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Evening star., 1953-03-26
800 Arlington Students
Goinq 10 Music Festival

More than 800 Arlington junior
and senior high school students
will travel to Mary Washington
College. Fredericksburg. Satur-
day to compete in the annual
District w Music Festival for
Virginia high schools.
The Arlington delegation, COM
posed of four orchestras, two
bands and several choral groups,
will compete against musicians
from 80 schools in the Northern
Virginia area.
Washington-Lee High School
will send the largest number Of
participants, which include a
75-piece band. a 70-piece ORCH
estra, a 100-voice girls chorus,
the 14-voice Madrigal singers.
the 1O0-voice choir and q mixed
chorus of IS students.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
By Harry Lever

A love of the sea undimmed
by a perilous naval combat ca
reer sparks much of the life of
Commissioner-designate Samuel
Spencer.
It is reflected in his own per-
sonality and more tangibly, in
the paneled library of his home.
It comes out when he talks to
you
Hung on the wall near the
fine bindings is a barometer.
Framed is an illuminated shell
back" certificate, testifying that
he has crossed the equator in a
way not many people have-in
the destroyer escort Oberender,
under his own command.
Under the wartime Comdr.
Spencer, the Oberender had a
gallant career. Among other
feats, it weathered an attack by
a Japanese suicide plane. The
Oberender itself now is dead;
it's bones are on a beach at Oki-
nawa. But a model of it is on
Mr.. Spencer's library shelf.
Still a Sailor.
The Commissioner designate
is part-owner of a handsome
auxiliary ketch. A picture shows
a trim little vessel-the kind
armchair adventurers dream Of.
The library is full Of books on
ships and the sea. Conrad is
there, and so is Rosenberg. The
volumes Of poetry include Mase-
field. of course.
So it is still Comdr. Spencer,
especially when he's busy at the
basement workable building sail
ing models. One is 30-inches
long. The rigging and the cut of
the sails are precisely correct.
The 42-year-old lawyer is es-
pecially nostalGic about the Ca
ribbean. It was in those cobalt
blue waters that he started his
naval career.
But not everything about the
Commissioner designate is of the
sea.
His success in law shows he
has the comprehensive legal ex-
perience that will be helpful in
his new post.
with the Navy.
Job will Cut Income.
His civic activity, already
known to many, indicates his
interest in public affairs. AS a
Commissioner, he will make less
money than his law practice has
been providing. He explains it
simply: He says he feels the
public service involved is worth
doing.
Mr.. Spencer and his wife, Dora
White Spencer. live in a Geor-
gian-type home at 4814 Dexter
street NV. They have three
children, Henry. 13: Janet. II,
and Richard. 8.
Sartorially, Mr.. Spencer leans
toward the conservative, except
in the garden, when he dresses
like any other "putterer." Good
looking and well built, he is a
good tennis player.
While at Harvard, the Com
designate Joined the
ROTC. and in October, 1910,
embarked on what was to be
five years Of very active duty
with the Navy.
PatrOlled Around Panama.
His first ship was the four
stack destroyer j. Fred Talbot
and it was good for Is months
of war patrol around Panama.
Then he requested command Of
a subchaSer and trained for this
assignment at Miami, soon be-
coming 50 adept he became a
gunnery instructor himself.
Escort duty came along, and
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Status of Maryland Bills

TO set the 1854 state property tar
at 11.29 cents per S1O0 assessment
(Ways and Means).
Joint Resolution 1ntroduced.
HJR22-By Luber-To request the
Governor to provide up to $4,000 q
year for the Civil Air Patrol ways and
- Resolution INTRODUCED.
HR6S-By Hodges and Corriean--To
request the MARYLAND Racing Commis-
same mutuel employees es far as possible
every year ways and Means).
HR69-By Wallace and Bradshaw
To request the commissioner Of motor
vehicles to establish o branch once in
the MARYLAND Washington district ways
and MeanS).
SENATE.
Bills introduced.
SB495-By Fletcher and Lofstrand-
To provide that the five-cent recreation
tax levied by Montgomery County for
use by the Maryland National Park and
Planning Commission shall not be levied
in excess of the rate necessary to meet
annual debt service on the (Series Il
recreation bonds Of the commission and
to- make other amendments in the laws
relating to the commission Judiciary.
Bills Enacted.
HJR7 - BY Sklar - Requesting the
House Speaker and Senate President to
set up legislative committee to CO.
operate with the Citizens Committee on
Educational Television.
HB324-By Hassal and 6ee-Qutlaw-
ing air rifles, air guns and BIB guns
In Prince Georges and Allegany Counties.
Evening star., 1953-03-26

