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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-15

In this age Of the atom, it is
my simple pleasure to report to-
day that the general store Of
grandmother's day is making a
comeback.
The supermarket is fast turn
ing itself into a modern version
Of the old store in which you
could buy gold fish along with
the groceries.
If you've shopped in a super
market you must be aware of
how many Of them are changing
or course. their major business
still is selling food, and presum-
ably their major business al
ways will be selling food.
But the I1on-food sales of food
chains and stores have scared
from next to zero a decade ago
to an estimated $8.5 billion a
year.
Supermarkets are going in for
non-food items that just a few
years ago could be found only in
speciality shops or department
storeS-everything from diapers
to hardware, women's hosiery to
auto supplies. glassware to gar
bage pals, fishing gear to cam
eras.
NOn-Food Sales Mount
The average supermarket is
now getting as much as 10 per
cent Of its sales from non-food
items, and such fields as health
and beauty aids the retail food
stores report a larger volume of
sales on some commodities than
the retail drug stores.
So important have their nom
food sales become that SUPER
market authorities are recogniz-
ing this is a trend they must
examine with utmost care. The
National Supermarket Non-Food
Exhibit was started as a casual
ohshoot Of a housewares show
In New York In 1855; since then
there have been three more ex-
hibits and a fourth "Superama"
will be held in Los Angeles in
August; the exhibit is becoming
a semi-annual affair at which
hundreds Of non-food exhibitors
show their products to SUPER
market buyers and make deals.
began innocently and logi-
cally enough. First, the super
markets added the sister" prod
ucts to soaps and securing prod
ucts-pails. mops. floor wax,
sponges. Then they added health
aids and cosmetics. Now, they
suddenly have taken of in all
directions at once.
In some Of Grand Unions $50
stores you can buy not only food
but also furniture. rugs, mems
clothing, auto supplies, notions.
In some stores Of the APP chain
before Christmas, toys were ad-
vertised ahead Of foods. Other
smaller chains reveal a full IS
per cent Of their business at
christmas was in non-food
products.
At the last Superama in Chi
cago In March, H. A. Swaisgood
OF the 38-store Market Basket
chain In California, reported his
chain carries 1900 health and
beauty items. He revealed that
on one week end promotion, the
stores sold 1900 bird cages at
1888 each. and when the chain
introduced mems ties 1t sold
$35. 900 Of ties in the first six
months.
Retailers Disturbed
It's a movement that under
standably is disturbing retailers
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-15
PentagOn Given as Example
OF Knott Hotels Job

Entry Of Knott Hotel Corp.
into the motel business and
growth Of its restaurant opera
tons is reviewed in the current
issue Of the American Investor.
published by the American Stock
Exchange.
The company's catering job at
the Pentagon Building is given
as an example. Gargantuan food
purchases are necessary and 3d.
900 meals are served daily with
an efficiency which would send
. housewife troubled by her
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-15
Membership in FSLIC
Passes $500 Mark

Membership in the Federal
Savings and Loan Insurance
Corp. passed the 300 mark dur
ing the month of April. it was
announced by Chairman Albert
j. Robertson of the Federal
Home Loan Bank Board.
During April seven savings and
loan associations became men,
bers of the insurance corpora
ton. These admissions brought
the total number of insured as
sociations up to 3.704. Each
savers account is insured against
loss UP to $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-15
Assistant Branch Manager
Appointed at Riggs

Russell NJ. Butler has been
appointed assistant manager of
the Park Road Branch of the
Riggs National Bank, it was an
nounced by Robert v. Fleming,
board chairman. following a
board meeting yesterday.
Mr.. Butler has been with
Riggs since 1912, except for
service in the Armed Forces
from August, l945 to December,
1916. He has been with the Park
Road Branch since his return
to the bank and succeeds the late
Herbert S. Schaefer.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-15

Wallace r. Hickman, National
Bank Of Washington: John l..
Risdon, National Savings, and
l.. Gilbert Vance, Suburban
Trust. Named for one-year
terms were: William r. Dugan.
jr., Riggs, and Richard w. Stot-
Ter, Bank of Maryland.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-15

