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The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-10-28
EDITORS VISIT
RAILWAY
WORKSHOP IN
AFRICA

FREETOWN, Sierra Leone -
(ANP) - A party of local news
paper men made special tour of
inspection of the Sierra Leone
railway. at Cline Town last week.
The offices and workshops were
visited. General Manager w.
Venner, Chief Engineer r. C.
Wickham, and Works Manager
Haresign showed the journalists
through.
There they found almost the
complete staff composed of Afri-
can workmen. All of the engines
are repaired and rebuilt in these
shops. Africans run every type of
machine necessary and do all the
work under supervision. They
operate lathes, milling machines,
shapers and drill presses. Pas
senger cars and frienght cars are
also cared for nearby.
the railroad are African as they
are in Gold Coast and Nigeria,
The. engineers and firemen on
other British colonies in West
Africa. Here a school for young
engine drivers is maintained
Newspapers represented in the
party were: the Weekly News, Az
rican Standard, Daily Mail, Daily
Guardian, Evening Despatch and
African Vanguard. The Public
Relations Officer and the Acting
Assistant Public Relations Officer
accompanied the Pressmen.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-10-28
Sentence Sermons
Row EronL Clorance T owrv For AMP
Rev. Frank Clarence Lowry For AMP

power, until the lions seemed to
forget their identity and their
hunger.
7. The three Hebrew children in
the fry furnace did not realize
the terrific heat, when their three
prayers went up to God, the
Kings edict to defeat.
8. The way of life in this earth
will seldom run smooth, with evil
forces determined to rule or
ruin; but you and me with God,
can always win if we hunger and
thirst to defeat sin.
8. The men who have conquer
ed the forces without, learned
first to conquer those within -
the struggle with self, is the
greatest of all - other battles are
easy to win. 4
10. Paul, is the greatest ex-
ample, he fought courageouSly,
thinking he was right; but when
he allowed Christ to cure his
blindness within, he began to walk
by faith, and not by sight.
II. Struggles, for him then be-
gan to pale into insignificance,
hope frightened with pew fields
he began to explore; the hard
ships became lighter and lighter,
as the face of his Christ, he learn
ed to adore.
IL. Now hear him in his closing
statement, strong and powerful to
the very last; mighty challenge
to every Christian - here it is in
his dying breath; 81 have fought
good fight, I have finished my
course, have kept the faith"
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-10-28
"SCOTT LUCAS
WORSE THAN
BILBO"- THROWN

CHICAGO - CAMP - Edgar
G. Brown, chairman of the Ma
tional Negro Council, told the
Baptist Ministers Conference of
Chicago and vicinity here last
week that Senate Majority Lead
ed Scott w. Lucas d., ILL., is
"a more dangerous enemy of civil
rights than the late Sen. Bilbo
ever was"
Brown charged thatsLucas cen
gagged in a conspiracy to permit
the invoking of cloture" in the
senate last July IL before debate
had started on civil rights legis-
lation.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-10-28
JUDGE, REFUSES
TO HEAR MISS.
VOTE SUIT

Hattiesburg, Miss. - CAMP -
Federal Judge Sidney c. Mize
last week dismissed voting suit
by Is Mississippi Negroes. He
told the plaintiffs that they had
not utilized all state, channels to
get the vote before coming to the
federal court.
He said they must first seek re-
lief from the State Election COM
mission before taking their case
to either a state or. federal court.
They, however, said they would
appeal this action to the u. S.
Circuit Court of Appeals. They
argued that taking the case
through the commission and num-
erous state courts would be a
burdensome expense for the 5000
Negroes in Forrest county elig-
ible to vote.
The White attorneys had argued
that the colored voters had not
yet exhausted all remedies pro-
vided by Mississippi law.
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-10-28
WHEN THE WAY GROWS
ROUGH

/. How very easy it is to glide
along when life is as cheerful as
a song; but what to do when the
way grows rough, requires some
thing more than a passing bluff.
2. These are the times when
real manhood is tried, when mis-
fortune steps in to mock and to
chide; one must then be well
balanced to win such a fight,
when all seems for naught with
its blackness Of night.
8. 1t is then all men ought to
know how to pray, that their
gruesome night shadows might be
turned into day; for tbs then the
face of Christ brings sweet relief
and JOY over-flows the horrors of
grief.
4. So many times did Christ
come to men when everything
seemed to be at an end - and
brought a ray of heavenly light,
to Danish darkness and dissipate
fright.
S. Paul and Silas though given
an unfair decision, thru the pow
er of this same matchlesS one
could have walked out of prison;
put to rest this same source of
vert far greater than their free
dom, they preferred to stay on to
witness the work of Gods king
dom.
6. Daniel, thrown into the lions
den, for no evil that he had done,
put to est this same source of
The Miami times. [volume] (Miami, Fla.) 1923-current, 1950-10-28
PvL Candidates In Nov.
Election Considered

