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The Montgomery County Civic
Federation last night went on
record as unanimously favoring
the adoption Of an area wide
master plan for sewage treat
Iment to eliminate the load OF
pollution and sewage in the Poto-
mac and Anacostia Rivers and
their tributaries.
DR.. l.. M. Fisher. chairman of
the Sanitation and Public Health
Committee, told the group. meet
ing at the County Building in
Rockville. that the present con-
dition threatens the health of
the city" and has virtually
eliminated" the recreational use
of the rivers.
The federation voted to sup
port a bill introduced by Repre-
sentative Broyhill. Republican Of
Virginia, which would allocate
$4,000 to a study Of the pol
luton problem.
Bill Asks Local Grants
The Broyhill bill would make
grants totaling not more than
$40 million to local Jurisdictions
to build needed sewage treatment
plants. Plants conforming with
a master plan to be set up by
the Interstate Commission on
the Potomac River Basin would
be financed so per cent by Fed
eral funds, the remainder by the
local Jurisdiction.
The federation also went on
record as opposing any extern
sion Of water and sewage facili-
ties outside Of the Washington
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After today's presentation by
the union. the company will 60
to the witness chair. Then the
Grand InqueSt's special counsel,
Jerome M. Alper, a Washington
attorney, will study the evidence
and croSs-examine both sides.
Yesterdays session. billed in
advance as the "public's side" In
the dispute, brought out only
seven witnesses, including three
business spokesman. a labor
leader, a school official and two
improvement association presi-
dents.
In corridor talk, House men,
beers seemed to feel the evidence
failed to produce q dark enough
picture of an emergency situa-
ton" that would warrant seizure
Of the company at this time.
That was despite the fact that
the Grand Inquest was informed
that seven downtown Baltimore
department stores we're losing q
reported 100000 a day In gross
sales,
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BIuze Near Firehouse
Causes ST, 900 Domuoe

Four Prince Georges County
volunteer fire departments were
called out shortly after midnight
to fight a blaze a block from the
Cottage City firehouse.
The blaze caused about $1,000
damage to the sales Office of the
Holland Furnace Co., 4016 Blad-
ensburg road. Cottage City. 1t
was confined to a room used as
sleeping quarters. :
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its second day of inquiry into the
| 16-day-old transit tieup. Dele
gates yesterday heard its had
caused a IS per cent slump in
business in the downtown area.
Mr.. Cushman, a Washington
attorney and a member of the
staff Of the Labor Bureau Of the
Midwest. was a leading spokes-
man for the Washington union
during last years 52-day strike
there.
To Discuss Issues
Mr.. Cushman promised to tes-
tify as to the history of pres
ent negotiations in Baltimore
and the nature of the issues in
volved from the unions point Of
view.
| Today's hearings began in the
light Of these side developments
that came last night:
/. A late afternoon statement
by Gov. McKeldin, in which he
said there was no Justification
for the work stoppage in Balti-
more.
2. A Senate passed resolution
calling on the company to agree
to submit the labor dispute to
arbitration by a special COM
mission, to be named by Balti-
more Mayor D'Alesandro.
No Peace in Sight
Gov. McKeldin last night is
sued a lengthy statement on the
strike situation, in which he said
there was no evidence Of ap-
Iproaching agreement between
the company and labor.
I'VE cannot escape the conclu-
sion that there is no justification
for work stoppages-be they
strikes or lockouts-when they
Iare against the public interest.
The transit strike In Bal
timore is such a stoppage." the
Governor said.
At the same time, the Gov
Iernor urged the Legislature to
enact a Senate bill to provide
for temporary seizure by the
State Of any public utility that
is strike-bound or threatened by
"a strike. The bill would require
compulsory arbitration by a
commission to be named by the
Governor.
80 at Roll Call
Only 80 members answered
yesterdays opening roll call as
the House began the history
making Grand Inquest into the
causes of the present strike and
possible means Of bringing 1t to
an end.
It was the first full use the
House has put to the Grand IN
quest provision of the constitu-
ton since its adoption in 1867.
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State Airport Authority
Bill Weighed in Virginia

