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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-13
Fight Pledged
For Funds 10
Curb Pollution
Curthy to Seek
To Have $40 Million
Restored to Bill

Senator Mccarthy, Democrat
Of Minnesota, today pledged a
floor fight to restore $40 million
which had been cut from the
proposed 500 million authori-
cation to expand the Federal
Pollution Abatement Act.
The $40 million cut in the
original figure was unexpect-
eddy voted earlier this week by
the Senate Public Works Com
mittee. Proponents of the full
amount have bitterly COM
planned the committee session
was called a week ahead Of
schedule so they would not be
present to argue for it.
At public hearings conducted
by Senator Kerr, Democrat of
Oklahoma. the sentiment of
witnesses and committee mem
bers alike was overwhelmingly
in support of the 500 million
authorization.
Disposal Works Needed
The present authorization is
$50 million. Congress voted
the full sum for the current
year. 1t is distributed to the
States for waste disposal works
construction voted by Congress.
The bill raising the authorize
ton to 500 million, sponsored
by Representative Blatnik,
Democrat of Minnesota, has
passed the House.
Senator Mccarthy said he is
trying to line up fellow men,
bers of the public works group
to sign a dissent to the COM
mittee recommendation. He
expects to introduce amend
ments on the floor of the Sem
ate when the bill is called up.
These would reinstate all the
provisions the committee struck
from the original bill.
Industry Is Blamed
ConservationistS and health
officials, meanwhile, have &C
cused the committee of wreck
ing the measure, which is de-
signed to assure Federal aid
in helping communities reduce
their staggering backlog of
waste disposal facilities.
The National Wildlife FEEDER
alton. for one. blamed industry
pressure for the committee ac-
ton.
The whole anti-pollution
program has been consistently
opposed by trade associations
representing certain polluting
industries" a federation spokes-
man asserted. They apparent
ly fear that if municipal sewage
is eliminated from Americas
streams and beaches, the spot
light will be turned more effec-
lively on their own poisonous
effluents."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-13
LongH Hits Enemies
Of His Dairy Bill
Blasts Justice Departments |
Antitrust Unit for Opposition
BY GILBERT GIMBLE
Star STAFF Writer

Senator Long today blasted the Justice Department for IT,
opposition to bill he has introduced exemptng farmer cb
operatives from antitrust laws He said the departments
antitrust lawyers bearing down tadpoes while
the sharks gobbled up everything in the pond"
The Louisiana Democrat the eadof witness at /
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-13
Foirfox Board to Get
Secret School PIon

The acting chairman of the Fairfax County School
said today he would be glad to tell the Supervisors
about the school desegregaon plan and why being kept
secret.
There's to hide it from them" said Theodore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-13
By MICHAEL MOK
Star Statf Writer

The sword, forged for a Sam
urai warrior $50 years ago,
lost after World War II and
found yesterday by a small
man who has forgotten how to
be impatient, was on it's way
home today.
1t began with phone call.
You have a japanese Sword?"
the small man repeated into
the telephone with so much
interest that each caller felt
he might have one of the
AZ priceless weapons juno
Sato came from the Orient to
find.
"Assuredly, most valuable"
said the treasure hunter pa
tiently to the parade of men
and women who broke out
gimcrack weapons in his room
at the Lafayette Hotel, Despite
the turnout, he had failed to
find a single prize.
Mr.. Sato, representing his
country's National. Society for
the Preservation of Artistic
Japanese Swords, is touring the
United States winnowing the
heap of some $4,000 swords
brought home from the Far
East by CTS at the end of
World War II He hopes to
recover a few of the AZ ancient
weapons designated as national
treasures by the Japanese gov
eminent.
Quickened Breath
When Frank Aiello, The
Stars local retail advertising
manager, handed over the
sword a Japanese officer had
surrendered to him, Mr.. Sato
said nothing but drew his
breath.
Where did you get it?"
asked the former diplomat.
Mr.. Aiello related how, as
an officer on the staff of 1t.
Gen. Robert L. Eichelberger,
commander of the 9th Army,
he arrived in Tokyo before
Japan had formally sur
rendered.
The sword was one of thou
sands turned over to the
United States forces by sur
rendering japanese officers.
"Ah, so but you can't be
sure. 1t is like a priceless old
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-13

