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School Fare
Subsidy Gets
Green Light
$500, 000-o-Yeur
Measure Cleared
For Senute Action
BY GRACE BASSETT
star stan Writer

n ScnOoi fare SUBSIDY which
would cost the District $780,
900 a year was cleared for floor
action In the Senate today.
The subsidy. opposed by
Commissioners David B. Kar-
rick and A. c. yelling. is d. C.
Transit President o. Roy
Chalk's price for withdrawing
his request now before the Pub
lie Utilities Commission to raise
school fares from ia cents to
10 cents.
Among a dozen bills cleared
by the Senate District Com
mittee was one raising taxicab
liability insurance. 1t has al
ready passed the House.
Mclaughlin Backs Theory
on the school bus measure,
Commissioner Robert Z. Nc
Lauehlin backed the subsidy
theory, but asked that the city
make up the difference between
school fares and the cost to
d. c. Transit of providing the
service. This could cut about
100000 from the city's bus
bill.
Under the bill, however. the
city would pay the difference
between school fares and adult
fares.
Committeeman bowed, at
least temporarily, to the Dis
trict Commissioners opposition
to bigger retirement pay checks
for police. firemen and school
teachers.
They voted to the floor a
fund authorization of 81 mil
lion to aid construction at
the Columbia Hospital for
Women and the Georgetown
University Hospital.
Taxi Liability Increase
The taxicab measure would
require liability coverage to be
increased to $4,000 in acct
dents involving one person:
$50, 900 for two or more persons,
and 5000 for property dam
age Present rates are $4,000,
$4,000 and 1000 respectively.
The House passed this pro-
posal over objections in floor
debate July 30.
Senate committeeman in
corporated in the bill added
provisions of a Senate measure
also passed earlier this year,
however. These would remove
inequities in operation of the
Motor Vehicle Safety Response
bility Act. as it applies to
taxicabS.
AS recorded, cabs would be
covered by insurance although
they were operated outside the
District.
Proposals Deferred
Committeeman Chairman
Bible. Democrat of Nevada, an
nounced after the closed morn
ing session that police, fireman
and teachers retirement pro-
posals were deferred. Teachers
request for increases from 10 to
80 per cent await a pool of
committee members later this
week after Senator Bible has
been advised of House Commit
tee action on the same bill.
Commissioners fought increases,
maintaining they must be held
to a straight 10 per cent.
On the police-flre measure,
the Senate Committee approved
benefits to widows and children
of officers who died or retired
prior to 1856. This will cost
the District $3.5 million over a
40-year period.
Rejected were retirement
benefits for former officers who
left service before 1856 pending
a recess survey by the commit
tee staff of all retirement fea-
lures for the potential recipi-
entS under current law.
Also cleared were bills that
would:
/. Permit the National Capt.
tai Planning Commission and
See d. c. BILLS, Page Ais
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Personal Plea to U.N.
Studied by President
Has No Plan
For Leading
Delegates
BY EARL II. vOSS
star star Writer

