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Evening star., 1956-01-22
Narcotics User Charged
In 2 Knifings, HoIdups

Mr.. Bran did fire but missed.
Yesterday. Detective o'Bryant
said he asked the suspect wheth-
.er he wasn't afraid in the liquor
store. Spencer answered. ac-
,cording to the policeman. y
was feeling so bad from not
having dope ! didn't give q damn
III he did shoot. me"
Recently Released
The suspect also was charged
for the robbery Of two branch
stores OF the Palace Laundry
Ione at 1924 Seventh street NV
and the other at l0t' Rhode
Island avenue NV. He netted
i$6i In the two holdups. In both
cases. police said. he held his
hand threateningly in his pocket
and demanded money. The
'holdups occurred last, Monday
and Wednesday. -.
Police said Spencer was re-
Leased just q week ago from the
District Jail where he was serv-
ing time on charges Of assault
and carrying q dangerous
weapon. Once out, police said,
he started his week of robberies
Detectives O'Bryant and VIII
liams said they also had ar
rested 34-year-old colored
man Of the HOO block OF M
street NV. on suspicion. They
said he had no part in the
liquor store stabbing. but had
acted as getaway-car driver fol
Spencer in the service station
Iholdup.
Evening star., 1956-01-22

feel that it would be far cheaper
in the long run to start from
scratch In building atomic-pow-
cred vessels rather than at
tempting to use present hulls.
The space necessary for the
atomic power plant and its tre-
mendois weight create an in
tsurmountable problem In con-
+verting the ships now afioat.
Long Range Program
Most of the present feet was
built in World War II and the
Navy has mapped q long-range
building program designed To
make certain that all its ships
do not become obsolete or wear
out all at once. Admiral Burke
said.
1--WE hope to have q certain
number of new ships each year
and, as progress in the atomic
field is made, more ano more Of
them viii have nuclear power as
time goes on" he said.
Congress members have eau
toned the Navy against too
much haste in applying atomic
power to surface vessels but Ad-
miral Burke expressed the full
lest confidence in its success,
Evening star., 1956-01-22
Atom Institute Formed

RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil,
Jan. 81 (R.-A national insti-
tute of atomic energy has been
set up and the government is
moving to take control OF all
radioactive minerals. The in
stitute will buy an atomic re-
actor In the United States to
start the atomic energy program,
Uranium, thorium and radioac-
tive sands are found in the state
Of Espiritu Santos.
Evening star., 1956-01-22

NEW YORK, Jan. 81 tR.-
Henry NJ. Crane. 81. a pioneer
in the American automobile in
dustry, died today at Roosevelt
Hospital. e%~ss
At his death Mr.. Crane was a
special constultant on engineer
ing for the General Motors Corp.
He Joined General Motors in 1922
as an engineering consultant to
Alfred P. Sloan, jr. Shortly
thereafter he designed a si3-
cylinder car prescribed then as
the only car with short bore
and low-pressure flood system
Of oiling.
MIR. Cranes first job was as an
engineer with the American Bell
Telephone Co. in 1896 shortly
after he was graduated from
Massachusetts Institute of Tech
nology. In 1906 he became presi-
dent Of the Crane & Whitman
Evening star., 1956-01-22
Gen. Lone to Speok
AT Reserve MEETING

Brig. Gen. Thomas A. Lane.
District Engineer Commissioner
win be guest speaker at lunch
con meeting Of the Fort Belvoir
Chapter of the Reserve Ofiicers
Association Wednesday at the
Pines Club.
Gen. Lane will review the de-
velopment Of the District transit
crisis in recent years and COM
Iment on the present situation
and prospective solutions.
Evening star., 1956-01-22
Work Starts in Wheaton
On $40 Million Center

Ground was broken last week
for the first unit In the $40 mil
lion Wheaton Plaza shopping
center, planned to be the largest
commercial, center in the Wash
ington Metropolitan Area.
Located at the intersection of
Georgia avenue. Viers MIL road
and Kensington- Wheaton road,
the huge plaza will have over
so commercial establishments
on opposite sides OF pedestrian
mall.
A supermarket' to be operated
by Giant Food Stores. Inc. is
scheduled as the plaza's first
unit. Slated for completion next
fall. the market will be. In a
$4,000 0-square-foot building.
John Hicks, leasing officer for
Evening star., 1956-01-22
Crash Hurts2;;
e! Cited lie

