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Evening star., 1949-01-30
Search for Atlantis

A group of explorers under the leader
ship of Egerton Sykes of London is plan
ming final, deflnitive quest for the "lost
contincn" of Atlantis. These men believe
that the long-missing island is somewhere
east of the Azores, covered by water mile
deep. Their plan is to drop cameras into
the sea and make pictures of the sub
merged cities mentioned by Plato in the
"Timaeus."
Egyptian priests, it seems, told Solon
that Atlantis lay "just beyond the Pillars
of Hercules" identified by modern scholars
as Calpe or Gibraltar and Abyla or the
Hills of Apes, on opposite sides of the
western entrance to the Mediterranean. A
mighty empire had developed with the
indicated area as it's base. Roughly ten
thousand years ago armies from Atlantis
occupied both the European and the
African shores, excepting only Athens
which, at least for while, successfully
resisted conquest.
A tremendous flood allegedly destroyed
the imperial capital and its environs. Sur
vivors, If any, are supposed to have been
absorbed by other peoples. The Basques
Ol IlOIt1IcIn 0pd@Il, 1Ol CAo1APAC, oAS Poo~
sible descendants of the ancient inhabi-
tants of Atlantis. Plato in his "Critias"
describes the ideal commonwealth" which
MAY have fiourished in the lost island.
Through him the Arabian geographerS and
Christian writer's of the Middle Ages
received the legend-and supplemented 1t
from their own imaginations. The Greek
Isles of the Blest, the Welsh Avalon, Saint
Brendan's Island, the Portuguese Isle OF
Seven Cities and many other mysterious
archipelagoes at diffc-ont times actually
have appeared upon maps intended to be
accepted as strictly factual in character
If MIR. Sykes and his associates can pull
up from the oceans depths just ont
really good picture of drowned palace
or sun temple, there will be plenty Of
people who promptly will declare: awe
told you sol" All such fables persis
with marvellous vitality. They are parts
Of the unive1l folklore to which millions
Evening star., 1949-01-30

the supervision are excellent. The grade ar
ticulation of manual training and its thorough
development augurs well for the future Of
washington youth. Here can be found the
true type of the best American schools"
George Alfred Townsend, famous journalist
under the pen name Cath" was a candidate
for appointment as librarian of
Goth in the Congress in succession to John
Runnino Russell Young, and The Star on
January Is, 1899, aided his cause
by publishing o lengthy account of his career.
MT Townsend" it said, "has been q conspicu-
Gus figure for nearly 40 years" While
still grammar school pupil, he was known
- a. . newspaper contributor, poet and
orator."
Evening star., 1949-01-30


Gallery.
This supreme master Of brush and pen put
himself into his immortal creations as have
few mortals who ever breathed the breath
Of life on marble or canvas. 1t is Michelangelo
himself who comes to us in his "lesser" David"
the child Of his mature powers
Lovers of that realm Of heart and mind
which scorns frontiers as but hctions are
thronging with reverent feet and raptured eyes
through the garden rotunda of black marble
columns to stand before this sculptured torch
Of Renaissance glory Ecstatically we hail
this visitor to the New World discovered by an
other Italian less than a score Of years before
the creator Of the matchless frescoes and Of
enduring marbles was born under soft Italian
skies. That this priceless work of art fash
ioned almost four centuries ago has been lent
to our Nation as gesture Of good will by the
people of Italy is q moving acknowledgment
that the God who made OF one blood. all men
designed that the nations should speak to each
other not through the frightful, but through
the beautiful.
The voyage Of David" across the seas Is q
saga Of kinship, lovely reminder that the best
things produced by one race belong to all and
that upon all genuine culture is the compulsion
that the best is to be shared.
OF the frescoes adorning Romes Sistine
Chapel where ceaseless streams of pilgrims
come to wonder and to pray, Sir Edward
Burne- Jones observed, There's lump Of
greasy pigment at the end of Mchelangelos
bristle brush, and by the time it has been laid
on stucco there Is something there that all men
Evening star., 1949-01-30
I OOkin0 A Ahead Some Shadows OF Coming Events
AAA~"" Are Noted Here and Abroad
(By the World staff of the Associated press1

