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1850 MONROE ST. NV.
SIX rms, i2 baths, gas " heat;
In excel. cond.; conv. TO shop ard
transp., Si25.
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a09 9th ST. NV
Two hedrrn. house, completely rempd.
eled; all mod. equipment, attrac.
rear patio with awning: Si35.
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HOUSES UNFURNlsHED

SOUTH ARL.--Guarantee Al con-
dition; 2-bedrm. brick duplex; bsmt..
auto. heat; comb. storm windows;
conv. transp,. schools. Pentagon;
$1lO. MA. 8-3120. Ext $40. or OF
A ARLiNCTON, Glen Carlyn--New red
wood frame: 3 bedrms.. sep. din.
rm.. bsnt.. gas heat. completely
equipped elec. kit; near schools;
$135 per mo. ia. S-5612. 10 !,
BUNGALOW. s rms. and bath; ga
miles from Beltsville: couple with
] child. no dogs. $50 mo. Refer
ence. Phone WE. .5-5664. Ill
CHEVY CHASE. MD.--3 bedrms:. 2
baths. Zen. carpeted; earase; large
shaded lawn: convenient to all
schools and stores; $500. OIL. 2-S3B9.
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5208, N. 26th St.
Three bedrms., 2 baths q bedrm.
artd bath downstairs). fun bsmt..
and transp. S150. XII. 9-6256. liz
ALEXANDRIA--Brick. semidet.; 2
bedrms.. equip. kit. full bsmt.;
fenced yard; in new section; con-
venient TO schools, stores. bus; $100
per mo. Several other choice rentals.
Call r. OFLAHERTY. co. 6-55S4.
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- Lovely 2-bedroom
brick bungalow, on level. shady,
fenced lot. near schools. in Silver
Spring. Only $10O. A.. J.. KES.
sSds SdsoES ESN&rfElow G9o W. ST., g4ia7 si7erdais
Md bedrms.. large liv.. rm., kit:
gas heat, wash. mach. refgr., $100.
RA. 3-SS64 TO-
aiii 5. NELSON ST.. Arlington. s
minutes Pentagon - bedroom.
mod. semidet house; $95. LUTHER
L. MILLER. EN-. 2-5957, DE. 2-0655.
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Modern 2-Rm. K. and B. Apt.
CoNv. LOCATED TO SHOPPING
ELEV. SERV., REAS. NOTES. CALL
IU. 2-345S TO INSPECT. IMMED,
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BUNGALOW-Liv. rm., 2 bedrms.,
cleo. kit. and dinette. oil heat.
garage: no dogs: conv. to school;
S75. Call Crescent IL. 10
DEALE MD.-New 2-bedrm. rambler:
large yard: immed. occup.; S75 mo.
West River 7447, 10
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in which there are no children
will not be best for a family
with a child.
A house on a cul-de-sac-a
dead-end street that ends in a
half circle-is most apt to be
free from traffic. It has moth
ing to offer motorists, while it
offers you more privacy, quiet
and safety for your children.
Many good modern subdevel-
opments have been planned
this way. They also may have
winding streets, designed to
inhibit traffic, instead Of the
gridiron pattern of interSect-
ing streets at right angles
which invite through traffic.
For further reading, Mr..
Brown suggests:
"The Culture Of Cities" by
Lewis Mumford.
Apartment Houses" by
Joseph H. Abel, Reihhold Pub
fishing Corp. New York. This
book has q discussion perth
nent to site selection for an
individual house.
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Building Site Plays Dominant Role
Continued From Page BID

