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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-21

Police today sought two mid
dle-aged gunner who repeatedly
attempted to hold up Mrs.
Yvonne Simkins. 35. wife Of
Roger CWhitetop) Simkins, yes
terday at her home at 1702
Shepherd street NV.
SimkinS, Negro. is now in jail
after conviction with former Po-
lice Capt. John B. Monroe in a
payoff scheme to protect the
numbers racket.
Mrs. Simkins was scheduled
to 60 to police headquarters to
look over photographs in an ef-
fort to identify the intruders she
eluded when her mother arrived
at the door.
Received Phone Call
Police and witnesses indicated
this sequence Of events:
A heavy-set man came to thu
door after Mrs. Simkins first re.
ceived a telephone call from
someone who said ne had some.
thing to tell her about her hus.
band. He brought a box o.
candy. On being admitted, HI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-21
Nine Fuirfox Stores
Forfeit Collateral
On Weight Charge

Nine Fairfax County super
markets charged with short
weighing customers in the sale
of pre-packaged meats forfeited
collateral in Fairfax County court
today.
No representatives Of the nine
stores appeared In court, and
each forfeited 1925 collateral.
Assistant Commonwealth's At
torney Ralph @. Louk said his Of
fee had discussed the charges
with counsel for the stores, and
was agreeable to allowing the
forfeitures.
Warrants charging the nine
stores and three others SEIZED.
uled to be heard later were OBJ
tanned Tuesday by the Virgins
Weights and Measures Division
after a countrywide check oil
Fairfax supermarket meat coun.
tiers. The warrants specifically
charged the stores with selling
meats in less than the quantity
IrepreSented."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-21
VIRGINIA POLL TAX DEADLINE
SET MAY a FOR 1857 ELECTION

RICHMOND (F1-Virginians who plan to vote in the
July primary and November general election next
have until May to pay their poll taxes.
This date and other legal facts about next years eec
lions charts the State Board Of Elections
readed yesterday for distribution to election officials
throughout the State.
The poll tax deadline for April primary
II election for town and city officers has passed It
December IL.
maries local officials March and for the
city and town elections is May IL.
Deanes for registering for the other 1857 elections
June the July primaries and October for the No
vember general election.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-21
Disabled Truck Ruined
As Flare Starts Fire

FREDERICK, Md, Dec. 81 up.
When Norman E. Stilley jr.'s
truck broke down he set out a
warning flare and went for help.
The Frederick area man re-
turned to find the truck in
charred ruins.
The warning flare he had put
out. State police said, had been
knocked under the hay-laden
truck by a passing vehicle.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-21
BY a star star Correspondent

EMMITSBURG, Md, Dec. 81.
The little red brick school,
house of oldsters' memories has
now become yellow. turquoise
and rose--and is made Of steel.
Those are the colors and that
Is the material Of q 12-room
school nearing completion here.
It is being built for the Sisters
of Charity Of st. JoSeph's Col
lege to house the Mother Seton
Elementary School.
Newsmen from Washington,
Philadelphia and other cities in
spected it yesterday. They saw
10 colorful. one-story structure,
seemingly rambling but compact
on the inside. There is some
wood for cupboards and furni-
ture, but mostly it is steel and
glass. The building and furniture
cost $366.000.
Advantages Listed
The Structo Schools Corp. OF
Boston, built 1t and lists these
advantages:
Speedy construction. Tit
school was begun in July anc
completion in September wa,
counted on. but the steel strike
INTERVIEWED.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-12-21
Fuirfux Mon Fined
As Tex Delinquent

J. Corbett Grice, a resident Of
Fort Belvoir. was fined 500 in
Fairfax County Court yesterday
for failure to file a return on
his 1855 State income last May.
Judge John A. Rothrock sus-
pended SIS of the fine on condi-
ton Grice file his return. He is
one of rs persons against whom
warrants have been issued in
Fairfax County for failing to
file returns on their 1855 income.
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ChiIdren's Purty

The Kensington Lions Club
will hold a Christmas party for
children at $3.50 tonight at st.
Paul's Methodist Church, Faw-
cett avenue and Mitchell street.
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KIondike Gold Yield

