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An attrac. 6-rm. house. with fireplace.
Is acres; on good road in Louisa
County. 50 mi. from D. C.. S2. 500
cash and $50 per mo. Pictures IN
ofIce, o. contact Mr.. Nance, sales.
man, st Patrick Henry Hotel Louisa.
.TAcW a. Mxr2SS. REALron
AZ. 6eGS 81 ". 366i
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ACREAGE

bUOADA
4415 Southern Aye. Sc.
10. 9-S500 or vi. 0303
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APPROXIMATELY 800 per acre.
100 acres in Montgomery County
near new U. 8. Rt. .240. 80 miles
from downtown Washington. Excel.
for development or investment, 30
acres clear, bal. wooded, some
SANDY sPRING REALTY CO.
ASK operator for Fulton S-2421.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

TO LEASE-Second commercial space
between 500 to 1000 r.. for iight
manufacturing Of metal product:
SUBURBAN Nd: or north D. c. pre-
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About. sla miles, from Courthouse,
rolling wooded land, unimproved.
with about s4-mile frontage on
black-top road and with small stream
at rear. $3.50 per acre. For sale
9Epiy 99EiiyyTs As ,y1o yhole; + LOUIS r sH4Eg- fsg
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4VH111 1EO4A4VO43AJ
Located at Montvale midway between
It. on State Rt. $50: established
- years. 100000. year gross. ESQ
Station, repair shop, restaurant,
tourist court, thoroughly equipped.
Price. $4,000. Purchaser can as
cent S30V cash RFst us' For particuars Ttl ar
call owner, E. H. IRWIN. OW. 1928
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Randall n. Hagner & Co.
1sa, Conn. Ave. M. Dr. $500
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ARLINGTON-3 impr. wooded lots.
N. Military I'd, blk. Madison School.
ST. 5000. Ext. 1897; OV. 0O63 ewes.
BEAUTIFUL ! lA-acre wooded rambler
site. exclusive Mt. Vernon location;
sac. 81 200 cash. Box 264-C, Star,
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IA A, beautiful ground, 562 IT. 'front.'
age on Colesville rd., mi. from
Silver Spring light; lovely setting
for ! or more ramblers; $13,500.
WI hRno
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knoll, overlooks Bailantrae e., .e,
$15.500. MI. S534. DU. lSOJ.
Evening star., 1952-01-30

Imported English dinnerwore the luxurious kind
you never thought you could offord at impressive
olf-Yeory sovnes It's the lovely Canterbury blossom
potten in pink or ereen Set consists OF each; dinner
pote breod-ondbutter, cup and saucer, fruit soup or
dessert bowl pIotter, vegetable dish. covered sugar,
ereomer. Complete open stock ovoiloble.
The Hecht Co., 7h Floor Washington:
<th Floor. Stuer Spring & Parkington, arlington, Va
, 1952-03-20

with an advance of l 5 s points.
Borg Warner was up a. point.
Anaconda was under heavy
pressure declining liz point. Ra-
dio Corporation and Amerada also
fell back fractionally.
Northern Pacific was a prcrnin-
ent rail laggard with a loss of
nearly a point, but Union Pacific
and Santa Fe chalked up gains of
stable fractions.
The low-priced United Corpora
ton attracted attention with the
transfer of a block of 20,500
shares at 5 1 IA, up 1 8.
At IL am. the Dow Jones IN
dustrial average was up II cents;
the rails gained IA cents and the
utilities rose eight cents.
Volume tor the first hour ex-
panded moderately to 100000
shares.
Curb stocks held steady while
big board bonds were mostly un-
changed. Cotton sold off rather
sharply in a mixed commodifylist.
, 1952-03-20

sofa primary, where Taft made a
very negligible showing, comes the
Senator's withdrawal from the
New Jersey primary. While the
Taft organization may not yet be
panicked, could it be that the hand
writing on the wall is becoming
visible. AS this column has previA
ously stated, Taft and Stassen
could very well talk and campaign
themselves out ofthe running. One
thing is certain, so long as Eisen-
hover remains silent, he can't
make any mistakes of commission.
On the Democratic side, with
Truman and Mckinney continual
ly contradicting each other, no
one can make head or tails ofwhat
the President intends to do. It
would seem that the two could
agree on something. Aside from
Truman, the two strongest Demo
cratic aspirants appearto be Ke-
, 1952-03-20

