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Evening star., 1951-01-21

L0JIl du1llkeI Sd Vi tllc Olll'Cl oiIy
of Fouad; 30m, green and red
brown, 18th anniversary of the
Royal Egyptian Geographical So
ciety.
The Zenith Stamp Co., 95 Mas
sau street, New York City, has
announced an auction of 1880 lots
of United States and foreign
stamps and covers to be held on
Saturday, February "a. Cata-
logues are ready and may be
obtained on request.
The General Services Admins
tration Stamp Club will meet in
Room 6340, GSA Building, Nine
teenth and E streets NV. tomor-
row evening at $50. Henry A.
Brooks will discuss the Famous
Americans (Heroes of Peace)
series, Myron Hirsch will describe
his method of collecting commem-
oratives and Hazel Greenwood will
conduct an auction of foreign is
sues. Visitors are requested to ask
for Virginia Woodin, president of
the society.
The Capital Precancel Club will
meet at Weeks Stamp Shop. 1929
New York avenue NV, tomorrow
evening at 8. Public. invited.
The Woodbridge Stamp Club will
meet at 2206 Rhode Island avenue
NE. tomorrow evening at 9.
The Washington Philatelic So
ciety will have members of the
Collectors Club of Washington
and the Pentagon Philatelic So
ciety as guests at meeting at
the Arts Club, 2017 I street NV,
Wednesday evening at 8, when
George B. Wrav will exhibit and
describe his blue ribbon collec-
ton of Sanitary Fair covers.
Charles Kohen, veteran Wash
ington stamp and coin dealer,
will move shortly from TIC Sew
enteenth street NV, to 1418 Wis
consin avenue NV, in the heart
of Georgetown. Doing business
under the name of the Hobby
Shop, he formerly was located at
233 Pennsylvania avenue NV.
and Fourteenth and H streets
NV.
Col. Charles S. Hamilton will
exhibit his 10Th century Mexican
stamps before the Collectors Club
of New York on February 7.
Harry L. Lindquist, editor and
publisher of Stamps Magazine and
president of the National Fedora
ton of Stamp Clubs, has been re-
elected president of the New York
Athletic Club.
David A. Jonah. librarian of
the Brown University Library,
Providence, R. l., has announced
that the Columbian Exposition
stamps stolen from the Webster
Knight collection October Is have
been replaced by an insurance
company by which they had been
insured. The cost probably eX
ceeded $4,000.
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TODAY.
VAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA,

NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
Ernest Ansermet,, guest eond9ctor'
|skS-Korsakoff' | "scheherazade.
ELEANOR ERxLEBEN, soprano; LOIS
B. MARI. organiSt: musical vesper
program, Emory Methodist Church.
3 pm.
LAWRENCE RICHARD SEARS. organ
recital, ST. Patrick's Church. : pm.
Bonnars Symphonic dapres Media
Vita"
NORAH DREWETT. pianist; GEZA de
GsIIs9y sdnata of Art Majer" pm ruHae. Tartinis
Major; Bach's. Sonata No: 6, 6
Major; Major; Lsst. Delius, "senats to- No n. g. B."
Op. 49,"
University, Dr. H Augustine Smith.
conductor Foundry Methodist
TOMORROW:
DON COSSACK CHORUS. Serge Jaroff,
conductor; cpnstitution t.n,d Hall l,rasd s;3o
Pm Pschaikdxsky KaStaiskys Lesend Tse cFsss Rsea
msninoff.s 70 Come Let Us Wor-
Prayer;u Bortniansky,s :l1 snoa@ Who & Can an
Of the Tsar" Tshegloft -Kulikovitch
"on the Don Valley Kama Song"
schvedoff; 1.-THE Wedding Song
senry fTsm PiaF;nS apf schVedo
songs by Gretchaninof. Camp
Fireplace," arr: Tshegloff-Kuliko-
JULIETTE ALVIN; cello RECITAL, Phil Phil
land Melody" arr. Bell, Laserna;,,
Cascade ''Tonadilla." The Dove"
Teneh fTe S0mfTys & baehs ebssa~s s0peo Man on
jor - unaccompanied; Beethoven's
Sonata. A Major, Op So;
Vaughan Williams Study in Folk
song. Boulaneer's Piece; c Sharp
VoIkston," % ~ "The Stream AHA
TUESDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME SYMPHoNETTE.
Ersn}klin Etsn}sI zaI P Sharles' ca m conductor
PHILADELPHIA ORCHESTRA. Paul
aFay e0nduetlns G1rstlfutiSh to aaH
"1H aThe ' Magic Flute Beethoven's
Pastoral Symphony: Ravers La
Valse." incidental music from Faure's
..Pelleas ct Melisande.,,, Dukas' The
Sorcerer's Apprentice"
ELAINE STEWART, soprano; ROBERT
Lag beas pie street FoTee EM $50 PrneShg Sihg-
straum"'; La fleur que tu m'avais
jetee:". from Bizet's Carmen; Hely;
soSs oIa You M9tnfr Hone heonea
sch1bert's "ungedald Ave Maria"
from Verdi's "otello'',; MOBILES
Seigneurs.",, from Meyerbeer's Les l. .s
Evening star., 1951-01-21

