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230-A., Cattle or Dairy
2s mi. from. from PC; near Dawsonville.
bldgs. assessed at $50, ,000: oil
cleared and fenced: very level: .
streams and lge. pond. Price, $50,-
600. terms. Many other farms. lge.
and small, in Md. and W. Va. In low
tax.
Eugene p Nixon, RE. 1912
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

@ woods. % hssfieIds and improved imp oSS pas. pas.
ture; ige; 7-rm. house. barns and
POULTRY FARM, now operating;
stock, equipment. mod. 7-rm. home,
GA acres, on Route 20, 10 mi. from
Silver Spring. BY OWNER. JU. g.
$50 Down. sas mo-. buy. for st..
gravel road. power line, good spring.
HOWARD 5S II s0eaa GohRrT-aso n IS ievei acres m
with many springs: for country club
or airf1eld: on 3 roads,, large o.
sedrTa sedpmT. mode modern n. home oil 4 heat:
land rich and fer tile: all land under
milk If you're looking for land. this
is good investment. $4,000 down
handle, JOHN BuRpoFT. Call Ever
$3.50 DOWN. s75 mo-. buys for S.
$50. "a acres: 20 cleared: 5.room
dwelling: good well 2 streams, saw
timber rs miles south D. C. TIE.
s Mi. LLRoNARDTowN, 90 acres. 60
clear: tractor and attachments; 2
houses. barn and All other sheds.
KRETsINGER REALTY. LA. 6-l492.
,1e.acr. h,,sor., ., @ 5,rm.
% acres cleared: 20 O,acs' acres wood: wood
ihano: oio,IaSnloneG 9-room dafm
n,;ias nsst DsnA Tarm; IL. r.lcs, SSU,uVsV; Q 9
hwy. PHONE MARSHALL 1888 for
oWSERmunder oWsiR.Ih $4,000; 81 beau.
stn stiui Wo0ued acres, sLIeam, new
S.one S nettann-reowo9a t summer or Az
SST SST hsths ho 4eoso3ms, nreplaces
5or.. guest sottsss; 1 - miles niles war var
oWasr oesRasn' VIII AZ nass: milss; Eals S3sS Shs5ch
sow rosr r.p,,s 1
" Wsshinesnn hhEuroun cSi An * mlies % from r,
FRINGE Williams CO. ~ 1nH mil.s ons from M
washington at S7'oo09. WI; Why pay pay
fang sT,ISs RTises & for farm arm iand' TERRY
L6uH5toMaIMNS uHtoMMS' 'CoIyNST9Vo III yNST9oi7. Farm With
lovely view ~ Overlooking Bine RidSe MhSt'
sH SHo wMHa aaG MGuntains ntad i9r sale
farm. lss acres. s5.acrs @ blae- @
basS seaSs' 46sdS Toom raiSs aSSsse basement
moW now overhead rh Amot1sT mechir. lSSxalo sS.d ,nc H.
tricity telenbone. scSoei iep, H.. eies, a.
entrance ! Fresh vafer oo stream 1uS +, n
f3eidS Hcnd Hnii rsn
thar IN for ,en Wn N osrn; sJ5 rpf Iur-
bmrg buTe hviormation vo CELL o%~-W' Lees
urRGnnnNN. Va oo ..r. a
o modsrn Sonss a-Iy gs,osc scres .rS 5-oearm' na
rSRt ISRw lree1ert- by oWNEE' Herndon
81 ACRE FRUIT and truck farm, in
FreoericK Co: unnarmsd by freeze,
ses 70 Ilpsn over long season,
psacnSs. apples; pears cnerries, REQ
mo oiaek raspoerrles, etc: local
Ihisss; sMaiis iuliy equipped; S,rm. mod.
.aas Gwsaaas' oMMsr rs,lrlng, ~ health;
ssHItei1iii svtsiviiii. MhSI-CVuMIT ~ AGENCY,
:, ,MysEsyilIs is, .5al, -,
rnIIAMD sn,nII NJ AhbA-A prick mouse.
s"'aL 2 H., uafn; pasiure WIN stream,
rn, view this modern nome OF
fanc,S mism ssim rui ngnt psmt. and
couy,rv ceTv% p'Hy area tor cnlldren. onerS
noiry r,,iss mp'nE on acres only 3
% InnS sgeiIh' LroT ~ S26;5OO--More
NJ rWra SVnnIuaDe. can Mrs: Candy,
Et,.. Ev. gll6 J. WESLEY BU-
r01iANTpEv rS0d1riANE AEESr ESSrr.wv a.
We erh.n. EsA % ml. west OF
nMaasinston' IN MiddleDurg Hunt
SessionLoo Sondoi ,, z: Titn. springs and
W10as; VICE.; L Lieyei iand; mountein view
tuIly tIle ,ne,,llstede ellSf dews,ns ,,nat Suilt @ s5l
sns ana nIumSins @ foSi; Sd, copper suffers
nnars fHl1 esnlS,. n,,..,sa oil heat pssEedJdo
tbro,,uhoi,t nsnsisS Az, srd SnIi SSyietS =
firepis., iSx5S-ft. liv' rm M bsdrm b :
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