A Washington man was in
jured critically last night while
riding in q car which another
passenger said was speeding at
100 m.p.h. before 1t crashed at
the intersection OF Indian Head
and Livingston road In
Prince Georges County.
County Police Corporal
Thomas A. Rogate, of the Traf-
ific Safety Section. said the car
crashed into another driven by
George F. Ledger, 40. OF Acco-
Ikeek at about $50 pm, Mr.
Ledger, an employe at the Quar-
Itermaster Generals Office was
X-rayed at Casualty Hospita1
for a possible broken rib.
Charged with reckless driving
ian excessive speed is Venes L
IJamison, colored. Of the firs,
block Of, Todd place NE. He was
Iuninjured.
In critical condition at Casu-
atty is Slader Ozark. Al. colored
Iof the 600 block Of Morris place
NE. who suffered a brain con-
,cussion and compound fractures
iof the right leg. Police said he
was riding in the right front
seat. t*
John Smith, 81. colored, oi
the 600 block Of / street NE.
who suffered a possible concus-
|sion, told police he saw Jami-
sons speedometer hit 100, before
the accident and that IL wa.
indicating S5 Just before the i'm.
pact. Smith was q passenger ir
the center Of the front seat
Jamison said he was doing 40.
Evening star., 1956-01-22

A 25-year-old dope addict was
picked up by WASHINGTON police
yesterday and charged with the
sstabbing of two In an attempted
robbery and the robbertes Of two
Palace Laundry branches:
Police said the suspect. Jesse
Spencer. colored. Of 2i u street
NV, explained he robbed to buy
dope.
Spencer was arrested ON a tip
early yesterday at his home by
Precincts Detectives THIN o n
O'Bryant and James.D. Williams
The two officers searched him
and turned sup a dagger-like
knife In his stocking.
Struggle Related
Detective O'Bryant said Spen-
Ger admitted the attempted rob-
berry Of the Ben-Gritz Liquor
Store, 1885 Seventh street NV.
Thursday and the stabhtng of
two men who struggled with him
in the store.
The two men. are brothers,
Aaron and Ben Bran. and oper-
ate the liquor store. Aaron Bran
Iof 1872 Tewesbury place NV
received a stab wound in his
abdomen as he fought of the
intruder. He Is In fair condition
at George Washington Hospital.
Ben Bran was stabbed In the
shoulder. He grabbed gun dur
ing the scuffie in the store but
refused to fire as the knifer slid
out Of the store. AS the man fed,
Evening star., 1956-01-22
Folk Doncing Glasses
Viii Start Wednesday,

The city-wide division Of the
District Recreation Department
win offer instruction in folk and
square dancing starting Wednes-
day.
Folk dancing classes will be
held at $3.50 pm. each Wednes.
day at the Thomson Recreation
Center. Twelfth and L streets
NV.
Square dancing instruction.
will be given at $50 pm. We'd
nesday at the Anacostia High
School. Sixteenth and r street,
Sc. Registration can be made
at the time the classes meet.
Evening star., 1956-01-22
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Evening star., 1956-01-22
Security Labe|
Curling News,
SIocum Says

