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Diario las Américas., 1958-01-19
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Ambassador Smith and
Cuban Politics

As soon as the interesting and
revealing statements made in
Washington by the US. Ambas-
sador to Cuba during his recent
Consultation" visit at the State
Department were made known
in Havana, in the course of
which Ambassador Smith said:
1--WE expect the Cuban Govern
ment to restore completely the
constitutional guarantees and
hope that the elections to be
held will be acceptable to the
Cuban people,, the Government
press circles renewed their at
tacks against the aforemention-
ed diplomat.
So far, these attacks have not
reached the proportions and the
tones of the outburSts of the
mouthpieceS of the Batista re-
gime directed at Smith when
he stated his views in Oriente,
favoring the democratic cause of
the Cuban people and when, as
a human being, he condemned
the brutality of the police forces
against defenseless manifestants
wo had come to greet the Am.
bassador; yet, it is quite evident
that those elements close to the
Cuban regime are still quite
resentful of the present head of
the US. diplomatic mission and,
more SO, of the United States
as a Nation.
In commenting this, it is good
to remember that at the time
of the attacks, made with a fury
that merited a better cause, ele-
ments very close to the Cuban
President expressed themselves in
the most violent terms against
Ambassador Smith, against the
Govern of the United
States, against the people of
this country and against its ma
tional and international policies.
To this moment, it seems that
extremes are being avoided now
in the attacks against the Am
bassador for his statements
made in Washington. Political
interests, rather than friendship
towards the United States, die.
tate this attitude.
There is the possibility that
the S m regarding
the restoration of constitutional
guarantees in Cuba and about
elections acceptable" to the Gu
ban people, may not have come
as a surprise to General Batista,
because he was Ambassador
Smiths guest in a more or less
intimate dinner before the di-
plomatic representative left for
Washington in his consultation
visit.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-19
Argentine Trade
Mission Leaves
Paris for Moscow

PARIS, Jan. IS. -(UP).- An
Argentine Trade Mission to the
communist countries left this
morning for Moscow. The group,
headed by Undersecretary of In
dustry Raul A. Ondarts, arrived
last night from Buenos Aires and
left today for Prague, where they
will change to a plane scheduled
to arrive in Moscow at 8:45 tonight.
The Mission, was met here at
Qrly Airport by the Argentine
Embassy's Minister Counsellor,
Luis Castells, and other Embassy
staffers including Counsellor Ra-
mon Oliveira Cesar, the Chief of
the Economic Section of the EN-
baSsy, Jose GOTTA, and the Pro-
tocol Adviser Lorenzo Genta. Last
night they were received by Ar
gentine Ambassador Juan Carlos
Rebora.
Ondarts said that their further
itinerary has not been set yet.
After remaining eight or ten
days in Moscow the Mission plans
to go to Prague, then visit Blu
charest, Warsaw, Belgrade and
perhaps Sofia.
The duration of the whole mis-
sion will be about 40 days.
He confirmed that the mission
intend to buy railroad, electrical
and perhaps petroleum equipment
as we'll as metallurgical products
from Russia and other countries
behind the iron curtain, using the
40 million dollar trade balances
between the Argentine and half
a dozen of those countries. The
balance with Russia alone reaches
about 20 million dollars.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-19
Roios PiniIIo Buys
Las Pulmos House

LAS PALMAS, Canary Islands,
Jan. IS. -(UP).- Former Co
lombian President General Gusta-
vo Roias Pinilla has bought a
house here and will definitely
make this Island capital his home
we'll informed sources said today.
RojaS Pinilla's house, for which
he paid 7OO,O OO pesetas (S14,000),
is located in the elegant "Ciudad
Jardin" residential district.
The sources said the exdictator
would move into the new house
as soon as extensive alterations
and repairs have been completed.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-19
By HENRY RAYMOND
United Press Staff Correspondent