mon, school board chairman,
is out of town until Tuesday.
Mr.. Heriot commented on
the supervisors suggestion yes
terday that the school board
clarity" the desegregation
plan, which was announced last
Saturday. School board mem
bers have declined previously to
discuss the details or to tell
why the details were not being
made public.
Mr.. Heriot said he did not
see any reason why the super
visors should not know "as Of
f1cials of the county"
IT would be very glad to dis
cusS it with the chairman of the
Board of Supervisors" Mr.. Her
lot added.
They're like everybody else.
They'd like to know, too," he
said.
Mr.. Heriot said he would tell
the supervisors why school
officials feel secrecy is neces-
sary, and would tell them
details of the plan If requested
Special Meeting
The suggestion that the
school board clarity it's policy
was made at a special meeting
of the supervisors. The meeting
was called only for routine
county matters that required
the official stamp of the board.
Because it was a special
meeting. the board could act
officially only on the routine
matters before it.
But discussion of the de-
segregation plan was started by
Supervisor Thomas S. Gray
who said he thought the
people should know the rea-
sons why" the plan was being
kept secret.
/ Mr.. Gray stressed that there
is no conflict" with the school
board but that he would like to
know the reasons.
Fairfax County has had re-
quests for 26 Negro students to
enter white schools this fall,
Under existing law, assign
ments are under the authority
of the State Pupil Placement
Board.
Suit Threatened
The State board has failed
to approve the applications and
Negro attorneys have threat
ened to file suit in Alexandria
Federal Court to gain admis-
sion of the students.
The recently adopted Perrow
freedom of choice" program
will give local school boards
authority to make their pupil
assignments next March, if the
local boards want such control.
Mr.. Gray, who said he had
received many telephone calls
from persons who wanted to
know why the plan was being
kept secret, said: ANY public
body in this county that takes
action and keeps it secret is
taking improper action"
Supervisor R. P. Ovenshine
Iretorted that there is no ur-
gency now that requires dis
cussion" of any desegregation
plan.
THE school board is respon-
isible for the schools, not this
board" Gen. Ovenshine said,
adding: II think we should give
them the respect to which they
are entitled"
Stuart DeBell. chairman of
the Board of Supervisors, told
the other board members
People call me and I can't tell
them why" the school board is
not disclosing the plan.
Both Gen. Ovenshine and
Supervisor William H. Moss
said such request for in
formation from the school
board could lead to long public
discussion at the next special
meeting of the supervisors at 3
pm. next Wednesday.
This is going to trigger a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-13

Mr.. Sato has to be sure, be-
cause he permits himself no
mistakes.
AS he pounded the deadly,
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master-there we're forgers in
plenty 500 years ago." Mr.. Sato
cautioned, but his eyes cleaned
behind his glasses.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29
YOUR GUIDE TO BETTER LIVING
IN NEARBY VIRGINIA:
$24,500-New Brick
Center Hall

One Of the areas finest build
ers has Just completed this
lovely rambler and it's ready
for immediate occupancy! The
full basement is ideally
planned for recreation room
with its large picture window,
coy fireplace; roughed-in bath
and daylight entrance. Up
stairs you'll find a 20-ft. liv-
ing room with fireplace; for
NAL size dining room with
exit to potential carDort or
patio area: Aft. kit. with
room for eating and the latest
equipment incl. frost-free re-
frigerstOT; :i-bedrms. (master
bedroom, 17x11 with walk in
closet, 2 full baths, featuring
colored fixtures: permanent
stairs to full storage attic.
Home is situated on over q =
acre lot with tall trees and
Just q stones throw from lake
With privileges available, Call
OR 3-4560.
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$45,000-1 Acre
Air Conditioned

A gracious brick rambler In q
select area close in Alexan-
dria. Exquisite entrance hall,
spacious living room featuring
marble fireplace framed by
mirrors. Generous kitchen Of
fering every convenience con-
ceivable. including built-in
breakfast bar; den, three bed
rooms 21X1S. lSx15. 29Xl5,
3 full baths. . half baths, full
basement with 21xl4 utility
room, 3Ox24 recreation room
with fireplace paneled in solid
mahogany: separate maids
quarters including its own
kitchen: large f1agStone porch
of living room. "s-car garage:
to see this lovely residence,
call XII. S-2320.
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$l6,99O Up
New Section-RoSe Hill

