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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23

migration Of farm people to-
day rs II used to be-" the re-
port said. To-day pull fac
tors like job opportunities are
more important"
The report said that economic
problems plaguing many farm
ers are an outgrowth Of TECH
biological advances.
Churches Lauded, Criticized
More than O million farm
families. with concentration
largely In the South. have too
few farm resources to provide
full-time employment to permit
q satisfactory level Of living :,
off-farm employment in q
balanced farm industry de-
velopment offers the best OPP
portunity for improving the
situation Of many Of these
families"
The report said more rural
people are afiiliated with
churches than belong to any
other single organization.
It praised much Of the work
of rural churches. Yet, 1t said,
they have their weaknesses.
Concern with community
problems and welfare Of the
people Is often resisted" II
said. Programs dealing with
recreation. delinquency. al
coholism. soil conservation and
other economic or community
welfare Of the people are often
considered to be no business Of
the church"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23
:Loborer Injured
In Shed Collapse

A laborer suffered serious in
juries yesterday when a shed
he was working in collapsed in
Chevy Chase, Md.
The injured man, William
Mckinley, IS, Of 1851 Girard
street NV, was pinned under
the shed behind a group Of
stores at Brookeville road and
Taylor street. The frame
structure, used for storage pur-
poses. was being razed by q
crew Of laborers.
The shed collapsed, Chevy
Chase firemen said, when one
OF the workers, unaware that
Mr.. Mckinley was in the build
ing, took a sledge hammer and
knocked down wooden props
supporting the beams. @Fire-
men, using q hydraulic Jack
freed Mr.. Mckinley In Is
minutes.
Mr.. Mckinley, hurt internal.
". was admitted to Suburban
Hospital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23

disturbing way Of life than
rural church leaders.
They have appealed to the
Agriculture Department for
help In understanding what's
going on in farming commune
ties throughout the land.
Booklet Issued
The appeal has been met
with the issuance Of q report
entitled Keeping Abreast Of
Change" The document Is de-
scribed as an inventory Of Q
rapidly changing rural Amer
ica. It was prepared by Phillip
r. Aylesworth; an assistant to
the Administrator Of the Fed
eral Extension Service.
"The chronological revolution
IN agriculture" the report says,
els resulting in many changes
In the structure Of farming.
There are fewer farms with
larger, more integrated business
operations = increased capital
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS depend
ence on services on the farm
more specialization increased
Observation-Disclosures increases
In productivity.
Family Life Changing
Changes are also taking
place in community institutions
and services. There are larger
and more complex institutions
greater dependence on serv-
ices beyond the immediate
locality-an increase in the
number and kinds Of organiza-
tions-membership in special
interest groups Is increasing
consolidation Of schools -
changes in communication and
transportation - maladjust-
nents Of community services
and local government"
1.-THE crossroads church Of
past years and the rural one
room school are becoming OBJ
solete.' the document said.
"The role Of the church has
enlarged so that it not only
f1lls spiritual needs but also
is q part Of community &C.
tivities."
The rural community has
been losing population very
rapidly. Heaviest losses have
been in the age group 20 to
"a. The report said that about
two out of every three young
adults migrate from the farm
to the city.
Another evidence Of change,
It said, is an increasing de-
pendence Of rural people on
nonfarm income-wages from
Jobs in nearby towns and cities.
THE push away from
farms due to lack of home
conveniences and other low
standards of living is not such
an important factor in our
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23
Churchmen Ask Help
To Protect Rural Life
~ the Associated Press

The safe deliberate life Of being replaced
by the hurry the and dangers characteristic Of city
life
Not only are ways Of doing things the farm changing
But so are family relationships social patterns and rural
institutions such as the school and the church.
No one aware Of this Quickened and-to some
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23
.Fete Official Named

The Lions Club Of Winchester
today named Ralph A. Chris
man. director Of the Grand
Feature Parade Of the 1860
Shenandoah Apple Blossom
Festival. Mr.. Chrisman IL q
fruit broker.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08
Arlington Couples 18-Foot French SoiIbout
.Pocks Sleeping Space for FomiIy Of Five
ny CHARLES C0YELL
Outdoor Editor

