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u. ). Gets Role
In Baghdad Paci

KARACHI. Pakistan. June
tP1-The United States today
Joined the military committee
of the anti-Communist Baghdac
Pact.
The action was only a ster
short Of full membership in the
five-nation alliance. The United
States already is a member Of
the pact's economic and counter
subversion committees.
The invitation to join the
military group was presented
formally soon after the pact
ministerial council opened it,
third meeting to plan economic
and military steps to bolster de-
Tense against communism in the
strategic Middle East.
Il am authorized by my gov
eminent to accept this invita-
ton" said United States Deputy
UnderSecretary OF State 10y
Henderson. the head of the
delegation of American observers
attending the council meeting.
The military committee some
day may develop into a joint
military command along the
lines of the NATO Joint com
mand. Gen. Nathan F. Twining
the Air Force chief Of staff. heads
the American military delega-
ton 10 the current meeting.
The pact's full members are
Britain, Pakistan, Iran. Turkey
and Iraq. The United States
was one Of the prime launchers
Of the alliance along the Soviet
Unions southern border but
itself stayed out in an effort tC
keep from alternating Arab op-
ponentS Of the pact.
The council at its current
meeting Is expected to empha
size economic cooperation within
the alliance. particularly in oe-
velopment of telecommunica
tons, air. road and rail trans
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-03
Original Proofs
Of Shows Works
Found in Home

LONDON. June 3 (R.-George
Bernard Shaw left an unexpected
legacy-perhaps an unintended
one-that is going to boost the
value of his estate.
This legacy is % unprepossess-
ing books. some pages stained by
tea. But what lies between the
covers has brought the collectors
on the run. their checkbooks
ready.
These are bound printers
proofs Of Shaws plays. books
critical essays, possibly the bulk
Of his works.
What is more important. there
on the margins in the stout
Shavian hand are corrections
and cauStic instructions to the
printers.
The National Trust, to which
Shaw left his estate, paid no
particular attention to the row
of battered books in Shaw's
Corner. the red. three story brick
home in Ayot st. Lawrence vii
lage near London where Shaw
lived and where he died.
Then the trust leased Shaw's
Corner to c. J. Casserley. He
looked inside the books, and was
he surprised.
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Degree Awarded
To John L. Lewis

MoRGANTOWN. w. Va. June
3 (P-John L. Lewis, 77-year-
old president of the United Mine
Workers, today returned to the
scene of his unions bloodiest
early battles to receive an honor
airy degree from West Virginia
University.
1t was the first degree of any
kind for Mr.. Lewis, who left
school at the age of IA to work
fulltime in the coal mines.
West Virginia honored him
today with an honorary degree
of doctor of law at the univer-
sity's 88th commencement exer-
cises.
Honorary degrees also went to
West Virginia Gov. Cecil Under
wood, Gov. C. William O'Neill of
Ohio and Chancellor Colgate w.
Darden of the University of Vir-
ginia.
M. j. Rathbone, president of
Standard Oil Co. of New Jersey,
and a former Parkersburg resi-
dent, also was to receive a degree,
but he failed to appear for the
ceremonies. His wife was
stricken with an unexpected ill
ness.
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Israel, Arabs
Swap Charges

JERUSALEM, June 8 (P).-
Israel and her Arab neighbors
snapped aggression charges over
the week end as border trouble
continued.
Israel accused Egypt of renew
ing guerrilla activities which
could provoke a situation where
violence must break out" A
foreign ministry spokesman said
Israeli representatives would see
United Nations Secretary Cen
eral Dag Hammarskjold in New
York today concerning reports
that Sudanese troops had moved
into the GAIA Strip.
Egypt countered with charges
that Israel had committed re
peated aggression" along their
common demarcation line in
defiance of the United Nations"
Information Director Abdel
Kader Hatem said in Cairo that
Israeli forces had crossed the
demarcation line three times in
May.
Jordan said it's antiaircraft
guns had fired on four Israeli
planes flying over Jordan terri
tory. An announcement in Am
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FLOWING BY REMOTE CONTROL
DUE WITH ROBOT TRACTOR

