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SCIENCE
CALENDAR

Science and technical society
meetings haze been announced
for this peek By the Joint
Committee on Press Relations
OF the District OF Columbia
Council OF Engineering and
Architectural Societies and
the Washington Academy OF
Sciences.
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EASTERN SHORE
VACATION PLACES

BETHANY BEACH - ocean front
apis Mem. Day wk. end a days.,
S35. ia. 9-75I4 wk. ends and ewes.
NO CASH SALE = Lovely restored
home. IL mi. uplake from Wolfe
boro. n. H: oldest summer resort
in U. s. Winter deer area. too.
Long rambler. convertible to . or
3 apts. Nr. Bald Peak golf club OF,
the lake. viii accept your 55zfs
note for Sa2.5O0 al Si37.6O mo.
For details. mail postal to p. o.
Box 33i. Alex. Va.
VA; Swimming. pisnlekinG. .eamDlnE.
Free brochure. p. o. BOX s22.
Wash. 4. D. c.
FRIENDS CREEK LODGE. on
beautiful country estate IN the Blue
Ridge Mountains of Pennsylvania,
where one may rest. recuperate. or
Just enjoy life Cottages house
guests. Write for folder. MRS. C.
PHILIPS. Rt. /. Emmitsbure, Nd.
Va. Join FAMILY OUTDOOR CLUB.
Lake and pvt camp sites. S25 ".
Free brochure. P. o. BOX SEE,
wash. .. d, c.
ALLEGHENY MOUNTAINS. 5-rm.
cottage on Deep Greek Lake For
sale or rent. UN. 4-93l5
CAPE Con on EAGLES MERE, Pa.
Lovely cottage, beach. hrepl.,
elec,, heat. porches, golf. WO. g.
NOVEs
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3, ne. and shirley Elaine Brass. ~.
mont as & hISxn nS and T. vivian as .a Hail. raf. IT.
1905 st. NV
Edward Roukema, t.. 90. Wh;'insvsrs.
Mass. and Lula Ann Davis, 21, 1908
18th st NV
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MONEY TO LOAN

WE HAVE 4lkss money 10 loan on
residential property, Nd. only
ACME REALTY CO, UN. 4-3.li.
30s
MORTGAGE LOANS. "a. 900. $50 900.
Group YOUR debts. lower your
payments. refinanee your property
and improvements; quick, honest.
courteous service on real estate,
Maryland. Call MR.. ROBERTS.
Baltimore, Md, day or night. Suns.
and holidays. at Saratoga 7-lO47,
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

avail, Rent reas. Tel. EN-. 2-s0a2
REAL ESTATE LOANS
NEED MONEY FAST. Own property
Dl. 7-4445; ewes. Ju S-94a6.
FIRST 81 SECOND TRUST LOANS
RSsr1.. 1881 g Il. .RsAI1f aH. Me eo sI4s5 ass.
End TRuST-Absoiutely TOP SPOT.
Cab day or night. LO 4-6565, 30s
rIONEY End TRUSTING viii
buy On i-trust notes. D c., nearby
TIoNAL MORTGAGE a INVEST
MENT CORP .312 N. Y. ave. NV.
CASH IN ONE DAY
2La AND srd TRUST LOANS
CALL FIX 3-7744 ANY TIME
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
AZ Extremely Low Discounts
/ HAVE CASH
FOR End Trusts. paying top price
or win nd inoney on notes you
hold Save broker fee RA. 6-a2sI.
IA. S-6676 Call dav or night
IhUSI NOIES FOR SALE
End TRUST NOTE secured on yalu-
able commercial property available;
5000 Sc interest. Box l7I-D,
Star.
$500 Tyr. SECOND TRUST: va.
rambler; excel. maker: price,
sl,750 Ju. S-33s0
Is& RETURN for / VI. only Sc
cured on prime corner opposite
Kann's Dept, store in Arl. $500
face value. less discount. HE. A.
1897 or Ex, 3-34Os Monday,
$500 End TRUST, payable $50
mo; store and apt upper 18th
NV; Estate sale. Good disc. RA. s.
Ist TRUST NOTE. S4,250 at &C..
other encumberances. OIL. 4-2S74
GOOD MAKER; LOCATION. EQUITY:
5000. End trust at So payable
$50 per mo. 1885, discount For
details. call HAROLD KATz, JU.
s-a49S weekdays. DI. 7-4445
end TRUST NOTE. Clinton, Nd.
sl,d sl,l 800 90 3 3, q I gFst' sl.sso At
/ TO BUY SELL OR PLACE end trust
notes FAST. call Mr. Kraft. TRUST
NOTE EXCHANGE, ME-, S-4oT7
SEtEHAL Weti-Secufeu IND trust
notes: very liberal discount. PVT.
OWNER, ewes. RA. 6-27T6.
SECOND TRUST NOTES
LIBERAL DISCOUNTS
CALL RE. T-6353
MONEY WANTED
WANT $1,000 LOAN for 4-month
period. Secured BY chatteb mtge.
on equipment used in business.
Box 453-Y. Star,
Investors, Attention
Now forming. investment syndi-
Gates for Plorida's East Gold Coast
prime lands. for development pur-
poses, Excellent capital gains oppoT
tuntty. Near new Jet plant and elee-
tronic manufacturers Heavy turn
over. commercial. industrial, hous-
ing. Handled by experienced. we'll
known Metropolitan Washington
real estate operator and developer
Subscriptions from 50 900 up Write
giving name. address. approximate
investment.
BOX 257-D, STAR
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The next Low in the News column
will oppeor Tuesdoy.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

