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Evening star., 1953-04-07
Hearings Open
Next Week on
Crime Laws
Congressional Groups
To Meet Jointly on
Proposals for D. c..

Joint congressional hearings
on a mass of proposed legisla-
ton to curb District crime will
open next Tuesday afternoon. it
was decided today.
Start of the hearings, which
are expected to last several days,
was announced by Chairman
Barrett Of the Senate District
judiciary subcommittee and
Chairman Tale of the House
District crime subcommittee.
Mr.. Tale called Senator Bar
rett. who has been out of town,
and arranged for the Joint meet
ing. Mr.. Tales subcommittee
already has acted favorably on
the Davis anti-crime bill, with
its IS provisions to make things
tougher for criminals here.
The hearings will open at 1880
pm. in the Senate District Com
mittee room. Mr.. Tale said fur
ther consultation this week will
be necessary to get up the wit
ness list, which will include
"those who would have to carry
out the legislation"
WED like to do a good Job on
this and do it soon," Mr.. Tale
said.
Purpose Of the joint hearings
is to expedite the legislation
and get agreement on a uniform
approach to the crime bills be-
fore they are reported out to the
House and Senate. .s.
Senator Barrett, whose sub
committee has eight bills stem
ming from last years Senate Dis
trict Committee crime probe,
said he was very anxious to 60
into the whole subject thoroughly.
We'll study both the House
and Senate bills" he said, "and
see if we can come up with some
corrective legislation"
Evening star., 1953-04-07
Truffic to Be Slowed
By Test in Arlington

Traffic will be slowed by Vir-
ginia Highway Department ex-
periments this week at the in
tersection Of Lee highway and
Old Dominion drive about b half
mile west Of Cherrydale in Ar
hngton.
The junction will be open for
slow traffic, the department said.
while engineers try to find the
best solution for the intersection.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
Demolition Bids Asked
For Camp Simms Housing

The District has asked for bids
to demolish 284 buildings in the
Camp Simms housing project,
Just of Alabama. avenue Sc.
The bids will be opened on
April 81, and all tenants will be
forced to move by September l..
The buildings. housing about
800 persons, were erected for vet
erans in 1916 and are occupied
by colored families. The Ma
.tional Capital Housing Admin
istration will try to locate the
low-income families in other
public housing.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
House Unit Sets
HearingonArea
Transportation
BroyhiII Bill Seeks
To Creute Agency
For Sweeping Study
a., A..~1l D..
By Harold B. Rogers

A House District Subcommit-
tee today scheduled a public
hearing for 9:30 am. next Tues
day on legislation to establish a
commission to make a sweeping
study Of transportation problems
of the Washington area.
The bill, sponsored by Repre-.
sentative Broyhill, Republican.
of Virginia. would direct the
commission to study, investigate
and make recommendations on
related transportation problems.
The problems would include
highways, bridges, the move
ment of traffic, the integration
of public transportation and the
need for additional public trans
portation for the area.
Commission Study Urged.
The commission would be au-
thorized to give consideration to
the establishment of a Greater
Washington Metropolitan Trans
portation Commission to regulate
public transportation between
the District and nearby Mary
land and Virginia.
The hearing will be conducted
by the District subcommittee on
Public Service, Streets and
Traffic headed by Representative
Kearns, Republican, of Penn
Sylvania. j.
Plansfor the hearing are being
handled by William N. Mcleod.
Invited to testify are the key op-
Grating and planning officials
from Federal, District and State
levels.
The commission would report
its findings to the President who
would submit the recommended
tion to Congress.
Membership Setup.
The commission would con-
sist of four members appointed
by the President, two appointed
by the President on recommen-
dation of Virginia and two from
Maryland, two from the Senate
District Committee and the
House District Committee and
two appointed by the District
Commissioners.
Among the officials invited by
letter to testify are Gerald j.
Glassman, Of the Washington
Metropolitan Area Transporta-
ton Committee; Francis v. du-s
Pont. new commissioner of pub
lie roads; c. o. Watkins, Alex
andria director of Public Works:
Robert Watkins, of the Mary
land National Capital Park and
Planning Commission; Charles
c.. Robinson, director Of the
Northern Virginia Regional
Planning and Economic Develop
ment Commission.
Also John Nolen, jr.. director
of the National Capital Plan,
ming Commission; Bertram M.
Gross, chairman of the National
Capital Regional Planning Coun-
Gil.
Kenneth Spencer, chairman Of
the District Public Utilities
Commission; Brig. Gen. Louis
w. Prentiss. engineer Commis-
sioner of the District; John N.
Robertson. District director Of
Highways; Samuel r. Harrison.
Engineer of Streets.
Mr.. Mcleod also has invited
the Washington Board of Trade.
Other witnesses also may be
heard.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
Spencer Expects No
Changes in Command
In D. {. Departments