One Of the most inter-
tsting foreign sailboats
Known al the National
Motor Boat Show In New
York is now In the Wash
hgton area. II Is the Cor
khire. a midset even among
Midget cruisers
Packed In rs Is feet I inch
nf length are sleeping accom-
nodations for q family Of three
pr even i've II the cockpit seats.
are used.
Reverse sheer design and
cabin free Of mast or center
board enable up 10 i've adults
10 sit inside In comfort.
A 330-round iron keel makes
II virtually impossible TO cap
size and SUFFICIENT plastic flota-
ton has been built into the hull
TO keep Il from sinking even
when fully loaded. In other
words. a lot Of boat despite its
elze.
1Owned by Arlington Couple
1.-THE Corsaire is owned by Mr..
md Mrs. Robert G. Macdonald
81 1924 South Buchanan street.
arlington. This is their first
tbat, although Macdonald. an
hccountant with the Bureau Of
Naval Personnel. and his wife
Nd some sailing last summer In
rented boats OF, with friends
Who owned boats.
Only prior experience for
Macdonald was with scows he
bailed on small lakes in Wis
consin.
The MacDonalds have named
heir boat the Bon Mot. It
was designed by Jean Jacques
Herbulot and built in Frances
hrgest yard.
Chimes are of Eliminated pine
with beams of ash. Hull and
decks are ss-inch mahogany
plywood while the trim is Afri-
can mahogany. The fastenings
4re of Arcap, the French
Equivalent of monel metal,
While su fittings are Of stainless
steel or bronze.
Spars Of Hollow Spruce
Rigged as a Marconi sloop.
& has hollow spruce spars and
Sanding rigging and halyards
81 stainless steel. Optional
Equipment includes bow pull
ut and cupboard bracket for
he 3 to 5rhorsepower auxiliary
power recommended.
Most unusual is the cabin
arrangement. There is no cen
terboard trunk to divide it
since the entire board retractS
into the slotted keel. A. chain
Is provided for raising and
lowering.
The mast is stepped on top
Of the cabin which also removes
another obstruction from the
cabin interior. Separating the
main cabin from the forward
section is a mast-supporting
truss divided into storage COM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08

partments for sails. tools and
clothing.
Cruising accommodations. of
course, are Of Spartan SIM
plicity but there are berths for
two adults on hunks which ex-
tend half way beneath sealed
cockpit benches. The other
halves of the 6-foot benches
are fitted with removable seats
for storing cupboard motor,
fuel or cushions.
Forward of the berths is
space for one or perhaps two
children to sleep while two
others could make use Of the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08

cockpit benches If cover was
provided.
Above each berth are galley
shelves while a head easily can
be installed in the forward Sec
ton Of the cabin. Additional
storage space is provided under
the berths.
The Corsaire is beamy
enough, 6-foot-3, and with the
centerboard up draws less than
2 feet of water. With board
down. the draft is 3 feet 3
inches. The boat carries 125
square feet of mainsail.
The Corsaire,s small size
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makes 1t we'll adapted to trailer
cruising. The shipping cradle
on which it is imported can be
permanently attached to the
trailer to form both a trailing
and winter storage berth.
The MacDonalds plan to
cruise their boat. now berthed
at the Washington Sailing
Marina, on the Potomac and
later in the season take it on
bay trips.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-08

CENTER HIKING cLUB-Tovpsth
hike from Cabin John % KEY Bridge
led By stan Goodman, Meet 81 $50
20 trolley line.
wANDKRBInDs - Tweiye-miie hire
with optional emile hike, over Ap-
palachian Trail from Aahby Gap "a
Manassas Oap, Va. Make reservations
with Helen Oillea, co-leader, 81 ff1h
vlrginla avenue NV, ADJ, b0b, Or cal
twelfth street and New York avenue
NV. a. 3 am.
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HIKING CLUBS


SUNDAY
CAPITAL HIKING Clue - Gao
Canal hike from Deilineer School 20
Dam No. 4. Make reservations with
Aary Eeelby eco, h-0f7al Or Helm
noon Saturday. Meet AZ $50 am, AZ
1924 X street NV. for chartered bus.
BRING lunch and iiuuids.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
HOUSES FoR sALE-vA.
A BUY

Mueh-wanted. 3-bedrm., bsmt. ram
S s.. OF par aishs on5 I's Vs Y asry
flexible terms. Shown By apt
Onsy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01