Step out In style-and comfort
in one Of these weightless won
ders. Meticulously hand tailored
for perfect 1T, these suits will
keep their cool, crisp look no
matter how high the tempera-
ture scars.
Available in a choice selection
Of solid colors, as well as sub
dued patterns, they are now
being sold at Browning Kings.
greatly reduced green ink
price" Of less than $50.
For your summer wardrobe shop
Browning a. King Company's
new store at 1925 q ST. NV,
where you will find a tremen-
dous selection Of lightweight
suits, sport coats and Stacks.
This is the only Browning King
store where reduced green ink
prices are offered. You can, for
instance, buy a wonderful light
"Travel-Rex" Nnylon blend cord
suit at the reduced green Ink
price" Of less than $1,000. d "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-15

1909 pure silk suit at Brown
ing's reduced green ink price"
Of less than $500.
Comfortable, light, tropical.
weight sport coats are now being
sold at the reduced green ink
price" Of less than $1,000, while
"Kingley" Stacks are less than
$500 at the reduced green ink
price,"
Whatever your taste In clothes,
or your budget, Browning King
can cater to your needs. Visit
the Browning King store at
1925 q st. NV, and convince
yourself that the green ink
prices" offer the finest quality
In mems clothing at the lowest
possible prices.
The store is open every evening
until $3.50 for your shopping
convenience, and alterations will
be made while you wait, II nee.
essary. You can use q conveni-
ent Central Charge Account, II
you wish.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-15
Water CONSUMPTION

NEW YORK.-Average use Of
water per citizen in the United
States. counting industrial, per-
sonal and other needs, is now
estimated to be in the neighbor-
hood Of 1900 gallons daily.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-15
ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK, May is H9.-The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd lot transactions by principal
dealers on the exchange for May IA:
265.327 shares including 1872 shares
sold short
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''$a','BuszuEss
FHLBB Mortgage Plans
Praised by Morrison
BY DONALD B. HADLEY

Plans of the Federal Home create new
secondary market operation mortgages
praised today ~ w. Franklin w. Morrison Washington
president Of the National Savings and Loan League.
Mr. Morrison said such would
funds and other argescae investors
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-15
ADVERTISEMENT.
ADVERTISEMENT.
Handsome Silk and Worsted Suits
Less Than go at BROWNING Kiuc

Hond ToiloFed "Seot-Tex" Suits Will Hold Their Press.
Always Look Trim ond Neot Even in Warnnesk Wenther
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-05-15
MUTUAL FUNDS QUOTATIONS

NEW YORK. May is R.-Natior
Association Securities Dealers. Inc.
Moon OuotatiOnal
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Retailers Disturbe,

It's a movement that under
standably Is disturbing retailers
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

MODERN. lean. . or 3 bedrm home
SO or nearpy Pr Georges CITY
HAVI SUBST Cash MRS COX
st 3-136s. LU 2-Sl36
ALL CASH FOR HOUSES
BUY direct from .wner. no
comm, immed contract lash de.
post MR. ISAAC. DI 5.sgu0
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HISTORIC Underwater
SOUTHERN MD.

~ - n - AAAkAN ANAA<s
I Historic Oakland Hall, $40
acres, lO-room Colonial home. large
1replaces. cypress forest, valuable
gravel deposit; frontage on . paved
highways 2.OOO.O0O feet marketable
timber ideal for hunting preserve.
estate or subdivision; 2 miles from
county seat. 40 miles ID. c.
. 81 acres, historic St. MArys
County; 5-room home; large barn;
post, beautiful holly trees i'm
proved highway, 81 miles d. c.;
Immediate possession q real BAR
gain. liberal financing; $3.50.
3. 40 acres. modern masonry g.
bedroom home, hot-air heat; large
barn. beautiful trees, running
stream, improved road: 80 miles
d. c., immediate possession; Sl4,DbO.
4. Historic Woodlawn, 147 acres,
Groom Colonial brick home. Groom
ideal retreat, 2S miles ID. CT imme-
diate possession: S20.5O0.
g. 100 acres, Broom home 3
tobacco barns. timber, stream good
road; immediate possession; 80 miles
d. c.; fl2,OOO
g. l3; acres, 5.room masonry
home. 5-room farmhouse, . large
barns. creek. complete farm equip
ment. oyerlooks Chesapeake Bay.
immediate possession 80 miles d. c.
S23,0OO.
Z. 90 acres, 5-room home, eiec-
tricity, stream large tobacco barns,
outbulldings. improved road, "a land
In cultivation. valuable timber, 80
miles d. c.. SIC 800.
T. lib acres overlooking Chesa-
peake Bay . farmh0uses, larEe
barn lO.acre tobacco allotment. on
to paved roads ideal for tobacco
sion ~ miles d. G. 81 / 200. O''''
See our ad under "Waterfronts
for Sale" We have farms. water
fronts, homes, going businesses TO
MI your requirements CALVERT
REALTY AGENCY. PriAce Freder-
leki MARYLAND phone los. .lhi and
MENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

