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possible for Republican candI-
dates for the House and Senate
70 disavoW Mr.. Adams and still
ride the coattalls Of 4 President
most Of them would like 10
praise In campaign speeches.
Perhaps significantly. almost
the only members Of Congress-
volunteering q good word Tor
Mr.. Eisenhowers decision 10
keep Mr.. Adams &c his desk
were those not up for re-elec-
ton this year.
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Supplied a memorandum to
Mr.. Adams.
January 10. l954-Northheld
sent a letter to the FTC giving
assurances that the labelling
would be corrected.
About two weeks later, Mr..
Adams ONCE called the FrC
again to see If the case was
still current and was told that
the matter was closed.
According to House investi-
gators. there was no need for
Mr., Goldfine to inquire Of Mr..
Adams or anyone else what had
prompted the December 4 let
ter. The complaints, the in
vestigators say. were fully set
out in, the letter.
Close Questioning Due
The House investigators in
dictated that Mr.. Goldfine
would be questioned about
what actually prompted his in
quiry through Mr.. Adams. One
particular question he likely
will Be asked was whether he
was not seeking to learn on
what basis the complaint could
be settled = and information
which was contained in the
memorandum sent to Mr..
Adams.
According to the investi-
gators, the memorandum vio-
lated specific FTC rules and
regulations.
The request for confidential
information must be made in
writing, and under oath. Fur
thefmore. such information
can be divulged. under the
ETC rules. only by action of
the commission itself and not
by one commissioner acting
alone.
Mr.. Howrey sent the memo
randum to Mr.. Adams on his
own. Other commissioners. it
has been testified, had no
knowledge Of it until Mr.. Adj
ans released it last week.
The FTC rules. according to
the investigators. also refer to
Federal statutes regarding the
release Of confidential infor-
NATION. -
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~ GOULD LINCOLN
star star writer

President Eisenhower. at q
breakfast with the Republican
state chairmen, today by
passed any mention Of the
Sherman Adams case which has
caused . Juror In party ranks.
Two OF the state chairmen.
George Bloom Of Pennsylvania
and Claude j. Jasper Of Wis
consln. confirmed Q report that
the IRE against Mr.. Adams has
died down and that most Of
the State chalrmen are leaving
the decision on the retention Of
Mr.. Adams TO President Eisen-
hover.
Confident Of Victory
~That Is q matter for the
President and the conscience Of
lAlr. Adams TO determine" Mr.
Jasper said. Mr.. Bloom and
Mr.. Jasper insisted they could
win the elections In their States
next November regardless Of
any issue the Democrats might
make Of the Adams-o oldfne In
cident.
Republican National Chair
man Meade Alcorn indicated he
does not expect the matter Of
Mr.. Adams TO come before the
State chairmen's meeting again.
Mr.. Alcorn brought II up yester-
day when he laid before the
chairmen Mr.. Eisenhower's
statement that he has every
confidence In Mr.. Adams and
needs him in the White House.
Seemingly, the Presidents
support Of Mr.. Adams has taken
the steam out Of an incipient
movement among the State
chairmen ito get" the Presi-
dents top aide. Some Of them.
however, continue to feel that
Mr.. Adams should resign.
Gets Hearty Greeting
The State chairmen gave the
President a hearty greeting
when he entered the breakfast
room soon after 7:45 am.
They applauded his remarks
vigorously and gave him an
ovation when he left to 60 back
to the White House. The break
fast meeting was behind closed
doors.
In addition to ~ State
chairmen, others attending
were Republican National
Chairman Meade Alcorn, Sem
ator Schoeppel Of Kansas,
chairman Of. the Senate Repub-
lican Policy Committee: Repre-
sentative Simpson Of Penn
sylvania, chairman Of the House
Republican Policy Committee;
Charles Thomas, former Sec
rotary Of the Navy and now
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President COP. Chiefs
Dine, Skip Adams Case