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it was not filed within the 30-day
statutory period. Edwards con-
tended that he was entitled to an
appeal as a matter of right, but
the Supreme Court, in unfolding
the Appellate Court, said an APP
peal was not a matter of absolute
right but was subject to the re-
strictions placed upon it by the
legislature.
In another case, the High Court
dismissed the appeal of the Mot
ors Insurance Co, and a group of
unfranchised agents from a deci-
sion Of the State Superintendent
of Insurance refusing to renew
their licenses.
Supt. Walter A. Robinson, act
ing under a new Ohio law, refus-
ed to grant new licenses to some
500 of the company's 935 agents
and 247 corporations on the
ground that their primary business
was not insurance but the selling
of autos.
, 1952-03-20

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were previously reported from
other suspects.
In a joint statement, Reno po-
lice Chief l.. R. Greeson and
special agent D. K. Brown, in
charge of the FBI Investigation,
said Of Gazzigli's confession.
"He admits that he and others
previously arrested in connection
with the burglary transported the
Redfield safe to an isolated place
near Reno, broke it open, remov-
er currency, jewelry and securities
and split the proceeds according
to a prearranged plan"
Officers subsequently nabbed
Benton Henry Robinson, 65-year-
old handyman at the Stardust
Dude Ranch outside of Reno and
found nearly $4,000 Of the Red
field money hidden in an over
stuffed chair in his quarters
Robinson told the FBI at lifetime
that the money was given to him
by Mrs. Jeanne Machaud, So, self
styled artist-songwriter who stay
ed often at the ranch where he
was employed.
, 1952-03-20

Continued from page one
same household" the NAM study
states that "the annual family in
come for the average family in the
metropolitan Dayton area is $5,-
300"
"By taxing away $1,400 of this
yearly family income," Spayd
pointed out, "the federal govern
ment is taking rs cents out of
every family income dollar in
Greene and Montgomery count
les"
"Accordingto the NAM study,
the total impact of federal taxes
at various income levels is much
greater than generally supposed
by the public, who tend to think
of their federal tax bill as only
that amount deducted from their
nav envelopes" Spayd said.
, 1952-03-20
Comments

Continued from Page II
the primary, Eisenhower hackers
r enthusiastic in their claims
that the General could win the no.
mination in a walk if he would re-
turn to this country at some early
date.
We are inclined to agree with
this viewpoint, and believe that
should the Republicans fail to take
advantage of likes great public APP
peal, they will again lose 20 the
Democrats in November.
Hard on the heels of the Mime
, 1952-03-20
| ruce-'''.

Continued From Page One
a joint staff officers group deal
ing with truce conference agenda
item three which covers armistice
supervision and rules.
After the group adjourned until
Friday, and Allied member, Air
Force Col. Andrew J. Kinney, told
newsmen:
1T looks as if everything is
wrapped up Con item three) ex-
cept the Soviet issue and the air
field issue"
He added that it would take an
other day or two to iron out "me-
chanical details" of the entry
port settlement. These are con-
cerned mainly with the exact a
reas around the designated cities
to be stipulated as subject to
neutral inspection.
The Allies want to include air
fields, rail and dock facilities in
the immediate vicinities of the en-
try ports. Each side promised to
bring to Fridays session five
maps. These will show what each
, 1952-03-20

Fauver and Russell, both of whom
are good southern gentlemen,
neither of whom, we trust, will
ever receive a Negro vote. Maybe
the Democrats are trying to give
it away.
, 1952-03-20

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Continued From Page 3
Read, who is acting director of
the latter committee, and Helen
Blanchard, national CLIO repre-
sentative.
Discussing the role of labor in
Negro workers problems and de-
mocracy, Frank R. Crosswaith,
chairman ofthe committee, said the
Negro could solve the problems
confronting him eff and when or
ganized labor recognized its COM
mon interest with the Negro
through education and organiza-
ton"
Lewis G. Hines, representing
AFL Pres. William Green, said
that while some AFL unions still
discriminate against the Negro
a practice he said was deplored
by the leadership of the fedora
tion-great progress had been
made, especially in the South,
where, he added, there are many
mixed locals. He pledged the sup
port of the AFL to the activities
of the Negro group.
, 1952-03-20
MARKET
BY THEODORE KOSLOW
international News Service
Financial Writer

