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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-21
Truckers Report Gain

The American Trucking Asso-
Citations, Inc. of Washington re-
ported today that intercity
freight transported by truck in
creased 80 per cent in the fourth
quarter of 1854, compared with
the corresponding quarter of
1858.
The upswing was a reversal of
1954's downward trend. The
quarters tonnage equaled that of
the record fourth quarter of 1852.
The rise Offset much of the de-
cline recorded during the first
nine months of 1854 and left the
full year truck tonnage figure 81
per cent below 1858.
Alta said there are indications
the fourth quarter upward trend
is continuing this year.
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Mutual Funds

NEW. YORK, Mar. 81 1P.-National
Association Securities Dealers. Inc:
Noon Quota tiorsl
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Holiday in Maryland

Maryland banks and trust
companies and other financial
institutions will be closed next
Friday in observance of Mary
land Day. a legal holiday in the
State.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-21
Exchange Club to Meet

Bankers, brokers and savings
and loan officials who are men,
bers of the Exhange Club will
be honored for their cooperation
in the United States Savings
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Ruil-Auto Plan

A contract providing for a
rail-auto plan in as cities, in
Guiding Washington, has been
signed by the Pennsylvania Rail-
road and the Hertz Rent-a-Car
System.
Service counters manned by
Hertz agents will be installed by
the Pennsylvania at its terminals
in the larger cities, permitting
the traveller to order a car imme-
diately on his arrival by train.
The Hertz system has had a
counter at the Union Station
for some time through an ar
rangement with the Washing
ton Terminal. 1t said the new
contract would mean closer CO.
operation between Hertz and the
Pennsylvania Railroad.
Electrical Show
The General Electric Supply
Co. expects about 1900 archi-
tects. electrical contractors and
public utilities officials to attend
a New Products Electric Show
it is staging Wednesday and
Thursday from 5 to 9 pm.
The show will be held at 705
Edgewood street NE. and a
buffet dinner will be served.
About Is manufacturers will be
represented. ..
John N. Lyle and Guy Mar
tin, attorneys, will address the
Greater Washington Industrial
Council at a dinner at $50 pm.
Wednesday at the Dodge Hotel.
They will discuss the under
writing possibilities for small
industries.
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Vepco IS Program to Include
100000 Alexandra OUTLAY

Bond program at the clubs
luncheon at 1915 pm. tomor-
row at the Washington Hotel.
The chief speaker will be Thomas
L. HuSselton. an official of the
Savings Bonds Division of the
Treasury.
Gets Higher Ranking
Montgomery County National
Bank of Rockville. Md. with de-
posts of $S,176,256 last Deem
Der 81, ranked 2,608th among
banks of the Nation in the an
nual roll call of the American
Banker. This was 419 places
ahead of 3,O27th a year earlier.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
SAp0LIN
SPEED ENAAEl
2.A5 q.


It's non-toxic, safe to use on children's fur
niture and toys, ideal for all enameling In
doors or out. Flows evenly, levels itself ito
a cleaning, porcelain-like finish. Odorless.
too Black, white and % handsome colors..
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SAp0LIM
MAS0N-DRl
'.Magic'' for Masonry
SIS and go gal.

Protects, beauties asbestos cement,
shingles, stucco, brick, all masonry. ResistaA
lime and alkalis. Lasts longer, saves re-.
painting, Applies evenly, easily. Made with
Goodyear's Pliolite S-5 rubber resin,
Evening star., 1955-09-11
SAPoLIN FLAT
MEL-LUX
A.75 gal.

Flat finish, needs no primer, covers walls
and ceilings in one coat. Dries rapidly with
out odor paint and use rooms the same
day. Alkyd base scrubbable, beautiful
colors.
MEL-LUx seMleloss And GLOSS m MATCHING
coLOaS ---------------- = ------ qvsH Its
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SAp0kIN
PARA-MUE
0M 9ol, white
0sAO lcoIors slightly hi9her)

Velvet f1at wall paint combines rubber
with miracle ,vinyl latex for extra wash
ability Easy to use with brush or roller.
Dries in 20 minutes without unpleasant
odor. Clean equipment with soap and
water. 80 decorator colors and white.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
SApoLIM
HOUSE PAINT
Gas gal.

Stays fresh-looking longer. Self-cleaning
white. stays white, colors stay bright
Brushes easily, levels itself. Covers more
area per gallon.
Evening star., 1955-09-11
SAp0LIN
TRED0M
Porch and Floor Enamel
SIS gal.

