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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13
BY ISABELLE SHELTON

A dyed-in-the-wool Texan
is the new president Of the
Woman's National Democratic
Club.
She is Mrs. Mastin G.
White, brown-eyed and gray
haired, with a long record of
activity in several women's
organizations and a reputation
as a terrific organizer.
I'm just a small town girl
from Tyler, Tex. really a
housewife at heart" she says.
II love little theater work. Did
q lot of it in Tyler. That's
where Mastin and I met. We
played the leads opposite each
other in The Bride"
Came in New Deal"
The Whites came to Wash
ington from Texas early in
1888, early in the New Deal.
when Mr.. White was named
special assistant to Attorney
General Homer Cummings.
They planned to stay only two
years, but like many other
couples who have come here.
they have never gone back
home.
After two years at the
Justice Department. Mr.. White
became Solicitor of the Agri-
culture Department Q935-4O,
a colonel in the Army Judge
Advocate Generals Office
u942-45, and then Interior
Department solicitor.
He resigned the latter post
In a letter to President Tru-
man on January 20, 1858, the
day Gen. Eisenhower was
sworn in as President, and
entered private law practice
with former Texas Senator
Tom Connally. He recently
became one of the IL Com
missioners of the United States
Court of Claims.
A great admirer Of Robert
E. Lee, his favorite pastime is
collecting data on the Con-
federate general.
Mrs. White, who had organ
ICED Little Theater and Bush
ness and Professional Women's
projects in Tyler. turned her
organizational enthusiasm to
various groups here. She had
no children, and plenty of
time on my hands," she says.
1T seems like we spent most
of our early years here look
ing up Texas friends and max
ing new friends" she says.
Organized Clubs
For Mrs. White this meant
organizing" her new women
friends into a book club and a
dramatic reading club. She
also Joined the Woman's Ma
tional Democratic Club, the
Twentieth Century Club,
Housewives United, the YWCA
and. with her husband. the
Texas State Society and one
Of the Capitals earliest square
dance groups (they now be-
long to two dance groups, one
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even before World War II
broke out. she says. and after
France fell in the summer of
1910 she organized her friends
into q Bundles for Britain"
knitting group. Later she or.
ganized q Red Cross knitting
and bandage rolling class, and
by the time this country
entered the war she had COM
pleted a Red Cross canteen
course.
She was one Of a small
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the club-the question Of
whether to build an addition
in the space now occupied by a
side garden. in order to make
space for more guests at big
dinner. meetings. She plans
no Innovations for her year as
president. Mrs. White says,
preferring to keep the club
"just what its always been-a
place where Democratic wom-
en- can get together and hear
serious discussions of serious
issues Of the day"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13
MRS. MASTIN WHITE
She's Known as q
Terrific Organizer

Of which meets weekly, the
other monthly.
Her reading made her aware
OF the menace of Hitlerism
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13

The ARREST Of aces-s profuon Of flowers traced with
delicacy. It's shouette-a traditional and romantic with
petaed bodice carved nodded slightly elongated line and
curng necine followed by sprnking of rdescen sequns
blowing skirt trails off into chapel train For the girl
who plans memorable wedding. White. 1o-12-14
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-05-13

Sprinkle generously in storage boxes, trunks,
closets. drawers . over draperies and rugs
you are storing for the season. This l0-lb.
can will supply your full seasons require
ments. 1000 pure for effective moth pre-
vention. Buy now at savings!
Kann's-Notions-Stree Floor, Washington
and Arlington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-27

gomery: In, END Of Morn
ing" man learns that life is
series of adjustments. even
to tragedy: Jackie Cooper.
Joan Lorring.
$3.50, WMAL (7)-Medical Ho-
rizons: The use of radio
active gold in cancer therapy
at Meharry Medical College,
Nashville.
1000, WTOP (9)-Studio One:
Warm Welcome" story of
warm-hearted woman who
raises homeless youngsters
and faces her biggest prob
lens in a disrupting young
ster; Mildred Natwick.
1880, WMAL (7)-Follow That
Man: Mike Barnett tracks
down two kidnapers who are
holding a blind mans seeing
eye dog for ransom.
11:10. WTTG (5)-Featurama:
Film features including
"Kangaroos and Peaceful
Conquest" will be shown.
l1:55, WMAL t7)-Heart Of the
City: Steve and Lorelei break
up an auction racket that is
selling junk for gold and
silver.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-27

