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Uneosiness Over Forn1osu

bidding for West Germany and
had it been able to take 1t
over the position Of the free
world would have been even
more precarious than it Is
now.
The destruction of the
American Embassy and the
defacing Of the American flag
by a mob in Taipei have
played into the hands Of the
Communists. The real authors
of those demonstrations knew
well what would happen. They
evaluated correctly the under.
standable emotional uproar in
the United States which they
expected to lead to a severe
deterioration of American.
Chinese relations. At the same
time they gave the Communists
on the mainland a golden
opportunity to develop further
their propaganda for a peace.
full and friendly reunion be.
tween Formosa and the
"motherland."
The question which worries
those responsible for American
security in the Far East is
whether we are to fall into
the trap laid for us. viii It
serve our best interests to
cut down our military and
economic assistance to the
Nationalist because Of the
violence Of a mob which was
melted by those who are inim-
ical not only to Chang but
also to the United States and
are serving the Communist
designs? We should not for.
get, say these sources, that
we do not help the govern.
ment and people Of Formosa
because I'VE love them" The
help is extended because, ac-
cording to the highest mill.
tary personages In this coun-
try. ''Formosa in unfriendly
hands would become a serious
threat to the security Of this
country" This is the consid-
cred opinion not only Of the
present Joint Chiefs Of Staf
but also Of those who served
In that capacity in the Tru-
man administration.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
Interests Antagonist to Budget Called
Ironic in View of Alleged Privileges

cent depletion allowance for
the oil industry which a hand
full Of Senators tried to get
scaled down, as they try every
year, but were thwarted by the
Democratic and Republican
leadership who wouldn't even
permit a record vote.
Until Secretary Of Treasury
Humphrey, every head Of
the Treasury Department for
20 years had recommended
a reduction Of this fat tax de-
duction which the late Senator
Robert A. Taft of Ohio. hardly
a radical. said during the
course Of Senate debate a few
years ago lis 10 q large extent
a gift a special privilege
beyond what anyone else can
get" The Ohio Senator did
have q way OF getting to the
heart Of the matter. When
Secretary Humphrey took
Office he announced he would
study this tax device. He is
still studying It.
Another form Of Govern
ment bounty is beginning to
creep into the news and soon
we are going to hear more
about 1t.
Industries. including utilities,
are being offered all sorts Of
special inducements by Ad-
miral Lewis Strauss, chairman
Of the Atomic Energy Com
mission, to induce them to get
into construction Of atomic
reactors for production OF
power. They have not come
running, however, but are
holding back, as happened at
the beginning Of the Second
World War when industry
held out for all sorts Of con-
cessions before converting to
war industry. including the
quick tax write-oh and very
favorable renegotiation terms.
Because we are tagging be-
hind Russia and Great Britain
in peacetime development Of
atomic power, Senator Albert
Gore. Democrat Of Tennessee,
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Fear Seen That in Emotional Upsurge
u. S. Will Forfeit Vital Defense Link
CONSTANTINE BROWN

promising to oppose with
American might any attempt
on the part Of Peiping to take
over the islands. No emotion
alism was involved in this
matter. According to our mill
tary leaders, Formosa is the
key position in our Pacific
defense. Together with Oki-
nawa, the Republic of Korea
and the Philippines it forms
the first bastion against an
eventual C. m m unist on
slaught in the Pacific.
II Formosa were to fall into
unfriendly hands, 1t has been
stated repeatedly at Congress
sional hearings over the last
seven years, our Pacific de-
Tense positions will have to
be pushed back to Hawaii.
Thus the economic and mill
tary help we have afforded
the Nationalist government
was not prompted by love or
sympathy but by reasons of
national interest.
Foreign relations are not and
should not be conducted by
emotionalism. We helped
Japan get back on its feet
and become once more one Of
the foremost industrial ma
tons of the world despite the
strong memory of the Bataan
march and the cruelties Of
the Japanese toward our men
during the last war. This was
done because in the opinion
OF our policy makers it was
essential to erect an addi-
tional barrier to Red imperial
ism.
In the same realistic man.
ner we have helped bring
about unprecedented economic
prosperity in Germany. Yet
only two years before we
started pouring billions into
Germany any American who
had suggested extending q
helping hand would have been
branded q traitor. It was a
wise policy. The USSR was
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DAVID LAWRENCE

