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The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1954-09-24

philosophy by which live is the
same philosophy which the Jew
ish Community Center breeds in
the kids. / should like to say a
word about the role the Jewish
Community Center played in
making Sam Levenson a we'll
integrated Jew.
AS a child lived near the end
St. YM-YWHA. I attended the Y
Talmud Torah for several years.
This happened for a period of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

diplomats from the coffee-pro-
ducing countries say it's a mat
ter Of supply and demand and
that they're not happy about it
A State Department spokes-
man said that seems to be ac-
curate and anyway, there's MOTH
ing the department can do.
This explanation cites high
consumption cutting into exist
ing stocks, plus q frost that
played hob with the current
Brazilian crop.
Industry sources in New York
said prices may 60 higher-tc
average $l.0o-$1.l0 q pound re-
tail.
Another Tea Party.
Meanwhile, this. is the sort OF
thing members Of Congress are
reading in the mail from home
These racketeers have
cornered the worlds coffee
market and are fattening their
lousy bankrolls on the misery
Of the masses who like to drink
coffee"
Stage another Boston tea
party"
Dollar hair cuts, dollar coffee,
90-cent butter we should
have our salaries doubled"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
Coffee Over Dollar d Pound
Floods. Legislators With. MoiI

State Department with aco6ee
investigation several years ago,
said it may be time for another
probe. He also urged Senate
action on his proposal to give
the Agriculture Departments
Commodity Exchange Authority
power to supervise coffee trading,
Chairman Aiken of the Senate
Agriculture Committee. which
usually. handles inquiries involv-
ing food, said he may ask his
group to look into coffee prices
latter we see what the Justice
Department does"
Attorney General Brownell
said at q news conference last
week he had asked the anti
trust division to look into COM
plants.
Writers Are Suspicious.
The suspicion voiced by many
Of the letter-writing constituents.
some lawmakers and q few Of
the businessmen who handle cof-
fee at various sales levels is that
somebody is specializing. or mani
pulating the market.
But most industry sources and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
Dy the Assoelassd Press

The tempest In q coffee pot
dubbed furiously on Capitol Hill
yesterday.
Housewives stunned at price
tags over D dollar pound, cof-
fee-break addicts enraged by Is
cent-a-cup checks, have brewed
a mess Of correspondence fol
their elected representatives. hot
dark but not sweet.
The general demand: Do some
thing.
But the harassed lawmakers
haven't been able to ind much
they can do.
Why Not Investigate?
Some had a quick reaction:
Let's investigate.
Senator Beall. Republican. Of
Maryland introduced q resolu-
ton that would charge the Sen
ate Banking Committee with
finding out why coffee prices
have scared and deciding wheth-
er legislation is necessary.
Senator Gillette, Democrat, Of
Iowa. who irritated some Latin
American diplomats and the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
lands within the camps boun-


lands within the camps boun-
diaries.
Mr.. Hyde explained that such
retrocession would not take ef-
feet until its acceptance by the
State.
Civilians on the reservation
carried their fight for suffrage
up to the Maryland Court Of APP
peals at Annapolis last year. but
| lost. A resolution introduced in
the 1858 Maryland legislature
asking that Congress be appealed
to for action is still pending be-
fore the legislative council.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
Mccarthy Probe Sees
|Anti-AmericanisIn in
Some Voice Airings
BY Tho Associosed Press