OCALA, Fla, October Is - In
a spirited meeting at Convent
Baptist Church, Ocala, on October
IA, the Progressive Voters League
of Florida considered the plat
forms of candidates seeking cleo
ton to the u. S. Senate in the
General Election on Nov. z. Rep
resentatives from about Is local
groups throughout the state were
present.
The purpose of the meeting was
clearly stated by F. A. Dunn of
st. Petersburg, president of the
League. Then Harry T. Moore,
state executive secretary, read
copies of communications with the
candidates. It was revealed that
questionaires had been sent to
John P. Booth of Miami, Repub-
lican candidate, and to Stetson
Kennedy of Jacksonville, indie
pendent candidate for the Senate.
This QUESTIONABLE asked the can
didates to state their stand on
civil rights and on other issues
that particularly affect the well
fare of Negroes. The candidates
also were invited to come or to
send representatives to this meet
ing.
No reply was received from Mr..
Booth, Republican candidate.
Neither did he send representa-
tive to the meeting. However, the
secretary read a favorable reply
from Mr.. Kennedy, which said, in
part: "You may be aware that in
my platform I pledge to work to
make the civil rights program
mot a scrap of political paper, but
the living law of the land; and
moreover that take my stand for
total equality, period; no ifs, ande
or butts" Mr.. Kennedy also came
to the meeting, and in frank
discussion of the issues, he made
it clear that he stands for justice
and full equality for all American
citizens, without regard to race or
color. Mr. Kennedy also related
some of his interesting experien-
ces in Georgia, when he worked
as a secret agent under former
Gov. Ellis Arnall in a drive to ex-
pose and uproot the Ku Klux
Khan.
In view of these facts, the Pro-
greSSive Voters League of Flor
ida voted unanimously to recon-
mend and support Stetson Ken
nedy for the u. S. Senate. Affiliat-
ed groups and friendly organiza-
tionS over the state are being
asked to help conduct a "write-
in" campaign for this liberal in
dependent candidate.
Another interesting feature of
the meeting was report by dele
gates from Live Oak, which re-
vealed that Negroes had been
advised" to get off the streets
early that night, because of
scheduled Klan parade. The
League voted to send Gov. War
rem telegram, asking that suf-
ficient patrolmen be sent to Live
Oak to guard against any acts of
violations or intimidation. The
League also agreed to work earn
eStly to have the Khan outlawed
by the next legislature.
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1920 34th ST. NE.
OFFICES FOR RENT