The day may arrive when a farmer may rock
comfortably on his porch and pillow his fields with radio
controlled tractor.
That possibility today in Army announce
ment OF Fort Bevor test Of robot tractor that
Grated anywhere within the range of radio is believed
that this the first application of the prn-
ciple to such equipment
The Army said it may prove invaluable in construction
work in radioacvated and combat the special
control box would be located in eep helicopter
Normal operations be performed distances UP
to Is miles simply by manipulating the con-
troll box.
Army engineers also have in mind installation of small
teevison the tractor remote operator
knowledge and observation of conditions the machine en-
counters The tractor by LIE Tourneau-
Westinghouse of Peoria, ILL.,
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|AIqerion Rebels Blame
French for Mossocres

PARIS, June 3 (P.-One o
Algeria'S two nationalist rebe
groups says the French them
selves massacred 800 Algerian
villagers and tried to put thu
blame on the rebels.
The National Liberation From
asked the United Nations yes
terday to investigate the mas
killing of the male population
at Melouza and other atrocities
France accuses the rebels o.
committing.
1t also appealed to President
Eisenhower, Pope Plus XII
Soviet President Voroshilov ano
other world leaders for aio II
the rebels struggle for indie
pendence.
French officials dismissed the
liberation front kilograms as ar
attempt to counter President
Rene Coty's indictment last week
laying the blame for the mas
Sacre on the rebels. They said
they were unworried about the
effect on Algerian opinion be-
cause 1.-The Arab grapevine has
alreacy told the whole MoSlem
population who the slayers were
and who was responsible"
Accusations Made in Paris
The French News Agency said
a rival rebel group, the Algerian
National Movement, circulated
tracts in Paris accusing IAN
armed band of Liberation Front
pseudo-patriotS" of the Melouza
massacre. The National Move
ment, which is smaller than the
Liberation Front. but has the
same general aim of Algerian
independence, had been reported
Strongly entrenched in the Me-
Ilouza area before the massacre.
NJ Hammed YaZid, member of
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and get a neutral" government
to supervise parliamentary cleo
tons beginning June 8.
In Beirut yesterday, the army
chief of staff, Gen. Fuad Chehab
took the role of mediator to try
to work out a compromise be-
tween government and opposi-
ton forces before the election
Gen. Chehab was reported seek
ing appointment of tw cabinet
ministers acceptable to the OPP
position together with an army
guarantee of security in the
elections.
The national front grouping
of Enforcement forces in
cludes factions favoring a shift
of the Lebanese government
away from the present pro-
United States policies and to-
ward greater friendship with
Syria and Egypt.
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Voters to Pick
McCorthy's
Successor

