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guerrillas and some members
of his provisional cabinet who
want to fight to the end for
independence.
u. N. Debate Possible
The possibility Of a new
United Nations Assembly de-
bate on Algeria is maintaining
pressure on both the French
and rebels to come to terms.
Both Mr.. Abbas and Gen. de
Gaulle are concerned about
the United Nations. Gen. de
Gaulle wants to keep any de-
bate of the floor, maintaining
Algeria is an internal French
problem. He is striving to con-
vince everyone that he is try
ing to end the war on a just
basis.
Mr.. Abbas is equally con-
cerned that the rebel position
appears moderate, Reliable OBJ
servers think the rebels are
still holding firm positions be-
meath an officially moderate
exterior.
Both sides have taken steps
that could advance negoti-
atoms.
Mr.. Abbas made communica-
lions minister Abdelkaf1d Bous-
Souf-an astute, tough ex-
guerrilla-head of the rebel
army. He would thus be the
logical man to negotiate a
cease-fire with the French.
On the French side. Premier
Maurice Debre said that Gen.
de Gaulle's offer Of cease-f1re
talks is permanent. This in
cludes a safe-conduct guaran-
tee for the rebels should the
talks break down.
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Algerian Revolt Seen
Nearer Settlement

PARIS Oct II APl-President Charles de Gaulle and
Algerian rebel leader Ferhat Abbas clearly moved
aon the issue of ending the Algerian instruction
Important differences still remain, but diplomatic
quarters feel they be settled This has rise reports
that negotiaons-ofhcia unofcal-are in
Despite Gen. de Gaulles dramatic offer of sefdeermina
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Sure the savings are big! But that's only
the beginning. These are new suits. New
Continentals. New Ivytowns. New2 button
and button Classics. These are Bond-tai-
lored suits-all Of them. Top-quality suits
whose basic excellence has made us Amer
ica's largest clothier. Finest woolens our
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money can buy. Costly Rochester tailoring,
same as in much more expensive brand
name suits. Superb fit, with 24O different
sizes and shapes to guarantee it. All yours
in sale so big, so sweeping, so unusual,
it must be seen to be believed. Come now
while the pickin's are good!
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FIRST PRESENTATION

FIRST PRESENTATION KENWooD PARK
1921 PLANVIEW RoAD-oPEN TODAY AND SUNDAY, Is
Brond.new spt-Ieve with bedrooms plus den, 2h boths
separate dining huge oeIeetre kitchen ROOM patio
porch built in sorose Large level wooded ot Positively
unbeotube $3725o Brody Blvd post Kenwood
Dubn left Poinview, right to home Mr. DoVis VIII $780,
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Zuckerman, Louis lions and
Saul Horwatt.
The committee has invited
real estate industry leaders
to meet for luncheon at the
Statler Hotel at 1915 pm.
Monday, to make final plans
for the dinner and to hear
a talk by Leon H. Keyserling,
the well-known economist.
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Realty Group Aids Dinner for Envoy

the dinner, which will be
held at the Indian Spring
Country Club, announced to-
day that the real estate,
builders and brokers group,
of which Charles I. Kaplan
and Charles E.. Smith are
serving as cochairmen, is
among 10 industry and pro-
fessional groups in the COM
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Washington builders,
brokers and others in the
real estate industry will play
an important part in a din
ner Of welcome for the new
Israeli Ambassador, Abraham
Hartman, and Mrs. Hartman,
on Wednesday evening, No
vember 4.
Abe S. Kay, chairman of
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munity helying to make ar
rangements.
Other members of the Real
Estate Committee for the
Ambassadors Dinner include:
Jack I. Bender, Herschel
Blumberg, Morris Cladny,
Morris Pollin, George Hur-
WITT, Samuel P. Cohen, Louis
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IRGINIA-
FIRST PRESENTATION
NORTH ARLINGTON

FIRST PRESENTATION NORTH ARLINGTON
1929 NORTH DITMAR-oPEN TODAY AND SUNDAY, Is
Lovely new 3-bedrm 2-bdth brick ombIer Washington
G. and c. Club Large oIeIee Kitchen Full basement But-n
sorose Excellent quoy and beautifully finished Lot Odions
Country Club Hills 0nd contains 10000 square feet By far the
best we have seen for $295o From Chon Bridge Gebs
Rood Dtmor, left to home. Nh. Fuwier IA. 1877.
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NEW HOMES
NORTH ARLINGTON

