
Burmese colony here has cele-
brated its Armed Forces Day
with a party.
The Burmese Military. Naval
and Air Attache and Mrs. Tan
Yu Saing entertained at a g.
to-8 o'clock reception in the
new chancery on California
street.
Actually, the party marked
the second anniversary of the
proclamation of Burmese
armed forces day and the 18th
anniversary of the day on
which the Burmese under
ground won its first victory in
routing Japanese occupation
forces from their country.
One of the leaders in that
resistance movement was an
early arrival at yesterdays
party-the new Burmese Am
bassador U Win, who came
with his wife and two sons.
Recalls War Times
These are happier days for
the tall, silver-haired ambassa-
dor-scholar, as he recalled last
night the cloak and dagger
type of life he and his family
led during the war years.
When the time came for the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28
EXCLUSIVELY
YOURS
ey BETTY BEALE
Stu Hurls q Proper Quip;
Governor Shivers Wdrned
BY BETTY BEALE

otherwise I wouldn't have
printed it, I assure you. {.
Anyhow, the occasion elected
q noteworthy wire from her
daughter, "Bosey." who's a
student at st. Timothy's. :.
The telegram read: Don't
feel blue because you're so;
I still think you're pretty
nifty. Each year adds to your
allure; you're quite a mama
to be sure"
TEXAS GOV. SH1vERS'
appearance on Meet the
Press" last Sunday was wit
messed by a live audience of
400 right there in the studio.
Thus they heard one of the
better comments unwitnessed
by the TV audience. To
test the volume of each voice,
all the participants were
asked to speak into the mike
before the show went on. . .
Just testing. Gov. Shivers
said, 1.-THE sunshine Is 80
beautiful in Texas none of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28

ABOUT THE TOWN, -
Senator Stuart Symington
was accosted at Army Secre-
tary and Mrs. Brucker's huge
retirement to-do for that ter
rife general and sweet man
J. Lawton Collins. Aren't you
wearing the wrong color suit
for a dark horse?" the much
discussed potential Missouri
candidate was asked.
Decked in natty gray, Stu
smiled innocently. Then
someone spied former Presi-
dent Humans Secretary Of
the Army and Mrs. Frank
Pace. Il see that they dug
back into the Truman admin
istration for this party" quoth
the guest YES" quipped the
Democratic Senator, they
said for gosh sakes get the
mess back"
BETTY FULBRIGHT cele-
brated her fiftieth birthday
the other day. She's one Of
those honest women who
doesn't mind telling the truth,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28
SERVICE SCENE
Burmese Celebrate
Armed Forces Day

underground to link up with
the Allies to meet the enemy
forces, the Am b assador
thought of the safety of his
family. To thwart suspicion.
he had to move his wife and
children from Rangoon. one at
a time. 81 didn't see my wife
again for a year and a half"
he recalled. 1--WE were scattered
with no word of each other
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28

you could possibly ask any
nasty questions" Each of
the others tested their mikes,
then it got to Larry Spivak.
But the sunshine isn't shining
Continued on Page BE-, Col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-28

the suit-blouse leads
a double life
Adding a new interest to
all your spring suits -.
And feaming UP iOifh skirts
to make ne,O and interesting
costumes. In easy.to-care-
for dacron.and.coffon-a
blend ,Ohich requires little
Or no ironing. White, pink,
blue or yellow. 10 to H.
Each 7.95
sports shop, third floor
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-08
Farmers Experiment With Taking
Work Out Of feeding Brood Sows

Many farm chores have been
eliminated by labor saving de-
vices, but there are a few that
are still difficult to adapt to au-
tomation. Hog farmers are con-
fronted with one of these in the
management of their sows.
SowS have been handled
since the beginning of hog farm
ing. Nowadays, some hog farm
ers are experimenting with self
feeding their sowS. Research and
experience have shown that
sows can be settled, although
there are problems in doing it.
The problems in feeding brood
sows by any method usually in
Voive getting them to eat the
right balance of nutrients with
out eating too much. It's easy to
control this by hand-feeding.
Self-feeding requires some
changes in the feeding program.
The good hog man usually
wants his sows to eat a mixture
oil about four parts grain and
one part good supplement. Each
sow gets four to six pounds of
TINS ration daily, depending on
her condition. When pasture is
not available, good legume hav
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-08
NEWS FOR VETS

