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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-01-27
Mrs. Hollis lines
Tea Hostess

Mrs. Hollis l.. lines was
hostess at a high tea yester-
day in honor of Mrs. Edward
Milans. just returned from
four years in Manila where her
husband was advisor to the
Central Bank of the Philip
pines. and Mrs. Daniel j.
Flood. wife OF the Pennsyl-
vania Representative, back in
Washington after a two-year
absence.
Others attending the tea at
the Mayflower Hotel were Mrs.
John L. Mcmillan. Mrs. Charles
r. Jonas, Mrs. Jamie Written,
Mrs. James L. Souby, Mrs.
John Miles Nader, Mrs. E. S.
Lawson, Mrs. James Cunning
ham and Miss Genevieve
Reynolds,
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Mrs. Voters to Speak,

Mrs. John NJ, Waters will
give an illustrated travel talk
to members of the Women's
City Club on Sunday at 4 pm.
Tea win be served following
the talk and DR.. Kathryn
Painter Ward. club president,
will, preside.
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Beck-Wojcik

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Joseph
Beck announce the engage
ment of their daughter Anne
Marie to Sergt. Alexander
Joseph Wojcik. USMC, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander l.
Woicik Of Philadelphia. A fall
wedding is planned,
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Flinn-Smith

DR.. and Mrs. Robert H. Finn
announce the engagement of
their daughter Patricia Burge
TO Mr.. Harold Allan Smith,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Kenneth
w. Smith of bingham, Mass.
A ebruary wedding is
MANNED
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Mr.. and Mrs. Alvin E. Allen
OF Bladensburg, Md, an
nounce the engagement of
their daughter Carolyn Mae
TO Mr.. Donald Warren Wood.
son Of Mr.. and Mrs. William
w. Wood of Beltsville, Md.
A late summer wedding is
planned.
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Fashion Show Tea
Benefits Convent

A fashion show and tea will
be held at $3.50 pm. today in
the Mayflower Hotel lounge
under auspices of the Altar
Unit Of The Ladies' Guild,
Convent of the Good Shep-
herd. Spring creations by Jel-
leff'S will be shown
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Bryont.MitcheH

Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Harrison
Bryant of New York. NY, an
nounces the engagement of
their daughter Polly Anne TO
Mr.. J. Murray Mitchell, ir.,
son of Mr.. Mitchell Of this
city and the late Mrs. Mitchell
Of Tuxedo Park. NY.
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Burron-Levin

Mrs. Lily Barron of Harris
burg, Pa. announces the en-
gagement of her daughter
Helen to Mr.. Maurice NJ. Levin,
son OF Mr.. Harry Levin of New
Haven. Conn, and the late
Mrs. Bertha Levin. A March
wedding is planned.
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Wildow-Willord

Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Widow of
Moorestown. N. j.. announce
the engagement OF their daugh-
ter Paulette Ann TO Mr..
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Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas A.
Dodd Of Wheaton Woods.
Rockville. Mr.. announce the
engagement Of their daugh-
ter Yvonne Anne to Cpl.
Duncan Ryan Jerman, son OF
Mrs. F. Jefferson Beal of
Mitchellville, Nd.
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ing announced and the request
that everybody sit on the floor
II possible so all could see.
Considerable rank took to the
Continued on Page BIS, Col. S
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Continued From Preceding Page