Commissioner Samuel Spencer
last night said that, so far as he
knows, no changes are contem-
plated involving positions now
held by District Government de-
partment heads, other than those
already planned under the cur
rent reorganization.
He made the statement during
an appearance on the televised
program Your Commissioners
Report" over WMAL-TV, The
Star station. He first appeared
on the program on March 80,
but last night was the first time
he had answered questions.
The new Commissioner added
that no pressure has come from
the White House or any other
source, calling for any executive
changes.
Officials Work Praised. -
In answering reporters ques-
tons, he praised tho work of the
Districts administrative officials
from what he has observed as a
native Washingtonian. He re-
marked that many of these off,
Gals have as much as 20 to 80
years of experience in their jobs
and termed them liable and
faithful public servants"
Commissioner Spencer an
Swered the usual barrage of
questions, many on subjects
he has not had time to study
fully as a Commissioner. The
broadcast took place less than
IL hours after he took the oath
OF Office yesterday.
Transit Fares Discussed.
The Capital Transit Co.'s re-
quest for still another fare in
crease was brought up. If the
fare rate goes through, it is
bound to present problems, it
was agreed.
Gen. Prentiss said he is "wor-
ried about it," He pointed out
that many persons would resort
to driving their own cars back
and forth to work and that
this would increase parking
headaches.
Gen. Prentiss, who is a men,
Der of the Public Utilities Com
mission. which has been asked
to grant the increase, said the
present situation involving a
forthcoming congressional in
vestigation Of the transit COM
pany and the request for a rate
rise is without precedent"
Asked Segregation Views.
Commissioner Spencer was
asked about his views on Segre-
cation in restaurants. .highlighted
yesterday by the Supreme Court
announcement that it will re-
view the Thompson Restaurant
case.
He said. he was inclined to
favor the minority opinion of
the U. S. Court Of Appeals for
the District of Columbia, which
contended that the legality of
1872 and 1873 statutes banning
segregation in restaurants here
was valid.
Sworn in Yesterday.
Mr.. Spencer took the oath of
Office at 1920 am. yesterday at
the District Building, being
sworn in by Chief Judge Harold
M. Stephens Of the u. S. Court
Of Appeals for the District of
Columbia. Members Of his fam
lily. friends and many ranking
District officials attended the
ceremony.
The new Commissioner ex-
pressed appreciation to his
predecessor, r. Joseph Donohue,
for diligent service to the city.
In turn, he was praised by Mr..
Donohue and his Commissioner
colleagues. as well as by Robert
v. Fleming, chairman Of the
Citizens Advisory Committee.
Evening star., 1953-04-07

eral OF the
World Health
Organization.
Most of the
major health
t hire a t S are
caused by hui
m a n factors
and not bac-
t eria," DR..
B rock CHS
h ohm. Cana
d / a NIB o rn
head of the
o r g q n l.
Zation. said in
sA.A..sA...
Evening star., 1953-04-07
Montgomery at Fort Knox

FORT KNOX. KY, April 7 (P.
-Britain'S Field Marshal Wis
count Bernard Law Montgomery
arrived yesterday for a round of
inspections and a lecture before
staff officers.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
Judge Morgan to Speak