The skeptical and the cred
ulous can read today the Of
fetal communique issued after
President Eisenhower's con-
ference with Chancellor AIDE
nauer, and both sets of observ-
ers can still wonder whether
reunification Of Germany will
be realized after an initial"
agreement with the Soviet
Union on disarmament.
Obviously the German
Chancellor came here worried.
Would the American Govern
ment throw away its trump
card-nuclear defense Of Eu-
rope-without getting so much
as an agreement that would
enable East and West Ger
many to be combined under a
single government Of freedom?
President Eisenhower endeav-
ored in his public communique.
and so did Secretary Of State
Dulles in his personal confer
ences, to assure the German
Chancellor that America did
not intend to abandon West
Germany or forget its aspira-
ton for unity with East Ger
many.
But America wants to get on
with the disarmament negoti.
atoms in order to assure the
whole world that the United
States presents no obstacle to
the realization Of the desire
Of mankind for an avoidance
Of nuclear war.
The United States has had
indications that the men in
the Kremlin want to reach an
agreement on some phases Of
disarmament. The Western
powers, however, have felt they
could not be in the position
of blocking even q modicum
Of progress. The position Of
the American Government
here Is that risks must be
incurred in the initial stages
but that no step need be taken
which can jeopardize the safe
ty or the defensive strength
of the West.
To accomplish both objec-
tives-that is. to forward the
cause Of disarmament and at
the same time not to preju-
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One Of the ironies Of Pres
ident Eisenhower's fight for his
own budget is the antagonism
from powerful business in
terests which have occupied
such a privileged position with
his administration.
The contrast Is vivid Just
now because current develop
ments in the executive branch
and in Congress are showing
special favors to big business
and industry while. Spokesman
Of the latter are Grating from
the public platform, drafting
resolutions and writing letters
complaining bitterly about the
Presidents budget.
About one type Of special
favor we have been hearing a
great outcry in the last few
days, thanks to q senatorial
investigation and Senate
speeches. This is the fast
amortization through five-
year tax write-ohs Of deprecia-
ton which is enjoyed by all
sorts Of industries through adj
ministration of a law that was
intended only as a war meas
ure to speed UP industrial ex-
pansion for the Second World
War and which was revived
for the Korean War. now long
over. This is a tax abatement
that amounts to an Interest,"
free loan from the Govern
n1ent.
Senator Harry F. Byrd,
chairman Of the Senate FL
nance Committee, is planning
to stop this special tax
privilege which, as Secretary
Of Treasury Humphrey pointed
out the other day, Is one Of
the things that postpones tax
reductions for the rest Of us.
Another special tax privilege
which prevents tax reduction
for the rest Of US also has
been recalled to us again re-
Gently. This Is the 27la per
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-29
Communique Viewed as Defining Stand
On Adenouer Detectives, Disarmament

