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Evening star., 1953-09-18
Enqlish Lecturer to Talk

Geoffrey Hodson. English lee
turer, will speak at 8 o'clock to-
night and tomorrow before the
Theosophical Society at 726
Eleventh street NV. At 8 pm.
Sunday. he will lecture in Pierce
Hall. All Souls Unitarian Church.
Sixteenth and Harvard streets
NV.
Evening star., 1953-09-18
New York Stute Society

The New York State Society
will hold a reception and dance
at $50 pm. tomorrow in the
Shoreham Hotel. There will be a
fashion display by the Hecht Co.
Evening star., 1953-09-18
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The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-01-29
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new moneY-muking opportunities for you'll
New Series H. ], and X Defense
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If you want to get the interest on your bonds in
the form of current income, or if you want to
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20

!. from Italy, tiny dress,
opPliqued coIorfuI bouquets
on white pique. | to 3. 1895
And q tiny, perfect peasant
doll. lone of q collection,
1.o5
z. from England the ooss.
amer knit shawl Of cloud
soft pure wool. so" square.
$500
3. from EnaIond too, the
froth Of delicate lacy knit
COO and socque, lined.
White, pink, blue.
1925
4. from France, the christ
ening gown ensemble.
French too, the idea Of poss-
ing the christening robe
from generation to genera
ton. OF eoscodine Swiss
muslin, for the cope, bon
net, dress and slip, edged
with lace, infinitely tucked.
1905
S. from Switzerland, the
beouilino knitted hooded
cape. Made expressly for
Woodward and Lothroo.
7.o5
WGl-Nursery Corner, 4th Floor
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20
Officials 10 Discuss
Modifying New Rules
On Tenement Houses

Modification of new tenement
house regulations which land
lords have complained are too
expensive to comply with, will
be.discussed at a meeting of Dis
trict officials on Thursday.
The meeting is scheduled for
10 am. in the Office of Col. Giles
Evans, Assistant Engineer Com
missioner He said several COM
plants have been registered by
tenement house owners against
the code effective last March /.
Under the new regulations. a
tenement house is defined gen.
orally as a building where the
renter has the exclusive control
over one or more living rooms
but has a bath or kitchen in
common with others.
The regulations require an in
spection by the Offices of the
superintendent of Licenses. Di-
rector of Inspections, Fire Chief,
Director of Public Health and
the Chief of Police.
License Supt, c. T. Noting
ham said that, of the 10000 Ii
censes applied for in the Dis
trict, half have been held up for
inspection. Mr.. Nottingham said
the District does not have
enough inspectors to make all
the necessary examinations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-10-20
Thief Takes BiIIfoId
Containing 1894

A sneak thief took a billfold
containing 1894 in bills and $1O2
in checks yesterday from a gro
Gerry store at 131 E street Sc,
it was reported to police.
Alfred A. Weisfeld, 40, opera
tor of the store. told police the
wallet was behind the counter
and was stolen about 9 am.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
By Florence S. Robey

