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Indirect approach to the un-
changing goal of world revolu-
ton laid down in the earliest
writings of Marx. Today's CO.
existence drive is not, as many
observers believe, a change from
Stains policies initiated by Ma
lenkoy and Molotov. It dates
from the Stockholm Conference
that in 1850, with Stalin's bless
ing. wrote the "world peace
appeal"
Third Drive
The current drive is actually
the third one promulgated by the
rulers Of Soviet Russia. Like the
others, it may gain short-term
benefits for the Soviet Union.
but its ultimate purpose is the
furtherance of the strategy Of
Marx and Lenin. And today. as
during the previous drives the
Communists are able to employ
some major hope or fear of the
democracies to distract them
from seeing the real Communist
aim
The first co-existence drive
was initiated by Lenin when he
introduced the new economic
policy" in the 'twenties to prop
up Russia's faltering economy by
permitting some private enter
prise and foreign capital to OPP
crate in Russia. The Commu-
nists made use of the fact that
Western bankers, engineers and
statesmen were fascinated by
the prospect of the huge market
Russia offered.
Stain began the second CO.
existence era In the 'thirtieS
when he wished to gain time to
build heavy industry and arma-
ments for the exploitation Of
future wars between the capital
ist countries. He led the free
world to believe he was a normal.
nationaliStic leader who had be-
trayed the proletarian world rev.
olution for personal power and
the aggrandizement of Russia
Once the leaders Of the democ-
racies realized the menace Of
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fascism. they were bemused by
Stains value as an ally against
it.
West is Dazzled.
In attempting to fathom the
current co-exiStence plan, the
Western world is dazzled by the
awful prospect Of what a hydro
gen-bomb war would do to life
on earth. and fails to compre-
hend the workings of long-term
Communist strategy. The RUS
sian and Chinese Communists
are using the Vests justifiable
fear of such a war to promote
co-existence to gain time for the
consolidation Of their power in
Asia.
The purpose Of the present
peace campaign could have been
learned as soon as 1t began,
nearly four years ago. from this
passage. in Lenin's published
works:
First we will take Eastern Eu-
rope, then the masses Of Asia.
Then we will encircle the United
States. which will be the last
bastion of capitalism. We need
not attack it; it will fall like an
over-ripe fruit into our hands"
This single citation-which is
all space mits--iilustrates how
clearly the Communists have an
nounced their true policies. The
passage, written in the early
'twenties, reads as though 1t was
written only two or three years
ago. so accurately does 1t de-
scribe current Soviet and Chinese
maneuvers.
In the light Of Lenin's state
ment. it seems clear that Mos
COW is not planning q war
against the United States for
some time-if ever. The first
priority business OF The Soviet
Union today is rather the devel-
opment Of Asian communism
for the final push to exterininate
Western capitalism.
Thus, the dehacle in Indo-
China was forecast-for Western
leaders to read as they wished
three decades ago.
tCopyrtght, 1885. by North American
Newspaper Alliance. Inc.)
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ftsSent to Prisoners in c Chino;
Flyers Relatives Plan Visits

after talking with Squadron
Leader Andrew Mackenzie of
Montreal. Canada, former pris-
oner in Peiping now visiting the
parents of fellow prisoners. He
had just visited Mr.. and Mrs,
ROLAND @. Cameron of Lincoln.
Neb., who stuck by their decision
not to make the trip.
2 In Family Picked.
In Akron, relatives of Steve
Kiba, IT., decided to send two
members of the family to visit
him.
Airman Kiba, whose B29 was
shot down in Korea in January
1858, is one of the American
prisoners the Chinese Commu-
nists convicted of spying. Picked
to go to China were the airman's
brother, John, Al, and sister,
Irene. is.
The wife of Capt. Elmer Fred
Llewellyn also was planning to
make the China trip. She said
in her home at Missoula, Mont:
"I'll Jump at any chance to see
him."
Relatives of at least three
other imprisoned men said they
had not yet made UP their minds.
Among the undecided we're wives
of Col. John K. Arnold and 1t.
Wallace L. Brown, both of Mont
gomery, Ala. and the parents Of
Sergt. Howard w. Brown, who
live in st. Paul. MINI.
The Peiping radio meanwhile
claimed the United States Gov
ernment is trying to prevent"
relatives from visiting their cap
tive sons. A broadcast heard in
Tokyo charged that Washington
had raised all sorts of difficult
ties" in the way of parents
wishing to visit their sons. Some
of the families have indicated
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AIexsnder ,Kerensky wus president Of
the provisional government Of repub-
Iicon Russio. which wos ovethrown BY
the Bolshevik revolution Of November,
1917. He fled from the Bolsheviks
in. 1918 and hos lived in exile since.
Active in emisre offoirs and close
student Of Soviet Russia, he spends
his time writing and leeturins. He hos
lived in the United Stotes since 1910.
Evening star., 1955-01-24
BY the Assoeiosed Press