lover transit facilities. parking
lots. bridges, airports and similar
public activities. The Broyhill
plan embraces the entire WASH
Iington metropolitan area, in
cluding the District of Columbia
land portions of Maryland.
The Fenwick bill would create
an agency in this State that
could compete with the Tri-State
Authority for control Of the
Washington National Airport.
The Federal Government al
ready has acquired about 1000
acres at Burke. Va, in Fairfax
county, for a second airport.
This is about one-fourth of the
total needed.
Could Operate Burke
IF the Federal Government
doesn't want to operate Burke, "
Mr.. Fenwick said, "the Virginia
Authority could operate 1t or any
other airport in this State"
The State Corporation Com
mission requested the legisla-
ton, Mr.. Fenwick said.
"A number Of airports being
Operated by municipalities need
to be expanded to accommodate
modern aviation demands" Mr..
Fenwick said. Neither the
State nor the localities can
finance them. An authority with
the power to issue its own rev.
enue bonds may be the answer. "
The House Joint resolution
would create an 1l-member COM
mission. including four members
of the House of Delegates: three
from the State Senate, one ap-
pointed by the sec and three
appointed by the Governor. =
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Revenues Up
In Falls Church

The city of Falls Church. Va,
will pass the 81 million mark in
revenue for the first time this
year.
Last year it came close. with
$998. 768, but this years income
will 60 to $1.084.775. City Man.
Iager w. r. Woodbury. reported
to the City Council last night.
The revenue figure was con-
tanned in the city managers an
nual summary Of affairs" to the
council.
The biggest single source Of
l-evenue to the city is the prop
erty tax. which this year will
bring in $699, 405, Mr.. Woodbury.
reported.
Ordinance Tabled
The council last night tabled a
proposed ordinance which would
have prohibited any discharge Of
firearms within the city without
IA special permit from the chief
Iof police. After hearing a bar
rage of protests by letter and
from persons at the meeting, the
council decided to appoint a
committee Of the city attorney,
the police chief, a representative
of the fire department and two
citizens to restudy the whole
matter.
The proposed ordinance was
too strict, most of the protests
held. Citizens complaining. the
majority Of them Army and Air
Force colonies and generals, said
such an ordinance would inter-
Ifere with legitimate uses Of fire.
arms. such as the control of
pests, military training and
craftsmanship practice for young
people. The fire department OBJ
Ijected on the grounds that i'll
wants to continue to hold turkey
SnOotS 10 raise money.
Other Actions
The council also:
Asked the county manager toI
study a proposal to set up a
police pension and retirement
system. but to broaden his study |
to include all city employees.
Refused to appoint a new
board of equalization to hear
further complaints against the
l954-5 reaSsessmentS.
Authorized the city manager
to negotiate for a 66-foot wide
improvement to East Broad
street, instead of the 60-foot
width originally authorized.
Rezoned commercial all the
remaining property in the south
west quadrant of the central
business section of the city not !
already so Zoned.
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By = star stan Correspondent

| RICHMOND, Feb. IA Dele
gate John Webb Of Fairfax said
he will ask for a public hearing
on the Boatwright bill to bar
Federal employees from holding
State or local Offices.
IT don't believe a thing like
this should be put through with
out the people affected being
given a chance to speak" he
said.
The bill by Delegate John
Boatwright of Buckingham
County. has been referred to the
House Education Committee
which was to meet this after
noon.
I'D like the proponents to
show where there has been some
abuse Of power by Federal en-
ployes in office in this State.
Mr.. Webb said. IF they can't
do that beyond a reasonable
doubt then the Legislature should
kill the bill"
Voices Resentment
Four Federally employed men,
bers of the Fairfax School Board
would be among those removed
from office.
Il resent anyone from another
county attempting to change the
laws by which We in Fairfax elect
our officials" Mr.. Webb said
This is a violation Of legislative
tradition that some day will come
home to roost in Mr.. Boat
wright's back yard"
Mr.. Boatwright said yesterday
that the Moore resolution MAIN
tanning school segregation for
another year could serve as a
substitute for his bill.
Opposition to Policy
! But sharp opposition was re-
ported forming today to the pro-
poSal by House Speaker E. Black
burn Moore of Berryville to con-
t taIS . all-sesresated schools in
/ The foes included some men,
bers of the Gray Commission
which drew up the States anti
Indignation program and a num-
Der Of legislators in the House
who we're known as the Young
Turks at the 1854 session.
/ Opponents took the view the
policy declaration would mean
postponing the commissions
program and as such constitute
a breach of faith with the voters
/ The Gray Commission cam
paign for a constitutional
amendment was built around an
appeal for aid to Southside Vir-
Iginia In its school problem. Pro-
amendment speakers stressed the
argument the Gray program
would leave the localities with
wide discretion to work out their
own school plans, with the door
being left open for indignation In
those cities and counties which
so desired.
Perhaps the biggest issue Of
the sessions shaping up over
the segregation resolution which
House Speaker E. Blackburn
Moore Of Berryville was spon-
soring. Mr.. Moore declined any
comment on the resolution but
indications were it carried be-
tween So and IS signatures.
! However. some lawmakerske re-
portedly we're regretful a Gut
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Check Pusser Gets Yeur

