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DElACdED-2 aft. UNITS.
one Arm. apt, and one 3-rm. apt;
entrance; basement, oil h.-w.h.; nice
level lot; very conv. location. Call
Mrs. Cox, LII. 2-S136 or ST. 3-736S,
ATLAS REALTY CO. 90
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THE EVENING STAR
HOUSES SALINE. Cent,

Washington, D. G.
TUESDAY, JULY 81. 1864
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Forest Heights
CT HOMES

8 and 4 bedrooms in this fast-growing
and convenient area; q handy loca-
tdon for NRL, Boiling and Andrews
Fields. Our ONCE Is nearby and
open until 8 pm. for your conveni-
ence. Drive out in the cool Of the
evening and inspect these homes or
phone LO. 1887 or LO. 1912 for
Additional Information -
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GIs-NOTHING DOWN
6-Yr.-Old, Groom, Semidet. Brick
OF Alabama ave. s.e.-All spacious
rnls.;l full din. rm., kit. with dining
space, knotty-pine-panele rec. rm.
with bar; fenced lot; newly deco
rated: blk. to schools, transp. and
shops. Call owner, MRS. COX.
LII 2-Sl 3E nr ST 2-72RR -2Q
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MASS. AVE. AREA. MD.

LARGE CORNER LOT
Distinctive new brick-and stone
split-level home. true center hall.
lge. liv. rm.. separate din. rm.. Bis
kitchen. 4 BEDROOMS. 5 BATHS,
den with outside entrance TO
garden; screened porch: 2-car ga
LOT, SHADE TREES. Inspection
invited, 400
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OPEN EVERY DAY
jim BRITT
1920 INDIAN HEAD HWY. Sc.
HANDY MANS SPECIAI

$500 down and you have Q home and
place for future business. bedrms
on End n: 3 rms. and den on LIST A.;
in community district. Full price
only $3.50. Immediate occupancy.
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LANGLEY PK.-$14, $50
Attractive 3-bedrm. brick rambler;
full bsnlt.. vacant. Immed. possess
sion. Assume present financing or
HUGH Il. PECK co HE 4-s4nn
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS
Attractive tapestry brick in heart of
best residential area; S12,950,
4-T644.
MARSHALL j. MAPLE CO.. Realtor
l224 18th Street NV. AID. 4-20o5
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VETS
NO CASH DOWN

No Cash Settlement Charge
3 bedrms., semidet.. all-brick home;
Sl.ft. liv. rm.. eating-size kit,
Pc. 2-4226 or LO, 10000.
COLONIAL, INVESTMENT co
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FOR SALE
3-bedrm. brick rambler, W acre. full
daylight isn't, carport, dishwashel
and Bendix; close-in Falls Church
location. Sl4.950, with low dowr
payment. COUNTRYMAN ESTATES
JE. 2-O726.
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Town & Suburban, EN-. 2-s4OO
SILVER SPRING
Sill. SPG.: $18,95O

SALE BY OWNER
70 bedrms., liv. rm.. kit. fun bsmt. !;
on lge. fenced lot; $1,000 down.
Call 10 A-TS07 -2S
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MT. RAINIER-$12,5O
Vets; no down payment. $75 mo, incl.
cond. lot 45x150. Mrs. Hert, WA.
7-612S, COX & co. uN 4-162R.
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Dancing Eleanor No Dancer on TV
Miss Powell Somewhat to Her Surprise, Has Turned Up
Teaching Sunday School on TeIevson Show

through no planned effort.
It has nothing to do with
dancing. The dance sessions at
MGM are just to keep her in
shape for the rigors of teach
ing a Sunday school class at
the Beverly Hills Presbyterian
Church.
One Sunday about six years
ago, while waiting for her son
Peters Sunday School class to
let out, she was asked to help
out as a teacher. Miss Powell
accepted, took a course her
self, and has been teaching
ever since.
This past fall, a committee
of eight ministers. asked the
former dancing star if. she
would conduct a Sunday
school class on TV. The time
already had been arranged for
with the local NBC Channel 4,
and with an eye to the "box
Office" the cHrgymen wanted
to get a name" personality.
Miss Powell was scared to
death at the prospect of going
on TV without her dancing
career to lean upon, but found
no arguments that would con-
vince the almost adamant
ministers.
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HOLLYWOOD.