Select your home from these
beautiful partial brick ram
blers, Hplit-levels and English
basement" ramblers. in popu-
lar Rose Hill Park. This is one
OF the areas most praised
communities, t h oug i fully
planned with consideration OF
trees and topography. 3 bed
rooms, some ex,pandable to 4:
. full baths. full Easements in
many, all have WeStinghouse
dream kitchens: you can have
carport, fireplace and air con-
ditioning at moderate cost.
Lots range from =. to y acre:
all CITY utilities: a private
swimming and tennis club in
full swing. and q shopping
center right at hand. All
sample homes are air-condi-
toned for your comfort. Open
days a week. 10 am. It'll
dark. Drive out Shirley high
way. ga miles on Franconia
road to Rose Hill Farms. turn
right and follow signs, or call
XII. S-2320,
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SSl ,oUU
Near Country Club

A beautiful 81 #. rose brick
rambler overlooking the river
In one of the finer residential
areas below Alexandra. Ibis
custom home is barely out of
its cradle and features all the
reflnements of your dreams.
81 IT. living room French
doors on the dining room lead
to a 14X2S #. screened living
area: roomy all-electric kitch-
en- with . wall ovens, counter
top range. spacious refrisera-
tor-freezer. dishwasher, dis
posal. washer and dryer. pam
try and breakfast area; 3
nice size bedrooms with leads
Of closet space: 3 full baths,
full basement with tiled area
for recreation: and attached
garage: close to bus. schools.
shopping and churches. Ex-
cellent financing can be ar
ranged to suit. Call so 8.
600.
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$16,450-Brick Rambler
Full Basement

No money down. GI: con-
veniently located Just Is
minutesI below Alexandria, is
this 3-bedroom home Offering
city utilities, curbS and side
walks on a paved street; liv-
ing room with picture win.
dow, separate dining room,
bright modern kitchen with
eye-level oven eounter-top
range and disposal; daylight
basement with space for q
recreation room. Over "a acre
lot with trees. Call FL. A.
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$l7,500-Bi- Level
4 Bedrooms

It's lust a short walk Ia
school for the Riddles from
this attractive lKa-vear-oid
brick and frame home lust
on Franconia Road. Living
room, separate dining room,
uD to date kitchen, . full
baths. basement storage with
outside entrance, ASST. lot
and carport. FILA only $3.50
DOWNFALL so. 5000.
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SALE OR LEASE
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
GEORGETOWN

Cor. 3-story BLDG. plus parking /;
approx. l,500 so, It. per floor
storage space in bsmt. Immed.
occupancy. JOLLES L. SENNETT
CO. D1. 7-4244.
MOD. BLDG, $3.50 So. IT. 10000
so. #. Of parking. Newly redeco-
rated in the heart Of Fairfax, Va,
lust around the corner from
Fairfax Court House Ideal for
real estate once, drug store,
etc. Call MR.. PAGE. JE. $4,000.
I2I MASS. AVE. NV. = Corner
store - entrances-approx. 1000
so. IT., plus basement strR., Ex-
eel. for liquor Store-carry-ou
shop etc. ReaS. rent-Call LEO
M. BERNSTEIN a. CO., Agent.
DE. 2-S4S4.
1880 SO. FIT. in commercial BLDG >,
cow. located mr.. downtown. APP
prox. l.5OO so. IT. OF attrac
finished of1ces. Balance in 1-Story
shop or storage space. Small
parking lot in rear is included.
Ideal loo. for printer, distributors
or those who prefer To be in the
e center of metropolitan area.
WEAVER BROS. INC.
MORTGAGE BANKERS
WASH. BLDG. DI. $4,000
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$26,950-Tri-Leve
Alexandria

This lovely brick home is sit
uated in one of Alexandria's
select neighborhoods and Of
fers a 20-ft. living room with
fireplace and dining area:
roomy modern kitchen in
Guiding dishwasher; 4 bed
rooms, 12x17. '5xl9. lOx12,
l2x1S: ia paths, efficiency
basement with large utility
room charming balcony,
built-in garage: walk 20 bus.
over 10000 square feet of
land with beautiful shade
trees: owner will Tedecorate
to your tastes. Call so. D.
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$22, $50; Dream Kitchen
3-5 Bedrooms