|HYATTsvMLE-1s.ooo SO. It. 40s
per 50 IT,, nr. ,r.r, sidins. 1921
WAREHOUSE. 6Ox50. and so, 900 IT.
Of yard space; College Park area
Call Tower 9-6145.
DOWNTOWN-Garage or warehouse,
rear GA M St. NV: 2.200 50. IT..
Immediately available Inquire MRS
HEAD. Ii. 7-9400 or see your real
estate broker.
BALTIC. PARKWAY AT DooR-Mod-
ern bldg, zoned light manufactur-
ing, approx. 32x50, about 1000 So
#: good height; reas. rent. H. r
RANDOLPH. Realtor. RE. 7-2137
Ii. 4-7265,
Sill. SPG. AREA--5Oxl0O plus out.
side storage bldg. and yard S325
MARsTELLER REAL ESTATE. JU
o-0779, JU. 7-b4So.
WAREHOUSE, downtown, rear 90a
E st. NV; 4-story. with elevator
50x25; $3.50 mo. DI. 7-6500.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
Kenilworth ave. section-10.000 50
IT.; will divide. Call
PAUL H. LAUTERBACH d CO.
UN. 1853
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

CHOICE WOODED s.-aere lot, 4
blocks from Bradley blvd over
looking Bethesda Country Club.
Shown BY apt; Garden 4.e3a5. II
SO sd IN r. sslsss Sree sHRs cDesSh es atsr
q pm. Ju. 7-g39a. IL
NEAR CENTREvILLE. vA.---6 road
side acres. BiEh ground. good view.
SACRIFICE-owner transferred; nr.
Manassas, Va: tapprox. 3 nilesl; 3
lots: $50 T. front BY 500 y, depth
cash. late model, socd used car con-
sidered as dn. payt. Box 4sl-z. star.
BEAUTIFUL LOTS. 1900 blk. MacAr.
thur blyd.--High and dry, 5-ft. set
ssmS,.f SsGS from p;ss s;iseiss oo5u suiia 4of 4;
$4,000 with District title and clear
vERa fssS bSAHsIfRLAissiIff SAIfLAisif m-aere lots its in
best section Of Annandale with water
send gas available zach lot has
sso1n sSso BY frSasoss sDDonms. s 6Sy SaS.d TERRY sRa
B. siMSfs. JE. S-s5i7. 81
HERNDON--1 TO 9 acres. Corner
property on main thoroughfarc. City
water and gas available. Commercial
possibilities. TERRY B., sIMMs. JE.
LAKE BARCRoTT-oyer " acre,
RSiLlSG3oob oil. aSi ESTATES, 55ls
Brooklawn ter.--Approx 90x90-ft,,
level, with lovely lockwood trees.
$1,000, Incl. water and sewer later
ais. By owner. RA, .3-4d27. 81
MD. - 1ia-acre attrae.
wooded corner tract. two-tenths mi.
OF Rte. b. $1,000 CY. 1880. Is
HEIGHTS-Lots for sale;
sewer. water, gas; l block from
schools and shopping center. 10.
cmasfSur HEST HILLS. over one-hsli
acre cor. lot Located 3 blocks on
Route 236 In AnnAndale. Priced for
quick sale. Best offer. K1. 9.4334.
SHEPHERD Park. Upper 18th st.
Lot. 60xl27. BY OWNER. Must cell.
Hargain; Call RA. S-2603 or RE.
ArT'.' Tors. D. G. Plans. permits;
ready to go. ~ units, two bidgs.!
bargain. $3.50 per unit. Best ciosa.
Sc, * OWNER, Of I. .sSYS. nOD. TO-
(continusd on next psssI
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HOUSES TO BUILD