Korea; 1oow, blue, portrait of
President Syngman Rhee. and
2O0w, dark green, Korean and
United Nations flag map of Korea.
Egypt has brought out three
cultural stamps, listed as follows:
10m, violet and brown. first an
niversary of the Fouad Desert
Institute: 22m. pink and green,
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tomorrow night
at $50.
On Sunday
afternoon, jan
uary %, Lauritz
Melchior, world
famous Wagne-
rian tenor. will
be presented by
Mr.. Hayes in
recital at 4
o'clock in Con-
stitution Hall.
Last year, to
draw attention
to war veterans
grill in hoSpi.
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Ann Crowley
Is Guest Sinqer

The Army Band, Capt. Hugh
Curry, director, continuing its
Freedom Sings" series in the
Departmental Auditorium, will
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Cossuck Chorus,
Luuritz MeIchior
Next Attractions

Serge Jaroff and his Don Cos
sack chorus and dancers will be
the attraction of the Hayes Con-
cert Bureau in Constitution Hall
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Programs of the Week

Cutters Now Sleeps the Crimson
Petal" Bibb's "A Rondel of Spring"
Mrs. Stewart: Duet Scene" from
Bizet's Carmen"
MARINE BAND SYMPHONY ORCHES-
IRA, Mai. William F. Santelmann,
leader; Commerce Department audi
torium, $40 pm. Beethoven's "Eg-
mont overture. Arensky's "Varia-
ticns on a Theme by Tschaikowsky,"
melodies from Herbert's Eileen"
Prokofieff's Peter and the Wolf"
Dale Harpham, narrator; Tschaikow-
Skys "Capriccio Italien"
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THURSDAY.
,DIERS' HOME SYMPHONETTE

SOLDIERS HOME sYMPHoNETTE
Franklin B. Charles, conductor;
Stanley Hall, $50 pm.
ARMY BAND. Capt Hugh Curry, con-
ductor; Ann Crowley. soprano, solo,
pm. Freedom Sings concert Sousa
Hands Across the Sea-" overture to
Mozart's The Marriage Of Figaro"
Amdante from p1ei5 Hansons G3vrs Nordic die
homa fesna S0sps speaks sr9m Mornins" Mopnfn Mss
Crowley; Partichela's '.Jarabe Tapa-
Roya ts Hfsds Hsh Mpse pEee sHaans Hfnafs
Onward. Christian Soldiers" Army
director Mozart's German Dance,
ky f"s nonsns Me 81 Fusae saens 6 TSaosnf MinOf Is
RERYL RUBINSTEIN, piano recital,
Howard University, $50 pm.
FRIDAY.
FRIDAY MORNING MUSIC CLUB.
Alice Imamoto. pianist; Betty Schein.
violinist: MARGARET Wright, violist;
Ellinor Benedict, cellist:. Marguerite
Egeler, soprano; Barker, Hall, YWCA,
K s3 49," for m piano; no1aGas Mozsrts oRsrf bieer
Rachmaninoff, chausson, Wolf, Watt
Menotti
NAVY BAND. CwO Richard E. Town
Auditorium, $50 pm. Bach's "Jesu
"SFa "Rosamunde" an d % overture Gsac Pace, ,
Pace. mio Dio." from Verdi's La
Forza Del Destino." Marion Kiatta.
Moussorssky,s MSi 'g Pictures at an Ex-
hibition," "0uesta o Quella," from
Verdis "Rigoletto," Ben Mitchell
Morris. tenor; allegro and Waltz"
GRULER STRING QUARTET, Library
quartet. Minor, op 20. No. b.;
Bliss Quartet No. q" Mozart's
quartet, d Minor, X. 421."
SATURDAY.
SOLDIERS HOME SYMPHONETTE
Franklin B. Charles. conductor;
Stanley Hall, $50 pm.
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than year she Miss Crowley.
was given a leading part in this
production and in "Carousel, "
which earned her renown. A six
months London engagement was
followed by appearances in other
musical comedies, on radio and
television and with the Army Band
in Washington.
The programs are sponsored by
the band jointly with the Federal
Recreation Committee. Free tickets
may be obtained at the Veterans
Service Center, 1850 Pennsylvania
avenue, daily and half days on
Saturday. This program will be
broadcast by the Continental Net
work station WASH, and is dedi-
Gated to the General Services Ad-
ministration. Jess Larson, admin
istrator of GSA, will be the speaker
of the evening.
Iris Bailey, meZZo-Soprano, will
be presented in recital at the
Washington Arts Club Tuesday
night at 8:15 by the Helen Turley
Studio. Saida Selby is the &C
companist. Mendelssohn's Trio
in D Minor" will be played by
Emmy Lou Lowe, violin: Harriet
Grant, cello, and Doris Harmon,
piano.
Evening star., 1951-01-21
News Of Art and Artists
American u. Show
Honors Sculptors
By Florence S. Berrymon