ARLINGTON MEDICAL BLDG. ils4
elevator service, attrac suite, suit
able for physician, dentist or other
professional use. ALBERT H.
COHEN, rental agent; 1O42 N. Irv-
EVxss 1ns s BHfiDfNd. Af1 M 1870 f4ao New York
ave n:w.-Available Immediately;
auirements. S Penn aRs PRoPERT1Es. SsR7 Es
aaa g < \, st; nv. ME; 1907.
cars CARS So sso Pei mo Rsrfas See snases RR ADAMS 53I
HEART E isTS OF r TAkoMA "a niS rK-1ss0 0as caS-
roll ave; Z rms; and layatory: $10O
ltfa, FfaIsoEii BErWEEN W soiSi Eye AND NV Nv
2nd. floor. 90x1sA suit. for once
CHERRY BLOSSOM RESTAURANT,
a12 4th st. NV. 80
OFFICE with pvt. layatory opposite
FRED i. SMITH CO.. C GyIcT1f; i1fs I7th s.a st:
ARLINGTON. VA, Radio Bldg, $3.50
n; 18th ,st..--New, modern. air con-
ditioned building. Large Offices from
aRApY a. Her g. goRth goN. p1l up; s755 DALLAS ia
small private ofice,
furnished or unfurnished; reception
ist; telephone service; Immediate oc-
cupancy; Call DI; oSs0. 80
sAnE Aeaf de1D s5DG and 9zo N.x izth masIn St
want the best. Receptionist, mall, all
swltceeGaTa iee Ga n1 and sao4 4stenosraphic serv-
ALLISON BLDG.0Two nice ofices
aNad avail; plenty ats.,s Of Parking Ing space;
OFFICE E." sPacEMofices paSaEa a SOP for rent;
1877 H st. NV; conven. location.
fNas Aisf zsp PRUsr Ned.os4. CO. 81. 900 500
CORNER GEORGIA AVE. and Ingra-
lawyer, real estate. etc; 4 rooms
lished dentist. Cali RA. $3.50 week
Observation-Disclosures, newly
decorated, front ofhcss. s1s-sai
11th st. NV" RA. 1101, DT. OILS.
OFFICE FOR RENT-1sth and K Ks sts.
Ifs Phone sIsflens RE as74s 7l4sht' very attractive.
Roee IR.coNbiTioNED S6ias OFFICES in
modern, fireproof, Century Building,
412, Fifth st. n.w,; availa Bile in
moe sose Prices Fl suites em q 4s tSS
per rm.; parking space available.
THos; J. FISHER & Co, 73S 18TH
SILVER SPRING. large, 900 so. 1T.
mod, prof. or bus. office. S237 Ga.
ave-, SS5. SH. 1858 or 81. 53S8
18th AND X SITS. N.W.-only Sa5
per mo. for this very desirable office
space in a modern bldg; also an
entire End fir. available in this
bldg, and office space available at
Ga. ave. and Kennedy st. NV. KAY
REALTY CO.. INC, RA. 600. "a
DOCTORS OFFICE, 1908 r. I. ave.
n.w.-Bright, spacious, desira able.
MR.. THOMAS, ST. 1908. lie
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COUNTRY LIFE
COUNTRY cIJ1R AREA
BRICK LOVELY

COZY LUXURY
$4,000, on lot S0x15O, this
white rambler has full bsmt, lge
studio liv. rm. and dinette; 2 very
pleasant corner bedrms.; house
shaded by tall trees.
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FARMS FOR SALE

BARGAIN-,About one
acre; good six-room house, bath,
water and electricity, nice shade;
walking distance to shopping center,
churches and schools; price, $4,000,
half cash; 26 mi. to D. C. n. B.
MITCHELL. Herndon, Va. Phone 1856.
CULPEPER COUNTY, "a miles
with Incomplete 30-cow dairy barn,
country store building. gas station,
Dwelling; bath. $4,000. WAUGH
Bank Bldg, Phone $500 day; 1882
nights, Culpepper. Va. 49,
farms. $4,000 each with Washing
ton barns. 80 and 80 stanchions.
both have lge., bank barns with
$50 acres and other ITS acres; both
have all other necessary outbldgs :;
each has sem. house. land on both,
rent now. for S175. JOHN BUR
poFT. Colesville, Md, r. F. D: No.
Nd. 3S46. "a
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WATERFRONT PROP WANTED
SMALL COTTAGE, in need of repair,
at nearby beaches; will go to 1900
cash. Box 269-Y. Star 10
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>COZY AND
COMFORTABLE

Atmosphere in this N. Arlington
Colonial home. Living rm. finished
in a rustic motif, eye-catching
built-in cupboards IN din. rm.: all
elec kit. with fluorescent lights and
inlaid linoleum floors. Upstairs are
3 twin bedrms. and tile bath. Full
basement. Oil heat Bendix included.
Garage for the winter time, screened
side porch and exhaust fan for the
summer. Pleasant location. Bargain
appointment. Call
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy. at Glebe Rd.. OW. 5000.
30
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s-UNIT APT. HOUSE, BRICK
Westover. Arlington; det., clean. like
new. less than IN times income
ALTMAN REALTY CO.. GIL. 6436.
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FARMS FOR RENT
FARMS WANTED
ANTED: SMALL FARM
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