President Eisenhower indi-
Gated today he might personally
present the American case In
the Middle East before the pro-
posed United Nations General
Assembly session now being
worked out in New York.
The President told his news
conference that as Of this mo-
ment there are no plans and
there is no particular intention
that he should head the United
States delegation to the Gem
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the source Of the money anC
referred the committee to Over
Bert Brennan. a Detroit Team.
sters leader and close associate
He said Brennan kept the
records and I'VE have beef
fortunate in winning SOM
money"
Brennan, a vice president o.
the Teamsters International al
well as head of Detroit loca
337, invoked the Fifth Amend.
ment against possible self
determination when he wa.
Immediately called as a witness
Seek 10 Trace Payoff
The committee brought out
what Hoffa described as hi,
gambling winnings in seeking
to trace what became of q
$l7.500 payoh in the settlement
Of a threatened strike of De-
troit laundry truck drivers in
1948.
Hoffa acknowledged that he
interviewed in the strike, but
heatedly denied that he re.
ceived any part of the payoff.
IT didn't get It," Hoffa testi-
ned. II deny that under oath.
The gambling" disclosure
came in the midst of a stormy
session in the crowded Senate
Caucus Room as the current in
quiry into Hoffa's activities and
associations went into its Sec
ond day.
Loans Disclosed
The committee heard evil
dence that a truck company
representative, Burt Beveridge
helped Hoffa and Brennan get
started in the truck equipment
business through a $1,000. IN
tereSt-free loan and by arrang-
ing a loan of about $35, ZOO
from a bank.
In a pugnacious mood, Hoffa
debated labor relations with
Senator Mcclellan, Democrat
of Arkansas. At one point,
Senator Mcclellan told the
witness: when / talk, you're
going to listen"
Hoffa was defending use OF
pickets to organize reluctant
workers and to tell the public
about slave wages" Senator
Mcclellan charged Hoffa with
an improper and evil" prac-
tice in trying to force workers
to join the Transfers.
He disputed Hoffa's assertion
that restrictions on organiza-
tional picketing would destroy
unions and take us back to 1887
wages"
The committee received un-
challenged sworn testimony
yesterday that $l7,500 in cash
was passed to the late Joe
Hoffman, a Detroit labor con-
sultant described as Having
the ear" of Hoffa. Two laundry
operators who contributed to
the fund said they assumed
the money went to Hoffa.
Hoffa, aSsailing what he
called the "insinuations" that
he received the money, said he
interviewed because there was
about to be a strike when there
was no reason to strike.
Brennan, regarded as one of
Hoffa's closest friends, refused
See RACKETS. Page Ale
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Almond to try to solve the Ar
lington school integration crisis.
Gov. Almond was noncom-
initial about the possibility of a
conference when advised of the
Presidents statement. Said the
Governor:
1T was my privilege to know
President Eisenhower when he
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Text Of khrushehsv Letter to Essen
hover Poss All
Text Of Presidents Reply to Premier.
Poee Alb
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FormerIy Operated Here

State said 1t had insufficient
evidence.
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Negroes Fail to Ask Enrolment in
Arlington, Official Soys. Poee AIS
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PrObsn See HOffo Behind the Clothes
Line. Poss AT
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Hoffa' sGains
On Gambling
Told al Quiz
$6o.322 Listed
On Tex Returns;
PoyoH Is Denied
BY LEE M. COIN and
CECIL HOLLAND
star star Writers

Transfers boss James r.
Hoffa reported s60,322 on his
Federal income tax returns as
gambling gains" collection. "
and miscellaneous income be-
tween 1913 and 1856, Senate
Labor Rackets Investigators
disclosed today.
Hoffa testified he was unable
to give a detailed accounting Of
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Temperatures Today
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THE WEATHER: !. ~ "a. .:' e,

Sunny and warm this afternoon high near
90. Fair tonight. low about 10. Fair. quite
warm and humid Thursday.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-06

Management, as well as the
tovernment. to combat dangers
imitation.
Calls Deficit Horrible"
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TWIN OAKS
COLESVILLE RID.

OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
Country estate, S37,500. 2Is acres;
on husline. Beautiful, large, s.
room Colonial home with large
cool shade trees. beautiful grounds
ana view; large bedrooms. large
g, Eln ICON ,, ana o,nhns T9om SorS
equipped electric kitchen, dish
washer. coy breakfast nook: auto
matte washer, drier; gear garage;
barn for livestock. poultry house;
garden very productive, plenty OF
fruit. Home Of beauty. comfort
and convenience for any family
10 see It any time, call JOHN
BURDOFT, EV, 3-1946, 1888
Colesviile I'd, Silver SpFing, Nd
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SILVER SPRING

all-briek rambler In
8 twin sized bedrms., 2is baths
de luxe cleo. kit, sep. din. rm !.
1S-ft. carport or porch with :
lge. knotty-pine storage lockers
daylight bsmt with beautiful so
II. rec. rm. and picture windows
also den or study: lot size 66x17S,
many other features In this Iprac.
tleally new home; priced 81
S27,950.
Edwards & Rennick Co.
MA. 2-l199 EN-. 3-9317
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HOUSES FcR sALl-Mp.