NEW YORK, March 20 (INS)
The stock market turned in an
other indecisive performance to-
day as Wall Street awaited new
Developments in the critical steel
wage controversy.
Selected issues continued to at
tract buyers at the same time that
other recently buoyant stocks sag
ged under profit-taking.
Motors came into prominence
under the leadership of Chrysler
which rose rs. General Motors
gained 3 8 and Studebaker was up
ia.
Cities Service responded to a
favorable 1851 earnings report
, 1952-03-20

side considers to be the areas
open to inspection teams.
, 1952-03-28
De Castro. Stuff
Confers With Sociul
Security Officials

Governor de Castro and
members Of his staff conferred
at length on Tuesday with the
Regional Director and other
officials Of the Social Security
Administration in the matter
of extension Of Social Security
benefits to the non-appointed
employees Of the munipalities
of st. Crofx and Of st. Thomas
and st. John, who are not
covered under the benefit Of
the local retirement acts.
The Legislative Assembly,
at its last session, authorized
Continued On page a
, 1952-03-28
Scenery for TINS
Pindfore" Work Of
Mother Agnes

The beautiful scenery and
decorations for the stag
ing Of INNS. Pinafore" was
the subject Of much comment
from patrons Of the perform
ance on Wednesday. It was the
work of Mother Agnes Of st.
Patrick's Church, Frederiksted
The scenes showed the deck
of the old time warship with
equipment including cannon,
and ocean background gave 9
realistic touch to the play.
, 1952-03-28
Meeting Of Vicorp
Bourd Postponed for
Lack Of Quorum

The Board Of Directors of
the Virgin Islands Corpora
ton which was scheduled for
March Is, in Washington, DC.
was postponed for lack of a
quorum. Those present were
Secretary Of the Interior
Chapman, Secretary Of Agri-
culture Brannan and Ward
NJ. Canaday along with Cor
don Skeoch, President of the
Corporation.
Governor de Castro and D.
Victor Bornn were unable to
attend this meeting.
Mr.. Skeoch has advised the
Governor that the Chairman,
Mr.. Chapman, has authorized.
him to proceed temporarily.
with certain development pro-
grams, which will be discussed
more fully at the next meeting
of the Board
, 1952-03-28
Jensen Amendment
MuY Bring About
Reduction inc en.Adm

Governor de Castro has re-
ceived information that pre-
sent indications are that
Jensen's amendment will be
approved BY Congress for all
appropriations bills continuing
the one to four formula for
personnel replacement until
ten per cent of the personnel
service funds has been reach
ed for each appropriation.
Because Of this definite indi-
cation it has become necessary
to begin a reduction in force
program in Central Admins
tration personnel.
The Governor plans to pro-
coed with this program short
". It may result in reducing
expenditures Of Central Ad-
ministration by $4,000.
, 1952-03-28
Pilot Boot. Pride
Of ST. Thomds. to be
Offered for Sale

ST: THOMAS: The pilot
boat "St. Thomas with was
built 80 years ago in the Har-
Dor Department yard was
surveyed during this week
and will be offered for sale.
The aSt. Thomas was the
pride Of the Department and
has given faithful service all
through the years. It IS looked
upon by the Harbormaster as
a historis relic.
Bids will be put cut shortly.
, 1952-03-28
ST. Thomus PUG
threatens Action
Aguinst Bus Line

slE4a4tt 49,
ST. THOMAS: Public
Utilities Commission met at
Government House in Saint
Thomas on Tuesday with
Mannassah Francis. who has
a franchise to operate q bus
line in ST. Thomas. The Com
mission and the Governor adj
vised Mr.. Francis that they
are dissatisfied with the pre-
sent condition and operating
Continued on Page a
, 1952-03-28
Gov. de Custro Paws
Tribute toAlbert Fubio
Adm. Assistdnt