SELBY-ON-THE-BA mi from
ANNAPOLIS; beautiful summer home:
completely ess fuTn III Has = acre ground
open porch with all copper screen
ing; first fl. plan; lge. liv. rm. with
hrepl. and wood beams. kit. with
elec. stove and 50-gal elec. hot
water heater, bath, dining .rm.. 2
fl. is dormitory with beds for
children or guests. A real home in
perfect cond. Daytime call, 10.
3-4441: Sun. or ewes. EN-, s973.
hA ysss sss rans aTSund res f4ttaof o
heat; 3s mi. to D. c., $3.50 com.
plete: Can North BEACH 442l. 49,
LOT AT CAPE ST, JoHN--Full RI
Pssi parian Wa Ttshtsi s4ag mi. from Annapolis;
MAKE AN OFFER. Waterfront to-
bacco farm: So acres, large 4 bed-m.
home. 2 baths. 2 liv. rms. with fire-
places; tenant house, large tobacco
barn; dock and beautiful bay view;
30 miles niles pas e ooo on STATE resd Ask
SIS. 900. Box 429-x. starr -1a
SOUTH RIVER WATERFRONT HOME
--Alyear; 3 bedrms., bath, equip.
kit, din. rm,. liv. rm.. large porches;
fully furnished and equipped with
auto, heat; large secluded water
Grabbing and swimming $1,000.
$1,000 down, bal. st mort. Box
427-X, Star. 10
ESTATE - 6Oo-foot
beautiful waterfront; acres, or
chard:. fowl and grasing; overlooking
4 bodies of water; Dutch rambler,
fullq equipped, guest house, garage,
chicken houses, barn. hothouse, and
other outbuildings. All in beautiful
lawns and shrubs; S33. 500. est.
mortgages 100000, bal. down pay
COLONIAL BEACH lots. 5Oxl5O, /
block from water. Desirable section.
Reasonable. Call GL. 01S4.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

524 RALEIGH ST. Sc, $21,95O,
units facing Nichols ave. within L
bl. shopping, trans, school and the
aater; excellently constructed brick
unusual buy, call ARKIN REALTY
CO: ST. 3952; ewes, GE. 9019. 10
apts.; annual rent, $4,000, can be
INCREASED. M. D. SCHWARTZ, Atty,
FALLS CHURCH, vA.-e-apt. brick;
nice monthly income Phone CHI.
1927 or Fairfax 33s-W. 10
7 FURNISHED ROOMS, 2 apts. Ex-
cellent condition. At 80 9th St. Sc.
PRICE $11,s50, 1st trust S7,50o,
d.1;;r, dh%; Large ,ss es-story row brick
porches, dry cellar, elec, refgr.. etc;
in good cond.: quick possession. DI.
s917, w. L. MOORE, GE. 2s02.
SOUTHWEST. near s., Capitol st:
bridge We have listed a group of
hancins area, also as a md % Comm.
corner. Excellent future values. Cali
M. Mccarthy. with WOODWARD &
NORRIS, REALTORS, 723 Goth st.
~ Re; $685.; ewes. and sun.
NEW Brick BLDG.-Two stores, .
two-bedroom apts., 2 small ware
houses; all rented; growing suburban
comm. section; excellent return on
investment. Call DI. 1015 till 8
p-m.' W. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
WILL TRADE clear of debt, a brick
building with oil h.-w.h., rented at
S173.50 monthly (not including a
double brick garage). to five colored
monthly tenants. for an 8 or 10
apartment building. Box 3s3-x,
CORNER BLDG, 2 stores and 2
INCREASED; M. D. SCHWARTZ, Atty.
ATTTTENSF1ffooN Fl TS1fo BUILDERS Over 8
frontage on wheeler I'd. and South
shopping center. Ready for immed.
apt. development. Reas: terms, excel.
price; Call Mr.. Mudd. T. PAUL
fU MppD a4ss2 eo hsme sass ~ ninn sa5aS ays IS
location. Each apt. has ( rooms
Building large enough to change to
L ~ apts6i atH6 SENATE REALTY GO.
NV: ~. nv INVESTMENT PROPERTY 1sn lust
(apts. and rmsD; row brick; OH
W;,hh. sgbst: 2 cash. bal, easy. Box
Library-12 rms, ga baths (apts.J,
fully furn.; o.h.-w.h h; mo. income
S312: subst. cash, balance like
rent. Box 443-X. Star. -19s
MOD. GAR BLDG, leased to Govt.
for $4,000 per yr.; viii show over
15sa returns on investment under
$4,000: Box 408.T, Star. 30
UNUSUAL OPPORTUNITY-S apt
below market; low cash, high net
ALEXANDRfaAFnrn. 2efamily brick
semidetached brick; l rented: shows
excel. returns: can be purchased
unfurn. if desired. N C. HINES g.
SON, INC, Courthouse square, OW.
9O20, OW. 9023. 10
S-UNIT APT. HOUSE, BRICK
Westover. Arlington; det., clean. like
ALTMAN REALTY CO., GIL. 6436.
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1926, $50
81 Sold So Far During 1850
Why? Better Homes!
GIL. 210O, OK. /

