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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-10
IABASHED BEALL
FOUND IN CHICAGO
SAYS HE'S LEAVING

From The Stars Convention Bureau
CHICAGO, Aug lore
porters were startled today to
see Senator Beall, Republic
can of Maryland, strolling
through the Conrad Hilton
Hotel, Democratic convention
headquarters.
What are you doing here,
Senator?" the reporters
asked.
Looking somewhat abashed,
he replied. please say /. am
on my way to San Francisco
and I'm getting out of town
as fast as / can"
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one to believe Mr.. EISENHOWER
held two press conferences. one
for the sole purpose of comfort
ing France and the other just to
bolster morale in Egypt.
The Foreign Offices here and
in Cairo. however. are taking
similar and probably more aceu-
rate views of the Presidents
words. They believe Mr.. Eisen-
hover merely failed to make his
position clear on the use of force.
The press conference held on
Wednesday was almost ignored
at first by the foreign press.
Mr.. Eisenhower's words we're
heavily overshadowed by British
Prime Minister Eden's vigorous
speech in London on the same
day. The Prime Minister said
the status of the Suez Canal
lis a matter of life or death to
us" and that Egyptian President
Nasser would not get away with
his "act of plumber"
French Support Seen
After the applause for Sir
Anthony died down here French
papers took another look at
what Mr.. Eisenhower had said
Apparently to their own sur
prise the papers detected strong
1 American support for the
Franco-American tough" line
on SueZ.
The Paris press promptly head
lined the story on the press con-
ference, like goes farther than
had been foreseen."
i France Soir said President
; Eisenhower's words we're 'evi-
dence of the fact that America
would give its support to even
tual allied military action II
after having exhausted all means
of peacefully settling the prob
lem Egypt should continue tc
resist the moral forces which
!, condemn her."
Opposite View Taken
And Combat said editorially
Let us pay homage to Gen
Eisenhower. Not hesitating tc
implicitly disavow his Secretary
of State. showing an under
standing Of the real nature Of
: the Suez drama, the United
States President has demon
! strated once more his clear vision
of political realities. Ready
to grant his support even if the
stubborn obstinacy Of Nassei
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Truman Is Seen
Booking Hartman

CHICAGO. Aug. 10 R.-One
of Adlai Stevenson's advisors ex-
pressed belief today that Harry
S. Truman is preparing to throw
his support TO Gov. Averell Har-
riman for the, Democratic presi-
dental nomination.
This man is a close friend Of
the former President as well as
a supporter Of Mr.. Stevenson.
He said he is convinced Mr..
Truman will make an announces
ment supporting Gov. Hartman
unless we can convince him 1t
would be a grave mistake"
However. the informant in
sisted that Mr.. Stevenson can
win the nomination even II Mr..
Truman declares for the New
York Governor.
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should lead to use of force, Mr..
has rendered a new
service to the cause of peace"
Meanwhile. Cairo papers which
have arrived here show exactly
the opposite reaction to the
Presidents press conference.
Their headlines say Mr.. Eisen-
hover renowned the use of force
in the Suez. America will seek
only peaceful solutions to the
problem. Egyptian readers were
told. Uncle Sam will not back
France and England if they send
troops to the canal zone.
In a possibly significant side
light the French Communist
newspaper L'Humanite takes the
same line as the Cairo press.
Why these opposing interpre-
tations of Presidents position?
They seem to. result from some
wishful thinking that directed
editorial eyes to different parts
|of Mr.. EiSenhower's remarks.
French papers concentrate on
the Presidents reply to a re-
porter's query as to whether
America would rule out use OF
force under ANY circumstances.
The President replied that he
hadn't said that. This, French
readers are being told today
shows America stands with
France and England.
Cairo Reaction
But Mr.. Eisenhower also said
IT can't conceive of military
force being a good solution
This. Cairo readers are told
shows America is taking a posi-
ton beside that of Egypt.
A check of diplomatic sources
indicates the two government;
set much less store by the Presi-
dents words. They agree Amer.
lea wants a peaceful settlement
to the problem and that Wash
ington is still not committed tc
any specified course of action il
NEGOTIATION fails.
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Nixon Confers
President
Refuses to Reveal
Subject of Talk