(Continueo From Page b.1.l
early risers anyway. the early
morning light which will pour
into these rooms will not dis
turb them as much as it will
you.
Privacy, vital to your homes
success, is difficult to find in
a city, but the way in which
the house is placed on the lot
can make the most Of the pos
SibilitieS.
Since the selection of the
site is one Of the most impor-
tant decisions you will make
when you buy or build, by all
means take an architect to see
it before you buy.
You may find that the house
you have in mind cannot pos
Sibly be built there. Often, too,
amateurs make very serious
mistakes in judging the con-
dition Of the lot.
Your neighborhood will af-
feet both the beauty Of your
site and the pleasure of living
in your home. There are many
ways in which you can assess
its deSirability.
First of all, check on the
Zoning for the area in which
you are thinking of buying. as
well as the zoning Of the sur
rounding areas.
An area may have been
zoned for apartments for years
without apartments having
been built there. but this does
not mean they never will be.
There have been home own
ers who have looked with
aStonishment out a window Of
their new home as the foun-
dation of an eight-story apart
ment building was laid close
by. Not only can such a build
ing destroy your view, but it
is very probable that once the
tenants move in, the parking
problem in the neighborhood
will become acute.
An area also may be Zoned
so that it Is possible for it to
become commercial, or for
some of the houses to be con-
verted to rooming and tourist
houses. A look at the District
zoning books will give you the
information you need on this.
Watch for Covenants.
If you are building in town,
be careful about architectural
restrictive covenants, which
may prohibit you from build
ing the house you want.
One section of Washington
has a covenant that all houses
shall conform to the others in
the neighborhood, all of which
happen to be Colonial. There
are covenants in areas of the
District as to the cost of a
house. There are also coven-
ants as to the minimum
square-foot area a house must
cover. It is important to find
out what these covenants are.
Consider it a great mistake
to buy in a deteriorating
neighborhood, in which houses
are run down. or in which the
houses are being converted
gradually from residence to
rooming houses.
It is uneconomical to "over-
build" with a house that is
more expensive than the 9TH
ers in the neighborhood. 1t is
better to "underbuild," en-
hancing the value Of your own
house. Also, avoid building a
Evening star., 1954-06-26
Some people like a view.

house that will be completely
out Of harmony with the 9TH
ers nearby.
It's wise to check on avail
ability of public utilities in the
city, such as water. gas and
electricity. The city has
yielded some surprises on this
score. The suburban lot uSu-
ally does not have sewer and
water, so, when considering
land there, be careful about
its possibilities for drainage in
connection with a septic tank.
and also for water.
With the aid of the county,
you can have a percolation
test made to determine the
draining field. Check, too, for
soil conditions and the pos
sibilities of erosion; also as to
the possibilities of drainage
from other lots onto yours, and
from your lot onto others.
since the latter would be your
responsibility, to some extent.
Look for "Filf."
Ask an architect to. check
for the presence of "fill" on
the land. This means that a
large part of it may have been
filled in with old StumpS and
debris, constantly decaying
and settling, which would have
to be removed and the land
properly built up before house
construction could begin.
Another important thing to
check is the proximity of
schools and churches, as well
as public transportation. Near
ness to grocery and drug
stores is important. too. Half
a mile away may not be too
far. Much more than that
could be questionable.
Check the families in the
neighborhood. to see whether
your way of life will be con-
genial there. A neighborhood
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Federal Bar Association
Will Meet tomorrow

The Federal Bar Association,
composed Of present and former
Government lawyers, will hold
its first mid-year meeting tomor-
row in the Sheraton-Park Hotel.
The days session will open at
$50 am. George Maurice Nor
ris. former president of the
American Bar Association, will
be principal speaker at a lunch
con meeting
Discussion panels have been
arranged for the program by
Bettin Stalling, Veterans Admin
istration attorney and president
of the Federal Bar Association.
A highlight will be a discus
sion of the role of the Govern
ment lawyer and his relation to
Civil Service.
John j. Wilson, former Assist
ant United States Attorney here,
will speak on the subject, "Con-
flict of Interest and the Govern
ment Lawyer"
Evening star., 1954-04-23
New Recording Marks National Symphony Day

National Symphony Day was
being observed officially in the
District today in honor Of the
first of a new series of record
ings made by the National
Symphony Orchestra.
The special occasion was pro-
claimed by the Commissioners
today at a meeting with How
ard Mitchell, the orchestra's
conductor, and orchestra Of
ficialS.
The city heads, in the procla-
nation. commended the issu-
ance of a recording of two
symphonies by Paul Creston,
calling the record "a means of
bringing this great American
music of a great American or
chestra and conductor to the
world"
The orchestra. the proclama-
ton said. sis embarking on a
new phase of it's service to the
Nation and the community" It
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Civil Defense Help Sought
In 7 Sections Of District

