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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07
u. n. Chief Asks
|srae|is 10 Spell
Out Intentions

UNITED NATIONS, N. Y, Feb
II R.-Israel's conditions fol
pulling out of Egypt and the
GAIA strip brought a counter re.
quest from United Nations Sec
Rotary General Dag Hammar-
skiold that the Israelis spell out
their own intentions.
Mr.. Hammarskjold disclosed
last night that he had asked
Israeli Ambassador Abba Eban
to find out from his government
l. If Israel will allow the u. N
emergency force to post troops
on its side of the Egyptian
Israeli armistice line.
2. Whether Israel recognizes
that the General Assembly reso-
lutions passed last week end call
for the Israelis to withdraw their
administrative units as well as
their troops behind that line
Israel has such units in the GAIA
strip and has proposed continu-
ing her administration Of that
disputed area even If her troops
pull out.
Conditions Submitted
The Israeli delegation an.
nounced earlier it had submitted
to the Secretary General several
conditions for with drawal Of
Israeli troops from Egypt's Gull
OF Aqaba coast and the GAIA
strip.
Israel demanded assurance
from Egypt that she would re-
frain from shooting once Israel
pulled out and that the Egyptians
would not renew their blockade
of 1sraeli-bound shipping in the
Gulf of Aqaba.
Will Issue Report
Mr.. Hammarskiold had sepa-
rate half-hour interviews with
Mr.. Eban and Egyptian Foreign
Minister Mahmoud Fawzi. There
was no indication. however, that
Egypt would give any assurances
or had been asked for any.
Egypt and other Arab states
meanwhile pressed for an early
meeting of the general assembly
to put more pressure on Israel
A U. N. spokesman said the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07

assembly probably would meet
early next week. He added that
Mr.. Hamnarskjold is expected
to issue report on the situation
before then.
In other action the United
States lined up with France in
the Algerian debate before the
assembly's political committee.
Chief U. S. Delegate Henry Cabot
Lodge, jr., opposed an Asian
Arab resolution to ask France to
negotiate at once with the AL
gerian rebels on self-determina-
ton for the North African terri
tory. Mr.. Lodge said adoption
of such a resolution now might
harm prospects for a peaceful
settlement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07

conducted the lengthy preSenta-
ton before news conference
attended by some 200 Soviet and
foreign reporters. Televised and
broadcast live for the Moscow
area, it also was filmed for later
silowings elsewhere in the Com
munist bloc.
Mr.. Ilyichev charged the
United States is carrying on an
unprecedented espionage cam
paign that amounts to secret war
against the Soviet Union and
other Communist nations. Such
action, he declared, makes the
United States guilty Of gross
interference in the home affairs
of sovereign nations. !"
Spy Schools Charged
Charges detailed included
operation of spy schools in West
Germany. regular violation Of
Soviet air space and smuggling
agents into the Soviet Union.
On a long table in front Of the
Foreign Ministry spokesman was
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Missile Plant Slated

CLEARWATER. Fla, Feb. Z
.P.--Sperry-Rand Corp, an
nounced today it will construct
"a 81 million plant near Clear
water for research in microwave
physics and development of adj
vanced radar and missile instru-
ments.
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a collection Of what he called
American spy equipment. 1t in
cluded portable radio transmit
tiers and receivers. maps. forged
documents, cameras and poison
capsules. The poison. it was
said. was to be swallowed if the
agents were captured.
For a clincher Mr.. Ilyichev
introduced the four spies" he
said had been slipped into Soviet
territory by the United States
Intelligence Service.
Reading from prepared state
ments under the glaring TV
lights. the four told stories OF
falling into the spy business
through United States induce
ments that included drinking,
gambling. swearing and visits to
houses of prostitution.
Four Identified
The four identified themselves
as Nicolai I. Yakuta. Mikhail p.
Kudrayavtsev, Adam L. Novikov
and Konstantin I. Khmelitsky
They said they fell into German
hands during World War II, be-
gan working for United States
intelligence agencies in postwar
Germany and were trained by
United States espionage schools
there.
The four added that they sur
rendered or were captured in
the Soviet Union between May,
1858. and April. 1854.
Khmelitsky said he had been
supplying American intelligence
with false reports ever since
he was arrested by Soviet Sc
curity agents almost four years
ago. His last instructions from
the United States were received
only last December, he added.
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$4,000 Ring Stolen

