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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-11

Neu NtIoCN' To9e A.
self-defense. one replied: WED
rather not answer that question. "
In Washington, Air Force
Headquarters said it knew of
no directive or instruction
which would have kept the
pilots from answering the
question. Officials specialized
that the F-84 jet was too slow
to get into position with the
agile Russian interceptor. Ko-
rea has demonstrated that the
F-84 does not have the speed
nor the maneuverability of the
M1G-15, it was Said.)
The two pilots gave a personal
account of the shooting down of
one American jet by two Soviet
type jets from the Czech Air
Force. 1t was the first time Red
aircraft had shot down an
American plane over American
held territory. The grave Incl
dent of the EaSt-WeSt cold war
spread alarm over Western
Europe and brought a strong
United States protest to Prague.
1t. Warren G: Brown of Hen
derson. Colo, parachuted to
safety from his riddled
Thunderjet.
His companion, 1t. Donald C.
Smith of Marysville, Ohio, fed
from the attack scene Z to 10
miles inside the United States
zone, near the Czeehoslovak
frontier without being hit.
Hit Without Warning.
Both said that 1t. Browns
F-84 was hit without warming.
I'VE were circling back and
forth about 7 to 10 miles inside
our line when these two planes
jumped U.s." 1t. Smith said.
1t. Brown. picking up the
narrative, added:
The planes crossed IN front
of us. We started to circle to
the left toward the west. One
of these planes fell in behind me.
He followed me for three or four
circuits. I was a little bit con-
fused as to his intention and 1
tried some evaSive action. Then
he opened fire and hit my plane.
ut tipped over on its back
and I found myself in a dive.
1t seemed pretty well shot up
and I had trouble controlling it.
/ headed back toward our own
base Observation-Disclosures, near
Munich). Then I noticed that
my right Stabilizer was shot up.
Then I lost my right tip tank
and noted my wing was coming
apart.
Abandoned Plane.
1T didn't think I could control
it much longer, so I radioed
Smith that I was abandoning
the craft, which I did.
Il made successful parachute
landing"
1t. Browns injuries were only
minor scratches. The mustached
30-year-old veteran, who had
flown 100. combat missions in
Korea, wore an adhesive band
age over his left ear.
1t. Smith, "a, who has had
20 Korean missions, said he
realized that 1t. Browns plane
had been hit.
Then why didn't you fire?"
he was asked.
I'D rather not answer that
question" he replied.
Asked if they were sure that
the attacking planes were MIG
15s, 1t. Brown said:
We'll, I've been in Korea, and
I've seen them there, and I'd say
they were MIG-15S."
Neither. however, said he
recognized the intruders' mark
ings. They said they had not
given any indication that the
intruders wanted to be followed.
Mistake Possible"
Asked if it we're possible that
the alien pilots thought the
American planes were in Czech
territory, 1t. Smith answered.
"Of course. Tvs always possible
that they could make a mistake
but we were not"
The Americans emphasized
that they had been out on a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-03-11
JET Pilots Tell
Of MIG Attack;
Didn't Fire Back
Red Fighter Shot
Without Warning,
Downed Flyer Says
BY the Associated Press

W1ESBADEN, Germany. Mar.
1.-Two United States fighter
pilots who were fired at by two
Communist MIG-15 jets over the
American Zone of Germany said
today they were attacked with
out warning, but did not fire
back.
Asked at a news conference
why they did not shoot back in
U. S. officioIs Tokihe Serious View OF
Red Attack. Poee A
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(See CONFERENCE. Page A-2)
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(See JET, Page A-4.)
Arizona sun., 1953-09-04
GET TT TING
ALONG
Freddy
BY LAUREEN WHITE

NEW YORK (GlobaD - How
any informed person can contend
that Negroes lack courage is be-
yond the comprehension of this
writer! Yet, there are many who
feel that we do lack it. Recently,
an Italian friend of mine made the
statement that Negroes lack cour-
age. You have to fight for what you
want" Then, my friend gave few
illustrations of Negroes who had
not opposed injustices with enough
VigOr and force
I agreed that there were innum-
cradle instances of Negroes act
ing with timidity and fear when
they should have gone forth bold
ly, but as whole, Negroes cannot
be considered an uncOurageous
people. From the time they set
their feet on American soil, they
have battled fearlesSlv and cour-
ageously to better their condition.
rom 1919 to 1861, Negroes were
without any legal status, powerful
friends, wealth or prestige. They
had no opportunity to gain legal
status, friends, wealth, or prestige.
The only way open to improve this
condition was to run away from
the section that enslaved them. Yet.
running away was an extremely
hazardous adventure The story of
the Underground Railroad or the
Life of Harriet Tubman will tell
anyone wso wants to know. some
thing about the difficulties encoun-
tered by runaway slaves. With all
the odds against their making it to
the North and freedom, it is a won
Arizona sun., 1953-09-04
Herbs, Spices
Add Magic
Touch to Beef

