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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-27

Republicans believe. since
there is no presidential con-
test. In no districts now
represented by G. o. P. Con-
gressmen is Federal school aid
an issue. Republicans maintain.
Democrats hope to change
that situation and force the
issue wherever they believe it
might help the Democratic
cause.
THE breakdown of the roll
call Of both parties on this
SCHOOL bill is very interesting. I"
said House Majority Leader
Mccormack of Massachusetts,.
1T should be interesting to the
people Of the country"
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Jenner to Offer Bill
Curling High Court

2. Purposes, functions and
practices of agencies in the ex-
ecutive branch established
with the approval of Congress
to deal with problems Of sub
version" in Federal employ
ment.
3. All laws and executive reg
ulations established by the leg
islatures and executive agen-
cies of the several States to deal
with problems of subversion
within their borders"
4. Rules adopted by school
boards to deal with the prob
lem of subversion among
teachers"
S. Rules of State courts and
State boards of bar examiners
governing the admission of cit
liens to the practice of law.
Senator Jenner said he was
proposing this legislation be-
cause he believes the court is
Undermining efforts of the
peoples representatives at both
the national and State levels to
meet and master the Commu-
mist plot"
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mittee to guide the work Of the
expert groups.
Informants said the most
important report that has been
prepared for the steering COM
mittee deals with development
OF guided missiles. rockets and
other long-range weapons. The
West Germans are barred, under
allied agreements. from manu-
featuring guided missiles In
their own territory. along with
q tonic. meteorological and
chemical weapons. but there
appear TO be no restrictions on
their manufacturing certain
components Of long-range mis-
siles.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-27
Discovery Of Cause
Of Insanity Seen Near

LEXINGTON. KY, July 81
up. - Scientists investigating
experimental insanity" are on
the verge Of finding the basic
reason for mental disorder, an
expert in narcotics addiction
asserts.
DR.. Harris Isbell, director of
the addiction research center
at the United States Public
Health Service Hospital here,
said research with new and
old drugs has led to the rebirth
Of the toxic" theory of psy-
chiatry.
The research suggests there
is a material in the blood of
schizophrenics that will induce
a psychotic state in normal
persons. DR.. Isbell told a civic
club yesterday.
II this is true, he added.
scientists are near discovery of
the basic reason for mental dis
order.
Even If the discovery is not
made. he said. much will have
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-27

been learned because the drugs
permit safe study Of an induced
psychotic state, he said.
He said drugs that produce
toxic psychosis or temporary
insanity" long have been known
to primitive peoples in Siberia,
South America and the Carib-
bean.
Drugs such as mescalin, loco
weed" and mushroom COM
ponents have been used by the
natives to "feel outside their
bodies" "see God" and place
themselves in hypnotic states,
especially for religious expert
ences. 4.
New research with these
drugs and artificial drugs with
similar effects brought the re-
birth OF the toxic theory, DR..
Isbell said.
The theory holds that psy-
chooses such as schizophrenia
are q result Of chemical dis
order or imbalance in the body,
possibly an inherited condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-27
Resignation
Rate of Army
Officers Rises
BY the Associated Press