and q selection from "carou-
sell"
$500, WRC The Telephone
Hour: Tonight's guest soloist
is Met Opera soprano Lucine
Amara.
800, WMAL - Soundmirror:
Unit SO at liquor store holdup:
some bridge club CONVERSE
tons: two editorials on Rus
sian trade and Russian prom
Uses.
$3.50, WRC-The Magic Mario:
Musical selections from Mario
Lanza's new movie, "Sere-
nade," will be previewed.
1000, WWDC-People Take The
Lead: A dramatic program on
civil rights features the prob
lem of discrimination among
school children.
1O:35, WTOP-One Minute of
Truth: The story of what one
dollars worth of Radio Free
Europe buys.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-27
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS
6:45. WGMS-Of MANY Things:

6:45, WGMS-Of Many Things:
DR.. Bergen Evans subject is
Men and Their Myths"
1880, WGMS--Music From Ger
many: Schumann, Concert
Piece in G; Marschner, Over
ture to Hans Heiling; Haas.
Overture to a Merry Game.
500, WMAL-Your Better To-
morrow: A chat with Repre-
sentative Francis Bolton of
Ohio; a talk on Sex Educa-
ton for Teenagers" by DR..
Evalyn Miller Duval; beauty
expert Dick Satterf1eld COM
ments on double chins.
Sis, WRC-Boston Symphony
Orchestra: Pierre Monteaux
directs the orchestra in pro-
gram devoted to Brahms
Violin Concerto in D Major"
$3.50, -WMAL-voice of Fire
stone: Thomas L. Thomas is
guest soloist on program fea-
turing Schubert's "Serenade"
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TODAY'S TV
HIGHLiGHTS

1880, WTTG 81 Spy: THE
Amateur" story of Belle
Boyd-famous spy for Gen.
jackson.
500. WMAL (7)-Readers Di-
gest: Marguerite Chapman
as private investigator in
handwriting mystery.
$3.50, WMAL (7)-Voice of
Firestone: Thomas L. Thomas
sings Men of Harlech"
(Welsh) and You'll Never
Walk Alone"
800, WTOP o. Love Lucy:
Lucy wanting to appear
worldly orders snails for din
ner and ends up with police.
800, WRC (4)-Medic: THE
End and the Beginning" a
story about nurses.
$3.50, WRC (4)-Robert Mont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-27
BALTIMORE V

(Here are some evening pro-
grams on nearby Baltimore sta
lions which differ from those
available on local channels.)
600 (2)-Gene Autry and Car
tOOns.
6:15 Q3)-H0ld the Phone.
$50 t2)-Commercial Film.
TOO CID - Damon Runy0n
Theater.
1890 1D--Man Behind the
Badge,
1880 t2)-Fabian Of Scotland
Yard.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-27

rrHs is something you'll find only in 1856
l. Buick.
And we think this action is so exciting, you ought
to come in for sampling before another sun sets.
For Buick new Variable Pitch DynaAow is more
than Just the smoothest, the sweetest, the most
responsive transmission yet developed.
It's quick and it's nimble-its gas-saver and
great safety factor-the most thrilling safety
measure on the American scene today.
When we say twin higgered, we mean just that.
You move the first trigger the moment you press
the gas pedal no more than an inch.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10
TODAY'S Nv
HIGHLfGHTS

1900, WTOP t9)-SoIdiers of
Fortune: Returning seriesl
New episodes.
1880, WMAL (7)-Bold Jour-
ney; Trial to Sonora" life
among the Yaqui Indians Of
Mexico.
$500, WRC tN-Ernie Kovacs
Show: The Nairobi Trio re-
turns on the season finale.
$500, WTTG t5l - Squeegee:
Ben Blue as window cleaner
who can make stock market
predictions.
$500, WTOP t9l Burns and
Allen season Premiere) Gra-
Gle employs "a questionable
method Of assuring her ac-
ceptance in fashionable la
dies club.
900, WMAL (7)-Film Fair:
TITS Hard to Be Good, /" movie
about army captain who be-
comes involved with crooked
politicians; Anne Crawford.
$3.50, WRC (4l-Robert Mont
gomery Theater: (Season
Premiere) James Cagney
makes his TV debut as army
sergeant assigned to escort
body of another sergeant to
his home town for burial;
Muriel Kirkland.
$3.50, WTOP t9)-Vic Damone
Show: Dancer Bobby Van
and the Baird Puppets are
guests.
1890, WTOP t9)-Studio One:
"The Caulifiower Heart, /"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10
TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