A spokesman for Commerce
Secretary Weeks announced last
night that weekly gift parcels
(S50 valuation) have been going
to some Of about so" Americans
held under house arrest in Pei
ping on charges of spying. There
was no definite information,
however, on how many have
been allowed through the Ameri-
can embargo on exports to Red
China.
Permission was first granted
to send the parcels last July.
the spokesman said, in care Of
the Chinese Red Cross in Pei
ping. They may contain food,
toilet articles, civilian clothing
and drugs in dosage form.
Meanwhile, relatives Of two
imprisoned American flyers in
dlcated they were more de-
termined than ever to accept the
Reds offer to permit them to
visit the prisoners.
Plan February Visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Fischer,
ST.. of Swea City, Iowa. set mid
February as the date they hope
to leave for Peiping to see their
son, Capt. Harold Fischer. jr.,
a flyer who was shot down in
Korea in 1858.
The elder Fischer. who raises
pigs, said he would take along
two pure-bred porkers and pre-
sent them to the Chinese.
The Fischers showed increased
determination to make the trip
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Gruin Acreage at Record
NEW DELHI. India at pres
ent has 2l0 million acres de-
voted to the growing Of cereal
grains. q new record.
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cious interpretation: That the
succession OF debacles since the
war has been caused by insati-
able Russian Imperialism. It is
tragic that the real strategy and
aims of the Communist move
ment, long openly published are
ignored by Western leaders.
The .basic doctrines on which
current Communist policies are
built - the Marxist = feminist
theory of the proletarian world
revolution--can be read and un-
derstood. technically speaking,
by any tyro in politics. Yet these
policies remain psychologically a
closed book to most knowledge
able Western statesmen because
they regard natural interest as
the inevitable basis of govern
ment policy. They cannot con-
ceive of a policy which disre-
CARDS such interests and is cali
culated on the basis of a sacred
doctrine conceived in a specific
historical era.
Nightmare to Them.
The concept seems to them
an absurbdity-a theoretician's
nightmare, They do not see
that Soviet foreign policy is
unique. being based not on ma
tional interest, but on an in
flexible theory of economic de-
termination written when the
world was very different from
what 1t is today.
Thus. there is an inability
to understand the adversary.
coupled with the reluctance of
the democratic statesmen to
forego the normal realistic" way
of conducting international af-
fairs. which often calls for CO.
operation with what is conceived
to be a Russian government.
This situation has given the
Communists endless scope for
their strategy and for foisting
on Western political thought
ideas that are tactically con-
venient to world communism
the defense of democracy" Of
the 1930S, Mao TSe-tung's Agra.
rian reform" of the late l940s
and the current peaceful CO.
existence" concept coupled with
the notion of Russian imperial
ism"
The concept Of peaceful CO.
existence that is touted by the
Soviet Union today is merely a
tactical maneuver within the
framework Of the permanent
Communist political strategy of
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Power
CONTINUED From First Page.)


