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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-09
Ed Sullivan
Keep an Eye on Philip,
New Zealand Told Queen

newsdealer at 5Oth and Broad
way got q summons. Shelf which
holds his papers extends four
inches over the legal limit. i.
From now on. it's K.C. at the
bat" wires Mel Allen.
4 y
American performers back
from the command performance
tell me that John Huston, maxi
ing "Mohy Dick" with Gregory
Peck in England, had q 12-ton,
75-foot whale" constructed. The
tow rope snapped In heavy seas
OF mbrokeshire, 50 shipping
has been warned by the govern
ment Of "a possible hazard to
navigation" They also say
that the biggest squabble in Lon
don has developed over TV.
Prince Littler and Val Parnell,
London Palladium biggie con-
trolling many of the great con-
tinental acts, applied for one OF
the four program contracts on
the projected London. Manches-
ter and Birmingham TV stations
and were rejected. Their howls
reached page one of London
papers and threatens to blow up
70 cnonIol that y,oox xr,raot E,,,o
lands nv Authority. -. Frances
Bergen. Edgar's wife. opens her
nitery act in New Orleans.
The sid Franklins expect Sir
Stork (he's voice coached such
big ones as Jane Froman, Harry
Richman, MitZi Green.
Carol Haney with Gene Nelson
at No. / Fifth avenue. =. Office
workers gobbling UP turkey
raffleS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-09
Films Of More Than Routine Merit

"THE GAME MUTNY"-The Pacific war and Comdr Queeg.
"DIAL FOR NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. version of the
stage thriller.
IRON HERE TO ETERN1TY"-The eight-way Academy
award winner.
"R. POTTS GOES TO MOSCOW"-A plumber confounds the
Kremlin.
"THE SNAKE PIT"-Oivia de Haviland tormented
asylum inmate.
ton and Ann Blyth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-11-09
NEW YORK

.ass ANEW = ~&NA8e
Men and Maids, and Stuff:
Queen Mother Elizabeth, chat
ting with Ike and Mamie about
their grandchildren, told them
Of her daughters amusement at
a huge welcome sign in New
Zealand: God bless the Queen
and keep an eye on Prince
Philip" Asked If the strain Of
the trip had exhausted her. the
Queen Mother recalled q story
which British. miller Roger Ban
mister told the Duke Of Edin-
burgh about an oxford friend:
IT hear you enjoy racing
about. scantily clothed" he told
Bannister. 81 sometimes feel like
taking bit Of exercise, but then
/ lie down and the feeling
passes. =. When the 54-year-
old Queen Mother goes up the
gangplank of the Queen Mary,
November IS, she may be physi-
cally exhausted but certainly
refreshed by the knowledge Of a
magnificent public relations job.
Not once has she indicated
WEAKNESS, boredom. vexation.
In the Manchester Guardian,
Alistair Cooke wisely suggests
that the protocol department in
London might, just once, send
royalty to this country in mid
September, when the weather is
fine. The Queen Mother. on this
trip, as in the case of the Queen
and Duke, arrived at the mo-
ments when transforms were dis
figuring the landscape. Cooke
pays tribute to United States
newspapermen and news pho
tographers: 'The press and
ubiquitous photographers re-
| ceived by every mail the most
exhaustive instructions about
what they might not do and
say, but though American news
men have kidded some queens
and invited the Emperor Of
Ethiopia to a milk shake, they
regard British royalty as a
wholly separate race-and are
delighted to honor it in the
breach Of their normal habits"
Eight weeks have elapsed, but
the CAA's overdue report on
the Air France plane that re-
fused to land at Idlewild, then
crash-landed in Connecticut,
still isn't ready! Channel
swimmer Florence Chadwick and
Marvin Kohn. Paul Winchell's
Boswell, dating nightly. Rich
ard Cowell, Standard on clans
man, at the Harwyn with Tee
Middleton. Valerie Hobson
marries Sir John Profumo after
Christmas. +. Dave Garroway
and Nancy Berg resumed. =. Ally
Khan, who gets around, sending
flowers to Joan Diener. Stage
and film stars are being deluged
with phony uranium stocks.
Yankees Andy Carey and Lucy
Marlowe blazing. :. Met tenor
Prandelli says N. Y. traffic is so
bad that cars are locking wind
shield wipers. s
i 49,
After the Japan Society din
ner for Prime Minister Yoshida,
the John D. Rockefellers Sd at
FL Morocco with the Henry Cabot
Lodges and Senator Fulbright
l.. Prince Christian of Hanover
dating model Barbara Shaw. i.
Vanessa Brown. in Hollywood
proceeding with her divorce
plans. w. c.. Handy cele-
brates his 81st birthday Nov. 16
Tallulah Bankhead chairman OF
the party to raise money for the
blind. .. The Henri Vidals
michele Morgan) parting.
Mizi Gaynor and Jack Bean
merge Thanksgiving Day.
Former Inspector Ferretti ru-
mored as the next NY. police
commissioner. Bob Scheerer,
dancing star Of "The Boy
Friend" will wed Nina Greer
next Spring. After IS years,
Evening star., 1954-05-09
FARMS tcsnl.l