The Army's drive for leader
ship quality has received a set
back from the number Of mil
itary academy graduates who
are reSigning their commissions.
Unlike the Navy and the Air
Force, whose post graduate
designations are declining, the
Army produced figures yester-
day to show that 81 per cent of
the West Point class of 1852
who received Army commissions
have already resigned.
In the class SO, "a Army Of
ficers or 22.4 per cent have
turned in their commissions and
48 young officers Of the 1854
class, representing nearly IL per
cent. resigned Immediately after
they had served three years, the
minimum time permissible.
In contrast to the Army's rec
ord. the Air Force showed only
~ designations from its share
OF the West Point class of 1852.
four from 1853 and two from
the class Of 1854.
The Military. and Naval
Academies regularly supplied
officers for the Air Force prior
to establishment Of the new
Air Force Academy, which has
yet to graduate its FIRST class.
fluctuations published in the
current issue Of the Army.
Mayfair Force Journal re-
vealed a declining trend in res
ignations among Annapolis
graduates. Whereas So Officers,
representing more than is per
cent Of the 1882 class resigned.
only 40. or ga per cent, Of the
1858 class have turned in their
commissions.
Comparisons between the
West Point and Annapolis res
ienatioins for the 1854 class are
not yet possible. because the
Navy requires Annapolis grad
yates TO serve q minimum Of
four years barring proof Of
great physical or personal
hardship.
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and the chiefs to the reviewing
stand.
The commander Of the troops
will be Col. Mark F. Brennan.
commanding Officer Of the
First Battle Group, Sd Infantry
Regiment. which will provide
three companies. The Marine
Corps and Navy each will be
represented by a company and
the Air Force will have a
squadron marching in the
review.
The Marine Band will play a
concert before the review, while
the Navy Band will take part
IN the review,
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All Services Will Join
In Review for Rodford

An unusual farewell will be
accorded Admiral Arthur w.
Radford at Fort Myer at 4 pm
next Friday.
All the military services will
participate in a special retreat
review. Spokesman described
1t q rare" event as far as re-
treat parades in this area are
concerned.
Host for the occasion will be
the Joint Chiefs of Stan. of
which Admiral Radford is now
chairman. He completes his
second two-term August is.
Defense Secretary Wilson will
accompany Admiral Radford
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POTOMAC FEVER
KNEBEL'

Every other industry has aside in honor How
about national Don't Pick On Ike" week?
It's reported that when the House killed Ikes chool-ad
BILL the President overwhelmed with mixed emotions
Democrats happy again. They're fighting among them
selves civil rights like old pronstead of wasting their
time on these Republican amateurs
Modern farm story The fellow who worked hard
Kansas not growing wheat saved his and moved
Arizona where he got rich not growing cotton.
The Senate has quit debating the issue of who has the
least brains One of those tresome arguments where
body got begged down in welter of evidence.
No newspaperman changes ribbon his typewriter
without wondering where they get all the engineering students
The United States proposes world ban long-range
missiles We don't want the next to end quickly
won't have time to make plans to pick the check for
the loser.
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Woman Recovering
From Buthtub Ordeal

SAN FRANCISCO. July 81
(R.-Mrs. Betty Schardt was
reported gaining back her
strength today in French Hos
pital after her eight-day ordeal
of being trapped in a bathtub.
The 74-year-old widow was
found Thursday night after
neighbors. noticing a stack of
newspapers on her doorstep,
called police. She had fallen
paralyzed into the empty bath
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-27
Shah Muhmud
Visits President

Sardar Shah Mahmud. for
mer Prime Minister Of Afghan
istan. said he was much i'm
pressed by the "friendliness
and kindness" If President
Eisenhower during q visit to
the White House yesterday.
The Afghanistan leader, an
uncle Of King zahir and Of
Prime Minister naud Of his
country. q In the United States
OF an unofficial visit. He said
there was nothing cfiiclal about
his talk with the President.
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.Argenfines
Vote TomorroW

BUENOs AIRES. July ~ (F.
liveliest political
campaign in more than q dec
ade ended today with a ANAL
furry of denunciations and
victory predictions.
Tomorrow the nations voters
Will elect q constituent assem-
bly, to take up the Job of re-
writing the constitution of
1858. The provisional govern
ment of President Pedro Aram-
buru - which threw out the
Peron-written constitution Of
l949-says the asSembly's main
task will be to limit the exec
utive'S powers and specifically
to prevent the president from
running for reelection. That
would do away with a provision
that ouSted President Juan Pc
ron put in SO he could succeed
himself.
President Aram buru has
called for the constituent as.
sembly to meet September
and for general elections to be
held next February to choose q
constitutional government.
Peron. now living in exile
in Venezuela. has called for his
followers to vote in blank" to
demonstrate the power he
claims he still yields in Ar
gentina.
Campaigning closed at mid.
night and a 24-hour ban on
electioneering was in effect to-
day to give a cooling -off period.
Mr.. Aramburu was scheduled
to make a nationwide radio
address tonight to tell the peo-
pie why the provisional regime
wants them to vote. More than
8 million men and women
are eligible to cast ballots.
Aside from the diehard sup
porters Of Peron, the pro-
Aramburu forces are opposed
by hackers of radical
party leader Arturo Frondizi.
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School Aid Action
Pleuses StunIey

