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Evening star., 1951-02-09
Argentine News Strike
Threatens La Nacion
BY the Associated Press

BUENOS AIRES, Feb. 9.-The
pro-government news venders
union, whose boycott has pre-.
vented publication of the indie
pendent newspaper La Prensa
threatened the other big Buenos
Aires independent newspaper La
Nacion, with the same treatment
today.
La Nacion is the only newspaper
here which has sided with La
Prensa in the Is days Of conflict
The union indicated it was an
noyed because La Nacion pub
lished editorials from newspapers
abroad defending La Prensa and
blaming its present plight on the
government of President Juan D
Peron.
A union statement warned La
Nacion that if it wants to appear
as new martyr, we (the venders)
will be glad to give it what il
wants"
Up to now La Prensa is the
only newspaper to be boycottec
by the union. This boycott started
when La Prensa rejected the ven-
ders' demands for 20 per cent o1
the newspapers classified adver.
Evening star., 1951-02-09
Husbands to Learn
why Wives Must
Skin1p on Meals
BY the Associated Press

PHILADELPHIA. Feb. "a lot
of housewives got fed up with
their husbands complaints thai
meals are becoming skimpier vel
cost as much as ever.
So they resolved upon q bold
course yesterday, demanding the
men do the family food shopping
for this week end or go hungry.
THAT will show them how little
you can do with a dollar these
days." they said.
The husbands cans get out of it
either. For the protesting wives
several thousand Of them-are
members of the auxiliary Of Local
234, CIO-Transport Workers I'm
ion, which takes in employees Of
the Philadelphia Transportation
Co. And copies of their resolu-
ton. quite official-Were handed
to Andrew Kaelin, union presi-
dent. who told shop stewards ir
carbarns and garages that iii
looks like the boys have got a date
with the market basket"
Evening star., 1951-02-09

crmb cup srainer wide spaced flutes the drain board
The de luxe models have trigger operated rinse spray
All the cabinets have freeandeasy swinging doors with
caches large underneath storage compartments and
drawers.
Goldenbegs Appliances
Evening star., 1951-02-09
Penny Pays Tax in Full

CHICAGO. Feb. 9 ga wom-
an mailed her income tax pay
ment of cent to the Collector
OF Internal Revenue yesterday
The penny was fastened to her
tax return with plastic tape. Col
lector John T. Jarecki said the
woman, a machine operator, ex-
planned her employer had with
held $399.99 of her wages for tax
payments. But her tax bill was
$400.
Evening star., 1951-02-09
Bride S Suit Contests
Exclusion Of Husband
Under Security Act

A possible spur for Government
authorities to clarity the Internal
Security Act was seen today in
the move of an American
wife to bring her alien husband
into the United States.
Mrs. Lucia C.. di Paolo, q 20
year-old Newark IN. J.) telephone
operator. filed suit on behalf of
herself and Donate di Paolo, 81,
a student in Naples.
1t was the first court test here
challenging Section 20 of the
security act. The section, dealing
with admissibility of aliens who
have been members of foreign
totalitarian organizations, has
been interpreted in two different
ways by three different Govern
ment branches.
Different Viewpoints.
Attorney General McGrath has
adopted an exclusion policy based
on the view that the section flat
ly declares" all aliens, once mem
bers of totalitarian outfits, must
be barred from permanent entry
to this country.
The State Department, however,
reads the act as meaning that
non-Communist aliens who held
totalitarian memberships involun-
tarily, especially when they were
children under IA. may not be re-
fused admittance to this country
on that ground alone.
A bill recently was introduced in
Congress in an effort to spell out
the law in a manner substantially
similar to the State Department
view.
The di Paolos were married in
Italy last April. They met about
six months before. when Ameri-
can-born Mrs. di Paolo was visit
ing there. The marriage took place
on her second visit, but she had
to return to the United States two
months later.
In Fascist Youth Group.
When she took steps to have her
husband admitted to this coun-
try on a permanent basis, Mrs.
Di Paolo found she was barred
by the attorney generals interpre-
tation of section %. Mr.. Di Paolo,
1t seems. had belonged to Fascist
youth movement. known as the
Balilla. from the time he was
until he was 13.
Attorney Jack Wasserman con-
tended in the suit that Mr.. Di
Paolo's membership was purely
involuntary" Citing the State
Department Interpretation of the
governing section, as well as SINH
lar views by two congressional
sponsors of the security sact, Mr..
Wasserman branded Mr.. Nc
Grath's Interpretation as "arbi-
trary and unfair"
The suit asks District Court to
rule specifically that "involun-
tary" membership by a person
under IA does not bar him-from
entering this country under the
security act. It also seeks to en-
join the attorney general from
adhering to his present policy.
Evening star., 1951-02-09
THE EVENING STAR, Washington D. c. *s
FEBRUARY