MADISON, Wis, June 3 tP1.-
Wisconsins Gov. Vernon w
Thomson said today he woulc
call special election to fill the
Senate seat left vacant by the
death May 2 of Senator JOSEPH
r. Mccarthy, Republican o.
Wisconsin. He said he would an
nounce the date later this week
While the Governor did moi
disclose exact dates for the pri.
mary and general election, they
are expected TO be held within
the next 90 days
Gov. Thomson said
CONSCIOUS of the responsible.
ity placed in me by the discretion
given me BY the statutes. have
carefully appraised the course
which should be followed to mos
completely carry out the trus'
and confidence placed in me BY
the electorate
The appraisal Of the factors
considered at no time involved
any personal consideration "
This was interpreted by news
men TO mean that the Governor
is not interested in making bic
for the seat himself However
three other prominent Republi,
cans have announced their in
tension to seek the seat.
They are former Gov. Waltel
j Kohler III. 1t. Gov Warner
Knowles and former Representa-
tive Glenn r. Davis AmonI
Democrats expected TO bid ar,
Representative Henry Reuss ant
William Proxmire. three tim,
guhernatorial nominee.
Gov. Thomson added
II is now my considered iudg
ment that a special election shall
be called and that the people o
this state shall choose a sue,
cesssor to the late Senator Nc.
Carthy."
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checks. The measures are un'
usual between Arab neighbors.
More than 80 Syrians, most o.
them workers. are said to have
been sent out Of Lebanon so far
The action followed pre-elec-
ton rioting Thursday by the
political opposition favorine
closer ties with Syria and Egypt
Eight were killed and 7C
wounded when the Army quelleo
their demonstration against the
government
Syrian Defense Minister
Khaled Alarm denied Lebanese
press reports that Syrian army
lieutenant was arrested in the
riots Mr. Alarm said the lieu
tenant was now in Damascus.
Thursdays riot was staged by
political enemies of pro-Western
Premier Sami Solh in an at
tempt TO force his resignation
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port. The United States has
pledged SIPS million for pact
projects and Britain 2 million
pounds (S5.6 Million.
The military committee was
scheduled to discuss a joint COM
mand but agreement on its for
nation may not be reached at
this meeting, an informed source
said.
PakiStan Prime Minister H. S.
Suhrawardy presided as los del
egates, observers and advisers
opened the three-day meeting
in a crowded room air condi-
toned against predicted l03-
degree temperature.
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man said the planes flew at 900
feet over the frontier villages Of
Amin, Rumanah and Think.
The 744-ton Danish Freighter
Ulla Danielsen arrived at the
southern Israeli port of Eilat in
the disputed Aqaba Gulf over the
week end with a cargo of build
ing materials. The vessel sue
ceeds the Italian freighter Cater
ina Madre on charter runs for
Israel through the gulf.
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the Liberation Front nationa
council. made the plea for 8
U. N. investigation in a telegram
to Secretary General Dag Ham.
marskjold in New York. It sale
the French accusations were
false and asked Mr.. Hammar.
skiold to propose to Mr.. Coty
that the U. N. investigate the
behavior of belligerents on both
sides in Algeria.
! Mr.. Yazid said this woulo
provoke the Indignation of the
universal conscience against the
methods Of the French army" ir
Algeria.
The French have been expect
ing such a liberation front move
since Mr.. Coty broadcast an APP
peal to the conscience of the
civilized world early Saturday tc
protest the Melouza slaughter BY
turning its back on the rebels
Investigation on Scene
A French public Human Rights
Committee made an on-the-spot
investigation in Melouza. Robert
Lacoste, the French minister in
Algeria. reported relief was given
the victims families.
Algerian gunner and French
forces each claimed a score OF
new victims during the week end
The French pushed operations in
the Melouza region, arresting
200 Algerians suspected of takine
part in the massacre for interro-
cation. Eighteen. all of them
armed, were killed by French
forces during the roundup, the
French reported.
In Paris, for the second time
within a few days. a French
soldier was attacked by Alge-
rians. He was hoSpitalized after
being severely beaten.
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New Rolls for Hirohito

TOKYO. June 3 R.-The
imperial household has bought a
new $2l.5O0 Rolls Royce to re-
place the one Emperor Hirohito
has been riding around in for
20 years. But the old Rolls still
will be used when he drives in
Tokyo because the people are
used to seeing him in it.
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Senators Differ on Issue
Of Red Chino 7 rode

