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be replaced IN Silver Spring
In nearby Virginia new build
ings are proposed for the Fair
fax Carrier Station and the
Falls Church Parcel Post Annex
BenninE Project Out
The ONCE Of the regional
operations director Of the de-
partment for this area said the
previously announced Bennine
station has been eliminated
from the departments plans
It has Just signed q 10.yeaI
lease for the existing 1862 Min
nesota avenue NE.
An official said O new Con-
necticut avenue station 1:
planned. The present postal
station is at 1920 Connecticut
avenue NV. The ofi1cial said
the department Is now looking
for sites to replace 1t and has
not yet advertised for new
quarters.
In Virginia. the ofiicial said
the lease for the Arlington
garage has been extended until
1860 so there is no new con-
struction In sight there.
The department is construct
ing an addition to its main post.
office in Falls Church. II Il
expected that will be finished
by August. The Falls Church
parcel post annex is O tenn
porary building.
Silver Spring Bids Asked
The department is building
q new postofice at Fairfax
Va. which viii absorb that car
rier station. The building 1:
now under construction and
will be finished by fall.
In Maryland, the regiona'
office said, the department ha,
advertised for leased facilities
for Woodmoor station In 81.
yer Spring. The department
has not yet advertised for new
facilities In Langley Park. But
1t is expected that bids will
be solicited In the next 90 days
Some Is post Offices costing
an estimated SOL million ere
to be constructed under lease
purchase.
Postmaster General Sum.
merfeld said he will consider
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replacement Of post ONCE
buildings and equipment in the
following areas II Congress
boosts postal revenue by vot-
ing q scent rate on out-of-
town letters:
Maryland: Baltimore and
Rockville.
Virginia: Alexandria. Char
lottesville, Martinsville. Rich
mond. Roanoke sld Suffolk.
But Chairman Johnston, the
South Carolina Democrat who
heads the Senate Post once
Committee, and who does not
favor the scent stamp, de-
clared:
Construction Of any post
Offices or Federal building has
no connection whatsoever with
whether or not Congress passes
q scent stamp or any other
postal rate increases"
Two Ask More Space
New postal facilities are
needed both IN Alexandra, Va.
and at Rockville. Nd, due to
crowded conditions, the local
|postmasters said. Alexandria
Postmaster Roger d. Clark
said:
I'VE need q new building
closer to the railroad, as this
saves on mail transportation.
This building is outmoded and
we are cramped for quarters"
The postmaster pointed out
that the Federal Building In
Alexandra is shared with Dis
trict Court, the district attor-
ney, probation ONCE, United
States marshals, the Federal
Bureau Of Investigation and the
Customs Service.
The building has been air
conditioned and 1t has q new
paint Job and new lighting.
But this does not solve the
space problem, the postmaster
said.
Postmaster Hugh Hassell at
Rockville said:
I'VE know we will have to
have additional space as we
continue to grow. I think the
new facilities would be an addi-
ton rather than \ replace
Iment."
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Advisers Urge
Delay in Hearing

Postponement Of q public
hearing on q newly proposed
District building code has been
recommended by the Building
Code Advisory Committee.
Licensing officials are going
along with the recommendation,
which probably will mean de-
lay In adoption Of q new code.
Alvin L. Aubinoe, advisory
group chairman, and r. Donald
Kinney, deputy director Of the
Licenses and Inspections De-
partment, yesterday disclosed
the action Of the Advisory Com
mittee which has been review
ing the code proposals re-
leased several weeks ago.
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GEN. JOHN A. RAwLNs

