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Evening star., 1954-11-18
SEC Begins Study
Into Dixon-Yaies
Financial Seiup
By Joseph A. Fox

The Dixon Yates financial set
up today was before the Secu-
rites and Exchange Commits
sion for approval--or otherwise
after a formal request from
the power syndicate that action
be taken as promptly as pos
sible" on the plan that cuts
private enterprise into the pre-
cincts of the Tennessee Valley
Authority.
The utility group, planning
operations as the Mississippi
Valley Generating Co., filed its
application yesterday afternoon.
The commission. in a day or so
will set the hearing date, which
is expected to be about middle
cember.
The company asked public
hearings for the proposal on
which the Democrats and public
power advocates generally have
declared war.
Plans Steam Plant.
The project is a SLOT million
steam plant at West Memphis,
Ark, to generate power for use
of the iva in the Memphis
area as replacement for IVA
power going into installations of
the Atomic Energy Commission
in Kentucky and Tennessee.
If the SEC approves the Mis-
sissipp Valley Generating Co.
will issue $5.5 million in stock
to be owned by the parent COM
panies, Middle South Utilities
and the Southern Co., and $99,-
915,O00 in bonds and notes,
which will be underwritten by in
stitutional investors and banks.
Middle South will own 70 per
cent of the common stock, and
Southern, 81 per cent. for which
they will pay cash. Further A..
nancing may be undertaken by
issuance Of $40, ,085 900 in bonds.
and notes. 4
In asking for speed on the ap-
plication, the utilities pointed
out that advocates as well as
foes were agreed that a subStan-
tial power shortage would exist
in the Memphis area in late 1857
when the project is due for COM
pletion, and that "any increase
in price levels or any substantial
delay in commencing construc-
tion could have grave conse-
quences.
The application was filed un-
der the Holding Company Act,
which means that the corporate
structure OF MVG, involving in
terlocking directorates. will be
studied
The SEC, while giving tenta-
tive approval, took a critical view
of two similar undertakings
earlier, when Electrical Energy
Inc, and the Ohio Valley Gener-
ating Co., were formed to sell
power to the Atomic Commission.
Power For Government.
Seemingly with this in mind.
the application said that the
Evening star., 1954-11-18

West Memphis power "will be
utilized by the Government itself
for purposes related In the main
to defense" and that the present
arrangement has certain fea-
lures which otherwise would not
be feasible"
Edgar H. Dixon, president of
Middle South is also president of
MVG, which has other officials
OF Middle South and Southern,
including Eugene A. Yates, board
chairman of the latter, in its
official uake-up.
The contract between the util-
ity group and the Atomic Energy
Commission was signed last week,
and spurred by President Eisen-
hover, the Senate House Atomic
Energy Committee, waived the
30-period. for which it would
otherwise have been required to
lie in the next Congress.
The pact is subject to cancel
lation however, BY the company
or Government, If the SEC has
not approved by February Is.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
Melbourne Opens
Hotel for Children

MELBOURNE.-In the Mel
bourne suburb Of Canterbury, an
Australian children's hotel has
been opened on the lines Of
those popular in some parts of
Europe.
Guests range from 3-year-olds
to children Of IL. Competent
supervision is provided and par
ents can leave their children all
day, overnight, or for a week or
more. A well-equipped kinder
garten is operated at the hotel.
Evening star., 1954-11-18
By chorles J. Yorbroueh

The Harmon Trophies, SYM
bols Of aviation prowess, yester-
day went to a pair of supersonic
pilots who proved that the air.
plane wasn't here to stay very
long in one place.
Maj. Charles Yeager, the Air
Force test pilot, flew one at 1850
miles an hour.
Jacqueline Cochran, honor
laden aviatrix, did $50 miles an
hour to become the first woman
to crack the sound barrier and
Evening star., 1954-04-28
BUY-LINES BY Nancy Susser

