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wool tweeds, bo,y and
belted styles, velvet trim.
Brown or blue tweed,
sizes 7 to IL. Regularly
1875. 1899
Down ssoin Store, 6iris'
ehiIdren's shoes-Strid-
ez shoes in school and
pIoy styles. Sizes ga
to 3, not every size in
each style. ZOO
Down Ssois Store, chiIdren's
Shoes. Washington Only
Boys sweaters. irreou-
lars. OrIons, woods in
jocquord potterns and
solids, coat and puIlover
styles. Sizes 6 TO 20 in
the group. II perfect,
800 and 4.ec. z.s9
Boys' cotton fIonnel
robes, Sonforized, wosh-
obIe, assorted ploids and
stripes, sizes 6 to l6.
Regularly 3.oo. z.99
Down stoin stors. Boys,
halloween eostumes
Good selection of Choir
octers for youngsters
trick or treot. Small,
Medium. o few large in
the group. Reeuorly
2.oo. 1879
Down Stoirs Store, lnfonts'
Mems sports shirts, first
quolity Viscose, royons.
cholIis and stub weoves
in reouIor, continental
and Ivy leooue styles.
Solids. checks, stripes.
pIoids. Sizes Small to
Extra large. Regularly
500 l.ee
Down stoIs Store. Mems
WashIngisn and Bethesda
Budget Stores only
53-pe. service for 8,
''Beou Monde" chine
Set includes 8 eoch, din
ner plotes, breed and
butter plotes, soup
pIotes, fruit dishes. cups
and soucers;; ] eoch
meat pIotter, vegetable
bowl, sugar bowl and lid,
creom pitcher. In oquo
bonded pottern with
gold scroll center design.
Regularly 1926 1926
Hemswsrss and Luggage
Washington and Bethesda
Budget
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THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. C. CHS
FRIDAY, o, 1867
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
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FORl IS vietoFis va hSTdtop;
spaFkiing 2-tons: Wv, ehfcme
wheel covers. Fordomatie, :. and
r: extra nice: See0; trade. terms.
KIRK MOTOR Co. 1000 Ca. ave.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 81 Town Sedan Fordor: Ford
omatie, power steering. radio. heat
er. and many extras: e-tone gray:
less than $500 MI; immae. eond. I:
S2,47b. Re. 3-790H.
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FoRD 'ss custom tudor; PeFdo-
n mas ike new sasl' sSse:si1: SLIDE iss
LOGAN (FORD)
$3.50 i4th ST. NV. To. 2-1i0o
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AuroMosILEs For SALE

FORD 1854 crestline "e" Vietoria;
black and white finish, Wv. tires.
z, and h., turn signals. Special price.
u .O99. written guarantee: S279
TRIANGLE FORD
30l0 r. !. AVE. NE. DE. 2-63O2
FORD 1855 Crown Victoria: red and
white: Fordomatic. Z. and h.: L
owner; low mileage: sharpest one in
town: guaranteed: 81, 695.
ARL. MOTOR CO. (Ford)
1917 n. Moore St.. Arl.. IA. 7-s7ss
FORD "a VS. Fordor: automatic
trans Trans: r. and h. power steering.
ike new: $1.195: BONDED.
LEE d. BUTLER, INC.
1lel 21st st. NV. DI. 7-Oil1
FORD '53 Country SQUIRE 9-pass.
station wagon. .Fordomatic. r and
n; real Low mileage: 81 OBS, HILL
q SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer. lila Vermont ave. NV,
az. $500. Open ewes. I'll o.
FORD 1855 Customline YES Fofdor;
IN very excellent condition. show
room appearance; low mileage. A
9uaernteed car. special IN every
way. including price. only 1895.
American Service Center
6sS n. 0iebe I'd. Arr. IA. 7-7722
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AUTOMOBILES For SALE

FORD 50 crestline .Forder VS.: ..
and h.. Fordomatic. An exceptionally
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Stohlman Chevrolet
2200 NJ ct NV

F0nDs. Chew. Mercurys, Plymouths
--'4e-S0-'Sl: standard transmits
SONS only. We need 100 Of these
ears. viii pay top cash price for
top cars or liberal allowance In
trade. WOLFE MOTORS. 1891 Wis.
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AUTOMOBILES F0R SALE
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KIRBY'S KORNER