LoUDoUN couNTY-ss acres vel
road .n iTCntaSsi ,s,SS' Six To9ms; bath
q owN2R Feaa csil al 1snsh ens SSsla. S5 SAFE 0S
ESQ ACRES. 40 acres corn, rest in
grass. good building. Poolesyiile
Is "a ACRES beautiful rolling land.
road. Well fenced. partly IN fruit:
miles mi'fio from washington % eTS; in FauouieT Sg
County. Va. $50 per acre. Phone
oSE oSSWNES6r 6r upPeTyi,Is pPSTTnS,,S 100. co,1IT2,s S
most popular homes and estates in
the Piedmont Hunt country. Farm
III perfect condition. new oCtbldgs.;
one OF the, areas oldest and most
attractive houses, completely mod;
charm. For inspection, phone Up
FAIRFAx CO. Is miles to Falls Oh.
Spacious Colonial home (slate
roof on 10 beautiful acres, lge.
s,s,m stream in In rear; liy; rm, BOX, s 5,
l5xl5; sunrm den. Y bath: second
d.. 4 twin-size hedrms.. lge. tiled
bath: stairs to full attic: full bsmt. /;
oil h.-w.h.; nice barn, chicken house;
2-car garage. tractor equipment;
deep freeze; fowls. S27.950. SIS
900 financed. payable S160 per mo-,
incl. taxes and ms; terms; an ex-
ceilent opportunity, LUCILLE
FARMS FOR SALE-Commutin
acres. 1877 acres. 232 acres: all
very productive farms. JOHN BUR-
DoFTs Co'esville. Md. Call Ev.
5000 DOWN. SIS. mo. buys. for
S7:5Qo. 400 200 acres Of Woodland
and 65 IT. on hard road, 65 mile:
south D. c. TIE. 6-4131. Ia
Evening star., 1954-05-09
THE SUNDAY STAR Bio
Washington, D. c.
SUNDAY, May Q, 1854
FARMS

FAMILY SECURITY on this neat,
well-kept farm Of 100 acres within,
easy. daily drive Of Wash. on good
hard road with nice-looking sound
home barn and outbldss;, ct the
gsicf gsE sSd of city 1hI bone me on a eq,ts; Lot:
Mr.. sPENcERViIIEe.u Es'SnIiieufS Mont. ns' Co.'S
acres TeS ., rich h.. as cream: Approx.
Fenced; Fruit trees. Mod. Arm.
comfortable, old farmhouse; eareee
TsTm;.e ea'fi.o RI bRvrL6PaEsT 5Rj SSs SSSi
DO you HAVE VISION. And inn
agination? Here is a genuine OPP
portunity and challenge. 1881 acres
beaut. land, lust Q miles from Silver
soanF soanFy rSSo rosG renseG tTSaeass on sHSd
ficent stream runs through the prop-
erty. Cattle now grazing meadow.
There is an old tenant house Of 8
rms. which needs modernizing.
There is a good barn which needs
repairing =, Price,, low; Ressons5ls
MONT A co.-Gasy committing dist.
230 acres, 40 stanchion dairy. .
houses, other bldgs.; long frontage.
3!-acre. modernized 4-bedrm. house
with oil h.-w,h:: S23,500. 27.J7
acres at S560-S700 an acre. BAR
BARA G. ROSS. Broker Gath.
KING GEORGE COUNTY. vA.-aO
acres modern 6-rm. house. Good
and other equipment. Nice buy at
BiS ssiSq9. 14tn y JAMES Is Eu E MAa9SEy' $!b4fS
Continued on Next Page) J
Evening star., 1954-05-09
BUSINESS PRoP.-sALE tcons.