1900 BLOCK NORTH 18th STREET-oPEN TODAY AND SUN.
DAY, l-6-Los seoree. it is almost impossible TO find
brundnew homes Location like this convenient everything
"a block Pose Elementary few minutes Clarendon shopping
Heeh Konns Pentoson St. Charles Church and School, Excellent
quality and fine workmanship BIG bedms baths End floor
lst.FLooR POWDER ROOM Separate dining Beautiful
oeIeete kitchen with obIe Rec with fireplace in
full basement. Seeen porch Corpo Nice level lots
with Priced from $2595o From Key Bridge, go right
Lee Highway Kkwood Rd left to 18th St., right to open"
sign. Mr.. coIowcy, KE. 2-4777
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233S KING PLACE NV.
FASHIONABLE FoxHALL

OPEN SAT- Is; SUM- l6- you beat this vuIue in the
LOW 3Vs-LET US KNOW ABOUT IT! A-bek with heavy slate
roof Includes big bedroom and full bath PLUS orse DEN and
breakfast st floor bedms and bath End floor Per-
feet lot with oo ontose delightful high elevation. nice
and wonderful privacy COMPLETELY RENOVATED AND
VACANT Convenient to evethins blocks to Lcdy Of Victory
Owner permanently SELL Eoxho 3D. TO w. ST. west
to King PIuee; right to home NJ Morris, Wo 6-osss.
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AMERICAN UNIV. PARK 1890 DAVENPORT ST. NV.
OPEN SAT- SUM- l-6-Vey sOidy constructed brick resi-
denee absolutely perfect condition. includes den st floor
bedrooms baths End floor Recreation with fire.
place. Big porch Oversize garage Sote roof Priced
$2s5oo Moss Ave- 46h Street, right to Davenport right
home. Mr. Perry EN- 2-44l4.
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- MARYLAN D.
III WEST sTANHoPE ROAD
ROCK CREEK HILLS

ROCK CREEK HILLS 9S27 WEST STANHoPE ROAD
OPEN SUM- l6-chomns home thut looks like mcsozne pic.
tu Glorious setting huge corner lot in the beautiful older
on floor Two bedrooms and bath End floor Finest
custom quality MID 3os Conn., Ave- Ext Kensnson Porkwoy
bear dioeonoy right to West Bexh left West Sonhope
Mr. Morris o. 4-0027.
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FASHIONABLE EoxHALL
BRAND-NEW BEAUTY

FASHIONABLE FoXHALL BRAND-NEW BEAUTY
1915 STREET NW-oPEN TODAY AND SUM-, l-6-BeIieve
this be about the usest and finest home have for
the money. cont0ns bedrooms mice lower level
could be the 9th bedroom AZ buths FULLY AIR CONDITIONED
Pcneed den full hail. separate din. rm, lovely rm,
porch buIt-n garage, l50oot lot Big kitchen thut
ndeseboby beautiful Few minutes to downtown and Penoson
Less thon block to shopping fos transportation, lod Of
price! Foxho 3D. West on St. left 4sth right St.;
Mr. Purdoe OIL. 4-47o2.
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WHITEHALL MANOR
KENWooD CLUB

WHITEHALL MANOR KENWooD CLUB
56l5 DURBIN RoAD-oPEN SUM-, I-6-AImost impossible
duy to find rambler like this in the LOW Dos! Neighbour
hood prime and beautiful Close in and convenient TWIN.
SIZE bedrooms IN bohs Recreation space with fireplace
full basement Lovely big -eeetre kitchen with table spocs
Bun garage Beautifully ondseoped lot Out Bradley Blvd past
Kenwood entrance Dubn R right to open sign Mr. Munoy
OIL. 6.S076
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MASS. Avr.-kEAwooD AREA sz,z wEDeEwooD RD

OPEN SUM-, l6-Chormns home beautiful condition Reel
quuiy obstruction by IhOs H. ROn True eentehuI plan.
Big ouomate kitchen with tobe'paes bedrooms "a
boths PLUS delightful fomy Beautifully undseoped let
with Anchor fence Oversize bun sorose Priced quick sole!
Owner leaving Washington Low 30s Moss Ave- extended
GodO Rood bear right to WedsswOOd left to home Mr. Bar
row, c. 6-5o68.
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-Buiders-Mortsose Bankers
927 18th. Street NV Dl. 7-l4ll
Maryland Office: 7S4S Wisconsin Ave-, OIL. 2-70O6
Virginia Office: 2s54 Wilson Blvd, IA. 1902
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ALLIGooD AGENCY -.