The handwriting is on the wall for Europes
Marshall Plan countries. The emphasis which
President Truman and Secretary Of State
Acheson both have placed on the use Of private
capital abroad is regarded by officials here rs
the tipof that there will be no great new out
pouring of American dollars after 1852. To
Europeans who have been worried about run
ming dollar deficit after the Marshall Plan
is closed out this means, in effect. that they
should get their affairs in order so that they
can rely on private capital and such established
public financing agencies as the World Bank.
The President and Mr.. Acheson were not talking
specifically about European countries in their
statements on Mr.. Truman's program for build
ing up underdeveloped areas Of the world. But
their remarks did have . bearing on basic
financial policies. Moreover, the Marshall Plan
will be coming to an end in the few months
before the next presidential election. That is
always difficult time to lay down . heavy
new spending program.
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are devoted. Even the sceptics Montaigne.
Button and Voltaire admitted that At
lantis probably once did exist and even
tually might be found.
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German Competition

BERLIN-You may have heard only the
beginning Of Q long-drawn-out row over the
German competition problem" As Germany
RECEIVERS 1t viii start pinching the United States,
Britain and other industrial nations in world
markets. Since we are footing bill for Ger
man recovery. there will be increasing protest
that we're feeding a hand that's biting us.
(The British are yelling already)
Evening star., 1949-01-30
Br0adwav

NEW YORK.-Since the surprise reelection
of President Truman, playwrights are turning
more and more to the Washington scene. Two
plays already are on their way to Broadway
first nights in March. Samuel Spewacks
comedy, 1.-TWO Blind Mice Is about news
paperman and a Government agency THE
Sounding Brass" by Louis Pelletier and Jack
Finke, has news broadcasSer as its principal
character
Evening star., 1949-01-30

Something new in the mysterious Orient
is Chang Kai-sheks semiresignation-
the one with the rain check attached in
case the weather clears.
Evening star., 1949-01-30
Truman Day

President Truman's inauguration didn't end
the demands on his energy. His daily calling
list is growing. Eighteen persons saw him on
a typical day last week. Two boys from Texas
bearing pair OF brass spurs would have raised
it to 20, but secretary received the gift for
the boss"
Evening star., 1949-01-30

How improvident of the old-time song
writer to sell his composition for two dol
lars. Had he waited a century he might
have won $4,000 for identifying it.
Evening star., 1949-01-30

'"The plunging neckline is to dip further,
in the new seasons styles" Yet here, in
another column, we are harangued to keep
our eyes on the great tasks which con-
front us!
Evening star., 1949-01-30
'pires Of the Spirit
A Sculptured Symbol =
Michelangelo's Later David as Gesture of Freedom
Against the Goliaths of Today
Spires Of the Spirit
By the Req. Frederick Broom Harris d. D.. LittD.

An ambassador extraordinary has arrived In
Washington and presented his credentials.
They are such as would be accepted with pride
and Joy by any government of the world whose
Evening star., 1949-01-30

Strange that the Buttons and Bows"
ditty hasn't inspired a new style confec-
tion-say q couple of bows and four buttons
made up into beach ensemble.
Evening star., 1949-01-30
PIaffers

NEW YORK-Trade circles think "the battle
Of the phonograph records" may give you .
player for new-type discs practically free. AL
ready IL you buy two Of Columbia's $4.s5 long
Evening star., 1949-01-30
Tax Break

The man whose work requires him to De
many different places for short, ndennlte
periods" gets break from new United states
Tax Court ruling. He can take an income tax
deduction for "the cost of his lodging while
away from his home in the pursuit Of his
trade"
Evening star., 1949-01-30
R0fenone Short

Insecticide experts advise users OF rotenone
to cover their minimum estimated requirements
promptly. Supplies are limited and only
short time remains before the bug season
starts.
Evening star., 1949-01-30
Hard.Tots

NEW YORK.-General Motors officials who
wanted to get public reaction before going
ahead with their new glass-and-steel hard
top" convertibles now say they think they have
a winner. The new models drew considerable
interest at the GIN show here.
Evening star., 1949-01-30
Happiness