FAIRBANKS.--The Klondike
valley in the Canadian Yukon
has yielded $215 million in gold
since the first strike in 1896.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-29
Mrs. Eisenhower Again MdY
Face Biggest Hostess Job

her afternoons - "telephon-
titus" She loves to chat with
her old friends and these con-
versations are usually by no
means short winded.
Following this Mrs. Eisen-
hover does what millions of
housewives do all over the
country-makes herself her
prettiest for her husband when
he comes home from the Office.
Mrs. Eisenhower has been
one of the most well-trained
Presidents wives ever to enter
the White House.
First Of all she was an Army
wife, then the wife of the Army
Chief of Staff and a final pol
ishing along European and dip
lomatic lines came when the
President was head of NATO
and they were living in Paris.
The huge reception and
know how for top ofiicial liv-
ing were not new to her when
she crossed the threshold Of
1900 Pennsylvania avenue.
Large Wardrobe
AS a wife of the President,
Mrs. Eisenhower has had to
have a vastly larger wardrobe
to meet the demands of her
everyday life. There must be
just the right little numbers
for church. luncheons, picture
taking sessions, afternoon teas,
dinners and balls.
Mrs. Eisenhower has had one
great help in the line OF
greeting. She likes people and
is happiest when she is sur
rounded by them. In one
four month period Mrs. Eisen-
hover shook $4,000 hands and
Continued on Page Bill, Col.
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IF IKE WINS
BY DAISY CLELAND

Dy OFA4SA SA66EAAND
With President Eisenhow-
er's announcement that he will
run again II the convention
wants him, the life of his wife
is again thrown back to that
of public service-possibly for
another four years.
When the President made
his world shaking statement
today Mrs. Eisenhower was
quietly going about house.
hold chores in their private
quarters in the White House.
She was also signing several
letters.
A comment from Mrs. Essen.
hover on the news came from
the. White House shortly aftel
the President made his an
nouncement. 1t was that she will
be at the Presidents side wher
he addresses the Nation ovel
television tonight just as sh,
has always been at his side. NJ
direct quotes were allowed. Mrs
Mary Jane McCaffree. secretar!
to Mrs. Eisenhower made thu
statement.
The biggest housekeeping
Job in the Government is
held by a woman and with no
salary. She is the wife Of the
President of the United States
-ehatelaine Of the White
House.
As the weight Of the world
and whether to run again or
not hung heavily on the Presi-
dent, Mrs. Eisenhower could
not help but look back over
the past four years and think
of her own duties. Where they
are mundane in comparison
with those of the President.
they are time consuming and
constant.
One look at a normal day
for Mrs. Eisenhower would
send most house wives into a
state Of complete exhaustion.
She has her breakfast in
bed between 8 and $3.50 and
then spends the morning
ordering meals and seeing to
the household chores. They
are not relegated to q house
keeper. Granted, the servant
problem does not exist in the
White House (there are 34),
and there are many able people
at Mrs, Eisenhower's side to
Help with plans. But just
dance over a few statistics:
There are 81 rooms in the
White House. Mrs. Eisenhower
sees to the upkeep Of them
from the window washing to
q fraying piece of furniture
that must be reupholstered.
"A glance at the glass, china
and silver which is under the
eve OF the Presidents wife
shows that there are 1884
pieces. Rugs, linens, lamps
and kitchen equipment count
up to a mere $500.
ION many days Mrs. Essen
hover is of to q benefit lunch
con and If there is none on her
schedule she is liable to have
several picture taking appoint
ments for various charitable
organizations.
On Monday afternoon she
had her picture taken with two
groups, was awarded a scroll
and a citation from two others
and received a fifth.
Still the Mail
When all of this is done
there Is still the mail that
hasn't been touched. Under
the very capable hands Of her
secretary. Mrs. Mary Jane Nc
Caffree, the hundreds of letters
are brought to her and gone
over. AS many as can be
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answered personally are.
Many times publicity about a
letter received from Mrs.
Eisenhower causes such a flood
of mail to the Presidents wife,
and answering them personally
becomes impossible.
And Mrs. Eisenhower shows
a truly feminine trait during
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-06
Point-to-Point and A Picnic
By ROBERT B. PHILLIPS