GEN. JOHN A. RAWLNS
stands on q pedestal facing
the park from its Eighteenth
street side. He has a long
beard, a campaign hat, q
long -skirted, double breasted
tunic and holds binoculars In
his right hand.
The American Dictionary
Of Biography gives his BIRTH
place as Galena, Ill, which
should ring q bell in anyone
with a smattering Of Ameri-
can history.
The family was Scotch
Irish and settled originally
near Culpeper, Va. When
John was IS his father left
him in charge Of the farm
and the family at Galena and
started for the California
gold rush. He returned three
years later no richer.
Then as now, charcoal
burning was near the bottom
of the List Of agricultural in
comes, but that was the prin-
cipal source Of revenue on
the Rawlins farm. Somehow
or other, John got himself
some schooling, read law and
became a member Of the bar.
When Sumter was fired on
In 1851, Rawlins started to
organize volunteers. There
was a clerk in a leather es-
tablishment at Galena who
had been graduated from
West Point and had been a
captain in the Army. His
name was Ulysses s. Grant
He was appointed a brigadier
general Of volunteers, and he
asked Lawyer Rawlins to be
his aide. Rawlins stayed with
Grant throughout the war.
Just before he left, his wife
died Of tuberculosis, and
he had to arrange for the
care of his three children.
At the end of the war, he
had the disease. Grant gave
him assignments in the West.
ern mountains for his health
but 1t did not help. When he
returned to Washington In
March, 1869, Grant made him
Secretary Of War. He died
five months later.
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it up was q .12-gauge shotgun
blast which tore through the
rear door Of q station wagon
and mangled the right leg Of
Donald Schlosser, II, Of 63l5
Grenada avenue, South Lawn,
Md.
Police rounded UP about 80
boys, charging one 17-year-old
with assault with intent to kill,
and iive others with disorderly
conduct.
Youth Troubles Climaxed
The battle climaxed recent
juvenile troubles In the Oxon
HILL District Heights-Parkland
area Of the county. police said
Pvt. William z. Matthews,
jr., said it stemmed directly
from last Saturday when q
gang from the District Heights
Falkland area crashed a party
in q private home at Oxon
Hill. leading to a fight between
two boys. Pvt. Matthews gave
this version Of last nights
sequel:
Friends Of the boy in whose
home the party was held or.
ganized q group to move into
the Falkland area seeking re.
venge.
There were five cars from
Oxon Hill, including q station
wagon. In District Heights
the group encountered q sta.
ton wagon Of District Height:
youths. and began chasing it
The District Heights vehicle
pulled into q driveway at q
alabama avenue. and the Oxor
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Hill station wagon stopped to
block it.
Boys began piling out Of both
wagons and began fighting with
sticks and throwing bottles.
An Oxon Hill boy said later he
heard one of the District
Heights boys say: There he Is;
shoot him."
With that, the Oxon Hin
youths began piling into the
station wagon. Just then there
was o blast from the shotgun.
and young Schlosser exclaimed:
eve been hit!"
He was driven to the District
Heights fire station in one Of
the Oxon Hill cars, and then 10
Prince Georges Hospital where
he underwent a three-hour OPP
Grafton.
N the rear Of the station
wagon were pieces Of shattered
bone. In the rear door was the
hole the size Of a 50-cent piece.
Attendants at the hospital
called the wounded youths
condition satisfactory" He
was resting under ISOLATION.
The District Heights station
wagon, leaving the Alabama
street scene, ran into a dead
end in the 300 block Of Elm
hurst street, District Heights.
The passengers were taken TO
the police station for question:
ing.
Police heard a woodpile in
the rear Of 0703 Elmhurst men,
toned. In the woodpile they
found q dismantled .12-gauge
shotgun stolen yesterday from
q home at Hillside, Md.
In the rear Of the District
Heights station wagon were
found q l4-inch machette. q
butcher knife. q long-handled
weed digger and q piece Of pipe.
Sailor Charged
One Of the youths charged
with disorderly conduct was
Vincent Edward INLAND, Fl.
of the 4400 block Of Wheeler
road. Oxon Hill, stationed at
the Anacostia Naval Station.
Police said he drove the car
in which young Schlosser was
removed to the FIRE station.
The combatants were linked
by police with q group known
as the Saints" in the Oxon
Hill area and the Bachelors"
who hold forth in the District
Heights-Parkland area.
Police were rounding UP fivs
or six other boys today for pos
sible additional charges.
Police said last nights con-
fiict points up the constant
and serious problem" juvenile
delinquency has become in the
Oxon Hill District Heights
Suitland areas.
TwO-a-Week Average
Gang lights requiring police
attention are occurring on an
average of twice q week. The
fact they have no juvenile
squad to collect and coordinate
records hampers them, police
said.
Oxon Hill and Suitland High
School authorities said 1t was
true the area has q juvenile
problem, but the offenses have
not been associated with school
life.
Stan c. Leslie Of "a Ken
lucky avenue. president Of the
Falkland Citizens Association.
said the organization has been
complaining to police two years
about lack Of protection.
He cited q list Of vandalism
acts which he blamed on .
gang hanging out in the area.
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Snow Sequel:
Excise Tuxes
Dipin March