MODERN H0MES-Three bedrms. 1;
$4,000. $500 down. $50 month on
your lot: 23 floor plans to chooses
S5l5 Georgia ave. DON MANTZ.
Jus S-4452. --3
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Big Catalog

MAILED FREEl Farms, hones
ranches, auto courts, resorts, busi.
RassseS, etc. 3,O36 BARGAINS described.
galore. Livestock, crops, eouip. often
mciuded; many easy terms.
WORLDS LARGEST! IS years
service. Save through STROUT
REALTY, 234-N Woodward Bida. !.
Washington, ST. 3-3rgA
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FALLS CHURCH

4A189 OA4Q4tO4A
Wonderful opportunity, excellent To-
cation IN . successful shopping cen
ter OF Is stores; large parking lots
reasonable rent.
LARCHMoNT REALTY, INC.
IL. 4-3aOa RA. 3-6736
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On Potomac River

Beautiful view! In exclusive area, A,
store;. sandy beach for bathing. GOOD
Grabbing. fishing. boating: new
glistentng white asbestos shinsled
bungalow, g rms, bath, elec., rum
ming water, oil heat and concrete
porch Sx24, green carpet lawn, .
car garage; IL acres, almost all
tillable: in town: ouick-saie price.
$4,000. part down. l.. z. Narrower.
STRoUT REALTY, Hollywood, Nd,
Bargain lists mailed free,
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EARMs tcsnE.l

- ACRES. 8 open. spring. stream,
pondsite: : I'm. livAoie hse. lights
$50; q; zsERAL Rsrn DsslsF,
sssacRR TkacToR equipped farm
farm hldgs.; AL location. Price
somplste. 5000. n. zsxRAL. AGENT
10 ACES. pleasantly rolling: groom
venienees. outbuiidinEs; suitable foI
Tstlrsd; $4,000; terms; E. "
1eeESsys.. HT. i15 S'is Sundays. n0n' SS
10 ACRES, Pleasantly rolling: 6-room
house, big shade trees, barn: neal
small town: ideal for week ends. OF
retired: $500: terms. $500 down
$40 monthly, or Is arranged. c. w
DUNCAN. Lorisa: Va Phone &c
WILL PAY CASH for country homs
and small acresEe in virGinis within
rs miles d. C. L. z. HENDERSON
,s:r2' sssr22doP;A PDAisy ys; PSasns 81 pfaF fARM-
Beautiful location. nr. Rte. 20. AL
MORE Than les les ACRES with 5-rm..
bafnss b implement Snsri Shed. other out.
bles. and some saleable gravel. Farm
Is on hard surface road and Just q
short distance from main Nc; high q
wALrER FF'isa Il. s2uMAN. x sIH i7saf sfii'Gs < &
shHiEnNiiANbosH Hen Mo spi ViLLEYEfd LlL4EY9d'0i acres
venienees. So. .95o o. best ofier. Cal
xpTR x2pWsEE EFERFhSrtSksSiuRc. IA $500 ,,., =,
Highvay 5: 95 acres. on mscadsn
road, about half clear and In cult.
yation; broom house, electricity,
excellent wells. modern new utility
house and barn; desirable neighbor-
hood: $4,000. Call evenings, so
NEAR FREDERICKSBURG, vA:-sl
acres on hardtop road. store bldg.
cENfrkSiiLEcLfTos FsS flsi EsI Mo ARR oxRsEs .p-
prox. 200 acres pasture land with
fused. fused OWNER. JU. 5-s4i6.
AQUASCO, MD.-Approximately %
mi. d. c.. overlooking Patuxent
River ct Cedar Haven: l14Iacre
farm adjoining SUBDIVISION, nU S,,i,dinsa aDoa!
s4.4oS: aStes Terms. SssaIaHiK aIPIHNiKNEY T 4. EARN,
SHAW. .JR, Clinton. Nd. Cypress
FARM, 100 acres or more. fertile:
P.G.. A.A. or Howard County, Nd.
house. modern, rooms. ADEQUATE.
Out bldgs. on hard road, must pc
reasonable. terms: will deal only
with owner Would consider land
only. Box 323-Y, Star.
AN UNUSUAL FARM Of $50 acres In
q wonderful location. About one
mile frontage on improved state
highway and long frontage on paved
intersecting road. Factually q sue
cessful crop and cattle operation
with excellent dividends. "A beau
tiful 6-rIn. Early American Co.
loniai brick residence with heat aud
bath. Grand large fireplaces and
verandas. large cattle barn. corn
cribs, garage and other bldgs. B.
acre pond and streams. About 220
acres under cultivation and in
pasture, bal, in fine woods. This Is
an extraordinary investment prop
erty with great potentials. Only an
hours drive from Washington OF
Baltic. one-han hour from Fred
erick. Must be seen. TO appreciate
the reasonable offer at $500 an acre.
BY appointment only. II. 2: BUR
l23. Sun. and ewes. ph. Mr.. Price.
23l.
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FARMS

