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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-04
Review Slated
|0n GasP Pipeline
Price Ruling
BY HOWARD L. DUTKIN
Star stan Writer

The Supreme Court agreed
yesterday to review a lower
court decision which the Gov
eminent said could injure the
natural gas industry. the coun-
try's sixth largest.
The decision to be reviewed
held that rate increases pro-
posed by natural gas pipeline
companies could not 60 into
effect pending review of their
legality, unless the gas GUS
toners agreed, The customers,
in general, are private power
companies.
The decision had been hand
ed down by the U. s. Court of
Appeals for the District in a
case involving the United Gas
Pipeline Co., versus the
Memphis Light. Gas and Water
Division.
If the appellate courts deci-
sion is upheld, the Government
contends natural gas suppliers
will be forced to sell gas, in a
time Of rising prices. at rates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-04

Navy contracts because he
pleaded the Fifth Amendment
during a Senate probe into
graft in contracts.
The appeal was bought by
Sol o. Schlesinger of Freeport,
N. Y.
Seamen's Rights
~he co''rt extended the pro-
lection of the Jones act which
- - ..a4Alcn the right to sue
for certain injuries suffered in
the course Of his employment,
In its ruling. the court held.
5 to 4, thai the American
Dredging Co. is liable for dam
ages in the death of two sea-
44.Dli III a Tug nre on the Schuyl-
kill River in Philadelphia.
A signal lamp. carried too
close to the water in violation
of Coast Guard regulations,
exploded oil vapor on the sur
face of the water
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to End
Bonono Monopoly
Of United Fruit

A consent judgment under
which the United Fruit Co.
agrees to break up its monopoly
Of the banana industry was an
nounced today by Attorney
General Rogers.
A period Of IL years was given
United to complete all the terms
Of the judgment. Stockholders
must approve the agreement
within three months. Otherwise
the case will be set for trial.
The judgment was entered to-
day in Federal District Court
at New Orleans. Under it, a
new competitor will be created
out of United's assets. This
competitor is to be capable of
importing into the United
States about 9 million stems a
year. This is roughly IS per
cent of the bananas imported
last year into this country by
United.
Today's action ended an anti
trust action begun by the Gov
eminent in 1854.
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Three Air Adventures
Receive Harmon ! rophy

The worlds fastest living
pilot and two edge-of-space
balloonists, one from Arlington,
received the 1857 International
Harmon Trophy yesterday.
Created by Mai. Gen. Clifford
Harmon and perpetuated by a
trust fund set up after his
death in 1945, the trophy is at
the top Of the worlds aviation
honors.
In Capitol ceremonies and a
luncheon attended by some of
the highest military rank in the
Nation, miniatures Of the tro-
ply went to:
Air Force 1t. Col. Frank K.
(Pete) Everest. who few the
Bell X-2 rocket plane over 1900
miles an hour.
1t. Comdr. Malcolm D. Ross
4441 North Nineteenth street,
Arlington. and 1t. Comdr
Morton l.. Lewis. who took q
plastic balloon to $4,000 feet.
Nixon Makes Presentation
The 400-pound trophy itself
rests in the Smithsonian'S Ma
tional Air Museum here and
names of the annual winners
are inscribed on it.
Vice President Nixon pre-
scented the awards at the Cap
i, itol yesterday. honoring the
three men for outstanding
pioneering and contribution to
the science of aeronautics.
Among those attending the
Mayfiower Hotel luncheon in
addition to the trophy winners
were Capt. Iven Kincheloe. who
has flown higher than any man
alive and is expected to take a
prime part in up-coming high
speed. high-altitude flights,
and 1t. Col. Charles Yeager,
first man to ny faster than
sound.
Says Manned Satellite Near
In the principal address OF
the luncheon meeting, 1t. Gen
Donald L. Putt, deputy chief
of staf for development. said
the United States will be "only
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A lower court had dismissed
the death claims on grounds
the Coast Guard regulation,
based on statute. had to do
solely with navigation and was
intended to prevent collisions
and for no other purpose. Since
there. was no collision and no
fault of navigation, the neces-
sary negligence was not shown
and the dredging company was
not liable, the lower court
ruled.
But Justice Brennan. deliver
ing the majority opinion, de-
clared that "in the absence Of
any showing of negligence" the
Jones Act permits recovery
for the death Of a seaman re-
sulting from a violation of a
statutory duty" Ito carry a sig
nal light at least eight feet
from the waters Surface.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-04