500. WIDOW, wASH-fm-In
the Concert Hall: Selections
by Prokofiev, Arensky, Tchai-
kovsky and Iranov. tHi-Fi
test at 9 pm.)
1880, GMS-fm-MuSic from
Germany: operate compost
tions by North German radio
orchestra.
soc, WTOP-Robert @. Lewis
Show: Premiere) New week.
night comedy variety series
with Judy johnson, Richard
Hayes and Ray Bloch's or
chestra.
$500, WGMS-am-True. Detec-
tive: Young man with long
& barreled pistol starts cops on
merry chase.
S:15, WRC-Berkshire Festival:
Elezar de Carvalho, guest
conductor. Ballet suite, Pc
trouchka. by Stravinsky.
$3.50, WN9AL,-Voice OF Fire.
stone: CSimulcast, WNGAL-D
Mildred Miller features music
from Carmen.
$500, WRC Telephone Hour:
Young violinist Michael Rabin
solos.
10:45. WWDC-High Holy Days:
Special broadcastS commemr
Grating the Jewish New Year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10

America crown over our own
Mango Lucey? !. Margo's fine
showing gave the exciting finals
tcarried Saturday night by
WNTAL-D an extra tingle for
local viewers. !. The new Miss
America. incidentally, should be
swamped with TV offers by now.
|. She's telegenic-and that
drawl is money in the bank.
The Civil Defense show yes
terday called Survival Street"
|(yIRC-4) was probably the most
important program on TV this
week end. The workers who
participated in the hard-hitting.
half-hour performed like pros
and the photography was abso-
lutely top fight. {. WRC and
Washington can be proud Of it.
Tv does a good job covering
baseball, a fair one covering
foOtball-but when it comes to-
tennis. it's tops. 1t was a.
pleasure watching and listening
to the expert commentary of
such people as Jack Kramer,
Lindsay Nelson and the others.
Morrie Siegel's TV fans wanted
him back on WTOP-9-but I'mI
sure they won't object to his
happy return to his first love,
newspapering tThe News. The
decision-to those who knew him
wasn't exactly a surprise.
''Lassie" and Private Secre-
tary" began their new season
runs on WTOP-9 yesterday eve
ming 80. The Lassie episode in
volving bees seemed a little weak
for an opener-but Ann Soth-
ern's series moved OF attrac-
tively-for the gals, anyway
with handsome Jacques Ber-I
gerac.
The inside-TV bulletin Of the
week was Pat Weaver's resigna-
ton as chairman of the board
OF NBC The network will
miss this aggressive and mag
NATIVE executive-and so win
many of the programs and per-
sonalities he helped create and
develop The new season that
we have been anticipating so
long-with its multi 9O-minute
spectaculars and specials - Isl
largely the result of his progress
sive and tradition-upsetting re-
gime as NBC president !. (. Let's
hope he returns to TV some
place, somewhere. soon!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10

longest. jim fought on a
loquacious mama bar in the
opening episode and that, you'd
have to say is par for the course.
The series has a singing back
ground reminiscent of the Wyatt
carp saga, a hero who looks
manly in buckskins (ScOtt
F0rbes) and the semi-documen-
tary approach that lends a touch
of artistic verisimilitude to the
most uncOrrob0rative tales.
Like that other small fry
champion, Davee, Bowee will be
true to the legends, all of them,
and maybe that's the way it
ought to be. The opening epi-
sode took care of the forging of
the Bowie knife, a formidable
weapon, and you can bet your
allowance it'll be the busiest
blade since "The Singing Sword"
\ X \ 4
JEANNE Carson is a pert and
pretty young lady Of consider
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10