Herbs, spices and seaSOnings all
lend magic touch in giving flavor
charm to good old fashioned
braiSed beef dishes. Because braiS-
ing means long slow cooking, the
flavor of the seasonings has plen-
ty of time to mingle with the beef.
Meats with shorter cooking time
do not have quite this same oppor-
tunity.
According to the meat expert
Reba Stages, certain seasonings are
best with beef. She suggests sum-
mer savOry, thyme, parsley, celery
leaves or marjOram.
A good rule is to underseason
rather than add too many herbs.
Practice soon reveals the quantity
your family likes. It's best to use a
combination of two or three, but
usually not more than this.
Arizona sun., 1953-09-04
der that the runaway slave ever
ACCOMPLISHED it.

der that the runaway slave ever
accomplished it.
The fugitive slave laws made it
possible for any white person to
question any Negro and ask to see
his credentials. If proper creden-
tials were not available, there was
reward waiting for the question
er. When the slave\ was returned
to his owners, all sorts of horrible
punishment awaited him. There
were no laws to protect him or
any of his friends from the cruel
wrath of the slave holders. In spite
of the great punishment that
awaited the unsuccessful runaway,
more than 100000 of them tried.
Those people had courage. galore.
Negroes showed just as much
courage after their emancipation
as they did before. Immediately
after emancipation, their lot was
as bad or worse than it was when
they were slaves. They were totally
unprepared to make their own
way, and the former slave holders
were prepared to make life miSer-
able for their former slaves. They
did
Courage alone carried the Negro
over this trying period. The for
mer slave holders were bent on
trying to prove to the world that
freedom for Negroes was mis-
take.
The modern Negro is displaying
the same kind of courage his fore
fathers did. Living in a land where
the most powerful forces are
against his progress, he continues
to progress. Since he is not included
in the mainstream of the political
and economic life of the nation,
his progress is bound to be i'm
peded.
Even though there are some
striking examples to the contrary,
the lot of the average Negro in
business is that of a menial In
spite of FEPC laws in few sec
tions, big business simply is not be-
ing fair where Negro employment
is concerned Even the Negro who
has labored for years in a big cor
poration cannot expect the same
| opportunity for advancement as
others who are newcomers. IT
Arizona sun., 1953-09-04

would be impossible to estimate the
damage done to the morale of de-
serving Negroes when they have
given their all to make America
great, only to find their efforts are
not appreciated.
In spite of it all, Negroes plod on.
They make progress. Under the
overwhelming odds that Negroes
face in trying to live rich, full
life, less courageous people
would simply quit trying. From the
time they Landed on American soil
until the present minute, they have
displayed great courage.
Arizona sun., 1953-09-04
Salt River Rodeo Sci Sunday, Monday

served from the booths by the In
dian women of various tribes.
Harry Perkins is the Rodeo Di-
rector with Henry Stevens as AS
sistant Director Francis Patton
will be the announcer. Billman
Hayes, Pima, is the chairman Of
the ROdeo Committee.
This series of Indian ROdeOS is
being given to establish college
scholarship fund for Indian chill
dren and to help provide recrea-
tionaI facilities. for the Indian
young people.
The Salt River Reservation Ro.
deo. grounds can be reached by
East Mcdowell Road. h.
Arizona sun., 1953-09-04

Another spectacular Indian Ro-
deo open to both white men and
Indians will be given Labor Day
week end, Sunday and Monday,
September and Z, at 100 pm, on
the Salt River Reservation east of
ScottSdale. The rodeO which will
feature the wild and famous Black
Widow bucking horse, includes
such events as team tying, calf
roping, bareback riding, saddle
bronc riding and wild COW milking.
Many Arizona tribes will be rep
resented in the rodeo events and
Indian dances which: will include
Hopi dances, Apache, Pima and
Navajo. Native Indian food will be
Arizona sun., 1953-09-04
FOR QUICK RESULTS,
Use The Classified Ads
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RATES
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Minimum. so Cents