FARNErTE-2 70 10 ncrea on De-
d C., p. Meade or Annapclis- Ideal
homesite or investment. Terms as
Low at SIS down. $25 monthly.
II. c, GIBSON Du. 7-4271
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

and commercial ground,
D. c and Maryland; railroad sid
ing. PAUL II. LAUTERBAcH q CO..
Uf fO 5 aCREs with railroae sld,ns,
ssnnsf ssss sf Saa'd M = a hr'' = 'fRant aaaao
KENILWORTH AVE. sECTION--1h
acres heavy industrial: r. r. siding;
priced for quick sale. PAUL, H.
hNAHTTEERAGH 4 CO. uN N, 4is5SS s.a
81 Srsneh Sate aGf or YoS oOkins IN fea fe4
g new business venture? LOOK
BRANCH OFFICE. OFFICE; Ideal fUost for stor-
age. and moving business or branch
outlet-19, 200 So. IT.. all modern
rsca fasltfs cSs4RucToN Sss 5esfttSs eoapped ab5e
modern equipment: business exceeds
eesoSNHTyxcT' esSHy 'tsI q EAR-y1Es sER3SsIIeR VICE
CHOICE SITE. Silver Spring corner,
dustriai use, R.R. siding available.
q: SRs''i NJ gyyv 1 Ss
$4,000 SO, FT. Of heavy industrial
land with small bldg,; 2 weight
yard; n, e. section. For appointment,
sHvEsaL fSii al PRSo5ffaaRrrEs in D. C, and
nearby Md. with or without railroad
siding. STORY & CO.. ME. s-4l00.
Sc. e 600 FT. NV. HEAVY INDUS
TRIALr--Terrific bldg, suitable ware
house. manufacturing. etc. R.R.
siding. strategic location, Unusual
terms available: Mr.. Moran with
FRANK 8. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-14l1.
sJx6O MACHINE SHOP, with mod.
house. on 3h acres, near Md. new
Rte 20: Sl5,500. OIL. 4-4106.
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Va.-600-a dairy
farm. mostly In grass; 4 dwellings,,
silos, 62-stsnchion COW barn: ship
ping Washington Market; $4,000:
terms.
300-A. stock farm. borders river
nice dwelling with modern improve
ments.- situated on large lawn; ten
ant house, barn, sheds, etc:
$4,000; terms.
800 A. woodland. stream, facing
improved roed; $10.50O; terms.
Small properties. B. r. PERROW
Remington. Va. Rem. II.
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960 FERTILE ACRES

With small river through farm: out.
standing beef cattle establishment;
extremely attractive modernized
brick houses with beautiful setting.
trees, gardens and magnificent
view. Managers house, 3 tenant
houses, feeder barns and silos,
labor setup. In one OF virginia's
most desirable sections. one hour
and q quarter from washington.
d. C, Financing If desired. Many
others.
REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Realtors
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Dandy 76-Acre Farm