Republican national finance
chairman: White House Press
Secretary James 9. Hagerty
and Tom Stephens. the Presi-
dents appointments secretary,
The chairmen sre attending
q three-day Campaign school,
sponsored by the q. o. p. Ma
tional Committee At the statler
Hotel.
Tonight. the o. o. p. chair
men win be hosts at q recep-
ton for members Of the cabi-
net and the White House stan.
Mr.. Adams once said he had
received an invitation. but did
not know whether he would at
tend.
After Mr.. Eisenhower's talk.
Senator echoeppel. Mr.. simp-
son and Mr.. Thomas spoke
briefly. The President also
answered @ number Of Ques-
tions from the fioor.
Stresses Defense Policy
the President stressed his
philosophy on national defense
and Government solvency. He
also spoke Of the necessity In
the coming political campaign
for an active organization on
the part Of the Republicans at
the "voter level" In reply TO
a question, the President said
all indications are that business
conditions are Improving.
Most Congressional Republic
cans, meanwhile, bowed to Mr..
Eisenhower's decision to keep
Mr.. Adams on the job. But
many q. o. p. members made
II plain they aren't happy
about IL.
A standout exception was
Senate Republican Leader
Knowland who questioned
whether Mr.. Adams useful
ness might not be impaired.
In New York. Dem, cratic
National Chairman Paul M.
Butler left no doubt the DEM
ocrats win make a major po-
litical issue out Of Mr.. Adams
dealings with industrislist
Bernard Goldfine of Boston.
As to Mr.. Eisenhower's insist
ence on keeping Mr.. fdams as
his chief assistant. Mr.. Butler
added:
The Presidents own con-
duct makes him as morally re-
sponsible for this improper
conduct as Mr.. Adams is him.
self"
Many Good Words
The consensus among the
politicians here appeared to be
that the President hadn't
changed the situation much
except for one aspect:
The President made 1t i'm
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led 30 miles east 70 San Bern
ardino. then grew cold.
HIS wife. Florence. never save
I'D hope that he would return
He did Tuesday. He was dis
covered working as a groom al
Hollywood Park here.
"stilI Confused"
Il don't know why ! left" he
told newsmen. Il was-still an
--hazy and confused.
The day I left ! sold my car
took . bus and went 70 Phoenix
I got a Job handling freight
Later he got = Job handling
horses and returned TO Cali
fofnia working at various
tracks. His identity was dis
covered through q routine I'M
gerprint check. He was using
the name Alfred O. Reese.
eI'm still stunned" he said,
'abut I'm getting to feel a grad
ual relief that ] will no longer
have TO live with this secret
He spoke Of his wife: "Oh,
we quarreled occasionally, but
that couldn't be the reason
! left.
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Scientist Turns Up
AS Roce Trock Groom

NoLEwooD Calf. June 10 O9s-one day six years ago
Albert Clark Reed scientist at the California Institute Of
Technology said eoodby 10 hs wife, paed his sons head left
The FIJI police family and friends were bafsd the tran
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Its amazing. ! can remem-
Der every detail Of everything
I have done for the last SIX
years. But I can't tell you fol
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"a fruit salad, ice cream and coffee" and
usually comes after several trips up and
down those stairs
He doesn't eat gravy, bread or butter
for dinner, Dr. MacCarthy says, but he does
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CORN PRODUCTS REFINING COMPANY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-07-30

MhNI-J bedrooms, den. FlrGl
ouefinn Of this handsome alair-
IooI liick residence In this most
pealrnnie and murh-aounhi- after
loeat!on Features center entrances
70 1l-ft. living I'm. with adloln-
ING 4lde screened porch. Separate
tamily-sixe dining rm,, equipped
Kitchen, full basement, detached
aaraee,. Beautifully Handicapped.
M s,nosa .s ana irss,,s shhadfd yard.
features. ASKING ts5.b1o Wiz
flexible terms NOT MuLTfpf.if
LASTED, But KxCLunfVFfIY
WITH PEARSON PRoPFRfirs.
ING. 0f3l Arlington Blvd. Al
g Mliis assszs ExcLUsfvK AGENTS.
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nearly new, in choice N. Ari. loca-
ton, close to everything. EXTRAS:
Pull din. rrh, ail-elec. kit. with
breakfast nook. rec. rn. with bar
IN full daylight basement. Lovely,
level fenced yard, many extras:
Al value at $o3a50. CROWEfL
q Co, INC Realtors. 2160 N.
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BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

WANTED-seryice station or To-
cation. viii lease or buy from
private party. Call RE. 6-ob71.
AN IDEAL LOCATION for iiquor
store. VIII rent or buy property
Box 50-T. Star.
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PUTTING ON FINAL TOUCHES,
S Sas y y9 ~. hurry you can still
h-aere lot, right around the corr
ner form the country club An
tioue brick rambler: 3 large bed
rms. 2 full tiled baths. 2 Are
places. beautiful kit, family-sfSe
din. rm.; you'll love the bsmt.. all
out OF ground, and a nice front
porch, $4,000 down: Slq,a5O
This Is q great buy. Phone now,
~ 5,20sy WIN. A. CHAPMAN
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. Ter RENT