-FOUR LARGE BEDRMs. and q 2i-
iun D tiled Ss Ssn Win ext, o iarTs
separate dining rm. and dream
kitchen. Old-iashioned walk-in
closets and very convenient loca-
10. 5.2sSS, B III q.
RAMBLER WITH DIN and 3 good
sized bedrms,, V tile baths: table,
space kit; front porch; mr., bus,
In excel silver Spring neighbor-
KEssINdsiEfRp ' x Co. jU' S.45l4..
NEAR BLAIR HI0H--Larse 5-bed-
rm. Colonial: . full baths, liv
rm. with fireplace. family din, RIM
porch, double garage; level lot
trees; close 10. everything; onlS
$4,000 see this TO-DAY :a,;;,, CHES;
TGRRNrvk EEdnh REpR IN 9oaP Pms.
41 III 3; Ju' oS Ssssbs ~. o-'iOO' :
TROUBLE sLEEPING' Try
spreading out in this split-level
with huge bedrmsa Nv. rm., lge.
din, area. equip. kit, nm, rec; I'm /;
$1,000 loan avail; Priced 81 zoo
P 1eSSsI. E. YouNKiN d CO. To-
CnAhMANu AAMBLEh, lOChtcu III
Conn. Ave. Hills: lots Of charm
inside and out; many features, 3
bedrms. 2 baths. kit with break
fast area. liy.-din. rm. eombina-
ton, beaut rec. rm,, ? fireplaces.
Excellent. 4hes financing avail
s hSAls GslI ~ '. S LUTGs y 70 pm
BETHEsDA-custom rambler for
Immediate DossessiOn. located on
m-aere Graded lot; 4 bedrms. plus
maids rm, Z full baths. daylight
paneled rec. rm., full din, rm.,
m sStsa ds luxe TX ite a S1snsIs r sSr
sHE ETH Di '0i sGAI N . 6t H 4.l4is
CHEVY CHASE NoRTH-4 bedrms
on level In new eenter-hall
split-level, ~ baths, 22-ft, livine
rm, with stone hrepl., lbxi3 for
NAL din. rni., de luxe spacious
SCREENED PcH., patio and bar
becue. Immed. poss. $4,000: til
BETHESDA u iMA REALTY. OIL. 4-l41s
FOREST GROVE BEDROOMS
2 baths. large living room, fireplace,
sep, dining room, bedrooms,
bath, LIST floor; 2 bedrooms, bath
on End; daylight bsmt., level, with
beautiful Handicapped yard. FILA
financing, Sls,0b0. 3 blocks TO
Oeorgia ave. Transportation. Call
p. W BERENS SALES, INC, JU.
7-TTT0 until n D m
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I.ANHAM

This brick and frame split
level Is an extraordinary buy
at sci. 500. immaculate in
terror with 3 bedrooms, liV-
ing room with raised fire-
place, dining room and mod
ern kitchen with dishwasher
and birch cabinets. Carport
has added space for patio.
Extensive fenced rear yard
with many tall trees. Large
finished recreation room and
tiled full basement With out
side entrance. Ideal luxuri-
Gus living at q low, low price,
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HILLS

West Of Riggs I'd. Beauti-
fully Handicapped. 4-year-old
all-brick rambler on. spacious
level wooded lot. 3 bedrooms.
2S-ft. living room, dining
area and modern roomy
kitchen including dishwash-
err. Does not need redecorat-
ing. Entire basement tiled.
VIII go fast at $20,250.
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coLoRED-IF YOU CAN beat this
buy 1t. Otherwise grab this, bui
quick. ONLY S495 DOWN. GOO
block Farragut St. NV, Row brick
arranged as two Arm. and bath
with bar. Completely redecorated;
sanded floors. Very deep lot
Priced at only S14.950. Monthly
pymts,. Sis. Csl1 MR. GEORGE
JOHN D. NEUMANN Properties. Inc
o27 18th ST. NV. Ma. s<670C
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SIIVER SPRING.

