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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-23

WRut ytonu Tofm WeotHeTS tue 0EOuoHt
Story and Pictures Poee g.
--~---~-
receded to a morning high Of
85 at 10 am. and fell to II
degrees at 1880 pm.
Continued cooler weather
was expected for the next two
or three days which, combined
with the moisture, could give
some farmlands and lawns a
lease on life until more lasting
rllef comes. A low tempera-
ture in the upper COS was fore
cast for tonight.
1t was apparent that much
longer and heavier rain would
be needed to repair some OF
the vast damage wrought by
the long dry spell. Water COM
panieS outside the District still
called for conservation meas
ures, farmers sought Federal
disaster assistance and firemen
warned about forest and grass
fire hazards.
Rain to North and West
On its National Airport radar
screen. the Weather Bureau
saw fairly good showers as far
as so miles to the north and
west. This looked good for
some areas of Maryland and
Virginia, but how far and how
long the rain belt would travel
was problematical.
Some sections were gettine
as much as one-quarter to one
half an inch of rain. Western
Maryland was benefitting from
steady rains such as the half
inch or more which Washington
County Agent George Wooc
said might save most Of the
corn crop there.
Baltimore and Cumberland
got steady rains. The Balti-
See WEATHER, Page A.:
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Limited Veto Powers
In Home Rule BiIIAsked
String Of Amendments Is Offered
BY City Heads; Public HEARINGS End
BY DON S. WARREN

The District Commissioners today up with string
OF amendments in the administration bill proposing
ritorial form of government for Washington.
One of these proposal to modify the veto powers of
the President when the legislative assembly overrdden
the veto Of the governor of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-23
Postal Pay Bill Voted
By House. 379 to 38
Margin Seen
Answer to
Veto Threat
BY JOSEPH YOUNG

Disregarding warnings of a
presidential veto, the House
this afternoon. by the lopsided
vote of 379 to 80, approved the
fiat $546.a-year pay raise bill
for $4,000 postal workers.
The bills sponsors were quick
to point out that the over.
whelming House vote Of APP
proval was far in excess Of the
two-thirds vote that would be
needed to override a veto.
Most Republicans joined with
their Democratic colleagues in
voting for the bill.
Although the bill has yet to
clear the Senate. most Of the
debate centered on the sup
position that Congress would
clear pay legislation before adj
journment.
The bills opponents warned
that the bill would never be-
come law
Answer to Veto Threat
However, Representative Nor
rison, Democrat of Louisiana.
who handled the bill on the
floor, expressed the attitude of
its proponents, when he de-
clared:
IAN overwhelming vote by
the House in favor of the bill
is the best possible answer
to the threat of a Presidential
veto"
However. Represen tative
Cederberg. Republican of Mich
igan. declared that a veto
would stick.
Abiding to the fact that any
pay raise measure probably
would be passed by Congress IN
the final days of the session,
Mr.. Cederberg said that Con-
eress would not have a chance
to override q presidential veto.
I'VE will be back home and
unable even to vote on over
riding a veto" Mr.. Cederberg
told his colleagues.
Substitute Offered
The Michigan Republican Of
fered a substitute amendment
to provide a more modest 7I5
per cent pay raise for postal
workers.
"At least such a bill might
have a chance Of being signed
by the President" Mr.. Ceder-
berg said He noted that while
the President has expressed
himself opposed to any pay in
crease. a compromise ia per
cent pay raise might be ac-
cepted by the President. He
said that any more costly. fiat
sum type of bill would be surely
vetoed.
However. by a voice vote, the
House rejected the CederberR
amendment.
5 Pct. Raise Rejected
And by a vote of las to a.
1t rejected a 5 per cent pay raise
amendment offered by Repre-
sentative Rees. Republican OF
Kansas. Mr. Rees said he had
not discussed his proposal with
the White House but felt that
such an approach might meet
with administration accept
ance.
BY a closer vote Of lle to 20,
the House rejected an amend
ment by Representative st.
George. Republican Of New
York, which would have given
postal workers a fiat $500 iaise
and then established an "esca-
lator" system whereby postal
salaries would increase or de-
crease in the future by $50
each time the cost OF living
climbed or dropped a point.
The postal employe unions
we're strongly opposed to all
these amendments and strong
~ supported the S546 across
the-board pay proposal.
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johnson Hits 'FiIibuster'
By Rights Bill Bockers
Charges StoIIng on Limiting Measure,
Chides Knowlund on Future Aqendu
BY ]. A. OLEARY