I.1O-AcRE SITES AVAIL. on long
term lease, fronting on o. 3. No.
j. Prince Geo. Co. VIII build TO
lease at down-fo-earth prices. Mr.
BRAYMEs. UH. 4-1700.
HEART OF BETHESDA. ! BIZ. from
build ofiees OF warehoiaes 70 your
order. Two 10000 u. II. sites
R.R. siding available 4 necessary.
2 public parking 10 within !
Blk. Cali OIL, 2-lsVD days and
20. 2-4gQ6 after md on suns
SILVER SPRrNc.1 for lease.
fnduStriaI land lIi,able eontrac-
tors yard. trueE and equipment
parking, 5000 g. H., AZ o.
part ineIs. 9x2o cren frent
shed 10. l.s4401. Ewes u.
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fALLs CHURCH. mr.. Baileys Cross
roads EoS Pc TnwNF eEief IE r ssssss
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fhk com you love % touch IA
modestly priced home you should
see N clote.in n Arl Entrance
hall hufe Nv. nm. fuli din. rm.,
III with breakfast nook and All
modern appliances, 1ia hadFmn
Dig lot with fruit trees. arape
arnor and nardtn space Only
elf,1nn. See a nowi HOLI.NYl
kkttAskkbr $500 Lee hwSs KK.
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sfAfIpps sgaHyKuoon fFLIT-
ssdlmiI.. Z. Raihs. dean az ilssks,'
0InInI TMr wooded area
ONLY VI NANn no oUAl1fifn
VETS. tunIA mos "a. 4.t6O0
NIeInnIA-DnArnn coTTAuH Oh
qulti, paft-I|Ef 81 EXTRAS. coI1
candle INhl dining rm. Idf ihoSe
quiet fytninN1 a. home. nicely
equipped kitchen. 3 dreamy bed.
rms Il " balha. eomn|alf|F nfI.
tate ffaf screened porch. fun
nsWt, Win 4AIden entrAuea IL
peauilfullN handicapped - acre
studded with heavy hfnrlnr ifnII
trees AT elf,O1n rOu'L kEVHn
hEuREI Ill CnoWEIL a Co
VS. Ihe s NJ. y \. rAIe ~ or
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WATERFRONT LODGE-22 acres
overlookine private lake AND
fronting on Bull Run: IL miles
OF boating when lake is complete,
lodge has 5 rooms, / u baths. liv.
rni. with fireplace, large enclosed
porch. 10x32, FIRST time offered
for sale; $4,000 cash, balance In
one trust. Shown BY appt. only
Commuting distance d. c. CAL
PENTA0ON REALTY CO., Real
tors FnirfaN Va CR l-lA0O
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By OWNER-New brick rambler,
Ssm, .m plas Sln -" Si7.5 500 n FAA
$1,000 On. .oi 5000 dn,; Al SIS
TsSeyyssll rd.' Vienna, Va. il
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down 81 70 oasiifed veterans
bedrms, 2 full tiled baths, brand
new eontemporary-style rambler
center hall, full daylight base
ment with tiled floor and outside
entrance. Huge cathedral ceil-
inEed living rm. with fireplace,
separate dining rm, super Hot
perfectly placed on g huge wooded
proved. NOT MuLTIPLE LisTEb.
BUT EXCLUSIVELY WITH
PEARSON PROPERTIES, INC,
w I ArlFinEtC ps slyc q willsson'
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AVNIIANIN suns 0T nlIGnI. n
brentwood yllags thqpping een-
BE- seen ~ AM lima On $500.
AIn-coNn. OFFICE IN oeorlsioun
locallun. ideal Tor factory reps
sEr a .@sP enc ss !. 80 par ne
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VICINITY ielh and y 80. n.v-
sias sser,seria service; parkins
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7 AcnHs. hieh fronl, vide creek
IS mllsl loqlh Eood road: 81 30.
FAnkiE1IR o. az AcmMa win
trand-neN. attractive. N-bedro0m.
hath rambler eafnaIi o.
kllfhnn, nreplaeaa. so. $50.
hQMkN 4 CO. oAllhelshufE 800,
erRoUTe FALL Farm cAfALoo
Jrur OUT FREE 80 nTATHa
srRoUT RnALTT, hasa wood-
ward bldEs Westminster, elsrlinn
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
Choice warehouses

