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Evening star., 1948-12-15
Alexandra Civiton Club
Hears PIeo on WiIdIife

George p. Grove, Arlington attor-
ney and past president of the Arl-
ington- Fairfax Chapter Of the Isaac
Walton League, told . meeting of
the Alexandria Civitan Club today
that every one should exercise good
sportsmanship to help conserve the
Nations wildlife. The club met this
afternoon in the George Mason
Hotel, Alexandria.
Mr.. Grove gave four reasons for
the decline In game today, saying
that the gun, the ak and the match
have taken great toll. The fourth
reason, he said, Is the use of modern,
complex farming operations which
have narrowed the habitat OF wild
life, destroyed the natural food sup
ply OF wild animals and taken away
their protective covering, propo-
eating areas and resting Sites"
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Alexandra Realty
10 Be Reassessed;;
Authorized

A general reassessment of Alex
andria real estate was authorized by
the City Council last night.
The council instructed its Finance
Committee to 60 ahead with plans
to negotiate with the State Depart
ment Of Taxation to conduct the
survey at q cost Of $18,7O0. The re-
assessment probably will require III
months.
The University of Virginia Bureau
Of Public Administration, which con-
Quoted q tax survey Of the city last
year, recommended the reassess-
ment, citing discrepancies in the
present records.
Finance Committee Chairman r.
Samuel Luckett said reassessment
specialties In the city had been ap-
preached but estimated the job
would require at least two years and
would cost more than the States
price. The $18,700 already has been
included in next years proposed
budget, Mr.. Luckett said.
ON motion of Councilman Leroy
8. Bendheim, the council asked the
State Compensation Board to recon-
slider the salary 1t established for
the commissioner of revenue for 1949.
Mr.. Bendheim said the board had
failed to approve any increase for
the commissioner, Charles A. Gala
han, after Mr.. Luckett and Mayor
William wilkins appeared at hear
ing to oppose any increase in, his
salary. Mr.. Bendheim said the
council had not authorized the op-
position, and contended that salary
increases have been approved in all
other State-city controlled officers.
Mr.. Bendheim's motion asked that
Mr.. Callahan's salary be raised from
81, ,150> to $500, and that two other
employees in Mr.. Callahan's of1ice
also be granted raises.
City Clerk Petit, whose resigna-
ton was asked by Mayor wilkins
and Councilman Marshall Beverley
last month, answered sharges of in
efficiency in this office. He said the
system he used in recording the
minutes was one set down by a pre-
vious city council.
He said he had been 'in the best
of health" and did not want any
alleged inefficiencies blamed on his
physical condition. He said he be-
lieved Mr. Beverley's criticism of
him were based on personal ami
mostly" Mr.. Beverley denied this.
No further action was taken on the
resignation request.
The city treasurer was authorized
to purchase $l,700,0OO in United
States bonds for one year. and ST.
050,000 in United States bonds for
six months. This move was recon-
mended by the Finance Committee.
Mr.. Luckett said the money was part
of the $3.50. 900 bond issue sold re-
Gently by the city and all of the
funds would not be used imme-
diately.
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. car, after more than IA years
waiting.
Mr.. Reddan asked him If his de-
posit was returned, and the youth
full witness replied:
"No-but I'm going up there and
get it,"
Charles Funkhouser, 638 Rock
Creek Church road northwest, said
ne had made a $50 deposit January
81. 1947. He is plumber and said
the Cherner Company did work on
his trucks and that his company did
plumbing work for the automobile
company
He said. however, he still has not
gotten delivery of the new car.
Tells of Modest Beginning.
Joe and Leon Cherner and a num-
ber of employees Of the companies
were represented by counsel, Will
liam r. Lichtenberg and Willard
Fucker.
In the beginning, the Cherner
company president said he had
started in the business from a very
modest beginning"
Gentlemen. you realize that no
business could have made such
progress without customer conf
dence and satisfaction" Mr.. Cherner
said.
In giving as his gross profit on
resale of trade-ins on new Ford
cars as 29.6 per cent, Mr.. Cherner
emphasized that this does not take
into account the cost of recon-
ditioning the trade-ins or selling
and operating expenses.
Statistics ON Profits.
When these expenses are deducted,
he said. they bring the average profit
per used car unit down to 1873 per
cent. After applying overhead ex-
penses, this figure was reduced still
further to net Of per cent. or ap-
proximately SAL per used car han
died, Mr.. Cherner said.
He declared that these figures were
based on $50 cars handled in the
first six months of this year at the
Ford agency. ~
Other@witnesses> were called for
today from the Auto Wholesale,
Inc, 1881 Bladensburg road NE,
and Glasser's Used Car Co., 155
Florida avenue NE. The two firms
deal in used cars. The hearing is
in Room 1902, New House, ONCE
Building.
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Shipments by Chinese
To U. 5, in October
Exceeded Imports
by tke Assoeieted Press