NEW YOhh. Jan. IL H1.-
Richard ". Slocum. president
of the American Newspaper
Publishers Association. said to-
day there Is q tendency in the
United States to shut OF sources
of information"
Government ofiicials. he said.
have withheld in the name OF
security "ali sorts Of information
having nothing to do with the
|country's security"
Mr.. Slocum also executive vice
president Of the Philadelphia
Bulletin. spoke at the 33rd
annual luncheon on the Inter-
national Benjamin Franklin So
iciety at which he was honored
for defending press freedom.
Must Study Objectives
He said the Senate Internal
Security subcommittee, headed
by Senator EastIand. Democrat
OF Mississippi. must be watched
"very closely" to determine It's
real detectives.
The question, he said. is
whether 1t Is sincerely and
solely interested in finding
whether subversion exists In the
lpress" or is aiming at certain
newspapers with the thought Of
lreprisal or intimidation"
What has been general In
washington is that executive
orders granting officials the
right to classify material as TOP
secret secret confidential
and so on have been seized
upon to withhold all sorts Of In
formation having nothing to dc
with the country's security" he
said.
/ Mr.. Slocum received the So
Iciety's gold medal "in recogni-
!, ton of his outstanding leader
/ ship in upholding and defending
the freedom Of the press"
Explaining that he was still
, recovering from an illness, Mr.
Slocum had his address read BY
.lANPA Vice President William
Dwight. publisher of the Holyoke
(Mass.) Transcript Telegram.
or the Eastland unit, Mr.
: Slocum said:
Because it seems so appar-
Ient that the subcommittee has
sent its dogs to bark up q tree
where there is nothing but o
mighty lean coon. If any at all
there is reason to watch thi,
Icommittee very closely"
i But he said judgment should
Ibe reserved until the subcom-
mittee further reveals ITSELF"
I Notes Federal Curbs
I Concerning general govern
lment curbs on information. h
said findings by a House Sub
committee on Government Oper
Iations shows:
That the State Department
lists % federal laws and fiy
presidential directiyes as q basi
.Ifor Withholding information.
That the Commerce Depart
-Iment cites u laws and sevel
presidential directiyes as au
) thority for denying facts to tn
public.
\ That other departments -Th
] Agriculture Department an
Civil Service Commission -lis
various executive and depart
mental regulations permittin
them to keep information
themselves.
The sad fact is, Mr.. Slocun
. said. there has been q declin
jim world press freedom in tn
last decade"
Evening star., 1956-01-22

the plaza, announced that other
Arms to locate In the center in
clude Peoples Drug Store. Hot
Shoppes. Inc. the S. s. Kresge
Co.. the G. c. Murphy Co., the
National Shirt Shop and Edison
Bros. shoe stores.
Negotiations are under way,
Mr.. Hicks said, between plaza
officials and agents OF a major
department store and several
furniture. jewelry. candy and
clothing firms. g-se
Store deliveries will be han
died by truck tunnel beneath
the pedestrian mall. Develop
pent Of the plaza is under the
direction of a Washington real
estate group headed by Simon
Sherman.
Evening star., 1956-01-22
RUSSIA SETS UP
NEW MINISTRY
ON AUTOMATjON

y !. 4 . @- 4 ?.
n LONDON tH.Russia has
setup q new ministry to cope
with astopation. Moscow
radio reported tonight.
Its full name: Ministry of
apparatus Building and
Means of Attenuation. 1t is
an ofishoot Of the former
Ministry Of Machine and
Apparatus Building, which
becomes the Ministry of Ma
chine Building.
Evening star., 1956-01-22
Boy, Ia, Strikes Out
In $l0O, 900 Quiz on
Bach and Baseball

4FT s
NEW YORK, Jan. 81 P).-A
l4-year-old schoolboy failed to
win 100000 tonight on MICS
THE Big Surprise" television
quiz show because he didn't
know quite enough about Bach
and baseball,
But New Yorker George l.
Wright III gets to keep $25, ,00G
of his $4,000 winnings so far
and may get another chance at
the big prize.
An unidentified "rescuer" will
appear on the program next Sat
Iurday. II the ''rescuer" can an
swer a current events question
Evening star., 1956-01-22

the boy can try again for the
100000.
One. answer George couldn I
supply tonight was the names of
two out of four pitchers who
have pitched perfect games.
He was told the name of one,
Ernie Shore. The others are Ad-
die Joss. Charlie Robertson and
Cy Young.
The boy also could not name
six concerts written by the elder
Bach in 1921. each Using a diff
ferent combination of instru-
ments. They are known as the
Brandenburg Concerti.
. George gave correct answers to
four other parts OF tonight s
question.
Evening star., 1956-01-22

