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IS Persons Evacuated
AT Qklohomu City

OKLAHOMA CITY, Oct. 5 (A1.
Heavy rains which pushed the
North Canadian River two feet
above flood stage forced the eva
lcuation Of more than rs persons
from lowlands in the southern
part Of Oklahoma City last night.
+ The rains swept over Central.
western and Northern oklaho-
ma. Greek waters spilled over
their banks and four State roads
were closed.
The heaviest rainfall wa
measured at Kingfisher, where
almost five inches fell.
Police and firemen removed
families In Oklahoma City, and
lRed Cross units were called to
assist. Police scout cars answered
Ia dozen calls to aid motorists
Imarconed in different sectiona
Iof the city. Underpasses through
l0ut the city were flooded.
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The AL Federation Of Post
once Clerks today accused the
Post ONCE Department Of iln-
posing a 'speedup system. On
workers which threatens "a COM
plete breakdown Of the postal
service"
e. C. Hallbeck, the unions
legislative director, made the
charge in the October issue Of
the organizations monthly mag.
azine, "The Union Postal Clerk.
He said, THE speedup has
been put into effect under cover
of the departments work per-
formance standards program In
stituted two years ago."
Policy Defended
L. Robe Walter, Post Ofhc.
public relations director, com.
mented that the work-perform.
ance program is not an unfair
speedup, but o still-underway at.
tempt to develop q reasonabl.
standard of performance" in mai
distribution. In some post office
q clerk distributes so per cen
more mail than In others, hs
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ANCIENT HIT TUNES
ARE REVIVED IN
HISTORIC SETTING

What was all the rage In
the music world Q century
ago is now being heard in
Custis-Lee Mansion.
The National Park Service
has announced that visitors
to the historic mansion will
hear popular music Of 100
years ago played in an au-
thentic setting from 8 TO 4
pm. each Sunday. The first
concert was given yesterday.
Miss Mary Elizabeth Stat
tery plays the tunes Of q
piano believed TO be the
second produced BY Knabe-
Gaehle firm In 1887.
The National Park Service
said sources Of original sheet
music now available for the
programs are limited. How
ever, d collection Of popular
ballads owned BY q cousin Of
Mrs. Robert E. Lee and actu-
ally played by the Lees at
Arlington was presented TO
the mansion by Mrs. Robert
Lee Templemari.
Other selections. cited In
the family papers or used
by George Washington Parke
Gusts In his dramatic plays
have been found In period
music collections.
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Time Magazine here. Mr.. Won
Brentano referred to an earlier
answer given to william Hines,
Sunday editor Of The Star, also
a member Of the panel. Mr.,
Weber's translation biased on
his sketchy notes illustrated here
was as follows:
Il don't believe that. On the
contrary, diplomatic relations
can only promote and further
understanding. As ] said to Mr.
Hines. the Federal Republic oi
Germany is the only German
state which Is recognized by all
four powers that concluded the
Potsdam agreement and that will
now meet in Geneva"
Though Mr.. Weber under.
stands no Chinese. his system Of
photographs closely parallels the
development Of Chinese writing
He has, in fact. borrowed one
thing from the Chinese. Say
Mr.. Weber:
Somewhere I read that the
Chinese symbol for quarrel i,
Just two symbols for women.
use q thing that looks very much
like the Chinese woman symbol
to designate the word quarrel,
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. 18th end columbio Road
; SOTO New Hompshire Ave. NV.
> Miehisan and Eastern Aves. NE.
. Wheoton
vlers MIN . Ksnsinsten. Wheaton mas.
p Gvesmway Shcppine Center
\. Capitol ana Minnesota Aves.
81 1901 Annopolls Rood
New Mampshire Ave. . University Lane
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Lutheran L0ymen
To Meet Thursday