Made especially for wood or concrete floors
inside or out. Tough, scuff-resistant finish
resists constant wear and abuse. Hides
worn or discoIored areas. Dries in hours.
colors.
Evening star., 1955-09-11

Ask he'll tell Fall ideal time outside
excellent mild,
and Sapol Paints help
and beautiful you'll
Come Kanns complete
Paints
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y bY 4 = u
01DV
IN Sparkling
sHithev reiss fume and
TRIM ike
Covers ondy, further
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BIZ Walter J. Stevens

6y WQtLeT j. OLeGSnS
No man has done more than
DR.. John 3. Hall to interpret
to his fellow man the value
of Christian living. This in
itself was enough to earn for
him the honor of a special
sermon preached by the Rev.
Samuel L. Layiscount in st.
Mark Church last Sunday.
From the text, Behold the
Man, the minister. extolled
the virtues and achievements
OF this unforgettable charac-
ter who has been an active
member of st. Mark Church
for fifty years. Just to attend
a church for half a century
is not too exceptional how
ever, in itself. But for a doc
tor toiling night and day with
his little bag in one hand and
the Hippocratic oath in his
heart answering the calls of
the sick, also to find the time
to answer the call of God, is
indeed unusual.
But this is not all that DR..
Hall has been able to do. His
has been a life dedicated to
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IN'THE GROOVE


Morgan proudly presents Webster With Strings"
The former Duke Ellington tenor plays with a rich
tone and complete understanding musical beauty Billy
Strayhorn and Ralph written their best ar
rangemeS to date for this package the tunes in
cuded are My Funny Valentine" and Sophisticated Lady"
When let You Go" and mo One Knows" handled in
true Jerry Vale fashion Columbia platter
Steve Allen debuts his own orchestra on Coral with
Tonight" and "stay Just Little While"
The Irving Fields trio have taking Latin beat
added 1t to Mrs Crockett and have "The Davey
crockett Mambo on the flip side Cray Pancho
LOCAL SCENE
The Three Keys AT the Candle
Light Club IN DanverS Featured in the trio are piano
Norm Stickney, Earl SIMS and Buzz Marine at the
drums
Magic of Youth" now on Thursday nights from to
$3.50 over WTAO Channel Sc. Otis Blanchard still handles
the direction chores
Local clarinet man, Joe Dixon, is playing with Eddie
CondonS Jazz band in New York Joe is former Bunny
Bergan and Tommy Dorsey Sideman.
Sabby Lewis and his rockin are making patrons
onted great band and his current aggregation exces his
previous efforts
NATIONAL SCENE
Chef Baker the wonderful trumpet man. has a leading
role IN the motion picture es Horizon The tooer is in
line company with John ireland Bill Williams Best of
luck, Chef: ~ "
Gene Krupa recently added bass payer to his trio The
unit features pianist Bobby Scott sast Eddie Shu bassist
BOD Derry, and Gene at the tubs
Pianist Eddie Haywood of Begin the Begune" fame has
organized new Jump Combo Eddies new assistants are
a warren Alto SAX Charles Lewis trumpet Jimmy Cleve-
@no uonoone tommy Potter Bass; and C. Heard drums
Faramounts upcoming Anything Goes" stars Phil Har-
RS Bng Crosby Donod OConnor Ntzi Gaynor and dancer
SeanNare who will also sing in this lavish production
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At The Revere
Drive In Theatre

The Revere Drive-In Thea
tire, largest Drive-In Theatre
with a Cinemascope Screen.
conveniently located on Routes
CT and go in Revere presents
wednesday thru Saturday on
April q thru 80 Man With
out A Star" in exciting Tech
nlcoIor, co-starring Kirk Doug
las and Jeanne Grain. He was
quick with a guitar and a
gun and hated to be fenced in.
Action. Thrills Raw
Courage -. Fast Gunplay
Romance where he could find
It,. all part of a days work.
Also "The Big Comboo which
stars Cornell Wilde and Rich
ard Conte in the story of a
determined Cop with a lob to
do who wrecks a big time
crime syndicate.
Sunday thru Tuesday on
May l thru 3 brings to the
screen Unframed" co-starring
Tyrone Power and Susan Hay
ward in Cinemascope and
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A CHRISTIAN GENTLEMAN

