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, 1957-09-12
ARKANSAS VERSUS THE U. S.
NATIONAL, AND indeed world attention

AND indeed world attention is focused on
Little Rock, Arkansas, here Governor Orval Fabus is using
the State National Guard to prevent the carrying out of an
order issued by a Federal court. Governor Faubus claims that
his orders to have National Guardsmen surround the Central
High School and Hall High School, the two high schools Of
Little Rock, are for the purpose of preserving peace and Or
der.
THE A FOLLOWING an order of the Federal court
to admit Negro students to the schools, the National Guard
refused to allow those students to enter the school Now the
matter is no longer peace and order but a fragrant dis
obedience of a Federal court order.
ADDED TIC ALL this is the role which Governor Fau-
bus is playing in this tense drama. Reports had circulated
that knives and guns were being bought in quantity from
local stores, but a check of the stores showed otherwise.
Then the Governor had the executive mansion surrounded
BY National Cuardsmen for protective purposes because, ac-
cordng to the Governor, there was a plan a-foot to have him
arrested. Again, a check by the press and others produced
nothing tangible.
THE LITTLE ROCK situation is very, very serious. The
federal system of government calls for a central government
comprised Of States Of the Union, each with its own govern
ment, but subordinate to the central government. That means
that no single State or group of States can possibly be strong
er than the whole. This also means that the cenral govern
ment, from the very power given by the States to it, can con-
troll the action Of individual States.
IF ARKANSAS CONTINUES to defy the orders of a
Federal court, which is an agency Of the United States, then
the central government is left with no choice but to enforce
its orders against a segment Of the whole. This would mean
Federal troops on state soil, and the consequences might be
disastrous.
THAT IS THE Constitutional and legal aspects of the
situation. But there is another side which bears consideration,
, 1957-09-12
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The Division of Personnel is now receiving applications
for:
Minimum Salary
Public Assistant Supervisor $4,000 per annum
Prison Guard $2100 per annum
General Audit Clerk $4,000 per annum
Practical Nurse $1,000 per annum
Application must be made on the official form which
may be obtained from the Division of Personnel, and should
be postrnarked not later than midnight, September q, 1857.
Additional information on any of the above classes of
positions may be obtained from the Division Of Personnel.
Ullmont L. James
Director of Personnel
, 1957-09-12

Minimum Salary
$4,000 per annum
$2100 per annum
$4,000 per annum
$1,000 per annum
, 1957-09-12

The Division of Personnel is now receiving applications
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THE G. o. P. WOMEN
HAVE ANSWERS
FOR EVERYTHING

The D. c. League of Re-
publican Women went femi-
nine in a big way yesterday
at the Cosmos Club.
In no uncertain terms
they told anyone and every
one who attended their home
talent show how simple it
was to settle the admins
tration's most pressing prob
Nms.
Hit of the event was the
cabinet skit league members
staged-an all-woman por-
trayal Of the Presidents
official cabinet. Mrs. Paul
H. Hatch els director Of the
leagues morning study group
which sponsored the gay do
ings.
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they also took this opportunity
to introduce his successor.
Second Secretary g. van vlot-
en-. who has Just arrived here
from Rome. A temporary
bachelor" his wife will fol-
low later. Also being intro
duced was the attractive Bar
oness de vos van Steenwijk,
who is back in Washington
with the rank Of attache at
the embassy.
\ y \ 4
THE DIPLOMATS BALL,
given annually by the senior
class Of the Edmund A. Walsh
School Of Foreign Service,
takes place tonight in the
Grand Ballroom of the Hotel
Statler.
Among the distinguished
guests expected to attend are
the Ambassador Of Ireland
and Mrs. Hearne. the Ambas-
sador Of Mexico and Sonora
de Tello. Ambassador Anis of
Sudan. the Italian Minister
and Signora Ortona. the Chief
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of Protocol and Mrs. Wiley
Buchanan.
4 4 = 4
THE AMBASSADOR Of
Czechoslovakia and Nine.
Petrzelka entertained yester-
day ct their embassy on the
occasion Of the National Holt
day Of Czechoslovakia.
\ 4 \ 4
MRS. PADMORE. wife Of
the Liberian Ambassador. is
back in town after q three
months stay in Monrovia.
Mrs. Padmore said the high
lights Of her trip were the
visits Of Vice President and
Mrs. Nixon and Governor and
Mrs. Theodore McKeldin Of
Maryland.
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AUTOMATICALLY
SPEAKING
Spanish Couple Give Cocktail Porty:
Here and There on Embassy Row
BY SELMA ROOSEVELT