BADEN, MD. 10 mi. to D. c. on
Rt. 3S1, 40 acres: lge. 9-rm.
house in good cond: cleo, tele-
phone; / barn, / tenant house
good farm land with long road
trontaee. Sl4,950; $4,000 cash,
conv. terms on balance. PINKNEY
CY S-S-00 ~ ~ a9aS @N''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

FAIRFAX CO.. CLIFTON AREA
Only $3.50 per acre for 1870 acres
rolling. wooded land mr.. Clifton
Small stream borders one SIDE. This
is an axcel investment For plat
and details call Col Breckenridge,
Res. TIE. 6-37?5. or at FREDER-
lex w BERENs SALES. INC. IA.
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SOUTH RIVER PARK-TVo he'd
MODERN IOI1 BRICK RICK RAMBLER-4 be

brick Earase With G bath ssS bsr Ssr
cue pit, plus small gueSthouSe. To-
Gated on IA acres with 225-ft.
frontase al COLTONS POINT on
Potomac. Easy financing arrange
msnts. call OWNER WA. 7-650O,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

~ n-fO3l' HE. 4-35OO. W. W.
I-ACRE LOT, near New 70. wooded,
fily . wsis, s5j'G " rESwT,so -4oai'
PLENTY OF PRIVACY and fresh air
lots near new 'e country S" slus AZ
Solesville; protective covenants,
hlsh elevation. paved.road 'front.'
age; 3d. 300 per acre: S7b0 dn., $50
mo r. p. RIPLEY CO, JU. 5-S5ll !.
ALMOST q ACRES beautiful roll
inE grounds, with payed-road 'front.'
RfPLESY' r CO.. a. 9 S $5is22' r. p
80 ACRES, near Grain hwy, (30D
from Washington - 8-foom house
With all conyeniences; 4-acre to-
bacc0 allotment; large 30xHO barn
very good buy At Sl7,000. Call
Mr Hamilton, cE 6-335o, with
THOMAS =, HALEY. Realtor, AP.
BUILDERS OR DEvELOPERs-Adel-
phi. MIL and Riggs I'd; 49, acres,
al utils. In adioins parkland
OWNER. OIL .-i8l3.
NORBECK OLNEY AREA - 2.acre
lots some wooded. exclusive; reas.
prices and terms Route ~ tGA
ave exit 10 miles TO Martins
Dairy, turn right TO Emory Church
3.s7ea, ST. a-63i6
32 ACRES, near centreville, Va,
7O0-ft road frontage, good build
inc site, good land large streama
$500 per acre, Browning S-siihl
GREENBELT - Beautifully wooded
building. lots. with road water.
sewer, q to "a acre: In one Of
the prettiest areas In Prince
schools shopping and swimming
pool. dREENBELT REALTY CO.,
OR 3-457l. OR. 3.43bl
3 ACRES. paved road, nearby
Charles Co. Nd: only Sl,ibn.
JAMES Z. MAHoNEY, Hu. 3.b41O.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

NEED MONEY FAST? own property,
DI. .7-4446; ewes, JU. S-940S.
Also quick cash for End trusts.
End TRUsT-Absolutely tor SPOT.
cash prices paid: Md. Va. D. C.
CAL day or night. LO. 4-6565. 15'
FIRST and SECOND TRUST LOANS
PURCHASkD-BAR REALTY
Co. Realtors. 1881 q st. NV. NE.
MONEY end TRUSTING will buy
2nd-trust notes, d. c.. nearby Nd.
Or va -easonable rates. NATioNAI.
MORTGAGE a. INVESTMENT
CORR; 1913 N. Y. ave. NV, Ma.
MORTGAGE LOANS 4II9S; consoi-
idate debts, make improvements.
long terms. Also construction and
FLA loans at low rates. Call Mr.,
CROCKETT. HE. 4-6s94.
SECOND TRUSTS PURCHASED
At Extremely Low Discounts
M x. JTONE, OIL. 2-34l4
CASH IN ONE DAY
IND AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
CALL Elk. 3-7744 ANY TIME
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