this form at the Warrenton Hunt in
the early sos. Warrenton still clings
to the classic form, although its latest
course is triangular, has few beacon
flags and is largely visible to the
crowds on the hill at Stones Farm.
Since each hunt committee sets its
own rules, wide variations are found.
Rappahannock Hunt, additionally
hosts for the opening meet the first
Saturday in March, throws in a few
pony races, farmers race and a
hound race to spice its card. Blue
Ridge Hunt. where the accompanying
pictures were taken, initiated a race
for novice hOrSeS-non- winners over
jumps in any type of croSs-country
event. The Piedmont Fox Hounds,
meeting at Paul Melons Rokeby
Farm. has a trophy-the Rokeby
Bowl-which is considered the tough
est to attain.
Except at Warrenton, the Virginia
meets are now run on tagged courses.
There are no checks for tokens at any
point, and the resemblance to real
steeplechaSe racing has posed a few
problems not completely solved.
Trainers of steeplechase horses dis
covered the pOint-to-pointS as excel
lent spots to give a horse an early
race. Since crowds like to see the
top riders and horses going at it,
hammer and tongs, the steeplechasers
were welcomed.
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DOINT-TO-POINT racing in Vir-
Il ginia is a sport combining
elements of a lawn picnic and a
cavalry charge. Opening up before
the first crocus and the peppers"
heralding spring, this most informal
pastime gives foxhunters their final
gallop over the bluegrass turf, brings
to steeplechase fans a preview of the
season to come.
The point-to-point is based on the
principle that a big swing out into
the cornfield, over rail fences and up
and down hills is the shortest or most
logical distance between two points
for the ardent foxhunter To watch
these extravagant detours. spectators
perch on a hilltop, nibble fried chicken
while chilling winds bounce of the
Blue Ridge and whine around their
ankles.
There are no grandStandS and a
picnicker wants a heavy blanket or a
station wagon tailgate between him
and the cold, cold ground.
Originally, point-to-point racing
was just that. Foxhunters mounted
in Charlie Jones front yard. galloped
across country to Mitch Miller'S barn
jumping any fences and bitches
encountered on the way-and came
back again. Usually, they picked up
token at the far point" to prove
they'd been there.
The sport was revived very much in
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STONES FoR RENr tesn.J
WAREHOUSES COR REh1

AVAILABLE AUGUST Isos-suit.
able for distributor. beautiful
corner bldg. approx. 10000 %. It.
large Iair-eond.I display room and
once warehouse with loading plat
form. le4O Fenwick ST. ne. . blks
from Hecht's New. York ave. ne
warehouse Inspect and see your
m G5f1sE Sr S SSncI ri sUif6 5nsS
Hecht warehouse in ne. Wash
ington contains 1875 50. Il. on
one floor including spacious ofhcei
md display area. 5000 50. It
and parking Pa. Railroad sioing
KASS-BERoER, INC. EM. $500
.KENHWoRTH-Units Of 5 70 $4,000
stand. Floors truck level. A. N
ROTH CO., RE. 1880.
WAREHOUSE OR FREIGHT TERM.
NAl-Approximately 1000 50. It
door. once. lsvatories and PARK:
MARE Eass15lSs 1 ASps lSfi ksniI:
worth ave. ne, washington "a
B RI 81; AN 7- AAikGsSa;-ouon,. IN syp.
4 4oxi4 So r., sa ~ to TT. sisi iI
5. ZOO 1000 So. FT.-1s.ft. ceilings
Heavy wiring: large overhead
doors: once space; brick and ma
sorry construction; suitable fol
manufacturing or warehouse. Lo-
s ssttS Bet Rsnss, siysT I'd A. n,
". Phone Mr.. Negman. PO. 2
$3.50. ewes; or OIL. 4-l676 week.
SMALL BRK. BLDG, nr. Navy I'd,
suitable, for storase or repair shop
Rent, $50 mo. ST. 3-4557. RA
OFFICE AND WAREHOUSE. loadins
platform, $500 90, II. 3l4-I0 Ran
dolph pl, ne. EN-. $3.50. ga
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SMALL OFFICE. in new buildinEi
$50 80 mo-; LIST door. Gail RA
3-2270. or see building manager
on premises. 7706 Ga. ave. NV
SIL- sPG.-LaW once N suite; new,
atr-eond. once bldg; reception rn.,
aTsi BOZ So9 AGO.. scser st.r fAeii'
aRLiNGf0N. Columbia pike anc
olebe rd.,. medical center-Modern
air-eonditioned building under con
struetion; will partition 70 order
IA. S-074e or IA. 10000.
SUITE OF 3 RO0Ms-Suitahle fol
artist OF psychologist. AP. 1920
v Srn: q ate c, g 7 Pm. u
ter We hsS. limited amoun sso 81
eompars tiveiy new elevator 6ida.
rent. WALKER 4 DtNLoP, INC
800 N. Monroe st., ia. 5-24OO;
eyes. and Sun. KI. e-43s3. ga
RUPLEY BUILDING, SIS King St.
c9mplete once pnits. as low a.
tricity and char service. To IN
WALKER 4 DUNLOP. inc, sSe
y. Monroe St, IA. 5-24O0. go
UNFURNISHED ROOM. In Attorney
suite; joint use Of reception room
Phone ma. s.45l9. IA
DEsI 1. SPACE IN garden apt
tory; lust across d. C. line. ir
nearby Brentwood. Nd. ct 37i2
s1 1n,keT, H Hs rd;; ,, Tsns- sSs ger ne
3sth ST.. uN. 1911.
$500 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Pirst-noo
front. 2 nice connecting rooms; has
full bath; used TO be apt; to subleti
sSnnS,: vh hsd branch Staes; Esa-
1910 Vermont ave. RE. 7-5l40.
isys x a. - M X blk BT,v 81 Gem S.pS
$50; eley. bldg. SHANNON q
LUSHs' 724 l4th st. NV, Ma
18th AND II SITS. N.w.-sgi. rm.,
In .lst-class BLDG; avail. fmmedi.
ateiy; $50 mo. call NE. S-42l1.
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DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE DESK SPACE In mod
os ssGnS ssi s.ss aGSn :ssv
n ~ sy spSss ri 1T o S3tse SPACE :,
s2b per month incl. telephone ser
Ses ,hop SSfo H Ss,sT op aSs new
Sears-foebuck Dept. store nov
being built: excel, for real estate.
insurance. professional business Of
nee Enough room for 0 desks:
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STORES ron REn