JU. S-4411 ERes., ~. H-z0'9
SILVER SPRTNG-S1,5 800 cash.
$123 mo-, buys this 3-bedrm: brick
Colonial: liv. rn. with nrepl,.
Ice. din. rnn., modern kit: fenced
yard; full bsmt.; S16,950. a. ".
PISANI, REALTORS. OIL. 4-760O;
ewes, OIL. 6-4937.
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SILVER sPRING-i-f iiv.I Yes.
level; entr. foyer. ) Dtxin-sizs bed.
rms, 2 baths. family-size kit:
$4,000 dn. and only S1fO plus
tax. OWNER, 10. 4-6l55.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--MD.

COBB IsLAND-Mod. 4-bedrm.
home overlooking Wicomico River;
family-size kit, encl. porch, storm
windows; by owner: $500, easy
terms. VIM. FURBuSH, CT.
9-2310 or in town. LII. 2-5721.
8 MILES FROM FREDERICK, MD.
--De luxe mod. home: not lust q
house. 10 Ice. rms, bath. full
bsnlt., .iioored attic; lot has 26,-
100 50. IT,. garden space and out
bldgs. Conv. to schools, churches
and S.,, shopping; ,, WILL Il STACK 5ASsI
ewes, Pc. 2-4363.
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Mar ST. y0HN's in csyreII
room Cape Cod with two the
baths, dinine room, fully clulpped
kitchen, fun basement with maids
room, lafNe lot. fenced with shade
trees. Near Al schools. snQppinGs
snrrcnes. block % eus; loo.
k fA isHRsRRSl1s CO. sS.il jSi a-4sis:.
-. ROCKVILLE $50
I'M ONLY ! YR. OLD
Yst ny eynsr iikss ne % much
not bedrmss din. rm., Nv. rm,.
nlne.paneled rec. rms bis laundry
room, plus fun bamt.; $3.50,
subject seei,. e 9 !, ElAA spppralsAd yosbh
WI 81 SCI.
ROCKVILLE, GLEN HILLS AKc
asmS.e ,5 .,srh hss s 1,sSsa
ssFse. could sa bs as sedrm nnl Ho,.
water heafi 2 tile baths: fireplace.
Large bsmt. 5o,0OO-Bq, 1T. lot
size Il "a ecresl. Beautiful view.
Qarbage disposal, dlshWasher.
$4,000 lat nrst; payments,
Sl22.bs per mo. Total price, seq
500, Trade-lns accepted. Out Rte,
ri. $40 Il Is l Admiral Homes asi s sIas
~ Glen Mil I'd. Gail GA. 1-b013;
II no answer, GA. f-b656.
R0CKyILLE--i is-yr .-old spllt-lev.:
bedrms.; nm. rec. rm.; ia baths.
lEe. lot; assume 41hss CT loan.
R0CKvILLE--older home. with an
you could desire. -Four bedrooms.
W baths. all on s-aere land-
seaRedh , ss55tlRg; rs ssk,ng $4,000.
Mr.. Bius6ond. 20. s-6sis -
R0CKyMLE-4-bedrm s-bath de-
prox. $4,000, $500 cash. SiO2 10
monthly pays all WILL STACK
HOUSE; JRr Realtor. 20. 2-2sss.
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WASHINGTON GRQVE--3 bedrnls.,
den. bath. oil heat: large corner,
wooded lot; Al condition: $3.50
July lst. CLARENCE 3. BEcRAFT.
liz N. Frederick ave, Gathers
burg. Nd. WA. fl-0T37, 81
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

