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Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
SOMETHING MISSING

MOUNT SIDNEY, Va. (P)-vo-
ters found something missing here
in the 1868 election The some-
thing was Colonel G.. S. Roller, Jr.,
who has missed just twice as an
election judge since he was ap-
pointed in 1900. He missed in 1918
when in France with the seth Di-
vision. This year he was in the
hospital.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28

Day sitter day, month
after month, you'll be
delighted With its lovely
crisp look aud feel. It's
cottOa for comfort and
ohlso pretty Sizes 52-40,
A to C cups. $3.50.
Playtex Pdrty-Pretty,
with nyIon insets, $2.95.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
REDEEM
McCoIIey's Methodist Church
Rev. FIw0Od B. Eckhardt. Pastor

Sunday School on Sunday, No
vember 80, at 10:30 a. IN.
The regular monthly meeting OF
the WSCS will meet at the Com
munity Building on Saturday, No
vember 29 at p. m. Plenty OF
home made ice cream and cake for
sale. The hostesses will be Mrs
Florence Webb and Mrs. Virginia
Ware.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
Service Slants

QU0NSET POINT. r. I. (FHTNC)
John c. Dormans airman, UUSN,
son of Mr.. and MRS. John Clinton
Dorman, of Milford, Del. is serving
aboard the support aircraft carrier,
USS Leyte, at Quonset Point, R. /.
The Leyte's crew was informed
October 15. that they had won TIE
Atlantic Fleet Battle Efficiency
ssES award, for fiscal year 1858, for
performing outstanding battle read
iness in gunnery. operations, engi-
neering and anti-submarine war
fare.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28

The number of airline workers
in the United States has almost
doubled since the end of World
War III.
Milford chronicle., 1958-11-28
SURPRISED

NORFOLK. Va. (P)-Mrs. Evelyn
PEBBLES got kick out of an ex-
hibit of Confederate money here.
One of the $40 bills bore the sig
nature of her mother who was a
clerk in the Confederate treasury
at Richmond.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

salary increases. This would
be in addition TO the regular
automatic within-step salary
increases received for satisfac-
tory work.
Only one merit within-ster
raise could be given within the
time span Of q regular within
step raise--every So weeks for
employees in Grades 10 and be-
low, and every Is weeks fol
those in Grades IL and above
Thus, II an employee receives
a merit increase during each
period when he received the
regular automatic within-grad
pay raise. he would reach the
top Of his grade In exactly hall
the time 1t would ordinarily
take him to do so.
Z. The restriction on thu
number Of Public Law 303 Job
paying $4,000 q year, woult
be removed so more top careel
executives could get this kline
of jobs.
8. A controversial feature Of
the White House pay propose
would deny general pay raises
to those Federal workers WHIT
have been placed In the top
step Of their grade under TIL
law authorizing the Civil Serv'
ice Commission TO approve sucl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
TODAY'S WEATHER REPORT

District and vicinity-Mostly
cloudy tonight. low 80. Cloudy
tomorrow with occasional rain.
high A.
virginia-Cloudy and mild
tonight. low in the 30s. Oc-
casional rain Thursday. high in
the 40s.
Maryland-Cloudy and mild
tonight. occasional rain in the
west. low, 33-42. Mostly cloudy,
cooler with rain Thursday,
high, 37-45.
Lower Potomac and Chesa-
peake Bay-Northerly winds OF
1918 miles per hour tonight
and Thursday. Cloudy with
good visibility. Occasional rain
Five-Day Forecast
For District and Vicinity
January 1920
Temperatures will average
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increases in hard-to-fill Gov
eminent jobs. This would ex-
ciude, for example. the $4,000
Government engineers and SCI
entists who recently were given
p-of-the-grade pay raises.
These employees and others
like them who received these
special top-of- the-grade pay
raises from the csc would re-
ceive only token increases. since
their present salaries would be
fixed to the nearest rate In the
new schedule. II would not af-
feet employees who reached the
top-step Of their grade in nor
NAL fashion.
Another White House pro-
posal would allow Federal
agencies to hire college grad.
yates at Grade Z for man.
agerial. professional and sci.
entific jobs. instead Of ths
present Grade 5 entrance level
And present employees with col.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

