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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26
Two Shots Miss
Union Official

MIAMI, Fla. April 26 (P.-A
top hotel union official anc
organizer narrowly escaped in.
jury and possibly death last
night when two bullets shattered
a window in his living room.
Bert H. Ross. 46, international
vice president of the Hotel EN-.
ployes Union tAFL-CIO). said he
believed his union activities were
behind the shooting. Ten min
utes after the shooting an anony-
nous caller warned him to gel
out of town.
No comparable violence has oc.
Cured during the 10-month labor
dispute in which the hotel EN-.
ployes union has been trying tc
obtain contracts with hotels ir
Miami Beach.
Won't Leave, Ross Says
Today, Mr.. Ross said he in
tended to continue organizing
the workers. mo one is goine tc
bully me into leaving" he said.
Saul Cohen, president of the
Miami Beach Hotel Association
which is leading resistance to the
organizing drive. said he doubted
the shooting was connected with
the labor dispute.
In our negotiations. there
hasn't been bitterness to the
point where a thing like this
would happen. Mr.. Cohen said
MI. Ross said about the same
thing and added. Talks with the
hotel association have been
amiable lately"
Nine Hotels Have Signed
So far nine hotels have signed
union contracts. Court rulings
stopped or prevents picketing at
any of "a hotels which were
: struck by the union.
Mr. Ross said he hadn't the
slightest idea who fired the
shots.
Mr.. Ross and his wife, Cath
rine. A, were sitting in the liv-
ing room when the shots were
hred shortly before 10 pm.
Mr.. Ross told police the first
bullet shattered window a foot
above his head and that a few
seconds after he and his wife
Tell to the floor another bullet
crashed through the window. an
inch from the first one.
Heard Car Drive OFF
Neighbors told police they
heard a Car door slam and a car
drive of at high speed immedi-
ately after the shots were fired.
Police were in Mr.. Ross second
floor apartment when the tele-
phone call came. Mr.. Ross said
a man who spoke in a tenor
voice with a Southern accent"
told him:
This is only a warning. You We
got "a hours to get out of town.
This is not just the hotels ="
AT this point Mr.. Ross turned
the phone over to Patrolman
W. H. VIM. who tried to keep
the caller talking so the call
could be traced. but the caller
hung IN
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Site Area Recommended

THE way the bureau has
grown. he said. I'VE have All
almost haphazard layout of our
organi2ational units. There is
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Robinson Quits Hospital

HOLLYWOOD, Calf, April q
(P),-Edward G. Robinson, il.
%, who, police said, nearly lost
his life by an overdose of Sleep
ing pills early Tuesday, was re-
leased from the hospital yester-
day. The son of the actor will
remain under the care of his
physician at home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-26

