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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27
THIS AND THAT
By CHARLES E. TRACEWELL

Then she will chop your
forsythia clear down, and
maybe chop off your head,
to boot.
No, we are just joking.
The lady probably is a very
nice person. at heart; she
just loves her flowers. and
she doesn't want anybody
bothering them in any way.
Her Interpretation Of ANY
way" is, of course, far diff
ferent from your own inter-
probation, and that is where
the trouble comes in.
We recall the time we lived
in another section of the
city, in a little row house,
with the back walk running
right along the side fence.
1--WE did have fences.) .t
There was a strip of ground
about a foot wide between
the walk and the fence, and
somebody, visiting next door.
unfortunately planted honey
suckle there.
All of us were new to ma
ture, so nobody minded at
all, until the vine took all
the space next door and then
took all the space on our side.
That darned vine, as we
called it, was a source Of
contention for years.
Do you think the lady
next door" would cut it down,
or even back?
Not on your life!
The honeySuckle to her be-
came more precious than ru-
bies or fine gold.
There was nothing to do
but move, and so we moved.
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This is a rather drastic
remedy, we admit; not to be
thought of in our correspond
ent's place.
He, probably. should be
more thoughtful in keeping
his forsythia from brushing
the lady's face.
He must be sure that his
hedge does not overstep the
party line by so much as half
an inch.
MY property"
This is the bone of conten-
ton, and if you show her that
you respect her property,
maybe she'll respect your
property.
At least, we hope so!
Our personal belief is that
no one who grows flowers is
lost, and that even the wild
est gardener, in time, can be
civilized, or at least will civ
ilize himself.
Then the great flower Of
neighborliness and kindness
will perfume the air again,
and mothers teaching be es-
tablished forever, as it must.
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Humane Slaughter

The board of directors and
members of the AntiVivisec-
ton Society prayerfully hope
that the President will sign
the humane slaughter bill,
BY doing so, Mr.. Eisenhower
will confirm the first positive
step toward humane slaugh-
ter legislation since its origi-
nal organized inception in
1929.
Elizabeth C. Roberts,
Executive Secretary. Antivivi-
section Society of the Dis
trict of Columbia.
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VISTAS IN SCIENCE
Army Developing Fireproof Air
By THOMAS r. HENRY

would be found frozen up
and useless.
The Greenland Engineer
Command is based at Fort
Belvoir and placed It's cru
cial problem before the fire
fighting branch Of the civil
engineering department here.
It asked only for a fire ex-
tinguishing material that
would not freeze, but more
exciting possibilities arose as
the research proceeded.
neutrality-suspicious. can
be used as an effective and
safe household fire extin-
guisher everywhere, the Engi-
neers say. In surgery it can
be mixed with any Of
the infiammable anaesthet-
les, such as cyclroprene, to
prevent deaths from explo-
sions and allow much more
freedom in operating room
techniques.
Used by Airlines
1t already has been used to
a limited extent by CONNER
cial airlines and, released by
the Army, it soon will be
manufactured in mass lots by
the country's leading chem
ical companies. This is point
ed out as one of the major
contributions of Army re-
search. intended at first as
purely military, to civilian life
and industry.
At the same time the En-
gineers have developed a new
spark and flame arresting
muffler to reduce fire haz-
ards from truck exhausts in
congested and highly COM
buStible areas. 1t is, they say,
capable of 100 per cent effec-
tive suppression Of back-f1red
sparks and flame.
Designed primarily for
heavy trucks, the Engineers
say, it is applicable to almost
any gasoline engine. AS q
muffler it is as good a silen-
Ger as any of the conven-
tional designs.
The arreSter. they claim,
will eliminate all spark and
flame from the exhaust, be-
sides being responsible for
low back pressure and low
exhaust temperature, all very
desirable for any engine.
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BETHESDA.