william David Hickman, Ster-
ling. Va. was sentenced to one
year in Jail in Arlington County
Circuit Court yesterday after he
pleaded guilty to a bad check
charge. Hickman was charged
with giving a bogus $500 check
to Alcorn Motors Co. for a new
automobile.
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Sues for Fire Loss

BALTIMORE. Feb. IA R.-
Trufit Clothes. Inc, burned out
nearly a year ago in a fire which
killed six firemen. sued three
insurance companies in an
attempt to recover q loss of
$l32, 1893.
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MARYLAND-VIRGINIA NEWS
Tronsit Union Spokesman
Testify at Grand Inquest
By CHARLES L. HOFFMAN
Star stan Correspondent

ANNAPOLIS Feb 4-Bernard Cushman spokesman for the
Baltimore transit today began presentation of the
dispute with warning that the union did not
feel could thoroughly discuss the issues in the day allotted it.
Cusman said at least four spokesman for the union would
DELEGATES grand INQUEST moved into
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
Gary Cooper, one of HoIIywood's most
durable and least ta|kative-stars
tells his coIorfuI, candid story!

If you think Coop the tongue-ted hat-twistng
boy of the fan magazines you're in for surprise This
week he breaks the silence barrier with of the
fabulous life stories of Hollywood!
Gary tells you about his boyhood in Montana-and
how broken hip made him great horseman He reveals
his real He tells the romantic side of his single days
This wife, Rocky, refers this as his wofsh PERIOD D..
and how his became linked with Clara Bow, Lupe
Velez and the Countess d Frasso!
You'll like his stories about his early days least
hkelyto succeed cowboy and the personal high
lights Of his 76 starring roles You'll find how he
learned die from Ronald Coman how he once
taught the great Talluah lesson in acting and what
he learned from movie makers like Sam Godwyn, Bill
Welman and Henry King.
And don't miss the ttleknown facts about his private
e-"Yup, family secretr' He tells why he almost didn't
meet his weto-be, how she gets around his moods and
whims, and why they duck many parties,
Be read the entertainment story of the year.
direct from Hollywood the pages of the Pos Get your
copy Of the Post and start it today!
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FoR RENT

1884 CONNECTICUT AVE- or 2
connecting rms: hfight. cheerful.
Ice. closet. Day, AID. 2-1B1e. ewes,
Wo. 6-70ge.
5805 GEORGIA AVE NV. fnear
Kennedy at.l---Most eongen. loo,
busy corner. ample parking: tz5
mo. up. incl al utils. RA. 6-2200.
EXECUTIVE SUITE for small bust
nessman- Can Be used - living
quarters also. Small barroon. re-
eeption fm.. bath and Ice. once.
Tile throuehout. Completely furn
On X st. NJ, Conn. Rent, $50 no
Must buy fuRniturs. II. 3-22s6
DAYS
ATTRAc. PANELED oFFIcE With
hTeplace, aif-eond.. Eall-to-Wall
enrpetlnE. eompl fuTn., reception
m, exeeatiye once and ANAL SIZE
once: Cons. ave, downturn; $50
no. ~. 2-b253 OF DL 1-043e
iOFEIcg sRACE AyAILABLE 10 nsg
building. F1reltyilie. Nd. u. 8
es96. 10. 1850.
law ,1.., esylcE p LaM ;.x,Is.g sUI 1n
e1l loeati9a- u. e-t117.
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a BEDROOMS