WASHINGTON, Jan. 18. (UP).
Western diplomats are warning
Brazil and other Latin American
countries against falling into the
same kind of snare that the Soviet
Union set for Middle East ma
lions - seemingly attractive eco
nomic offers.
Diplomatic officials said today
that they are alarmed by evidence
that Moscow has started an eco
nomic drive in Latin America
similar to the one which has
spread Soviet influence deep into
the Middle East.
Although there is general agree
ment that it will not succeed, the
United States and other Western
powers have nevertheless taken
seriously the challenge of econo-
mic warfare voiced by Commu-
mist Party chief Nikita S. Khrush-
chev: "We declare waf upon you
in the peaceful field of trade and
production. We are relentless in
this. We will prove the superior
ity of our system"
PRESSURE ON BRAZIL
In Latin America, this pro-
nouncement was followed by eco
nomic and political pressure on
Brazil to establish diplomatic re-
lations with Russia and by tempt
ing offers of economic opportuni-
ties to Argentina and Colombia.
Some Latin Americans are argu-
ing that because of their tradition
of independence, the majority of
the 20 republics are so immune
to Communism that closer trade
relations with the Soviet bloc
would do no harm. There also
are those who complain that by
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-19
CORRECTION

In the interesting in
terview with Assistant
Secretary Of State Roy R.
Rubottom we published
yesterday, o reerettoble
typographical error corn
pletely changes the
incoming Of q settlement.
In the eighth paragraph
referring to Mr.. Dulles, it
said: "and the Secretary
mode it cIeor that he wos
thinking of one regional
group meddIing -" 1t
should read: "ond the
Secretary made it eleor
thot he was NOT thinking
Of one regional gfoup
meddling in the offoiFs Of
the Others"
We ore very sorry, and
apologize, for this unfor-
tunate error.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-19
Peru's Freak Flood
Kills Forty : Three

CUZCO, Peru, Jan. 10 - (UP).
A freak flood in Calca Province
washed away the Indian village
of Puachacc this week, drowning
at least 43 persons, it was reported
today.
A landslide in the area damned
the Yanatile River Monday. When
the pressure of the rising waters
washed out the natural dam early
the following day, a wall Of water
rushing down the riverbed swamp
ed PACKAGE.
The accident had no apparent
connection with the earthquake
which rocked the mountains Of
Southern Peru Wednesday.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-19
Guatema|ans to Decide
Nations Future Today
Crucial Elections

GUATEMALA CITY, -(UP).-
Guatemala will hold Sunday its
second presidential election in
three months to try once again
to choose the nan who for the
next six years will fill the place
of assassinated President Carlos
Castillo Armas.
The assassination of the anti.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-19
ARGENTINE ACTOR
PRAISED IN GERMANY

BERLIN (UP)- Actor Carlos
Thompson, Argentine husband OF
film star Lilli Palmer, received
praise in Berlin newspapers for his
performance in the new German
move "The Inn in the Spessart
Mountains"
Thompson plays the part OF the
hero, the leader of a romantic
18th century robber gang in the
film comedy.
The movie had its premiere
Wednesday in Berlin's "Lgoria'
Palast" movie theater.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-19
Western Diplomats Warning
Latin American Countries
Against Soviet aid Offers
OFFICIALS ALARMED BY COMMUNIST
ECONOMIC DRIVE in HEMISPHERE

adopting a rigid attitude toward
Moscow the United States is block
ing economic progress.
The most widely accepted view,
however, is that at this particular
moment of renewed East = West
tension it would be a display of
poor judgment and even lack of
friendship for the United States
for a Latin American country to
develop new approaches to Mos
cow
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-19
BRAZIL Is LIFTING SOME
INVESTMENT RESTRICTIONS