his country and to his people.
He has given unstinted devo-
ton to his family and his
friends and has found time
to study and give lectures In
the cause and treatment of
tuberculosis. 1t is a well known
fact that men of inventive
genius and scientific minds
seldom pause in their daily
occupations to pay tribute to
God. They refuse to acknow-
ledge that many things exist
which the eyes cannot see or
the fingers feel. 1t is a popu-
lar belief that one who re-
ceives a title or degree for
discovering a new concept in
mathematics, or splitting the
atom, or perfecting a vaccine
for polio, is the greatest Ro-
man with the greatest title.
But sad to relate not one of
these men with all their dis
coveries combined, can bring
peace to our tired world. Our
only hope for this rests in the
hands of those, who like DR..
John B. Hall have earned the
title of "a Christian Gentle
man"
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-04-30

BARBADOS, B.W.I.

To the Hon. Grantley H.
Adams, Barbados Prime Min
lister and the Hon. Hutson G.
Cummings on their visit to
Boston April 1855.
Blest spot of mother Earthl
All me, how fair,
Aurora of the Indies there
abides;
Rare is its natural product -
man and sphere,
Balmy its sunshine and its
magic tides.
Around the globe her sons
imprinted her name,
Delineable her culture at its
best;
Once bred by her, loyalty and
its Claim
Soar first and foremost when
put to the test.
Bathed in perpetual sunshine
there she lies
With moonbeams clearing her
nocturnal skies,
Impregn her native with his
natural ties
BY st. Clair Kirton.
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Atty. and Mrs. Keesler
H. Montgomery of Brunswick
ST., Roxbury, last week had as
guests Mr.. and Mrs. Lemone
&c. Nc MILAN of Texas. Mrs.
MILAN is Registrar Of Prairie
View College, Prairie View,
Texas and was here attending
a Registrars Conference at the
Sheraton Plaza Hotel. =.
;. Mrs. Keesler H. Montgo-
merry during her recent ILL
ness was much cheered by
the visit by her sister, Mrs.
Julia C. Hall of Muskegon
Heights, Mich. Mrs. Hall has
returned home after spending
two weeks in Boston. =.
Miss Florence Hazard,
Is Madison st., last Saturday
experienced a thrill few
people enjoy in a life time.
She talked for five minutes
on a phone call from London
from Pat Rainey who is now
starring in Tenants Thin
Air..
Free music recitalS at New
England Conservatory May !,
1880 PM, and May 2, 4 and
5, all at $3.50 PM. No tickets
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MASS. AVE.
BAPTIST CHURCH

Sunday, April "a, closed cur
week of Revival services,
headed by Rev. Kenneth Bow
en-, formerly of Cambridge
but now of Buffalo, NY.
We wish to thank the visit
ing ministers, choirs, and
friends who helped make our
effort a success.
Mothers Day we will have
our usual special service, with
all Mothers participating. Ev-
eryone is welcome.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-04-30
( CITY NEWS

HEALTH HABEN - HI 5-OS54
COrsets special abdominal
and spine supports physical
therapy treatments spot
reducing.
GLADYS HOWARD
1l9 Humboldt Ave. ROxbury
0935.
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Color. An adventure thriller
packed with action and bru-
1sing romance. He had a Job
tanning both the country and
the girl. Also Johnny Dark"
in Technicolor, co-starring
Tony Curtis and Piper Laurie
in a story of fast cars, reck-
less women and sudden Dam
ger ;. and a guy who loved
all three They shared a dream
of speed and darer the world
to follow
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-04-30

The Etude Club, Edith Vann,
President will give the An
nual Musical Tea, at 464
Mass. Ave-, Sunday, April "a,
at 800 PM. Sharp. Louisa L.
Batum, piano, John Docket,
violin, Cynthia Belgrave Jones,
reader, Marie Beatty, piano,
and a male quartet, John
Powell, William Sexton, Fred
Riggs and Ernest O'Banyoun
will present the program viii
liam H. Batum is Chairman.
Admission so Cents; children
under IL, 80 cents.
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-04-30