ORLANDO BUrLDER-INvEsToR
housing viii Be needed for 1900
employees. Price only $3.50 per acre.
2eT down, balance In 3 years Act
now, GATEWOOD 8. BENNETT,
Essl'oI; ssaI uc S2 lods lSih st. NV Ma. g.
SALE; citra. Fla.-10-rm.. e-story
frame house. recently remodeied: 4
large Florida rm.. fireplace. 2-car
garage. 30 acres Of orange grove,
hundred trees; 4 blocks to commu-
ehsrces Iy ssn'fT sre.d dh9HPps s'goo 'f5Dos nss,s
from owner. For further details,
call IA. 9-5Is9. JU 5-3613. 2s'
WILL SHARE new home in Florida
With every convenience With an
At $50 90 per month. Address ALICE
YARBROUGH. 1i2O NE. 25th Court
Pompano Beach, Fla.
FINEST FLORIDA RANCH
10000 ACRRS
miles on seaboard Airline RR.:
5 miles on Kissimmee River. Per-
fectly situated for new town, farm
cites or ranch operation. Price. sl25
brochure. Exclusive with b. W
ssEs2sfIToRs.n n'sss; sss Nv 70 ios I1Nes street,
Miami.
Invest in Florida
5 Acres-S750
Easy terms. Next 10 newly planned
development in Collier County Write
for free brochure 70 GOLDEN PINES,
3i05 Biscayne blvd, Miami, Florida.
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SUMMER HOMES

BLUE RIDGE HIDEAwAY, on wood
ed "a acre, or will build on your
site. Shells, $500 up: finished.
$500 up See models: Route 2 to
Shenandoah Retreat sign. Approx.
mi. beyond Purcellville. blk. TO
Hideaway sign.
SHERWOOD FOREST. MD. For sale.
furn.. 5 b.r.. . b.. liv. rrn. with fire-
csil G 0a Baltimors. I'm, rnu hopkins iasi ms 7e4sis.
{ LOG-TYPE HOMES nr. Thurmont.
dam: modern dream homes; 81. .Q00-
S10.S0O. HOGAN, Agt., JU. 5-024O.
SUMNER HOME near Gettysbure.
Historic house. modern convent
ences: furnished 5-room end floor:
screened porches, large shaded
ne HsLES RSns9i cUNsiseaAa. snssaaI nSs; Box
81. Fairfield. Pa.
COUNTRY RETIREMENT or week
end retreat--4-room cottage: water
in kitchen; full bath: cleo water
heater: ? porches: 81 acres good
productive soil. most all cleared, .
ponds; ideal tor sheep range; ane
eaT na,ni's sooa sea- hsRnn snmmST S s0Gs issa
sTIcKLEY REAL Estate AGENCY.
400 N. Washington St, Berkeley
Springs. W. Va. Phone 1896
EASTERN SHORE
SUMMER HOME FOR RENT
Small estate. Private beach. 4
bedrms., 2 baths. Dock for cruiser;
S400 per month. Write N. Y. owner.
Mr.. Engelmore, IT'S Riverside dr..
\. T. G. Or phone MI. 3-OD51 or
TR, T-sO22 In StevenSville, Nd.
phone Mr.. Glynn, Mission 3-3i9I.
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Soar and Million People
Aqoin Part of Germany

