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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-07-30
First Of Two Articles

The drought generally was worst
last year. That is. the area af-
fected then was greater than the
area affected this year-so far.
With the pastures dried up and
the ground as hard as an old bis
cult. farmers are faced with a
dilemma. II they sell their cattle
now they face low prices In the
market. If they keep the critters
alive with hay and ensilage they
are reducing supplies needed in
winter.
It is the second dry summer.
Some ponds are just mudpuddles.
After last years dry summer a
number of farmers who did not
have ponds dug out areas to es-
tablish them. In many cases
there was not enough rain to fill
them and some ponds which
should be cool sheets OF water
are now dry as a powder house.
The drought in the West in
creased marketing for a time,
and this and a cut in con-
sumption due to hot weather
lowered the price.
Low Prices Seen.
Amos r. Meyer. marketing
specialist at the University of
Maryland. looks for low prices
this summer and fall. He said
the packers demand for grass
fed cattle should be a little
weaker due to the large supply
of granted cattle and a weak
ening in demand due to slightly
smaller consumer incomes. A
larger hog supply probably will
also be a factor.
Cattle feeders who bought
early last fall generally made
money, Mr.. Meyer said. He
added that this may cause
feeders to buy early this fall,
with the demand weakening
later.
At the Union Stockyards in
Baltimore, where farmers in this
area market their cattle, it was
learned that the demand for
Replacement" animals h a
fallen of. When a farmer
markets heavy cattle he may
buy lighter animals. put them
to pasture until winter and then
feed them grain. These are ire
placement" purchases. But this
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crop comes in. How low they
will go I don't know" he said
This thing is so screwy nobody
can tell"
Last spring. he said, it was ex-
pected the price would go to $50.
It missed that by a quarter, the
top being $29.75.
Throughout the country cat
tie herds are at about the top
of the Biblical cycle of seven
fat years. Reports of heavy mar
keting of cows and heifers indi-
cate that the peak may have
been reached and that the de-
cline in herds may begin.
The last low point was In
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Bill on Area Transit
Control Gets OK,
Awaits Enactment
By Don S. Worren

Sponsors held hopes today that
the House and Senate will pass
a compromise bill to create
a new regional commission to
take over control of transit prob
lens in this area.
The move is late before the
impending adjournment of Con-
gress, but the swift agreement
yesterday by House and Senate
managers suggested possible
ties of enactment.
House and Senate conferees
met in an unannounced mid-aft-
ernoon session yesterday to try to
resolve a 1h-year disagreement.
No one expected any solution.
Suddenly word came that a
compromise was adopted.
Two Commissions.
This would call for creation
Of two Presidentally appointed
commissions-one to make a
years study of Washington
regional transit, highway, bridge
and traffic problems and the
other to take over regulations
Of mass transportation OPP
erations between the District and
nearby Maryland.
Virginia was excluded from
the regulatory commission but
will be included in the overall
study.
The conference plan, If enact
ed. committee officials said,
would mean that the District
Public Utilities Commission
would lose its present control
over District mass transporta-
ton problems. including rates,
transfers and even location Of
car or bus stops. Likewise. they
said, the jurisdiction of the In
terstate Commerce Commission
as to this local region, would be
transferred to the new regional
commission.
Action Unexpected.
The Maryland Public Service
Commission. having no control
over Interstate issues, would
lose none of its present author
ity because it still would have
control over fares, service and
the like for Maryland line serv-
ice between Hyattsville and Be-
thesda. Md. Maryland interests,
however. would be affected by
any decision by the new regional
commission as to service or fares
between points in Maryland and
the District.
Commission Makeup.
Under the compromise plan
recommended by the House and
Senate conferees. after a meet
ing this afternoon, the President
would appoint q nine-member
regional body to make a study of
mass transit. bridge, highway and
traffic problems and report to
Congress within a year after the
commission is set UP.
This study commission would
consist of two members APP
pointed from private life by the
President. one recommended by
the Governor of Maryland, one
recommended by the Governor
of Virginia, two members sug-
gested by the Speaker Of the
House. two by the Vice Presi-
dent and one recommended by
the District Commissioners.
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Drill Team to Compete