FOR YOUR plumbing needs, see
Cherry the Plumber, 141S East
Washington, AL 3-3425..
FOR RENT or SALE = Small
house, = acre. Small down pay
ment. AL 3-25O4.
Evening star., 1953-09-12
INVEST. PROP SALE Cont, susINEss pRop-sAlr Cont,

BUILDERS ATTENTION-16.65 $50 So
#. older house. gas h.-w.h;. needs
remodeling. Corner lot, River rd
BY OWNER, OIL. 4-0Sl7. --12
1907 R ST. N.W:-Tenament house
TT Sns Ss,tsG rent ~ GseSi per year
Price, So $50 cash. W. W. BAILEY
FOUR-UNIT APT. in me-. white ten
ants; So, 200 VI. income. Very nice
wHEAroA. RIGs a Siao10; "a. AvE.-store NlS 4dxs7
across street from PEOPLES Drug
Store. Good tenant; public parking
lot in rear. Annual rental, $1,000
plus; Price. $4,000. OWNER, JU
NEW 'i2sa-UNIr apartment building
Philip sousa Jr. High School; al
dinette, kit. bath and circulating
cooling fan; PRICE, Slo5,000; casf
I;msi T;sagired e1o.s $4,000 ApgT9xi A22T s.
.$.f?so5ssS$. $fs5sS Ex.. .s-s{$I. GSef Dios: -15 5A
AAA!-New 13-unit apt. bldg. mr.
Atlantic st Sc. Fully rented. Over
WALKER. INC. AID. 4-2644.
oNE BEDROOM, liv; rm;, din; area
AAI' va 4ob IL ~-tlA hiosB Nv
rm;. din area and kit. Utils are fur.
nished by the tenants. HILLCRES7
REALTY. II; 7-4O40. Ewes. Mr.
Reed, LU. 2-0432. Ia
NEW I, 3-UNIT BLDG. in excelien
Sc. location. Shows fine return. Cal
Mr.. O'Neil, PHILLIPS, CANDY &
FULLER, INC. ST. 3-24O0. 101:
sPRciALI' PRth T. BiAMRiGA1N-Beaut. BAR moderr mode
det. 5,apt bldg; rent 7.ISS per yr
Lot 110x13O. Call MR.. ODUM, RE
FoGGY BoTToM-aroup Of 4 small
houses for. sale as is to settle estate
substantial cash required hut price
low. WOODWARD & NORRIS
Realtors. Week ends, LA. 6-I156
Weekdays. RE. 7-65S5. Ia
REAL BARGAIN. 244O Nichols ave
s.e.---Det. 2-family fats, excel
cond., 4 and rms. and bath each
Tenants pay heat and utilS. Rem
S170 mo. Price SIT. .450 with So, ,0OC
down. Call MA. S-6433 or ewes, RIA
6-2776. Brokers protected. ---13
lers lane-22, 900 So. it. Ready fol
development and suitable for ans
thing. Call JU. 5-SS90. --13
JUST COMPLETED modern apis
A semidet. brick bldg; Ia blk. tc
stores and transp.; good NV. sec.
ton. Cali OIL. 4-2So6. ~
HO. 2-677S. -13
Evening star., 1953-09-12
REAL ESTATE WANTED
REAL ESTATE LOANS

End MORTGAGE negotiated on apts,.
comm. and indus. property. WILL
LIAM E. YOST. OIL. 2-1043.
PVT. INVESTOR will purchase WELL
seasoned, .short-term 2nd trust notes.
Individual notes and/or portfolios.
Write. giving complete details to
MONEY on SECOND TRUST. We
viii buy second. trust notes, D. Co
neeFRS Md %CoaS OF Va ReaSonaHlS q 2SJ Tstss
MENT CORP. 1912 N. Y. ave. NV,
FfRsT HH S2Si AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors,
1881 9 st. n.w., ME. S-2496. ;.
action. McCLAINE PROPERTIES.
2l00 Wilson blvd, ArL. ia. ,2-33Q0.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; to 5 year, terms and
monthly payments. P. J: WALSHE,
SECOND AND THIRD TRUST notes
purchased. Quick cash; No delay
RE. 1890. Ewes. DU 7-709l.
CCnntiniIed on Next Pagel
Evening star., 1953-09-12
SHANNON & LUCHS

CUNSULT LEASING DEPT,
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
REALTORS SINCE 1905
1908 H st. NV. Ma. S-2345
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PROP FOR SALE