A BETHESDA SELECTIONS or s
4 bedrns., rambler; $32,400, 2.
GEORGETOWN rd., left on Hunting
ton parkway to open sign Of
MARKET REALTY CO., OIL.
2-0177; ewes, OIL. 2-s474.
AIR CONDITIONED - Enjoy the
toned rambler. all brick, 8 sunny
bedrooms, "a bath and hobby
room in full basement. Near all
schools and bus. 4lzes FIRST trust
StS,950. A. j. KESSINGER a. CO.
JU. 9-4b44.
ALTA VISTA-BRTHESDA = Need
space? Want more than 3 bed
rooms? Brick. slate roof. garage7
Trees, schools, transp.? So many
surprises inside and perfect con-
dition tool Very low COS. To see,
S Si MIsi ss sossso 81 s a1Sss4
ARE you HUNTING A BARGAIN?
Buy this corner brick for $4,000
less than cost to owner in 1858.
Its like new. Inspect 104O1 New
Hampshire ave, mr.. Hillandale
school, Many unusual features.
Outstanding location. Home and
finished once on 10000 50. II.
Of land. Open daily Sd pm. or
make appoint. with owner. WE.
AsHBURTON. BETHESDA = I'M
MED. POSSESSION. 4-bedrn1. :,
moo. Colonial WASHINGToNIAN,
sold With q 10-yr. MONEY BACK
GUARANTEE; 2is baths. mahoe.-
paneled den. sun deek. built-in
Earase. fun bsmt,, sep. dining rm.,
eating space in kitchen. Located
in Bethesda's most fashionable
cuARANTEEDS HOME TiRADE.IN
PLAN. Furnished model open
daily 10 am. ~ dark. DIREc-
TIOHS: Out Old Georget0Wn I'd.
80 miles past Bank Of Bethesda,
left At Ind Ashhurton entrance
to Bis Lone Oak drive. PRYME
HOMES I'M. 6-21e3.
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HOUSES FoR sALE-N.W.

coLoRED-oPEN 3 TO S
1ae Somerset nl.. 1 block ahoge
Sheridan at---vacnnt, rodecorated
0.rn. semidet, brick; enci porch;
rec, rm.. gas heat; garl $i10bQ,
alab On. JAMES CARR. FIX. ~
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DISTRIBUTORSHIP
Exclusive Franchise

opportunity to handle
distribution Of newest discovery In
LIQUID plastic in this area for ma
tionally known manufacturer.
Through company-planned back
ing and advertising should easily
net $4,000 annually, PRODUCTS
in proven demand industrially,
commercially and thrUugn retail
outlets to the general public
parent company warehouses ad-
vertises and carries open ac-
counts for you. Small investment
required which Is SECURED by par
stock inventory. win stand rigid
Investigation. This is career
opportunity for q person wanting
a permanent business OF his own
backed BY a. large, repltable, ma
tional organization. Other areas
open. Call Mr.. HARSHBARGER.
Raleigh Hotel. Ma, $3.50 teyes.
and Sun. included.
FLORIST, priced for quick sale.
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. - -. . nInG.aI,

COLORED-BERGMAN
SPECIALS-S500 DIN.
1327 Newton st ne. Diet. 4-bedrm.
1906 Gale st. ne. Oct. 2-bedrm.
home; S51 mo.
1905 r st. ne. Lovely 5-rm. brick,
'2S75 r.. /. ave. ne. Diet. T-rm.
5I24 II 81. sc. Two-fsm. duplex.
BERGMAN REALTY CO.
RA. 6-2117 IA. 9;l!60
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CHEVY cHAEE-Lovels bfk. ram
bier; 3 be4rms. o. Z bedrmsl and
den. lee. Nv, rm., sep, din. rm..
ali-elec. kit; garaGe.. Open sun,
w.t. P Slsh pln S dsR ss: o e k M
isfE g sses W coasusIIn l srisss.
ALLl0ooD AGENCY
~. s-4ff1 Evfs., ~. o.2613
cHEvr CHASE. By owner. com
pletely yedeeorntod three bedroom
Colonial with full basement and
recreation room. Center han plan.
LIVING room with fireplace. sep
arate dining room, Complcle
modern kitchen with eye-level
oven and range, stainless steel
sink and 49, reirigeralor, Con.
venlent location 10 schools and
shopping. Priced At SlS.e10. FOR
further information call ~.
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FOR Jess Nod. Relay service
station, fully equipped, located on
main hienway; now doing thriv-
ing business. Dealer must vacate
due TO personal reasons. Avail.
fmmed Min. Investment, 81 500
For further info, call Mr.. BACH
MAN. uN. 1855, WI. 6.5046.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--R.E.