JULIET.
From the cape, the birds" as mis-
siles are known to those who work
with them here, streak of into the
Atlantic There they are tracked by
a series of stations known as the
range" which runs some 1000 miles
over the Bahama Islands, Puerto Rico
and the Dominican Republic to the
Windward Islands. Soon, a station
will be completed on Ascension Island,
in the middle of the Atlantic between
Brazil and Africa-5,O00 miles from
herein anticipation of the time
when missiles will travel that far.
Although Cape Canaveral is listed
as an auxiliary Air Force base, 1t is
run mainly by civilians. Pan Amer
lean Anyways and Radio Corp. of
America, contractors and Subcon-
tractors for the Air Force, employ
more than 5000 people here. Tech
nicians from Northrup. Boeing, Con-
vair, North American-builders of
guided misSiles-are here to test
their babies.
The Air Force controls the safety
of the missile firings and has the
6555th Guided Missile Squadron sta
toned on the cape, but most of the
other activities are handled by civil
ianS. The squadron is here to learn
how to fire the missiles so it could
perform this duty in wartime. Two
other squadronS, previously trained
here, are equipped with Matadors and
are in the fleld-one in Europe.
Security-and, as you can imagine,
this is important here where 80 per
cent of everything on the cape is
claSSified-is handled by Pan Amer
lean. 1t employs 100 men whose only
job is to be sure secrets stay secret.
In addition to the many guards who
check passes carefully at the gates,
there are special police where projects
are being worked on and two rowing
patrols in radio-equipped trucks. Ger
tain sensitive areas are fenced in and
specially lighted.
A couple of times a month, the Air
Force tests the security Pan American
is providing. USAF men report IAN
intruder" and time the guards to see
how fast they have him apprehended.
A tour of the cape for reporters
must, of necessity, be limited. After
we passed through the security check
at the gate, our guide drove us past
liquid oxygen plants (some missiles
use this for fueD. He pointed out
buildings where the different COM
panieS assemble their missiles after
they are delivered to the cape. Most
missiles are flown in, some trucked.
We we're shown 50O-kilowatt gen.
orator and told that because normal
Florida power fiuctuateS, during mis-
Sile tests the cape must use its own
power to assure accuracy for its
tracking instruments
Finally, we arrived at the Central
Control Building, the nerve center of
tho r.,iIaI vrniCCilo hoca CoI
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assembled and thoroughly tested in
the hangar. This may take weeks. A
launching date is picked which fits
into the center'S program, and pre-
launch conferences are held when
everyone. civilian and military, con-
nected with the firing carefully goes
over the procedure to be followed.
1.-The day of the firing, crash boats
there are four, including two 60
footers) clear the waters of shipping
for miles around the cape A radar-
equipped plane patrols many miles
out to sea on the prospective path of
the missile, relaying information on
shipping back to Central Control. An
airway from West Palm Beach north,
over which there are more than LOO
flights month, passes just east of
the cape. An hour before firing it is
diverted
when we are sure the area of
impact, where the missile is scheduled
to land, is clear of all shipping and
that there is no concentration of
ships anywhere along the path, we
are ready to CO."
Col Bonner explained some of the
instruments in the Central Control
Building. About 20 per cent of the
information accumulated during
missile firing is obtained through
radar and photography. The rest is
relayed by ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
within the missile which transmit
data on temperatures, pitch, rate of
climb, fuel consumption and other
material by radio. More than 100
items on the missiles performance are
relayed in flight to Central Control.
Much of this information comes from
the receivers of the down-range
tracking stations and is sent back to
the cape over special $18 million
submarine cable which runs from
here all the way to Puerto Rico
some $500 miles.
Since SO much information comes
by radio, the channels to be used must
be clear. A specially equipped air
plane flying at $4,000 feet and ground
equipment monitor the channels. The
combined air-ground service must
report the air is sufficiently free of
interference before a missile may be
launched.
At the actual firing pad, Air Force
safety officers are stationed well be-
hind the launching site. At the firing,
if the missile becomes unstable
starts to tip-the officer pushes
button which either destroys it or
cuts of the power.
Once the missile is on its way, the
superintendent of range operation in
Central Control takes over. The ship
ping, being reported by the radar
plane in the flight path, is constantly
charted on glass board. Informa-
ton pours in showing the missiles
path. The safety officer watches it
carefully.
T.
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LITTLE EMPIRE

