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subcommittee which has been
checking into last July's steel
price increase.
Heads of United States Steel
Corp. and Bethlehem Steel
have testified the $6-a-ton
price increase met only par
TALLY cost increases which in
cluded a wage boost last July
under a contract with the
United Steelworkers of America
But Senator Kefauver con-
tended in his statement that
testimony has indicated the
wage boost added not more
than SO a ton to the companies
costs.
His statement noted that
United States Steel Corp. has
just reported record high July
September earnings Of $97. $751;
$50 although he said its produc-
ton in the same three months
had dropped from 89.5 per cent
of rated capacity to 81.8 per
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Club Prospers Without
Fees. Dues Meetings

PORT ROYAL, NOVA Scotia.
The oldest social club in
North America, the Order of
the Good Time, formed in Port
Royal 351 years ago by French
colonists, has no meetings, no
initiation fees, and no dues.
But certificates of member
ship can be found on walls all
over the world. In 1906 it had
Is members: now its inter-
national membership runs in
the hundreds of thousands.
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Steel Industry Asked
To Cut Back Prices
By the Associated Press

Senator Kefauver, Democrat of Tennessee today urged
the steel industry roll back its at Leaf So ton
act of industrial craftsmanship"
He released statement conendng the Nations economy
saggng sorey needs the invgorang stimulus which
price it's materials industry would provide
Senator Kefauver antitrust and monopoly
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and carry through today, the
age Of the atom.
Adults Also "WOwed"
The Congressman's young son
wasn't the only witness to the
especially prepared demonstra-
tions who issued forth with
s'wows." The adults did. too.
The program. opened by the
bureau director. Allen v. Austin,
had neutrality-suspicious., hiss
ings and gurgles-to delight the
least scientific.
DR.. Astin outlined its purpose.
"At q time when most Of the
students are still undecided about
their future careers" he said,
"they will see science in action
how research is conducted at the
bureaus famous laboratories and
some Of our leading accomplish
ments. Perhaps some will be
stimulated"
Like the special guests who
preceded them, the 5000 young
sters wig look into a Swimming
pool" and see plastics being ex-
posed to radioactive cobalt.
They will see a solar furnace
heat metals to two-thirds the
temperature Of the suns surface.
and watch a series Of flames as
they would act in q missile some
100, 900 feet above the earth.
To Hear Machine Think
In another bureau building,
they will sit beside a machine
land listen to it think" or watch
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another device read microfilmed
cards at the rate Of 1900 per
minute.
They will be the first students
in the United States. and prob
ably in the world. to see free
radicals" frozen fragments Of
molecules, or atoms. which have
opened up. a new field Of engi-
neering.
They will hear about the re-
search project, recently COM
pleted at the bureau. which
overturned a theory long ac-
cepted by the worlds physicists
that basic particles in atomic
nuclei had a definite party"
that is. a sphere was believed to
be indistinguishab1e from its
image in a mirror. The bureau
has proved otherwise.
Other demonstrations deal
with methods of controlling the
purity of titanium, which the
textbooks call the wonder
metal" the corrosion of metals;
the strength Of building materials
and their resistance to fire, the
measurement Of high tempera-
lures. the knock rating of gaso-
line and how an artificial wind
can create wind-waves and push
the water along in wind tides.
Asked last night what he
thinks about a career in science,
Porter was forced to pause.
up until now wasn't par
ticularly interested, but now ]
don't know" he replied finally.
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them Congressman and their
families, at q special preview last
night of the National Bureau of
Standards 1857 Guest Week
program. aimed this year at at
tempting to interest youngsters
in careers in science.
They were treated to scien-
tific tour throughout the bureau
campus" which 5000 young
sters from more than 100 high
schools in five nearby States and
the District of Columbia will see
next week in shifts, Monday
through Friday.
The favorites. Of course. were
the labs where NBS officials ex-
planned their exhibits to help in
Understand the Physical World
Through Measurement; Work
and Energy" q case they pick
up from the year 10000 BE-,
when man first threw a stone
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Agnes Meyer, wife of the chair
man of the board of the WASH
ington Post Co.
Mrs. Meyers address came at
a banquet marking the end of
the 44th annual convention of
the PTA groups in the Statler
Hotel. More than 700 persons
attended.
THE problem of education in
a revolutionary era such as ours. "
Mrs. Meyer said. lis the prepara-
ton Of individuals who are
capable Of continuous re-adapta-
ton. Subject matter is important
only as it opens up new vistas of
thought"
She said this is one Of the rea-
sons why so many Americans,
especially women. let their minds
go to sleep after they graduate
from high school or college"
Our cluttered-up school cur
riculum." she said. lis due to the
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lack of a clear-cut educational
philosophy. The achievement Of
such a philosophy is seriously
hampered at present by the con-
fiict between vocational and cul-
tural aims-a battle between
the scientists and the humanists.
What we need to achieve
without delay is . fusion Of the
two. a humanism that is truly
scientific and q science that is
truly humane.
Mrs. Meyer criticized "reac-
tionary members Of Congress
(who) think they are being
realistic when they sacrifice the
education of millions of children
to balance the budget"
But it is not truly realistic to
sacrifice the future of millions
of young Americans to imme-
date presSures. she said. 1T is
materialism Of the crassest kind
it is tragically short-sighted.
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brighter than the others, leaped
to the top of the screen with
lightning -like speed and then
went out. In less than two Sec
onds. it did it again.
"Wow!" the youngster ex-
claimed. Isn't that terrific? I've
never seen anything like it,"
Porter was right. 1t was the
first time in his life he had seen
the breaking in half of a ura-
mum atom. and he expressed
his delight the only way he knew
how.
But he wasn't the only one
present for whom the breaking
was something new.
Among 100 Guests
Porter. a bright. impression
able student at st. Stephens
School in Alexandria, was one
Of some 100 guests. many Of
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Group to Hear Moss