RICHMOND. July ~ (R.-
Gov. Stanley said today he was
"gratified" that the House Of
Representatives failed to pass
q school-aid bill.
He said he felt very def
nitely" that it is up to the
localities or States to build
schools
The House. by Q vote Of 70s
to 20S Thursday. adopted q
m otion by Representative
Smith. Democrat Of Virginia.
10 Sake out the enacting clause
Of the bill-thus killing II.
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First 'Ruise' in 177S

NEW YORK.-Printers COM
bined to ask a wage increase in
New York in 1778 and then dis
banded after their demands
were granted. This was the first
recorded organization Of Amer
lean workers to seek a wage in
crease.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-27
Democrats Hope to Gain
By School Bill Defect

Political epercusons from Thursdays House vote killing
Federal schooad bill likely to echo loudly through
1858 congressional election campaign.
But spokesman for the Democratic and Republican
gressonal Campaign Committees disagree
the vote will be a political issue
Democrats believe they will able beat some incumbent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-27

tub. but her cries for help were
drowned out by a blaring tele-
vision set.
Hospital attendants said her
condition was surprisingly
good"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-14


New summer home amid beau.
tiful trees; only $500. 2 bed.
rooms, complete bath. modern kitch-
len with range and refrigerator
living room with picture window anc
outstanding fireplace; centrally dis.
tributed artesian water, 550-gallor
septic tank and State Health Dept.
approved teaching well; completed
ready for occupancy.
Down payment and monthly term.
to suit purchaser
Other cottages: $4,000. S5,15C
and $500. plus lot Of your se1ec.
ton. Several ready for immediate
occupancy. from $3.50.
Directions: To beat the Marlboro
trafic Jam take route of your choice
to Nd. No. 5 out Branch ave. to
Huehesville. turn left on Rte. 231 tc
Prince Frederick, turn right miles
on Rte. . to St. Leonard. turn left
and follow Long Beach signs u
ONCE on shore Of Chesapeake Bay
M Z. ROCKHILL. INC. st. Leonard
Nd. phone Prince Frederick 30S-J
COLORED = ARUNDEL-ON- THE
Chesapeake Bay with Ice. cor lot in.
Guided with 2-bedrm. home; lge
liv. rm. with fireplace: tremendou,
screened porch, left. sailboat in.
cluded. Priced to sell quickly
ALSO MANY LOTS. $3.50 UP
KAY REALTY co.
IRA $4,000 I'm 7-eaRs
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SUMMER HOMES

DELIGHTFUL NTH. home and loo
mr. Orkney Springs. / acre, State
I'd. bedrms., ami. nice porches
excel. view and value. FE. 3-4073.
ewes. IA
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE,
ffNhTlNIIEnl

IDEAL RETIREMENT HoME-Ney
cottage on creek, 2 acres; orchard
SO fruit trees. artesian well, pie
and boat harbor' $19.750.
4-bedrm. house. furn.: lge. lot.
2 blks. from beach; 50 900. cas-!
on balance. JOHN r. HAFFoRD. emf
of 9th ST., Deale Beach, Md. Cal
University 7-347l.
VALUABLE WATERFRONT PROP.
At woodland Beach. Md. 20 mile
from d. c. consisting of . modern
fully furnished cottages on land
scaped lot approximately 2O0xl o.
feet. Private community beach 70
property owners.
Water sports. fishing and crab
bling. $4,000 value. sacrificed a
$4,000. Good summer rental posi-
bilities.
PHONE Ma. S-7024
ROBBINS CAMERA SHOP
Or See Your Broker
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