would receive increases Of II
TO IA per cent.
3. establishment OF q new
SIC. 500-a-year classified pay
ceiling instead Of the present
$4,000. Grade Is employees
would be increased In salary
from $4,000 to $4,000 a year.
In addition. these employees SUBJ
sequently would receive $500
Ia-year within-grade increases
each IS months. until they
reached the proposed maximum
pey ceiling Of $19.500.
4. The present restrictions on
the number Of supergrade jobs
in Grades Is to Is would be
removed. SO that more en-
ployes would get q chance at
these positions. At present.
these jobs are limited to only
l.226 employees.
. 5. The classified pay raise
would apply TO all Government
classified employees. including
those In such agencies as
Atomic Energy. Central Intelli-
gence. the FBI. the IVA. the
Foreign Service. Veterans Ad-
ministration's Department of
Medicine and Surgery and the
District government.
- -
NJ Z RIT PROMOTIONS
URGED-6. Employees whose
work Is considered by their
agency as above that ordi-
narily required In the type Of
position concerned" could b
given meritorious within-gradt
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from normal to 3 degrees below
normal which is 3 nigh Of a
and a low Of 20. Colder Thurs
day and Friday and warmer
over the week end. Little or no
rain after Thursday. Precipita-
ton viii total one to three
tenths Of an inch.
Road Conditions
West: District OF Columbia TO Penn
sylvania Tnrnpike--Cleaf. Pennayl-
vania Turnpike--Mostly wet with snov
and ice between Laurel and Donegal
ohio .Turnpike---wsi with snow IN pass
Wet with few Icy spots d the
mountains. U. s. so west TO Ohio
Wet with few icy spots In the noun
tains.
South: U. s. / to Riehmond--clear
shirley Highway IVA. 350l--Ciear
Richmond south--Clear, District OF
Columbia TO Observation-Disclosures.
North and East: District Of colum.
bia TO Delaware Memorial Bridge
New Ensiand--snow and Ice. hazardous
driving. District Of Columbia to Har-
FisburR, Fa.--Clear.
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Harry P. coin
Sued for Divorce
TACOMA. WASH. Jan. is tF

TACOMA. Wash. Jan. Is up.
Former Senator Harry P. Cain
was sued for divorce yesterday
by his wife Marjorie on the
ground Of mental cruelty. They
were married here % years ago
The complaint said Mrs. Cain
had lost all love for her hus-
band because Of his "acts and
attitude" and they had become
irreconcilably incompatible.
Mrs. Gains attorney. A. L
Lee. said q property settlement
and the amount for support o.
their two children, Harry p. jr.
20. and Marlyce Lenore. IA. hat
been agreed upon. No detail:
were given.
Mr.. Cain, former Tacomi
Mayor. United States Senator
and member OF the Subversiv,
| Activities Control Board. live
at Miami. His wife lives here
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
Irish Raiders Strike

BELFAST. Northern Ireland.
Jan. Is lR.-Raiders Of the
outlawed Irish Republican
Army shot up a police station
and blasted two electrical
power transformer plants on
three separate incursions into
Northern Ireland last night.
They struck at Swatragh In
County Londonderry: Strabane,
County Tyrone. and Rasharkin
County Antrim.
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the administrations pay raise
proposals. 81
Higher pay raises also were
asked by william c. Doherty.
president OF the National Assoc
citation OF Letter Carriers: Cline
House. president OF the Ma
: tionRl Federation Of POST Of
fice Clerks. and Paul Maggie.
president Of the National Postal
Transportation Association.
The union officials declared
The s per cent raise proposed for
the bulk Of the Governments
classified ana postal workers
falls considerably short Of the
salaries needed by these en-
ployes TO maintain minimum
living standards.
Military Pay Bill
The White House also sent
Congress q military pay bill
which would give most service
personnel q raise Of at least 6
per cent.
The bill was introduced in
the House yesterday by Chair
man Vinson Of the House
Armed Services Committee. All
military personnel with more
than two years service would
get q minimum increase of 6
per cent In base pay,
The plan also would give the
services greater fiexibility in
granting periodic raises. placing
less emphasis on length Of serv-
ice and giving more considera-
ton to merit. The first year
cost was estimated at $5l8 MIL
lion.
q Here are the highlights OF
The White House pay raise pro-
posals for Government CLASH
ned and postal employees. as
submitted to Congress yester-
day.
/. All classified workers In
Grades ! through 10 and al
postal field workers would re-
ceive q nat 8 per cent raise.
2. Classified employees In
Grades IL through IL receive
d ia per cent increase. En-
pioyes in Grades Is through II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

