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Fairfax Schools Money!
Seen Exhausted by SO

Fairfax County's $22 million
school construction program is
expected to run out Of funds two
years ahead Of schedule, Fair
fax audience learned last night.
c. Turner HudginS, vice chair
man of the Fairfax County
School Board, told the Fairfax
Federation of Civic Associations
that the $22 million budgeted
to cover construction until the
1960-6l school year will be de-
pleted by l958-59 if the present
construction schedule continues.
He explained that since 1850.
the county has built one high
school per year, and A ele-
mentary schools.
Mr.. Hudgins explained that
the lack of funds results from
an accelerated building program.
The bond issue voted last fall
was based on an anticipated en-
rollment of 1880 by 1860. Re-
vised estimates show that this
figure may be reached by 1858,
The school board recently
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Bids to Be Received
On Section of Pike

Bids will be received on a new
three-mile section of the Wash
ineton National Pike south OF
Rockville on october 9. signalling
the end of controversy over this
segment Of the superhighway.
The State Roads Commission
will receive the bids for the Sec
ton Of dual roadway from Falls
Road in Rockville to Tuckerman
lane. south Of the city. An inter-
change will be provided at Mont
rose road. and Monroe street.
Just south Of the city. will be
closed.
1t was the proposed closing Of
Monroe street which snsgged de-
velopment plans for nearly a
year.
Rockville officials opposed the
road closing as a threat to ex-
pansion Of the city. The dispute
delayed progress on the super
highway for several months.
State Roads Commission
Chairman Robert o. Bonnel re-
solved the dispute by agreeing
to undertake construction OF an
oveEpaSs at Monroe street II and
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Court Ruling on Appeal
Grants Liquor License

A Prince Georges Circuit Court
decision reversing a County
Liquor Board rule paved the way
yesterday for the opening of a
package liquor store in the Oxon
Run Hills Shopping Center.
Judge Charles c. Marbury, in
a written opinion, overruled the
Interpretation of the Board of
License Commissioners that the
law requiring at least 1000 feet
between a liquor outlet and
church or school referred to the
shortest distance between the
two buildings involved.
In line with the opinion, the
Liquor Board approved the hotIy
contested application for a Glass
A beer, wine and liquor license
submitted by Sigmund E. Keller.
president of a corporation plan
ming to open Oxon Run Liquors
at 4845 Oxon Run drive. The
applicant. through attorney
George T. Burroughs, appealed
to Circuit Court the boards
July denial of his license re-
quest.
POrtal-tO-PO Measure
Judge Marbury declared the
linilOr hoord bod Y,o;eooY,.4r,,a.l
the law, and that the 1,OO0-foot
distance should be a straight
line. portal-to-portal measure.
The jurist noted the liquor
law does not spell out where
the measure should be taken and
that there was no record of a
similar case in Maryland. He
said he based his opinion on
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'Le1uSdTestsi in


Tests given TO Alexandria,
seventh and eighth graders ir
1854 and 1866 show white pu-
pills more than three years ahead
of colored pupils in scholastic
achievement, school officials re-
port.
Results Of the tests were given
Alexandria school officials by
Alfred L. Wingo, supervisor OF
research for the Virginia Board
of Education.
Tests given seventh graders in
1854 showed white students one
year and one month above the
national average for their grade,
while colored students were two
years and seven months below
average.
Tests given the same students
as eighth graders showed the
white students one year and
three months above the national
average and colored pupils two
years below average.
Statistics released last month
in neighboring Fairfax County
showed similar results in tests
given there.
Other figures on Alexandria
tests showed that 1855 per cent
of white seventh graders were
at or above the national aver
age for their grade. The figure
for colored students was % per
cent.
In eighth-grade tests, 1913 per
cent of whites were at or above
the average for that grade while
zig per cent of colored pupils
were at or above the eighth
grade level.
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voted to issue IS million in bonds
this fall, originally scheduled
for sale in January. An addi-
tional bopd sale of Sc million
Will be required next spring for
three new high schools.
Mr.. Hudgins emphasized that
the boards Building Committee
is drafting recommendations to
cut costs in construction and
maintenance and speed the con-
struction schedule. Included IN
the proposal is a plan for stand
ard design of all classrooms and
installed facilities. Mr.. Hudgins
added that duplicate plans for
elementary schools will be used
whenever possible.
Harold Ford. director of in
struction. told last nights audi
Ience that the $500 student en-
Irollment expected by the end of
this year may be reached in No
Iyember. Enrolment figures as
| of last Friday showed 1921.
The total increase over last years
school population is estimated
at $500.
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MARYLAND-V IRGiNIA NEWS
.BroyhiII to Test Maryland
Non-Resident Tax Law