no division in a single building
and many divisions are in severa
buildings.
Support for the project cam
from Fred S. Poorman, Deput,
Commissioner of Public Build
ingS Service. GSA. Asked b,
Chairman Preston if GSI
favored the new facility, h
said:
The Bureau of Standards ha
established the circumstance
which have prompted them tt
make the recommendation
through the Department O
Commerce and the Bureau of tn,
Budget, therefore the admins
tratlon has concurred in tn,
desirability of their moving t.
new location.
We believe" he added. thai
this is in line with the admin.
istration's policy as reflected
by the Office of Defense Mobi.
lHation and we are in supper
OF the administrations policy
In line with ODM policy, he
continued, the site would be sir
the order OF 20-odd miles from
the city. We would hope thu
location could be combined
with Or be near. certain other
Federal facilities which woulc
enable us to make some savings
lin terms of utilities and trans.
portation."
Details OFF Record
Mr.. Poorman was asked what
GSA would do with the present
site and Its buildings. He sale
there were definite plans fol-
utilization Of or disposal of the
property. but he went of the
record to discuss details. Some
Of the permanent building.
could DC converted to Govern.
ment uee. he said,
The land without the build.
ngs. DR.. Astin SAID, had beer
appraised by GSA at about S;
million. or $4,000 an acre.
Mr.. Preston repeatedly ques.
toned the possibility of getting
any value out of the buildings
if the lana were sold.
The buildings now are carried
on the bureaus books at an ap.
praised value of about $50 mil.
lion.
Committee members appeared
somewhat surprised at the mag
nitude of the project. Mr.. Pres,
ton said Naturally. our frs
reaction would be we feel it is {
matter of national pride in hav
ing a splendid scientific labora,
tory set up for the bureau, bu
at the same time $50 million il
a large sum-"
Representative Thomas, Dem
ocrat OF Texas. commented: Il
will probably be 80 to 100 befor,
you get through.
The project would not b,
handled under the lease purchas,
law whereby the Government
pays for it on the installmen
plan like rent, the subcommittel
was told. Funds are being re
quested for the Commerce De
partments bureau. with con
struction money TO be turned
over to GSA for the job.
The new plant would conscli
date facilities now located OF
Connecticut avenue in Washing
ton, at Sterling and Arlington
Va, Beltsville. Nd. and tn,
so-called Twenty-sixth stree
annex.
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Continued From First Page
the Nations reference stand
ards.
1t was estimated that. in ths
event of destruction of these
facilities, it would require more
than 10 years to reconStitutG
laboratories such as those of the
National Bureau of Standards
with It's highly technical per-
sonnet.
Site Area Recommended
While the new site has not
yet been selected, Dr.. A. v. Astin
bureau director. told the COM
mittee. one of the areas under
consideration was within the
general range of Is to 25 miles
from Washington, near or rea-
sonably accessible to the new
U. S. Route 240.
Construction of the several
buildings proposed would cost an
estimated $40 million. the sub
committee was told. with GSA
in charge of the work. Equip
ment would cost about half as
much again. Dr.. Astin predicted.
Secretary Weeks, urging con-
gressional approval of the prof.
ect. said I'VE hope to move the
Bureau of Standards and, If and
when it is moved. the property
that is now occupied out on
Connecticut avenue, as you know,
should be very valuable piece
OF property and return sub
Stantial amount to the Govern
ment. when sold. if sold.
1T is desirable from every
standpoint to move the bureau
away from the Washington area
and We hope it can be done.
Witnesses Questioned
Subcommittee members. headed
by Chairman Preston. Democrat
Of Georgia, asked numerous
questions Of all witnesses, and
insisted on bringing in later off,
Gals of GSA which had prepared
estimates of costs.
Principal arguments for the
new site centered around de-
terioration OF buildings on the
present site at Connecticut ave-
nue. and Van Ness street. and
the need for more space in a
rural area to expand the bu-
reau'S services.
To rehabilitate the plant on its
present site would cost more
than $40 million. DR.. Astin testi-
fed. with prospects that this
would only be a temporary solu-
ton"
The intelligent thing is to re-
locate the organization at this
time and hope to get a site with
enough ground so that perhaps
it would serve the bureau for an
other so or rs years. Further
more, he testified, the present
site is in a well-developed resi-
dental area from which frequent
complaints from neighbors are
received because of some of the
things done in scientific work
Questioned by Chairman Pres
ton about suitability of buildings
on the present site. Dr.. Astin
said there we're 80 buildings. OF
which SO are considered tenn
porary.
Divisions Scattered
THE way the bureau has
grown he said. I'VE have All
almost haphszard layout of oui
organi2ational units. There is
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ADVERTISEMENT.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-15

Betty Jean Bryant, Nancy Ellen
Dawes. Eleanor Jones, Jeanette
Newton and Jeannlne Wharam.
members of Marshall District FILA
Chapter. won the State Homemaker
Degree at the final session of the
State Convention at Mary Washing
ton College. FrederickSburg The
degree is awarded for outstanding
contributions to their homes. school
and community.
Betty Jean is the daughter Of
Mrs. Louise Bryant. She has con
tributcd much to the homemaking
activities of her own home by max
ing her own clothes and preparing
meals She is an active member
Of her church and has served as a
Girl Scout leader in her community.
She has served as reporter and
treasurer of her chapter
Nancy Ellen Davies IS the daugh-
t.. Of M. and Mrs Carl Davies
Her personal goals for growth as
an individual was TO improve her
personal appearance and inerca
her skill IN all homcmakme activl-
ties Wrle her mother was i'll in the
hospital Nancy assumed fill res
possibility for tho home She has
heen song leader in her local chap
ter.
Eleanor Jones is the daughter of
Mr. and MIS- Berkeley Jones
Her most outstanding achieve
meni was her part in rcdecoratjna
her home she hclped pant seven
rooms sand five floors, vanished
three floors and helped to paper
TIE bathroom and one bedroom
Sic has been chapter reporter and
treasurer
Icannette Newton is the daughter
of Leake Newton Her persona
goals were to improve hcr personal
appearance and become more Ct
f'c,ent in all areas eff h9memakine
She has had fun responsibility Of
her home for several years.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-15
Betty Jones Is
Convention Delegate