Watkins Gallery, American Uni
versity, will open this afternoon
its major exhibition of the season.
Original works in sculpture, sculp-
tors drawings and Photographic
panels of related background ma
terial will be on view through
February IL.
The show will then make tour
of galleries and colleges through
out the country for one year, un-
der auspices of the American
Federation of Arts. Entitled
Tradition and Experiment in
Modern Sculpture" it was as
sembled and prepared by the staff
and faculty of American Univer-
sity's art department. It's objective
is an attempt to indicate that
there is a definite direction in con-
temporary sculpture.
The American Federation of
Arts announced that the exhibi-
ton has been completely booked
through February, 1852. 1t will
visit the Universities of Pittsburgh,
Oregon and Washington, the
Grand Rapids Art Gallery, San
Museum of Art, Kansas
City Art Institute, Philbrook Art
Center. Tulsa, Okla; Norton Gal
lery, Palm Beach, Fla. and the
Speed Museum. Louisville, KY.
Recent and living sculptors rep
resented in the show, most of
them with both sculpture and
dra wings, are Jean Arp, Alexander
Calder, William Calfee, Mary
Gallery, John Flanagan, Naum
Gabo, Alberto Giacometti, Peter
Grippe, David Hare. CASTOR La
chaise, Ibram Lassaw. Pietro Laz-
zari, Richard Lippold, Jacques
Seymour Upton, Henry
Moore, Ellie Nadelman, Isamu
Theodore Roszak, David
Smith and William Zorach.
Fro Angelica Of the
Subconscious'
Those interested in dredging up
emotional odds and ends from the
subconscious will probably derive
more enjoyment and interest from
the exhibition of paintings by Joan
Miro at the Institute of Contem-
porary Arts, than will those who
prefer to let the sleeping subcon-
sciousness lie.
Miro, a Catalan, born nearly
60 years ago near Barcelona.
Spain, where he studied art and
held his first exhibition at the age
of 25, subsequently went to Paris,
became closely allied with the sur
realists and now. like his COM
patriot. Picasso, is generally
identified with the Ecole de Paris.
To judge from their writings,
statements and entrepreneurs,
surrealists derive their inspiration
from the subconscious mind. Miro
must prefer 1tS ngnter-WelgnC
manifestations, for his paintings,
despite the large size of some of
them, have frivolous atmosphere.
Persons acquainted with Klee's
work will undoubtedly find a kin
ship. Those not up on Klee will
probably see a resemblance be-
tween Miro's paintings and the
quaint drawings of very young
children.
Miro paints with bright colors.
red, blue, orange, black and white
most frequently. and his two-di-
mensional inventions have a
posterlike f1atness. At least one
they have over semi
abstract distortions is that Miro's
fantastic creations do not suggest
Evening star., 1951-01-21
WEDNESDAY.