10th and Wsshinston Blvd.
.sv. 81. .....s-s
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Delhi after q four-month siege
but the uprising had spread over
most Of Northern India. It tool
the outnumbered British troops
until 1859 to stamp out the last
resistance. A British colonial ad-
ministration then replaced the
East India Co. as India's gov.
errors. 1t unified the vast SUBJ
continent for the first time.
In Delhi today. about 30 Com.
munists marched with Their
scarlet flags through famous ole
Chandni Chowk street, chant.
ing praises Of the 1857 mutt
neerS.
Flags Lashed on Statue
Two clambered up the marble
pedestal of the greenish oronze
statue of Queen Victoria, the
British ruler at the time of the
mutiny. They dashed one of the
two flags they carried to the back
of Victoria's throne. leaving II
streaming over her head in the
early morning breeze.
The Communists gathered in
front of the 300-year-old Red
Fort of Delhi as the sun peeped
over the l00-foot battlements
They marched toward the Lahore
gate in the city wall, scene Of the
bitterest fighting when the Brit.
ish recaptured the city. The Reds
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Victoria Statue
Draped in Red
In Sepoy Parade

NEW DELHI. May 10 (P.-
Communists dashed their ham
mer and sickle flag to Queen
Victoria's statue today as India
marked the Tooth anniversary of
the Sepoy mutiny, which many
Indians now are calling the first
campaign Of the war Of indie
|pendence."
It was a national holiday in
India. In the capital. where a
British siege broke the 1857
rising, the Communists were at
the forefront Of the early dem
constructions.
Prime Minister Nehru was to
speak later today outside old
Delhi's ancient stone walls.
A ceremony and military pa
rade were scheduled in Meerut,
where the rebellion began. One
hundred years ago today the
native troops-called "sepoys"-
of the British East India Co. S
Bird Bengal Light Cavalry mu-
tinted and freed IS comrades
imprisoned for refusing to han
die rifle cartridges believed
creased with pig and COW fat
Moslems consider pigs unclean
and Hindus consider cows holy
Prolonged Mutiny
It Is still not known whether
the rebellion was touched off by
more than a soldiers mutiny,
though most historians reject
the theory that it was a first
blow for independence. Some
native princes opposed to Brit
ish rule did join the mutiny
openly later. and may have
helped spark the uprising.
Two other Indian regiments
Joined the mutiny. burned their
barracks, and slaughtered as
many English officers and their
wives and children as they could
find. Then they marched to
Delhi. 40 miles away. and the
great mutiny which was to lead
to more butchery on both sides
was launched.
British regulars recaptured
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line Aviacion y Commerce. was
coming into Madrid from San
tiago de Compostella in North
western Spain.
Airport officials said the plane
was turning into a sharp bank
for the north-south runway at
an altitude of 500 feet. Eye
witnesses said it was caught in a
strong gust of wind. The plane
burst into flames when it hit the
ground, spraying burning gaso-
line up to the front doors of the
farmhouses. A small girl play
ing In a yard was slightly
burned. Another girl knocked
down by the blast suffered a
knee injury.
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|37 Killed in Crash
OF Spanish AirIinel

MADRID. May 10 R.-A pas
senger plane crashed in flames
last night in front of a row of
farm houses at the edge Of
Madrid's Barajas Airport. killing
all 81 persons aboard. 1t was
SPANS worst plane disaster.
Rescue workers dug through
the still-smoking debris this
morning for the bodies of 80
passengers and five crewmen
aboard the two-engine Bristol
ITO. a plane of British manufac-
ture. Only one foreigner was
|aboard-Erik Bengtsson, IL. q
Swede.
The plane of the Spanish air.
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Ben-Gurion Exchanges
Views With u. N. Chief

cause the talks turned to "practi-
cal matters" apparently such
subjects as border incidents,
armistice violations and the GAIA
Strip.
Mr.. Ben-Gurion and Mr.. Ham,
marskjold were to have a final
private talk alone this afternoon.
The Secretary General and Mr..
Bunche leave for New York to-
morrow.
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broke up their rally after plac.
ing wreaths at the foot Of Littl,
Ashoka Pillar. a Communist.
built replica Of the iron pillar.
erected over Northern India cen.
turtles ago by Emperor Ashoka.
Some SO children and member.
Of midas ruling Congress Party
walked in an early morning pa.
rade In Meerut. occasionally
shouting the name Of Mohandas
K. Gandhi, the father Of the
Indian independence movement
or Mangal Pande, a leader oil
the Sepoy rising. Persons resting
on cots outside dwellings only
lifted Their. heads to see what
was going on.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-10