The District Association Of
Workers for the Blind will meet
at 8 o'clock tonight in the
Church Of the Epiphany. 1917 G
street NV. The speaker will be
Maj. Gen. Melvin J. Mas.
USMCR. retired. chairman Of
the Presidents Committee on
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Guests See Atom Ho|ved
In Science Career Lure
BY JOHN M. ROSsON

Hardy H. the 13yearold of Representative Hardy
Democrat Virginia. leaned forward anxouy and stared at the
conglomeraon of scientific His large with
interest
Suddenly feet away series Of brping lights flashed
small much like the TV One of them,
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PTAU Urged to Clean Up
'CIuttered Curriculum
Staff Photo

The District of told
night to clean the "cluttered-up school curriculum"
Never has school system cuttered-up with
body unrelated subject sufocating
atmosphere rather mind"
, 1957-06-21
Gov. Gordon Signs
Internul Revenue
Bill Into Low

Governor Walter A. Gordon
has signed into a law a bill
which provides for an appro-
priation of $2,313,OOO for "in-
ternal revenue matching
funds appropriations; 0 n e
which provides $4,000 for the
fiscal operations Of the De
partment of Agriculture and
Labor, and another which sets
up provision for the employ
Continued on page A
, 1957-06-21
PAA Wins Highest
Honors for SofetY
In Flying

Pan American World Air
ways has received the Ma
tional Safety Councils high
est recognition-the Award of
.Honor-for flying its world
wide operations throughout
1856 without a passenger or
crew fatality in an air acct
dent.
In making the award, the
council pointed out that Pan
American has flown $780,
Continued on page a
, 1957-06-21
Ruth Hurrigon
Awarded MAI Degree
BY N. Y. University