Vice President Nixon conferred
with President Eisenhower for
half an hour today aboalt whsr
he would identify only as Gov
Iernment business"
Harold Stassen, still actively
promoting dump Nixon" drive
was in the White House at the
same time but apparently their
paths did not cross.
Mr.. Nixon refused to discuss
chances for his denomination fol-
Vice President at the Republican
convention opening in Sar
Francisco August 20. He said his
position remains the same and
that he has said everything he
is going to say about it before
the convention.
Mr.. Nixon announced some
time ago that he was available
for denomination, and President
Eisenhower said he was de
lighted"
1t was not long after this thai
Mr.. Stassen started his drive tC
promote Gov. Christian Hertei
of Massachusetts as Mr.. Essen
mowers 1856 running mate in
stead of Mr.. Nixon.
Talked to Dewey
The Vice President drove d.
rectly from his home to the
White House for his conference
with Mr.. Eisenhower this morn
ing. He held a four-hour din
ner meeting last night with for
mer Gov. Thomas E. Dewey Of
New York.
Mr.. Nixon said he and Mr.
Dewey discussed various matters
including plans for the Republi-
can convention. He refused any
comment when asked if Mr.
Dewey would take an active role
in his behalf at the convention
Dodging all questions trying
to pin him down on details OF
his conference with the Presi.
dent, Mr.. Nixon said the primary
purpose was to discuss Govern
See NIXON, Page Al
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Truman Holds
Key 10 Unity
First-BuIIot Choice
Or Fight Depends
On His Support
BY GOULD LINCOLN

STAR CONVENTION BU-
REAU. CHICAGO, Aug. TO-
Former President Harry S. Tru-
man has it in his hands to make
the nomination of a 1856 Demo-
Icratic presidential candidate a
smooth, first ballot operation-ol
Ito bring about real battle in
the Democratic tradition.
He announced during a pre-
breakfast stroll today that he
will announce his choice of a
candidate at a news conference
tomorrow afternoon.
Mr.. Stevenson was one of the
first to call on Mr.. Truman to-
day. He arrived at $50 am. and
remained with the former PreSi-
dent for 80 minutes. At the con-
Iclusion of his visit, he and Mr.
Truman posed for photographs
at the door of the presidential
suite in the Blackstone Hotel,
which is being occupied by Mr..
Truman.
Mr.. Stevenson admitted they
had talked politics, but insisted
that his call had been a social
call, to pay his respects.
Still Confident
Are you as confident of nomi-
nation as before your talk with
Mr.. Truman?" Mr.. Stevenson
was asked.
II am as confident as I was
early this morning, yesterday
and the day before" Mr.. Ste
venson replied.
He was asked if Mr.. Truman
went along with him in his posi-
ton on civil rights.
"Oh, think So" he answered
At present. Mr.. Truman seems
to have a choice between Mr.
Stevenson and Gov. Averell Har-
riman of New York. He could &C
to Senator Stuart Symington Of
his own State. Missouri, or tc
Senator Hubert Humphrey OF
Minnesota or some other
potential nominee. But it does
not seem likely.
If he comes out for Mr.. Ste
venson. the undisputed front
runner, the battle would be over
Prospect of Wide Split
If he comes out for Gov. Harri-
man. the prospect would be a
struggle which would tear the
party asunder. Not only would ii
create hard feeling among the
Northern Democrats, but it would
be a kick in the teeth for the
Southern wing of the party. A
Hartman nomination could lose
a number of the States below
the Mason and Dixon Line
Many of the Southern leaders
have said they will not go fol
Mr.. Harriman-no matter what
If Mr.. Truman plunked TO,
"a so-called "darkhorse" Mr.
Symington or Mr.. Humphrey OF
another-the convention might
be tied up for several ballots
but with no assurance that MIR
Humans candidate would win
The former President told a
press conference yesterday he
was mot a bandwagon fellow
when he was asked if he hao
ever heard of a presidential can
didate failing to win after coins
into a convention with as many
as 500 delegate votes in hi:
pocket. On the other hand, Mr.
Truman is a strong party man
not inclined to throw the Demo.
cratic Party into disharmony.
His bandwagon comment was
Continued on Page AS, Col.
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Red Officer Defects