Lutheran laymen Of the Met
Iropolitan Area win meet at 2
Ip.m. next Thursday In Luther
Place Memorial Church. Four
Iteenth street and Vermont ave-
niue NV, to present their an
lnual Pastors Night"
DR.. Henry Endress. executive
secretary on stewardship. United
Lutheran Church. win be guest
speaker at the affair which each
year honors this areas Lutheran
pastors, assistant pastors and
their wives.
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A joint House Senate subcom-
lmittee has completed plans to
turn the spotlight on the trend
toward automation in American
factories and Offices.
Starting October "A. the SUBJ
committee will spend two weeks
listening to industrialists. labor
headers and Government oficiais
lon how the overall economy Of
the Nation may be changed IN
the years ahead by the rapid
progress in electronic devices and
lother automatic methods Of in
lcreasing productivity.
The automation hearings viii
Ibe the first Of q series 70 be held
this fall by various subcommit-
tees Of the Joint Congressional
Committee on the Economic Re-
port. Of which Senator Douglas
Democrat Of Illinois. is chair
man.
/ Has Rroad Scope
/ Experts on the committee
stan say that when they began
lstudying the subject Of automa-
Ition they thought Of It as ap.
plying mainly to the adaptation
lof electronic control devices te
assembly -line production In BID
industries. like the manufacture
Iof automobiles and other metal.
working factories.
4 But they have concluded thai
lit covers q much broader trent
toward speeding up productivity
lin many walks Of everyday life
4 They point to the dial tele.
phone. which came into uss
many years ago. but is now be.
I ling extended to inter-city calls
They have In mind the variou,
machines being introduced intt
banks and other white collai
loffices to speed bookkeeping ane
Iother clerical operations.
Patman to Preside
:. The subcommittee In charge o.
1.-THE automation hearings viii b
presided over by Representativ,
! Patman. Democrat Of Texas. Tn,
Iother members are Senator
'lO'Mahoney. Democrat Of Wyo.
lining: Senator Watkins. Repuhli'
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Mrs.. Grsyes Dsvis
l0s Apple G,ogs Road
Qs1isss Aesss, Siicsr Spring
ffovmsriy Of Texas, ssbiD
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Former POW Becomes
Top German | ronsIotor

An imaginative form Of short
handp plus o fair for languages
has transformed q former pris-
oner-of-war into the top trans-
lator for the West German gov
ernnlent.
The translator, Heinz Weber.
81, first came to American notice
several months ago when he sat
beside German Chancellor Kon-
rad Adenauer and translated for
him ON the teleyision panel
show, Face the Nation" Mr..
Weber appeared before the same
cameras Saturday morning at
Broadcast House when he trans
lated for German Foreign Min
lister Heinrich Won Brentano.
His performance was seen-on
fllm-yesterday afternoon. CO.
lumbia Broadcasting System Of
ficials said Mr.. Weber's appear
ance on yesterdays show makes
him the first man to Face the
Nation" twice.
Was War Prisoner
MIR. Weber. a Heidelberg-ed
Gated bachelor, had only scanty
knowledge of English when he
was captured in Tunisia in May.
1943. He was sent to prison
camp in Texas, where he per-
fected his virtually. accentless
English.
He went to work for the fiedg.
ling West German government
after the war and attended an
interpreters school from l947
to 1850.
Mr.. Weber said his job as
chief interpreter for the Ger
man government came by acci-
dent. United States High Com
missioner John ]. McCloy called
Unexpectedly on Chancellor Ade-
nauer one day, and Mr.. Weber
was tapped for the translatting
job.
since then! he said, his as
signments have become more
complex. and he has had to de-
wise q ready reference system Of
notes which win make sense at
q glance In either German or
English. While he does not take
orthodox shorthand, his brief
system Of notation enables him
TO translate verbatim anything
said In either language.
Uses Little Faces
For common verbs, Mr.. Weber
draws little ''faces"-circles with
salient features drawn inside
them. The verb ITO see Is a
circle with two dots tfor eyes)
ITO hear" is q circle with two
handles on it tfor ears). ITO
be pleased" Is a circle with an
upturned semicircle inside, and
"to regret" is the same. but
with the semieircle turned down
Standing by itself. the verb
picture means present tense
With q line at the left. it means
future, and with the line at the
right. 1t means past:
Reproduced with this story Il
3 fragment Of Mr.. Weber's notes
taken at the film session. n
answering a question by James
Shepley. chief correspondent OF
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results" could be obtained by
placing those taken out Of pro-
|duction" In developing the work
performance standards back on
productive work and giving the
Iemploye some reason to believe
that his good work Is appre-
lciated."
Mr.. Walter denied that quo
ltas" had been imposed under the
program. He said 1t was q study
mot yet completed.
, 1955-03-28
February Y, 1865