Senate Democratic Leader Johnson today accused the
coalition supporting the administrations civil rights bill
of nlbusterng against the pending motion to limit the
measure to voting rights
Senator Johnson also chided Republican Leader Know
land for having given reporters at the White House
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-23
Jury Begins
DeIiberationsir
Clinton Trial
10 Men, z Women
To Decide Fate of
Kosper, 10 Others
BY WILLIAM HINES
Star stan Correspondent

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, July %
An all-white jury of 10 men
and two women began DELHI
Grating the fate Of John Kasper
and the Clinton 10" in a Fed
eral Court jury room here at
1923 CEST) today.
The judy retired in the 18th
day of the Kasper criminal
contempt trial after hearing a
55-minute charge delivered by
Federal District Judge Robert
L. Taylor.
Judge Taylor specifically
told the jury that you may
acquit all Of the defendants or
you may convict all of them.
You may acquit some and
convict others. If you acquit
all 10 Clinton defendants, you
must acquit Kasper. If you
convict Kasper, you must con-
vict at least one other de-
PENDANT"
Kasper. Yankee segregation
list who formerly sold books in
Washington. D. c., was tried
with the others in connection
with alleged violation of a Fed
eral Court Injunction against
interference with the peaceful
Indignation of the high school
at Clinton, Is miles from here.
Kasper. in the words of the
Judge, is accused of being the
hub" of q conspiracy from
which, the Government has
charged, "spokes radiated to
the other defendants"
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Excellent results for Mr..
l.. c.. who used the pro-
ductive Star Classified to
rent his house. He found a
tenant the first day his ad
ran.
II you want to rent q house,
apartment or garage. get
fast action by using Star
Classified Washingtons
preferred classified medium
BY more than 2 to / ac-
cording to a recent Ameri-
can Research Bureau sur
yey.
Coll Sterling 5000
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Showers Ease
Area Drought
Roin Brings Breok
In Scorchinq Heat

Temporary drought relief
came to part Of the Washington
area today with a rain that
famed out to the north and
northwest and promised to
move southwark into Virginia.
Coincident with the showers
was a break in the heat wave.
From the broiling 101 of the
past two days, the temperature
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Reds Plan Sub BuiIdup
In VIodivostok, U.S.ToId

is already doing everything to
please the Communists"
Ambassador Yank also criti-
cized American policy on Oki-
nawa and the RyukyuS Islands.
Secretary of State Dulles re-
peated recently that the United
States will maintain military
forces and administrative con-
troll in Okinawa as long as
defense requirements dictate it.,
but that Japan has residual
sovereignty there.
Ambassador Yang claims
that the Ryukyusns are not
japanese either historically or
ethnologically and should be
made an independent island
state.
I'VE believe the United
States. in the position It is now
taking on the Ryukyus," the
Ambassador stated, lis max
ing a grievous mistake and,
like the great and magnani-
nous nation We know it to be,
should clearly affirm anew to
the world that it stands for
freedom and independence of
all nations. large and small.
and for justice and human
dignity for all peoples"
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Defines Conspiracy

