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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-20

TO the AnteaterS. The gourmetS
forming its membership in
clude Congressman. business
men and representatives of all
the professions. They make no
speeches. pay no dues and elect
no officers. They just eat.
The luncheon led off with
IN appetizer of Alligator soup,
Iondly fashioned by the chef,
Russell Deremer. from succu-
lent alligator tails.
You'd Never Know
The piece de resistance was
Iguana Creole-better known as
Guatemalan lizard. The meat
looks like frogs legs but tastes
like chicken. You'd never know
you were eating a reptile.
Also on the menu was
chopped saddle of vension and
wild hare from the Atlantic Up
lands. Later in the season. Mr..
Leech plans lunches Of roast
pheasant. ringnecked pheasant
and roasted wild boar.
The Anteaters were formed
in l943 when Mr.. Leech was
talking with retired Zoo Di-
rector William M. Mann. DR..
Mann mentioned that the Zoo
had acquired a couple of fine
buffalo. Il wish I could get
ahold Of them and throw a buff
falo-steak dinner" said Mr..
Leech.
why not?" asked Or. Mann.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-20
COUNCIL PLEADS
FOR TREES DUE
FOR PROJECT Ak

t'gomery County
Council members yesterday
unanimously approved a
"woodman. Spare That
Tree" request which they
ordered sent to the Mary
land State Roads Commits
sion.
The roads agency was
planning to remove q half
dozen old trees bordering
the 1900 block of Leland
street in Chevy Chase.
Oyerhanging branches, it
was held, were a menace to
passing trafiic.
The council authorized a
letter requesting the roads
commission not to remove
the trees after receiving a
letter from Alfred H.
Myers. a Labor Department
attorney. Of 1892 Leland
street.
Mr.. Myers said the at
tractive poplars. maple and
tulip trees on Leland pro-
tect school children on Lee
lands sidewalks. He urged
county and State oflicials.
instead Of chopping down
the trees. to trim on
heavier branches If they
obstruct traffic.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-20

RAQIfGk4I k0lE4 AOAs
Lawyers for Mrs. Monaco in
dicated they would appeal to
Circuit Court and posted $500
bond.
The charge against Mrs.
Monaco was brought by the
humane officer Of the Animal
Welfare League of Arlington.
Mrs. Pearl Thyme.
Mrs. Thyme testified she went
to Broad Run Farms November
9 and found four horses, a stall
lion and a pony in poor con-
dition, and no feed on the
property. She said she investi-
gated on the complaint Of
neighbors.
Former Race Horse
Other witnesses told the court
the horses at the farm in gen.
eral were emaciated and not
properly cared for.
One Of the horses described
as in bad shape" was Broad
way Joe. 15-year-old former
race horse which in 1915 won
"a $4,000 stake at Belmont
Park. New York. Broadway Joe
was taken yesterday to the
home Of Mrs. John Prosser
Tabb w at Boyce by the well
fare league. Mrs. Tabb for
merly owned the horse.
Two veterinarians, DR.. Jack
Howard and DR.. Thomas How
ard, testified they were called
to the farm to examine two
sick thoroughbred mares and
prescribed a medicine for
worms. Another witness. Mrs.
Marie Moore, head Of the
Loudoun County Society for
the Prevention of Cruelty to
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which are licensed to operate in
the county.
And they limited that any
court order barring jai alai
might lead to Establishment Of
all gambling in the county, ex-
Guiding horse race wagering
which is regulated by the State.
The commissioners last week
set up machinery for licensing
a jai alai fronton with pari-
mutuel betting, and a 100000
license was issued to Auditor
iums. Inc.
Protests Immediately arose,
and two suits have been filed
in Circuit Court to block es-
tablishment and operation of
the proposed So million fronton
near Fort Meade.
Commenting on these suits,
the commissioners said I'VE be-
iieve that a decision by the
courts in this matter will once
and for all answer the question
as to whether or not this or any
other such license provided for
under the tgamblingl statute.
lie, bingo. carnivals. raffies.
anlusements devices. ETC., is
legal in Anne Arundel County.
1T is our opinion that if any
of the foregoing are illegal or
immoral then all must be con-
sidered the same"
Last Tuesday the commits
sioners voted So, with one
absent. to legalize pari-mutuel
betting on jai alai pronounced
hi-lD.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-20
Virginia $ Growth Seen
AS Bar to New foxes