Betty Floyd Jones. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. Marvin Jones. of Dill
wNn. represented the Cumberland
FLA Chapter at the State Convent
ion in Fredericksburg, June TIA
Betty was recorder for a dis
cussion group and appeared IN
Skit on degrees
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1956-06-15
Fine Win H0n,en1aker
DEGREES From Marshall

re1lnme Wharam is the daughter
ot Mr and Mrs Reese Wharam and
has served as chapter treasurer and
vice President
MIS- Helen L. Hughes is the
h@hcmaking teacher at Marshall
District and Chapter advisor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04

oILNEh SFhINU-IdebI TOT retlred
things Ealf-acre level-fenced lot
with a beautiful lawn is the setting
Tor this groom and bath rambler /:
Dreezeway. garage. hot-water heat
and many extras. Close in. near
bus and schools. Veterans appraisal
81 800, Call LAWRENCE v. LUTTE 5
m III IADpDs ~
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
$4,000

Very convenient to elementary,
junior and senior high schools. White
clapboard detached Colonial; center
hall, good sized rooms, 3 bedrooms
and bath second floor; FIRST FLOOR
LAVATORY: new FTigidaire electric
stove and REFRIGERATOR; nice wooded
lot, Anchor fenced Garage Call
Mr.. Shackelford, Ma $4,000; ewes
and weekends. JU. 5-66OS. BOSS
4 PHEI PS. INC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04

RENT BEATER-3 bedrms.. unfn
4th bedrm; beaut. fenced lot, 1870
it. deep with large oaks. , hlks. TO
elem. sch. Price. Sl2 ,450 Assume
lge GI loan: $500 down payt incl.
settlement charges. STILLS REAL
ESTATE, ia. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04

BETHESDA SPECIAL Immac. A.
nedrm., 3-bath brick Cape Cod on a
lovely cor, lot in the popular Wyn-
gate section. Highly conv. TO ali
schools. Big liv. rm. with paneled-
wall fireplace, din. rm.. kit. with
dishw, disposal and table SPACE
daylight bsnt. Almost-new carpet
ing, washer and drier included at
S:2,SUu. FRANK S. PHILLIPS
Oh 2-1OO6: ewes OF, 6-sO56
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mn.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

BETHESDA, S26, 95O-In a lovely
convenient area you will be proud
home; twin-Size bedrms., :, baths.
; hreplaceS. fully equipped Hotpoint
kitchen, full basement, center hall
plan. BY appt., GRAHAM g. CO..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04
LANGLEY -PARK-s14. SOD

! Modern brick rambler. large liy.
rm. with firepl.. spacious bedrms,
bsmt.. near transp. FILA or CT terms
] HIGH T PECK HE. 4-64nn
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NEWCOMER TO WASHINGTON?--
Write or call for free color maps
Of METROPOLITAN Washington No
obligation JESSE JOHNSON. INC,
$3.50 Columbia pike. Arlington,
Va, ia S-40lO.
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RIGGS PARK

$3.50 DOWN-EAsY MO. PYMTS
Sparkling semidet. brick home
with full tiled bsmt.. 3 bedrms end
bath on Ind. floor. LiV. rm.. dining
rm kit and powder rm. on Ist
floor fenced yard. Excellent CT Al
loan may be assumed. Call Mr.. Ben
nett. MA, S-00Os Ewes. DE. 2-2Ssz
The Gallery of Homes
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04

