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Evening star., 1950-04-18
Highway Bridge Dedication
To Be Held al Noon Nav 9

Formal dedication of the new
Highway Bridge has been sched-
uled for noon May 9, it was an
nounced today.
Representative Smith, Democrat
Of Virginia has agreed to serve as
chairman, with the Commissioners
as co-chairmen, according te
Charles Stofberg, special assistant
to Commissioner John Russell
Young.
Mr.. Stofberg, who is in charge
of arrangements, said the South.
west Citizens Association as well
as Virginia citizens would be
asked to participate. He said the
bridge might be open to traffic
before the formal dedication takes
place.
Evening star., 1950-04-18
Envoy to South Koreo
Back for Conference

John Muccio, American Ambas-
sador to South Korea, returned to
Washington yesterday for confer
ences with top officials on the eco
nomic situation there.
Secretary of State Acheson has
warned the Koreans that they
must take effective action against
critical" imitation if American aid
is to continue as planned.
Evening star., 1950-04-18
Greer Named President
OF Church Orchestra

Robert c. Greer. 1885 Ridge
place Sc, was elected president
of the Mount Vernon Place Metho-
dist Church Orchestra. it was an
'nounced today.
Other officers elected were Rob-
ert F. Brown. SECRETARY; Miss Mar
garet Dewitt. libranian; Mrs.
Freddie Harris. recreation chair
man and Comdr. L. Emerson Tull,
publicity chairman.
The orchestra. recently reorgan-
lied under the direction of Glenn
Carow, has 80 players.
Evening star., 1950-04-18
Citizens Group Votes
More Study on Horon Bill

The Interfederation Council Of
Citizens Associations last night
sent back to committee for fur
ther study its report on the Koran
bill which would set up a COM
mission to reimburse States and
local governments in lieu Of taxes
for Federally owned property.
The meeting was held In the
Engineers Club. 1925 z street
NV. and was conducted by C.
Steven Duvall. first vice president.
Evening star., 1950-04-18
Commissioners Urqet
To Review High Fees
For Auto Licenses

The District Commissioners to-
day have before them recon-
mendation calling for a thorough
review of the high fees for motor
vehicle licenses, with a view to-
ward enacting remedial legisla-
ton.
Meeting last night in Municipal
Center, the Commissioners Traf-
f1c Advisory Board voted to sub
NIT the recommendations, drawn
up by the boards committee on
motor vehicle administration at
meeting last Thursday.
The report, read by Col. Alvin
B. Barber, committee chairman.
asked the review of the license
fees, "in comparison with that in
other Jurisdictions, especially in
the Northeastern part of the
United States"
Separate Tax.
1t was strongly recommended
that, as a means of reducing
present high payment" at the
time plates were issued, the per-
sonal property tax on autos be
separated from the registration
and inspection fees. It also was
urged that this tax be included
with the regular personal property
levy collectible at another time of
the year.
! AS alternate suggestions, the
board was asked to consider es-
tabliShment of a system of license
fees based on automobile weight
or the. fiat fee arrangements used
in many states.
In its justification of the recon-
mendations the committe said il
believed the present stimulus to
evasion, due to the high cost OF
obtaining District registration
plates makes this a proper
matter for board consideration. y
Many car-owners register their
autos outside the city, it was said
because of the series of high fees
they must pay here, it was said.
Capital Transit Request.
The report said the committee
received from the Capital Transit
Co., a letter urging that if the fees
for private automobiles are re-
duced, taxes on the transit sys-
tenn also should be cut.
For reasons indicated. the COM
mittee does not believe this ques-
ton to be within its purview," the
report stated.
The feasibility of constructing
an underpass at the intersection
of Fifteenth and H streets NE
and Benning and Bladensburg
roads, was discussed by Traffic Di-
rector George E. Keneipp. He said
late figures show the intersection
again leads all others in the city
as it's has in the last 10 years with
~ accidents IN l949.
II have felt for long time that
ultimately there will have to be
a grade separation at this point,
Mr.. Keneipp said.
Next most dangerous intersec-
tions, he said, are in this order:
Pennsylvania avenue and Fourth
street NV, Fourth street and In
dependence avenue S.W., Seventh
street and Florida avenue NV.
and Eleventh and M streets Sc
i Police Inspector William j. Cum
ningham said that. even though
the % traffic deaths so far this
year represent no change from
the figure at this time in 1949
there was a little encouragement
in the fact that three fewer pedes-
trians have been killed this year
There have been Is such deaths
in 1850.
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chambers that help them avoid
tine bends"
1t is not necessary to get water
out of the cans. The concrete is
poured through a tube, by gravity.
The heavy gravel and cement
Of the concrete mixture merely
go to the bottom. That's all there
Evening star., 1950-04-18

