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MCLEAN ESTATE

This spacious rambler nestled among
trees, shrubs, rolling lawns and fer
tile valleys. 10 an ideal home for
those desiring peaceful charm and
country setting. The house has 3
bedrooms and 2 baths on left side
of wide foyer. with large living
room, dining room. beautiful solar:
ium. laundry on the right. Half
basement and diversified 2-car gar.
Ali located on 121a acres with
stream and perpetual spring, make
this a place Of easy and comfortable
living. For additional details. call
Mr.. LOOMS, ia. $1,000: ewes, XII.
9-6OO5; with BOSS g. PHELPS. INC.
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OFFICES 3 STUDIOS FOR RENT

OFFICES 3 STUDIOS FOR RENT
EVANS BUILDING. 1870 New York
ave: n.w.-Availahle Immediately,
Sarements t0O ABBY 70 pE msSf I sseT E.
TIES Evans building. ME s-l lO7
SILVER SPRING-3-rm., furnished
s sVnsoi IA. s @SSz4a4isaRS' 'o' s-l7.o'
1917 18th ST. N.W.-First floor, 8
adj, rms. approx. 1880 SO. IT,,
newly renovated. air-cond. II desired.
VIII rent individually. reas. ST g.
main thorouehfare-
Nice ONCE, all utils. furnished. $40
mo; Also one aforementioned. XII.
$685.; ewes. TIE. 6-2957. ..
in new building at $500 per It.
Total space to one tenant; location
IN downtown Washington. Box 3I7-
ExCELLENT OPPORTUNITIES for
fsnt nearS Hd M fdrOpSast tt th Box
N.W.Nio'o 1000 SO. IT. office space on
one H.. 10 #. ceiling; So per 50. IT..
includes 10000 #. of parking in
the District. 8. 8. BROWN. MA.
es4o WILSON BLvD.-Entire End H.,
consisting Of 3 Ice. Office rms. and
separately. IA. 7-6306. 2 to 5. %
SUBLEASE-Vermont ave. and L St
NV. Air cond. 2-rm. Office suite;
pvt. bath. Call AID. 4-6S00. $3.50.
COLONIAL VILLAGE Administration
Bldg, 1918 Wilson blvd. Approx
1000 SO. IT,; whole or portion for
rent immed.; 81 per so. #. Law.
adjacent to space. Call ia. $4,000.
1924 X ST. N.w.-Lge. office for
ianitor service and all utils. Cali
MR.. ROzANSKY. Elk. 3-s567. %
WILL pe e saHKa eu ipac su Te q "a ave-
near Whittier. RA. S-413s. =
653 WASH. BLDG. - Semipvt., air
cond.: competent Scey. Law suite.
Eek. $500; IA, $500, ewes. -
1877 H ST. NV lge.. rms. with
pvt. bath; in office building. See
SE snsaHH on premises or can
W Nai 1in5ii; aea5 Kearney st. ne.
-Ofdce; 3 rms; and law; vacant;
$65 per mo. Will renovate. Call
RE. 7-11Sl to inspect.
Of machinery concern. Telephone
or stenoRraphic services to what
ever eyer. extent stH required. Excel. Joe
GROUND FLOOR, $50 So. #: all
fsy Rars satable fof s5 cG ms 0o Or
dental technician lab. sol Irving
es 20 NJ, f4th ST. N.w.-pentist ONCE
avail. in large NV. apartment bldg.
in very. convenient location on 14th
st carline, suite consists of z rooms
(app. 4.4OO So. it,; Immed. occup..
STEIN & CO.. 1415 X st. NV. ME.
ssSos GEORGIA AVE. NV. First
floor. 4-room ofice avail,-excellent
etc; $97.5o mo: owner will allow
tenant to install neon sign; To in
Co: 14I5 K St, NV. ME. $4,000.
90x10O, plus ample free parking; on
S es3.eF; $50 SIS 50, # Iee, ALBERT H.
5,4OO SO. FIT, approx. "a by 100.
ample free parking; on busline: in
large close-in shopping center;
possession July I; $1.25 50. IT. AL
BERT H. COHEN CO.. IA. 2-1661.
CENTRAL DOWNTOWN location, 3
24-hr. elevator service. reasonable
rental. E. QUINCY SMITH, INC,
14lS H st. NV, D1. 7-9057 or OIL.
"-9474. a
AIR COND. OFFICE in lawyers suite,
attrac. .furn.: new BLDG: excel. loo.
use Of library. recep. and conf, rms.
SHERATON BLDG III 14th st.
NV. NE. S-653S. IS
OFFICE for rent.
Entire End floor for ] or 2. 1868
Ga. ave. NV. RA. 6-9750. =
SECTION-Ideally To-
Gated Large Groom Office suite.
private bath with shower, completely
furnished with modern ONCE furni-
ture. Rental only S125 per month.
For further information call MR..
JACOBS. CO. 509SS. IS
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JIM BRITT
LANGLEY PARK