CANNES (France) e).-Riviera florists will offer
happiness to Margaret Truman this week.
Happiness" is a scarlet rose the florists have
been cultivating secretly for eight years. It
will not 60 on general sale until 1851.
Evening star., 1949-01-30
Italian Socialists

ROME.-Look for increased activity among
Socialists and labor unionists in Italy the next
few months-possibly leading to new pro and
anti Communist groupings.
Evening star., 1949-01-30

playing records you get special player for
$10.25 from some dealers. Regular price,
$29.95.
Bach TO La,o
James M. Lands. former Civil Aeronautics
Board chairman is expected to affiliate soon
with Washington law firm. while retaining
his business in New York.
Evening star., 1949-10-08
ACREAGE FOR SALE

EDNOR ACRES, restricted community
near Colesville. best section Mont
gomery Co. Only SS95 per acre;
good selection, high rolling land
Out Colesville pike to Ednor post
once right on Cedar lane $40 mile
to our once: Liberal terms. o. L.
= MTEn1cK; 1GRSs 6r I0; CLEAN f1aaos GROUND ir
7i00 block Of oxon Hill I'd. Gal
sIE2Ek hSi SSsSi ssSfiR1ne AREAS acre;
level. ground. on paved road: idea
81 home xSafaHs$9s 3 i2sa's!S'3s Ss g
1so-AGRE So s FARM; King George, Va
So. $50. No BLDG, none cleared
o9ER HhSRe az ne; ACRES, SaEs having tront.ss o.
e5o feet on hard surfaced road; s95
cash, $50 month. Price $3.50; q
McvfcKER. Trinidad 1912. 1879
a Rssa xcREs, :, Oh ao;ssiz.sooM CABIN, p..E m :,
Lake Jackson; ., sprin,E. streams re- ni n Rlae.
ss-ACRE GENERAL FARM. 1s miles
hone VII sSs ls.s f;as.,ls .na S.sa n
h,shTayk hhNTk Sa Sha%Y tq5 dsts4i!ss7 s4s7 wdsorai.
ave. sL, 900; eyes,. Mr.. Dunsesr'
ESSnJoYp MI p-pezAtE PpseAtGE OF MINp-Buy i to
20 acres In Glenhills. Drive through
Rockville 2h miles west on Rt. %e'
sM 5sfa ACRES 4 SCI CLEARED LAND. IN mi;
west Of Laurel, Md. AP. 2735; -
APPROX. 100 ACRES. 80 OF which Is
In timber. Located bet: Rt. 81 and
30, near stonehouse, Va. on hard
surface road; 5O-min. drive from
b. c. Borders on Bull Run. Cleared
fertile fields. $50 per acres. Can
1wTT4be1S w4i s6s9' CO. pRorERrY-sm.ll
estate. lge. estate, farms, homes,
Tell me your needs IN real estete'
DAUGHERTY c. DICKSON. RTE;
No. ! through Leesburs, 1st right
NEARLY 2 ACRES, close to Shirley
hwy, 10 miles out: 81, 300; $SH
down, SIS mo. VERNON M. LYNCH
a Sons, AL. 5906. (Closed sum-
S18,95O for this 25O-acre Loudoun
County farm. approx. 126 acres
clear; excel. fences, good outbldgs;;
house situated on beautiful knoll,
oveYlooking Blue Ridge. PENTAQQN
EEALTY CO., Fairfax 3eo. II
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rRAILERs FOR SALE