Weekly Advertising Column Of Things New and Interesting
New York, April 2s-The days are getting longer
.. but it's easy to get q man home for early
dinner If you let him know you're serving charcoal
broiled steak, chops. chicken or hamburgers And
you can do it right in your kitchen by brushing
your meat with KITCHEN BOUQUET and broiling
at lower temperature! You'll and smell the
nvnEa hefn fnafa MI
Evening star., 1954-04-28

DON'T sg SURPRISED someone your family catches cold this
month can while the weather changeabe
And to make worse, constipation frequently
(H~, accompanies q cold check your medicine chest
VIZ </ and doesn't boast q bottle of SAL HEPAIlCA,
<N~E ret today! You should because sparkling
WNNWNTNe SAL HEPATICA is the laxative atcays
NA depsmd gentle, speedy relief taken before
/\ breakfast for instance it brings fast relief usually
-XN within IN hour and taken In the evening. half
Ao,r Aors sps brings results BY bedtime! Now don't accept
oOhsM1aae tAsa9 e0 AA4 AGFA1tAA
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Advance Gifts Dinner
Brings in S625,OOO
For Jewish Relief

A total of $625. 900 was raised
last night at the advance gifts
dinner. which opened the 1854
Greater Washington United Jew
ish Appeal drive here. The area
quota is $1.875.000.
The principal speaker at the
dinner in the Woodmont Coun-
try Club was Gov. John Fine, Of
Pennsylvania. He cited Israel as
a "present-day frontier of our
democracy"
I'm Israel" he added, "there
Is a strong bridgehead Of pat
tern compatible with the Ameri-
can venture. We cannot afford
to see Israel go down any more
than any Christian can afford
to see communism violate and
dominate the ancient and ven
Grated seats Of Christianity"
The speaker, who recently re-
turned from a visit to the Mid
die East, said: 1--WE need more
democracies like Israel. America
needs more friends, men and
women who are creative in the
work of fellowship in industry,
in national life and among the
nations"
Gov. Fine said he found Israel
devoted primarily to the en-
deavors of peace. rather than
the productions of war.
The Governor called on Israel
and the Arab countries to ex-
anime the paths of peace for a
solution of current misunder-
standings.
Both parties should summon
their best hopes in a mutual
future Of prosperity and prog
ress. to transcend the abyss of
momentary bitterness tn t
blocks even the prospects Of
mutual recognition" he said.
The chairman of the dinner
was Fred 8. Kogod. civic leader.
Associate chairmen were Jac
Jehrman, Richard Lyon and
Charles Kaplan. Edward RoSen-
blum was co-ordinator Of the
dinner.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
National Banks Report
$573 Million Net Profit
By the Associoted Press

Comptroller of the Currency
Ray M. Gidney says national
banks had net profits of $573
million before paying out divi-
dends in 1858.
That was somewhat larger
than net profits of 1851 million
recorded in 1852, but Mr.. Gidney
said, 1853 profits amounted to
1872 per cent of average capital
invested while the return in 1852
was 8.17 per cent.
During the year, the number
Of national banks declined by
So, from 4.916 to 1854. National
banks operate under Federal
charter and are supervised by
the Comptroller Of the Currency.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Ancient Moral Code
Found on India Rock

In an epigraph just discovered
on a rock in the Kurnool dis
trict of India, an ancient en-
peror exhorted his subjects to
serve and obey their parents,
elders and teachers, New Delhi
reports.
The rock, on which stands the
silva temple at Rajula Manda-
girl. bears the edict of Emperor
Asoka engraved in characters
tic Brahmi script. archaeolo-
gists declare. It is a 15-line epi-
graph, 10 yards from the temple
entrance.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Half Use Nine Appliances

NEW YORK.-It is estimated
that in addition to- lighting,
more than half of the American
households use nine electrical
appliances-radios. irons. refrig-
orators, clocks, washers, toaSters.
vacuum cleaners. coffee makers
and televiSion sets.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Loft Gives Ball Spin

CHICAGO.-The main factor
in imparting spin to a golf ball
is the loft of the club. A good.
solid hit with a driver will i'm
part spin of 1000 revolutions
per minute. A No. Z iron will
give a spin of about 10000 revo-
lutionS.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Mine Rolls Extensive