Mrs. Frances Earnshaw, secre-
tary, and Jack Kolodny, treas
urer.
Certificates Of commendation
were presented to Mrs. Camilla
Bowman for volunteer relief
activities in behalf of Holland
flood victims, and to j. Newton
Brewer. jr., for his .McAllister
fund committee work. The fund
was raised to help the family of
Montgomery County police Pvt.
Robert w. McAllister who was
shot and killed while making an
arrest.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Fred Johnson Elected
BY Alexandra 0ptimists

Fred johnson. Of 901 Ramsey
street, Alexandria, was elected
president of the Alexandria OPP
timist Club. He succeeds DR.. Ed
ward Tannenbaum.
Mr.. johnson is sales manager
for the Alexandria Dairy. Other
officers elected are: Phil Rich,
first vice president; Oliver
Maechtle, second vice president;
Ed Heatwole, secretary; John
johnson, treasurer, and the Rev.
o. v. T. Chamberlin. chaplain.
Elected to three-year terms on
the Board Of Directors: Dick Gil
bert, John PoSey, John Kelley
and Glenn Davis.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Police Seize Man
Standing on Rail
OF Key Bridge

Arlington and District police
cars raced for Key Bridge early
today on motorists report that
he saw a man standing atop the
railing.
When police arrived the man
was still there. standing in the
driving rain and peering down
at the water. He was sent to
Gallinger Hospital for mental
observation. still explaining that
he never intended to Jump.
Water just fascinates me-" i1e
said.
Evening star., 1953-03-26

Council.
The council
m e t at the
home of Mrs.
Geneva Olds,
916 Th a y e r
avenue. Other
n e W officers
are: William
DeVries. first
vice president;
Frank Beatty,
sec ond vice
p e sid e n t.;
Robert Snure,
t hird vice
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Clinic to Hear SIuvson

S. r. Slavson, internationally
known author and psychother-
apist, will address the seventh
annual meeting of the Fairfax
County Child Guidance Clinic
a Red Feather agency-at 8 pm.
tomorrow in the George Mason
High School in Falls Church.
Evening star., 1953-03-26

July De m O.
cr a tic pri-
mary.
He became
the first can
didate formal
ly to announce
for the Office
now held by
H o W ard w.
Smith, jr., son
of Represent
ative Smith,
Democrat. Of
Virginia.
The candi-
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Cerebrol PoIsy Meeting

The United Cerebral Palsy
Association Of Prince Georges
County will meet at 8 o'clock to-
night in the conference room Of
the Prince Georges Hospital,
Cheverly. Parents Of palSied
children are invited.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
RiverduIe PTA Dance

The Riverdale (Md0 Elemen-
tary School PTA will hold q
dance at $3.50 pm. Saturday in
the school, Riverdale and Tay-
lor roads. Proceeds will be used
to buy playground equipment.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Legion Resumes Dances

Viers ll-Wheaton American
Legion Post $50 will resume its
series Of spring dances at 9 pm.
Saturday at the Silver Spring
Armory.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Earl Wagner 10 Run
For Prosecutor in
Alexandra Primary

Earl F. Wagner today an
nounced his candidacy for the
office Of commemorative attor-
ney in Alexandria, subject to the
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Ernie Tannen Named
IniercIub Council Head

Ernie Tannen, program di-
rector OF radio station WGAY,
last night was elected president
Of the Silver Spring Interclub
Evening star., 1953-03-26
Damascus Dinner Set

The Damascus tMd.) Metho-
dist Church will sponsor a fried
chicken and ham dinner at 2
pm. Saturday.
Evening star., 1953-03-26
BY the A..oeia.sd Press

A4NNA6A A444O, NNdE. AO.--1 CSCCE :"
days proceedings Of the General
Assembly included:
HOUSE.
Ellis introduced.
HBS12-By Mack and Behounek-To
allow q full years income tax deduction
Tor dependents supported for only part
Of the year ways and Means).
HBS16-By Dempsey and Thompson-
To include sudden strains in injuries
under the workmen's compensation laws
HBSl7-By Luber-ro exclude the
Federal Government from sales tax ex-
emptions ways and Means).
HB61S-By MONTGOMERY delegation
70 provide for nominations e the
tion by primary election and petition
HBsiS@By Montgomery delegation
To raise the salary Of the chief clerk to
the Montgomery County supervisor of
elections from 1,500 to 81 800. the
salaries of four clerks from $500 to
S2,7SO, two clerks from 80, 040 to So, 660
and Q stenographer from S2,64O to
$4,000 tDelegation).
HBS2O-By Lawlor and Marshall
To require the washington Suburban
Sanitary Commission to engage master
plumbers to make water and sewer con-
nections to houses fMontgomery and
Prince Georges delegations).
HB624-By LubeT. Logan and Green
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01