DdIIUy JO-ACIE Faith
Rare bargainl Suited for poultry
grazing, valuable timber. about %
a. tillable, now all In grazing land;
excellent 5-rm. dwelling, gas, elec.,
water, NAPLES for shade; mt, view:
nr. churches. school. stores, trout
fishing; estate settlement sacrifice,
$4,000, part down. w. H. Brumback.
STROUT REALTY, 212 So. Main
ST., Woodstock. Va. Bargain lista
mailed free.
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"CLAREldONT
An Upperville, Va.
Farming Estate

In the heart Of the Piedmont Hunt
tate Is excellent for either horses
home, completely moderated, IS set
on gentle knoll at the foot Of
the Blue Ridge and overlooks 2
s5Ss shsh l4s sSctss Tssss sss
is l4-box stall barn, modern
MANAGERS house and all OF the
necessary farm buildings: $4,000
Ewes. and sun. call Mr.. JAMES
TYLER, LENAH, va, b2Sl2.
George Mason Green Co.
REALToRs A INSURERS
2O39 Wilson Blvd, ArL, Va.
Fine Northern Va. Properties
"A. <-1AOo
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MoNTaoMERY :E.l,,,, COUNTY

PROPERTIES
and phone. 40x70 bsmt. barn: y.
mile frontage on River I'd. with un-
surpassable view over Potomac
River. to the Massanutten range In
vs.. 35 miles D c.: S27; 500.
10 A., 7:rm house, 36x80 barn: or
SDaSEss ss n,I:s s. 5ots g. nssf sgeiss' Ferry
so A., 7-rm. house, cleo. runnine
water, new furnace. new paintlnl
and spouting: cattle barn 36xb0:
Is acres wooded. balance crop and
grass; on improved road, 3 miles tc
sYsisoS SYsl o6ishEsy; v.s.p, ~ miles D. c'i
decoration deco 1m0ihis s1as nv. am, amo Fis ssr'S. g
car garage; good Earden; y mile e
INTERCHANGE Of super highway. 20
miles to b C.: $4,000. u cash.
90 A., Germ. brick. with bath. firepl.,
hardwood floors; oil heat, full bsmt.
3-rm. modefn guest house: GOOD
timbsr;o stream; 20 miles D. c.;
eSs-k dairy farm; sts baths, 8 rms,
oil heat: 60-cow D. c. barn, mater.
grasses; Is-miie frontage on ma.
cedam road: 30 miles D. c.;
$4,000. terms,
12-A.. timber land. Eood stream,
Frederick County. $4,000. S60t
peoohEsvrLLE esof LANDMARK. / 4.
late l7th csntury: 5 irspls.. ran.
dom width flooring, open well stair.
case: slate roof, lacy Straps pattern
cast iron grill along huge porch
sn.w,nsd with vi:seria: bath. Of
sis'n DEN: sci. aisss go ssf.''' ''''iou' gar
cHXRIEs 81: yAAs1sogi. REALroE
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND


Farms, estates and country homes or
beautiful rivers and bays Of tht
Potomac-Chesapeake Bay region
Please make appointment.
J. SPENCE HOWARD. JR.. Realtor
st Mary's City. Md. Ct. Mills 3s
DAIRY FARM--135 acres includes
lge. meadow, -watered with good
stream. 6-rm. house. 26-cow Wash.
ington type dairy barn, lge. bank
barn, 12 BY 40 tiled .siIo. corn cirb
machine shed and other good build
ings; IL Located In Frederick County
DISTRICT. 10 acres.
well fenced. 6-rm. house on paved
road, 80 by SO cinder- block ground
barn, corn house, machine shed, lge
pond. S2l 500 Gail agent, John
II V(fYTNXTN naal TEfAHA
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND
Port Republic--Large. plsntation with
Old slave quarters. two tobacco
barns, much timber, $40. 600.
Mutual-Waterfront estate o. 200
acres. restored house. $4,000.
STEUART VAUGHAN
Prince Frederick. Nd. Phone 1921
GATTHERsBURG AREA
Is acres, ripe for development, SS75
per acre. -
25 acres. long road frontage. Kdja-
cent to show farm: mod. 4-bedrm.
house: $4,000.
H. w. BEcRAFT; Gaithersburg b55
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- -
1907 7th st. NV. $1,000
803 10th st. NV. $1,000
The Riggs National Bank
Wash. Loan & Trust Br.
900 F st. NV. MA. 8-3440
/. NE. D.c.--s.000 So. it,. with 4
truck docks; 15-ft. ceiling. 1000 So.
IT. air-cond. Offices, washrooms,
4,200 SO. IT. fenced yard. Early
possession.
{. Kenilworth Interchange. 10000
parking space. Ready May Is, 1855.
g.. Alexandria; $4,000 50. #. on 1st
floor. PLUS 1000 So. #. on balcony.
once. washrooms. etc: 600 amp.
elec, service; radtan heat. Vacant.
A. NJ. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
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BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED sou
EsAAREHxLAfHPu sAAREHxL! Hu VA TATEFEsRoTyTEs En- &. TyEsHEse TSs
sMsMMlNp sfoMMAY pDrsTR1cTT TiEhs Line: F2EEl FHEEl
EQUIPPED <-BEDROOM HOUSE
IDEAL RETIREMENT OR INCOME;
GOOD TENANT. CALL OWNER
REDWOOD 5-5412.
e35 ACRES. $50 acres OF open land
In high state of cultivation: good s.
room frame dwelling. electricity IN
stalled, ample farm buildings; wei
ssRsoeoeSRss ssRooRs. orange, Ss; S.'. Va. Oh. 7sl4 9, q
Gordonsyille 210.
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CAFRITz BUILDING
1926 EYE ST. NV.
Desirable suite of 1,240 sq. II. avail.
ape soon. Reas. rental Call MR.
HABER, ST. 3-1625.
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Dupont Circle Bldg.

z-room suite on IQth foer.
8 exposures. all outside rooms, pri-
vate toilet PTestiee space for pro-
Others desiFing the. unusual. Avail
able May Is or later. Call Nr.
IRVINE. AID. 4-3200.
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UPPERVHLLE AREA
Truly lovely renovated ield-stone
home Of Revolutionary War vintage
z rooms include 8 bedrooms. ~
baths. original. large fireplaces and
tained. New oil burner heatin"
plant. This 21-ecre property. near
the. mountains, has modern horse
and-cow stables. old stone spring
house and . brook. 20 rolling grass
land acres. Price. $500. NO LESS
Favorable terms available.
r. w, SHARP & SON
F., 2: o; T1s1S, THE TL,4ng PLANS, oya, "a,
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For further particulars Of this, and
otner properties, contact l.. A, Aber.
cromoie, Poolesville 1881.
Randall H. Hagner & Co., Inc.
Realtors
l32I Conn. Ave. NV. DE. 2-360O
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So0 ACnES
60-cow Washington type
dairy barn. S-room modern
farm house. usual outbuild-
:nes; 2 streams, pond; 1 mile
frontage on hard road.
$4,000 Ntermsl. -.
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NEAR 21st AND K SITS. NV.
lst floor ONCE suite In newly re
mo. incl. all utils.
WOODWARD g. NORRIS
Realkor
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Beef cattle farm, large
frame 7-bedroom house, In ex-
cellent 'ondition, with q baths:
bank barn, 2 silos. other out
buildings. Good stream, 35
acres woodland. Outstanding
view. 33 miles D. C. S65. .O(l(l.
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Historic TideWater,
Southern MARYLAND