Life in Afghanistan will be de.
scribed by Joseph L. Brechner
general manager of Silver Spring
Radio Station WGAY. at thu
Langley Park Chamber of Com.
merce monthly luncheon at 1870
pm. Tuesday in the Langley
Park Hot Shoppe. He recently
returned from q Government
visit to the Asian country where
he served as adviser to radio sta.
ton operators.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-10
Civic Group Honors Six

The Pleasant Plains Civic AS
ISOLATION has honored six of its
members for outstanding civic
work in the city. They are Mer-
win o. Parker, Mrs. Eva d.
FELTON,, Mrs. Lucille r. Freeman,
James l.. Minor. Mrs. Georgia Z.
Carter and Peter S. Ridley.
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6. U. to Cop 36 Nurses

A Gaping ceremony for
Georgetown University student
nurses will be held at $3.50 pm.
Sunday in Dahlgren Chapel on
the campus at Thirty-seveuth
and o streets NV. Caps will be
given TO SO student nurses. 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-10

JERUSALEM, Israeli Sector.
May 10 R.-Prime Minister
David Ben-Gurion and United
Nations Secretary General Dag
Hammarskjold ranged over the
problems of the Middle East for
3l5 hours today. A communicate
issued later said only that they
had "a full and frank exchange
of views"
Informed quarters said Mr..
Ben-Gurion asked Mr.. Ham
marskjold to seek from Egypt an
end to that country's state Of
belligerency against Israel. He
also was reported to have raised
the question of the Egyptian ban
on Israeli shipping through the
Suez Canal.
Mr.. Hammarskjold gave no in
dication of his reaction. He
emerged from the talks grinning
broadly and asked reporters: DO
! look unhappy"
Egypt has barred Israeli ships
from the Suez on grounds that
a state of war still exists between
the two countries.
Hold "A -Hour Session
Mr.. Hammarskjold arrived
here yesterday and met with
Mr.. Ben-Gurion for "A hours.
Israeli informants said in the
opening talks Mr.. Ben-Gurion
challenged Egypt's claim to bel
ligerentcy rights and asked
whether the position of a
country which considers itself
in a state of war is compatible
with the United Nations charter.
In Cairo, Egyptian sources
believed the Seefetary General
would press for the stationing
of U. N. Emergency Force troops
on the Israeli side of the armis-
tice line as well as on the Egyp-
tan. Israel has already rejected
this proposal. and Israeli sources
said yesterday Mr.. Ben-Gurion
would continue to refuse.
UNEF units took up positions
in the GAIA Strip on the Egyp-
tan side Of the demarcation line
following the withdrawal Of
Israeli forces from the Sinai
Peninsula and GAIA Strip. Israel
contends the frontier is only
being crossed by Arab infiltra-
tors and therefore no u. N.
troops are needed on Israeli ter
ritory.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-10
Military Figures Present

Mai. Gen. Moshe Dayan.
Israeli chief of staff, Joined in
this mornings discussion, along
with Foreign Minister Coda
Meir. u. N. Undersecretary Ralph
Bunche. and United States Ma
rine Col. B. v. Leary. acting chief
of the u. N. Palestine truce or
ganization.
An Israeli spokesman said the
military men we're brought In be-
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FOUND

ness. IL Hillandsis: HE. 4:5ies.
DOG, male. small. black and white.
owner OF good Va. home. XII. e.jvbg
BOG. terrier, wire type: black: some
weekdays, 500 70 3 pm.
DOG. collie, female, brown and white
in Silver Spring, with green collar
~. 5-5ls3, weekdays. $3.50 70 pm.
WATCH. mans, In the vicinity Of Halle.
way House CAT on Pa. ave. Contact
A Eyening Star bus. counter, 81 a-oOOOi
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LOST