(il 2.2O0 "a. 70. One-story drive
in bldg. Hieh ceiling. Heat.
Toilet. Nice once. Just on ..
tsj 1000 50. It. Excellent one
ofices. Central NV. location.
weinberg 81 Bush, Inc.
1879 H 81. NV. Ma. $500
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4O0-AcRE FARM

One Of the finest farms In
the State OF Virginia, or
dered sold Immediately.
All under fence. good soil,
s-acre fresh water dam
lake. main dwelling, barns,
tool houses, 4-room guest
home on the lake, large
lot machinery, 40 head
Herford cattle. pulp wood
timber, running water.
electricity. Magnificent
view of Blue Ridge Noun
tains, Skyline Drive and
open spaces. This Is not
an ordinary farm. Every
thing In fine condition.
Paved roads. See or call
me at once. Property To-
Gated near Scottsville. Va,
about 20 miles from Char
lottesville. Call FED VIII
LIAMS. MA. s-2620. To b,
sold as an entirety. every.
thing goes. Better ca
today.
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STORES FoR RENT

STORE AND End FL.-Near Shore
ham Hotel. suit. for once Gpace
many types Of bus. RIA. 0-00bl
EYE ST. NV. 100 block. Ob6
50. ~, aforementioned; fixtures
Available. DI. 7-7900.
IfIB PARK ROAD N.W.-Orounf
floor, approx. 42x21 IN very bus,
neiehborhood reas. rent. Lee
" BERNSTEIN a CO. Agent
DE. 2-s4s4
SMALL RETAIL STORE or once
$50 50. IT.. Sl25 per mo. Nicholl
ave. SIC. KELLEY a BRANNER
Df. TITO, ewes, OIL. 1854.
NEW, MODEM SHOPPING CEN.
TER in ne, Washington: suitable
for earry-out shop, delieatessen
restaurant, valet, bakery, hard.
ware. variety, radio and TV serv.
ice; free parking area and rea.
sonable rent, For further infor.
nation, o6 call d. J. WHITMAN
STARTING 70 build 2 stores II
Clinton, Nd. approx. 20 BY 0t
each; good for any kind Of busi.
ness. II interested, call HI. o.
s2SS. REIN BROTHERS.
y ST. NV. at sth-wAlk NJ sAlon
heavy commercial area; immed
possession: reasonable. MA. e-e02b
Commercial ares--is By 20 With
basement: vic. 9th and p sta. NV
Suit. Gifts, novelties, optician, etc
Reas. Ma. S-sO25.
100 Sc. PIT, AIR CONDITIONED
LARGE. MODERN. Sc. SHOP
PING CENTER; LON0-TWRM
LEASE. 10. 2-0162
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ARR. sii.ebo. j blk. from Ksnns
Va, store; 2 bedrms., sep. din. rm..
full bsmt.. row brk.; fmmed. oe-
cupancy; sm. down payment 70
responsible party. Owner will
hold bal. and 1 trust, ct $50 per
mo. TINKLE PROPERTIES. REAL
TORS, IA. 5-1207.
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FALLs CHURCH-Make ofier. g.
bedrm brick Cape Cod; ~ baths.
2 iirepls,, bsmt.. with breezeyay
connected hrk. guest Or n-mw
house. 2 eedrmnsss natn. ntj y -
OWNER. KE. 6-64Oe.
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FuLLY EpAN. ana alr-eosd ei.ssi
s ssssii sl g .S'l' asa KI AZ
loth AND rkANA. Avn. NV
nrlnhI onif1 rma from ef1 80
per me-. utlla Incl plInined hldI.
Call ma o-totb.
AyAILAnLk suite 81 o1scss. n
Ter tIho Includes ulIIiII1l. mas
BE- seen ~ am tina On 1l1c00
AIn-coNn. OFlIcE IN oeor1stoun
location. Ideal tor faclory rep..
~. a-ea5a, ESQ 70 ~ a 80
VICINITY 18Th and n 50. A.
Furnished ollre N mod. nlf-cond.
s'sasIIshilss' 'i Nh. -ss ssIs'' pais'ns
ieo1 = Il Avn. N.k.-Furn, ist
tori $50 month, UN. E-s0iS.
$50 NO. for SEQ n Of the nnes,
S oer t n, w II wsre- n e. ne 30
II, wlndoW frontaes. Annlv nm
eos, COS 18th Il. nv. M. 4-saS5.
is o,.,. conn s.,s , .yE.--Scheles corner
K - New bnii s'ns e Rppio AZ s soo
"a. nj. 3 outside ofices, iihrnry-
conferences room. Private shower
laVatofy, lnrne rccaptlon-steno
AREA. Air condilioned. win divide
or lease Individual oflce1 With re.
cspllnn area prlsilegea. 81. 3-ae5a.
aaa fLR. 0FIIcE srACk-vlthln
~ blocks Of MaynoWer, Harry
possession. $500 "a. ~. fully air
eonQ., sen. and exec, oiIlces
Mems and ladies' toilets, Ideal for
factory representatives.. nolicltor's
heedquartefl. clerical o1Acfs,
Lfls !ass.... sssIfi1.lal .sIvle.. sss
FREDERICK w, bkRfNB
l7sa 1 q. NV SMEhs NC Ma. 5000
f.RooM SUITE
BARR BUILDING
tio nth ST. NV.
Air -Condltloned--Fluorescent Lights
AUGUST 1 OCCUPANCY
HERBERT HARVEY
INCORPORATED
ela l7th eT, NV. RI. 1850
New First Class Air ond.
Office Space. Parking Incl.
I. ALL N street nv: entir, s,e-
.p p door. $500 sssaT. fssS avail
3 aaeQ Macarthur boulevard q,
FQxhall road: f,1o7 square feet Al
$1,000 x;se per ssassrs foot: availabis
,. $40 Kansas ave: 100 square
teet ~ $40 including utilities
iqr one year starting August 10.
A. e220 Kansas avenue: IN to H.
200 square feet. Sl.55 per square
loot on long-term lease, ~ per
square foot on short-term lease
gtihtiss extra available December
8 1915 Wisconsin avenue nv;
1000 SQUARE feet. four 10 ave
John F. Donohoe & Sons
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ARL.-3-bedFm. bunEaloW. SEP. din.
Tm., front and rear scr, pch.. cor.
lot. Gar; shade trees. within walk.
dist. Of schools and churches. An
older home. In GOOD sond. eau ns
It's. REAIToRa. IA. b-l2O7.
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Custom Quality
Custom Built