Industries twhplesale and retail
trade. service. and finance) will
slacken as it catches up with
Interest Of the country.
IT. warns that If Virginia S
personal income grows at the
rate Of 2.5 per cent. instead of
4 per cent, the picture would
change as follows:
1. The surplus would be $50
million In the current biennium.
2. Expenditures and revenues
would balance In the 1958-60
biennium.
8. A SIS million deficit would
develop in the i960-62 bien-
mum.
The States tax structure is
vulnerable because corporate
and individual income taxes
account for more than half
virginia's general fund reve-
nues, the report said,
Factors in Expenses
With the chance, Of. decreas-
ing revenues. the report men
lions factors that could swell
the States expenses:
/. New aid programs may
become necessary for localities
or capital outlays may be
larger than the present State
building program Of $40 mil
lion per year for 1958-62.
2. To meet competition for
personnel from private in
dustry, the State government
may have to raise its expendi-
lures per unit handled by more
than the 3 per cent annual in
crease forecast by the fiscal
study.
3. Finally. the report says.
price imitation of the past 10
has already affected
certain revenue and expendi-
ture projections. Where can
additional funds come from
If needed" asks the report.
1t poses two alternatives the
States political leaders have
resisted.
One is a sales tax.
can estimated $50 million
could be obtained by the State
in the tax year 1859 alone from
a 2-cent sales tax on each 81
of estimated sales" says the
report.
The other is State borrowing
Looked at in one way, the
States debt of Sc million is in
Icredibly small: $1.60 when put
on a per capita basis. compared
with $50 for the 48 States and
81 $3.50 in Federal debt.
But that does not include
$40 million for highway toll
facilities and some buildings at
colleges being paid out of stu
dent fees.
Finally, since 1856. Virginia's
cities and counties have been
increasing their indebtedness at
substantially above the national
rate for all localities, says the
report.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-20
Boy on Bicycle
Killed in Crash

OWINGS, Nd, Nov. 20 (Spe-
ciaD A 14-year-old boy was
killed yesterday on State Route
260. two miles west Of this Cali
vert County community, when
his bicycle was struck by a car.
Maryland State police said
Everett j. Hawkins of Owings
was knocked from the bicycle
and carried some $40 feet on
the front of the car.
The driver. Albert Hurley, 80,
of Paris. Md, also in Calvert
County, told police he had
swerved in an effort to avoid
hitting the boy.
State Trooper Wilbur Wells
charged the driver with man.
slaughter by motor vehicle and
reckless driving.
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Animals. said she inspected the
horses October 8 and found
them victims Of malnutrition.
Truck Unavailable
Defense witnesses. however,
testified that the horses were
in reasonably good" condition.
Mrs. Monaco's son told the
court the farm was out of feed
on the day Mrs. Thyme called
because Mrs. Monaco's truck
had been wrecked and could
not be used to bring feed to
the farm.
He said each horse previously
had been fed a bale of hay and
two scoops Of oats daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-20

the Legislative Council have
been invited to attend q protest
meeting in the State House
Friday night to hear opponents
of the recently licensed jai alai
gambling.
Senator Phipps. who has
voiced opposition to the new
sport. said he would hear with
a sympathetic ear proposals of
the opponents.
He said he did not know
exactly what course of action
the opponents would recon-
mend.
One possible move suggested,
he said. would be to bar jai
alai and prohibit any county
from taking q cut on pari-
mutuel betting.
Senator Phipps said the State
traditionally has depended on
Ia percentage cut of race track
betting as a source Of its reve-
nue.. He said the State gets
about 50 million q year from
racing revenue. The State, the
Senator said. is unlikely to let
any county tap on this source
of revenue. He scored as a
'camouflage" Anne Arundel
County commissioners action
to levy a 5per cent tax on pari-
mutuel betting at the proposed
jai alai arena.
Meanwhile, the Anne Arundel
County Commissioners repeated
yesterday that they consider a
jai alai arena equally as legal
as bingo. carnivals. raf1les, slot
machines. pin-ball machines
and other gambling devices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-20
Baltimore Man Fined
For Striking Wife