GREENSBORO. Pa.-The Ro-
bena mine Of the United States
Steel Corp. at Greensboro is the
worlds largest bituminous coal
mine. It has 800 miles of under
ground railroad connecting vari-
GUS points in the mine.
Evening star., 1954-04-28
Denmark Exports Cheese

COPENHAGEN. - Denmark's
exports Of cheese to 100 foreign
markets last year amounted to
59,562 tons compared with 53,991
the previous year.
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sth 81. nm. ---Ist commercial; s-rm.
ssz; s'ss 1850 ka sss4S1 ~
GROCERY STORE ron SALE
81 900 vk. cash business LA.
F 2jsH R0oMrNG HOUSE BUS. FOR
j sale 1t St 500 or hest ofier. 923 18th
FiiiST COMMERCIAL store building
and residence on prominent corner
III northeast, Reported to have been
successfully operated as ladies' wear
store. dbilie cash business IN excess
~ co 5-4422 with the CAREY
WINSTON co. After business hours
call EN-. 3s0134. -23
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SUITABLE OFFICE SPACE for rent
Choice location; Wheaton Triansle
| INC. ~. 7-5s50. Open eyes Il
3 pm. 27
ssS conn asE for Essss So &
DI. 7-OS30. RIA. 3-3679. LIB
MEDICAL. OFkICES--it,t 9th and Pari
I'd. area. air cond.. mod. Call no
2-535S or RA. 3-1397 to inspect. (
1884 X sT. N.W.oface suite Of 4
large rooms: can be rented as suite
or as separate offices; good leass
ana reasonable rental includes all
ntiis and ianitor sryice. Inquire
ct l524h < Sc: n OF call MR
ROzAN6KY al Elk. 3-S561
AIR CONDITIONER OFFICES avail
able. all services. Dupont Circi,
Once B an5 1885 Conn. aye, NV.
IALExANDRIA New modern bldg.
1000 So. Il; near Psntagon sns
rooms; fiuorescent lighting; air,
conditioned: adequate heating: suit
able for ofices. electronics. manu-,
featuring. etc. Attractive fellta
for suitable tenants. oy. $1,000.
AIR CoNDITIoNED OFFICE in law.
Sheraton Bldg. DI. 1855. 2s
con. 10th AND PA. AVE-. 945 Pa
loo. Reas. Apply $40 r st. NV.
Room IS, 22
r ST. AT 9th, Atlas Bldg, SGT 9th
st. n.w.-~Desirable space to- NEE
every requirement. Reas. Apply S1(
r st. NV, Room ID. -22
LEDROIT BLDG. 8o0-s1o r st. NV
-Roomys front Offices, good loo
Reas. Apply $40 r st. NV. Room
CENTRAL NATL. BANK BLDG. 63l
Pa. ave. n.w.--About 1000 50. IT:
all outside rooms; newly dec. Avail
n ! whole or y pad part Reas. Asggpl'
eS $3.50 ! W vi S Blvd. ARL.-snd
a. suite, 3 rms. and lay.; 3 blks
from Courthouse; pvt. parking; reas
OFFICE, y48--Pyt. bath. parking
3; II ave- "a Mo; Very syo, convenient as
furn. ONCE avail. Aug. !. Answering
service avail. ST. 3-6070.
DOCTORS OR DENTISTS - Silvel
Spring; Georgia ave-; air-cond.i 4
rooms and bath. JU. 9-546l. -23
PVT. OFFICE IN laWyeIs suitt. Sonn
ave. location; basically furnished
CAPiTOL HILL, across st. from Con.
gres. Libr. annex; study room, LOT
81. IT,, $3.50. Ii. 7-9247. 20
DIGNIFIED ATMOSPHERE
Suite Of 4 large rooms with foyer
h,eh ceilings. fireplace: In tn,
American Bldg. 1877 Sc. NV,
1928 mo. Call MR.. GRIFFEN
MA. S-4272 Ewes. ia. 2-669:
CONN. AND. K ST. AREA
I74O x st.-Ofices from $50, NO leas'
g25 18th st.-2nd floor, 14x32; 81,
d apt. or once; 2 rms. kit. bath
air-cond. and modern.
1908 K st.-3 floors or less; rms.
kit. and bath apt. on 3rd floor.
Other desirable space In this area, 5
RIDDELL REALTY CO. DI. 7-79Os
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STORES FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN LOCATION. across from
Treas. Bldg.--Approx. 1882 IT.
with bsmt. space: ad. space, also
avail. Desirable for airlines or RI
shop. etc. Cali Ma. S-6823 or inquire
Rental ofhss; I'll Alhss Blds. ~, 80
I'd. and 8. OAK; aye.-7stores siresds
others. stores avail. for beauty shop
delicatessen and variety. Spring oc.
cupancy Cali WAGGAMAN-BRAW
NER, ME. $1,000.
STORE, 3rd and Sheridan SITS. NV
20x60; parking in rear. B. B. ALL
SON, RA. S-0613. !.
r ST.. IN line Of walk with dept
stores; busy loca.: S04 r st. NV
4h APPly M sa9 81 RE ESom rs n
27xso It.: basement 27xso f.: suit:
plenty parting; 3 toilets: Terrazzc
floor; hreproof; gas heat; brand
new. modern. Immed. possession
Can rent separate floors. OWNER
rdaS LOCATION, els q GO st.
NV; approx. 1900 50. IT.: reason
able. Cali Elk. 1854. --22
1873 eth ST. NE, cor. Mass. and
Const. ave.-Good for any bus;
entTs;. apt. optional. NE. S-9941
E x e. H saScp s. nEIesss store
bldg. with 1t. For facts see mgr,
1854 Columbia I'd. NV.
aOS .8th ST. INV, LIST A.; End COM
merciai. downtown business sec
ton. Long lease, reasonable rent.
HUI. 3-7121. rs
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