SPECULATIVE FARMS
247 acres-Loc on 3 State hwys
Ami. I'd, frontage. Demanding 4
prominent corner sites Mod l2-
rm brk. mansion. w oil h-w.h. .
baths. Other valuable buildings
Beaut Handicapped lake IS mi, to
ID. c. Terms 20eS down, bal. Al
So int. Farm priced.
ECO aeres--Level and tillable. Splen-
did water supply and fences. 9-rm.
Colonial brk house. Nice barn and
new silo "a m. I'd. frontage. Priced
10 sell. S26,250.
2 acres-Lge. substantial s-rm.
frame house. With water and cleo.
Poultry bldgs. horse stables, corn
crib and . wells. 1900 II. OF 'front.'
age on peaceful country I'd A per.
feet low cost farmette. $1,000
For numerous reasonable listings.
S viii & M MsEas SPEaRs Real sfo e.
tate. III 0-9b52
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Ieautiful Historic Estate
Price Slashed-A "Steal"

Beautiful mountain summer home:
breathtaking views; sweeping green
carpet lawns, variety large shade
trees; acre. excellent bungalow, \
rms. and 2 baths. cleo. stone fire-
place, 4-gas units. soft. porch. b
car carport, dog house and tool shed,
poultry house; mi. to village, a hT
to city. Price reduced from Sl2.SOO
TO $500 and plenty furniture in
cluded. G. A. HeigeS N Son. STROUT
REALTY. 1877 Buford ave, Gettys-
burg, Pa
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FARMS

FARM-HARPERS FERRY
W. va.-stone 5.rm. hse., bit.
1888; Z firepls.: modernized.
q w/elec., water), outbldgs.
Quick sale. $3.50. JE. 4-013S.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

HOME SITES-FARMS
La PLATA-IND1AN HEAD AREA
HOMESITES-1S to % miles from
d. c. over excellent highways Lots
] acre or more. $500 TO ~ 800.
TRACTS acres or more. suit
able retirement homes or small
farms. 500 to $500 an acre.
so to 200 ACRE TRACTS. suitable
subdivision. located convenient TO
prosperous towns near busy highway,
within committing distance OF D. c.
LEONARD SNYDER, Real Estate
Tel. WE. 4-33ll La Plata, Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-06-09

ST. GEORGE ISLAND, mn. - Four
room house with electricity; l-sere
lot, 300.ft. waterfront. Excellent
hshinE viii be on premises Sat
and sun, or call u G. JAMES,
Mon. after 9 pm. LII. 3.2423.
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Call or Write for Particulars
j. B WATERS
Prince Frederick, Nd.
Phones: a14 and Asa

BARGAIN acres, shade trees.
zoo. II. on Potomac River. private
boat pier: los lodge, 3 bedrms
laree livine room. fireplace. SIT.
model kitchen, stove. . refrieerators
4O-ft. screened porch. shower bath,
artesian water. Price. $4,000: terms.
5000 down. FURNISHINGS reason
able or more land II desired.
Real farm with creek frontage.
ducking shore; l59 acres. 100 till.
able, balance good timber: / mod
ern main house, tenant house. 2
barns, stable fronting on good
paved road excellent stock and
tobacco farm: large tobacco allot-
ment; complete equipment, . trac.
tors, trucks. Priced to sell. sac, 900.
terms,
Britton Bay. st. Mary's county--
Full acre. 200-ft.. frontage on water;
S-room modern house. boat pier, .
boats, cupboard motor; very private
location. Price. $4,000. terms.
SOUTHERN ND. REALTY CO.
Ia Plata. Nd. West 4-S432
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BUILDERS ATTENTION