Judge 10 v. Morgan of the
District Tax Court will speak at
the National Capital Optimist
Club luncheon at 12:15 pm. to-
morrow in the Willard Hotel.
Evening star., 1953-04-07
Habits and Beliefs
Called Greater Health
Danger Than Germs

Peoples habits and beliefs are
a greater threat to their health
than the germs of disease, in the
opinion of the director-gen-
Evening star., 1953-09-13

A. Flower print with solid trim
eosy-on button-down- the
front, full skirt. CoIors
rust, blue or cocoa, on grey
grounds Sizes l6 to AZ,
1872 to 24l2, 46 to 81.
B. Hearts and flowers with
solid piping, brio -o-broc ...
Upper front Ioree pockets,
eIostIc wolst, full skirted
CoIors wine, blue or gold on
grey grounds Sizes IA to
AZ, l6 2 to "a
c. Peasant print ;. buttons
n bows. four gore full skirt.
2-woy collar, Block, red, blue
on white Sizes II to 20,
IA z to "a "
Cotton Shop Downstairs Store.
The Hecht Co.. Washington
Silrer Spring, PARKtngton
Evening star., 1953-03-27
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS WANTED

CONN. AND X VICINITY-Educa.
tional publisher requires approx
500 So. it., 1st or 2nd floor; reas
rental. RE. 7-0473.
Evening star., 1953-03-27
WAREHOUSE FOR SALE

GEORGETOWN, I-story warehouse
ofd $500 SO; it., zoned Industrial. Lot
i1:oo9 & So; IT Price, $50. 900 for ali
DRURY REALTY CORP, AID
1000.
SUITABLE repair shop, storage, etc.
several 2-story brick bldgs.; offered
at S3s.20 ga. with $3.50 down and
only S37 30 per no.. which is less
Atlas .Theater. 1900 blk. II st. ne.
on Linden Court. Why paw rent
when you can own your own bldg
on such terms? Mr.. Manuel. EN-
55<53S6, with DRURY REALTY
Evening star., 1953-03-27
MOTORCYCLES tcont.)
TRAILERS

very good for builder. for construc.
tion job, or can be used as a ONCE
OF. cottage at beach, will place on
i94 bf1 OF E.1~aS 15S~esStion; $500. MIR. FRANK.
STEWART 81 s7-ft. Two bedrms..
rangements for six. Bath. Picture
window liv. rm. Fully equipped and
furn. Excel. condition. So. 500.
terms; Seen after g pm. Lot 67s
e%Pie ". PITS. TFsileE Kr. wi; sss75h. he1 sya'
' ST. .4s5. HEEfER a1stfN. TkAnER MHafs sA12Esss' 2ss
ExCEPTfoN1iLIY XE STH6s1i WELL BUILT p
wheel utility. cargo. baggage and
6oat;t;Iyg 6oatt;;ct;arrying trailer, in nearly new
condltlon. Cali ia. S-SO21. -26
1852 sS,;;,SHS s67FT; IT,; TR!AEvEL0.. TRAY completely
Utility UfGT1sFfef TRAIIER. S1Ss WHEEL. exc Excel.
send; sasd. s45' includes hitch. Jg; s.
TRxiiER-a7 IT. AZ model. All
immed. Ov. 3-39Os any time. 80
WILL TRADE for nice clean house
dinette, fully furn: apt; ; long ' lease. a,.
Call after $40. OIL. 4-4l43. -20
PONTIAC Chief. late 1851: SO it..
3 rms, full bath. tub and shower,
flush toilet, 16-ft. liv. rm., rolf
window awnings, 9x25 It. porch
awning. Located on lot with asphalt
stop and shop. center. In Alex.
Contact between 81 Pm. OV. Sc
SIS FOOT 1852 sPARTTNETTE Trail.
take 40 or AZ model car. Must
sell immed. Woodley Hills Trailer
Court, Lot 103. Alex. Va. 2S'
FOR SALE-Trailer. '4S model
Franklin 2-rm., porch, 81 400. NO.
?;0339:- SO Temple Trailer CT.
Alex. Va. oAs
Evening star., 1953-03-27