Near Franklin and Flower Ave.
Truly . cute all-brick bungalow in
this lovely close-in section. Only
S Sn9ut yrs. old Yin IN psr r.E con-
din. rin., table space Ms' in ' Kit, : nice
bedrms. and bath. stairs to expan-
diple attic, suitable for 2 more
bedrms.; full tile bsmt. with toilet
detached gar, beautiful. level
fenced lot. All for Sl6,950; FILA
or conventional financing. Thil
win make q small family . nice
horne with all conveniences
WoopsIpE REALTY CO.. u
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LARGE FAMILIES looking for al
Least one acre Of land with 2 ]
should Si 'ii see this: fine S suburbar
home, featuring . baths, full base
ment with recreation room. heated
garage, screened porch, aluminium
comb. storm windows and doors
We reserve mention Of other alter
atoms for your personal inspec-
ton. Telephone JE. 1890 today.
JOSEPH w. SEAY COMPANY, l13
West Broad street, Falls Church,
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CoLoRED-oNLY $3.50 down. No
body, but nobody tops US; Near
II payments less than rent. S-story
and bsmt. brick home; 9 large
rms, 2 BATHS Newly decorated
In and out oil heat. Priced at
only s12, $50. Only sos mo. Call
Mr.. GEORGE,
JOHN D NEUMANN Properties, Inc
e27 18th ST. NV. Ma. $500
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SILVER, SPRING

SILVER SPRING
s tts5o, Colonial Ss LARA. large S.dSsG%a
: baths, End fioor; sxceptionaliy
good closets; recreation room and
Bird full bath in basement: garage
rear screened porch overlooking
pretty, level, fenced lot with trees
Exceptional value for SCI 900. For
inspection call Mr. shaekelford.
ma. $4,000; ewes. and wk. ends,
~. b-660S. BOSS a. PHELPS INC
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THE WIDE WORLD :

THE WIDE WORLD revolyes around
your own home, Fix the axis OF
your family life by buying this 4
bedroom, 2-bath brick Cape Cod
It's located within walking distance
of st. AIMS. II has an ultra
modern kitchen and pretty lot
Owner Is anxious to leave, so he
has it priced right at S22 $50.
HOLLEY REALTY, $500 Lee hwy"
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S'POSIN' we Should tell YOU that
all you need to own 3-bedrm
rambler, on h-acre lot. is $3.50
dn. and move in, IL you qualify
Give US a ring and we'll show
you'll LYNN REALTY. KE. 6-6696
If no answer call JE. 2-304S OF
,JE o-67oa
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COMMANDER has left and must
sell this fabulous 52-ft. brick
rambler Three ,tygin;siss.d bed ed
porch, esrsge. wooded lot; price
reduced 10 S27,95O. Call ia.
$4,000. BETTER HOMES REAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-09-11

BUY A HOME-FIRSTi The ma
tional slogan this year from your
friendly realtors, and for your
consideration, We offer this most
unusual and charming bi-level
home. Wide paneled entrance hall
adjoining 20xl5 paneled den with
powder room. step up to 39x17
living room with vaulted ceiling,
LOOKING private swimming pool,
balcony leads to 3 twin-size bed :
rooms, 2 full tile baths. washer,
drier, dishwasher, eye-level oven
and built-in breakfast nook, .
car attached garage. A-scre lot
MelpAr. GA and chantilly folks
take note; $4,000 cash will han
die: Call early; JE; 3-2o93.
101 w. Broad St, Falls Church,
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REALLY LIvINGl For
only S19,5o0. Shop at
the commissary and
PIX at Belvoir, golf
and swim at the club.
You'll delight living
in this 3-bedrm. brick
rambler with carport
and full bsmt.; ALICE
kitchen; FLA financ-
ing with easy terms.
Beautiful yards look
$40, ROUTH ROB-
BINS REAL ESTATE
CORP, XII. $4,000.
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LOCATION Am CHARM = Better-