is to it. The fact that the con-
crete loses most of its water con-
tent very slowly under the sur
face is all to the good. 1t tends
to make the concrete monolithic-
give it the quality of being one
stone.
Once the surface is reached j.,
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BY George Kennedy

| Inc magic carpet CHaC WILL
transport the Washingtonian to
surf bathing soon will be a reality.
Construction of the $44 million
Chesapeake Bay Bridge already
has cast a shadow from Sandy
Point to Matapeake that will soon
have substance.
The work, which began in Febru-
airy, has marshaled one of the
biggest fleets of marine construc-
ton equipment ever seen along
the Atlantic Coast.
Those who have crossed on the
Chesapeake ferry recently are well
aware of it. The ferries pass der
rick after derrick, and the thud
of the pile driver is incessant in
the brisk spring air.
While the contractors have been
hampered by high winds during
March and the first part of April.
they are on schedule. Every one
feels the target date for compile
ton, June Is, 1852. will be
achieved.
Tell You How to Do 1t.
Bridge engineers seem to ap-
preciate interest in their work
They will try to explain to the in
quirer how to build a four-mile
structure with a suspension span
and a cantilever truss, although
subordinates are constantly COM
ing to them with minor but more
immediate problems.
Bruce Herman, the resident en-
gineer, invites the visitor into his
shack. It houses the very COM
Portable and well equipped suite
of temporary Offices of j. E. Grei-
ner Co., of Baltimore, consulting
engineers. The firm represents the
State of Maryland in supervising
and inspecting the construction.
He points to a chart, eight feet
long, on the wall.
One of the early jobs, now near
ing completion, he said, is the
construction of platforms on tim
ber piles at intervals all along the
bridges four and a third miles
About 10 feet above the surface
they look like diving platforms at
a bathing beach. But their pur-
pose is more utilitarian. They give
the surveyors firm base to keep
measuring the bridge.
Boat Unsatisfactory.
A boat Is very unsatisfactory
place to sight level. And in a
bridge as long as the Chesapeake
Bridge, the curvature of the earth
must be kept in mind. 1t makes a
difference of about two and one.
half feet, which would be a very
embarrassing bump to level off, if
it occurred where the bridge
builders are to bring their con-
struction together in the middle
Of the bay.
The biggest difficulties of bridg-
ing the Chesapeake, he explains
are mud, wind and tide. The mud
must be removed from the bot
tom to base the concrete piers.
Piers for the Chesapeake Bridge
are called the Potomac type be-
cause the same type was used on
the Potomac River Bridge 60 miles
below Washington from Morgan
town. Md, to Dahlgren, Va.
He points out the window to a
raft floating huge steel cylinders.
Bridgemen call these cylinders
cans" They are more than 20
feet in diameter. Most of the
piers will be round columns of
concrete and the cans will be the
forms under water. They will not
be removed. Eventually they will
rust away, but it won't matter.
The divers are the highest paid
worklnen on the job. They get
$27 for a six-hour day, the New
York rate" for spending possibly
half that time under water. The
time above water isn't exactly
fun. Workmen are setting UP
large tanks for them on shore and
'on boats-the decomposition
Evening star., 1950-04-18
Jewish Center Dance Set

The annual Arlington Jewish
Center dance and bazaar will be
held at 8 pm. Thursday at the
Hotel 2400.
Evening star., 1950-04-18
Squure Dance Saturday