The Boys Drill Team Of the
National Capital Wing of the
Civil Air Patrol was to leave
today from Boiling Air Force
Base for Minneapolis, where the
group will compete in the ma
tional CAP drill competition.
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Competitive Bidding Required
In RedeyeIopment Land Sales

available for public, institutional
or similar uses"
8. Land which has special
adaptability and value for use of
specific private redeyelopers."
John r. Searles, jr.. said he
felt the third category. which
requires a number of alternative
procedures to be followed, fits the
tentative plans already proposed
by Webb & Knapp for develop
ing a 350-acre Southwest tract
into a new business. cultural and
residential community.
Under redevelopment, the
local agency acquires, clears and
sells the land for redevelopment
purposes. The difference be-
tween the amount it has to
spnd and the amount it gets
back in payment from the In
weston is borne by Federal
grants and by the local COM
munity.
Purpose Outlined.
James w. Follin, Federal slum
clearance and urban redevelop-
ment director. said purpose of
the new policy was to produce
the highest practicable return
to the local public agency con-
sistent with the requirements Of
the redevelpment plan. thus
minimizing the write down of
local and Federal subsidies Z. !"
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Farmers Drought Dilemma Give Cattle Winter Feed o. Sell Them Cheap
By Froncis P. DouaIos

A burning sun, dry winds and
clouds without rain have left
pastures in this area withered
and brown. and farmers are
feeding cattle with the hay they
will need in winter, or taking the
animals to market.
Over the whole land are areas
where drought means disaster.
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HOUSES FOR sALE--N.w.

AMER; UNIV. PARK-Have several
most cow. "a and desirable Hsi g Sections seas
and immediate vicinity from SIN
{ : " s.s:s I'si
aM fERaHeaAS u. PARK-s-bedrms. 9 srk.
Colonial. Ice, kit. yard, gar.: S19.-
eoo. small cash viii handle. Open
s ssa s. t e s ssG Msis ayf 8
AREA, sci 500
Massive, Diet. brk. home, with heavy
tile roof. huge rms. with high cell
mgs. big bedrooms, inclosed porch
s sRa sEo SUI Us Riies 3 81 aas HHF
B ssiSii M TSs % LAST CHANCE
Semidet, brick. 3 hedrms., baths,
garage. Excel. cond. Suit. 2 families.
$4,000. BY OWNER. Ju. 7-?9s5.
BRIGHTwoOD - semidet. brick on
large level lot: rms, 3 baths, rec.
nm. front porch: brick rarase.
Priced to sell. Call NJ. B. WEAVER,
Wo. 6-4944. MARSHALL j. MAPLE
CO., 1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2005.
BURLEl1H, near, Georgetown--t-sm.
excel o sond incest somm unit I'm IN
ms ares: s16.s0o. Cali OWNER
cHaiEviY CHASE, D. C., west Of Conn.
aye.-5-bedrm.. 3-bath brick home.
plus den and powder RIM. Mr.. Murch.
Wilson and Alice Deal Schools.
Priced mid-twenties, Call WO. g..
S9I2 or EN-. 2-96e6. ]. NELSON
CHEVY1 CHASE bedrms., den, Z rec.
rm., 2A baths: l yr. old; SO, 900
cash, $500 mo. EN-. 2-0116. 30
CHEVY CHASE. 4 bedrms,, baths.
powder rm,,, rec. rTn.. all laree rms.
Walking distance to all schools, bus
and shops, MERRYFIELD & WOODS,
EN-. 2-2216. ---2o
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HOUSES FOR sALE-s.W.
HOUSES FOR sALE--Mp.
MoNTGoMERY COUNTY