Two days. ago I conferred in Washington with Associate
Solicitor of the Interior "A. M Edwards and learned that re-
vised bids for the work Of preparing the Virgin Islands Code
will be received on. next Tuesday, February 18th and will
be acted on very promptly thereafter.
I believe that the matter Of constituting a suitable adj
visory group to assist the editorial saff of the contractor Sc
lected to do the work is now under consideration by the Sc
cretary Of the Interior. I think, therefore, that it would be
quite appropriate for you, as President Of the Legislature,
to inform Secretary of the Interior Douglas Nc Kay, if you
have not already done SO, of the action Of the Legislature
in appointing the special committee consisting of Senators
Rodriguez, Ottey, and Merwin, with myself as special adj
visor, to c~ollaborate in the creation of the Code, and on be
half Of the Legislature to offer the Secretary the assistance
, 1955-03-28

The Legislature Of the Virgin Islands pursuant to its own
motion, convened at 2:3O PM, on Monday, February Il, 1855.
Present were:
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FARMS

sTROUT CATALoG Frsel = Farms,
sEAITY, RIsanfrsYs'' sssa.A westward Bids,
CARROLL couNTY: ssS,6oo--on
highway: 100-acre dairy farm, 30
stanchions; 2-story home with
shade: land very productive: owner
has other interests. Many other
BuRpoFT, dial Eyerrrsen 4-ss46.
1918 colesTille rd.. Silver Spring.
HAY. choice Timothy and mixed: :
$50 ton. At farm nr. Ashton. Will
deliver. Spring .4-b241. %
QUIET, restful. breath-taking view,
very secluded 800 acres: miles OF
winding stream. natural lake-site:
good 10Tni. house, tenant houss; USe;
,ssETBs owNER; We, ge1sIs sI24s5 q -, ns5c
doWs, Z baths. . frepls., radiant
heat. gear built-in. gar: approx.
30-mi. view; tenant hse.. -outbldgs. {;
SS9,g50. Mr.. OLSON, WO. 6-7029.
AREA. under 20 acres,
timber and. stone quarry: $50 per
acre: Warrenton area, 100 acres.
over 90 tiilable, 7-rm., bath house
for 5000 N. Z. CHURCH REAL
TOR. LIE w. Broad st.. Falls
Church. JE 2-1239. -25 ,
FARM. 100 acres, eompl. equipped
and stocked with 81 head Angus
cattle; modern 6-rm: nome on
gravel road IN Mont. County: ideal
cupancy; $4,000. JU. e-71gnss
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

FOR SALE-1a0 acres land, with
house, on Blue Ridge Mountain,
located near Mt. Weathen, on good
road, with electricity available.
J. P. DARLINGTON. Marshall Va.
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g THE EVENING STAR
HOUSES SALIVA. tcon,.I

Washington, D. c.
FRIDAY, JUNE "a, 1855
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Continued On Dexs pass,
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OCEAN CITY. MD.
2-3 Bedroom Apis.
On the Walk,
j. s. FLYNN
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Small Estate Sites
SPECULATORS

/ 8. $50 SO. #. on corner; good Arling-
ton location; owner wants quick
sale: property should be zoned COM
mercial; priced right
WRIGHT REALTY. INC, IA. 2-4so0
SEVERAL INDIVIDUAL LOTS, for
colored; suitable for apts.. resi-
dences or commercial FAUSSETT,
6101 Dix st. ne, WA. 7-l121: LU.
CoLORED-PHYsICIAN OR DEN.
TIST - Large enough for both.
Large reception room. paneled busi-
ness office, powder room, 3 operat-
ing rooms. plumbing and electricity
all in; beautiful layout. Call DU.
CoLoRED-BEAUTIFUL bldg. site.
50x105 IT. on Blaine st. ne. at
44th; close to schools: 500 It. from
Benning rd.; $50 down. $50 mo.
Ma. S-4359; RA. GALS. go
FAIRFAX COUNTY
Select your home site in this
beautiful wooded tract. Every lot
an acre or more. 10 already sold.
SO for sale in q new section. Sold
on terms. Call until z pm. every
day. ia. 7-1143. -26
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MASON HIPSTi
Va. Phone JE. 2-55it
Closed Sundays
Mr.. ANNAPOLIS FREEwAY