SAARBRUECKEN. Germany
Jan. l (P.-The much sought
after Saar returned again to its
fatherland today and West Ger
many gained nearly a million
citizens and one of the worlds
richest coal basins.
Chancellor Konrad Adenauer
who will be 81 on Friday, trav-
eled here in his special train tc
welcome the Saar, which lies or
the French border. as West Ger.
manyS 10th state.
Speaking in the city theater
which was presented to the Saar-
ianders by Adolf Hitler in 1895
Mr.. Adenauer promised the new
German citizens the full support
of "our beloved fatherland.
Il have not given up hope" he
said. that a solution on a
/ friendly basis also can be found
with the East" to reunite divided
Germany.
He said the return Of the Saar
was an example to the world"
how divided people can be re-
united.
/ After his brief speech, the
city orchestra filled the theater
with strains of Deutschland,
Deutschland Ueber Allies" the
German national anthem.
The 990-square mile Saar, oc-
Icupied by the French after
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orig.
1895 to zl.ss

Loge selection Of styles brown and black premium Fohem
cofskn Very complete range the group Remarkable
the famous shoes noted for Craftsmanship and butn quality Sove no~
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eminent can't back him, and
gets out again safely. the ques-
ton then is whether the pass
port should be taken away from
him. the Senator continued. ~
The State Department re-
voked the passports of three
United States newsmen who en-
tered Red China last week. They
were William Worthy of the
Baltimore Afro-American and a
Look Magazine team identified
as reporter Edmund Stevens and
photographer Phillip >Harring-
ton. -
Senator Humphrey. Democrat
of Minnesota, said in a separate
interview the State Department
has made a mistake" in its
whole approach to the prob
lem
Freedom of the press should
include protection of the right
to get the news wherever the
news is available" he said.
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Israel Stiffening Stand
Against Quitting Sinai

fact that Israel can serve as an
alternative to the Suez Canal as
a link between the Red Sea and
the Mediterranean. Oil trans
ported up the Gulf of Aqaba
to the Israeli port of Eilat easily
could be transferred by pipeline
to other tankerS in Mediterra-
mean Israeli ports. Whatever
the outcome of the Suez dispute,
Israelis attach great Importance
to this idea. citing the value of
an alternative route for practi-
cal as we'll as political reasons.
Called More Practical
Recent events. they say, have
proved that Western Europe can
no longer continue to rely on so
fragile a lifeline as the Suez
Canal. The Gulf of Aqaba would
be far less vulnerable, and
equally practical from techni-
cal standpoint.
Everything, however, depends
on access to the Gulf through
the straits of Tran. a three
Imile-wide strip of water dividing
the Sinai coast from the Island
of Tiran. Although these straits
are a recognized international
waterway, they have been closed
since 1850 by Egyptian batteries
located at Ras Nasrani to all
shipping headed for Flat. Ships
fired on, from time to time, have
included those of Britain, Italy
and the United States.
Since capturing the position
on November 3, the Israeli force.
have reopened the straits to the
shipping of all nations. Severa
Israeli ships have made thu
voyage around Africa to Flat
whose port facilities were indus.
triously developed by Israel ever
during the time of the blockade
] Work on pipeline from
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|Beersheba to Eilat is under way.
IA good deal Of enthusiasm for
the Israeli project has been
aroused in Western Europe, with
the French showing particular
interest in the idea of the al
tentative oil route.
In their talks with UN officials
Israeli spokesman are not pro-
posing any particular formula
for guaranteeing the future
freedom of passage through the
Straits of Tiran. Since at pres
ent they occupy all of the key
points. they are in a position tc
let others come up with propos.
ais which they can consider.
| What is unthinkable in theil
view is that the U. N. should take
action to restore the blockade
of the Gulf, now that it has beer
lifted. And this, they believe
would inevitably be the result
if Ras Nasrani were restored tt
Egyptian control.
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World War II has held political
autonomy since 1947. The Saar-
!landers voted a year ago to be-
come a political part of Ger
many. France and Germany re-
Gently completed ratification of
agreements carrying out the
plan.
The area has been a center
of dispute between the two
countries for $50 years because
of its rich coal fields and steel
plants and today's changeover
was political only. Not until 1859
will the Saar be fully integrated
into Germany economically. I'm
til then it will keep French cur
rency and remain within the
French customs system.
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BY CROSBY S. MOVES