able talents and it is to be hoped
that the succeeding episodes of
Hey, JEANNE" will enable her
to demonstrate them more ami
ably. She plays a Scottish immi-
grant, which is fine and plausi-
Bile. but the setting is Brooklyn.
the jokes are Brooklyn and
that's what's known as stepping
up to the old plate with two
strikes on, you. Zone comedian
wonderingly reported last week
that the word Brooklyn" no
longer gets a hand-or even a
|laugh0
Allen Jenkins, Jeannie'S spOn-
sor, is a cab-driver twhat else?)
and the supporting cast is COM
Ipetent hut helpless.
X 4 \ 4
Exercise Dept: ] kept Jump
ing back and forth so much last
might between 1.-THE Magic Box"
(WRC-4) and the Ed Sullivan
show (WTOP-9) that I'm pre-
pared to testify that Robert
IDonat couldn't have invented
the movie camera without the
help Of Elvis Presley.
The subtly-hued British film,
By the nay. pas the best 0d yet
for coIor-Gnd If you 1Uere lucky
enough to be matching one, stop
Dragging.
Presley, whose appearance on
the Sullivan show was the first
of three (for $5O,00O) behaved
with some charm. After the
Iteen-agers in the audience had
finished announcing their pres
Ience with shrill yelps, he said,
thank you, ladies'"
His contribution was quite in
order this time, though have
a bunch that an extraordinary
agile West Coast director may
hAve had something to do with
that. Every time Elvis began to
|wiggle, the camera would lunge
Iup for a head and shoulder shot.
He also sang q song fairly
straight grammatical little
exercise called Love Me Tender"
which he will introduce in his
first movie. This record, it seems
safe to say, will sell at least q
million this week.
Charles LaughtOn, exercising
that restraint for which he is
not particularly noted, intro
duced EIvis from New York with
an air that can best be described
as bemused. He did recall the
Emusic hath charms" line and
that, as the composer Of EIvis'
song might write, wrapped it
up neat.
Presley will be. back on Sulli-
vans show October 20 and Sulli-
van viii be back on Sullivan's
show next Sunday.
+
On the Run:
Wonder If Miss South Caro-
llina's aside to emcee Bert Parks
you're so cute, you ought to
be on TV"-won her the Miss
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drama Of couple who. having
lost their teen-age son, have
opportunity to take in boy
who needs home; Luther
Adler.
11:1O, WTTG (5l-Weather:
Peter Jamerson begins new
weather series.
l1:15, WTOP (9)--Late Show.
Flying Tigers" story Of pilot
who finds success of his un-
dertaking imperiled by reck-
lessness Of best friend; John
Wayne. Paul Kelly, Anna Lee.
1922
11:2O, WMAL (7--Night Show:
"Spitf1re." story of how the
famous English warpIane was
built; Leslie Howard. tl943.)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10
Television Tomorrow-Tu.sdoy, September Il

WRc EA N-aS On MIOP
Eh NGss MMul Captain Kangaroo
AN. WRc tcA 4IWTTe lch sI[WMAL tch 7lWToP ter 9Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-10
ON THE AIR
Jim and Jennie
Open ~ Season
BY BERNIE HARRISON

Weekend ScOrebOard: The heralded Tv got
of to suffering start with pair pleasant but frankly
routine entries THE Adventures of Jim Bowie" Friday WNAI
u and Hey, JEANNE" Saturday. WTOP-9).
OF the two. the former which finds Jim taking
where Davy Crockett left off, hkeest be the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17
DOCTOR OR DENTIST
WYATT

VIII repartition and redecorate
14th and N. y ave. corner suite for
approved tenant. Call Z. c. Scott.
SHANNON a LucHs. ia 14th at.
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Potomac River Estate

B0atIn1, nshInG and swimming al
y yeg5 oy woo trSn, yard a, View MT
t rem your front porch. Lac white
baths. kit. dining nm, msid'S n RIM
Nv. rm, 15xs0. Beautifui ibsft pic,
ture window, 2-car heated garage
Partly furnished, Jeep, garden trac-
TOR, etc, 12-level acres. 90 miles Ia
p: e. line over fast blvd Located
opposite NJ. Vernon on the MARY
o zee FsihH6s pr siHYss5 BS56o 2wNT1R
vited. w. a.llla. lH-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17

HOWARD COUNTY-Clarksviile dis
trict: lO4 acres with extremely
livable 5-bedrm.. 1M-bath house:
lrg, barn. Adjacent 70 Tridelphia
LAKE. We recommend this as our
SANDY apRINQ REAITY cd
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1915 Jefferson PI NV.