WANTED-5O or 90 It. residential
lot in Arlington. JE. 3-3S25.
LAND WANTED for apartment bui.1-
ings. Close in. Bethesda or Silver
Spring area. Reply Box 27S-G. Star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-14
LONG BEACH

Daily, Ewes. Sun, LIE. 9-6S59
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE,

PATUXENT RIVER. 6OO-ft. water.
front All-year-round 3-bedrm
brick rambler. ~ baths; on 4
wooded acres; lovely view. go mi
d c. Owner. A. B. SHEPARD. OR
COLONIAL BEACH-4-rm. land -batt
cottage, > porches; ] block water
on sixl50-ft. shaded lot 800 blk
Lossing ave. For info, call XII. o.
a031 weekdays after 3.
WOODLAND BEACH-3 lots; shelter
outdoor fireplace. septic tank
cleaned. ready TO bupd on. No rea.
sonable offer refused, RA. 3-s247
CHESAPEAKE BAY - Year-rounc
home, 25 miles out; . bedrms, lge
well-equippcd kit, knotty-pine liv
Ims lge scr porch mod bath
s scc te fGas'F H IN ssFs co Me- S. s
NEELD ESTATE, Plum Pt. Md =
Spac, 3-bedrms. liv rm, firepl
elec kit bath, porch Open Sat
col MAN, EN- 3-9l2B, 10. 9-5i4l
BEVERLY BEACHi new yr.-rnd Gus.
tom-built ramb will sell my cost. (;
b1. b., h.-b ut Spruce ave Omen
i6s
COBB ISLANDS $1,000. $3.50 down
S25 per mo Finish as you 80 alonp
this new totally enclosed and floored
asbestos shingle cottage l2xai,
porch, l"xai cleo artesian water
wooded lot b0xl50. DU. 7-4O2O.
COLONIAL REACH. rm land -ba II
cottage; - porches, | block water
on Sixl bn-ft shaded lot For info
call XII. a.a037 weekdays after 5
MAKE OFFER owner must sell;
desirable lot near waterfront. III
Cape 81 Marvs on the Patuxent
Terms Phone ewes. and Sundays.
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ILOW-COST
LUXURY

5 BEDRMS., DEN-S20. $50
Our very first offering OF this per-
feetly immaculate split-level rancher
community, Just 80 minutes from
downtown features a charming liv-
ing room with large picture window
separate dining room, "futuristic
kitchen. ga baths, attached earaee
Beautiful lot A large 4lafs loar
to assume with Just sa.50n maybe
lessl down. It's everything you've
Is I'D 10 you
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-14

MODERN, clean 2 or y bedrm. home
in sc. or nearby Pr. GEORGES Co
HAVE sUBST. CASH. MRS. cox
ST 3-736S. LU. 2-slS6.
ANY SIZE, all locations. II priced
right, can be sold Immediately
OWENS REALTY. ME. S-04S6.
INVESTOR LOOKING FOR HOMES
to buy in DC. or Silver Sprins
will pay all cash. ST. 3-0450.
ARLINGTON QUICK SALE. Believe
we have immed cash buyer for
your 3-bedrm.. Ia bath. full-base-
5. " PHf HI souf INC. ', Jx' ls aefi9h
ewes. AID. 2-1S93 or Elk. 3-1412.
HIGHEST Cash or will sell-rent
sor you: nearby Md. d, C. homes
J. VICTOR DICKEY. AP. 7-SOs0
LEAVING TOWN? Want ali cash
for your Vireinia property now?
Unlimited cash available. Call
POMPONIO REALTY. ia. 1860
today and have YOUR money within
As hours.
BUDNEY PAYS ALL CASH for your
home in D. C. or Md. tn. 2-p4OO.
VIII. 6-657y. HE. 4-3906.
CASH AT ONCE. NO STRINGS
H. NJ. GREENFIELD, ia. 9-77S8
All Cash-No Commission
DEPOSIT CONTRACT IN . HRS.
MIR. DORA TIL. 2-0774
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-14