Q to 5 acre homesites, in beautiful
Forest Hills, located on Route 30l.
under construction; beautiful trees.
wide roads; reasonably priced at
$3.50 per acre, terms II desired.
Call M. LEO STORCH, AP. 7-S300.
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3 TO 5 ACRES

PROTECTIVE COVENANTS
In beautiful Brock Hall. 90 minutes
wide hard-surfaced roads; reason
ably priced at 81. 900 per acre,
terms If desired; located on the
Largo-Marlboro rd. (Rte. 202), 4
miles north of Marlboro. Agent
on premises Sat and Sun. M.
LEO STORCH. AP. 7-S300. --26
s LoTS-cONN. AVE. AREA
Just a few blks. from Conn. and
:Albemarle., Suitable for 2-story
Easements in rear. Price, $4,000.
All utilities in. Call Mr., Rosenblstt,
JU. S-1235.
Sidney 2. Mensh & Co.
1913 Eye st. NV. JU. s-e550
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REAL ESTATE WANTED
oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BEACH COTTAGE AND APIS. for
rent; Fenwick Islands, Md. near
Ocean City: Ewes. after 8 on wk-
MODERN a-bedrm'' cottage; r. Blk,
from ocean; ideal for children;
: slesgps 4 gss 8; s55 wkly, PETo. ~
MARGATE. 303 N. Tburlov--Pi-
parian rights nearly new: 3 bed
rooms. ~ baths, gas heat: S25;-
900. Moving to Florida. Atlantic
REHSoBoTRi isS Sssi' Beach, DEL. RS Rlsht
on the beach Modern apts and
cottages; immaculate. OIL. 1888
1. 2 AND 3 BEDROOM APIS
Richardson Manor; ocean front
BETHANY BEACH, Del. - Cottages
choice reserv. avail Ewes, EN-.
Topic. L. T. GRAVATTE. MA.
RfHoBoTH BEACH-Lovely apts.. !
blk. ocean: 1 and 2 bedrms., well
1 blk. ocean: / and . bderms.; $55.
sos. S75 wk. TIE. 6-7549.
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BULL RUN ESTATES
This beautiful country property To-
Gated in historical Fairfax County,
Va, Is subdirided into 5-aers lots,
much OF which fronts on large
stream, The rustic beauty CT this
property will make an IDEAL ioca-
ton for your future home Suitable
restrictions protect your investment.
FoTs' FoT infssm f1"9 ,,oE 70 81 s2o9o HE TENS
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I ACRE S13 00n

3 bedrms.. nice brick Cape Cod in
the shade Of big trees. fine hy. rm-
fireplace, din. rm.. roomy Kitchen
All rooms are large, fun bSmt.,
chicken houses. hard road: 20 min
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INvEsTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

