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The Arizona post., 1954-04-16
'Ne'er The Twain Shall
Meet' RefUted In Israel
BY ANTONIA SEIXAS

An elderly carrying way feebly
down the aisle of the bus After when
of the seated noticed him, blond girl gave him her
My seamate clucked the manners of Israel and
just begun the inevitable quesonandanswer-
long you been in Israel? Where did you from?
How do you like it here?when fierce feminine huabaoo
drew all eyes to the back
Shaking ckettaker's glass cage,
strong faced very bedragged Iraq of indeerm
age directing of indignation against the
bewdered official and the bus at large Into the flood of
Arabic she hurled few Hebrew rocks-"a seat paid
1 want Verbally scything a way a clear
space the aisle opposite the center right in front
of herself with bang half the floor
and half my foot
Needless to say, hadn't the temerity muscle
"Gveret! You blocking the aise called the cketaker
in tightly evaporation ut is forbidden" Stand
ing in the aisle ahead was TALL younglsh neatdressed
woman with the aquilne handsomeness that distinguishes
many Iraq She rake the bus with her flashing eyes
Turning the the floor she said in angry Ara
bic needing it with Hebrew: For Ashkenazim European
Jews the choce For you the leaving Didn't you discover
yet, this country's for the Ashkenazim?"
rSfaradiAshkenazf
"Iow dare your shouted the ckettaker angrily "This
countrys everyone every part of the bus
babel of voices: "Shes troubemaker She's right She's
sick Gould my husband get job the
bus?" the No He lives in the maabara"
T lived in the abra yelled the tckettaker II worked
day night this job didn't wait for everything
given me- That's right called soldier sitting
by. Get you She turned on him In fury Give that
woman your pace"
much right to seat She" ne muttered, but
he shrugged The older scrambled off
the floor and gazed rumphanty around she took his
seat But opened the younger couldn't
stop flood of pentup Illustration you'll learn she kept
shouting. Is the Prime Minister Sfaradi (Orienta
Jew Are Sfaradi the head of anything? No. Only
Ashkenazm" The bus vbraed with passionate outcrieS
who the pioneers? The government Mapam
. Sh . Schecket! (Be quiet You sit in the maabara
and complain it's better in border kibbutZ?
Mapai Go the land SHECKET!" yelled the ticket
taker: "ENOUGH" shouted the driver banging his horn
for emphasis.
LET the olim (mmigrants) stand" jeered the woman
The Arizona post., 1954-04-16

Part of the day at Neve AvOth is devoted to reading
and to learning Hebrew Here, of this centers 25O
aged and take a class in the language of
their new homeland. Neve AvOth "The Home of the Par
entS" just south Hafa maintained with raised
for the United Jewish Appeal i'm this and other
ties. The need is for better housing to give these
aged immigrants the better life they deserve in their
set years.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20
Guinea Mills

Mr.. and Mrs L. F Putney, Miss
Dot Spencer. and Mr. Spencer
have returned home after spend
ing a week with DR.. and Mrs, c.
r. Hutchinson at Colonial Beach.
Guests Oh Mr.. and Mrs j M.
Putney during the week end were
MI. and Mrs. j W. Boykin and
daughters and Mi and Mrs H r.
Beltield
Mr.. and Mrs. Hubert Eddy and
family have returned to Van
Dyke, Mich, after visiting Mr.. Ed
dys sister Mrs. Sam Traylor
and her family Mrs Traylor &C
companied her guests to Rich
mond on Friday
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs j M
Putney on Thursday evening Of
last week We're Dr. j Weldon
Smith. Or and Mrs w E. Smith,
Betty Booker Smith and Berkeley
Smith.
Chuck Hutchinson is spending
this week with Mr. and Mrs +
r Putney
Mr.. and Mrs r. c Conley anc
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20
Elbe rt +. Metcalf, rs
Dies at Cullen;
Rites To Be Friday

