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Evening star., 1957-04-23
DORIS FLEESON
The Proposed African Affairs Unit

Her counsel prevailed and
the Vice President seized the
opportunity to expand the
mission to Ghana into a full
dress tour Of Africa. It was
for him . personal and q
propaganda triumph Of con-
ceivably decisive importance
to his future career.
It has been apparent for
some time that the Vice Presi-
dent has turned left for his
1860 presidential bid. He has
plainly been building the per.
sonality and program which
attract the pivotal States, with
their crucial voting minorities.
The appeal Of the Vice Pres
ident's African journey TO the
increasingly important Negro
voters was obvious. It was un-
derlined by his special efforts
to accommodate the Negro
press on the trip.
Mrs. Bolton was q member
Of the Vice Presidents party.
She was not mentioned In his
report on that journey to
which her ripe experience in
Africa made so great q con-
tribution. The extent to which
the Vice President and Mrs.
Nixon dominated the coverage
was to be expected, but Mrs.
Bottoms friends think it was
not necessarily all that in
evitable.
Evening star., 1957-04-23
Area Firms Give Students
7 oste of Scientific Jobs

The interest Of l3 Washington
high school students in science
is being rewarded this week with
full-time jobs In eight area
firms.
The Washington Board oi
Trade and the Greater WASH
ington Industrial Council yester-
day announced a new Student
Scientists Program In which high
school seniors will work with
scientists and technicians as
part OF an effort to interest more
students In science.
The students were selected
from Mckinley Technical High
School to work during the Easter
vacation at the Potomac Electric
Power Co.. r. e. Darling Co.
Vitro Corp. Washington Gas
Light Co.. George Washington
University Hospital. ERGO Divi-
Son OF A. c. F. Industries. Min
neapolis Honeywell Regulator
Evening star., 1957-04-23
Author Recovering
After Crush Iniuv

PARIS. France. April % (R.-
Francoise Sagan today was re-
ported on her way to complete
recovery from auto accident
injuries.
Hospital attendants said the
visible evidences of the mishap
to the 21-year-old novelist are a
cast on her broken left arm, a
small bandage on her forehead
and a well blackened left eye.
She is expected to leave her
hospital bed in about a week.
Miss Sagan, author of the best
selling "Bonjour Tristesse" and
"a Certain Smile" was hurt 10
days ago when the fiashy sports
car she was driving at high speed
catapulted OF a road near Par.s
and turned over.
Evening star., 1957-04-23
KIun Membership
Open to Catholics

GREENVILLE. s. c., April 20
R.-Imperial Officer Bill Hen
dirk Of the Ku Klux Khan says
Klan membership has been
opened to Catholics.
Hendrix. a Floridian in charge
of programs for the Khan, an
nounced the decision yesterday
after q weekend meeting OF the
Imperial Council at Greenville.
He said 64 Klansmen from 81
States attended.
"The fight Of this group OF the
Klan today" Hendrix said, "is
against integration, communism
and Federal controls"
In Charleston, the Right Rev.
John L. Manning. speaking for
the bishop Of the Charleston
Diocese which governs South
Carolina Catholics, said:
"The very nature Of the Ku
Klnx Klan would prohibit any
Catholic from joining. They are
a professedly ti-Catholic or
ganization. The idea Is self
contradictory by It's very nature. !"
Evening star., 1957-04-23

The men in the Kremlin are
showing signs Of real fear of
the West-and of their own
people.
Something has happened re-
Gently to generate this fear
anew. Perhaps it is the knowl-
edge that the West definitely
has superiority now in nuclear
weapons and particularly in
ballistic missiles.
Telltale symptoms are Begin
ming to appear. The most sem
sational of these Is q remark
made last week at q reception
in Moscow by Khrushchev.
Communist Party leader. and
the dominant man in the So
Wet regime. 1t was the situa-
ton in Poland that really fur
nished the occasion for the
outburst. Here was Khru-
shchev's comment:
Don't test us as you did in
Hungary. We are not saints
and, If necessary, we viii rap
your knuckles."
There are many assumptions
in that statement. but foremost
is the fiction that the West
caused the revolution in Hun
gary. The Kremlin knows bet
ter but prefers to adopt that
alibi to cover up its own weak
nesses inside Hungary. It's an
explanation that has been re-
peated dozens Of times over the
Soviet radio in recent months
because it wouldn't be polite
to admit that the people Of
Hungary actually had the de-
sire or the courage to over
throw Soviet rule. For domes-
tic consumption at least, the
Soviet leaders have insisted
that the revolt in Hungary was
instigated by the West.
So Khrushchev is anxious
that there be no further revolt
In Poland. and the threat to
rap your knuckles" was aimed
at the Poles who Just now are
negotiating for 500 million Of
American wheat.
There is still apprehension in
Moscow over what Is going on
inside Poland. Former Soviet
Foreign Minister Molotov, in q
newspaper article published
Evening star., 1957-04-23
New Threats by Russian Leaders
Viewed as BetroYinq Uneosiness