BABY's COAT. light blue. white, pe.ri
11:30 pm: reward JE. 3-0023.
BILLFOLD. brown with gold imprint;
Iost Sie Zee hTy.' SV Wsd eve regard
dr., Arlington. Va.
CAT. small, gray. Vicinity. 8. End and
9. veitch SITS. Arlington, Va. Call IA.
5-5665 after .,
CAT. siamese;, light and dark brown,
RHi syss Tss c a. issO Forest
BLACK COCKER. female: lost Sat.
brook Stables: reward. Call SANFORD.
OIL. 4-O3gO or 81. 3-S775.
DOG. English setter. male; white. black
Va sss s sSie ssI' sio5 reS ov sasSs
DOG. black miniature French poodle.
Riggs Park: reward ia. 9-6974.
DOG, cocker spaniel male: black, small
white spot op chest long tai: answer
Last seen y Capitol Heishts, VA.
DOG. hlHf. cocker spaniel, male: tag:
Dr.dS s ssHa;,d rn'T TE' s 70 asms Of
DOG, English setter. female. black and
R RS tassw H. S. q Es!Lwo00' WAY y re-
DOG, collie. red and white, male: vic.
BRA BrHhndzEine I end soth NV" reward
DOG. EngIish setter: white. black tick
ine black around one eye, vic ken Ken
G99od A gggaa ~. Reward. d. 7-7o@o'
DOG, beagle, male 9 years. old. black
blanket reddish brown head. tail legs.
x xrInsto oDs' k Ela ss..ss;7s4. "'''0'' ~
PARAKEET, blue with white head. Vic
10Th and Floral SITS. NV. Answers 70
Jimmy Pretty Boy" Reward. RA
3-1glD.
PARAKEET. blue male. vic. Of Hamp-
shire Knobs. Mo answers 70 name
Pretty Boy" "Pio" or 'Tweedy."
PARAKEET, light blue. white head.
$40 reward. TIE. 6-3677,
PARAKEET, TURQUOISE. male. Conn. Ave
Estates; ,w whsn'0 WH M s.s7 Tuesday I'd
PURSE, black. large. beautiful; many
Lost in or near 81. Matthews Court
between Magruders and 1894 N st..
NV Please call DI. .7-31bp, or bring
to 1874 N 81. NV. and receive generous
cash reward. -------------------...
SCARF. white with lavender: either
5000 blk. OF Sedgwick st. or Black.
stone corner on Mass. ave First
cali EN- 2-bO7i or OIL. 4-l3So.
FOlJND
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PARAKEET, blue; male. vic. Of Hamp.
Pretty BOY, "Pio" or ''rweedy."
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DOG, English setter, female. black and
white, small and very fat. collar. but
no TAGS; yic. q ps5kWood' MAY o; re-
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DOG, collie. red and white, male: vic.
Brandyyine and, 30th NV" reward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-10

DOG, hi16zY cocker spaniel, male: tag
d. c.ZH307: answers TO name oil
ssTeddNYg PeWaFd RIA 3-4672
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-10

DOG, cocker suaniel. male: black. small
white spot on fhest long tail answers
TO ''Rascaly lost in Edmonston' Nc
Last 70 seen Capitol Heishss' WA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-10

PARAKEET, blue with white head. Vic.
10Th and Floral SITS. NV. Answers 70
Jimmy Pretty BOY Reward. RIA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-10

PARAKEET, light blue. white head,
SO reward TIE. 8-3677.
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DOG, English setter. male: white; BLACK &C,
va. tse 29le72: 500 rev ov 5-2sOs
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Doc 5 5.s s,s sr 81. .h e: O v KEN ss
wood, AApSil ~. Reward. Di. 7-7c2o'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-10

DoG. BLACK miniature. French p, poodle eIls
RigSs PARK: reward ia. 9-6974.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-10

DOG, beagle, male Q years. old, black
white nose and feet Westover area
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-10

BABY's COAT. light blue. white pearl
buttons. VIC. 1850 Miptwood pl. NV.
1l:30 pm: reward. JE. 3-0O23.
BILLFOLD, brown with gold imprint:
lost VIC. Lee hwy, Wed. eve: reward
IKE. 6-S093. 27I5 North George Mason
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7M6k l4th &C '3lis 18th "44s3 CONN.,
ALEXANDRIA. VA. Open $50 to Q Thurs Fri.
CLARENDON, Va. Open $50 to Mon, Thurs, Fri.
SEVEN CORNERS. VA Open $50 to $50 Mon Thurs Fri
FOR ALL STORES. PHONE u. 7-6363
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At home Stoss usually dries the Dishes but here he switches with
his wife and wohes For reIoxoon he occasionally puts his
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Grand Old Stagg
He Still Coaches Football at IS