community electric systems have
preference in buying Govern
ment-produced power.
1t called for "a full-scale in
quiry into all the new manifesta-
tions of monopoly control" start;
ing with the power industry but
extending to all fields. Mergers
of manufacturing and mining
companies, it reported, have
quadrupled since 1850.
It said the Nation now->is "in
the grip of the third great
merger movement to sweep the
country" and contended the
first two were followed by eco
nomic upheavals in 1907 and
1929.
Much of the subcommittee,s
hearings last year were devoted
to the Dixon-Yates contract.
under which the private power
group has agreed with the
Atomic Energy Commission to
feed private power into Tennes-
see Valley Authority lines. It
would replace power iva now
sells to Acc.
The subcommittee said the
contract was against the pub
lie interest and I'VE reiterate
our previous recommendations
that this contract be withdrawn
pending further investigation
and action by Congress"
One-Sidedness Charged.
It said the contract provides
private power monopoly with an
entering wedge for gaining con-
troll of Twas expanding power
supply and th6s to bring
about higher and higher costs. .
Mr.. Dixon said the hearings
on the contract were dominated
by those favoring Government
ownership of public utilities .
and that charges of wrongdoing
fIuaue Oy some witnesses were
not supported by fact"
Mr.. Yates said in a separate
statement that ''the subcommit-
tee heard no evidence from any
witness favoring the contract" /"
and said this should indicate
what he called "the one sided
basis" for the subcommittee
finding.
The subcommittee said its
hearings demonstrated a fail
ure" of State regulation of power
companies in the areas it has
studied, and developed alarm
ing evidences Of the failure of
the Public Utility Holding Com
pany Act to protect the pub
lie. :"
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315 Children Evacuated
From Tachens 10 Formosa
BY shs Associated Press

TAIPEH. Formosa. Jan. "a
The first civilian refugees from
the beleaguered Tachen Islands
about BIS children. including
many orphans-are due to ar
rive in Keelung. Formosa. to-
morrow.
The orphans are from a home
operated by 1.-TWO Gun" Huang
Pa-mei. woman guerrilla leader.
The evacuation was arranged
through Nine. Chang Kai-shek.
There was no report whether
United States 7th Fleet units
were involved In the evacuation.
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fascism. they were bemused by
Stains value as an ally against
a.
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West Blind to Red Strategy,
Says Former Russian Premier
Leaders Hypnotized
By co-Existence,'
Kerensky Declares
BY AIexonder KerenskY

NEW YORK. Jan. "a tNArlA)
-Dazzled by the awesome flash
of the hydrogen bomb, Western
leaders today are hypnotized by
the mirage of a world in which
communism and capitalism live
peacefully side by side. They
failsto recognize the realities Of
Communist strategy, for none
are so blind as those who will
not see.
The policies of Western lead
ers today are based on falla-
Evening star., 1955-01-24
Record for Pony Express

OMAHA.--Probably the record
ride" in the pony express history
was made by Robert Haslam,
known as Pony Bob" who rode
100 miles in Nevada in the span
Of eight hours and 10 minutes.
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CAT, white. female, Takoma Park. Nd,
Reward IU. s-5727. 90
DOG, small, brown, short -leeEed. with
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keepers lodge at the safe 81 the e estate,
DOG Is welsh CorRi type. has collar and
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since Dec mr. Manassas, possibly mr.
sadsct asst tsT@sr syss SSFssyi sSs Reyase Pnoss
KEY CASE, blue leather. with about
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kE, 6-Az99i 10
LOCKET. gold, mans, small. rectangular:
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inrton Reward. Can OIL. 6-7754.--26
PIN, small oval silver, with music notes,
sentimental value, Reward. .oL.
TT1MESE CAT, seAlpoint altered male
vic. $500 block Wis. ave. Reward.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT
FLORIDA PROPERTY