consider lifting its total en-
barge. Senators Sparkman.
Democrat of Alabama. and
Cooper. Republican Of Kentucky.
contended in a Joint interview
the embargo should be contin-
ued.
Their comments followed Bri-
tain's announcement last week
that 1t will permit shipment to
Red China of nonstrategic goods
her merchants now are free to
sell TO Russia. She thus broke
with other countries which since
the Korean War have imposed
much harsher restrictions on
trade with Red China.
Norway already has followed
Britain's lead, but a Norwegian
spokesman said only exports Of
paper will be affected materially.
Several other nations. among
them Japan. are expected 10
take similar action.
Senator Ellender and Hum
phrey followed the lead OF Sem
ate Democratic Leader Lyndon
B. johnson, Texas. who said
Saturday the United States
should take a new look" at its
own trade policies in the light
of the British decision.
Senator Ellender said in a TV
interview on ABC's Celebrity
Parade that 1T strikes me we
might look into the feasibility
OF selling some of our nonstra-
tepic materials to Red China if
other countries do.
Senator Humphrey said in an
other T'V interview on MIC IS
Youth Wants to Know that this
country should "re-examine our
trade policies and possibly our
political policies"
But Senator Cooper. a former
ambassador TO India, said we
would enhance the prestige of
the Peiping government If we let
down the bars to trade with 1t.
That would have an effect
on all Asia" he continued. 1T
probably would be considered in
some quarters as an indication
we intended to recognize the
, Communist government.
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Teachers Poy Rises

OTTAWA, June 3 (P.-
Teachers in Canadian UNIVERSE
ties drew salaries last year 81
per cent higher than in the
previous year and almost double
the 1878 level, says the bureau
of statistics.
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BY the Associated Press

The question of resuming lin
tied United States trade with REQ
China brought disagreement
among Senators today.
Senators Ellender. Democrat
of Louisiana. and Humphrey,
Democrat of Minnesota. said in
separate television appearances
yesterday this country should
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ExpuIsions by Lebanon
Of Syrions Reported

DAMASCUS. Syria June H-Lebanon reported expeing
large numbers of Srians undesirable in the wake of last
weeks riots in the Western Arab republic.
Reliable reports from the aLebanon frontier yeer
border also searching all Syrian
thoroughly that has retaated with similar
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! p000H BOTTOM, nee ea1 ssh q,
n.w.-NeUiY Femodelnd from roof
10 cellar aIfscondllloning o.
tlonal; 2e.fl, Nv, rm., separate
din. rms oe luxe kil.,. pQuoef I'm.
and patio on let IlFeli 3 ho1rms.
and 3 baths above; deep lot y IN
iss. ! q !. oE ssiss.j M. 5000.
ROCK CnEEK KSfAIE1. q. .C.--a
hedrns., 2M bathss Colonial With
powder rmf, Den, modern kll,
Ssil LnoUH AND 6iknfE IN.
a, DIAL, WIL6oN se6is.. Amer. b,
i tfk Vac, 0iJ,huO. rec, m;
$4,000 cash. New decor. IN,
ksfRN 6fnRETi Sf1.6S0 -neaul.,
bic dei, a-bedril. masonry home.
| u peri, cond.; BIB. % Walter
sesq , ,sTrins yainel !, FRANK
kvshihss' wo. e.sse6'
nkN ., ~ NV, slos q weoeEoE
s Maa'n ars in i h'lss Rsa'' Sshoo-n
hsllghtlul A-bedFm. a-bath brk.
Tesldencs. suFrounded 81 spaci0us,
call Mra oFay, pk. e-lf0t; evls,.
| NIL -l kEHEroR .AHcls rOw1l4'
3-sTOnY nRKl bsmt. oil Heat, 4
baths; monthly inc. over 5000.
On. pest.. $500. Calvert 1t. Wo.
0-l1lo,
ATTENTION nENTiGTo and ply
elcinnss BUILDING with 10 rooma,
0m tAthsh operating rooms.
and fully furnished; private park
ing area: estimated rental 500
"a NV IA. s.sizs. -. -
y So. NV, near court bldGs.i COM
i mefcloi lone--Neat. modern u
room brick; 10000, WALTER N.
aAulMelAN. -. lisa; ewes, wo.
CHEVY CIIAeE--Chafming b hed-
rms. q baths. pudr. fm.: huge
grcunds. paEeaini
Amer. y. pk.-beautlful 4-oedrm.
lf ieai a-4 ssIsl Colonial srHvisS'
CHEVY Center shall brick
Colonial. 8 bodrooms, as halhs;
nls.ssd Sacrament R.riah: HS.s
ceptlonat value. shown By. appt.
enn . a.m.-o pm. Call N.
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HOUSES ron SALE NV.