ARGYLE PARK, silver Spring. S12,.
950--Early possession. Of this OF.
tractive bungalow on Lorain ave. .
blks. from Parkside School, shops
ping and bus. 57xl6b wooded lot.
Liv. rm.. 1878. with tirepl. din.
storm windows, gas 3. &C. heat. drive-
way. BuRvLE .. RAMSEY. ~. Q.
1855; Ia. 9.2442.
BETHESDA RAMBLER bedrms..
End bath, roushed-in; expans. attic:
,Se; Nv rm With pins-ps a'e a nss-
breakfast space: equip. kitchen:
picture windows overlook 20 acres.
adjacent woods and park: near all
schools; radiant heat: brick. patio,
near NH: $4,000. OIL. 2-5u33.
BETHESDA - Brand-new rambler.
ready to be- decor. to your own
taste; large liv. rm.. sep. din. rm,.
Unframed. kit: . good hedrms.. IN
baths. ALL ON ONE FLOORS; full
bsmt,. grcund-leyel sntr: TO level:
to reer. center. express bus, and
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, OIL. 2-7006;
iSs ssssT5sE s. eeSa. 5 bss:s .ss
o asRefssssSas down v o. NO srotsrs.
OWNER. oil: 2-6g76: -29
BETHESDA, HILLMEAD - 4-bedrm..
2a-bath. all-brick Cape Cod: NM
p lsass rssi 49, s cai Wv oEs iEs ta
BfETrRREEsDA RAMBLER in wildwood
Hills; z-acre lot. nicely handicapped;
comb. lily. din. rm. with tirepl.. lee,
s ssas s sss Rssf5 n 81 Il Il i
B HHhE So: "a szs s,SsSS AREA as
.. 6edEns. r,a 2 baths ;. SlsSS6o; 3:
sod pic.aae s'e' Window 5ss.0G Seauii hDi
lot. 1924 Wilson lane. Open sat-
c NV p CHASE Di LAKE.. MD.@1llnss S
forces sacrifice Of 6-yr. -old Wood
asid-oaiit ,. Sriss Colonial n.th Oh Conn:
attic. y bath on LIST d. and also
In bsnit.: step-saving kitchen,
screened porch, attached sarase:
wooded and secluded, yet block
70 stores and bus. protected By
SoHSs 4. HokS. NE. s-issi. I 81:
c fssgSi cHAsE-How BOUT THYis,
Large, brk. split.ievel home near
ing completion. "a blk. on Wis. ave-.
n ssa5 cn EssS Snsss Club 5I,vis ~
rm.. ls-n. kit. With fireplace. rec.
tis-ft. master Dedrm.i J. = TIE BATHS.
built-in Earage; level lot 10xi5Q.
$ai;g5o. FRANK 8; P,HILLIPs. pI.
sLE LIN Hrf LIS R 4ia .isE &c out
and 20 through this comfortable new
brick rambler. Larse site. with add
tional land avail. Easy terms.
Modest cash down. Trades con-
sidered. Full daylight bsmt. Gear
carport. Floored attic. 2 bedrms..
2 baths. center hall. Big GE kitchen.
Rec. rm., liy.-dining rm. Close to
coming super highway. Homesites
also avail. at SC per 50. II. ThrouGh
Rockville on Rte. %, left ct Glen
Kills sign. EVENINGS. OIL. 4-0649.
CONTINUED On Next Pase.l
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CHEVY CHASE
REAL BARGAIN
LOW CASH

OPEN s 10
Spacious, semidetached home near
schools. 4 bedrms., Ia baths, fenced
yard and garage. CAN Mrs. Cha
conas, EN-. 2-3725.
]. G.. CHATEI
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BUSINESS oPpoRruNITIEs

ROoMlNG HOUSE, housekeeping
rms. good downtown location: rent
Ss5. income $3.50 mo. SS,0 down.
III; 2-9aA5. r.,,,. Up
ia lunch room on Washinston-Balto.
blvd. Reas. rent, plenty OF parking.
O.. b. zANTzfNGER. JR, WA.
7-1slo or uN. 4-0025. 10
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1858 ALLENDALE PL. NV.