of last Fridays 4o.ocO-ton fan.
state Park Police did not
estimate the size Of yesterdays
fall, but said "a sizeable piece"
fell into the gorge about q
quarter-mile north Of Whirl-
pool Bridge on the American
side.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

lege degrees in these jobs who
now are In Grade 5 would be
raised to Grade 7 and the new
proposed higher salary rates.
Also, present college grad
yates In these jobs who now
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

are in Grade 7 would be eli.
gible for advancement to Grade
9. although this would not bt
automatic and would be up To
their agencies and the Civil
Service Commission.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
LEAVE CARDS
ARE AVAILABLE

A free supply of The
Stars handy. durable 1858
Government employee an
nual leave cards are now
available to Federal work.
ers at the business counter
In The Star lobby, Eleventh
street and Pennsylvania
avenue NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
ROCKS Fall at Niagara
Third Time in 5 Duys

NIAGARA FALLS. N. r. Jan.
rs CPJ.-For the third time in
five days chunks Of rock fell
yesterday from the top of the
Niagara River gorge at the site
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15
THE FEDERAL SPOTLIGHT
Higher Raises Urged
In Lower Grades
BY JOSEPH YOUNG

Federal empoye leaders the White pay pro-
poSaS sep in the right direction but inadequate for lover
salared employees in view of present-day living costs.
James A. Campbell president Of the American Federation Of
Employees and owen president Of the Nao al
Federation Of Federal EMPLOYEES called beaze
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

pay-raise plan. The "a" 3D." &C." etc., desig-
nations at the top of the pay columns show the
various within-step salary rates for each par
ticular grade
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

PROPOSED MILITARY PAY RAISEThe above chart shows the basic
military enlisted
ing Ell pae recruit arman) E8 E9 grades
and for the lowesrankng officers OIL Second lieutenant ensgn)
the 90 lieutenant general ada O10 general
miral) grades
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

WHITE HOUSE PROPOSED FEDERAL PAY
SCHEDULE-Here is pay table showing Gov
eminent classified employees what they would
receive under the administrators proposed
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

WEATHER FORECAST-Rain is expected tonight in
the Atlantic Coast States from Virginia southwark.
in the Eastern Gulf States and on the Northwest
Pacific Coast. It will be colder from New England
southwark through Texas; warmer In the Northern
and Central Plains the Upper Mississippi Valley and
the Central Rockies-AP wirephoto Map.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-01-15

Tide Tables
FURNISHED By the United states Coasl
and Qeodetlc aurRayl
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HOUSES FOR SALE VA.
EXPENSIVE
LIVING

Dear old golden rule DAYS.
Take pencil and paper, add,
divide, multiply, and sub
traet-then you will know
the value is here when you
see this close-in Arlington
home with Ice. liy. rm. and
fireplace, nice-sized din. rm..
farm size kit. 3 bedrms.
and bath; nice tree-studded
level lot; 2 blks. from
transp close to shopping
and schools: liberal financ-
ing avail. conventional,
FLA or GI; priced at SIS
$50. For apt. to see, call
IA. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19
GROWING AMERICA and CROWN

GROWING AMERICA and GROWING
Va, Get on the band wagon fol-
only 81 800 dn., S1l3 mo, incls
Gil. for this beautiful rambler: 3
lge. bedrms.. left. liv. rm., lS-ft
kit. combination, range, retgr.,
washer, drier, air conditioneTs
built-in radio, all included. Full
hsmt Only S15,950 Immediatt
occupancy; JE, 3.2093; VIM. A.
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S143 SO FT.