Hard-pressed China shipped more
goods to the United States in Octo-
Der than she got from this country.
It was the second consecutive month
the war-besieged Chinese had done
20.
Reporting this today, the Census
Bureau said American shipments to
China in October did increase ST.
800, 900 over September to a $9.500.-
900 total. But China's shipments
here rose s2,4O0.OOo to total of
&11 100000.
American shipments to China. al
though they included Marshall Plan
aid. were little more in October than
one-third Of the average for the first
half of this year.
October Shipments Rise.
China's October shipments here,
on the other hand. were about 20
per cent higher than the January
June average.
Meanwhile, exports from the Rus.
sian-dominated area of Europe to
the United State sdropped more
sharply during October than did
United States shipments to those
countries.
p Oficials said this appeared a
normal seasonal Developments big
drop in Russian fur shipments to
the United States-rather than re-
taliation against American restric-
tions on shipments to Russia.
American export and import trade
with the Marshall Plan countries
dncluding China laong with West
ern Europe) scored another pickup
In October, with shipments tripling
receipts.
Trade With East Drops.
American exports to IL countries
In Soviet-dominated Eastern Europe
dropped 100000 in October to an
S11 100000 total Receipts from
those nations fell $3.l00, 900 from the
September figure to a s10,600, 900
total
Exports to Russia alone rose from
s100. 900 in September to $500 900 in
October. That was still extremely
now. compared with shipments to
the Soviet before the United States
last March clamped a virtual ban
on goods that might add to Soviet
war potential"
Receipts from Russia slumped
from 50 800 900 in September to S.
100000 in October. but practically
all of the decline was in fur ship
ments.
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|Dr. Waters Leaves
81. karys County.
For Virginia Post
By ]. l. MichoeI
sp.eiol Correspondent Of IN. s.a,.

Spstiot NofFeoPOTucV' ~ ITS SfdYs
LEONARDTOWN, Md, Dec. Is
DR.. George e. Waters, deputy health
of1icer for, st. Marys County an
nounced today he had resigned his
post to accept position with the
Virginia State Board of Health.
His resignation. which will be-
come effective December 81, cli-
NAKED a countrywide controversy
which began two weeks ago when
DR.. Waters charged that St. Marys
County was "one of the worst in
Maryland from a sanitary stand
point"
He followed this charge with
recommendation that a specific
health code be adopted by the county
commissioners and that he be al
lowed to, employ extra personnel
to correct the situation. He also
asked additional funds to carry out
the cleanup program. -
Club Opposes Plans.
A committee named by the Leon
ardtown Lions Club, after q survey
of conditions, reported to the COM
missioners that sanitary conditions
in the county were "deplerable." but
opposed the health officers recon-
mendations.
The Lions Club said that suficient
legal authority existed to prosecute
health law violators and that extra
personnel and funds were not
needed.
At special meeting, the COM
missioners agreed with the Lions
Club report, and in directive" to
the Health Offlcer ordered him to
clean up more fragrant cases" at
once.
Supports Commissioners.
DR.. Robert H. Riley, chairman of
the State Board of Health, sup
ported the commissioner views.
DR.. Waters declined to discuss the
reasons for his resignation. He
pointed out, however, that he had
received the full support of State
Senator Paul j. Bailey and Capt.
Thomas A. Turner, commanding off,
Ger of the Patuxent River Naval
Air Test Center.
Il believe, too," he added, that a
ma jority of the people of ST. Msrys
County were in favor Of cam
paign to improve the sanitary situa-
ton.
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q landins-but the area was too
small.
CAT reported that all planes
and heavy equipment were flown
out severa1uays ago in expecta-
ton Of de{ &opments like these.)
Peiping al ihorities decided to ust
Evening star., 1948-12-15

all theaters, schools and untenanted
houses to billet troops.
Electricity and the waterworks
were placed under direct control of
military headquarters. Measures
are being taken to distribute coal.
food and other daily necessities
throughout the city.
Severe punishment to his troops
was threatened by Gen. Flu for any
iawleSS acts.
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Business Group to Lunch
The Northeast Businessmen's As
sociation will hold luncheon meet
ing at 1890 pm. tomorrow In the
Continental Hotel,
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Chino

Continued From First Page. J
Evening star., 1948-12-06
TRAILERS.