tising revenue. plus complete con-
troll of the papers distribution
throughout the country.
These demands have not been
made upon any other newspaper,
although there have been reports
that La Nacion would be confront
ed by the demands next.
Evening star., 1951-02-09
= Fire j

Continued From First Page.)
mander Of the East Lansing
State police district. was stricken
with monoxide poisoning. Lans-
ing Fire Chief Hugh Fisher
suffered a heart attack.
State Highway Commissioner
Charles M. Ziegler said a hall
million dollars in department
records were lost. AS a result
he said, many highway construc-
ton projects planned for next
spring will be delayed.
The fire burned out the two
upper floors of the building and
apparently destroyed all field
notes, survey records and plans
for many road jobs.
The State Agriculture Depart
ment virtually was wiped out and
Evening star., 1951-02-09
a Billion Coffee Trees

In Latin America there are al
most 4 billion coffee trees, most of
which stem from single plant
smuggled across the Atlantic to
Martinique in 1923 by a French
naval officer.
Evening star., 1951-02-09
WiIdIife Protected

All wildlife is protected in the
Great Smoky Mountains national
park, where are found SO fur bear
ing species, 200 birds. "a reptiles,
36 amphibians, and so varieties of
fish.
Evening star., 1951-02-09
Norway Sofety Steps

TRONHEIM, Norway.-Norway
is taking steps to reduce indus
trial accidents 1t is wedding out
accident-prone workers and re-
training them in municipal CEN
| terS.
Evening star., 1951-02-09
Do You Want
to Look Gray?

Of course you don't, when a youthful aps
Ipearance means so much. And no ons
need look gray. A few drops Of Kolor-Bak
combed through your hair each day and
grayness gradually disappears. To main-
tain effect, continue using Kolor- -Bak when
necessary. Costs only few cents week.
Money back guarantee. Get an economic
cal bottle TODAY
Evening star., 1951-02-09
Greet Smoky's Tree Types

About $50 different species of
trees grow In Great Smoky noun
tainS national park, as contrasted
with about IS varieties in all of
Europe. u 3.
Evening star., 1951-02-09

erousn wasIDepartmen Historical Commits
suffered by the State
Compensation Commission, of Claims
Evening star., 1951-01-07

MEDICAL CENTER
! 100 block Eye st. n.w.-3. 600 50
= on floors. Modern building.
a2b Eye St, n,w-lSt floor loca-
ton; ideal for dentist.
K ST. AT CONN AVE
ohceS. single or in suite. by the
month: reasonable.
RIDDFLL REALTY CO. DI. 1900
Evening star., 1951-01-07
FARMS lcont.)
SMALL FARM WANTED