Judge Taylor pointed out
that a conspiracy. once entered
into, makes binding on all
members the acts of any one
of them.
/ Judge Taylor emphasized
that this trial is not about in
tegration.
Whether school migration
is right or wrong is a question
to be debated in the public
forum and not one for the jury
to consider" Judge Taylor said.
For conviction, the judge en-
phasized, three things must be
proved beyond reasonable
doubt" against the Clinton 10.
These are:
l. That they had actual
knowledge and reasonable UNI
Outstanding concerning an in
junction specifically forbidding
Kasper to interfere with inte-
grafton.
3. That. having entered such
a conspiracy, they acted in
such a way as to hinder or OBJ
struct Indignation.
Cautions on Proof
"If one part of this proof is
missing" the judge pointed out.
you must bring in a verdict of
not guilty"
AS to Kasper, Judge Taylor
said, the jury was not to con-
slider whether or not he had
been served with an injunc-
ton. 1t was a matter of fact.
the judge said. that he had
both service and knowledge.
What had to be proved against
Kasper in order to convict him.
the jurist went on. was that
he conspired with one or more
Of the others and that one or
more of those with whom he
See CLINTON. Page AS
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Johnson Hits "Filibuster"
BY EARL H. vOsS

Closing the port of Vladivos-
tok 'portepds a buildup of
secret submarine activity, and
a stepped-up flow of NUM-
tons" to Communist North
Korea. Ambassador You Chan
Yang of the Republic of Korea
warned today.
He said he is passing this in
formation, drawn from Korean
intelligence sources. to the
United States Government.
The Soviet Unions Council
of Ministers announced the
closing of Vladivostok to for
eign ships and planes last Sat-
urday.
Red submarines already are
concentrating at Vladivostok.
according to Ambassador Yang S
information.
Hungnam Base Seen
He believes the Soviet Union
plans to base a Submarine fleet
not only at Vladivostok but also
at Hungnam. in North Korea.
the port from which American
troops were evacuated after
being cut of by Chinese Com
munist forces.
From these bases Ambassa-
dor Yang expects Soviet sub
marines to fan out over the
whole Pacific. In case of war.
he believes they would be able
. to close all of Eastern Asia.
/ DR., Yang also warned that
the closing of Vladiy ostok-"a
naked power move"-will in
fluence negatively" Japan's
"tenuous relationship with the
free world"
He fears that the new Soviet
power in the North Pacific will
, enable the Eremlin TO bring
new pressure on the japanese
4. government which. in his view,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-07-23
Warns of Japan

In warning of a resurgent
Japan. Ambassador Yang said /.
I'VE pray the United States
will realize. before it is too late,
that the stronger Japan be-
comes. the more brazenly 1t
speeds down its present course
Of playing both sides against
the middle and, above all. for
the renewal of japanese he
gemony in Asia.
The return of the Ryukyus
to Japans dominating control
would be major first step to-
ward realization of its agrees
sively resureent dream Of ex-
pansionism.
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Morylond Form Weothers the Drought
Story and Pictures. Poss 81
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WEATHER FORECAST

Cloudy, turning cooler this afternoon with
scattered showers and thundershowers.
Tonight. cooler. Low in upper 70s. Cool
Wednesday. Full report on Page A-2)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11

WIFE SAVER !! NO STEPS. in this
own h-acre estate in popular Nc
Lean. AMAZING VALUE at only
SCI. $50. 2 hedrms separate din.
rm., small den. beautiful kit, with
natural wood cabinets, huge bsmt.,
garage. WHILE 1T LASTS. call ia.
10000. REAL ESTATE SERVICE.
INC, 2232 N. Glebe (ofi Lee high
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11

BETHESDA. l block from Bradley
split level featuring 3 bedrms.. >
baths family nm full bsmt ,
double garage and nice level lot
$4,000 to $1,000 cash down Gail
OIL. 2-9O70 I'll o pm ANDRIS
REALTY INC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11

WONDEkFUL neighborhood. Excel.
lent house: Broyhill-constructed
classic brick Colonial in Stratford
Jr. High area of N. Arlington. L.v-
ing rm. is large and free Of thru
trafiic." Kitchen has dishwasher,
disposal and table space. Screened
porch overlooking wooded back
yard. Full basement 3 bedrms.
lone tiny. "a bath on LIST floor
Only 81 900, HOLLEY REALTY,
hHnn Lee Hwy KE S-h3hn
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bestos-shingle house. 2-car garage;
near Russell I'd; convenient to pub
lie and parochial schools, shopping
and transportation. $4,000. Easy
terms can be arranged Listing
99s-A. TIE. $1,000, XII 9-6644.
g MI. so. OF ALEXANDRIA-Three-
bdrn.. brick rambler: | "a baths.
flrepl: complete G-E kitchen; full
bsmt., washer and drier. Assume
49, CT loan, Sol $50 so S-a265.
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ROCKVILLE-Laree older home. in
excel cond. Liv rm with fireplace.
din. rm.. extra-lee. kit. bedrmS.
full bsmt.. built-in garage. detached
garage. front and rear oorches,
large lot with beautiful trees
within walking dist to public and
parochial schools; real buy al
5,opq ESciuSiye p gith WIKI
w MONTGOMERY ave. Rockville,
Mo Pc. 3-2Sss: ewes, Pc
D lal M =
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MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