Dear Sir:
my childhood memories
center around a village in
Virginia during the depres-
sion of the 1905. Tramps
were almost daily callers-no
unemployment compensation
in those days.
zone of my cherished hold
ingS has been my mothers
relating how a tramp ex-
planned why wandering men
passed by the neighbors, but
all sought food at our house.
1.-THE lonely fellow said,
Lady, you have flowers-we
know that if we find flowers,
we can count on kindness and
food
For some years I lived in
Chevy Chase, with its va
riety and beauty, its uncon-
formity and its conformity,
where neighborS had been
places and seen things and
learned the goodness of
worldwide and heart-wide
neighborlineSs.
- 4
Three years ago I moved
to a new development, with
most of the yards blending,
and no fences.
Before I was well moved
in, the woman next door
was telling me how she ex-
pected me to live, especially
regarding her flowers, of
which she had many.
II was made uneasy, but
not fully forewarned.
Scattered over the three
summers have occurred al
most unbelievable unneigh-
borly annoyances, culminat-
ing in crude hacking of
some overhanging bridal veil
hedge and partially destroy
ing the most beautiful of my
shrubbery, a forsythia at the
front, the foliage of which
brushed her elbow as she
pushed a lawn mower.
II regret to find mothers
Joy and teaching negated,
even in one instance,
so, can you tell me II
flowers always promise kind
illness, or is a cynical friend
right, who says: There are
people who bother with flow
ers for pomp and parade,
and not for the inherent
love Of flowers or of the
things of kindness and
neighborlness.'
Thanking you for the I'M
failing delight Of your col
umn,
Sincerely, N. s."
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You haven't seen anything
yet. Mr.. S.
Just wait until the lady
sees this letter in print.
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Hatred

When one ponderS over the
unreasonable. irreconcilable
and unceasing conflict be-
tween races and nations, it
causes him to wonder if its
source is not hatred.
It is a Scriptural fact that
hatred is a potential muir
derer. 1t infects the spiritual
blood stream like a deadly
germ, and multiplies under
circumstances and oppor-
tunities favorable to the
growth Of its awful nature.
1t is also contagious. One
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LETTERS TO THE STAR

Pen names may be used u
letters carry wrtteTs' correct
names and addresses All
letters are subject to co1den-
sGtton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27

FORT BELVOIR. Va.
Fireproof air is likely to re-
suit from chemical expert
ments now in progress here.
1t win be an air which will
support human life satisfac-
torily, but in which fire will
not burn. One value will be
that it will enable many now
hazardous industrial opera
tons to be performed safely.
Army engineers have just
announced discovery of a
new chemical combination,
Observation-Disclosures, which
is more effective than any
other merchandising ma
terial, is essentially nom
toxic, and is disable at SIS
F. The present prospect is
that it can be mixed with
oxygen and nitrogen or he
lium to produce an atmos-
phere in which no type Of
combustion can take place.
Needed in Arctic
The Army's interest rose
from the extreme danger Of
fire in its Arctic installations.
The Engineer Corps, for ex-
ample, has small camps scat
tered over the Greenland ice
cap. Fire, especially in a rag
ing tempest. would destroy
one of these camps in a few
minutes and leave the SOL
diers helplesSly exposed. 1t
might be hours before COM
munications could be estab-
Ished with the base engineer
camp near Thule and for
help to arrive by air. Fire
regulations naturally are en-
forced with the most rigid
discipline. Leaving a burning
cigarette butt on a barracks
floor would be a military
crime almost equivalent to
murder.
Much the same applies to
the great American Air
Force base at Thule. There
are fire extinguishers every
few feet. They probably
would be adequate under
most circumstances but with
extremely low temperatures,
such as are likely to be en-
countered even in summer,
there is danger that they
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27

@. What is a subtropical
fruit?-R. B.
A. Any fruit which requires
a warm, but not tropical.
climate may be termed a
subtropical fruit. Among
these are citrus fruits
oranges, lemons, grapefruit,
lines, tangerines-and figs.
dates, and olives. "Subtropi-
cal" means nearly tropical"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27

and refers to the regions
bordering on the tropical
zone.
@. Are there any long
rivers in Iceland?-E. o.
A. The Thjorsa River,
which runs a 150-mile
course through southern Ice
land. is the longest. Most Of
Iceland's rivers start in the
ice and snow Of the inland
mountains, and are short,
deep, and wift-flowing. Be-
cause Of fierce currents, Ice
lands rivers are not navi-
gable. Many of them con-
tain gigantic waterfalls.
@. Is Aramaic, the language
of Jesus, still spoken?-S. @.
A. Araraaic is now spoken
by only a few thousand per-
sons living in several small
villages near Damascus in
Syria. It's general use died out
in the It'll century Of the
Christian era.
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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS


Pieasetn inc for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-27

@. How did the HUSKY"
dogs of the polar regions get
that name?-A. A.
A. The origin is uncertain.
However, it has been attrib-
uted to the early fur traders
sent by the Hudson's Bay
Company to Arctic Canada,
many of whom were English
cockneys who dropped their
his and added them where
not needed. To them, an
Eskimo dog was a "Heskimo"
dog. This was shortened to
"hesky" and eventually be-
came husky"
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FTRCNn WOODs SECTION.