Funeral services. with Masonic
rites, for Ebert Frank Metcalt rs,
who died at his home at Cullen.
Wednesday Aug 49, Will be held
at Cullen Baptist Church at 3
p. m, Friday lntermeut VIII be
in the church cemetery
MI. Metcalf was born in Madi-
son county N. G.. on April l8.
1878. He had retired several years
ago after a life Of farmine HE
was a member of St Johns Ma
sonic Lodge l44. AT & AM ut
Charlotte G II and Of Southside
Lodge 19l. AT x AM 1T Pamplln.
He Is survived by HIS ~ile MrsF
Burgie Altman Metcalt, four
daughters and eight sons, Mrs.
Howard Carson. MIS-. Eul Lam
berth. Of Cullen MIS- Roy Gun
ther, bf Keysyille. ana Mrs Glenn
Dunnavant. Of Mehe1iu John T..
Thomas NJ. and George w Met
. calf of Darlington Heights wal
liam r.. James F.. Woodsun W.
and Leonard c Metcalf of Clti-
len, and Charles G Mctcalf, of
Baltimore, Md. a brother VIII
liam r. Metcalf OF Green Bay 2@
grandchildren and four great
7 grandchildren
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20
Powh atan News

Mrs w r. Parker is spending
this week at Mays Head. N. c..
with Mr. and Mrs. II w. Nichols
who have a cottage there.
Mr. and Mrs. G. K Wright are
spending few days at the beach
Mr. and Mrs. j O Martin have
about completed remodelne of
the former manse, near Macon
which was purchased by the Mar
tins from Providence Church last
year. 1t Will be one Of our most
attractive homes.
Homestead Picnic
The Young Peoples Department
Of May Memorial Sunday School
held a most enjoyable picnic sup
per at Homestead Saturday eve
ming This department had 80
present for Sunday School. sun
day morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Kenneth Davis
and children are leaving for West
Virginia Friday They viii spend
their vacation there with rela-
tives OF Mrs Davis. While in West
Virginia, they will also visit MI.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20

daughters spent the week end
with Thornton Holman.
Guests of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Putney and daughter on Friday
We're Mrs. G. E. Hughes and
children. of London Bridge.
Mrs. c. B. DoWdy, Cliff and
Claire DoWdy.. Mn. and Mrs. ]. M.
Putney spent several Gays this
week with Mrs, Alex Gayle and
Miss Sophia Goodman. OF Lofts
burg.
The mission study Class of the
Tar Wallet WMU. which was
night, will be held at the church
al o'clock. on August % instead
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20
Scottsville
Here For Funeral

Among those who were here
Sunday for the funeral Of Willie
s. Beal. native Of Scottsville who
died in Richmond, Thursday
August We're his daughter and
-in-laW. Mr. and Mrs Gene
Skora, OF Alexandria and Wash
lngton, d c., also, Nj. and Mrs.
Jerry Hollis. OF Alexandria, MI.
and Mrs Jack Nichols and daugh-
ter and Joe Beal. of Greensboro.
n. c.. Mr. and Mrs E. II. Deacon
Of Salem, Mr. and Mrs. Jesse B.
Grove and son Barrye and daugh
ter. Sally Ann. Of Vienna, MI.
and Mrs. George Johnson and
daughter of Charlottesville. also
Nh and Mrs. f. L. Johnson and
son Of Winter Haven. Fla.
Mr. and Mrs. Donald McCon-
nell Of Fort Pierce, Fla. spent a
few days last week with Mr.. and
Mrs. G. T. Goodwin. il,
Mrs. Guy Byrd and two sons.
OF North Carolina. spent last
week with her mother, Mrs. Cor
don White. Another daughter
Mrs A G Slate, of Emporia, and
her two children, have also been
visiting Mrs White.
Mrs Sallie Sellers has gone to
Ashland for an extended visit to
her son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. David A. Preston, il.
Pat Finley of Jacksonville, Fla
is spending some time in the
home Of MI and Mrs Miller
Payne.
MI and Mrs. f. L. johnson
and son E L. Johnson, Jr., of
Winter Park Fla. have been
visiting in Richmond and visited
friends in town Sunday
Mrs. T Latane DrIscoll. OF
Richmond, is visiting her son-in-
law and daughter, MI and Mrs
Nathan Payne in Kittaning. Pa.
Announce Birth
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Turner, OF
Manteo, have announced the
birth of a son, Roy Sutton Turn
e., born in University of Virginia
Hospital August 6. Mrs Turner
is an employee of the y. S. Rub
Der Company here.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20

and Mrs. Nelson Worsham
Revival services are beins held
at Fine Creek Baptist Church this
week.
Bank Election
B. G. Heath, merchant and
businessman Of Midlothian re-
Gently was added to the board Of
directors of the Bank Of PoWha-
tan Bank stockholders met Au-
gust II in the new building and
heard an excellent report Of past
years operations All officers ana
directors were reelected. Many
stockholders expressed pleasure
with the new bank building
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20
Colored News
Sgt. John Monroe
Promoted In Korea