$826,950
81 Sold So Far During 1850
Why? Better Homes!
108 TO CHOOSE FROM
~ $1,650 DOWN & S62 PER MO
bungalow located near M Va SIs Forestl sHis coy ,
oedrms. on 1st f., exp. attic, Ice.
lot, plenty of space for gardening
~ 1ST FL. DEN. LGE. LIV, RIM
with nrepl., full din. rm., newly
equipped kit, 2 bedrms, and bath
up. beautiful grounds. soft. 'front.'
Arlington. Only s11,500, 81 con.
tracts invited. VI ''
90 lst FL. DEN, MOD. ? BEDRM
BrS. rambler. located on A-acre lot,
n very conv section of Falls
Church. Some additional features
are side porch. genuine tiled bath,
talrespl;. a1 8 equipped kit. ai or non-Gi,
tD + Isisyj $13,e5o CALIFORNIA RAMBLER
Permanent white finish on exterior,
center hall, 2 bedrms., genuine tiled
bath, spacious liv. rm.. with flrepl.
ana ai,o nnokshslves, very lge. equipped
With side screened porch, genuine
tiled bath, full bsmt., located on "
acre lot. Even the 3rd bedrm. in
this home is good size. An out
standing valve at S14,95O.
90 ONE OF OUR BEST RAMB. BUYS
Here, we offer you bedrms., tiled
bath, liv. rm. with flrepl. separate
din. rm., equipped kit, fun bsnt.,
screened porch, la-acre lot, brk
construction. All for S14,950.
bedrms.. "a baths, studio nv, rm.
beautiful equipped kit, lear att
gar. LOCATED in exclusive intrigu.
90 Mt. YER. DONE THE MOD. WAY
Imposing white brk. Colonial home
with the very best of everything
Gracious liv. rm. with mod. irepi.
formal din. rm., lovely lge. equipped
Kit, att. Lear gar, full bsmt. with
rec. rm., 2 porches, / with beauti.
full white Colonial columns, sun.
deck, dressing room with runnine
water in master bedrm., "a bath or
lst d. The interior decoration IL
exquisite. Beautiful grounds in.
| Guiding towering trees SOx19O
Rock bottom price $4,000.
These are Just 8 of the outstandins
values. We have another 100 home!
of all types for you to choose from
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd. OW. 93O(
Al
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HERE is NEWS
1898 Wilson blvd.
OW. 444S, OK. 1888
SUBURBAN

ePOTIESS-IMMA COND.
Red brick, Cape Cod, center-hall
bsautifuiiy Handicapped. ample gar
den space; 23-ft. liv. rm. with fire.
pi., French door to secluded. screened
porch; large dining rn.. eficient
Kitchen with living space; powder
I'm. on 1st d.; 2nd f., 2 bedrms.,
each Is 12x22, cedar-lined closet.
Sr o dressing rm.; clean bsmt., large
hobby rm., rumpus rm.; Gil h.-w. h.;
attached garage: circle driveway.
Barbecue pit, many other special
features Would accept CT con-
txact; S17,50O. Exclusive.
Fred j. George, Realtor
cL, err, OK. O141; 2173 Glebe rd.;
estsa IA. 5970. CH. 0444. -18
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ACREAGE WANTED

within Is mi. b. c., good road, cleo
tricity. Pref. mostly cleared land.
Pay up to $3.50 acre. Give price
and loc. Box 152-Y, Star. Ia
co. or borderline P.
81 GEL Go TSMMARo SsSs oesR Roesyies eaSinsss ma SAM
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Beautiful EdnOr Acres

Beautiful Ednor Acres
Only Ss95 per acre. Build your home
while paying for one of these beau
tiful sites in an excellent section
near bus to Silver Spring and school
buses. High elevation. Drive out
Colesville Pike beyond Colesville to
Ednor Post Office (Cuff Store), turn
right on Cedar Lane $40 mile to
tract on left. Representative on
ground Saturday and Sunday, l to 5.
KENSINGTON REALTY CO., LO.
.5-1105: ewes, OIL. 93S2. 49,
WOODED KNOLL-3 A.
Just outside Fairfax. cor. of Q roads;
cleo. and telephone adjacent; $1,000,
Aiken. RE. 1897 Or A6. 5aS7.
HOME REALTY co.
1925 Pa. ave. NV, RE. 1887.
3 ACRES, cleared; terms; $4,000.
5R acres, wooded. paved road; S2,-
T acres, " clear, " wooded, elec.;
q acres, wooded, 25 mi. D. c.;
$500.
81 acres, nr. Vienna; cleared; nice
view; $500 acre.
73 acres, part. cleared, on hard I'd;
cleo. telephone; $3.50 acre.
RAY BARNEY
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INDUSTRIAL GRoUhp-sALE