SOUTH BETHANY-New 3-bedrm
summer home, blk. from ocean. HE
4-5924, after 8 weekdays. III
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FARMS

s0.ACRE FARM. Colonial 7-rm. house.
AL mod. cows; spactons knotty-
pine kit: other outbldes.. stream
and large lockwood on property.
$4,000 For sale by owner. II mi.
J. ss's cs Fl y w. oasi va on F''
sTR9gT cATALoG s;.,r s, Es rms
washinston. 81. s.sss4.
VA, Battlefield Area--1O0 acres. so
stream. barn and other BUILDINGS;
8.room house, electricity. telephone;
81 miles D; G.; $16,950. L. MCGEE
% ACRES. MONT. co., 20 mi. D. c.:
stream; 7.rm. hclss; tazes. $$ 19l;
CO., yA.-29o-a. dairy
farm, ESQ clear: ~ slfalfa: FENCED:
oatbidss.: ! houses. REDUCED to Sss...
500. MR.. OLSON, Wo. 6-7029.
summer resort and
self disappearing farm: 140 acres. 100
cleared and fenced; long frontase
knobs overlookins the river: good
Groom house, barn; water In every
fisld: on good road, Y miles from
hunting Country. Priced Tor imme-
sDso s ns s1sISe on.rS sTps 5or IN n
2e2 ACRES, Howard County, Ice.
bedrm. country home on hill, sur
rounded with trees; 2 lge. living
rms, lse. dining rm.. lge. kit. with
pantry. 5 firepiaces, oil heat. The
finest cropping farm In the State.
$50 acres under cultivation and
pasture, all planted. Lxe. bank
barn, shipping milk, many springs,
on 8 roads. Nice level and rolling
land with good tenant farmer. Com
muting distance. Call JOHN BUR-
DOFT. Evergreen 4-3S46. Colesville.
Nd 1898 Colesyille I'd, Silver
SprinR, Nd. -. III
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AUToMoTivE MISCELLANEOUS
PICKUP BODIES and tenders; new;
all makes; traded in on Morrison
utility bodies, ct $S5 and UP in
stalled. 8. J. MEEKg SON, 622 q
ct. NV, ma. S-2197.
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FARMS tcsa..,
Small Estate-Close In
o ACRES AND COLONIAL HOME

ONLY 10 MILES FROM D. C..
This beautiful country estate Of
gently rolling acres and charminl
residence Is priced right at S35. zoo
for quick sale. (The out buildins'
alone could not be replaced tol
less than S11.00o). This delightfu
home Is situated on q knoll 800
IT. from the entrance to the prop.
erty, amid larGe shade trees and
evergreen. The owner has recently
redecorated and modernized thu
entire house, yet has retained the
Colonial features. There are Z
spacious rms, g with bay windoysl
q lge. side porch. inclosed By jail
oustes and screens. The NEW out
buildings consists Of Q Scar ma.
sonry garage. . tool house 20x3C
with u bath and 2 box stalls: 9
pleasant house with fenced I'd. Ths
tenant house mot newt contains
5 rms. and bath. This superb site
adjoining 2 large farms contain
ing several hundred acres offerin1
the buyer OF this property q panora-
mic view and luxurious country liv-
ing. The farming equip. includinl
tractor Is available. For further de.
tails and appointment to inspect
call
THOS. F. HALEY
LANHAM. MD, AP. 7-S30C
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OFFICES 3 STUDIOS FOR RENT

OFFICE sPACE-About
5000 50. IT,. Heat, Light and air
conditioning furnished, and is also
partitioned. Only 81: so per 50. #.
sHA SAaHiS L6 Scnss's CO. Rea Yiaas
724 14th at. NV, Ma. S.2346.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
HOUSES TO BUILD

MODERN HOMES - Three-bedroom.
SIS. 1900: $500 down. S55 mo, 2-bed.
rm. $1,000; $500 down. $40 mo.
4-bedroom de luxe rambler. 64-ft.
long, SI6.500 On your lot, .ecreaGe
or beach property. DON NANTZ.
JU s-44b2' --16
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MARYI,AND

running water and salte roots: 1900
apple trees, all pruned and sprayed;
orchard equipment, plenty water and
ponds: all fenced; Alfalfa meadow:
panoramic view Of three States. Has
y be seen TO- be appreciated. Price.
200 ACRES RIVER BOTTOM
Modern s-rm. house. located on large
p fresh-wnter bass stream, on good
road, near schools and stores. plenty
ttllAhle land. over goo N feet good
timber. Priee. &14.S00.
Eugene r. Nixon. RE. 1914
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1740 X ST. NV.
sis os s s :SszsRa:nt sr sSsrs 5000
siprII1n n fs z15T3c 90.
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BUS. PRoP.-RENT lcont.J
STORES FOR RENT