Baroness de Hueck Doherty
author and lecturer Of Comber-
mere, Ontario, Canada, Is the
house guest of Mr.. and Mrs. Rob-
ert Rock Of Falls Church and
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Dunphy OF
Highland Park, Arlington. while
on her lecture tour in the Metro
politan Area. She will leave or
Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Judson Reamy.
ST., accompanied by their daugh-
ter and grandson, Mrs. Robert
Junklas and son Bob, all Of Lyon
Village, are vacationing in sunny
Florida.
Mr.. r. v. Jones Of North Ar
lington spent the week end visit
ing his daughter and son-in-law,
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Rosenberger
Of Lynchburg, Va.
Comdr. and Mrs. j. L. T. Nc
Callum of Falls Church, were
honored at dinner at the Water
Gate Inn by Capt. and Mrs.
James B. Burrow. Comdr. Nc
Callum will report soon for duty
as executive officer Of the U. s. S.
Salem.
Army Pvt. Thomas v. Wort
man. whose wife Gloria, as well
as his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Raymond B. Workman, reside in
North Arlington. has just grad
uated from the United States
Army Engineer School in Muir
mau, Germany.
John FOLLY, senior at Duke
University, has just returned to
Durham after spending the mid
term vacation with his folks, DR..
and Mrs. John Tolly Of Lyon
Village. Mr.. George Bell and Mr.
Frank Mature, college classmates
of Johns were the houseguests
of DR.. and Mrs. Tolly during
their mid-term vacation.
Mrs. John S. LeGette of Char
lotte, N. c., is the house guest of
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Simmons OF
South Arlington.
Mrs. Mary r. Snow of North
Arlington. the first woman presi-
dent of the 61-year-old Society
of Washington Artists, is pre-
senting a solo exhibition Of her
paintings at the Colony Lounge,
Washington.
DR.. and Mrs. John folly OF
Lyon Village left Sunday to head
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
Miss StrubIe
Is Married
In Brooklyn
washington, D. C.
SUNDAY, FEBRUARY 3, 1853

Miss Nancy Ralston Struble,
daughter of Vice Admiral and
Mrs. Arthur Dewey Struble, for
merly of Washington and now
stationed at the United States
Naval Base in Brooklyn, became
the bride yesterday of 1t. Comdr.
brewery Raymond Wilhite, U. S..
N. He is the son of Mrs. Paula
j. White Of Fort Lauderdale
and Atlanta, Ga.
Chaplain Alden A. Read off,
ciated at the ceremony, held in
the quarters Of Admiral and Mrs.
Struble. A reception was given
afterward. The bride, given in
marriage by her father, wore a
gown Of candlelight satin en-
crusted with seed pearls around
the neckline and sprinkled over
the skirt and train. Her seed
pearl tiara held a train-length
imported illusion veil and she
carried a bouquet Of white
orchids, white roses, freesia and
dwarf ivy.
Matron Of honor was Mrs.
Arthur D. Struble, jr.. sister-in-
law Of the bride, and other at
tendants were Mrs. Ralph e.
Wilson, jr., the brides sister,
and Mrs. Ralph G. Leedy.
Serving at best man was Mr..
Sam F. Pickard, brother in-law
Of the bridegroom, and ushers
were Comdr. Paul Joachim, U.
8. NJ, and 1t. Comdr. Ralph G.
Leedy. Groomsmen were 1t.
Comdr. Arthur D. Struble, jr.,
and Comdr. P. A. Lilly.
The former Miss Struble at
tended Mount Vernon Seminary
and received her bachelor Of arts
degree from Smith College. The
bridegroom attended the United
States Naval Academy and is
now navigator of the U. S. S.
New Jersey.
Following a wedding trip to
Bermuda, the couple will reside
In Norfolk.
Admiral Struble is naval repre-
sentative. Joint Chiefs of Staff,
Military Staff Committee of the
Security Council of the United
Nations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
Ar|inqton County

for Florida. Enroute, they will
stop over in Richmond where DR..
folly will attend the alumni
meeting Of the Medical College
of Virginia. They will then motor
to Durham to. visit their son,
John, a senior at Duke and from
there to Ridge Springs, S. C..
where they will be the guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Boatwright.
From Ridge Springs they will
visit friends in Dyons. Ga, and
follow the coastal route to Miami
where they will be the house.
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest
Baldwin, former residents Of
Arlington. DR.. and Mrs. Tolly
plan to follow the Gulf Coast
route home and will return about
the middle Of the month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
.kissWiegond
To Be Wed

Mr.. and Mrs. Martin T. VIE
gand announce the engagement
of their daughter Barbara to Mr..
Robert Lawrence Pillote, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Angelo A. Pillote,
formerly Of Escanaba, Mich, and
now Of this city.
Miss Wiegand is a graduate of
the Connecticut College for
Women in New London. Her
flance is an alumnus Of Gettys-
burg College. where he was q
member Of Sigma Chi Frater-
nifty He now is attending George
Washington University Law
School.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08