Mt. RAINIER
Nice 3rAedrm. house. Block from
sfSIy mo' 80 s sss ssll c.s SSC.ssSe.
hii.bfief. bedroom. / 4 bath Co
zee: XII With diskwssshSisr and d.
posai, full hsmt.: adi, 70 park; hh-
fral financing, Only $3.50 down.
Seo'bhrIsR !. DAVIS hwtSo.. IiiNsce .
NEW HOUSE WITH ONE ACRE
Wni accept nood-size trailer with
clear title AZ down payment. CAN
INV 3.BEDnOOM RAAIBLKKs--
LARGE lovely kit, full b8mt., gas
htzi,.rl1sv hri ISti rs SnlE siit;aSo 2.
NEW HAMPSHIRE 0XRDKNs -
Mod, brlck-andrttone rambler;
spacious Nv m with fireplace:
~: with eatine space. 5000
S2Sn M, hpRh r PECK HE. =
OPEN SUNDAY e-e--4l7 Lincoln
ave. Takoma PaFk---Brk. rambler;
lge. din. rm.. lge. kit, dishwp disp,
nn psnt' rec rm. nnd bar;
s SoSssEi:R fhs'' We. 1899 s.sie Sssn' losf
OPEN HoUSE--4S0l " ST. ND.
&c out southern ~ Az % v q. g; me H,n
ssVefythisns. 6h lissS ii.BSo. Put Put this
an Your INnek aees iisf Sunday
1 10 s pm, UN. 4-e603,
peter |. hagan and son
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
COUNTRY
GENTLEMAN

Only s2o.e5o buys this
Gle q m ing white brick
Fancher IN the Fairfax
Annandale area nestled in
9 grove Of trees on over
"a acre at the end OF .
quiet culdesac. There's .
i4x94 living room with
room. al electric kitchen.
3 master-size bedrooms. ~
baths, full daylight base
ment. recreation roo m,
breezeway and carport.
Assume the existing 9 lag
first trust OF $4,000 or
buy y1A With lust $500
down. Call CIR. 3-4560 to
see II today,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
EASY-TO-BUY
RANCHER

Long and low brick and
cedar shingle rambler only
minutes to Fl PeiVoir or
downtown Alexandria. Fea-
lures living room dining
IT.. beautiful HOT POINT
kitchen with eye level
oven. tabletop range.
automatic washer. large
capacity refrigerator -freez-
er and breakfast bar, 3
bedrooms. attractive pastel
ceramic tile bath. carport
and over " acre nicely
handicapped corner lot. AS
sumo S13,700 CT loan; S6S
per month pays principal.
interest 90 low 4haeel, taxes
and insurance. Full price
s15.950. Call 80. 5-6790
to see 1t today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
ALEXANDRIA'S
SEMINARY AREA

Is the setting for this
gem of a custom-built
rambler. There's a gore
geously tiled center hall,
gracious. nicely proper
toned living room ideal for
almost any furniture ar
rangement. formal dining
room. pastel Frigidaire
kitchen with the best
model" appliances and q
built-in breakfast booth,
mahogany panelled zen
Tor fourth bedrooml. 3
large bright bedrooms, pa
well appointed baths. full
basement, tuge mahogany
paneled recreation room,
screened -porch-carport and
a large HANDICAPPED lot.
$4,000. Call KI. $3.50
to see II today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
TEMPLE HILLS
Onr.n q IN nAnu

OFEN AZ bAAA
trees. 8 bedrms.. din. rTn., dining
area In kit, brick rambler
Oround-level Waik-out bsmt.: first
showing. Can be purchased con-
yentional FHA.- easy terms. DIR !:
Out. ST.. Barnabas I'd, 70 Wheeler
TS sns ca 9 Mesei: sIxn iei a.. Sa
Henry Moore. yr., RE-, $4,000.
MOORE 4 MOORE. Realtors.
rEMPLE H1LLs-Brk. rambler:
Tms,, enel porch: cow. 70 Andrews,
Boiling, bus at door: fenced ID
$500. OWNER, cH. e-72ss. \
TRMPLR nILLs--outstanding 8.
bedrm.. brick rambler. ~ baths.
fun hsnit.. rec. rm. with picture
Eindoy, beautiful lsndseapsd lawn.
70. 7.aSsS. NookE 4 IooRk,
AWMINu|M.H
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
MARIAN
HEIGHTS