PHOENIX. Ariz.. Feb. 7 R.-
Mrs. John P. Meyer. wife of a st.
Louis banker, reported last night
that burglars broke into her
bungalow at a winter resort and
stole a diamond ring she valued
at 100000.
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Four Alleged U. S. Spies
Star in Red Spectacular

MOSCOW. Feb tF9.-The Madison treatment has
been applied with heavy hand to Moscows spy charge
With eevison trained deliberately prepared
stage setting the Foreign Ministry yesterday presented three
hour espionage activity claim against the United States Featured
four live spies
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LOST


BILIFOLD, brown leather. containing
important papers: also pr. triple lens
glasses. with DARK brown frames, VIC
OF library on N. Y ave, reward OV.
3-5l0g. ----
BRACELET. gold. trimmed in chippsd
evening OF Jan. so; reward La.
Ask sskae for III LEE OR ALLE Rssh''' Ma e-VSOO
BRACELET, palladium: SET with small
DIAMONDS: vic 69Sntpwn W TsSara on
fered. Ma. s-l3s0.
BRACELET WATCH. heavy sold. LarSe
reward Call WO. 6-5s3s. -
CAPE. Persian lamb Left on Silver
Spring COLLEGE Park bus. Reward. HA.
CAT, young siamese. female: short short
Church. Reward. KE. e--e825.
CAT. black and white. part Persian
Va, ' reward. jE ..55s1 ---.----.-------
CAT. yellow male, Vicinity WOODBURY.
CAT; white, par. Persian c.i na s.t,r VIC /
pm. IU. &-Gei3.
com PURSE. black, containing keys
VIC. NeWcomb and End SITS. sc. 10.
ISL. -
con- PURSE, small with several bills.
Vic Y0DU 1AtE0U ave anu EaAANi So
Takoma Park Nd. JU 5-2450.
COON 90 III Hoq aaepit Gld f perry sEinnsP
1905 LIVINGSTON I'd. Sc. d. C.. 10
1-S6l1.
DIAMOND RING q side. ruby baguette,
II chippedl. Reward. Ewes. nae
DOG. young. brown and white. female.
ssPeanuts Tag No. 1906. Vicinity
Prince GEORGES Hospital. Reward. HA,
2-75l4 or call hospital
DOG. boxer, light brown: answers to
NV. vicinity. WI 6-s3s1.
DOG, collie. male, dsrk tan, and white;
name "Laddie": vic; coiesViile r.
silver Spring; reward lie. 4-l5ol.
DOG. boxer; female. iaxn With Z, ,, White
Vic Conn. ave. PARK. Sick chiid's yet
Reward. VIII 5-s93l.
DOG, collie. female, mos, sable and
white; wearing red collar missing SINCE
R Eeb q seb ssi sf Fans We chSrch reward
Please cal JE. 2-s569, ---
DRAUTHAAR. male; looks similar 70
airedale. liver and gray. shagsy neaa.
cropped tail. should have on collar
number Reward IA. 1-796l.
EYEGLASSES. probably on 70 bus, Mon.
eve; reward Lu, l-3775.
KERRY BLUE TERRIER. black. male
Answers 10 CLANCY" Columbia Pines
area, Reward. CT 6-2sl4. -.
LABRADOR RETRIEVER, nal male ,I AnsTeTs
ton tag on collar Lost in vic. Fairfax
Va near Hunters Lodge. Reward.
Browning s-sl66 or ia. 2-s052 -
TEFT REAR FENDER SKIRT. gray and
md rev @Ss N Ha Rsna 10 Ss
more Kew Bridge. Reward JE. 3-l363
PARAKEET. named Smokey; light
gray. II found, call EN-. 2-51l6.
PUPPY. 3 mos, tan and white; female,
short tail mixed breed. ID. G. license
No 336gG RIA 6-g032
PURSE, black, contains money. KEYS etc
R R,s aech csll ~ IT. 5::55als%' on rev. :
SILVER PEN, in taxi or vicinity. Grey
hound bus and north side Conn. ave-;
SUITCASE, light tan, dark brown RIB
E e s. fs9TIaT Ext. 81 T. Union STATION
WALLET, lady's, vic. 36th and NJ sts.
Western and Wisconsin ayes; reward
platinum VIC Bradley Towers and s
Darlington. bet, Jason ave. and Utah
st, Reward, XII. s-5775.
WILL PERSON WHO FOUND small lapel
pin. diamond flower design. red stones
in bow. holding flowers. lost In NV
section Jan 2S please return for
reWard9 Gift Of late husband. Call
MA s-262g weekdays. 10 70 IL Am
and TO 4 pm; Saturday, 10 to az
am.
ANYONE SEE "DUFFY?" Black and
white cat. Has " on face. Reward
Tor information. Vic. NV, ia. 0.s463
LOST YOUR PET? Call WASHINGTON
ANIMAL RESCUE LEAGUE. NO. 1890
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FOUND