AN OUTSTANDING VALUE = SO
acres, all clear, on U. s. highway
Easy committing to D. C. Price
$3.50 per acre. Terms can be ar
ranged.
Excel. investment-475 acres. SO
miles D. c. Unimproved land. Price,
$4,000. MABEL HUTCHINSON
PURYEAR, Pleasant Valley. Hern-
don Va Phone Herndon 344-J-3
Evening star., 1953-03-27

COTTAGE, 2 bedrms.. firepl: on .
Shadyside, Md. JE. 3-S347. %
CAPE LOCK HAVEN, MD.-Water-
front lot. 50x15O; 25 mi. from D. C.
Call 10. S-3514. 30
THREE LOTS, at Selby- -on-Bay. $500
each. call RE. 1855. Apt. 6O3. go
Evening star., 1953-03-27
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SECOND TRUST, sold with recourse
20 prior payments made. A blue
chip note with good possibility OF
entire balance being paid off in &c
days, balance due $4,000, SAG
7-yr.-old semidet. brick residence in
prime colored loc. MIR. HOLLANDER,
EX. 3-34OS, or HE. 4-6617, ewes
5000 2nd trust note.
725 Faraday pl. ne. for S3,36O;
BERGMAN REALTY CO.. ST. g.
9433, ia. 9-I750. -5
goo discount on out-of town prop
erty. Call w. NICOLLS. EN-. 2-4O40
Ext. 1896, ia. 2-067O after 3 pm
Evening star., 1953-03-27
$3.50 PER ACRE


Wouldn't you like five acres of beau
tiful, productive land within a few
minutes Of the District in nearby
Virginia? The Fairwood Co. is Of
fering few flve-acre tracts at the
This is an unusually low price con-
sidering the fine location in one of
Fairfax County's fast-growing areas
near Chantilly. Some Of the tracts
are cleared and some are wooded.
with stream They are all very de-
sirable building sites. You can build
your own home, or the Fairwood Co.
will introduce you to a reliable Vir-
sinia builder.
To reach the tracts, drive out Lee
hwy to junction with Route 90 at
Fairfax Circle. Follow 80 (Which is
the Winchester rd) until you have
gone 1f4 mi. west of Chantilly:
there you will see at the junction
with 607 the "Fairwood Estates"
sign. Turn right to the tract.
Owner will be on the premises every
afternoon from $3.50 It'll dark and
all day Saturday and Sunday This
is an unusual opportunity for you
If you are thinking about getting
some land. A good piece Of land in
Sures your independence and will
provide a delightful spot for rec
reation. You should see some Of the
wooded tracts with a lovely variety
of evergreens which grow abun-
For further information, call the
FAIRWOOD CO. at DI. 1923. or
Mrs. Burnett at JE. 2-9429.
Evening star., 1953-03-27
BLDG. SITES, OYSTER HARBOR
I'D. 2-S100 and evenings TU, 2-O9l

BLDG. SITES, OYSTER HARBOR
AID. 2-sloO and evenings TU. 2-0913.
80
SEVERN RIVER HARBOR
Nine waterfront and shore props.
Priced from 100000 to $1,000.
Statesmen avail. on Sat. and Sun.
Call Glen Burnie 127-M for appt.
or call South Shore 1929 or 415I
upon arrival at Herald Harbor to
have a salesman meet you. Ar
range a weekday showing by calling
Mrs. Spence, AP. 7-S039. SUBURBAN
& COUNTRY REALTY. 20
LONG BEACH COTTAGE
Masonry construction. Furnished.
Only $500. Reas. down payment.
rms. and bath. Lots Of attractions.
Needs a little work to complete.
Also other 1. 2. 5 and 4-bedrm. cot
tsgss; ranging from $4,000 to
Terms may be arranged on all; IS
year mortgage on balance. Make
your choice today while full selec-
Fine homesites. ranging from S4oO-
SI.IoO. Many have water view OF
harbor frontage. Low down pay
ments and easy monthly terms may
To inspect these choice homes and
building sites. drive Z mi. south OF
Prince Frederick. on Solomons Is
land road. turn left at st. Leonard
and follow Long Beach signs to
office on Chesapeake Bay.
M. E.. ROCKHILL, INC.
Phone Prince Frederick }0S-J.
Mail Address. st. Leonard Md
Evening star., 1953-03-27
LoTs AND AcREAeE WANrEpIWATERET PROP sALE lcontl