One in daylight basement. MaRnin.
cent recr. rm. In this immac,, al.
brick, a-year- old, NORTH ARLINQ,
with many trees--only q step Il
schools tnew Catholic high school,
nnd sh s..s:a Ky rTi with nrspl,
s2l,7b0. MINED. Poes.
METZT. ERA 5.757S
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sRARGAIN1

4 miles from Winchester: new all
brick, modern sslf service food store
. and service sIattc1 fully stocked and
ment; S3b. 600,
JAMES Z. BARNEY
Vienna. Va. DU. $500
l0e
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REpAIR GARAGE

n HDRsIGa icS gOS 81 csE R'u' c HOs:,dS
ne. location convenient for heavy
volume business. Reasonable.
WEINBERG q BUSH, INC.
Ii7O7 II st. NV. ma. $500
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COMMERCIAL LOT FOR RENTI
$4,000 50. It. frontins on Eastern
ave. and Blair I'd. Can include once
tpace; ideal for used car lot ol
GOLDEN. ia. 9-i660, ~. 6-1370
1918 18th ST, N.W.--Entife .3-story
ished etices and toteling 1000 81,
II In bldg: may be leased In part
Call Mr., Holland. II. q. Swiftly
Co. 6I1 18th 81. NV. ST 3-3300.
CORNER, to 8 acres. Rte. No. i
BALTIC. blYd., 0-rm. bungalow: suit
trailers. shop. ctr. etc. Wo. 0-3sl6
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
BARGAINS

5 rms, Ia acres S7,95o
5 rms. mod, "a acres ----$l0.050
8 rms, mod. bsmt.: acre: Vienna
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

nQOSeS rON 9AkE-NA.
ALEX. AREA--Nev cond. s-bedr
brick rambler, air-eond., Wv. CO
pettne; BY OWNER. Sl6,bOO. 80.
Ally bedrms.. SEP; din. nm.
full hsmt,; close in. BEST BUY.
NORMA JEAN POE. KI. g-174b.
ALExs-cASH LOW? TASTE HIGHT
lot Will Ill the bill. Pay like rent.
NORMA JEAN POE, XII. e-l715.
ALEX, OF Duke st.; 3-hedrm. ram
bier with full bsmt.: CT approved
I3,950: 2 nreplS.. Anchor fenced
Yard; I yrs. old, Buy this today
MILKY RRALTY. IA. 7-O25O,
ALEx.-s20. 600; OF can buy. Brick
rambler, 3 hedrms.. sep. din. I'm
s sss l ~ Al HUE NJ nE nSd IT. sFs sna
JEAN POE. XII s-i54s: oV. $.
1867.
ARLINGTON vALuE-Attraetive g.
bedroom home with fireplace. base
ment, h.-wh.; large lot. near bus.
Sl4a50. ACME. ia 1887.
ARLINGTON. NORTH--2-ievel. new
brick house. min. to Pentaxon,
Ground level rms bath. eat-
rance level ? bedrms bath. liv
IN din I'm. KIT. earpoTt- 2 fire.
places attic NJ. schools. Price
SO $50, IA. 2-s0T1
cLARENDON = LARGE FAMILIES
VII lexe this completely renovated
hone featuring . 21x1S Nv. IN
1ax13 din. I'm. lGe. mod. kit.
twtn-gine bedrns. Plus g fun 6smt.
WITH San paneied elubFoom. 2
ear garaga walk 70 public and
parcehial sehocls Aaking ti7o5o
~ 5 - ss.S9Y IA =
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JAMES E. BARRY
Vienna. Va. DU. 5-s2eO 20.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
WANTED-5,O0O FEET
lei. on ond C0MNEERCTAT.

