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Eisenhower Supports
Mrs. Luce in DISPUTE

Mrs. Luce should take up her
post in Rio de Janeiro or fol-
low the advice of her husband
and offer to resign.
Mr.. Eisenhower hesitated q
moment and then Joined in q
round Of laughter touched OF
by the way the question was
put-whether he thought Mrs
Luce should obey her husband
Mr.. Eisenhower then said
that though Mrs. Luce's criti-
cism of Senator Morse may
have been ill-advised, it was
human.
Heat Of Anger"
She made the remark. the
President said, in the heat of
anger. But, he went on, so
far as he is concerned the
criticism of the Oregon Sem
ator was not meant as any dis
paragement of the Senate.
Then Mr.. Eisenhower said
he feels there has been no ma
jor impairment of Mrs. Luce'S
usefulness.
He also said that she had
not so far offered to resign.
The President added, how
ever, that she did suggest last
month that her nomination be
withdrawn. That came when
Time magazine was being
sharply criticized for printing
an article on Bolivia in Its
Latin American edition.
Mr.. Eisenhower said that In
making her remark about Sen
ator Morse, Mrs. Luce was
"unquestionably in a sort Of
heated disposition and tenn
permanent at the moment" Tht
President added with a smile,
"She said what was per-
fectly human - even If sht
probably would have hoped thai
See LUCE, Page At
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House Group
Kills School
Fare Subsidy
Seven Lawmakers
Vote to Tuble PIun
Costing $450, 900
BY JAMES G. DEANE
star stan Writer

A House District subcommit-
tee today killed a d. C. Transit
System request for a school
fare subsidy.
o. Roy Chalk, transit presi-
dent. refused today to discuss
the possibility Of a resultant
general fare increase to IS
cents. He had sair earlier such
an increase might be necessary
If the school subsidy we're
denied.
Representative Matthew S,
Democrat of Florida, the units
chairman, said the subcommit-
tee tabled two pending bills
which would have required the
District to pay the transit COM
pany the difference between the
adult fare and the reduced
fares paid by school children.
The present adult fare is 20
cents and school tickets are
10 cents. OfIicials estimated
the subsidy at these fares would
cost the city between $3.50, 900
and 100000 a year.
Mr.. Matthews said seven sub
committee members voted for
the tabling. Two other mem
bers we're absent.
Subsidy Opposed
The subsidy move has drawn
strong opposition from some
District officials, independent
bus operators and religious
groups.
The Rev. Melvin Adams, as
sociate secretary Of the Re-
ligious Liberty Association Of
the Seventh Day Adventist
Church, registered that groups
opposition at a public hearing
which preceded the subcommit-
tee action.
After the subcommittee &C.
ton, Mr.. Matthews said he
considered the subsidy move
''deader than a doornail," at
least as far as the House Dis
trict Committee is concerned.
1--WE Just don't feel the tram
sit company ought to ger any
more money" he said, adding:
MY feeling is the transit
company is getting along very
WELL
Besides Mr.. Matthews, the
See FARES, Page A-e
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BARROW, Alaska, April 20
(AP).-Nearly all the residents
of this Eskimo village batIled
a fire in a combination grocery
home yesterday, but they were
too late to save a family OF
eight. Mr.. and Mrs. Willy
Nayakik and their six children
died in the flames.
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BY the Associated Press

President Eisenhower said to-
day Mrs. Clare Boothe Luce's
usefulness as Ambassador &c
Brazil hes not heen damaged n
any major way by her row with
Senator Morse, Democrat Of
Oregon.
The President told a news
conference that he had q tele-
phone survey made yesterday
after Mrs. Luce hit out verbally
at Senator Morseand con.
cluded that she will be welcome
in Brazil.
The Senate gave Mrs. Luce
a 79-1l vote of confirmation
yesterday despite bitter opposi.
ton by Senator Morse.
Mrs. Luce then said hel
troubles began when Senator
Morse was kicked in the heac
by a horse" To which Senator
/ Morse replied that her remark
was consistent with an old
old pattern of emotional in
stability" on Mrs. Luce's part
Democrats Displeased
Some Democratic Senators
who had voted for confirmation
of the nomination said that i
they had to do it over AGAR
they would vote against her.
And Mrs. Luce'S husband
Henry r. Luce of the Time
Life Fortune publishing en-
pire, said in New York he hat
asked his wife to resign tn,
ambassadorship because Of tn
criticism.
THAT would be good for tn,
country" was Senator Morse
comment.
1t was against this back
ground that Mr.. Eisenhowe
was asked whether he though
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British Accord
AT Paris Talks
Is Reported
Ends Lone Fight
In First Session,
Observers Indicate