dice the position of Chancellor
Adenauer, who has an election
coming up soon-the WASH
ington conference has come
to q fruitful result. A four
power conference on reuni-
fication Of Germany will be
held after the initial" phase
Of the disarmament discus
sions has been completed. A
public pledge is thus given
which is notice to the Soviet
Union that. If its rulers are
merely looking for a breathing
spell"-so as to concentrate
on domestic affairs-and wish
to ignore German reuniflca-
ton, the American Govern
ment will not let Moscow for
get the issue.
Word has come from au-
thor1tative sources that the
Soviet rulers will never nego-
tiate on reunification Of Ger
many. But this may not be
entirely within their own dis
erection. They have the peoples
behind the iron curtain to
reckon with every day. The
United States and the Western
powers are not going to be
fooled by any disarmament
game. Mere reduction in the
size or quantity Of weapons
does not remove the basic
causes Of war nor does 1t re-
lieve tension except tempo
rarily.
The official communique
makes the point that the real
ization Of conditions of peace
and freedom depends upon
the removal Of the causes Of
tension existing between the
Soviet Union and the free
world" and that this tension
sis mainly attributable to the
acts and policies Of the So
Wet Union. among them the
deprivation Of other peoples
Of their freedom"
Noting the brutal Soviet
Intervention in Hungary" the
President and Chancellor Ade-
nauer said that the 'contin-
ued suppression Of the rights
Of the Hungarian people makes
it dificult for other nations to
accept as genuine the pro-
fessed Soviet desires for peace
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BLADENSBURG AREA--Beautifui
3-bedrm. brick rambler; cow. lo-
cation. Available Oct ] for in
Definite period. HUDSON REAL
ESTATE CO.. UN. 4.i5ib or AP.
1891.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

VlERs MILL-cozy eottage: LIST A.,
: rms, bath tmod, kitD. glassed
poren. rec. .rm., Jplns extra rm.:
gas ht.; eneL yard: SIe5 mo. viii
sell. no cash On, ike rent 10 resp.
party. OWNER. RA. 6-0321.
BETHEsDA--3 bedrms,. Iis baths,
linens. lit. equipped; l-yr. lease:
lb5 mo. Avail. Oct. I. OIL
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OFF UPPER i6lh-Det. masonry:
enel. I'd 4 bedrms.. bath (2 rms.
3rd mr.. }, pwd. rni., new kit; house
newly dec; s225 mo. OWNEa.
RA. 6-632i.
ARL, N.-Beautifuiiy furnished 3.
bedroom house. ia baths. near
trans: Available Oct: Ss35. HOL-
LEY REALTY. $500 Lee highway,
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COLLEGE PIX 80 min. dntn.. mr..
CAPE Cod on i:-sefs wooded I III:
~. rm.,, din; rms klt. and scr,
hath. end mr.. bsint.. rec, rm and
layi at. gar.i avail SEPT, ~, ~
SIP ne; a; q HoUoHToN q
i..Sos Week 'ndI fna ewes" OIL.
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

EXPERT MOVERS. D. C.. Nd. Va.
low rates: ms; free wardrobe sefV.
~ hrs. SIP 3-0660. LU I-9bOO.
MOVING ACROSS the STREET a
across the country: safe storage
~ separate rooms. exDert packing
Phone NO 7-0104 UNION eTOR.
ACE CO INC Established 1905
MOVING AA.I-0 rms. furn. a,
,ow Is SO; niEht or DAY moving
LIGHT HAULING, local moving:
heaches q speciality B u MORRIs
10 2-Il50 or II 6-2Ss9
MOVING AND HAULING, day or
nlEnt. reag rates, DU 5-00s1
Do z-s055. J q Z. MoyTNo co.
CuEsTER MOyERs-Locai and
long dist. mod. warehouse, stoF-
aee: reas. To. e-055H. IA. a.0iis.
HARRIS MOVERS : Insured van
service; experienced white men
- hour. 10 7-a34l, 10. 7.95gs.
LOCAL MOVING, light hauling
any time: very low rates. PREF
estimate. MACK'S TRANSFER. Ii
---0noz.
EDELAlAN MOVING AND STORAGE
VIII accept surplus furniture ~
part payment on your moving
storage; reas. rates. ia. 0-sa37
-
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NE. OR NV. upper--Gentleunan
desires l-bedrm unfurn. ant. Nov.
/ must be quiet and modern. Call
any time, La. 6-20b3.
uNFuRN or 2 bedrm.; Glover
Mr., TURNER. Non. HU. 3-7S5s.
ELDERLY LADY WANTS i-bedrm.
anti near Catholic church; about
$o6 mo. La. 6-i6O6.
MALE. 80; non-smoker: wants small
epattment; parking for ear: IA
Arllngton. Box 440-J. star.
MATURE WOMAN with references
wishes TO sublet 1-bedrm.. furn.
apt, for 6-e mos. IA Cleveland
Park area. Box 344-R. Star,
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APARTMENTS WAITED