Volunteers are being solicited
to serve in the Northeast and
Southeast sections of the city in
an effort to expand Civil Defense
Command and Control Center
personnel to full strength be-
fore the June IA "all-out" air
raid test.
Director John E. Fondahl said
the centers are the communica-
tions points from which disaster
operations are directed. The per-
sonnel assigned to these centers
is being enrolled and organized
by Col. Clifford M. Tuteur, who
pointed out there is a need for
telephonists, stenographers, typ
lists and clerks.
The centers needing additional
volunteer workers are located in
Burroughs School, Eighteenth
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Cisco Kid Will Help
Open Home Show

Washington's Eighth annual
Home Show win open at 2 pm.
tomorrow in the National Guard
Armory and will run through
May 2.
A cavalcade of cars will leave
the Hotel Statler at / pm, led
by Duncan Renaldo, better
known as the Cisco Kid of
movies and television. and his
pal, Leo Carrillo, the Pancho of
the show. At the Armory,
Police Chief Robert v. Murray
will open the ceremonies.
The show is sponsored by the
Home Builders Association of
Metropolitan Washington. 1t
will be open daily from 2 pm. to
1870 pm.
More than ITS exhibitors will
take part in the show. Hundreds
of prizes, including two auto
mobiles. will be given away.
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and Monroe streets NE, Davis
School. Forty-fourth place and
N street S.W.. and the National
Guard Armory, 2001 East Capi-
tol street.
No previous experience is nee.
essary, it was said. Volunteers.
after a short briefing period, are
placed on a purely standby basis
and report for duty only for oc-
casional drills or tests, such as
the forthcoming exercise on
June IA. or in event Of q genuine
alert.
Volunteers are requested to
write District Civil Defense.
Washington is. D.. c., or tele-
phone.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
ChiIeon Officiul Quits

SANTIAGO, Chile. April %
R.-Interior Minister Santiago
Wilson, a member of the Peo-
pies Democratic Party, resigned
from President Carlos Ibanez'
cabinet yesterday because of
unjust and cunning attacks
by some labor groups. The Pres
ident Immediately named Rear
Admiral Jorge AraoS, armed
services director, to succeed him.
Evening star., 1954-04-23

urged civic organizations to give
special attention to the oc-
caSion.
A copy of the Creston record
was presented to Commissioner
Samuel Spencer. Others at
tending the ceremony were
Hugh K. Duffield. president of
the symphony association, and
DR.. Maurice Friedman, music
committee chairman.
Evening star., 1954-04-23
Both Infantry Reunion

World War veterans Of the
30th Infantry. Sd Division, will
have a reunion dinner at $50
pm. tomorrow in the Army and
Navy Club. Seventeenth and 7
| streets NV
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300-AcRE STOCK FARM; nice
cleo. rhone. 2 porches; beautiful
view. 35 acres timber; on macadam
road; 33 miles to D.. c.; bank barn,
!. silos,, lots OF out buildings: price
FOUR, NICE MODERN HOMES. in
3 nice towns, near churches. stores
and B. & Q. stations rs to 81
miles to D. c. From 3 to Z acres,
one Is vacant: II you. want to enjoy
real living. see these. beautiful. mod:
srn n hsn,es; g nSS Priced to SELL $4,000
u ACRE, S-room house. bath. slec.,
phone: price $4,000.
Call w. A. Daniel. with. vINsQN
PETER, PoolesYille 2116,. Rockville,
Nd, =. O. pickefson. Nd.
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IBLADENsBURG RID. NE. 2535--1st
eomml.; 7-rm. dwelling and store.
Shop, St Storage. &k. KAY. 81. f'E1S9S.
SALE Oh LEASE combination resi-
dence and business property: 1st
BY OWNER, Ludlow 1-0166. III
BOWIE. MD.-Lge. cor. store; over
eS9 siss mo at 9sKt oWNsR E nsE sM esaf 555s BIDS
TWO sToREs. 20 rooms; excel. down
town business center. AID. 2-191O
daily, between $40 am. -22
n ST. NE, mr.. 2nd.. about 5000 so
IT,, 2 wash rms. heat and water
Turn, Sa00 400 mo. A. M. ROTH co,
Nk. r. 10th i01H AND e s.w.. end comml
4.600 50. it., on 2 floors: gas heat
ofice. 2, wash rms; high ceilings. z
overhead doors, $500 mo. A. M
oRSENIs3Ti1eEs RoIEN s3ii SE 7.7saaNtt attrae. 4-s.or,
1927 10th st NV. OWNER, DE
IMMEDIATE Nm rfH, opportunity for assres.
siye man v,i who wants 9,g. s9 GO into .,,I1 Tv
Can evenings. Ap. 2-5s43.
'ta So. at It. and door. farse. plate
AuERBAcH d CO.. D1. 7-6501. Tu.
BETHESDA-Severa excellent busi-
ness or professional locations, SIS
to 5000 per mo. OIL. 6-8600, OIL.
2-592S. ALLIED REALTY.
DOWNTOWN RENTAL OPPORTUNITY
Space for small business or storage
SAINT OPTICAL co.
920 r st. NV. DI. 7-5021
WORKSHOP OR STORAGE
$40 mo-Brick bldg. 1Sx30. with
concrete A.. elec.; Riverdale, Md.
Lge. parking area. TU. 2-4344.
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STORES FOR RENT tcen..,