Representative Broyhill, Re-
publican Of Virginia, said today
he has taken the first steps to-
ward the filing Of a court suit
challenging the Maryland nom
resident income tax law.
Many of Mr.. Broyhill's 10th
district constituents work in
Maryland and are therefore sub
jected to having the Q per cent
Maryland income tax withheld
from their paychecks. The tax
withheld is refunded to Virgin
ians who file applications for it
each year.
Mr.. Broyhill has commended
that another section of the
Maryland income tax law pro-
vides that 6 per cent interest
should be paid on the refunds.
This contention has been re-
jected by Gov. McKeldin of
Maryland and State Controller j.
Millard Tawes.
The Virginia Congressman has
two attorneys and says
he plans TO test the Maryland
law in the courts. first as to the
States right to withhold taxes
from non-residents and then on
the interest provision.
AS the first step in this chal-
lenge, Mr.. Broyhill said he had
to make a formal request for in
terest payments to Mr.. Tawes on
behalf of five of his constituents
who work for the Army Map
Service at Suitland.
AS was expected, he said, this
request was refused yesterday by
the Controller.
Now an appeal will be made to
the State Tax Commission, which
has the power to overrule or up
hold the Controller.
"If this commission sustains
the Controller, then the next step
is the court" Mr.. Broyhill said.
The five Virginia residents in
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IDENTIFICATION
PHOTO DOESN'T
QUITE DO JOB

NORFOLK. Va. (P).-The
time may have come for
Deputy United States Mar
shall Joseph A. Gilliland, jr..
to get a new photograph for
his identification card.
AS Mr.. Gilliland was
searching a neighborhood
yesterday for a probation
violator, he showed his card
bearing his photograph
to a Norfolk housewife to
identify himself.
She studied the picture
closely. then shook her head.
"Cap'n," she said, II don't
believe I've ever seen that
man around here"
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court decisions in Texas and
Florida.
The Liquor Board denial in
July and announcement of the
l,000-foot rule followed argu-
ments by Hervey G. Machen, at
torney for residents opposed to
the store. He maintained build
ing to : building measurements
put the proposed liquor store 900
feet from the Green Valley
School.
T Roscoe H. Parker, Liquor
Board counsel, said then the
question Of such a close measure
ment had not arisen before, but
the board felt the law referred
ito q building building meas
Iurement.
| "Saturation" Claimed
Mr.. Machen yesterday argued
that issuance of the license
would "saturate" the area with
liquor outlets by bringing their
number to IA. This would vio-
late the laws intent that the
outlets should be widely dis
persed throughout the area, he
added.
I In other business, the board
denied a license for a package
liquor store at $500 Riggs road.
West Hyattsville. after making
an afternoon tour of the area.
The group said the area already
is sufficiently served by liquor
stores, and the board decided to
stand by its June decision in
refusing the license to William
King
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Buff cF;zs SEaEEnBD
He Brought to Maryland