Simple dignity is the
keynote in this carefully
custom-built brick rambler
In this choice Mt. Vernon
Boulevard location. There's
. center hall plan foyer
with left. ceiling and
crystal chandelier. gracious
living room with bay vim
dow and williamsburg fire.
place, unusually large for
today dining room. q
House Beautiful" kitchen
with Early A eric q n
theme. 4 large bedrooms
with lots of closet space,
3 full baths with a hint
OF luxury, full basement,
2Sx2S paneled recreation
room with fireplace and
French doors to a large
covered patio. huge
screened porch overlook
ing the Potomael with
doors leading onto 1t from
dining room. kitchen and
master bedroom. Priced in
the low forties. this fine
home is worth waiting for
1.-THE present cwner Is
transferring on June l5thl.
Call so. E-6790 to inspect.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
FAIRFAX
SPLIT-LEVEL


Space to spare In this
4-level all-brick beauty.
There's q lovely foyer,
huge living room with Are
place. dining room. Aft.
GE kitchen with every ap-
piiance. 3 twin size bed
rooms, ga baths. large and
lovely ground level recre-
alton room. full basement,
attached garage. fenced
yard with fruit trees.
shrubs and flowers. Vacant
and ready 10 move In lAo-
solutely no redecoratiou
necessary. Only S25.a50
on the best OF terms. Call
OR $4,000 10. see 1t today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
FRANCONIA
SPRINGFIELD

Here's an almost new s.
bedroom, , bath rambler
on a choice corner lot for
only Sl7,2S0 There's q
full daylight basement
ideal for finishing" into
a recreation room Good
neighbors too. Gail FL.
$4,000 70 see It today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
RIVERDALE RID.

RIVERDALE RID.
Thi adorable doll house has 8
bedrms, Ice. kit. storm windows
nard's Parish: only S400 down,
S7l.33 mo. plus taxes and ms.
LANHAM PARK
New 3-bedrm. home on S0xls0
It. lot featuring liv. Tm., firepi.,
sep. din. rm.. ultra-modern kit,
eye-level oven, tabletop stove. full
bsmt., ideal for rec. rm., carport,
slS,5O0. FHA-approved financing.
l-ACRE ESTATE
A cute modern 2-bedrm. home fea-
turing bsiflt., garage. 20Sx2 d.
T. property. City water. Only
$500 on GOOD terms.
EVANSVILLE
$4,000. $1,000 On, ss7 mo. incl.
Featuring bsmt.. sep. din. rm., scr :.
porch close TO everything.
4-ACRE ESTATE
A. spacious s-rm. rambler featur-
A1AAa CAhARRGo AAt.s l0AA1 AhHl~
lily rm.. . bedrms. and q den.
LANHAM
4-rm cottaae on Ice. lot: excel. ex-
pansion possibilities. $4,000, $500
On. $50 per mo.
WOODLAND
3-bedrm. semidetached brk. ram
bier. 1HfRhRd rec Ffn . dfShWa shAF
fenced back I'd. Walk to paro-
chial and elem. schools cow. to
shopping. $4,000. $500 On. No.
pyn, So5.74 plus taxes and
L AIN HILLS
Like-new ct used price. 4 bedrms.
and beaut. Ice. lot, Ample I'm. for
ehiloren 70 really live and play.
$500 On. SOS per mo. for every
HUDSON REAL EST. co.
uN 4-ISlb UN. 4-7l7l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
GORDIN-MENSH GUIDE
TO BETTER LIVING
AHoY THERE,
BOATMAN!

Your whole family will
enjoy living in this new
esntsr. !. hall ,,.,,,l brick r r 2 b 7
HAVEN ESTATES Just Q
short walk to swimming
and boating facilities az
the Mt. Vernon Yacht
Club. There's 4 large liv.
ing room. family sized
dining room. lS-ft. all"
electric kitchen. 4 bed
rooms, "a baths, full day
light basement, paneled
recreation room with 1re-
place and bar, carport and
hs-aere lot with tail trees:
Priced at SEQ. $50 and
ready to move in. Other
homes In Yacht Haven
available at $4,000 with
good financing. Call so.
5-6790 TO see them today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
OPEN SUNDAY, Is
POWDER MILL
ESTATES
lO9O5 ASHFIELD RID