SMALL FARM WANTED-5 to 10
acres. good condition. three-bed-
room house; near bus or train trans
portation to Washington. nearby
Virginia CT, Maryland. Substantial
sox sasn aanuI ayaiiaete stsr 1or right place.
IL ACRES of good tillable land. g.
room dwelling with electricity; we'll
several outbuildings; located on sand
and gravel road: immediate posses
sion. Price $1,000. with $500 down
and $50 per month. l, B. BROOKS,
easy parking, telephone,
IDEAL manufacturers agent or pro-
fesSional Very reasonable. MA.
1854, AP. 1890. .
100 ACRES NEAR DAMASCUS-Im-
proved and with 7-rm. house. no
bath, no heat, electricity only i'm
provement; large bank barn. double
farm is well fenced and all BUILDINGS
in excel. cond,; 100000 Call Jerry
Williams. Damascus 6221. or FRED
b. CUSHMAN, Realtor. $40 Fred
= eriGk aye; Gaithersburg 299.
DAIRY FARM in Montgomery County,
approx. l73, acres. mostly bluegrass;
well watered; on county road "6 mi.
modern. tenant houses; 6O-cow dairy
barn; dry barn and all outbldgS. in
excel. cond. Call farm representa-
tlve, Mr.. Thompson, EN-. zoos. or
EARL T. WRIGHT, WI. 5000.
surface highway, mostly 'At cleared; aar
over 400 IT. frontage; chicken
house; barn and other buildings;
small dwelling; $40, 500: Substantial
cash required. DEWEY M. FREE
Man 3@l4 Branch ave. s.e. HI.
FOR REN-3Oo-acre stock farm; 8
stream in every field; large house;
. tenant houses II mi. to BALTIC.
Ph. Ellicott City 72S.
81 |,OoO-l25 acres rich soil. 35 miles
north d. c.; near railroad station:
T,rm. house; electricity; bank barn;
all necessary outbuildings; bar
ganG; gain; MR.; MATHEWS. ewes. UN.
9S0s. =; LETTON MARTIN, Warner
EASTERN SHORE-A super special
IN this chicken farm with 5 acres
containing a, 8 rm. . story home
ami, includes all eiec. kit, "a
paths. Contains facilities for l2. 900
ecnlIfiKenf. caIi Mrs Must tns sell asking $4,000,
=, REAL ESTATE, SH. S594.
ROUTE 20 HOWARD COUNTY, IA
miles from White Oak and NAVAL,
ORD. LAB "A acres; all in pasture
and completely fenced; handles 20
mead OF cattle; excellent stream:
large concrete block stock shelter
and chicken house. both with elec.
ana water. House is completely mod
ern and beautifully decorated, with
oil heat brick firepl.. hardwood firs.,
hedrms., 2 tiled baths, elec. kit.
with Geneva cabinets, stove and
refgr, incl, pine-paneled den. large
closets, rock wool insulation, fun
bsmt with laundry tubs: double gar.
This Is one Of the finest and most
today and priced right at S37 500 or
5 to 10 acres for only S32, 500.
Terms arranged To inspect, ask
operator for Clarksville 6lS-J-2,
PORTER REALTY
CLARKSVILLE, MD.
Evening star., 1951-01-07
GOOD S-RooM STONE HOME Of