BUCHANAN ST. Me-, 15O0--Brick
psneied breakfast nm. kit. 4 bed
rms, 2I baths: tiled bsmt. mr.;
s ssS.S 500. by By owner la Ia. e.s4ss..
MICH. PARK SECT, 4SO5 Queens
Chapel terraee-Det. ,brk,, 3 bed
rms, "a baths list A. powder
rm.), built-in garage. Built 9 yrs.
and in excellent condition. You
won't find a better buy anywhere.
Waite Reaitor, MA. s-O753.
WOODBRIDGE, 5000 Goth st. ne.
Oct; 8 rms; 8 bedrms:; full
bsmt., gas h,-w h; garage; fenced
yd. Excel. cond. OWNER selling;
$4,000. LA. $3.50.
COLoRED = RIGGS PARK = BY
owner: 3 bedrms.. 1 y baths. full
Ia. S.is46. VA. s-iSs3.
COLORED = RIGGS Park = FLA
price, S14.500, 5000 dr., 3 bed
rms. IN baths. many extras; 46l
Madison ST.. ne. Mr.. Holland.
tn. 2-s491, MUSSELMAN REALTY
COLORED = 827 blst. ST. NE,
Deanwood areas bedrooms, mod
ern,. recond.. excel. eond.;. lovely
yard: $3.50. Open Sun. 2 to 8.
Ewes, LU. 2-sl23.
COLORED-1S0f MICHIGAN AVE.
NE, Michigan Park--Loyely g.
rm. 2-hath detached Colonial
brick home, features include oak
floors; equipped kit, rec. rm., rear
screened porch and many extras.
Price 81 1880. Excellent terms.
FLOYD z. DAVIS co., 1929 x ST..
NV. Ma. S-0352: ewes. LA. 6-0S26.
COLORED-VACANT-S395 down.
SIS Xenia ct Semidet : bed
rms. liv., din. rms. bsmt, gas
hit. RA. 6-6912. tn. 2-3757.
COLORED - RIVER TERRACE.
Open sun. ? to 9 pm; 1886
Alden pl. rl.e:-5.rm, brick home
kit. full bsmt.; fenced yard: 2
rn-cre FsS ot-st- heat S2e5
dn., sos per mo. ST 3-s561 or
~
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610pGn
Potomac, Md, 81 Acres
FEATURED ON WTTG
SUNDAY, LIS PM.

Open Sun. noon ID dark, Indivi-
dually desisned rambler with quail
ity construction: 4 bedrns-, "a
with stone firepl., sep. din. rm.-
family-sise kitchen. large mahog.
paneled family rm, with hrepL,
plus 1St-fioor laundry rm.: 2-car
Rarage and bsmt.: priced S47 500.
DIR: out River I'd. throueh Poto-
mac 20 Chapel rd., rieht TO Parker
A. Parker open sign on TlEht.
CLARENCE L. PARKER, Builder
OIL 4-1S3A.
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coLoRED-RENT WITH OPTION
FORT DUPONT PARK
Standardized brick; g rms. IA
baths. rec. rm.; compl. redecorated.
KOSSOW, REALTORS :
TU. 2-lO00 LA. 6-0462 LA. 6.0lS2
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HOUSES FURNISHED
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

ALEX. near Masonic Temples
bedrms., ia baths. Nv, rni-, sep,
din. rm., kit, ground-levei bsmt.
WI exit, gas hot-atr heat, fenced
rear I'd. Conv. S125 mo. Refs. s29
=. TAYLOR Run pkwy: SO. s-@09s:
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SALE BY OWNER
CLOsE-IN SILVER SPRING