Secluded modern brick
Tancher With earport stu
ated on level Ia-acre wooded
lot. 8 spacious bedrms., hy.
rm. with firepl., full bsmt.
with ground-level exit. Gus
tom features thfoughout.
Ideal home IN area for out
door fun. Priced ct 1850
for quick sale. DR.: Drive
out Riggs I'd. which becomes
Powder Mil I'd, continue TO
Cherry Hill I'd. and right
4 blks. to Ashheld, right 70
home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01

DIXON RUN MIL. ND.--3-bedrn..
1h-hath; brick semidet.: rec rm,.
Sseo!s ssss i sSiSpln ss'S cat
RlNht party can name own terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
TALL TREES
CROWD THE LOT

Country living only 20
minutes 10 DC. via Shirley
Highway. II you reed Q
really BIG home all-on-
one-floor. here is a flne
buy for you-eustom-built
only / year ago. this
long, low rambler has Q
20x20 living room. large
Observation-Disclosures fam .
fly dining room. all eiec:
trio kitchen. 4 twin-sized
I'VE mean IL when We say
"tvin -sized1 bedrooms, 2
full baths. basement. at
tached garage and ll3x1e5
heavily wooded lot In an at
tractiVe. friendly neighbor-
hood. Name your own
terms at the low price OF
S2S.500 Call FL. 4-S60O
to see II today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
vESTA REAL ESTATE
E. C. HILLEY & co.
QUALITY EXCLUSIVES
NONE OTHER
LIKE IT!
UNIQUE
OFFERINGl

A rare find and delight
TO see. This HISTORY brk.
home designed for gracious
living. 8 bedrms., 2 baths
and extras salore plus VIII
liamsburg style inclosed
breezewey leading to 20x24-
It. paneled family or studio
I'm. with iirepl. and powder
I'm Finest oil H.-W.H. and
built-tn garage. Secluded
yard HANDICAPPED for outdoor
living. Lovely residential
area Just OF Sligo Greek
parkway and N. H.. ave.
Priced well below repro
duction at Just S24 $50
with FHA or conventional
terms,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
LUXURIOUS
BRICK CAPE COD

4 bedrms. and paneled
rec. rm. with bar. ga tiled
teisd 6repl. in iiv. rms
beaut. Handicapped yard. Ora
cious living with all mod.
cows. in the finest close-in
residential area. FLA ap-
praised 81 S2l,7bO.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
LEXANDHlA-FORT BkLVOIH
ENGLESIDE



Handsome. white. 2.bedfm, home.
porch, on is-acre lot, next 10
Woodiawn school with modest
down payment, assume larRe t.sN
Loan; monthly payments less than
rent. Only $4,000. AddFess. col
tsi iik'iHa q Alex. oPEN SUNDAY.
Tom Morrison, RealtOr
"a. t-eS33 Exes.. oy. 3-000e
ALEx. .srRIndEIELD ARIA =
OPEN ALL DAY. NeE, 3-eedrIn !;
iSl s.sso se Etc am Ia% 1. N.
baths, TWO flreplaces; storage ct.
&c. lot sOxi so. Financing 70 suit
and we WANT trades On Fran
coma I'd. between Shirley hwy:
and TELEGRAPH I'd. G. Z. MARION
CO., TIE. 0-6012.
ALEX. -FRANCONIA AREA. YOU'LL
ADORE LIVING in this lovely J.
bedrm. brick rambler on . dead
end street with fenced rear Yard
safe for children. too. The lovely
LIS. rm. and cheerful nrepl; in
yitss relaxation clay on ,o soId w ns,cb
TIE summer breeze. Mother viii
rm.-tit' srranTement. The whole
family will enjoy playing together
on the 7-aere level HANDICAPPED
lot with beautiful shrubbery and
there is plenty Of room for gar
deninr, too. MANY other fsatgres;
See this one! OPEN TO-DAY, "
TT1oEx 3 6fIj3'e sr sHA co'' So 50.
s-473g. XII s-55ss.
ALEX. DEL RAY. s306 Common
Ssass SedE 81 S sSrSsI S sosv
terms. open for insp daily and
Sun, IL noon to 3 pm.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
N. HAMP. AVE.
HERE'S A BUY!