NATIONAL SYMPHONY ORCHESTRA.
Ernest Ansermet, guest conductor;
Constitution Hall. $50 pm. Han
deFs Concerto Crosse, No. Il, B
Minor; MoZart's. Symphony No.
Al. Major; Debussy's Prelude a
rapres-midi d'un Faune," Roussers
''Festin d. 'Araignee." Berlioz Ben
yenuto Cellini" overture
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pr e S e mt Ann
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CULLEN'S 1'ssp4T 1nsss;7 ,s s'eMs e'1r
4O5 Tenth st. NV ME. SS17
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The Capital Precancel Club will
meet at Weeks Stamp Shop, 1929
New York avenue NV, tomorrow
evening at 8. Public. invited.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE

WILL EXCHANGE complete Arm.
apt, all new furniture and new
rstsd rsffidger2toE; 9tpry,,s rental very low; To-
as sssd isfs n Nd Of on la9a Ktes auss o WasS h.
not t exceeding $7,6oo.H 6o5H Box Sf'ffssI. f4seG.
RETiRrNG IN MAINE. Charming
River in Bath. Five fireplaces, dou-
ole Lying rooms, spacious dining
room, large. modernized kitchen with
Dutch oven, a bedrooms. modern
path; hot-air heat; newly and beau
tifully decorated; property bordered
Sssd 'a'fs e sen AIMS At sioS0o Ssr cs csfFsSS 1S
FoR RENT. Miami. Fla.-compplete
2-bedrm. bungalow: also servants
quarters; private, cheerful, cony.;
eExchanging for rent in Alexandria.
s f. .soe@Fine eog; 4-bedrm. home -' on
66esTtifnlly 6snTaf,n landscapes. ground
lower center halls. ii huge uSRik attic, gas gas
furnace, slate roof; low taxes and
place for, retirement or excel. for
etsoevtea tss family Eb waskins YAK g. distance ta 70
FURN. APT. for rent in Bradenton.
Fla. Avail. tmmed. OR. 1850. Il /
FOR RENT, reasonable, brand-new
furn;, stone house. conveniently To-
cated in North Carolina foothills
OF Smoky Mts. All modern con-
veniences. Ideal for retired couple,
For information phone LU. 4-0326.
l46 ACRES. S-room house. electric
lty, running water. farm buildings;
II acres, good 7-room house. elec-
tricity: $4,000.
Attractive Groom BUNGALOW. in vii
lage. with 8 acres; $500.
BROWNING REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
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70O-Acre Va. Dairy Farm
Complete with Stock and
Er,viv1yoo a1at

S165, 900; 62 Holstein Guernsey milk
ers, 10 calves. 35 fall CALVES. COM
ing, 2 bulls. l cinder block 4S-
year old: ] Silo. / 60x90 frame
barn. machinery sheds. chicken
houses, 2 tenant houses with baths.
main house with 10 rooms, 3 baths;
automatic central h.-w:h.; fine re-
pair; 500 acres cultivation; grazing.
woods; excellent motor equipped ma
chinery. all late models. including 3
tractors combine, baler, wagons,
electric feed mixer. plows and other
necessary equipments. on Route 30
about 40 miles from WASHINGTON.
or CHI. 4487.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
REAL EsTArE wANTED

SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
Dy the Public Buildings Service, Gen.
eTal Services Administration, in room
1902. General Services Regional
Washington. D. c. until 500 90 o'ciowciE; ai;wiE;
pm, Eastern Daylight Savings Time,
September II, 1851, and then pub
licly opened. to lease to the United
States Government approximately
10000 square feet of offce space in
Washington, D. Ssisr e. Proposal osififs forms q.
may be obtained In room 1902 in the
above named building. l.. A. ZIER-
N1CK1, Chief, Real Property AcQui-
sttion and Utilization Division.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received
General Services Administration, in
ministration Regional once Build
ing, 7th and d streets, s.w., Wash
ington. d. c.. until o'clock pm,
Daylight Saving Time, September
to lease to the United States Gov
ernment approximately 1000. 900
square feet of space in four build
ings OF approximately equal size,
with option, on the part Of the Gov
ernment, to REQUIRE either one or
two 30 sdditiopal se9 AL buildings In Of approx
ton, and shall be located within or
constructed approximately Is miles
in any direction from the Zero
milestone. Washington, D. e. Chow
Gated within the boundary lines Of
the District Of Columbia). Proposal
forms may be obtained in Room
TIA in the above-named building.
WILLIAM A. MILLER, Regional d.
Administration.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
LOTS 8 ACREAGE. foR SALE