Veterans training under tho
Korean CT Bill may not draw
CT unemployment and Gil train
ing pay at the same time, since
simultaneous use of the two Gil
benefits is Illegal, Veterans Ad-
miniStration said.
Even though Il veteran is not
working while taking Korean
CT Bill training. he still would
not be eligible for the unem-
ploymcnt allowances.
Unemployment payments are
limited to Korea veterans act
lively looking for work. who are
not receiving CT training bene-
fits, according To VA.
a veteran who. for any rea-
son. does draw both payments n,
once would be required 10 re-
turn his unemployment allow
ance 10 the State from which ne
received 1t. Also, under the law
he may be liable for a fine of UP
to $1,000, or Imprisonment of UP
to one year, or both.
Unemployment pay admin
istered by the U. S. Department
of Labor through the States -
may range up to $50 a week for
a maximum of 20 weeks.
CT training allowanceS-hand-
led by VA-range from ITO 10
$3.50 month, for veterans in
school full-tlmc. Lower monthly
rates are paid TO part-time train
eeS, and to veterans training on
the-job or on-the-farm.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-08

Off a Korea veteran suffer-
ed a mental illness within two
years of his discharge from ser
vice. would he be admitted to
a VA hospital on the same basis
as a service-disabled or a nom
service-disabiled veteran
Ale could be considered as
a veteran with a service-con-
nected condition, and then adj
misied to the hospital on the
same basis as any service-dis-
abled veteran.
o. am going to school under
the Korean CT Bill. What pro-
.cedure must l follow il l want
10 change my course?
A-You must apply to VA for
a change of course. Included in
the application should be a re-
port of your progress and con-
duct from your present school.
The application should be sent
TO the VA Regional Office that
handles your records.
Q-Must a Korea veteran be
drawing VA disability compen-
Sation payments in order to be
eligible for vocational rehabili-
tation training under Public
Law 1874?
A-The veteran either must be
drawing VA disability compen-
sation payments, or must be en-
titled to such payments. A vet
eran drawing disability retire
ment pay instead of compensa-
ton may be eligible for training
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-08

is offered free choice.
In self-feeding, where the feed
is kept in front of the SOW in
a self feeder at all times. there
is a problem of limiting the
feed intake. This can be accom-
plished pretty we'll by mixing
chopped roughage with the grain
and supplement.
Research at the RalSton Puri-
ma farm in Missouri indicates
that when ground Shelled corn
is fed, four parts of corn, one
part of supplement, and three
parts of ground legume hay
make good ration for self
feeding. Other adjustments are
made wh-n other grains are fed,
so that the roughage factor linn
its consumption.
1t will cost a little more To
Self-feed than 10 hand-feed
There is the added expense of
chopplng the roughage and mix
ing 1t IN the ration. Also, sows
may nose around in the feed and
blow out some of the chopped
roughage to get to the grain
causing waStage. But Self-feed-
ing Sows can be done as a labor
saving device.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-08

FORT RILEY. KAN.-Army
Pvt. Earl E. McKeithan, Jr., 20,
whose parents live in Chad
bourn, is scheduled to leave Fort
Riley. Kan, early next month
to help provide support for
teams firing in the National
rifle and pistol matches at Camp
Perry. Ohio.
Units of the 1St Infantry Di-
visions 10th Regiment will pro-
vide some 500 officials. score
keepers, target operators and
.StatlStlcianS for the matches.
which run from Aug. IA to Sept.
8.
Mckeithan is regularly assign
ed 10 the regiments Company 1.
as a light-machine gunner.
The former University of
North Carolina student entered
the Army in October 1853 and
completed basic training at Fort
Jackson. s. c.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-08

In November 1912, the Marine
Corps changed its famous hymn.
The last line "On the land as or
the sea" were changed to read
In the air, on land and sea-"
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1956-08-08

FORT RILEY, KAN.-Army
Sergeant First Class Joseph r.
Smith, son of Vincent Smith
Route l, Nakina, recently was
graduated from the Non-Com-
misSioned Officer Academy at
Fort Riley, Kan.
Sergeant Smith completed the
academy's four week advanced
course in leadership, tactics and
methods of instruction.
A squad leader in Company l
OF the LIST Infantry Divisions
18th Regiment, the sergeant emit
cred the Army in 1913. His wife,
Corrine, lives in Junction City,
Kan.
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,'LIsB BASEMENT