Senior and Sonora Enrique
Dominguez-Passier, who are
among the more recent addi-
tons at the Spanish Embassy.
yesterday entertained at cock
tails at their home on Wood
ley Road.
Senior Dominguez-PaSsier is
an economic attache at the
embassy. and his pretty wife
Elena. Is the daughter Of Luis
Calderon. former Spanish AM
baSsador to Washington and
later to Bern.
The couple had as their
guests many Of the young
embassy set" as well as a
number Of the hosts friends
from various Government and
financial organizations.
Among those attending were
abe Count and Countess de
Gastines. the Enrique Palacios
Of Uruguay. the Enrique La
rosas Of Peru, Mr.. and Mrs.
Juan -Ceballos Of Venezuela,
and Edmundo Castillo Of CO.
lombia.
From the Italian Embassy
were glimpsed the Baron and
Baroness Porcari. Count and
Countess de Rege Thesauro.
6ignor Carlo Perrone-Capano.
Prince and Princess Sanse-
verino d Bisignao.
Counselor Pierre Landy and
Counselor and Nine. Francois
de Laboulaye were there from
the French Embassy and from
the British Embassy were Mrs.
Mac" Sherwood Cope (he's
out Of town.: and First Sec
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A FAREWELL PARTY. and
there seem to be scads Of them
these days. was given yester-
day by the Second Secretary
Of the Netherlands Embassy
and Nine. Dolleman at their
Georgetown home.
The Dutch couple has been
in Washington for four years
and now leave June 20 to re-
turn to Holland. They will
have home leave. but don't
know where their new assign
ment will be.
And while saying goodbye
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Meet Tonight

The Thirteen Colonies Chap
ter Of Daughters Of the Amer
lean Revolution will meet to-
night at 8 O'Clock at the
chapter house. 1882 Massachu-
sets avenue NV.
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retaries Freddy Leishman and
Charles Wiggin and their
wives.
Still more were Mr.. Lynn
Stambaugh, Mr.. and Mrs.
Herbert Thompson. Mrs. Le-
land Harrison. Mr.. H. v. Rob-
inson, Mr.. Dan L. Tierney, Mr..
and Mrs. John Jordan, Mr..
and Mrs. John Cass, Sir Fred.
erick Goats and M. and Nine.
Jean de Largentaye.
Most Of Senior Dominguez-
Pastors colleagues from the
embassy were on hand, and
still more guests were the
Bruce Sundluns. Mr.. and Mrs.
Marshall Green, Mrs. Dolly
Corbin, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Wells. Mr.. and Mrs. George
Wertenbaker. the James o.
Sullivans. Mr.. and Mrs. Car.
lyle Allan, Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Wells, Count Caracci-
olo di Forino and Senior and
Sonora del Solar Dorrego.
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FARM AT THE BAY
RUBY DOWNS, Broker
Downs Bldg, UN. 1881
Deale, Md.
PROPERTIES FOR SAFE