LANGLEY PARK
. bedrms.. semidet.. practically new
mod. brick home; mr.. shopping
Must be seen to be appreciated.
Priced to sell, good terms. Call
ewes, RA. 3-13S3. to inspect.
PRESS REALTY CORP.
e27 18th st. NV. ST. 1886
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SILVER SPRING

4 six-unit. tyo-bsdrm. apt; bldgs.
bldg. JU. 5-7b60 or III. 5-2947.
P. D. FORD
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BUSINESS PROP: FOR SALE

CLEANING sTORE-LAUNDRY, stor-
age and shoe repair; wonderful OPP
portunity; good terms. RIA. 3-7049.
WHEAToN-1o.s34 50. It. CONNER
cial zone. Improved by brick house.
Georgia ave. frontage. A. j. KES-
SINGER & CO., JU. 9-4544. -3
SHENANDOAH VALLEY motel site;
300 IT. on Rte. IL; view of noun
tains. For further particulars, call
BURNERS REALTY, at IA. 2-2363.
EXCELLENT LOCATION for grocery
and gas station. Corner store
dwelling and 20 acres of good land.
account death of owner.) S21. 200.
Write JOHN F. HAFFORD. Church
ton. Md. or call West River 3471.
TAVERN, GAS STATION and grocery
store. with 5 rms. and bath COM
bined. modern improvement, good
loo, with good business the year
around. This Is a good established
bus, but ill health forces me to
sell. Priced for quick sale, $16,950.
Call Winchester. Va. SO35. d
SILVER sPRING-store 20x5O. en-
lot 20x107 #: Price SIS. 500. terms.
SILVER SPRING-14.O5O 50. it..
$3.50 zoned industrial with siding
7.500-ft. zoned commercial with
60-ft. street frontage. Priced less
than S275 per It.
SILVER SPRING-Apt. site. Builders
let me show you a site in demand
location, having engineers approved
Cali coFFMAN REALTY. as5 Perish
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GOOD FARMS

MANY EXCELLENT farms available
and we have them; from 4 acres to
COUNTRY HOMES, stock farms.
dairy farms. estate farms; also
highway businesses.
WE MAKE TRADES. Consult Us. We
know the county and can help YOU.
stop in; we're right on u. S. 240.
CLOSED THURSDAYS
OPEN SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
GAITHERSBURG 299
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DISTRICT HEIGHTS

Two:bedrm. bunsalow with expansible
attic and full bsmt.: Just 2 yrs. old
and better than new. Complete
kit. with beautiful custom built
cabinets; storm windows; gas heat.
Owner transferred and will sell for
only $15. 500; FILA financed. Phone
now. LO. 7-9122, or LU. 2-1315
until 10 pm.
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0PTHJ O1mV-7-o