DOG, male large black and white. No
identification Vie. Duke and West SITS.
owner or good va. home XII g-3959
DOG. femat tan and white mixed
breed Vic West Alex ave. Cwner or
Roou Va. home KI { 1850
KITlbN. male, tiger striped affection
ate, house broken. OwAlr or good
noe, female half point1r. h,lf collie:
gold coior, no colkr " tags. Oh.
g-g4pb
PUPPY. malo: tight brown. sablg MA
S.bib5
RED BONE COON DOC, female. Chester
brook Woods, falrtHx courty, Va. HE
S-443e
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07

WALLET, lady's, vic. 36th and NJ SIS,
Western and Wisconsin ayes. reward
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07

SUITCASE, light tan, dark. brown RIB
Lost FEBRUARY AZ Union Station
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SILVER PEN. in taxi or vicinity. Grey
hound bus and north side Conn. ave.
WO G-GD1S
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LEFT REAR FENDER SKIRT. gray and
chrome; Feb. 4. Hummer I'd, or pet
there and Wash. via Annandale. Gull
more. Kew Bridge. Reward. JE. 3-i;o
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07

NY. mall; l'ght brown. tabi9. Ma.
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PARAKEET, named "SmOkey nghl
gray. II found, call EN-. 2-51l6.
PUPPY. mos, tan and white. female
short tail. mixed breed ID. c. license
M o9Gun RIA 6.gO32
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PURSE, black, contains money. KEYS etc
Vic. Hechts 9TH ST. Mon, Feb. 4
r,a.l.a q I.nli Ill k.hnlA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-07

KERRY BLUE TERRIER. black. male
Answers TO Clancy" Columbia Pines
n
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WRIST WATCH, iady's, diamond and
Fairlington. bet ;, Jason aye. and Utah
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19
Custom
Kitchens
On Porode

Representative Of press. ra-
do and Tv were given 4 pre-
view Of IA eye-catching custom
built kitchens today at the
Electric Institute on the lobby
floor Of the PEPCo building,
Tenth and + streets NV.
Open to the public. the kitch-
ems display the very newest
built-in cooking. dishwashing
and storage equipment: Is wen
as colorful trends in kitchen
decor. Gay wallpapers COM
bined with mellow woods are
the keynote Of the exhibit.
Formica that looks like Italian
marble has been used on some
counters and splash boards.
Homemakers with an eye Ia
installing new kitchen equip
ment win be interested in see
ing the many aids to easy
housekeeping. For instance.
the device that allows the cook
to check the interior tempera-
ture Of q roast without opening
the oven door so much as q
crack. Ventilating hoods. .
pair Of warming ovens. auto
matte r0tisseries, color keyed
controls. shallow spice shelves,
and easy-to-clean surface units
are other outstanding features.
Cabinet doors on hinges with
built-in springs will win the
approval Of every homemaker
who has tried to open q door
with both hands full Of dishes
to stow away.
The display Of II kitchens
includes equipment from the
following manufacturers: RCA
Whirlpool. Kelvinator. General
Electric. Frigidaire, Kenmore.
ThermidOr and Kitchen Aid,
Hot Point. Vernois, Waste
King, Gibson. Admiral. Youngs-
town Tappan. westinghouse
and Norge.
The exhibit Is open to the
public Mondays through FRI
day, $3.50 am. to $50 pm. with
well-informed hostesses on duty
TO explain the equipment In
each Of the kitchens. -v.F.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-19