The Senate Investigations sub
committee, headed by Senator
Mccarthy, said. yesterday, an
'anti-American content" had
marked some Of the Govern
ment,s Voice Of America broad
casts.
In q report ,on its controver-
sial probe early last year of
broadcasts beamed to other ma
tons as part Of the Overseas In
formation Program. 1t also said
it had found that q number of
persons employed by the Voice
were mot dedicated to the
American way Of life."
The subcommittee, an all-Re-
publican group since the Dem
ocratic members walked out
last July in protest against what
they called Senator McCarthy's
one-man rule. did not identity
these employees nor say how
many there were.
Changes Recommended.
It said corrective steps had
been taken by the Eisenhower
administration during the course
Of its investigation. But it rec
commended that the new director
Of the United States Information
Agency be called for questioning
about the extent Of these i'm
provements and to determine
whether a further subcommittee
inquiry was necessary.
The USIS was set up last Au-
gust l as an independent agency
to take over from the State De-
partment the Voice of America
and most of the Governments
other information and propa-
ganda activities directed toward
other nations.
The subcommittee said one of
the principal reasons it sup
ported the creation of the new
agency was to enable 1.-THE re-
sponsible officials of the informa-
ton program to rid it Of unquali-
fed personnel placed in it by the
old Acheson group Of the State
Department"
This was reference to former
Secretary Of State Dean Ache.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
Camp Derrick Civilians Get
Voting Help in Senate Bill

A bill to give a vote to civilians
living on the Camp DERRICK
MD military reservation is be-
fore the Senate Armed Services
Committee.
Introduced by Representative
Hyde. Republican. of Maryland,
the measure would retrocede to
Maryland exclusive jurisdiction
held by the United States over
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

"Tax to 100 per cent all in.
creased profits on all food prod.
uctS."
Suggestion: Drink Less.
The best suggestion some law.
makers could think Of was:
Drink less coffee.
II think it's perfectly ridic-
ulous in every way" said Senator
Margaret Chase Smith (R-
Maine) the only woman Senator.
II think I'll drink milk"
Senator Aiken embellished
that idea. If people, he said,
would drink four instead Of five
cups Of coffee daily and then
drink an extra glass of milk"
they could solve the problems
Of surplus milk and high coffee
prices at one blow.
Senator Ellender, Democrat, Of
Louisiana, said South American
coffee producers may be pricing
themselves out of the market"
Senator Ellender is a tea and
milk drinker.
Would coffee drinkers strike
bring prices down? The evidence
was mixed. But some coffee men
recalled that in 1850 when prices
also scared consumption dropped
10 per cent and prices came
down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24
Trieste Bon Lifted

TRIESTE. Jan. 23 (R-Brit-
ish Gen. Sir John Winterton,
commander Of allied troops In
Zone A Of the Trieste free terri
tory. today lifted q ban. against
public meetings and parades.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

son. long a target Of Senator
McCarthy's criticism.
Streibert Confident.
Theodore c. Streibert, head Of
the new USIS, told a Senate For
eign Relations subcommittee last
week he was confident that we
have no subversives" on the pay
roll now.
He said that since last August
/ some 10 to 20 Of the agencys
1900 employees have been fired
or allowed to resign as security
risks. None of these were Com
munists, he said. adding that in
most cases it was "a matter of
stability"
The Mccarthy subcommittee
report was the third it has issued
recently on the overseas infor-
nation program. Critical find
ings had been turned In earlier
on engineering phases Of Voice
Of America operations and on
library centers in other nations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-01-24

son. long a target Of Senator
McCarthy's criticism.
Evening star., 1954-05-26
La Foniaine Heirs
Continue Fight ipr
Deposit Of S13,77O.
Sy the = a..oas,.d Pres.

ANNAPOLIS, May 26.-Heirs
Of the late James A. LaFontaine.
Washington area gambler, and
Mrs. LaFontaine continued their
dispute in the Court Of Appeals
yesterday over who Is entitled to-
. $13,770 condemnation deposit
made by the State Roads Com
mission.
Circuit Judge Charles c. Mar
bury in Prince Georges County
had awarded the deposit to heirs
Of the husband. He said the sum
represented real estate which
under terms Of Mrs. LaFontaine's
will was to be awarded to her
husbands heirs.
Mr.. LaFontaine, who ran q
plush gambling house in Prince
Georges County Just outside the
District of Columbia, died in
1949. Mrs. LaFontaine died in
1851, seven months after the
State deposited the money in
court for taking 70.500 square
feet Of land she owned for q road.
The couple left no children.
Brothers. sisters and nephews in
the Washington area inherited
their estates.
In other business, the court
was asked to affirm the States
authority to charge a sales tax
on rentals Of less than four
months in resort areas. .
Circuit Judge John B. Gray
had ruled in Calvert County that
extending the 2 per cent levy to
such short-term rentals trans
cends the power" Of the control
Ter to interpret the sales tax
statute.
M. e. Rockhill, Inc, of Calvert
County, protested an assessment
for temporary rental Of dwell
ings at Long Beach.
Evening star., 1954-05-26
Friends to Heur Author

