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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-10
Better-but Not Good Enough

Revisions made in the Federal security
risk program tend toward better safeguards
against injustices to loyal public servants.
The new rules, as approved by President
Eisenhower, also are designed to prevent
such grotesque interdepartmental conflicts
as occurred in the Ladejinsky case. Con-
f1ict and confusion of this sort are apt to
bring the whole program into disrepute. To
be effective, any security program-involv-
ing as it does difficult administrative de-
cisionS affecting the regulations of some
Government employes-must have general
public confidence and support.
The improved program will lay greater
stress than in the past on the necessity OF
giving accused workers every feasible OPP
portunity to clear themselves of disloyalty
or lesser security-risk charges Personnel
vested with the grave responsibility OF ad-
ministering the program must be OF thigh
caliber," legal officers must be consulted
about charges and suspensions, charges
must be specific, witnesses making accuSa
lions must be produced unless to do so
would "jeopardize national security" and
every effort must be made to "avoid con-
flicting INDEPENDENTLY civilizations
WHICH, are IlOG UdScO upOIl OlAACACIlSC Ill
the sensitivity of jobs" The Attorney Cen
eral will be available as consultant in
such conflicts.
Public misgivings over the possibility
of unreliable testimony by Matusow-type
informants will not be allayed, however, by
the new set of rules 1t may be, as Mr..
Brownell has advised the President, that
the courts have recognized that Congress
never intended judicial processes to apply
in these administrative proceedings, with
full right of conformation and cross
examination of accusers. But 1t is very
hard to believe that greater safeguards can
not be thrown around an employe trying to
prove innocence. And The Star still be-
lieves that the interests of both the Gov
eminent and its employees would be more
completely protected by establishment of
an overall security review board, charged
with keeping close watch on the program
with particular view to insuring that
justice is done in all cases.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-10

Communists. This we strongly re-
sent as just not part of The Star with
which we may intelligently differ in
an exchange Of viewpoints, but surely
not in an exchange of insults. AS for
Mr.. Hines, refer him to the review.
just below his own, of 1.-THE Roosevelt
leadership" by E. Robinson. Prof. Rob-
inson. Stanford University historian,
was delegated to write "a contemporary
appraisement of the Roosevelt influ-
ence without fear. favor or preju-
dice Of any kind" His final analysis
was: "At his (RooseveltS death in
1915 after IL years in power, the effects
of his leadership were manifested in
a weakened constitutional system. in
imperiled national security. in dimin-
ished national morale, in deteriorated
political morality. and in an overbur-
dened economy"
Since Elmer Davis has been and still
is the apologist of the New Deal Dem
ocrats who have spawned the afore-
mentioned results, we deem him equally
responsible.
Edward s. Cowal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-10
Aggressive Approach

1t is completely amazing to those Of
us in the military service to read about
the Defense Department asking Con-
gress for pay raise of Z or per cent.
Surely the services have made the
Department aware Of the fact that a
raise of 50-100 per cent is necessary to
retain experienced personnel in the
service. Furthermore, that raise Of
this magnitude will not only pay for
itself in measurable dollars. but will be
of unreasonable value in the more
important, but Intangible, area Of the
survival of the Nation.
Huge training, travel, and admins
trative costs are. of necessity, associated
with large personnel turnover. Added
to these, we have the cost Of replacing
multimillion dollar planes and other
costly equipment simply because our
mechanics. pilots or clerks haven't
enough experience.
In the intangible area. you might
estimate the cost of a Washington or
Detroit lost.
1t isn't enough to pay the serviceman
the same as his civilian counterpart.
though this would be big step in the
right direction. With all the disad-
vantages and higher costs of transient
life and bonded service, he must be paid
considerably more in order that the
services may retain the type of man we
must have to survive in this atomic,
jet and electronic age. The days for
substituting quantity for quality are
over.
I think it's a crime to entrust the
survival of the Nation to $10,000-a-
year men. which is about what our
generals get. Fortunately. We don't
have such men wearing stars today
simply because they, more than any
others, have become committed
after starting their careers during less
prosperous times. What about the
future? Can the Nation afford the
true $10,000-a-year man in these vital
positions? The enlisted career is equally
bad; they have about $4,000 per year
to look forward to as the ultimate goal.
The most sorely needed raises are in
the top grades of both the commits
stoned and enlisted ranks our generals
and master sergeants, with proportion
ate increases down the line. repeat,
these raises will pay for themselves in
measurable dollars, as we'll as insuring
the survival of our Nation. Let's not
be penny wise and ruble foolish.
Career Committed Major.
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Purchase