AND CHARM = Better
thsn-new brick split-leyel. with 3
bedrms.. ga baths and de luxe
clubrn.. dream kitchen with color
tone range, refgr., dishwasher and
disposal. Separate dining rm. with
sliding glass walls to patio CSgr-
feel this is one Of our best values
at $4,000: will accept GI con-
tracts Call ia. $4,000 SHAN
NON & LUCHs, Realtors, 2o55
Wilson blvd
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LOVELY 2-bedroom- and den ma
sonry. BUNGALOW: .close-in loo. near
schools, excel. bus service: i'm
maculate home built in 1851;
. reasonably priced at $4,000. con-
slider FLA contract. Call for in
TfNkLE PROPERTIES. Realtors,
ia 5-12O7
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
tcONTlNUEDl

N, ARL.--2-bedrm. rambler; full
bsmt.' liy,, rm. with nrepls din
area, ample closets redee,: cow
s sfaoo owiN sRSre rs sI t56Snsp ST.
SLEEPY HOLLOW RAMBLER, with
bedrooms and den. on h-acrt
handicapped lot. Has a Ice. screened
porch, 2.car garage. terrific hnanc-
and balance approx. S2S,y0S, pay.
able at SiBb per mo, principal
and interest. Call for an appt
This one will 20 fast. ia, 5-6s00,
SHANNON A. LucHs, Realtors
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CONTEMP0RARY-Brand-n new.

G ONTEMPORARY-Brand-new A.
bedrm., 3-bath contemporary RAM
bier. Huge living rm. with fireplace,
DREAM KITCHEN Qstest equip
menD, 2Sxl5 finished recr. rm.,
earporti Walking distance from
grade school and community swim
ming pool. Call now for full details
and inspection. METZLER, IA.
RINK teil q n m
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fOIORED-I605 BUCHHNAN 81.

COLORED-l605 BUCHANAN ST
N.W.--Lovely 6-bedrm., 4la-bath
detached brick home. Features in
clude. large liV. rnl.. With nrepl.,
Gen. .hs S5ea alS nm any igi yysm sSEiDp pS
on list floor plus 5 bedrms. on enc
floor; rec. rln., garage and many
extras. FLOYD E. DAVIS Co.
1929 x st. NV, Ma. e-0352; ewes
~. 9-2550.
COLORED-lO14 w ST. NV
Vacant: being decorated. See It.
move In with deposit; price. 81
ESQ: cash. $3.50: terms, S65 mo
MARSHALL j. WAPLH CO..
l224 l4th 81. NV. AD. 4-200t
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CHEVERLY

Housewives Save time and
energy IN this all-electrie
kitchen with dishwasheh dis
posai and easy 10 clean tile
walls. Walking distance TO
public and parochial schools.
3 rooms. Fireplace. Base
ment and screened back
porch. FLA, Sl5,750.
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HousEs BY HUGHEs-RTand-ne

HOUSES 81 HUGHES-Brand-
bright, 3-bedrm. rambler; Calf
style; big de luxe 0E kit. ground.
level bsnnt. with lge. picture win
dow; not far from Nd. u; out
standing buy at S13,s00, FLA
terms, W. r. HUGHES Cos
7-1400.
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BEDRMs., s FULL BATHS. 1

charming split-leyel in an area Of
nne homes: Lee. liv. I'm. with hre-
cleo. kit. with table space. pine
paneled rec. rm.: true - sr-hall
plan built-in garage, IL ly "a
acre lot A wonderful home IN q
wonderful area. Priced at $4,000.
For further details, call THE
DARBY CO, Exclusive Agents.
S2 Sl9 wills Wilson g 81, elyd,' JA.' 6-saoa.
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LOVE
NEST

FOR RETIRED COUPLE OR
SMALL FAMILY .
This strH brick home; iIll ssrs;
Is priced extremely low, S11,950,
with moderate mo. payments. Mt.
shopping, schools, churches. Lo-
Gated OF upper New Hampshire
ave, in q hne residential sec.
ton. Trades accepted. SIDNEY
GERsTENFELD,
CITIZENS REALTY co.
NE. STAG Ewes, ia. 9-s129
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SOUTHERN COLONIAL---BeRutiiuI
large Older home in excellent N,
Arl. area. Half acre Of tree shaded
and shrubbed grounds surround
this magnificent colonial charmer
lust 10 min. from downtown D. C.
ONLY S26,9b0. bUR1A BROS,
Pealfors IA r.eSn0
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BETHESDA