APPROXIMATELY 10000 so. FIT. in
railroad in Brentwood (Mt. Rainier)
for unloading freight cars and tail
gate loading platform. Sl.1O per
SO. IT. Call Mr.. Franklin. WEAVER
BROS, INC, Wash. Bldg, DI. 5000:
ewes, GIL, 4456 IL
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LOTS WANTED
ACREAGE FOR SALE

HoMEsITEms5oo; ON y ;;,;s M. Shirley Hwy.
CLOSED Sunday
1O1a ACRES in Arlington: wooded,
rolling, Ia miles from Key Bridge,
fronting $50 it. on Lorcum lane,
adj: Riyerwood; sewer in and water
avail. $1,000 per acre. TIE. 1896.
800 ACRES near Potomac, Md
Ideal for .subdividing into l to 5
acre tracts, 100000. coFFMAN
REALTY CO.. Realtor sH. 4123.
aesa rd e s0Ga m si5ea@ g. e. 5srsaIn BAR naaR
MAHoNEY, HUI. $40, ri. 36as.
FAIRFAX CO. Acre tracts. mi.
BnIIpHRs' Bull aR 81; sfEcfAL-1s Gal acres. 4o5-
it., frontase on Columbia pike.
mile east of Annandale, Va; s6
building sites; 2 houses on prop
S1TlEs. SUI 5saseRs'ls ov. s44e: GLADSTONE io e,
FAIRFAX Cos and 10 acre tracts,
l mi. from court house; some
wooded; hard roads. $500 and up.
81 ACRES, NEARBY MD.
On Chillum rd., near Sargent, zoned
semidet., water, sewerage. level land
Sell entire tract only, $500 acre.
D. MUSH1NSKY. RA. 6912. 10
Potomac Hunt Country
l A. farmettes, fronting on macadam
surface lane in restricted community
near Congressional Country Club
from S1,750. Ewes, Mr.. Given, OIL.
7740.
SAMUEL E. BoGLEY, INC, WI. 1890
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. BEAUTIFUL BUILDING SITES
OF nearly l acre each. located on
Jones Mill I'd. on a high elevation
overlooking Rock Greek in Mont
gomery County. All utils., paved
streets and cutters. Priced 16c sa.
#. ROBERT B. HALL CO., WI.
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INVESTORS
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

IF YOU WANT TO SELL your 90 to
30 unit. apt. bldg, in good NV.
loc,, I have purchaser with subs.
cash. Call MR.. PALMER, CO. 6436
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7. WESLEY BUCHANAN
RADIO BLDG, IA. 4-1155

BRICK COLONIAL, :
3-bedrm. home, has large liy. rm.
with firepl., full din. rm., side porch,
equip. kit; upstairs are 8 bedrms.,
bath and sundeck; full bsmt. with
"a bath; A-acre lot; attached gar.
MANNAS REALTY CO.
2116 Wilson Blvd, GIL. or OK. 27s4.
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S525 DOWN

Jefferson Manor, brick semi-det,
tastefully decorated, 5 rm.. modern
tile bath, full dry bsmt. with laundry
facilities: hardwood floors, Venetian
blinds, gas auto. heat and hot water :;
de luxe equipped kitchen; GI loan
can be assumed. Terms to RESPONSE
Ole buyer.
AL BAKER & SON, INC.
1t6 South St. Asaph ST., Alexandria,
AL. 6644, or TIE. 7343. Open 80.
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CRESTWOOD

West of 18th st.-Beautiful level lot,
large enough for spacious rambler
or Q houses. OWNER, RE. 1914;
ewes. and Sum-, RA. 1886. 10
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REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH,

BRANCH AVE. S.E.-lh miles from
District line, valuable bldg. site,
industrial zone. 800 IT. frontage;
will exchange for apt. bldg. Box
o21 II, Star
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PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL and End commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease.
A. M. ROTH. RE. 1880.