Lee Nichols. Washington news
man and author Of the recently
published report on armed forces
integration. win speak at 8
o'clock tonight in the Friends
Meeting House, 21i1 Florida ave-
nue. NV.
Evening star., 1954-05-26
Phi Betu Kuppu Meeting

what Next In Southeast
ASIA" win be the subject Of an
address by Representative Judd,
Republican Of Minnesota, at a
meeting of Phi Beta Kappa in
the assembly hall Of the Cosmos
Club ct 8 pm. tomorrow.
Evening star., 1954-05-26
Capitol Squadron to Meet

The Capital Squadron Of the
Air Force Association will meet
at 8 o'clock tonight in the Per-
petual Building and Loan Associ-
alton Building, Twelfth and E
streets NV.
East Cleveland leader. [volume] (East Cleveland, Ohio) 1942-1970, 1954-12-09

Omen n. "A. p. a. MondaY thru Friday
Interviewing Hours A. M to 2. M
Alter z p M and Evenings by Appointment Only
Evening star., 1954-05-08
WAREHOUSE FOR SAILS

WILL TRADE RAMBLER and 21
acres land. Bethesda. for property
near 18th St. NV. RA. $3.50.
DE. 2-6S00. -9
NO DOWN PAYMENT, 2 brick bldgs..
approx. 1000 50. It. 1st CONNER
cial, on 2 alleys. ideal for. small
shop or warehouse, has set of doors
on each alley double entrancel
Your monthly payments like rent.
will give you ownership. REAR
Of 1880 Florida ave. ne. Call
ST. 3-5311. OIL. 1854. -
ALEXANDRIA, VA. - New, vacant
building, 3Olax50 IT., brick and
cinder block construction; one floor:
plumbing and electricity; AFT.
metal trussed ceiling. zoned IT,.
heavy industrial. Total ground area
S.199 SQUARE feet. Situated on cor
ner Of Roberts lane and Hill I'd.
near Duke st. and telegraph I'd. !
PRICE, S23,95O; $4,000 oown; $165
per month; will lease or exchange.
ST. 3-3991: TU. 2-0779. Ill
Evening star., 1954-05-08
So, ,45U
FAIRHAVEN ON THE BAY
WATERFRONT PROP FOR RENT

THREE HOUSES for rent, weekly or
Pstuxent;. st: Marys Co.: $45 to
COTTAGE-A.mi.; sea-
son; 32 mi. D. c. MRS. FRED YEN
DELL. Shady Side, Nd. West River.
LOVELY % 5.nedroom home, with all
porch and beautiful shaded yard;
private pier and use OF row boat;
located on West River. overlookfnga
ths ns Bay sS,, Rent by week or month.
sGMMER GA Eis'la laaoiusE-s bedrms- q iiv.
dix, outdoor firepl.. dock, excel,
week ends. Turkey Point. nr. Bev-
srly Beach. West River AHA.
~ MA BEACH, vA;a3cottage
furnished. Special rates in June; =
STONE stone Colonial Beach. Capital
NEEID ESTATE, Plum Point, Md
completely furnished cottage. Ali
modern conveniences. Wo. 6-3l60.
SCIENTISTS CLIFF. Port Republic.
Md.-Furn.. cottages for rent to
$50, See our ad under For Sale
TWo 1soo'nSi COTTAGES - chesapest. s
Beach; ami: for the season or ?
year-round: also an apt. XII.
BAY RIDGE. lOS River dr.-LRe.
furn. cottage facing bay. Open
Sat. and Suns. or call OWNER.
UN. 4-3042. p
COTTAGES SUPERIOR
u mi. u. C.-Compl. furn. cottages
lex:ept linen) ami, boat incl. 2 or
s bedrms., pvt. shore. Refs. exch.
OIL. 2-2693, OIL. 4-53S7, OIL. q
.3506, OIL, 1880; pm,
Evening star., 1954-05-08