John Monroe. son Of Herman
Monroe, 2l4 South St, Farmyille
recently was promoted to ser
geant while serving with the 2nd
Infantry Division in Korea.
The "Indlanhead division.
which captured Heartbreak Ridge
and Old Badly, is now receiving
intensive training as part Of the
U. S. Security force on the PENN
Sula
Monroe, a tank commander in
the 38th Regiments Tank Com
pany entered the Army IN No
vember 1852 and has been with
the division Is months.
The Union of Soviet Socialist
Republics was organized as q
federation, Dec. 80. 1922
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20

son County. and is survived by
his wife, the former Adelaide
Crawford, OF Stanford Ky. two
small sons. John C. and Charles
P Lewis, and one sister, Mrs. w
w. Baber. all of Howardsville
Services were conducted in St.
J I'm Episcopal Church at
SeottSville. and burial was in the
Lewis family cemetery at Avon
Hill near HoWardsville, conduct
ed by the Rev. Webster L. Simons,
Jr.. rector of the church.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20

sympathy Expressed
Sympathy IS extended to the
family Of Q r.. Jeffry, of Arvonia
who passed away last Sunday
Charlie H Moseley left on Mon
day to enter the G. & o Hospital
at Clifton Forge. Va
Mrs. Mamie G Powell and Mrs.
Mamie M Spencer visited friends
in Farmyille on Monday
Dixie
Mrs G F. Moseley OF Miami,
Fla. Mrs Rowena NJ Osborn. of
Honolulu. Haiwaii, Sam Spencer,
of Lynchburg, Harris Ethridge
and brother Paul. OF Petersburg,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20
ONE LESS WORRY

She What sort OF house shall
we move to-"
Husband Lets. try q buna-
allow. dear then YOU won ai-
ways be hearing burglars moving
about downstairs
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-08-20
Buckingham Nelus of Latest Interest

and Mr. and Mrs j E. Station.
Of Dillwyn, were recent visitors
in the home OF Mr.. and Mrs.
James G. Spencer, ST.. at Dixie.
Evening star., 1954-05-21
eARAs tcent.l

DAIRY FARM In Montgomery Co.
over 200 acres. Complete with cat
tie crors and equipment; All in
grass except corn for silc. Fields IN
gooG state OF cultiyation; streams;
eyss essary Jog arm nead .spmsns 81 sas.ls
condftion; 56-cow Washington dairy
barn, large bank barn. !. silos,
machinery shed. chicken house
milk house and other buildings. AL
In good state Of repair. Large frame
house ,un.. With ail.nodern imprCye.
farm is in fuli i'op Operation SAsS and ha. .'
$97. 500; SUBSTANTIAL cash required
Can be sold without cattle anc
equipment. For information writ
owner. Box 422-K. Star. -22
40 ACRES. Fairfax County: 5 min
from q Shirley. Freeway exit: i'm.
proved with modern 6-rm. house ant
fact state road. Sss,50n. u down
feld. Va. XII. s"575s. 5s' %aI a
FAIRFAX CO.. 15 miles to Falls Ch
Spacious Colonial home (slat(
roof. on 10 beautiful acres large
stream In rear. Living room 30xl 5
frepl... dining room. equipped kit.
each l5xl5. sunrm.; den, z bath
tiled bath; stairs to full attic: full
bsmt.: oil h.-w.h.: nice barn. chicken
house; 2-car garase;. tractor equip
ment; deep freeze: fowls; S27,95O;
$4,000 financed, payable S160 per
month incl. taxes and insur.; terms;
an excellent opportunity. LUCILLE
COOK, JE. 2-3272, JE. 2-4664.
24O ACRES ON Thornton River 6-rm
hse.. outbldes.: good fishing. hunting
$1O.500. MR.. OLSON, WO. 6-7O29.
53O-ACRE CATTLE, FRUIT FARM
Blacktop road. Well watered. will
raise 125 cattle. 129-acre orchard.
Al cond. All crops incl. in price.
Mod. I2-rm. stone house. tenant
MR.. OLSON. WO. 6-7O29.
Evening star., 1954-05-21
2nd COMMERCIAL