MINENU hNOITST BEISt.t-1t,-Fr
handicapped rear I'd. In this 3-hed-
rm. brick rambler is a large liv.
rm,, de luxe kit. with breakfast
nm, lge. rec.-type bsmt. and many
many extra features! First time
offered only Sl5,950. Gl or con-
yentional Exclusive with BOWERS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-22

u 6K0Ss Az Az H IEd2Tt oo1a' a
Primrose Western-type rambler, air.
conditioned for your comfort; Sc
'eluded but very convenient location
wooded section Of Riverdale PARK;
only $50 so per month to vets;
total price. Just S10.5n0 W. R.
HUGHES CO.. AP I-l4nn I'll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-22

4-BEDRM. BRICK CAPE COD
Lac liz rm. with din. ell and full
bsmt.. Par., trees, hedge and shrubs
for spring; SIS, 800. cRV applied
for. RoRSCHACH REALTY. JE. 9
3106.
$Is.s5O: CT APPROVED; or u
acre lot in desirable Sleepy Hollow
ares-3 bedrms.. 1ia baths. lge:
Kit. with built in breakfast nook:
full daylight bsmt. with paneled
recreation rm: 4-yr-young ram
bier. completely redecorsted. Va
cant. Immediate OCCUPANCY To
inspect, call THE DARBY CO.. IA.
5-9393. ONCE open Q til 9.
BUY!!. Owner forced to
sacrifice 3-bedrm. rsmbler-type
home with large porch and - by
Is family room. Large wooded lot;
and shop. center: $3.50 down. 500
mo- incl. taxes and ms. AN EX-
CELLENT BUY AT S12,65O. SILLS
REAL ESTATE. IA. $4,000.
NONvET. can assume A. CT loan
for $1,000 cash on i2-year-old,
3-bedrm.., all-brick rambler in
Fairfax; "a acre: fenced rear yard;
r fqil BASEMENT TNSn;, oE kitchen. Can
&c any further til
you have seen this one. ".-pedrm. :
ard-den rambler in a choice N.
Arlington location: walk to express
trsnsp. and Tuekahoe School.
Priced at only Sl5,15n, Lge. liv.
rm with flrepl: big, fully equipped
kit. scr. porch; level lot. CT and
F g s app T for nE Fer further de-
5-a393. Office open q It'll 2.
JUST RECEIVED the CT appraisal of
$4,000 on this lovely white frame.
2-bedrooR plus paneleo den ram
bier; separate dining room, bea'tti-
full fenced lot, 70xl65: close to bus,
In Falls Church. Call for appoint.
ment to see this Dream House =
Reasonable down payment. ARFAX
REALTY. JE. $4,000.
BRICK RAMBLER; 3 bedrms,. . tile
baths on LIST floor; sep. din. ell;
full bsmt.: de luxe kit; level ,ot
and dandy carport. Only $50 goa,
FLA and CT approved. Excellent
value! Call now for details. KEITH
D. BRUMRACK. ia. 2-3527, ia. 2
OWNER W IL MUST SELL IMMEDIATE.
LY! His fully air-cond 2-yr.-
old all-orick rambler in y. Arl.'s
LYON Village area. PRICED AT
S21 500. for immed. sale. Nice liv.
rm with firepl,. din. rm., GE all
cleo kit. 3 bedrms., full bsmt.
EXCELLENT TERMS. METZLER,
EXCEPTIONAL OFFERING Of a new
custom built brick rambler in ter
rife residential area; true center
hall: lRe. liv. rm. with firepl., big
sep din. rm.. scr. porch. dream"
kit with pastel-colored cabinets,
appliances. plus built-in breakfast
nook. , eood-sized bedrooms. plus
den > full baths; full bsmt. with
partially fin rec rm.. firepl., "a
bath. Priced below s33 G00, with
CT financing or excellent conven-
tional terms. IN exceptional buy
Shown by appointment THE
DARBY CO. IA. 5-9393. once
Low Down PAYMENT will buy this
lot of ground and small house in
Franconia; almost an acre. Plan
your future in this coming area,
near Hwy. |. Only $1,000. HOLLEY
REALTY, $500 Lee hwy, KE. s.
NOTHING DOWN TO ANYoNE.-
3-bedrm. Pimmit Hills rambler. Sl06
mo. p.i.t.i. Sl@ 300. PROVIDENCE
REAITY IF o-3319 "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-03-22
HOUSES TO BUILD