DR.. and Mrs. Charles Callen
Tansill announce the engagement
Of their daughter, Grace Lee, to
Mr.. Leon Marshall Morton, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Marshall
Morton of Buffalo, NY.
The bride-elect received her
education at Catholic University.
Her great grandfather was
Robert Tansill, the Inspector
General of the Confederate
Armies in the Carolinas, whose
service included the defense of
Charleston in 1864.
Mr.. Morton is attending the
University of Maryland and
served three and a half years
with the United States Army.
The couple will be married
on June s.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
cHILDREN'S SAMPLE COATS

Famous makes! Pure woolsl Spring colorsl
You're in luck during this sale If your tyke wears
any Of these sample" sizes. Quantities limited,
so shop early!
fodder Girls $1695 to $1995 Coats, size 3,
$l2.S5 and $l3.S5
fodder Boys s14ss to s1ss5 Coats size 8,
$lo.85 to 1885
Girls $16.95 to SIS Goats, size 4,
$l2.ss to $l6.s5
Boys $1695 to $19.95 Coats, size A,
$l2.85 and $l3.s5
Girls $685. to S29.95 Coats, size 8,
sls.s5 to $ls.ss
Sub-teens' s19s5 to $29s5 Coats, size 10,
$l3.85 to $ls.85
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08

MIDeIE AND ToDDLER sss5 and s4.es COTTON
DRESSES $2s5
Fine hand made cotton batistes, silky broadcloths,
crisp dotted sheers and ogandes frosted with delicate
embroidery and lace. Song-bird colors mint,
maize, pink, blue, white in idge sizes and sizes /,
and 3.
BABIES sl.9s end $3.50 COTTON KNITTED
one-piece solid and twotone styles of easywash cotton
knit that needs no ironing Easyon button shoulder
and grpper crotch for quick changing. White solid
blue, maize and mint in sizes 6, IL and 10 mos.
se.ss $Ioe5 WOOL JACKETS s4s5 8 $685.
Famous name paids in classic styles; solids in double
breasted shortie styles. Brown plaid or solid navy
hunter green Sizes to H.
81 to S495 WINTER HATS------75e to $2.95
Wool felts velours velveteens Hat and bag SETS
Rollers cloches bumpers and jockey cap styles Navy
brown, green, red and black. fodder through Small
Teen sizes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08

Women's coofs
Lacerta, Juard Astranda and Akita fashion woolens
with grey Persian lamb collars and cuffs Bassarik
ascot scarves, beaver-wing collars and dyed black
Persian trim Box styles in black, grey, green, purple
and beige. Sizes 10h to 20h
Women's $11O to $135 Furred Coats with dyed black
Persian lamb silver fox, grey Persian lamb and
beaver detailing on Forstmann Mrelga, billiards
Alora and AStranda and Uxbridge and Anglo woolens
Black grey, blue, wine and brown Sizes 1914 to 2Oh,
sos
Women's $145 to $165 Furred Coats in Forstmann,
Juiard and Anglo WooenS Box and fitted styles with
black dyed and grey Persian lamb, beaver collars and
cuffs, Ranch mink ascot scarf-collars. Black grey
green, blue, beige and wine. Sizes 10 to 20h-$l25
Women's $S9.75 Casual Coats in Forstmanns Casana
with Milum Innings. Smart roll collars and yokes
Beige and cloud pink. Sizes 10h to
Women's $5975 and $6975 Dress Coats in boucles
poodle and suede cloths. Fitted and boxy styles in
grey green and black. Sizes 1917 to 201a and size a.
$4S
Women's $S975 and $98.75 Dressy and Casual Coats
Box styles in Forstmann Mirelga poodles and fleeces
billiards Akita and novelty tweeds. Black, navy
Junior Budget Shop
Junior $1O.95 to $13.95 Dresses. One-piece pastel
rayon taffetaS with velvet TRIM tWo-piece cross dye
rayon faie suits; onepece sleeveless rayon tAtfetaS
full Skirted with velvet jacket: one-piece nyon net
over taffeta with velvet bodice
Junior $9o5 to $2295 Dresses Printed rayon taffetas
with full skirts, sleeves and cap sleeves, V-neck
one-pece sleeveless white wool jerseys with scoop
neck. Broken sizes and coors-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-01
RAY w. WARRICK
CROZET. VA