BROOM NEW COTTAGE, Blue RidEe
block. electricity. beautiful view;
swim. fish. boat, i1unt: near Charles
Town Racewav, ] hour from Falls
Church; 1880, terms. Also lot.
E. P. SCHMIDT. Vienna 12-J-12;
-12
MIST SELL. going south-4-rm.
cottage right on the bay, left. Ly-
man Bay boat with 221a-h.p. johnson
outboard motor. House has 2 lge.
bedrms., bath. an-elec.. kit. ex-
tremeiy lge. liv. rm. with fireplace
Suitable for year-round living
ga lots. Sacrifice at, lust 81 200
For further info, call ST. 3-0332
or, after z pm, call OIL. 4-7l44
LAKE JACKsON-Lot 5ox12O IT.
shade trees, must sell. $500, COS
$1,000. terms. ia. o-5472. -13
Evening star., 1953-09-12
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

AVAILABLE IMMED.-Multipurpose
newly completed buildings. ranging
from 5000 to 10000 50. it., some
with large area under cover, load
ing platform; excel. yard space and
parking facilities. Can be finished
OF to meet your needs. S. Capitol
Bridge. Sc. area. Sales considered.
Will coop. with broker. Ii. 7-4150:
ewes. JU. 9-4375. JU. 5-7949. -13
BRICK. 1Ox2O, near Goth and K NV.
$50 up. Also indiv. parking space,
SIS Ra. 6-2142 or RE. 7-1070.
Evening star., 1953-09-12
FARMS

500 DOWN and $50 q mo. buys for
2e Coca SO shns on and afa DS ss
mi. south of D. c. TIE. 6-4131. la
FOR SALE-79-acre farm, 2 miles
from dual highway at Urbana, Md.
z acres woodland. rest blue grass
pasture; water in all fields; ideal
for stock o1co or chickens. Call Buck
A AeysftGwf NfCF Place ACE TO RELAX near earl the
foothills Of the Blue Ridge Mts.
13O-acre farm with a lge. screened
stream-line kit; water to the house
by gravity from a mountain spring.
SslI so,n 8 S54 $50 IS on p, liberal H s6 terms
CoiujSS;TRY PLACE-12 acres. more
or less. Stone and log house with
stone OptSdgs aE Completely tnG crsgs m9ds
Group of Loudon CO. now" Most
reas. at $4,000. u dn. Call KE.
S-45O9 any eve. or Sun. for appt.
to inspect. An hours drive ffrrom
OLD SSTetS sToNE HOUSE, for sale, with
60 acres .5,rH Of iapd; sh2iie location
FOUR SMALL FARMs@We have 4
small grazing farms. all within, ;25-
mile radius of the 14th ST. bridge,
all have good and modern homes.
barns. water and excellent pastur.
age. on from 40 to so acres and all
are priced between $50. 900 and
$40. 900. owners endeayoring to &C
quire larger places. THOMAS G.
MAGRUDER CO., 2053 Wilson blvd,
sShNENDoAH H1 vALLEY-Edinburgh
Va; fruit farm. 500 cherry and plum
trees ! acre of grapes; new 2-rm
bungalow. A paying concern. j ,,
500. easy terms. PETERS REALTY
Mclean. Va, Daleview 5-9241. Ia
TRUSTEE SALE to settle estate 3
sen. improved farms. also 1-acre
parcel and improvements. Montgom-
cry County, Md. Public Auction, Sat,
Sept. 10, 1858 at 2:30 O'Clock pm
on Farm of HUE King, known as
Ernest King Farms. Loc. "a mile
southeast Of Lewisdale on Purdum-
Lewisdale I'd. State Route 1873. al
junction of Burnt Hill I'd. leading to
(Clarksburg) and Purdum-Lewis-
dale rd. For further info. cali OF
write Trustees. THOMAS NJ. ANDER-
SON. Poplar 2-2377: CHARLES W
VIVIAN v. SIMPSON. Poplar 2-3955
Address: Fire Department Bldg.
800 ACRE stock farm, good house
elec. water; 30 miles from Washing
ton. Poolesville 3153. Ia
Evening star., 1953-09-12
4 ACRES

with white brick Colonial near tbe
town of Vienna, within 2 biEs ~
buSline. House features liv. rm. with
nrepl., din. rm. and kit, 3 bedrms
and bath, on 2nd A.: full bsmt. witt
buit-in garage. House in good con.
4ltion but needs some redecorating
well-sodded and landscaped, has hot
dog patio. This property will GO Gl
with $1,000 DOWN AND SIl3 PEE
MO, Including taxes and insurance
This is your chance. Call for appt.
ARLINGTON REALTY
REALTORS
R212 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-93OC
Evening star., 1953-09-12
644 II ST. NE.
STABLISH YOURSELF
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