OVERLOOKING POTOMAC
Mr. S.W. market, newly remodeled,
modern 2-story ONCE bldg. Plenty
parking space: $3.50. RE. 7-2137.
IL A-HORS Il
Evening star., 1954-05-08
FARMS Gent,

NEAR OAK GROVE. vA.-4os acres,
oil heat: Windmill; Wind ina5nsn roilins fSsIs; fieId:
and beautiful woodland; asbestos
siding and roof; $4,000.
NEAR DUMPHRIES. va, 80 miles
from Washington. so acres Of land;
600-ft. frontage blacktop road; A.
bedrm. house. 2 complete baths. 5
porches and separate apt. renting
for $75 mo-; oil burner h.-w, heat:
well Is so It. deep. Picture and
description at once. $21. 900 on
terms.
MIDWAY ISLANDS acres: 700 IT.
on blacktop road; bedrms., kit.
din. rn., liv. rm.. 3 picture win
dows; school bus and mail de-
livery at door. Apple, cherry and
pecan trees. Plenty of water; oil
burner h.-w. heat; full bsmt. It's
O. beautiful home. / have picture
at once; $4,000. CHESTER COGS-
WELL. ia. I7-1633. 10
MUST SELL
And the price Is made right for this
good solid 3-bedroom house with
electricity, no other modern inn
provements. good outbuildings. nice
shade on 4 acres Of good land on
good road within 25 miles of WASH
ington. d. C. Price, S12 800 with
substantial cash
H. B. MITCHELL
Herndon. Va. Phone 135.
Evening star., 1954-05-08
INVEST. PROP. SALE tcont.

ARL., N.--10,unit brick; some apis.
furnished. Nets $1,000 on $4,000
investment. OWNER, KE. s-4815.
SPRING-Apt. bldg. close in
SIS, 1000 yearly income. Also 4-unit
apt. bldg; Warehouse, center of
town: $4,000 50. It. industrial
ground. CRUDE WILLIAMS. JU.
24-UNIT APT. BLDG.-dood rental
area, can be bought at q price to
assure excellent investment, Let's
have your offer. GUARANTY MORT
and Sun, OIL. 6-6S3S. %
COLORED' -. BOOMING HOUSE, 9
rms, 2 baths: income. $3.50 per
mo-: 500 net profit: Let's have
1912 Srd ST. N.W.-4-family apt.
bldg, newly decorated, includes fur
niture. Annuaf-income $4,0S0. Only
$4,000 down. A good Investment:
Cali ENNY " APOSToLIDES
1924 or RA. 6-3790. %
SEVERAL TWO AND FOUR FAMILY
duplex apt. bldgs. Tenants furn.
utilities. Good location. No va
cancies. Reasonable rent. Priced
low for quick sale. H. P. RAN
DOLPH, RE. 7-2137, IL 4-7265.
Evening star., 1954-05-08
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

BIG BASEMENT. 1Sx70. ideal for
plumber. electrician: Landover rd.
nr. Cheverly. SMILEY, INC. UN.. A.
$3.50. %.
2O35 X ST. NV, End h.-22x7O
rent. RA. 6-3220. la
3513 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-con-
Meeting store in rear, faces Rock
Creek rd.: suit. grocery. showroom
ofices. etc. Apt. above II desired.
IA. $1,000 %
18th ST. NV. mr.. M. End CONNER
cial-Ideal for store, ONCE or work.
shop; ground floor; S125 per mo.
lst floor. S100 per mo. Call MR..
RALPH. RA. 3-2s62 or RE. 7-2171.
%
MD. - Store, 3OxI 90,
for $3.50: store, 1880, for S1O0.
New bldg. Can complete to suit ten
ant. SAMUEL E. BoGLEY. INC.
Evening star., 1954-05-08
Orlando, Lakeside Home
VACATION PLACES