this week, warns the satellite
countries that If they ignore
''fraternal ties with the Soviet
Union" they will risk "a
dangerous weakening" This
betrays the uneasiness of the
Kremlin. Certainly 1t will come
as no surprise to the Western
world to hear that the Soviet
rulers disavow "sainthood, :"
because the record Of deception
and double cross is written in
delihly in the broken promises
to the West and in the plotting
against the West that has been
going on ever since the end Of
World War II.
Even while Khrushchev and
Bulganin were exchanging
smiles with President Eisen-
hover at Geneva in 1855, a
secret agreement was being
made to ship arms to NaSser-
an event that led to the present
crisis in the Middle East.
There is no trusting the writ
ten or the spoken word Of the
Soviet rulers.
As for the series of warning
notes recently sent to all coun-
tries now members Of the
North Atlantic Treaty Organ
ization and to prospective
members. the Soviet rulers
chose this as a propaganda
maneuver to help sustain the
impression-also fostered by
Communist propaganda--that
the West is an aggresSor and
has designs on the Soviet
Union.
The Soviets have said re-
peatedly they would willingly
withdraw their troops from
the satellite states Of Eastern
Europe if NATO bases were
given up and American troops
were withdrawn from Europe.
This is so transparently falla-
cious that 1t viii not be given
serious consideration except
among the few inside the
Western countries who are
gullible and who seem to be
willing to try appeasement.
even If It means suicide for the
West. Those who see merit in
the Soviet offer to withdraw
Western troops In exchange
Evening star., 1957-04-23
GirIHeId Captive in Den
Rescued After1O5 Dovs

LONDON. April % tR).-A 2s-
year-old brunette claims an &C.
centric inventor held her captive
for los days in a dugout be-
meath the back garden Of his
suburban home.
Police removed Marjorie Jor-
dan from the underground den
yesterday after a neighbor found
a penciled note asking for help
Her captor. John Bridal, 26
told reporters:
"She was not brought here
under force. but she needed some
persuading. She was not en-
thusiastic but agreed to help
me with my experiments. I did
not keep her against her will
except for the first few days
Abducted on Motorcycle
In a statement to detectives,
however. Miss Jordan declared
Bridal, a complete stranger. kid
naped her from her bedroom in
a lodging house two miles from
his home the night Of Janu-
ary 7.
She said he taped her mouth
put her on the rear seat OF his
motorcycle and took her to the
underground room. Reached by
a shaft made from a large pipe
the room was 10 feet long. 4
feet wide and 7 feet high. The
shaft exit was secured by 9
screw-down cover Of the manhols
type.
He said, I need an assistant
for some experiments am goint
TO make on metal work anc
machinery" Miss Jordan re-
ported.
"He would come to the roorr
each night and let me come W
TO his house. He would stanc
guard outside the bathroom dool
while / washed. Then he woult
lead me back TO the room.
Provided With Comforts
"He got an electric stove ane
fixed up current in the hole ant
then, every day, he would lower
down food which he bought from
shopping lists ] made out to-
him.
About three weeks ago he de-
cided that I was resigned To m,
fate and he let down a wilelesl
set.
Il had my handbag compact
luckily. SO / was able to do my
face each day and keep my sell
respect a bit. But golly how
Flonged 10 20 10 the hairdressei
or else have q darned good bath
Evening star., 1957-04-23
Steok -Eotinq Cot Is II