las ACREs-7-rm. house with
din. rm. liv. rm. with firepi.. 4 bed
rms hath. bsmt.,. -lge. front porch
overlooking lush bluegrass meadow
and larre stream: 30x50 maternity
harm. 30-cow d. c. dairy barn and
silo; 40 acres meadow. IS acres hay
and pasture. % acres for corn. 10
east Of Frederick. IS mi. D. G.:
81 ACRES Damascus = 7-rm.
house. bath. cleo, mod. kit, partial
Jsmt.; 30x6o barn: on improved
road: unusual view; 90 mi. D. C.;
s2s az acH sssTsms; nm. h.., -, 49,.
mod kit. hardwood fioors. firepi on
2 hard roads. 3 mi; to Acc at Ger
los ACREs-q-rm. main honse,
extra Ice. liv: rm. with. firepl.. Lee.
din. rm.,. parior, well-planned mod.
git s bedrms... bath full bsmt..
hath: 3o-eow D. c. dsiry barn. elm
der-block maternity she'd: 5 acres
wooded. bal. hay and pasture. excel.
panoramic view: lS-ni. hard road
trontsee; 80 mi D. c.; $4,000;
27S..AcRE STOCK PARM-s-rm.
main. HOuoCs Ohlu. NlCC.s O~In. LCu-
ant house: 45x60 bsmt. barn. re-
mented barn I'd, cornhouses. imple-
ment sheds: water IN all fields. newly
seeded and -fertilized nastures: 3 mi.
new cattle fencing; private bluestone
drive. mile hard road frontage: 5
n. north of Frederick; $4,000:
5-RooM HOUSE. cleo. well, gar.
zen. etc: $4,000; $500 cash. bal.
ROCKVILLE RAMBLER, 81 II.
over-all-New brick home. near
Rockville interchange; huge liv. rm.
with firepl., din. rrn.. mod. kit, mas
ter bedrm.; 2 other bedrms.. III
baths, full bsmt., breezeway and at
tached gear. garage: on large lot in
Rockville's best residential area;
S27 300: easy terms.
10 TO 80 ACRES. on improved
road. near Clerksburg-0 ermantown
interchange and new Acc Bldg, at
FOR RENT
1 ACRE-S-rn. house with s6aflA
bedrms,. semimod. kit; Ice. garden,
spacious lawn. abundance OF shade;
immed. occur; $40 mo.
Ia ACRES--0-rm house, oil heat
huge garden spot: ideal for larrc
.amilv and excel. country living; $50
cHHs. H. JAMESON. REAIToR
oolesville 1862 or Frven wi Rnt,
Gaithersbure 7o3-J-ii s'
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CONN. AVE.

BRIGHT OUTSIDE 2 r. DOM
SUITE. WITH PRIVATE REST
ROOM: PARKING NEXT ToBUILD-
ING. FREE USE OF BUILDING
CONFERENCE ROOM. RENT. $3.50.
APPLY MANAGER. ROOM 222,
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG. AID.
$4,000.
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rMIII PROP, for SALE BUSINESS PROP: FOR ALEARk
(coNIiNUeD)