BALTIMORE, Nov. 20 (R.-
Charles j. Belt was fined SIS
in Northeastern Police Court
yesterday for striking his wife
while she talked on the tele-
phone.
Mrs. Belt told Magistrate
Simon Schonfield her husband
hit her on the right jaw and
grabbed the phone. She said
she had been talking to a
woman friend for 20 minutes.
Belt claimed the conversation
had been going on for l hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-20
Equal Opportunity Day

The District Commissioners
yesterday marked the oath an
niversary of Abraham Lincoln's
Gettysburg a ddress by pro-
claiming Equal Opportunity
Day. A copy of the proclamation
was presented to r. Frank
Jones. president Of the WASH
ington Urban League, by Com
missioner Robert E. McLaugh-
lin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-20

RICHMOND, Nov. 20 tSpe-
cial) Virginia may be able
e. get through the next I'VE
years without increasing taxes
and without borrowing, a fiscal
study committee reported to-
day.
But the report warned there
must be strenuous efforts to
attract new high-wage indus
tries to virginit to Offset Q pos
sibIe leveling in some phases Of
prosperity and increasing costs
of State government.
Without the prop Of new in
dustries. conditions could de-
velop which might leave the
state with q deficit Of $13 mill
lion in 1960-62, according to the
report.
Two-Year Study
DR.. George M. Modlin, presi-
dent Of the University Of Rich
mond, headed a committee of
so leaders in Virginia eco
homie life during the two-year
study Of the States fiscal sys-
tenn and the impact of its taxes
on industrial development.
The committee worked as a
task force from the Advisory
Council on Virginia Economy
on which Walter I. Dolbeare
recently succeeded Chester
fields State Senator Lloyd C.
Bird as chairman.
The 47-page survey has been
,layed to the States Tax Study
commission, which has been
lulling over the desirability of
scommending a sales tax to
ne 1858 General Assembly.
The study finds that if per-
sonal income increases at A
Der cent annually, as it did
from 1876, then the general
fund revenues. which run State
government, will exceed expen-
ditures and will yield a surplus
Of:
1. $S6 million in the current
1858 bienniuIn.
Q. SIT million in the 1853
1860 biennium.
3. $18 million in the 1960-62
Jiennium.
With a $22 million balance
on hand at the beginning of
The 1868 biennium. the sur
oluses through 1862 would total
1913 million. adequate to cover
state expenses without a tax
increase.
Jab at Complacency
But for every soothing Stats
tic. the report takes q needle
like jab at complacency.
1t notes that Federal activity
in Virginia. which has been ac-
counting for % per cent of
Virginia's income payments
compared with only 6 per cent
for the, Nation. is expected to
stabilize or increase moder-
ately"
Meanwhile. the rate Of
growth in the servicing type
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-20
Latest Anteoters Menu
Proves They're Game

1uana Creole and Alligator Soup Bayou yesterday proved
nat the Anteaers Association is made of pretty
lunch
The Anteaters, who gather every fall to
dine on wild at the Zoo restaurant to four
way combination lunch
Gordon Leech manager the Zoo restaurant was host
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-20
Book Fair Program

The Women's Council of the
Montgomery County Jewish
Community Center will hold a
young peoples book fair at
2:30 pm. Sunday, in connec-
ton with Jewish Book Month.
Entertainment and refresh
ments also are on the program.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-20
Joi AIoi Dispute ! Headed
For Legislative Council