OFEN UA1LY-1-8
Rambler; 3 or 4 bedrms.; Lorcum
lane area. Dir: Out Lorcum lane
2 blks. west of Military I'd. to Vaca
ton lane. turn right to Stuart St.
right into goth ST., right to 1921 N.
Richmond st. or call OWNER, ia.
E.OQQE Ia 2.1kAA Ia 0-6A01
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:. MONIGOMERY COUNTY
60-stanchion Wash. dairy: land
lined and fertilized;, 210 acres of
90 acres Of pasture. rs acres valu-
able timber; main house has bath
and oil heat: = modern tenant
houses; present helf will remain.
stantial cash. Mrs. Ross, Gathers
burg 323-R. LYMAN c. DELE
co INC ST 3-ahIn 81
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FARMS

STROUT CATALOG - Free: farms
and business: 81 States. STRoUT
SPORT L0VERs; for sf.e5o. easy
terms, rs acres. plenty Of streams;
homesites, good soil. electricity.
phone, State road, mail, school bus.
BBoRToN,IREALTY Co. Louisa. va.
CHARLES COUNTY - 80 acres. q
S slsfr lovely home large .t, rooms
JAMES =: MHHoNEY. 3si3 IAN
900 800 or Ok jig aS' Ace 2aIa2o STOCK FARM,
County. Md. Blscktop road; electric.
\. o. SMITH, Poplar 2-2400 or
G eoSSis'y ToRA SbSS; FARM for sale
80 acres, S-rm. hse.,. electricity and
barn; 80 miles south Of D. c.. mr..
North. Beach. Md. win trade for
nice home IN suburbs. or sell for
$4,000: Call AP. 7.70sS.
SACRIFICE FOR QUICK SALE, ex.
cellent grazing farm: $40 acres. Cul.
pepper area: fenced. streams, springs,
good outbuildings: apple orchard,
modern lU-rm. house, . tenant
houses, 100 Black Angus cattle, farm
mashiner SGo $4,000. consider trade.
2OO-ACRES FARM. culpeper County
One S-rm. modern house. / 9-rm.
tenant house; beautiful view, spring,
streams; S2S.50O. WO. 5000.
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Mr.. NEW FREEWAY

Mr.. NEW FREEWAY
65 acres; lovely, lge., old Colonial
home on high knoll overlooking
wide stream beaut. grounds: State
I'd. divides farm; attrAc. terms, will
consider trade. OIL. 2-544. until
q pm. HOWARD r. SCHAFER,
S005 Wis. ave. Bethesda. Md. "a
ONLY AN OSTRICH
With his head buried in the sand
could miss seeing the golden oppor-
tunities offered you in this 100
highest state Of cultivation, 70
acres in hay with 9 more cuttings
this year, land all fenced and cross
fenced. Lovely S-room 2-bath brick
in first-class condition: large barn
and poultry house. on blacktop road
4 blocks. from elem. and high school.
a mi. from town: 20 head Of cat
tie. S3. 500 worth of modern f. RIM
equipment: located only 81 mi.
D. C. All for only S3S.500.
MILLS REALTY
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

EAST RIvERDALE. 40x1O0. $3.50 and
assume straight assessment Capitol
Heights. $500. terms. 40 and so It.
Nd Park. 63x15O; $500, terms. RRA.
Z ACRES-Water, sewer. mr.. Cheverly
eno eatn2 2hN G9HFSh S3'oou R an s Wf
s5 ACRES vic. proposed Burke air.
port and Shirley Hwy. 40.000-ft.
road frontage. Could be developed
Immediately with little expense.
sites. 500 an acre. JOHN C.
WRIGHT, INC, ia. PATTI. Eve.
FIFTY ACRES. IS miles d. c. mr..
Fairfax. Va. Land. sub division or
timber investment. Some timber
marked. Balance good future. Bor-
ders fast creek; 1925 per acre. Write
OWNER. Box :l1S-K, Star.
AN ACRE WOODED LOT in Spring.
Meadowwood, 127X209. SMITH w.
ALLMETT, ST.. S415 Ga. ave, JU.
9-4646. --5
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HISTORICAL LANDMARK