14th and @ streets location; at
tTactive large store available for
any business or once. J. ]. KAHN.
NO. G-9111: home. OIL 6-6649
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
ATT. SPORTSMENp

Mr. sperryville, Va, 40 acres. g.
rm, cottaGe $3.50
M. PstsrsbuTr' ". Va, 2i7 acres,
6-rm. house $500
Mr.. Davis, W. Va, is acres. 5-rm.
mod, hse.; mi. 70 ski run.
JAMES E. BARNEY, Agent
Vienna. Va. DU. 5-s260
az
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TWo-MINUTE MYSTERY
ANSWER
From Poae B-l9)

chorlie MolIey's slip wos 10
siotins thot Jane had been hurt
when the mon sripped her VOC
cinated arm. A fashion model.
who often must wear sleeveless
ereotions, would never disiigure
her erm with q vaccination mork.
She would be yoceinOted on the
hip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19

ALEXANDRIA
CHOICE SPACE
CORNER LOCATION
In Hunting Towers
Shopping Center

$50 50. It. air conditioned; display
windows on , sides, ample parkinl
space, excellent bus service; suit
Tor SIT shop, sporting goods store
photographer's studio or haber-
dashery. Available now. Call XII
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19
WATIRFRoMI PRoP. SALE

SHADY SIDE. MD.-cottage--S6,-
500: sacriilce to white or eolored.
Call 20 s-S005 after ) p.m. week
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BARGAIN

Fine cattle farm. l47 acres. 90 In
woods; black-top road. IN miles
10 Warrenton, Va store = mile
from farm old homesite. many
shade trees. ineluding q huge box
wood; deep red soil Price. ST.
600 Easy terms Cal JULIAN
P KELLY. owner, Narrenton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19
INVESTMENT PROP. Tor SALE

ANNANDALE AREAS level acres
with 1l-rm. house and outbldgs
Land is surrounded by sub
divisions and large estates. Water
and sewer available. Substantial
cash required. Listing 13l-F. AL
BAKER & SON. INC, Annandale
once, CT. 6-4610.
ROCKVILLE, MD houses. 3 bed
rms, large kit. Good income. Must
sell. cash. WI. 6-0S20 after s pm.
COMMERCIAL DEVELOPMENT in
LeeSburg Va; 10 acres, incl
stores, water and sewer lines
completed; streets in and partly
paved SECURITY REALTY co
CIR 3-540O
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19
NEW BRICK RAMBIER-Choici

and conv. n. Ar. loo, 8 bedrms :,
. full baths q OF master bed
rmO. 81 by IA liv. rm. with
firepl., sep. din. rm., dream kit
with table space, full bsmt. with
rec. rm., roughed-in 3rd bath,
huilt-in garage Priced at S24.-
a5O. For further details, call
Wilson blvd, ia. 5-9393. once
ON S ACRES-Brand new 4 bedrm
2la-bath brick rambler with full
hsmt; $4,000. MANNAs REALTY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19

S23,500 - $500 cash.
Big 4last loan. eft. brick
and stone ,raneher with
charm to spare, 150X170-ft.
lot, 3 bedrooms, 9 fireplaces,
81 = IT, clubroom, maids
room, Gear garage.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19


POTOMAC RIVERS acres on
good creek. Large thFee-bedroom
house, tenant house. Perfect for
boat Price $4,000. JOHNSON
& GLAzEBROOK. Realtors. 402
William St, FrederieksburR. Viz
ginia
500 On, SIS mo. buys for So
300, "A = acres IN corn and saw
timber hard I'd 40 nj So. D c
l. 1. SELF AGENT. TE. 6-4i3l
500 On. $50 mo. buys for So
400, ~ acres OF woodland. ~
mi So. D c. L. L. SELF. Agent,
TIE 6-4l3l
f02-ACRE sentleman's farm. 90
minutes from Wsshinston. 200
acres open Income Restored
home Spotsylvania County
JOHNSON a. GLAZEBROOK. Real
tors. 402 William ST. Frederick
burg. Va,
sTROUTs FALL FARM CATALOO
JUST OUT FREE 36 STATES
sTROUI REALTY. i13s-A Wood
ward BldR. Washington. steTlins
R-g-9d
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BUSINESS PROP, FoR SALE