mile from Mclean. Oh reesbure
pike. 25 min D. C: old brick
construction. located on ia acres
trees: central air conditioning
81, baths. 2 large bedrms.. beameo
ceiling dining rom and ltv nm
with elevated hreplace; modern
knntty nine kitchen rec. room
ans oarave Call FL 6-4317
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12

ePRINGFIELD = 3-bedrm. Viz
gilman, on Ger. lot; rec. rm
equip. fireplace. disposal. s.oye
way to attic: $4,000. CT. 6-3@6s
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ePRINGFIELD AREA-NEW .

sssEEprHRSMlf . LRRRRMsnEER ~ baths
full bsmt.. modern .G-E kit. incl
automatic dishwasher. eye-level
oven. Located southwest Of Wash
ineton. west OF Shirley hwy. In
new development: eonveniently 10.
school with bus service 70 and
from washington. Avail for oc.
eupancy July Assume 4i5Ts
CT loan. BY OWNER. No agents
ri R.9lG6
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

TRITE. BUT TRUE mother-in- law
house; II you have q 2-family SIT
uation, here is the answer-Two
beautiful kitchens. 2 dining rooms,
liv. rm. with firepl.. plus the
worlds most beaut, rec. rm. with
built-in TV. There is also another
terrific surprise which we will be
happy hspp to show you, CAL "a p
TORS, 2O55 Wilson blvd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-04-12

lockwood TREES and holly are
sheltered BY tall shade treeh In
lovely Shrevewood, where . Om-
pletelv different models Of the pop-
ular split-level design are avail.
able for YOUR INSPECTION; and 2h
baths completely equipped kttch-
ems with breakfast space and large
wooded lots are basic. II your
hearts desire is tremendous bed.
rms. We have them. II you prefer
q large liv. rm. and need a huge
din. rm. to entertain. YOU can fnc
them here. Priced from SCI SOC
and 30-yr. CT terms are avail
able. Call today LURIA BROS.
Realtors. ia. 7-S500. 204S Wilson
hlvd AL
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Essex
abr, split level: only Sla,95O
Attrac. terms: 6707 Inverness Or
FL 4-69Q4.
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COUNTRY HOME acres: parity
bedfm frame house, part bsmt I.
couple: price 10000. substantial
down psynent., sAlSncs I'll liEi r, rent
SIo c entsI st. N. vienna Va"
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HOUSES ron SALIVA.
ALEXANDRIA, SEMINARY VALLEY
Mr.. PENTAGON

mo. old brick CAPE Cod d-' Dry bsmt.,
pine rec. rm., scr. porch, equip.
kit. firepl.. fenced I'd. trees. To-
90 min. on Shirley freeway to Pen
tagon or bus 3 doors away. Walk
to new Grade and high school and
club pool. 5 Minis. to shops; COM
m 2 sGS PIX, disp;. etc $s Z, 200
SlO7 mo. viii consider ind trust.
Overseas orders late MAY. FL. 4
3la3 No AGENTS
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT

ROCKVILLE PIKE win erect mod:
ern buildines for lease on good
sites Brokers invited. DERMoT
NEE. HA 10000.
SHOP FOR LIGHT INDUSTRIAL,
nSUat iRSp s ssseT r. saoP
lights, gas blowers. ONCE and
lavatories, parking area. on bus.
line: S100 per mo. Nearby Md
TON a SON. INC iilS II st
nv. DI. 7-e0b7. week end. OIL
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FORMSTONE

Cape Cod on ia-acre Of
ground. south OF Alexandria:
very convenient to Belvoir.
Washington. Vacant. lmme-
diate possession; 3 nice bed
rooms, . tiled baths. huge
living room and dining area.
equipped kitchen. Venetian
blinds. aluminium storm vim
dows and screens. lear ga
rage: cinder block tool house:
full basement: oil h.-w.h.:
priced at only Sl7 $50: only
$1,000 down, balance flrst
trust payable Sll0 per
month. XII. s-iS6S.
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HOUSE FOR SALIVA.
pARHATN

Brick house. mr.. schools, shop
ping and transp. S296 DOWN TO
responsible purchaser. Open Sun.
] TO 8. Call MA. 8-34SO or XII. O.
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ROOM FOR ONE MORE