A square dance sponsored by the
Takoma Park Junior High
P.T.A. will be held at $50 pm.
Saturday In the school.
Evening star., 1950-10-05
STORES FOR RENT
SILVER SPRING CORNER. Lge,

SPRING CORNER. Lee. g.
bedrm.. 2-bath house. zoned COM
mereial; long lease; ideal location.
$3.50 mo. 81. 1854. BROKER. 8
$55 MO:-store populated col neigh
sSsnUes sss s kx f00d os5s 9s .vs s44 RA NfeS. Ss
a56 K ST. NV. across from Center
Market for any business use; reas.
AgERBBAACH g. CO.. DI. 1901. Ewes,
STORE Aoi Rs9y 70 BE ERECTED. a1HsSs
place; excel. for valet shop. II in
terested please call LU. 4-3666. --6
ideal location: suit
able for most any kind of business
READY HSa IN 80 OBJ DAYsSN, Ys N, H. ave. ex-
tended at Franklin st. in Hillendale;
suitable for any business; no nearby
eompetition. JACK CooPERsMiTH,
NJ SEi Roekvrl1E, eeTS MD.-sult.ols .s for
NEW SHOPPING CENTER. 33rd and
2ox45 it.. suitable for barber or Of
Lieu iau0f wE4VRR is9Ts Gal Rhn progsF.y Wsns
q instoE . Eldg., DI; $500. %
olo tStu oA. NV between r ana u
---2nd a. space for retail business;
also small 3rd-f. Office. Call MR..
9O4 Ii sT. N.E.-store, app. 12x3o;
add. rm. in rear; full basement: 8
large rms. and bath on 2nd a.; in
whole or In part: immed occupancy.
Apply LEO. M. BERNSTEIN & CO,
q Realtors: 1915 K st. NV, ME. 540O.
tion for grocery. variety. dry clean
er, etc; heat included in rent; i'm
Psaiase seasrSfS SSfsSsupaneyG cG AApply LEO n;
K st. NV, ME $500
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RARE OPPORTUNITY
Modern Coop. duplex. / bedroom,
living room, kitchen and bath: Falls
Church; $3.50 down. S4S.50 mo.
JE. 3-9632. &c
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TO BUY tcen,., BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