Governor de Castro paid
high tribute to Administrative
Assistant Albert O. Fabio dur
ing the luncheon given at the
Comanche Club in honor Of
Dr. Canegata.
His Excellency said that he
desired to expressshis appreci-
ton to Mr.. Fabio with whom
he had worked for over thirty
three years in the Government
service. During these years
Mr.. Fabio has guided the work
with efficiency and dispatch.
He said he knows that he will
continue to- be a pillar OF
strength to the administration.
, 1952-03-28

ings were recorded by Edward
Vickers for rebroadcasting
when the station officially
opens.
Later, at 1890, the Munich
pal Councilman gave a lunch
con in honor Of DR.. Canegata
at which toasts were offered
by Or. Evans, on behalf Of the
NJ edical Department, Hon.
Omar Brown spoke on behalf
Of the people Of ST: Thomas,
Attorney r: H. Amphlett on
behalf Of the ST. Croix Bar AS
ISOLATION and Governor de
Castro.
Hon. Chase was master of
ceremonies for the occasion. In
his Introductory remarks he
said that the breaking Of bread
at this time with Dr.. Canegata
lis a harbinger Of good will
Present also we're Mrs.
Canegata; the only other lady
present was Mrs. Pearl Byrd
Larsen, who is head Of the De
partment Of Education.
, 1952-03-28
y. S. Worship TO
Visit ST. THONGS Over
This Weekend

The Us. Beltrami, a non
saluting vessel commanded BY
Lieut.. Commander ]. f.. Po-
well, US.N. is expected to ar
rive at st. Thomas tomorrow,
March 20, on a recreational
visit for two days.
The U.S.S. Belstrami has a
crew Of approximately Is
and 20 men.
, 1952-03-28
d. CdnegQta, Atty. Moorhead
in By Judge Moore

S@-&Ef $500
A large group Of persons
inluding some distinguished
visitors and heads Of depart
ments, gathered in the NUM-
cipal Council Hall at 1870 this
morning to witness as DR.. DC.
Canegata took the oath Of Of
flee as Administrator for Saint
Croix and Attorney William
Moorhead as Police Judge.
The oath was administered by
the Hon. Herman E. Moore,
Judge of the U. S. District
Court, who came over especi-
ally for the occasion.
Those present included
Governor Morris F. de Castro
Hons. Omar Brown and Os-
valid Harris of the Municipal
Council Of St. Thomas.
Among the speakers were
the Hon. S. Christian Chase,
Chairman Of the Municipal
Council, Hon. Alva McFar-
lane Chairman of the Legisla-
tive Assembly and Governor
de Castro. The latter was
master Of ceremonies.
Two orchid corsages were
presented to Mrs. Canegata
and Mrs. Moorhead, gifts from
Mr., and Mrs. Robert Lodge Of
the Virgin Islands Nurseries.
Or. Canegata and Judge
Moorhead expressed their
thanks to everyone especially
those who spoke. Each pledged.
to do his best and hoped for
cordial relations in the dis
charge Of same The proceed
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FRED ENRICH
lois Vermont Ave. NV. sT. O45o
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OLORED- 1895 DOWN
Diet. Brk.. 2 Mod. Apis.

Modern Diet. brk. blds.,. features 2
separate ants. heating plantss
down and you can move In apt:
home. FIRST NATL. REALTY. RE.
1881. Call day, night and Sunday.
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Falls Church Realty Co.
Phone FA. 2122 or Fla. 1415
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PRINCE GRORGES COUNTY