The knock was bold on the Kitchen
door
Yet / had not seen this man before
Who stood NTH sun on his thdtch of
hair
And calmness to TEND my puzzled stare.
Honey for SALE" tDere the words he
said
And though he sttu stood, I sdu instead
OF his tall frame the fields Of my home
And our broUn bees In his honeyconb.
sap fresh bread and my mothers
hands
And the sun on him Uds on our lands.
And Dto mould not. for bits OF money,
Buy her childhood back--buyino honey2
AnobeI Armour.
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been on a watery treadmill. There was
a no-quarter war in the air for more
than three years. Official defense fig
ures reveal that 800 MIG-15s were
shot down. including just seven by
United States Navy aircraft. Almost all
the rest were shot down by F-86
Sabrejets. which could have nabbed
800 more if permitted to fly north of
the Yalu River.
The Navy says that TasA Forces77
flew 100000 combat" sorties. How
many of these were strictly local cover
for the carriers. and how many were
flown up MIG Alley, where a war of
major league proportions was being
fought?
Air Veteran.
Editors note: Mr.. FRANKIE was quot
ing from Fletcher Knebels Potomac
Fever'D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-10

Of its own citizens and one noncitizen to
complete the fve-man membership. The
fact that the two Presidents who have dis
agreed publicly so often-Jose Figures Of
Costa Rica and Anastasio Somoza of Mica
ragua-agreed to this type of Cancellation
body augurs well for it. The naming Of Mr..
Dreier as chairman improves its prospects.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-10
Gives Nature Riqht-of-Woy

In reply to letter written by George
Young, should like to tell Mr.. Young
that am one Of those drivers who are
opposed to the new highway being con-
structed in Rock Greek Park. I realize
the enormous amount of traffic in that
area every morning and evening. but
on, the other hand we both should
realize that Washington has only few
parks which are used as picnic grounds.
If a new highway is constructed.
many picnic lots would be destroyed
and where would the people of Wash
ington go for picnics?
Lumona Brawley..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-10
Old Guard Counteruttucks

My kind of Republicans have been
called 1.-The lunatic fringe" 1.-The radi-
cal rabble," 'warmongers," ETC., by the
"peephole colyumnists'' whose slurs we
pass over by merely considering the
source. After all, one can only be in
suited by his peers or his equals; and
these political parasites we hardly con-
slider in either class. However, your
Sunday Editor, William Hines. in his
review of Elmer Davis book, 1.-TWO
Minutes Till Midnight" now calls us
the politically myopic who, cued by
the wild animals in our political arena,
look on Mr.. Davis and his ilk as anti
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-10
Requins Faith in Churchill

Constantine Browns recent article
entitled Churchill Regains Faith in
U. S." is answered in the bosoms Of
those who understand the Communist
menace by our regained faith in
Churchill.
Churchill's desire over the past three
years for us to forgo victory in Korea
and his other related efforts to inf1u-
ence our Far Eastern policy toward
further appeasement of Asiatic COM
munism have been his only deviations
from the path of wisdom and therefore
honor during his inspiring and brilliant
long life. 1t was sad to see this great
and best of modern statesmen come
back to the premiership of Britain and
betray his own good hopes and his
reputation and strive for chimerical
safety for his own country and for
Western Europe at the price of deliver
ing the East up to communism. We had
thought that he must. because Of ad-
vanced age, have become insure and
notwithstanding qualities for him!
We bless him now that he shows his
old colors again.
Clarkson J. Beall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-10
Puzzled

PuZZIed
would have word with you about
the builder of your daily crossword
puzzles It has occurred to me that you
might dispense with the services Of this
highbrow. and get an ordinary scholar
to do the work and save your paper
a lot of money.
I believe that most people who do
crossword puzzles do it for relaxation,
and do not care to do research as one
would for a doctorate.
The people of Washington should be
greatly f1attered that the author as
sumes that we know all modern Ian
guages, and have smattering Of ORR
entail tongues. 1t would seem that
there are sufficient good English words
to make a cross word puzzle.
To ask for a girls name of seven
letters, and sometimes a French girl
at that is rather tricky, as is a 600
mile river in Switzerland, or a lake
6,242 feet high.
Yours for more honest crossword
puzzles.
w. b. Gilman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-10
BY THE HASKIN SERVICE