VACANT STORE for rent. 1000 Pa.
ToP-NOTCH LOCATION. bet. drug
store and liquor store, suitable for
hardware and paint; meat mkt.
cleo. appliances; newly decor. See
and be convinced. l41o 14th St.
NV. OWNER, RA. 3-67S4.
CENTRAL. LOCATION for iish mkt,
workmen's clothing. valet. shop, Tv
and radio, ONCE; newly decor;
right on busline. Rent. $500; laos
1915 oh ST: N.W:-MOdsrn store,
4OS 8th ST. N.W.-ist-fioor store
consisting Of approx. 1000 so. IT,,
lge. display window. fluorescent
Hsil llshts; S.v immsd; m occup.; reas. rent.
3i0T NJ ST. N.W.-1st-noor store.
consisting Of approx. ts6 SO. f.: $50
ST.. NV. or call Me. S-54OO.
GROCERY-Beer license availN fully
equipped; excellent section; viii
1872 sGnsisfT ssNSS sfss of5 RD NHooa T. 4kaSo sis.
reasonable rent: available now. Ii.
ARLINGT6N-Colonial Village shop
ping center; store lshx72: very de
s4oRE issss lGsaSo Isl oo se wo ScssiSn Sssss also
5-rm. apt. 3nd fioor. or could be be
fire alarm in. CO. 5-50S7.
$500 mo cail Mon. IA. s-isSi,
WISCONSIN AVE. NEAR SEARS. :
stores tmaybe used as u with liv
CUsHARD. Realtof. EN-. 2-4s5a
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

lIN1N131t00 04N11IG1t
Tel. 1911 LA PLATA, MD
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HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

/: 20 acres, 7-room modern home
large porches, double garage, chick
en- house, running stream. on paved
highway, near Hughesville. 80 mile:
z; AZ acres, 4-room home, large to.
paved highway, 80 miles b. c..
immediate possession, good tobacco
and grain farm, $9,25O.
3; 80 acres, 4-room house. tsbocce
well, running stream, timber, or
county road; liberal terms; AZ miles
"A. 56 acres, 4-room house, well, poul.
try house, on state highway. cleo
tricity available. acres have beer
3 B. f9l'is4ti9R; e. $4'soo. some timber 40 miles
8. IS acres, 5-room home. large
Possession posse s. 4 " liberal asd financins' 6t
s; 246 acres Oys,,loOlkiIng ,lI C chesapsslky' sly
ipg. 2, farm houses, 4 barns, run
| ming streams. paved highway, idea
for cattle, tobacco and grain. i'm
mediate possession, 40 miles D. C.
II; 1s6 acres. Groom Colonial fram,
barns, both sides Of paved highway
running streams, near Chesapeake
Bay. land in high state Of cultiva:
ton, 20-acre tobacco allotment. 81
miles D. c., $4,000.
lS. Chesapeake Bay Peninsula. 20t
acres, ia miles waterfront an bay
and tidewater creek. wide sandJ
beach, good harbor, matured timber
8-room farm house, 3-room cottage
tenant house. 2 large barns, COM
plete farm machinery, utilities, ad-
Joins Scientists Cliffs. seafood, duck
ing. upland game, ideal for privat!
estate or subdivision. As miles D. C
10. Anne Arundel County Colonia
| estate, Is acres, restored historic
brick home. 8 rooms, . baths. land
scaped grounds, managers house
barns. full set farm buildings, COM
plete farm machinery, tools. cattle
growing crops. tobacco. corn, run.
ming streams, large orchard. paved
road, ideal retirement place in first
class condition. 2S miles D. G.
See our ad under. ''Waterfronts fol
Sale" We have farms, waterfronts
timber. going businesses to fill your
| requirements CALVERT REALTY
| AGENCY, Prince Frederick. Mary.
Ss5J1. INSPECTION BY APPOINT
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MIRACLES WILL
HAPPEN