WHAT A BUY! KENNEDY, near
Gs0rgia sae,s aye inao. $50 ap.s operas. s.
required balance one trust. J. 3
MALLoS, RA. 6-S227; ewes, EA
APPRotx. FRO 10 PER CENT return : A.
family fiat, Boiling Field vicinity
Mr. Yount with FRANK 8.
PHILLIPS, Dl. 7-1411: eves.. EN-
5000 5000 ct.AsH-will buy a beautIfpl :.
location ST. s"o456.
SHOPPING CENTER located in Arl.
Va. consists Of 20 stores ant
mations call Mr.; Dodge, II;
WEAVER BROS. INC, DI. 7-s300
COR. BLDG. conv. location-3 furn
sg5s sIaSt 0 co beat 5ass hss ins1nes MG pSsss
NEW i AND 8 UNiTs Of brick neal
Census Bureau. Separate heat fac.
ilities. Tenants pay utilities. vii
show 1b-20eS return. Trades con.
sidered For information, call T
D, BURGESS, BROKER. 10. g.
VERMONT AVE. NV. 1900 block
:lc,nss q T@s s. 5 SRIts} owars III heat sr rs &
1890, Ewes. can RA. s-ss06,, -.
FOR THE BUYER WHO WANTS
THE BEST, one 4-unit and one ..
unit apt. bldgs., about 5 years old
Better than new condition. Tenant,
furnish all utilities. Best sc. loca.
tion. Never any vacancies. In
come S6.120 per year. Asking lest
than cost. R. G DUNNE. REAL
TOR. WA. T-O7S2. no. 2-0T00.
HOME AND INCOME. n. ARL.--Nev
duplex: . bedrms., etc Also leve
lot. Owner. 2601 N. Wash. blvd
FoR Sfi SAFE 2G~, - Investment bushes,
property, 40 acres. commercial
property. fronting on the Bait.
Wash, blvd. on the east. and join
ing the city limits of Laurel. Md
on the north. Property west join
ing the blvd. fronting now being
developed as residential property
Phone OWNER, MA. s-O713. --26
BRICK APARTMENT HOUSE
Seven 3-bedroom units each with
private entrances, porches and ga
rage. In desirable residential sec.
tion. Orange. Va. $50. 600. WAUGH
REAL ESTATE AGENCY, Phone
$500. Culpeper. Va. 26s
FOUR-FAMILY
Modern brick bide. with oil heat
and an excellent ne. rental loca.
ton. Price. $23,50ti. Ma. 6-S0Qa
or MA, S-2s65, OLIVER 7, CARR
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT
tcentiauedl

AIR CONDITIONED furnished once,
Including secretarial services:
highly desirable location. Call NE.
S-55SS during ONCE hours for de-
tails and Appointments. IA
OFFICE. vie. Doctors Hosp.-L lse:
rm., i small rm.. reception hall
and bath and parking for ] car;
500 per mo. To inspect, call Ma.
S-2557.
BETHESDA. ND, on Wis. ave-
Small street shop or ONCE, with
20 It. Of window display. ideal Tor
jeWelry and watch repair, ladies'
hats or gift shop or any business
wanting street-d. display: including
air cond., Janitor service and park
ing. $150 mo. Also have modern
1-rm. ofiices from $40 up per
month. GEO. W. ROBERTSON.
Realtor, 1885 Wis. ave, OIL. 2-2l23.
STUDIO, business or ofices: living
quarters attached. ATTRACTIVE.
UNUSUAL SETTING In Washing
toms FINEST COMMERCIAL SEC
TION. just on Conn. ave. bet.
ROssi. RORGn' L1SKfNs iEfls coa a 1873 MssYt n s..
NV. DI. 7-S6SS: over week END,
IDEAL FOR DOCTOR or other pro-
fessional man: 375 50. it.. air-con-
ditioned: located in large, modern
ington. Can be seen BY appoint
ment. Call 10. 2-0l51 or 10; q
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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