18th AND VERMONT AVE. NV
Suitable for oftices. store or studio;
rGRr0N rent THAcKER HACK r. REAETY, Ef9s0nasis sT
3-7I39. ia
6SO7 wis. AVE-, BETHESDA, MD
5000 1T. floor space, $500 IT,
parking. OIL. 2-6695: eyes,. OIL
.7i4e MARLBORO PIKE-Rent o,
sale; suit. billiard parlor or store;
expanding community. Ii. 3-5611
CoMMERCIAL-TYPE BLDG, 2,oooC
So. it.. 112 blocks from Fairfax
County Courthouse, on Main st
CENTRALLY LOCATED YARD, SIC
r. ]. ave-. 10000 So. it., S175 per
mo. LO. 5-44S4 weekdays.
USED-cAR LOT FOR RENT
1453 Penna. Ave. S.E. Ii. 3-470O
Evening star., 1953-09-12
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

TWO-sToRY OFFICE BLDG. with
6.400 So, #; floor space; lot has
sonry bldg, 2 years old. All space
presently rented. income. $500 per
mo, Fine location. Just of Lee
hwy. Reduced to S5l 800 for immed
sale. Call FRANCIS A. WAGNER
REALTY CO. JE 2-1755, JE. 2-S337.
-1o
UNDER $eO,OOO-small downtown
brick bldg. 2-story and basement
with 6 rms. on 1st-commercial
street. JOHN H. MILLER, JR. &
BRO, Realtors, Ma. S-2557. ia
LOT, 9.O2S so. FIT, heavy const.
bldg. parking, central Arl., terms.
ia. .5-6234, ia. .S-5310. IA
on 14th st. NV, Conn
ave, 18th and G SITS. NV. and Pa
ave. NV. Cal Mr.. zirkle, PHIL
LIPS. CANBY & FULLER. INC.
ST. 3-24O0. 1912 18th st. NV. Ia
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EarlV American Home

~@@44NA 4NNtA4 AIOI1IN
DO you like antiques, braided rugs
pine, maple and cherry furniture
old bottles. too? See this 3-bedrm.
and bath house with den, guest rnl.
ana bath on lst fl. II trees. De
nghttul cor. lot, 361S N. Arlington
81; Turn of N. Glebe rd at N
dark
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

WAREHOUSE, 5000 to 1000 so. It..
In D C. or vicinity. CO. 6-1313.
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DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk space
: in Dupont Circle area; telephone
stenographer available. Call DE
2-S0O0
DESK SPACE WANTED-Would con.
slider atty; req. services of ins. and
bond broker. Box 470-S, Star. lis
ARLINGTON. on Wilson blvd; neal
Courthouse; desk and office space
ing services. Call ia. 5-9197. Ia
Evening star., 1953-09-12
DELIGHTFUL
SUMMER PLACE
Sherwood Forest, Md.

A fine fine sum; summer err, cottage, Sa LOCATED on on
Forest, amid tall oak trees. over
looking the beautiful Severn River,
which flows by this cottage and
offers all water sports. Bathing
beach is conveniently located at
tSSs tSSe Z If S you aG want an 0fU IDEAL @ Summer
place this is 1t.
The view from this cottage is out
standing and certainly one Of the
try. All facilities sdch as electricity.
water and telephone. -Four bedrooms.
baths, living room with fireplace,
dining room and kitchen-all fur
nndo nished aSl,,Taa and ready to be occnpied at
vision with rotating aerial. radios,
good quality maple furniture. etc.
Sherwood Forest is q delightful sum-
mer colony with clubhouse. two golf
many other ADVANTAGES. Ideal for
boating. Enjoy the remainder OF
September and october at this lovely.
place, You have to see this cottage
Price for the cottage with furniture
and equipment ready for Immediate,
occupancy; $4,000. Phone CAL
tns VERT t,r1bs Z; JONES. Jr; at Tu, e-73@3
ROUND BAY-Overlooking the sew
ern River from the top Of the hill:
a very f1ne home on about an acre
home has a big screened porch, a
living room with beamed ceiling,
dining ROOM. kitchen. pantry. .
bedrooms, bath, library and powder
room on first floor; upstairs Ton the
hQ1NnnVl
the second bath; oil heat: garage:
all you can expect in comfortable
home.
Chesapeake Bay-Four Of the most
beautiful acres of perfect lawn, big
a fine sand beach; the home is COM
plete for a small family and can
be expanded for large one: mod
ern kitchen and heating plant,
grand flreplaces. dressing room,
euesthouse; fine, secluded, bay,
Edeewater Beach - Convenient to
Washington and Baltimore. and in
one of the incest areas; the large
lot is on a. corner and is planted
in beautiful shrubs and eardens:
all on one floor. modern kitchen and
: baths; big living room with fire-
place and large window, 3 bedrooms;
full basement with 2 sleeping rooms,
oil heat; this is unusually nice.
South River--This brick bungalow 10
located on 3 acres of land Sloping
to the river, has a nice white sand
beach and good dock: 3 miles
from the center of Annapolis: about
4 years old, modern in every respect,
but not extreme: 3 bedrooms.
baths, servants room and bath: q
delightful living room and dining
room.
Joseph D. Lazenby, Realtor
215 Main Street, Annapolis, Md.
Telephone Colonial 3-26S4
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