WASHINGTON. -(UP). The
State Department told the House
Foreign Relations Committee that
there are indications that Brazil
is lifting some restrictions on ca
pital investment.
Brazil, nevertheless, has reject
ed all efforts that the us. has
made to convince her that she
should allow us. capital to part
icipate in oil exploitation.
Roy r. Rubottom, Assistant Sc
cretary of State for Inter Ameri-
can Affairs, described the Brazi.
liam situation in a session of the
Latin American Subcommittee of
the Foreign Relations Committee.
The meeting was held in order
for Rubottom to explain the most
recent events in Latin America
to the members of the Subcom'
mittee, which is presided by De-
mocratic representative, Robert c,
Byrd.
1t was, nevertheless, attended
not only by members of the Sub
committee but also by many Of
the. full Foreign Relations Com
mittee.
Rubottom briefly spoke abou'
the economic and political Situat
ion of each of the Latin American
countries. Many of the questions
put to him by the Senators, never
theless, were about the Brazilian
oil policy.
He said that one encouraging
fact was the permit which wa:
recently granted to a U. S. com
pany. which makes automobiles
for constructing a factory in Ri
de Janeiro, in which they vii
invest 20 million dollars.
PANAMA CANAL BUILDING
TO BE MODERNIZED
WASHINGTON The frs
change of any extensive nature t.
be made in the Panama Canal
Administrative Building since i
was Quilt 43 years ago will b.
started in the very near future, &C
eording to the Panama Canal Re
view.
Modernization plans for thu
three-story masonry structure arr
nearing completion and bids fol
the project which will cost abou
81 million will be invited within
the next few weeks.
No structural changes r in
volved in the plans and the build
ing will present much the same
outward appearance. The interior
however, will be vastly different
Among the changes included are
air-conditioning, modern lighting
q new elevator, and some office
changes.
Architect-engineering plans foI
air-conditioning, elevator and ligh
ing have been submitted by thu
Panama firm of Sander, Duffei
and Associates, contractors for thi
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-19
~GUATEMALAN OIL
GRANTS UP

WASHINGTON - The six new
oil exploration concessions grant
ed by the Guatemalan Govern
ment since August 1857 have
brought the total area allowed for
oil exploration to more than TO-
270,00 acres. The Government has
granted a total of is oil explora-
ton rights since last May, all for a
period of six years renewable for
two additional periods of two years
each.
The new concessions are in the
northernmost provinces of Guate-
mala The rights were granted un.
der the 1855 Petroleum Code.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-19
MEXICAN VOTERS RI
URGED TO REGISTER

MEXICO CITY (UP)- The IN
terror Department is planning an
intensified drive to get every Me-
xican voter to register for this
years general elections before the
middle of next month.
Interior Minister Angel CarvaJal
plans call for registration to be
completed by Feb. Is.
More than IL, 600, 900 voters are
expected to cast ballots in the pre-
sidential and congressional cleo
tions scheduled for July 6.
So far, less than one million per-
sons have registered in the
thousands of registration places
throughout the country. The press,
the labor unions and many civic
and political organizations are al
so urging voters to register.
RIO POLICE BREAK
SHIPS WILD PARTY
RIO DE JANEIRO CUP Police
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-19
Latin American Finance
and Trade News Reports

phase of the project. Plans for the
other are heing prepared by the
Engineering Division.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-19
ARGENTINE PORT
IMPROVEMENT N

WASHINGTON - Studies are
being carried out in Argentina by
a Commission composed of repre-
sentatives of the Ministry of Trans
ports National Bureau of Mer-
chant Marine and Ports, of the
area along the Upper Parana Riv-
err between the ports of Corrien-
ties and Iguazu, to determine the
Importance of its existing docking
facilities.
Shipping interests in the area
have impressed upon the Commits
sion the Importance of carrying
out necessary work in connection
with transport by river of the re-
gion's products especially in the
ports of Ell Dorado, Santa Ana,
Libertador General San Martin,
and Iguazu. 1t is hoped that con-
struction of roads leading to the
docks will benefit greatly outlets
for the areas produce. Work on
enlargement of port installations
is already under way at Santa Ana,
the Yerba Mate region.
The Commission also is studying
the problem of the rapids of Api-
pc and Caraya, which are obstacles
to navigation in the Parana River
because they only permit passage
of craft of 100 tons. Two plans
are being considered c~onstruc.
ton Of a "anal or leveling of the
rapids. Once a free passage is as
sured in that area, the Parana
River will be navigable at all times
up to Iguazu and will thereby be.
nefit the entire r as we'll as
travel and the national economy
because of the difference between
railway and river freight rates.
Diario las Américas., 1958-01-19

was greatly interested in training
leprologists and taking UP research
on leprosy in China.
Flu Lien-Chun, Vice Minister OF
Public Health, told the same group
that the advanced course was in
tended to train a group of special
lists on leprosy, a disease which
China hopes to eliminate within
a definite period from its territor-
Evening star., 1958-05-15
jAHRoLL KNoLLs-Reduc,d t.r