ANNISQUAM. MASS, on picturesque
Cape Ann. 40 miles north of Boston.
Furn. house. 5 bedrms., baths,
beaut. view Ipswich Bay. Safe sandy
beach. ia. 5-S206. 10
CABIN SITE at Shenandoah Retreat
Country. Club, beautiful resort on
Shenandoah River: excel, golf course.
hunting. fishing. swimming, boating
Private lake. Pa miles private river
frontage, new lodge and club house,
90 miles from wash. area. Owner
going overseas. WIN sell for S795.
Phone JE. 4-4013.
MOUNTAIN CABIN, nr. Shenandoah
River and country club. AZ mi. D. c.
Price reduced for sale this week
msmpership in club. Cali OWNER,
MOBILE HOMES for vacation rental.
You save many dollars. cook YOUR
own meals. Trailer sleeps 4. Make
your reservations socn. AMERICAN
TRAILER Co, INC. 1880 Wisconsin
ave. WO 6-323I.
CEDAR HURST. MD.-Cottage for
rent, bv season or month. All mod
ern ronv. La. s-1p44
FISHING PRIVILEGES - Six-acrs
stocked lake in Blue Ridge Mts.. Va.
IS mi. D. c. OIL, 4-4992. --9
Evening star., 1954-05-08
ORGANIZATIONS

Trade associations, societies, pro-
fessional groups, unions, insurance
companies, profit or non-profit or
CARNATIONS, seeking TO establish
Headquarters In the Nations Capital.
will find q select number Of such
this ofiice. We specfalize in this is
field. Call Mr.. Dixon personally.
of JAMES L. DIXON CO., 1922
18th st. NV, ST 3-7200, %
Evening star., 1954-05-08

35 TO 50 ACRES, beautifully wooded
facing tributary to Belmont Bay.
80 Minis: driving time from White
House; $500 per acre. Call after
1:3O. Sunday. Monday or Wednes-
DAY evening. OIL. 4-6702. %
FOR SALE lots. 4Ox175 It. each,
ga1Oms S1O sk p.sf e wMsstmo5sIans Ma M s.7s,s sye
21z ACRES-15O-ft. road frontage,
Fairfax Farms; $3.50 an acre, Cali
Edgewater 9-6S26. %
$2O0-Lot 60xS0; house started: no
water or sewer. 6214 L St. Greater
Capitol Hts. Phone OIL. 2-O053.
5-AcRE, level, wooded lot: SI.S75,
Md MaaEdsSItifsa oWSss rS GN Z 4ssdsD 81 D. 6 g. in
FOR SALE BY OWNER-Any day
except Sunday. Acreage for your
exclusive home; beautiful sites on
hard road between Clifton and
Centreville, Va; good soil, clean
snd ready for building. Browning
Country CLUE HILLS H-acre
and larger wooded lots. in $35, 900
home area; fully improved: $4,000
asnd And up: OWNER, KE. 6-s3s5.
SNAIL NJ as'9t;. farm LOTS. 10 or MI Nor.
County: moderate prices. reason
able terms; "a miles from Route 7
on Rte. 81: WIsEWAY VILLAGE
FARMS. STERLING. VA. OWNER.
I; c, WEBB, 2430 Penna. ave. NV.
TEMPLE Hills. MD.-Lot 100 by
200 f.: variety lge. hardwood trees;
SsssS BY ''tS owNRk RF TG iiao'! ssfaGy ~
BETHESDA-Recorded subdivision Of
g lots for quality homes. Builder
or developer can start work inn
mediately Mr.. Lebling, ewes, Sun,
SI. SL. 4-SSsS ROBERT 3. HALL Co,
50 LOTS, Wheaton area: sewer iS and
Mr.. Lebling. oL. $3.50. Eve EYES and and
Sun. OIL. 4-66SS. 10
NEARBY vA.-5 beautiful acres. fac
ing RI hard road; $4,000 total price.
APARTMENT HOUSE SITE in NV
area. Plans for apts., permit,
and construction loan, all available
Tor purchaser to start building i'm
mediately. Price for all, $1,000.
PT9sabis FTH1 s,,s cost Of building. $50, 900.
1922 or OIL. 2-5S67. 10
LAKE BANCROFT - Ideal rambler
site, 100xl35. overlooking lake.
Terms to suit. JE. 4-5457. %
front. $500 blk. st. Barnabus rd.
Sign on lot. OWNER, 22s7 Owens
wEEsTTioevER DIR. s.E.-rine res.
OWNED
Evening star., 1954-05-08