A fine home of generously
proportional rooms featuring
q beautiful brick floor to
ceiling fireplace In the living
room. all electric kitchen with
room for 1inette; formal sized
dining room, 3 BEDROOMS and
. full baths on first floor. The
full daylight basement with
fireplace is unfinished but is
planned for . more bedrooms.
laundry room, additional bath
and a4x20 recreation room:
also . car carporI; $4,000
square foot corner lot with
trees. Call CIR. $4,000.
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STORES FOR RENT
GAITHERsBURG = Modern sto

G AITHERSBURG - Modern store,
next to county liquor dispensary
1,5OO 50. #, plus basement. $3.50
mo. Call JU 5-1444 for appoint
ment to see.
VIENNA, Glyndon shopping center
Opened June /, incl. lac. Drug
Fair. Safewsy. High's and others
All report exceptionally good bust
ness. FOR RENT, 20x60 store
Prefer tenant selling goods or
services for women and children
Mr. sITKIN, IA. 2-l661 or KE
6-932s. -
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WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

ALEX 9,OOO-so.- FIT. BLDG, NEW!
Omces. showrm., storage. light mfg
On Duke St, quick route to Wash
by Shirley hwy; pvt. parking,
Mr. STEIN. XII. 1884. XII. a-s59s
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$21,500-3 Bedrooms
View of Lake

Unbelievable setting for this
price range, overlooking big
spring-fed lake; living room
with charming fireplace, en-
trance foyer, big modern
kitchen. 3 large bedrooms, 2
full baths and space for a rec
reation room with fireplace
In the full basement: Gear
carport. 1t will be worth your
time Just to see the view. Call
so. 5000.
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$l8,250-Over u Acre
Brick Rambler

Attractive Soft. home in used
brick featuring two fireplaces,
built in bookcases in living
room; separate dining room.
kitchen up to the minute with
disposal, 2 good size bed
rooms, back porch, full cut
side entrance hasemen. with
recreation space. Lovely trees
on property 81, 800 down
FLA. Immediate possession.
Call FL 4-S6O0
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$l2.950-$400 Down
Full Basement

A we'll kept brick semi-de-
tached home on a 100 IT.
level lot. Rear yard fenced
of street parking, living
room, dining room, equipped
kitchen. . nice size bedrooms,
bright bath: outside entrance
to basement; washer included:
walk TO bus school and shop.
Call XII $4,000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29
$23, 500-Brick Colonial
Falls Church

This charming, a-Story home
is situated on a wide street
of tall shade trees and lovely
residences, 23I2-ft. living
room, formal dining room. 16-
#. kitchen with disposal; IA
IT. screened porch, 3 twin
size bedrooms. Ia baths. full
basement with utility room
and recreation area: detached
garage; yard is shaded front
and rear. Walk to shopping,
bus and school. Excellent FLA
financing. Call ia. 4-bU60.
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YEONAS REALTY
DU. 5-5500

$4,000 is the FHA appraisal and
the full price for this Immaculate
2-bedrm. rambler In the elose-in
and convenient WeStover area OF
N. Arl,; | blk. TO express transp.
Sep. din, rm., screened porch,
fully equip. kit, full eround-level
bsmt. with rec. rm. and . picture
windows, built-in garage, lovely
lot. $3.50 dn. pymt. and balance
In 30-yr. LIST trust with monthly
payments GsiII. t Of T, So bs IS For further
elusive AGENTS, IA. 5-9393, once
omen q iii n
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
OVER " ACRE TREES

this very lovely 4-bedroom
Large living room with fireplace,
family -sized dining room. large
screened porch, plus q library. and
finished rec. room with fireplace
three full baths, tremendous and
beautiful yard. q home that Is full
OF charm. BY appointment, call
ia, b-lbbO, ATLAS REALTY CO.,
4f5l Lee hishway 1corner 0lebe
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10 ACRES
"a ACRES-S44,O 900
HIRST
nrpkers

Annandsle, Va. CT. 5000
COLORED WOODBRIDGE NE. y
level cor. lot only $500. Terms.
KAY REALTY CO, RA. $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-07-29

Nestled Under Shade
On the Beaten Path

only . minutes to Fl. Myer or
Pentagon. Stone and frame ex-
terror radiateS quality. 3 diversified
bedrms.. liv. rm. has stone firepl.,
full din rm., eatinR-space kit,
bsmt., super de luxe and economy
priced &l1g50. Already financed
for low Own. pymt. Call ia. =
Oob0 or IA 7.0o0U
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Metropolitan Realty Exchange
Liz WilSnn Blvd. la A-2ahl
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8,500-Lovely View
Falls Church