ALEXANDRIA - 1925 50. IT.: ca
commercial ground, paved street
co.. co.. RE- 7.s ~ o. ~ . ~ ''o-''
2I52 18th ST. NV, next to AM
bassador Theater-Store and apt.
Of q rms, . baths. garage. Rent,
terms. with easy down payment.
HSsFii r. Resitor s0s Ma. s.o1bsa' Ora
18th ST. NV. near Spring rd.-3:
story hrk. with ist.n. once and
Upper fioors contain two Arm.
and bath apis. Entire bldg. avail
able. Priced under S25,nO0 for
immediate sale. Terms can be arr
ranged. Sunday and ewes, call MIR.
Mccarthy. Wo; 8:5226. WoQDa,
WARD & NORRIS. Realtors. f23
Goth st. NV. RE. 7-tihS5.
KENSINGTON - Heart Of business
district on main ST.: $500 50. #.
Of sround With s-rH, bldg; Excel.
stairs. A steal ct Sl3,f5n. 10.
$4,000, HUG0INS a HARRISON
INC. Realtors.
GAITHERSBURG-Comml. 1l2-ft.
limits; lO-rm., 3h-bath frame
house, small sales rm,, 2-story
frame shop bldg: $35. 600. Excel.
finan. KAY BOWLING. Gathers
KENSlNGTON-New. approx. 1900
So IT,. shop. industrial bldg. or
warehouse; provision for Ind A.;
door. once and toilet. .Sl9.95O,
Attrac. low down paymt.. financing
MARsTELLER REAL ESTATE. 10.
9-2552; Sun. ~. 1881.
APPROXIMATELY 1000 SO. Fl.
LIST AND End COMMERCIAL
Unimproved ground; LIST time offered
3S5-ft. frontage on B. q o. R.R.;
Q speculative buy; excel. location,
J. LEE DONNELLY AND SON
MA S-3316 Realtors Eve. WO. 6-2362
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them losing single dollar: JOHN
A. BRlCKLEY a. JOHN A. BRICK
LEY. Jr., 1000 wilton ave. Silver
Spring. JU. 5-5533.
TO CLOSE ESTATE: $50 acres, ex-
tending from Rte. 301 to the. WI
comico. River. Fine stock and to-
oseco farm Eoo s1o asskins s;Sss
Rte. 30l. S-room house. overlooking
river: 6-room tenant house: 4 barns.
stable: good share tenant on place.
Our largest moteis located in this
section. Price, $4,000. Terms.
3S6-acre stock and tobacco farm
bottom land. 20-acre tobacco allot-
ment; 3 tenant houses: Z barns;
large active streams. A. real plan
tation. Court appraisal. $4,000.
Several farmettes. small acreage.
nice homes. to 10 acres. La Plata,
Waldorf. Hushesville. Priced from
so acres ". 6-rm. hse. on paved
road close TO river. $3.50 full price.
Bargain: small motel; units;
room for diner or small restaurant.
on Rte. 3Ol. Laundry and once
building. l00-ft. frontage. Price.
Sl3.500. Terms, q 500 d9Tn; ~
The t. pi s1urEHsdR i MD E Msss IaE.sfSs 81
ESTATE. GORGEOUS VIEW. whit.
board fence; house has 10 rms on
h.-w. heat: liv. rm. l5x30 IT,;
freplaces. S3e;50n with acres
T %ETs lfSS TTsiiaG Mr.. GATHERS
BURG. D.-150 acres, / y mi. 'front.'
eye: pond farm house and bldgs. Less
una BARRARS q, ross. Broker
0aithersburr 323-R
Is7-ACRE DAIRY FARM--30-stn.
Wash. type COW barn. 35xTO bank
harm c.her recess. hldgs: N-rm
house with oil heat and bath: excel
Gated cate or Ssrd road. Priced reason.
66-acre stock farm: good s-rm.
house. large barn. long road fronteee
A wonderful plaee for country Nv
ing, price $4,000. =,
n.s sfrg hTsss FL, se Sssas' ON oil Rte ny
at the edge Of Mt. Airy. A GOOD buy
at S12: 500. ..a
LEONARD E 3 SHERMAN INS RE RiEALToR
CHARLES COUNTY
Excellent value. approx. 34S acres
5 houses (rentai income) 5 excellent
barns. 20-aere tobacco allotment
I4s acres good timber. 30 mi. 8.
cSurches and % schools aSSS ssS.soo.
Approx. l45 acres, 10 miles from
D. c, 2 miles from Hiehway 301.
40 acres cultivated. 4-acre tobacco
allotment, !? streams. Nice 81, CID
telephone. good well. $4,000. Good
financing.
MRS. ,ouI1E P, poDsoN
" Reuresentine
sANDoz. INC.
BARGAINS : RETIREMENT. SUM
HOMES. Skyline Dr.. 2 mi. Mt. Cove.
10 acres: S.rm, house. bath. cleo,
TEL Z trout stream. gravity spring
cot s acres Etc. Mt o SSs y ssoC :Dr sScd
terms. River lots, acreage. farms,
etc, LuRAY. VA, REALTY. RI.
NEAR PORT ToBAcco-oppor. toI
buy 170.a. nicely located farm;
barns. old house: long. main ro.
front. Asking s13. 900; a. -.
SDPF sF q On 'G SS S sS a S S'ifs
8, A. MICKLERs BROKER
Port Tobacco Md. WE. 4.S45p. .
FAuoUIER COUNTY = ?7ts-acre
stock and grain farm that laws very
well: 9-bedrm. and bath home. barn
and other outbldgs. Asking $4,000.
4.RM, HOME on 9 acres near ss5
down. $50 mo. TO see, cali 8. o
BURT ON Lsnah. Va, uFAirvi6ew
SMALL DAIRY FARM In grass,
streams. sllo, barn Groom dwelline.
metal roof. porches, good elevation;
S12,500. terms. Stock and equip.
BEAUTIFUL STOCK FARM, ali
In erass, stream; Colonial dwelling.
4 bedrooms. modernized. newly dec
GRATED; full set Of outbuildines.
tenant house: SS7. 800. easy terms
D. =. PERRow, Broker
REMINGTON VA. Rem. II
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oFFIcEs, STUDIOS Tor RENroFFcEs, srUDios Tor Rent

cOLORED-yERMoNT AVE. AND
YOU ST. NV, 3 rms. and bath.
suit. for doctor OF dentist; $75. Ap-
ply GUY THINNER. 1929 18th St.
NV. NO. 7-49O7.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