GOOD S-RooM STONE HOME, on
small acreage. main highway, bus,
lovely mtn. view, fully modern; SEQ
600; conv. to D. c.
Stone bung allow, modern. 6 rooms. in
town, good lot, ,earage; S16,s50 ,
Two farms, over 100 acres with good
dairy farms to offer you: 14o acres,
good bldgs,. on highway; SI6,500.
Phone 2lS2 G. B. Wolford. STRoUT
REALTY. Hamilton, Va.
$50 ACRES. l4-ROOM STONE RESI-
dence. 3 baths, oil heat, in excellent
c9,ndition; msnaser house OF $ rms.
with bath and elee.. S5-cow dairy
barn, 3 sets of farm bldgs.. an
estimated S42 900 worth of feed and
machinery: Priced at ,S205 900,
Dairy COWS can be bought at ap;;
Stock on farm at present time. i11s0 u
4S;I acres practically all tillable, i'm
proved by 12-room stone residence,
"l2 baths. oil heat, 4 tenant houses
with cleo, s2-cow dairy barn, all
other necessary bldgs. A real farm.
Sl25. 600 Cows and equipment
3O2 acres, S-room house, cleo. and
bath, Groom tenant house with
cleo, 2 sets of farm bldgs. every
thing in excellent cond., in good
luldltN. rIlC6 IlCluutS IeeQ ana
al machinery. A real bargain at
29s acres, practically all tillable; s.
room all-modern home, complete
elec. kit; 4-room guest house, good
harn 5auIt an, and q other ero outbldss' in excel.
All of the above have excellent water
facilities and are for immediate
possession.
"a acres, 7-room -and-frame house
with elec. and water in kit, located
on hiehway: $1,000.
/ acres. 6-room house with cleo. and
water on back porch with good out
bldgS, located on good roads;
c. G, ELsEA g. SON. Realtors.
Bluemont. Va. Phone Bluemont 2421.
500-ACRE STOCK FARM, S-ROOM
house, slate roof, general farm
bldgs., 30 acres alfalfa, $50 acres
bluegrass, so acres timber. balance
in crop rotation. Fronting on 3
roads. / mile north of River rd, :!
miles south of Poolesville. Price,
Sll0 an acre.
3so-acre dairy farm s-room stone
kit. 3 tenent houses. 60-cow dairy
barn, 45x9O bSmt. barn, so acres
permanent pasture, so acres timber
balance crop; 25 miles D. C. Price,
700-acre stock farm. 14-room brick
house, 2 tenant houses, good set OF
farm bldss. $50 acres of timber
balance crop. = streams, Price.
$4,000. Call Charles H. Jamison
Poolesville 2612. with SAMUEL E.
BOGLEY. INC.
Evening star., 1951-01-07
OFFICES & STUDIOS FOR RENT
FURNIsHED ONE -RbOM OFFICE f

FURNISHED ONE-ROOM OFFICE for
rent; excellent downtown location;
good furniture: $50 mo. To inspect,
wis. AVE.-Davenport ST.. ? rms.
facing Wis. ave-; carpeted floors,
Venetian blinds; $50 mo. WO. 6034
1909 EYE ST. N.W.-Near Medical
Center; 2nd and Bird floors; rent
very reasonable; inquire at prem
iSes
OFFICE ROOM, 2 desks. use of large
reception room in real estate office
downtown office building Ideal for
insurance or most any kind of busi-
ness except real estate and attor-
ney. Only S95 month. Call c. j.
YOUNG. ST. 1900.
HYATTSVILLE, MD. - Arm. suite
consisting of approx. 642 50. it.
Newly, decorated, conditioned
BERNSTEIN g. CO., Realtors. 1415
K st. NV. ME. $500.
10th & X SITS. N.W.-Suite of either
2 or 4 rooms with plate glass front
windows; pvt lavatory; reas. rent;
immed. occupancy; all services in
cluded In rent Apply LEO M
Z st, NV. ME. 54o0.
Evening star., 1951-01-07
Modern 200 Acres

Dairy anu 1UUdCCU dIII
Main dwelling contains rooms. .
tile baths, oil h.-wh.: all modern
managers house, rooms. bath.
oil heat; Groom tenant house with
dairy barn, heifer barn. con-
crete staye SlioS. machine shed.
chicken house. barn for 100000
hills Of tobacco, > corn cribs and
other buildings; all buildings built
or rebuilt since la43.
Farm faces new Washing -Annapo-
lis expreSsway and Route 424. only
20 miles from Washin ton, 10 miles
from Anna polls ) miles from Ball
ttmore; ideal for kolf course or
future Development; price ST5 900.
which Will not replace huildinsS;
y cash. balance easy; owner re-
+irirs NV rp Y CO.
Evening star., 1951-01-07
FARMS
A REAL CATTLE FARM