COMM. PROP.-Columbia pix.
area: 5 rms: part bsmt., h-w.h
fessional person. ia. 2-6351
HOME AND BUSINESS = Located
near the Heeht Co. in Silver
Spring, M. good public parking
on Fenton st: commercial prop
erty showing store or showroom
front; has plenty Of storage space
living quarters has g rms. and
baths above Immediate posses
sion Terms. Call JU 5-4222
I'll . pm, LAWRENCE v. LUTES
co
1903 r. !. AVE. N.E.-Ist comm
2-stoTy, IN. attic, full bsmt ; furn
cflees. apt 3 rms, bath: $3.50
On, UN. 4-7045
INVESTORS SACRIFICE
90 900 Il zoned C-M, Falls Church
prox' si5O MOI space Tor ware
house. parking no agents. ~ ST
per II JE. 2-0s79. JE. 4-3322
INVESTOR
Rare opportunity to purchase mod
ern 26-unit apt building. . Yrs.
old. modest rents: tenants paw
thei, own utilities. fine neiqhbor-
hood close 70 bus. school and
shopping Will show excellent
return or investment. Priced
$4,000 For details. call Mr.
McGinniss. ewes, III 9-23ss.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.
1929 L St NV. Ma. $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19

WILL LEASE. REDUCED RENT
1901 Fla. ave. NV. 100 P ST.,
1906 18th st, NV. Phone Ma
S-7S4s. ED. M. O'sULLIVAN,
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e.YEAR YOUNG hrk ramhla

.-YLAR YOUNG brk. rambler,
choice N. Arl. residential area: 3
hedrm.. / u baths, sep. din. rm,
oolored kit With table space, full
bamt with terrific rec. rm., i'm
msCulatc cond. Asking 500, $50.
For further details call DARBY
co. REALTORS. o3l9 Wilson
blvd, ia. 5-9393. once open 8
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19

STORE and End floor near Shore.
ham Hotel Suitable for oficI
space many types Of businesses
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19

IIth AND ? SIS. N.W.-Cleanlnl
and pressing. fully equipped; Isl
s ana SnG rs c.s a. 10y rent ED.
7S4S. I40i Eve 81 NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19

EYE ST. NV, ZOO biock-air
como; sonditione d nl;o5o -Ssgso it, hx-
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S16.500-Sl,O 900 cash will
buy this 3-b.r. rancher with
full bsmt., situated on "a
acre lot loaded with large
shade trees and beautiful
shrubs. Truly a picturesque
setting and iust / blk. to
schools, shopping and
churches. S15,5o0 - FHA
loan available.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19
ssT0REs EnR RENT
CUTMORE SHOPPTNG CFNTTR-

CULMORE SHOPPING CENTER, on
Cross Roads and seven Corners
Excel. location In busy area. JE
4-6d50 or EN-. 2-4626,
nth AND P SITS, N.w.-cieaninS
and pressing. fully equipped; Isl
MUND N. o'sULiiVAN. Ma. !.
7s4s. 140i Eye 81, NV.
WILL LEASE, REDUCED RENT
1901 Fla, ave. NV. 100 P St,
s-7s4s. Ed. M o'sULLTvAN,
STORE and End floor near shore.
ham Hotel Suitable for oficl
space: many types Of businesses
RA 6-0051.
EYE ST. NV, 100 block-aiI
conditioned, 1880 50, IT,, hx-
lures avail, Di. 7-7a00.
STREET FRONT STORE. 10th and
q, vac. SIS. KEYS at DIXIE
REALTY Ssvcoo" l4l7 L st. NV"
AyAILABLE-1sx70-ft. store, In
shopping center, surrounded by
1000 apis; golden opportunity
Don't miss 1t. Low rent. long
lease WHEELER CORP, 10,
2-9200.
5000 Pa AVE. s.E.-Ideal loo. for
delicat. bakery. hardware, sewing
ctr. betw Howard johnson and
Safeway OIL. 4-2225.
LOO SO, Fl. AIR CONDITIONED
LARGE. MODERN, Sc. SHOP
PING CENTER; LONG TERM
LEASE. 10. 2-0152.
3034 18th ST. NV. (nr. Irvingl;
4 $50 Wis AVE NV; next to s
s KresRe.
1921 II ST NE; newly remodeled
Consult Mr. Young, SHANNON 4
LUCHS Co, Realtors, T24 l4th
St NV MA S-2345
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S21,S00 with a large
4ses loan Big brick ram
bier near the Country Club
in Arl. 2lxl5-ft. living
room, super kitchen, 15-ft.
dining room, 3 twin bed
rooms, garage, bright base
n1ent. all in beautiful con-
dition.
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Il0 ACRES OF TIMBER LAND, mr.
Culpeper, Va. Call IA. S-9025