wELL-EsTABLIsHED AUTO company
needs bldg. approx. 60x100 for
service work, viii consider contem-
plated construction on long-term
lease; ne. section. Box 452-R. Star
WANTED, ,0O0-sa. 1T. floor space
In bldg, suitable for laboratory
preferably in 1st or End commercial
zone. Call ST. 2262 -h
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HYATTSvILLE. MD.-4-rm. suite.
consisting of approx. 642 So it.;
newly decorated; air conditioned;
immed. occupancy. Apply LEO M.
K st. NV. ME. 5400.
10th AND X SITS N.W.-Suite of
either 2 or 4 rooms, with plate
glass front window; pvt. lavatory;
reas. rent: immed. occupancy: ali
services included in rent. Apply
LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO.. Real
tors. 1415 K st. NV, ME. 54O0.
OFFICES FOR RENT. Eye St. Medical
Bldg: choice. street floor ofice. $50
SO. #: closely accessible to very
large professional group and their
patients. Address Box 177-Z. Star
r. 1. AVE. N.E.-completely furn.;
SS $50 IN month; fso THAcKER REALTY
NEAR .ist AND M ST. NV. entire
2nd A. Offices, air cond; reas. rent.
L1NKINS CO.. DI. S6SS. --5
FOR RENT-Of1ice space. Special 2
rm. and complete bath suites or in
combination. 1st. End and 9TH
floors: mr.. TRANSPORTATION Bldg,
Metropolitan Club and Doctors Hos
gnSIno.s gitSl. Can Mr. T Grey. qIsr NAAI1oNIAIL al
6200. 10
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SEE US FIRST
q acre, rms, frame: $500
acres, B rms, garage. 5-rm. apt. !:
$3.50
! acre. 8 bedrms.. oil heat; Slo,76o.
3-bedrm. brk.. modern; Sl5,S00,
Y acre. 3-bedrm. brk.. Vienna; S1S.-
BARNEY REAL ESTATE
Tyson's Corner. FA. 1901
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Poss. Of / apt Call M. M. NORTH
ERN. Realtor. DI. Ss42 or ST. 1859.
IN THE HEART of Falls Church; g.
800 So. IT.; 100-ft, front on Lee
hwy. Improved with 40x74 brick
sndd,s and supplies, po.s; 81 ASl5,o0o oSs cash win
CTS CTS. A; WAGNER. Days. PA. 1855;
s-RM. FRAME ROUSE. 2 lge. lots.
naa Tsnied income eo hk rms Neer Gr0fs psnn an
and MINI. ave, Sc, Sale BY owner owner,
HEpGf seo AdhAH}Ns4f' s4'1Sa atiSE Put
your idle shrinking dollars into real
estate estate that o, Is increasing daily in
ths yaise sssh down wv, viii buy
DEVELOPMENT in D. C; 6 flreproof
T-shaped bldgs., built only years
apts. with 8 exposures; assume ~
loan for entire balance Of purchase
price; enjoy. 15ss net return on
to to Bea epfSSi ssi-z, star. sears' Please IF Ifply
NV; d. C.-10,525 50. IT. Of ground
with 30 garages; rents $2.016: price,
$1,000; 600 - ,IA;,M A; N. ROTH. RE. 1880.
with fireplace. din. rm. and hall
apts.: tonel 3-rm. apt. and (onej =
rm; apt. with fireplace. Shows ex-
Gslient return on investment; Call
Pi,, I0l5 till 9 pm. VIM. H,
end asaoe4MaSs coMMsSGso'a ca md dNG. 6 60
Brokers Invited. OWNER. Nj 446S
W L LIB UILT BRICK BUILDING
conveniently located near 22nd and
\ SITS; NV. s units of 2 rooms.
heat; Annual rental, S.. .634
FLOYD E. DAVIS CO.. 1929 K st.
STORE AND 4 sHop ABovE-Busy
l4th st; prop, offered for S4s. 900
but worth $4,000 CITY REALTY
CO. Mr. Feldman, RE. 0fO3. RA
STORES and apis. above. In fast
groWins NV. business section;
ground alone Is worth as much as
building would cost to duplicate: 10
more years could be worth double
present asking price. F. l. PAT
ERSON, ST. 4422
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to sell to colored,
in River ter, direct from owner
CHARLES 8. A. LONGUS, 1898
Benning rd. ne, LU. 4-6143. ~
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
CARRIAGE TRADE

This modern brick Colonial home,
located in one Of the finest and most
convenient sections of Alex, was
made for you. Living rm. 12x24,
side screened porch, center hall,
kitchen. 1st-fioor den and tile bath.
Upstairs, 3 twin-size bedrms., center
hall, tile bath, = sun decks and large
storage attic. Full bsmt. with rec
reation room and n bath. Lear
detached garage. Owner leaving for
Florida S275O0.
Arlington Realty Co.
2204 Wilson Blvd. OW, $500. -6
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

1902 L ST. N.W.-2nd floor rear rm.
approx lexis; excellent location for
rent. mined. occupancy. Apply LEO
M. BERNSTEIN q CO., Realtors,
14l5 K st. NV, ME. 5400.
USED CAR LOT. 1243 Mt. Olivet I'd =.
ne. tjust east of Jenner's Market)-
72x95 it,, front entr, driveway. alley
$75 mo; Call E. E. CARNEY & CO.,
MAkKGT HA; G1"I sTALI-o St. Market. 2
adjoining stalls for vegetable stand;
$50 per mo. See Mr.. Glrardi on
gon premises Na 0sss 0s Gall FLOYD e, DAyy1s
COAL YARD. 4s4 G st. s.w.: about
5000 SO, #. THOMAS P. BROWN.
6l5 4th st.; s;M.. MA. 1919. %
so1 good LEGATION; Location; VII sacrifice ofiice
stan. AP. 5164; after pm. WA
BUILDING FOR RENT-10,O00 So. #.
Of space; for national organization
headquarters or foreign government
for chancery use; near Dupont
Circle. For additional informa tion,
MR.. WEIR at DU. 1884 or OIL. 1858.
ABOUT 10000 FIT. of combina ton
office and storage space; part has
floor covering, sound-proof ceiling,
excellent lighting, arranged for Of
flce space, ample toilet facilities for
men,. men and women women for for ., up to 10 100
vator service, heating facilities meet
Govt. specifications for personnel;
located 4th A., I'LL 18th st. NV.
Ask for MR. DILLON DI 1900 Id
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