I'm FRlNCh GEOhGES COUNI4
10 MILES FROM WASHINGTON
One of the inner architectural sur.
vivals Of Colonial homes Of America,
authenticity and charminRly re-
stored. This. Is two-story brick
mansion with great hall from
which extends parlors, formal din
ing room, family dining room. IL
brary, modern kitchen. also old
kitchen restored to its earlier day
setting. bedroom and complete bath
on first floor. On the second floor
there are four bedrooms and two
baths in addition to the great hall
which makes a lovely large sitting
room. There are ample servants
quarters and baths on the third
floor. There are 232 rolling acres
which includes formal gardens. In
addition to the usual outbuildings.
there are two guest houses and .
tenant house. For appointment to
inspect, call Mr.. Leigh: MA; $4,000:
evenings. OIL. 2-3799. BOSS d
PHELPS. INC. 14l7 X at. NV. Il
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-03-18
House Votes Refund
Fishing License Money,
Cuts Pension Increase

JUNEAU, R-The House COM
pleted legislative action yester-
day afternoon on a bill for refund
of approximately 100000 to
n0n-Alaska fishermen for excess
payment on their fishing, licenses
since 1949.
The lower chamber also voted
to cut in half the old age pen
sion increase suoted previously by
the Senate. The House amended
the bill to provide for an increase
to 500 monthly from the present
$50. !: !.
The measure, must now return
to the Senate. 1T, also eliminates
all remaining citizenship restric-
tons under the pension law
The fishing license refunds will
be the difference between the SIS
resident license fee and the $50
charged non-reSidents.
The United States. Supreme
Court held the difference was dis
criminatory, and illegal.
The Senate killed, by indefinite
postponement, a House bill to re
quire schooling to the age of Is
if schools were available and
tabled another to take juvenile Of
tenders from under justice court
jurisdiction in felony cases.
Several secondary bills were
approved, including one to raise
the marriage license fee to $3.50
and another to make a minor over
the age of Is responsible with the
seller for purchase of liquor.
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All Price Controls In
Alaska Are AT An End

JUNEAU-All price controls in
Alaska are at an end effective i'm
mediately, Fred G. Hanford, terri
torial OPS director said today.
Hanford said he received word of
the decontrol of all goods and SER
vices in wire Tuesday from Ed
ward j. Friedlander, regional OPS
director in Washington, DC.
The decontrol order is the last
step pursuant to the Presidents
direction to terminate price con-
trolls. Hanford said it ends all con-
trolls in both the continental Uni
ted States. and the territories and
possessions F.
Hanford added, however, that
the termination does not affect the
requirements regarding the pre-
servation of records as to past
transactions.
The official who has directed
OPS activities in Alaska since the
agency started in January, 1852,
said his Juneau office has been
busy for the last several weeks
getting things in order. He said
the Juneau office as we'll as the
branch offices in Fairbanks, An
chorage and Ketchikan would be
closed within a few weeks.
Hanford took the occasion to
thank Alaska businessmen for
their cooperation during the last
two years, observing that law
such as the OPS sis not easy to
administer, since most people
have a natural opposition to con-
trolls of all kinds" He said Alaska
businessmen as whole under
stood the necessity for controls at
the time and their cooperation
made the work of the OPS staff
easier.
Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-03-18
Lucky St. Patrick's For
Mrs. O'Brien of Seattle