SEOUL. Aug. 10 R.-The
South Korean Army has an
nounced 1t. Lee Choo Nam. rs,
a North Korean Red Army signal
officer, detected into South
Korea. 1t said Nam told army
authorities a broadcast speech
by President Syngman Rhee
gave him courage to desert the
Red army.
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France, Egypt Disagree
On u. S. Position in Suez
BY RICHARD FRYKLUND

PARIS Aug 10PreSident Eisenhowers weekly press
ference has taken America closer the position
the of force in the Suez Canal crisis according
Paris newspapers and farther from according Cairo
papers,
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IAIRBORNE BOAT
SAILS POTOMAC

JOINS FLEET-Whot is believed 10
be the first soilboot ever delivered
here by or will join the Potomac River
Selling Associations fleet tomorrow
afternoon. Wheeler Johnson, Sior stoif
writer reports on The Stars weekly
Boot Pose, c-5.
FAMILY coUNcIL-con o mother
be square" in o two sister irongle'
When two sisters have fought over one
young man, trouble con develop. See
the FomiIy Council on The SioIs Fec.
ture Poee, AIS.
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Congress Recall on Suez
Seen Unlikely by Dulles
Flies to Conference With HommorskjoId;
Eisenhower, Top Legislators Meet Sunday
BY EARL H. YOSS

Secretary of State Dulles said today nothing that
would not the need of special of
in connection with the Suez crisis.
Mr. Dulles met by just before he took off for
New York and luncheon conference with u N Secretary
General Dag Hammarskold the Middle situation
The Secretary said N Ambassador Henry Cabot Lodge
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-10
Horrimon Refuses to Quit
Even Without Truman
To Stay in Race for Nomination
If Ex-President Books Stevenson
From The stars Convention Bureau

CHICAGO Aug 10.-Gov. Averell Hartman of New York
today told conference here he would withdraw
from the race for the Democratic presidential nomination.
if former President Harry should indorse
Adlai Stevenson
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Meany Urges Plank
Backing |ntegration
Cites Fight
ByOfficioIs
On Decision
BY ]. A. O'LEARY