Immediate sale LEes S.6sdrrn. n.
rambler, on lovely .feneed corner
lot, Liv, Tm. with beaned ceiling
and nrepl. wall. elec, kit, full
bsmt.; nf. schools, rec, center and
pool. ~ 200 dn.. PHA. BY OWN
ER, 10. h-4Oe0.
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NEW HAMPSHIRE GARDENS =
Mod. brick rambler built in 1850;
. spacious rms, excel. loc., conv.
to everything: elec. kit. includes
dishvasher and disposal; $1,000
On. under EHA: Sl7 500 HUGH
T. PECK, HE. 4-a4OO
PARKwOOD-oniy 5000 down will
Cape Coo Cod With ih''S.Ss Screened TsSrh: porch.
modern kitchen, 25-ft. psneled
recreation rm., separate living
Tm and dining rm. plus many
extras. Price, Sl6,506. EN-. .
s206, DISTRICT MARYLAND
REALTY. INC. ewes, OIL. 2-9lOI,
no SIS dovn-Detach.
3-bedrm. rambler; payments like
rent. Quick poss. BUDNEY REAL
TY. GA, 4-S1g5, LO. B-27b6.
(continued on Next Pace
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HOUSES TO SHARE

SMALL GROUP ofieers and pro-
feSsional men, renting lse. house
Arl., near PentaRon. have room
for one more or. 4-7O0a Sat
and sun, after s weekdays.
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,oLoRKD-M0DERN, large rm,,
Dixie Rally Co, Nx,s.sss0'
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kENSINGTON-Cheerful and spa.
eious are ne words for this spar
aamblef S'0in many sttTsci isStnrss.
incl. Ice. rms, hish ceilings, utii.
area; side patio; swimming / blk.
from house. FLA appraised at
Sl3.750 with $3.50 dn. or assume
$1,000 81 AZ loan, 10, b-35sS.
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H. q. sMITHY co.
sll 18th ST. NV. ST. 3-330O
CoLORED : O0I HOWARD RID,
SfE.-Bedrmr lily. rm., .dinette,
kit. and bath; S54 80. Newly dec
COL0RED-NEWLY DECORATED;
spae. good location rms, Kit,
bath: utils. furn. S66. ME- s.
0l36, HO. 2-30Ss.
COLORED-i226 18th ST. NV
REDEC., . rms. dinette. kit. and
bath, Heat ana h.w. furn.: S7b
mo. To inspect. see janitor, Apt,
Is, or call co. 5-62o2.
COLORED-IAOI MASS. AVE. Sc
Apt. A rms, dinette, kit. and
bath; REDEC.; auto. gas heat:
S62.50 mo. Call co. 5-622o
C0LORED-74i FAIRMoNT ST.
N.W;--Mod .5-rm. apt, excellent
utils ia. 9-6537, after $50 p m
C0LORED-11I6 9th ST. NV,
Ant, 63--2 rms. kitchenette and
semipvt. bath. only S52 so mo.
MS AZ SfGaSNN. sRtjSEsSi IA. stIjs, stssoo. incl
COLoRED--Ie49 C ST. SIRE
modelled 1-bedrm. apts. with new
kit, equip. in 4-family bids, for
white-collar workers; adults only
fully redec. $50. and Sha.50 mo-,
plus utilS. For info. phone Mrs
Nicholson at once of DeVERE r.
WELDON. Agent, FE, 7-2141,
weekdays.
Evening star., 1958-05-15

CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE AREA
Blessed Sacrament Parish. Biz,
beautiful Colonial ana older home,
IN brand-new cond., featuring q
huge dream kit, bedrms., q
baths; 2-car garage. Owner
moving immed., wants quick sale.
Best buy IN town. Ideal for en-
tertainine or the lge. family, Call
OF, o-2344. once open Q til 0.
Evening star., 1958-05-15

GAITHERsBURG-FirSt Offering Of
a custom-built home, with many
scspsd ssTs it, stuassa sssSfns ri oysT o:sly S ssE.
This home is ideal for q large
family, q family with in-laws or
q doctor wishing q home once.
The location is close to schools,
both public and paTochial For
further Information. call BRIDG-
b5s, PETER g. SPENCER. INC.
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HOUSES E0R sALE-s,E,