4 BEDROOMS-McLEAN
Large brick Cape Cod features sep.
din. fm:, 4 lge. bedrms. and 1h
baths; full bsmt. and screened
porch. $4,000 with flexible terms.
Call OWNER. Elmwood 6-3124.
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$3.50 DOWN
500 MONTH

QHO N1O4N IL
Very small but completely equipped
running water. Almost an acre OF
wooded land---plenty of room fol
chickens. Garden, fruits. flowers. etc
CConyenient to everything. Price
35 minutes drive out Arlington blvd
or Lee hwy. to Centreville, turn lef
at traffic light on Route 2S ttowarc
Manassas 4 miles to big blank vel.
low sign on left and Office of YORK
SHIRE ACRES on left. Open 1 tt
8 pm. only. You must have tht
500 down payment. Ia
Middletown Valley
25 acres. practically new masonry
construction; 2-bedroom house anc
the upper reaches Of the Middle.
town Valley. a mountain trout
stream across highway. Price
5-acre Cactoctin range high eleva
ton property, improved by 2 houses
snS SdG vel CONSTRUCTED Isye5 houses
fruit trees and grapes. Electricity
we'll, spring and small stream. Ex.
cellent view. Price, $500.
Z acres beautifully located Catoctir
ment excellent condition year-round
home Fertile tillable land, numer-
Gus fruit trees. barn. chicken house
and utility house with fireplace
pressure water system and modern
dietown valley and south mountain
view, elevation LOO #. County
road approach located in an un-
spoiled country having good retire
ment possibilities Price, $4,000
THEODORE F. MENK. 927 18th st
NV, EX. 3-2140, or Mrs. Routzahn
Myersville 2122-2199. -13
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OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

block house s rooms, furnace, bath.
large basement. 4 bedrms.. located
on 1-lot tract. Bargain. $4,000.
SHIRLEY FAURER, 1910 Berryville
ave. Phone 1929. ID"
Evening star., 1953-09-12

ATTRACTIVE CATTLE-DAIRY FARM
BY owner. 146 acres, mostly pas
tur eand grass; all fields watered.
excellent for beef cattle; equipped
20 steel-stanchion dairy and bank
barn-9-room modern home, . bath
rooms-on State highway, As min
to Bethesda. Reduced price, S34. $50
Call RE. $4,000 TODAY for fur
ther info: or OWNER, New Market
Evening star., 1953-09-12
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

BREEZY POINT BEACH - Cottage,
ami. Reduced rate, JU. 5-7772.
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Republic,
Md.-Furnished cottages for rent to
college graduates at reduced rates.
See "For Sale" ad. Ia
Evening star., 1953-09-12
OPEN SUNDAY / TO &

OPEN SUNDAY, / TO 6
. 602 E. BROAD. FALLS CHURCH
Seautitul 2-story Colonial; large Iv.
rm., din. .rm.. kit. Il bath, inclosed
side. porch; End fl. 3 bedrms:, fuii
tiled bath; bsmt. with maids rm..
sno built-in garage; beautiful lot
In exclusive Hillwood, one of
Falls Church's finest subdivision.
S23 500.
PENTAGON REALTY co.
Crescent 800, 1856; Ewes. IA. 2-4967