Once a week a tan, blondish
gal is waved through the gate
at MGM studios. She heads
straight for a small bungalow
on the lot, and there dons a
pair of shorts and tap shoes.
For the next hour or so she
works at all sorts of dance
routines, then changes back to
street clothes and piles into a
vintage LaSalle coupe and
heads for home.
Her name is Eleanor Powell.
The bungalow where she
makes these weekly appear
ances was built especially for
her by MGM several years
ago, when Miss Powell was
one Of the studios biggest
stars.
She is not planning a come
back, as might be assumed
when seeing her at one of
these workouts. The lanky tap
expert retired soon after mar
rying Actor Glenn Ford in
1913.
However, Miss Powell has
embarked on a new career
which recently landed her on
TV, much to her surprise and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05

The first Faith Of Our
Children" telecast was on
October 8. Since then Miss
Powell has warmed to her
work, and spends hours each
week writing, rehearsing the
children, and getting Husband
Glenn to scavenge for props,
costumes, ETC., for the little
one-act Biblical plays which
are part of the half hour tele-
cast.
NBC now is talking about
clearing network time for Miss
Powell and her Sunday school
class, which is becoming stud
ded with star material. She
invites a special guest each
week to address the children,
and so far has had Ralph Ed
wards. Don before, Connie
Haines, Bob Lemon and UCLA
Football Star Bob Davenport.
The role of being Mrs. Glenn
Ford now consumes all of
Eleanor's ambitions. About Is
months ago her agent per-
suaded her to go on an eight
week night club tour, but
when it was finished she said
never again."
- Hal Humphrey.
Copyright, 1854, Mirror Enterprises Coz
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05

Association for Better Radio
and TV catalogued the "Pinky
Lee Show" as Objectionable,
tagging it a child's burlesque
show in excessive bad taste"
"All I know is that I'm not
going to cause the kids to
smoke marijuana," snaps
Pinky vehemently.
Mrs. Clara Logan, who heads
the above named organiza-
ton, comedies that there has
perhaps been improvement
in Mr.. Lees show" and that
it may get a better rating next
time.
His Own Censor
Pinky has become his own
best censor since finding him
self with the power of a mod
ern day Pied Piper. He used
to rush into the studio audi
ence and plant kisses on the
foreheads Of mothers who had
brought their tots to the show.
Occasionally Pinky would even
wind up sitting in their laps.
"All that stuff Is out now"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05
HiqhIiqhts

/ $500, WTOP (9-Adventure:
A nose flute, a water gong
and a Congo piano are
demonstrated.
4 $3.50, WTOP (9) Now and
Then: The works of
William Morris, political
thinker, poet and artist Of
the Victorian era.
| 11:3O, WRC a. - Watch Mr..
Wizard: Operation and
use of pumps.
S12:30, WRC ~ - American
Inventory: Horizons of
Hope" a report on the adj
vances in cancer research.
: 100, WRC (N-Youth Wants
to Know: DR.. Julius Raab,
Chancellor of Austria.
1880, WRC ~ - Frontiers of
Faith: A report on the
meeting of the General AS
sembly of the National
Council of Churches.
$500, WRC (4)-Opera: Puc-
cini's one-act SISTER An
gelica," with Elaine Malbin.
4:00, WRC ~ Juvenile
Jury: Leo Durocher is guest
as the program returns.
1880, WTOP (9)-The Search:
A report on the normalcy in
a child, from Yale Univer-
sity.
4:30, WRC (4)-Zoo Parade:
Animals that live together.
500, WRC a. - Hall of
Fame: with One Heart
and One Mind" a drama
about Alexander Hamilton's
decision in a tie vote in
Congress involving Thomas
Jefferson and Aaron Burr.
$500, WMAL (D-Super Cir
Gus: Three elephants. q
trampoline troupe and a
visit from Santa Claus.
$500, WTOP f9) - Omnibus:
The day in the life of a
Maine lobsterman. how q
deaf child is taught to speak,
and a performance by
George LaFaye and Co.,
French pupeteers.
$3.50, WTTG f5) 49, George
town University Forum:
What's Happening Down.
town." q discussion Of
transit problems.
$3.50, WRC a. - March Of
Medicine Repairing q
diseased aorta.
$500, WRC ~ - Meet the
Press: Mr.. Dixon and Mr..
Yates. of the Dixon Yates
Contract.
$3.50, WTOP (9)-You Are
There: The Battle Of Gil
braltar, September Is, 1852.
1900, WMAL (7l-You Asked
For It: An auto racing pit
crew and the changing Of
the guard at Buckingham
Palace.
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On and off Screen Young
Fathers His Dual Brood