!. D. sMTTHY Co. aT. a.aan
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OTHER LIsTINos

THE MENDOZA. ego
goth 81, NV. LIST q, liv. rm.,
den. ideal for large famiiv
Or doctors residence and
HAMPSHIRE GARDENS,
235 Emerson st. NV, md
q garden apt, with ilv. rm.,
din. rm., mod. kit. bed
rnn,. l hath IN excellent
cond ONLY $4,000 with
$4,000 cash.
THE AvoNpALE. 1884
? 81. NV, ia blks, east Of
Dupont cir. / and 2-bedrm.
priced for quick sale.
CONN. AVE. VIC, 34ii
18th 81. NV, Very desirable
neighborhoOd. / bedrm,, 2nd
a. $1,000. Terms.
Many other equally deslr-
able purchase oppoftunities
exclusive iistInss q this
once.
For details and Tor appt,
10 inspect any Of them, cell
MAJOR CARNEY lWO. O.
6623) or Mr.. OWENS I'M.
J-67l6) with
FLYNN CC
-o-op. Apt, Authority since 1872
lashington Bldg. Ma. b-obI
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FOR SALE = Consignment shop.
Antiques. clothing. furn. Excel
oppor. for indiv. or CPL, young or
old. Can I've on prem. Good loo
n tast-growlng commun Cell bet.
o-e Pm. OF. 4-0602. "a. $500.
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THE BRoADMooR
1901 Conn. Ave. NV.

WashinRton's freely ae-
knowledged outstanding CO.
on. with gafage. maid serv-
ice BY the hr., secretarial
ser, elev.. air.cond. din. rm.
serving excellent food at
reas0nable prices and SPEC
eiali1ing IN room service,
beauty salon and valet shop.
TWO charming l-bedrnn,
apts.; 2 bedrms. with .
baths and 2 bedrms. with
2 baths are presently avail
able 70 approved purchasers.
$4,000 10 S4b. 200. Ask for
hsF1o122BMo0osA ~. at
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COOP ApTs. FOR SALE
lcoNIlNufpl
TILDEN GARDENS

1901 WYOMING AVE. NV.
STUDIO APT bedrm., L.
SNAPPED. liv.. rm., fireplace. full din.
IN. eir-cong. units: $500;
only $1,000 cash.
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cO.Op APIS. FOR SALE

s, ARLINGTON--2-bedrm. apt. 3rc
a.. on street park: storage anc
laundry. faeils.: on husline. Cal
IA. $500.
GREENDELT, MD.-S0OO cash. So
mo-. list floor, ] hedrm., fenced
yard: y controlled community
OR. 4-a104.
vi tGINlA--SeVeral desirable apis,
IN nearby Va, on. bus line, and
? bedrms,, for information call
CuLMORE REALTY Co. u
1850.
PRICED TO SELL, S7.60O-oWneF
MOVING out Of town. Foyer, liv.
rm., 2 bedrms.. bath, kit. -dinette,
Fufnishinss may Be purchased
reasonably; located In we'll
maraged BLDG: walk-up fights
Of stairs, Between Columbia I'd
and Conn. ave. nlysS in z re. rsline 2.
s ,sS., Il, EIsiEh 10 A.a :, A sS,S
,..sdinst A % smpi. 'ss Closet os ana
Storees space Most sttractively
furnished. Monthly maintenance
S2b. Owner may rent furnished,
500 mo, Leaving city LIST OF
Oct Call Mr. Houghton for In
apection A. c, HOuoHTON 4
SON, INC, Realtors. 14la II 81,
NV, Dl, 7-e067.
CORNER { AND 2 BEDRM. APIS.
Compl. furnished. low down paw
ment 70 reliable party; cow, 10
everything May rent with option
. buy. Mrs. Townsley. 10.
2-974a. LYMAN c. DELE a
27O5 ADAMS Null RD. NV
bedfm-. air eond., modcrnized
Laundry and STORAGE facilities.
$500, terms. OWNER. DB.
e-66f6.
Va bedrms.. pvt. I'd, Price,
$3.50, No. nayments Of $3.50
incl. Di.ti.. AtL UTILITIES: out
side maint. FsTsns arranged for
nm also avail. s1.Is REAL
ESTATE. IA e-a000
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HOUSES UMFuRMIsHEn