CARMODY MLLs-only s12.95o WIN
4 rms. and bath and 3-rm. brick
mo. SUBURBAN REALTY CO, 500
Marlboro pike Sc, 20 $1,000. rs
CHEVERLY-Three-bedrm. brick. hv.
rm.. 1dxis. trepl.; din; rna:. l2xi LS
place; many fne features. SIs.500.
JOHN ii. JOHNSON. WA. $3.50:
PARK-s1 900 down. ~
terms; ash, shing. bunga.; 8 rms,
. bath; ami: bsmt.; lge. lot; alley;
s sSss = s ~ 1 RS ". sss0'is 'sSa s
HILLSIDE Pack, Sind and N st. Sc.
2-yr.-0id masonry 5-r0om and bath;
I.ge. .expansible attic. new 0-cu: 1T.
WESTINGHOUSE and Thor washer. Gas
p as n saa Isa or S0n5 sDer
transferred; must sell. $1.750 down.
SPARKS AGENCY exclusive. pu.
1905. Ewes and sunday. NO. s476.
EVANSVILLE HILLs-cspe COD. s
rms; expansibls sttic. partially
am anisns s. k iisx,4 iAt bsmt ahG sS-Hh :
p Da; PATIO. $500: $500 down:
JOHN II. JOHNSON. wa. $3.50. L-2S
Mt. RAINTER older type home. has
g nice rms hsM1t; close e every y
Mr.. Barnes. Nj .527S. with JOHN
a. VENT. Reaftor and Hui,6er.
sAn III wv M. seat pleasans0 ant
bedrms., baths. equipped kit. full
bsunt,. Ras heat. Priced to sell. Call
LU. 4-43S2, T. PAUL MUDD CO;
MICHIGAN PARK HILLS = six-rm.
brick Colonial; LIST d. layatory, fre-
brick Colonial: LIST q. lavatoryi nrepi.
IN Ice. LIZ. rla.; level lot, Owner
transfsrred; VII ssh Tor Isd 1T;agg;
s. DAVIS h CO.
OLD GRIN. HOUSE and 5 acres for
Sc. 500. Approx. 81. 200 ct ~ flrst
trust ct less than $50 per mo. Eal-
4-43e2; eyes q. 500. :. PAUL
MuDO CO. s--zO
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HOUSES ron sAlE-s.t.

NEAR NAVAL RESEARCH LAB.
FIVE-ROCM BRICK.
Modern, spotIess, well-cOnst.. ideally
loo. on Nichols and s. Capitol: tull
bSfnt., rec. rrn.. oil heat; screened
back porch, and only S12,600. See
this today. Mrs: Cox. 10; sl56;
no, SOO--DET. 2-family stucco over
frame, home or investment terms;
imn1ed. possess: may consider trade.
JON Z. SHELTON. Realtor. 20.
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COLoRED
Near 18th and Taylor
Priced $15,950
COZ ORED OSSESS,

CAMPANELIA d co.
Elk. Alb. Ewes. and Sun, 81. S0e6
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MOTEL
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK-All-
brick detached home; spacious liv-
ing room with fireplace. dining room.
equipped kitchen. recreationA room,
Storm 9T Tsnasvs uDs snesd y agni RR
fruit fruit trees; NG near st. AIMS f Janney
Grade School and woodrow Wilson
aeiahbofhSDd. To Inspect eail MS.
Ford. ewes, WI. 1911, ST. 1900.
}AMEs c / pIxoN &C CO S,o,, I San.
Circle. Cow. to Blessed Sacrament
and other churches, schools, transp.
theater and shopping. contains z
bdrms.. 3Ha baths incl. 3 rm. and
bath apt. on 3rd fir.); Gear gar.
Entire property. recently redecorated
bea paaaed Is. Sr r a
ceiling elm din. m rim. With firepi., cheerful
sun rm and lge. modernized kit.
Ideal for large family or for home
ana income Splendid value at SIS. :
500. For appt to Inspect call RA.
.R R9Ps i 81. i4l q FRANK $, M PH1L
brick detached home; 1st-f. powder
rnl.,, 8 bedrms.. Q baths, full ,bsmt:
de luxe kitchen with disposal and
wishwasher; gas heat; ready to
ssssa e LEG s6E Xss Snns safEai Re. T.
tors, OR. 1000 til 8 pm, Us
CHEVY CHASE-Brick; center hall,
large living room: dining room. mod
ern equipped kitchen, library. powder
room, screened porch; End A.; 3
tTin5sized g. bedrooms, 2 tiled baths tbs
garage: gas heat; lge. HANDICAPPED
lot: TO inspect cali OR. 0e4s Or
DE. 1856 til g. pm. REALTY
BROKERS. INC. 1906 Conn. ave.
CHEVY CHASE, D.C.-Ready for i'm
mediate occupancy, detached 3.
bedrooms, 2-bath modern detached
brick home. screened living porch,
Gated and priced Excellent imam
cling at 41s%. THos l. PHILLIPS.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Center- hall
Colonial brick, on lge. corner lot;
close, to. Columbia G; Club and
sSs s69%s l dTeaa den a ane l Sshs ss
h.; base. rec. area with frepi.; built.
in gar: slate; roof; OIL heat. Priced
NO AGENTS. CALL OIL. 1875 TO
d IESFESr PARK, D. Cone d the
Sparkling clean. 3 bedrms., 2 baths.
mr. Georgetown Univ, adj. park.
BMLINGSLEY & KORZENDORFER,
OR. 1926, or after 8 pm. Oh 02S6.
7o4 LoNGFEILow ST. N.w.E1iv.
rrn., din, rm., kitchen. pantry, 3
bedrms.. bath. 2 screened poTches. /
concrete porch, bsmt.. built-in ga
rage, lavatory, brand-new oil heater:
house Just papered and painted; va
cant; very small down payment
and small monthly payment. For
further information please call
JUSTINE REALTY CO.. 412 9Th st.
ice BLOCK ALLISON ST. NV
Beautiful bedrrns. ga baths. large
living rm.. fireplace, large dining
room; new all-steel kitchen. maids
quarters; cedar closet; gear garaae:
located near Rock Greek Park. ideal
for embassy or large family; offered
by WALTER M. BAUMAN. 1727 K
50. NV. Ma. 0529. IS
IN ST. N.W.--Good downtown loca-
tion for rentals: Ice. house ar
ranged in 5 apis: large income,
h.-w.h.; Gear garage. To inspect
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HOUSES FOR SALINE.