: DOORS FROM CORNER 9Th and
other department. stores; apply $40
z s.; NV: I'm; 1s: Ia
SILVER sPRMG-sm. store IN prot;
pharm., optical. hearing aid. ortho-
pedic shoes. JU. 5-4554 after 2 pm.
SMALL STORE, suitable business OF
ONCE. 1920 Bladensburg I'd. ne.
COS o. REMEDY SinssH ST. N.w.-suitsbl.
modern bldg. tn. 2-222S. -l5
S4O7 M ST. N.W.-1st-d. store, app.
6S6 50. IT,; reas. rent, See mgr. at
3415 NJ st NV. or call CO. b-3533
SILVER SPRING New air-cond.
store In the Woodmoor shopping cen cen
H. KELLER, Realtor. u. 5-7100.
1917 CnlesVille I'd. -lb
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
ACT NOW

Have immediate need for modern.
well-iocated 8 or 8 apartment biog.
ample cash. Call Mr.. McGinnlss, Ma.
$4,000; eyes,, tn. 2-238S.
. FREDERICK W. BERENs SALES
p - la
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HOUSES FoR SALIVA.
LONG m LOW

Rambler on a wooded half acre: 8
twin bedrooms, AND A pINE-PAN-
EI.ED DEN: q full baths. fireplace
in s3-ft- living room, separate large
dining room, farn-siZe DE luxe
equipped kitchen with breakfast
space; In n delightful and conven-
lent area Of custom homes. CT AT
S1S.950 and ready for q quick sale.
Call for an appoietment.
Arthur l.. Walters, Inc.
24ls Wilson Blvd. Til 9. ia. 7-5200
ATTENTION, MILITARY
$1,000 DOWN, THIS IN
CLUDES DOWN PAYMENT
AND SETTLE E T
CHARGES FOR THIS s.
BEDRM. BRICK RAMBLER,
GE KIT, REC. RIM. IN
FULL BSMT., $18,250. NOR
VA REALTY CO., JE. 2
6097. EYES, IA. 8-4095.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

ARLINGTON, VA. - Commercial lot
ca on Fairfax drive. with 6-rm.
house; 2 blks. from hank. 8 blks
from Kann's, 3 biks. from Hecht's.
Good for most any business. CHES.
TER COGSWELL. ia. -7-1633. la
COMML. ZONING GUARANTEED:
$3.50 81. II. and 6-rm. brick house
With full bsrnt.. In the heart Ut
Wheaton Triangle; paved parking lot
for lbs autos In front Of property.
This property Is being sold for less
than $500 per 50. It. Owner viii
guarantee comml zonins; see at once
for further details ASHLEY INC,
PENNA. AVE. s.E.@semidetach. bldg
Store on LIST d; together with 9 rms,
6edrms.. full bath end; csrport fol
parking; lovely yard; oil h.-w.h.
suit. for any small business. Gail
MT; Dell, for info, EXCLUSIVE with
2-720l, AYeH Ill 2.1h12 ~
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.TTENTION. BUILDERS
8ASILIKO REALTY CO
I,OlIdOun Cattle Farm

Excellent beef farm of over 400 open
acres of highest quality soil with
substantial barns. silos. outbldgs.,
tenant houses. Attractively modern
lied old stone house in nice setting
with, 4 bedrooms and 2 baths Good
water and fences. On paved road in
splendid neighborhoo Shown BY
appointment only. JOHN ALLEN
JOHNSTON, Realtor; ONCE phones
LeesburR 7b7 and 7SS.
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CHOICE 5-ACRE LOTS

CHOICE 5-ACRE LOTS
In beautiful Bull Run Estates To-
Gated In historic Fairfax County.
Va. This property. much Of which
fronts on large stream. offers an
unusual rustic setting for. your
protect your Investment. Lots priced
from 81 900 to $4,000. TERMS,
For information. call JE. 2-4326.
ATTENTION, BUILDERS
SUBDIVISION GROUND.
$3.50 ACRES
All the makines of Q delightful prof.
ect, Well situated in the country
club area Of Bethesda, Nd, this ID
priced right with terms available;
Tor info. and appt, call Mr.. Powers
w. RSSSSSfHi,IKo REALTY co
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lots AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