BETWEEN CHAIN BRIDGE and
yrs, old. brk. and REDWOOD s On
high rollins. beaut. landscaped
IA acres. ccmpl. privacy, piano.
ramic view: Ice. II" living area.
picture window, irepi.: tub-in-
closed closed bath; fun bsmt.:: ali elec.
eonVen. dishwasher to Duilt-in
ar cond. n bedrm:; patio and
npilt-in grill outside Workshop.
area WITH NO s franc ~ hes SdhOsSSssD te
work; close to all conveniences;
$l1O mo. IA. 4-O482 or JE.
S-1VyU.
SPRINGFIELD. vA.--5 bedrms.. den
q 4th bedrm.. 2 baths. firepl.,
elees kit. earport; SI35 mo. III.
4-O0o1.
SLIGO MILL RID. NE, eI34-o
pedrms. bath, rec. rm.: excel.
conc: S1l3 per mo. To inspect
cal AMERICAN SECURITY q
TRUST CO.. ST. $4,000.
1891 Fl. DUPONT RD. SEA
benrms.. front and rear fenced
yds.; excel: cond. all cows: 500
500. RE. $4,000. 'V
2tII MINI. AVE. s.E.-3 6edrms !,
newly dec, Ia baths. 2 scr.
"a PVT. parkIngi ct schools. shop
plng. bus: $1l6.S125. RE. $4,000.
1871 9Th ST. s.E.-3-bedrm.. COM
pletely redec, home; gas heat;
avail. Sept. rs. $S5. EN-. 10000.
8 BEDROOMS, FULL RASFMFNT
large lot, equipped kitchen; SI25
Per month. With or without OPP
| ton to buy. 907 Grove a Weils
Church. We. CAN ". $500. ~
1901 DICKENS AVE. Beth. Nd
bet. cor. 8 rms. bath: gas a'-c.
J. LEE DONNELLY e SONS, Real.
tors. Ma. S-3310: ewes, WO.
6-2302.
ARL. BLVD. AREA-4 bedrms. Ice.
fenced I'd, washer. drier. dish
washer. etc. $3.50. JE. 4-65es
FOGGY BOTTOM. 20O4IS L st. NV.
80 rms. and bath, rear patio;
Sc. sUBURBAN-2-st story brick: 4
rms, fireplace. full bsmt., screened
porch; garage; lge. yd,. with trees;
sSn9pping center blk; schools;
ARL.. N.--3-bedrm. hrk; fenced
70: screened porch: near transp !,
seneois' shopping; S12b mo. "a.
1-ll40.
ARL., n. exclu. Ashton Hts.. not
reg: rent prop..-Excep. lge., new
y Gee. 3-level brk, LONE; . baths,
? huge bedrms. formal din. nm,
etc. Dc. luxe throughout: desigfied
Tor entertaining; close IN; bus.
pentseon. dntn. Adults oniy.' IA
eeealsrs For further info. call
AeL; N.--4-bedrm. masonry Cane
Cod; 2 full baths. equip. kit mi
bsnt., gas heat. Newly decor Va
cant, 500 mo. Call j. II. BFNOIT
Realtor, KE. s-ti877.
SPRINGFIELD, va bedrooms.
OF heat Ice scr. porch, 90 a.:
min. Pent.; S65 mo. Oh.
0-1la6.
GLAssAlANOR--Avaii. Oct. i: 2
beorms. and bsmt.: 1-fare bue "a
city In 'front.' Of door: fenced ward.
Air-cOnd.. elec. kit, biz. from
Eastover, alto. etc. For appt. an
WO. 6-Oz40 after pm. week
cLosE-IN ARLINGTON
g-bedrm., hath buunalow. enuinnad
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coLoRED--MT. PLEASANT
Large row brick Of 8 rooms; 2
Iencl. heated porches: batt: built-in
garage. Rent. $50.
PHILLIPS n FULLER. INC.
ST $4,000 1919 18th St. NV.
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THE ONTARIO
1883 ontario Rd. NV.