SEATTLE, Up - Mrs. Patrick
O'Brien could thank a total stran-
ger-also an O'Brien-and some
of the luck Of the Irish for saw
ing her life this st. Patrick's Day.
Mrs O'Brien, so, wife Of a mer-
chant seaman now at sea, was
overcome from a burning over
stuffed chair in her apartment
about $50 am. A visitor in the
building, smelling smoke, sum-
moned the manager, D.F. O'Brien
no relation.
He unlocked the door knocked
off a chain night latch, and drag
ged Mrs. O'Brien out as firemen
arrived. She was unconscious.
Her condition was grave from
shock and partial asphyxiation. A
cigarette had apparently smoul-
dered in the chair since about
midnight
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-03-18
Ocean Van Trucks and
Trailers Attached BY
Alaska Railroad

~~~~~H@AN%
ANCHORAGE, R,- Ocean Van
Line trucks and trailers were at
tached Monday by the federal
government for payment of a
1914, 160.35 debt allegedly due the
Alaska Railroad.
The complaint was signed
against Ocean Van Line and it's
parent firm, Ocean Tow, Inc, by
Assistant u. S. Attorney Dave
Talbot.
The bills the government claims
are owed include demurrage,
wharfage and switching and dock
age in connection with trips of
10 Owl vessels between Seattle,
Seward and Anchorage from Nov
Is to March 2, 1858.
The firm has been in operation
for about year.
The government action came
after the company announced it
had suspended service to Alaska.
The railroad, which carried
Owl vans from Seward to An
chorage and Fairbanks announced
cancellation of its joint tariff
agreement with Owl.
The Owl equipment and Alas
ka operations are being carried on
by Alaska Freight Lines.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-03-18

Fine Job Printing at the Nugget
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-03-18
Alaska Freight
Lines Take Over
Ocean Vans Run
BY LOUIS r. HUBER

SEATTLE, March ~ Alaska
Freight Lines Inc, announced to-
day it is taking over Ocean Van
Lines equipment and operation
between Seattle, Tacoma, and
Alaska.
Ocean Van Line had announced
earlier that it had suspended its
freight service to Alaska. It has
now leased its vans, trucks, trail
ers, cargo-handling gear and facil-
tiles in Alaska to Alaska Freight
Lines.
Ocean Van ships have reverted
to the parent company, Ocean
Tow, Inc, and will continue to
serve as Alaska freight carriers
on an irregular basis and without
the van service.
Alaska Freight Lines will inte-
CRATE the container-Van units Owl
was using into its present twice
weekly schedule between Puget
Sound and the Alaska ports Of
Valdez and Seward
eve feel that perpetuation Of
the container-van unit of trans
portation, along with our own
barge truck trailer service, will
give Alaska the finest possible
transportation SYSTEM" said E. w.
Hundley, executive vice president
of Alaska Freight Lines.
''By taking over Ocean Van
Lines container van operation,
we are now able to offer the
fastest through, controlled tenn
perature transportation for perish
able and sensitive commodities
moving into Alaska" Hundley
said.
He also announced that Alaska
Freight Lines will commence tow
boat-and-barge service from St.
Louis and Chicago to western
Canada ports on April Is.
Using its own 'barges, Alaska
Freight Lines will schedule sail
ings for the 18th Of each month
from St. Louis and Chicago to
Alaska.
Main ports of call for the ex-
panded service will be Chicago,
Minneapolis-St. Paul, Pittsburgh,
Cincinnati, St. Louis, Memphis,
and New Orleans ON one end and
Los Angeles, San Francisco, Port
land, Seattle, Tacoma, British
Columbia and Alaska on the
other.
eve feel this new towboat-and-
barge service will revive maritime