For the large family who
needs extra room for those
who plan to entertain, we
offer this unusually large
brick Colonial. A true CEN
ter-hall plan which features.
LIST floor. tremendous living
rm. with fireplace. spacious
sep. din. rm.. study air
conditioned, breakfast rm.
and equipped kit. End floor.
master bedrms. with pvt.
bath, sewing rm.. guest bed
rm. with air conditioning.
complete bath on hallway.
rms. with full bath on hall
mote, all bathrooms have
been modernized), Q full
bsmt. with finished recrea-
ton rm. and fireplace, laun-
dry rm. and workshop mote,
bsmt. has two outside en-
frances. ALL HoT-WATER
An attractive tree shaded
lot with an additional lot
that would be an ideal swim
ming pool site, and a gear
garage.
Very realistically priced at
t37, 800. with extremely
OPEN FOR INSPECTION .
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
1-6 PM.
DIR: Over 14th st. Bridge.
follow Shirley highway to
Ridge I'd. to Russell I'd. Rus
sell I'd; to 1904
s. J. GNASH CO.
loENT XII. 9-422:
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OWNER Transferred; Lovely ? !; ! ear
Assume large FLA: 3 bedrms.. full
6smt;, 0- Exit KITCHEN; lot s, SaXl44
Dir. Out Arl. blvd. 10 Graham
I'd. left on Graham TO Marc DR.,
right on Marc dr. and follow
arrows to 1900 Parkwood terrace
m UT GRROG
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OPEN SUN. | TILL 8
ALEXANDRIA, AREA
MASONIC TEMPLE

Builder-oWner; first Offer
ing of this older 2-story. all
brick Colonial, overlooking
the Masonic Temple, Just of
King St; reception hall Ok
IL. formal living room l3x
"a with fireplace, entrance to
q den. dining room l2xl4
with French doors. kitchen
axl2. rear screened porch,
3 bedrooms. master bedroom
l3x24. tiled bath on second
floor, = LARGE rooms on third
floor; basement. hot-water
heat. one-car garage; two
air conditionerS, Venetian
blinds: Level lot; price. SELL
ESQ XII. S-tSkS.
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Restored virginia Colonial Home
With 20 Acres
Eight rooms. three baths, com.
dry. with shower; two-ear ssrase.
S.n ser, hG f.r.s so Ns sCpO cssr
iottesville. with magnificent noun
tain view, Exceptional value At
S26. 800: $4,000 will handle.
RAY W. WARRICK, Broker
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BARGAIN RAMBLERi close in;
charm galorel-Large. attractive
living room with indirect lighting.
separate dining room. de luxe
equipped kitchen. big twin-sized
bedrooms. full basement. beauti-
fully finished rec. room. large
carport. big wooded. fenced lot:
near bus, schools and shopping;
ments. This is really charmerl
VIII soon sell. See II todayi
ARLINGTON REALTY CO. Open
9 to Q, 1900 Wilson blvd, IA. 4
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HIGH ASSUMPTION = LarRe brick
rpmbler: 4 or 5 bedrms., equipped
kit, carport: low dn. payment
low monthly payments. Open Sun.
10. Arlington blvd. to Graham
I'd. right | blk. to Graham q.
left to siRn. MuNSON REALTY
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M YOu HAVE LARGE FAMiLY9

DO YOU HIVE \ LAhUE FAMILI
II so, this 4-bedroom Cape Coo
with full bSmt. and rec. area !!
Just the home you need. All bed.
rooms are twin-sized, waikiki
closets. Cow. to schools. shopping
and half blk to bus Excel financ-
ing avail. with full price only
SIS.a0O IA. 5-fS0O SHANNON
& LUCHS. REALTORS. 2O5t
tNt1enn htuA
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OLDER HOMES

Several with one or more acres.
Some In good condition. some need
improving. All in good neighbor-
hoods. TERRY B. SIMMS. Broker.
CT. f-435N
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DIRECT FRoM BUILDER-eeauti

FIJI Pine Ridge. Fairfax County,
has evsrythinT for gracious liv.
irT. Ise' lot 600 II frontag,
with Lee oak trees. Center hell
lie. liv rm., fireplace. formal din
nm. extra lge kit with tabis
space. honey birch cabinets. Or
refgr., oven and dishvasher "
color. 3 master size bedrms. y,tf
famiiv fm. isxs0 with 2 pictur,
windows. u bath and corkton'
fioors on lower level 2-ear. built
IN garage, also bsmt. level com;
pleteiy tiled with ground level
windows for rec. rm All experts
decorated with paint and paper
70 suit the most discriminating
buyer. Also bedrm hoTs hon; VII, ~
4-o7bO. Open sat. and Sun Dirs.
out Rte. 50. 5 miles past 2 Cor.
ners 70 Pine Rid. sign Left Y
miles to MorninEside dr.. left Il
0nen einn
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4 BEDROOMS. . baths. brick con-
entrance hall, separate dininn
room. kitchen with eating space
de luxe range. refrigerator, dish
washer. disposal. washer, dryer
fireplace in rec room, wooded loti
ETO SOn nFuATRP II o-nA9i
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WOODED SETTING-Level land
seaped lot with numerous trees
ing Gift. iiv. rm., sep. din, rm..
equipped kit. 3 good bedrms /,
ser. porch, 2-CAR Def. GARAGE.
FLA approved At $4,000 with a
low. low down payment. Call OV
3-14l3 SHANNON a. LUCHS
RI RaaIfOrs
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INCOME PROPERTY, close-in Ar
lington location-Here is good
basic home. all II needs is a
paint brush and q floor sander
Basement finished into lovely
apartment for excellent income
3 bedrooms and bath on first
foo. with 13x32 room In attic
with permanent staircase; garage
patio Call on this one II YOU are
an opportunity seeker with imagi-
nation. Full price. SlN,0bO.
A ether Yeonas Bonus Value.
YEONAS REALTY, IA $1,000,
Realtors
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SAIL