p S.essE sstrosts I:n az. Siftus sis
tires: 10.0Q9 mi; Al eond:: sale
between z and 8. IA. 6-9476.
sIuDEBAkEK .Sa y ton pickup.
sS.oo e0n NIL sp eeafS a. ssss GET oss
1-yr., 10000 guar. MCNEIL
Sstudebakerl 4034 Wis. ave., EN-.
FoRD So' 1850 rs tractor; fuzzy
equipped TO ice regulations straight.
Air. good tires. 81 200; Call bet.
CHEVROLET '49 h-ton van; 7. and
with low mileage; shows the best
Of care; S495; 30-day guarantees,
HILL q SANDERS. wash.t. Oldest
Ford Dealer. 1900 14th st. NV.
NO. Till. Open until 9 pm.
caHvR6 Sdsi0% 81 a.ton i PANEL clean
in every respect; dark blue. good
tires: SS95: 30-day. guarantee. HILL
4 SANDERS. wash Oldest Tsrd
Dealer, 1900 200, i nth, q. nv wi Mo.
days. 8 pm. Sat. Closed Sunday.
WILLIS Is; excel. eond.; bargain.
S295. LA. 6-4945. rs
PICKUPS-Fords Chevrolets, '4es TO
sis. All In finest condition and
ready for work; S4g5 to $6p5.
cash or terms. WOLFE MOTORS,
1891 Wis. ave. NV. EN-. 3-0l42
cHEv. so: haif-ton pickup; excel.
c0nd.; owner-driven, low mileage;
ra tipi &C. DDIEaiIviERY TRUCKS -
1851 Dodge 9la-ft. forward control
package delivery; paint your color;
very clean; SOS down. Sl.i95. 1851
Ford "6'' vanette Seton: very clean:
paint your color; sos down, 81 lnb.
MANDELL CHEVROLET 224l
Nichols ace. Sc. LII. 4-0010. --26
AZ 2-ton cabin chassis;
wyrssshiSSoER csRRfESySRoIET CO.
Seven Corners. Falls Church. Va.
JE. 2-1177,
FORD 1851 F-6 stake: 2-speed axle:
sxcellent ceneition; -. 90, 90.
bod Sody:. 80 2.speed axle: exceptionally
good mechanical condition.
GMC 1850 carryall; radio ana heatex.
Int. 1854 pickup: with helper sprinss
spare tire. heater. rear bumper.
Chev. 1850 sedan del.
sMic ficcs p pFEuAR srfeI FRSBucK LOT,
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TRAiLERs