2e' PALACE house trailer. completely
KEENE, National Trailer Court, College
DID DID YOU SG' EVER SEE 4oroom. e-sleeper
CO, 5000 Georsia ave, Silver spring, Md
NOT, THE CHEAPEST. but the best We
new glider, models: shower and toilet; be
fore our lease is up Psymsnss q lgT
TRAILER II AL CO. ssee Georgia ave. Silver
ssFRf e r. NJ GI1pEk Eli TRAILER. completely re-
conditioned; modern equipped, Venetian
2DDg SpGs Reatsi
CO. U, S. hwy. No; l., 5 miles south of
LIBERTY TRAiiERs. all sizes and models;
also good used trailers. We ar are & equipped
HEETEEMALbEN he Fl EyRs fsS 7sRahs TRAIER "a sALE INC
NsTnoSaIGY Msfh 0ya FaMoUs SssTSe in
Snts spasan and aods ssnqm RcHER FfsdnE FRAZIER
Ma. HLA'i relephone M SSo; TOwer eG 5os5
l949 NATIONAL and Landola trailers q. OF
display at NATIONAL TRAILER SALES
5000 Baltimore ave. Riverdale' Md.
1910 1910 LIBERTY, new paint; heated floor
Magic Chef range. eft retrieeratoTTiI cav ov
&s7 or see Lot 254. TEMPLE TRAILER
SS1hkAaNED NV aND A1ssi; Used VI TRAILER COACHES on
in late models. Low down payment and
easy terms at a. interest AMERICAN s 4 "
CaAEB a11I ME: G2 SS sSSb ofk 81 Aex eF0vs on
No. /. open daily and Sunday o am
TO o pm. Phone OV. 2S01.
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sf,RjIpRAA sALE-VA. (cenf.)
. pFDRO0MS . RATHS

8 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
oni, $4,000 down and S1o7 per month
}or this lovely brand-new brick nome;
FEATURING a bedroom or den with full bath
on Ist floor; 2 large bedrooms and bath on
Snd floor; living room with nreplace.
cbsir rail dining room with French doors
to porch, completely equipped kitchen
including GE garbage disposal unlt' M M,
outside entrance; gas a.-c: heat open
for inspection every day To reach; asaht out on
6uantico 3 blocks to 27th st. and open
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LOTS FOR SALE Cont
STORES FOR RENT.