full physical examination, by total
white cell counts, by differential
white cell counts, recording temper
atures, and some use mine detectors
to help in making a diagnosis.
"a. Will the use of illustrators for
docking lambs prevent infection?
A. No. We see lambs dying with
tetanus (ockjaw) and other infec-
tons as a result of the infection
gaining entrance through the elias
traitor wound.
O. My pigs are narrowed on dis
infected cement floors. They are
kept there for one month. Some of
the latest pigs become weak and
die. The sow is fed a balanced ra-
lion. Could you tell me what is
wrong?
A. Milk is very low in iron. 1t
would seem that the pigs are de-
veloping anemia because of this. A
practical method of prevention
place a shovel full of good clean sod
in the pen every day. The little pigs
will get enough iron and copper
by roofing in the dirt to prevent
anemia. There are preparations that
contain iron and copper that can
be painted on the sow's nipple
These are very handy in preventing
losses from baby pig anemia.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01
Policy of Stockgrowers

taken over by the Extension Serv-
ice.
Endorsed the uniform grazing
bill. H.R. 1929.
Opposed senate bill 1910 rela-
tive TO a request by the Forest
Service TO purchase an acreage
of land in Sanders county for
purpose of wintering horses and
mules of Region One.
Asked railroads be approached
with the view of changing tariff
rule which puts highest class rate
on car of livestock which may
have but one animal which should
rightfullY come under the higher
rate-in other words. a provision
for a split-car rate.
Asked railroads for improved
and expedited services on live
stock shipments.
Promised full support 10 the
Montana Citizens Freight Rate
Association.
Recommended an exp a n d d
program of veterinary research.
with special reference TO Vibrionic
Abortion. Urinary Calcuh and
Footrot.
Agreed TO encourage and assist
in promotion of brucellosis eradi-
cation program of Sanitary Board.
Lauded Highway Patrol and
Commission for aid given in
checking trucks on highway for
protection of industry.
Requested Animal Industry de-
partment make every effort to
make available an adequate sup
ply of preventative vaccine for
bluetongue. a disease of cattle and
sheep.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01

as outlined in resolution adopted
at the 69th annual convention
held in Missoula May IA. Is. Is.
These resolutions
Urged Secretary of Agriculture
Benson 10 continue his opposition
10 price supports.
Urged heavy marketing of cows
this fall as a means of reducing
breeding herds: h olding some
steers and calves in order TO delay
or avoid heavy marketings.
Resolved that assessments be
increased from l cent to 2 cents
on grown cattle. from one-third
cent to two thirds cents on calves
for the purpose of further adver-
Using and promoting beef.
Urged retailers of beef 10 move
more beef and eating establish
ments TO feature beef al prices in
line with current wholesale and
live animal prices.
Urged that practice of buying
domestic beef by armed forces
continue.
Reiterated opposition 10 any
further tariff cuts and asked for
more protection for in dustrY.
labor and agriculture.
Suggested that an equitable
portion of funds derived from i'm
port duties be used TO purchase
beef for federal and state institu-
lions. school lunch programs. etc.
Commended and promised 10
stand behind Secretary Benson
and his agricultural policy.
Requested that the Soil Con-
servation Service be discontinued
and its essential activities be
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-06-01
Veterinary
Health Problems
OF Livestock
By ]. w. Stafford, D.V.M.

O. Is dynamite poisonous to i've
stock?
A. Sure is-in two ways: 1. The
big boom. 2. If it is eaten at the rate
of one stick per 400 pounds of cow,
the oxyhemoglobin of the blood is
changed to methemaglobin. That
change is fatal.
O. Is there drug or vaccine that
will prevent range paralysis in
chickens?
A. No.
@. Do sheep get blackleg?
A. Yes, usually as the result of
wound infection.
O. My uncle keeps goats with his
herd of cows. He says they keep
disease away from the herd. If they
do. could you tell me the kind of
goats to get?
A. Can't agree with your uncle.
If you must add goats to the cow
herd be sure the goats are disease
free so they will not carry disease
to the COWS.
O. Will the state test my cows for
Bangs disease free? If they do.
whom do I contact?
A. Yes, the state will test your
cows free if the entire herd is
tested at one time and you agree to
engage in one of the eradication pro-
grams if the herd is found to be in
fected. Apply for the test to the
State Veterinarian, Helena, or In
spector-in-charge, U. S. Bureau of
Animal Industry. Helena.
O. How do veterinarians tell if e
COW has wire sticking through the
fore-stomach?
A. By history of repeated at.
tacks of acute indigestion, by OBJ.
serving the symptoms, by a care.
Evening star., 1953-07-15
"SLOW UP"