.. PARK-vaeans; re-
decorated ~ bedrms., recreation
s sssSH' W isaScl' ~ sis s sCOi $4,000
WOODsS s20,0bO-cen-
teT-haD entrance. brick Colonial
nocr; side screened porch. 3 twin
size bedrooms. 2 baths. End floor;
steps 70 storage attic: rec. room
ana ear b..t earase: rear patio:
Sss S Ss s0i lane. s1s Som. sd oHn S.
sen immediatsiy. Can OIL e-SS4i
2 cD "a e., g, THOMAS ,. TlsHER 4
BARNABY WOODS, s26. $50; excel.
homes, 3 bedrms.. 2 baths. ilV.
rm,. din, rm.. den. powder Tm..
today's kit. center hail. attic.
fun bsmt.. pansled rec. Tm., porch
garage and trees. A value an.
sSSfids;af f 4 ~ ~ s.iss sO S: oSsa Vi
DAnNABY WOODS, chevy chass-
This attractive eenter-hall brick
home has . den and powder room
on lGt moor. 3 beorm1. and
baths op End door; stairs 70 stoT-
age attic, rec. I'm. and built-In
garage; Price. see. ESQ, Call WQ
1 co, inc. I dRsT yD chi 9; 'E 3 q
CHEyY CHASE. d. c.. town house
Sl7.obO-3-bedrm. brick Colonial
only 2 years old and IN excellent
desires i immedists IA saIe = M w Sus5 ans
DIBTRIcT-MARYLAND REALTY
co. INC; ewes, OIL. 4-i343.
cHkyr CHASE. 2, CPS. 600, Z
seSss van % public enc paroehiaIl
eeRStTas.on ana nS1e v Snp So nGT rO oSHe
q rms, baths. screened porch
new Kitchen. saFaee, beiuiiiu
American Colonial architecture 81
sn9w-whits elapboard and brick
fai 4. HHssES9 ri ! p.n hucHs co.
ChevY CHASE, s2l .g50--immac
with full center hall. den, scr
lot: elty.s hnest schools. FRANK
ss.h 5ihnLr 81. I ss.sSl.IP' h 7'i4iii
CHEVY CHAsE--Han0some. Bic 4.
beqrm., 2-bath brk. Colonial. avail.
able IN low eos. full center hall
den; gar slate roof; city,g finest
echis. FRANK 8. PHILLIPS, INC,
OF. 1.14t1; eves., WO. 0-6l00
CHEVY CHASE = charming dst
prick. eenter-hali plan, rms,
baths, scr. porch. det. garage: be.
ing newly renovated Just on ore.
gon syss.Briesd S24 500, Eyss,
ksal.SSr rz1 az. 5.o7bs. oHAVAETH
CHEVY CIAsE-Light, clean elder
nome, with. powder room, through
hail, nice kit. hv.. TEn,. and din
Pm.,. 3 bedTmS. and bath up, ful
psmt.. maids rm. and bath, semi.
nnlAhed rec. rm.. screened porch
garage; deep. fenced lot, Price
ylA,Db0 for quick sale, BILLINGS.
"a. .sss.. f Rnl s.Os ST. HA' s-s'Soi
C gnrs, ccM. .sl.. get; Conn a..! ans
6smt.. porch: $1,000. SAMUEL
l:Ol SSYHo. .vs.., 81. Ga-OSsfRS's' AD
cLEvkLAND PARK !nssE shsra.
this nice row house: living Fm
S sa1aa., 5nd A. an Bs sdTmi. p Sssb
good conditions: small down .paI'
msnt; imwed. oceup. BiLLfNds.
sssninsS. biz. Sss6ao. 0~O
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S BEDROOMS
4 BATHS
CONI,EY REALTORS
v1TRo EMPLOYEES