A REAL CATTLE FARM
946 acres. most fertile soil in county,
river bottom land included; ) ten
ant houses. 3 barns, electricity: will
129-acre mountain home. broom
house now tenanted; on edge OF
Shenandoah Park; 5000.
other mountain homes joining park.
Homes in. villages for retirement.
w. A. MILLER, BROKER
Phone 216l. Washington, Va.
2lz-ACRE CHICKEN FARM, Improved
with an ,s-rm. frame house. covered
with white asbestos shingles; COM
plete bath; modern kitchen: GE
stove, refgr. and sink; full bsmt,;
heater and Bendix washer, / chick
brooder Eo'iSc houses. I5x15; 2ecar ga
rage, smokehouse and hog house;
80 good bearing apple trees; COM
pleteIy fenced; hard-road frontase;
1000 1T. from r.r. depot, 3 commut-
ing trains. Just the spot for FAM
lily man working in the city to have
his own pork, poultry. eggs, milk
and butter without ration stamps.
churches and Stores; 25 mi, D. c.
PRICE, $4,000; $1,000 cash. balance
130-acre stock farm, near Poolesville.
7-rm: Colonial house, electricity and
running water; 30x70 barn; hog
house; 2 streams: so acres OF tim
ber. balance under cultivation; a
mile hard-road frontage; 80 min.
D. c.; price. S23 900.
consisting of lge. 9-rm. American
Colonial house. having hatn oil h
VIII; immaculate throughout; new
garage and guesthouse now renting
for $50 mo-; 40x70 ,bsmt; barn in
bldgs.: entire A acres covered with
finest of permanent pasture; much
hard-road frontage; 20 miles D. c.;
in one Of the truly fine neighbor-
hoods. Just the spot for discrim-
mating purchasers Shown by appt.
only. Price, 100000; terms. Call
Charles H. Jamison,, Poolesville
2sl2. with SAMUEL E. BOGLEY.
Evening star., 1951-01-07
DESK SPACE

LAWYERS OFFICE. near Treasury
Bldg, for young lawyer or insur-
snce man. We may have work to
apply on rent. MA. 6225. IS
REAL ESTATE BROKER wants desk
space or private Office in suite.
ST. 3466.
DESK. in downtown office. SIS per
week: mail. message service. D. C.
bus. address. Elk. 97SS. 1919 F.
No. 505.
Evening star., 1951-01-07
GRAZING FARMS

DE. 0730. Realtors. Ewes. and Week
epds EN- IO-Q
Evening star., 1951-01-07

SPRING-Several . and g.
rim. offices, suitable for doctors or
dentists. Apply THOMPSON &
GRAY. Realtors, 9O4 Ellsworth dr.,
Evening star., 1951-01-07
WARRENTON, VA.
Small Estate
II Realltiful Acres

Built Of feldstone with a slate roof
and shingled ewes, this extremely
charming home contains a hall 4
#. So, Size stairway, living room
30XIsl2 IT. and dining room 24x23.
with hreplaces. large buffers pantry
and kitchen; den, powder room and
storage room on 1st floor. On the
2nd floor there are large master
bedrooms, . with fireplaces, baths
and sun deck, stairs from the
kitchen lead TO . maids rooms and
bath also on this floor: A storage
attic extends over the entire. house.
The basement contains a, laundry
room, automatic. electric hot-water
heater and gas furnace. The auto
matte well is So ft. deep. 2 porches.
one across the front of the house
and one on the side afford q
heavenly view of this extremely
lovely country side. This is indeed
a rare opportunity to ACQUIRE a
gracious home in an exclusive COM
munity. for the astonishinsly low
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.
SIMMONS PROPERTIES
DE 073n. Realtors. Ewes, and Week.
Evening star., 1951-01-07
STROUT'S
F arm CatalOy--Free

With 3.O29 bargains: 81 States, So, 900
to $500. 900; Farms, Village Homes,
Auto Cts. Trailer Parks, Resorts,
Rental Apis, Hotels Stores. etc. etc.
Pictures galore; Livestock equip
ment. furnishings often included;
latest reduced prices, many E-z
terms. Buy now and save. Our 51st
year. Nations leader. over 100000
satisfied purchasers. Tell US what
you want Where? Price? Terms?
Save through STROUT REALTY.
Jim Woodward Bldg, Washington.
Evening star., 1951-01-07
WANTED SMALL ACREAGE suitable

week end and summer use; high,
some woods. with stream, electricity.
Prefer No. Virginia or Maryland
Box 1913. Cabin John, Md. WI. 6233.
Evening star., 1951-01-07
OFFICES & STUDIOS WANTED