CAPITOL HiLL-Enjoy privacy pIui
freedom from eommutingl charm.
ing. spaelous, i.bedroom, home,
newly remodeied High-celline
Nv, I'm, din, rm., elee, kilt major
once nov rented provides mo, mo,
income. Invest IN rapidly improv-
ing nelehborhood, Call for apt,
Evening star., 1958-05-15

BAR-REsTAuRANT. st. Marys Co..
Nd, fully equip: slot maehs.i low
rent. Priced for quick sale. $4,000
plus stock Money back In year.
No trihers. Box SOL. Star,
CusTOM-MADE slip covers, drap-
etries and bed-spreads. Call Ii.
4-6632
FOUNTAIN CONCESSION, in busy
drugstore, NV. section: profitable
operation: grosa volume over
100000 annually. Cash required
Of inventory OF APPROX. 5000.
Terms avail. TO reliable party.
Box 354-X. star.
FR0zRN-CUsTARD EQUIPMENT,
now before season. WE. b-47b4.
HEATING, PLUMBING, AIR CON
plTloNING ana control business.
Business Is good and making a
hne proft. Owner wants TO retire
from this type OF business. Write
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS comb.
Going business. Value $4,000;
owner will saerince for $4,000.
Nearby Nd, Lo. 7-si6i.
BOOMING HOUSEHOLD = 81
rooms; downtown location; exec.
opportunity. MA, s-5522.
RESTAURANT FOR RENT, Georgia
ave, Silver Spring, Nd. with or
without equipment. Contact r.
SOLAR, JU. 5-93S5 after q pm
WANTED, PARTNER; active or in
active, TO invest In established
foreign car business. Call OIL.
4-S26l after z pm.
SERVICE STATION FOR LEASE
Modern 2-bay Shell. in nrby. Nd
or Va. Call HE. $1,000.
TAVERN, old established business: /:
long lease: liberal terms. RA. j.
596S.
AVERAGE NET INCOME $3.50 per
week. mems line, clean-cut oper-
alton. Cash price, 100000, stock
optional. Box lS4-L. Star l6'
LARGE PET SHOP, s22i Ga. ave !,
Silver Spring-Est yrs. Lge.
parking lot In rear, Best offer.
Call OWNER, ia, 9-6904 or JU.
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ACRRs-3-bedroom. S-bath brick
residence Of Individual design:
bright living room and dining
room. good kitchen, screened
porch, garage, delightful wooded
lot, fenced yard Asking S23.75O.
Call we $4,000 til Q p m. EDw.
H JONES g. co. INC. Chevy
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE
MOVING, PACKING; STORAGE

AAAA MOYERS-Apts., S15 and I'M
can anytime, day or night, AID
2-SS62.
SAVE Low rates. padded vans,
Wardrobes; "a hrs; short notice
HILLS, sP 10000. LU l-95OO.
EDELMAN MOVING STORAGE, will
accept surplus fuTn. as part pay
ment on your moving, storage:
reasonable rates. ia. 9-2937.
LIGHT Hal LING, local moving;
peaches q speciality. 8. &. NOR.
RlS, TU. 2.ll loo or Ii, 6-2SS9.
AFFORD STORAGE moves local.
Sl5 up, and long dist. on short
notice: good equip. DE. 2-83S4.
MOVING AND HAULING, day or
night: reas, rates, DU 7-96S7,
DU 7-6655, ] a. X MOVING CO
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country; safe storage
in separate rooms. expert packing
Phone NO. 7-0l04, UNION STOR.
AGE CO., INC Established 1905.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-N.W.