Budget Director Brundage
told Congress today no further
cuts in the Eisenhower budget
for 1859 can be made without
undue risk to national defense
or drastic changes in the laws
covering domestic programs.
He also reminded the Senate
Finance Committee that If
Congress increases budget
spending estimates, there will
be q corresponding shrinkage
in the margin in the debt limit
for seasonal borrowing or meet
ing possible emergencies.
He was testifying on the
Presidents request for a IS
billion increase in the SITS
billion debt ceiling to meet the
cost Of an expanded defense
program and to refinance Gov
eminent obligations coming
due in the next Is months.
Mr.. Brundage was called
back today to tell the commit
tee what economies the admin
istration has recommended to
offset the budget increase for
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chairman of the recently or
ganized Committee to Pre-
serve the Rational Capitol.
He added he is sure Congress
would be surprised to learn It
had ordered architects ito de-
stroy the historic East Front"
Mr.. Berla's committee and
the Columbia Historical So
ciety oppose any alteration Of
this center section of the Capt.
toll. planned, in part, by George
Washington. Mr.. Stewart Is
going ahead, however, with
plans to move the central steps
forward 32.5 feet to line them
up with the Senate and House
wings on each side. His target
date for construction compile
ton is the 1861 presidential
Inauguration.
Senator Smith, Republican of
New Jersey. is author Of the
bill to stymie the project.
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the FPC later might find are
too low.
The Supreme Courts action
in other cases yesterday:
The court declined to review
q lower courts reversal of the
conviction Of five Communist
leaders in Connecticut on
charges of teaching violent
overthrow of the Government.
Freed of the charges are
Simon Silverman. Joseph Di-
NOV. Robert Champion Elkins
Jacob Goldring and Martha
Stone. The Circuit Court OF
Appeals in Connecticut had
thrown out the charges largely
on grounds the Government
failed to prove criminal speech
during the time specified in the
indictment.
Taft-Hartley
The court held unanimously
that employees have a right to
be represented by a union, even
though it had failed to comply
with the Taft-IIartley Labor
Act.
The court held in a unani-
nous opinion delivered by
Justice Brennan that there is
nothing in the Taft-Hartley
law which compels the Ma
tional Labor Relations Board
ito insist upon a board certifi-
cation and thus deny employees
the right at an election held
under proper safeguards to
select the non-complying
union for their representative. i"
The court rejected an APP
peal by a hatmaker who said
he was unfairly barred from
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once Building.
Congress voted to extend the
Capitol in 1866. Some SIT mil
lion were made available FOL
Capitol Architect George Stew
art to begin work under the
direction Of a Joint Congress
sional Commission.
But no hearings were held on
the measure then because the
project was authorized in ar
appropriation bill, not in a sep
arate piece Of legislation.
Hearings now come at half
past the eleventh hour" Sena-
tor Mcnamara noted. But he
said he is maintaining an open
mind on the bill before his
subcommittee. Introduced IN
the Senate last August. the bill
would block extension.
I'VE are very3 pleased that
the light Of day is going to be
poured on this question for the
FIRST time" said Julian E. Berla.
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a step away" from having a
manned satellite.
After the coming flights Of
the new Kills rocket plane. he
said. it will be more a space
craft than an aircraft.
In one of the concluding
paragraphs in his new book out
yesterday, Col. Everest ex-
pressed the desire to be the
first man to fly to the moon.
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Educator Reelected

Mother Rose Elizabeth, Dun
barton College founder, has
been reelected chairman of the
Eastern Regional Sister Forma-
ton Conference.
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METROPOLITAN
WASHINGTON
Carl W. Douber 9 Sons
2320 18th St. NV.
Discount Soles
5th 6 Bennino Rood NE.
District Line Hardware
6o29 Dix St. NE.
Electrical Center
ala 10th ST. NV.
FuIfOrd Colony Rodio 8 Tv
l6ll9 Georgia Ave. NV.
Georges Warehouse SupeFmoh
2l35-45 Queens Chopel Rd. NE.
The Heeht Co.
7th g + SITS. NV.
Paramount Co.
2202 Georgia Ave. NV.
Proctor 8 Hutchinson
BIO | 4th ST. NV.
SIottery's Rodio g Tv Co.
1900 Wisconsin Ave. NV.
3o2l Noylor Rd. Sc.
stor RodiO. ~ o Appliances
AL 10th 81. NV.
Tonen soIes
4o5 10th 81, NV.
Willie Wilson, Inc.
'92S : St. NV.
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Senate Hearings Set
Feb. II on East Front