SILVER SPRING in the hes5t s oet et the
#. Of commercial grounds, ready
for development. good location for
sae a of aSe edG Or any 1aetG5g atssi Tnes
HfGhWAY sCiMa acres, 4ee ft.
JAMES JAMES Z MAHoNEY. lIfe sSa'e au. sHt5 seB4I6
RakEHsl't 4eE sdr 10 se9 ay aaSpd aisssy
for bakery, plus 5-rm. apt. !; ES- :
ALExANDRIA-Near Warwick WILL
eEs es rroS0S SoSo sve Ss IT, snd Sa on S0Rmssr Rrase
iI5 IT, faD' Of street rect frontase. rom paved
N. Roth. RE. 7-7s8o. oN' ~
CORNER STORE with
IN I,tS SSensely as populated district. 200
own 6 6! SIN ii town, downtown, 2
story brick house, Al condition
Commercial $4,000. MA. s-6717
BLADENSBURG-Masonry If. bldg,
ZOO IT.; 2 Offices; lge. lot on hwy; !;
ovER S leoaoo 61NsSS So. sS.0P Fr.MAlmost Saocj !,
acres of choice comml. corner at
intersection Of 2 main roads. Prop
erty with an unlimited future. In
come producing now. You don't
recognize the value of this. a real
sleeper! $4,000 with terms. BOW
ERS BROS. AP. 7-S400.
End COMML.. 40x6O BLDG.-Lot
S0x150: nearby Md. suburbs; $780,
900; $4,000 cash. DI. 7-6500.
G E N E r L COMMERCIAL GONE
C-2) over Ha-acre corner lot with
1@1-ft. front 62O1 Marlboro pike.
improved by 7-rm. and bsmt. brick
house on rear of lot; large column
concrete porch and attic. Priced for
immed. sale. BURVLE o. RAMSEY.
JU. 9-29S5. ia. 9-2442.
1922 N. CAPITOL ST.
6 rms, bath. full bsmt., brick: 1St
comml.; vacant; $4,000. Can ar
range terms.
SULLIVAN BROS.
1920 K st. NV. NE. S-4323
10
Evening star., 1954-05-09
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
WAREHOUSE, 1000 So. IT., "

WAREHOUSE: 1000 50. it.. with
loading platform. 10 doors. r.r sid
Can AP 1880. u "SSnins!Vn WS
W; Va; AVE: tn:e: area,-Entire IND IND
fl. OF bldg. containing approx. $4,000
SO. #. plus additional $4,000 SO. #.
Of roof storage reached by ramp.
Heat .furn. Attractive rent. Avail
Dept. SHANNON < HITtc IUcHs SEQ CO
Realtors 1906 H st. NV. MA. g.
DOWNTowN. rear sos E st. NV
5000 So. it.. on floors, with elcva-
tor: $50 per mo. MA. $4,000. -12
WAREHOUSE. fireproof, brick con-
str1cti0n' ,one.,story 12-ft. ceiling
sisl sgd nbses d5lyein steel rolling aoST SSG
So. #. air-cond. ofices, clean, dry
building. Rent all or part. For
further information, contact Mr..
Silyerman or Mr.. .Greenburg. HU.
3-7121 or on premises at 2261 9th
NEW BUILDINGS. complete with Of
fees, truck docks. r.r. siding; rea-
sona6le rent; now available. UN.
HEATED WAREHOUSE, railroad sid
ing. covered truck dock. Approx
1000 f. No fabricatins or mfg.
UPPER NV 'S.wN.-over s,1oo 50. IT,.
railroad siding. platform loading.
P7h-ftai oS4nn Selling truck entr.; reas.
sEYERALN Eei %TiAREHoUsEs-5.ooo v to
$4,000 So, IT. E. N. L1GHTBowN,
Evening star., 1954-05-09