~. 7-soSi. sun. Ewes. ~. s-sls7
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

FURN. OR PARTLY FURN., some
land, Montscmery County. OIL. A.
ADDITIONAL HOMES NEEDEDMwe
have fine tenants for homes in
Bethesda, Silver Spring. Langley
Park For complete rental service
phone us today; PERRY HAY CO..
REcEETIY oRGxN i7aSS0. BAPTisr
CHURCH desires suitable place for
worship, In D. c. or area; empty
store room might serve. Box 12S-v
SILVER SPRING - Three-bedroom
house fenced yard; ! child Sd25.
NAVAL cap CAPTAIN AND WIFE. 20 no
children. need 8 or q rms. unfurn.
det. house. garaEe, incl. yard. NV.
d. c.. close-in Arl.. Alex. to $176
per mo. JE. 2.S497. rs
RAMBLER--3 bedrmss unfurntshed.
pay TOP price and take long lease.
Business executive. Excellent refer
ences. wo. 6-7eS6. go
WE NEED HOUSES FOR RENT.
ANY PRICE. ANYWHERE
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Royne Lamborn

or. 4-S5S6 REALTOk OF. 4-SQ35
COLORED--GOv.- EMPLOYED COU-
PIE. two children. desires Groom
house with porch and yard: NV.
or nearby ne. preferred: max. S1l0.
10. 1.2260. 2Se
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CONGRESS HGTs;-S1 600 DOWN
MODERN 5-YR. -OLD, 2-APT. BRICK
Three rms. and tiled bath in each
apt. Assume large 4es FILA loan
with low monthly payments. A won
derful investment. See this and
S136 or ST. 3-736S. ATLAS REAL
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BUS. OPPORTUNITIES teens.,

FoR sALE--well esteblished. profit-
ssssSssa2s Or RA. w. s-os SsD e.n 2s =.
downtown, siI 18th st. n.w.--Air-
| cond.: excel. loo. for barber shop,
sss ss5 m Dsr bi sse e any 0sinosss
fARI .sss r wASTE gor sor part interest
Cali at 1917 41st pl. SIC. LU. 2-0773.
In. ]. AVE. BAR AND GRrLL with
lie. "C"; $1l. 600. Cor. Of N. !. ave,
and 2 St; nv; : " lease incl 4
DANIELS. owner n; i AD. 7.7sTs. 80 30;
RENT to reliable colored--IS rms. 4
nishsd. IDEAL ioss s $4,000. Easy
seT ms RA a,s s- hsGl,s r.nt Z ri i
refined coiored si.ao6 e an. = All III fur r.
|. section. RA. 6-1393. go
LIQUOR. Glass A Md. 1853 gross
over 100000; net up to new owner.
QUICK. aii-cash deal. ss5, 900 plus
stock. 1864 Chey. truck. furr.. fx-
lures. incl. Principals only. Box
RE aSEai sssFi suburban Maryland.
81 days. closes 4 p IN. daily; crosses os
Substantial cash needed. IA. 5000.
GROCERY STORE, self-service mar a
ket. corner location. rsas; rent.
good business. Cali OWNER, Ii.
c S,asf STORE. lse. owners home,
cabins on 4 acres. nearby Va: fun
price, S22,59o; terms. rh. OWNER.
INVESTOR WANTED. to finance ex-
pansion Of. long-established, we'll
1anotaI freaA-nar Aaolar WFitA HnX
Sxs-X. Star or cali Otis z-752S.
FuRNITuRE-wen stocked. est. 5
yrs; gross. $4,000; Silver Spring
r fEsa MOST HSF i PKoM HI 1866 SGARTE2
BLOCK. on Cobb Island; an ideal
B. c. K1NcHELoE HATCHERY.
Gli nsn Mo srI phva OK; 5-sool. 2
partners; over $4,000 per week;
new lease; nice apt. over store; can't
be beat. Ask for AL. Ii. 7-97S4. -
VALET SHOP. cleaning. shoe repair
| ing and laundry; best block In ne.
business section. CAL II. 7.SSil
EXCEPT. BOOMING HOUSE: saerifice
one week only. $3.50; substantial
reduction for satisfactory down
p pay rent or cash. no. 2.s ,9s 20. o..
bsmts.: park . cars: well furn.
s sh;ae so,s Eish $500 cash. s21 ao mo.
FOR sA IEiEsp room. Due to To- ill.,
ness. must sacrifice; 4 tables: located
per mo- Va cali SI Ienah b-s74s. 49, .'O
INVESTOR or partner with or with
out services in going auto sales and
| service business, fully equipped, do
ing very good bus. Prime loo. Our
own new bldg. and showrm. contains
parking for used car lots. About to
close franchise for two pop. make
cars. Phone after z pm. King
RooMING HOUSE. NE apis: 2
n viii saer ssseng g RMS Se.. Due p t. heath ~
$3.50 for appointment. 30.
COFFEE SHOP - Downtown; busy
business district. Income. S1O0 day.
5K. days. short hours: beautiful
esSoiPam oxn clean sF Rres s 1i sS 81
|DELICATEssEN-BEER-In Arr, Va.
Established neighborhood; very good
buy. Want to retire. Priced for quick
sale. 1873 Wilson blvd. ;. 81.
viii sell half interest to responsible
party. S15, 900 cash.. easy terms on
bal: no brokers please. Address
Dept. PA. Room 412. Albee Bldg.
Wash, D. C., for appointment. 29s
LIQUOR STORE
In fast-moving NV. section; low
rents. crosses 100000 year: In
neighborhood where business al
ways win be e good; TO see this. call
Ma. S-6744 RA. 6-01 81
80
ESTABLISHED GROCERY STORE
Doing $4,000 VI. No competition
and exclusive clientele will keep
this one making money until the
bomp drops
SECURITY REAL ESTATE
Ma. s-6744 RA. 6-0151
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ARE YOU
LOOKING FOR?