Easy one floor living IN
this med. brk. home with all
those hard-to-and features.
3 bedrms.. 2 baths. sep. din.
rm. and paneled rec. rm. IN
bsmt. Level lot with oak
trees. just S19.950-assume
q lge. loan
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
LEWISDALE
SPLIT-LEVEL

Spacious brk. and Calf.
redwood home featuring 4
bedFms.. 2 full baths. firepl.,
sep din. rm., de luxe equip
kit. laundry rm. and sep.
bsmt. level. Just Si9.o5O
with only $1,000 down.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
LORCOM LANE
RAMBLER

Brand new brick rambler
ready to move inl There's
q gracious foyer. q 2S-ft.
living room with massive
stone floor -to-ceiling fire.
place, formal Ching room,
GE Medallion" kitchen
with electrical center, IL"
cu.-ft., donble-door refrig-
orator with large ,reezing
compartment. dishwasher,
garbage disposal, eye-level
oven with rotisserie, table
top range and built-in
breakfast booth. 3 spacious
bedrooms with plenty OF
closet space. 3 full baths.
full basement, attached
garage and attractively
Handicapped lot on a quiet
euldesac. A mighty hne
home a. S32.95O. Call
IA. 10000 to see It today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
FORESTVILLE
INSTRUMENTATION ARIA

VACANT. Lovely 3-bedrm. brick
rambler: lir. rm. with fireplace.
separate din. rm.. attractive nm
fshed rec rm; large, HANDICAPPED
dawn FREDERICK w. BERENs
sAIEs. INC. RE. $500 til 3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01
LORCOM LANE
COLONIAL

Stately center hall Co.
lonial on a quiet culdessc
only minutes from the
Pentagon. There's a l4x24
living room With fireplace,
large separate dininH room,
modern fully equipped
kitchen 3 large bedrooms
master bedroom l2LzxlS,
2R baths. full basement,
l4x24 recreation room
with fireplace, attached
garaee. screened porch,
A.M.H. and a lS.000-sa,-
IT. lot with excellent shade
trees. Assume q large 49,
first trust. A good buy"
at S2R.950. Call IA.
10000 to see II today.
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ALEXANDRIA
INVESTMENT

Assume S.sOo Oh loan payable 500
mo. prin. and int. Immac. p
bedrm rambler; very conv.; now
rented for 500 mo. $500 cash
for quick sale. Full price. S1l 800.
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ASSUME 4h%
CT LOAN

Immaculate 52-ft. brick
rambler only ! block from
community swimming pool,
tennis court and recrea-
tion center In popular
Rosehill Farms. This
charmer has q large living
room dining room with
picture window. birch cabi-
net kitchen with eye-leyel
oven. tabie-top rangs,
garbage disposal and break
fast area. 8 bedrooms, 2
full baths. earport. storm
windows and one Of the
best lots In Rosehill Farms:
There's O &14.10Q first
trust. So per month pays
principal interest t4ihes ? !.
taxes and insuraDse. Only
Si6.95O, Can r.. $500
70 see Il to-day, Immediate
OcEuD|Acy. fs4Fe
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DOWN FILA

3 bedrm. det.: lge. liv. rm.. den,
exceptional kit; storm doors and
windows; fenced rear yard; . blks.
TO elementary. high and parochial
schools: 5 min. 10 Fort Belvoir.
Make an offer.
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EXCELLENT
BUS SERVICE

Good schools. several
churches and top notch
shopping facilities are all
within easy walking dis
lance 10 this attractive
brick townhouse. There's
an ls-ft. living room with
fireplace, separate dining
room, fully equipped kitch-
en-. 8 bedrooms. full base
faent. recreation room and
q fenced yard Just full OF
flowers. Priced to sell
quickly at S14.50U. Call
XII. $3.50 to see II today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-01

FORFsTVILLE - 3-6edfm. brick
Samblsrs, near schcols; shcgplzn s.
s sss, SoRf III RsE ssIGGU Ia nc Z
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N. ARLINGTON
$19,950

Attractive stone and
frame Colonial featuring
a 24-ft. living room, sep
arate dining room, large
fully equipped kitchen
with breakfast area. den
Tor fourth bedroom). g
large bedrooms master
bedroom 13xi7D. IA baths.
full basement with Soft.
paneled recreation room
many extras" like storm
windows, washer and dry
$4,000 in a Az hrst
trust. A "good deaf for
you. Call ia. $1,000 70
see II today.