home at night and. face an
other?'
"The show is not patterned
after my own family" he says,
but youngsters on the program
often come to him with their
problem. And whether ! like 1t
or not, ] find myself involved
to a certain extent in their
personal lives"
II find myself in the peculiar
position of playing father to
two families" he continued.
II feel a little like q bigamist-
and I might add that from
what little experience I've had,
I don't envy one"
There's this, bright note for
Young-he finally has a son if
only on television.
1--WE often quipped that the
only way I could get a son
was to write one into a TV
script" he observes.
The show. as its title i'm
plies. gently ribs the father
of the house who may be a
whiz at the Office but often
BUNDLES his way into trying
situations with the children
at home.
Mothers problem is to try
to untangle things without
hurting his feelings" Young
comments.
But we, have tried to keep
the family normal-not to
represent the father as an ogre.
We try to present the kids as
normal and natural and mis-
chievous but not, too bratty or
precocious. We depict, the
family, we hope. with o gentle
overtone OF humor."
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This Is q New Career, Not a Brush off
BurIesque Grod
Finds Self on
Small Fry Show

he says. "There was nothing
wrong with it really, but I
just don't want to take a
chance Of being overbearing
or doing anything that could
be called in bad taste"
He has stricken words like
'slousy," idiot" and "imbe-
Gle" from his vocabulary,
and refuses to let any one
else on the show use them.
When he was asked to be
In Mays Thanksgiving Day
parade in New York, Pinky
couldn't have been happier
IL he had won an Oscar"
Won't Say Don't
At a recent department store
promotion in Cleveland, his
appearance caused a near riot,
and the police had to ask
him to cut his performances
from six down to two because
the crowds were getting too
unwieldly.
Pinky's experience as a kids
comic this year has turned
him into an amateur psychol-
ogist, too.
Il never tell 'em anything
with a don't in it. Instead
of saying. Don't forget to
wash your teeth 7 say oh,
gee whiz, I forgot to wash my
teeth today, and that's not
good for me-"
You can see that Pinky has
come a long way from those
days he played aRfiat shoe
comic on the burlesque wheel.
Copyright 1854, Mirror Enterprises Co..
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800, WRC (4)-Television
Playhouse: 1.-THE Last Boat
to Messina," a suspense
drama set In wartime Sicily,
stars Doris Bowling.
$500, WTOP (s)-Electric
Theater: Alan Laid is held
a prisoner In q sanitarium,
In Committed" co-starring
Virginia Gibson.
1880, WMAL (7)-Break the
Bank: The sum Is 400.
1890, WTOP fs)-Father
Knows Best: Robert Young
and Jane Wyatt fear their
17-year-old daughter Elinor
Donahue is going to elope.
1850, WMAL (D-Tales of
Tomorrow: Frank McHugh
stars In "And o Little Child"
the story Of q mountain girl
who can read minds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05
Color TeIevision
For This Week

Today, 1909 pm, WRC-
TV, MAX LEHMAN PRE-
SENTS, a revue titled spot
light" with Jimmy Durante,
Sonia Henie and JEANNE
Carson.
Wednesday, 10 Ii pm,
WTOP : TV, BEST OF
BROADWAY, Dorothy Nc
CURE, John Payne, Richard
Carlson and others in 1.-THE
Philadelphia Story"
Thursday, $50 . 10 pm,
WRC-TV, FORD THEATER,
Edmond O'Brien as an Army
chaplain in Charlie c Com
pany.''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05

1880, WRC (4)-Max Lehman
Presents: Spotlight" a
colorcast Of an ice. show,
with Sonia Henie, Jimmy
Durante, JEANNE Carson,
Jack Buchanan and Pat
Carroll.
1880, WTOP (9)-Private Sec
Rotary: Ann Sothern runs
for president Of the Secre-
taries League.
1880, WMAL (7-Playhouse:
A wealthy man Is victimized
by a ruthless girl friend, In
Girl In Distress" starring
jeanne Davis.
$500, WTOP (9)-Toast Of the
Town: With Kirk Douglas,
Eartha Kilt, Carol Haney,
the Ames Brothers, Jackie
Miles, the Wassan Troupe
and . clip from the aim
There's No Business Like
Show Business. !"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05
Pinky Lee Has
Found the Woy
To Stoy on TV
By Hal Humphrey
HOLLYWOOD.