An apparent combination Of
the recession and bad weather
undercut District tax receipts
last month, District ofhcials re-
ported today.
A drop Of nearly 80 per cent
IN motor vehicle excise collec.
tons led the list. Collections
also fell on on gasoline, cigar
cites. real estate. beer and the
city's general 2 per cent sales
tax.
Total March tax receipts
were $24,S65.ls9. . drop Of
$316.339. Nearly two-thirds Of
the drop occurred in the gen.
era1 fund. out Of which the city
finances its general expenses.
General Revenue Scars
Despite the March dips in
some major categories. general
fund revenue for fiscal 1858 Is
81, $50. 786 ahead Of the COM
parable date in fiscal 1857 and
about 2 per cent ahead Of esti-
mates.
The major increase Is in the
individual income tax, which
was greatly broadened last
year.
Ofncials noted these totals
for March as compared with
March last year:
Motor vehicles excuses, $751;
406, on $56.lO2: gasoline, 1884,
SIC. on SIS, sos: sales. 81. $50, 939,
on $149, 06l: cigarettes. 1852, TIT,
on $3.50; beer. $S0.5e3. on
IS, $40.
Real estate receipts for the
month represented the second
installment on the annual levy.
The total received during the
month was $e.772.2a5, q drop
Of SITS. 069 from March q year
ago. Some real estate pay
ments mailed before the March
81 deadline have not yet been
tailed.
Finance Ofncer Kenneth
Back said the late real estate
payments. like some Of the
other lags. may be due to the
current economic situation.
Easter Results Awaited
Mr.. Back blamed the heavy
snowstorm Of February 1918
for q major part in the lag
In sales tax receipts reported
In March. For the week ending
February 20, Washington de-
partment store sales were OF
IS per cent from the corre-
spending week q year earlier,
he noted.
Mr.. Back said officials are
looking to the current Easter
shopping to determine whether
the sales tax estimate for the
current fiscal year Of sos
million is to be attained.
Collections on the sales tax
so far In this fiscal year. which
started last July /. are tagging
slightly as compared with the
last fiscal year.
Partly offsetting the March
decline were increased collec-
tons on the gross earnings and
gross receipts taxes.
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The
Rambler
-. Presses Search
For Signs Of Spring
BY GEORGE KENNEDY

ny OEOAe0G AGGNGNGO8
Coming in on the bus
yesterday morning, the Ram
bier noticed a magnolia In
full bloom at the Pan Ameri-
can Building at Seventeenth
and Constitution.
For far too long (this year,,
he has been on the lookout
for signs Of spring. This
should be the day to walk
over to that favored WASH
ington area spring visits first
each year, Rawlins Park.
Should he have been asked
the location of Rawlins Park
on a quiz show only a few
weeks ago, he would have
flunked.
1t Is the space between
Eighteenth and Nineteenth
streets between the new and
the old Interior buildings,
where multicolored W alter
lilies float on rectangular
pools in summer and rows of
magnolias are early to bloom.
And If he had been asked
about Gen. RawlinS even
yesterday morning, he would
have had to plead ignorance.
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HE SET OUT with high
hopes. The Star thermome-
ter, which was in the morn
ing sun, was at so.
The double queue of visit
ing Americans waiting to
get into the White House
stretched along the fence
almost halfway around the
Executive Gardens.
On a poisoning elm with
In, a hooking bird had the
word. He had no doubt that
spring was here. He was i'm.
browsing endless variations
of bird calls.
But the magnolias in
RawlinS Park were not in
bloom.
They were about to bloom,
especially the ones in the
row north Of the rectangular
pools. Apparently they are
beyond the shadow of the
new Interior Building. The
ones along the south walk
were not as far advanced.
These are the saucer
magnolias that lose their
leaves in the fall and blossom
earliest in the spring. They
have white, slender branches,
and the outside of the petals
emerging from the buds is
a marvellous purple. The
blossoms are white.
They were on the verge
Of opening yesterday. They
should be in full bloom
tomorrow.
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New Post Offices
To Be Started in Area
Work Slotted by Foil on D. c. Project.
Two in Maryland and Two in Virginia