.
Two large rooms dover ieveI): only
$l20 month. NE. 6-1710.
ARLINGTON = Near Kann's dept,
store: mo. to mo: nm, 1920 g.: 2
parkins. ia. 7-l526. 0 70 5.
C0LORED-e21 y ST. NV.
PENNY APosToLiDEs. RE. q
1924 or tn. 2.1ll1. =
HAVE SEVERAL very desirable Of
tlces available In heart Of Silver
Spring. priced. reasonably. CLIP
FORD v. LITTLE. JU. 1898. PO.
NEW OFFICE BLDG. air-cond.
avail June Ideal for architects
q lawyers. Apply ~. II Pc person; sS4e
sIL: sPG., 94l9 Georgia eve.-Lse
lark SaTtins. Very reSs. u. S-essS.
1907 EYE ST. NV. near Greyhound
decorated; iavatory. heat. hot wa.
ter: $50. P. J. WALsHE. INC.
11l5 Eye st. NV. Ma. 8-646S,
/ 1854 CONN. AVE- Nicely decorated
an. 2.l5ie: ewes. Wo 6-7O96.
EXCELLENT SPACE, End floor. en-
trance on street. Opposite new
Sears Roebuck Dept. Store. 2s40
Alabama ave. sc. Good area for
physician. real estate. insurance,
l Ir S o1aisssss; or retail business. Call
IDEAL OFPICE SPACE in new Bldg,
air.conditioned Branch ave. sc.
md suites also designed for
phy nis . and dentists available.
10. s:assS. "'O' o0"''- - Sc
PARK OFFICE BLDG, 7705 oeorgia
ave. n.w.-Spac. once In rear. now
avail. in this new air-cond. bids
Cow. unrestricted parkine. Low
rent. see bldg. mgr, or call TU.
zoos z ST. NV. 900 50. IT. Ord
a.; atr-condltioned. heat furnished
Daily. RE. 7.6n6n: ewes. and wk
ends. EN-. 2-2593
PERPETUAL BLDG. - One or two
Turn. rms. with use OF reception
rm. and stenographer's desk and
typewriter; fully air-conditioned.
Attorney at law preferred. DI. e
sILv. Z sPRING-woodmocf shop.
ping center: Ice. air.cond: once:
si ~ CHESTER n KELLER ~
ENTIRE end FLO0R-62xl7. ar:
"a AID. sn.7ss7sis. NV MT o0'um0''
Mr., DUPONT CIRCLE-4 alr.cond.
once suites with pvt. iayatory;
very reas. rent. Call OWNER. Ma,
s.24sn.
SPACIOUS. FURN. RIM. IN air-cond
Or ewes. OIL 6.767b
1900 BLK. 18th ST. N.W.-2nd n. =:
picture wind: suitable for shop.
S ems e.oorss.s studio. Hu. a-osSo;
SILVER sPRiNG-Appfox. 800 70
1000 50, H.; air cond.; At d. C..
Line. facing Ga. ave-: parking for
] TO B cars can be arranged, Reas.
rent. MARSTELLER REAL Es.
TATE, JU. o-2b62. Sun. JU.
0lD llth ST. N.w.-Entire 3rd A.;
i low lsnss R sn' siioI ,r RS
ALLISON BLDG, ara and Sheridan
q, S eond; peSty 800 ~ p q w 81 III
NILSSON RA, s.0bis,
SILVER SPRING., ecrimgeouT Bldg.
ONCE 1920 10 responsible ten.
ant, 70 yrs. CLAUDE WOOD
sun, 10. 4:7700.
GUARDIAN BLDG. 1900 o.. ave,
Bil. Spring. Md-choiee location:
modern. air-cond. suites. some with
private bath, From $50. All serv-
Ices Incl. Apply Mr.. Meoary on
premises or call LEO M. BERN.
STEIN n Co, AGENT, DE. 2-64sl.
CITIZENS BANK BLDG. LANGLEY
Park. Md.--Air.co conditioned once
IN suite ideal for real estate or
Insurance broker, accountant or
attorney. Box bed. star.
APPROX, 1000 sd. II, once space.
Hyattsvllle. VIII divide as you
y TI;h' .E Poyo NJ, SMILEY Rsaltor'
SECOND FLO0R-i. 900 SO. H.. one
or two occupants; can be divided
into 2 ofices. 2 toilets; $3.50 mo.
RE. 5-s505: residence, RE. 6.81J0.
COLLEGE PARK, close TO Univ. OF
Md.--Newly dee. q rms. kit. bath.
! Ideal for professional ofices, etc
inspecL call AP. f-D4e3.
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i42 ACRES; S-rm. modern house
1s-cow bank barn: silo; 4 other
miles from A. Z c.. Germantown.
$50. 900.
DAMASCUS: so acres; 7-rm.. all
modern house: Arm. tenant house.
30x1OS chicken house equipped with
heat and water, 5000 capacity. IL
acres Of bluesrass. IL acres wooded.
$3p. 800
needs repairs: large barn; site for
pond; 25O-ft. frontage on hard
road; miles from Silver Spring.
Nd.
Call for appointment to see these
values. ROCKVILLE REALTY CO.,
PO. 2-6373; If no answer, GA. A.
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/ BLK. WEST
CONNECTICUT AVE.

