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PotentioIities of Post Viewed as Likely
To Influence Opponents Votes

once Mr.. Hoover's secretary
and close to him during pre-
cisely that period when Mr..
Hoover'S maneuvers within
the Government had a bril-
lance he was never to
achieve during his unhappy
tenure of the White House.
Mr.. Strauss already has
had to deny one published
story that in his new job he
has crossed swords with
Douglas Dillon, Undersecre-
tary of State for Economic
Affairs. This episode alerted
at least one Senator who adj
mires Mr.. Dillon's imagina-
tive approach to foreign af-
fairs as much as he deplores
what seems to him the rigid
ity Mr.. Strauss displayed as
chairman of the Atomic
Energy Commission.
Com cree Department
power lies in its interlocking
connections with virtually
every department of govern
ment. This enables the Sec
rotary to Second-gueSS many
important people if he OPP
poses their policy. The State
Department, with congress
sional approval, can expand
foreign trade In theory but
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17

The hopes Of President
Eisenhower that retiring Sec
rotary Of State Dulles may
continue as a mentor and
inspiration for him at the
forthcoming summit meeting
are shared by most Amer
leans and allies.
Mostly the regrets are gen.
uine, but some are mere
crocodile tears. For a strange
situation developed before
Mr.. Dulles signature on his
resignation was dry. The
British Embassy in Washing
ton. on instruction from the
Foreign Office in London,
made a formal inquiry" as
to why our planes continued
to fly in the Berlin corridor
at attitudes higher than the
10,000-foot limit prescribed
by the Russians.
OF course, the British do
not take the same stand as
the Kremlin, which tried to
put over the theory that we
should not be permitted to
fly higher than the Russians
want us. The British conten-
ton is that once we have as
serted our rights by making a
demonstrative fight at more
than 10000 feet we might
just as well give up needing
the Muscovites. Britain, while
denying Russia has the right
to decide how high Raj
planes should fly in the COR
ridor to Berlin, has never
needed the Reds. Its pilots
observe the altitude limit.
Britain's unofficial verbal
inquiry objection would per-
haps describe the diplomatic
step more adequately was
prompted, it is said. not be-
cause the London admins
tration does not support us,
theoretically at least, in the
assertion of allied rights in
West Berlin, but by the fear
that it might affect the out
come of the foreign minis
tiers conference scheduled to
begin in Geneva on May IL.
And the British government
hopes and expects that since
Mr.. Dulles disappearance
from any active part in deal
ing with the Soviet Union,
it will be Selwyn Lloyd who
will play the first fiddle.
1t is taken for granted by
our British friends that the
new Secretary Of State, how
ever competent he may be,
will not have the same pres
tige as Mr.. Dulles and hence
will have to be satisfied with
a less determining role. But
it is taken for granted in
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Britain and the Berlin Flights

ment or is in keeping with
the departments intentions.
OF course. our British allies
should know better as to how
the American Government
machinery works in matters
involving the military and
diplomacy. The whole thing
is determined by the Presi-
dent himself after serious
consideration Of the views Of
the State Department. the
Pentagon. and especially the
National Security Council.
The inquiry by the British
Embassy in Washington is
regarded as an indication Of
the shape of things to come
or the hurdles the new Sec
Rotary of State will face at
the foreign ministers meet
ing. OF course, the summit
conference will be "the
thing" 1t is there that the
world will be shaped once
more; whether it is in &C
cordance with the image Of
freedom or tyranny will de-
pend on which of the an
tagonistic groups gets the
upper hand.
And those who fear the
pitfalls of policies deemed
best for immediate material
profit, expansion of markets
and industry hope that Mr..
Dulles will be well enough to
be at the elbow of President
Eisenhower at what might
be the most critical time in
our history.
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Vice President Seen Now Employing
Calm Reason on Nations Problems

presidential nomination. No
one, however, is more acutely
aware than is Mr.. Nixon
that Gov. Nelson Rockefeller
Of New York already poses
q real threat and might offer
a massive threat before con-
vention time.
The Vice Presidents vul-
nerability lies in this: He
came up strictly via the route
of controversy and tn e
soundest single objection to
him is fear he might be a
divisive force in the White
House. To be thought of as
that kind Of symbol is to
some degree always harmful
to a presidential contender.
To be seen in that light in
1860, in a perilous world,
probably would be fatal to
him.
Thus, given this as his
basic potential weakness,
what is he doing to strength
en- his position? He is pre-
senting himself as an ever
mellowing public figure, and
he is doing a good job of
it. He is staying out of the
partisan fighting that used
to occupy him almost end
leSsly. He is equally staying
out of such infighting as
there is among the Republic
cans-who, unlike the Demo-
Gratis, never forget that their
true antagonists are not each
other but rather the opposi-
ton party.
He is accepting only a very
few speaking engagements,
and of those all are in
markedly high level, and
preferably even academic
surroundings. He is speaking
of big matters like the world
court; his tone is much the
tone of a man who is already
President and more inter-
ested in a country than in
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17