One member Of the Alfred
G. Vanderbilt racing estab-
lishment was probably very
glad to see Native Dancer re-
tire. Social Outcast'S only
claim to fame when the Dan
Ger was around, was as the
big Grey's workhorse, though
he did win 5 races and 1892
675 last year. Today the
gelded son of Shut Out is the
star in the Vanderbilt barn.
His recent victories in the
John B. Campbell Memorial
at Bowie and the Lincoln Spe-
cial brought his earnings to
1854, 275 for 1855.
IT'S A FACT that local news
paper ads bring the best
results.
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To another it is a daily battle
against the forces of disorder,
with death ever lurking in some
UNEMPLOYED alley or at the
wheel of a traffic violator's au-
toniobile.
The daily routine Of Clyde
Bannon appears to be much
the same as that of any other
man before he leaves his home
in the morning. He can't find
his shoes, and he reads the pa
per as he sips his coffee. From
the mnnnant he leaves the
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-04-30

to know the identity Of the donor
and can tell no one - except
husband or wife - about receiv.
ing the Doodle?
On the program a new million.
aire is created eachweek through
the auspices of one, "John Ber-
esford Upton" a Millionaire,
who needs a medical warning
that he must find relaxation
and develop new interest in
life. So he takes up the strange
and considerable hobby of hav-
ing his bank dole out million
dollar checks to unsuspecting
people.
AS "Tipton's" executive sec.
rotary and intermediary in the
gifts, Marvin Miller, once famed
as a radio story teller, is nara
Millionaire himself is heard but
me of the yea1-'s Tnnst ayax,s;yns
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house. however, everything is scene from shot0
dferentbecause Clyde Bannon William CampbeD is police
man His fascinating story MAN the Beat March
danazaton "Cavacad of America via ABC-TV and spot
stations throughout the United States.
WHAT DO you DO WITH A MILLloN7
What happens when Unexpectedly receives million
doar This dreamy ageod question has been up by the
newest IY dramatic show The Millionaire Wednesday nights
on CBSIV And what all goes the REGIMENT is never
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-04-30

The Good Neighbor Club of
ROxbury, Louise Boston, Pres
ident, will serve pig feet and
chicken dinners at 20 DOrr
ST., Roxbury, Saturday, April
is, from s PM. until Tickets
are SO cents. Mrs. Simeon
Hunte, Secretary; Mrs. Flor
ence LeMar, Treasurer.
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yII7I I1IlSl5zsSES
,ELEVIsION RADIo 20!
Bu GEoRGE LILLEY Z

NEW YORK, N. Y. - The daily routine" means diff.
ferent things to different people To man it is
going down to the store, serving his customers coming
home having dinner and going bed to others it the humdrum
sound Of great machines of indusrs nnsng
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-04-30

The Citizens Charitable
Health Asso. gives a banquet
in N. E. Mutual Hall, May 5,
z PM. Proceeds for the Can
Ger and Polio funds. Marion
English, Urban League direc-
tor, is the guest speaker and
La Verne Weston will sing.
Atty. Keesler Montgomery is
Master of Ceremonies. Lieut..
Gov. Whittier has accepted an
invitation to attend the
banquet.
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Marvin Miller
. t0hGt all goes on?

tor and star of the show The Millionaire himself is heard but
programs. ~ "e
The guardian. [volume] (Boston, Mass.) 1901-1960, 1955-04-30

The Resthaven League and
Leaguettes invite you to a
Spring Frolic, Friday evening,
May 10, 8 to /, at Morton
Plaza, 156 Wellington Hill ST.,
Mattapan.
Tables reserved. Donation S1.8O
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JULIAN C. BRANKER, REAL
ATOR: MOVED TO 3SSB WAR
rem STREET, ROXBURY 10,
MASS, (NEAR SAVIN ST.
HI 2-3770 - HI 2-7572 SPEC
IALIZING IN REAL ESTATE
& INSURANCE OF EVERY
DESCRIPTION STRESSING. /.
COURTESY -. SERVICE
INTEGRITY. WE ADVISE;
YOUR HOME, YOUR BUSI-
NESS - MAKE IT SECURE,
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Speeding on Q. S. streets
and highways last year killed
1880 men, women and child
rem.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-16

s6 AcRHs WITH ATTRACTIVE PRE-
CIVIL WAR bKiek.ana stone house.
Cumpls(eiy nod 4 bedrms.. 2 baths.
3 nFepfacoz. handicapped pond, nice
trees; tenant house With bath. and
farm bid1s Klegatiqn, State 1864
ne. Is and new 40 express hiGh-
way. $4,000.
AppHox. loo-ScRE GRASS FARM
mo6s ssaI nice -0s sTn s sSRe'sis65s
seE BATE 70. ,s barn b stable 8 g &c q
via new Nd. Route 240 express
hlshysy. Sis.50o. Delayed pos
n Ii5ssiSeTiow VALLEY. 10 AcRzs
40 COW atenehipns: 8 miles TO
Frederick, Nd. 12-room DWELLING,
tenant houses 8 Bflos.. etc. Excel-
lent elevations, sEeeping views 70
valley limits e4b,O000. Aadifionai
Sen Ia6srde, fremont 4-z101
SANDOZ, INC.
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HISTORIC Underwater
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