BETHESDA tBannockburn).- So 1T
rambler. brick and stone. Lac.
Enelish-type kit, liv. rm.. dining
area, Ice. bedrms. den, lN
paths. many interesting features
IN this attrac. home, on 34-acre
high wooded ground; Keniwood
PARK area, S3l 300 BILLINGSLEY
REALTY. EN-, 2-2326; ewes, OIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04
THE NEW O'CoNNELL CATHOLIC

WESTOYER-Ry owner: 2-bedrm
brick Colonial; enclosed rear pch.
. 5lks. to schools stores. and
transp Gil appraised at Sl3 $50
kE S-hIQ1 OF KE H-SS44
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04
AVONDALE

Radiant brick Colonial with
slate roof. new-home cond
3 bedrms., . baths. fire.
place in lEe. liv. rm,, sep.
din. rnl., den, porch plus
bsmt, ant: on huge corner
lot. Value packed at SIS
$50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04
COUNTRY ESTATE with
ADELPHI

PICTURESQUE setting amid
shade trees, walking distance
to University OF Maryland;
lovely brick rambler. only
] year old: 3 beorms.. bsmt.,
carport and ll2xI19 level
lot. Price sliced TO SlS,550.
GI, FILA or conventional
terms.
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coLoRED-?esO BRENTWOOD RID
EaJd-'I1 Utl.' COZ. J-oJOTV, 3 rms
baths fun bSmt oil h.-w.h..
patio. lear gar. co 5-S@93.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

LOUIS RIDDEN TU. a9soso
NE COLORFD-NEAR Sears, Roe.
oucS-2-bedrm. house. modern kit.
HOME AND INCOME - ants
separate entrances Tenants pay
own heat and utilities. Full base
ment Sl295 on terms. For an.
pointment, call Miss Zaker. FE
3-366g.
MARSHALL ]. WAPLE co.
1929 18th St. NV. AID. 4-2005
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HOUSES FoR sAlE--N.t-

SAT- on RENT - BEDROOMS
, BAThe frisnsd tatfmsut fscft.
ati1r rcor fenced rafd 90 10WH
Payrsr' Cal afisf z m Tr 81
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BETHESDA, Near NH, the onlJ
split level among varied type homes
3 bedrms.. 2i2 baths, rec. rm., gor.
eeous kit. garage, level corner lot
all in perfect cond are Just a few
Of the attractions Owner trans.
ferred and must sell Priced middle
COS Call OIL. $1,000 or EN- 2-s20f
tonight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04

St9,95O, OR WHAT'LL YOU GIVE
for this R-year-young, solid brick.
4-bedroom, 2-bath home. Just IS
min to Pentagon. Huge living
room, terrific kit. fun basement
with PLASTERED recr room and
entrance 70 beautiful 240-ft. garden
BEST EUY. CALL IA. 7-0pg0,
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC
9222 ". Glebe of Lee hwy. Open
"a
OWNER ANXIOUS TO LEAVE and
will take 5000 down on this 3
bedrm. nome. conveniently located
in Fails Church; city utils close
10 BUS Priced At only Si@,50n.
Financing incl ize ist trust that
can he assumed ARFAX REALTY.
JE $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04
CHEVY CHAsE

Briet rambler bloek % western
ave 3 bedrmt 9 batht ~ ~ cln
m sYlitsin s.isf. ,.eecse ,s p.
\, JoNB8 NC,
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HOUSES Fo sALE ~ lcOnt HOUSES for SALE LA tcon Hc

AvONDALE AREA-New house cond
63o Crittenden ST Oct. brick. CEN
ter-hall plan. Il lge rms, 2l2 baths,
screened pch. bs.nt-, rec. rm., Oct.
carpet, many extras Conv to
priory, tranSp., etc. Ii. 6-7n43;
ewes. LA 6-6562. WILLOUGHBY
REAL ESTATE co.
.GALLATIN ST. NE, 639-Four
blks. NV new Providence Hospital,
attrac 5rm semidet.. 2-story brick
Full bsmt., fenced ward. faces Gov
eminent grounds bus fare.
SIEuART BROS, INC.
DI. 7-243A III 7-y6as
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$ei,5OO-Just 8 blocks from wonder.
ful shopping and on beautiful
court with Just one other home
In a lovely setting featuring grand
piano-size living room, lge sepa-
rate dining room. twin-size bed
rooms, two baths, custom den, full
bsmt., detached garaee and Anchor
fenced yard with trees. GI or other
easy financing. BY appt. OR AHAM
& CO. JU 5-655n. Q TIL q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04