PARIS, April 20 (AP).-The
major Western foreign minis
tiers were understood to have
agreed today that they would
take up the questions Of Berlin
and a German peace treaty as
a package In Geneva talks with
the Soviet Union.
This indication came from
conference sources following
the first session of the foreign
ministers of the United States,
Britain, France and West Ger
many. They are meeting in an
effort to harmonic their posi-
tons before the East West
meeting opening in Geneva on
May IL.
No delegation member would
talk for the record following q
2-hour, 25-minute morning SEES
sion. The ministers said in a
communique that no informa-
ton would be given to the press,
at least for the time being, ON
progress of the talks.
Reds Oppose Link-Up
The reported Western deter
mination to discuss the whole
range of Berlin, Germany and
European security questions is
in clear opposition to the Com
munist position reiterated only
today.
Warsaw Pact foreign minis
tiers, winding up a conference
in Warsaw. opposed any at
tempt to link up the discus
sions. They said the two most
urgent and important ques-
tons" for Geneva were con-
lclusion Of a German peace
treaty and Liquidation Of the
military occupation Of Berlin.
Britain was waglng a lone
fight here against a package
deal.
An impasse over procedure
could snarl the Geneva talks
from the start.
United States Secretary Of
State Christian A. Herter and
British Foreign Secretary Sell
wyn Lloyd met for lunch to dis
cuss progress of the talks and
also matters of particular in
terest to the United States and
Britain.
7 in Each Delegation
Then they headed back tc
further consultations with
French Foreign Minister Maur.
ice Couve de Murville and West
German Foreign Minister Helm.
rich Won Brentano around q
square table, covered with greer
felt, in the French Foreign
Ministry. Each delegation wa.
seven strong, making a tota
of 20 men.
4 Mr.. Herter met privately thi!
morning with Mr.. Couve d.
Murville and Mr.. Won Brentano
The Soviet bloc today backeC
Britain'S earlier position will
a statement that anyone try
ing to tie the problems of Yves
Berlin, German uniflcatior
and European security int
one knot obviously strives II
hamper agreed decisions"
Soviet Foreign Minister An
drei Gromyko and representa-
tives of Russia's seven Eu
See MINISTER'S, Page A.
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Hord-Pressed Michigan
Skipping Two Pay Days
Legislators Among BIS in State
Who Will Not Receive Money

LANSING Mich April 90 (AP).-The State of Michigan
unable to solve it's ready cash problems is passing up this
weeks pay days
Among the 1926 State Saared workers to go without pay
checks will be the 144 State legislators who in four months
work have failed to solve MiciganS fiscal emergency
Democratic Gov G. Mennen Williams at loggerheads with
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President Says Nixon
May Sub at Summit
Would Not Accompany Him to ToIks,
But Would Sit in If He Had to Leave
By GARRETT d. HORNER
star stan Writer

President Eisenhower said today that Vice President
Nixon might substitute for him during part of the
projected summit conference this summer.
The President made it clear at news conference, how
ever that Mr. Nixon would not accompany him TO the
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HOUSES FoR SALEM.
(cONTINuED)
1a1a onnniM lSEI ~. NV.

1919 QUINCY ST, NV.
ready for occupancy: 4 bedrms,
on second floor; living room. din
ing room. kitchen on LIST floor:
full bsint.: gas heat; and finished
room; priced. $4,000. with terms
NJ. B. Weaver, WO, 6-4044. MAR
SHALL J wAPLE co. AID. 4-2O05.
coLORED-WoNDERFUL HOME
5th AND JEFFERSON NV,
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SILVER SPRING

Mr.; Piney Branch and Flower ave.
Shopping Center; several new ALL
brick Cape Gods; liv. rm. with
nrepl,, sep. din. rna table space
IN kit. ! bedrm. and "a bath LIST
nn;i, lSe' bedrms and bath gp;
SIDE REALTY CO.. JU. g-6449;
open til q pm.
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Other Apis. Ready Soon
Call Mr. DAVIS, Ewes; CO. 5-7619
WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP
MA S-4S1S 93l H ST. NV
OPEN 8 TO IL SATURDAY
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SILVER SPRING