II you need q new location for your
in a new, modern shopping center.
located in thickly populated Sc
community. State your terms to
manager on project or call 10. q
1888
Wahler pl. left on Wahler pl. to
rental office, 1910 Waller pl.
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BUILT BY. TIFFEY
MODERN 2-FAMILY

II IL y III III IL III
rTOHEr,T $3.50
MOOEaN z-FAM1LY
sEMIDETACHED RRrcK
SnA5 North Canitoi 81 Tn nsw-
house Condition pest craas ~
hardwood flooss and trim through h.
shire ave. express bus and con-
venient to everything. In q fine
residential section Of the city.
3 rms. and bath each. Private
front and rear entrances. Auto
matte gas h;-w.h. and laundry rm.
msnts a ent fof So ea ras aP so
apartments newly decorated. Priced
low a. Si6.30O with substantial
20 asu paynent ny, ro1 appointment
o1asaSp III Sni =. ~; rarEer, Ia.
witb u TiFFEvxv s4. c6 GXMciusiVe
c Siia \; 2: ~ Am = 5N sgs;
tiled baths, rec. rm., gas heat. A deer
yard. Priced TO sell with $1,000
down. JAMES CARR, Elk. $1,000,
AID. 4-S050. 20
COLORED-Ia51 IRVING ST NV
Br,ck. 4 rms bath. oil NV. neat.
brick gar: poss. with deposit. RA.
3-2OSi. a ii. LALAGER. bi. 7.7Sio.
--29
COLORED-3817 10th ST NV
20-ft. wide, row brick: rooms,
s sssssed ass ssrss sosfs Pes ssnts5
and ready for immediate occu-
pancy; SI4,960. Cali Mr.. BRENT,
Ma S.9763.
cny onrr ,eor o.,. su
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ARLINGTON-Brick rooms, In
closed porch, full basement: corner
FALLS CHURCH-Modern rambler Of
8 rooms with carport and patio.
School in sight. $125 mo.
O. E. LANIER. IA. 1884.
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FAIRFAX COUNTY