THREE BEAUTIFUL wooded loft.
lots. on quiet street, Springfield.
Va; sell one or all at Sc per square
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-14
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

WANTED. suitable space for used
car lot In silver Spring area. Box
R5-G star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-14
JUST FOR YOU

We have several fine bungalow
available, priced to At your pocket
book. All convenient to excellen
fishing. boating. swimming anC
Grabbing. Located on the highly de
Nd. Just As min. from Baltimore
please remember. Bay Bridge com.
muters book available; car anC
driver, 35c.) Comfortable year
round homes. offering untold hap
piness in waterfront surroundings
Come down today.
DAVID M. NICHOLS a. CO.
Kent Island Shopping Center
Daily, Ewes. Sun, LIE. 9-6S59
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AVIATION

INSTRUMENT FLIGHT TRAINING.
equipment and training techniaues;
both basic and advanced courses
offered. prepare now TO be pilot
In the rapidly expanding aviation
field FALLS CHURCH AIRPORT.
WE TEACH YoU TO FLY-Join a
hying club now and save cash.
See ASH JE o.DTa1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-14
Lake Bancroft
IS27. $50

Almost unheard Of price for this
PRESTIGE LOCATION Here's q
brand-new center-hall, 3-bedroom
brick rancher and featuring a free
standing fireplace In spacious Twins
tremendous, fully equipped kitchen
full basement with outside entrance
carport. All the custom features
found only In custom built homes In
much higher price range High lSt
trust available on 25-year terms LIST
time Offered and Won ran he ilrst
m see N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-14
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for REM

$4,000 SO. FT.. clean, clear and
level, fronting on No. hwy.
adjacent TO the Nations Capital.
minutes from BALTIC. or Wash
Anchor fenced; ideal contractor or
MR.. BRAYMES.
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RiverWood Area
"Off I,orcom Lane"

In this highly desirable residential
Community We offer this stunning
brick -stone raneher which we re
sure you'll love at first sight. Center
hall leads 10 charming reversed
plan" living rm. with. French doors
opening onto a delightful screened
porch and secluded garden. large
z fne bedrooms. . tiled baths. base
ment with built-in garage Wall-to-
wall carpeting and manv other Gus.
tom features Just $50 500 with
only $4,000 down 10 dualified pur.
chaser
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-14
so NICE
To Come Home to

brick Sn Ts1eh.r on BE wooded E loi
and featuring delightful floor plan
with foyer entrance, unusually
spacious living room with fire-
place. separate dining room open
ine onto secluded screened porch
IL large bedrooms. "a baths
Ultra de luxe kitchen with all
the latest G-E Kitchen equipment
with "colorama" styling Full
basement with plenty OF recrea-
ton room space Just completed
and awaiting your approval. Only
S24 $50 with easy terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-14

LOTS, Va acre. $3.50: near Vienna.
Va. viii have city water. Some
wooded. some clear. VIII subordinate.
2 acres plus an excellent residen-
tial area. swimming pool for COM
munity. wooded sites; $500 per
site; near Oakton. Va.
/ acre site: plus mile from Nc
Lean. Va; high land: excel. area
$4,000.
MccAY AND MccAY. INC.
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BRIGHT. WEII-IIGHTED sTOR