Yes you can buy this 205 acre farm
on the Shenandoah River with fail
buildings. for $50 per acre. VII
show by appointment week day.
only.
And you can buy this 1853 acres or
the Shenandoah River with 3-beG'
room modern stone house. beautiful
condition with breath-taking view
of the Blue Ridge mountains clost
up, 5-room tenant house barn ant
outbuildings, gravel road 50 milei
from Washington. D. c. Price. $780,
900.
And you can get this 215-acre lime.
stone farm in Jefferson Co. w. Va
on macadam road. machine tillable
20 acres nice bearing apple or.
chard, colonial Georgian-type bricl
residence. modern. needs redecorat.
ing. tenant houses and full com.
plement of outbuildings. Lane
highly productive. Will submit best
offer above $40, 900.
Commuters gem: 12 acres. one wooded
balance in grass, 2 bedrm. fully
modern bungalow, in lovely condi.
tion, macadam road about 20 mile:
to D. C. A real buy at $14.20(
with substantial cash.
H. B. MITCHELL
uarpjnn We nhona 1aE
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FARMS tceas.,

FARM ron SALE - 22s.s acres
Madison County, va.,. 6N milel
south Of Madison, Va, miles from
Route 20 on state Rte. 62l. .S-rm
house. cleo. phone, water In house
double garage. so acres cultiyatet
50 scres rra1ns ~ seIss ss Serss timber
water in each field: $4,000. Fol
further iffoi nation, write or cal
Z. L. CLISER, Shelby. Va, or phone
Madison, va. 1858. III
POTOMAC HUNT CLUB AREA
ISL A. mod. Germ. house; spaciou
nicely painted. comp. fenced, neye
failing streams. Va mi. on grave
rd.. 2 mi. TO Rockville. $4S.0O0. :,
800 A. stock farm; 10-rms., 2-patl
house; 40xS0 barn; corn house. etS
nj. nils 3. 1. tr0nsasSSs ssS.oSo. g Two f0a''' .
$50 A. estate; 9-rm. mansion. ~
baths. 2 firepls.. oil heat; 2-ca
garage; mod, Arm. apt; mod. 6-rm
ten. house; 2 finest horse barns II
the county. Black top drtveWa'
superbly handicapped; 100 acres perm
pasture. 100 acres corn crop, l0'
nay nn 6seadSm 5sisnssn w0Goec rS As Mns nsi D.
SO A.; 8 rms, brick; oil heat; bath
mod. kit. 1irepl., picture window
2-car garage; 3-rm. mod. cues
house; > barns; 20 mi. D. {
2SS A, dairy farm, 7-rm, main house
= tenant houses, "a stanchion barn
1S stanchion org barn. silos
private drive on hard road. 2S mi
d. c. S34.U00
CHARLES H. JAMESON. Poolesvill
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FARMS
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

1 TO a ACRES. MARLBORO BY-
PASS. No. SOILS ACRES, Al till-
ssrnaS.s Balm saFeiS eSufsS nSn's Lssisa ssisaso cs
LAKE ARE BARsctfRSo5FTi@oxsiner win sell
u equity. OIL, 4-6066. liz
MD;=s-acre: a.trae., wooded , tract:
235-ft. frontage; $500. CY. 7-SS66.
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LouDouN COUNTY GRASS FAR