ANNAPOLIS Nov 20 tSpecial THE Maryland Legislative
Council today appeared likely to have the County
controversy over ai aa dropped in its lap at the final meeting
December g.
State Senator Louis N Phipps Democrat Arundel
said the conty entire legislative delegation all Of
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-11-20
Horse Farm Proprietor
Convicted of Neglect

LEESBURG Va Nov. 20 tE-Mrs. E. Monaco of Broad
Run Farms convicted in Loudon County Court yesterday
of negecting six horses. She fined $500.
Judge Carleton Penn suspended $500 of the fine condition
Mrs. Monaco brings to the court for year. monthly
certificate from veterinarian showing that the horses being
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-08
A Treasure
Hunt Down
On the Farm
By Fiji coRsKA

Put go Virginia teen-agerS
under a willow tree in Peggy
Aurand'S back yard at 219
Orchard drive, Fairfax. Divide
into four groups. Add %
clues contained in Biblical
quotes. Scatter the clue cards
Of quotes over acres of Fair
fax farm land.
That's the equation for q
spirited treasure hunt where
even the animals get into the
spirit Of the thing.
A second after Peggy Au-
rand handed out the first clue
cards and yelled "GOl" the
back yard was cleared as if a
bomb were about to hit.
Fairfax High School stu
dents Harriet and Ted Tate,
Susan Harding, Virginia Pin
: kerton and Richard Lawry,
part of group 3, took an early
lead in the hunt. (All groups
had q different set of seven
clues to find.) They found
q clue card on a door light.
The quote was from the Song
OF Solomon: eff you do not
know, o faireSt among womeo,
follow in the tracks of the,
flock and pasture your kids
beside the shepherds tents"
This sent them bounding
Continued on Pooe 4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-31

3h-oz. ior, song food. on exclusive
Beedo mixture OF the finest seeds
blended to pleose your conoN. Pro-
notes happiness and melodious song.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-31

A scientific blend Of seeds and other
ingredients TO strengthen rundown
and oiIinc birds and TO keep heoithy
birds in good condition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-31

IA OF. peck, with the red vitonin
s.l2, fortified with wheot germ.
For porokeet love birds and finches.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-31

A noturol food best
for goldfish. Peck
ooed in shoker con-
toiner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-10-31

Fost os lighting. Used by the most
successful breeders with complete
satisfaction.
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sOUTHLAWNi $

SOUTHLAWNi S495 DOWN. assum,
Ice. Oh loan-Tmniac 3-bedrm
rambler, Fully equip kit. Anchor
fenced; conv 10 Boiling and An.
S-54aS, RE $4,000, PRUDENTIAL
REALTY co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21

PARkLAWN-Real quality 3-bedrm
brtck-and -shingle Colonial Just OF
Riggs I'd; nr. all conyeniences
Priced TO sell quickly for onl,
Sl3.250. Assume high AZ CT loan
or can use FLA financing Idea
THE PERRY BOSWELL co. WA
7-45n0.
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STONE AND BRICK

rancher. on big wooded lot
True center-hRll floor plan. With
3 large bedrooms and . full baths
IN one wing. spacious living room
with fireplace, separate dining room
and ultra de luxe Kitchen with
built-in equipment In the other
room, y bath. laundry and outside
entrance. brand-nev, lust completed
and ready for immediate occu-
pancy Sa3.95O with excellen,
nnanring aysilable ARTHUR L.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
SHIRLEY WOODS
Character Plus
CHARM

PREMIUM QUALITY is yours ir
this custom-styled beauty, situated
IN a lovely section OF North .Arling.
Country Club. Captivating Cape
Cod design. with center-foyer en-
TRANCE, frst-fioor den and " bath
gracious living room, formal dining
room, roomy. breakfast space" kitch-
en- Thoroughly modern eouipment)
nd screened porch, 3 twin bed
ing portion OF the homeJ, attached
garage: REDUCED TO S29,960 For
CALL ia. $4,000, o TIL o
ARLINGTON REALTY
1900 WILSON BLVD. CREATOR,
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IILLANDALE PARK-Prize-Wtnning

new brick split-leyel OF finest plan
ming and superior construction 8
bedrmS. pa baths, 2Ux20 family
I'm. with fireplace, Full basement.
all G-E kitchen in color. separate
dining area with outside balcony,
plus many. many other desirable
features throughout and beautiful
Handicapped level lot Must be seen.
THE PERRY BOSWELL co, WA.
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FISHERS
TRADING POST
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