Situated in the beautiful rollins
foothills Of the Blue Ridge This
. 0u0-acre farm estate Is a self
msnor house. manaEers house, 4
tenant houses and elaborate stone
clubhouse Land. barns and water
adequate 10 support 1000 head OF
stock, offered for quick sale at less
than owners investment, and far
below cost Of reproduction Ideal
for cattle. horses, country club, dude
ranch, sanitarium or other institu-
tional use.
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Sale of Valuable Real Estate

on SATURDAY November 10 1886 BEGINNING at 200 O'Clock
PM val oner for sale Al public auction, the foIowtng
-Four PsIseis isna Rock valley Fsrm located
vest q MarshhA Turn lets 53e 20 124 turn ght 724.
Parcel No l. containing l30 Of
5000
ha ms Pace q ane tesieeaee and barns etc
hlshgsy ~ Ssl Snts;gse ane fenced =, -, IT -
sae heTe Is 4-aee pond suitable for hshns and boating
pAfcs containing 90 SutsD. to build
Thsis parcels OF land v be then
above land hshvay With beautiful
Th,, Arm w ,, :. ,Sie sIM :; ne is.@
IN Marshall Va Will Be offered property
consists o. acres o.
or eonmersisi ste Y va n onsFta @ one psrssl
ana Fro Streets oiylasd s,orroSm ano ressgFant
me oaains has connection could used ndepsnasnr
ZEE, % Man street q aoa. IS AZ ane 1nnas sa.k
ane tos1 sEeass system also ssre rhs and
tystem Size Of lot l05yi9a 80
To- terms sale CASH Ten the purchase
niits paid ia 'ie o. me sna the 20 s
needed i order to say Az Of hsss sroser,.s s ne
owner pfor % sale.
DAVID J. WIENER, OWNER
BOX 80 -.
MARSHALL, VIRGINIA
L. c. BOWMAN. Auetioneer Phone EN- 4-7722
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STROUT
CATALOG

Farms homes. businesses. bar
scribed. 80 states. coast to coast
many with low down payments anc
easy terms. Mailed FREE! WORLDS
LARGEST! Save through STRou1
REALTY. 234-E Woodward Bldg
Washington. stertns 3-37S4.
On Shenandoah River
Rare, unusual valuel Must b
seen to be appreciated, Finest o,
fshinE. boating and hunting. beau
tiful lawn, lots OF shade trees. out.
door fireplace: 10 acres, many bear
ing fruit trees: elisteninE white bun
salow. just decorated and painted
: rms. and bath gas. cleo. phone
Venetian blinds. two 24-ft. porches
one inelosed. enchanting view o.
river and mountains in distant
storsse house; less -, than Q Q min Z
"stesl' al $1,000; = part down; Of
space heater. gas range. etc In.
cluded Z. c. Brumback, sTRoU1
REALTY. MiddletoWn, Va. Bargain
lists mailed free.
A Steal"
one OF the best bafEains evei
listed herel On STATE hwy, IN vii,
lage beautiful bldg. sites here: Il
acres, almost all tillable, some homl
fruit: excellent residence. 10 largl
rms. IS finished, . baths. one with
shower and one with tub. furnace
cleo, > large porches enehantinl
mountain view; lovely lawn anC
beautiful trees, only Sill 500. jessie
W Anderson. STROUT REALTY
svoope Va tnesr stanton. Va
BarEaln lists mailed free.
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FoR RrNT----Io,nliTi' isrm ba,is M.