EAsIrNEs sheppine Center: On ne!
Rivefdele I'd. Intersection. Stores
sTORE Or sHoF; IVY corner Hoes.
s es9nyd sS'ih ansh T Ewes. .e S4
r Az N ShU aRiioahl4s. or once: sos
80. between huge eafeVay and
A&P, South Washlnston and shrevs
Busy TRANSfER PoiNT, cor. CO.
and Kennedy: store has had Jewell
sr. and matchmaker for 20 ,Xrs
EE Re IlsSfs SUBURBAN LOCATION
near shopping center. Stores still
available. eupermarket. hardware,
deiicatessen. Phone HE. 4-9216;
GEORGETOWN, S4iS M st. nv
Store approx. $50 50. H.; show
M SARsoT nx Ef5H re ss,s rent Al, Apply
No GA. co. 5-7554.
20-CAR PARKING goes with this
former sAfeway store on Wilson
blvd. in Arlington. va. Store con-
tains $3.50 50. IT,. rear entrance,
two toilets, modern lighting; ex-
eellent for distributors, elect. or
auto. wholesaler. or any retail use
CO., s11 18th st. NV. ST. $4,000.
Mr.. MARYLAND U.-Adelphi shop
eonditioning. Part now in use. Can
. IA s,SSzSi Q . e e Ms .n.,-
I Rsgsso esa rs,I One lssss store left
SILVER SP. WHEATON-New store.
1875. in new shop. ctr. oppos. pub
sS5. MARSTELLER REAL ESTATE.
~, 9-2SS2: Sun, yU. 5:9eSe.
STORE FOR LEASE; 320s Branch
most any business. cY. 7-ssss;
ewes. and sun. CT. 7-eo7i.
SILVER SPRING. MD.-Located on
Georgia ave; contains 900 So.
It.; modern show window: heat and
water included in reasonable rental.
Call Mr.. Holland. H. @. Swiftly
Co. 81 18th st. NV. ST. $4,000.
GROCERY DELICArEssEN - Fuzzy
equip. Some stock On hand. in
sSii 18th sT. N.W.-StoYe i6x5V.
in good busy location; excellent for
any business; 500. RIA. 3-42Ss.
oIe7 GRANT ST. N.E.-Adjacent to
Strand Theater in thickiy populated
colored neighborhood. Di. 7-599s.
SToRE AND APT, 3410 14th st.
w,-BuSy side Of street; excel. for
any bus. ia. 9-3s40. u. 7-6si5.
SsoS GEORGIA AVE. NV. at
Kennedy st-EBpsy corner; ideal
for any type business. RIA. $1,000
ROCKVuLE-Newx torex avail soon
30 It. deep. l5-ft. frontage, 500:
20-ft. frontage. Si25; 25-ft'. $3.50.
Bakery, restaurant. barber shop
and beauty shop needed badly. I'M.
BLADENsBURG RD. N.E.-corner.
near D. c. line. Excel. location
for discount store, drug. hardware.
NJ; U.s. ,r ySEshSui e, deye 1e0 Ss
N, 4t CAPIroL store. ,sxss. apt.
above: bsmt. $3.50 mo. WIN re-
model IA. 10000.
TAKOMA PARK, $40 mo. Won
derful corner location on busy
thoroughfare. OPP. Safeway. Ideal
for drug store or restaurant. RAP
FELL REAL ESTATE. JU. 9-11O3.
1904 18th ST. N.W.-Ground-f
store. approx. $50 50, IT., hSmt
strg.. liv. qtrs. on End a.: very reas.
rent. Call CO, 5-3533 during vk.
ACTIVE NEiGHBORHOOD with liv.
uutrs. Excel. for ieweler. shoe re-
pair, etc; Very reas. rent. Call
W. o-oOoos
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HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