Administration, and the Public
Health Service will supply the
needed technical administration
The Service had planned to an
nounce the test after negotia-
tions are complete with the
South American country, but a
spokesman. confirmed the plan
last night after 1t had been dis
closed in a periodical. Medical
News"
To withhold Name
The PHS official said the name
of the country will not be an
nounced until negotiations are
complete and contracts signed
He said the country had been
selected for the test because OF
its "very high" tuberculosis rate.
Isoniazid has been used sue
cessfully in the treatment OF
many tuberculosis sufferers. Sc
far, however, it has not had any
significant test as q preventive
for humans. Startling results on
animals suggest it may be q
powerful preventive against tu-
berculosis In humans.
In the South American test,
half Of the estimated 100000
persons will be given daily doses
of isoniazid In pill form. The
other half will get similar-ap-
pearing but Ineffective pills each
day. Workers will not reveal
which persons are getting which
The test may take a year OF
considerably more before signi-
ficant results can be expected.
Previous tests conducted ir
lpediatric centers in this country
and in Puerto Rico did not pro-
Iduce definitive conclusions be.
cause the disease rate was al.
ready so low. These tests, begur
more than q year ago. viii be re-
ported on this spring by tht
Public Health Service.
Another test, on 1900 Indian,
Evening star., 1956-01-22
New tuberculosis Drug
II o Be I Tried on 100, 900

tuberculosis drug isonazd will be given massive test
in South American country according to United States Public
Health Service plans
Some 100000 persons Of the country-sn unnamed-win
participate the experiment to test the drugs effectiveness in
preventing the disease. =
The work viii be financed by the International Cooperation
Evening star., 1956-01-22
Burke Sees GroduoI Use
OF A-PoWered Worships
By JOHN A. GILES +.

Admiral Aleigh Burke has informed CONGRESS that would
than 20 and cost more than 50 billion year 70
build completely atomic powered feet. = So Ee4s
Chief of Naval Operations told The Star yesterday
feeling that would not be good idea to have
every ship conventional ships
Evening star., 1956-01-22

Register now ut the District
Building, and vote In the Dis
trict election May /.
Evening star., 1956-01-22

in a United States reservation
with a high tuberculosis rate. is
also scheduled by the Public
Health Service.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-17

for sale by OWNER
All masonry. semidet.; air condi-
TONER, hagstone patio, storm vim
dows and doors. nice fenced-in
yard; 3 blocks from shopping center.
church and school; | blk. to bus
service; price. S11 800. 765 8
Harrison st., ia. 2-02S0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-17

STANDS-some with counters. Ideal
for operators of piece goods, shoes,
millinery, wearing apparel, hard
ware. pet supplies, notions, etc.
Excellent downtown location. Rent
S6O-S75 includes advertising. AID.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-17

WHEAToN-oI only si2.pSO, 3-bed-
I'm. brick full basement: sep din.
rm. Near 81. Catherine and public
school Payments $50 month In
cludes all Also 2-bedrm. brick at
$4,000 with payments Of SIS
month. GIDEON c. JOHNSON, 10.
4-7Ol7.
WHEATON--Bright and cheerful s.
bedroom brick rambler, tiled base
ment. fenced yard, 4 blk. 10 ele-
mentary school. Assume excellent
financing. callNJU. 9-SSS0. HIDE
WHEATON. $500 cash non-oI; 3.
bedrm. brick; sep. din. rm.: full
bsmt. Excel. condition. Payments
$aS month. GIDEON c. JOHNSON.
10. 4-7017
sl95 On. NON-vET OR VRT-Loyely
2-hedrm.. bungalow. mr.. Wheaton:
Jul bsmt.. excel. cond.: payments
Ike rent. PARKSIDE REALTY, 10.
$500 I'll 3 pm,
MASSIVE OAKS shade this bb-year-
old Colonial-type home at 1908
Georgia ave, north Of wheaton.
HS spshn sun; e 9. 2 rms Y
land An ANU unusual a iSfs situ a asf'i az
SIS, 500, substantial cash reStlred
Il. QUINCY SMITH, INC, l4lS II
81. NV pl. 7-gO67; week ends,
OIL. 2-g414.
I BEDRMs., 2 baths; $4,000; / VI.
old; near schls., Kensington. BOG
LEY'S VIII. 6-2677. 10. 5-3434.
NEAR BELTSVILLE-Lovel custom
Tamble on nearly Va acre with
trees; 2 excel. bedrms., sep. din.
rm;, table-sDace kit. att. garage;
fun tiled bsmt. with recr, RIM, !;
Dashboard h.-w.h. Bargain at sci.
900: a. J. KESSINGER a. CO., Ju.
AN UNUSUALLY ATTRACTIVE, new
brick rambler containing living
nm, dining rm., ultramodern
iul Easements. large Handicapped
2OO-ft deep lot, Convenient to
Priced 81 only $4,000. ana w s5cfe 4.
JONES 4 CO.. INC. CHEVY Chase.
d. c.
SALE OR Rents Kenslngton; va
can't; $13,40O = Like-neW 6-rTh.
brick rambler, Ia baths, bsmt.; 8
yrs. old. email down payment.
Mr.. RAMSEY, JU. 9-29s6.
CL0SE-IN TAKOMA PARK - All
brick, expansibie attic .bungaiow
with sep. din. nm; 2 porches; i'm
mense lot with iine shrubs and
shade trees: full bsmt., garage. hot
water oil heat. A. j. KESSINGER
d. CO., JU. a-4544.
s13,s5O An exceptionally clean
rambler on large fenced lot with
patio and trees. Large room sizes
throughout including kitchen with
dinette space. A full basement with
exit and rec. rm. with bar. Non-GI
may assume AZ loan. GRAHAM
CO., JU. 5-6550, 9 til 8.
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EMENT RuRIAI. YAIILT RuSINESS