The happiest comic on TV
today is undoubtedly a diminu-
tive, excitable man named
Pinky Lee.
While most TV comedians
are getting nervous prostra-
ton attempting to be funny
once a week on the medium,
Pinky (Pincus Left thrives
on a schedule of five half
hour shows a week over MICS
network.
About a year ago, when it
was suggested that he do a
show for kids, Pinky figured
he was getting the brush-off.
A background of burlesque,
night clubs and theaters
wasn't exactly a training
ground for another 'Howdy
Doody."
But today Pinky is so dedi-
Gated to his kid audience tone
of the largest pulled by any
TV show that he refuses to
do guest appearances on
other shows for fear the ma
terial given him may not
match his new-found char
acter.
"This Is It'll" he exclaims,
when discussing his show.
''It's the only way to stay
on TV." .....
His Third Try
After two previous attempts
at TV. the first of which re-
suited in a nervous breakdown
three years ago, Pinky still
is slightly baffled over his cur
rent success.
What has this little guy
with the dinky hat got that
the kids love? Gee, you know,
I have no idea myself-but
It's certainly brought me hap
piness," Pinky says.
He gets very upset If any
one suggests that his mugging,
bouncy pantomime and gen.
eral cavorting before the cam
era is not as wholesome as 1t
should be for his young view
ers.
Last summer the National
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05
It's Bio Business

Nearly 100000 service men
now are employed in the cleo
tronics industry. most of them
on home radio and television,
says Charles M. Ororizzi. exec
utive vice president of RCA.
He estimates 125;000 will be
needed by 1857.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05
BY the Associated Press

If ever there was q family
man, Robert Young is that
man-and then some.
The tall, CRAVING movie vet
Grams own family consists OF
his wife of % years and their
four daughters. And on his
CHS television show, Father
Knows Best" he has a wife, a
son and two daughters.
My wife" he says, "often
hes kidded me, How can you
put up with a family existence
all day at the studio and come
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-12-05

but it was close. The acting
awards to Eve Marie Saint.
Eileen Heckart, Steven Hill
and e. G. Marshall were for
Playhouse" roles. Robert
Alan Aurthur's award-winning
Man on the Mountain Top"
was done on this program and
the show itself was called best
dramatic offering. Last year
the writing award went to
Paddy Chayefsky for Marty"
done on Playhouse" and the
acting citation to Rod Steiger,
who played it.
Vorocious N
A hint Of the appetite tele-
vision has for anything and
everything to oil It's broadcast
days (and nights) is contained
in a statistic just turned up by
the Broadcast Information
Bureau. There now are, says
BIB, 3,046 feature films and
992 Westerns unreeling their
way through the Nations tele-
vision channels. There are
3,046 and we still encounter
some of them again and again.
Names in the News
Steve Allen, who ought to be
busy enough otherwise. what
with Tonight" and all those
color spectaculars, also has
turned author. He has a story
in the January Bluebook,
titled 1.-THE Public Hating" and
repeatedly reminiscent Of
George Orwell's 1884,"
Ray Bolger has purchased
movie and television rights to
Comdr. William Lederer's auto
biographical novel, "All the
Ships at Sea-" Plans to film it
next summer during the vaca-
ton from his ABC-TV show
.. Hans Christian Andersen's
"The Little Match Girl" half
hour film, will be around for a
second year on TV this Christ
mas season.
Cass Daley is one Of the
stars of Going Hollywood"
backstage movietown telefllm.
1t now is set as a January re-
placement for place the Face"
on NBC-TV. Walter Kier-
nan will sub for Don McNeill
tomorrow, Tuesday, Wednes-
day and Thursday on the
"simulcast" ABC Breakfast
Club" Mr.. McNeill had a
date in Dallas with the Notre
Dame-SMU game yesterday
and will do some hunting in
Texas before returning to Chi
cago. Louise Lorimer,
seen regularly on TVS Drag
net. has been signed for a
film role in Warner Bros.
Strange Lady in Town"
Another actor you'll be see
ing on television, via film. is
Claude Rains. He's host on a
dramatic series titled "Most
Likely to Succeed" which will
have Hollywood and Broad
way stars in leading roles. =.
You may eventually be seeing
Ann Sheridan regularly on TV,
too. Word from Hollywood is
that she's completed the pilot
film of her projected series.
Yes. They Could
Dialogue from 1.-THE Amos
N Andy Music Hail. on CHS
radio weeknigths:
Andy-At the end Of most
Western pictures, when the
girl is just about to melt in
the fellows arms, he always
leaves her fiat, gets on his
horse and rides over the hill
into the sunset.
KingfiSh-Yeah, I don't
know what they've got over
that hill, but if some one could
put 1t up in jars they'd make
a fortune on it.
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Todoy's Programs on TeIevision
Sunday, December 5, 1854