PIKESVILLE, Md, Sept. 81 up.
Senator Butler. Republican OF
Maryland, last night told a serv-
ice club meeting that he had
brought Federal contracts
amounting to $3.50 million to
small and large businesses in
Maryland.
"My relationship with the adj
ADMINISTRATION has been such as to
assure a generous amount of
Federal money to the State of
Maryland" Senator Butler said
in a speech before the Kiwanis
Club.
Paul M. Butler, chairman OF
the Democratic National Com
mittee. subsequently issued a
Washington statement in which
he called upon President Eisen-
hover to tell the American
people whether or not more than
$3.50 million worth of Govern
ment contracts have been placed
in Maryland in an effort to help
re-elect Senator John Marshall
Butter"
Cites Forms Of Aid
Senator Butler said of the Fed
|eral aid:
1T has come to us in the form
Iof ship repair contracts, defense
contracts, aid for schools in the
Iimpacted areas of Prince Georges
and Montgomery Counties, bur-
'ricane damage aid for our to-
bacco farmers, and others.
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I II am proud also Of my efforts
to induce private industry to TAXI
advantage of the opportunitiei
Offered by our great State. Atoms
this line, the $40 million Potomac
Electric Power Co. generating
plant will go to our State as {
result of a decision made in my
office by officials of that com.
lpany :"
Senator Butler spent the day
lin the Towson area, which in.
cluded a visit to the Baltimore
County courthouse. stronghold o.
Michael j. Birmingham, State
Democratic committeeman &C.
lively engaged in backing Sena-
tor Buffers opponent, George P
Mahoney.
Questions Raised
Chairman Butler said Senator
Butler was quoted as saying that
if he and Mr.. Eisenhower are re-
elected, Maryland could expect
many. many more millions in
Federal funds"
This raises questions" the
Democratic official said, which
Mr.. Eisenhower should answer
promptly:
Cd Has Maryland been
given $40 million in Federal con-
tracts because Of the influence
of Senator Butler?
(2) "Will Maryland be de-
Iprived of Federal contracts If
Senator Butler is defeated?
90 Does the Eisenhower ad-
Iministration plan to funnel Fed
leral funds into Maryland if Sen
iator Butler is reelected?
"a rs it the policy of the Eli
Isenhower Nixon administration
to funnel Federal contracts into
States with Republican Senators
lat the expense of States with
Democratic Senators?
Let me emphasize that the
subject 1 am discussing was not
brought up by me. 1t was
brought up by Senator Butler.
1t is up to the President to dis
Iavow Senator Buffers boast or
to admit that political favoritism
lis the criterion by which Fed
leral contracts are awarded"
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when population and traffic den-
sites justify it. The compromise
was accepted.
The Montgomery County Coun-
ell has appropriated $4,000 for
planning an additional access
route to Rockville from Mont
rose road near its proposed in.
terchange with the pike.
The three-mile section of high
way will get under construction
as soon as the contract is
awarded, the Roads Commission
announcement said.
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.TuthiII Stresses
Rift on Status Of
School Board

Arlington's liberal-conservative
rift over the status Of its school
board was shaping up today as
a major issue in the current
county board race.
This was made clear after Cur
It's E. Tuthill's formal kickoff
of his campaign last night under
the Arlingtonians for a Better
County banner.
His opponent is DR.. L. H. Blew
ms, a nominee Of the more con-
servative Arlington Independent
Movement.
Hammers at Leaders
In both a speech and platform
announcement, Mr.. Tuthill ham
mered away at the support by
AIM leaders of the Moncure bill
dealing with the local school
board.
The Virginia General Assem-
bly, last February passed this
bill, introduced by Delegate
Frank P. Moncure of Stafford,
which changed the Arlington
School Boards status from cleo
tive to appointive.
Last night Mr.. Tuthill told
supporters at the Arlington
Unitarian Church that AIM had
backed this bill because of its
failure to win a seat on the
school board in two consecutive
elections.
Mr.. Tuthill, who promised to
back up his charges" during
the campaign, went on to say
that AIM leaders have not one
but two platforms"
! ''Honeyed Words"
For local elections, he said, the
opposition platform is made up
of honeyed words. :" But
AIMS real platform" is ex-
pressed" only in Stafford County
and in Richmond" the candi-
date charged.
In AIMS true campaign
planks. the candidate declared,
there is expressed a contempt
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Fair Exhibit Planned