BUILDERS ATTENTION
Several groups OF desirable lots
and aereage In the Wheaton and
sioLER 4 co. lMd) 10. 4.7a77.
NEAR Acc. ..2Oacres. $1,000
acre: some wooded. some blue grass,
10 acres near PooLEsviLLE $3.50
"a acres on surface road: water.
gas and cleo, $1,000.
Acre lots near ROCKV1LLE-10c -
So. II. KAY BOWLING 0aithersburg
"a ACRES. over 200 1t. on paved
road nice shade trees. near La
Plata, Md. Full price SDA5; terms,
500 down. balance monthly.
About 400 acres La Plata sec
ton; wooded. active streams Buy
ega for your children and security
Unbelievable price, $50 an acre
SOUTHERN MD. REALTY Co
La Plata, Md West 4.Sl32
COME ONE, COME ALL
ATTENTION BUILDERS AND
HoMEoWNERs
Ideal corner plot overlooking Rock
Greek Park, 7Oxll0; OREGON ave
veniently located In the Washing
able for 10000 home.
Colonial Investment Co.
NO. 7-672s RE. 7.eebo
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$1,000 TO $4,000
SEASHORE or POTOMAC
Within committing distance b. c.
Very attractive. very desirable
call Mrs. Wilkinson, sT a.5son,
AID. 4-8366, JAMES L. DIXON a co,
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Rehoboth Beach, Del.
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE,

NEAR oUANTICO-Beautiful. year.
round rambler. with approx. 3
acres Of land on Potomac River.
IS mi. south of WASHINGTON. Two
large bedrooms, tiled bath. large
liv. rm: with fireplace. dining al
with steel cabinets, electric range
and refrigerator. utility rm. with
furnace and water heater. large
screened porch; ideal hunting. fish-
ing and swimming Must be seen
TO appreciate: offered at $4,000.
For ant call IA SOC9C
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

commercial ground for appreciation.
Mr.. Paul. RIA. $4,000 after pm.
WANTED-wiil pay cash for Ice.
bids lot v ,o5 vsr Or z lots t9getherl
ave, Aibemarie on the south, Eli.
eott St. on the north. Call Mr..
JAMES /. DIXON q CO. ST. $4,000
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-bOiLDEhS OPPORTUNITY
LOTS, Conn. Ave Estates.
MANOR cLUB-is-acre and -.
acre lots Lovely residential. $4,000
WHEAToN-37 lots. Sewer and
water. Ready.
40 ACRES near Kent Mil Is
tateS and new Indian Spring c. c.
Sever nearby
$50 ACRES near Poolesville. 1878
per acre
SILVER sPRING-si choice bldg.
lots. Si65 600
c. P. FLETCHER. Realtor
10. 5-2ol0
The Man That Sells the Land"
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land that has a house OF equal ap-
peal. This restored farm house is q
true center-hall Colonial with 3
fireplaces.. bedrms.. ample bath
ooms and quality features. such as
random-width flooring and paneling.
mple recreational space is provided
by screened porch and sundeck,
plus secluded fiagstone terrace. Ali
this on 200 acres with stocked pond,
s"ring and stream. Long frontage
on Bull Run. Dir: U. g.. 20 to
right on pa approx. i mile to
LINh1LL FARMS" Mrs. Lindsay
n AZ rYoiIov no.1ko.
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DAkEs BEACH. Calvert Co.-Ail.yr.
1-rm;, home; oil h.-w.h.: kit, din.
f fi,n' ily rm. with nrepl. ia baths.
view of Bay: 4 lots: ideal for chill.
dren; sci. bus / blk; safe, SANDY
beach. 2 blks.; IS mi. d. C. Owner
Transferred; bargain. Sll, 900 PHI
OWNER. Prince Frederick IO6JlI.
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1876 ACRES-WEST VA.

Almost new 8-rm. house on hard
rd, nearly million H. timber
quoted; = nice streams. 800 yda to
cacapon River. Real bareain at S.
300. Terms.
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4. HALEY, Realtor
.Aa

1e6 Z. Broad St. Falls Church. Va.
coLORED-oFFIcEs. SUITES
SIS MO. INCT. ALL UTILITIES
LOUIS RUDDEN. tn, 10000
COLORED-VEHMONT AVE. AND
YOU ST. N.W.-3 rms. and bath;
suit BILE for doctor or dentist; SIS.
Apply GUY TIMER, 1929 18th
ST. NV, NO. 7-40OT
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~ ACRES q hr. u. CT, located al
one Of So, Md.'S private cheS. Bay
on this beach selling no TO 50 900.
Entire acreage all beach rights.
Sacri1ce Sl",A5O; schools, churches,
stores CIR. 5-17S2, Leonardtown,
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STA ACRES-WEST VA.