ACTION MOvERS--6 rms. as low as
$50 or So per hr. NO. 7-3l35.
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LEWISDALE AREA-S2, 000 down;
modern 3-bedrm. 2-story brick;
1St-h powder rm,. separate din
nm, daylight bsmt.. gas heat: Sl3.-
$50. HUGH T. PECK. HE. 4-64OO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11

CHEVY CHASE-Sf5.75O bedrms =
:, baths. white masonry home. ~
hlks from Wisconsin bus and
shops; firepl in iiv rm., sep, din
nm. big kit, bedrm bath lsi
floor. porch; Earage about 5000
down. SAMUEL r BOGLEY OF
ND INC, OIL R-rSnn III 81
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CHAsE-This unusually at
tractive brick home; q nice-sized
rms. and = tile baths: gas h W h .
garage, Ice. level handicapped fenced
in yard Immediate possession
Priced 20 sell quickly at SCI 800
Gail WO 6-"3n0 EDW H. JONES
A. co Chevy Chase u c
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
CHEVY CHASE
HOME FOR
DiplOmat or Executive

Beautiful modern brick. Ideally
planned for entertaining. Every
wanted convenience. All rooms are
large. Dining room especially gra-
cious. @ bedrooms. ga baths. Excel.
lent condition. We also have several
other choice homes Of comparable
DONALD MERRYFIELD
REAITOR EM 1866
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HOUSES UNFURN. tcons.I
Malora R. Christman
~ Real Estate 400

BOOMING HOUSES
1901 405 Rhode Island Ave. NV.
Eight inns and Ii rms. respee-
lively. refrigerated. See them now.
MARSHALL J. MAPLE co,
1874 l4th st. NV. AID. 4-2005
CHEVY CHASE-3 bedrms., 2 baths,
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ROCKVILLE down. 30-year
loan available to qualified vet. on
this 3-bedroom, 11a-bath carport
rambler WITH tuii basement nre-
$3.50 down. SOB monthly includes
taxes and insurance for qualified
vet. HENRY CORBIE, Real Estate
HA. 7-7250: ewes. OIL. 4-7244 or
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OLNEY AREA-We have acquired a
house in distress. II is new and
finished. II has bedrms.. . baths,
liv rm. din rm. large kitchen.
full daylight basement. on large
lot, approx. ia acres. Price. $26,-
700. Call HA 7-7575 during day
and OIL, 4.6R2k After 8 Pm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11