Vice President Richard M.
Nixon has put away one
weapon--his old mastery Of
producing useful headlines
built upon intense controversy
within the Nation. He is now
brilliantly employing another
and a softer tactic, in new
circumstances.
He is progressively drawing
favorable attention by persua-
sion and calm reasonableness,
where he Used to demand it
by loud threshing about on
the national scene. He is a
world away from the Nixon
who, only short months ago.
led a hotly partisan COP.
congressional campaign be-
cause this seemed the only
possible way to stir the Re-
publican sluggards.
There will be here, however,
no nonsense about new
Nixons" and "old Nixons." A
golfer is not a new" golfer
if on the l4th hole the lay
of the land and of his ball
requires him to put the iron
back in his bag and begin a
series of spoon shots.
To watch Mr.. Nixon these
days, approve him or disap-
prove him, is to watch a
truly virtuoso political per-
Torrance. The fact that his
antennae to public moods and
changing public attitudes are
extraordinarily sensitive has,
of course, long been obvious.
What is now striking is the
way in which Mr.. Nixon
who is, underneath, a curl
ously lonely and one-man
operator - is using those
fabulous antennae to master
his great problem for 1860.
On all form, on such gut"
facts as his present control
of much of the regular G. o. P.
organization, he is the dis
tinct favorite for the 1860
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17

ing no interference is clear.
But they see Mr.. Strauss as
one of the very few strong
men remaining to President
Eisenhower's official family
in its concluding and enor-
mously critical years.
They are satisfied that a
contest between Strauss. fully
armed with Commerce De-
partment powers, and most
Eisenhower administrators
would be Of a nature which
should be forbidden by the
humane societies.
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Federal Reserve
Ruling Contested
By MERGED Bank

A District Court Judge yester-
day took under advisement a
Michigan banks contention
that the Federal Reserve Board
last year unlawfully extended
its authority over bank mer-
gers.
The claim was made by Ger
hard A. Gesell, attorney for the
Old Kent Bank of Grand Rap
ids, which last year merged
with the Peoples National Bank
of the same city, thus acquir-
ing the main office and six
branches operated by the
Peoples Bank.
Last July. following the mer-
ger, the Old Kent Bank applied
to the FRB for approval of the
establishment and operation OF
new additions. However, the
FRB ruled against this
arrangement, holding the addi-
ton of the seven new Offices to
existing facilities of the Old
Kent Bank would result in
adverse competition to other
banks in the Grand Rapids
area.
Arguing before Judge John j
Sirica yesterday, Mr.. Gesell
said the FRB action amounted
to an extension of the author
ity over bank mergers given to
the board by Congress in 1917
However, Thomas j. O'Con-
nell, assistant general counsel
for the board, said the FIRE
was merely exercising its
authority over the establish
ment and operation of branches
and was not attempting to con-
troll the merger one way or the
other.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-04-17
Storer Alumni Session

DR.. Peter s. Crawford. assist
ant pastor Of the Shiloh Baptist
Church, will speak at a pro-
gram sponsored by the Wash
ington Chapter of the Storer
College Alumni at 4 pm. Sun
day at the Zion Baptist Church,
Alexandria.
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mT0nAY,sI
.TODAY'S--
| GARDEN HINT
AN EARLY START PAYS OFF!