Unusually gracious 2-bed-
rm. apt. home in an elevator
and switchboard, nreDroof
bldg that & built Ike the
Rock Of Gibraltar. =" AIR
COND. AVAIL. Charming
liv. Tm.. lee. foyer. sep. din,
rm.. pantry and beautiful
mod. kit. Private cir. drive
way and ample oh-street
parking. Balcony. Ask for
MRS. FLYNN in Apt. 210.
only S14.nnn.
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25lO MASS. AVE. NV.
On Embassy Row

5th a.. front apt. home
with I bedrm.. lge. square
liy- rmr Ice. bedrm. with
and oath. Walk-in closet in
foyer and double walk-in
closet on bedrm. ONLY si2.-
300 Terms, Ask for Mr..
OWENS In Ant. sol.
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FLYNN Co-oPs.
OPEN . TIL sToDAY

3 bedrms., 2 baths. sep. din /.
nm, truly dream kit"
with GARBAGE disposal, dish
washer and automatic wash
er and dryer. Ice. foyer,
liv. rn1.. and porch across 2
bedrooms with panoramic
view OF washington. Mag
niiicent elevator and sW..ch-
board bldg. Ask for NR.
eBIDLER N Apt. 704. CENT.
wall-earpet. Mt. Pleasant
street car at door.
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congress Heights Area
IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY

$40 Forester st. s.e.--:I-bedrm.
brk; home. ! y baths, dishWasher
and disp.; fenced yard; Siib.
b07b Dunlop st.. Oxon Run Hills
-Compl redec.; 3 bedrms., lee.
~. rrms;a Ia baths; bsmt. with tile
SEQ Raleirh st. s.e.--s bedrms ,
SCI; porehes: full bsmt.; redee.
fsbt Southern ave. s.e.--s bed
rms, liv I'm, din, rm.. kit, bath:
5smt. with tile A.; eompl. redee.
ia Forester st. s.w.-e. bed.
rms, liv. rm., din. rm., kit, bath:
full bsmt: fenced yard. 500.
GEORGE II JONES REALTY. INC.
3l1a Nichols Ave. Sc. 10. 10000
HOME VALUES
FALKLAND ACRES. VA..--iik-
acre wooded lot. = bedrms., living
rm. with fireplace, dining rm., lee
kit, full bsmt., bullt-in garage; will
decorate to suit tenant; Sl2b.
s21 SOUTH ORME ST. lArL)-
Six rms. and bath, full bsmt.: 500.
727 ATLANTIC AVE S.E.-Six
rms and bath. full bsmt. Sos.
$50 9TH ST. N.W.-Six rms.
enel porch, full bsmt.; 500.
r. A. HUMPHREYS & SONS
2 Mass, ave. Realtors. Ma. $1,000
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THE NEW PARKsrDE
1909 Summit Place NV.