Opponents Of the controversial plans to extend the east
ont Of the Capitol win chance to be heard at $50
February II.
= Senator Mcnamara Democrat Michigan who heads the
Works Subcommittee Public Buildings and Grounds will
preside The hearing will be held 4l2 of the Senate
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MARYLAND
Alton P. Burgess Electric Center
5804 Branch Ave-,
Comp Spring, Nd.
Capital Appliance Co.
8527 Georgia Ave-,
Silver Spring. Nd.
George W. Dorsey
Prince Frederick, Nd.
Deems Hollywood Appliance Shop
Hollywood, Nd.
The Heeht Co.
Fenton g Ellsworth Drive,
Silver Spring, Nd.
HyoltsviIIe Hardware Co.
Sill Baltimore Ave-,
HyottsVille, Nd.
Marlboro Electric Co.
Upper Marlboro, Nd.
divers Rodio 9 TV Co.
zoos Wisconsin Ave,
Bethesda, Nd.
Proctor Appliances
524 Forest Glen Rood,
Silver Spring, Nd.
Roy's Electric Appliances
1920 Georgia Ave,
Wheaton, Nd.
?. R. Souder Paint 3 Appliances
Domoseus, Nd.
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REAL EsTATE SALE d ExcN,

C0LORED-N. EUCLID, mr.. l4th
,aali0-r:. Alb. apis. i rented. Mr..
18TH. Kenyon-9-r.. 3-b. Buy on
rent basis. Get data. RA. 3-6l46.
COLORED--2 LOVELY big houses,
l IN apis; on hts; easy terms.
or rent: 3 tracts, on hwy.
CHARLES CO. $2,350-S10,050.
RA. 3.0l40.
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LOCUST ROAD
NEAR 18th STREET

In the design Of this au-
thentio Colonial. the archi-
tect used for reference the
Peyton Randolph house in
Williamsburg. Va, and the
Judge Lindsey house be-
tween Williamsburg and
Yorktown. II won the silver
star for fine building in
1888 and has been cherished
BY its owners since then. II
has the excellent features OF
. true center-hall Colonial
built with fine materials
and careful workmanship.
Available at S23,950 be-
cause the present owners
are being transferred. For
further details and appoint-
ment, call Mr.. Stephens,
OIL. 9-bO65.
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

ACTION VANS AND STORAGE
Free est, discounts for Govt. empl.
and Armed Forces. NO. 1885.
EDELMAN MOVING, STORAGE;
Will accept surplus furn. as part
payment on your moving, storage.
Reasonable rates. Ia. 9-2937. zoe
SAVE = Low rates. padded vans,
Hardrobes: q hrs; short notice
AABEL'S MOVERS, low rates: 3
vets; no overhead to pay; cali US
today; discount to all. co. 5-0632.
MOVING ACROSS THE STREET or
across the country: safe storage
II separate rooms. expert packing
Phone NO I7-01O4. UNION STOR-
AGE CO.. INC. Established 1905
LIGHT HAULING, local moving:
peaches p1s e specially 3 Z NOR
MOVING AND HAULING. day or
D1, 1865. j 4 4, Hov1Hcs V e..
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COIESVIIIE PIKE

II ACRES: Groom. 2-bath house.
LcDs s rSsS fTSntsgs SANS. SS oEs1T
cry stock. Owners illness forces
sale. ROMER 4 CO., oaithersburR
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KENSINGTON-4-bedrm. 2ha-bath