WHEATON, GEORGIA AVE
'front.' eo.oOo-ft. parSins lot in rear
S9S,0OO. u cash. LO. 5-1111. 20
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1s4s 1-ton stake body: Al
eond. new tires. small built-on van;
$3.50. k1. 9-S963. -24
CHEVROLET 1852 la-ton panel. and
Cnry; a.rx 1949 s.ton panel; Chev; '5S
Terms ARRANGED. JE. 2-327s.
%iles s9sSe 800 dG%P eai u. iTuek; 49a7d6S dSoo
FORD '53 S-cyl. pickup: heater; excel;
SonS' @iss sss Sne tbis bGiwTer; 1890 aStTsl
EeRP e. sf Fairfax, AZ S.isai Va. il. A$s t-ss6s.
FORD '5s Fs ~.ton express; @St on.
owner; sUr r., exceI sseI,c conc sy!; try this this
FORD CO: Fsirfsx. It;.fHi Va. il. 4-sses. Si
GMC 20 s,ton dump; excel. conad.;
Enggn Es5g l0T w prifs .,., 81 S922S. ERWIN
GMC 3. 1-ton pickup; low mileage;
SINGER cHEvRoIET' CO, So' seven wen
Corners. Fall Church, Va. JE. q
DeSSs SssRsnss asfi eosdson iS. pass ssSoD DeF sss
TRAiLER-34-ft. tandem produce
van; good rubber. Will rent. Lease
FORD 1851 VS. ..-sen pickup; 8 and
CHEVROLET 81 la-ton. panel; blue;
less than IL 900 actual miles: extra
seat; only Ss95. MR.. BAcHRACH.
FORD 1916 is-ton panel; excel run.
ming ccndHition; $1s5. Call Broyn.
DODGE '53 a-ton pickup; r. and h.,
low mileage; $l,195. 10. 2-4345.
DODGE 1850 Na-ton panel: GOOD
cond.; $3.50 or best offer; must sell
best offer. XII. 9-S963. "a
Evening star., 1954-05-21
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

2OOx7O-FT. LOT. of Western ave.
NV; Catholic church and school.
OWNER. JU, 7-76l1. IA
SCOTT. frontage on Wis. ave. sx-
tenoing to Maplewood; walking dis.
KoRzENDoRFER CO. INC. oil: 1.
Afrl OK DHGHFL2X HSHP 2Sh SIZE SEGEet Of approx
l3.000 so. it.; adjacent to large
aanencsSlHn iro% colSmbis f Z piks e A Reasonably ABLY
P1NELr P1isfd esopEkf1Es. W51in: 5A a-esi
Mxss sxss;' SIAAir s.g5sS. 1RES, 70 h1;id,ns MSh
s sas rssSy s for s.Wa9 sSd Sser senstrSs ns
laterals in: So: $50 each. JAMES !.
EHERGREEN 1iHMHsEHNi MEADOWS. H8 1Arcola. Va.
One and 10-acre tracts. level and
fertile open and wooded; electricity
school stores and church; on black
top road; low taxes. Just completed
Q 3-room house on property. See
these at once before you buy else
suit. Open daily. Representative on
w6SSSRiHbaE-corner S5SSsfSHi 18th and Ran
over $500; $500 dn! ia. 9-6572.
ACRE LOT, se.sb0-Hieh, wooded; q
wonderful value. Easy terms. Buy
now for that dream house and save
money. Hunt club section of Be-
thesda Z. @. ADAMS. OIL. 2-95l1.
RIVER RD., near Potomac-2 acres
for $2,365. Terms il desired. Z. @.
AAkPiSe4SS APiEMsi 81, sui sGiiLbERs-see hi.
wooded lot in built-up section. very
clcse in: 50 800. KEITH D. BRUM-
BACK, JA;2.3527; IA. 2-5S73. %
proved plans and bldg. permit. all
for sale; Total price Of $1,000 op.
portunity Tor builder to star immed
construction. 1NEZ CUSHARD. Real.
tor. EN-. 2-4232 or OIL. 2-5Sf7. -2s
ALL OR PART Of approx. as acres
long frontage on State hwy. and new
Y s.: route. near Silver Spring
ONLY FOUR LEFT. near Rock Crk.
schools and transp.. Kensington area
half price adj. lots; cash or terms
Excel investmsnt or immed. build
WHEATON .AREA-14 acres with
view: ideal for split-level rambler
SCOTT: frontage opposite park; $2.'
| BEHufTuiI LOT on Potomac River
wonderful vieH; good price anG
terms. CAN xD04. 90. 6.40eS;
Evening star., 1954-05-21
FARMS