uAbAbk6NS HSN SNSS
1947 PRAIRIE SCHOONER, % t.,
sleeps 4. S1.075 or best offer; 10
Gated Bethesda. Nd. Call co. so72.
FOR SALE OR RENT. M ls47 sehglt
Blsndy,s Trailer Park 1918 Rock
szkaaiS-1e4s S,1ls 9ihs: gait. M.,a-E!ns
Clean. Must sell this week. Lot
A-s2, Ancient Oak Trailer COURT.
Falls Church, Va: 81
TRAyELO 1949; Gift, occupied 8
s,|'sssss; afsss; fs si'4so' s.:s Of Term.
1877 s9s0. AMERICAN TRAILER, 26 IT,,
in excel. cond.. with Frigidaire; reas.
Lot No: ITO. TEMPLE TRAILER
rRaiIkh Y!lHAaE wAAsTkp, AlssH D.. a-whe.l ,uTass. a
FOR sALE-Awerican trailer. 24-ft,
1947 model; good condition; parked
in approved trailer court; connected
to water and sewer; $1,000 or best
9s5 pHg fGE fassass soTc !nfo5masn GahsT.essa s1
H6TsE eSSsiS TRAILER, sa-ft.. excellent iS
condition; good location or ready to
travel; 5! 900 or consider best ofisr
unuer. Ancient OAKS IIalleI Ferk,
te' l. h1yi KiRsS igst esst g. # s55 Fsl'' chqIeh
LUGGAGE TRAILER. heavy duty;
Z It. long: excellent buy; 500. OIL.
os%SSasso sSSs HOUSE TRAILER, late s'4s
model: 9 rooms. eontroled beat eat.
s.ft electric .denu setFiseratsSI 5est1sd }rss
aluminium body: perfect condition.
WIiI WI sacrifice ~ ass1 dST $4,000 or !. best
cleo. refgr.. apt. range, auto. h.w.;
Venetian blinds. -elec. brakes: used
6 mos; $3.50 down, easy terms;
1850 COLONIAL AND LANDOLA.
Baltimore ave. Riverdale: WA. 1903
SIC sEEfE HaeI re MOST Beautiful n trailer
complete than many homes. AL
Glider models bear the stamp Of ap-
proval Of Good Housekeeping. Before
COLE MOTOR q TRAILER CO.,
$3.50 deorSis ave. o.. 1040.
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Al sAyertiseanents effsrins
Sutsmobiles fer sals n1st n.
eaude actual selling price It car.
AUToM0BjIES FOR SALE

AMERICAN CRosLEY-Nev models.
sqTFplsts SpaFss. Ali NEW models :sssys5 d.1veTed
here AIse diftsput9E f9r cann 2: ,0rslsn sV.
Aus1iN tnS tssS or pfh1sI hNaIaN6 fSf IS sist.st mod
s-dr. now 81 ,2e5, delivered: Devon
4-dr;, now $1;345, deliys5ed MAN.
HATAF IbaTT.d Aus0 AHho Seas1 sales so serv
r Re: st. paw. NV % So. 1887. : u " '
BUICK ls42 4-door sedan; radio;
excellent mechanical m conditioni
sHpknA xsttssn sssEaPtss SayR iof fss'l l7os fx n
Vernon Ave; open ewes. till 9.
Buick Hf S'1s; is47 Cdr; good condition:
nssk asy tires, extras; ssSs s1'66o' IA
BUICK ilj1e2 Is4e Special Cats 'sedanette; dark
msst sTssn seIi; IIls s15 eaa5DpeSo 10 @ 7sYY Thurs
day and Friday sa after 8 pm. any
si1fek the s1t; Is4s sne super sen 4-dr.; owner;
9eU 9cUa f9aa'slSHi NA' 7s7o. sE;too Ext. leo. ..
BUICK 1919; is4s engine; very good
eond:, must sell; bousht truck; s7oo.
BUICK Ti SooYj ia41 sedanette: 1924, fns
@snts. AGTo wHoI5sAadLdEaRs. AYE 15s1
Bnick sraeshSPs:a 1888 &c; coupe: black, new
tires and battery. low mileage with
paint: s4s5 or best ofier. wo. 75e7
BUICK Is as Super sedn 'te. WV. tires.
light blue ln.. r; and h., very low
MI new-car s9na; sne e.essra pes,9FmineasS 1aS
Soth at NV MA 1903 (REMEM-
RRzEEEEY;sIyouRE REE # GH4E5 saHE5 RIO 10
BUICK 1946 4-door Roadmaster:
b,.ser, ,se and d.nee nsftsf eond neg sFss ix 81
BGick STICK 1e4s Super 4-dr.: Dyn.hoxs;
metallic blue; all accessories; 1900
miles; will guarantee for 30 days;
.s;sx sHs45 nhens ,ea.S 70 real 7sse1c. for
.nts5estss slss aesn D'Ess9i s9sEna Y4iso I:
BUICK 1e41 club coupe. nnest con.
dition ss4s; ,te1sy terms or tlads; for Nus Nus
iss1 Hendsfsons ss.Srf Msna'2 esn 2Rorsk &soToR.
Buick nsn II is4o 'sp; sp.cisi sedan; q one.
family car; must be sold quickly BY
ssssa S!sRsst cash f'' otrsr' TslsOhons csi'
BUICK 1e47 Roadmaster convertible;
fully equipped. clean in every re.
;psst; an sxesptipnsl n valas; isGo 81 si,o ;eigS.
ave. Hyatts., Md, WA. 1900. 10
BUICK 1910 special club coupe: good
rubber; only S2e5.. LUsTINE;N1CH-
OLSON. 5000 BALTIC. ave-, Hyetts.,
Nd, WA. 1900. 10
BUICK 1912 Special convertible; good
cond.; $3.50 or best offer; must sell;
no dealers. TU. 1883, p
BUICK 1889 convertible club coupe;
saerifice $395: terms, S13S down;
.FsgG R1RER Ok 1ass suRsr: R; l. aio iys s MI .s e.
Buick 81; s01ail is4o Rosdm.ster 4-dr.; ex:
cellent condition throughout; swell
dussd te ss4S; Paul gEoTTEss.
open s 10 g.. Sun. 1914. .
BUICK 1910 Super sedan; S4g4; fine
ments. Afro WHOLESALERS. 1881
BUICK 1941 Super 4-dr.; h.
orig. green finish, excel: cond.; S696
Or WIN IL tEade s,5s 5Sr older car. No
BUICK 1S4o coupe; , l9oks good. runs
BUICK 1915 Super 4-dr.: 2:tons.
asaz 1slly es' ssuippea' ave aE. 1859 M. dc
BUICK I949 super convertible: com.
plete with all scces.. mos. old
1000 miles; $500 below list price;
s2.2sb; M. q H" 1914 Ga. ave-
7Continued an Mart Pa9a.l
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ACREAGE FOR SALE lcont.l