@. Approximately how many lost au-
tomobile keys are recovered by their
owners annually, through Disabled
American Veterans?-M. NIGH.
A. In 1858. the organization returned
almost 10000 sets of lost keys to their
owners, in every State of the Union.
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Questions and Answers

reader can get the answer to any
question Of fact by writing The Evening
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-10

@. How old is the mace that is used
in the United States House Of Repre-
sentatives?-N. w. I.
A. A little over hundred years. In
the records of the House there is
notation William Adams. a mace for
the hall, House of Representatives.
$4,000" The date was 1912.
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Provoked by on Airy Quote

''SFSNSo " VII my <oStS
I wonder if Navy Ops %" rides
again. this time on the back of new
Assistant Navy Secretary William
FRANKIE? A couple of days ago he ad-
dressed the Navy League in Providence.
r. l.. and quoted The Washington
Star as having printed the following:
United States carriers race to Formosa
waters. Things are working out about
as usual in Washington. They cut the
Army. expand the Air Force-and send
the Navy to do the fighting"
looked for this particular quota
ton in my back issues of The Star
but couldn't find it. maybe because I
did not look at the comics. In the
most recent war to which the carriers
'raced"-in Korea-they must have
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Letters to TheStor.

needs correction" In the field of Federal
health and medical servicesO
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Pen-nanes may be used II letters carry
Driters' correct names and addresses.
All letters are subject to condensation.
Evening star., 1955-06-11

CONTINUED on Next Passb
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VACATION PLACES

BETHANY BEACH, DEL, ocean
spec. rate. ia. 9-75l4. wk. ends
Blue RIDGE MOUNTAINS. near
Bluemont, Virginia; 4-bedroom
cabin: all modern conyeniences;
rent by the month or BY the sea-
son. Poolesville 3322 or Bfuemont
c112 Ia
virginia mountains:
S25 week; board II desired. KI.
s-3146. Ia
CAPE COD-Furnished cottage. sleeps
8. Convenient to beaches, summer
theaters, churches. etc; Sq5 week
". Phone KE. 7-0026. liz
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STORES FOR RENT teen..I

4Iee GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-RENT
REDUCED. Golden opportunity.
newly decorated store and 4-room
and bath apt: above. Dstsehed.
mo. Mr.. NEUMANN, ma. S-232i;
DoSisfoN etsfF 3 p aRMs III siP2s zPfs: sHoFrpiHNo
CENTER (s. Glebe rd,, near Arl.
new development. Drug. barber.
delicatessen. beauty and valet stores
already leased. Heat and air-eon-
ditioning furn. Ample customer
gHaNNN gfHEasNnNs c9nsU. & n1cHs esSinf co fReasGas dsDs
IA 18th st. NV. Ma. S.2345.
RESTAURANT AND LUNCH ROOM
Fully equipped; $50 per mo; IND
floor, approx, 2 800 So. #; also 3rd
floor. Vicinity 9th and @ SITS. NV:
Consult leasing dept, SHANNON
q LucHs CO.. Realtors, 724 l4th
COMMUNITY SHOPPING CENTER,
1855 Annapolis rd.. Landover Hills,
Md.-Suitable infants and chill
dern's wear and accessories. Gen.
eral sporting goods. Well-populated
area. MORRISON g. HoLLINGs-
cTSTRII M2RTH gS; gSc4TiSS 41aSSS' for Ty yls snd
once. ETC.; $75 mo. RA. 3-67S4;
NORTH CAPITOL AND SHERIDAN
SITS. N.W.-Lge. store with full
bsmt.: ideal for wholesale or retail
liquor outlet or any other dtStribu-
tor Ample parking. Immediate oc-
cupancy. SIDNEY z. MENsH. MA.
MODERN STORE. large show win
dow. ample parking. Suitable for
many types Of business. 26lS Bla-
densburg rd. ne. HARPER ELEC-
TRIC. La 6-lSS5. Iii
STORES : 20x25, Old Biadensburg
rd., Wheaton. Nd. Call OIL. 7-9494.
GOOD SPOT for Chinese restau-
rant; one here several years aso;
now vacant; very reas. rent: good
NV. section. w. C. GERBICH, NO.
7-6625. EN-. 2-027S. liz j.,
STORE, 1st comml., 15x50; good
window: nr. Navy Yard; will nx to
suit tenant; all util.; good lease;
S65. Ii. 4-76IS. 12'
CORNER GEROGIA AVE. and crit
tenden st. n.w.-Fit for any type
OF business. For appt.. call AR
COENEIL, NO 7.7S42 -13
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|W'T'RFRoNT PROP. FOR RENT