BUILT-N UNITS This RCA Whirlpool GUS
tom-built kitchen unit has pink metal cabi-
nets above and below the surface units. The
stainless steel waist-high oven eliminates
STOPPING. Formica counter top over dish
washer is gray with pink design to match the
storage cabinets. This is one of IA custom
built kitchen units now on display TO the
public at the Electric Institute on the lobby
floor of the PEPCO Building, Tenth and E
streets N.W.--Star staff Photo.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-28
Worl,en's Reg. 3oc
Trieof Briefs
Is. 6.

Runproof tailored briefs in
cuff or elastic styles. White
or pastels. Sizes 5 to 7.
Sizes $40; reg. 49c-38c
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-28

Sanforized popIin in polka
dots, stripes, solids. ? to IA.
~ Ring Play Shorts; Poplin
in solids and stripes. 2 to IA.
~ Ring Faney Panis. Cotton
twill, sheen. In Sizes 2 to II.
coiion Biousss; sanforized,
sleeveless. Come in pastels.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-28
STOREWIDE SAVINGS BUYS

Our greatest savings sole Of fhe
Spring-Summer period. Find voIues
guIore for yourself. home. fumiIy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1957-11-28
Regular Soc
CIodioIi Bulbs
.... ;, ;. a.

New low price on these
popular bulbs. Guaranteed
10 bloom. Assorted colors
in the pack. A Real Buy.l
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FARMS
Va. Gentleman'S Estate

II acres: beautiful. extra-large ston,
house. exceptional construction; slatt
roof. liv, rm.. 2Sx16 large din. rm.
center hall; den: flreplaces; bed
rms. 3 baths: large closets. a hom'
of distinction and charm; large
shade trees: stream small 6arn
wooded: picnic grove; also. h-rm
modern rambler included. Tota
price. $50 $50. Reduced for quici
sale. A good location. mr., shopping
center. schools and churches. 4
rare bargain. See this before yot
buy. Is miles from d. C.
Also, other hstings in farms
homes. and acreage. For appoint
ment, phone Dunkirk 5-T22u OIL
Dunkirk 5-7s01. Closed SUNDAYS.
WHITESELL REAL ESTATE
Hwy. 1873, Mr.. Oakton. Va. schoo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
MAX G. SCHWARTZ
Historic Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

1. Anne Arundel County. 90 acres
modern 4-bedroom home. 2 tobacco
barns, tenant house, so acres CLEARED
land, S-acre tobacco allotment, or
paved highway. rs miles d. c.
$40 900.
i07 acres. Historic Compton
s-rOom. bath. Colonial home; 3 larg'
barns, complete equipment, livestock
half interest In 1919 acres tobacco
streams. paved road, mature timber
3. Prince Georges County. ~
acres; 6-room modern home. 2 large
barnB, stripping rooms, l2-acre to.
bacco allotment; lust on Route sol
near Mitchellviile, ~ miles d. c.
Historic Lothian le-room Co
lonial brick home in hrst class con.
dition: IN baths. ll6 acres, 3 farm
houses. 8 barns, otitbuildines; on
paved highways, 20 miles ID. c.. IL
miles Annapolis: Immediate posses
. sion, being sold 70 settle estate.
y West EhAdyside. 6-room. ranch
house. bfeezeway, garage, hot-aii
heat, Insulated. cork-tile floor; i'm.
mediate Possession, $1,000; 8:
IRNisE ns BY APPOINTMENT
Call Mrs Williams, University z.
44si. CALVERT REALTY AGENCY
Prince Frederick, Maryland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
FLORIDA PROPERTY