lst OFFERING-Bldg. site OF about
q acre. on Scott Run. near Great
Falls I'd.
looking Great Falls I'd, 4 miles
from Chain Bridge. MRS. STANLEY
CARPER, Broker, Mclean. Va, Elm
wood 505. %
IDEALLY LOCATED, 8 acres. miles
above Falls Church, fronting on Lee
hwy, rear fronting on gravel road
This property offers good invest
ment. May go commercial within q
few years. $4,000 cash and assume
$1,000 first trust, Is years.
]. MACPHERSON REALTY, CHI. 243S.
Evening star., 1949-10-08
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

$50 ACREs-Corn Field Point. l mi.
Chesapeake Bay and Point Lookout,
st. Marys County, Md; waterfront
\ lots, 70 by 100 T., $500 ca; l acre
inside tracts, $500 up; 5 years to to
sas.s io4 1SSed no !t.sen ss S sa2 d oWN sfs
YEAR EAi "a ARoTSD eS3Si COTTAGE, fu1n.,
complete ,s Utilities; i .nd new w., Philsas Nas
tuxent Air Base. Sligo 1920. 3
MIMOSA COVE. DALE. MD.-A rest
ful restricted place for nice homes
for good people on protected cove Of
Her, Herring n,v1s saSi Si56 Lots 5oxloo. 10 Can
NHW Has' MopERS E5HsE SsoSi MASONRY and pH BRICK
distance; mr.. West River: low price.
easy terms. DU. 2s4s, West River
c9otTsTrAGE, four bedrooms, kitchen.
; lots. completely furnished; price.
seax2o' Beach, Nd, 1oN tel: o RA. 1905. on the
rpppanG pTsm,seSo SrdREsT tS Mn sqndasy77 ~ mi, D
.compieteiy Insulated year,round
home; 5 rms. and bath, open f1repl.,
2 porches. attractively furn.; fne
view OF water; $1,000. DU. 1853.
AFTER-sEAsoN VALUES Inspect
modern cottages: S4,950 up. very
easy terms. at Cedarhurst On The
Bay, 81 miles d. c., near Shady
Side, Md: ideal, restricted. all-year
community; choice bldg. lots, $40
monthly Inquire at Cedarhurst or
WALTER NJ. BAUMAN, 1927 K st.
NV, MA, 1929. 3
BAY-FRONT BUNGALOW-Two all
cleo, furn. bungalows, fully equipped
Large, beaut. waterfront wooded
lot with bulkhead, fenced; close to
D. c.; total price, $3.50, terms.
Call West River 6421 for appt .
at NORTH BEACH-Fully furn. and
equipped. 5-rm. bunga.; 1a block
from beach and boardwalk; price,
$1,000, terms
On bay front-63-foot waterfront
lot: rms. and bath, furn. and all
elec.: S6.250. total price, low terms
On West River-All-elec 5-rm. bum
ga, fenced. heat. beaut view; sand
beach in front; price, $4,000, good
CLIFFORD C. wooDARD, Shady
Side, Md. West River 6421, %
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