In resort IN Cacapon River area;
hard I'd. cleo. and stream on prop
Ideal home or camp site. Price,
l. r Winfield NO 7.122R
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IATERFRONT RE,TIREMENT

HOME. Mathews County - Living
room. dining room. kitchen. bed
rooms. bath. l2 acres. boat dock;
shade and fruit trees: greatly re-
Robson UsN (Ret.), Broker.
White Stone. Va
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SPECIAL BARGAIN

- ATTENTION BUILDERS
We have tve building sites, water.
sever and gas, We have complete
plans approved by VA, no cash
available near 57th ave. and Mari.
boro pike. Act today to secure
B. M. ODUM, RE. 7-52l6
CONTINUED on Next PageJ
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PROTECTED HARBOR for h

boats 100 It. on water. Dock ana
sea sea wall. Rambler type home. 4
Dell, baths. Living room. TV
LARGE lot. 1000 for quick sale
Easy financing. Out Route PA 10
Loch Haven. Nd. See S. s. MILL.
CHAMP, University c-e15S
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OCEAN BEACH-Cor. and Adj lots:
blks from ocean; excellent sites;
sacrit1ee; Sl.450 each. JE. 3-qI1l.
COLONIAL BEACH COTTAGE, com
pletely furn.; . bedrms., hot water,
cleo. stove; garage; lge. fenced I'd /,
$4,000. so. S-7315, after $50 D m
or week ends. premises 1875 9th ST.
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COBB ISLAND. MD. = Furnished.
Potomac River. Has enclosed
front porch, all modern improve
ments. A real opportunity for
contented. retired living. JOE
DOYLE, Resident Broker. Cobb
Island. Nd. tel Wavsihe oRo2
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NEW AND MODERN

NEW AND MODERN
At the Bay, with large lot, loysly
view; ! bedrms, hath, liv. nm, kif
and din rm. large IL" porch
screened' everything very modern
Very reasonable terms. ! have sew.
eral excellent buys from 1880 and
up. Several for rent
RUBY DOWNS, BROKER
DOWNS BIunhpqs. YIN 5.sg3i
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FARMS

NEAR LAYToNsvILLE-5O acres,
oil h.-w.h.; barn, milk house, chicken
house, tenant house; $32, 800.
NEAR GERMANTOWN-7O acres. A.
bedrm. 2-bath home. Good barn,
milk house: So, 800.
NEAR AEC-40 acres: mod. 3-bedrm.
IT.: Case tractor and attachment,
other equip; good loo. and nice
property at $4,000.
KAY BOWLING
GAITHERSBURG $40
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HIGHLAND ACRES

See the is custom-built homes
already up
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POTOMAC HUNT
RIVER ROAD

MOST BEAUTIFUL / acre and up
home sites in q low tax area. only
Ii mi. from Chain bridge on pic
turesoue Rte. Z Geesburg pike. 2
mi. west Of Dranesville. Va. A LIST
class planned community with re-
gtrictionS. lake PLAYGROUND etc
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$50 ROLLING c0UNrRYsInE
CORNER HALF-AcRE LOT, ready
FOR building Elkridge 1922

NCKES. restricted ARA, beautiful
woodland, private road: p O. Co.
Nd. opposite NJ, Vernon: to indi-
S-looh. eNcE RH R.SHHr
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81 ACRES on State highway, 9
room home. porcheS, basement, hot
and cold water. electricity. tele-
phone. large shade trees. boxwoods.
stream. pond site, etc. Outstanding
terms. c. w DUNCAN. Broker,
Louisa. Va. Phone 23O week days:
145 SUNDAYS
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Rsv. h UM SHLL@SeIny-on the,
porches; knotty-pine liv. rm.,
kitchen, bath and shower room
oil heat, hot water. completely
furnished. Price. $4,000. 81 500
down. EN- a-04l5. DU. S-aSi4
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$50 As rm. pre- Civil war
stone mansion. ga baths, mod. kit,
orig fireplaces and random width
flooring, mod. ten. house. barns, .
silos. so acres alfalfa. SIS acres blue
and grass. > stocked lakes, several
streams, Mr.. Potomac River. 30 mi.
d. c. $3.50 per acre.