COUNTY GRASS FARM,
By acres nicely rolling, excellent
fields; two tenant houses, siloS
barns In fair condition; 500, 900; /;
would consider trade for Metropoli-
tan area property. Fer appointment
to see call HOLLEY REALTY. KE
S-535u. $500 Lee highway.
MANSION; 204 yrs. old; 80 min.
Wash, No. l hwy. south; 25 acres;
terms. DI. 1886, ME. S-4302
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CHOICE T.0C4TT0Ns
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR. sALE

5.,f62 SO. FT.. zoned heavy indus
trial. Bethesda area. RR. siding. ex-
;ssllteantr locntior ,, S for s Esreho9ss h USE or
300 Franklin st. me-. Wash. D. c.
no. 7-3l00 between 10 am. and
--lS
81 PER SO. FIT. railroad siding; also
/ piece on 5th and Rhode Island
ave, ne. So per so. It. Call Mr..
Zirkle. XII. 9-9O9S or ST. 3-24O0.
PHILLIPS. CANDY q FULLER, INC,
n. /. AVE. MD.--3sxeO msry. bldg;
6-rm. house and lot; all tndust.:
So. 500. ress. terms. DI. 7-6500. !.
APPROX S.25O-sq. 1T. corner lot
near Hyattsyille. call between z end
10 Pm. 10. o.1e77. --15
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Modern Fireproof Bldg.
So. It. per d. plus parking area of
approx. 3,4OO 50. IT.; lst d. fully
air. cond.. finished ONCE space.
show rooms and laws. on LIST a.;
rr. I'd. space approx. 1000 sa. IT,,
rooted and inclosed with Anchor
|JOLLES & SENNETT co.
Realtors DI. 7-4244
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
OFFICE AND APARTMENT BUILD
ING on Main Street opposite Court
house In fast-Rrowing County Seat
town.. Busy streets on sides, am
pie space adjoining for additional
building. suitable Super Market.
This Is the best location In town,
Liberal terms.
LEONARD SNIDER
Tel. 1911 LA PLATA. ND
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STOCK FARM
RE. 1912

Nd. Potomac Hunt Area
Gracious 9-rm.. 3-bath. oii-heated
house set back from hard .rd.. among
fenced acreage. VIEW. STREAM on
hard rd.: 20 acres at $675 per acre,
NEAR RIVER ROAD; -35 acres and
house with z rms. bath. o.h.-w. heat
and farm bldgs. BARBARA q.
ROSS, Broker, Gath. 323-R or JU,
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Price Cut From
$4,000 to $500!

Choice 100-acre farm with poultry
charming home, bldgs. in cd. repair
State hway. location. easy drive to
smart city and excellent markets
about go A. tillable for corn, wheat,
hay, vegetables. around 30 A. pas
ture, bal. wdlot., attractive 6-rm.
dwelling. running water. elec. and
inclosed sun parlor, glassed-in porch,
cellar, beautiful lawn with lots OF
shade trees and flowers, 30x40 barn
with water. poultry house 2Ox14O,
17x42. laying house, 2 hog houses,
tool house and granary; only part
down, feeders. automatic fountains
Brumback. sTRoUT REALTY. Mid
dletown, Va. Bargain lists mailed
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

APARTMENTS OR TENAMENTS ir
MR sny S1ss S9nSitiG1i ri Elhsitsss, Ehsitsss or eoiorsd
bia road between N. Capital and
16th st at an equitable price with
substantial down payment. Ewes
Mr.. Bowie, LU. 4-6554 or SHIR-
LEY'S REALTY CO., 4449 Benning
I'd. ne, LU. 2-5552.
NORTHWEST APT; HOUSES, up to
bona fide clients with cash on hand
exceeding S100.000&. Also need sew.
eral smaller apt bldgs. For an ex-
pedient and advantageous deal
, please call our offlce beginning Mon-
day.
]. A. McKeever Co., Inc.
1882 K st. NV. ST. 3-SSOO
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IL ID 1V14 Z 4O111dG
Herndon, Va. Phone 1875.

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