BUILDER DESIRES Immediately. lots
to build flats and apartments;
sewer and water in. Win pay
highest cash prices. Call Mr.
JAMES. 8 till 6 pm. DI. 7-1655.
WHITE OR COLORED = For flats,
row, semidet. or community houses.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411:
ewes, RA. 6-5924. go
in land sales. Always
nave clients wanting land for apts.,
subdiv.. comml.. indust.. and bldg.
lots. D. c., Md, or Va. c. LOUIS
CAPUTI .Realtor, JE. 2-1415. 20
Evening star., 1953-03-27
FLORIDA PROPERTY
LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREsT
Let me refinarce your home and
consolidate your present trusts,
thereby reducing monthly payment
and interest and give you any bal.
ance in cash Call MR.. MILLER,
Me. S-l220: evenings. LA. 6-5I94'
end AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
Immediate service. Call MA S-654O.
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
1014 K CT. NV GIth and K)
Evening star., 1953-03-27
TRUCKS FOR SALE

(Contined on Next pase)
Evening star., 1953-03-27
MONEY WANTED

SPOT CASH FOR SECOND TRUSTS
22% TO 4% DISCOUNT -
Evening star., 1953-03-27
DESK SPACE

BARR BUILDING. 80 18th st NV
near Conn and K. New, modern
attractive desk space for those who
want the best: receptionist, switch-
poard, mail and telephone answer
ing service avail Call ST 3-34h6.
NEAR MAYFLOWER and statler-
AItrac; modern furn. and equip.
rates; park. areas; conv. EX. g.
Evening star., 1953-03-27
. OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SAL
WEST RIVER FRONTACF4o .o-o

WEST RIVER FRONTAGE-4O acres
at 5000 per: building sites from
$1,000, can build Chesapeake bay
area home from $500 dn.. $1,000 to-
tai from Annapolis to Solomons. You
TRAcKLER, in shadyside. dSd ~ west vest
REAL PRoPERT1Es. EH' ''0o. &sE ~
$40 DOWN will buy bldg. site at
Herald Harbor or Selby- y-on-the Bay:
1e Il hqas K49 5rHR SRAFrG p 6 PTices s459 END
AEGM1SGM sHfsi sTfhDfNG1 1898 $3.50 can be
used for all purposes. including small
cottage. or diner, will place at loca-
ton 11of for $500. MR.. FRANK, DU.
HERALD HARBoR-very nice, COM
pletely furnished 5-rm. -and-bath
tYSn house aovI with bedrms;: living rm..
cold running water. Lot 5Ox1OO. In
closed with Page fence. Good bath
ing nearby. Don't miss this one.
Price. SIO,500. For inspection, cali
EDWARD s. HALL, Sr., South Shore
22232. or stop in office next to fire-
CHESAPEAKE BAY - 4-room and
bath home, 25 miles out; front and
rear screened porches. eiec. stove
and refgr.; nicely furn.: sand beach.
BARGAIN at So. 500. ME. S-O5l9. :
BEN OAKS ON THE SEVERN-1 we'll
lying lot in a restricted water front
community. Within committing dis
tance of Washington. Close to
Friendship Airport, Glenburnie. Ft.
Meade. Baltimore and Annapolis.
Electricity and gas abutting prop
erty... Access to well-regulated COM
munity beach and pier. Call j. D.
CRAWFORD. HA. 2-9165. 80
SOLOMONS ISLAND-Beautiful, ex-
elusive. setting on st. Johns Greek;
main dwell. 10 rms, 8 baths, oil hit
guest cottage, 2-car gar, inclosed
boathouse for large cruiser. private
dock, all in spotless cond. on I51
acres fronting deep harbor with
outlook to Chesapeake Bay through
the mouth Of the Patuxent River
One of the finest situations for the
yachtsman in the tidewater country,
Price. $4,000, with "a cash and
1st mrtg. to owner for bal. ]. B.
WATERS. Realtor. Prince Frederick,
Md. Many other farms, estates and
shore properties. ONCE, Prince Fred
erick 214. Home. Pr. FIR. 31S-J-3.
Evening star., 1953-03-27
ST. CLEMENT SHORES