GONE SO FOOTBALL Stage snagged
~ spot the Nations first AAmera
for Yale At 95 still hale
Stage guiding players
Stockton, Calf, in winning ways.
coach for developing
standard plays the hidden ball trick
delayed well tackling dummy
practice OF numbering players Head the physical education
ment at the University of Chicago for
leave his 1888 reached However
Stage and football easily
he turned for what became coaching
OF the Pacific feeding
the Stockton Mustangs
teams 1856 victory in the Bakersfield CalfD
Although Stagg is football theorecian repute
conne his present duties skull Downing
wndbeaker he walks gdon
cahencs scrmmages and playmakng with the agility
40 years his junior For their
heavily their factor when the
chips down q
With his wife Stella Stage lives quietly amid his
football trophies garnered his
player Admittedly too old to the youth
still remains active putting balls For
added exercise Yields
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24

Extro Shopping Hours StoFt at Konn's To-
morrow. Monday: Washington. $50 A.M.-
S.ooP.M. Arlington. 1880 A.M.-9:3o P.M.
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Such local firms as Metropolitan
which will have handled between 100000
and million pounds Of turkey by Thanks
giving-are the distributors that get the tur-
keys into the hands Of the grocers, chain
stores, hotels, restaurants and institutions
It's less than 48 hours from turkey
range through kitchen range to dinner
table-a far cry from Grandma's day, when
everybody bought live gobbler and did the
executing themselves. The new way is
probably better-but there are still only
two drumstickS to a bird.
There's something for the Agriculture
Department to shoot at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-24
Continued From Preceding Page

shipping their birds in to the Broadway
plant. where Rockingham has more than
500 employees at work to ready the birds
for market. 1t takes only As minutes for
General Manager Vic Pringle's workers to
kill, clean, inspect, freeze and pack their
choice birds. Last year, Rockingham
shipped Is million pounds of turkey. as
well as II million pounds of chicken.
The Broadway plant is one of six, and
1t is one of the largest in the East. From
Broadway, more than so large vans truck
the poultry to Washington, Richmond and
other cities The District is a major
customer.
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HOUSES FOR skLE-M.W.
(CONIllSUEDl

CHEVY CHAsE-Large English.typs
brick Colonial. Beautiful liv. RIM,
with bay window. family din. rm..
nice kit. 3 big bedrms.. 2 baths,
hot water heat, 2-car garage. quiet
street, near bus; CT financing avail
able Priced in lower 2Os. BILL
INGSLEY REALTY CO.. EN-. q
1925: ewes, EN-. 3-0326.
CHEVY CHASE - Assume $4,000
4h16 trust on this immaculate
Colonial brick home. Three bed
rooms, living room. dining rm.,
KY. large ,srsened porch ,; fenced fenced
asking SCI. 800. BILLINGSLEY
REALTY CO, EM. 2-2326: ewes,
JU. 8-3792.
CHEVY CHASE. y. c.. wakefield
This is the hard-to- find house: 4
large bedrms.. 2 baths on End n.
A handsome red brick Georgian
Colonial with full center hall.
lge. liv. rm.. din. rm., equipped
kitchen, powder rm.; nice Level lot
2-car garage. II you. want this
section Sio better see nw 5nis Gss, W.;
Co, INC. Chevy Chase. D. c.
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.--Look what
we've foundi On a quiet. shady
lAHC luot hGob Va NOAhs aNCse NtkAi
l4O-ft. wooded lot-a Colonial brick
home that is DIFFERENTi Center
hall, 3 big bedrooms. 2 baths, 2-caI
garage. slate roof. and many extras
Best Of all is the price in the lou
2OS. Call SHANNON d LUCHS CO..
KE. 7-lS00 til \ pm.
FLORAL ST., 1901, Shepherd Park
Vacant. Excellent cond. Knotty-
pine den, 1OxlS. lge. well-eQuipped
4 kitchen. liV. rm. with firepl., Lax
20; wall-to- wall earpetins: Level
lot: walking dist. to shops and
tranSp.: very nice community OF
oct. homes; oct ! frame ram $500 500.
Call till 3 pm. r. A. HUMPHREYS,
Realtors. . Mass. ave. NO. 6-502O.
SPRING vALLEY-charming white
rm. maids rm. and bath, ga bed
with SIMMONS PROPERTIES. DE.
2-073O; ewes, call DU. 7-2413.
TAKOMA. l block Nd. line and al
cows. Immac. 6-rm, bungalow
ALLEN REAITOR. RIA. 6-3333.
18th PLACE N.w.-Detached brick
side-hall plan. !. r. with fireplace,
d. r. with screened porch on side,
powder rm.: 8 large b.r. and z
baths upstairs: all.elec, kitchen;
half bath in bsmt.: large lot
priced low eos. BY apt. Mr.. LEVY
HE. 4-6604.
1874 MONROE ST. N.w.-openi
$1,000 dn.: 5 apis. tfurnished)
lovely home with income; now
rented. Call NO. 1885.
SHEPHERD PARK = Ideally located
luxury Colonial. on Alaska ave,
stones throw from Walter Reed; bus
at door: three bedrms.. three baths
center-hall plan, 24-ft. liv. rm: with
fireplace, 14-ft. din. rm,, cleo. kitch.
en- with table space. full bsmt., rec
room with fireplace, built-in garage
side screened porch; many. menl
extras. Oh approved at $23. 800
trades considered.
=. =. BLANCHARD. Realtor
III 6.RAn0
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APIS. UMFuRMlSHED-vA.
(cONTlNuEDl