14s d. 4N14 2N11GAL :
Hernhnn Va phnrna 1oE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
Friends Trying to Guess
Eisenhower's SO Plans

| among Republican Senators.
II don't think there is any
question about his running, +"
Senator Capehart. Republican of
Indiana said. He has got the
presidency organized and he is
enjoying it. I don't know a
President who has been so able
to relax and take things in his
stride"
Senator Carlson, Republican
of Kansas, a staunch Eisenhower
supporter. said he could see how
the President would like to re-
tire after many years in which
he has confronted so many tough
decisions.
Seen Reluctant to Quit
Senator Goldwater Of Arizona
said: Those who believe he
will, base that belief on the
knowledge that a soldier has re-
luctance to quit any job that
hasn't been finished. I don't
think anybody can say that four
years is enough to get the coun-
try out Of the fiscal mess that
it took the Democrats 20 years
to get us into"
|. Senator Goldwater said that,
as of now, he doubts the Repub-
licans can win either the White
House or control of Congress in
1856 unless Mr.. Eisenhower runs.
Senator Bender. Republican,
of Ohio told the Senate yester-
day he is convinced Mr.. Eisen-
hover will seek and get an
other term.
Senator Humphrey, Democrat,
Of Minnesota said: "If EiSen-
hover isn't their candidate, the
Republicans will be lucky to
come in second best. If Eisen-
hover runs he will not be al
lowed to escape responsibility for
the Republican record"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
Loan-Aid Setup
Interests j. 5.
By the Associated Press

Senator Capehart. Republican,
of Indiana. said today top Gov
eminent officials are very much
interested" in a proposal to set
up United States-owned corpo-
rations in free Asian nations ito
handle all United States econo-
mic aid on loan basis"
Senator Capehart said he has
discussed such a program with
Secretary of the Treasury
Humphrey. Undersecretary of
State Herbert Hoover, jr., and
John B. HolliSter, recently
named by President Eisenhower
to take over supervision of eco
nomic aid programs July /.
AS outlined by Senator Cape
hart. the plan would set up in
dividual corporations. on the
pattern of the defunct Recon-
struction Finance Corporation
in each friendly nation receiving
American economic aid.
The corporations would be
managed jointly by officials of
the recipient nation and the
United States. Each corporation
would start with a revolving fund
to be used for long-term loans.
AS the loans were repaid, the
incoming money would be put
out elsewhere depending on
need.
Senator Capehart said precise
language to carry out the pro-
posal is now being worked out
with the cooperation of admin
istration officials.
Senator Humphrey, Democrat,
of Minnesota. meanwhile, de-
nounced an administration re-
quest for authority to empower
Mr.. HOLSTER to fire about half
the 4.263 employees in the For
eign Operations Administration.
FOA will be merged into the
international Cooperation Ad-
ministration, a new agency to
be set up within the State De-
partment. The administration
asked authority to reduce the
staff without reference to the
civil service status of employees.
The request did not include au-
thority to dismiss veterans or
those making under $500
yearly.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
BY JACK BELL
Associated Press star Writer

President Eisenhower is said tc
be keeping even his close friend.
in~the dark about his plans fol-
1856.
Recent White House visitors
were said authoritatively to have
been instructed by the Presi.
dents aides not to bring up the
subject of 1856. Those instruc-
tons have gone to some who are
regarded as among his closest
political associates.
Roy Roberts. editor of the
Kansas City Star. and Senator
Margaret Chase Smith, Republi-
can. of Maine, added yesterday
to what appears to be an under
current Of apprehension among
many party members with pre-
dictions that the President may
retire at the end of his term.
Mr.. Roberts. longtime Eisen-
hover booster who visited Wash
ington over the week end, wrote
IN the Star that the controlling
factor in the Presidents decision
may be ''the condition, not SO
much of the Nation and party
but of the world next summer
and spring"
Writes ONLY His Views
Mr.. Roberts said he had NO
information from the White
House but was writing his view
on the way the Presidents mind
operates. Presidential Press Sec
rotary James c. Hagerty said
there would be no comment.
Mrs. Smith said she has gained
the impression Mr.. Eisenhower
"preferS to retire after 1856
Asked about it, the President told
his news conference he hadn't
1.-THE slightest idea where she got
that impression"
On the other side Of this guess
ing game, Attorney General
Brownell replied "Oh, I think
so" when asked by newsmen in
Des Moines yesterday whether
he thinks Mr.. Eisenhower will
run again. He added. however
that only one person could &C
tually answer-the President
himself.
You could find a wide variety
Of opinions on the subject
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-05-12
Wrong Number
Fixed After 20 Years

For 20 years a community in
Durham, England. has had a
sign telling people to ring New
castle 22222 in case of fire.
Now it has been taken down.
It was the wrong number.