BRIGHT, wELL-LIGHTED STORE
with large show window al ESQ
Blandensbure I'd. n e.. suitable fol
many purposes. with ample park
ing. S65 a month LA 6-lSs5
EN- 2-6s27 HARPER ELECTRIC
5DO5 LEE HWY Store 1880 with
parking. low rental OF Sl25 mo
with a special allowance for the
first d mos Call WEISSBERO
BROS REALTY. ia j-0606
FALLS CHURCH. the city which
develops by leaps and bounds--New
stores on W. Broad St. almost op-
poSite Coop market: ia-million-
dollar planned once blde. and
Catholic school: 2l.OO0 cars daily
trafiic. Still avail. = stores, approx
LOO So Il. each, full bsmt; OF
store dble size. Option TO buy II
desired. Ideal for hardware, hobby
shop, printer, radio-TV, sift shop.
camera equip, earden shop, etc
Call am, JE. 2-l229.
STORE FOR RENT 400 SQUARE
FEET, AIR CONDIT1ONED, IN LGE
MODERN 8 Il. SHOPPING cEITER,
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION,
CALL 10 o-0lbt
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BRAGGIN'?
Pine-Paneled
REC. ROOM

3-bedroom brick rambler. spotlesslJ
clean and. attractively decorated
fence. All-eleetrie kitchen with
dishwasheT, dispo electric
range and refrigerator, BEST OF
ALL financing Is already ARRANGED
with a large 4l7es loan that you
can assume with modest cash
down. payments less than rent
Priced at lust Sls.a50 for quick
sale
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R0CKyILLE-Approx. 10000 50. Il
tracks. with frontage on : Streets s
Owner leaving city. Ewes. Mr.
Lebling. OIL 4-66SS. ROBERT B
HAIL m m o. O60
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SPECIAL
NOTICE

LIST TIME ADVERTISED BY ANY
brick raneher on q beautifully land
scaped hz-acre lot in 8 distinctive
community OF eustom-built homes
lust 10 minutes from Pentagon or
downtown via Shirley hwy. or Co
lumbia pike. Tremendous l4x24-ft
living room with huge picture win
dining room, extremely large fully
equipped kitchen. 3 TWIN-SIZED
BEDROOMS, n baths. attached ga
rage. Secluded brick patio with bar
becue It's . ready for action price
OF e21 $50 and we're ready. too
lust give US call!
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AUToMoTIvE MISC.
GARAGES

FOR RENT-Brick buildings, $50
50. II. $50 per month Call BOSS
& PHELPS. INC. Ma $4,000.
DOWNING PLACE NE car gar,
IS 80 mo To inspect call BOSS
a. PHELPS. INC, MA. $4,000.
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MONEY TO LOAN

MORTGAGE LOANS. $1,000 $50 900.
Group your debts. lower your
payments. Romance your property
and improvements: quick, honest,
courteous service on real estate
Maryland Call MIR ROBERTS,
Baltimore. Nd, day or night. Suns
and holidays. at Saratosa 7-40iT
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GLEBE ROAD
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

OFFICE. yard and covered sheds II
Ind commercial zone 0lG w at
NV RIA 6-7s50. Tu, 2-6270.
MOOD SO. .FT. enclosed warehous,
space incl once space, i-truek
loading dock. l2-car siding and z
f,00O-lb elevators This buildinG
Is located In the heart OF the north.
east industrial area $4,000 peI
mo Call Mr. Bergman BOSS A
PHELPS, INC. MA $4,000
NEW BRICK wAREHOUsE-lOO,.
pp9g So ~ "o:it ceiling &c i61IEy,dh.sdi Sh,
ST ne. Available Sept [. d. n
RICHARDSON. DI. 7-33Sb.
,sn.g IIgst iSSSstEis SS,ySo Mo
u. HA. 7.7g72
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21h ACRES

End commercial with $4,000 50. 4
of warehouses. Offices and sheds 1
d. c. with railroad siding. Call MF
LOHR. HE. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-14
Holmes Run Acres

Contemporary bi-level
designed for outdoor
indoor living. The at
tractive living room has
wall of glass and fea-
lures open-beamed CELL
ing and floor-to-ceiling
fireplace wall, 8 large
bedrooms, 2 full baths.
Finished recrea alton
room with fireplace af-
fords ample space for
the growing family. Big
wooded lot and quiet
cul-de-sac, it's ideal for
the young in heart. Call
today!