or modern manufact-
uring plant, masonry construction
on r.r.. approx. $4,000 SO. IT. in
land. we'll located; available 90
days: suitable for automotive, elec-
tronic. plastics or other usage In
formation by personal interview
only Brokers protected. See Mr.
Norris. WEAVER BROS, INC
Washington Bldg. DI. $500. Ewes.
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FARMS tcont.).
Committing Distance

80 acres. % miles of D. c.; enjoy
city comforts in this 3-year-old aii-
well fenced; springs, ample for pooli
school bus at property: S1S,250;
open for offer. Right OF Rt, 211
at arrow. BEULAH GOSS. CHI. 56S2.
Evening star., 1950-10-05
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

N. Y. AVE. AREA-32, 500 50. It. in
dustrial ground, on railroad. So 50.
#. A. NJ. ROTH, RE. 1880, IS
HYATTSVILLE-On U. S. No. /,
$3.50 So. #. ground with new build
ing 32x40. 13 1T. ceiling. heat, wash
room; also S-room house; oil heat;
1880 IS
BETHESDA-Lge. industrial tract,
containing 24,250 So. it., along
B&O Railroad. GEORGETOWN branch,
and 9 blks. off Route 240; S1.75
so. TT; eyes,, OIL. 0670. SAMUEL E.
BOGLEY. INC. WI. 1920. -
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Truckers or Lumbermen
Southwest Washington, near down
200 9se So vsSy f. fc0und oW ID $gSo sns
month, month-to-month basis or
lease Consult Mr.. Hunter, MA.
1900; ewes. GIL, 52s5 BOSS g.
PHELPS, INC, 1417 Z st. NV. -
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STORE VALUES

STORE VALUES
4S11 GEORGIA AVE.
20x72. basement t20x40); gas heat:
Gear garage: plus apt. consisting
OF rooms. kitchen and bath
$500 mo.
13 H ST. NV.
Store. and 2 apis. This store is in
excellent shape. Each apt. consists
OF 2 rms. kit. and bath: SITS mo.
5th AND FLORIDA AVE. MARKET
2nd coml., 2.400 So IT,, all on
End a.; toilets. oil h.-w.h.; S175
month.
r., A. HUMPHREYS
sos N. Capitol. Realtors, Ma. $3.50
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;. MCGEE KING
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

LIsTINGS WANTED-Use an expert
appraisal and service based upon
long years Of experience; we spe-
ansv.; eTsiss; Eye phone OR. selS. {. F.
WE HAVE SH CASH CASH BUYERS for homes.
any location, any cond. Cali for
free appraisal. BROWN REALTY
To ToHFa Sao6 Realtors, ST. 2o2e; ewes.
We HAVE AVE- CASH BUYERS for home,
have you to offer? THos' Il. JAR. JAR.
BELL Co. Realtors (estab. 1916.
@ III 10th st: NV. Ma. O765.
QUICK ACTION WITH SPOT CASH
APPRAISAL. MIR. QUICK RA. ah ss1s:
We HAVE BUYERS for homes and
farms in Prince GEORGES County and
MircTHIL, Mi HE'LL, Ii. 5-ses5' WOOD Z
I WILL PAY you cash today for your
honse tton In In any ny, location: irnmed. ac-
BUYER WITH ALL CASH wants a
$4,000, 3-bedrm. brick rambler or
Colonial In nearby Va. or Md; a
RotR hH i "a ooss su5s6y eo ,6 S' 7saf Mfi
WE HAVE THE BUYERS-We need
the houses to. sell. Let our large
experienced sales force serve you.
Please call Mr.. Holland, ewes. WI.
32"3, with FRANK S. PHILLIPS,
DIRECT FROM OWNER. highest cash
for your property Cal, Mr. KITCH-
EMS; ST. 736s: ewes, Ii. 1906.
Of -FOUR home. business OF invest.
ssi' mfpf oroRsrts H Thss you desire
sos North Capitol MA $3.50. Fres
spnrAisals Pesults since 1919
HOME OWNERS-A ring will bring
us to your door; we can get you
the highest price for your home.
3-BEDRM. BRICK BUNGALOW, d.
rect from owner. up to $1,000
Al, 6gl3 after Il q m a
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ARLINGTON