TWO WOODED LOTS, sewer and wa
ter avail; nr Ga. ave. SH. 1889.
IS
ONE LOT or acres-Have desirable
undeveloped properties in Arl. and
Fairfax counties from l lot to 5000
G. LOUIS cAPUTI, Realtor, phone
1z-AAcRREE tors, Fairfax sta. Ia Fair
fax Co., on main road; convenient
terms terms. LYON. INC. any time, oW
FORTY LOTS. ali utilities. 6o-ft.
]. PRESTON SH. 9l93. 10
TWO LOTS, on Burdette I'd. from
Burning Tree Club to Arrowood rd.
EaiI Eash oR ever s,1a an acre. BY owner. owner
FAfRLANDi, MD.-ss A. 2 mi. S. s.,
Route 1876. Old house. Look for
signs L. w. GROoMES 1880 Eye st.
WATERFRONT LOT. Mt. Vernon ter.
Wssb Wy4sxb4a9 sa5s S. tb 20 Il min 6 d65ivs fFSR
$500 BLk. OF you ST. s.E.-Ideal
location, " mile from d. C. line,
60x100; all utils, in; $1,000 up
You cannot go wrong on this lot
BUsADsA,o 4415 Southern ave. Sc,
VEST WI; s-sHHSi asHYHxSTiTsvrLLE-1 choice lot
$1,S50 cash. w. w. LEWIS, Realtor
SH. 0440; ewes, GE. 6476. %
DESIRABLE HOMESITE, acreage and
building lots on Old BladensbIrg rd
1nl 1nd svsaoo,L vls; LAUREL REALTY &c 60.
cOIoRED oIoTs-Attention builders
About $4,000 50. #. at 18th arlc
Gainesville st. Sc; zoned for apis
viii sell reasonable. Call BUSADA
4415 Southern ave. s.e., 10. 9-S500
Mr.. POoLEsvILLE - Excel. rd.; s
acres or 30 acres; wonderful shade
FALLS ali. CHURCH, u acre, wooded
rambler lot; utils.; direct from
OWNER, GIL. 4400, Ext. 936, after
NEAR r. ARMY MAP SERVICE in Glen
Echo Heights; level wooded lot, S0X
$50: $1,000; cleo, water. and sewer.
MRS. BURGESS. Realtor. 6109
Broad st: WI. 1888: I.
NEAR DAVID TAYLOR Model Basin
in Cabin John Park; lot 75xl70.
1880; cleo, water and sewer. MRS.
BURGESS, Realtor, 6109 Broad st.
5 w tdHcISE aHss HoMEs1rEs. combined
ga acres, in subdivision Of $780,
600 homes, community water,
| Vienna, Va, area, Call OW. 1922
| for appointment to see.
BEAUTIFUL HILL SITE, 10 acres
| Potomac River area. 16 mi. from
| .. c.. Oh Indian Head hwy. OWN.
Err. Wo. 1852.
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LOTS 8 ACREAGE WANTED

ACREAGE wanted for DEVELOPMENT in
invited IA R-0668
A. LOT in restricted residential loca-
ton, west of 18th st. or Virginia or
mately 70x120. No brokers. Box
371-M. Star.
BUILDING LOT. with utilities. In
Bethesda, Chevy Chase, NV. area or
Silver Spring, In exchange for Be-
thesda 3-bedrm. home. Call OIL.
e760 Sunday or OIL. 6760 weekdays.
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GOOSE GREEK AREA

1 80 acres; excellent land for farming
and grazing; good five-room house
with bath and electricity. stock
barn, granary, COW barn with IA
stanchions and 4 box stalls. wagon
shed. chicken houses, pig pens.
fenced, beautiful bldg. with. view of
3 mountain ranges; % miles from
ER, Agent, Mclean, Va. Elmwood
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CALVERT COUNTY, MD.

IL acres, S-room dwelling, Q tobacco
barns, small tenant house. young
apple orchard. Gear garage, 9
chicken houses, grape arbor. well
landscaped lawn with lily and gold
2. Annapolis to Solomons Island
highway 80 miles from Wash. D. C.
Price 800. 200
]. W. CROW, GE. o82s
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DAIRY FARM

233 acres. Approx II mi. from Be-
thesda. 80 acres in woods. lge.
timber. River, streams. springs. 40
COW dairy barn. milk house. etc.
Land all In grass or hay. Permanent
lunder conservation program as rec
commended by Maryland ". Stately
Colonial home with unsurpassed
view Of surrounding fine estates and
farms. bedrms.. fireplaces. lovely
hp' '34ss. -
METZLER CO., REALTORS
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LOVELY LAKE COMMUNITY