DOWNTOWN BUSINESS sECTION-1
large floor. close to 1000 So. IT.: to
ness use. MR.. GEORGE ELIADES.
co. 5-5197 between 8 am. and 12.
617 r ST. N.W.-Desk space in real
fioor front. $25 month. includes util-
tiles. Call RE 1924 or RA. $500.
Evening star., 1954-05-09

CHOICE WAREHOUSES
ID Approx. 1,S0O 50. IT. plus paved
parking lot of 1000 50. #. One
story. GEORGETOWN.
(2) 5000 SO. #. One story. Tail
board. loading. Considerable extra
line. $500 per 'i mo. ouS' over DiS'Fic'
CD 5,400 SO. It. New one story.
Tailboard loading. High ceiling.
(D 5000 So. #. New one story.
ne. location. $3.50 per mo.
(5l $500 so. It. and 10 800 So. It.
New one-story building ready about
Oct. l. R.R. siding. 17-ft. ceiling
Loading dock and drive-in. Can be
leased separately or together. Just
over 14th st. Bridge
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. Realtors. MA. S-550O.
Evening star., 1954-05-09

Rear 1918 N. Capitol
Over 1000 SO. IT. ail-purpose bldg.
Fireproof Throughout; 2 floors; ali
from 10 to 3 for your inspect. Move
in now. Rent starts the first Of the
month q
WE HAVE SEVERAL
CHOICE NEW WARE
HOUSE E LOCATIONS
FROM 5000 SO. FIT. UP
TO $4,000 SO. FIT. I'M
MED. OCCUPANCY.
FOR DETAILS, CALL
CAFRITZ, DI. 7-9080
Evening star., 1954-05-09
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
CONN AND K

Newly decorated suites from $3.50
up. Ranging In size from one tC
eight rooms. In the heart of the
business area. Will air condition
Evening star., 1954-05-09
BUS. pRoP.-REhT Cont
PAVED LOT
$3.50 PER SO. FIT.

This price beats anything in town!
2nd, 3rd, 4th frs. in new, modern
bldg. in the heart of downtown.
Close to department stores, Govern
facilities. Completely AIR COND.
Elevator, all utils., separate en-
frances, suit. for any purpose; 1000
So. #. on each floor. Will lease all
or part. If you find anything com
parable at lower price, owner will
meet it. BOWERS BROS, AP. 7-S4OO.
COLORED-FAIRMO near I4th st.
NV. Rooming house Excellent loc.
9 rooms. 2 bathrooms, 2 Kitchens.
WA. 7-0732. g.
Evening star., 1954-05-09
CHURCHES toR SALE
COLORED-CHURCH

Corner detached, 10th and N sts.
NV. Lot S9x100 to a paved alley.
Premises furnished with pews, pipe
organ. kitchen stove, steam table,
pianos. chairs. utensils. fixtures.
etc. Reasonable cash required.
Parties interested in purchasing
consult Mr.. Cant, ST. 3-2S15.
WASHBURN IL MAIZE, 927 N. Y.
ave, NV. DE. 2-56l6 10
Evening star., 1954-05-09
IA UNITS

Modern bldg, Just minutes to down
town; eight 2-bedrm. and six l.
bedroom apts.; at approx. z time;
s0a3 NA S.2sah w "a
Evening star., 1954-05-09