BETHESDA, split level. S2s .95O-i-
yr.-old Split-level home in excellent
condition. Spacious. modern kit,
din. I'm. and liv. nm. Step-up to 3
bedrms. and 2 baths. Step down to
beautifully finished rec. rm. There
IS a patio, 2-car gar. and many
otner extras. See this marvellous
value Call OIL 2-4S34 tonight
DISTRICT MARYLAND REALTY,
EM DSoOR
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04

custom built brick rambler on !
acres near Fair!and; hundreds OF
hne shrubs and small trees. Cen
ter-hall plan: 3 bedrms.. baths
sep. din. rm.. table space kitchen
plus lst-floor laundry: bsmt: 2-cal
garage Dashboard hot-water heat
Reduced for quick sale: $50 $50
A. J. KFSSINGER g. co. JU. 8.
HONEY BUNGALOW, FOR Slo.2OC
in downtown sill. Spg.: in WALKING
dist. to shops, school. bus. p. D
and all activities: rooms anC
bath, fun bSmt. and attic you car
finish of Should sell this week
end at this price. RIPLEY 4
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NORTHUMBERLAND 2-bedrm
all-brick home. within Ia block,
OF shopping and transp.; liV rm
onto large, paneled den beautiful
yard with lovely trees CT or FLA
contracts accepted. Call METZ
LER. ia. 5-7575 till 9 pm
S?2,55O CT bedrms., . baths, brk
home tbedrm., bath Oh lsti
LOADED WITH EXTRAS, Separate
dining rm., de luxe kitchen ser
porch. recreFtion rm with fire.
place. garage in full basement.
Lovely level wooded lot. In top N
co. INC. 2160 N. Glebe I'd. ia
5-0701.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04

You vii! have TO see This home to
believe IT, Perfect cond. and loaded
with ex.raS Center-hall Colonial
with lse. den and powder rm. on LIST
H.. bedrms. ana bath plus dormi-
tory rm. upstairs; gorgeous rec. rm.
with nirrored bar big patio and
outdoor firepl.; beaut. fenced lot
tSUx@ FRANK S. PHILLIPS
OIL H-1OO6. ewes KE ~I2Sn
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BEEN LOOKING FOR SOMETHING

MODERN. new. 6-room ranch-type
BUNGALOW, 2-acre lot, quiet country
retirement home. Quick sale BY
MO 3-S434 after nm. g.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04

BEST BUY OF THE DAY-Reducet
to sl5.950, this 3-hedrm, N. Arl
Colonial offers 2l-ft liv. rm
w/firepl., LARGE FAMILY SIZEr
DINING ROOM. kit with excel
breakfast space: 2 Of the 3 bed.
rms. are unusually large: white
picket fence surrounds the lovely
tree-studded lot. THIS ONE is
HOT Call METZLER, ia. s.
1878 till q pm.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
PREPARE
CARROLL KNOLLS

let it so for less than the appraisal
This lovely 3-bedroom all-brick
rambler with separate dining room
and brick fireplace In living room
full basement with exit: Handicapped
lot, All this with additional features,
lust S16.430.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04

BRICK HOME with income: . bed
rooms. den, spacious living room,
kitchen. 7. s., LIST floor Lovely =
bedroom apt End Fl. Rented $50.
immaculate cond. ROBERT L.
LOWERY, JU. $4,000; ewes, ia.
n-01R3
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.ooK AROUND AND THEN SEE