CHEVY CHASE; Lafayette and
Blessed Sacrament school urea
Beautifully kept older home. eli
screened porehes on iSt and snd
hooTs. 4 bedrms. (a twin GiEe), ali
on and floor: beautiful dormitoFy
rm, on 3rd: low eos for immed
sale. Ewes call Mrs, Sherman
Realtor. wo. 6-l7e7.
CLEVELAND PARK, mr.. the West.
chester--spae.. semidet. brk. Co.
lonial Four bedTms.. baths.
al S2s,0bO. BILLINGsLEY REAL.
TX co, EN-. 2-a32di ewes, EM
COLONIAL VILLAGE = one Of
areas. HORSE OWNERS TAXI
NOTE. In-toWn estate, adj. Rock
Creek Park, In addition to the
beautiful lO-rm.. 3ls-bath resi-.
denee there Is q white brick a.
box stall stable. tack room, pad
dock, 4 garages, incl. horse var
garage Truly beautiful and price
reduced TO ONLY Sh5, 900. Urgent
sale, Call Uptown once, KE
after 0. SHANNON a LUcHs co
F0GGY BOTTOM, 22Oa Va. ave
nv. Altrae. 2-bedrm. brk, town
house, recently rebuilt throughout
rear yard; Just ] blk, from Dept.
OF state: Si5,76O. ma. S-aS1O.
exsR. sstsii fs REAa4oRRsl aai4ISRs' OLIVER T.
GasoRoEToMN' aS.R a2esS pen. .pDII:.55: pII.55
S39, 500. FRANK NJ. DOYLE,
Realtor' DI. 7-7s66 or Wo,
HAWTHORNE. d. C.-7-room, 81
bath, brick Colonial; convenient
location: beautiful grounds. Priced
IN low Jos Tor quick sale. am.
I'm. s-466b, METzLER. REALToR,,
NORTH PoRTAL-sacrlfice sale in
= hne section, near ID. c. line.
Custom built, with wide center
hall, big liv. rni, family-sized
din. rm.. today's kit. study with
hrepl. and powder rm.. beautiful
big clubroom with bar; 3 bedrms.
2la baths Priced well below cost
In low 30s-top condition. Cali
uptown once. KE. 7-ISOO 'til
pm. tWH. 2-393O after ~.
SHANNON a. LUcHs CO.
MT PLEAsANT-3 APIS.
Ideal for home and income.
Quick sale wanted $1,000 down,
balance elike rent. RA. 3-6552.
AUERBAcH q CO., DI. 7-650I
MT. PLEASANT-Three-story semi
aet; St home ; iurnl apis; Sickness,
BRICK BuNGALOW-7205 sth st.
Excel. cond many extras, IA
baths. finished rec. I'm, gas heat,
sSrEs. Ga srifE Tu 'ssISs4s.i siSeS0 oh' 7-eass Ms
CHEVY CHASE, D. C,
CHEVY CHASE-Brick Colonial
Ideally located TO schools. churches
ana downtown, with bedrms.,
ga baths, rec. room In full hsmt.
In excellent condition. Ewes, call
Mrs, Upchurch. WO. 6-6260.
PALISADES AREA--Town house
only ; years old, completely air.
Conditioned. Liv; nm, din. rm., kit,
powder nm. , bedrms, ! bath on
right; Ewes call Mrs, Purse, on.
v. c. 4 A. N. MILLER DEv CO.
REALTOR EN-. 2-4464
EXCLUSIVE WALTER REED AREA
Lge.. eenter-hall Colonial g
bedrm,; lge din. rm., sunroom,
lse. yard. Many shrubs and trees.
$4,000, unfurn.: S26,5O0 furn.
Call OWNER, ia. g-6904 or JU.
7-o767. or own agent
FOREST HILLS
Attractive white frame house on
high ground with level entrance at
rear through charming garden with
fish pond. Center hall, den, 3 bed
rooms. 2 baths. S24,500. Avail
able Immediately.
j. F. Begg, Inc, Realtors
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS DU, 7-24sO
SPECIAL BARGAIN
2700 BLK. WOODLEY PL.
Mr.. Conn ave. NV. - Beautiful
home; ) rooms, automatic h-W.h.
Attention, Brokers. B. NJ. ODUM,
RE. 7-52I6.
Evening star., 1958-05-15
NEWLY DECORATED
THE NALpERT APIS.

2 bedrma., Iaxib; ige, rms, e0xeo
Nv fm,, IN a beaut, bldH3 close in,
only minutes 10 pentAgon, 10
minutes downsovn waAhington,
Evening star., 1958-05-15

Located 3 blocks south Of Gull
more Shopping Center on LeesburR
pike between Seven Corners and
Baileys Crossroads.
Once open daily. 500 Vista drive.
Call MRS. ARMSTRONG, JE. g