CORPORATION desires permanent
Office space; privately CT will share
office. ST 03S6 or ia. 5-64l l6.
CORPORATION DESIRES perma-
nently in WASHINGTON single office
space IN presently occupied suite;
share sterographic expense. Write
Box 4S3-H. Star. 10
Evening star., 1951-01-07
COLORED
INCOME
SHOPPING CENTER

53rd and E. CAPITOL ST.
On Main Auto Artery
You will slow down to a stop as
you drive by this shopping center
situated in picturesque reigh-
borhood; plot includes drug store,
barber shop. Offices grocery store.
vacant store, dry cleaning plant,
25xI5o IT.; all bldgs, are n odern;
a real spot for a profitable business;
priced at S235. 900; terms arranged.
For furtner details of rentals. etc,
call LU, 4-3342 or Ma. 9797; ewes,
LII. 4-4625.
Capital View Realty Co.
REALTORS. 4700 CENTRAL AVE
NE.
Evening star., 1951-01-07
SALE OR TRADE

DOWNTOWN
93a-931 1913 10th st. n.W.-StoreS
and 4 apis, GROSS income over
$1,000 annually; will trade for
farm, vacant ground, residence.
business or boat. Full commission to
brokers. BOB HOLLANDER, owner,
MA O~dD
Evening star., 1951-01-07

I45 KENNEDY ST N.W.-Air-condi-
toned office in modern office bldg.
containing 400 So it. suitable for ar
chitect, contractor or professional
use; no parking problems; avail. I'M
mediately. Call Mr. Holland.
H. G. SMITHY co.
Sll 18th St. NV. ST. aanO
Evening star., 1951-01-07
n r BRICK APT. BLDG.

This inviting property has 2-bed-
rm. and . -bedrm. apts.; excel
lent condition; rated 1000 by hre
dept. Apt arranged for, purchaser
low down payment, WIN. H. SAUN-
DERS CO., DI. 1918.
Evening star., 1951-01-07
Open Sun, Pho
THREE CHOICE
Leesburg
LAND VALUES

25-ACRE HoMEsITE. Just a
mile from Leesburg. High ell
ovation. Magnificent view of
the town and surrounding
country. $1,000. on terms OF
So 500 cash. S47.1S per mo.
90 ACRES OF RICH FARM
LAND, OH the edge of Lees
burg, surrounded by county
road. A perfect home or farm
site. for only $500 per acre,
on terms.
57-ACRE FARM. Q miles
southwest Of Leesburg, Just
behind Loudoun Orchards; on
an excel, road. High sweeping
view of the Appalachian range
and valley. Old-faShion farm
house, stone bank barn. stone
spring house and other out
bldgs. Strong grazing land.
we'll fenced SI2.750, with
excel. financing. Call DICK
STANTON with
j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
Radio Bldg. Arl. OW. 3007.
Evening star., 1951-01-07
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

rent space for about IL cars with
adjoining Office. in downtown area.
Evening star., 1951-01-07
STORES FOR RENT Cont J

9O4 H ST. N.E.-store, approx. 12,
80. additional rm. in rear. full
basement: 3 1ge. rms. and bath or
End f.; in whole or in part; immed
occupancy. Apply LEO M. BERN
STEIN & CO. Realtors, 1415 K st.
NV, ME. 540O.
LEE HWY.--Store avail. in lge. shop-
ping center; approx. 40xSO; in
whole or in part; immed. occu-
pancy: reas. rent. Apply LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN & CO., Realtors. l415
K st. NV. ME. $500
1929 18th ST: N.W,-2ox4o; ideal
for most any business or Office.
LOUIS Ridden, EX 5T01.
LARGE STORE, 21xS0. on Good
HOPE rd. mr. Nichols ave, Ideal
LOUIS RUDDEN. FIX. 5707.
1928 BENNING RID. NE.-Large
store, vacant. situated on street
level nf 4O-nnit apt. bldg ideal
for valet shop. beauty parlor or
shoe repair: reas. rental: Call
FEDERAL RENTAL CO, 915 New
York ave, nv. NA;; ,-74l6. -12
. large show windows, approx.
17x62.: immed. occupancy; heat IN
cluded. Apply LEO M BERNSTEIN
y CO. Realtors. 14l5 x st. NV,
Evening star., 1951-01-07
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