DIAN OONN VEIN 44ON 6O-
REAU, CHICAGO, Aug. TO-
President George Meany of the
AFL-CIO drew applause and
shouts of approval from a
crowded Platform Committee
hearing today when he told the
Democratic Party it must face
the school indignation issue
"head-on" by a fiat indorse-
ment of the Supreme Court de-
cision.
Party leaders have been trying
to find a way to compromise
with the South by not singing
out the school decision in the
civil rights plank.
Representative Celler of New
York told Mr.. Meany this was a
sensitive spot and asked why he
felt the decision had to be men,
toned. The Congressman said
some delegates argue that court
decision is the law of the land
and requires no Endorsement.
Decision Challenged
Normally there would be no
need to mention a court deci-
sion," Mr.. Meany replied, but
that decision has been chal-
lenged, not by criminals, but by
public officials and by the pas
sage of State laws intended to
thwart the decision"
Mr.. Meany recalled that when
the Taft-Hartley labor law
passed in 1947 organized labor
rejected suggestions that unions
ignore the law. He said they
did not like it but recognized
they had a fair count" when
it was passed. He said labor
went along with the law but
worked for its repeal.
People who don't like the
courts school decision have a
remedy" Mr.. Meany continued.
"Fhey can advocate a constitu-
ttlonal amendment to change it,"
Meanwhile, Southern leaders
were confident former President
Truman has not upset their
chances of reaching an agree
ment with their Northern breth-
rem on the civil rights issue by
his appearance before the Plat
form Committee yesterday.
Members of the Platform Com
Imittee from eight Southern
States met last night to consider
whether they should present tes-
ltimony today in answer to the
advocates of strong civil rights
plank.
Potential Witnesses on Way
| Gov. Coleman of Mississippi,
spokesman for the group. said
not fewer than seven Southern
|. citizens, whose identity he would
not reveal, are en- route to Chi
cago to present the South's side
; of the argument if it is deemed
necessary. But the Governor
said he and his associates will
not decide TO put on any wit
nesses until they have heard the
arguments of the other side.
The States represented at last
nights meeting we're Texas, Lou
/. lsiana, Arkansas. Mississippi,
Tennessee. North Carolina, South
Carolina and Virginia. The Gov
einor said the Platform Commit
tee member from Florida had
mot arrived yesterday.
Mr.. Meany also called for
: complete overhaul of the Taft
Hartley law, reduction of Fed
eral income taxes in the low
; and middle brackets, extended
beverage of the minimum wage
law and a stronger and more
effective foreign policy.
Joseph L. Rauh. jr., national
chairman of Americans for
Democratic Action. asked the
platform committee today to
state that the Supreme Court
Continued on Page Az. Col. 1
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UNIVERSITY HILL--3-bedrm. brick
Colonial; paneled rec. room. fenced
lot. SCI 200. WINSTON c. CLAY,
WA. 7-422s.
UNIVERSITY PARK. 40O3 ColIege
Heiehts Dr.-LoveIy 3-bedrm ram
bier: price reduced. Open after
WA. 7-422s.
$IO.5OO, BY OWNER : 2 bedrms.,
10 min. to d. c. line via Suitland
pkwy.. nice yard, fenced in rear.
conven. Andrews. Boiling, Census.
Schools open ewes. RE. $4,000,
Ext. 535S days, or RE. 5-79l ::
ewes. or week end. 3l7 Boxwood
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DTE THIS

This immaculate center-hAll q
bedroom. bath. living room. with
Wooe barninR fireplace. separate
a.hiag room with laree rec. room
with ls-osth is being offered by
owner. Large wooded lot with patio.
Seems is believing. Come BY and
have chat. CAL OIL. 4-564S for an
Anpt. Finance TO suit yourself. Near
schools and transportation. This
mast be sold.
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langley PARK-Brick rambler
priced for quick sale al sIl,3S6.
Living I'm. ~ II. so. with iirepl.
pod. all-elee, KIT. 2 lac. pedrms.,
fun bsmt. Lot backs on beautiful
Sooeed PARK. PRINCE GEORGES
I5,htAlilY CO., WA. 10000. uN. A.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

HOLM HILLS--NationaIl famous
community Of contemporary homes
designed by Charles Goodman; easy
committing on Mt. Vernon blvd
Attrac. 3-bedrm. rambler. - bed
rms. are l3x15l. I bath. large liv-
ing room with fireplace; patios back
and front. ia-acre wooded lot
Swimming pool membership Priced
at only S20,5 VIII sell Gil. FLA
or Conventional. Other listings in
Mt. Vernon area from S17 .000 up
ROBERT c. DAVENPORT
REAL ESTATE so. $4,000
Evenings or week ends. so. S-s959
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