BUILDER NEEDS developed lots
ready to go for $4,000 and under
houses. 100 lots minimum. Give
all details, price subordination
etc in letter to p. o. Box L.,
Mclean. Va
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OFFICES. STUDIOS WANTED
FARMS

OFFICE SPACE and additional 2OS
30 iapprox }. for assembly work
Pref NV area Box Tot. Star
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S16,950-Big CT loan can
be assumed. This pretty
brick rancher is iust 90
min. to Pentagon and is in
spotless condition. 3 bed
rooms, separate dining room,
fireplace, bath and powder
room, dishwasher and dis
posal. 1S0-ft. lot. q terrific
buy!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-19
TRUCKS FOR SALE
MONEY TO LOAN

AUTO LOANS. cars or trucks in
IS minutes whether It's paid for
or not HERsON'S. eth and o
nv DE 2-47G0 -
MORTGAGE LOANS $4,000
$3.50 600 Group YOUR dents, lower
YOUR payts rehnanee your prop.
and improvement quick honest,
courteous service on real estate
MARYLAND Cali Mr. ROBERTS.
BALTIC Nd day or niEht. suns.
and holidays A. Saratoga 7-4047.
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-. o-bogo.
BUCKNELL HEIGHTs-3 bedrms
CHERRYDALE ARRA-b bedrms,

Ise. COT. lou, very goOd Gong;
low dn. pymt. or trade: S15, 800.
No agents. JE. 2-0s79, JR. 4-3322.
FALLS CHURCH, Pimmit Hills: 8
bedTms., "a acre. fenced yard, trees
and flowers, patio: FILA or assume
az rnortgage. $4,000, TW. j.
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sLEEPY HOLLOW AREA-Antiqul

baths, rec. rm.. 2 hreplaces, scr.
porch. 1mmed. occup. JE. 4-7345,
ST. AIMS PARISH-Brick Cape
Cod, 4 large bedrms., . full baths,
fully. equipped kit. full; bsmt..
semiflnished rec. rm, walk to
school, S22,95O. HOLLEY REAL
TY, $500 Lee hwy KE 9-53hO
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LIVE IT UP! In the fabulous 80
It. liv. rm. Of this custom tapes
try brick rambler. Naval oficer' S
sudden transfer necessitates sac
riflce sale at only S27,250. (No
offers, please This is rockbottom
price, Sep. state-sized din. rm,,
fabulous 16-ft. kit. Private 3-bed-
rrn. sleeping wing has 2lXlS-ft
master bedrm., . COloFfll tiled
baths and abundance OF roomy
closets. Full bsmt. has 5s-ft,
play-room for family with teen
age pains" Rear-breezeway leads
% diversified @;;ear garage. Nicely
cPoWFsiILu & CO. nc, Realtors,
Eaairiax once, 3o4 Lee Highway
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INDUSTRIAL PROP, for SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for REM

i-I0-ACRE SITE AVAIL. on long
term lease fronting on U s No
]. Prince Geo. Co. VIII build Ia
lease at down-to-earth prices. MR.
BRAYMES. UN. 4-17O0.
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OFFICER SAYS Sci

full Vienna Woods, owner over
seas-3-bedrm. brick frame ram
bier, exceptionally large living
room, WESTINGHOUSE kitchen, full
basement, recreation room; lovely
wide corner lot in excellent neigh
borhoOd. good financing; S15,750.
Tel JE. 1880, JOSEPH W.
SEAY COMPANY, 1l3 West
Broad street, Falls Church, Va.
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FALLs cHURcH-Pipe spT. con-:

FALLs LHUHJHs Dc WIHe. tHOD
early; excellent value for Sl6,-
$50. Can assume large GI loan
Brick rambler; 3 hedrms., bSmt ;
shopping and bus. LYNN REALTY
KE q RRQR