OOO i IlEfLN MAN I LAM
/, 422 acres. Wicomico River. 4 to-
bacco barns. 2 homes. h.milt
waterfront harbor. duck seafood
upland game, matured timber. lone
frontage on Route 301: ideal for
subdivision: private estate. 40 miles
d c.: S75, 900.
e. 90 acres. g homes, large barn,
stable. A-mile frontage on . paved
highways. near Chesapeake Bay,
running stream; 81 miles d. c.
Immediate possession.
8. 40 acres. Indian Grant Manor
st.. Marys County: ,3-story frame
Colonial home. bedrooms, AZ
baths. hot-water heat, 5-car ga
Mge with 4-room apartment, 4 to-
Bacco barns. cattle barn, complete
farm eQuipment,. paved highway
large creek, 90 miles d. c.: ideal for
a j86 acres, Groom frame home,
2 barns. outbuildings. Va interest
1855 crop, running streams, paved
hishway. rs miles 2. G. $2s 900
Sale" We have farms. water.
fronts, cottages, going businesses e
RnAETY H ssssiFeT.nf rin csLY Efss!
sTisEs Nd. Phons Los, 90 and
s5s,;y;II,v,,INsPEcrloN by AP'
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H. B. MITCHELL
Herndon Va. Phone 1876
STROUT
CATALOG

Mailed FREEl chock full Of bar,
sqsS tss oe pssopertss de pIatSss
galore. Farms. Homes. Businesses
livestock, crops, equipt. often in.
cluded many with easy terms
WORLD 8 LARQESTl Save thru
STRoUT REALTY. 234-N Wood.
ward Bldg. Washington, Storms
Picture Book Home
Glistening white residence. charm.
ms white picket fence. sweepin0
shaded lawn, flowers and shrubbery
q rms. cleo. phone. gas, two spa
cious porches, garage, hog and
poultry houses: on u, 8. hwy. In
village, 20 Minis. to smart city: "a.
acre garden plot. uuick-sale price
back. STROUT REALTY. Middle.
town. Va. Bargain lists mailed free
Lovely Lake View
And within only 900 It OF good
boating and fishing large h-acrs
plot. citrus fruit for home use, space
for vegetable garden; S-story dwell.
ing. & rms. and bath. cleo. kitchen
equipped with gas range and re.
frigerator. 9 elassed In screen ed In
e ssrs city! N yaalSFe a. qSa ; som e
York ave-. peLand. Fla. Bargain
s i';s' s Hlsal;S 'i REALTY. sss n New
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Other properties.
B. r. PERROW.