Sl,OOU down, near Plyers MN I'd
and Ca. ave; new brick 6-rm.
rambler hy Im., din. rms fully
equip kit, table space: , bedrmS /.
Ssss III GSsREasfryy oS sc'i S 81.
N-RAAn. nnen IN D n m
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BETHESDA, Mass. ave, Kenwood
area: S23,50O; will go FHA--Brick
rambler on nice corner lot. Living
room, screened porch. separate
dining rm.. kitchen with dish
washer and disposal, 3 bedrooms,
IA baths; attached garage: imme-
date occupancy. Call JAMES E.
SCHWAB, EN-, 2-5S00; after )
pm, call OIL. 2-I4Og.
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S2O.95O

This lovely brick Cape Cod is ideal
Tor the large family; close to
schools and recreation center: sep
arate dining room and full base.
mani
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HOUSES WANTED TO REM

ALEX.-Responsible young profess
sional man and family need =
bedrm. and den or 4-bedrm. house
to rent in st. Rita's Parish. Call
TIE 6-4400, Ext. II.
ROCKVILLE AITHERSBURG area
need 3 bedrm. house wibsmt.
lease. Call Pc. 2-6107 after 6
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SALES, INC.
BETWEEN CONN. AVE. and Geor.
gia Ave.-Sl5.95O: will so FLA
(KensinRton area) Nice brick
rambler type: 2 bedrooms anc
bath on LIST door; fine room or
ind floor; large kitchen-family
room:tun basement: lovely gar
den with large trees. Call JAMES
Z. SCHWAB, EN-. 2-5SOO; ewes =.
OIL. 2-l409 or OIL. 4-7693.
BRICK CAPE COD near -Four Cor
ners: established community, walk
to all conYeniences. Large liv
rm. with frepl.. sep. din. rm.
equip. kit. 3 bedrms.. bath. full
bsmt.. rec. rm., garage: beauti-
fully HANDICAPPED lot, trees. Price,
S20,950, CHESTER KELLER
WOODMOOR AGENCY CORR.
JU, 5-7l00. Q I'll 9; JU. 9-5555
BRIGHTVIEW-Doll house for sale
Al. brk. rambler with full bsmt e,
lovely lot with many shrubs and
trees, imnacu. home with lovely
rec rm. Call us on this today.
Priced lt only S14.a50. 10.
5-a6S7, SUBURBAN PROPERTIES,
CHEVY CHASE-This home is q
"dilly' in anyone'S book-It Of.
fers so MUCH you'll take more
than one look-Colonial type ano
as clean as a pin"-so Just to
Gdrive By" would sure be a sin!
3 bedrms.. 2 baths. all LARGE on
top noor--a kitchen de luxe that
Nom will adore rec. rm. that's
CRAZY for Junior or miss
garage, nice yard. Who wants
more than this? To INSPECT and
to PURCHASE-iust give me the
time phone DUMONT, at OIL
4-l629. FREDERICK w. BEREN5,
SALES, INC.
CHEVY CHASE, Between the
Clubs - A 6-bedroom, 3ia-bath
brick Colonial home with q large
oenter-han plan. den and powder
room: paneled recreation room Ia
basement Call WO. $4,000 I'll p
EDWARD H. JONES d CO. Chevy
Chase, .. c
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VERMONT SLATE ROOF--MaST1i-
ncent brk work 200 IT. deep wooded
lot, magnifieently shrubbed; make
this 3-bedrm. and den, 2-bath
Colonial truly outstanding; To-
Gated in Woodside park; mr.. all
schools. shop. and bus. S25.950.
4. J. KESSINGER a. CO.. JU. o.
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"a ACRE. BEDRMS.
JUST ABOVE
FOUR CORNERS

James c. Conley & Co.
1925 GA. AVE. JU. a-$I54 TIL p
TOPS IN CONVENIENCE - Brick
Colonial in excel. Sill ar Spring
area. Price reduced, cRner trans
ferred bedrms. and bath on
md floor: liv. rm.. din. rm., kit.
with table space. powder Tm.,
screened porch on LIST floor: pam
eled rec. rm. in bsmt, Assume
excel. LIST trust or will FILA. CAL
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WHITE BRICK
$500 DOWN

DOUU DOW N
Assume $l9,755 LIST Trust
Brand-new Only a few left. 3 and
4 bedrms, ia baths, dream kit
fWestinghouse). fun bsmt. with
rec. rm. Terrific financing. You
have your choice Of many items;
. floor plans; i different exteriors.
TO REACH: Out Georgia ave. to
VierS Mil I'd, hear left to Park
land DR., right IN model home.
OPEN DAILY, 1876 .
LAWRENCE v. LUTES CO.
,JU 5-4221 WI. 2-5Obl
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SILVER SPRING RAMBLER