MT. RAINIER AREA. N. OF r. !.
ave.--Lieht Industrial BLDG, over
1000 SO. IT,. on a., plus ample
parking area; $4,000 dn. A. G.
HoUGHTON a. SON, INC. l4lS
II st. NV. D1. 7-905T. week end.
OIL. 2-9474,
zoNED MISCELLANEOUS USES
800, 900 SO, FT. down TO 90
District line. Prefer 0a-year lease
or ground rent. Ready to 20. PHIL
LIPS II. CLARKE. Investment own
er. WA, 7-bblB.
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BIG OAKS surround this attrac-
tive 3-bedroom rambler on beau
tiful. level lot, 100000 II. Lovely
living room with fireplace. largt
de luxe equipped kitchen. custom
cious jalousie enclosed porch;
twin sized bedrooms, half base
ment, detached garage: $500 dn
payment with monthly payments
less than rent. Good close-in To-
cation. 10 minutes from Pentason
This Is very attractive home
Better see 1t todayl ARLINGTON
REALTY CO Open 9 to ., 1900
Vgilean hlud IA E-0qnn
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WHISPERING TREES is all the
secluded area Of Alex; nestled IN
a grove OF trees on high ground
Is this delightful 3-bedrm. brick
rambler with III baths. firepl
and full bsmt: extremely gooe
terms and very reasonably priced
at $I5.a5o 8. J GNAsH co.
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WAREHOUSES F0R SALE

FOR SALE OR LEAsE-Iow rental
1000 50. r.. APPROX l-story
OF ground: . truck loading en-
frances with r.r siding. other IA
ciiities: only 20 min. from wash
dori. Md; excellent FOR manufsc.
turing. storage. or any industrial
venture. Weekdays. from = to 5,
call La Plata, West 4-S352. and
after Z pm. call Juniper 7-5643.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. bri

4. ARLINGTON--3-bedrm. brick
Colonial; close-in location: COW
to schools and transp. Sep. din
nm firepl.. full bsmt.. nice yard
Newly redecorated. Price, $l5,95n
81 900 down and assume lee. q
loan with payments OF Sl14.5t
mo, pitt. Immed. OCCUPANCY
5425 N. 23rd St, Arl. or cal
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EXCITING AREA and new-house
styie Exceptionally LARGE rooms
This brick home features 2 very
eood sizedl bedrooms. ~ baths.
o-ear hullt-in EarsEe. finished cen
EVERYTHING you'd want IN the w
over is-acre lot and lust loaded
With trees. Plus center hall Cell
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6PRINGFIFLD, VA.-3-bedrm. brick
rambler by OWNER G-E kitchen
din, rm.. bsmt.. patio and barne-
cue. SlS.5O0; immed, possession
81 1900 down to FLA buyer. Open
sat. and sun. 5el4 FreoericE
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POTOMAC RIvER = Ideal mOderI

retirement, vacation home, or
large lot in exc we DEVELOPMENT
in the northern * Of Va. Sane
beach; excellent hunting and hsh-
ing: . bedrms.. living dining area
modern equipped kitchen; oatf
screened porch: central heating
system. and pine paneled through
out. Shown BY appointment; HIS
TORYLAND REALTY. kinsale
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COUNTRY LIVING on 2 acres In
Fairfax County, 2h nj from con- con
yeniences Of springnela SEP pd. am
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Additional acreage avail, Cal
OWNER, OIL. 6-o666 for appt and
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DOCTORS OFFICE
DESK SPACE
EARNS

UPTOWN OFFICE BLDG. tele. ans.
receptionist, secy. serv.. parking.
TIL. 10000,