brick rambler. lust on ses gs'i NJ
Vernon blvd. iS-ft. den, fenced
yard; near e-acre mark. pool snops
and GOOD schools; immediate pos
session. Yours for only Sia,5bO.
Excellent terms. Z. A HERNHoLM.
XII 9-74it .eves.. so. B-65e2.
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ARLINGION = Pleasant 3-bedrm
rambler: reaut. rec. rm. in full
hsrlt.: high location; 2 blocks from
Dead-end st. Firm price, Sl7,S00,
Phone OWNER for appt,. ia, =
T1O3. ewes or Sun. IA. S-5365.
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HOUSES BY HUGHES-Cooll Cool!
Cool! This darling Cape Cod is air
conditioned for your comfort. Also
offers hard -to-2et 4th bedrm. Owner
transferred. Is not holding out for
that last dollar. Has priced his
house very low at SI1,500, SO per
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ULLh AIh.CUNU, custome.buiItb rk.
spAt level. only ! W. old and OF
approved AZ S3O,000--True center
hall with. hagstone and paneling.
dream Kit. with breakfast room,
arated By 2-way stone fireplace: up
q few steps TO 3 bedrms. and ,
baths; down 4 few steps TO very
large beaut, finished rec. rm. and
bath. plus full bsmt,: level, Ia-aere
lot IN nne Fails Church location.
CALL OWNER. il. 3-3S30.
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BEVERLY HILLS-Handsome capt
Cod with 3 bedrms., small nursery
:. baths. pictorial 15xIS dining
room. beauteous I4x2S living room
completely equipped kitchen as vel
as rec. room and garage. Owner
will consider contingent contract
S2S.S00. Call NICHOLS. IA. D.
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Special Notice!
Conservatives
Caviar Champagne

Possible here and you don't have
to he a millionaire. . .bedrms.. =
baths, brk. rambler. Sunken llv. rm,
with MASSIVE STONE nrepl formal
din. rm.. rec. rm. with frepl,. out
door porch. patio Sec. choice N.
So. 900 On Priced under $50. 000
with no uayts suit TO vouf pocket
book Your ooportunity Is here. Call
IA, T-4BB0
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COOL COMFORT

Hidden among priceless old trees
with gorgeous view. This small
but comfortable older home has
charms too numerous to mention.
Move In Immediately, spend your
summer IN natures cool surrounds
mgs for only S1a.950. Terms to suit.
OWNER. IA. 7-S22O: eyes,. PL
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SALE BY OWNER--Assume 4es loan.
4-bedrni. Cape Cod. lge. fenced lot;
slun1 .; storm doors ana nSs,r WINDOWS pSss
RE. 5-e63O. Sat. Sun. or ewes.
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Summer
Living Room
owNER-BUILDER

Custom built split level on ia-acre
in restricted community OF indi-
vidual homes; 3 bedrms., 2ia baths
separate din. rm.. de luxe electric
kitchen has eating space; daylight
rec. rra in bSmt. carport; S24 800
flexible terms. For details. call CIR.
3-l0SS.
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y ACRE. .SS,ti75 full price-Clean
Twin-sized bedrooms. full base
ment. Name your terms. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES. AP. =
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RIO zONING : superb downtown
Silver Spring location for garden-
type apartments. /. acres avail
able. viii subdivide. excellent for
investment OF immediate deyelnn-
ment. STERLING d scULL. JU'
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amount Of space that we have seen seen
for this. price. Entrance hall. small
den and "a bath on LIST floor, PLUS
4 BEDROOMS AND BATH ON IND
FLOOR. Bsmt, garage. Good N.
Arl, location, or IMPROVED. Cali
METZLER. VA. 5-1b75.
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ROCKVILLE block from Court
House; an old 2-story frame 6-rm.
home: 3 bedrms.. liv. rm., din. rm.;
part basement: oil heat; $4,000.
A small down payment and approx.
S95 per mo.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

Acc PERSONNEL. This owner
has been transferred. Home located
on old 240, APPROX. mi: from site.
GOOD SURROUNDINGS. LiV. rm. with
tirepl., Tv room. din. rm., 2 bedrms.,
with bath on LIST floor. ? additional
bedrms. with bath on end floor. Full
bsmt. Oil heat. FLA approved. S22,-
500, Sll0 per mo-
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$500 DOWN