HOME e sITEs..aNsotto 2 sores ,os each /.
s scott w E3sf aSntai ri sRosr H5
REA Az Jg; s; g. z S;;rrrv. rs I
No; y, Easy terms. BEACH REAL I, Is
c5-os4%; ewes; VA; ,ss,SsSiio :. Il.
acre. J: NORMAN AoER, Realtor.
s II olFof FgRoNr-Ne.r the shore.
ham Hotel in the woodland drive
csll MIR. KAHN. RE. 7-ss7s Of, Al
LAKE BANCROFT - Lakefront lot.
c ct}l 81 REshTY co. i H. 4ssPS
vIRGINIA-we have several desir-
able parcels Of ground: water In.
sewer started; CULMoRE REALTY
CO, JE. 4-665O. -15
THREE 45-FT. LOTS in choice resi-
DENTAL area, upper NV; bargain Of
foR CHEAT LAND.-l62N,
acres cutover timberland. approxi-
mately 900 # hard road frontage.
has ideal spot for large lake: price.
S25 per acre. Call Great Mills. Md.
1901 before 9 p.m. Might Mechal-
r isfxls'e; cHG SR Area. . beautiful
acres. 5-rm. home, excel. for sub
division. Water avail. Asking $29.-
500. LUCILLE COOK, JE. 2-3272.
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oOAhAEEt4
Lots in distinctive development. Will
subordinate to construction loan
every assistance in sales and plans.
DE. 2-0695. IL
MONTGOMERY COUNTY-170 acres
overlooking large lake, lone-road
frontage, 2-story stone house and
stone barn. Call Mr.. Scott, JU. g.
O420 or Mr.. Funderburk, JU. 9-51OO
The Maryland Real Estate Co.
1884 Colesville Rd. ---14
HUNT CLUB SECTION. Mont. Co
Han-acre lots. new subdivision
Build your own home. Sl.375. :.
One acre In Potomac on River I'd
Bargain, 81, S75., terms. 4
Acre lots, Williamsburg Estates. High
wooded, beautiful. Only reasonably
priced lots left In this area. S2,soO
Three acres, River I'd, s1o.75o.
Three acres, Bradley blvd. S10,500.
SIX acres. ADJOINING Congressional
Four acres. Bur6ette I'd. opposite
development. $3.50.
Thirteen acres. River I'd. TO the river.
High, wooded. $4,000.
Forty acres, Glen rd. Exceptional
Investment. $50, 900. easy terms.
Five acres opposite Hunt Club.
125 acres near Ashton. $4,000.
500 acres near Poolesville. $50. 600,
AZ acres opposite C. c. c. $50, 900
lEDW a ADAMS o. S.951
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STEP SAVERS

2 beautiful brick ramblers In AMMAN
dale area bedrooms d, large r living
de luxe kitchen. One air-condi-
TONED. Both viii CT. Both have
many interesting features For de-
tails. call.
HOLLEY REALTY
$500 Lee Highway KE. $3.50
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AIR-CONDITIONED

A41t-N\JND1 1ONED
EXCEL. DOWNTOWN LOCATION
Approx. 5000 "a. II. suit. for show.
room on LIST floor; pvt. offlces on END
floor: lge. storage bsmt. For sale OF
lease. Shown by apt. Call Mr.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO.
ST. $1,000. Ewes. OIL. 4-o7Ss
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REAL Estate LOANS

washington, d. C.
WEDNESDAY, APRH -, 1855
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TRAiLERs

1859 COLONIAL GIFT; bedrooms
In excellent condition. Can be seen
BY appt. WA. 7-2S02. lis
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
BLAIR MOBILE HOMES co.
4 MI. North La Plata on Rte. 301
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MOTEL FOR SALE Or LEASE -
Opportunity OF a life time. 6-apart..
nent units, all furnished; on Gut
Petersburg. Fla. ia. 2-6S65. 10