CHEVY CHASE-New brick Cape
Cod -Four bedrms.. ga baths. on
= acre OF grounc. with ICE. trees
and within blocks OF school and
shoppinR Home features G-E XII;
IN color, lst-floor den and bath,
space tor recr rm Sa4a5n. after
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CHEVERLY. MD.-Save $1,000 on
custom built home; buy direct
from owner; call after 9 p.m. UN
4-300S
HILLCREST HEIGHTS on 27th Aye
--4-bedrm. Cape Cod. 8 yrs. old.
with full bsmt.. fi-st. parking;
excel. buy. Sl7.50O. OXON HILL
REALTY CO, INC, 10. $4,000 and
10 7-360l.
EVANSVILLE income property, 3
apts,, ONCE suite. garage: corner lot,
ideal for doctor, real estate once.
insurance OWNER. WA. 7-1926.
LEwISDALE AREAS, 900 down;
modern 3-bedrm.. 2-story brick;
lSt-h. powder rm,. separate din
rm;, daylight bsmt, gas heat; Si3-
RIvERDALE HOUSE, bedrms
for sale or rent AP. 7-445S ~
CLOSE-IN-34 acres, mostly cleared:
Cod has full bsmt. and expansible
attic. Barn, tenant house. Invest
ment possibilities because Of the
close-in Ardmore location. near the
freeways. Price. $4,000. CAL
IN s pm. WA. $4,000. ROBERT
S. DAVIS q CO.. INC.
VETS-S250 down and $50 per mo
buys this 3-bedrm; Cape God. on
level lot. near Baltimore freeway;
81 approved at ,Sl0,250 CAL 81
3 pm, WA. $4,000, ROBERT s.
DAVIS & CO. INC.
I-BEDRM. BUNGALOW S0x1l0 fen
ced yard city ,util Gas INV n,
Elderiv owner liquidating assets.
$1,000 cash, $1,000 terms. 10. 3
4l1S.
Al DAYS UNTIL SPRING!--Move
TO Lanham and enjoy this Ha-acre.
level lot with 5-room home Tor
only Sill ESQ Basement oil heat,
tiled bath. CT or eonventi sTnn
ROBERT s DAVIS g. CO. INC.
OPEN SUN, / TIL DARK
Terms, SCI 900; 3-bedrm, brick
Colonial with built-in gar. Powder
rm. on 1st Il. Best section OF Lewis
dale: full bsmt with outside entr.
Handicapped lot Dir North on Rtsgs
I'd. to beautiful Lewisdale.. right on
Beechwood to 22l2. W. W. LEWIS.
HE $4,000 RA. 3-6416.
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9th ana L NW.=-s Rms. Al lmpts,
1St NATL. REALTY
. THOMAS CIRCLE RE. 1884
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$1,000 DIN.

Assume monthly payments like
rent. . bedrooms. basement. large
fenced lot. Good chance for non-Gl
So. 60O-full price.
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CLOSE IN

This rambler is in a beautiful set
ting across from . lovely parks with
year-round stream and recreational
facilities. Near Walter Reed Hospital
in lovely setting: easily accessible to
shopping center and schools. Owners
have moved to West Coast. This Is
an excellent buy; under FHA and
GI annraisAl. SIG $50
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GLOVER PARK

COW. WIS. AVE. SHOPPING
q Ike. rooms, "a baths, Q rear
porches, garage: oil h.-w.h.: immac-
ulate cond.. S16,950
ROGER REALTY CO.
EN-. 3-3S2a MA. $1,000
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BUSINESSWOMAN

st9ntial invest required. out YOUR
invest secured Will stand rigld in
vest. BACON. CT. 6-2I20. ST g.
ZOO
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AL BAKER OFFERS: a 3-bedroom
house located near Mt. Vernon 2
separate dining room. equipped
kitchen, full basement, double-car
garage. corner lot, many extras.
Listing 9S7-E. TIE 6-l400. XII.
nlAl
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NLo,, TT A-.I-V1U1. =. -
GEORGETOWN

Call Mrs. BOYLE at AID. 2-s273
for special appointment TO see an
excel. row brk. in good neighbour
hood. Two-floor living: full bsmt..
pleasant garden. Also splendid in
come property. Shown exclusively BY
J. LEO KOLB co.
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APTS. UNFORE.--MD. CONT
TAkOMA PAKk Brick apt. bldg
close IN. . bed-ms. Iiv. rm., din ,
KIT. ana bath; all utils furn. 500
NO., JU. y-3igU; ewes. 10. 0-4S00.
TAKOMA PARK Spacious, redec,
picture window, modern suburban:
l-bedrm., full-oinette apt; re-
Strlcted 10 refined couple; $50 so,
incl utilS. JU. 7-00l3.
CORAL HILLS, at d. c. line-3 bed
rms, .Sl0O. including utilities Near
school, stores bus, 10 S-70SS.
SILVER SPRING-TAKOMA PIX
Lee bedrms., like-neW' individ.
thermostat washing faciIs.; in g.
unit bldg /; .S95, Also bedrm
Sun. SP 4-9453
TAKOMA PARK-IeS LEE AVE,
Apt. 81 bedrms,. din rm., rtils.
turn. SJj mo. ~. 9-10S6
2 BEDRMS.. huge liv. rm.. modern
kitchen. bath With shower: reason
able. Apply $40 Plymouth ST.
Silver Spring. 1r call AID. 2-0742.
SILVER SPRING - 3-bedrm. spts.
overlooking Sligo Park lge. liv.
rm. din. area comb. table space
in kit: picture windows. cross ven
tilat;on, laundry and storage facils.
From $50 incl. uills. Mrs Wheeler,
res. mgr, jul I-.3tn
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.
HOUSES FOR SALINE.