The Washington Metropolitan Area viii get i've
post ofces in the future under $4o245O00
which Postmaster General Summered yesterday
Under the program building projects either already
under way to be started by fall.
The only District project Is leasing Of Connecticut
postal station
The Woodoor and LANGLEY Park stations are scheduled to
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Youth Shot, 6HeId
In Gang Outbreak
Prince Georges Police Round Up
80 After Clash in PorkIond, Nd.

skrmish between two Prince Georges County teen-age
left boy shot and serious condition and half
dozen others under arrest today
The struggle featuring sticks clubs and bottles occurred
about $50 last night in the first block Of Alabama
Parkland Nd.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA, Old Port section
small restored frame founder with
. bedrms. and full din. rm.. !
flreplaces, D closets; garden In
front and back; Sl4,500. Kl
9-Sl1l JAMES H. L. JACOB
ALEXANDRIA. Braddock Heiahts--
3-bedrm.. 3-bath. brick split
level; includes many extras; ter
raced corner lot. huge trees; avail
able mid-August; S26,500. OWN
Err XII. S-lgH3.
ALEXANDRIA BELvOIR = Nc
money down to eligible veteran
on this 3-bedrIn. ktucco Cape Cod
with equip. kit and full bsmt
principle and interest only ST4, IL
per mo. CURTIS z, MARTIN
SALES; INC. s l29 South Royal st..
ALEXANDRIA, AREA = Assume
4lzfs loan on this Hybla VALLEY
rambler, featuring liv. I'm, with
firepl.. large equip. kit. 2 patios
garage and earport; large. level
handicapped lot; total months
payments psi,z s' ~ S ssi Eyes cal Ms rs
CURTIS fFi 81 I. MARTIN MART y SALES. nc sa,"
100 South Royal ST.. Alex XII
$4,000.
ALEXANDRIA, Va. "a miles SOUTH
--3-bedrm., 4S-ft. frame rambler
with fireplace. Wooded lot. LOOK
247 II Asking s13,5O0. Phone
Ed. e-534s.
ALEXANDRIA HUNTINGTON =
Newly dec; al hrk 2 bedrms
down payment. so b-5240.
ALEX, IL Bene Haven, No. %
Tally Ho lane--3 bedrms and
den. ia baths. liv. rm. and din
rm. with wall-to-wall carpet; large
kitchen. fully .GE equip, plus
washer and orier; extra-larEe
screened back porch with adj.
patio. attached GARAGE. BY OWN
Err so. 5-9443.
ALEX, nr Pentagon-Brick home,
3 bedrms. cleo kit fenced vi
OWNER. s1l $50. Fl. 1921
ALEx.-Lovely neighborhood: g.
bedrm. brick rambler. rec. I'm.
garage. schools, level lRe. back
ent 4Iss. trust al 500 mo. car
Mr.. Baker. XII. q-O2e5. ALLAN
BYRD REALTY
ALEX. AREA CAPE COZ: 4 Bed
rms. 2 full baths storm windows
fenced yard; hlks; @ srhool
si2.ab0 Cal OWNER. IL. 4-f76C
or 30. B-7o74.
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NORTH wooDLEY