and 60 over these homes
Pentagon and Navy workers. $1,000
down and $500 will buy this 2
bedrm. and tile bath senlidetached
brick with full basement. Oil heat.
Ten minutes to Pentagon and Navy
Annex. Home Is immaculate.
to 1st trust. Nice 2-bedrm. Cape
Cod with expansible attic. Fairfax
F. E. MALCOLM
Evening star., 1953-07-15
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ARL., 7O4 N. GLEBE RD., RIM, 2O4
Broker-Desk space air eond.; SIS
ARLINGTON - Near Washington
all-elec. kit. with breakfast space.
Beautiful rec. rm., lge. fenced yard:
immac. cond.; lovely wide street;
owner anxious for quick sale. Ewes,
Woo. 6-66d146, RAYMOND B. DUNN.
ARiiNGToN4 RniGT FoREsr-offtceer's
transfer make available next week
fully redecorated 5-yr.-oId larger larger
size all brick 3-bedrm. Colonial,
complete ,w/hreplace in liv. rm.;
alum. comb, screens and storm sash
level lot w/anchor fenced rear: full
dry bSmt. wIyard entrance. Conv. to
about everything incl. bus at door.
Friendly neighbors; car pool avail;
s5le eon for dun oceEs StsSoo 30 w/srouppd nd
Calling KEITH p BR6MBAcKs 3
(North)-Adi. close lin
Lyon Village: g. rooms. : baths;
S1S,950. All-brick. slate roof. COP.
per cutters 9uilt;in FassFFs' scTesnsd sS1
room. Lovely planting. Conv. to
about everything. For further de-
tails and appt. to see. call KEITH
D. BRUMBACH. till 8, at ia.
ASHTON HEIGHTS-Charming and
different brick home on beautiful
wooded lot 75x1S0. Features entr
foyer, flrepl. in liv. rm., sep. din
rm.. . twin-sized bedrms., lge
screened porch on 1st A.; stairs tc
partially finished expansible attic
full bsnt., det. garage. Asking
SD 500, liberal terms. PARKER
SMITH & DONNELL. Realtors, Q tc
HoLInN s, III, HALL RAMBLER WITH
FIREPLACE. Lovely 3-bedrm. ranch
style home on lge. lot with con-
crete patio and porch. Wonderful
area of nice schools, good shops
convenient to bus, and excel. neigh
bors. THIS Is A HONEY FOR ONLY
$1,000 DOWN AND S100 MO. IN.
CLUDING TAXES AND ms. w
FRANK CANEY. INC. 1880 Wilson
blvd. ia. 5-6l61. -16
$3.50 DOWN. -bedrm. brick hom,
with front porch, sep. din. rm.,, til,
bath, full bsmt; South Of Alex
sndrie. Assume CT loan, asking onl.
S11.950. CHEAPER THAN RENT
A. L. WALTERS CO., IA. 7-62oo.
Evening star., 1953-07-15
PINE BREEZES

44NH D4t1GAI0
Tall shady trees, rosebushes, plus an
atmosphere of charm surrounds this
2-bedrm. brick Cape Cod with nice
liv. rm. and dining area, modern
kitchen; full basement. walk -up
stairs to expansible attic. Situated
on a level h-acre lot In beautiful
Braddock Acres, for only S13,95O,
With 81 600 down nnn't miss IL
Evening star., 1953-07-15