WILL SELL. 10 OCEAN FRONT lots,
6Ox250 IT. each. south OF MelboYTns;
for $3.50 each. BOYD r. RICHARDS,
Dixie Hotel, Melbourne, Fla. :.
OWN and offer for sale or trade
40 acres in Citrus County, Florida
BoWLING Bow ING ALLEY-aood $4,000 net
yearly; fine location in Sanford,
Fla; low priced at $4,000, part
uiY sash sEff F9f S24-E; SR %RsbE sfaE' for D. c.
home and 8
acres Of land. many orange anaa rsn Snd
close to school, stores. bus: Price,
S1O,5O0, terms. Box 342-E. Star.@9
ORANGE CITY, FLA. home approx
"a acres. high ground, hard road;
newly decorated. Price, $4,000.
Fine Spanish-type home; 8 bedrms.,
liv. rm., fireplace and booksheives'
din. rm., complete kit, bath and ga.
in beautiful Sanford. Fla: Price,
$4,000 Address MAURICE F
FOSTER. Atty, Conrad Bldg, De
Land, Fla y"
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LOTS WANTED

BUILDERS WANT IMMEDI1TEhY %
least 5S-ft. front. sewer and water
must be in or avail. streets to sub
grade or paved; desire subordina-
tion. Call Mr.. Walters, CH. 414l'
BfJiLDER wants large group Of lot.
or acreage to build houses selltnf
under $4,000. Give location. Boz
SNAIL ACREAGE or lots in D. c.
or. area nearby; suitable for apts
Builder. 81. 2oie or p. 8. Boz
HoSMEsITE, Bethesda-silver Spring
area. Approx. 100x175 IT,: Prefer
corner. Call JU. 7-67s2. 7-9 Pm.
WANT, vacant lot to build . house, or
small apartment. anywhere IN city
Evening star., 1949-10-08
WILL TRY CT
$12,60O
Large Attractive Lot
S12 500
Charming Dutch Colonial
X12 400

dI approved. 2 bedrooms,
aluminium tiled bath, large
living and dining room, un-
usual kitchen that has pine
paneled cabinets, G. E. re-
frigerator, Tappan gas range,
Philco deep-freeze, g. e.
automatic washer. recreation
room In basement. Lot look
267-As acre; gear garage,
large screened porch. On
hard road. 10 min
utes to 14th st. Bridge. bus "
mile. 10 minutes to school.
Pentagon and Shirline il
Shopping Center.
Evening star., 1949-10-08
4-REDRM. BEAUTY

4-BEDRM. BEAUTY
oncer already transferred to Ne
brsska; only 1 year old; "a acre
srounc, in beautiful columbia Pines.
Each bedroom, twin-sized, 2 exaui-
site Carrara-slassed bathrooms
spacious living room with fireplace,
lovely dining room, cozy kltcnSa
decorated deco throushout: attached 60
seen to be appreciated. Directions:
over 14th St. Bridge straight out
columbia pike. approx: 3 mi; PAST as
Fines DEVELOPMENT. Inquire at dis
play once or call FRANCES. q.
VEtcH. OW 9106 or FA 1000.
Evening star., 1949-10-08
STUDIOS FOR RENT
LOTS FOR SALE