Israel's resistance to with
drawing from Egypt's Sinai
Peninsula has stiffened abrupt
ly within the last few days.
Israeli Ambassador Abba Eban
is known to have informed United
Nations Secretary General Dag
Hammerskjold and the State
Department that reimposition
of Egypts blockade of the Gull
of Aqaba, which links Israel with
the Red Sea, would be "un-
thinkable" from Israe..'s point OF
view.
The strong implication is that
Israeli troops will refuse to with
draw from western Sinai-ano
especially from a coastal STRIP
known as Ras Nasrani facing
the southern opening of the
Gulf of Aqaba-without firm
guarantees that the Egyptians
will not be permitted to reoc-
cupy the area.
Withdrawal Doubted
Previously, the Israelis have
made the same point in regard
to the GAIA strip at the northern
end of the Egyptian Israel
border. The new reservation
about Ras Nasrani raises doubt.
about any further withdrawal O
Israeli troops from Egyptian ter.
Iritory.
At present, these forces hav,
pulled back to line tina
roughly bisects the triangula
Sinai Peninsula. If they plal
to maiptain control of position
lat theSextreme southern end o
the peninsula. it is clear tina
land communications also woult
have TO be maintained.
In arguing their case, Israel
spokesman make much of thu
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Egypt Growing FESTIVE
At Slow Israeli PuIIbock

was reported today to
over what it terms the "unjusti-
,asion forces to their own borders
yypt may again take the whole
ted Nations.
New York were reported to be
of the GAIA area by the Egyp-
tan Army. Israel has charged
that the GAIA sector and other
border areas have been used as
a base for Arab fedayeen (com-
mando) raids into Israeli ter
ritory.
Burns to See Dayan
Tie informants also said Maj
Gen. E. L. M. Burns, comman-
der OF the u. N. Emergency
Force in Egypt, will meet soon
with Israeli Chief of Staff Gen
Moshe Dayan to discuss a sched-
uie for the final pull out.
During earlier negotiations
with U. N officials on the clear
ance of the blocked canal Egyp-
tan officials said they would not
allow work to begin until the
Israeli units had completed theil
withdrawal. But after talks with
U. N. negotiatorS here and in
New York Egypt agreed to treat
the canal operation as a sepa-
rate issue.
Work on clearing the southern
end of the canal got started
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Passport Curb
On Writers Hit
BY the Associated Press

Senator Flanders, Republican
of Vermont says the withdrawal
of passports from American
newSmen who defied a State
Department ban on travel into
Red China seems drastic on
the face of it" and will be de-
bated in the Senate.
He said yesterday he is con-
WINGED the Government has a
perfect right to issue passports
which are not valid for travel in
any country in which it feels
it cannot provide protection to
the traveller.
But if the holder of such a
passport "goes in on his own re-
sponsibility knowing the Gov
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D6 SEUWlIlS lIlCI GdolIISly lSoIlNC
fiably slow" pullback of Israeli in
Reliable informants said E.
withdrawal question to the Uni
U. N. Officials here and in
pressing Israel to agree to a
specific timetable for pulling
out its troops, not only from
the Sinai Desert but also from
the GAIA coastal strip.
In compliance with U. N.
General Assembly resolutions,
Israeli forces that drove to the
banks of the Suez Canal in a
lightning invasion in october
had by today pulled back SO
miles across the Sinai. U. N.
troops are advancing across the
130-mile-wide peninsula in the
wake of the Israeli move.
Egypt Counting on U. N.
Israel has said she will pull
her troops out of the Sinai in
a phased withdrawal over a
period of weeks, but has not
agreed to give up the GAIA strip.
The coastal area. packed with
Arab refugees. is historically a
part of Palestine. 1t was held
by Egypt from the 1949 Pales-
tine armistice until Israel &C.
cupied it during the recent in
vasion.
Egyptian officials say they are
counting on the U. N. to imple-
ment the Israeli withdrawal be-
hind the old armistice line. In
formants said unless some Spe-
clfic withdrawal timetable is an
nounced within the next two
weeks. U. N. Secretary General
Dag HammarskJold will be urged
to refer the question to the Cen
eral Assembly. They emphasized
that previous resolutions from
the Assembly demanded uncon-
ditional withdrawal, and if Israel
seeks to impose conditions the
issue will have to go back to that
body
Some quarters here said it ap-
peared Israel was delaying its
complete withdrawal in the hope
of fixing conditions. including
guarantees against reoccupation
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Saturday. TWO Egyptian launches
yesterday began sweeping mines
and underwater distractions
from the northern end Of
the waterway. The work by the
launches delayed the start oil
heavier duty by the U. N. salvage
fleet now massing at both ends
of the canal. Two big German
salvage vessels and their tugs
were waiting to move down the
channel to the Ferdan Bridge
81 miles south of Port Said
when the sweeping operation
permitted.
Body Reported Found
In Cairo, meanwhile, the news
paper AL Messaa reported thai
the body of a British army lieu.
tenant who was kidnaped by
Egyptian commands in Port
Said December II. had beer
found and turned over to Egyp-
tan authorities.
The officer, 1t. Anthony
Moorhouse, had led a British
raid on an apartment which re-
suited in the arrest of sever
commandos shortly before hi
disappeared.
AL Messaa said Port Said pc.
lice knew where the body was
and that it had been transport.
ed to the hospital"
Newspaper accounts have sale
that 1t. MoorhouSe Suffocatec
while being held captive in q
cupboard of, a house in Port
Said's Arab quarter. There has
been no official announcement
of his fate.
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TAYLOR-MADE BROGUES
i4th . G 'sIl, i4.h