1916 jefferson Pl. NV.
LUST OFF CONN. AVE. ADA
GENT TO RING BLDG, NEAR
HOTEL. FINE SHOPS,
RESTAURANTS, ETC)
Some desirable space still avail
able in q truly unique ONCE building
now nearing completion. Colonial
architecture on small street Of in
mite charm. Ideal for the individ-
ual or company requiring something
"a little different" We can offer
entire ground floor comprising 3
very large rooms and private en-
trance from street. Also have entire
end fir. available: ideal If your re-
lQuirements are approximate 900
50. It. Also have unusually attrac-
tive room with walnut paneling,
private sundeek, etc, at S135. Build
ing Is completely and scientifically
Air conditioned. Elevator, acoustic
tile. ceilings. all Offices decorator
STYLED. For further information, ap-
pointment to inspect, etc. call
Legum & Gerber Realty Co.
>EM. 10000
las KENNEDY ST. NV.
2 ADJOINING ROOMS. approx.
$50 SO. IT,, End door Of modern Of
nee bldg. Rent only S75 per mo-,
incl. utils. To inspect, see Mr.. Cole
on premises, weekly. or call Mr..
Hughes. with H. @. SMITHY CO..
ST $4,000.
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eO-AcRE STOCK FARM. : dvellinr,l

nT. HySt H si5GH siss' S S66. 2 dWeIlihE'
1b-AcRE STOCK FARM, 7-rm
mouse. barn. etc; large spring anc
stream; near HyattsEown on new
Route gao. S17,25O.
QUAINT OLD 2-SroRY BRICK
rms. nreplaces: nice elevation and
49, T. on. on haf I'd. I'd near ear New Market
NEAR AYATTsTowpNl n = :
ID bedrms.. bath: 3 acres,
BEN lac HRDE FREMONT Ire wGI0s sali fsgV
SANDOZ, INC, DU. 7-l234
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FREE PARKING
Mr.. 18th & L SITS. NV.
several nice ofnees and suites
Low rent. includes free psfkins
place In rear OF building.
RE. 1881 WO. 6-3125
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17

100 EYE ST. NV, in heart Of thu
business afea--We can offer l.42t
ca. It. Of aforementioned space Ii
an elevator bldg. at So 50. IT,.
which includes all service. Can sub
oiviss. see MAo AGO an : YIN
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17
FARMS
REQUIREMENT FARM

800 acres: s houses; barn; many
springs: partly cleared, partly or
iehard, good undamaRed apple crop
bal. In valuable timber; MAGNIFICENT
views; State I'd: perfect for year.
round living or resort development
PRonsa So'S %NER upDser 7fSo Va. .eT fSo
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B. F. PerrOw
Remington, Va. Rem. II
PROPERTIES FOR SALE

~ a - ~
Remington, Va. Rem. II
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
ga. 1O-rm. center hall house
mod. kit, h.-w.h., bath, garage. hen
Country elSnti town Tow; 50 m mi. D. C.. $1,000
"a. s rms. bath, oil heat. mod
kit. lge. lawn. garden. Nr. SenecI
and River I'd. 20 mi. d. C., SIG,
i5-A.. old house, splendid stream
improved road, "a mi. D. C.. 50.
0o 9o- A. hunting lodge or mini
900 mink pen, 225x150 seasoning
sheds, high elevation in .CatoctiI
Mountains where deer. wild turkey
grouse hunting and trout fishing 4
at its best. 55 mi. d. C., $4,000
i00-A.. summer retreat. new g.
rm. cabin, high in mountain OF
Keys GAP. I'd, nr. historic Harper
Ferry and S shsn oda .I Rsver' o.
i1O-A.. 7-rm. house. 36x60 barn
corn house, good fencing. streams
woods. So, 1000 worth farm machiner,
and crops. 80 mi. D. c.. $4,000
terms.
I5O-A., 6-rm. BUNGALOW, oil
h. -w.h., tenant house, bsmt. barn
fertile land. streams, game sanctuary
M. Laytonsville. Mont. city,. Nd.
l94-A., S-rm. house, cleo, water
bsmt.. barn, corn house. gentle
rolling land. mi. east Of Frederick
$4,000. terms.
400-A., arm. center-hall MAR
house. cleo, water. bsmt. barns
2 cattle barns. superb grass anC
water. 2 mi. hard road frontage
rs mi. ID. c., $3.50 per A.
545 A. stock farm at 5000 per A
Several farms fronting on Poto-
mac River Prices start $500 per A
CHAS. H. JAMESON,
REALTOR
Poolesville 1900
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635 F st. NV.
Modern ofiees, newly decorated
wired for air conditioners. Two
elevators. Reasonable rents.
ThoS. j. Fisher & Co., Inc.
736 18th st. NV, pI. 7-8ea0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17