1883 ELGIN BOAT TRAILER, up to
E IL fl 1853 $5S II g. al sian,numi ssth
awning, new tires, good ~ eo1d; ;
$l52S Mr. ROSS Let Sec tSi BANGS piS.
| Oh. 4-9sIS. 2b.
TRAILER, luggage; 2 wheels: COM
plete, includes ball hitch; good con-
| dition. $50 80. Ii. 3-3S00. --23
SCHULZ ~ 26.ft. house trailer:
Best offer over 5000. Call ELLIOT,
NO. T-ll1l. " 90
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

NOTE S5.27s.5o payable SO mo.
able S46 mo, &c.,: price. $3.50
Very prompt paying maker. LA. o.
WILL BUY OR SELL End trust notes
Mr., SCHEVE, LII, l-45ss. ~
WILL SELL or buy End trust notes
DAVID NIMETZ. RE. 7-5O3s; CO
$1,000 1IsoSe cHarTEL MORTGAGE
5lzeS, payable 500 per mo. Good
makers. VIII sell for $500. ~.
e S1D' TRUST; sa.7oo; payable s3a
isSo 10. 4.s5s5.
End TRUST; 81 200. Payable $50
mo-; 6E. Good white makers
Tyniy 81 f(lnl LO 4-650b.
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LOCAL wholesale manufacturers
would Ike to borrow 5 to 10 thou
sand dollars for business expansion
Guaranteed So and excellent
chance Of Q 90 bonus. Address
H0Y 970--T star: az
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

6USbNESS FNOF6Ms GOA
new LARGE STORE with psrkinE
space for lease; reasonable. $3.50
1 dfSr311 , In ST. N,w.8ntire BLDG,
with adj. parking lot; sales or once
s-a04i Of EN-. a-l50O; ~
iayatory. Approx. LOCO 50. It. Suit.
for cfice space or retail business;
q. w. SIMPSON CO. INC. l024
eco5 isth 81. N.W.@lst moor and
basement. SOx90. suit. for delicates-
sen, pool hall, shoe repair shop or
other retail outlet. G. w. SIMPSON
CO., INC. 1924 Vermont. NE; q
1S4Sy o N.w.-2nd floor. suit. for or
eanization or club. Reasonable rent,
c. w. SIMPSON co. INC. 1924
r ST. SHOPPING AREA--1st-noor
privil. Apply $40 F st. NV. RIM; TO-
4Is-2I 9th ST. NV. App. 5000 So
y. open space 2nd n. cnesp r an
A inRsdi aIs 4 Co. Ri. 7-65di. x iI'
CoSiMERcIAL, snd floor, 9Th and
$50 to 1900 ia. IT,. suitable ofices
work. Freight elevator. All services
included in reasonable rent. Open
for Inspection. THE BURTON CO.,
412 5th st. NV, RE. 7-2294.
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YOU REALLY WANT A
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SAIL