Va farm - M from . { house
needs repairs. w 2.7S64
TOBACCO FARN-Bareain on Ma
state road, Is miles . C.. 10 mi
Annapolis $50 acres house .
barns stable $1,000 WALTER
" BAuMAN. iOae 20th a. nv
Ma s.S92a or call Mr. BOWIE
~ n-H-1h
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BEAUTIFUL SETTING = Lovely
stream in woods stone fence. Older
new condition; 24-ft. living room
3 bedrms.. ia tiled maths; with 5
acres or more, Also similar house on
acre In charming village with
easy transp. to WASHINGTON. BAR
BARA @. ROSS, Broker, Gathers
hnrr 3oA.R
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GOOD HUNIING-Over 100 acres
OF mountain land, easy access 70
r. so. nr. Winchester. Va S25
per acre Call OWNER, JU s.
i1u3 ewes and sun
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100. ACRES. n CLEAR: 7.rm. home;
Z. baths; 4 hreplaces; 2 barns, other
bldgs, nice orchard; plenty Of water
for livestock; excel. spring for pond
Ior lake. With full equip, priced
Lovely 2-bedrm. home; lse. liy,
rm,; equip. kit: nice bath: has oil
central heat; well-planned grounds
with large shade trees; within easy
driving dist. OF D. c. Full price.
s1RSsg2S REAL tf sRRaSSi 1So d HSoat 3 yrs.
old, ! compi. .-bedrm. houses: mod.
cows: deep artesian well; nice sec
ton; excel. eond. Within 80 Minis.
Of D. c. Live in one and let the
other one make your payments.
Both. full price, 81 $50: terms.
!. s s>s.r M MD REALTY Lr coo1ao
92-AcRE STOCK FARM, mostly in
s sHss P sos v sSss b5 9rnEs n S SaS
condition: wonderful home site with
grand yiewi only $4,000.
6S-acre stock farm, stream and
spring; near small town; 7-rm.
house, bath and cleo: barn, other
outbldgs; paved road; easy financ-
acres, paved road; 7-rm. house,
nance; 200.
Many more large and small farms,
acreage and home sites.
JOHN j, PRicE' REAEToR
CALVERT COUNTY, MD.
215 ACRES. modern farm home, .
tenant houses, 3 barns; overlooking
Chesapeake Bay: 1S-acre tobacco al
farm equipment; s35, 900; in easy
commuting distance OF the District
430 ACRES, on hard State road,
( houses. @ barns. streams. valuable
timber, 25-acre tobacco allotment;
excellent land Investment. Low price,
II PICTURESQUE VALLEY FARM
Estate s0 Ne aSfS MASONIC aa2S4 home STa
farmhouse. 4 barns, stable, streams,
| timber; 12-acre tobacco allotment.
Owner Ill. will sacrifice.
CHARMING WHITE COLONIAL
FARM HOME with 12l acres, 80
acres clear; 11-acre tobacco allot-
ment; . well-kept tenant houses. 8
committing distance. Owner trans
ferred. must sell. No reasonable
COLONIAL ESTATE - 200 acres
on deep Patuxent River Tidewater,
main dwelling is In excellent order
VIVA ioNelS ChiHlhes pIeCfS anu Alhe
old floors and consists of drawins
room, dining room, library. center
I hall with original staircase, modern
kitchen on st floor, bedrooms and
modern bath on End floor. basement
with hot-water heat The estate
has large acrease in valuable
timber and a hreathtaking location
and equipment small boat 6 and
EARLY 18th CENTURY COLO
NAL. mod. plumbing. central heat:
4 bedrms., > staircases. fireplaces in
all rms; l35 acres fronting wide
tidal creek; tenant house, 3 barns,
tractor and equipment. S37,500.
K WIDE VARIETY or other farms.
both waterfront and inland. Write
or phone for particulars.
J, B. WATERS
PRINCE FREDERICK, MD.
PHONES PA and 325-J
1S7-AcRE FARM. on hard road.
near Mt. Airy, with two s-room
houses tbath in main house,. large
barn, with 3 streams Of water
iiSic-AcRE FARM. e.rm. hou..
Urn. FRAME bunsalow, With
near Damascus. $500.
NEW 3-BEDRM dwelling. with
hot water. oil Dashboard heat. hre-
place, fun basement, ceramic tile
bath; corner lot and shade; ready
for occupancy. This is real buy
and the price is right.
H. P. BuRDETTE 4 SON, Real
tors mt Mt. A AZ Nd -v Pm ,o rs eve e,
~ eu I.t,,,,.an $50
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FARMS tcont.).

