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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-01

sl5z Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Nd.
LEES, JOSEPHINE HIATT. On Wednes-
day, October %, 1853, JOSEPHINE
be 1oT H Vie Of u Fred Lees ana sisse i
Of Frank H. Hiatt, Friends may
can at the S. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 1901 l4th st. NV, after u
noon Friday, November ! lparhng
facilitieS). Services at the above fu-
neral home on Saturday, November 2,
at , pm. Interment Rock Greek
expressions Of sympathy may be
made In the form Of contribution
g the Columbia Light House for
the Blind.
vICKI JANE. Of
1905 Brookmoor drive Silver Spring,
Nd, on Wednesday, October 90
1853, daughter Of Victor v. and
Jane Leht0ranto, sister Of Leland R.,
Anne z. and Robert NJ. LehtorantO.
Services and interment In Arlington
National Cemetery on Monday, No
yember Z, at 10 am. Services BY
LERCH, HARRY MERLE, Jr. Sud-
denly, on Wednesday, October 90,
1888 az Holy Cross Hospital, HARRY
ton dr., Silver Spring, Nd, husband
Of Audrey q. Lerch; father Of Harry
d. III, Gregory Dennis and David
Wayne Lerch; son Of Mrs. Ida May
Lerch; brother Of Mrs. Gladys c.
Wiseman, Mrs. Irene +. Carroll, Mrs.
Lois ]. Lafferty and Kenneth z.
ner E. Humphrey Funeral home. Sl5l
Ga. ave, Silver Spring. Nd, where
service will be held on Monday, No
vember 4, at 1890 am. (parking
faeilities). Interment Arlington Ma
ti0nal Cemetery. Friends may visit
at the funeral home after 4 pm.
Saturday.
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LERcH. HAIRY 2, .: On Wsdne..
JOSEPH z. Inns. secy. Treas.

CHARLES 2. LoVELESS Of Madeira
Beach, Fla, beloved father Of Lucien
D. Loveless, brother OF Mrs. Charles
Jones, Mrs. Ada King and Mrs:
Harvey o. Ernest. Friends may can
timOre ave-, Hyattsvilles Nd, from
IL noon Friday, November ], until
$3.50 am. Saturday, November q;
thence 10 st. Bernard's Catholic
Church, Riverdale, Nd, where the
Holy Sacrifice Of the Mass viii be
offered for the repose OF his soul
at 10 am. Interment Glenwood Gem
etery.
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E ,al, SAkN Io6I 2 cS n IRuFI RRyIn O 8;
Ssos Dallas ave, Silver Spring, Ma.
beloved husband Of the late MyTa
I, Read, father Of Mrs. Reeta ".
Hash, Arthur E.. Edgar c. and Neil
G. Read. He also Is survived BY
I'VE Z, grsRnaschIldren; Friends may san
timore ave, Hyattsville, Nd, from
10 am. until 10 pm. Friday, No
vember !. Services and interment
from the Harry r. Rogers Funeral
A1me, Greene. y: " on Monday
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Monday, October %, 1888, JOHN
saTSS h SINS Of {, ~ r.. 2 H.s s
and beloved father of Mrs. Lucille
Davis. He also leaves three grand
sons, one sister. Mrs. Luginer H.
Sandersi one brother-in-law, two SIS
ters-in-law and other relatives and
friends. After pm. Friday, Novem-
friends may call at the Robert
Nichols ave. Sc. Services at X
noon Saturday, November z, at the
Bethlehem Baptist Church, Nichols
ave: and Howard I'd. s.e.s the Rev.
J. E. Coates officiating. Intermeut
Lincoln Memorial Cemetery. !"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-01