18th ST. AND PA. AVE. N.W vicinity
App approximately @ 1000 So. it, ideal location.
Sf!s NEAR sh: aist Gao'i AND X SITS. NwBsIm N.w.-Bsmt
store; ideal for most any type small bust
ness; m rent S72. H. T. RANDOLPH, RE
OFF UPPER nth N.W.-Entire semibsmt
front-rear entr,. fireproofed. oil heat BATH
utilities; will redecorate; any any retail busi-
ness Teas LEASE SIR Apply 4o4 sFb Harvard st.
NEW NJ " SsHoPpING c2NfEkAon sRs IL On busy Lee
hwy, Falls Church, most travelled hwy
inst in State OF Va at intersection facing H
Seven Corners; ideal location for large
chain stores, retail merchants. bowling al
ieys sports center, professional Offices, etc;
in progress. viii build to suit tenants
requirements. CAPUTI REALTORS. III
s.; Wash st. Lee hwy. at Broad st) Phone
BUSY LOCATION in downtown shopping
section. suitable for jewelry, speciality shop,
Sf Mf ks Leo 42 n sERasfEN fsn CO. CO.
bfaI hsf2Ff St; for orst NE or 54G4 s shop
M store 4asy snd 9Sx5 bs
CO. Realtors. 14l5 K ST. NV. NE. 54OO.
DOWNTOWN, across from Woodward &
Lothrop N, Bldg.--2nd f.; 20xl00 suitable
for many types Of retail business or Offices
TT Fox 463-J, Star. -
SEVERAL STORES available in brand-new
shopping center in Silver Spring, Md:
thickly populated area good location for
bakery, 5&10 store. beauty parlor; Call
Mr.. Kiely, LEO M. BERNSTEIS & CO;
Realtors, 14l5 K st. NV. ME. $500: 10
9I6 18th ST NV, bet Eye and k
3 rooms and bath, can be used as office.
studio or professional use. CO. 2b94.
JUST OFF NY. AvE.-Nr. Greyhound
bus terminal, rm 13x30, on 1st f.,
lge. display window. all util. incl; owner
will redecorate For additional informa-
ton please call Mr.. Doe, with FRANK
S. PHILLIPS. DI. l411. -
CORNER STCSE OR OFFICE, 1900 So. 1T.
ceiling; reasonable rent; 18th and Eye sts.
NV Apply ASTOR HOTEL. ST. $3.50.
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FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates; 3 or 5 year terms and monthly
payments. p. J; WALsHE, INC, 1115 Eye
Ist AND end TRUST LOANS on real es-
tate in D. C, Nd, and Va: MR.. DRAIsNER.
1404 L st NV. MA. 4l57.
LOANS ON ZEAL ESTATE-1st and md
trust. No red tape. Quick service. HENRY
SALUS. established 1924. MA. 1852
MoaEy ,1Se yer6Snt 6S sfCoNb hss d" rRusr-we will
buy seccnd-trust notes. d. c., nearby Md.
or Va Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE e. INVESTMENT CORP, 1912
MoRrGScR GA RT LoaNsi HNssi04sl ssss grad
ed according to character Of loan: no
charge for appraisals. MOORE & HILL
fa fss, asb SSf iass sns !.usT st nT 1oAss-pronp,
sa sRd s5sFs
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARToW REALTY co. Realtors. 1881 G
TRUSTS, Isl. 2nd and srd: Md, Va, and
CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES (white or
colored,-Quick settlement. Prefer per-
sonal calls to telephone calls FULTON
r. GORDON, 1927 Eye st. NV, DI. $3.50.
Brokers. attention.
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

ePERAlNa eSHs IN ~ssE Il Asr,s bFS6r
Self 2QI @ st. NV. NO. 331ls il
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-l94S Chey.
rolet vans. stakes, panels and pickups
for hire by day. wk. or contract. PUBLIC
SERVICE DRIV-UR-SELF. 1923 st. NV,
NE. 70l1.
VAN TRUCK-Laree or small jobs: prompt
service; reas. prices: local or long distance.
Ia. 2l3I: after z o M. GE. l4l6. 6e
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TRAIlERS Cont.
STTNCTON TDA ED uF RTERC
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