20-ft.-wide. 3-story, row brick;
Street-level entr.; ideal loo. for pos
stble once, lawyers or doctors; ap.
prox. 2 900 So. II. net disable space.
Priced S36.50O. For additional in
formation call Mr.. DeMelman, ST.
JAMES L. DIXON q CO.
G GO l.I1I!;I c.; HEART OF
APPROX. ACRE. H. CARLYLE de
LOZIER. REALTOR. WA. $4,000.
l333-35-3S CONSTITUTION AVE
N.E:.3 stores and garages in rear
rental, $3.50.
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
washington Loan a. Trust Branch
ST. $4,000
downtown CORNER-I3th and ]
SITS. NV. This prominent 1st-h. To-
cation contains 1.500 So. IT; owner
Will improve interior and front for
responsible tenant.
CARL @. RosINsK1 CO.
GA. 4-9549 MA. S-9254
ARLINGTON - Commercial, over
$4,000 50. IT,, improved with 6-rm.
bldg. suitable for ofices or other
business. EXCELLENT FINANCING
Cor lease).
c. M. HALEY. Realtor, JE. 2-7a44
126 3. Broad St. Falls Church. va.
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HOWARD COUNTY

90 ACRES-Attractiye. snseiou.
4-bedroom house, SURROUNDED Nv
beautiful old trees. with stream:
very private location.
e5-ACRE HORSE FARM-Good
box stalls and streams. Charming
ola house, modernized. Near Clarks.
100 ACRES-Long road frontage,
..125 ACRRS-Large house, baths,
oil heat. IL box stalls.
For information on these and
other Howard County properties. call
MIS-. Adams. ATLAS 6-2336.
PIERRE c. DUGAN q NEPHEW
$50 N. Charles ST.. Baltimore l. Nd.
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OFFICE SPACE
NORTH $4,000
DOCTORS SPECIAL

Large. spacious center-hall CO.
lonial: 3 large rooms. 3 baths.
ment with private entrance. Ideal
location for doctors once and home.
1000 South Frederick, OF Columbia
pike. Arlington.
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE. $4,000 ia. 10000
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

PREFERABLY DOWNTOWN AREA.
with or without Refrigeration; must
have at least 1000 50. IT.; must be
md commercial. Call Tx. 3-2S77
Mon. through Sat.
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J. SPENCE HOWARD, JR.
st. Marys City. Great Mills SO
Howard County Special

specula- RS. builders. anyone with
a vision--415 acres. l-mi. frontage
on Rte. 40. "a mi on IA, II mi.
from BALTIC, 30 mi. from wash:
beautiful 10-rm. house. oil heat, .
dairy barns. 2 tenant houses and
t 2sner e sseS can be bought for less
acre 7.Im. house. bath. vitro heat.
lge.. dairy barn, siios. irlplement
shed and other bldgs.. 1-nii. fronteTe
on ha.i road; Y mi. on IA. Can
De boueh' for less than $500 neF
acre These are real bargains. Caii
eesUL B. BEARD, Reaitor, Atlas
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GIL 18th ST. NV.