year-old brick split-level. Assume
S1S,500, 4h% loan, asking S22.-
500. BEERS BROS, JU. $3.50.
KENSlNGTON : Sl3,75O; spotless
white Cape Cod; 3 bedrms.: full
bsmt.; valuable extras: fenced lot
with trees; low down payment.
SAMUEL Z. BOGLEY OF MD,
INC. Oh. 6-7S00; ewes, VII.
KENWOOD-MASS. AVE. AREA
Lovely, big 3-hedrm., 2h2-bath brk.
rambler in wonderful location;
all-elec. kit. with dishw., disp. and
table space: rec, rm. with fireplace
port; wall-to-wall carpet. air con-
ditioning, washer and drier; new
house cond. PRICED FOR QUICK
SALE AT S2S,500. FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-l411; ewes.
LANDON SCHOOL AREA : The
prettiest split-level we have ever
seen; lust $1,000. Three big
bedrms ~ baths. beautiful fam
ily rm. with. fireplace. and adjoin-
ing, patio. huge clubrm.. story
BOOK BOOK Kitchen hn,v gcar SaTa H ana ia
can Mo. 5000. SHANNON d
MASS. AVE, in exclusive Highpoint.
Sacrifice price, in mid-30s; charm
ing brick rancher, in spotless con-
dition. Three bedrms., two baths.
14x2S-ft. living rm., dream kitch-
en-, screened porch, beautiful
lounge with pecan floors and stone
bar. garage and many extras. To
inspect, call our Uptown once.
KE, 1880 I'll 8 pm. lafter 8.
call WO. 6-0290). SHANNON a.
MASS. AVE, TULIP HILL-Big
CONDITIONED rambler avail
comparable new homes in this
center hall. 3 bedrms., paneled
den, fabulous kit; sunroom: 80
II. rec. room with fireplace and
bar; 2-car garage; z-acre lot;
MIDDLE 40s. OFFERl FRANK
8. PHILLIPS. INC, Di. 7-1411;
ewes. Wo. 6-5499.
MASS. AVE- AYE. ExTENpED1sEully
rambler, choice location, de luxe
In detail, Formal living room.
separate dining room, tomorrow's
hAbNAlNHf ilAuAiOh aAi1 -huNNlNh dgh
3 twin bedrmS.. . baths; full
bsmt.; maids room and bath: pam
eled rec. rm. with fireplace; tall
ousied porch, double garage. Many
extras make this a perfect home.
S47 800, GEO. w. ROBERTSON,
Realtor, OIL. 2.2l23; ewes, EN-
3-2025.
ROCK CREEK HILLS = Charming
white brick Colonial. attractive
den and powder room; 3 bedrooms
and 2 baths on second floor; 2-car
garage; entire house air-condi-
toned. Priced S33, 500. call WO.
$4,000 I'll q pm. EDW. II. JONES
e CO. INC. Chevy Chase, d. c.
ROcKvILLE-3-bedrm., fun bsmt,
lot; only 5000 down with no end
trust necessary; newly decorated:
HENRY coRBIN, Reaitor. Pc, g
2l5ss HA. 1880; ewes, Mr..
BROOMHAIi,, OIL. 2-s620.
R0CKvnLLE-No SIS DOWN; det.
IKE n rent s SSaST; h RTsErYp' 6osH..
4Io7obs 10. b.27b0.
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

FREDERICK-1O-rm. brk. house:
full bath downstairs; upstairs,
rms, full bath, pvt. entr.; built-in
garage. OWNER, AP. 7-9S36, 81
pm.
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BEAUTIFUL HOME
LOOKING FOR A FAMILY

To enjoy custom living 81 It, best
Four bedrmss 4 baths, mahog.
sFs.s T rss brssk Tlsr area e' Sss
1--WE q svss.. 81. s-iSbs. N niEiTzfER.
Realtor.
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CHEVY CHASE. D. CT SI7,95O-
Nice Colonial. cow to Lafayette
F Scn0Sl d AND Conn ave- ,,y,n bed
and dining room; basement, ga
rage. JAMES E. SCHWAB, EN-.
2-5S00; eyes,. OIL. 2-1409 or OIL.
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CHEVY CHASE

New listing-Immaculate brick CO.
Tms'. . baths on md. Plus library Pspy
and powder rm.. de luxe Kitchen
with wall oven, etc. on list. rec
rm'; close to transportation. o
Rfn.-6 pm, I'M 2-7400, ewes. !,
OIL. 4-7020. METZLER, Realtor.
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COLORED-l562 4ist ST. Sc
SS SSScin n 1itaa Gn scTm
semidet. brick, lge. kit. with
dining area: full bsmt.; gas heat;
fenced yard. Low priced at
tn. 2-21Ol or EN-. 0-0606.
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0ATTHERSBURO-New 3-bedrm.
rambler; full basement; large lot;
$4,000 with easy terms.
INvESTMENT-Very good home
In QaithersburR. on lot already
zoned commercial, In best location.
BRICK RAMBLER-On 2 acres
with trees. full basement; dining
room; storm windows; dishwashef,
disposal, built-in oven; Gear
garage. Reduced to S17.bOO. MANY
OTHERS; RoMER a co. Gathers.
FOUR BEDRMs., two full baths or
same level. Brick. custom built
rambler. in choice wooded area
Mahog -paneled entr. foyer, beau.
tiful liv. rm. with window wall and
Roman brick flrepl., Ice. kit, dish.
washer and disposal, tremendous
rec. rm with full bath. Priced
below cost, $4,000.
WOOD CO. ~. $4,000
CLOSE-IN BETHESDA, adjacent Il
Kenwood club-Unidue new home
featuring beamed-ceiling family
room. adjoining kitchen, step dowr
living room, formal dining room,
bedrooms. low 40s: beautiful
livable home. on deep wooded lot
CHS REALTY, INC, WO. $4,000
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ROBINpALE
SPLIT-LEVELS
ROCK CREEK FOREST
IN OLD woopsIpE