FAMOUS TRUMPS HILL FARM
outstanding value; 10 mi. from
Wash, in P. Georges Co.; 8 mi. from
county seats original manor house
40 acres Of mostly cleared land
the manor has orig. hall and circu
lar stairway and random-w width ifs.
2 beaut. black marble firepls., liv
nm, din. rm., bedrm. and bath, mod
kit. on LIST a: upstairs are . fin
bedrms. and 2 roughed-in bedrms
and baths; new roof, new hot-watei
oil heater, cleo. h.-w h.; 65-ft. wei
OF fine water; also 42-ft. well will
pump and spring-fed stream; lge
bank barn, 4-car gar. implement
shed; high elev.: 3-acre lawn; hug
trees and choice shrubbery; mr.
beaches; good fishing. Rte. sol.
Truly a restful retreat: also suit
able for social club OF rest home
a real value. Priced under $4,000
For appt, call Mr.. Cross.
-. PAUL P. STONE, Realtor -
TIL C-I10E aDA o 0OQs
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REALTOR
Poolesville 3262
LOTS, ACREAGE soR SALE


LAKE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 8, 10
375 lake frontage. l46 IT.: 24.b0
50. IT,, beaut. wooded 10. 1-1O0O
az ACRE--S75 down. S25 mo-, Il
Minis. Sc. d. c. 10. 7-S455
WOODMOOR, whitmoor Terrace
IT,, paved. curbs and cutters; al
utilities available; scenic view
$3.50. Call HE. 4-7624.
TWO LOTS, near Forest Glen I'd
or after $3.50 weekdays.
WOODED LOT 70x156 IT,; sewer
E. assssS avail $1,000 cash. oards'
LOTS FOR SALE, on shenandoah
HI Tss ACRES ssf 0' k Il p sosSss. Si'
GERMANTOWN, MD.--Lge. q. tracts
prime land for develop. very mr.
Acc. LUND, III. 6-i233, co. 6-0ess
MOTEL LOCATION. is miles D. c.
LOCO IT.. front. - Rte. z, nesi
o%RES, so1 Il 4s4 G sE.s nsr Va p
ONLY "a BEAUTIFUL HOMEsITEl
left from large estate; 5.ecre tracts
20 miles from Wash. BR. s.s406
FOREST GLEN. Md lots on Sem
mary rd.: one 80 IT,, one as IT,
surveyed and ready TO build. on
part. OIL. 4-247l,
COUNTRY CLUB HILLS : limited
number Of beautiful homesites hal
block from Washington Golf an.
Country Club Fully improved
"a. $4,000 ri q.
COLLINGWOOD ON THE POTOMAC
Adjacent to Mt, Vernon Memoria
hwy. Restricted .community--lanS
and lots, quarter TO half acre sites
sSSrSnss u saessn, s SEsd v irs ss
ordinate, Call ARLIN0T TON
REALTY CO., INC. IA. 1880
I'll Q.
LAKE JACKSON-Two lots, neal
ia. 7.Ss55,
LAKE BARCROFT-Wiii sacrifice
beautiful wooded h-acre water.
front lot; $4,000. clearbrool
APT. SITE, nr. PROPOSED new hos
pital on Wheeler I'd, Sc. Soned fol
IL apts. reasonable. Call Mr.
Dixon. Re, 5-bn25. COX a Co
INC. 10 e-5S37.
FALLS CHURCH. VA beautifui
lots, each with i0O-ft. FRONTAGE On
East Rosemary lane. All puhiie
each. ksK.Usi REALTY Co,
IA. s-isba, IA. 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17
GENTLEMAN'S
ESTATE

200 acre. all tillable dairy farm.
completely renovated. l6 miles West
from Rockville: ! mile from new
Washington Frederick hwy.
Price slightly over 100000. See
own broker or call Mr.. Lee. MO.
3 1862. Frederick, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-17
5000 PER ACRE

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Around this center Of expanding
activity we have a number Of farms,
from 30 acres and up, offering good
investment opportunities. In the
upper county and into Frederick
County, many listings from $4,000
and up. Call or drop in any time.
Well be here.
! ROMER & CO., INC.
REALTORS GATTHERsBuRG 900