RICHMOND, Sept. 81 (P).-
Virginia will display her wares
for the first time in an over
seas world trade fair next year
at the Brussels World Trade
Exhibition in Belgium. Plans
will be developed for the fair
by a committee of the Virginia
State Chamber of Commerce.
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whose behalf the Congressman
made the formal request of Mr..
Tawes are Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon
F. Lombard Of l02 Rogers road.
Fairfax; Frederick E. Peyton Of
1894 Glendale terrace, Alexan-
dria, and Mr.. and Mrs. Howard
M. Campbell Of Oakton.
The congressman said his ac-
ton affects about $4,000 persons
who work in Maryland but who
live in Virginia. Pennsylvania.
West Virginia. Delaware or the
District.
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Charlottesville Names
Planning Official

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va. Sept.
Fl (SpeciaD Mayor r. NJ.
Davis has appointed C. C. Youell.
jr.. to a four-year term on the
city planning commission to sue
coed George H. Barley.
The other four members-at-
large on the commission were re-
appointed for the following
terms: Milton Grigg for four
years; DR.. Lorin A. Thompson
and Raymond V. Long for five
years; and William A. Rinehart.
III. for SIX years.
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BIust Kills |, Hurts 6

BERLIN. Sept. 81 (P.-A coal
dust explosion yesterday killed
one worker and injured six others
in bunker of an East German
power station at Harbke in
Saxony-Anhalt, the official Adm
News Agency reported last night.
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for the majority Of voters -
and for the VERY principle OF
majority rule ITSELF"
The major plank announced
by Mr.. Tuthill is to "Stop the
trend toward disenfranchising
the citizens of Arlington"
Under this he promises to
try and restore the elected
school board, oppose the free
holders referendum and work
to give Federal employees the
right to hold local Office. Others
urge an end to "capricious'
|zoning and insist on fair as
Isessments and on efficient col
lection and spending of tax
money"
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MCLEAN, $4,000 - The unique
charm and graciousness OF this brk
split-level will Immediately capture
yogr fancy. This fine home has q
center-halI entrance. liv. rm. with
fireplace, GE Kit, gracious din.
with fireplace. ga baths, land
scaped = acre. For appointment
phone Ell. 6-4S20 or Ell. 6-36lS
LANGLEY REALTY.
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OWNER PACKED; Isaving Tor Fal
want q good buy. 3-bedrm. BRICK
ramb. with fireplace, eating space
in kit, din. area, nice rec. rm
CHOICE N. ARL. LOG. JOHN NJ
ANDERSON, ia. 7-8106; ia. s.
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LAND

Sakes aliyelll A great big brick
WooDED ACRES 2 nreplaces, q
pine recreation rm.. q built-in ga
rage. huge porch, 3 TRULY BIG
BEDROOMS. plus maids room-and
Ia rare find to be sure A hint as TO
room sizes-dining room 14x14,
kitchen 16xl4--eall and wen show
you the rest. AT S22 $50, THIS IS
1T Really beautiful home in
choice neighborhood.
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ALEXANDRIA,, VA.
BRADDOCK HEIGHTS