LUHh 4hUI M AND hEN ~ 81
horhood, 4 blks. to Hecht's Park.
ington, near all schools. churches
flrst bus zone-LarRe 6-rrn. sole
brick Colonial with screened porch
enclosed by shrubs, 3 hedrmS. din.
ing room. stair carpeting. fireplace
In living room. fully equipped
kitchen with dinette space, full
basement completely finished rec
Laundromat, etc, newly decorated
throuehout: large lot. trees. shrubs
S19.250. 1906 N. 9TH st. Call IA
T-5045.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04

HIGH SCHOOL will be within walk
ing distance to this like-new, ele-
giant 3-bedrm CO rms. in ALI, =
bath brick home, on ranched.
fenced lot, in heart Of Arl Fin
ished rec. rm, porch; dishwasher,
disposal, storm windows, washer.
air conditioners, all included. GI
approved. Hurry on this one JE
3-2O93, am.-l0 pm. A. JOHN
CHAPMAN &, SON, Realtors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04

different? New Split-leyel. center
hall with liv. rm. on rear with
view. family din. rm. steps
up to 3 twin size bedrm and .
baths, steps down to 35-ft. day
light rec. rm. with view and fire.
nj. 3rd bath and 4th bedrm pos
sibility; carpOrt Priced in middle
twenties in this most popular &C
claimed area Phone 9 am.-l0
pm JE. 3-20g3 A. JOHN CHAP
MAN Z. GnN Raa1tprs
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;EW. BRICK SPLIT LEVEL.

NtW' bHIIh oFLII LENEL' II
choice N Arl location---3 hedrms !,
"a baths. sep. din. rm.. dream
fun aboVe-eround rec .rm. level
Plus fun bSmt. level. A top buy at
S22 $50 FLA approved. For fur
Their details, call THE DARBY CO.,
ia. 5-q3p3. Once open q til q
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MOTHER IN. Law will love her pri-
vate quarters in this gorgeous s.
bedroom rambler located very close
in. 1t features a wonderful kitchen
beautiful rec room. = firepiaces,
wsll-to-wall carpeting, ventilating
system, trees, loads OF closets and
built-ins Center-hall plan and sec
ond kitchen; S31, $50. GRAHAM g.
CO.. JU. 5-6550. ? till o.
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BETHESDA RAMBLER DE LUKE :

bL HEsDH hAWbLEK DE LUXE -
Seldom will you see a home anc
grounds in such beautiful condition
Cenier-hall plan, large stepdowr
llY. rm. with fireplace and adjoinins
screened porch Spac din. rm
tamlly-Size kit. with all the latest
appliances 3 nice bedrms. and .
baths finished basement, garage
S21.500 with excellent financing
FRANK S, PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-1OO6
ewes, KE 7-l3SO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04

Each apartment has = yery large
rooms. kitchen and bath, screened
porches, separate heating plants.
redecorated. floors refinished: very
modern home in a convenient
section Ct Trinidad Price only
81 800 Ewes, TIE. 6-116S. L +
GRAVhTTE Realto., VA S-O15!i.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04

WHY? WHY? WHY? proionp
an opp such as this is laid in
your lap; in exclusive N. Arl
neighborhood; magnificent brick
home, large liv. rm. with firepl
formal din. rm.. music rm., der
Or bedrm with bath. kit is lareI
and modern. 8 lovely big bedrms
ana md bath. finished rec. rm
with firepl. Only $500 down
plus stores grade and jr. high
ahead for the alert purchaser
Call q am 10 pm JE 3-10g3
JOHN CHAPMAN & SON, Real
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04

BETHESDA--3-bedroom, o-bath brick
rambler, separate dining area; all
electric Kitchen. Priced below VA
appraisal al So $50. Excellent
n2ancing available for non-vet-
Gran kORzENDORFER, OIL. 4-S1II,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04

GARDENERS sPECIAL-IOO BY
$50 #. with fruit trees and rich
garden space; bedrooms; attrac-
tive home with extras galore: only
Sil.550 on your terms PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP. 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-10-04

{ y IL WUVDKIUUE, m. IItf
and Crittenden --Semidet brick
. rms. front and back cemen,
poFches; rec. rm tastefully dec
beaut Handicapped CT or conven
tional Only S14.950. Call II