I4UV s ST. NV.
IDEAL FOR BEAUTY SHOP.
LOUIS RUDDEN. Elk. 3-5707.
SILVER SPRING, S031-33 18th st
---25x75 each. full bsmts.: freight
elevator. pvt. parking; will rent
separately. THOMPSON & GRAY
JU. $1,000. weekdays: JU. 7-64SO
Sun.
CLARENDON-Small store in sood
loc. for service business: avail. now
Evening star., 1954-05-09
STORES FOR RENT

CORNER STORE, 201-3-5 18th st
Sc. at intersection 18th st., Ken
tucky ave. and independence ave-
Just vacated by grocery. but alse
ioc Store, e. etc. Very attrac. lease
avail. CARRY PROPERTIES. D1
DoWySSSgT;owN. 18th and Eye sts.-
End floor, with lge. display windows
500 50. 1T. floor space; fine room
and location for small retail spe
cialty shop or oflce. Apply Mr.
CORNER STORE, in shopping distric
with Peoples. Kinney, Woolworth' S
etc; S275 mo. Call Mr.. Franklin
ST. $4,000. H. G. SMITHY CO;
DOWNTOWN LoCATIoN-Ideal TO
dist; parking facilities in rear. 73'
18th st. NV. For particulars. phon
GEORGIA AVE. AND KENNEDY ST
N.W.-Large corner store; all utils
avail. Ideal location for carry-ou
pizza pies, steamed crabs, or barbe
cued items. KAY REALTY CO. RA
203s X ST. N.W.-Street-level store
bsmt. for shop and parking. 8 cars
Reas. rent. RA. 1890. IA
BASEMENT STORE, rear OF AL!
Southern ave; ga #. by 40 #; 500
Inquire on first floor or call 10. 9
4ss@ LEE HWY. ARL., VA. (Nea
Glebe rd). in same block with Peo
Piles and across street from Safeway
Approx. 15'x60.' Gas-blower heater
asphalt tile fir, rear entrance. pri
yate customer parking. Reas. rent
yseaR ns DEBT cqgiSt sHANN1E Nh S0hpSeH ueHs les eo
ATTENTION. FLORiSTs va Beautifu
store with bsmt. in a 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 nov
operating. but not. necessary to pa!
fss for .. established yaa. he'd business suitable
SHANNON g. IUcHs CO. Realtors
1905 H st. NV, MA. S-2345. %
WHEAT0N-store. or ONCE 1bx45
rif rsiee , st. Gels one.half block of Ga. ave
SIS Sii Mo.7s5e So zeSSSS; So, #, area; Tl4 III
st. ne; suitable barber. beauty shop
fAfans5 ssHoPfiNGK KG cESTER sfge4
Capitol and Sheridan sts. NV. New
shopping. center, consisting of {
stores, Of which 4 are now occupied
Vacant store, is 15x50 and woulc
be ideal for barber shop, children
ready-to-wear or gift shop. Reason
able rent. SIDNEY 2. MENSH &
CO, Ma. S-6440.
STORE, 1885. busy section, 31oC
Columbia pike. Arl., Va: reas. rent
Keys at gas station. Owner.
1926 H ST. N.E.-Ideal location fol
any business: new show window Just
installed; low rental Call Ii. 3-657l
21OO VERMONT AVE. N.W.-Desir.
able corner, formerly grocery store
for years; also good for any bust.
ness: low rent. Call Ii. 3-6571.
CORNER STORE with good livin,
quarters; low rent. 200 ] 1th st. ne
CENTRAL LOCATION, 725 end st
n.w.-Spacious store, 2Ox55; park.
ing space: S100 mo. ST. 3-8651.
55 D ST. NV.
room, 2 toilets. suitable delicates
sen. cleaning shop or shoemaker
$40 per mo-. on lease.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE co.
1924 18th st. NV, AID. 4-2005. Ii
MOD. EQUIPPED GROCERY. P. o
station will pay most Of rent. Close
in Maryland. MR.. DICKEY, AP
7-S0S0.
Evening star., 1954-05-09
DESK SPACE