SHERWOOD FOREST-Large water
front cottage: 4 bedrms., 2 baths;
June Is through Sept. ID: re-
602. Sherwood Forest 5054, Sat
urday and Sunday. IL
COLONIAL BEACH. VA. - Cottage
for rent; z rms, bath, utils. and
linens furn. SIS wk. Lo. 4-0352
rvE-RooM HOUSE completely fur.
nished, ref; gas range, elect. wash
er, boat. Call Lockwood 5.2S5s OF
RssE Rsgoe Rev FTedeaEcE e. 1gSaSD sSfb baPea
wooDLASS ssai5i rs BEACH, 90 mi. D. c.,
on South River-Furn. cottages
mod, conv.; $40 wk. up. Colonial
rGRkEY auRhiH poINT-calii. style ranch
home; 3 bedrms.: very de luxe;
boat. OIL. 9-9007 or West River
FURS. iSSS. KNoTTY-PNE COTTAGE;
TV: week. month or season. Co
ionial Beach. Va. Phi. Wo. 6-2lo5.
COLONIAL BEACH, Emily's Beach
Haven-Cottages and private units;
spacious, etc.: baths, hot water; pFt.
pier; swim. fish. crab: safe for chill
dren. CO. 5-0611, Mon.-Tnurs. ewes
ON SEVERN RIVER, near Annapolis
Attractive furnished summer cot
tage, on beautiful waterfront acre
age; complete privacy: Phone An,
napolis. South Shore 3711. -l2
COTTAGE. Broom: large porcn,
sleeps s. For rent Of sale CAN ~
Hs9sGb a1es2f Il HGsSoR. M sss1fS Ms hr B.
CIaon nnff 0e sIeens g. RoOd well:
$50 wk., $3.50 mo. AP. 1881;
COLONIAL BEACH - rms, hot
water, shower. Mr.. beach; $40 wk.'
utils; incl; HU. 3.5z9s Il
COTTAGES 2 and 3 bedrms.. furn.'
ami, boat; nr. Beyerly ssn ~ Bescn; 3 e5soa o.
N. Beach PIX, MD. - Bay-front
pier; 8 bedrms., mod. kit, bath, l2x
IL din. pch.; S75 wk. Also, smaller
cottage; S45 wk. JU. 5-2531, Ia
2 2-BEDRM. COTTAGE on Bay: ami
Reduced rates in June. MRS. YEN
DELL, Shady Side, Md. West River
BAY S.iS' RIDGE, MD.-Large summer
% tom. Available bv week or month
Cali uN. 4-3O49 or drive down
BREEZY I POINT BEACH, MD.-Res-
ervations avail. for desir. shore
cottage on bay. OF. 4-9544. .-l2
swimming, boating,
fishing, grabbing. 6 rms. and bath,
ami. and 1s4-acre. garden: IN
village. committing distance o. c.
$50 mo. Ia. 9-09S4. liz
CLIFF-Port Republic
Md. Furn. cottages for rent to
college grads. by week. See under
for sale advertisement. -l2
WOODLAND BEACH = Mid-Junt
through Labor Day, $500. Second
floor studio apt. Accom-. 3 or, 4
Bath with shower; constant mol
water: elec. kit: completely fur
nished except linens. Scr. porch;
sun deck: pvt. entr. and driveway
Use of rowboat and outboard, 243e
Shore drive, Edgewater. Md. Colo
8 nias ACRES s''tiF Or pRIvAcY-4-bedrm
house with sleeping porch. liyini
room, dining room and modern
kitchen; attic and basement, OF
/ heat, garage and tool house: private
pier. grabbing of pier: miles tt
mouth Of Patuxent. Will rent. FOL
balance of summer with privilege
of buying. Call CO. 5-SS06, Apt
404, for appointment. -l2
WOODLAND BEACH Cottage
equipped for 4 nice yard: "a block
f~a,z. haerh sp-niSA II
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. 22-ft. seaskin, late
!. owner transferred.
KING at corinthian
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Acreage Tracts
3 TO 6 ACRES OF LAND
Is MINUTES TO D. C.