MARYLAND. a mi. to D; c;-165
acres Of beautiful rolling land: bor-
dering on . sides to wide. free-fiow-
ing stream; approx. 100 acres
cleared which has been cultivated
with reaping crops. In recent years
most Of farm has been sown in
grass. Excel. for horse or cattle
raising, or CROPS. Improved with g.
rm. home. barn and other bldgs.
Lge. frontage on straight road. SAB
600 JAMES I. MUNDY. UN. $4,000.
1?i. MI. CHAIN BRIDGE. nr. Forest
vile. Va: 15 acres: 3-bedrm. re-
modelled farmhouse: $4,000. JE.
2-1l92; RE 1-59oO. Ext. 314. "a
GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE, on Lee hwy.
with nnending view Of Skyline; 23C
acres in grass. calling for 100 steers;
9-rm. Colonial home. looking into
restful lake. Only $4,000. Come
see me today. Open. Va. 21l. 65
miles to sign on left; ALTMAN
REALTY CO.. IA. S-6436. -23
$500 DN.. Ss5 MO buys fer 800
800 acres Of woodland. about 1,0OC
yds. on the Po river. 65 It. on hard
road: IS miles 50. Of d. c.. TIE
10 ACRES. GOOD s-RM. aofGssE
grist mill. on river, 400 yds. on
q. s. Hwy. /: 6S miles So Of D. c.;
good motel site. $4,000, 81 .00(
down; good terms. II. o-4iS1
sTRoUf CATAL0G-Mailed FREg;
80 States. STnoUT REALTY. 2Sz.A
Woodward 1lds.. Washinston. 81,
Evening star., 1954-05-21
sEAsHoRr PROPERTY

BETHANY BEACH, DEL.-Apts. ant
cottages. sleeping 8 persons. Reser.
vations at early season rates, wk.
mo-, season or " season. Ewes
EN-. 2-6916. ONCE 4th and Atlantic
Dickinson 1861. L. T. GRAVATTE
Ma. S-0753.
REHOBOTH BEACH-Mod. 2-bedrm
epts.; also 1-hedrm. apt; mr.. ocean
Immac.; $50 up. OIL. 4-3616. -2s
WILDWOOD, N. y.-Emciency apis.
compl. bath, elec. kit; air condi-
toned: accom-. A., also 6-rm. ocean.
front apis. accom-. 8: wk.. month OF
season: special June rates. BYRNF
Co., 1910 Boardwalk. Phone Wild.
MACS HEAD. N. C.-6-rm. mod. cot
taRe for rent: fully equipped: or
ocean. OIL. 2-0101 or OIL. 2-2332.
REHOBOTH BEACH. DEL. - Compl
furn., 8 rms. and bath. All conv.
Approx. acre. Old shade. Immed
poss.; $500. MAE HALL McCABE
SS Rehoboth ave-, Rehoboth 5451.
OCEAN CITY. MD.-New motel. so
yards ocean, with or without cook
ing facilities. pvt. bath. beautiful
view ocean and bay. Reservations
now being accepted for Memorial
Dav and later. JU. S-9557.
REHOBOTH BEACH
Delightful, 3-bedroom. -year-around
cottage; well furnished; 4 blocks
from beach; So, 800 Call DE. 2-1I37
Mrs. Roach, RehobOth 6261. -22
Evening star., 1954-05-21
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

1900 50. IT.,
Ist commercial zone, vicinity 5000
block Ga. ave. NV: Sl75 per mo.
Suitable for display room with stor-
age space. of1ces. etc. Call Mr.. Kan
Friday and Saturday or RIA. $1,000
sSSCHCEssFUL TOURIST HOME for
over is yrs. Nearest to D.. C. on
Arlinston blyd. Furnished. 1mmed.
NRICK BLDG, rear 1404 3 st. NV.
-50x20i heated; heavy duty wtr-
!ng: e76 mo BOSS d PHELPS.
NC. Ma. S-930O. -21
Evening star., 1954-05-21
BOATS