with modern dwelling in attrac.
community. Should develop $4,000
net. Frederick Co. $4,000 plus
inventory. LAGARDE. fremont
4-4164. SANDOz. INC. DU. 7-1234
EMPLOYMENT AGCY. for sale. est.
3 yrs. in NV. Desire the challenge
Of YOUR own business? Interesting
field for the older woman or cou-
pie, limited capital, will train.
Box 63-L Star. 49,
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

AVOND ALE--3-bed brick firepi.
din. rm.. den. full bsmt.. GI bar
gain. JOHN A. WENTz. AP. =
c Hill ST. JOHNS PARISH
S15,e50. Priced for quick sale
under GI Close in 3-bedrm. brick
Colonial Porch, bsmt, u baths.
Beautiful corner lot. open Sunday
? 70 Z. 540l 18th ave. OWNER.
CLINTON AREA. by OWNER--Form.
stone rambler; radiant heat; 3
bedrms.. large liy. rn.. hrepl "a
acre fenced. GI appr CY. 7-84lS
CUTE, COMPACT AND COMPLETE
Is what you will say Of this q
bedrm., Nv. rm., sep. din, nm,
close 10 everything. Price $1,000;
terms 10 suit all. JAMES {. CON-
LEY a. CO.. AP. 1929
EDMOEsTON - 3-bedrn. bunealow:
neat and clean; bsmt.; gas heat. mr.
school, 1880: sI 900 on. SIS mo.
JOHN II. JOHNSON. WA 7-5050
II YOU'RE LOOKING for 3 or q
bedroom house near schools and
and ] min. to Old 81 G. line s'' vaes AT
and ready TO move IN list fooF
powder room and bedfnD. Priced
less than S17.500. % easy terms.
Cal Miss Zaker, Pc 3-366g
MARSHALL j. WAPLF co, 1924
18Th st. nv. AD. 4-20G5.
.KENTLAND--s5OO down TO any one;
vacant: rms: bsmt: stofm WIN
dous. fenced yard; mr. schools. bus.
shopping. quick possession. JOHN
y. JOHNSON. WA. 5-sO50.
LANGLEY PARK AREa--A-f 3-bed-
I'm. 2-batn rambler, fun osmt ST.
zoo carpetlrg Included. fully eqaip-
ped mod. kit JOHN A. VENT. AP.
10000
sPRINGFIELD-2s1 acres with brk.-
and-frame 2-oedrm. rambler
breezeNay to e-car cfnder-b ioc (
garaze needs some nuishing. lot
Of possibilities for kanoymaB. 81 :
ESQ CRAcEN I. SCOTT. Wa
T-1f6I III ?.
UNIVERSITY PARK-Bess buy this
mWmmN 4 AWAmHmm kwH.4m
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SERVICE STATION
DRY CLEANING-LAUNDRY
PATENT MEDICINE
SODA FOIINTAIN-REER
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.w.