LOT OWNERs-We have 40 House
plans available, including rambls Is
Or WE WILL BUILD TO YOUR
PLANS. We will also assist in
srranging financing. Call 10 5,
UN. 4-I515. and II busy, call
UN. 4-SIS1. HUDSON REAL Es-
TATE CO.. 410S Edmonston ave,
Bladensburg. Nd. -2S
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INvEsTMENT PROP. WANTED

SI5O,0OO ESTATE FUND to be I'M
mediateiy, conseryatively invested
in real estate. B. FRANKLIN
KAHN. 1000 P st. NV. NO. 4
9Ill.
HAVE CLIENT for 4 or 6 unit
apartment building in Silver Spring,
Takoma Park or northwest Wash
ington, Call Mr.; BAR, HoLMEI!AD
apt. bldgs., any
size: shopping ctrs., commercial
ground and acreage. We have cash
Investors for properties in D. C. or
Nd. only. Please call Mr.. West.
GOSS REALTY CO.. INC. Ma.
1888 ~
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT

BETHESDA-Modern suite OF Of
bldg. facing Wisconsin ave; daily
sESoS. y RoBEEIsoN, : REEAEToR,
carpeted and air conditioned: $3.50
SILVER SPRING-Centef Of busi-
ness district. 6-Im. house; suitable
for Offices: Sl50 mo. JU. $500:
ewes; 10; 5-4So0;
suldi1r 7a a0f 18th st. nv se For tns
formation telephone MA. S-;0s2
cara NJ ST. NV. = total OF Z
looms in this his ;ttra ar. but BUILDING
conditioned and now vacant. S242
mo. includes electricity. Call ME.
s01 18th ST. N.w.-Rooms. s25 up:
also suites: newly decorated; fiuo-
resent lights. ME. $3.50. -22
T a.ss in PA sfntr, p oc.tsd d Ses
building. So5 and up. ROBERT E;
LoHR- Realtor. RA. $4,000. "a
IN FINANCIAL AREA OF Sill. SPG.
"A 3-rm. suite on 2nd d.. reas.
rent Call Ju. S-i40o ,. .
modern air-conditioned once BLDG:
bS GfsifG in d has RsH Csn s5 ave neiadss
free parking. B. FRANKLIN KAHN,
FOLGER BLDG. 525 18th st. NV.
Newly dec Ko t5Snt once M;o alrre35S;
s FEY l NGt,d p. n s sstrsct,v. 2 BRO
fessionsl suite with reception room
in air conditioned Office buildins'
acoustic ceilings. fluorescent lights.
etc, B. FRANKLIN KAHN. Realtor.
1911 Of ieih ST. N.w.-s-room suite.
over 1000 SO. # newly. Dec; ar
s s9s ard sdod BARK pa1ens studs srs. of 81
SNAIL NAIL OFFICE, mr.. Thomas Circle
air cond.. 500; unfurn.. S25 with
desk and chairs. RE. 1-6s04a,
sel 10th ST. N.w.-Entire I'd n,
bath: plumbing. etc. for dentists
once. Reas. rental For further
information, call EN-. $4,000.
WESTORY BLDG l3tn ana est
n.w.-One of the country's busiest
Intersections. Fine elevator bldg.
with new lobby, etc. Very desirable
rm. now avail. on 9th q. facing
l4th st. with excel view over city,
river etc. Ideal for any seneral
ONCE or commercial use: Rent only
S7b per mo, incl. full char service.
electricity, etc. See superintendent
at bldg. or call EN-. $4,000. LEGUM
L. GEPRER REALTY co
SILVER SPRING, MD.-Very desir-
able second-f. suite Of approx. 900
so. It. now avail at 1880 Georgia
ave, lust over D. c. line. Next TO
Hot shoppe in heart Of small-loan
Office area. Completely renovated
and in Al cond. Lge. open nm.
plus nice pvt office and store nm.
Ideal Tor many uses. incl. insurance
branch real estate. manufacturing
agent. etc. Rent only Sl75 per mo.
For further information. call Mr..
GILL. EN-. 10000.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