5-year-oid 3-bedrm. brick rambler.
Extra-laree kit Dashboard hot
water heat, double-hung windows.
attic fan. fenced yard. scr. porch;
1 block TO golf course. close TO
elementary school, handy TO 4
Corners shopping center.
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CLUNE-IN NILyEE NFHLNU N
lovely Weodside Park, immense
brick rambler featuring large nv-
ing room, spacions qlnlng Ioom,
BEDROOMS. 3 full tile baths, cus~
tom finished recreation roonns
porch. garage. S2o,0h0. A. j.
KESsfNoER a Co. JU, e-494A.
COLEsVILLE--0-rm. brick; Nv. rm..
NSsF5ss; f fS;vV %p.s dsi NO assn'''
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NEW 3-BEDROOM RAMBLER,
S16.950. sep. din. rm, hsmt
KEN DRUSKiN q CO., 10. 1886.
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Good financing available. S22.bOO.
Open sunday all day. 1905 Ster-
ling rd,, Silver Spring. ~.
b-O276.
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SEE KAY BOWLING. At oaithers-
burg, for Upper Mont. Co. prop
erty. WI. s-0250 or WA. 6.250O.
SILVER SPRING; BY OWNERS
bedrm. brick rambler; walking
distance to schools. $4,000, with
$4,000 LIST trust available to
qualified purchaser, 1901 SAM
ford I'd. Open / pm. to $50 p m.
Saturday and Sunday, or BY ape
nninlmeni. In R-4RlR
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BETHESDA, open 2 to $50, beaut.
4 bedrms.. 3 baths. split level.
fully air cond., Ice. cor. lot. ige.
closets " lights, this home Is in
immaculate cond., must see to
appreciate. Dir: Out Bradley
blvd, to wilson In, left on Will
son to Wnittler .n elv sisn lel. eS on
Whittier blvd. MARKET REALTY
20 OF, 0-0117 or OIL. o-23AS
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CHEVY CHASE CLUE AREA =
Greatest thing we have seen. ct
S31 1901 Handsome big. CENTER
hall hrk. Colonial. with 8 bedrms.,
2 baths, Ist-FLOOR Law, beauti-
full paneled rec. rm., large screened
porch, covered dining patio, ga-
fage: absolutely perfect condition:
quiet dead-sn aart street s n Won s1r
to Somerset elementary. FRANK
81 PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-1411;
ewes, NO. 7-eSbb.
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DENcE HOSP. 4ssi tn st. ne
Lee. corner brick home: 8 rms.
and bath. powder rnn. LIST mr.,
storm windows and doors, gas
heat, recreation room. Al cond
Only SI25 q mo. Mr.. NEUMANN.
Ma. $4,000.
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SILVER SPRING

SILVER SPRING
s Ssnts Go sses n , ysTS nice rest sss
rm with maids rm. and bath;
enclosed rear porch, patio, fenced
rear I'd; walk to shopping,
schools and transp. Priced At
ROBERT Z. LoHR
HE. $4,000
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iGAITHERsBURG (Rosemontl =
One Of the most attract. loca-
tons in Rosemont. Brick rambler,
located on hz-acre, y beautiful
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officer is not only a detailed
one but it is a delicate one.
For Maj. King has charge Of
arranging military welcomes
for the many foreign VIPs
who come to Washington and
military farewells for them
when they leave.
Visitors have included
Queen Elizabeth II of Eng
land. Queen Frederick Of
Greece, King Baudouin of
Belgium. King Ibn Saud of
Arabia, President O'Kelly of
ireland, President Frondizi
of Argentina, foreign min
listers and top foreign mill
tary dignitarieS.
This part of the cere-
monies officers job means he
is responsible for such de-
tails as the number of troops.
the bands, the flags, the re-
viewing stand and seating ar
rangementS, and above all
the timing.
For state visits by digni-
taries who have been invited
by the President and for
which arrangements have
been made long in advance,
Maj. King works out the de-
tails of the ceremony of well
come and farewell with State
Department protocol Off
GERS. For what are tech
nically designated "unoffi-
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thousands of people. Realiz-
ing that the overworked po-
lice force could never clear
the way in time and that it
would be strictly against pro-
tocol to have the encourage
pass through the honor
guard, he did some quick
thinking. Minutes later the
royal party arrived and were
directed up over a low curb
ing and directly over the
plaza to the landing.
It's details like this that
would cause some ceremonies
officers to reach for the as
pirin bottle or take a rest
cure. But Mai. King brings
to his job the calm, DELHI
erative and quick thinking
temperament of the natural
athlete.
The major loves every kind
of sport. In his school days
he was on several swimming
teams; he loves boats, plays
a fast game of tennis and is
now interested in sports cars.
He also designs his own
Christmas cards.
II find life very interest,"
ing" he says.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-02
BY RUTH DEAN
Star Stan Writer

Were q television panel
asked to guess Mai. Samuel
Kings specific occupation.
they no doubt would be
stumped.
For the relaxed-mannered
and athletically built major
holds down probably the fus-
siest job in the United
States Army.
BY nature the former para
troop officer is neither the
fussy nor the nervous type.
mo, I don't have any last
minute jitters," he laughs
easily. II think some people
get worried because I don't"
Split = second timing is
needed for Maj. Kings job
as ceremonies officer for the
Military District of Wash
ington, the United States
Army command which is
charged with servicing and
guarding the Washington
area.
Detailed and Delicate
Every little detail must be
checked and rechecked so
that everything will come
out perfect" says Mai. King
who frankly admits he &C.
qu1red his talent for detail
on the job.
The job of ceremonies