AN EARLY START PAYS OFF!
The battle against insects begins
early and every day lost means mil
lions more insects to fight. Luckily,
garden protection is no longer the
trying task it once was. Modem
chemicals do the work for us.
"Eveready" Multipurpose Garden
Spray packs a three-way punch with
three of today's most
effective inSect-killers a
-malathion, methoxy- II
chlor and lindane. ~
This one potent in
secticide controls doz- r++rz
ems Of insects, so start ~
using il now, and con- ls.l's
tinue all summer. A
scientific advance go.
backed by Union W
Carbide.
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GENUINE
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Oacron' Rayon G SO Mohair
in most styles
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see GS for Palm Beach suits mOlU

WASH N WEAR IN BASIC & NATURAL SHOULDER
STYLES 3995 PAN0RA WASH N WEAR SUITS 45.
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SILVER SPRNG-AttFaetive clean
split level home, containing many
extras, 3 bedrms., 2 baths, Hyins
rm.,. dining ma al cleo. kitchen,
dayhght hsmt. with wonderful
family an. deep lot. PRICED In
the Low 20s; Terms or VIII EgHdAA.
LAWRENcE v. LuTEa co.
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1905 r ST.

coLoRED. FORT DAVIS s.E.--Rec
I'm; with bar; lSe; 49, LIST trust.
REALTY CO. RE. 7-7l70.
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MILLANDALH - Eariy American
ierss e;rn. brick rambler, Tree;
plan, 3 nreplaces. lovely rec. Ym..
s.issscrbo 5oss' H Bo5sh rj SssE
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

A BIG BRICK RAMBLER on large
Anehor-fenced lot, with extras Ga.
lore. W.-to-W. carpet, storm wind 4.
air eond.. 3 bedrms., din. rm,, dc
luxe kit, fun bsmt, with rec. nm.
partially nm. Only SI6.95O, easy
EHA terms; excel. loo. See todayi
EEEE STATE PROPERTIES. AP.
A HACIENDA. OLE'!-Rest north
Of the border finaneinK. $50 dn-
owner will hold balance in 1 trust.
. Deorme.' din. fn., part bsmt /;
equip kit, hot-Water heat. Total.
$4,000. MARYLAND SALES. 10.
ACCOKERK, ND, 'sranchette"-
That little place IN the country
you've always promised YOURSELF
Only $13,660. Attrac. remodeled
2 bedrms.. bath: on 2 beautiful
wooded acres; porches, paneled
hv. and din. rm., lge. kit. -dinette,
d. RUEIN REALTY, BIZ. 3-24sS.
ACC0KEEK. MD.-1st shoVingi
The Duchess" The only customs
built 3-bedrm. home for S13,.
$50 in Southern Nd. Featurins
ceramic tile baths, American
Standard plumbing and oil heat,
select white oak flooring. sep. din.
area, many custom-built birch
cabinets, sep. pantry. vtnyl tile
n. In kits, Venetian blinds.
screens, carports: on h-acre land
scaped lots. MARTIN.TAYLOR,
INC, Blu. 3.2402.
ADELPHI HILLs-Almost new brick
rambler, most desirable section.
8 spacious rms. basement. beauti.
fully HANDICAPPED and fenced lot.
EHA approved. HUGH 7. PECK,
REALTOR. HE. 4-1700.
BELTSvILLE-NeW 3-bedrm. brick
masonry ramb.; al rms. lgs., sep.
din: rm.. de luxe hit. $l5.950.
LUBY-Ro6ERTs. WE. 6-6167.
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A.. U. PARK blks. spring Valley
shopping. Early American farm
house. Cute as Q button. $500
dream Kitchen with eating space
abutling . large secluded screened
porch. Pull din. rn.. den. powder
rm., sewing rm., liv.. rm. with hre-
pl on LIST A. 3 bedrnis. up. Full
bsmt:. hobby fm.. oil h,-w.h. Only
SCI 500. - an EARLY American
Make an apt. now. REALISTINGS
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CaEvY CHASE, N.-s.6edFm.. brick
Ss'. 81 u. 80 s!a!,s ::n i s,! SSs ;I:s
PSSPRA. Rfxf'THSSSS;. Of. o 3.siii
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BURCH REALTY
CALL TIL o. TO. e-5sss

BERWYN HEIGHTS. 800 block
S sv.s st ls. sps ssn Iss sssG
wooded lot. SI4.25O. NELSON
REALTY Co. HE. 4-23O0.
BEST E s cAE5 S S4R s S,pgTE ssnV.
exit. storm windows. Exceptionsi.
" well-kept. Beaut. fenced lot.
Maryland SALES, TO. 9-6762.
CAPITAL HEIGHTS : VACANT.
expand. Upstairs; 500 down. Ssi..
26,yrr, loan. HUGH T. PECK. HE.
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Potomac