CENTRAL FLA, vic. Ocala and Sill.
yer Springs--2.acre tracts. good
high ground selling for $3.50, u
cash down Good roads. elec. Only
few tracts left Contact GEO.
W. ROBERTSON. personal owner.
1888 Wis ave. OIL. 2-2123. Es-
tab realtor in Wash. and Fla. for
80 years.
FORT MYERS. on Tamiami trail:
on or OF lake. restricted. Home
sites start at $40; $40 down; s. 20
FORD, Realtor, AP. 7-2345.
CENTRAL FLA.-2OO acres fronting
on 2 mi, square deep lake and
Approx. 75 acres cleared, has 10
acres pecan grove and 75 citrus
trees. sos Of all property frontine
on GOOD roads, cleo, and phone
lines In property, Within 800 II.
OF u s. 30l and 3 miles Of well
known town, Without a doubt this
property offers the finest opport,
100000. half cash. bal, in S yrs.
R letter n only C0e yes " RR s5fSa e
REALTOR. 1896 Wise. ave Bethes-
da, Md. Estab realtor in Wash. and
Fla. for 80 yrs.
LIVE. Retire, Invest in sunny Flori-
d.. Kine Sized Lots only S3QD--
50 30 down. 81 so month Free
Colorful Brochure. Write San Car
los Title Co.; s05s MedreGor Blvd.
Fl. Myers. Fla.
DAYTONA BEACH, FLA.
Choice paved lots; from 500, Free
brochures DAYToNA HIGHRIpGE
ESTATES. Dept. Y-2. Rte. /. BOZ
ASA, Dnytona Beach. Fla.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

FOR

WIZ J1GI 1tNI1N
Community. this lovely 3 bedrms.,
w ny s s% S wiah 5ep r.. io an aTes
IT,; nice shade trees and shrubs:
Only $S.215, with S1T5 down and
$72 per month.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

BUILDER NEEDS several Nd lots or
ment. G. q. BARR. l1SO6 Gun
Powder I'd. Beltsville. Md. WE. D.
1867
SIXTEEN ACRES improved with
l0-room house: big garage and f.
rm. mouse 7 mile from D. O. line,
on Marlboro pike. Call Monday,
RE, 5-5670
LOT in N. Arlington with sewer and
water. From owner only. Box 49,
Y, Star.
FARM WANTED. 100 to 800 acres
iron owners only. Loo. between
Rockville and Gaithersburg and mr..
Rt 240. Please give loo. descrip.,
price. etc. Box 164-Z, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

FOR RENT-During summer months
modern farm home furnished. Sc
cluded and situated on hill over
looking Chesapeake Bay. Near
beaches and fishing: Very reason.
able rent to responsible people. Boa
154-X, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY FOR HOME REPAIRS
First. and md MORTGAGES consoli
dated to one small monthly paw
ment. ID 7.3427
y ON $500 TO $4,000 on weli-kep
homes with some equity; Va. D G
10000 OF leyesl IA. 2-52s0
MORTGAGE LOANS, So, 000- $50,
payments. refinanee your propert,
and improvements. Quick. honest
courteous service on real estate
farms etc. ONLY In the State Of
Maryland. Call MR.. ROBERTS
Baltimore. Nd day or nights
suns and holidays a. saratoEa q
4O47,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10

SPECIAL BARGAIN - Shoreham
Beach Attractive modern bungalow,
lge liv rm. . hedrms bath. well
equipped kit auto. heat Furnished
al! wear Price, SS,9SO
SpFCIA1S--Mason's Beach Modern
BUNGALOW. attractiveiy furn Al
cond, LIST a.. lge liv. rn din m,
KIT stairway 10 3nd r u bath
can arrange additional bedrms
Price. $500 Act TO-DAY 10 secure
these winter bargains. We have sew
eral Unframed. homes on the water,
snecial season prices Call b. NJ
ODuM. RE 7-52iG. or UN. 7-sils
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Mrs. 6teed. With
LAIRD B. SCOTT
Land Headquarters!

Land Headquarters!
15-AcRE COMMERCIAL SITE
on busy corner Of business area, neal
outdoor theater. ideal Tor driye-iT
or speciality store: lots OF traffc
Terms; price. S2.25 per SO, IT
OVER $50 ACRES. in Howard
County. with larse corner frontas'
OF 5000 It.. still priced for specu'
latioI, terms mo. 65l
ANNAPOLIS RID. tRte. 50l--Cor'
ner commercial plot Of 81 900 SO
#. appropriate for service station
Terms mo lpll
1870 LOTS FOR BUILDER. read,
70 90. water and sewer. cloSe-tn Nd
location; subordination. Terms. mo
1901
HYATTsvILLE COMMERCIAL
TRACT. with 30O-ft. frontage
slightly over 81 per 50. Il. mo. 1907
SINGLE RECORDED LOTS, fol
custom homes, close-in location,
sever and water. streets In: $500
each
Ask for H. w. NESTLER
AP. 7-82a1 Ewes. HE. I-7773
JAMES C. coNLEY s. co.
3414 Hamilton ST.. W. Byattsyille
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
Outstanding
On the Bay