UOVSGS VON SALE-N,E,
HOME AND INCOME on Capitol Hill
BY OWNER One house. rms
8 baths, at 5I6 Capitol al one
house. ~ rms 3 baths, At 500
y Capitol Nicely furn. and deco.
rate. r,, open for 'nspec' Ant. bo4
COLORED = SPECIAL BARGAIN.
near 10th and Rhode Island ave.
nue. ne Attractive detached
home arranged ns two GROOM
and bath apartments: automatic
hot water heat, oil; large lot, live
IN apartment, rent the other 10
make your payments. viii take
small house In trade. Call n NJ.
ODUM, RE 7-52i0
CoLoRED--slD5 DOWN
4212 II ST.
Attractive 5-rm semidetached
Fort Dupont brick home full bsmt {.
oil hot.water heat. monthly pay
ments like rent
1907 d ST Sc.
Nicely decorated .6.rm. brick home /;
separate living and dining rms. full
bSmt.; quick possession, ST. 3-pi33.
coLoRED VACANT. DECORATED.
10 ALLISON ST. NE.
40 BUCHANAN ST NE.
Both iO.yr, old modern bricks. Com
boWN PAYMENT Cali Immediately
Murray Levine, Realtor
IL. 7-4045 Ewes.
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IHoUsRS Tor SALT, NV. tcont.)

GEORGETOWN-Det. brick, beaut.
restored, 32-ft. drawing rm., flrepl.,
powder rm. din. rm.. 3 bedrms., 2
baths: garden; garage. NELLIE
LOWE CASSEL, Realtor. AID 4
el1S. OIL. 2-3l35.
|GEORGETOWN-New brick air-cond.
town house. with custom appoint
ments; 8 bedrms,, ga baths. 2 fire-
places, brick patio, bsmt. and gar. /;
plenty Of storage; excel. value.
$3a: 800. NO. 7-5913; ewes. DE
2-0l77.
SHEP. PARK, OFF KALMIA RID
CUSTOM BuLT RAMBLER F yo5ER
KIT. FULL-sizE DIN, RIM,
WITH BATH. PARKING FOR
CARS PRICE, S2e;7b0 WITH
Ewes. RA, $3.50
S ssai4 Total E6E rx R6IcE oNr a s NSM5
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WILL. SELL FAST. ME. S-5454;
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11

KENSINGTON - Sl0,900. Assume
lRe 4s loan: cute 2-bedrm. ram
bier. fenced. o oak trees: mr.. elem.
school, auto washer Low heat
cost. BETHESDA REALTY, OIL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11
APARTMENTS WANTED

BY MARCH list; 2-bedrm, unfurn.
apt, in Falls Church area for teach
er,. wife. baby, small dog. Call JE.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11

AL BAKER OFFERS: 8 rooms and
bath. full basement: located near
Fort Belvoir; 500 down. 500 per
month. Listing $751;. TIE. $1,000.
XII. 9-6644.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-11
CHEVY CHASE. MD.

Bedrm and bath on LIST floor
Priced in low 2Os BY owner who
has purchased a large home. .
more larger bedrmS, bath upstairs
Modern kitchen and liz. rm. with
din area. 2Sxl3 This house is
wonderfully located just . blocks
ito D C. bus and convenient 10 all
schools Finest brick construction.
slate roof full bsmt. garage.
W B WRIGHT EN- H-hKnn III q