YOU'LL NEVER TIRE
Of the view of sturdy oaks and elms
from the porch of this immaculate
3-bedrm. brick Colonial with tile
for kiddies in delightfully."- cool Arl-
ington Forest. Don't miss this one.
Evening star., 1953-07-15
CHEVERLY
a~~

rAPE COD: rms. tiled bath. club
room extra toilet: attached ga
rage; fenced lot; S21,75O. Ana ....
with shower on 1st fl; lge: finished
rm. in attic, finished rm. In osmt''
iqe. wooded lot; S13,250:
6UNGALOW. SHINGLE-Liv. room,
din. rm.. equipped kit, extra rm
in bsmt.: nice lot; 81 $50;
BRICK BUNGALOW, 9Ol4 ArdmorS
I'd: modern; only S11,250, $1.5OC
cash; S7S:25 montnIy montIyr
ROGER MOSS, HO. 2-6O20
Evening star., 1953-07-15
EVANSVILLE

Oslethcrpe st. nr. Queens Chapel
rd.-Attractive 1-story brick on
cor. lot with Anchor fence. nice
rms. and finished attic, Ia baths,
full bsmt,, eas h.-w.h.. excel. cond.,
storm windows, screens and Vene-
tian blinds; immed. possession;
$4,000. terms. HOHENsTE1N
BROS, Ii. $4,000; eyes,. JU: g.
Evening star., 1953-07-15
HOUSES sALE-MD. tcont.I
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

ANDREWS FIELD. MorninEside; va
cant; 2-bedroom bungalow; expans-
ible attic; very small down payment
for GI; $4,000 full price. WE.
Evening star., 1953-07-15

BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN brick home
for sale by owner; accept smaller
house in trade. WA. 7-445S.
END YOUR TRANSPORTATION
PROBLEMS with this 2-story. all
brick Colonial in College Parks best
section: IL blk. from streetcar, walk
dist. to U. of Md. and elem. schools
3 bedrmS.. full bsmt. with lay.
Si5,950 with $500 down. THOS
V. LAKE. Realtor. AP. 7-S400.
LARGE HOME; low price: 4 bedrms.
H. baths, bsmt. screened porch
garage. Nice yard with tall trees
Home is Immaculate; only Sl5.! $50
Don't put it off. See It today
TH0SSo V. LANE NeSi'of'
Evening star., 1953-07-15
SUITLAND, MD.
Home With Extra Income

Asbestos shingle bungalow, 2 bedrms.
and expandable attic; lge. equip.
kit: full basement with gas heat:
close to everything
Evening star., 1953-07-15
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

3 NEW MODERN STORES, 1st-class
come. $4,000 annually, priced S59,.
500, MR.. JOHNSON, JU. 5-2345.
NINE-UNIT APT. ARL.-New. con-
yenient location. SARAH SCOTT.
JA. 7-006S. JA. S-3313. -l5
ORGANIZATION USE-3-story brick
building, out-of-ground basement
high ceilings; substantial construc-
ton; needs egreSs laws; ideal for
club; club; fraternity, eg embassy, etc. cony;
$4,000. CAN Mr.. strauS. is SI 81.
& CO, INC, Di. 7-6S30. -i8
6, UNITS, N.E.--For colored; indiv
heat, gas elec. Better than 17es re.
turns n u for investment Of $4,000; TIL
S.T' PIC DoRofH22 2Y2'Sj <. %rNsRoN' ssf N'sh Z co 8
40 UNITs-Garden-type apts. con.
Slsting of z bldgs., only 5 yrs, old
Top location. Playground facilities
Excel; return: Can Mrs; Winston
Ihx SD'SS <. %1Ssroa S5 sGa5s co eJs RoFa 9sfi
NEW vi HiS ) AND 10 UNIT APT. HOUSES @tS
fully rented. will pay approx. 17e;
on cash invested. Call ia. 9-1305
"A MONEY-MAKER-13 units, SO,
600 down. viii show net return
first year, in cash and credits, owe,
$1,000. Call for bargain price
EBERMAN. EN-. 3-03O3. -l5
4-UNlT APT, NV, near 3rd and De
catur: Semidet. $3.l35 yearly rent
ais. expenses under $1,000. EBER
MAN, EN-. 3-0303. -l5
NEW 13-UNIT APT. BLDG, Sc
Now being started; vic. Philip Sous,
Junior High School. All apis. contain
2 bedrms.. liv. rm., dinette, Kit. an
price, 100000. Cash required
$50. 900. 6la times gross rental. NJ
brokers. Box 109-K, Star. -l9
SMALL INVESTOR-Semide brick
prieel 4ySsSs65iy doNn Esnsa SglS9 .nt
$4,000. Excel. southeast neighbor
hood. For details call Mr.. Nc
Ginniss, ma: $4,000. F. W. BRENI
1nent building. 1' very eiese.in Ss aD1ls At
lington; Tenants pay all utilities
SlO,400 income. Very sound invest
ment. Call Mr.. Boswell. ia. $4,000
sysS;i sSSi :pS "a. ,Nc N4;1444; with BOSS a
IsPECfAL BARGAN-Beautiful de
tached 7-apt. bldg. large lot: I
bath. Also one 6-rm. apt. Ac
| today Call MR., ODUM, RE 7-5216
Evening star., 1953-07-15