Immaculate Cape Cod. I
yr. old; 2 large bedrms. and
baths on each floor. Sepa-
rate dining room, modern
kitchen, screened porch.
mammoth recreation room;
mid EOS. AN IDEAL HOUSE
FOR THE LARGE FAMILY.
Close to al schools, shop
pins and tTansportation.
ewes, EN-, 2-427S.
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OUTSTANDING VALUES

OUTSTANDING VALUES
$4,000 is the total price Of this
2-bedrm., 2-bath, all-brick rent
beater home with sep. din. room,
excellent equipment in kitchen, scr.
rear porch, full bsmt. has rec. rm.,
detached workshop, fenced yard.
This semidetached home can be
bought for $1,000 down and bal
ance like rent. Call to see.
SCI, O0o-Reduced to sell! Charm
ing restored home. Entrance hall,
fireplaces in nving rm., dining rm.
master bedrm., half bath on LIST
floor. Hot-water Dashboard heat.
Call now.
S37. 500-Belle Haven, Custom built
home on sweeping R-acre lot in
living rm. with fireplace offers
scenic view OF beautiful grounds
Huge dining rrhs equipped kitchen.
There are 3 5edrms. and 3 full
baths. built-in garage. Call for ap-
pointment.
S37. 950-Marlin Forest. OVER
LOOKING THE POTOMAC. New,
a bedrms., 3 full baths, 24-ft. sun
room. de luxe electric kitchen with
everything incl. breakfast nook.
Huge living rm. with fireplace, at
tractively arranged rec. rm., fire.
place, log rack, garage. Corner
handicapped lot. Numerous other
attractive features in this individ-
uaIy styled and custom constructed
home.
& LUCHs CO., Realtors
Presidential Gardens, Alexandria
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MASS. AVE. EXT = Pretty as 4
Picture" is this darling 3-bedrni.
brick rambler on quiet family
street; de luxe kit, sern. porch,
me rec. rrn. Better hurry Is tust
s-s7SsSoo. ALLIED NJ; H5oP REirFSS.. '" HA,
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

. ACRES, Auth I'd. on Branch ave,
tTeeS ov.y 's YARD si s.S ba anas;
excel. cond. Make oiier. r. b
BURGESS, Reaitor. RE. 6-S200
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4 BEDROOMS, Q FULL BATHS. all
on the main floor in this stunning
new brick rambler, big liv. rm.
with fireplace, formal din. rm..
dream kit, full bsmt; lovely large
lot and best Of all, priced below
the market at only sec, $50 For
further details. call THE DARBY
CO., Realtors. 23l9 Wilson blvd,
ia 5-0399; once open o till Q,
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CROsTER GARDENs-New de Luxe
; bedrms., 3 fun baths, very lee
and fully equip. kit, full bsmt :;
on h-aere level lot. completely
sodded. FILA approved. S2O.950
7. D. BURGESS, Realtor, RE
$4,000 It'll 3.
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ASSUME LARGE CT LOAN on thil

S-bedrm. brick rambler in q" n Ice
S qtft srsA md lST4s III r% .er.. El:S
$4,000 WfTfH EASY RTE TERMS.
LuRlA BROS, Realtors, IA. Z
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UNIVERSITY PARK

Value galore. Al location.
3-bedroom brick Colonial.
Big level lot. Full basement.
newly conditioned kitchen.
Fireplace, living room. side
screened porch, 3 bedrooms.
family-size dining room.
Truly a terrific home. Only
SIS.l0O.
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The PERRY BOSWELL Co.
WA. 7-45O0 Realtors
Open Til Q PM.
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DE LUXE BRICK RAMBLER-s775iid

DE LUXE BRICK RAMBLER--S750
down payment on GI terms, on
this 4-year-old home. with so
much beauty and charm LARGE
living rm.,. dining rm., de luxe
equipped kitchen three lovely
bedrms., full bsmt. with beauti-
fully finished rec. rm.. large An
chor-fenced lot. What q bargain
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9 to 9. 1900 Wilson blvd, ia.