Detached brick rambler. 2 bed
rms, generous-sized liv. rm. 12x20
with flrepl.. din. rm. 1Op6"xl 0f6".
mod kit, fenced yard. TIE. $3.50.
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YOU CAN'T

duplicate this HUGE OF LOAN on
today's tdght-money markell ONL Y
$1,000 DOWN and you can ASSUME
SIS 500 FIRST TRUST and all pay
ments, including taxes and insur-
ance, will be ONLY SIPS PER
MONTH on this spotless 3-BEDRM.
] 1a-BATH ANTIQUE BRICK RAM
BIER under 2 yrs. old. All the things
fun bsmt. with finished rec. rm
Dashboard heat. huge level wooded
lot in choice neiRhborhood Enough
reading. grab your checkbook and
LET'S GO SEE IT NOWl
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CENTREfILLbs va bedrooms and
bath, large living room with
fireplace, large kitchen with new
refrigerator. automatic washer and
gas range. suificient wood cabi-
nets: combination aluminium storm
windows and doors, IN quiet. neigh
House in new condition, on l34
acres OF good land Price. Sl1,75O,
small down payment 10 responsible
party BYRNE REALTY Browning
S-SkG0 Chased SUNDAYS
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FAIRFAX - Mass reproduction dream
homes won't satisfy Nobody wants
theirs Just like somebody else. II
you're looking for something differ
ent in home, maybe one Of our
- statesmen. knows Of Just the
home, No obligation. Call today.
FAIRFAX REALTY. CIR. 3-2407,
OR 3-0631
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FAIRFAN--Loyely brick and frame
rainblers on u acre. Only SI2,500
Full day light bsnt. and carport.
h.-w.h., trees, firepl. etc. Open
Sun, From Fairfax out Rte. 1913
south past Courthouse Country
Fairfax Realty, CIR 3-240T CIR.
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cOuNTRY CLrR RAMRLER.

dining rm,, fireplace. fuii bsmt :
garage, screened porch. Vacant
Terrific value Call ia. 10000.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC
2222 n. Glebe ION Lee hwy !, open
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CENTREViLLE. va bedrooms and

ARL.-By owner Brick Colonial. 2
twin-sized bedrms. din. rm firepl
scr. prch.; full bsmt Reduced "a
$4,000. 1916 Arlington blvd. IA
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NOLAN, S25,g5O-Tops in town
II you like view of rolling coun-
tryside that only hillside location
can give. be sure TO see this charm
ing gambler II has a ige liv. run.
with fireplace, 3 hedrms. din. rm.,
XII with built-in equipment, rec
Ell $3.50 or Ell. B-36lS. LANG
LEY REALTY.
1850 26th ST.. n. ARL.-4-rm. stuc.
co BUNGALOW, oil h.-w.h.. fenced yd
Sl0.500. OWNER. FE. 3-7Oa7, ewes
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FAIRFAX-Open Sun: lovely new
brick rambler: 3 bedrms., / y baths.
large modern kit, full bsmt.. fin. rec
rfl. with firepl A real buy. See for
yourself. &1S.750 Out Rte. 23G
from Alexandria TO Fairfax. right
81 Baptist church in Fairfax. Fair
.. lax Realty. OR 5-2907. CIR, 3-n63l
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ARL.--New 1-bedrm., 2-bath, full
bsmt.. brick home mr.. Wakefield
H s., 2 minis. Pentagon. 81 500 On
OIL; payments. SI0S mo. Open ]
to 5. Out Shirley hwy, right on
Rte. 7 one mi, right on s. Chester
field blk, left on S. Dinwiddle.
FOX REALTY IA. 2-S230, IA
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fAIRFAx--New IS IT brick rambler
. bedrms. master bedrm.. 20 1t.
long: walk in closet. SEP. din. rm.
full hsnlt. On " acre: lust Sf7,b00,
Fairfax Realty, CIR. 3-2407, CIR.
3-063l
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Low ON Cash? Have . vacant
Church area. rent with option to
purchase at 500 per mo. About
y OF rent will 20 as down payment
al END OF lease. Call BOB SHIP
LEY for details, JE 2-25si, JE
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ARL.. NJ near Clarendon.-6-room
home; bedrms.. full bsmt., Diet
garage. Terms and price open for
BEULAH GOSS. IA. 2-56S2.
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ALEXANDRIA
PSSTT!