BILLERICAY. England, April
% R. Mrs. John Payne's cat.
pigli. has reached the age Of 81.
The equivalent age for humans
is $50. Mrs. Payne says Gigli
hates milk but loves fish, liver
and above all--steak.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
FASHION NOTEBOOK

and blend in beautifully with
the sun, sky and water. i.
Happily, too. there are q great
many classic swimmers swim
suits around. >. The one-piece
maillot achieves q new grace
In the streamlining of many
Of the necklines and inner con-
struction.
Getting in the swim Of
things this summer is going
to be a most fashionable prop
osition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
Embroidery Ideo

Tyrolean embroidery trim on
your Loden coat delights the
onlooker. Short. car-length
toppers designed in Vienna
are banded at yoke and wrist
with side. figured Tyrolean
braid.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
New Neckloce

A five-yard rope necklace
Is something to consider. New
ones extend to is feet, to be
wrapped five or six times
around your neck and still
hang to waist length.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
Jomes-W

Mr.. and Mrs. Sylvan T. War;
rington announce the mar
riage Of their daughter jean
nine to Mr.. Edward r. James.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. S. James
Of Evanston, Ill. The wedding
took place yesterday in North
minister Presbyterian Church
in Evanston. The couple will
live in Evanston.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
McLeon-Stith

Mrs. Jack Achilles Stith of
Danville. KY. announces the
marriage of her daughter Mary
Brown Of Alexandria to Mr..
William Harvey Mclean, jr..
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HorrY-Perry

Mr.. Philip. Marvin Perry of
Arlington announces the mar
rage of his daughter Mary-Jo
to 1t. Lawrence Woodward
Harry, jr., son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harry of this city. The we'd
ding took place yesterday in
st. Stephen and The Incarna-
ton Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12

Of the Most Blessed Sacra-
ment. The couple viii live
here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12
THE SWIM ENsEABLE-7

Halters also make the fashion
grade.
Many a full-skirted garden
print swimsuit will double as
a playdress for the woman on
the beach. Like the short
maker swimsuit the short play
dress-swimsuit skirts the SUBJ
ject Of figure faults beauti-
fully. -.
This summer colors do not
glare: instead they are subtle
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Beins-Pyne

Beins-PYne
Mr.. Thomas Emmett Pyne
announces the marriage Of
his daughter. Mary Elizabeth,
to MFR. Hugh Joseph Beins,
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugh
Michael Beins- Of New York
City. The weddiSg took place
May 4 in st. AIMS Church.
The couple win live In Boston.
Huqo-Duff
Col. and Mrs. Russell g.
Duff announce the marriage
of their daughter Jean Caro-
Ign to 1t. Victor Joseph Hugo,
jr., son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Hugo
Of Marblehead, Mass. The we'd
ding took place April q in the
Fort Myer Post Chapel. The
couple viii live in Arlington.
Hiltz-Kehle
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Kehle
announce the marriage Of
their Z aughter Carla to Mr..
HowarL alfred Hiltz Of Balti-
more. Md. The wedding took
place Saturday in Zion Lu-
theran Church. Takoma Park,
Md. The couple will live in
Johnstown, Pa.
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WEDDINGS

Of Alexandria, son Of the late
DR.. and Mrs. Mclean of Lex
ington. KY. The wedding took
place yesterday in the Cente-
nary Methodist Church in
Danville. The couple will live
in Alexandria.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-12

Soft is the Of these tuIy described
n Lrcgum erpheL Prni
etcoat69 by Hannah
pinfr epthe69
foam eawhh Its
uier Flor,Ma SoreOn
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a. <AASAohAItAAu.
Furtner-FeeneY
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas F.
Feeney announce the mar
riage Of their daughter, Mary
Louise. to 1t. Ralph w. Furt-
ner. USAF, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles "A. Further of
Arlington. The wedding took
place April Is in the Church
of. the Annunciation. The
couple viii live in Sacramento,
Calf.
HoHmonn-BoYle
Mr.. and Mrs. William M.
Boyle, jr.. announce the mar
riage of their daughter, Bar
bara Anne. to Mr.. Ulrich VIC
tor Hoffmahn. son Of DR.. and
Mrs. Rudolf HOFFMAN, Of New
York City. The wedding took
place yesterday in the Shrine
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CALYPSO /. +. SHE GOT
DE TOWN CRAZY!