commerce which ended when 18TH
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-03-18

Tests have indicated that almost
every person living in industrial
societies has been infected with
tuberculosis before he reaches the
age of Is although serious disease
results in only a small part of
the cases.
The Nome nugget. [volume] (Nome, Alaska) 1938-????, 1953-03-18
Wife Of Col. Mack Of Laid
Air Force Base Found
Dead of GunshOt Wound

FAIRBANKS, pa six : hour
search by a thousand volunteers
ended Tuesday with finding of
the body of Mrs. Mary Mills
Storr Mack, wife of Col. Stephen
B. Mack Of Laid Air Force base,
in a clump of bushes near the
Chena River. She had died of a
gunshot wound.
The search began when her
husband returned home after his
days duty and found she and one
of his guns was missing.
The searchers finally found
footprints in the snow leading to
her body.
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milan Steamship Company and
Luckenbach Steamship Company
stopped calling north of San
Francisco several months ago."
said Hundley.
Alaska Freight Lines at present
owns eight powerful Mkt Mkt
type toWboats and IA barges cap
able of hauling 1000 tons each.
From Ocean Van Line it is acquir-
ing 200 vans and 20 trucks to
add to its own highway fleet of
SO powerful Kenworth trucks and
200 forty-foot trailers.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

LOT g: spS2 &C. 's :.. H. Of fsont!as 8 esStsi Sn n
tdsal for ia Tfs sssSB s.sstsiS9BP or car lot aa L.
ave-, sii. sps.. $1S5 mo. 8: = +.
REALTY CO.. JU. $3.50, JU. 9-Il41. y
esO7 WIS, AVE. BETHESDA. Md
SsgRIn. SG2G # oE 00r sSSsS sSsS: .v.: 4soO Of: t.
EXCEL. downtown location: clean.
vacant once: suitable for store:
studio Or ONCE; formerly an optical
1FFF' T5Sp. b3y1s R1I s-qTag HWY. ARL.. VA. NO.
Approx. $4,000 50. It. Of Enclosed
space; approx. 1000 SO. It. in she'd
type bldss plus approx. 10 600 So.
#. in vacant ground. Excellent
once facilities. Ample toilets. heat.
equipment can be Included. suitable
any commercial-type business.
Leased as a whole or in part: also
for sale. Reasonable rent. Prompt
possession Consult MI. Taylor or
sEANNok nj s1Eins Ecas sefss CO. pRestoPs
1906 H st. NV. Ma. s-2345. -22
CENTRAL NV. LOCATION (Potomac
Parkway area) - Two-story bldg.
containing approx. $500 SO. #. with
loading dock, gas not-Water neat,
ample toilet facilities and private
parking for 10 or IL cars. Some
rooms with air conditioning. Suit
able for wholesale distributors.
warehousing, architects and engi-
neers, office use, etc. Reasonable
rent. Immediate possession. Con-
suit Mr.. jenkins, leasing depart
ment. SHANNON g. LUCHS CO,
Realtors, 1905 H st. NV, Ma.
13II Pa. AVE. s.E.-Entire md
floor, 4 rooms. VIII remodel for
professional or commercial ONCE.
lst floor occupied by contractor.
Ii. 4-3374: Sat. or SUM-, Ii. 1924.
BETHESDA - Modern brick bldg,
suitable nffices or any commercial
use; zoned industrial. Phone MIR.
ROCCA, EN-. $4,000.
ROSSLYN--From 1000 to $500 so.
IT. on Rround floor. suitable for en-
eineering Arm, laboratory, etc, with
reserved parking. A. N. ROTH,
RE. 1880.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

IN DESIRABLE LOCATIONS. one
10000 50. IT,. and one 10000 50.
It. warehouse immed. occup. For
details. call the ISENS, Ma. $50 8.
brick and concrete
COO 50. It. LarGe electric elevator:
Radiator heat. 20-ft. alley, side and
rear. Lge. drive-in doors, Excellent
distributor. sutomotive, storage. etc.
An outstanding buy. See Mr.. MOTIFS,
WEAVER BROS, INC, DI. 7-S3OO.
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STORES FOR RENT

1922 PA. AVE. NV, Washingtori' q