DAMAsCUs, MD.-Lare home, ap-
prox: acres. large building suitable
trees. pond. House with al modern
improvements. oil h.-w.h., full base
ment. outside entrance; on Route ~.
In town. ,eC
Brick rambler, large lily. rm. with
fireplace. tile bath, modern kitohen,
3 bedrms.. fun basement, oil s. &C:
lot 1bOx2OO, new, will be finished
soon.
3-bedroom brick homes. now being
built; plat q and and plans can be n
New home, 3 bedrms.. large living
room, tile bath, . mod. kitchen. full
basement. oil .. C.; large lot.
Old farmhouse with / acre; can be
fxed up: priced to sell.
Store, gas pumps and home on one
acre of land: price includes equip
ment and stock ct inventory.
JERRY COOK
Real Estate
Damascus. Md.
Phone Damascus 5011
Once, Next to Druid Theater
0nAR n In q
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-01
DESK SPACE

BARR BUILDING go nth st. NV,
near Conn and < New, modern.
attractive desk space for those who
want the best: Teceptionist. switch
board mail and telephone answer.
ing service avail Call ST 3-3456
d. c. BUSINESS ADDRESS, name on
door, tel. no.; messages, mail for
warded. desk If desired; min. SO
rate. Perfect for out-of-town Arms.
1919 F NV, No. sos. MA. S-5fa6.
DESK SPACE in well-located modern
once building with elevator. suitable
for business representatives, etc.
Box 55-A, Star.
DESK SPACE or ONCE to share, Du.
pont Circle office bldg, 1916 Conn.
ave. NV. Suite 201. AID. 4-61OO.
Nicely furn.; mail and message
service; reas. rent. Ideal for lobby.
list, manufacturer agent. attorney
or exporter and importer. Several
other professional men in ONCE with
service avail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-01
FOR SALE

Attractive. new dwelling, with 4
acres land, located Croxet, white
Hall I'd. "A miles Charlottesville;
mountain view. First foor, re.
ceiving hall, large living room. IRE.
place, bedroom, bath, dinette,
Kitchen. utility room; second fioor,
large bedrooms, bath, storage,
This is q most attractive, new home,
N . beautiful setting. Price, $40, 600.
270-acre farm, IL miles northwest
Charlottesville; entire farm well
fenced. $50 acres open. Improved
pastures. 100000 It. saw timber:
good tenant house. bank barn, feed
Inc tarn, hay shed, corn crib, tool
house; included with farm, new
John Deere tractor with post-hoie
digger. mower, disc. side rake, hay
loader, wagon. hammer mill COM
plete set small tools; also, 70 head
$33 500.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-01
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