l2 ACRES, facing highway. 2M miles
from town. good older-type 6-rm.
R aSsss s,G eeds Bo ois Ejee NssG tSg9s
Broker. Culpeper. Va.
,2OO-ACRE FARM-sO0 acres open,
balance growing timber. Planned
time fences, abundant water, good
tenant houses and barns. A new,
modern ranch-type house, very
reasonably priced. HARRY PARKER,
Broker Hotel Darwin, Grenada
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NEAR CLINTON -- 10 acres on
woodward 20 suitable Tor private
estate O. development sua cal
MA s.-61b MEtOY A SUMMERS
INC Ma -.31Sn
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sHENANDoNn YALLEY. "a m

son. Va --o-foom frame house not
modern ogihidgs stream and
tprirgs ~ acres about e5 clear.
- 400 Easy terms CHICKEN
BERGER " g.SAge
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SMALL ACREAGE. so rear MAJ.
bcro Rlth h-rm house - 500
Terms avganstc Sun cali Ma
-.es-e MELoY a SUMMERS
fNC Ma -.3JbN
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FARMS
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

Approx. las acres. II mi. from
D. G.. approx, 2 mi. from Hwy. 30l.
"A acres cultivated. 4-acre tobacco
allotment. Estimated $4,000 worth
Of timber. . good streams. Nice old
house with hreplaces; electricity.
telephone, good well. S24,500. good
financing.
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Sc YEARS. SERVICE
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WIDOW must rent Ice. furn.: 2 scr.
porches: on lake; pvt. dock; Sl25
mo. $476 to Abr Is. WA. 7-9372.
FLORIDA, west coast--Attractive
new 2-bedrm. duplex; cleo. kit.
porch. carport. patio: on yacht
basin. Lease yrly, or season. EN-.
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IDEAL OFFICE SPACE

lilo y ST M -f oNess nee
availaols Esnfse frcr AS 10 40
rft -o-th Elevator serves rrsg
~ r- f-oslfs a. slar ~ taN
eHANSoN 4 tccHs ga igth a.
~ "a s.14F
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NEW Ga SITE
- 70 2U0 lots ] mile from new
GA site All utilities IN. ready 10
go at only $3.50 a finished lot
$500 down per lot, subordinate the
balance.
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PORT TOBACCO VALLEY. Ap-
prox. 1875 acres. 80 cultivated; q
acre tobacco allotment. large
barn. / good tenant house, stream
ley; excellent neighborhood: faces
famous estate. Liberal financing
$4,000
Mrs. Louie p. Dodson, Welcome. Md
West ASH. Representing
SANDOZ, INC. DU. 7-1234
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c. M. HALEY, JE. 2-7944
Evenings Until 8

Institutional Site, D. c.
~ S fTont LiyirEston ID. Sc. l2s'
A-l716
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FARMS

Mr.. FREDERICKSBURG, vA.-200
acres, e-rm. house. barn, cowshed.
corn house. large chicken house,
gaTaEe; just OF Rte. Il, nr. Rich
and Church. 3 miles from Hart
wood, stafford County. NO. 7-370e;
ewes Sp 3-SpA3
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900 AOHE5
Poolesville -Dickerson area.
stock farm. house, 10 rooms,
. baths: oil h.-w.h.: mod
ern kitchen: excellent barns.
necessary outbuildingS; 2
miles frontage on hard road,
Farm extends to Gao Canal
overlooking Potomac River,
streams and woodland. $500
per acre.
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Builders, Attention

5eabrook Acres: sewer now In
stalled A distinctly different COM
munity. Lots are a. least IL acre
and wooded. Individually styled
homes; shopping center. transport
talon schools and churches Only
20 minutes 70 D. c. and Port Meade
Cal today for information. Reason
able: LIBERAL terms
M. LEO STORCH
f1sveioner an 41EOO
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HUNTING ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

.OS ACRES GROWING TIMBER,
Royal, va: bordered by National
Forest and excellent trout stream:
price $4,000. c. W. WILEY. Ur-
hanna Va
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L45 KENNEDY 81. N.W.

ous rcom anpsox 1878, evan Al
? cdssr oArs 5isg pe-t criy ass
re- no incl a..ls To inspect. see
~ Ccs 81 unged irflrancr o1rt
Neekdavs oniy X @ sNfTHY CO
81 4.T4uu
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MEDICAL ARTS BLDG
$3.50 n Hampshire Ave
Dust nast . c Ire IN Prince
GEORGES County,