New Colonial snd spiit-leveii 4 bed
I sS)S9s|sH4s L fsHi fsi s's 60. 81 81
QUAINT AcREs,,Lse, s-bsdFm,. .
tsbis.spses Eit.. bs%i.i eonpIstelli,
RTfis2.ibss ne esi: u. SesRis, s0,m 3
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FRED B. CUSHMAN

TWINBRooK ROCKVILLE
semi-bunsalov. 3 bedrms. and bath
Storage rm, corner lot. Higi
eievetien, excel. cond.S vacant
S1zsebO.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

ANACOsTIA--Se,g5O 4-room semi.
det. home. Nice location. EASY
terms; JOHN L. SHELTON. 10
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FOR LEASE

Available immed. due TO present
dealers induction into service; 8.
bay modern. fronting 3 streets
Sc. Washington area; pumpinl
10000 salons mo-: high oil ratio
For further Information, contact
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ROCKVILLg = one of the amer
fenced lot With many shade trees,
Only S23,050. 3. Z. BODILY.
nc: 70 q. 2- sI1go eyes, Mr.. Cos
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R. A. HUMPHREYS

~. e-3eQo Ewes, JU. 5.111a
wo0DMOOR = Like-new 3-bedrm-.
a.hath prick rambler; picture
sa9 JSN i sEEiiRso veT 1899 PARK;
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APARTMENTS WANTED
MOVING. PACKING. STORAGE

BLUE RIBBON VANS rooms 70
$50. Bonded carriers, Don't wal
too late. Call Lu. 2.12b6. 20.
EWRhI II ..S.r MOVING ,,,IS0: sToh,ASE
storage; reas. rates. ia. 0-2031
a aaISsr, MSy Icc ~, s sT e .sSS
HILL.s TRANSFER Co.-sP. 8
SSSs s ssvi sss IssS :s sssim sss
II YOU HAVE MOVING 10 be done
call =. 3. ToLBERT a SON TO
your cheapest and best move
LIGHT HAULING, local moving
s RS 70 s :1Riiisiccis q si aSa
MOVING ACROSS THE sTRERT Of
across the country. safe storag,
IN separate rooms, expert packing
Phone NO. 7-Oi04. UNION eTOR.
ACE CO.. INC. Est. 1908.
MOVING AND HAULING. use.
,SrTi esrs c6 pasp me- 7!ysekkkFp x
MOVING, owner operated: surpiu
i pE, s. assSsssP'sd As part payment
NOW OFFERfNG the Best ssryic
and lowest prices In town. Cal
US and save; "a hrs. NE. e-210'
or NE. s-0269.
RYE & SIMMS CO.
Local moving and hauling, wash,
inston. nearby Maryland and Wiz,
ginia: 20 yrs. experience with
modern equipment. 10 I-1o46.
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co.oP AIRS. FoR SALE

NAYLoR oARDENs, $1,000 = ..
bedTp; i..s win; wins ap.s; Beau "
transp. Laundry and storage IA.
e. fiii'issSHi xLToSriin 'p SSxLff sIt job
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cLEvELAND PARK. NORTH =
Ss oS:S by 1Ss anS sSSnh Il S4 H:fs
Standards. TEATusiNd: ist-tioSi
rms, 3 baths In ali; up:to- date
kitchen, garage and wooded lot.
Full price. Just S27 800. Call oul
uptown once, KE;, 1880. I'll. Z
pm. latter 8. call EN-. 3-0326)
SHANNON a LUCHs CO.
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SILVER sPRING-Close-in, Z bed.
Glen I'd. Fireplaes IN living room
fenced yard, near school. churches
bus to D. C. and shopping. Assume
OF loan Of $16,600 or $19.76C
10. 1.SO22, Open It'll
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BELTSvILLE
$12,950

ing 5.bedrm Cape Cod: i 6edrm.
on LIST nr.: 2-car garage: huge
level lot. Owner moving out Of
State. Name your own terms. Make
this must on your see list to.
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PARK, convenient u
Friends School and Macomb st
shopping center bedrns.,
bath up: iiy; rm. with hrepl., din
rm., den and kitchen: paneled rec
rm., ldry. rm., workshop and lava.
tory In bsmt,:. gas INV. heat
Lovely neglected garden; PIicee
In the 10y twentiesa San Mt s. T1Il
E66EpTnTHSIVno n, en5a1z o eAAS
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Spring iIsocstion. Large living room,
kitchen, 4 spacious bedrooms. 2ls
baths. huge rec; room: patio ane
open for offers. Cal FREpERICK
W. BERENs SALES. INC. 10
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Silver sPRING (nr. 4 Corners)-
r Bath rss f. i sa S SS1Sn ss. sss
make an oiier. Asking $4,000
BEERS BROS, ~. 6-7610.
SILVER sPRING-sparkiing, brk
iiy.. nm. with frepl.. fun bsmt.
with rec. Tn:; screened porch
fsnesd lct. $1e5sSs0. HUGH 7
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HEIGHTS