day, October 90, 1853, at the George
town University Hospital, ROBERT
]. PRATHER Of Germantown, Nd.
beloved husband Of Mary E. PratheI
and father Of Mary H, Jones, Lillian
L, and John II. Prather. Also sur
wing are five grandchildren, ons
sister, Mrs. Lillian Terry; two nieces
four nephews, two daughters-in-law
three sons-in-law. and host Of othel
relatives and friends. After S pm
Friday, November ], friends are in
Yited 10 call at the Snowden Funera
Home, 2l6 North Washington st., Rock
vile, Nd, where the Rosary win b
recited at pm. Mass viii b
on Saturday, November z, at y am.
at st. Roses Catholic Church. Clop
pers, Md. Interment church GENE
terry. Family may be contacted a
Middlebrook rd.s Germantown, Md.
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k3 IS MA 2. ,0 ~, sSls 4 q, 6 Sc e
Thomas Tssomas NJ Rosa s0's a %Stas5 81 81
Mrs. Cecilia B. Doyle, sister Of Rich
ard NJ. and william f. Horn. PRAYERS
at Chambers Funeral Home, sl7 18th
st. Sc, on Saturday, November z,
at 10 am. Mass at Our Lady Queen
Of Peace Church. Ridge I'd. and Ely
RI Mount Sc ol,S a. i S:s,s am in'erment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-10

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AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
Junior Diplomats
Dine;;One Missing

man Second Secretary Dieter
HoIscher first proposed the
idea of junior level luncheons
such as those he had at
tended in his own country.
He is chairman Of the lunch
con committee.
A new activity will bring
together the young officials,
who are second secretaries
and below from foreign ma
tions, and FSO-6, 2 or IS
from our own Foreign Serv-
ice Officers ranks.
They'll dine and dance on
the Gao Canal barge July
16. Other events in the plan
ming stage are fall trips to
New York and the opening Of
the United Nations General
Assembly, and to Williams
burg.
United States FSOs aren't
automatically members of the
organization, explained Mr..
Thomas Barthelemy, Of the
State Departments Soviet
desk. He serves as liaison Of
fetal between the group and
the State Department, assist
ing with lists of embassy Of
ficials and those American
officers who express a par
ticular interest in the group.
Among these were a hus-
band and wife team - Yves
and Mary Shoemaker. Mr..
Shoemaker is in the Euro
pean bureau, while his wife is
in the cultural affairs office.
Co ordinating chairman
Venezuelan Second Secretary
Jose Ruiz said the group
also plans a picnic for men,
bers and their families.
Two officials represented
the Soviet Embassy. with the
arrival Of two Third Secre-
taries = Mikhail Kudriashov
and Aleksandr IZvekev.
Distaffers included P e a zee
Corps officer Nancy Gore,
daughter of Senator Gore;
Miss Christine Henry of the
Netherlands staff: Miss Kath-
leen McDonough Of the State
Departments science office.
and Miss Surjit Mansingh,
second secretary at the In
dian Embassy.
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Unnur Brienn
Returns Home

The Ambassador of Iceland
and Mrs. Thors left for q
month at home this week,
accompanied by their niece,
Miss Unnur Briem.
The daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Gunnlaugur o. Briem Of
Reykjavik, Iceland, Unnur
spent two months here on
vacation from school, sight
seeing in New York as well as
Washington.
This was the first trip
abroad for the pretty blond
15-year-old and she found
everything beautiful" ac-
cording to her aunt.
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Miss Elaine BoreI Is Married

Assistant Director of Gen.
trail Intelligence and Mrs.
Paul A. Borel of Falls
Church announce the mar
rage Of their daughter Elaine
Carolyn to Mr.. Thomas Fos-
ter Of Kansas City, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Dean Foster
also Of Kansas City. The
wedding took place June Z
at the Bonfils Chapel In
Kansas City.
The bride is a graduate Of
]. E. B. Stuart High School
and is presently a junior at
the University of Kansas
where she is a member Of
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Mrs. Ted Kennedy
In Hospital

HYANNIS PORT, Mass,
July 4 (AP).-MrS. Joan
Kennedy, wife Of Senator
Edward M. Kennedy, Demo-
crat Of Massachusetts,, is a
patient at Cape Cod Hos
pital.
A hospital spokesman said
last night Mrs. Kennedy was
admitted Monday night. He
said her condition is not
serious.
He refused to reveal the
nature Of her illness but said
1t was in no way connected
with a miscarriage she suf-
fered last May.
Mrs. Kennedy arrived at
Cape Cod two weeks ago to
spend the summer.
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DipIonots Club Formed