FALANI-.-MUNE IN
. -bedrm.. fun basement redwood
rambler: spotless eoDd. 2 blocks
from schools, fast trans. and shop
ping. $500 down and low mo. pay-
nients. Listing 140-H AL BAKEH
a sN, NC. Realty FrokerE
Annandale once. CT. e-4610.
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DOCTORS DELI0HTl
1901 CONN AVE-. - Custom -hulll
williamsburg rlnlfT-halI Colonial.
! hedrooml. : baths. powder room,
iarae iinFaTl, large screened perch
eoIanhop. rec. ICON with nfrnIafe
Gear aaraf1 Upstairs servants
fsIIs lendssspsd Sfod6d' IN kssfI
poel fou knoV what that meanll
IN the sos, ounef NllI taka hafl
ARSE LEI trust open from 1885
SUNDAY. OIL. t-oIui o. m 3
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THE HOUSE FOR Usl

We love this house for its beauty
and INABILITY. our teenagers love
Il because they can be alone in
Us large rec. I'm. and our small
fry" thinks the family room where
can supervise from the kitchen
was made Just for them. Truly
i is house planned for happy
living: 6S-ft. long on q corner
lot. its front door opens into an
entrance hall from which we can
so up 2 steps to the living rom
with its beautiful bow window and
hrepl. or back to the family room
which has its own onset firepl.
Plenty OF room for easy relaxation
and from which we go down
stairs to the playroom. We have
3 bedrms., 2 baths with eolored
fixtures, nice dining room and
our modern Hotpoint kitchen with
eye-level oven, birch cabinets,
dishwasher and disposal is prac-
teal, efncient and lovely TO look
At. Priced at only $4,000. II
you would like to see for yourself
we will be clad to show you from
! TO z sat. and Sun. To reach:
Out Branch ave. sc, to 81. Barn
abas I'd. right ! blk. then left
3 blks. to R615 nanville DR..
TRADES CONSIDERED -
ARTHUR LOWE, Jr, RE. $4,000
OWNER-BUILDER
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HOUSES ron sALE--MD.

PARK--Ncv 3-bedfoom
rambler With fun basemcnt' eood.
sec. rm.: sil.sSo. uN. i.ssss.
peter !. hagan and son
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LARGE NEW
BRICK HOME

4 bedrms., : baths. iiv.
Tm., SEP. din, rms all-elcc,
kit IN. dayiieht rec. nm,
built-in aarage, circle drive,
Home In estate area, Ideal
for children, Al end Of dead
end street. B min. 10 NH, b
min. 70 AC, cow. 10
schools and shopping cen
ter. All this on q a.acre
wooded lot. Directions Out
north Of oeorgptown Prep.
school. left 70 open siGn,
b501 Edison lane; phone
builder. VII. 0-4bf0.
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BEAT THE MAT. live
IN comfort, be sure
and zee this central
air : conditioned. q
bedroom rambler with
ine. attached cars
port; IVA baths Hol.
iywOod atylel, plenty
OF closets and 6tof-
age space. bpacloA.
fenced yard. ROuTH
OnnINH REAL
ESTATE CORR Nj.
$4,000.
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FHA FINANCING ali set up with
s snSO Insurance an SsS mo- Exe nS nail,
clean and attrae. colonial-styl'
semidet. home mr. schools, public
and paroehial; 3 excel. bedrms
SEQ. din. rm., full bsmt. with out.
side exit and paneled rec. rm /.
$lns'so9q;i A, y KEssINoER a
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or Eos sP psSRRkkyy1EAwEr F RoHS