OuSIOlIl DullL
Pride in ownership in q
home that is complete in
every detail Is what We are
proudly offering in this new
4-bedrOom. 3-hath deco
rator designed" rambler. The
tiled entrance welcomes you
into the full center hall. Ma
hogany paneled fireplace wall
In rear living room. Unusual
appointments between living
and dining room with glass
wall sliding doors from din
Ing room to screened porch.
Paneled den with fireplace
also on first floor, may dou-
bic as 5th bedroom. Beauti-
ful golden oak cabinets In
all-electric kitchen with sep
arate breakfast area. Ire
mendOua eedar-paneled rec
reation room with fireplace
bar and extra electric kiteh-
en-. Out-of-ground 4th bed
room. full bath and Gear
built-in garage also in base
ment. Ideal for the enter
tanning family who enjoy
their home. There are many
more features that only can
be appreciated BY calling US
for an appointment 10 show
you this home. Total price.
s3s.950, excellent 25-year
loan available.
IA. 4-1300
M IT RR0YHTT,T
a SON CORP. REALTORS
461O Lee Highway
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ARf..--b-rm. bungaiow: Nv. I'm
With nrepl.. Ice. din. rm;. lge; ~
With breakfast space, 2 bedrms,
and bath. ? porches, hot-gater OIL
heatinE. new house eond. lac. LOT
with beautiful Old srowth trees
olk from trssnsp. a.. a. P X nan.
VII. p &. " Price. sig $50. 70 in.
spect can ia. 10000, or ewes.
IKE. e-404a.
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Cg0RGETOWN CHARM: in close.