Evry.bod-dy get Nth the exciting rhythm
Of calypso music! Calypso captivating, scinti.
lating sound from the Caribbean recorded
by Columbia on IL LIP" high,tidelity records
for the entire family to enjoy Listen to them
-. thrill TO the exotic ballads on the record
buy Of the month, Calypso Holiday" ;.
regular 500 album for 2.98 during the month
OF May. Hear the entire collection :. i. each one
as sensibly priced each one as delightful
as trip to Trinidad during Festival time.
NoC-at The Hecht Co., 5th FL, Washington;
9TH f., Silver Spring; St. FL, PARKngton.
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u. Print TuttLeS GdOTn the sleeveless blouse in red
black; manufactured Calypso pants hare print
sash and cuffs. 1910 8.99
Better Sports,Oear-3rd Floor Washington;
End Floor Stlrer Spring and PARKinOton
H. Junior Debs' Calypso dress in pitch black rith
brilliant front panel. 9.I5. 1888
Junior Deb shop-2nd Floor Washington
Silrer Spring and PARKngton
I. Girls rutfletrimmed Calypso dress BY Mary
Jane in gold. black, nary, or red backgrounds.
IA. $3.50
Girls Wear-2nd Floor. Washington
Sarer Spring and PARKinoton
j. Girls floral print Calypso dress enlirened ,cith
ric-rac trim. Red, black, gold, or nary back.
grounds ia. 7.99
Girls wear-2nd Floor, Washington,
Siiper Spring and PARKfnoton
X, Calypso whie blouse Nth dramatic sleeres.
self-embroidered. 1880. $50
Better BlouSeS ad Floor, Washington.
StUer Spring and PARKngton
Satin.tinish cotton Calypso pants BY Queen Cusuals
in pitch black. 1913. 500
Budget Sportsman Street Floor Washington;
End Floor, SiIuer Spring and PARKinoton
L. Juniors jlamboyant Calypso print with baieau
neckline and fringcd sdsh.beL. Purple and green
or orange and green. us. 1913
Young washtngtonan Shop-5rd Floor Washington;
End Floor. SlUer Spring and PARKinoton
Eye-ca,ching Calypso handbags Of hsirous Vinyl uth
exotic island motifs 1899 to 1880 plus tax.
SfraW handbags made from PGnddna leaves in Puerto
Rico, IS TO 7.90 plus tax
Handbaos-Street Floor. Washington,
SlUer Spring and PARKtnoton
Joyce Of California fashions Calypso shoes Of cool srac
mounted cork iCedge heels and trimmed icth color.
full fruit clusters 1898.
Shoe'-'d Floor Washington SiUsr Spring and PARKnOton
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HOLIDAY oPFrRiNos

ROCKVILLE
pl5 Lewis ave. Sll5-Pour bed
rms. liz. rm, din Em., kitchen
bath and bxmi. Key ~ a0D Levi
or call ewes ~ s-2l91
TWiNBROOK
aI4 Rimitz ave Sl05-Foui
bedrms NV. rm. kitchen. dinett,
and bath ives. u k-2la7
WALKER a. DUNLOP. INC.
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nPEN SAT. 4 SUN.

DIRECTIONS: Out Wis. ave. or
viers Mil I'd. thru Rockville on
rte Gao 70 GaiiheTsburg. turn
right at Peony drive. Graft shop
follow signs 10 furnished model
home at foot Of Hutton ST.
}. WESLEY BUCHANAN 3 SON
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SILVER SPRING. Looklng for :
nice 3-becrm. Colonial located
close-in with large fenced back
yard and trees7 Has hv nm. sep
din. rm. kit full bsmt Have
purchased i9e home and anxious
10 sell soon for Sls.500 or offer
Dir. North on 18th ST. and
Piney Branch. past sligo Greek
20 Manchester q blk before
Ploverl left a blk. 70 Geren.
rfehf 10 S7l5. u e-21sA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-02
VISIT LOHR HOMES
ENJOY XMAS

IN YOUR own home. This nearly
new 3-bedroom brick rambler has
en-. fully equipped, ineluding
dlshvasher. disposal, ? refrigera-
tors. . washers and home
freezer all included. PHA has ap.
proved q loan OF Si7.400 or 30
years. This Is an opportunity 70
buy nos on favorable terms.
Spend Xmas in your ovn home.
Can He. $4,000 now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-12-02