PROPERTIES FOR SALE
2. Anew 5-rm. house. Lse. mod
KIT. completely equip. OIL h.-w.h,
Liv, rm.. din. rm.. . bedrms and
bath. M. atomic energy site on
hard I'd. 25 miles D. C. $500.
$1,000 cash or will lease S75 mo.
90 neutrality-suspicious. ,brk.
and foorins, 3 fiTeplaees. F1lil bsmt,
Mod. kit Orig, slave qtrs with giant
frsplaees and cranes, Horse barn,
never failing stream. s acres woods:
bal: grass 35 miles d. C. $4,000.
util. room: full bsmt. 40x60 barn,
s.csr ~, garage; stream; On imprd'
IS ACRES-6 rms, cleo. phone. run.
water. Old 6-rm; ten, house: cattle
and hay Ban. 2 streams. 70 miles
90 ACREs-s-rm. house. 2 baths. oil
h.,.w.h mod. kit. 20x24 liv, rm.
With firspises; bsmt' sd barn; corn corn;
miles N Germantown. $780, 900.
400 ACRES-Cattie and blue grass
farm with 500. 900 worth OF bldRs.
emile hard road frontage. Springs.
ponds. streams. Mr.. Rte. rs. II
miles. Rockville. Topography ideal
for airport. $500 per acre, Y cash
main house. Bath. oil h.-w.h. 6-rm.
tenant house, spacious barn. Land
in high state OF cultivation.
streams. Exec view. $4,000.
ROCKVILLE. MD.--Estah. nursing
home. Will accommodate IL pa
tents. Meeting health standards and
IRE IRE reg: "a baths his on MS. ist floor,
n, JHMIsoN .REALToR
pOoiRkvtlla Q.OAA
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As ACRES
The Very Rest
ICKMAN-CUSHMAN
Exclusive Agent
HERNDON
THE, HOT Cp0T

q Fairfax Co; We offer you abou
$50 acres within Il mile NJ corpo
rate limits OF Herndon. Va, SOC;
cleared; some farm buildings Prci,
S325.00 per acre, Investors oppor
tunity.
ANOTHER 1I0-acre lovely farm
nearly all cleared; gravel road; 9;
miles from Washington. D. c. g.
room nice frame residence witt
bath water and electricity, small
stream, barns. other outbuildings
subdivision. Price 500. Soc, 90,
ANOTHER HOT ONE: II acres, al
cleared, on macadam road, Nm,
community % miles to d, c. Lou.
doun Co., Va. Price $4,000 pei
acre,
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FARMS

APT. BUILDERS ArrEN.
S s:I f STAT. s asn. SsRas ON:
$500 50. Il. ground. zoned for 3.
story building. BOZ 376-D. star
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90 ACRES

stueeo. osmbrei roof home on 20
cleared acres: 2 bedrps Nv. Im 5s
S Saih: rT FUN sSS s@s h tsis:n .n aaS
barn, chicken house; approx. IS
mi. from D. c. on hard surfaced
balance monthly Nc SoEH NAN REAL S1II,.
TY, lis z. Center st.. Manassas.
Va, phone 6S4. Open 1 pm. Sun.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22

AlExAND iSis SHkE r ST. R. TERM.
1000 50. #. in i-storv very mod
ern. attrae, flreproof bldg; has Ice.
front display window. ONCE area.
side and rear arive-in entrances
15-ft. heights. clear span. Avail,
Jfss FISHER MANAGEMENT CO.
1920 X 81. NV. tx. $751;
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-22
COMMERCIAL

COMMERCIAL
Arlington blvd. mi. below n,
lac. frontage on > main highways
containing 2 .. and more avail
All utils,. Appropriate for any type
commercial business.
Adj. the new Seven Corners shop
ping center. $4,000 50. II. with
frontage on Arl. blvd. and Leesburs
pike. Sale or lease.
4 y,luable parcel containing Sh a
and e5Oeft frontase on Seminary:
Just beyond Baileys Crossroads
ACREAGE
l45 g.. sewer and water: 10 mi
d c. via Shirley hwy. Ideal for a
]ow-cost housing project. Priced
very reasonable.
IA a.. containing beautiful ga.
lake Of which any part NAV be pur-
chased Only q few city blocks OF
dual hwy. mr.. Camp washington
So q. with ige. road frontase on
Lee hwy. also frontage on state I'd
vi hiut Va piOpcLbss Hi' peSouu
Merriheld.
10 q. with an S-rm. house at in
terSection OF Beulah and Hayfield
rds Potential commercial.
so 4. on hwy. No. so with 1,20o-ft.
frontage. A few miles beyond Camp
WASHINGTON. Very GOOD terms,
97-a. farm with T-rm. mod. home,
Is mi from d, c. Very good price
rs lots. water and sewer, fronting
on paved road, IL mi. from D. C.
Three 5-a. lots, one "a. lot. is mi.
from d. c.. Centerville area. Rea-
sonably priced.
Mclean area: r lots with all utils..
ready to go. Zoned suburban.
Priced risht for cash.
An exclusive area adjoining NAL
brook, Ideal for custom-built homes.
Several hs-a. and A-a. lots left.
All utilities,
10 lots with all utils ready 10 60,
Fairfax Courthouse area,
CALL JIM CRAVEN
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