2 CHOICE LOTS FOR SALE at Eagle
Harbor, near waters edge. For in
LAKE, isUKERati SaR sa r. ssaaa corner,
beautifully wooded lot; walking dis
lance to large sanded beach. Will
sell at sacrifice. Lo. 10000. --25
COBB DEB ISLAM ISLAND. y; lots n nr. water ];
TWo ACRES. With beautiful trees. A
perfect setting. for that lifetime
rambler; over scott. frontage: To-
Gated on Grain hwy: tRt. 30ll, mr..
Rs IS sne new ysry
priced at ST. 500. Terms il desired.
Call M. LEO sToRcH, APP. 1881.
SUNRISE BEACH LOT, eoxsoo IT,;
mr.. Severn River In Anne Arundel
S sSg Me- best pvt u beach h,. Driy ter
ME. S-04S2 or Fairyiew 2-270I.
1900 so. Fl; zoned apt, or DUPLEX;
excel. s. Ar. loo. OWNER BROKER.
IA. 2-23S1. ia. 1896. Pa
ACRE HOMESITES near Norbeck in
s MGns puessase s1 Io up $s6 5erm Eli g
pm. HuGGINs & HARRISON
NOTICE TO BUILDERS--200 acres
in nearby Va, ready. to be sub
divided; water available and sewer
soon to be constructed; terms. Call
JOHN HILL CARTER, Jr., Realtor,
OFT Prince st.. Alexandria. Va. XII.
9-0l97, day or night.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY-376 acres
overlooking Potomac at Great Falls.
bordered by Macarthur blvd. and
route of new Geo. washington pkwy;
Outstanding speculative value. Call
Mr.. Moran, FRANK J. PHILLIPS.
DI. 7-I411: ewes. EN-. 3-4015. -25
B ACRES in Lincolnia section of
Alex, mr. intersection Of Shirley
hwy. and Duke st. XII. 9-7433. 20
Five 1O-A. tracts on hard road
% mi. D. c, 1915 per acre
Low down payment. Balance monthly
JAMES E. BARNEY
Vienna, Va. Phone DU. bsS265
Branch Once, Phone DU. 5-722l
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HOUSES 70 BUILD

Your HOME BUILT on your lot
81, 800 and up Remodeling, adj
ditions, repairs. n. 3. WIEDEMAN
Phone OV. 3-I775. 28s
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HOUSES wANTED 70 sUY

SCIENTIST ursently needs a-bedrm.
2-bath home In Chevy Chase OF
Bethesda. will pay up to $25. 600
Call Betty Guarino, JAMES 4.
DIXON 4 CO. ST. $1,000 or Wo
no YOU WANT 70 SELL YOUH
HOUSE FOE ALL CASH? II yoI
live In sc. or nearby r. @. CO., cal
Mr.. TASKER, II. 7-4040:: ewes.
10. S-S30S. --25
MODERN, under 1 roof oil 2, sepa-
rate accommodations for 2 families
each with kitchen, bath, iiv. rnn
and or more hedrms. Minimum ]
acre with trees; maximum Is mi
Z from D, G. Under SGT 600 with
$1,000 down. Cali IA. S-765s after
MODERN. CLEAN. i .or j bedrm
home In D, c. or nearby Md. 8. =
preferred Have Substantial cash
MRS. COX. IL 2-sl36 Or ST
ALL CASH, any cond.. or Commit.
for 2nd trust made before house Is
sold. Free appr. Mr.. WHITE. ia,
7-6253. --22
SPACIOUS BRICK. extra ige. liy, rnn.
3 bedrns.. 3 baths: 2-car sara9e
Ar: or Fairfax. APPROX. $4,000
COMPLETE HOUSING SERVICE.
s .ssiss. {. 4 iiaoaki AvEETTsTTE ii Ma Ma
A.lE X = ) Fl ~
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT


SCIENTISTS CLIFFS---Liv. rm.. bed
nm. kit, bath, Ice. porch; Steps Al
$40 wk.: July "a through Labor Day
Phone after 4 pm. LA. 6-S4S4
COTTAGE-sleeps 4 to 9; directly or
the bay; $50 wk. Call 10. 2-5glt
BEVERLY BEACH--Homelike. 2 bed.
rms. cleo. kit; close to No. 2 Pier
SS5 wk. HE. 4-5471. -23
COLONIAL BEACH, VA.--Nicely furn
mod. waterfront cottage; bath,
screened porches. II; T-23Ss.
NORTH BEACH BUNGALOW-Clear
and conf; lge. bedfm,, sun porch.
picnic grounds with table; $40 ano
WOODLAND BEACH. MD. - cottag.
sleeps 81: full bath, hot water; S5l
VIZ. LU. 2-53lS or LII. 1896. ---2E
WATERFRONT--Al modern COW.
$500 It'll late Sept. or sos wkly.
adults or small family. Call MRS
STONE, &c. Shore, Nd. 1928 OF
Colonial 1910 nights. 2bs
COLONIAL BEACH, VA.--Overlookina
Potomac; all conveniences. NO
FAIR ihissivEN on chesapeake Bay
Modern cottage: cleo. kit, hot water.
handicapped grounds. beaut. view, pvt.
beach, excel. fishing; avail. Aug. !.
Also larger cottage suit. families
avail. Aug. 8. Call EN-. 2-2O3l.
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WATERFRONT PROP FOR SAIL