,oossILyEK sPBINd RAMBLER
LOS BALLARD ST., s. s.. ND.
Vaeant-Reduced for quick sale.
This lovely brick rambler contain
ms bedrooms, baths and
finished bedroom and bath and
rec, rm. In bsmt.
LOUIS RUDDEN. Tu. $4,000.
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BETHESDA-New 3-bedrm., 2-bath
brick Colonials. liv. rm. with
raised hearth, din. rm., study and
powder nm. on first fr., spac. kit,
full bsnlt., S2H,a50. KORZEN-
DORFER, REALTOR, OIL. 4-S111
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BETHESDA-GARRETT PARK EST
Assume 4Ia9s loan. 2.year-olo
modern 3-bedrm. brick rambler
Beautiful sunny kitchen, latest
equipment. aforementioned rec
rm,, patio, off-street parking, S1a,-
$50. ANDRLS REALTY CO., OIL
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.E.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS-3-bedroon
brick. $11.950; full bsmt.. front
porch lge. lot. Terms. Immed
possession. JOHN L. SHELTON
Realtor. 10. 10000.
RANDLE CIRCLE Sc. Detached
brick with fenced lot, 3 bedrms
and bath plus a 3-room apt. with
bath; gas h.-w.h.; nice lot; neal
bus. Priced for immediate sale
Conventional or FILA. HARTMAN
REALTY, INC. Realtors, LU. 4,
$500; evenings, LU. l-1102.
COLORED. 2-FAMILY BRK. at Lin.
coin Park: 2 bedrms. each apt
full bsmt.; new sep, gas heating
units; gar; nice cond.; terms, con.
slider trade. JOHN L. SHELTON
Realtor, 10. $4,000.
COLORED-15th AND PA, AVE,
$685. DIN, SEMI-DETACHED BRICK
Clean o-rm. brick; front porch: full
bsmt.' front and rear entrances;
automatic heat: quiet street; won
derful terms. Call
IRVING FLEISHMAN
TU 2-9292 ANY TIME
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BETHESDA, Battery PARK-4-
bedrm., 2-bath brick Colonial, un-
usually lge. din, rm., completely
equip. kit, flrepl, in iiv. rm., fun
bsmt., garage; S22,g50, KORZEN-
DoRFER. REALToR, OIL. 4-S111
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SEE kAY ROWING. Al oslt6yr.

burs Tor Upper Mont, CO, properly.
WI. $4,000 or WA. $4,000.
SILVER SPRING = Very desirable
detached brick 4 bedrrns., = Nlll
baths; W. Tma din, rm.; PIN.
vacant; neWiy redecoraisd bot.
water heat ss2.5OO. HUGH 7.
PECK, 1850 N. II ave, HE. 4-84OO.
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BETHESDA
NEAR NH
AND NAVAL HOSPITAL

Brick Colonial home; 4 rms. on
first floor with separate entrance
Ideal for doctors Office or large
family. bedrms. md floor, .
car garage: sitting on > large lots
PRICE SLASHED $4,000; nov
$4,000 for IMMEDIATE SALE
Shown by appt. only. Call Mr.
KEY. OIL. 6.6369, or OIL. 1894
Frederick w, BerenS
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ASHTON AREA-country homes
svildinE sites and farms ASHTON

BETHESDA, wilson lane area)-
Handsome. brick Colonial on ga
acre, wooded. Bedrm., "a bath LIST
foor. Finished rec, rm., 2 bedrms..
bath upstairs, big modern kit,
g..Ira.Ee,, also esrPort; mid
INC, OIL, 6-7sO0 It'll a
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18th and JEFFERSON NV.
GARDENERS DELIGHT
This de luxe detached home will
appeal to someone who likes large
size rooms and spacious grounds
has stone fireplace in liv. rm., lst-
mr.. den and powder rm. and mod
ern kitchen; 3 twin-size bedrms. e,
full bsmt., auto hit. A lot of living
for only S16,500. Trades accepted
Call It'll q pm,
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M0pen
OPEN WE'D, l TIL 6
8001 KERRY LANE
"HAMLET"