ARL.. i9iaN veitch-Lge. iy. RIM
frepl, Ain RIM . bedrms mod
kit, FOrmica sink, new refrg rec
rm. bSmt; h-wh house exposed
4 sides, fenced I'd, Sla5 mo. FE
J-35Bl
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FAILS CHURCH-NeWly decorated,

n. ARL. = si6.95O. Located in
LYONS Park. this 4-bedrm,, 2-bath
home is . good buy at this price
Owner has moved 70 California
and house must be sold. Nr.
stores. schools. busline, Excel.
neighbcrhood. Open. liRhted and
heated until 10 pm. Drive to
las N Lakewood st. and look this
one over GEORGE BRuMBAcK'
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APARTMENT VALUES


4p4I n. CAPITOL sT. North.
wood Garden Bedrm. liv I'm.
din. rm bath. s.. so. 10 inspect
see mgr Apt. IL
( ga MASS AVE. NE-Effie
apt So 80
Ass HURON AVE. (sultlandl--
. bedrms iiv din. kit. and bath
So 30. To Inspect see mgr.. Apt
No.
1875 3rd ST. Memo. and I,
bedrm. apts., S57 5O-sBn so To
inspect. see mgr. in Apt 5 or phon'
AID 5000.
3in0 c ST. SE.-Bedrm liv
rm din. kit. bath. enel porch
S64 To inspect. see janitor OF
7I87 MAPLE AVE fTakomI
Park 30 rms kit. bath. SIS.
r A. HUMPHREYS a SONS
. Mass. Ave. NV MA s-502f
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coLoRED

1900 X ST Sc.
Mr.. Navy Yard Brand-new, one
bedrm. apts.. completely equipped
kitchens gB7 so mo Key, Apt. B.
1880 PENN ST. NE
Trinidad section. Lac one-bedrm
apt. rear porch. 5000 mo. Key
Apt. 2
400 Y ST. Sc.
Mr. U. 8. Capitol. Modern, iae..
rm.. kit and bath apt, $3.50 mo
Key, Apt. 202,
1900 NEAL ST. NE.
Mr.. Bladensburg I'd. Lee. . rm,, kit
and bath apt. rear porch, refrig.
orator incl; heat furn SB7 so mo
Key At 1907 Holbrook 81. ne, base
ment apt.
ie2O HoLBRooK ST. NE
Trinidad section Lee. one-bedrm
apt rear porch; 5000 mo. Key
I Apt
VIM cALoMIRIs INV. CORP
i0l2 i1th ST. NV. III. S.iH8f
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CHYVY CHAsr-sI4 ll5f maj nort

Of Western ave, watkins dist. 70
circle. this lovely 3-bedrm. Cape
Cod with full din. Tm. well equip
kit, full bsmt. lge. lot with huge
shade trees. WOOD CO, 10
4-72uO,
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fne area with bright and cheefy
atmosphere: bedrms.. 2 baths
liy. .rm with fireplace. dining rm i
work-sayinE kitchen and porch on
level. maids rm. and bath 10
s s.H n sy.s 2 $50 ni LAG esHE ~
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ROCKVILLE KENsINGTON AREA
--SI5.95O and only 1850 down
This 3-bedrm new split-levei with
Ia baths and paneleo above
ground rec rm. e2xl3 IT, Is TOT
VALUE Kit has wall oven. natu-
raj wood cabinets, etc SAMUEL Z
BoOLEY OF ND, INC, OIL. g.
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FAIRFAX VILLAGE
38th and Alabama Ave. Sc.

Washlngton's most beautiful and
well located Harden type apart.
ments, 90 acres Of beautifully land
escaped Eround, yet only ! D min
utes from downtown Washington
BY public transportation or auto
mobile. ! and : bedroom apart
ments, reasonably pFlced. furnished
or unfurnished, wired for air con-
ditioning
Rental once, sO0i 3eth 81, Sc
Phone Lu. 2-SasA, SIS 40, Monday
through saturday. l-530 sunday.
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Mr.. BOILING AND ANDREWS
Semidet, 3-hedrm. brick. full bsmt
nice yard Urban livina with eitl
convenience convenience, Transp schools
yington At at owens I'd, 10
7-7iBh
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HOUSES ron sALE-MD.

s291 DOWN. auick sale yalue-3.
Tm. equip. kit., fun bsmt.; excel.
es o1pg g. I'll III; s soSSssza J. "
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SILVER SPRING AREA-TVo neV
3-bedrm.. alI-briok rAmblers with
elee. kit. approximately Sis 900
Directions: Piney Branch I'd. "a
Old Hladensburg left 10 Buckina-
ham. Tight 70 1904 Compton. Mr.
KAY JU b-62f5
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.