These beautiful tracts oi
land are located in historic
old Southern Maryland In
Prince Georges and Charles
Counties.
There are cleared tracts and
wooded tracts on and of
the paved parkway. The soil
is suitable for Southern
trees, hedges, berries and
flowers. Churches anc
schools are available. High
tension electric lines and
telephone wires in front ot
the subdivision. Use water
from well and septic tank
for sewage.
These acre tracts will be sold
on easy terms as low as $25(
to $3.50 and up per acre; 9
liberal discount will be al.
lowed for all cash. Buy
lana for a home or invest
ment; act now.
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W'T'RFRoNT PROP. FOR sALE

ATTRAC. 2-BEDRM. HOME on lse
lot: 20 miles out; all-modern cows
Glass-inclosed front and sid,
porches; furn.. SS.250, terms. T.
8. H1NE g. CO., ME. 8-0519.
SELBY ON BAY. lge. summer home
furn:; bedrms., liv. rm. with fire.
pl., kit. and bath, lge. scr. porch
3 sides. Call LU. 2-31S1 Sat. OF
can be seen Sun. at End ave. and
Ho,ly ave: lot 100xl00. b.
c6BB ISLAND, MD.-cor. lot 5ss
100; 100 #. from river; reasonabl,
terms, A. D. HouoH' Cobb, Is
RIvERFRONT. swimming, boating
fishing, grabbing; rms. and bath
ami. and ls4-acre garden; in VII.
lage; committing distance D. c.;
$4,000. terms. Ia. 9-09S4. Ia
SCIENTISTS CLIFF, Fort Republic
Md.-Cottases and lots for sale Il
college grads. Approved BY assn
Of lot owners; 1913 cottages. Com
munity bldg. and rec. facilities;
Ia miles Sandy Bay Beach. Liter.
ature or drive dn. 4Ra miles beyond
Prince Frederick. Phone Prince
Frederick 1856. Ia
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

OCEAN CITY, N. j., s44 Pennlyn pl.
Modern. attractiveir furn. large
and small apts.; tile bath; half
nloek to beach; near transporta-
BETHANY. BETH DEL. - Lovely cottage;
2 bedrms.. sleeps z; lge. garden;
S100 .wk. Dickinson 1895 or co.
RERRoBoTH BEACH, DEL. open
Saturday and Sunday. l2-6. 504
and redwood. 3-bedrm contemporary
rambler, under tall pines; facing
golf course, 8 blocks from beach, 2
baths, big screened patio, compl.
Iur9 ins H,StPoint slsDUssi aSiSs dish Ris
below below cost cost at sis.s5o with SIs,s56
in financing. Call REHoBoTH 1854.
CHESAPEAKE BAY, N. Beach. Park.
Md. Blk. 11-Waterfront, 3-family
cottage; & also cot cottage sHn u En,i5o9 PIX; from
modern; pvt. pier, yacht harbor
nearby; income property; sacrifice;
move TO Florida. Open Sat and
REHoBo4H Sahi Isl; 0-iIast iBEAcH, DEL.-Riaht
on the beach. Modern apis. and
cottages: immaculate. Of. 1883
lCAfE NAL Ns Js-Lkc. tuIu. COt-
tage. Lovely beach-iront home:
season or split season. AMSBURY
MITCHELL BROOKS. Phone Cape
2 SD sUMMER n sR COTTAGES, Rockport,
Mass; / cottage sleeps 2: S35 per
wk., $120 per mo. Other cottage
sleeps 10. $65 wk.. both available
June. July. August. 10. 4-5799:--12
/. YEAR-ROUND COTTAGE. com:
prising four bedrooms. two full
baths. living room, dining room,
completely furnished: oil heat, hot
air forced heat: storm windows and
screens throughout; one-car garage,
lot 10Ox100 beautifully land
scaped); possession 30 days;
e. Elegant. eight-bedroom, three
and-a-half bath. ocean front sum-
mer residence. in excellent neigh
norhood. overlooking the ocean. Two
large living rooms, hardwood floors,
four flreplaceS. kitchen. buffers
pantry. maids quarters over four
car garage: one-half acre Of ground.
You will have to see this property
to appreciate its elegance and ap-
pointmentS. This is an estate sale
Shown by appointment only.
I3; Still available, modern cottages
for. rent for the season Of July
and August in Henlopen Acres, or
Rehoboth proper. Phone or write
HARRY M. GRIEVES. Realtor, Box
lat. Rehoboth Beach. Delaware.
Phone 4901.
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WHIRLWIND BOATS, finest boat
buys; again available for imme-
diate delivery. Supply limited, See
them before you buy any boat.
MARINE EQUIPMENT CO. Ma. =.
1850, NEW LOCATION. 9TH and
kEoS l1s
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SILVANHURST