BUILDERS AND INVESTORS
19 lots. near MOL. Paved streets.
S38,000.
so acres. near MOL. $1.7Oo per acre.
SIS acres near Piney Branch and N. H.
ave, $1,000 per acre.
II It's q. lot or acreage you're after.
let US know, we might have 1t.
SMOLEN Il SCOTT. Realtors
JU. 7-5511 Ill
33rd AND CLAIMING ST. NE.
Close to industrial and proposed N. Y.
it.; 7-rm. frame house on property.
Terms If desired. ST. S-3657.
BREITERMAN REALTY CO.
Evening star., 1954-05-08
DESK SPACE

on Wilson blvd, nr.
Court House. Desk and ONCE space
with phone answering and Secfe-
tarial service. $35 up. ia. 2-S373
or ia. 5-9197. -
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk
space in Dupont Circle area; tele-
phone answering. mail service avail.
Call DE. 2-SOOO.
Evening star., 1954-05-08
REAL ESTATE WANTED
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH, DEL. Ocean front
apts.. S35 wk. to June II, ia. O.
7514 week ends. EN-. 2-6764. eyes.
BETHANY BEACH. DELAWARE-3-
bedrm. house. screened porch. all
electric kitchen, SIS per wk. RA, B.
Evening star., 1954-05-08
SAJkAER HOMES

NEAR BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, PA.
stone cottage; also smaller cottages.
Swimming pool, fshing: near golf
course. MRS. c. PHILIPS, Emmits-
burg, Nd, Hubbard 1-5045,
Evening star., 1954-05-08
CHURCHES For SALE
STORES FOR RENT