Loan rejection on previous
purchaser makes this new
brick sptt-level available for
clovs home has true center
hall entL., lArge Nv, rm., din.
rm, with French door V
patio, larUe i2xl2 kits
truly twin-siEed bedrms., 2
BATH msn. an. and rss; req rem hes 1s's
m slsnS5's sV,m ssn1Sl s ees sIS% S,
ep, S9e,ysar loan, Priced
9. +. BLANCHARD. Realto
Die aliso Ave. ~. $500
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RTDEcoRHTi

= ms. ss5sh q Ess Prev.dens.
BOSS 11th st. ne; both semide-
Eaehed. 2-stoly brick. fur bsmt.
hos e ms a 81, i az. e onls: pho @
tor apt. WEEKDAYS:
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SMALL RESTAURANT

Wen located. Clean and well EQUIP.
ped. Good for man and wife opera
ton. Low opereting costs for main.
eior1r s,,d and 81. zen sr sSSpple Hl
e-els0. JAlfH8 L. DIXON q co
Exclusive.
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REAL ESTATE SALE o. EXcH

EXCHANGE mod. . bdrm. ranch b
South Bend. Ind, for home n
Washington area. Reply Boz l23-
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', ,,,|I ,. AYE. I .KIEEDEp-sIsIsI. e.
ga. r. Sss A. IL s:SG% i ~ " u
bath, dayllght playFoom anf
ksmt., gafAge; lovely tfee-ahndel
lot; patio and barbecue. M, 1000
public and paFoehinl schools and
o sSlml y . RccL 80. kuss c sda
". ,. WRIGHT. RM. $500 ~
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HONEYMOON BUNGALOW
Mr.. AGER AND RIGGS Pm

Wanted. some young couple for
this adorable home, Priced low
a. $4,000 . bedrms. down plus
nm. room up. Beautiful condition
Picket fenced lot FHA terms. 81 :
100 down. balance approx. S71 per
mo. includes all. Near every con-
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ni1o din ruiny den, tvIne1l1e bed
rms, 1s3 baths. model GEE kitch'
fna panel rec. rlna., detached "a.
lales. Az completsiy redec.,. ~
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543 BUCHANAN ST. NV.
7t0 IN0RAHAM ST. NV.
4oii oth STREET NV.
loiS eth STREET NV.
600l It'll PLACE NV.
462o ILLINOIS AVE. NV.
HoMnl WITH INcoAlR
o23 MARIETTA pL. NV.
sea- 18th STREET NV.
l4le NEWTON ST. NV.
RRpoaaKeaKp BARGAINS
1857 HARDWOOD PL. NV
il22 MORSE STREET NV
Murray Levine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-01

SLEEPY H0LLOW-Dream rambler
within q stones throw Of geVen
Corners. eenter-hal1 desiEn. sepa-
rate din. I'm. all-elee. de luxe nj.
3 bedrms. and 2h baths. fun bsrsf
With picture window in 25x25
slnDrm; Immed. occupancy. Ask
ing 10 BOO; Name your own terms.
ToSs IA. s-2o61: ewes. ".
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-01

home situated o. j rolling ceres:
fif', &c. can Tor sppSlntmsnl;
I 49, 900 BCiss6;Egs n XoUNKiN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-01

NJ. RAiNTER - New S-fm. ram.
bIefi brick and frame. IN quiei
section; fun bsmt.; dishwasher;
s seSocs tls i.I sat ace. e0ny oD. e 81
Rainier. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-01

MASS. AVE. Ex1ENDKp-only Z
home fssiuFipg 3 bedrms.. bath,
a 2S-fs' hvins IN. fifshsS VIII
diahwashef. etc.; fun bEnit.l
Ra.io, tened yaTa: sa.slIs.s paEs-
S23. 800. JosEPH KfN6KY. Real.
tor. 81. 3-b3li. To. 3-3o33 0VeD,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-01

RhkkLAWN - Modern detached
brick Colonial: excellent condition
x4.ft. Nv. rm., sep: din. rn., kit.
Priced $4,000. HUGH T. PECK