The newly organized In
ternational DiplonotS Club
was inaugurated recently
when members and guests
held a dinner dance at the
Woman's Club of Bethesda.
, The club is made up of
secretaries on the staffs of
various embassies in Wash
ington and of Foreign Serv-
ice personnel Of the State
Department currently on
duty here.
1t takes the name ''Diplo-
notS" from the fact that EN-
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Kappa Kappa Gamma So
rority.
Mr.. Foster is also a stu
dent at the University Of
Kansas.
The couple will live in
Lawrence, Kans.
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Ardyth Davis
Is Director

Mrs. Ardyth Davis has
been named to the Board of
Directors of lie Dernier Cri,
Inc, School of Style, Design,
and TIE c-hniques in Falls
Church, Va.
Mrs. Davis, is a free lance
artist who studied at Cor
coran Art School and Ma
tional School Of Art. She has
designed W omen's clothes
and taught various aspects
of sewing in the Washington
area for several years. :.
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FOREIGN SERVICE AIDE
GETS NEWS ROUNDABOUT

It's top secret who gets promotions among the
United States Foreign Service officers At least they're
often the last to know it revealed by Of them at
yesterdays Junior Diplomats luncheon.
The young FSO-8 learned of his graduation to the
7spot from a clipping from the Congressional Record,
forwarded to him here by someone in his hometown
Foreign diplomats silently smiled to learn that their
young American colleagues usually hear of their promo
tons by the grapevine method instead Of directly from
State Department superiors.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-04

bassy members work in staff,
rather than diplomatic posi-
tons. More than 30 countries
are represented in the club so
far.
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Meeting

Mr.. David Smith will re-
view "Moonflower Vine" by
Jetta Carlton and 20 Ye
Jigs and Juleps" by Virginia
Hudson at a meeting of the
University Women's Club at
IL am, July IL at the club.
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Long Skirts

The new romance of at
home clothes, long -skirted,
figure-skimming, in fluid
crepe, with q ruffled neck
line and cuffs is proving fas-
cinating to many women.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-04

UJDIW), met at Aldo's Cafe
under a roof of leaves formed
by trellised grape vines.
The nearly 70 diplomats
lunched at a long table on a
sun-dappled terrace with thC
cool sounds Of a waterfall
nearby. They have been
meeting monthly since Ger
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-04

expelled by the United States
this week for attempts to
penetrate the CHA, has been
q regular guest at the month
ly luncheons.
The group, known official
" as the international Junior
Diplomats in Washington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-07-04
BY PAT SALTONsTALL
Star Staff Writer

One familiar face was
missing from yesterday VS.
Junior Diplomats luncheon.
The Soviet cultural at
tache, Gennadi Sevastyanov,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29

WE ALSO HAVE OVER is OTHER
LOVELY HOMES IN THE NC.
LEAN AREA. IN THE eos. Cal
for appointment.
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SPRTNCFTET,n