LEE HWY. ARL. VA. across from
new Safeway, 10000. SO. IT.. OF G
| zoned property. LII. 1861. rs
RHODE ISLAND AVE, Mt. Rainier
50xl50 to alley. House containing
8 rms, = baths. 5 rms. and bath
on LIST A.; extra-lge., 2-car garage
facing alley; suit. most any type
business or of1lces. This is q real
buy at $4,000, with $4,000 cash.
Mr.. West, GoSs REALTY co. INC.
f Al Aik slaoS. VA. COMMERCIAL
TRACT, excellent location near
Fairfax Circle. fronting on Ri so;
approx. 5is acres in > parcels;
suitable for oil station. food store.
restaurant. medical clinic, etc.
utilities in: terms: PHILLIP 3:
KEY CO.. REALTORS. CT. 6-0Sl D
F q ICY BOTTOM. D. CO ideal
sites for national organizations
planning washington headquarters
buildings; area starting to develop
as Insurance company, office build.
ing location: also close TO site OF
500 million Potomac Plaza prof.
ect, close to Government ofhces,
overlooking Potomac River; 10000
50. II. IN one site. 10000 SO. II.
in other: sell or build, on, long
term lease. Reply confidential. BOX
464-R, Star.
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$4,000

Belyedere. lust on Columbia pike,
near Lake BaFcroft-3-bedroo ma
sonry rambler in nicely HANDICAPPED
on almost iz-acre lot,
with hardW God trees. Range. refrig-
orator garbage disposal and Bendtx
included. Dashboard heat All city
utilities. Close to bus. Quick pos
session. Shown by.
MASON HIRST
Va. CT. $1,000
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THIS IS It'll

Yes, this beautiful Diet. ultramod.,
13-unit apt: house, in fine location.
is the GOOD BUY you've been look
ing for 1t has every good feature
you'd like and expect In q building
you own, and 1t will give you a cash
income of approx $500 monthly on
an investment of about 100000,
which is l2Hc cash return. plus
amortization of mortgage a net re-
turn of 49, Ideal for a sound.
secure investment and priced at
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 X 81. NV. Realtors Elk. 3-lsl1
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
STORES FOR RENT

10th AND n. Y. AVE. N.W.-Large
display window, approx. $50 SO. IT.
Rear parking available Reasonable
rent. Me. S-0095 COMET REAL
TY CO., 1908 New York ave. Y '"
DOWNTOWN STORE with heaviest
pedestrian traffic; beautifully re-
modelled, new front and glass doors:
conditioning and fluoresctnt
lighting Full bsmt. with high cell
ing Pnd front and rear stairway
Rear loading B. FRANKLIN KAHN,
NO. 1-gl11: ewes, OIL. 4-0l7S.
653 CONSTITUTION AVE. Ne, cor.
Mass. and Const. ayes. at It'll
Good for any business; $50. NE
S-OO41. -25
ARLINGTON, VA. clarendon -Lse
corner store; heavy traffc shop
ping section: excellent window dis
play: air conditioning optional:
adaptable for any retail business.
reasonable rental. Call MR.. KEREN
MA $4,000 -22
CHiLLUM TERRACE-v.ry desirable
store available in busy established
shopping center at Rlggs and
Chillum Fds PORETsKY d Son.
INC. HA. 2-3S00. "a
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GOOD Sc. LOCATION
Ideal for small construction or
professional ONCE; 375 so it. OF
air conditioned space reasonable
rent. Call 10 2-0l5l or 10. 2-1llo
for appointment. Pr
SILVER SPRING
From los Sc. #, to LOO 80. IT,
Perfect for professional man heart
c. ROBERT GRAY d. CO. JU, s.
500 "a
ENTIRE BLDG. contains approx.
"a 900 so. IT. OF floor space plus
full basement. Each floor 5000 50.
II May be leased separately. Re-
Gently painted and in excellent con-
dition. Very reasonable rental. Call
Mr. Dodge, Ir
WEAVER BROS, INC.
REALTORS
Washington Bldg. DI 7-S300
Evenings. EN- 2-S496