ARLINGTON, on Wilson blvd. nr.
ca1 c phons d%s snsWerns nese and ann os
tarial service: $35 up. ia. 2-s373
Attractive OFFICE and desk
space in Dupont Circle area; tele-
phone answering. mail service avail.
Call DE. 2-S000.
BARR BLDG., go 18th st NV, nr
Conn. and Knew mod. attractive
desk space for those who want the
best: receptionist. switchboard. mail
and telephone answering service
available. Call ST. 3-3466.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-11-26
BADMTNT0N WILL START WINTER PLAY; NEW PLAYERS WELCOME

Next Sunday evening. Nov. 29. at o'clock a practice and organiz- ationai meeting for badminton will be held in the high school gym
 Sgt. Ray Baldwin. who the past two years has sparked the badmin- ton meets which have been enjoyed by numerous players. said three courts are available at the gym - enough for 12 players at once. He reminded old players to bring their equipment and said some equip ment is available for beginners. as well as free instruction. Those who want 10 learn are welcome. Tennis shoes must be worn on the court.
 Baldwin said those interested in playing badminton every Sunday during the winter should attend this first meeting Sunday evening so plans can be made
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-11-26

and general public approval was achieved Since then, every sue eeeding President has expressed similar sentiments about the Or- gauization
 Today, the length and breadth Of the United States the Salvation Army daily carries on its mission
 with Heart 10 God and Hand to Man" In it's greatest cathedral the open air. ft disseminates Christian
 truth. often providing a church to those who have no church. Its so- eial work program covers a multi tude Of services - visitation a. mong the poor. needy and sick. es- tabIishment Of centers to help des- titute and unemployed. maternity homes and hospitals for unmarried mothers. low cost hotels for those in smaller income brackets: em- nloyment bureaus. day care centers for children; clubs for servicemen.
 The observance of Salvation Army Week is fitting way for Ameri- cans everywhere to say "A Job We'll Done"
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-11-26
A JOB WELL DONE"

The week of November 2S through December 5 has been set aside to salute one of America $ great religious and charitable or ganizations - the Salvation Army.
 Seyenty-fiye years ago a small band of women officers and one man landed in New York city to plant the flag of the Salvation Army and to "claim America for God"
 Though hardship, ridicule and abuse were everyday occurrences to them. they proceeded with cour- age and determination in the task which they had set for themselves. Within a few years they had estab- lished centers of operation across the nation.
 In 1SsG. President Grover Cleye- land gave his personal and official endorsement of the work to a dele gation of Salvation Army officers
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-11-26
.THEATER PARTY FOR ARTHUR NELSON.. .JR.
 ON NINTH BIRTHDAY

4 theater party was enjoyed by Arthur Nelson. Jr.. and nine of his playmates last Saturday on Arth- ur's ninth birthday. A Santa decor ated birthday cake and ice cream served by his mother at the Nelson home preceded the Saturday mat inee at the Redmen Theater.
 Those helping Arthur celebrate the eventful day were donnie Smith. Terry Sharnbroich. Butch Bakke. George Beals. Biorne Kaer, Billy Bixby. Bonnie Massin. Jack Urata. Melvin Gadd and Arthurs brother. Douglas
 Arthur is the son of air line agent and Mrs. Arthur Nelson.
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-11-26
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The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-11-26
NOTICE

I will not be responsible for the care of boats Jeff H. Ruth M and Yenta after Nov. IS.
 WALTER SHADESTY
 52-2
The Wrangell sentinel., 1954-11-26
THE WRANGELL SENTINEL OLDEST CONTINUOUSLY PUBLISHED NEWSPAPER
 lH ALASKA
 Pounded ia ieo8

Published every Friday at Wran- gell. Alaska. by Lew NJ, Winifred, and L. NJ. Williams, Jr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-01
HOUSES WANTED TO sUy