Eh N-i0
M N-Ga Troubles G4s a
Them TO- Ny
Bill
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TRAILERS

FOR RLNT-Trailer coach; 35 It.,
1851 Prairie Schooner, fully equip
on farm near Oakton, Va. S3E
and = days help per month. Me
S-0031 or IA. S-7937. rs
80 ANDERSON. 80 it. like new.
sleeps 4 :: l3-ft. liv. rm., Hids-away
bed, split stoye, tub. shower, 6
closets: reasonable. Open IFS pm
except. Sun Lot 120. Woodley
Hills, Trailer. Court, $3.50 Rich
INDIAN Si1ilH Iva" AND GiRoNwooD mobile
homes: new; l and = bedrm. Bank
financed. GLASCOCK TRAILER
SALES, Rt. so, next TO Va. Swift
Precut Homes display, Fairfax. Va
Dial CIR. 3-2033.
1851 SPARTAN Imperial Mansion
36-ft. long. has , bedrms. This
trailer is being offered you at very
low prices; "A real bargain np 9 9niS
TRAILER co. INC. 4030 Wis. ave
HUSTRsEs -'T TRAILER 1853. s2-foot
Prairie Schooner, bathtub. stove. re-
frigerator. SO. 6-914S. 2S'
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AUToMoTIVE MISC.

BUICK I949 motor $50. Also Buick
'42 Sp. 4-dr. parts cheap; body
parts for SO Tudor Ford, RE. 7-3366
%"
FOR SALE Kaiser tubes. 7.00x15.
S-ply. brand-new from house trail
er. $40 ca. or Sl40 for lot. Phone
Gaithersburg 1881. Us
STATION WAGON and house trailer
repair, refinishing. rebuilding: tops
2S-
FORD 1852 Customline VS. Tudor;
dismantling; complete motor, perfect;
trans. all parts reasonable. RE.
1906 2S'
FORD truck and engine parts; wide
selection of new Govt. surplus: low
prices. JE. 4-l701. 81
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SUNRISE BEACH. Severn River-Level
lot 6ox29@. fine swimming. South
SUMNER IiHST: COTTAGE in Herald Har-
bor-Larse liv. rm. with firepl.. >
bedrms.. cleo, kit. > big porcheS. =
shower rooms and bath. House sits
on top OF hill with beautiful view.
completely furn. VIII sell very rea-
MR.. Z, S. HALL, Agent -?s
DEALE BEACH, MD.-Delightful g.
rm. cottage, beautiful lawn. new
fence and barbecue. Mr.. creek and
bay. excel value. $3.50. And s
nice lots. commercial zone, 81 900
FORD. Broker. End 9Th ST.. Deale
Beach. Md. West River 3471.
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. Fort Republic,
Md.-CottaGes and lots for sale to
college graduates approved by Men,
berShip Committee, Community Bldg.
org. recreation. Bay beach with
trees, streams and cliffs. .CottaRes
PRINCE FREDERICK; Literature on re-
EPPING FOREST-Large 2-family
cottage. complete bedrm.. bath, kit,
liv. rm. with firepl and large porch
Both upstairs and down. $500.
sE Iii f :oN:THE- BAY-Nics summer SUNNI
firepi.. kit, bath. MR.. Williams.
IA AS ss-4935; ewes. and Sun. EN-.
3 -BEDRooM year-round cottage. "A
block from private community
beach beach q &, sylvan sylvan Shores on South
BsAUGH. Riva. Md; Colonial
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VACATION PLACES