Entire second floor. covering an
area Of about 400 So. t., eauipned
with ACKNOWLEDGING units. Rent
$225 per month includes private
toilet, heat and cleaning 8 times
weekly. Tenant to pay for cleo
I 18th st. NV Ma S-o100
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tcON1lNuPl

IN VIRGINIA-Bonded winery; in
cludes real estate, equipment and
fixtures; $4,000. BRODIE a. COL
BERT. INC, 1881 X st. NV. MA.
IlOl FLA. AVE. NE.-This Is an
income producing property. contain
ing apis and an attached earaRe,
l2x70: barking space at rear. A
fine investment opportunity 81 S15,-
WASHBURN & MAIZE
II No Answer. Cali FL. 6-Ss4S
4-uNIT BRK: s.BEDRM,, APT; BLDG.
R iassI.1s. va Va 7.c7ss, No. 9.72os
lO-UNTT. SOLID BRICK BLDG.
NV. excellent rental area; stable
rents. Gross approximately $4,000.
A truly sound investment. Original
trust, $35, 900.
AUNT BRICK. UPPER NV
Tenants pay all utilities including
heat: always rented. Live In / and
rent rent GO Gut the he other 3 Eyes, wo
FREDERICK H, DENSToN CO.
Investment Bldg. Rltors.. DI. $4,000
3-APT. BLDG.
EXCELLENT FINANCING
VERY Low PRICE AND TERMS
WALTER A. BROWN
1918 Vt. Ave. Ma. s-1e5e. OIL. 2-51s4
8-UNIT APT.
Brick hidg..- in excellent rental Sec
ton Of Arl., priced at IA times
MOTEL
Attractive, modern, Count. air.
conditioned court, with 3ia acres Of
land, on three q. s. routes.
COMMERCIAL BLDG.
90x25 IT,. on corner of 9th and NJ
SITS. NV: 3-story brick with full
basement. with conveying belt.
ARLED0E REAL ESTATE CORP.
2533 Wilson Blvd, Arl., Va.
IA. 7-z44s Ewes. JE. s.io7o
APTS.-16th ST.
close-in; 1O0ss rented year around;
income. $27.500: expenses under So, =
900 Price, less Ga times income:
N NY SG~ Re Ds ayss1s EUGENE p
OPEN, IT
Trailer or Motel Site
10 acres available to settle an
estate. 500 II. frontage on U. s.
No. l., WOODBRIDGE, Va; water and
sewer In; partly wooded with holly
and doswood). Good investment with
income possibilities: adjacent to
Shirley Diner. Phone ewes, OWNER,
DU. 7-6626.
18th & PARK RID. NV.
Detached brick. 24-unit apt. gross
SEQ. 900 annually: tenants pay gas
and cleo, all units have Ice. liv.
rfn.. / hedrm., kit. and bath, most
reas. price and terms, SIGLER 4
CO.. ST. 3-72S2. Sun. HO. 2-S3Oa.
MODERN AUNT BRICK DUPLEX.
nj. Minnesota ave. ne. Income
$500 per year. Tenants furnish
utilities.
$50 Kennedy st. NV. First Com
mereialD House on lot 25x142
$3.50 50. IT..
]. EARLY DAWN & co.
To. 2-9135. RA. 3-56sa.
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COLLEGE PARK, close to Unly. OF
s sss X, pi 81; TT' s s S. ~
inspect. cail Ar. T-61s3.
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APPROX. l4s acres, 10 miles i5yoom,
10 acres cultivated. 4-acre tobacco
allotment, {? streams. Nice 90. CID
telephone. good well. $4,000. Good
financing