NEW lift. SIN. plywood outboard
runabout; $3.50: must see to appre-
ciate. Call JU. 5-S605. -21
25-FT. BAY BUILT BOAT-Sleeps Q:
head; 30 m PHI Extras. S1.400. KE.
1i-FT. wAGEMAKER. center deck.
steering wheel: excel. cond. 12-h.p.
motor and boat trailer. Other acces-
sories RE. 1852. days.
left CHRIS-CRAFT RUNABOUT.
Mercury t10l Hurricane. trailer and
equipment for boat. AID. 4-l563.
SO pm. May be seen at JACK
BOAT RENTAL. $500 K st. NV.
HYDROPLANE -135-cu. nyGro.
with trailer and . HiJ props; 81 500
or best offer Engine or hull may
be purchased separately. XII. 9-S0ls.
tWHIRLWIND. IA it.. complete con.
trolls; frst-class condition; $3.50
900 Maine ave. s.w.. MA. S-15S0.
14-FT. WHIRLWIND runabout and
accessories: Mercury Super IL
motor. and trailer; $700 or best
offer. WA. 7-4493. -23
MERCURY. authorized dealer. sales
and service; parts and accessories;
repairs, all makes; trades and terms
1LALoGK CYCLE CO.. sll7 Ga
ssNff. sZfif sni nBiAiYpHsunr. small cabin,
head. necessary equipment converted
VS. engine. Reasonable. JU. o-66Te.
Evening star., 1954-05-21
ILoTs AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
CONTINUED.

WESTMORELAND HILLS, $3.50
This. excellent .7O.ft. lot on high eIe-
yation has all improvements. Call
MI, Schultz. ewes, EN-. 2-4Rs3. Ed
WARD II. JONES & CO.. INC. .Xo.,
COUNTRY CLUB HILLs-A-scre and
area. fully Improved; S4 800 and up.
OWNER. KE. 6-S395. No agents.
HAWTHORNE NV. - Wooded ele-
vated lot 100 It. wide. 13O deep:
Mrs. Grant. 60. B 5-6S46. Pat. PAuE p p.
CsaiESvTYA CsiESTA; cEasE. Hssisor Md choice level
Sqdns Dqos IosSS SsS sa a In Il Une sSDrUs s
ass as'ea 3 IS sna & + Ito 0iiasr e. owEHs. TsHhs-
3S0-F0oT FRONTAGE ON 277, near
Rte. II: also 100 acres near Ste
Pndns nnd small SiiS tsr% sna e. H 77o 1 camp SITES
BETHESDA, Fernwood fd.. on Brad
ley bldv.-Beautiful 4-acre lot.
$500 down. terms. Oh. S-eO6s.
NEARBY vA.-5 beautiful acres fac
ing oha hard road; nr. school and stores.
8 iii. OUT f iNDiaS iDgaSI' HEAD hwy
Half-acre lots and 2-acre tracts. All
cleared. JAY H. SUPPER. FA. .
5 / To g. o ACRE TRACTS in Accokeek;
beautiful woods. sloping to brook;
$500 per acre. Terms. JAY H. SUP
PER. FA. 2-4179. -23
LOTS-14 miles D. c.. via Indian
Head hwy: 5000. $75 down. SIS mo.
JAY H. SUPPER, Accokeek. FA. q
DEVELOPER WANTED for 10O-aere,
low-cost colored housing development
on ground-rent basis; Palmer hwy.
and new Annapolis Freeway at Vista.
miles from d. C. line. City water
retain alternate lots in lieu of cash.
Substantial capital required for de-
yelopment work. BROKER AND
3 ACRES. RTE. 3Ol, near so; $1,000.
2 acres, 10-rm. house. farm. Call
HALL. Market 7-2414. -23
20 ACRES in Fairfax County-High
and dry land within 18 mi. Penta-
gon, this side Centreville. just of
Lee hwy. (Rte. 21D; in settlement
of dedicated small farms. Price $500
per acre. Reasonable terms.
LEGATO REALTY CORP.
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