GMC 1898 Ia-ton panel; mech perfect
good tires; can be seen Mon; or Tues
after $50 pm; price S275. l05 County
81 .45O Call Ex. 5O96. -12
HONESTLY PRICED USED TRUCKS
large selection of 1889 to 1947 used trucks
are selling less than wholesale; terms or
Teds MooR GNe eo Sa rusS Lee esasss sWy
Va. CHI. 1000 Other truck bargains and
Army truck parts and service at our Alex
andria truck plant, 1901 oronoco ST. Alex
FORD 194s truck i-ton stake body: 4F.
5000 miles: Just passed D. C. inspection.
cHEyRoLET ie41 na-ton panel; complete
y rebuilt; new tires. new paint lob; $500.
5Enaktk TK ,14d Ask for MR J1sEs esfS1 GOOD
fSTERSATioNAI 1872 @ K1a FH S tractor truck
long wheel base; fully equipped; very low
ass fnsnssd anq Phone e sAseenf oI 41S9 s9no0n can O
1900 miles: si,6e5: sa-day ADS suaTsssse:
as til fEass sanda9s s m 1T g.
TORS, INC, 300 Wis. ave. WO. 9351.
condition; newly painted; $3.50 each Cali
es1y Svfsss EzSSs ao2Ssi ssR eAsAeR 81 4
FORD i946 1-ton; dirt body, excel. cond:, :,
GH !9S s9 miIsase W' sT y s3s4 9WNER s'a5. l9i7
sTuDEBAkER ssTt t iERi' 1s47 pickup; very Gle clean
tna unasua in bus s ss nf B.
CHEVROLET i947 panel ia-ton. 10000
miles, excel, cond.; used only in light de
livery; priced for quick sale !TR, 734s.
FORD 1888 stake body; also 1885 Ford
n small ' van new Ty motor and tires; $500 or
PANEL TRUcKs, 1ia-ton GMc; good op,
Grating condition newly painted; $3.50
o lao ea p6 daE EEsH 1Ssapt sqHaaR sTAR aRd sR
SAL 2nd st. Sc. and see Mr.. Fitzgerald.
INTERNATIONAL XII Metro. 1e46; this
been owner driven. For further informa.
tion. call Ia. s2o3 daytime' GE. 1884
GMc e1sec 1s47 S@' 4-ton pickup: very low
only sl,195, BENDALL PONTIAC. 1911
KasHfSGAoS Kns III AsS 4RucR Hs Gv
1s3G.I947 Many completely recondi-
Tpos t sns s1S s WshsT s s
our selection. oURIsMAN CHEVRoLET
INC, 6I0 s. ne, washington =, d, c
Phone TR 1890. -6
CHEVROLET 1882 1la-ton; stake body
duals. very good condition, new battery
motor recently overhauled; $3.50. RE. 2614
Sun. and ewes UN. 954s. -
DODGE 1a46 Seton; package delivery
750xl6, S-ply tires; number ] Shape
throughout; $1,195. BARRY PATE MOTOR
co. 1880 Conn. ave. RE. 1873. 10
CHEVROLET 1946 3-ton panel low mile
age and in excellent condition throughout;
S1,O95. BARRY PATE MOTOR CO.. ] 1876
Conn. ave. RE. 1878. 10
CHEVROLET 1916; s4-ton; less than To-
900 miles; neW-car condition; $1,000
FORD 1870 seton panel; $3.50 or best
offer under GE O431. -6
FORD 1916 Ha-ton panel; used by local
DC. business for light delivery only; per
1000 10 it miles; s6-day guar guarantee, 81 .045.
Terms or cash. LOGAN Ford, I'LL 18th
st; NV. DI; $500; -6
CHEVROLET 1912 sedan delivery; new
tires. just overhaued: $3.50. Can be seen.
CARL & JACKS TEXACO, 9th and Mary
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"File these very carefully, Deleria.
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE (cont. J

NJ. 14th and Irving SITS. NV.
lst commercial. Contains 9 rooms, 2Na
has dark room, "a bath. new oil h.-w heat,
outside entrance. Property in excellent x, client
payment For further information, call
Mr. Hunter MA. $500; ewes. and week ends
BOSS g. PHELPS, INC.
1411 K ST N W Is
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GOING UP

Expansive Virginia stock farm Yes, the
price of 1160 acres is going up next Mon
day The l0-rm. main residence tenant
large barns. recently built along with 2
concrete silos and remaining outbldgs.,
offers practical farm plant. Approx. 800
acres are pasture and tillable land. watered
by never-failing supply of creek water
Remaining acreage is wooded, containing
some very good timber growth. The rest
of the rolling acres which are inclosed by
wire and rail fence, offers distinct and
mountainous views of the surrounding
countryside. Property is located within
an hour or so driving of D. C. Positively
an outstanding investment opportunity
that will be bought Immediately at S5s
an acre. In order to take advantage of
this price, earnest money must be posted
not later. than noon, Monday, Dec 6)
Contact the farm dept, Mr.. Costa or Mr..
Rea.
THE BRANT co.
Arlington sales ONCE. Brant Bldg, 2334
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

ENTaaE BLDG. consisting Of store, approx.
2Ox7O, and , apts, each 3 rooms and bath,
in busy downtown NV. section: suitable
Mr.. Kelly, LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN y CO.,
II ST. Ne. near 3rd-About 10000, 50.
#. Of space in !. adj. bldgS, Rent all or
part A. M. ROTH. RE. 1880. -6
70 RENT-Commercia zone, Route l, Viz,
sinia, near D. C.; two lst-foor rooms and
basement Box 33S-K, Star. o.
Ind COMMERCIAL-Ideal for light manu-
featuring or as office space, approximately
900 So. IT. on M St.. nr. Conn. ave. Has
been recently renovated: Rent $500 mo
heat inciudei r ELLIOTT MIDDLETON
Realtor, RE 1851 or WI. 1857 evenings;
ARLINGTON, VA. on Columbia pike-Six-
room brick, ideal for doctors ONCE OF
any other kind of Office space. "
EHRHARpT agent, GIL. 1855. 5
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STATION WAGONS.