7hSK 18th &C '3li3 18th
'44ss CONN. 'SILvER SPRING, Nd open $50 to daily
ALEXANDRIA, VA. Open $50 to 9 Thurs, Fri.
CLARENDON. VA. Open $50 to 9 Mon, Thurs, Fri.
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FOUND

TERRIER-TYPE PUP. black and tan.
Va. home. XII p.395p
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INVEST. PROP. SALE tcon.. |,

93S MASS. AVE. N.W.--9 rms. apis.
good cond. $12.o50. 5000 dn
Easy payments. II. 3-4226.
IBETHESDA-Inyest for the future
Make money now. Gross yearly in.
KoRzENDoiSRsSSiER. REALTORS s'S OIL
4-Sl11.
SACRIFICE!-Make an offer on my
mod. 2-bedrm.. semidet. home In
sirabie tnts. OWNER, CT. 6-3329
DOWNTOWN STORE; leased to re.
sponsible tenant for many years
gross $4,000 annually. Out-of-town
owner will listen to reasonable
ofIer. $4,000 cash requir e d.
SIoLER a CO.. RA. S-34sl. SUM-
BOG QUE ST. N.W.-7-room and
bath, brick home; h,.y.h.: prise
:. DAVIS Co. 1879 K 81, NV,
Ma. S-0352: ewes, JU. 9-2559.
CAPITOL HILL. Restoration area.
4 apt. brick, income $500 mo-.
only $500 dn, Call ia. g.9750
REALTY CO.
5 apts.. s bathsS.aiI rented
o oMSEsaSSss' Realty aEa W. W. s-o dlnsn's'
FIVE APIS, all bedroom in good
white location. Rent for $3.50 per
mo: asking $4,000. LU. 1-7752.
S.E.-4 unit, semidet brick apt
bldg. ! bedroom each; near stores
bus. 10. 3-6SS9.
HAVE YOU s2N.O0O TO INVEST?
Direct from owner: 6h times rent
P. o. Box 4701, Wash, d. c.
5OO6-O8 N. CAPITOL-Two 3-unii
brk. apis, income. $l98 each;
Co. Sos 81 yi s saz P W.T. 5.7Es SsSlf1
II ST. NV. NEAR eth, .S12, 300
lS rm: roE.6rick , looming house use
parking on alley. ME. S-15S1,
OIL. 4-4593 ewes. JOHN r. HOKE.
900 BLOCK EYE ST. N.W.-End
row-brick rooming house. IA rms,
8 ants. S2,700 income under pres
emit lease. including rear garage;
| property needs redecorating. ME.
S-1bs1; OIL. 4-4593 ewes. JOHN r.
$500 ABOVE $3.50 TRUST buys
brick bldg. with 45-foot frontSge,
worth $1,000 when me 5em4 % ed
pairs. win probably take $1,000 LIST
trust when completed. HE. 4-3195.
Sun. or Elk. 3-340S Mon.
HILLCREST SECTION, near Ala
bama ave; 4-family apis: 3 rms.
and bath each; rental, S39sS76
TY. INC. LU. $4,000. LU. 2-5976.
80. 900 sQUARE-FT. COMMERCIAL
PROPERTY, in Town Of Fairfax,
near Camp Washington. Call CIR.
3-21S9.
LOTS AND COTTAGES, at River
Park--New development, in Shen-
andoah River. only so miles from
washington: complete. with swim
ming pool, roads and cleo. Call
RI 2-07RQ
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GENTLEMAN'S
RETIREMENT FARM
HENRY ". BEcRAFr