ST. CLEMENT SHORES
This is one of the finest salt water
developments in Southern Mary
land: Is within 10 minutes drive of
MOSQUITOES are practically unknown
on this peninsula. Artesian water
from q large capacity well $50 IT.
deep, is piped throughout the sub
division: Harbor for small boats.
haven for yachts: large community
Plat mailed on request. Louis p
SHOEMAKER. 1919 K st. NV, MA.
Evening star., 1953-03-27
HUGH ALEXANDER
YACHTS UNLIMITED

MATTHEWS Cruiser prewar fisher
man. new Packard 150-h.p., dinghy
and extras. Owned enjoyed and
maintained by great boatsman.
LIGHTNING Sailboat No. 1879. new
sails ordered. Price to be deter
DODGE Utility e0' cabin runabout.
Clinker Qapstrake) built of mahog-
any. Kermath 95, extras. 1880.
CUSTOM Motorsailer, old and solid,
small but roomy. Inspect in city.
Price, 81 500.
RICHARDSON Cruiser. Gray power.
Smallest double cabin yacht to &C.
commodate two couples fore and aft.
OWENS 27' Sedan Cruiser. 1e47.
Price to be negotiated.
CHRIS CRAFT Cruiser. Two motors.
new paint, radiophone and a list Of
features too long to mention here.
WANTED BOATS TO SELL OR
BOATS TO BUY or you make q good
deal and let us SURVEY, INSURE or
FINANCE. Day. phone TEMPLE B.
MARMADUKE. JA. 7-1571 or see
HUGH ALEXANDER Sat-, Sun. and
sunset. 936 Maine ave. Phone ST.
3-4440 or ST. 3-3575. go
Evening star., 1953-03-27
FARMS (conf.l

NEW sTROUT CATALOG Just out!
Mailed free 81 States. STROUT
REALTY, 71l-A Woodward Bldg.
WashinRton. Sterling 3-37S4.
Evening star., 1953-03-27

2ND TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
These secured notes will yield over
3S%e Secured on owner-occupied Dis
trtct real estate. Makers of trusts
have perfect paying records. Notes
are seasoned. insured by title COM
pany, and equitably perfect.
So, $50, interest sc, pays S55 mo.
Price, $3.50.
pays $685. mo. Price, $4,2SO.
81 800, notes. 81 pays S46 mo. Price.
$1,000.
S6,130, notes. interest 6es, pays $50
mo Price, S3,93O.
S6,3s0. notes: interest 6%, pays $50
Call RE. 7-1525 Ask for MR.. BER-
MAN. Ewes. call AID. 4-4624. 80
Evening star., 1953-03-27
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