As an example, we offer corner lot
No. 4. containing over 4 acres or
about 175,o00 square feet Of land
and is equal to the area Of "a lots
each 60x120. The price for this
lot fronting on the paved highway
is $1,000
Another example is lot 16 on the
new street being built by us con-
tanning over "A acres or about
10000 square feet Of land, which
Is equal in area to 70 lots each
S1,500.
Directions: Drive out Pa. ave. se.,
over the Sousa Bridge to Branch
ave south on Branch ave. or Mary
land Route No. 5, cross U. s. Route
30l, then straight through Brandy
wine TO the paved road leading to
the right at Baden grocery store;
still south. bearing to right on
Horsehead road past Emmanuel
Methodist Church to our sign and
Silvanhurst.
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SUMMER CAMPS

SUMMER RETREAT for churches.
view: very secluded; Ib0 a; miles
OF winding stream: natural lake
site; good 10-room. house, ten. hse.: !:
S27 900. OWNER, WO. 6-343s.
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RITYER'S MARKET
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

va. 5000; level
lot. approx. I00-it. frt. by 2S5 #
deep; approx l blk. off Route z in
town, on paved street; approved
water, sewer, electricity and tele-
phone available. MRS. 7. NJ.
YAKEY. Phone Purcellville 7134,
POTOMAC HUNT COUNTRY - g.
acre tract high, cleared. perfectly
situated. 800 IT. frontage. Query
Nm ms Es pSsSss SSSnss ESaa Esnt dFuS Il Eoes
tion offers all country life. adyan-
tages combined with school, shop
ping, committing convens. OWNER,
rRREf 3h Tors 'IoTs with cabin Of oil two
rooms, kitchsnette, "a block in
MaTylsnd; NJ 6S6 = III S,a,, 69th, aye. axfoNAe I.;s
SgxsTE1f' g9SS cash hi. {ssssf' fosassssff' AlGssSo Il.
ox0N HILLS BEsT@7o acres ad:
miles District: suitable estate, dude
homes. Investment; $4,000 acre.
osnsF sntTetE = p fnls skNNfF E9Hs sseS sssSt S 2.
sEsinRs sins'tSH Saaf n 'si 'siir6HfE. 6 f MD.Ise. IL
tween Hagerstown and Gettysburg
Building lots and homesites. Noun
tain view. Piped water available
APSiT TaE. H2F 3FvEL las-B B16G. Stsr srrrs ilo,
400 on hard surf. rd., 3 mi out
with city water and bus serv.;
Sf.T50 ca. HE. 4-3500. Ewes. AP
T-TlS9, W. W. LEWIS. --12
4-LEvEL BLDG.--Lots with street
water. sewer and gas; close in;
S1,750 ca. HE. 4-3500. Ewes.
AZ; l.7lSa, v. W, LEWIS. r.
mercial. Never before offered. vii
sell or improve to the specification
OF q reliable tenant: l block from
Armory parking lot, ! block from
Suburban Bank. -JU. 5-5706. IL:
% TO 3 ACRE RAMBLER SITES
cSodes coo Der ciin'on IN t.rms ana SU esssss