Early American Rambler
This immaculate 3-bedrm. 2lz-bath
home features an all-electric dream
kit: including dble. oven range,
Laundromat exhaust fan, loft. re-
frigerator and cabinets galore; has
basement. carport. fiagstone patio
and corner lot; one of No. Arling-
tons finest residential sections.
Priced $22. $50. $500 down, Sl0O
per mo. Immediate possession.
TALMAGE WILCHER, INC.
1928 Wilson Blvd, JA. $4,000, %
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LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE

cREsTWooD AREA. Just Of 18th
yenient area with total SOFT.
s405ase 5oo fEs HERsERT nsE RaTyas1s soNg SsT GHlg
OVER HRIiei HaIF ACRE. sS a. LaNaAa ss2ias PARK
water, just OF Defense hwy. won.
deriul value. near schools. trans
piGftdation' si2ed ETC. HsSGsv $500. Terms 4 de-
hishly resid.nsisl a st 8 s7 lets vt Vide es 5;
IsI-ft; deep. Beautifully located.
rs5enss1 ~ sysf Smiley xAf s19 NJ tfs1 gsp.
wooded homesites among beaut.
e 81 1876; VERNON NJ. LYNCH ss
s0ns; sS1Nssa IIineSolnia; Va. AL. beo6.
RAMBLER SIZE. Burnt Mil HiIis-
transportation. city water. Owner
vi yin saseritass Is ss,d for cash, dKAH4T L
S;=E ;:s$ ;$''f;I6 Ss'sS!
CoMMERc1AL-Lot SOFT. frontage
Sonsin avenue. A most desirable
ment. pndn Cali Z. NJ. FRY. NC. vi.
1f!AceREs IN FAIRFAX coUNT1Ho, 1
town; Leesburg turnpike; excellent
,Sston NTH WEAVER Rtav ~ REoso ssSoo INC. Wash
FILLS CHURCH, close bus, shopping.
15Xi2n; sewer. water. gas; 81 .97S.
1SDisE NTsER spRfSG shSas MANcRae1ot EA N1aRse iSo.
ties; priced at $4,000. MODERN
REALTY Co. SH. O627.
NO. CHI. CHI, MD, Of Conn. ave-
61hxls7 it,; S2'e5o. TU. $500;
BRADLEY HILLS-lH acres, paved
street street sewer; 8 cents 50. IT. WO.
LOT. wooded. beau.. loe.. mr.. Be-
sstTssn hePFss 5so 1900 and s. p: H.:
sacRiFIck-s475 Tti f1ei; cash: sox15o. Cs Cor
Inn ner lot hish ground: 8 lge. oak
3Sth AND CARPENTER SITS, Sc.
Enthusiastically lot, 46x145; an.
prox. 50; $50. Braddock Hts, Va,
Lot. 5uxl 70; sewer. water; $4,000.
L T. GRAVATTE. 1878 K st. NV.
ACRES on main highway. acres
sewer and water. eEs acres, ! miles
out. is acres. good road frontage.
SMITH w. ALLNUTT. ST., SH. 1916.
Ashton 3914.
- 3 ROW-HOUSE LOTS IN D. c.
Water. sewer, gas and electricity, for
white. Call CO. $500.
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1904 WISCONSIN AVE.
M Sears Roebuck and next to Peoples
Harsdware; 16-ft frontage. Call R.
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RETIREMENT FARM
81 ACRES-S109 $50