NEAR SUPREME COURT, property
for restoration. A challenge to your
narse os very very i. sPss cas anG re sadr
Exclusive with Mr.. PERRY. DI.
S724. -3l
MICHIGAN PARK-Attrac-
tive semidet. brick home. nearly
new: 3 bedrooms. liy. rm., din. rrn.,
kit: new-house conditioned. Finished
recreation. rm. FINANCED with 81
loan. Call LA. 6-6666, PECK CO..
HOUSE, near 18th and
Maryland ave. ne. Nice brick home:
z rms, 2 baths; oil h.-w.h. Only
$1,000 down. SUBURBAN REALTY
co. 5402 Marlboro pike Sc. 10.
9-96er - rs
IMMEDIATE POsS. VACANT
Most attractive 6-ryn. senidet. hrk.
Modern equipped KIT, .r,closed sleep
ing porch. screened din. porch; gar.
Only $1,000 dn.. !. SI4.950. 1887
Otis St ne. Drive by. and call me,
Mrs. Nader, uN. 4314. cox b CO.,
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

vacancy - Bee this
lee. WeIl-built 4-hedrnn. one-owner
home. with its extraordinary liv.
nm. din. rm., ETC.: fun bsmt.. gar:
dble. lot; mr.. bus. schools and stores;
excellently financed. Cali ACME
realty CO, IA. 2-142l: rs
4-bedrm. house. Entr.. hall. large
fireplace. family sized din. rm., Ice.
alb appro dp esm acrs vi WITH h tox. asss o lGt
trees. Priced, 500, 300; cash re-
ments Of S116. PURVfs REALTY
NV fH H 2l fssf1RE AVE. AND 1 Pea
BODY ST. Attractive semidet.
home, 8 rms, bath. S13,500. CAN
Mr.. Allen. La. 6-6666 or OIL. 1858;
VIZ sEe'l VIE R1cK bG 81; on your lot If
go so 10 to IsS5m f R1@s' eSa Ia
J. MAYNARD MAGRUDERs, S626
AUTHENTIC isaHs TisS'i CARE All con. custom built
for owner on u acre. Majestic oaks
and howering .dogwood Just on
Spout Run Parkway--Lorcom Lane.
N Mar s xs asS nSe Door Hs e hu m
width peeged fioors throughout.
Colonial latch and HI hardware.
Full dry bsmt. Screened breegeway
of kit with garage attached.
Abundance storage and closet space.
Arhngton's best location. 4001 Goth
Rd. North at Military. By app6
only. $4,000. Call Fairfax 5S.W-S.