FORD '46 station wagon. Super de luxe
VS.; very clean, excellent woodwork
throughout, leather upholstery in perfect
condition. has had only l owner; 30-day
owner-rated guarantee; cash or UP to Is
months. terms; S1.520. LOGAN Ford).
iii 18th st. NV. D1. $500. -6
PONTIAC 1915; like new, low mileage;
many extras; pvt. owner; $1,000. UN.
1895 i
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.

NEW STORE being completed at Glebe rd
and North Wash. blvd, Al. VIII give
ist. CAN LARRY BYERS at Gil. 5722
N. Y. AVE, ne section--2nd comml: !:
brick bldg, 5Oxl0O; 3 driye-in doors
i5-ft. cell; S475 mo-; front vacant: rear
rented, $500 mo. A. M. ROTH, RE. 1880.
GAS STATION IN busy NV. location;
heavy trafhc-Station includes store with
8 rooms upstairs suitable for living guar ar
Kiely, LEO M. BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 K
st II ". ME. l4MN. -
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LIST THAT PROPERTY
our-oF-rowh REAL ESTATE.

BLOCK PLANT AND WAREHOUSE with
railroad siding, near city; many other pos
Small down payment. O'BANNoN REALTY
CO., FIR. 5119. u
HYDE PARK, NY, in village, ! mile from
Past Pres. Roosevelt home. Charming d
rm frame house: 3 bedrms.. modern bath
and kit. double lot, double gar. full base
Grated and painted; Sl4.750; trade consid
in D. c. area For details, call MRS
KATHARINA NJ. POSNER, CHI. 1899 or
GI, 3SQ3 -7
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

Tysons Corner. P.o.- Box 673. F
Va. FA. 1855. -
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OUTSTANDING equipped dairy farm OF
sos acres, within an hour of Washington.
eyer over fast ROADS; the hands9me ON lor9om
4k baths and natural gas heat; there is
Groom tenant house with gas heat.
bath and cleo; Broom tenant house,
81 2-cow dairy barn, score 9S; horse barn
and , silos; included with the farm is a
good line of equipment and herd of
about 20 head; properties OF this quality
seldom are of offered for sale; price, s147ii-
shown BY appointment by MASON H1RsT,
Ann sbers Va the eGd Of eoumSa
plot $50 IT, wide if you like a house that
, is al on one one @ floor with big rooms and and
PLENTY of this is for ors you the
are, 3 bedrooms. bath, > lavatories with
stall showers and a 24x24 above-ground
recreation room with a corner bar; the
proof; in a quiet neighborhood, 10 miles
Annandale, Va, at the end Of Columbia
era G0ns ANp 0isa spnasys
so acres on main hwy, committing dist.
to D. c. good productive soil, well fenced,
barn, chicken and brooder buildings. in ex-
eApGTf REAhToks: 0ins Phone an Fae @00 afS fS9v
neighborhood improved with 4-bedrm.
house. mod. except heat. situated ON main
Travelled highway, 23 miles from White
House. Al location, beautiful surround
inss. House has tremendous remodeling
possibilities. To inspect. call Mrs. Alon,
SANDY SPRING REALTY CO., Ashton
UNUSUALLY GOOD HOME and grazing
farm, Loudoun County. $50 gently rolling
acres on black top surf; As mi to D c.;
l2 mi. frontage on Potomac of high alti-
tude, well fenced, good springs and water
in all fields; lge. bank and cattle barn,
machinery shed, granary, main house has
7 rms, bath, heat and slate roof, Arm.
tenant house; all in excel. cond.; in at
tractive setting and excel mountain view.
CAPUT1 REALTORS, phone FA. 1415.
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MOTORCYCLES.

HARLEY 61-oVH, 1870; new
motor. all extras: Sa95. NO. 1859.
LIGHT MOTORCYCLE, driven 200 mil;
3 speeds, 12C miles per gallon; 5i2 hp.
Heart attack forces sale; $3.50. Call Mrs.
Hogan, HO $3.50. s.
INDIAN "74"; excel cond AID 596s -6
HARLEY 1947 al O. H ";
excellent condition; all accessories; S695.
Call before |. ia. o1Q4. "a