AIR CONDITIONED Colonial fol
those hot summer months, 20x2t
screened porch for the in-betveer
times. This six-year-old brick
house has EVERYTHING" yoI
ask for. Exclusive community
Beautifully decorated, including
den, above-ground rec. room,
bedrooms, . baths, . powder
rooms. owner ready to move
Coed financing available. DIREC'
TIONS: Conn. ave. past East WeSl
highway to Dunlop st., right or
Dunlop TO Kerry lane and BERENs
OPEN sign. Other than oper
hours, call MISS BLAND, WO
6-64S6.
Frederick w. RerenS
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TOWN HOUSE

New listing. Den, powder room on
LIST. 3 bedrooms, 2 baths on 2nd,
Ground-level rec. rm, full bath
Close to transportation Realistic
price, S24,950. o to 6. EN- .
400. Ewes. EN- 2-4665. METZ
LER, REALToR.
CLEVELAND AVE, EMBASSY AREA
New brick Colonial town house
near Shoreham Hotel, Just OF
both and Mass. ave. in heart OF
the park. A. s. GARDINER a. CO.,
INC. REALToR, MA. S-3923.
CLEvE. AVE. NEW TOWN HOUSE,
Brand-new beauty, on fashionable
Woodlev Hill-THE LAST ONE
The others in this crop sold
before completion; real style and
class, in truly DISTINGUISHED
in-town location Three bedrms. 81,
plus study, . full and . half
baths. delightful living room. din
ing rm., patio ARRANGEMENT In
rear CENTRAL AIR CONDITION
ING FRANK S. PHILLIPS. INC,
DI. 7-l41l. ewes CT, R-bO62
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SILVER sPRING-Fifst ofierlna Of
ter entrance hall. larSe Nv. rn.
with nIeI :. sep. din. rm.. fully
equipped kit. . bedrms.. : baths
and scr pch,; bsmt. has y bath,
Ice. cedar closet and exit: lovely
OF, ? blks to elementary school;
owner transferred; price, SCI $50.
Z !; BLANCHARD. REALToR. ~.
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COLORED-5iI QUACKENBOS ST.
N.W.-Cor. brick; 5 big rms, rec,
i tm;; nice yard; PRICED right; Goo 9
REALTY CORP. ST. 3-s3I6.
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Shopping lnd tISnsp'; irs, din
rmi pine-paneled KIT, study on
n i,Est a. kpssSs1sssj yYUodse lot SIS.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE-Attractive home,
beautiful grounds. Short lease II
desired AID. 4-9l22.
CLEVELAND AVE. mr.. Shoreham-
Freshly and prettily decorated
most desirable area; 4 bedrmS,, !!
baths. $3.50, Call Mrs, Dixon, ST
$1,000. JAMES L. DIXON q CO
Realtors,
FAIRFAX. Kirby I'd; SIPS mo-
Brick 2-bedrm. rambler; fireplace
fenced "a acre: stream: oil h.-w h.
L. COOK. Realtor, JE. @-3272.
GEORGETOWN AREA bedrm.,
liv. rm.. din. rm., kit, full bSmt :,
garage; Sl75 H. A. GILL q SON
DE. 2-5000.
GEORGETOWN-Liv. -din. rm. with
flrepl., 2 bedrms.. Y baths; kit.
garden: $40 mo. EN-. 3-6421.
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

ADJOINING N. ARL.--Newly dee.
5-rm. rambler with firepl.. scr ..
porch and garage; lge. lot; coun-
try atmosphere Handy to schools
churches. shopping and swim
ming. S135 mo. JE. 3-1SS6.
2S2S N. Vanburen st, Arl
ALEXANDRIA, Beverly Hills = g.
bedrm. Colonial; full bsmt., clean
porch: fenced ward; available now:
$3.50 month, HUBBARD REALTY
CO. oV. 3-1946.
ALEX, S135-Mod. 3-bedrm.. Ia
bath, brk.: tile bsmt., huge kit. {:
mr. bus. schools lease. TIE. g.
1857, TIE. 6.2003.
ANDREWS CENSUS AREA-3-bed-
rm rambler: 9 baths, full bsmt. !;
fenced yard: beautifully land
scaped; scr. pch. RE. 5-5744
ARLINGTON-3-bedrm brick ram
bier liv. rm with tirepl. full
bsmt.; lge. level yard; immediate
occupancy. r A HUMPHREYS g.
SONS, NO. 5000; ewes. VIII
6-g464
ARL., N, mr.. Buckingham, 500 N.
rec. nm, scr. pch.; Sl35. IA. s-0936
ARL., n. Bellevue Forest-Brick
Colonial: . lge. bedrms., bath up
stairs; liV. rm. w/firepl.. Ice. din.
nm, pan, den, "a bath, new kit,
scr. porch; fiagStone ter, yard /;
full bsmt. with maids rm. and
Law; gar: air cond.; avail. June
i $40 per mo. IA. 7-5674.
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lcoNrIhUEpl
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