, k. e sssa s sVs sis: sS; S r% n
) nice bedrms'. > fuli baths: porch:
tIll bsmt;, toilet, Clean as Z pin.
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ITS three carats. My boy friend says it
has to be that big to hold all the flaws in it,"
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

REST, Conn ave-: seats 10: lee.
kit: afr cond.; liquor. Crosses 81 =
500 wk.: open IL am, TO 0:3Oi
no sundays. ma. S-4b50.
FOR SALE. scrap iron and salvage
yard Of major proportions. LO-
Gated in very large city on sea-
board Operation completely
equipped with large sheet-iron
press, cranes, trucks, load lug
gers, shears. truck and platform
scales: excellent personnel and
many desirable connections. Time
Is Of the essence. This Is an
opportunity beyond comparison;
attractive financing can be ar
ranged. Reply to Mr.. L, ]. HRR-
MAN 10 yGutlford ave, Baltimore
2, Maryland, SA. 7.2701.
GROCERY; income over 81 100 per
wk,; owner must sell due 70 illness.
Call weekdays, IL. 1882. or
suns. and ewes, after pm, Ii.
7-Q32S.
SEAL DEALERS, work
$i5o 70 $500 per Week Ss & no 10 ex per
necessary: small cash investment
reaulfed. Phone LU. 4-00b6.
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SPLIT-LEvEL, 16,950-Our love-
lest listing has twin bedrms.,
2 baths, separate dining room. q
dream kitchen and a gorgeous
recreation rm.; WV carpeting,
storm windows. fireplace, and q
large large, 4hT s Loan which you you may
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LUXURY SPLTT-LEvEL In The
eyer-popular and beautiful Wood
side area Of Silver Spring. bed
rms, ga baths, liy. RIM, dining
area, de luxe kit. family rm. and
S Dsrss.t o oSnS,tioy year "a. GId and L.
ggsgs IN 'I q p.%. LAWRENCE Y
LUTES co
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CHEVY cHAsE-BTicE rambler:
s ssDv aS Se1t5Sn 4. lfi nUS ny. Etc. rR r ssd
rms, 2 baths; stairs to foored
attic; patio with firepl.; $22,950.
GEO. W. ROBERTSON, Realtor.
1896 wis. ave-, OIL. 2-2123; eyes,.
OIL, 2-2h70
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CHEVY CHASE JBrookdale areal-
English Tudor nome in this desir-
able area near Western ave-: large
liv. rm. with flrepl., family size
din. rm., nice kit. on LIST A.: 2
good-size bedrms. and tiled bath
on End a.: full bsmt. with partial
rec. rm. and garage; scr. porch;
BEAUTIFUL T4Is e Vsnds ssEd T boe tre ior
sSo. i FRANK fr g REH1E EEifs Nc,
OIL. 2-7006; eyes,, Mr.. Measel.
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HOUSES F0R sALE-N.E.
HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