HAVE MINED. cash buyer for house
or small building: area 18th ST :
10th St. II st-N St NV. Also need
small apt bldg. 4-l2 units. Call
Mr. McGINNISS, MA. $4,000: ewes.
TU. n-23SS
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SPRINGFIELD
Eye Openers

PANELED RECREATION ROOM
beautifully finished (bar and furnish
ings included. makes this spotlessly
clean brick rambler pleasure &c
show, Half bath in the basement
which is completely asphalt tile; q
generous rooms. separate dining
room with psss,throueh server fol
including outdoor patio. Anchor
fenced yard and asphalt drive Jus,
to name. a few. l9,95O-represent
good value!
ASSUME $4,000 41ses OF LOAN
on this brick .charmer; approx. . yrs
old Three bedrooms, living room
dining room and equipped kitchen
Full basement with ground-level en-
trance and picture window. has beer
divided into . additional rooms. rec.
reation room and bath. Nice quarter .
acre lot backs up to secluded park
with wonderful shade trees. Full
price, 100000!
PERCHED ON ONE OF THE
REALLY, REALLY BIG LOTS with
q commanding view of the commu-
nifty. here is gorgeous corne,
present owner. Walk straight through
the center allway entrance to the
any part of the home Stylish arch
wav separates the spacious living
room from dining room. which has
French doors to outdoor patio
Kitchen equipment includes dish
washer and complete appliances
Halt bath and laundry room off
daylight den has been tiled for
cleanliness. Side door from built in
garage to yard enclosed in rear
with attractive split-cedar rail- fence
hedge surrounds front yard Con-
venientiy located close to schools.
SCI .9a0-easy terms--owner leav-
ing area.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
"OWNER"

Has priced this extra-laree, 15-
month-old all brick rambler below
value for quick sale. The kitchen is
q woman's dream--modern, with
large. table space and pantry. All
rooms are large. Two fireplaces. ex-
tra-large garage and lot. Home is
located in Woodmoor area Of Silver
close to large. wooded sec
ton. Priced at S24,a5O, and as
sumo present trust If desired.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-21

ARL,, Nj. S,g5O--4 bedroom OF
. bedroom and den. 2-bath, brick
Colonial den. ana bath on first
floor, sep dining room, scr porch
rec room; nr transD good q.
nancing. BY OWNER. KE 6-"4 y
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COMFORT AND STYLE PLus--a.

brnrmI fhnlnIFf. apafkItN Ike INV
bis L-shaped Nv rm with picture
window, equip XII spacious master
bcdrm with sliding closet drs lie
wooded lot. many extras ~ l,piU,
assume loan with Sl,bnn dn
pRtncE GEO. PROPERTIES. Ar
fH97t
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Attractive brick rambler. of an.
praised Sll,3UO Can sell iol
Sl3 $50 or. $1,000 down for nom
81 Two large bedrooms. rhoderr
sitcheni gas heat. large Nv room
THOMAS j FISHER a co, oil
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