WEST or CONN AVE, within ,
blQcks q Rosemary Elementary
sesSoLhls assS.s'l lc hsg n.r o.
for Gale for the arat time. rrkt-
moor plan consists OF entrance hall.
large liv, rIn.,. din. rm., sunrQom.
good-sixe. well-equlpped Kitchen,
screened Nv, porch. > exception
ally laree hecrma. and ? baths on
md moor; stairway 10 seminniAhed
3rd floor. which could provide 2
$4,000. Call Mr. Leirh. Ma. s..
ss sSs6o ''s sos snd N eavt ;ess' ne St
CONN. AVE. EsTs.. s49b dn., no
settlement eharges. det, ramblers;
,n ssSFI r.. Assume s1n,c.. a q lean les5'
COUNTRY ESTATE with orchards.
Vineyards bedrms., 2 baths, sep.
din. rm,. lovely rec, rIn., gaT, Com
ilffsssss a. ga; AZ. H 70 Hs..Eas H III 5.
CUTE COTTAGE
$500 plus, only $50 mo. and you
can enjoy the privacy OF your
own home. , bedTms., 20-ft. liy,
rn., sep. din, rm.: close 70 all
schools and shopping.
GRAHAM 4 Co. ~. 5-60I0
EDGEMOOR
1 CENTER.HALL COLONIAL
Outstanding brick home with 2lxl4
,ivins rm., aleove with hreplaee,
large scr, porch den, separate din.
I hDAEnNW 0NA hANhg
rm.. double garage and slate roof.
Terrific At $4,000.
James c. Conley & Co.
OIL. 4-6833
FLOWER AVE. AREA-Beautiful,
large brick rambler: bedrms.,
baths, separate din. rm.: FIN
lSHED REC RIM: lovely neigh
R RRaSfs. E TsehP' r PEEK WI R uAHE
FOR SMALL FAMILY
A cute Colonial with lge. rear
throughout: full bsmt., . nice
bedrms. Can be bought FLA for
only $3.50 dn. and SS4 mo.
GRAHAM a Co. ~. 5-6010
GEE MON TTs GOT A
CENTER HALL
3 twin-sized bedrms. and two baths.
sep. din. rm., plus table sp. in
| kit, TV rm. and all this on q
beaut, Handicapped lot for only
S17.g50. Assume 4lsts loan. OK
. TRADES.
KEN
DRIJSKTN
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TOWN HOUSE

preSsive residence.
Drawing room. dining room,
service kitchen on md floor.
Lovely formal patio garden.
. roof gardens. 5 bedrooms,
Z baths. . powder rooms.
Elevator shaft, dumbwaiteT.
Zoned SP
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FOREST HILLS

OPEN DAILY, ] TIL s
Overlooking Rock Greek
Park New quality-built
Spiit-levels. True center hall,
spacious living room with
fireplace, full-size separate
dining room opening onto
patio, de luxe kitchen with
breakfast area, den, 3 huge
bedrooms, 3 full baths,
roughed-in maids quarters,
Rsrage, Priced at S45,950
DIRECTIONS: North on
Conn. ave, turn right on
Ellicott st. to 1904.
ALDON PROPERTIES, INC
Ma. $500 Ewes, EN-. 1885,
GEORGETOWN Goya house
smartest 3 mod. apis. Best loca
ton $500 income, 31ee return
$4,000 On. sacrifice. Re. Bits
/"
GEORGETOWN EDGE-3-bedroon
brick house; sweeping view; sur
deck. guestroom on ground floor
, baths; deep garden, ideal fol
children with . fenced play areas
S2l.500, easy terms. EXCLUSIVE
J. c. CHATEL, Re. $4,000.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
tcoNTINUEpl
TOP GAS STATION

Did S4a3,000 last year. PouRs
100000 GALLONS PER MONTH.
Has 8 pumps and 8 bays. Does
tremendous business In oil and
lubrications. Best equipment.
OWNER QUOTES $4,000 NET
PER YR. Ideal for partners. Only
$4,000 down.