OVERLOOKING THE P0ToGMAiGi PPS,1roG AZ
(Forest Heightsl-.LeveI: iencs;n enS;ns ios y
panoramic view Of the picturesque
Potomac River Valley: paved streets
sewer, water and gas: churcnes'
schools and bus nearby. Phone m
til s pm. Lo; 1887. OF "
7I9122, JIM BRITT ,eo24.,
ATTENTION BUILDEkS-3s iotS'
ing ing paved streets. All with water
and sewer. Available groups A. II
and 81. College Park area; Can
Mr. Benson. AP. 7.7s7S. IA; 2
3539. OF. G-7O87. BENSON-JOYCE
REALTY CO, AP. 7-7S7S. -26
LANGLEY. va. ~ to z acre woSdet6 cssa I
sites in picturesaue sec Sssiuasaa aSa essaes @ster
avail sysii; restrictions. Price 81 900 an
acre. SHANNON g. LUcHs CO. "a
,S-aCRE S-GsE SITE or two 5-acre sites,
adjoining other luxury, properties
and farms. Gorgeous high d roilinds
e9untryysids; tsyy Pvt on pong s.e II aesi5eG oniy
$500 an acre. Must be seen. Com
piete particulars by calling IA. z
sO9O or after 8 pm, JE. ELISA.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE, INC; :,
4763 Lee hwy. toff Glehel. "a
FINE, LARGE LOT in Va. overlook
ri IF tSd %ashlPs'on;s Ho sI;sl44 Il min from & G
e BLDG. LOTS for sale in CAPITOL
Heights. Sl,l00 cash. Lo. 10000.
WE HAVE BUILDING LOTS in Acco-
keek district, Oxon Hill and Temple
Hill NEWcoMB REALTY. 10; z
one iSs' ACRE. in Glen Hills club Es-
OMIT I'd ffnntaue. VefV
rTSEeacsE Tsfs0ncRls rRSacGrsGsi SaG g .s7s, s1So
down. low terms; level, wooded and
fronting hard surface I'd; II mi.
NEAR WASH. BALTIC; PKWY.
Hs5ssFs Heodsd psi It,, sfss SSss s'fr ssi MAKE :fs
AqTENrIoS. G1SE On HONE HONE BUILDERS
We have lots. Bethesda area; Brad
ley Hills. Wingate. CROSS d.
COOP BUILDING LOT. S675-40
by 100. sewer and water: 5lst ave,
ehsls o'hsI, s7s6. OIL e-777o. ss SI-
IDEAL BUILDING, LOT, 10000 50.
IT. sewer and water, paved streets;
Polinger Estates, Rollinswood: $6..|
$50. Call RA. 3-7355, S-26
10 ACRES OF cleared iand With n!Ce
stream in Clsrksburg, 20 miles
from D. C. Only $500. ST. 3
344O; ewes. and Sun. WA. 7-76o6.
OAKS. Fairfax County
mr., Shirley hwy. - R-acre homeo
dusn. ddissf on LYNCH sliy MstsFR tsRofHRRs NC.
2 TO s ACRE RAMBLER SITS:
wooded: Clinton and Norbsek;
$1,000 per a.; terms. IA. o-oSS3. ss.
II NILES D. C.. vA.--on . soodI
rds.; 110-a.. dairy farm; good de-
q, other properties ., e, Nd va
BMRookHAVEN M RAMBLER SITE, in
Il. neAres rear, iiSi4-it. deep; level, trees:
excellent community OF Old Do;
minion dr: or 9 MINUTES Tetss Tts,is o.
KEITH d. BRUMBACK, IA. 2-3527:
FALLS CHURCH AREA - acres:
a1eoIifiu asre iucEGfE F2ff oSok asS6lk og9 og9a2as asE
NEAR SHIRLEY HIGHWAY
Fairfax County acreage, for deyel-
opment or investment: 10 to 500
LYNCH LYNCH BROS. INC. REALTORS
SprinRfleld. Va. XII. 9-5!6s
R-~R~JT1
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|INVEsTMENT PROP. WANTEr

HAVE CLIENT with substantial cash
for IL to 16-unit apt. for white
nearby nearby va. a. or I Nd. Can evenings.
EN-. 3-5351.
EXISTING SERVICE STATIONS and
new locations for service stations,
in Nd. and d. c., VIII pay cash for
right properties. Call HUDSON
REAL ESTATE CO.. UN. 4-7171 :
ewes. and week ends, uN. 4-1515.
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FAIRFAX COUNTY
NEAR. VIENNA

II wooded and rolling acres lust Oh
Lee hwy. on road to Vienna. Near
Fairfax Circle. Definitely UNDER
priced at 81 200 per acre. Terms.
o acres. wooded, mostly level on
Htdeaway rd., Just on Lee hwy.
Area Of good homes. Cheap at
$1,000 per acre. Terms,
Can Col Breckenridge, res, TE. g.
3775 or at
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT

346s 14th ST. tNr. Park dot.
fee with display window; bedrm.,
kit. 3rd a.. SS5. RA. 6-2036. --27
MEDICAL OFFICE--Modern :. air
cond,: 10th st !. between Park I'd
or RA. 3-13a7. to inspect. ---27
OFFICE BLDG. Leesburs
pike. between Baileys and Seven
cor. Fairfax Co.. Va. Ho. 2-535s
or RA, 3-I397. to inspect --27
DUPONT CIRCLE AREA. 1871 18th
st. n,w.--2 sround-floor ofiices
available July !. DE 2-1n60. "a
I tO5 EYE ST. N.W.--Downtowr
centrally located ofiices: 2 large. !
small room, storage space; pvt
lavatory: heat. hot water incl. In
rent Of $50. p. J. WALSHE, INC,
lis Eye st. NV. Ma. S-646S
LARGE OR SMALL OFFICE In Law
ONCE. suite. large library and seere-
tarial service, avail. 912 Dupont
Circle Bldg. AD. 4-2742. --26
T ST. AT 0th--Attrac. 2-rm. suite:
about $50 50. IT.: newly decorated;
suitable for insurance, union,
Wholesale business. etc.: eley:
st. NV, Room 10. "a
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

SMALL LOT, commercial building. in
Mclean. Va. DU. 5-7304. after
8 pm go
5000 SO. FT., air-cond. space; on
2 floors, plus full, usable Isn't, 2
story semidet. Small compact bldg,
clean as q whistle; 10 yrs. old. cen.
trally located downtown, west Of
18th st. Call Mr.. 0Tatz, with
JAMES L. DIXON & CO., ST
end f1GoiM COMMERCIAL GROUND; ss.-
500 50. #. level. solid ground on
Grade with ne. d. c. Important
avenue; rear railroad spur: S1.50
gs5 g g 4, B. FRANKLIN KAHN
zSSE6 SSi 5Tsd1i fdR GAS srArIoN-1s.ooo
50. IT.: densely pop: area, s mi.
Important mp %ta highTayyss,o Total price.
ewes. call Mr.. Lauer, AP. 7-7lS9.
W. w. LEWIS, Realtor. IA
FIRST COMMERCIAL, 1882 H st.
E.e.-Store with three rooms. ano
bath, ancye; "a basement with NV
heat. Priced, SJ6,5Q0. Call Mr.
MCINTOSH, EX. 3-24S0; ewes. apo
sMErz syn; AZ, a6 2-e6e6' FRED A
THIS IS A BARGAIN-N.W. business
property: rented for $445 monthly
Owner will sacrifice If good cash
payment elAAsa i Ma0s 8. MUIR
Phi. Ma, s-1595, 203 Southern Bids
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE

BEVERLY BEACH. MD.--Lge. corner
lot, 75xl50 IT,: ideal loe.; restrieted
community: 2 blks. from Bay; Will
sacrifce for cash. RE. 6-84O5 after
c6, z, aI,.y all DAY Sat; ss.GH Sun vA.-iI-2Som 2S
house. s bedrms", 2 fun baths; z
kits, eas stoves, y BEDS, o poren
rockers, din. rm. table. Kit. SET y
compl. apts.. incl. porcn: SZ.vVv
worth furn. goes with house; Lot
!37x150, 2 blks. beach ys'e0gva' s'ega
n. Albemarle st.. All. D. vs. "a
DRuM S1 1PoINr. MD.--1h hrs. p. C.;
lot I00xl0 90. overlooking fresn va
ter lake. Bay; 1880. uN. 4-1Soo'
COTTAGE. private beach chesapssk.
Bay-Furnished modern Songen;,
iences, viii finance. TU. 2-O7eo I'll
cGaiaasAIpiEAKE Gias AIin,AK BEACH. only ss.sso.
Neat. clean 3-bedrm. cottage. kit.
liy. rnn.. bath, front, side porches'
furn. a real bargain. Terms. T.
room home. beach privilege: Coy %
yr.-round home, 2 large loSs, en- snI
tIreiy surrounded by tan sIaSssIIIu1, sIsIII1
pine. Priced right, Qn; py LouiS
A. sTARLIEG. 721 lQthn 81: pw,
wash, d. c., RE. 7,lIZs, of S&Ss. &
and Sun. call Mr.. Richards CO.
lonial 3-7165. ------z %
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DESK SPACE

CoNy. DOWNTOWN LOCATION,
ATfRaCTlvE OFFICE and desk
space. In Dupont Circle area; tele-
phone answering. mail service
available. CaIl DE. $4,000.