WEST sPRINdFIELD-Briek hi.
level. foyer, sewing rm,, 2 firepis.,
carpet, wooded deep lot next "a
golt course, Refinance FILA, VA,
or assume high LIST trust. Upper eos
TOP coNDITIoN-s-bedrm. brick
ram blers. Close-in, many extras,
Choice financing. Move in now.
S"O.bO0 TO S21.300.
RooMY split-levels. 3 bedrms., IL
2aths, garage or carport, bsmt.,
financing. S20,05O to s2l,75
WOODBRIDGE--3-bedrm. rambler
with carport. Many extras As
suns gyms ,SH9o loan' SS1 pi.t.i.,
SPRINGFIELD REALTY 45l-3qOO
SPRINGFIELD, VA.-OWNER- Brk
D rms, fin. bsmt., fence, storm
windows, dishWaSher, gar. disn.,
cony, local. S21 900. 354 -2033.
SPRINGFIELD, Edsall PaTk-snlit.
level, 3 bedrms., IL baths iiv
rm. with firepl., rec. nm. garaee'
appliances, air cond., X block N
sehls. and bus stop. Assume 40
FHA loan or refinance, sol .7bO
OWNER, CT. 6-5107.
VIENNA = 3-b.r., 2-bath rambler,
equip. kit. fam. rm., full TILED
bsmt. $4,000. DU. 5-927s.
VIENNA--3 bedrms., 2M baths, rec,
rm.' beautifully decorated and
paneled, carpeted, on Ice, h-acre
lot overlooking Westwood Country
Club golf course, 40 trees and
many. Towering shrubs. Conv. 10
schools and shopping eenters. BY
owner. Low EOS. 1l04 Westbriar
CT. ne, Vienna, Va, WE. S-275b.
VIENNA-Like new brick spiit-foyer
rambler. 3 BIZ, 3 baths, huge
rec. rm. with firepl. In full day
light bsmt. outside entr. spac.
mod: kit. lge. liv. rm., family
sized din. rm, fenced back I'd,
shade trees. S25,75O. DU. 5-8lg6,
VIENNA-Brick split-foyer. 8 b.r,
3 baths. huge rec. rm. with firepl.
In full daylight bsmt. Outside entr.
Spac. mod. kit. lge. llv. rm., fam
ly-sized din. rm.. fenced back I'd.
shade trees. S25,750. DU. 5-6i98.
VIENNA, mr.. Dunn Loring and par,
schls.-Lovely ramb. with stone
front and f.p.. h.-w.h., on beaut.
1a-acre lot. $4,000 b33-0117
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
tcoNTlNUEDl

ALEX. FIT. BELvoIR. MT. YER
NON AREA-For sale by owner
Spacious central-air-cond,. 3-bed
rm.. 2-bath rambler. de luxe kit.
10000 So. Il, lot. FLA APPRAISED apSsi
S23.750, viii consider no none!
down OIL or trade. Mrs. Francei
Tindula. FL, 4-3l33. TIE. 6-2OO3
ALEX, Seminary Valley-4-bedrm
2-bath Cape Cod. Cent. air cond
Din rm,, rec, rm., bsmt., fenced
yard. Close to schools, Cameron
Sta, bus 10 PentaFon. S24,05O
BY OWNER, 03l-S541. 5000 Re.
Rency pl.
ALEXANDRIA AREA-VALUE! z
LARGE bedrooms. den or FOURTH
bedroom, "a baths, FULL BASE
MENr with outside entrance from
TREE-shaded yard MODERATELY
priced at Sl7,250, $3.50 down.
Call NOW. 90.
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McCAY g. McCAY, Inc.

N1COA % WICOA I 1IIC'
REALTORS
IA. S-S675 Ewes. IA. s-0544
MT. VERNON PKWY.-Beaut. land.
scaped center-hall Colonial home
Sep. din. rm., paneled rec. rm,
$4,000. 765-6b6s. FE. 3-3022
N. sPRINGFIELD-By OWNER. g.
bedrm. rambler, / y baths, book
cases, air cond., lovely tree-shad-
ed lot, mr.. school. Low down pymt.
1909 Axton street. CT. 6-1l2s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29

DOWNTOWN. Zoo blk. < St. nv.
with truck ramp TO both levels.
Lease available. WOODWARD a
NORRIS, Realtors. 20O6 Pa. ave.
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Direct From Builder


n. sPRINGFIELD-Immac 3-bed.
rm., 2-bath brick split-leVel. Rec
I'm. S2i 800. FHA or assume 4lag,
loan. OWNER, CT. 6-6l6l.
ONCE UPON A TIME-There lived
q family OF apartment cliff dwell.
ers who became tired OF pAyinr
rent, and decided 10 buy q home
Of their own, this Is the one We
sold them. Brick rambler near
Corners, 3 huge bedrms., dining
rm., kitchen with eating space,
2S-ft. glass enclosed porch, ga.
rage with workshop. included were
q 2-ton air eond., firepl., storm
windows, washer. dryer, etc. II
was in beautiful condition, on {
acre lot, on q dead-end street
The price was $4,000, after q
down payment OF $1,000, they
moved In and will live happily
ever after. We have another lust
like II. would you like 10 see ~
II so please call
PLANTATION REALTY. JE. $4,000
PARKLAWN : Early American de-
- ~.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
HOUSES FOR sALE--VA.
SPRINGFIELD, w., Keene NM Nm,