busiest block-street-level store, lge.
show window, suitable for restau-
rant, hardware or other dry goods
price to rent Immediately. WOOD
NV, RE, 7-65Sb, %
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SUBURBAN LIVING
TNT HTTTATNTA

T14 950-Lovely. level, ie-acre lot;
spacious liv. rm (firepl. and picture
window. LARGE SEP. DIN. .RM.,
. twin bedrms., de luxe all tile
baths. huge fully equipped dream
: tchen.
$40 950--Beaut situated on 1s4-acre
lot: among lovely trees: Ice liv. rm.
with flrepl., sep. l2xI2 din, rm.,
huge fully equipped kit; 3 real bed
rms. and de luxe all-tile bath; full
English bsmt. with firepl. and COM
plete shower bath.
10 inspect both homes-out Lee hwy
to Broad st. tRt. ~. left on Broad
st. to Tysons Corner tabout 3 mi. J,
left at Tysons Corner on Maple
ave. to Beulah rd. (Esso filing sta
tom right on Beuiah to Greek
Crossing rd.. right on Greek Crossing
fn nrnnartY
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FOLLOW THE MEIzLER ARROWS
LORCOM LANE AREA
VIRGINIA FOREST.
HILLWOOD RAMBLER

For the discriminating purchaser;
priced in middle 20s, level T5Xl5n
lot, terrific liv. rm. (22x15l, sep.
di" rm.. 3 twin bdrmS exceptional
compartmented baths arrangementi
lge. bright "playrrom" hsmt. AL
brick, in immaculate condition, To
inspect Out Arlington blvd. to
Seven Corners, ri. on Hillwood ave.
fRt. No. 1881 to Linden Ia. left. to
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SHANNON & LUCHS

H ST. N.E.-Busy block;
practically new building, ap-
prox. 17x75 IT.; bargain to re-
sponsible tenant. Consult Mr..
Young.
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17O8 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
Beautiful store in Ontario
Theater Bldg. and adjoining
John winston Chain Candy
Co: approx. 14x60 IT,: full
basement: rear entrance; va
cant; reas. rent. Consult Mr..
TAYLOR or Mr.. Young.
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

COMMERCIAL AND APARTMENTS
j. a Fisher sH sr & CO. 5u nee Sge4 7ss TH9S 1ssS
st. NV. DI. 7-6S3O. 81
FOUR-APARTMENT building, 2 bed
roms: Sc preferred. Give details.
Box 237-Z, Star. pos
HAVE CLIENTS for all types of COM
Call MILTON F. RUPERT. DI
T-50l5 ewes. EN-. 3-5407. -23
i HAVE MANY clients who will buy
for cash or terms. For quick action
call MR.. SOTIROS at DI. 7-I655;
ewes. IA. 9-5910. PA
10 ROOMS and up, suitable for room
ing houses and small apts.; any
location close in; furnished or un-
furnished; all cash If necessary.
E. w. THURM
one 1Oth 50 ~ W ~ - ooAo
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$17,5OO for this modern 3-unit brick
bldg: 2 yrs. old; individual gas heat
and entrances; income S201.50 per
mo-; S4,700 cash, and balance 1st
trust. Only bldgs. left. Colored
tenants. 20es return on investment.
EX; 3-34O0. RA. 3-671l. ia; g.
ASK ABOUT THIS-Invest 1000,
get 25eS plus curtail. ROY LAW
RENEE, ME. S-3946, LII. 3-2040.
Evening star., 1953-11-22
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
$3.50 DOWN

Buys this brick semidet.
home. in a very exclusive sub
division of Jefferson Manor, .
hlccks 10 lge, shopping center
and bus. Public school in the
area, fun bsmt., gas heat. liv.
rnl., din. rm., equip. kit. ,
bedrmS.. tile bath. Front
porch fenced lot. Priced
S9.9J0. Phone XII. 9-6644 or
TIE. 6-7343
Evening star., 1953-11-22
MULTIPLE LISTING REALToR
EXCELLENT BUY

EXCELLENT BUY
Two-story brick and frame. beauti-
fully redec. throughout. Lawn and
trees; conv. area. Individual homes
mr. Falls Church. 3 bedrms.. tiled
bath. liv. rm.. f1repl. sep. din. rm.
full bsmt., Cyclone fencing in rear
screens. S1b.950. easily financed
HUGH McDIARMID. REAL ESTATE
Vienna. Va. Vienna SOC