nv VIE
ANACOsTIA - S1O,5OO; semidet. /:
near high school: liv. rm., din.
rma kitchen. bedrm. and bath
lst noori 4 bedrms. and bath End
MAN REALTY. INC. REALTORS .iclE
LU. 4-3400; ewes, LII, 2-0O37.
OFFICE CLOSED SUNDAYS.
A Sn. sId 1.t Brick 81 AND i frame; 9
$1,000 with easy terms HART.
MAN REALTY. INC, REALTORS,
LU. 4-3400; eyes,, LII. 4-30S2,
OFFICE CLOSED SUNDAYS.
CONGRESS HEIGHTs-2-bedroom
corner BUNGALOW; garage; good
cond.; COW. location: quick poss,
JOHN l.. SHELTON, Realtor. 10
$4,000.
|HILLCREST-This S27. 500 home
neigh6orhood. We take trades,
FREDERICK w. BERENS SALES
INC, RE. 6-5400 It'll o.
HILLCREST-Detached, brick-and.
cious rec. rm.. 3 firepiacseis;, ga "a
rage, many other features: priced
trades. FREDERICK W. BERENs
SALES, INC. RE. 6-5400 It'll o
NEAR MINI. AVE.-Mod. 2-fafnily
brick: peri. cond.: 500 cash, bal.
ance like rent. Home and income
LU. 3-0421.
DETACHED. 9 rms. ga baths
h h:,,sd ;oJ mr. Cg; suit. FOR guest
COLORED - $4,000; corner
home In beautiful condition, all.
modern kitchen. nice bsmt., fenced
yr arTa lust "a RiGgs I'd yHp tak:
SALES. INC, RE. 6-54OO til o
COLORED = NEAR 18th and PA.
: AVE. S.E.-2-family brick: apis.
baths: bsmt.; gas heat; TRADE;
GEORGE. tn. 2-s975.
COLORED-I562 4Ist ST. Sc
$500 .dn.. FLA or conventional
f .nmlS.,s hr gltra-Im mo 6-5 ,th
ss1 iS.soo. sToNE a { MAR Rclsfdl
tn. 2-21O1 or EN-. 2-0696.
COLORED-RAMBLER with large,
level. fenced lot; fully equipped
kitchen with de luxe gas range
and large ~lectric REFRIGERATOR,
automatic gas heat and watel
heater: aluminium storm windows
and storm doors; . large bedrms..
ceramic tiled bathroom with tub
and shower. Only $500 down, rea-
sonable monthly payments. For
further information call Mr.. Law
Ter. ALLEN & ROCKS, INC. Real
tors. L20l1 X st. NV. Re. 10000
or RE $4,000
ICoLoRED-cONGRESS HEIGHTS
|-Semidet.. 6-rm., bath brick home:
storm windows, Anchor fence in
cluded. $1,000. dn. Reas. payts. Mr.,
trsnsp. and shopping. Ii. $4,000,
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
COLoRED-S75O DOWN = Near
Lincoln Park. Newly decorated g.
rm., bath. full-bsmt., oil-heat brick
home. Ii. $4,000, LU. 2-SS16.
EOYTTETT CIT nEhITV m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-19

so MUCH FOR so LITTLE-Ail-
brick Colonial-style home; sep.
On S: Em;: lge ,,l Iiy rn: with , firepl1
and cow; 81 200 On. FLA. A. J.
KESSINGER q CO. Ju. 9-4544.
CLOSE IN; S16,95O-2 full baths
top on the 3 twin-size bedrms. in
this all-brk. home: large sep. din.
rm., full bsmt. with rec. rm. and
work shop; dishwasher.. driveway;
Co, 10. 5-2322, q It'll q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-19

DUPONT CIRCLE AREA-lst Of,
ferlng Of this spacious 3-stoTy
full-bsmt. corner brick house
possible off-street parking: 800.
600. . Exclusive with JOHN, r
deSiBQUR a Go.. co. 5-li30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-19

UNIVEReITY Park
Brick and-stone rambler; 3 bed
rms. 2. baths. lge. hv. rm.
ENGLISH COLONIAL
Lge. liv. rm., din. rm., 3 full-
size bedrms., Ia baths; corner
, g ss Hr HaT FHA tn a.; Isduced
JAMES M. CARR, INC.
WA. 7-0202 Ewes. AP. 7-6070
WHEAToN-RocKvILLE AREA
Low Down Payt.
ASSUME LARGE CT LOAN
Very attrac. 3-bedrm. rambler
Full bsmt., carport: on extra-lge.,
SIGLER q co. IMD)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-19

BELLEMEADE - 3-bedrm., hillside
bi-level: like-new cond.: beaut. de
luxe kit. with table space; 2nd-fi,
walk-out entrance; deep wooded
lot, patio and paved drive: many
extras. Only S13.950. Save IS
BY assuming lge. CT loan. PRINCE
GEORGES PROPERTIES, AP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-19

CLOsE-IN SILVER SPRING, st.
Michael's PariSh-Excel. built
single Cape Cod: many custom
features; 4 bedrms.. . baths. sep.
din. rm., porch; bsmt.; S17.950.
A. J, KESSINGER & CO.. jU,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-03-19

AYONDALE TERRACE, Just over
p & line Sk Get to se Sgs htn
brk. home, has liv. rm.. fireplace.
din. rm.. kit. and den on LIST d:
3 bedrms., bath on end: alum.
storm windows, screens and avn
tngs, garbage disposal: rec. rm.;
beaut. lot, over 1000 It. with
abundance Of shade and shrub
berry; viii Fla; Ewes, TIE; 6-l76s.