SPRINGFIELD. w., Keene Mil Mnr
Owner, B. .r. spllt-level, paneleC
den, 2 baths, GE kit, carport
wooded lot. Walk to elem. and II
high. S2l,750, FHA Apr. Avail
Apr. /. 451 -S240.
SPRINGFIELD AREA -4.4 acres
short distance from golf course
house has ~ bedrooms, s baths
nice grounds with lots Of trees
HAVE ANY IDEAS? Only scr, $50
LYNCH BROS, INC, REALTORS
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ZOE sALE-Estahllshed comhin

FOR sALE-Established comblna-
tion 1c and SC food machine
business in taVerns, Nd; part
time only required: good retlifns:
5000 cash. Must have car and
furnish . references. Give Phone
in reply. Box 357-L. Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
INVESTMENT PROP. WANT.
WANTED

II you have demonstrating
ped By triple "a" tenants
on long-term leases-such
as Safeway, A. a. p, IBM,
post office leases and the
nke-where .he Weld will
show approx. 7eo net-send
complete information TO
Jimmy Dixon OF JAMES L.
DIXON g. CO. 1144 18th
st. NV, FE, $1,000. Cash
buyers waiting. Immediate
settlement,
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SfhANN SfEOihL
1895 On. incl. Settlement
VAcANT-MovE IN

VACANT-MONE ~
TRADE IN YOUR OLD HOUSE
4393 Brooks drive. turn at LaRene
School. FHA appraised. This
iminae. brk. rambler has liy, rm2
din. rm., well-equipped kit, 3
bedrms.. 2 full baths. 2 firepls,
de scr. porch, full bsmt.. rec.
rm., Anchor-fenced back yard, in
a community OF all lovely homes.
Easy TO own and a pleasure 10
live in. $4,000 Call Mr.. HART
MAN. 10. s-7700 or RE, 6-S543.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29

ARLINGTON N. - CALLING ALI
DOCTORS AND NURSES, walking
distance to Arlington Hosp. En-
Joy the convenience OF this loca-
ton and the comfort of this
charmingly conservative stone con.
structed Colonial. Liv. rm. and
rec, rm. have firepls., separate
din. rm., bedrms., 81 baths,
spacious kit. detached stone ga
rage and deep lot. Perfect loca-
ton for DENTISTS tool S3O.950
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NEW
ELEGANCE
WITH CHARA

True Colonial design with center
hall separating all rooms, Four
bedrooms, ga baths, formal 22-ft.
living room with massive fire.
place, framed BY charming Colo
NAL mantel. Separate dining room
for gracious entertaining. Family
size Gold Star kitchen with con-
venient pass-through to wood pam
eled 20-ft. family room or den.
All bedrooms have 3 windows and
cross ventilation. The masters
suite has private bath and 2 huge
closets. Basement with outside en-
trance. Well take your present
home in trade. From S26,950 With
FLA ft1anetn0
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INVEST. PROP. FuR SALE

ALEXANDRIA. 1928 Duke st.-valu.
able corner prop. Home, apt. store,
garaFe, Priced low eos, TE, $4,000.
APARTMENT. 4 UNITS, redee. A
real money-maker, priced for quick
sale. OIL. 4-73bO and OF 4-bb20.
ATTENTION. INvEsTORs--Exeel,
apt bldg, vic walter Reed Hosp,
priced AZ approx. z times rental
OF $4,000 10 Yield about 1875.
Low down payment
FALLiN REALTY Co, II. t-730O
ny OWNER, store and apartment
IN $500 blk. MINI. ave. ne, LU.
n.nAhl.
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1218 14th ST NV
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

ROCKVILLE Twin Brooks shop
ping center. Ladies' ehildren's. or
mateiy 1900 50. It. Beautiful
showcases. store completely
equipped. Excellent rental deal
to right party. 7s3-120b, Mr..
COLGAN, ewes. 772-1S9O.
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BARR BLDG.
910 nth ST. NV.