FOR SALE - Sportsman's Lodge.
Hamp. Co., w. Va. Beautifully furn,,
s rooms, yr. round; all city cow.
20 a.. = mi. river front; strictly pvt;
mountainous view. Price 100000.
No brokers. Box 464-H, Star. 20"
SHENANDOAH RETREAT, VA.-New
club. Priced for quick sale, $685..
Complete, including lifetime club
membership. JE. 3-l522. -2S
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$14.750
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

LOT, in Mass. Ave. Forest. close in;
sewer. water and street complete;
$3.50; will build to suit purchaser.
Call MR.. HUMPHREY. ~. Sd "a.
ABOUT 1900 acres Of timberiand.
cut over about 80 yrs. ago. near
James River and. Gao RR. on both
sides OF good mountain. having
an elevation OF about 700 IT. above
the water courses and accessible by
ho S9Hs r e. sH R5ss 1Ts ps 1913 seFs
st, NV. Ma. S-if66.
ITO ACRES. P. G. Co.. Ardmore area.
sewer and water. good proportions,
ready for developer or investor.
L ar I's CoiRSSEi hs' LOT. Cedar rI ian.
Md. Containing 17.400 so. It. Cali
tn. 100000 or RA. 6-g2i9. is
FIvE-ACRE LOT in Northern Viz
g E1Is for bldg; site; highly RESTRICTED.
M RSNSftik CO. si acreage; larger tTss,.
800 g per acre Tel MR. TRus s[!
NJ "a AKLiN StaHo building lots with
all improvements, average $500 So
It., restrictions. MAC LINDSEY.
20 NEW LOTS close to Alex. All utils
$50 soft E f5e1t te TAKE Rro Or all At nc
OWNER. so. 5-7s01 day or night
I CORNER LOT. zoned for duplex.
$1,000 value. For this week end only
$3.50. Located in the Del Ray
section of Alexandria. TIE. 6-5729,
So ACRES in West Vienna Woods.
Va. II miles from D. c. 460-ft. road
frontaee: So. 900. JE. 4-1140. rs
TWO LOTS close to District line. in
fine neiehborhood, on paved street;
LOTS for sale Hst on ne shsn H RIveF'
Also acre lots on mountain. KE. g.
1913. or Bluemont 2S45. -2S
EVERGREEN MEADOWS. Arcola, Va.
One and ten acre tracts. level and
fertile, open and wooded. some fine
pond sites. electricity and phone in
and and church. on black top road. See
OYERLOoKiNG POTOMAC RIVER in
Treasure Cove subdivision adjoining
Fort Foote National Park, 5 mi.
Prid sfa1sr ehS aS s sq%fs5tss EN- Ruth j
BY OWNER. Dittmar 3D.. No. airing
ton-Corner, level lot. 95x130 it.,
water. gas and sewer avail. No
Md desirable s sd-
Joining lots, each 5Ox209 #. locate
at 30t0-12 Parkway. Water. sewer
an dsidewalk' BY OWNER. AP; =
SAVAGE. MD.-on Washington Bal
timore hwy. for sale or lease. 4
BY OWNER. AP. 7-4775. IS
LANHAM PARK-HomeSite 1O0x192.
blk. from school on State road;
city water; 81; 900: Slo0 down. $50
mo gsoo Call M. LEO sToRCH, AP; =
PARK-Lse. domestic in
sight Of Shirley hwy; beaut. trees.
slope to south; good neighborhood:
& $50 YS;S $500 d. a3;,s S29 mo; VERNON o.
3ik-ACRE WOODED LoITDspring and
brook, 4 miles south of waldorf, on
Route 8; 5000 per acre. 10. 2-l260.
CHEvERLY - Choice site. street,
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ROCKVHLE-Four lots for a builder
etc. $1,000. MR.. LEBIIN OIL
2-3250; Sun. and ewes, OIL. 4-66sS
BETHESDA-Three lots for builder
Street, sidewalk. utils. already in
property line. Mr.. LEBIING, OIL. 2.
1850; ewes, OIL. 4-66SS. go
FIFTY ACRES at Springfield. Va. ir
sight Of Shirley hwy, on city water
gas. and State road; next to sub.
cellent buy in this rapidly growing
area for only 81 800 an acre. Terms
avail. VERNON NJ. LYNCH e. SONS
Realtors. Springfield, Va, XII. g.
675S. (Closed SundayS.) al