WANT ACTION? Immediate purchases
for Q and bedrm. homes in nearby
Nd. Call HUGH r. PECK. HE,
WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS for houses
in the d. c. area; no charge for
FLOYD z DAVIS CO.. Realtors.
1929 K st. NV, Ma. S-0352: ewes,
~. 9-2559.
VIRGINIA HOMES NEEDED - Our
Arlington ONCE needs well-priced
listings in every price range, but
especially those from SIS. 600. to
S35, 900. Please call FRANK s.
PHILLIPS, ia. 5-6266; eyes,. Wo,
CALL WM. J. ROSENTHAL for quick
cash price on your property. Re.
NEED LARGER HOME:-Four bed
rooms. brick or frame. new or old
good good, condition; near .d paro Saiss
S25. 900: take smaller home in
Glover Park in trade. EN-. 2-S07S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-09-01
MONTGOMERY
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

sPRINGvALE. SECTION 4--Just on
Shirley hwy, at Springfield. Va.
Large homesites. wooded or cleared.
f on city w water; passed for septic
as 81, 700; terms, Sloo down. $40
sD, rianstield' Va. XII. s-s75s Closed
SILVER ffIafis'I srRMG-s nice rambler s
size lots; ~ ltiis includ.; $4,000 e..
WAREHOUSE GROUND near Eas,
Capitol st; sc, 500 SO: 4. vide
frontage. Price, $4,000, BOSS AND
rHELPS, INC; MA. $4,000, II
Ms ss sylaSnI d ssy.a Sss !: S y
$1,000, EN-. 3-1003. Il
:25 ACRES. Fairfax County: only
Sb5O per acre, to be sold as whole;
N NJ; zoo 9; s sash and terms na. odAERT;
o ACRES near Engleside. City water
avail. Suitable for subdivision. Sill.
800 Terms. AL SMITH REALTY.
POTOMAC HUNT AREA, Just OF Falls
fered at 81 $50 Ca ae o. Of s- SSe 0i-
p: G. Co, Sta level acres, . mi d. c.,
functions important rds, west Of
Wash. BALTIC. blvd, ga mi. east Of
Burtonsville; ideal for subdi?. or
country estates: city water. 81 900
per acre. Terms arransed. HE. A.
f 1900 eyes, HA' a-7al9. W. W.
ONE MILE TO ANNANDALE, level
lot approx. a acre; hard wood
MONTGOMERY County, MD; lots
for builders, in groups Of 5 to 30.
Terms. OIL 1851. s
KENsINGToN. Md; over :. acres Of
c. commercial and $50 apt.
ground; S39,500. "a cash OIL.
THREE LOTS. all improvements. incl.
paved streets; $3.50 each.
10 lots, will put on record: all utils.,
streets on grade; $4,000.
2 lots. all utils., street being pavedi
81. $50 each.
Approx. "a acres: close in; all utils.
avail; $4,000 per acre.
2 lots, over l acre each; in beautiful
wooded section; $3.50 each.
JAMES D.. DRAPER. JU. a-116o
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

zONED &c, Ia District HeiEhts. Suit
land. Silver Hin area. Approx. TO-
600 50. it.. Give full particulars as
TO price. location and utils. Box
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The Perry Boswell Co.
NEAR ID. G. LINE

NEAR -. u. LINE
large roomy home in perfect eondi-
ton. LIST q. has ny, rtn.. din. rm..
mod. eoutpped kit. breakfast nook.
front and rear porches, 2nd d. Tea
and another large bedrm. Full bsmt..
garage, level lot. Only. $1Ss50,
Excellent terms.
: WEST EVANSVILLE
CASTLE MANOR sECTIONl
$east your eyes on o clean all-brick
Cape Cod In this pleasant section.
8 bedrms. on LIST A.. lge. dofmitory-
type hedrm. on end. Beautiful
knotty pine rumpus rm., full bsmt.,
= many extra features. Close to syery-
thing. Only $3.50 down 10 OF .ap-
prcx S91 so per mo.
= Prince Georges Realty Co.
VA. f-ee5S uN. l-1lee
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FLORIDA PROPERTY
MIAMI BEACH BOARDING

Sun. Inc all VI. RIM. and board Sl6
to $50 wk. for retired and pensions
gardens. Write BOULEVARD HoTKf.
Miami Beach. Pa. -