located near 9th and NJ SITS. NV,
contains | 30 So. # on two floors.
Can be purchased on small cash pay
ment and reasonable terms FLOYD
E. DAVIS CO, 1929 K st. NV. Ma.
End COMMERCIAL corner prop, BOX
90, has @-story bldg. suit. for con-
tractor; low price, CITY REALTY,
RE. o. 03. 81. 0l27.
OFFICE BLDG. 2-Story, x St near
Statler Hotel suit. for insurance co;
low price OF Sl1S 0o0 on terms;
present income. SI6.non VI. CITY
LARGE 3-SToRY and cast meAt
brick building, located near Conn,
and Florida aveS, Extremely suit
able, for a trade organization or
u, With WEAVER RRos.. inc. 81.
$500; ewes. OR. S496.
ARL.. $500 SO. FIT. zoned C-l;
479-ft; frontage on Lee hgwy,
sad3 WToP-TV tower. improved
sive. FRED j. GEORGE, Lee hgwy.,
at Glebe I'd, GL. 6771, OK. al4l.
FREDERICK COUNTY, MD.-Village
grocery business; the sales price in
cludes the stock. fixtures and real
estate. The building is a 22x42 two
story and basement place, has a A
room apartment on the second floor.
Total price, $3.50 A residence can
be purchased IN adition; this is an
S-room: bath. oil burner INV h.
frame house in good condition, for
THEODORE F MENK, 927 18th st
CHURCH PROPERTY - Marshall
Heights, church foundation and
walls to lst floor on . large lots.
$50 So 800, a ,n; challenes len 70 any con, con
fTTesaatisoHnl.o sHlo Ideal Tor mission church,
CHURCH OR ORGAN, 4704 18Th st.
NV; with or without parsonage;
rear on ave. Inspect. GE. l17l.
FAIRFAX COUNTY, VA, at AMMAN
dale, Just 10 miles from Washing
tion Of several roads: busy shopping
area: 10000 so. ft. or smaller por
tions: frontage on Columbia pike:
SOC per 50. IT. R. W. MULLEN,
903-9O5 end ST. NE brick bldgs.
sonably. C. H, PARKER CO. MA.
50xI0O FIT. on Wis. ave, near Sears
Roebuck, with building; S3l 500.
Call RIGGS & CO. EN-. 2345. II
LlO TI1Ntls vi % J - .
TOURIST CAMP-Clesrs ST, 500 mo-;
on Route gil, nr. Fairfax; acres
cottages, cabins, trailerS, reStau-
rants; 6-rm. dwelling; all priced
for immediate sale; very reasonable
terms MISS KING KE 3-5I64
1st COMMERCIAL. 10000 50. IT.,
near huge apt developments. 9Th
and Chesapeake Sc; outstanding in
vestment, Sl.15 50. It Terms to suit
buver Box 39S-D, Star.
BUILDING SITE. over 60-ft. front
age located near Statler and May
flower Hotels Priced sos 600
tabout S25 per Sc, ft,. Call BRUCE
KESSLER, Realtor Rockville 2S77.
s36 FIT. OF FRONTAGE on down
town corner, nearly 5000 50 TT;
priced at only $50 600 Call BRUCE
KESSLER, Realtor, Rockville 2s17.
K ST, NEAR CONN AVE
20 #. by 100 #, 4-Story building:
vacant; ideal for doctor or allied
business. RIDDELL REALTY CO.,
DI 1900