LOVELY LAKE COMMUNITY
Our Outstanding community between
Colvtn Run and Forestville, in Fair
TAX County. is rapidly developing
with permanent homes around our
16-acre lake which provides com
m1unity recreation. Forest trees.
acres and larger tracts at $500 per
acre up.
HERMAN E. GASCH & SON
500 Woodward Bldg. MA 1884
Sat and Sun. call Daleview QI5s.
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COBB ISLANDS, $50

On wooded waterfront lot; new
bungalow. 16x24; double siding, as
bestos shingles,, running water, bath
with shower, toilet, basin, Kitchen
sink, septic tank, electricity, light
fixtures. easily completed for ALL
year use: reasonable down payment.
COBB ISLAND-NEW
All-year home; wonderful spot for
retirement; wooded lot, 1b0x15O;
double siding asbestos shingles; liv.
rm., 16x17; 2 lge. bedrms., 1lxI3;
kitchen; 1Qxls, with sink, and hot
tub and shower; only $4,000, 81 900
down. ]. A. CULLEN. DU. A920.
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

Near Prince Frederick; 100 acres.
Attractive center-hail house with
!. r. d. r., den. kitchen. bdrms.
and bath. Three tobacco barns.
stable. 5-rm. tenant house. ALI
buildings in AL condition. Tractor
Included; $s5, 900.
E. STEUART VAUGHAN
Prince Frederick. Nd. Phone 1891.
Evening star., 1951-09-09
SARASOTA, FLORIDA

YOUR FLORIDA HOME
Withheld Estates: on Tamiami Trail
sites in a built-up neishborhood,
with streets, curb, storm sewer and
city water. all IN and paid for.
During the coming week, we will
show colorful picture slides Of the
there now. If you intend to retire
to Florida, you can purchase these
lots on easy terms at prices that
are less than cost Of improvement.
For appt. and dates of showing,
FATEs, % % s7oo o~ N. BBnTrdE1hnc BrandyWine' ATi zS-
OW. 1894: ewes, XII. 2-3476 p
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@YTT1|1T1

1O9-acre. dairy or stock, farm, level,
oi1 highway; barn, silo, dwelling;
$40, 800. with growing crops. TERMS,
WAUGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Culpeper,. Va. Phone $500 DAY
1882 niGht.
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LANHAM PARK
Sogt Defense Highwayl

Each Lot Approximately u Acre
$3.50 TO $1.450
S100 Down. $50 Monthly
n you are looking for lovely home
site--a place well situated, with
beautiful trees and room for flowers,
and a place where the kiddies can
romp and play. and still have such
indispensable city conveniences as
city water. electricity, telephone.
mail service, train and bus connec-
tions-then come out to Lanl1am
Park. one of Prince Georges Coun-
ty's fastest-growing communities,
where you can still get VI acre Of
land from $3.50 to 81. .450. with con-
venient terms If you prefer. so that
you can pay for your lot in small
monthly payments. Come out and
look around, There is no obiiga-
tion to buy. but we promise you will
be impressed with the value offered
and the activity here in Lanham
Park
Directions: Bladensburg I'd. to Peace
Cross. turn right out Defense hwy.
miles to large sign, 'Lanham
Park. at ofice on left side of De-
once Open Daily and Sunday
10 AM. Until Dark
M. LEO STORCH
Developer
Phone UN. 7649
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HOLLY HILL. MAMOp

HOLLY HILL MANOR
1a-acre lots, $3.50 down, no interest
per mo. Agent on premises ali
day. Sunday. Many choice lots
available. DIRECTIONS: Out Riggs
I'd. from D. C. line to University
lane at Tick Took Club. continue
past 2is miles to signs at property.
E0BERT M. DOLBY, Real Estate,
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

CASH FOR 1st AND 2nd TRUST
NOTES, incl. 1st trust. on acreage;
quick settlement. white or colored
r. GoRboN. TS; The 'co colOrado ns, ooItEs BidS..
l4th and @ SITS. NV, DI, $3.50.
Brokers attention.
ON SECOND TRUsT-wO
viii buy second trust notes. d. c.,
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE 81 INVEST
MENT CORR; 1912 N. Y. ave. NV.
FIRST iii T'.at ANB SECOND TRUST LOANS,
BARLOW REALTY CO., Realtors,
1881 @ st: NV. ME: 2495. .
SECOND AND 3rd TRUST NOTES
only. HUGH B. CONNER, ME.
1860. 1927 X st. NV.
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