LAKE JACKSON - owner expecting
to move, selling postwar cabin for
$500. Phone Pa: 5-1s47. ~
YR. ROUND HOME, 8 rms; furn.; lge.
liv. rm... firepl.. 8 bedrms., bath. hot
water; n. furn.; 3 lots; 8 blks. to
Ches, Bay. $1,000. Phi. North
Beach eo61. 30
bedrms., kitchen, dinette, bath;
newly painted. $3.50, easy terms.
"a miles. d. C. Near school and
stores. Open for inspection. block
on Route 256 at Phipps ave. WAL
TER NJ: R5AuMAN. ,l527 < s.; NV.
DRUM POINT BEACH--Corner lot.
77x135. Close to waterfront, $3.50.
UN. 4-7197. Us
DEALE. MD.--Masonry house near
completion. Electricity, plumbing,
septic tank, drilled well. Lo. 7-S4l7.
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FOUR-UNIf APT. in GOOD NV.
section, more than hall Of price
cash. ANDRES REALTY. Oh
2-0O10. -
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NORTH ARLINGTON
"Old Honesteado

Lovely. trees surround this spotless
. older type home. LIST floor has
porch. liv. rrn., din. rm. and equip
kit: 3 nice bedrns. bath up
Plenty of comfortable living here
. OF CAN BUY FOR ONLY $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-22

25O HOMES
: $500 DOWN-GI

M @iss din sna ares. Bslrian-typs frs-
place, kit. large enough. for break
fast table and chairs fully equipped,
. bedrIns. with high windows. and
tile bath on LIST d.: ! Ice. bedrm:
or playroom on, End a.. Dashboard
lots Of flowers and shrubbery: only
$1,000: approx $65 mo. 5 biks.
OF Arlington blvd. at Falls Church
Southern Realty Co., Inc.
JE. 4-2100 Exclusive AGENT
OPEN UNTIL. 8 Pm. Us
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-22
FLORIDA PROPERTY
VACATION PLACES

- De Soto Acres; only q
Realtor, LO. 4-7700.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-22
VIENNA
Country Cousin"

BREEzEwAY. GARAGE AND u
ACRE LOT combine to make this
attractive rambler an outstandina
value. Spacious liv.. I'm. with fire.
place. open arch to formal din
!. srI1l.. lovely bedrms. and bath
coy screened porch. Only q few
minutes from the District vet Z
retreat that might well be hours
away. S15,950-S2, 900 will handle
BY appointment only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-22
NORTH ARLINGTON I.
"Sugar and Spice"

AND EVERYTHING NIcEI Excep-
capE cos ssa1 with ans expaa ss s atsis
situated in an area Of higher priced
homes. Nice liv. rn1., Ice. mod. equip
kit: > good bedrms. and tiled bath
= Only S14, $50. CT APPROVED--NC
DOWN PAYMENT TO ouALIFIEE
. surprised?
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FALLS CHURCH
Cali Dressed Up"

AII III OOOOu Y u
IN SUMMER FINERYt 3-bedrm.
rambler with earport and screened
make for comfortable living. Estate
i type grounds in the back yard.
Anchor fenced. AND LOOK AT THIS
S13.250-S750 DOWN TO
QUALIFIED VETERAN. ACT FAST
ON THIS ONE
, 1954-11-08
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