OOO j k1G1tN MkAft ! AkaINA
1. 337-ACRE PLANTATION overlook
ing Patuxent River; nne 0-rm.
home, modern conveniences; 6-rm.
farm house. 5 tobacco barns, 2 stock
and feed barns. stock sheds; So
ford and short-horn cattle, 100 bar
rels corn, 20 tons hay. Going in
stitution. on paved road, IS miles
40 acres, 5-rm. house. large to-
ss oSiSe harm M Ssis SpPSRssd
miles d. c. $4,000.
,; 700 acres - substantial arm.
house. corn house, poultry house,
garage: tractor, pillow, disc harrow,
cultivator. moving machine, tobacco
planter. wagon and other small i'm.
PIGMENTS. on good county road. ad-
ties available. $i3,S5O.
4; CHESAPEAKE BAY PENINSULA
2O9 acres, X mile bay frontage,
sandy beach, one mile frontage on
tidewater creek; 6-rm. farm house,
S-rm. tenant house: beach cottage,
.rm large g. barns barns; timber, complete
road. Ideal for estate or subdivision.
o; COVE POINT bedrooms, din.
Ing rm., ltv. rm.. kitchen and bath.
on large lots; Handicapped, fruit
Trees. prtvet hedge, artesian well:
beautiful Bay view; furnished beau
i 19GGo modern year-around home.
8. rs acres, 6-rm. home. large
porcheS, Arm. farm house, Q Iar0e
barns, stable, chicken houses; on
pavej highway; large running
s!res en- ain INN. Doss.; "A miles D,
500 acres, approximately one mil.
lion feet timber (oak, pine, poplar.
mixed hardwoodsD; large tobacco
barn; 7-rm. house. needs repairs;
large running streams; GOOD Tobacco
END aoh imm. poss.; SO miles D. c.
8: PATfGxENr MANOR - Historic
basement. utilities. fireplace; a IVES
looking river, large running creek,
2 acres land, harbor for boats:
o. Tower RHsf' p R5!si p C. As sHEs'5oG
acre; 6-rm. house. bath, utilities,
fronting on Mill Greek. an estuary
OF Patuxent River; sandy beach,
good harbor, beautiful view. $4,000
~. ~ acres; 5-rm. house, cleo.
trlcity, paved road; tobacco barn.
STOCK and feed barn. poultry houses
z. real bargain; AZ miles b. q
ST,20O (Colored.)
we have farms, waterfronts. cot.
CALVERT Really AoE SNHSSIep prsncs
frederick. Maryland. Phone los n,
S2S,J-1: INSPECTION BY AP.
PO-NTMENT "a
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WATERFRONT PROP COR SALE

COLONIAL BEACH. VA.-7-room and
bath home. furnished; plenty Of
lawn and fruit trees: water. view
BEAUTIFUL AND PRACTICAL win.
terizsd home on water front; No
1ses III IT, pe s1oSs Who oha aSsk i sa
week that he will be in COTTAGE
nv t. s p; In'soGall Ma MAJ s77S4s g.. -
s 60. near g. ere, creek and bay: 81 500
Beach. Nd, or call West River 347l
DEALE, MD.-7-room frame. h.-w.h.,
detached 2-car garage, about an
acre with. 15o-ft; water front. pier,
s eiHaS Hsr' CLIFFS at por. .Repub.
lie. Md. Cottages and lots for sale
to college graduates at restricted
beach. Association Of owners ad-
ministers activity. owns community
lake. Drive down amy nnp tim esn as Sa mi
beyond Prince Frederick. Literature
FIVE LOIS, e5x1oo each. Avalon
Shores. All I'VE. 5000. Call UN., 4
LONG BEACH waterview lot
$3.50; 500 down, SIS per month.
Lights, phone, year.'round water
system. private boat harbor. trash
and garbage collection. many other
services and features. For addi-
write, Box 421-X. Star.
PATUXENT RIVER FRONTAGE-3A
acres in finest ducking. fishing and
oyStering area. Also several smaller
and larger acreages, wide price
range. Cash and terms to suit -pur-
chaser. M, E.. RoCKH1LL. INC,
st. Leonard Nd.
LONG BEACH---New home. large liv-
ing room, 2 bedrooms. bath, large
kitchen with ample dining area,
finished basement, hot-water heat.
base radiation, 50x115 lot over
looks Ches. Bay and Flag Harbor.
Finish details may be selected by
purchaser. This property will make
wonderful year-around or retire.
ment home. Drive down to inspect.
Finish details determine price and
terms. M. E. ROCKHILL, INC, st.
Leonard. Md. Phone PR. FIR. 30S-J.
OVERLOOKS TANGIER SOUND
Ideal spot for all. water sports; har.
Dor for small boats at back of
property. Good 12-rm. home. tiled
bath. cleo, IA naples, 8 cedars. APP
pie, peach, flg trees in yard; garage:
pltry. hse.: 8 acres. Rh tillable.. In
capacitated owners low price 50, i
900, part down. AMERICAN REAL.
TY, 223 Prince william street,
Princess Anne, Nd.
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DARIEN. GA.
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY. MD.-For rent. furn.
1.bedrm. apt, new, ocean front;
all facilities; seasonal or monthly;
reaS. rates. WA. 7-6205. %
WILDWOOD BY THE-SEA. N. J.
We have Just the property you want
and within your price range. Large
selection Of homes, rooming houses,
hotels: income or investment proper
ties. We can arrange financing too,
E. H. SHARP, REAITOR
1900 Pacific Ave. Phi. 2-7596, 2-7S5O.
Evenings and Sunday by appointment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-01