REAL ESTATE for sale by owner.
Home sites on Ramsey Lake. Pro-
seGtsd to hsERo Schools and soss TaH an
left at crossroads at Mayo brick
school. R. B. ALVEY, West River
HlLLCREsT-7 choice lots direct
from OWNER. Sewer and water in.
Today's best buy. RA. 6-14S7. -29
Site large DEVELOPMENT isef fscinE Ea%Hes[ eoies
vile rd:. past Silver Spring. Md;
SEMIDET.; 1S lots; utilities in; street
on grade: Riyerdale: 8 blocks from
oVERho06KING LS6N PoToMAc RIVER
5. G.; oxon 0HfS,'fS Hi, Nd: STREETS ; sG% and
NO. ARLTNGToN. 10 semidetached
foSs $4,000. sn' MAC Ssc'i L1HDsf2 N sR3 ~Jin 5G
e LOTss. very reasonable, in Coles
vile. area. over an acre in each.
Ideal for garden planting. Must sell
right away. RA. 3-54S9. -2S
10 ACRES. 49s IT,, Rt. z, As miles
1. MCGEE KING. JE. 2-6S8O. 81
COLESVILLE FARM ESTATES. Desir-
able acre home-ites close to school,
paved streets, excel. community.
Prices start at $I,S00, Out Coles
pned vilie Rd; Rt, 29l. to our sign.
LANDwFor residential subdivision.
apartments, commercial and indus
trial G; LOUIS CAPUT1. Realtor,
SUBURBAN BETHEsDA-choice loc.
l. dotS; dl5x2q0, 400 ca, terms
OL. 4-4o67; eyes,, OIL. 4-3599;
CHOICE LOTS for individual resi-
dences in D. c. and Md. Some have
all utils. A. A. CAROzzA CO.. LU.
CoLEsViLLE FARMs-Desirable acre
estates, from $1,S00. in the Coles
vile sec. of Silver Spring. 2 blocks
70 school. Out Colesville rd. (Route
go, to our sign. ROBINSON. JU.
7-7ll7; ewes. JU. S-519S.
BURNING TREE ESTATES, in the
country, club area of Bradley blvd.
Minimum size, "a acre. Out Bradley
Country Club. RoBfNsoN, oeJdS JU.
I'LL; ewes, JU. S-519S.
BEAUTIFUL wooded double lot. in
PPdexEanorias ParE ni.s. exclusive Jefferson
schools and and transp. tiGnsfnishcss Cash. nfaE fE.
614594 or Ov. $3.50. 80
SHIRLEY ACRES - Large wooded
homesites. with city water; near
s3n Sniriey hwy, in Fairfax CO. 81 ,095
NON 2No M. LYNCH & SONS. XII.
ANNANDALE, vA.-7Ia acres with
eioy Sdy+o water: sna.: SCOTT. frontage on
b6So STRsF TERNoH T0Ysd M IIHea RFssd
& SONS. Lincolnia, Va. XII. 9-5906.
tClosed Sunday.) so
SECOND COMMERCIAL ground, lVe.
frontage at Bladensburg I'd. and New
YORK ave. ne, with r.r. siding,
H1ArTsTqyS nA sf S MP ss9y, sely ss stisss @51ss
on hard road facing Sugar Loaf Mt'
and new Rte. 240 dual freeway: /
nj: MI to cloyerleaf; good for subdiv.
sSE13S0o sSSiE21iS0o. Phone EN-; 3-5775. 29'
srnnSG Fomsty ca CROOK ..ioG FOREST; Mont
prox 3 acres. in highly desirable
location; 10 alton offering seclusion: access
T4 70 stream SEnoI IN rear. S6.soo. OWNER.
cHhE:vYs s-e14al CHASE. MD. A beautiful maa
rambler site, close to Health Center,
picnic grounds, transp., shopping,
$500 down. Call OWNER, 10.
MONTGOMERY CO., "a mi D. c.
APPROX; 10 acres, stream. S34O
ROCKvILLE-POTOMAC AREA-2B
acres, magnificent view. corner plot.
c; 81; 950; Tel. OIL. 2-615s. 80
CRESTWOOD N.W.-A limited num-
Der of beautifully wooded lots in
an area of fine homes, surrounded
on sides by Rock Creek Park.
Call Mrs. Grand, co. 5-6246, exclu-
sive with PAUL P STONE, Realtor.
APT. GROUND, OVER so ACRES
Level. In town of Fairfax. Water
EXclustYe, IA 1-OnRS. IA G221 q