RIVERDALE - immaculate 3-bed.
room. fun bsmt. home. sl2 $50;
S75 per mo, FHA. UN. 4-s5s3.
peter ]. hagan & son
$500 DOWN. easy payments-
bedTms 3 finished. / unfinished;
near Andrews and Census Bureau.
Call c MURRAY, Jr.. 10.
7-3434, Q ana pm.
$3.50 DOWN. includes settlements:
near BALTIC parkUay-3-Dedrm
brick home; vacant: new house
condition; very deep lot; priced at
81 900. Call till = pm WA 7s
1900. ROBERT s. DAVIS d. CO..
INC
NEAR UNIV. OF MD.-S900 down
and SIS per mo buys this 6-rm..
l1s-bath brick home; full bsmt:
level lot, vacant and In neE-house
sond. W 9Hl' 7 s1S;ssO. R caii 81
DAVIS A CO.. INC
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ausIMEss npPnRIuMIflEi
tcoHrlhufDl
SERVICE GTATION

Major oil company has service
stations for lease IN the Metr0p0ll-
tan Washington area for response
BILE persons with small capital In
yeEtment Call KE. 6-2747 from
\ pm. 20 10 pm.
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EDGbmOOR--3-bedTm. brk. Colo
pisl excel. loe liy. rm.. frepl.,
o oFs 'I e. iEgossha4ssSSSai. fRhk s2E2r 81
I'M 0-sDHOk
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DHet cciana St'R Suiit s9s f6 ss
bedrms. 2 baths: stairs 70 usabis
3rd floor; den, Va bath. full bsmt..
SAMUEL Z, BO0LEY or MD,
INC, OIL. 6-7s00; ewes. OIL. 4
HO52
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coLoREp

I E%: i tis and lSf' bs SHS Us 'I incl
: rms. klt and bath. Ist4 Riggs
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TWO LOTS
CENTER HALL

ssssA isaa AVE. S 49, Sssiss IS 900
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$3.50 MO.

Living nm, bedrm kit, and bath.
In very desirable location Adults
only. Near uansp. and shopping
Inside parklnE.
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HnusFs EnR aALE-Mn.
tcohTiNUEDl

BETHEsDA--Bradley Blvd. area
bedrm.. 2h, bath brick rambler
gafaee. full bsmt; $4,000 with
FHA loan $40. 400. OWNER, OIL
2-0Ots after 4 pm.
CHEVY CHASE. elose-in location
dTaktieAlly reduced for immediat'
sale--Center-ball Colonial; powder
rm. on lEt: s bedrms.. 2 baths up'
grOund-ievel rec. rm., Gear "a.
rage. beautiful grounds; priced IL
10y sos. an e pm cal EA Y
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HOUSES FOR sALE-M.W.

AMERICAN q. PARK-3-bedTm
detached. OIL h-w h., gruund-lev
hsmt Near bus. stores, St Anne 4
and JAnneS Schools. completely
decorated. Sli,5OO. Small down
payment. EN-. 2-22l6. TiGHE
WOOD6
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ANNANDALE-6-year-ol 3-bedrm.
brick: sep. din. rm.. lge. equipped
ki:.. side porch. finished rec. rm
GaraRe: n-Wh: l acre fenced
gfounc Excel buy IN this loca-
ton Low down payment SON.
NETT & SPAGNOLO REALTY
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SOUTHLAND

ASSUME LARGE GI loan on Q beaut.
e-rm. det home with porch added.
Easy terms RE. 7-2l13. Sun and
ewes: RE. 5-s357. CAMPBELL
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HOUSES TO SHARE
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

e.PEDRM. uNFuRN. HOUsE over
looking river, married couple
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-3-bedrm. brick split-ievei type.
~ BY is II. knotty-pine family
Tm. on ground level. Excellent lot
Located near schools. bus and
park. 5 Minis Silver Spring. S15.-
$50. Can assume so 1st trust.