.-HM- DUITE
Air Cond., Fluorescent LightS
HERBERT HARVEY, NC.
l9l2 18th 81. NV. 2g6-450O
BETH-ParkinE. lot in rear 1887
Auburn ave. for : cars, S7b mo,
RE. 7-2160. cALcARA. OIL. 2-iDs7
CONN, NEAR K-small office in
answering service suite. Air-eond.,
SEE
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

DUPONT AREA operating room
turn with good manaSement.
$4,000 each, good terms or long
lease with strong tenant. RE. a
2lB0, Calcara
RE. 7-2l6O. CALCARA, OIL, 2-Igs7
HFOkare TnVitAd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-29
Modern Masonry Bldg.
approximately
9 nm 60 u
Real tors, Mortgage Bankers
BLDG DI. T-aa0f
$500 SO. FIT.
" ~ wv

W. =. w AOIl1IN1 1ON
BLADENsBURG RDs AND NEW
YopR AVE. AREA = Including
1000 50. II. office space. Drive-in
door, can be converted TO dock
well, l2-ft. ceiling. Immediate
t occupancy. CAL NJ williems
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Realtors. Mortgags Bankers
Washington Bldg. DI. $4,000
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ARLINGTON. NORTH
PARKER
SMITH & DONNELL
IA. 1851 Rltrs. IA. 1887

ARLINGTON, N. - BY OWNER
Brick Colonial, 4 bedrms,, rec
nm garage. scr. porch, low eos
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OFFICES, STUDIOS, for RENT

Allied BLDG, 81 iith 81. nv.
81 4. at i.6O. NE. s-iiS6;
APPROXIMATELY 800 "a. II. Of
office space located downtown,
Available on q month to month
basis or longer term lease. Tele-
phone ST, $4,000. Ext. 23l for
further details.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
McLEAN

one-half acre wooded setting for
this custom brick rambler Large
family room with fireplace on
main floor, off kitchen. excel
lent bedrooms, Q baths. Close TO
GA and Belt highway. Priced,
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STORES FOR RENT
HARDWARE

SHOPPING CENTER
IN DEVELOPED AREA
4 ,2Si So. It. space with all-glass
front. Present occupant has been
in location is years. viii move
April l to larger quarters. This
excellent shopping center has Just
been sold and new MANAGEMENT
plans extensive moderniZation and
promotion, Fine tenancy through
DI 1.11A2
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WALK TO
WE RECOMMEND
Mclean

Heart-warming RAMBLER per.
fectly placed on magnificent loi
with magnolias, holly, boxwoods
and azaleasl Completely equipped
kitchen, 3 twin bedrooms, 2 ful
baths. tremendous recreation room
2 fireplaces, storm windows anc
delightful side porchl Fenced yard,
has all city utilities. Buy FILA al
S23,5OO, with $1,000 down anC
approx. $3.50 monthly incl. every.
call right nowl
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

AVAILABLE AUG. sept. 1868
10000 50. It. and up,
fireproof. high ceilings. load
ing docks. air-cond. offices.
ample parking areas. 'FRONT.'
ing on U. s. L. Minutes
to Wash. or Baltic, will build
to suit. Approx. zoe square
foot. Call s64-0629. Mr..
BRAYMES.
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WOODED

Antique brick rambler with 3 bed.
rooms. . baths, full basement, or
one-half acre lot New house, ex.
cellent terms, priced, $4,000.
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the Pentagon said, in connec-
ton with possible security
violations. The investigation
is continuing, the announce
ment said, in various Federal
agencies"
The last big Soviet spy ar
rests in the United States oc-
Cured last July 2-just 81 days
before Sergt. Dunlap's body was
found-when FBI agents ar
rested two married couples in
Washington and New York. All
were charged with spying for
the Soviet Union.
Ivan DimitriWch Egorov, a
United Nations Secretariat per-
sonnet officer, and his wife,
AlekSandra, were arrested in
New York. while in Washington
a man and woman using the
names of Robert Z. Baltch and
Joy Ann Baltch, were taken into
custody at the Woodbine Apart
.ments, 1899 Twenty seventh
street NV. They had stolen the
identities of a Catholic priest
and a Norwalk, Conn, house.
wife.
State Department officials
say there have been no recent
requests to the Soviet Union to
send any of their personnel
home. No recent public an
nouncement of personanon-
grata declarations have been
made.