AMERICAN U. PARK-Brick: pow
der rm. and den on LIST. 3 bedrms.
lall twin sizel,. 2 baths up; level
lot. Spring Valley shopping. walk
TO all schools and transportation to
town. Call Mrs. Dawson. ewes.
MfaRg ri q & % WOODS 5n Rssitor 8
BARNABY WOODS. d. G. = NEW
LISTING. Spacious and charming
brick home with delightful ground;
WiTH BATH TRNH Nv. rm T." with a1D firepl..
din. rm.. both overlooking rear
screened porch: 8 bedrms., . baths
up; bedrm. and bath at ground
level. Rec. rm.. dellghtful terrace.
REASONABLY PRICED IN sos.
Inspection by appointment only.
Cav our agent; EN- EMn. ss;Sl37; OR
AREA - Magnificent
white brick split-level, completely
an conditioned; 2 years old and
G Pso@s 'a and nsV a sRrs' nc fs Sed
luxurious ''in-law" apartment on
'ower level; huge ialousied porch:
exclu.ive controlled neighborhood
on "oxhall road. Priced for quick
sale FRANK s. PHILLIPS. DI
T-1411: ewes. OIL. 4-242a.
GEORGETOWN - Sl4,-
g5O--Attractive 3-bedToom row
brk home, not far from George-
town Hospital: screened porch. ga
g rage; ga gas h.-w h, FRANK IS.
CHEVY CHAsE-6 bedrms.. 3 baths,
center-hall brick Colonial; large
den, garage, porch. Near Lafayette
BiLLINGsLEY REALTY, EN-. =
2326' ewes, OIL. 4-397h
FOREST HILLS. Luxurious English
Tudor stone home a block from
Rock Greek Park. 5 Bedrooms. ga
baths; den; 2-car garage. Under
100000 with moderate cash down
from qualified buyer. Mr.. Bondi
tWo. 6-7l07D with THOMAS L.
MT. PLEASANT-Income property.
apis, conv. loo. Selling due to
illness. HU,, 3-SS45.
PARK. Walter Reed area
Practically new. Semidet. brk
8 rms. Ia baths. LIST q. powder
nm. JEALOUSY encl. porch Fine. rec
tras. Priced right. sood terms. Ewes.
JU 9-529S PRESS REALTY CORP
ST. 3-9316.
FAIRMONT ST. NV.
IS rms, full hsmt, gas h.-w.h.
Priced 81 Loo. Shown by appt.
ALOHA REALTY CO. Call after
$50, rE, 2-2309; RE. 7-793I. 10
am. 10 : p.m.
WAKEFIELD d. C.-Spacious, at
tractive. 3-bedrm.. 2ia-bath brick
Colonial: center-hall plan: finished
attic, powder rm., porch, garage:
lovely grounds: near finest schools.
transportation. Lower 30s. Call
LEGUM a. GERBER, EN-. $4,000
til . pm
CHEVY CHASE: Charm and per-
den; $4,000.
CAPITAL HILL-Restorer dream.
Iul. $4,000
GEORGETOWN-cutest old re-
stored brick: $4,000.
STEVENS REAL ESTATE
FIJI QA0Ar
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N. ARLINGTON-RambleF; 49,
rooms; biz living room; separato
sil.e50. cail IL. i-Ssia. NJ
HOME OR INVEsTMENT--cioSe
bfk. aemidetached with sep. din,
rm... full bsmt.. stairs 70 Ice. attic:
newly decorated. Oh approved Sill.
$50, Call IA. 4-l300. N. 7. HKoY-
NEWCOMER TO WAsMiNdfONf-
Write or call for free color mapa
Of METROPOLITAN Walhington. No
Obligation. JESSE JOHNSON, INC,
5000 Columbia pike, Arlington.
Va. ia. 6-A01O.
so NEAT AND CLEAN you can eat
on the floor: 2 bedrmS.: semidet.:
cony. Live cheap but comfortable:
f Ei a. T1si; NORMA JEAN PoH'
WESTERN sPLIT-RANCHER. so II.
long, on a level 20O-ft lot-En-
trance foyer, 14x2a-ft. llv. rm. has
lO-ft. RAISED STONE HEARTH
fireplace set In . redwood-paneled
and adloins patio through Z glass
wall door :" screened breakfast
l3x2l-FT. RECREATION ROOM:
custom bull. and only S10,T50.
EDW r. BRIGGS, Realtor, IA.
FAIRFAX COUNTY