3 NEW MODERN STORES, 1st-class
location. all leased for yrs in
come. $4,000 annually. priced $780,
900, MR.. JOHNSON, JU. 5-2345.
III
Evening star., 1953-07-15
PREWAR CHARM

In this very spacious. older home in
Al condition. Liv. rm. 22xl4. for
NAL din. rm., sunroom 14x9. de-
lightful modern kitchen with break
fast bar and "A bath on 1st f.; 3
stairs to 3rd-fl. attic; full bsmt.
Wide, beautiful yard. 2 blks. to two
buslineS. Located in nice section of
N. Arl. Price. S20,50O.
HOI .EX- X-THOMPCO
Evening star., 1953-07-15
HILLSIDE

Custom built bungalows: liv. rm.. 2
sdrmS.. kit, dining space. and bath
on lst A.; finished rm. in attic;
bsmt.. gas &C. heat. Price. S1l,250
and S1l,500. terms. LEIGH c.
KELSEY, Jr.. Ii. 7-4030. or Ii.
Evening star., 1953-07-15
FORESTVILLE

GI-approved brick BUNGALOW; liv. nm.
2 bedrms.. kit. dinette space, anc
bath: nice level lot: reaS. down
payment. Price, S1O,450. LEIGH c
KELSEY, Jr., Ii. 7-4030 or Ii
Evening star., 1953-07-15
HOUSES FOR SALE-Mp.

$3.50 DOWN GI: new brick, det.. 2
bedrmS., exp. attic, bsmt., porch.
gas heat, screens. 10. S-916l.
HOUSES BY HUGHES-Se5o down
and $75 per mo; will buy this cozy
Full price, only S10,450. VIM. r.
HUGHES, AP. 7-1400 It'll 9 pm.
Evening star., 1953-07-15
CloSe-In Arl. Rambler
Beverly Hills CharTner

A different for discriminating people.
This one is nestled in the trees. on
a wide deep level lot; liv. rm.. pan
eled den, din. rm., equipped kitchen,
2 master bedrms. and tile bath:
lifetime slate roof; attached garage.
ONLY S17,500. For appt, to inspect.
call ia $4,000
Evening star., 1953-07-15
HIGH ON va. HILLS

HUH ON VA. HILLS
In Langley Farms area, 4 miles from
Chain Bridge. Large, weil-built white
brick Cape Cod with living room
23 by 13 with fireplace, dining
room 12 by. IA, .pine-paneled den,
: tiled baths. recreation room 23 by
13 with fireplace, built-in bar, full
bath. Oil hot-water heat. Beauti-
fully Handicapped IA acres. S37, 500.
McCay & McCay, Realtors
IA Q-sSr5 IA o A11o
Evening star., 1953-07-15

GOING GROCERY AND FEED BUsI.
NESS, 10 miles D. c.; long frontage
on Rt. 50;, 2 acres; owner In bad
i.aa; neaitn; price incl; property and
REALTOR, Hemlock 4-35Oo; ewes,
Evening star., 1953-07-15
CHERRYDALE
S 6 /, 8 5 O

Sc, SO
Vacant rms. and bath, all mod.
convenienceS; needs decor. inside.
2022 Pollard St
TENCHER WALKER. INC.
REAL ESTATE CONSULTANTS
1922 Wis. Ave. NV. AID. 4-2644
Evening star., 1953-07-15
ARLINGTON SOUTH
ONT,Y %11 En0

Newly redecorated, immaculate brick
duplex, only short distance from
Pentagon, in excellent residential
area. Conv. to shops, schools. bus
Living rm., dining. alcove,. equip
kitehen; Upstairs, 2 nice bedrms.
can't. Immediate possess. Excellent
Evening star., 1953-07-15
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ADD AND SUBTRACT

You can add to your comfort and
increase your investment while you
subtract your worries by owning this
4-room doll house on la-acre
fenced lot. 1S miles out on hard
surfaced road near Fairfax, Va
Total price, $3.50. Only $3.50 down
and 500 a month.
MILLS REALTY
Annandale, Va. JE. 4-1S77 JE. 2-Oa9S