Mr.. Goth AND L SITS NV.
Con,letely remodeled 2-story bldg,
suitable for your place of business
as ofices, studio, showroom, plus
working space, ETC.; has parking sp.
on rear Of lot. Owner will extend
GOOD terms with low cash payt. to
responsible party and has price
JESS FISHER & CO., INC.
1920 Z st. NV, Realtors. Elk. 3-IS1l
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and Equipped
Near FrederickSburg!

- =
Grade A da .y.. and poultry farm
Fredericksburg: includes 90 miikins
cows. 4 heifers, new Ford tractor
all tools. and machinery. Delightfu
S-room home wLutilities, h.-9. heat
full basement. double garage. Also
3-room tenant house; 2 excellent
dairy barns, one new, other 2 year,
OLD; 10 q poultry houses. hroode1
sf DaId 40 acres wat Wasered pas tSl;
l-acre lake. Paralized owner sacri:
ficing. Asking $4,000; s.. 60l
DOWN. No. 20, 272. VESTS
W. E. Sherman. r. d. /, ErederickS
burg. Va, phone Chancellor 2642.
Farms In Howard County
25 acres, 1O-rm. stone house. 15l
other 6ldEs.; So mi. from wash
Priced to. sen.
10s acres lge. house. all conysn
fences 50-stanchion COW barn. milk
ing parlor. dairy house and othel
bldgs.: % mi. from Wash.
90 acres. S-rm. house. all conven
fences. good barn; 30 mi. from
Wash Price. SCI 900.
so acres. 7-rm. house, bath. oil heat
beau, little barn. fne stream.
lovely spot; "a mi. from Wash;
on new Route 20. .3 mi: from Wash
100 acres for $500. Call
PAUL E. BEARD
Realtor, Ellieott City 13o-w.
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Grasty & Company
MIDDLEBURG, VIRGINIA
Phone Middleburg 4211
or MArShan AAEQ ~

GOOD FARM-GOOD HOME
By owner. $50 gently rolling acres on
main hiehway, Fauquier Co., so mi.
DC, foothills Blue Ridge, In high
state cultivation; adapted to beef or
zen. farming: fast mt. stream thru
property; ail fields, watered by trib-
poultry hses. WelI-fenced. Attractive
S-rm. house, Ice; bedrms., 9 baths;
INV. oil heat; freplaces; cleo.
kitch.; auto. clothes and dishwash-
ers: range, refrgtr.. is Gu. It. freezer.
SOD. 600. Phone weekdays after Q
Pm, Elk. S-6S66 or write Box 4SS.
X-StAr.
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II RICH ACRES
2 STREAMS AND LAKE
A choice small farm, within 80 minis.
Of D. c.: in Fairfax County. 20 miles
on hard-top road; 3-bedrm. white
Colonial house, liv. rm. with Erepl..
with oil heat; front and side pchs. {;
new alum. storm windows: 54x20
poultry house; rich cleared acreage,
B in woods. A bargain at S16,06O,
DILLON LAND CO.
lila Hillwood Ave, Falls Church