North Beach Park. Anne. Arundel
County. mile north Of North Beach:
lovely year-round home. near the
bayfront with handicapped lawn and
towering shade trees: an ideal loca.
ton for your retirement and for your
grandchildren 10 visit In the sum
mer months cool screened porch {;
large living room. 3 stable bed
rooms: lovely. recently remodeled
electric kitchen, breakfast nook In
dining area. bathroom with shower.
automatic oil furnace. STORAGE house
and garden IN rear In an area Of
better fishing, Grabbing. duck hunt
ing. and other water sports with me
boat harbor within 1--WE minutes
owner has invested far more than
asking price. All for only S10,h00
furnished II sold Immediately. Stop
BY our once or phone Alpine 1-3SSl
Open daily,
Chesapeake Co., Inc.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
MRS. LOUIE P. DoDSON
NUeirnnnn Md West A-4b7'
pR0PERTIES FOR SALE

PROPERTIES FOR SALE
POoLEsvILLR RIDING ACADEMY
100 acres, clean, high. scenic pla
teau. Stabling for 20 horses. MOD
b-rm. bungalow, new 5-rm. house
plumbing not complete; 3O-Stanchiol
dairy barn. > silos, equipment sheds
etc. 10 acres wooded, balance luSi
grasses. Mile frontage on hard
surfaced roads. Has q terrific poten
tial as an estate and . business, O.
for development. Excellent panorama
view; 80 mi. d. c. offered for mrs
time at S45. 900. Exclusive.
2uO-a. farm, midway betw. Poto
mac Hunt Club and Bureau Of Stand
ards new site and 0aithersburg; :.
mod. 6-rin. BUNGALOWS, = barns.
mi. road frontage; 6 mi, west o
Rockville. 20 mi, d. C. Says PEE
acre
54o-a. stock farm; T-rm. hse.. barr
and cattle Sheds mi. road front
age, lge. never failing streams; 81
mi. d. c. sos. 900.
Is acres on improved road, neal
Clarksburg and Germantown inter
change. 70 mi. d. G. $500 per acre
8 acres; S-rm. house, oil heat, mod
kit, full bsmt., 4 bedrms.. bath
storm windows and doors: on hare
road. 30 mi. D. c.. town OF Pooles.
vile: $4,000. 5000 cash.
CHARLKs II, JAMESON. Realtor
Poolesville $3.50. or Erwin W, Butt
Assent. Gaithsrsburg 723J1l.
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MIDDLEBURG

PIEDMONT HUM nREA
We take great pleasure in Offer
ing this 107-acre tract situated
within l mile OF the Middleburs
Training Track and the exclusive
Foxcrott School for young ladies.
The original S-rm. house tunim-
rrovedl affords a commanding view
Of the beautiful Blue Ridge Noun
tains, Gently rolling, fenced land,
~ acres t.llable soil and 81 acres
OF heavy timber. = very active
streams with an ideal area for a
potential lake, This property has
been owned by the same family ior
initial presentation to the public BY
the estate and priced far below
market value at ST 900. s. J.
GNASH q CO. Kl. 9-4s22.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-10
Barefoot AREA

3 beaut. level lots: all utils I00f
developed. will subordinate. Price
$4,000 ca
MCLEAN
One or q group OF lots. compl. de
veloped, VA Apr. $4,000 ea.
MALBROOK AREA
A highly res;r. area Of "a and !
acre lots. All utils, and ST. require
ments q min. OF 5000 homes
Price, $4,000 and $4,000
ACREAGE
so beaut. level TO rolling acres
v wooded. fronting on main hieh
way with l,260-ft. frontage. 10 mi
from d. c.
$50 acres with stream runnini
through prop. Also gas. "a mi. from
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