Miss Ruth NJ. Harrigan, who
returned yesterday afternoon
from New York, received the
Master of Arts degree in Edu-
cation from New York Univer
sity earlier this month.
Miss Harrigan taught in the
elementary schools here, and
before taking leave to study
a t New York University,
served as principal Of the
Peters Rest School. She is a
graduate of Hampton Insti-
tute with the BIS. degree in
elementary education.
, 1957-06-21
ST. Thonnus Youth
Serving With 6O2nd
Buttulion

Army Chemical Center, Md.
Hubert r. Rainier, 20, son of
Mr.. and Mrs. John w. Rainier,
Fancy No. IS, Char
|lotte Amalie, st. Thomas, re-
Gently was promoted to pri-
|vate first class while serving
with, the 602nd Antiaircraft
Artillery Battalion at Army
Chemical Center, Md.
Rainier is a generator opera
tor in the battalion's Head
quarters Battery. He entered
the Army in May 1856 and
completed basic training at
Fort Dix, N. ].
Rainier is a 1854 graduate of
charlotte Amalie High School
land a former carpenter for
II t4Ex-sgEE e Gs@4f #A4%Ffe~t
1.-THE Woodworkers Association.
, 1957-06-21
Louise Home
Gives Up $500
Monthly Govt.Subsidy

The Advisory Committee of
the. Queen Louise Home for
Children in Frederiksted has
decided to relinquish the 200
dollars per month subsidy
from the Virgin Islands gov
eminent effective July |, 1857.
The members of the commit
tee found that they had suf-
fcient funds from private re-
sources to operate the Home
without government aid.
The Queen Louise Home has
rendered valuable service to
the community since the first
deaconeSS came from Den-
mark in 1904. It is the only
institution in the three islands
furnishing sheltered care for
boys and girls. The commit
teemen felt that, since the
Home is maintained as a work
Of charity by the Lutheran
Church, it ought to decline
assistance from the public
treasury as a matter of con-
scientious observance of the
American constitutional pro-
vision for the separation of
church and state.
The subsidy was given up
continued on page Al
, 1957-06-21

productive. I am sure FILA
would have been able to fin
ance these farmers, too.
You may not know that
Annals Hope, at least from
1862 to 1889 land / believe be-
fore and after that period),
had the highest yield per acre
Of any estate in St. Croix.
While / recognize the need
for homes for veterans, and
the difficulty, with our present
high prices for land, of find
ing any place else for this
project, | consider it a pity to
take forever out of agricultu-
raj use. some Of the most pro-
ductive land on the island"
, 1957-06-21
DR.. BOND POINTS TO SUCCESS OF
HOMESTEADING UNDER VICoRP F. H

Dr.. Richard M. Bond, Officer in Charge of the Agricul-
tural Experiment Station here has written to the AVIS in
connections with demonstrating and two recent editorials on
the disposition of Estate Annals Hope. The letter follows,
, 1957-06-21
PFC Christensen
With l24th Signol Co.
In ItulY

U. S. Forces, Italy - PFC
George B. Christensen, 10, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Carl 0. Chris
Jensen of Christiansted, is as
signed to the 124th Signal
Company in Italy.
Christensen entered t h e
Army in February 1856, COM
pleted basic training at Fort
Dix, N. J., and arrived in
Europe in July 1856.
He was a student at the
Ghristiansted High School.
, 1957-06-21

the disposition Of Estate Ann
in part:
Il would like to congratu-
late you on your two recent
Editorials on Annals Hope and
on demonstrating.
You did not mention, how
ever, st. Croix's one very
successful homesteading pro-
ject, in which VICORP, with
help from FILA, recently sold
land to II farmers, in pieces
large enough to make each
farm an economic unit for a
family.
A study made for the Vir-
gin Islands Experiment Sta
ton in 1858, showed that an
economic family farm unit in
st. Croix had to be in the
neighborhood of so to IS acres,
of which IS to IS acres need
ed to be good sugarcane land.
/ believe this report played
an important part in deter
mining the size decided on for
the II FILA farms.
These farmers are now in a
position to bring up and edu-
cate their children well. They
are substantial citizens, as
good farmers ought to be.
They are producing sugar
cane, vegetables, beef and
other products that we need,
and that add substantially to
our resources, not only direct
ly, but in the form of money
to support our economy.
Annals Hope Oeaying out
the land and buildings needed.
for the school there), Could
have been divided into three
economic farm units that.
could have been extremely
Evening star., 1957-12-01
FRIDAY