$50 MO. WITH HEAT, 1913 9th, st.
OF any kind. EN-. 2-0s19. s.
CORNER STORE, 2o1-3-5 18th st..
Sc. at intersection 18th St, Ken
tCcky ave. and Independence ave-
Just vacated by grocery. but also
suitable for dry cleaners, hardware,
l0c., store. etc. Very attrac: lease
avail; CARRY PROPERTIES. D1.
DOWNTOWN. 18th and Eye sts.-
End floor, with lge. display windows;
500 So. IT. floor space; fine room
and location for small retail spe-
cialty shop or office. Apply MR..
KELLER, SI2 18th st. NV. 10
with Peoples, kinney. Woolworth's,
ST. $4,000. H. G. SMITHY CO.
DOWNTOWN LOCATIoN-Ideal for
beauty salon, optician or chiropo-
dist; parking facilities in rear. 1872
18th st; NV. For particulars. phone
GEORGIA AVE. AND KENNEDY ST.
avail. Ideal location for carry-out
pizZa pies, steamed crabs, or barbe-
cued items. KAY REALTY CO., RA.
6-2200; evenings, RA. 3-051S. Ia
2O35 X ST. N.W.-Street-level store,
222x7O;. large show window. drive-in
Reas Rss. rer rent snRp "a. Ao sassso esoA's "a T
BASEMENT STORE, rear of 4415
Southern ave; 9ia It. by 40 IT. 500.
Inquire on first floor or call 10. g.
9so' 9sS. LEE HWY, ARL., VA. (Near
Glebe rdD. in same block with Peo-
pies and across street from Safeway.
APPROX. 1890 Gas-blower heater,
asphalt tile FIR. rear entrance. pri-
Vacant. Consult Mr.. Johnson, leas-
ing dept. SHANNON y LUCHs CO.,
FLORISTS - Beautiful
store with bsmt. in very success
full modern limestone shopping CEN
ter containing large supermarket,
large super drug, hardware, bakery,
businesses: at corner Of 2 busy hwys.
in D. c.. Can be leased fully equip
for florist business. Business now
operating but not necessary to pay
for established business. Suitable
lease, reas. rent, immed. poss. Con-
suit Mr.. Taylor, leasing dept.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., Realtors.
1905 H st. NV, MA. S-2345. -
T4EeToNstSrs P4Ics sf Socf SE 0se n GA 5x4s
.Sis T' S1cHoIs Seaas' AVE. s.E.-store
bldg. suitable for any small business.
in excel. location. Oil h.-w.h. For
further details. call NEWSOM. lilo
nRRvst. + st. n niGi IIxf II; 3-"osO; -
in9 store; Some os,nf fixtures, Including press
Low rent. $50. i704 Corcoran st. NV.
WASHINGTON REALTY RA 3-23O0
Evening star., 1954-05-08
G-24 THE EVENING STAR
HOUSES SALIVA. tcent.l
IN LOVELY RAvENwooD
Washington, D. c.
SATURDAY, MAY 8, 1854

A truly snticing 3-level contemporary
awaits your personal inspection.
Designed by Q famous architect
and done In California spruce; Stag
roof; carport for two cars; delight
with 2S-foot living room and den;
unusual built-in features; 4 large
bedrooms, 8 baths. One acre OF
eround; an owner-built home; You
must see promptly. Priced at only
$34,050.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
Multiple Listing Realtors JE. 2-2620
Evening star., 1954-05-08
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE

Fronting on paved streets AMONGST
beautiful homes; Come out Coles
Village sign. ROBERT E. HEATER,
Agent and Developer. JU. 9-0o:1.
Evening star., 1954-05-08
COUNTRY ESTATE
ECHO HILL,

Gentiemen's paradise, $50 acres on Lee
hwy. with sweeping view of Blue
Ridge; 9-rm. ctr. hall Colonial home,
with bay windows, on level hilltop,
nestled among stately trees, look
ng H1i f'gnt csr nto 5acfe lake 0ussioe
barns; farm mostly in grass, fenced
and Eatered. Will pay of. Price,
$4,000, appraised higher. Open
Sat. and Sun. Go (Va. 21I) about
SO miles out to sign on left. ALT
MAN REALTY CO.. Excl. Agent.
ia. S-6436. %
Evening star., 1954-05-08
GENTLEMAN's FARMETTE

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NEAR OAKTON, VA.
"a acres. Beautiful 5-bedrm-. 4-bath,
lge. home; extra lge. liV. rm. Home
has several picture windows and has
real charm and space throughout.
House Is old American. Home is in
excellent condition. The yard Is q
beautiful park with lots of shrub
berry. flowers. trees and an unusual
lawn: 1t is surrounded by large and
well-kept homes. has building with
fireplace for recreational purposes
Stream: View is perfect. More land
available. If interested in something
really nice with city convenience
and country atmosphere, this is It..
Near good schools. shopping center.
transportation and black-top road.
Is miles to White House. Total
price, S47,500. For appointment,
please phone DU. 1920. Exclusive
agency. but will work with other
brokers. WHITESELL REAL ES-
TATE, nr. Oakton, Va, school,
Hwy. 1913.
Evening star., 1954-05-08

RUSTIC. ROLLING, wooded homesites
of 10000 it., PAS IT. adjacent to
Northwest Park. An appropriately
designed rambler or ranch-type home
with proper landScaping would make
this gorgeous place and right here
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