HOUSES By HUGHES; 1874 delight.
| full acres Old-fashioneu family
hoEe-place. nestled amid clump Of
| stately oaks. Sturdy old Victorian
/ farmhouse. tip-top con d ! I 1 o n
throughout 8 tremendous bedrms.
/ Southern comfort veranda: low-cos.
/ oil hot.water heat. Substantial cash
required: W. r. HUGHES CO..
OFFER: Owner wants offer or
his. broom Colonial home, loaded
scribe. Located in beautiful Wood
lawn. One inspection. is worth
thousand words. Make your
appointment now. Call It'll 4 pm
WA. $4,000. ROBERT s. DAVIS
g. CO.. INC.
HOUSES BY HUGHES, much pre-
ferred West Riverdale neighbor-
hood, quiet, secluded side street
Darling little red-brick Cape Cod
Warm and comfortable throughout
Has everything YOU are looking foy
IN custom planned home. Trans
HUGHES 9 Co Ap. 7-i4 GO TN . > p m N.
$3.50 is THE FULL PRICE for this
attractive home Just over d. G.. line
hedrms, and bath on one floor; full
hsmt. with oil heat. Small down
payment. Call Till 8 pm WA.
5000, ROBERT S. DAVIS a
HOUSES BY HUGHES: beaut. J.
acre garden spot. choice suburban
Ice; ideal for retirement or per-
feet for lge. family. Older type
house. but list class cond. through
out. Asking only Sl3.500. W. r.
HUGHES co AP. T-l400 til s pm.
HOUSES BY HUGHES, assume SfO,-
700 GI loan, near Cheverly loca-
tion--Immaculate 3-bedrm, semi
sacrificed at It si3.es0. 81 900 1 down
might buy 1t. W. r. HUGHES co
Ap. 7-1400 til . pm.
TIRED OF LOOKINGc We have a
Ice. selection Of homes with best OF
terms. from $3.50 up. Pictures in
office. We would like to make your
house hunting easier. Will also
build. A number Of lots to choose
from. Call or visit. PRINCE GEO
PROPERTIES. The Supermarket OF
Homes, 5639 Annapolis I'd. AP,
7-777i.
ADAMS SUGGESTS: only 20 min. to
D. CIT, Meade. via Freeway. 3
bedrm. attached rambler; all rooms
kitchen includes dishwasher, and
waste disposal. Enclosed porch
with picture view. full basemt., with
huge knotty pine rec. rm Sl3,950;
VA or FLA terms. CLYDE r. AID.
ANS. UN. 4-l143.
FOREST HEIGHTS
4-BEDRoOM BRICK--ONLY SIS
200, Home with marvellous view. .
baths fireplace. center-hall plan.
basement with rec. room. CT and
FHA approved Call MRS. cox
LII. 2-Sl36 or ST, 3-736S. ATLAS
REALTY co.
SOUTHLAND. close to Boiling and
Andrews--3-bedrm. rambler. mod
kit, lge. lot. gas heat; $1,000 On,
bal. like rent
GI. $3.50 DOWN. S75 a mo. Lo
Gated in Forestville, close to An
drewS- Boiling. Brk., 2-bedrm. home;
oil h -ah.. tiled bath. nice kit.
RE 6-5d56. Ewes, 10. S-5S53
WEST IL DIXON. REALTORS
1915 DN.-NON-GI
Incl settle. small 2-oeorm. bunga g,
lge.. porch, gas heat, equip. kit
60xl00 lot. paved St. $3.50; trades
considered. RE. 6-6S64 24'
1 BEDROOMS BATHS
Brick Cape Cod. $4,000. Full hsmt.
8 g Ynfcp AnET pkIT III oaA-
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bath home biz Nv rm. wifi
flrepl.. fam din rm. cleo kit. full
nsmt. with rec. rm.. screened porch
take over Nl3.O0O loan with only
l.J0O din. PRINCE GEO PROPER
TIES. The. Supermarket OF Homes
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, MINUTES To PENTAGoN-cap,
FALLS CHURCH
Wooded. Rolling 10 Acre

OSANAs AWNING IL AANAS
Is yours with 2-bedrm. rancher
SEWING ROOM FOR MOTHER
FIREPLACE IN VERY LARGE LlV
RIM All city utils.. close 10 every
thing. Slj,50u terms
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SLEEPY HOLLOW acre. watkins
distance " fabulous Seven Corner,
shopping center, bedrooms,
baths. brick. built-in garage, ant
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JE. 2-23li 7!3 3 Wash ST
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