We're going to let you in on a
good thing-we mean a good home
at a price you'll Immediately recog-
nize. as q right price in today S
market. It's a brick Cape Cod on
an attractively Handicapped lot. 75X
.l15. There are = bedrooms and
tiled bath, living room, din. rm.
and kitchen on first floor: 2 bed
rooms on End floor. There's also
q porch and enclosed patio The
home is in wonderful condition,
nicely decorated and ready for oc-
cupancy. Only $14.950. To a sim
cere interested buyer the terms will
be attractive. You'll have to hurry
II you want it for we expect an
EYES, MRS. BARRY. XII. s-744s
The M. H. BARRY Org.
22o6 M; Vernon Ave, Alex, Va.
hl. 3-363O KI. BOOTS
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HOUSES 70, SALE. Va. tcont.D

ARLINGTON NORTH -s Minis, To
KY Bri5Sf' Ide sdo loestion -, Lev
Throughout Finished . res rm; 1
dble. bedrms separate 22-1S-ft.
studio. Assume huge Sl1 800 4Aaes
financing call IA. 10000. REAL
ESTATE SERVICE. INC. 2222 N
Glehe I'd foi Lee hwy. Open %
ARL.-Home with income; rms,
Plus 2 modern apis; new heating
plant; zoned for apis; located
1911 N. 18th ST. small down pay
ia. 2-0a08.
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LOUNIht CLUB HILLS
HIS AND HERS

him pride Of satisfaction providing HON
dream home viii all the comfort
center hall rambler,
test Of time Six
equipped kitchen
ment buit-tn
lovely lot Only s2s55Q Move before
your inspection--CALL ia $4,000.
n I'd A Club
S o
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PINE RIDGE. S2S ,950-stone, 8.
bedroom 3-bath. beautiful home
on l acre: wide center-entr. hall
3-exposure living rm.. stone f1repl
screened porch dining rm. 15x12
kit. 13xi2, bedroom l5xlI. bath
2nd A., 2 ige. bedrms., lac. closets
bath. 34x15 paneied rec. rm.. bath,
lear garage. Assume $1,000 LIST
trust, Sis mo-. terms. Captain
transferred LUCILLE COOK. JE
o-3oTo IF 0-4HR1
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ARL., s.-No DOWN PAYMENT, SIS
mo. 2-bedrm. semidet, of Column
6ia pike. Immed. poss. CIR 3-25S5
ARL. M bedrms. full bsmt.
masonry construction. $12.95O
Consider renting. BEULAH ooSs
ia. 2-56S2.
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OWNER TRANSFERRED before he

SACRIFICE, owner transferred =
Bungalow, large living rn with
fireplace; 4 bedrms., large kitchen,
bath, enclosed back porch, garage
ana storage; oil, air-cond. heat /:
"a of acre. ! mi. from Gunston
Hail. Boat and bathing PRIVILEGES
on Potomac. S13,95O. $1,000 cash,
balance on easy terms. GLAD
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LEESRuRG

1929 WILSON BLVD, ARL., VA.
IA. 7-B60O
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no, "sHUT-IN', BLUES in this new.
all-briek split-level-- All rooms
spacious throughout. Separate din
ing rm.: beautiful bright kit: 3
twin-bedrms,; colorful tile bath.
Carport Lower level prepared
for. rec. rm. and 4th bedrm
or den. Beautiful wooded 4-scre
contracts invited. Call ia. 10000
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC,
zoe n Glebe I'd. (off Lee hwyl'
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SACRIFICE owner transferred -
Bungalow. large living rm. with
fireplace; 4 bedrms., large Kitchen.
bath. enclosed back porch. Garage
and storage oil air-cond. heat /.
"a of acre, mile from Gunston
HALL boating and bathing privi-
legs; Si3.950, $1,000 cash. Bal
ance on easy terms, GLADSTONE
z BUTLER. EDGFWATER Q-557I