ARL.. . blks. from Hecht's--Lge
spacious. clean duplex apt; 2 bed
rms. mod. kit. bsmt.; pvt. park
ing. S127. so. incl. all utils. JE
2-9053.
ARL.-close mod. apt. bldg
Lovely 2-bedrm. terrace apt; also
l bedrm.; parking avail: adults
only. Call res. mgr. IA. 81 l33
left at N. Oak ST.. Q blocks "a
ONCE. 1900 10Th I'd. north.
: .In.I,u APT: $S,S: in II good d
new equipment. Very spacious
laundry room provided. Call CO
LONIAL REALTY CO., ia. 1866
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COLORED-1thA AND z s.E.--g rms.
perfect condition. $50 q month 70
call q tn y. RA. 3-l234.
COLORED-I7IB KILBOURNE PL.
NV. Lovely 3-story and -bsmt
brick. y large rms. IN baths, gas
heat and garage. Al condition
Only xl25 mo. MR.. NEUMANN
VA. S-232l.
COLORED - I4sI MONROE ST
N.W.-S rms. 9 baths, g.h.-w.h.i
full bsmt,: $l05 mo. CO. 5-S293
COLORED-I32s N. J. AVE. NV
2-story. 8 rms, toilet, cleo. gas
water: newly dec: $50. CO. 5-s293
COLORED - WOODBRIDGE, d. C.
2506 Randolph ST. n.e.-6 rms.
bath. ami: $40. EN-. 10000
COLORED-I75s QUE ST. NV
LARGE house suitable for roomins
house: IS rooms, . kitchens. 3
baths: automatic heat: $3.50 mo
Cali CO. 5-6222.
COLORED-620 ara ST. N.E.-a
rms. 3 kits, 2 baths: close In;
garage; Sl35 mo. DI. 1924.
COLORED-212 18th ST. NE.
newly dec: 500 mo. CO. 5-S293.
COLORED-BROOKLAND N.E.-s.
rm... 2-bath house. Two kits. full
hsmt.. oil heat: .acant; suit. fam,
CO.. MA. s-SSs0.
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COLORED VET
Buy . VA approved home while you
can. spotless 2-bath. Term. brk
OF 5000 blk. 18th st.. NV. Com
pletely modern with about every.
thing. incl. rec. rm., rugs. ONLY
Si4.bO0 OF, $3.50 down. $76 80 pei
mo. Mrs. FitzGerald, cox Il CO..
RE. S-l633. OIL. 6-7:22.
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2e03 MOZART ST. NV.
mo.SNeWiy dec. mod. En'. new
tile bath, 3 bedrms., gas heat.
BARRY CO. ia. 9-g27D, ME. s-e025
SILVER sPRINQ-NeW Split-ievei:
s bedrms., 2 baths. rec. rm.. porch
lovely lot; $40 month.
TAKOMA PARKS rms. 2 baths
possible 2-famiiy arransement; $3.50
"V croSaLEsvnLE-s rms. / bath: 3
'eT wHE e s5Sp ., s.s.SSm "0n Tstnmbl.r
fenced yard. .nr. schools siIo mo
GEORGE W BAuqERMAN. u.