This company needs approx. 5000
III ana "a gS 5sfs eu5S.r S u.s of pium &.
ing and / rm. suitable for small
bottiing setup with 2 toilets needed
also. b. c. area Is the only require
ment and not too far out. Call Mr..
WELLS (oL. 2-0o9O) for complete
FIRE FREDERICK w. 8ERENs
SALES. INC. Ma. $4,000
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DO IT YOURSELF

Unfinished North Arlington man.
sion on Hs-acre lot, Large Twins
room. banquet-slse dining room, Z
Heatilator fireplaces, 5 bedrooms
I3A baths. 2 Kitchens. Largely nm.
ished in knotty pine. Full bsmt.; 2.
car garage; fruit, nut and orna,
mental trees. Priced right for duicl
sale. Call immediately
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A REAL BUY--Lewisdhle. $4,000.
4-bsdrm.. Unframed. brk.. 2 compl.
baths full bsmt. with finished rec.
rm.. yard Anchor fenced. lEs. lot.
School bus At door. HE. 4-35O0.
ewes. ~. o-3O41. W. W. LEWIS. I,
ar Goth PL., sect Pleasant, Mo
Price ems $3.50. N. Z. SMITH. NC.
bi. 7-7S77 or RE. 6-76b4.
~ YOU'RE LOOKING for 3 or 4.
shopping. block 70 express bu!
powder room and bedrm. Priced
less than Sl7. 800. on easy terms
GS1AIRsA Mifj IakwsTipL EE I Cos s-y Issl
18th st. NV, AID. 4-2005.
1.Ssb FINANCING FOR NON-vET--
block on Baltimore blvd. In
Riverdale: fireplace in liv. rm.,
hsmt., porch; Diet. garage Only
$1,000 down and take ever OF
RoofBtERsTr s. =" DAVIS 4 CO co., t INC.
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-stunning Mt
Rainier bi-level; 3 master bedrms.,
beautiful famtly-slIe dining room,
EnRltsh-type basement, Diet. garage,
oil hot-water heat: really terrific
value q low price Of $I3,50Q, w. r
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Top-eradt
Avondale location; very best Sec
ton. right on d. c. line; custom
STYLED red brick Cape Cod: 3 de-
.ightful bedrooms, family dining
room. full bsmt.. oil h.-w.h. at
tached garage: cool. shaded lot:
$50 per mo. on FHA terms. W. r
HUGHES CO. AP. 7-1400 til o pm
HOUSES BY HUGHEs-Always pre-
ferred Michigan Park. Hills, close
Colonial; tropical wood -paneled rec
reation room. 81 300 down to nom
vet. Assume So 80 MORTGAGE pay
%%ens <. H HStI REIce co. onl XP $1,000
HILLCREsT RAMBLER
Ideal for doctor; bsmt has been
finished for 3 lge. ofiices and tiled
bath plus furnace room. main floor
has 20xl4 liv. rm. with stone flre-
place, 14x12 dining rm. and 1919
kit, completely equip. including dis
posaI and dishwasher: center hall
separates 3 very Ice. bedrmS. and
tschsd 'I gsr sUn Only % ny yrs. Old;
must be sold 20 its priced risht
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FAIRFAX COUNTY
II you want to buy in Fairfax
County phone for my list. F. Z
MALCOLM. Realtor, IA. 7-3024.
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ANllNA1i w. NOtln
ONLY $13,500
3 BEDROOMS
Full Bsmt.-112 Baths
5-year-old. all-brick home with
plastered walls and hardwood floors
POWDER ROOM ON FIRST FLOOR
nice liv. rm., good-slzed dining ell,
well equip. kit. with disposal. ex-
haust fan, space for small table;
practically. ground-level. walk-out
bsmt. with big window for future
rec. nm; half bath ''roughed in"
VACANT. VA appraisal pending
EXCELLENT TERMS FOR NOM
VETS. See I'll
ARLINGTON, NORTH
Pentagon Personnel
Can drive to work in 5 Minis. from
this spacious, sparkling. new 46-FT
BRICK RAMBLER, ready for oceu-
pancy, 3 BEDRMS., 2 BATHS. de
luxe cleo. kit. with table space; FULL
BSMT.. BUILT-IN GARAGE-JUST
LOTS OF FEATURES TO DELIGHT
YOU. AND THE TERMS ARE Ex-
CELLENT. MAY we show you?
Parker, Smith & DonnelI
ia. 1851 IA. 1887
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INDUSTRIAL PRoP. con sALE

INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
YARD STORAGE available: Ice OF
small parcels, heavy Industrial,
railroad siding available. Rosslyn.
| Va. H AIKEN, ME-. $4,000: after
$50, ia. 9-70b7.
End COMMERCIAL
Nearby vireinia close TO l4th 81.
Bridge. Can sell small parcels or up
streets already In. Low price permits
placing your plant or warehouse
close to District.
1907 T X ~. NV. = SOsl kA = $500
GAITHERSBURG
Industrial and commercial lots
and tracts available in this fast.sx-
panding area.
IL Industrial lots in Rockville,
paved road, water and sewer. Ready
for building or an excellent invest
mont TO buy and sen Oh In single
ROMER & CO., INC.
Realtors 0AITHERSBURo 200
LIGHT MANUFACTURING avail
able. 5000 sq II. security space.
concrete building. fully skylighted,
Widowed. high-Voltaee power. All
facilities, lae. work force; parti-
toned ofaees,. stock rooma. freight
elevator, parking and bus stop.
1853 New York ave. ne La g.
$500. Mr.. SCHNEIDER.
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LOTS, ACREAGE SALE (conl.I

washington, d. G.
WEDNESDAY. SEPTEMBER 10. 1880
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HOUSES WTD. TO BUY (conl.
WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS foI

WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS for
Tor our appraisal; IS years ; 81 service srvLss
FLOYD Z. DAVIS CO., Realtofs.
1879 x st; NV, ma. s-03b2: eyes,,
PU. 9-2559.
MODERN. clean 2 OF 8 bedrm home
toT lott n sc, or nearby Pr. Geo
CO. HAVE .suBST, CASH. MRS
cox. 81. 3l1366. LU. 2-S130.
CASH IN 2 DAYS FOR YOUR HolfH
NO COMM.-FREE APPRAISAL
THE FASTEST DEAL IN TOWN
REINER REALTY CO.
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V 1911
CT RIIY

NEED Q 3-bedrm. Cor den) brick
Cape Cod with full basement. ga
rage, separate dining room and
located on Q well wooded deep lot?
Then you can buy this Takoma
Park home CT for $500 down. It's
ready TO move into now. Call HE.
$4,000, ask TO see 1t today.
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LOHR
HOME IS WHERE?

IINVIWE 10 w 11GINGI
RIGHT HERE il home for you
II you want n spick n span 3-bed-
room brick rambler with full base
ment, all newly decorated In and
outside. 1t has level fenced lot
b5xI30 with attractive shrubs and
200 OF. Located In Langley Park
area. Dial HE. $4,000 for an In
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ALEX. AREA--NeW eond.. 3-bedr1
brick rambler, atr-cond., Wv. c.,
peting; BY OWNER. $4,000. so.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-19

sI4, ssO--GI APPR.--Attractive g.
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-19

NORTH ARLINGTON. sl0,9b0-You
see this immaculate Colonial,
packed full Of charm and charac-
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4-Feoture Playhouse. Movie.
II5 Hours. Two Yonks in Trini-
dad" 1912. Pot o'Brien. Jonet
Blair.
7-Studio 7. Drono.
9-ch0rIes ColIinswood. News.
l:10
9-Donno Douglas. Women.
$50
Tiny Hero. Comedy.
9-As the World Turns. Serial.
200
5.Lodies Be Seated. Movie.
Va Hours. riot Rod" 1850.
james Lydon. Gloria Winters.
7-FovoFite Story.
Sour Miss Brooks. Comedy.
$50
4-Tennessee Ernie Show.
7-Rocket Squad. Crime.
9-House Party. Variety.
500
4.Motinee TheoteF. Color.
Hour. PDroeulo.
7-Film Festival. Movie.
IA Hours. Double Exposure. "
1854 A privote detective look
inc for missing girl runs into
murder. John Bentley. Rono An
derson. British.
s-The Big Poyoff. Quiz.