6:35
4-Todoy on the Form. News.
$50
4-Look 10 This Doy. Proyer.
6:55
9-Meditotion. Inspirotionol.
TOO
4-Todoy. Voriety.
9-Jimmy Dean Show. Music.
IS Min. Guest: Vouehn Monroe.
7:45
9-News. Hottelet.
7:55
S-Leeel News. Sutton.
500
S-captain Konsoroo. Kids.
S:45
9-RenseE Hol. Kids.
S:55
4-lnse. Cooking.
5-Thousht for the Doy.
900
4-cortoon Circus. Kids.
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5-Kortoon klub. Kids.

5-Kortoon Klub. Kids.
$50
4-Quix Club. Panel.
$50
9-Mork Time. Tolk.
Featuring Mork Evons.
1000
4-AFlene FFoneis Show.
5-Ten O'Clock Movie.
VA Hours. "t4ooroy for Love.
1895. Ann Sothen.
9-The Cory Moore Show.
1890
4-TTeosure Hunt. Quiz.
Jon Muuoy. host.
ll:00
4-The Price Is Right. Quiz.
7-RompeE Room. Kids.
! Hour. Featuring Miss SollY.
1880
4-Truth or Consequences.
5-Liberoce. Music.
9-Strike Il Rich. Quiz.
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BUSINESS Proc. WANTEp
STORES FOR RENT

WANTED, suitable space Tor used
car lot In Silver SpriLs area Boa
$50 star
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oO5 Z ST. W-2OOO 50. IT 3rd
Q conditioned heat furnished
Daily RE 1890: ewes. and VIZ
ends EN- 2-25g3
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COBB ISLAND; $1,000. $3.50 down.
SD per mo Finish as you go along
this new totally enclosed and foored
asbestos single cottage 12x24;
porch. lex24 elec artesian water;
wooded lot, 5UXl5O. DU. 7-4g2O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15
LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

LAND WANTED for apartment ouild-
ings Close in Bethesda or Silver
Spring area Reply Box 276-G. Star.
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE
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I3i5 PA. AVE. NV, mr. Patent
Once and Dept OF Commerce-I,ee
rms. 2nd and 4th ifs. up to approx
5000 50 # newly redec and air
cond elevator reas long term
lease MA S-5551
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15

CLIFFS, Port Republic.
mon Island rd Ia miles sanuy
Chesapeake Bay beach; recreational
program tennis community build
Ing lots ano houses for sale ard
rent 10 approved college graduates,
literature or reoues. MARGARET
Nv 9
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EDGENATER, MD.-Sell on pur-
purchase-rentsl plan 2-fsmily on
water one apt rents 500. other
Nli5 price S35.OOO Vacant I.
w DoNOGHUE. APO 12s, NY
LOT. at pvt beach with free dock
age nr Annapolis, Md Call KE.
S-Bo0S
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OPEN SUNDAY
WILTON WOODS

Spaciou I level brick home
beautifully desIgncd con sist.
inp 81 large lRlug room. sep
Atatc dining room kitchen
Nth . tone nahOrany cab
inrts dishWashcf, and built
u oven with rotiSSerip
There are 2 barge bedrooms
: baths one bedroom with
out ide balcony. den "HXl5 u
designed for tn bedroom
Recreation room "BX9H Win
fabulous glass bar and md
zee lighting screened side
porch lear garage eps
lni in-fi front hV "On II
drrp Excellent financing
Ftu 4 TOT uHick sale I'm
mediate possession
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15