ALEX. Jefier.on Park. top resi-.
si9' SatS. asSss4 han SssI%s
ing lovely wooded lot, ofierinI
privacy; redee. inside and out:
S SSo0; R I. KANE. INC. K1
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CHEVY CHAsE--Vacant. Detached
s.sE sss spG snd IN sssE: use
condition: 3 bedrooms, 2 baths.
srlss e ssSrs VS. 600 ssSo
CO.. INC, $500 Connecticut ave.
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3-bedrm. brk. RAMBLER. with fuii
esmt for the low, low price Of
$l5.250. cenv. % schools. transp.
and churches, $3.50 down with
PAYS. q SOB per mo. incl. pl.t.i.
INC. 10. 5-3067.
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SALES. INC.

s,E e 1a'I 3 9. y NJ! ss ,I plsssgI.
home: 3 u. old brick split:leyel
with space for 4th.. 2M baths,
separate din. rm.. 3S-ft. rec, rm.,
plus util. rm,. and fully tiled sub
hsmt., .carport, modern kit. Ievel
lot. Below $4,000,
BETHESDA REALTY OIL. 4.14is
BRADLEY BLVD. AREA = ONLY
S27. 800: Z bedrms, 9 baths, fam.
rage; large corner lot. MUST BE
S2h2,.i EM $500 St;si9s; pINIsTRIcT'
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MANOR COUNTRY
HTTTn ECTATrC

CLUB ESTATES
Situated among beautifully land.
scaped tall trees, between the ltiti,
and 18th fairways Of one Of thu
most beautiful country clubs IN
this area. reposes this beautiful
Wilhhmsburg Colonial home Thi,
charming old.world.type home Il
o masterpiece Of carefully planned
and englneered home, 4 bedrms
on the 2nd floor, ~ baths and
Ord bathroom may be Installed
LIST floor. lge. liv, rm, 23x24, lge
din. rm.. sun parior, den and fuliy
electrically equip. kit. with break.
fast alcove, Gear garage. Owner.
ship carries Community special
membership. MUST BE SOLD Al
ONCE. Present owner moving q
Tlorida. Call OWNER. VIII. ,6-slo6
or through your broker.
MASS. AVE. AREA oeorgetown
atmosphere; charming cont. brick
rambler. Center hall. formal din
rm. l3x2l, all,elec. kit, 3 bed
rms, study, 2 baths, on hrst A.;
rec. rm. with ilrepl. and bar,
maids rm. and full bath, fabulous
brick patio; beaut. landse. yard;
S3o, 500, KORzENDORFER, REAL
TOR. OIL, 4-61ll till o.
NEW HAMPSHIRE ESTATEs-Spa-
cious brick rambler, years old:
, bedrms.. separate dining rm..
IN baths, modern Kitchen. i'm
naculate condition. Priced for
Quick sale. FLA approved. HUGH
r, PECK. HE. 4-l700.
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FIRST oEFERiNq EXCLUSIVE
Clean-as-a-pin brick rambler on q
pretty lot; liy. rm7 sep. din .rm,
2 baths, full basement with PINE
PANELED REC. RM. AS NICE as
any Any We have seen; Price under
Purchaser can assume. This won't
last LONG. Call OIL. 6-2344. once
open o to o.
FREDEE.isGK W, sERENs
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SILVER SPRING

O1LVEn nxNG
Newly listed. Cape Cod in nearby
Md lge. bedrnne.. 2 baths, Ice
liv. rIn. with fifepl., sep. din. I'm, J
heaut. corner lot with sep. brich
garage and Anchor fencing. We ex-
pect . quick sale on this competi-
lively priced home. Call for fur
ther info. SUBURBAN PROP.
ERTIES NOT. INC. Lo. 5-36s7
SOMERSET - Beautiful centrally
aforementioned rambler, in . most
desirable close-in neighborhood
Featuring large Yell-arranged
rooms and Q delightful setting
Center hall, 3 bedrms., 2 baths,
separate dining room and lovely
kitchen on main door: 20-ft. rec
rm.. bedrm. and bath In full
bsmt.; carport and many other
features. Only $4,000. Call our
uptown once. KE. 7-1s00 til 8.
After 8 call EN-. 3-0326. SHAN
NON q LUCHs CO,
sPRINGBROOK FOREsT-A real
cool number: compl. summer and
winter air cond.: 4-bedrin. cont.
rambler and excel. suburban loc.
on over l-acre wooded lot; all
cleo. kit: carport; all rms. spac :,
c. ROBERT GRAY 4 Co., GIG
Ellsworth dr., JU. $4,000,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-Mb.