dwelling. in good condition;
large barn, nearly new: several
other outbuildings; land mostly
fertile. tillage. All gentle rolling.
Bordering large stream; near Ma.
nassas, "a miles D. c. Easy terms,
"a ACRES, u. S. HWY.
Ideal spot for tourist court. 2 bed.
room modern bungalow. 16 mi d. G.
A bargain at S15.500. Easy terms.
MILLS REALTY co.
ANNANDALE. VA. FA. o999. .
GRAZING FARM AND ORCHARD
Approx. 800 acres In upper Fau-
auier County, Va, about 80 miles
from Wash. This property is Of
fered as whole or In parcels.
Parcel No. / consists Of approx. 200
acres incl. apple orchard, lge. e.rm.
dwelling with ga baths and IRE.
places. tenant quarters, barn. lge,
grazing area. some woods. Priced
prox. 100 acres Of grazing land and
woods, orchard, 2 houses. Priced
at S7.500. Both parcels are wen
watered; all bldgs. in need Of re.
pairs. Price. for the whole. $40. 900.
"a cash. bal. on cony. terms.
VIM. H. Laughlin, Realtor
Elmwood 1925 or 1922. Mclean. ys.
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housEs-sALE-vA. tcont.)

a JEFFERSON MANOR BARGAIN
$l.499 down. balance like rent, will
put you in this attractive 2-bedrm.
nome, equipped with aluminium
awnings, aluminium screens and
storm windows. Anchor fence and
de luxe refrigerator. Screened front
porch, house afford q lovely view,
GEORGE s. DUFFEY CO., OV. 1854
Io09 Duke ST., Alex $
RUSSELL RID. AREA-Charming @
story brick home on Handicapped lot.
1st d. has liv. rm. with fireplace and
coy side screened porch. large din
has 5 bedrms' and tile bath The ~
basement has o rm. and adjoining
Kitchen, that can be used as an
apartment or recreation area. OIL
h:-w.h. S1S,50o. Attractive financ-
M M GEORGE g; DUFTEY CO.,
Evening star., 1950-10-05
ARLINGTON
A1F Enn

Three-bedrm.. all-brick house in i'm
maculate condition. Large liv. rm.,
11x11 din. rm.; large kitchen. fully
q; full basement; oil heat; shaded
lot; near schools and bus; 40 trust
now on property.
HICKS REALTY co.
37o6 MT. VERNON AVE.
AL. 1900; eyes,, OV. 6677 or TIE. 0933
Evening star., 1950-10-05

NEW BRICK RAMBLER
IN FALLS CHURCH AREA
ON LGE. DESIRABLE LOT,
(HIGH AND Dry COW.
TO SCHOOL AND SHOP
PING CENTER. EXCEL
LENT TRANSP. FACILI-
TIES. LARGE LIV. RIM.
WITH FIREPL., FULL DIN.
RIM, AND KIT. EQUIPPED
WITH STOVE, REFGR., EX-
HAUST FAN AND DISPOS-.
AL. BSMT. AND LARGE
STORAGE SPACE WITH
PULL-DOWN STAIRS. CAN
BE SEEN BY CALLING CHI.
8100 OR OK. 1922.
c. F. WOODROE, INC.
OPEN TIL 8 PM.
Evening star., 1950-10-05
Montg. Co. near Damascus

Montg. Co. near Damascus
Enjoy city comforts. easy committing
to Washington. with extra income
from modern poultry farm. IL acres
on beautiful elevation with view Of
Sugar Loaf Mt; modern home. very
large nv. rm., newest auto. oil-burn-
range, etc.; everything for comfort
able. modern living; earnings
$4,000 from poultry can justify
full-time activity or may be sue.
cessfully operated while holding
other position. All modern auto.
equipment. Easv terms. FRED B,
CUSHMAN, $40 Frederick ave,
Gaithersburg. Md. Phone Gathers
burg 200.