AKCHITECTS-ENGI George
town bldg. Of 5000 II. Of LIST floor
for Sa0g Ewes, WO. $4,000.
LEO KOLB CO. FE. 3-2l0U.
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SMALL ESTATES In a controlled
community ! miles from Wash
ington some heavily wooded with
fine old trees; some with maRniti-
cent river view Call MOYAONF
RESERVE EAirNipu n.S5-n
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WOODLAND BEACH, lots for
nice private beach. fully furnished,
all cleo, kit. hot water, full bath;
sep. shower house sleeps = COM
fortably low dn payment and
rea5 mor'gsgs termS KE 9-O1la,
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Mr.. MICH. AVE, p. G. CO.
This is real buy, choice bldg
site sewer water paved street
lot Anchor fenced 6S-it front
some shade trees SO $40. HE 4
35u0 ewes JU 9-304l W W
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-15

sites with river view and anchor-
age in Piscatavav Bay: IL miles
from District line in Md, across
he Potomac from Mount Vernon.
Cali FalrViev "-55-o
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200 ACRES, VA.-Approx la-mi on
Rte, 1913 and ] mi on Rte. ga. 10
mi. D. c. Mr. OLSON WO. 6-3437
POTOMAC. 30 ACRES - s0O-foot
frontage on Fall road; gently roll
ing land ready for SubdividinR
MAKE OFFER FRANK s. PHIL
LIPS. INC. DI 1-l4l1; ewes, FE
3-4016
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LOTS, ACREAGE for SALE

~ LOTS IN TOWN OF Fairfax: a.
most finished: sale as is; engineer
ing work completed HO. 2-535S or
EN- @-4626
5-ACRE TRACTS, rs min. from
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OFFICES. STUDIOS for RENT
MEDICAL OFFICE, located near new

MEDICAL OFFICE, located near new
Soldiers Home Hospital Center
W. r . treatment rms, cons rm
mod, alr-cond; 10th and Park I'd
nv no "-535s or EN-. 2-4826
LGE. FRONT CORNER OFFICE.
newly dec hiRh-class bldg. facing
Clvil Service Rent, $40 uN 4-543h
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., George
town bldg. of $500 II. OF LIST floor
for SA00 Ewes, WO. 6-6086. j
LEO KoLB CO. FE. 3-2I00.
SILVER SPRING-Large front once,
air conditioned; opposite Silver
Theater. S75 per mo THE MARY.
LAND REAL ESTATE co S834
SoleSville I'd, Silver Spring, JU
1905 Z ST. N.W.-2OOO 50 II 5rd
air conditioned heat furnished
Daily RE 1890. ewes. and VIZ
ends EN- 2-2593
I3i5 PA. AVE. NV, mr. Patent
Office and Dept OF Commerce-L.ee
rms. 2nd and 4th ifs. up to approx
5000 50. IT., newly redec and air
como elevator reas long term
1896 CONN. AVE.-suitable for ONCE
Or merchandising entire "nd
TO-. APPROX G,,l, 200 Sc # eleya-
ARL, -Air-cond suite. dental OF
medical central loc IA >-02Rl
eyes. week ends KE. s-7245
MASS. AVS beaut studios suit
dance, voice, painting lge ball
room for recitals; excel transp
Avail. now DU. 1851. DE. o-83a3
HAVE SEVERAL desirable ofhces
Well priced. CLIFFORD v. LITTLE
JU 1898. Pc 2-2s2S.
CENTURY BLDG. 5th St nv. ad-
jacent 10 courts-Air-cond sgles
suites. S4s and ID W r HECKEI
NE S-3996; home. UN 4-7355
$500 SO. FIT. Of space in new air.
cond bldg downtown area ready
for immediate occupancy. viii
nuid partitions 70 suit tenant
INQUIRE A c HOUGHTON & SONS
INC l4lS II st NV. Di 7-9051
ewes no 2-3s55
1884 CONN. AVE.-Nicely decor
Sele or dble ofiices. 3-rm. ONCE
suite with $50 so II STORAGE space
and "-car garage; all connec' np
on ground 4 Also let commercial
s,udio WIN oedrms XII anc
80, NJ iDAb. yves. W.
CLOSE TO COURTS, air CONDITIONED
small room and small rent Cal
Ma S-3gl5 l6s
BRANCH AVE Sc, MD
FLEISCHMAN BLDG
1903 Bonita 81 Sc Air-condi.
TONED new building: ofices avail
able. also suites designed for physi,
can dentist Ample parking facil.
SILVER SPRING
idesl Once space: 400 to 47S 50
ElG a McKEEvER ~ $500
S25
suTtr Spring Georgia ave hav,
several lovely single rms as vel
as several suites. very rpas excel
location IA a-4l4o
FOLGER BUILDING
TBS 18th st NV.
Hear, Of the Financial Area
Individual Offces S65 TO $50
Entire Floor OF @,3ob So ri Avail
KOONEs A. MONTGOMERY INC
2nl Southern Building DI 7-n34.
DOCTORS SUITE
on Erouno floor OF apartment nldP
IN center Of Good Hope Hills -Nsyio
Gardens area and surrounded b,
] 500 family dwelling units 3 room
and bath oeSisned for practicini
9hysicisn. Sl25 per mo Phone LII
! $500
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ALSO