GEORGETOWN CHARM; In close.
In Arlington - Delightful Town
House In q most attractive ''English
VILLAGE; convenient 10 shopping
and TRANSPORTATION; ideal for dis
eliminating bachelor or retired
couple: 2 bedrms.. club rm,. garden
and loads Of extras; igst ElI;sog:
LUcHs. Realtors, 2056 Wilson
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ARL.-s60O On. FHA-oI. Lac. liv.
rm., 3 bedrms., bsmt; nice wooded
lot; near elem. and Wakefield H. 3
FOX REALTY, ia. $4,000.
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Flnt hchoqI uIIUIII IIIIE'an1'
enntAininn D rooms, n. baths.
laundry fm., rec, rms plus rear
screened porch anq huilt.in e.
HAM \ OGDEN, NC tn e-i3OO,
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,hARM-PACKED, eustom-built "H''
SNAPPED brick raneher on a beauti-
iuily handicapped y acre Of sweep
Ing lawns with plenty OF shade
trees and shrubbery. Foyer en-
trance 10 comfortably spacious liv-
ing I'm. with fireplace, large Sc
eluded dining area, 3 bright bed
rms, full daylight basement with
plenty Of recreation space. An at
taehed garaee completes the pic
ture and lots of useful extras
included 81 quick action" price
Of S2l $50. NOT MULTIPLE
I us I'D, BUT EXCLUSIVELY
WITH PEARSON PROPERTIES,
INC, 6437 Arlington blvd. Al
Millston, EXCLUSIVE AGENTS,
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ALEXANDRIA Partially furn
ttOn dn II1H mol fern. hfIfI
iovnhouhs ~. civ HAL oWNnh
~, 1-fN16.
kIfxANDRiA RAMnI.Kn-h sauil'
InI bla brick rambler on = lafNl
rnruer lot lust on The scenic NJ
Venom parkway 4 hfdrma. pIal
den. ets bahia, inbulQua aulo.
matie Kitchen, center hall. aep
dininf fm.. hure patio and car
nort Immense full hamt., aakinl
NO aAn. assume t2e,uaH OF inaf
Al 40. Hlahlx convenient .fol
pentason and hflvolri school nui
Al door. Truly one oi ne MARKET
grsAl yelues. tnANk :. phil
LIPS NC t. .'lda' "a 7-sVl2
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NmTTARy ORDERs; sacTific

home; split-level in Fairfax For
est: conditioned NV. rm. and
den, rec. rm., laundry, kit. fam
fly rm.: 3 bedrms,, In baths,
patio and landscaping. Call CIR.
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PINE RIDdE. s25. ooo-aH q,

PINE RIDGE, SOS. O0O-za acres
OF picturesque handicapped lawns,
garden and fruit trees SURROUND
this charming 4.bedrm' Z-oatn
on deck porch; unusual kit. with
tremendous cabinet space opening
on screened porch; 2 bedrms.,
tiled bath: End A.. 2 lge. bedrms.,
tiled bath: full bsmt., rec. rn., ga
rage; immed. poss.; SO. 900 FHA
list trust. LUCILLE COOK, Real
tor, JE. 2-3272, JE. 2-4664.
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HAD YOU IN MIND when this
70 leave your name and number
Ions, low California Rambierette,
nice bedrms.. family Nv, rm.,
sep. din, rm.. equipped kit. ~
acre lot, highest location, just over
Arlington County line. ONLY Si3,-
9O0. FHA or OF Yard Is fenced
Taxes cheap, Heatine low. w.
S,2vs2,. MM. A. CHAPMAN
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ARR. s.; By owNER-charminE 2
bedrm.. ssmidst.: lge. fenced ID. :
mr.. schools. bus, stores; $4,000.
ia. s-o306, week ends or after B.
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FARM BEAUTIFUL

S-rm. modern houss. tiled bat
one tenant house, large barn; J
bldes. Ike new, with runni'
water: GOOD fences. good vic
fertile land; on both sides Of hp
road 70 large ponds stocked. "
on Route 80 west. Price reduc
q $4,000 for quick sale. one
Probably have one not advert
that suits out OF 100 nstings,
EUGENE p. NIXON
RE. 7-sIla Ewes. Ia. s-s
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FRANKLIN PARK-By OWNER, s.
bedrm, brick, garags and shop
over acre Of lawn and nower;,
ing shrubs: $lb,96O. Aooitonal
"A acre available. IKE. S-562S.
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ARLINGTON, n. Prcstire areas
bedrms., baths, brick and stone
rambler. attached garage, Screened
porch, recreation fm,t wooded lot.
immediate uoHGnaIion. LUHlA
RROa., IA. 1-fAnn.
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lis-bath brick home with larns
dining room, kitchen with double
oven ranfea Frott-free rcfrlger-
ator, screened porchea, pine
paneled recreation room, laundry
room with washer end drier In.
cluded. Wooded lot with fenced
rear yard, Priced a. Sle.500. VIII
accept FhA or df contracts, Only
he eloss M " ssa chur sIoes snd = VAN ~
70 shopping. This lovely home Is In
immaculate condition. call IA,
8-6e0o. SHANNON a LuCH8.
naallnra. 2nkh Wllann blvd.