AIR CONDITIONED. newly renovated; :;
$3.50 So #. incl. all services: elev
6Idg;; bldg; finar,ial DISTRICT. l129 VeG Yer,
1877 @G9' lstS stS ST. Sw NW Gtil ST AyssSis sS%as
slider Individual ofices. air condi-
toned If desired. ST. 3-5530 -22
$40 MONTH will rent conveniently
located office or studio at 5505
GeoTs,S ave nW t.oI plenty Of 2arkknyg
EVANS BLDG. i42o New York ave.
PsT p;J. suite. s1oo. Apply sls Eysns
AIR RsCoNDlTloNED OFFICES avail
Once. Bldg. 1346 Conn. ave. NV,
1906 G ST. N.W.-Attrac. air-cond.
!office in established law Arm. Recep-
ton rm.. library and all privils. Suit.
tan c maHHfastqre M
ACROSS FROM STATLER, zoos 18th
st. NV. large spacious ONCE, furn.,
paTking space rear optional. $50.
PHYsiCiSSS'SS; oFFIcE-Finest ioca-
tion in city, 18th and Park rd, mod. >,
conditioned. Call HO. 2-535S OF
r.; Eb6 & S-iS97 S& t3 pv inspect; n,,...a 12S
sna sspa5 " 6sSa 15xiS Kin ans s,oss sxl1 q
hotels and Govt, bidgs. GERBIcH,
1@sis @ t5osSS: com: AVE. approx. 756 Sl So
+; with lgs; cor. wind. very reas
e0s CHIIIUMN Ri RD.. Chill CHIsLuM. NIB
Two new 2crm. ofices; $75 and $Ss
mo. Ii. 7-9377 or LA. 6-4541.
SILVER SPRING. Q rms. and bath
S5S; SSn,. ~: $1,000 till 6: Ju. 7-64S0
DoWNTitoowN-Air cond.; busiest cor.
ner, in town; modern decor; entire
End floor; private entrance; 2,40(
So So, #; Large Large windoEs; 2 toilets toilets
ALEXANDRIA, yA.-Ideal location al
Mt. Vernon blvo.. and Montgomery
! St; plenty of parking available. ap'
prox. $500 SO. it,; > floors. or viii
sGnslasd ieSsias G9T
peting; walnut -paneled ofices, til,
lsvatories and showers; this. bldg
Must be seen to be appreciated. Will
cooperate with brokers. Ii. =
10 5d9oi eyes YES ~ di;cs 9tacs' ,v,t. "a os
large rooms. Can be rented as suit,
or as separate ofices. Good least
! and reasonable rental includes al
utils. and tanitor service. Inquire
| at l524ia K st. NV. or call Mr.
! ROZANSKY at EX. 3-S567.
PHYSICIANS to properly stan Bar
croft Medical Bldg. to service tn,
South South Arlington sAdS We need specialist Z
and surgery, ear eyes, nose ars
| throat and internal medicine
Rental $3.50 to SlI5 mo. includ
Ing utils,. and air conditioning. II
'nsVse' e e caE aEASrEs, NJ sSesi ia. cay e44-s4s4
Evening star., 1954-05-21
TRAIlERS

SPARTAN 194s, all-aluminum. No
seas. Fri. Sat, Sun. FARMER. Lot
10, Ancient Oaks Trailer CT. Falls
ALL-sTATE 1-wheel trailer; excel.
cond. incl. bitches. tail light. tar
paulin, $50. JU. S-as13. 20
AVAILABLE MAY 2S. I953-Vaga-
ST 800: originally SIS. 295, now So
$50. Call XII. S-1O71 evesp 90. --27
GLIDER 194S; 2S-ft. all metal tan
dem axle; fully equip; cond. excel
incl. Venetian blinds. Two 60-lb;
propane tanks, entrances: valued
81 81 .675. OF. 1880. $so4 Jef. Davis
ST .350-I953 Aljoa. 16 IT, vacation
trailer: sleeps 4: used twice: extra
equipment included. Call ia. 7-6456'
wANTED-e-wheel utility trailer.
1854 aSis FOOT GENERAL house
trailer; fully equipped; brand-new
condition must sell: 81 2,695, LIT.
BEARDSLEY. Lot No. 81, 2S04 Rich
mond hwy. Alexandria.
COMPLETE LINE LIBERTY MOBILE
HOMES
Come out and see these today. 81 IT.
to As IT,, l to 2 bedrms. Attic-type
roof and Sin. heated floor. Cooler
in summer, warmer in winter Top
trade-in allowance on your present
trailer.
Hecter Mobilehome Sales, Inc.
Rte. /. College PIX. Md; WE. 5-5I11
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