Mr.. cLARKsBURG-4b aSres:
soo6 hldgs,. 3-bedrm. modern nouse,
about j. cleared, balance timber;
includes all farm machinery; very
n'I csiHRKSBURG-119 acres. $3.50
ner acre; 3z-mi. paved-road 'front.'
age; good farm bldgs: with mooern
H-hdrni. house. HENRY W. bECH1Aarr 10
Gaithersburg 555 or 70. Z-oooo:
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4 UNIT-$5,000 DOWN
A, terrific. buy; a reg. built Diet.
brick apt. bldg, with ali B rm, and
bath apts.; low rentals can easily
be raised. TAX. PIX. area: only S24, =
4 UNIT-N.W.
M. 3rd and n. H, ave-: $4,000 an
nual income: oil 2-bedrm. units: al
ways rented; tenants pay utils.
4 UNlT-$7,0 900 DOWN
Excel. Langley PIX. ioc., ODD. new
LansburRhs Dept. store; ali 2-bed-
rm. units: S4,266 annual income: &c
out Of % BLDG. already sold.
z UNIT-TAKOMA PARK
Built In 1852: outstanding cor.
brk. bldg. with all 2-bcdrm. units;
owner must sell. over $4,000 annual
income: priced for quick sale.
8 AND IA UNIT-SIL. SRG
Both bldEs. under 9 yrs. old;
finest rental locations. excel, I'm
comes. These lndlv.. owned bldEs.
% UNIT-SIL. SPRING
Most outstanding opt. bldg. in the
area: only yrs. old and de luxe
IN every way: complete laundry rm.,
pvt. parking lot: approx. 927, 900
annual income; Soned 1nt comm,
RAFTELL REAL ESTATE
~. Silica. nzAI'ro1
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PROPERTIES SERVED BY
NEW $40 EXPRESS HIGHWAY

1-AcRE BUILDING SITES on good
dirt road; te60.
SEVERAL oTHER well : situated
BEN LaoARpE. FREMONT 4.4ie4
SANDOz, INC. DU. 7-l2S4
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OFFICES. STUDIOS WANTED
DESK SPACE
FARMS

WOODWARD BLDG. - Share law
s erp :pd .u sui'e; r. ar T SGo s1 iSy
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WAREHOUSES EoR SALE
WAREHOUSES eoR RENT

$4,000 SO. Fl. NEW BLDG. railroad
siding, truck loading platform. Call
FURMAN BUILDERS, OIL. 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27

ROYAL-5 acres: 4 rms
and bath; Rprins and a stream
asking $4,000 and terms. As
ACRES: Arm. log house, fireplace
cleo: 20-mi. view $500, with
q down. PETERS REALTY. PL
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$11,950
2.FAMILY FLAT

FOR THE SMALL INVESTOR
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Tenants pay ali utils. Assume ap,
prox $4,000, 4ss first trust. vii
sell anywhere from to 10 bldgs
For further info. call MIR. LAToNA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-01-27

$500 ABOVE S4,26O TRUST buys
brick bldg. with 46-foot frontage,
worth $4,000 when remodeled.i
bldg. needs about $1,000 in re-
pairs. VIII probably take $1,000 LIST
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

NEW BRICK RAMBLER-Three bed
rms liv. nm. .firepl.. dining 7.
rm.. lovely view. 1 acre; country
living with. city conveniences, u
mi. from. school, church and stores
terms. sI5.Sbo. RALPH A. sTTYER
ASSOCIATES. u. S. so, Pleasant
Valley, virginia, FairyieW 7.54R0.