Leigh Mill I'd. MISUNDERSTANDING
rambler on B acres. Two bedrms.,
huge artistic liv. rrn. with fireplace;
oil burner. modern kitchen. Rent
reduced to S135 per mo. HERMAN
Z. GASCH & SON. sos woodward
Bldg, MA. S-1254. Sat. and Sun,
If o-SSTQ %
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HOUSES TO SHARE

WANTED-A girl to share George
town house with 2 other girls. Call
NO. 1895. go
house with 4 other girls: SIS ca,
mo. pu. 7-S922, Sat-. Sun; after
D. Weekdays. 20
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CHEVY CHASE, D. c
NEW LISTING

1881 Tennyson st., open 3 to 5. Mar
velous house for children, very close
to schools, in well-established neigh
borhood with 5 bedrms. and 2 baths,
q lge. family kitchen. spacious liv.
rm. and din. rm., and wonderful
safe rear yard: $22,950. Call Mrs.
Barry, KE. 7-1S94 or DE. 2-1137.
j. C.. CHATEL
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1923 CLAY ST. NE.
Living room, dining room,
kitchen, 2 bedrooms, bath.
Oil heat. Newly decorated.
Vacant. Rent, $40. Key at
1880 Clay st.
B. F. SAUL co.
e25 18th st. NV, MA. s-2100
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S85 PER MONTH

$85 PER MONTH
Anna-Lee hgts.-2-bedrm. bungalow.
Nice-siZe rooms. equipped kitchen.
screened porch. Now available.
500 PER MONTH
g. Randolph st.--5-room bungalow,
fun basement, gas. heat, equipped
kitchen: Newly redecorated inside
and out. Now available.
$110 PER MONTH
N. Arlington--3-bedroom bath. ma
sonry bungalow. Full basement, oil
heat. Now available.
$125 PER MONTH
Westover area--3-bedroom brick CO.
lonial. Full basement. Available Sept.
10th.
$125 PER MONTH
MISSIONER area--2-bedroom brick Co
lonial. Full basement, nice-size rms;
close to bus and schools. Available
$40 PER MONTH
o. Woodley. Falls Church area-Ele-
CANT rambler, 3 bedrooms, washer.
dryer. dishwasher, disposal. carport;
lovely trees. Available Sept. 18th.
J. H. BENOIT, -Realtor
$3.50 N; Wash. Blvd. Arlington. Va.
KE. S-6677 JE. 3-II41
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LESS THAN Sp0, 600
OPEN SUNDAY. 2 TO A

319 MADISON ST. NV.
vacant Wednesday. Corner brick.
crete front porch: built-in garage.
Wen financed. Easy terms. See Il
and make an offer. NJ. .. weaver.
WO. 6-4944.
MARSHALL J. WApLE CO.
LIZA 14th st. NV. AID. 4-20o5.
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REAL EST. SALE OR EXCHANGE

100 ACRES. tobacco farm, 10 miles
D. C., Prince Georges County; house.
barn, stable. large 1o0x2O building
and eauipment; win exchange for
business s property;. or income prop
sell outright. 10. 7-2725. go
OWNER WILL TRADE EQUITY In
4-unit brick apt, Suitlar1d. Md |:
gross, $2.SS0 year: tenants pay
utilities; excellent condition; fully
thesda or Rockville. Call OIL. 6-7822
after pm. 29s
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HA. 2-7234
MANASSAS. VA.

MANASSAS, VA.
2-story Colonial with bedrms. and
porches: all modern. on 10 acres
with pond and stream: Is acres
fenced for pasture. Available i'm
mediately: S135 mo. HARDEN
REALTY CO., 426 South Main St.
Manassas. Va. 20S-J. rs
HYBLA VALLEY, VA.
Beautiful 3-bedroom California ram
b.. situated on .-acre wooded lot,
rage attached. Fully equipped
kitchen. Rent. S125 mo.
v. Ward Boswell, Inc.
220 8. wash. St., Alex, Va.
TIE. 8-7721 till o PM.
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KENs1NoToN