AIR COND.. I-bedrm. apt.
home that needs no redeeo-
ration. Lovely small home in
ikyjxs slssi n E siS6o 1sSlr
900 less than actual cost
10 yrs. agol with $500
eesh Maint. only 5000
for Mr.. RICE in Apt. 4O4.
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THE WESTCHESTER
Mrs. chauneey murray

RANDALL H. HAoNER q CO. NC
CALL MONDAY. DE. $4,000
1901 WYOMING AVE. NV
Front corner apt. Of rms, kit.
bath with . nFeplaces. Air cond
For eppt. 70 inspect, call Mr.. Mauk,
no. 2-93le,
Attractive i-bedrm. apt. IN pop
ular -arden-type bldg. on upper
spts h cow close.in INV ioea a.
lions. Prices range from S5.00n 70
$4,000. cau Miss CANDY, En-.
s-5a3s
J. Buxton Aiken, EN-. 1884
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THE NORTHUMBERLAND
2030 New Hamp. Ave. NV

WFIcIE NcY. partially
s sSsp': .%sbbd - BIDS q y ToT TAI.
ms .n NoRsvINo in Apt.
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a5s6 o.. Ave. Rm. Z. 10. s-B7oo
MEERRYFIE.D. va, FAIRFAX County
% acres; 3 bedrms., lfv. Tm.. din.
I'M. bsmt.. I y baths: 2 deep
dishvasher: school bus. S165 mo.
CLARENDON, N. 18Th ST.
Lovely duplex. front porch. liv. fm..
ON. rm.. kit., ? bedrms.. fioored
attic; completely redecorated. Sis
HOME RUN ACRES-Brick split
level home. 3 bedrms !, Nv. rm., kit,
ON. area rec. rm., Ia baths:
oeaut. lot. big trees.
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M AAA OnAAANEN0
S6.0Q3 up 70 $4,000 IN for
70 3-eedrm. apt. Choice Of 1e ants
IN the 730-unit garden-type de-
velopment: beautifully landscaped
conveniently located. An apis. have
huge liv. rms and din. rms; launa
dry and storage facilities. ~ In
tefest on unpaid balance For de-
tails. eall JOHN L. SHELTON.
Realtor. 20. "-sO0n.
THE WESTCHESTER
Corner, stsn-down llv. rm.. din.
balcony. 2 6edTms., I bath. kit
case incl; S24.500.
Entr. hall iiv. .rm.. soIarium.
sman din nm, kit. 2 bedrms.. I
bath; $4,000.
? bedrms, I bath. solarium. Nv,
m. din rm., pantry, kit. s23.-
Efficiency. Just .edecorated. car.
pet included; $500.
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MD1INEDo MAN, txceI. DHckgrOunde
VIII invest services and $4,000
or more In well established busi-
ness. Or purchase from owner who
lily or shortly retire. Boz 22e-R,
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2ala AsHMEAp PL. NV.

OPEN SUN, 1-b
Town house. newly dec: 7 bed.
rms, baths, reception hall. din
rml kita ground-level bsmt. Suit
Ice. family. Blk. from Conn
ave. Immed. poss.
JAMES Z, DIXON a co.
~. 0-6i00. Exclusive. ST. $4,000
LAUREL. ND. o4e Nichols ave
800: 2-bedrm. bunGaloW. Avail
WALKER a DUNLOP. NC.
n co. b-0211
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Md. HOTELS sleeping rooms:
owners health forces sale. Fully
equipped: 2 dining rooms: 10
acres; Own gas well. Everything
goes. ACME REALTY CO. UN. A
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IMMED.-3 bedrms., Falls Church
bsmt.. $40: Mclean area. 3 bed.
rms. bsmt., Sl2e. Many others 10
S1BO. CALL s,LANtAIioN RIAL
TY. LE. A-27AA
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ALEX.. bUl 3. Nelson aVe.----Hedee
corner brk,; = bedrms., liv. rm.l
dinette. kitchen bath, pane!ee
rec; or , sra perm; oa ise' t ,d s,.n
70 Pentagon. 500 mo. VIII
2-65Nf