PRIVATE AUCTION-The following
one-acre lots in Fawcett Farms,
Montgomery County, are offered for
sale at private auction: Lots g., ~
and and lots 2. 3. 4 and 5 in block 5:
Terms: 30 per cent cash. balance "a
months. Ali lots DESIGNATED by signs.
Lots high and dry. rich soil, beauti-
full location In. path OF future growth
MseAthuF ,ss4.a. ,on. paFomsc up Ps
road near Great Falls. Visit the
property at once: pick out your site
and place your bid in writing with
me on or before pm, October 18th.
WIN be on the property Saturdsy az
18th. To reach: Go out Macarthur
boulevard to intersection Potomac
and Great Falls road where property
is located. JOHN M. DAVIS, 1887
K st. NV. Telephone DI. 7739.
LANHAM PARK-Large, beautiful
lots, hard-surface roads. city water.
sion; $3.50. SIoo down, Sis month:
ly. Builders attention invited. will
nHp Rfsltos s,Tns Ts = Zeaq' mr. Silver sn7i9r
T:rS. ss 5asfs aT Isl sS..: to o. $3.50 4sss
ss.leg n go, RFspEsIAI : p H'',,G. Al stss' as
bS bstdr. hisesst oet bidder m aDSYs $500 On or
Wheaton, Md: s1,SOo. Cali Sligo
1s s4es %oo5kB sea1i ILSTs LEFT near neaF:in
Silver Spring. 70-ft. frontage. utils::
f&s2iR' fs,Gess2 iise; CT s:'n' Hs7o .ss. ssssfzs 81
IF s'sSiE YOU'RE LOOKING for tn. choice
hsssn r. ,.v. Wsshngsen sh hs5s N. i. z.s
IS ks.'' Il :'s'aias ''sss ssSs5 e'$'
17ss N. QUEBEC ST., cherrySal.,
w. lot 5ox1bo IT,; by owner CAN
SILVER SPRING tclose- in, level lot,
sOxs5, all improv. in; special re-
d ancsd ro price sao. q s1,ssb. PERsy 9 B
NEAR NAVAL HOSPITAL. Bethesda,
ssysd sys! v:satd !Ss $685. !. prSkx sis!
wooDMooR, Silver sprins-choice
ssscsion snd Of TSSded .vs i9ts it. with az
s6xiSe. $3.50. Perry Hay c.. g..
WOODSIDE PARK, Silver Spring
Level lot, 76x240, only $3.50; lot
S&Rkg gsHasgs HS4 7sS Co. 81 a. SS5e' s055: .ys. T.
coz. SH. IoT, HSs.' Manor Club, to clear osir,
sSwp eSvP, ,DpTas gsg%snts 1o wa FTsssn' sYss
8 LARGE LOTS VA, will sell for
cash; terms or lot release to builder.
sewers water and property. Box
OVER aHHA' ,f.HcRE sisciE in Langley. in Sec
ton Of nice homes; miles from on
cARPER. Broker, Mclean, Va. Elm
ExcELaGRr xeSa IGRR D. c. LocAr1oNgso
lots facing 900 It, on paved streets,
ali utilities in and paid for. Zoned
for apts., semidet. and group houses.
Ms ssls. MeassMsa WM II Il. sHuaDERs StR;s sTss' c., e.
IDEAL RAMBLER sIrE-In Chevy
Chase View. 1O0x200, util. and 81:
In, close to school; $2.7OO. PERRY
HAY CO., 81. 3005: eyes,. OIL. 9092.
LARGE TRIANGULAR LOT, 219xie9
XIII. Ideal for rambler or 2 bunga-
lows. All utilities. Peabody st. ne.
bet. N; H. ave. and 1st. Across from
hy owner. GE. $500. .g,,
NICE LOT, 60x1 so, VI Of cost. EDWIN
DUvAiGs North Beech. Nd.
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