Recently completed bldss nov
bslnE oecupiee ny prominent doctors
nna eentiEts Some space still avail
Tor general praetiorers nose ard
throai specialists, opthamolcglsts
etc several very aitfae arrauFe-
fnsnN possible With risngY q ain.
eous. etc EntiFe BIDS centrally air.
core. Elsy service ilorfcseeni lignt.
crate fsEisls from 500 PEI no
cspending on SIZE ~ suites Noth.rs
rrrs 70 SPEND eu' YOUR phone eiils
p further information call Mr.
CEFpR IN e.nOnn
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LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED

lots WANTED ~ o. c.-Any
s S 70 'ne isi T;s PiEiss' CO CO
inlt X 81 nv sT 3.s3ff
NOM. CTY.. ND.--cioss.in ran.
ifsssp cash NJ. t.7ssz.
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LEONARD SNYDER. Real Estate
Iel. WE. 4-33il. La Plata, Md,
HISTORIC TTDEwATER

HlSI ORIG Underwater
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
1-hISTORIc LOTHIAN; -.
room Colonial brick home. in hrst.
class condition; Ia baths; lie
acres: 3 farm houses, barns. outl
buildings; on 8 paved highwsys. 30
miles D. C.. 10 miles Annapolis; i'm
mediate possession; being sold to
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY:
80 acres; h-room modern home: .
large barns. stripping rooms. t.
acre tobacco allotment: Just Oft
Route 30l near Mitchellsville. II
miles d. c.; SIS. 900.
3--l46 ACRES; Davidsonyille.
farm house: 3 large barns. stable,
large running streams:
on paved highway: land in high
state Of cultivation; immediate pos
"a ACRES on Fowler i''V Creek.
overlookins Bay; Anne Arundel
County; modern. Groom. Ila-bath
country home; hot-water heat. q
basement insulated, garage, newly
decorated; poultry house; shade
trees: SIS. 500; 80 miles D c.
5-HERR1NG BAY. adjacent to
Deale; acres. good harboT. cleared
land suitable. for subdivision or
marina; 25 miles D. c.
els ACRES; tidewater creek;
paved highvay;.. idea. subdivision.
Annapolis, 80 miles D. G. immediate
possession, will sell whole or part:
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT.
CAL Mrs Williams, University =
44si CALVERT REALTY AGENCY.
Prince Frederick. Maryland.
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SILVER SPRING
8707 GEORGIA AVE.

New aforementioned hiRh-speed-
elevator building. Suites arranged
lcsted Call WEAVER BROS. inc,
lDI. $4,000. Bldg. phone, JU. 10000
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Recently completed Air-cond sley-
kldg With acoustic ceilings iluoteS-
sent Nghting decorator. stvls of1ces.
ere. Only ayaN suite feature lac
receipt office with panelea maniel
va ara lge font pvt Office with
huge Colonial style picture wtndoW
sci5 no On lease Th.s Includes all
services except phone Call Nj Oil
Tor APP, 20 inspect
-. a. --l Mt. -
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Loudoun County

LOuuOuu NOuuCy
Potomac River 'front.'
age, l to 10 acres, "a
acre wood e. building
site, beautiful 2-acre site
on Broad Run. EStab-
lishe d com m u nifty.
Terms.
To reach: IA miles
west TySons Corner on
Route 7, Broad Run
Farm Trailer Office, or
phone
HERNDON 3OS-W
OR
EN-. 2-7567
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lag JEFFERSON pL. Nv.

tJust of Conn ave and NJ ST.
afound corner from Rims Bids nr.
Navtloutr Hoiel iine cafes. etc
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OTHER FINISHED LOTS
Call Us for your finished lot needs
ready to go in all price ranges.
Call Mr Schroeder weekdays al
j. FULLER GROOM co.
23O4 Wilson blvd IA 5-44s7
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THE RITTENHOUSE
610l 18th ST. NV.
CALL IA. 9-6943
SILVER SPRING

Prominent Georgia ave corner
midway between Silver SpfinE and
Wheaton formerly PHYSICIANS Of
both ofices and living IA Q-4i40