SWIMMING FOOL. immense brick
patio, trees, shrubs and flowers
combine for one Of the most un-
usual outdoor Living rooms We have
ever seen. 3-bedroom, all-hriek
rambler with w baths. sepsrate
dining room; center hall plan: full
basement with garaee, blackboard
hQt-Water heat. S36, 200. Al. 3
kkeelNoER a Co, ~ e-1b11.
TAKoMA PARK
New custom all-brlck rambler with
baths, sep. din. rm., expan.
race apt. for additional Income;
watkins distances 10 wash. san.
and transp.: s26,e56: terms avail.
THOMPSON CO., JU. 1000
TAK0MA IPK.-3-6sdTm. fsm6jSf
s isEai ry.ss: :sior::.l 81 5S csc sss66SSS
UNIVERSITY LANE AREA = 6s-
tsened Germ. brick; ~ baths;
sshool. Price. $4,000. HUoH n
al Sac. Hssl'0r' NE. t-i7oo
WE MEEp LlBTIN0e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-17
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9l2 GALLATIN ST. NV.

1886 NICHOLS AVE.
WASHINGTON RLTY., RA. $4,000
912 GALLATIN ST. NV.
Lovely 2-bedrm. modern apt. vii
redec;, $3.50, incl; heat. INV;
2716 PORTER ST. NV
MOCK. EAST OF CONN. AVE.
bath; 500 so. utils. incl; off-st
HERBERT HARVEY, INC.
0l2 18th st. NV. RE. 1880
CoLoRED-4g0g AYERS PL, Sc
%SsH iit or NH RiT e. 0 IA. $500 g
CoLoRED-15l6 OATES ST. NE
WASHINGTON RLTY. Rx. $4,000
c9LoRE p, A. Ioth ST; Sc lzo
wAs Emiii FIJI R RiTY Hf "a. 1850
coLoRED-550a 9th ST. NV.
Rms; Kit Bath Heated. so q
C0L0RED-57I0 GEORGIA AVE
N:W.-3 Ice. rms. and bath: 81
HY sc. week ansl s sSS b 81 = .7s sMiTH
C0L0RED--323 2 ST. NE.
bedrm. apt: all utils. incl: $50
n. Z. SMITH INC. week days,
COLoRED-I731 T ST. N.w12
bedrms.. liy. rm.. kit. and bath
$50. so. utils. incl. DU. 7-7230
COLORED-1ss5 BURKE ST. Sc
utilities; S65 mo. Ii. 3-0s75.
coLoRED: 81 RANDOLPH PL. NV
A nsRii Sis P snfY H'A sS s sss 81
c2RHiSs ss.5s sDa PEi4sss s aR1s
136 n. Jer. ave. NV. ] I'm. S67 .6(
Can Mr.. DAVIS Ewes. co 5-761i
CLOSED sATuRpAY
ma. SASS SSi i sT. NV
CoLoRED = 1860 NEWTON 81
N.W.-2nd a.: 2 rms, kit. bath
TssT geEsh; oil Ell s ssiIs In incl mel rs
.MEWMANN, Ma. $4,000.
COLORED-l116 9th 81. NV.
APT. 62-1 rm.. kitchenette an
semipvt. bath. ALL uTILs. INCL
$3.50 mo. Mr.. NEUMANN. Ma
CoLORED-3l5 18th PL. NE.
Lovely 2 rms. kit. bath; all utili
wAsHINdToS RLTY. RIA. 1880
CoLoRED-741 5Ist st. Sc, Apt.
2 rms, kit. bath: utils.; $66.
WASHINGTON RLTY.. RIA. $3.50
2 rms, kit. bath In apt. bldgs.
l47l PARK RD, NV: 81
n. sE6AL. AID. 4-0123, OIL. 2-624'