4. as acres, Prince Georges County
Groom Colonial home. bath: 4-rcoim
tenant house: 2 large barns. stable.
ese2rnghousea grave, ,.! Pr; On , LsTso
dists pcs.ssssrlS,; ideal iSs griysss
D, i46 acres. DayidsonVilIe = Farm
house. 3 large barns. stable, OUT
On paved hishwsy: land Ia hiSH
sesslofi: 22 miles D.. c, S2f, 800.
3, oWings--Modern 2-story home. 3
bedrooms, full basement; guest
home; 2-caf masonry garage 4
1. II sh maass s ia q - ~ acres; modern
groom home, directly on Chesa-
porch, basement; double garage.
hot-water heat. immediate posses-
sion: "a miles %. G. $4,000.
5. 4b acres--2 barns. streams; 1000
feet paved-road frontage. 90 miles
D. G.: trees; ideal subdivision: I'M
nsdis ssr. pos4 NoSsan 1 sroon home.
full basement. FriendShip, near
Chesapeak6 Bay: immediate pos
session: ideal for nursing or doctor
home. all conyeniences: liberal
mortgane; 20 miles D. g. $4,000.
l. gOWensvtlle. 1A3 ncres--l1.room
frano colonial home. moderniged;
2 tenant houses: complete farm
wachinsry: 2 Tobacco barns: tim.
LnSpECTIoN BY APPOINTMENT.
Gahi. Se5hIvsR 'll'i ismasxiLTTxszo fNNlcyYsI'
Prince xred0rick. MARYLAND.
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DISK sPAcf

s02D l4th sT. N.W.-We provide
your desk answer your phone.
from p ~ $50 weekdays. No park
ms prohiemS S21 mo. Ia 0-ta1l.
FAIRFAx. Va Ideal, once phone.
3-1a32 Orr. cuurthouse. "a
DESK SPACE. EuRNKsnED--Excel
lent location, downtown; S25. 81.
DESK STAGE Il S25 per month.
Opposite seqrs nothuck Dept. Store
now neing built ct 2e40 Alabama
ave Sc Ares large enoueh fer 6
deskA with telephone service IN
ginded. CAL 20. 3-612b. Q to
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loTs. ACREAGE ron sALl

Mass. Ave. Extended
I have 8 excel. rambler sttez Win
a. improvements g s. so 9 ylsee.
Min. cnah. Excel tcfm4 CAL NJ.
ehultz With ". =. WRIGHT. IN.
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LoTs, ACREAGE FoR SALE
tcontinuedI

NEAR WAsH.-ANNAROLTs HREE.
WAx--6-acre wooded homesites IN
nile nom new fsesvay. Ssrxain
priced ct $3.50 per acre. Only q
lev lett. Can today. NJ LEO
3 AGEEs 2Q0-ft frontase. l mile
Started: $1,000. IL. 0-960B. I'd
We HAVE (2b choice lots In our
gubdiglsion IN Silver Spring. Nd.
~. v-seze 10. e-ssb9
2 CHOICE BUILDING Lofs-Wirl
sell either or both. Fully improved
Y deteioped residential section o.
churches. shopping center and bus
lines 10 waking distance, Cal
{ XCEks cHARLEs cGUNfY%oSsSoaoi
&. on paved road. pull price, 81 500.
Easy terms. Also 10 acres or more.
JAMES z MAHoNEY. 33l3 18th
AfsPko q j All ~ ~ 70 ACRES near
Fairfax now being used IS operat-
ms. dairy farm, would make excel
lent Investment to hold for SUBJ
dividing. two beautiful lake sites.
PENTAooN REALTY CO. CH. a.
gb44 EVENINGS. Mr.. Thompson. CR.
BRxDLEY HILLS GRoyE-Gpprcx.
acre. .beanfifuilv WondeA IN n
excl. Hurriie Tree valley lection:
paved 81, sever. oWMER. OF ~
1890. III
MONTGOMERY COUNTY. PAINT
Branch FarIl,.Choice bldr. ste.
~ acres. $3.50. cali 10. 6-30Ii.
he. 4-35sl0g III ~, IEWiG ia
FRINGE GE0RGRS COUNTY. Wells
ParkWay, on CoIesyiile I'd. Choice
sac. str i1S-ff fronf Sz-flq5lI
Terms ii desired Ewes. IA. 3-6SSS.
NE 4-3bfl0 once nj W IFWi9
81 ACREs WO0nFn. pretty sfreaifi.
exceL location. fFontIrie 700 1T. on
Old Dominion dr.. between Mclean
Syrnes Stth cARo d.iiS I. cAMP.
BILL. ". s-0173, ewes. KI: g.
F gIg4 cHuRcH ARR1o.s aepes
24fz452 IT.: sewer, water, real Old
house IN one corner. &29, 900. CITY
LOT, 100x46O I'll. 5000. LUCILLE
COOK, JE. 2-8272. JE. 2-4684.
-IT
TWO CHOICE DUPLEX LOTS. mr..
rentagon: water. sewer and paved
81 A.nKak TAn
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Conferred "a friendly COM
munity, few minutes from
A truly chRrmine country
center haii residence amid
lino old trees. Gracious Nv.
Ing rocIn. dining room, and
fireplace; sikttng room,
bedrooms and bath, thus
studio. drepi. Attrnctieely re-
decorated: neW@hcme fond.
s-car garage. $22 500.
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New Horne-Fish Pond