Large rambler center hail
entrance mahup kitrhcn tee
lilred on magazine covers
House ~ earring completion
The most discriminating must
see ihrse homes
DIRECTIONS Alexandria
10 Duke 81 10 telegram I'd
and ripht onto Sharon Chanel
I'd 10 Omen sian
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.UuS,RIAL PROP. for SALE

Fed LESS THAN = ACRES? ~ .5uU
So. # with i35-ft. railroad front
age. Avail. in Lanham area Owner
asking SOC IT. subject TO proper
coming. DOUG M. SMILEY, Realtor.
UN, 4-S260
NEARBY MARYLAND = One-acre
site, zoned light industrial. Existing
.-story stuccO house with basement
included Low down payment Call
Mr. LAWYER, ST 3-O5O5 or EN-
2-s521 ALLEN g. ROCKS, INC
POI K St NV
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DUPONT CIRCLE

Just of Conn ave 4-Story
brick main bldg OF II rms
ana baths. h.-W h with nj,
burner There is an adlotn-
Ing 2-story brick bldg. in
rear with assembly hall APP
prox .uK45 and 3 rms. kit
ana bath above, patio. PARK
ms space can be provided
Mr. WaSser with BOSS a
PHELPS, INC. Exclusive
AGENT
Ma. $4,000. Res RIA 3-R-hS
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
frAAaTtAulCAt

End TRUST Absolutely top spot
cash prices paid Md Va. D c.
Call day or night 10. 4-6565 49,
MONEv End TRUSTs-We will buv
"nd-trust notes, D C. nearby Md
o. W eaSonable rates NATIONAL
MORTGAGE d INVESTMENT
CORP 1918 n Y ave NV. MA
S-5S33
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
At Extremely Low Discounts
NJ X TONE, OIL. 2-3414
CASH IN ONE DAY
md AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
CALL Elk. .i-7744 ANY TIME
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80 Acres

Ideal for industrial or warehous-
ing; mpimum site preparation:
public sewer and unlimited water
adjacent to U s No. ] highway
lust 20 miles south OF d. c in low
tax county Call South $4,000.
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Attention
Builders or Investors
WILL TRADE

commercial land VIII invest add.
tional cash
lSENS FOR INVESTMENTS
MA s-G133 HE 4-6sBS
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MODERN RAMBL Err. all season,
with 3 bedrooms corner, l5OxlO0
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Anne, about 80 miles from the city
and 3 miles from Annapolis Price,
l455u LOUIS p SHOEMAKER.
1919 X street NV MA S-li66