Now available, O DIET. brick home,
offering 1st-foor bedrn. and bath;
2 very large bedrooms on 2nd floor;
blocks to shopping and transporta-
ton: very reasonably priced; eve
nings call RA. 1885,.
Kinks REALTY. Cos CO.. REALTORS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-08-28
BRICK & sT S5N RAMBLER
WHY PAY RENT?
1907 SHERIDAN ST. NV.
ONLY ~ 600 CASH

than rent. buys o for g' yourself IT. ti Iss
stead Of your landlord) this charm
ing modern brick home In this ex-
elusive and COW. loo, mr.. Walter
Reed. SCHOOLS OF. YOUR. OWN
es. shopping, etc. Ist d. has hall,
liv. rm:. din. rm., breakfast rm.,
equip. kit: End floor has 8 lge.
bedrms. and Q full baths, rec. rm.,
built-in garage, gas heat, lse. porch,
ETC.: priced very low, TOO; Today
days, cali Elk. 3-isi1.
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HOUSES sALE--N.e. tcens. j

crittendsn It. ne
also good terms for nora.vsfs. cal
MI. Maury. Tu. 2-3026. MARSHALL,
7, WAPLE CO.. 1924 18th st. NV.
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1880 18th ST. N.w.--Eight rms. and
bath. oil heat. parking space; S135
WALTER A. BROWN
10ls vt. Ave. MA. S-1662, OIL. 2.b134
ARLINGTON-FALiS CHURCH
A fenced I'd. sgioo.. -
2-bedrm. brick; bsmt.: sood cow.
neighborhood. S11O.
3-bedrm.. brick: attachd; sarase;
screened porch. bsmt: 500.
CAROLINE L. CAMPBELL, JE. S-0d1a
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COLOHED
AIR-coND1T1oNED
OPEN SUNDAY, Us
915 LAWRENCE NE.

Brand new detached home
under construction, finished in
two weeks. with REFRIGERATED
s-ton ir-condition unit, mod
ern kitchen, dishwasher, dis
posal. breakfast bar, large
living room with fireplace.
large dining room. 3 bedrooms
and powder room on LIST floor.
full basement, choice Of deco
rating colors. Price, S1S,950.
Terms arranged, wiz consider
trades.
JOSEPH KINsKY. Realtor
IT. 3-5311 WA. 1-33o4
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472R bth aT. N.W.

H7Zb btn 81. NV.
Exceptionally nice 3-bedrm. brick
home. Conv. to public and parochial
schools and bus; sos. EN-. 3-2913:
Ia. 9.0199. 20
ARL. FOREsT-BRICK COLONIAL
Three bedrms... tiled bath upstairs;
ing room. large equipped kitchen
downstairs; full bsmt.; knotty pine
rec rnn. with u bath; large corner
lot; $40 month. Call F. e. Mall
COLIN, Realtor, ia. 7-3024. 20
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as5a AILENDALE PL. NV.
OFF LINNEAN AVE.
A well-located. ccnter-haIl plan home
venient TO Conn. avenue shcrpias
Lovely patio and garden on living
room. fireplace: 3 master bedrooms
and 2 baths on End a.; rooms
and bath on 3rd a.: built-in 2-cay
garage and sundeck; price, $40. 500
with accom-. terms. To inspect. cali
Mr., Ryan, DE. 2-611S. To reach:
Out Conn; ave: 70 Aloemarls. rent
70 our sign. N. PAUL HANNAH.
732 18th st. NV. NE. s-4l00.
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BY OWNER
u cnr q II

4OON Az y : !. 0sAI.
Nice neighborhood. mr.. public schools;
5 rms, bath, semidet. brick. full
bsmt. with outside entr.. extra side
lot, Diet. brick garage. Call for
appt. LII. 2-704S --2a
OPEN SUM-, 2 TIL 5
1889 2Sth st. s.e.--Semidet. brick:
9 rms. 2 baths, I'm. bsmt.: cow.
LII. 2-30i1. Ii. 6-7043. WILL
LoUGHBY REAL ESTATE CO.