New HorneFiSh Pond
This bfand-nsw home with
its s.asre sIoeksd pond and
within rs miles Of d. c.,
offers an opportunity for
country living rarely avail
abie. The living room ss PIX
1914, with d i35a-tt picture
WindoN, facing D mountain
view, Other rooms and closets
are well pfUportinned. 2-cAr
garage. recreation tfa., hath
and utility room comprise the
basement. This Is an unusual
Offering with many 0ut-Qf-
the-ordinary features. van pc
sold with either q. 20 or %
acres. Priced ct S2b. 600. with
o acres, CAL Mr.. Wallace.
at Lenaf 6-2b46, for an ap-
poinfment 10 inspect today.
]. r. Cunningham, Realtor
OF. 1910
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- B slAS CIV

PROPERTIES FOR SALE
81 q 9-fn. house. running water
and eiec.:: cattle and hay barn.
6b .. CROP and grass. bal. wooded.
streams, mile road front. 3
miller from inteEehse; dual hvy,i
rs s: 10 ms, esnisr han. e-bath
barn, siio.. and inpl shed. 80 8.
wooded. bal. crop and grass
s g, . ri dos read frcnsase. 20
39s. 8; 6-fm. house with bath and
100 bsnat. barn. Corn house. bldgs.
recently painted. rs .. timber.
streams, e mi. hard road front.
ssssl fsI as' i nj B. 3 'ea:sr 8 sss q
2ss 4; 10 rms, bath. NV. b..
spac. kit: 2 6-rfla. tenant houses:
wells and cleo. 40x6D barn. 30-cpW
DC. dairy barn. siie. maternity
barn. cement harnynras. % 2. al
Se MI b. d. $4,000. e6ss cash.
$50 g.: old stone house and mod,
roads. streams as .. wooded.
" ~ AA0A< lNlEAis VII ~ y tAAte Att tletff
bath. shower; 43-ft. deep ffeeses
hFeeesWsy. at. geraes. New 28xl1
barn: elee. and NAters compl.
fenced. painted. and lush grass On
etate Td.. 80 mi D. c. Sz4s75D.
/. $500 cash Vacant,
iS g site ASpi ros 81 s sC ison miss
from intefcha. Of dual hwy. and
+ new acc bldg. ute at 0erknentoyI.
Mont. Co., Nd. streAmB: mile
/ % rsiiroad. 23 nj. p. q. $500
Comm. corner lot ID Germantown,
mod. S-xIn. house will lease for
enough 70 carry property until de-
yeloDeG. Ideal Tor commercial en-.
teFprfse. 100 It. from $50 KE sta.
ton. 1 mi from ipterehg. Of dual
hwy. and sste % Acc BLDG, 20 mi
IS 4. sound clean g-rm. house: elee,
and well: z0xt0 barn. streams, lush
pasture. aunne woods; fronting on 2
YoeaA 45 nj. p, G. Si9.QQg terms.
cHARtks II. JAMIsQN, BROKER