BRICK RAMBLER
District Hights, Md. 3 bedrms.
GI OR NON OF, Can ASSUME GI
LOAN, already placed on this 2-yr.-
old beauty with large Anchor fenced
lot. Also nave / In Clinton area
(Nr. Shutters Restuarant.D .Ofhcers
transit. LIST time offered. A real
ATLAS REALTY Co. ST. 3-536s:
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S.-Stucco ramb. In
very nice area mr.. Columbia Pike.
nedrms, Ice. lily: rnl. with frepl.
large vd. Lots OF priYacy. only
Sc. $50. $500 On. Al SMiTH REAL.
TY, XII. S-6052, Ewes. TIE. 6-5e5o.
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ROCKVILLE - An old Georgian
style ..-story 1u-rm. home, located
on one-acre corner lot: large trees:
close TO Court HOUSE. This nome
needs some repairs. now has 4 fire-
places. and produces fair income;
has town water and sewer. Look
This over and make q fair offer.
90 goAAp Epee pn k(l
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ARL. N.-.--Rambler: an brick; 3 bed
rms, tull bsmt., lge; living nm. with
Ice, level lot. Price. $4,000. Gi
apr. JE. 2-6072. KOENIG, Agent.
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Sas,g50; FABuLoUsLY SPACIOUS
BRICK RAMBLER: 4 BEDRMS.,
DEN, . BATHS, PATIO: NO STEPS
LIV. RIM. aSx26
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BEAMED CEILINGS

Early American type antique brick
rambler loaded with charming fea-
lures, BULLETINS in dining room, un-
rec. rm.. lge.. level lot. Excellent
value for only SlS.A50. Flexible
financing.
]. Wesley Buchanan, Inc.
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ST.. 500: 3-BEDRM. BRICK COLO
NAL; PERFECT LOCATION;
LARGE LOT
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sig 500; 3-BEDRM. WHITE BRILK
col ONIAL. ASSUME 4 g GI TRUST
MODEST DOWN PAYMENT. CLOSE
IN LOCATION
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II APPROVED, Sii,35O-Loveiy 2.

CT APPROVED, XI1,35O-LoVeIy 2
bedrm. brk. rambler. HAS every
thing for happy, comfortable liv-
ing" Available for non-GI TOO. See
IT. You'll love IT. Excel. area mr..
Riggs I'd, Ayers I'd, E.-W. highway.
W B REALTY, IA. 9-0S94. RE.
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Kay Const. Built Homes

;3-bedrm. rambler; firepl., all-elec.
kit. fully tiled and painted bsnt.;
poured concrete driveway beaut
Handicapped level lot: all schools with
in walking distance; transp. near
door. shopping. churches; will sell
Gl or conventional.
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COLONIAL REALTY CO.
Realtors IA. $4,000
C0LORED--ARL.-Attractive a-bed-
rim home in ipmac. cond. with
nice liv; rm. and de luxe kit; full
FLA financing: small mo. pymts.
listing S55-H TE. 6-14O0. TIE.
6-7343 AL BAKER & SON INC.
sos N. Washington ST., Alexandria.
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stone bstS ANp MAs Sossn b nsdrn ms,
/ bedrm. unfinished. large closets.
very nice kit. incl. washer and
dryer: fenced yard. nice shade
trees subject to GI: $4,000
JAMES c. CoNLEY L. CO., AP. 4
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NO MONEY DOWN to qualified CT;
here is an opportunity to buy your
futuristic rambler with. such fea-
lures as compartment bath, color
styled kitchen, 3 large bedrms., full
bsmt., on level lot; priced to sell st
S15,950; Cal til 9 pm, WA; q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27

LOW LOW YS.; sos; s. Bill gIS5Ey gEby RAM I
OTHER BEDRM6., 5 BATHS. BIG
REC. RIM. CT DEAL ACCEPTABLE.
Samuel E. Bogley, Inc.
OIL. 6-7800 TIL 8 PM.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27

81 900 DOWN. $50 mo; ST., 000--
lovely, new 2-bedrm. brick.
baths. daylight bsmt.; on busline.
Open 9 til 3. 1918 57th ave, Hill
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-27

HERE's a BUY-6-rm. brick homt,
in Al cond.; full bsmt., hrepl. In
new Hollywood School and college
Park. All this for S13,950. GI or
conVen. terms. Call till . pm. WA.
$4,000. ROBERT S. DAVIS g. CO.,