32OS PAHkNIEW ROAD
AT ROCK CREEK PARK, only 80
minutes from Atomic Energy COM
mission is Q well-eonstructed brick
rambler. located in a fine residen-
tial community convenient to ex-
cellent schools. Its setting above
the street affords privacy and
commands a beautiful view. Cen
ter hall, living room with picture
window, fireplace and bookshelves,
dining room, well-equipped
kitchen with its natural wood
cabinets; fireplace and large fam
lily room area leads to a spacious
screened porch. which offers work
and play togetherness for the
whole family. 3 bedrooms. 2 baths.
lots Of closets. Full basement has
partly finished recreation room
large enough for square dancing.
coy fireplace ell, powder room;
garage with additional space for
workshop Price. $4,000: terms
to suit your reasonable CONVENE
ence. To reach: Out Connecticut
avenue to East-West highway,
right to first trafic light left on
Jones Mil road to Lavelle drive,
left 10 Parkview road.
INEZ CUSHARD. REALTOR
EN-. 2-4232 EN- 2-9l4b
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MODEL "IOOK"--Just nearina
completion and Ideally situated in
an extremely handy section OF
North Arlington; lust 2 blocks 70
school. shopping center and bus
and sheltered BY tall shade trees.
Here's positively the most ior
the money" and loaded With
charm, tool Formal entrance PAL
leads 70 spacious ,L bA eY.n;Ies
separate very large dining rn.,
huge kitchen with colorfui Hot
point equipment including re.
friReTator. dishwasher, disposal
and built-in range. 3 tremendous
bedrooms G6-ft. master bedroom
has own private tiled bath. an
room: fuil basement With finished
recreation room With nreplaee.
Pretty IS picture S23N5O.
with excellent financing availa-
Bile Call for an appointment 70
inspect and choose your own in-
terror decorations. Quick oecu-
g9snsy ~ nesssS J ,.r,I E ssbS C S2
PEARSON PROPERTIES, INC.
G43T Arlington blvd. at Willston,
EXCLUSIVE AGENTS. JE. 4.5s15.
ALEXANDRIA, AND VICINITY
Several nice 3-bedrm- split-levels.
featuring de luxe equip kit, rec
rm.: ~ baths earport and other
nice features Some for no money
down 20 elieibIe veterans, others
FHA and conventional. For loca-
ton and information call CUR
IT'S Z. MARTIN SALES. INC. 10
South ROYAL ST.. Alex. KI a-6700.
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ASSUME CT IoAN-2 bedrms. and
full basement; good-sized, fenced
corner lot: close to St. Marys
School and church: 81. zoo down
So AS per mo. UN. 4-S5S3.
peter j. hagan and son
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RRADIFY Blvd. AREA-on Sc

cinded 2-aere wooded settlns
lIdeAi for swimming pool. Gus
tom-buiit brick rambler with
Buckingham slate ROOT; z Spa
elous bedrms., 2 baths, FLORIDA
rm.. liv. fm, and din. rm. WITH
pegeed oak hoors; huge up-to- me
zENDoRFER. Realtor, oil. 4-slii
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THIS YOU'LL LOVE = Brand new
brick rambler with really nice
sized rms; liy, rm. has attractive
bay window: din. rm. will seat q
crowd. kit. has beautiful natural
wood cabinets and eating space; 3
Ice. bedrmS., master has private
bath: End full tiled hali bath.
Complete bsmt.: 1l2xl30 lot with
trees. Only S19.T50. FLA; / block
bus, close TO stores and schools.
Falls Church location. JE. 3-2093.
VIM. A. CHAPMAN REALTY. INC.
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hEfnEsDA-lls ndsemf bTisf ysm-

~ s.s,Ioons sslsE c Is%
Sooms and ivo baths iarse. all
table space and adjacent utility
room: combination dlning and
iivlng room with nreplace. iarre
family room With fireplace plus
huge potential playroom In base
ment All this on -acre lawn
ana priced IN upcr sos Shown
bY appointment only. Call Mr.,
walsh. OF A-e3ff QfAee open
sisarR y co. INC rHoAAs .
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Ln rm SrIcs coionia IOcsts S0'f h
seSseasS eofeh L Isc RIM rm fenced nas1
yard. $i6,05O; lge. az loan
may be assumed. or FHA terms.
Sl,1O0 cash, bal sos per mo.
O. ID. FIELD, INC, u. b-71i3,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-09
2.sTORY OLDER-TYPE HON

2-sTORY 0LDER-TYPE HOME
Beautiful shade trees. garden plot
Gas heat: located in quiet village.
This is one OF those rare buys for
the person who desires country
living under $4,000. PENTA-
CON REALTY CO, Realtors, Fair
fax. Va. CIR. $4,000.
} -BRDROOM, 2-BATH brick ram
bier located on h-acre lot; walk
ing distance 20 schools and shop
ping--Large liv. rm. with hrepl.,
din rm.. beautiful kitchen. cleo
range and refgr.: 2-car garage,
A real value for S2l,pbQ. PENTA-
CON REALTY Co. Realtors Sc Fair