Situated on high elevation
1876 IT. lot with view for miles
around. Solid brick rambler
In walking distance OF bus,
shopping and schools public
and parochiaD. Fireplace in
living room; bright kitchen
with disposal and eating
space; 3 bedrooms. tiled bath
with colored fixtures: full
basement featuring tiled rec
reation room and outside en-
trance. Numerous bearing
fruit trees. lovely shrubs and
two dogvood trees. Call IA.
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MOST VALUE

for the money. A well built brick
and frame home on more than
half an acre with bedrms. and
full bsmt. for less than replace
ment cost. Only S19,5OO,
MCLEAN REALTY Co.
Ell. 6-4l72
NEAT AS A PIN and cute and
coy this immac. brk. rambler is
situated on cor. lot in a desir-
able close-in location and nr.
transp. and schools. 1t has nice
kit. with eating space. sep. din.
rm., and . good-siZe bedrms., nice
rear patio with outside firepl.,
many shrubs and young trees.
Priced TO sell at S15.950. Call be-
fore it's gone, ia. 5-a400. BET
TER HOMES REALTY, INC,
REALTORS.
NEED MORE BEDRMS.? Then be
sure to see this charming 4-bed-
rm.. 2-bath rambler in most COW.
N. Arlington location. Full bsmt. ,
walk to shops. And best OF all
priced at S1S,750. For a good
home priced right. see this out
standing offer Dial ia. 5-940O.
BETTER HOMES REALTY, INC,
REAI,l ORS
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED

ALL TYPES investment property
needed. Call Mr.. Price, RUTHER-
FORD & sHULLEY. INC, Ju.
5000.
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MilkeV Realty Co.

NEW BRICK SPLIT-LEVEL-5 bed
rms, :, baths, liv. rm., din. rm.,
kit, util rm.. I'm. rec. rm., > Are
pls., concrete patio, driveway and
carp3rt; intercom; lined Grapes;
- acre; near Fairfax circle. No
agents. DU. 5-9450
NORTH ARLINGToN-Brand-new
eXcitingly different brk.. bi-leyel
home. built on q hillside; has
many interesting features; must
see to appreciate: S23,150. TINKLE
PROPERTIES, INC, Realtor, ia.
5-1207.
N. ARL.-Custom- built. 3-bedrm.,
2-bath split-level; rear screened
porch, garage. de luxe kitchen.
large family rm., large lot with
trees, and view of WASHINGTON
Golf and Country Club. Children
walk to schools. 4l2et loan can be
assumed. Call OWNER at ia
1-30Sl.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

WHY REMIT si07 per month will
III family home in excellent North
Arlington location. All brick, 2
S Ssd pfstty level f fenced yard. Most
convenient TO bus, public and lpa-
rochial schools close by. Cash
above FHA loan OF can finance
conventional; CAL TO see; "a,
REALTORS, a0bb Wilson blvd.
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LAKE BARCROFT-Contemporary
brick split-level beauty, featured
by 23xl9-tt. llv. rm., l6x13-ft.
din. rm. lS-ft. kit, 4 bedrms. ;,
ga baths, cool screened porch
and rec rm Beautiful wooded lot
overlooking the lake. Asking pirce,
oDDENiNo REALTY. INC. Bro
kerS OF Quality Homes" 1865 Will
son blvd. Arl., Va, IA. 4-5656.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE


A "ONE-OF-A.kIND" property that
will be the answer to someone's
prayer. c. coming that may be
zoned industrial. Over 10000 50.
IT. sitting between . busy high
ways and adjoining other COM
mercial-industrial activities. Six
large 60-ft. high sILOs which are
adaptable for Q number OF uses.
Has a large warehouse and O rail
spur directly into the yard. Sewer,
water and EVERYTHING. This Is
q real GAsSERl!l First time Of
fered at SSs,000, and II your OPP
Grafton lends itself to this prop
erty, you'll grab It'll! Exclusive
with BOWERS BROS, AP. 7-S4O0.
AN IDEAL LOCATION for any in
dustrial purpose. Will sell $4,000
SO. II. completely level and fenced;
or will sell additional $500 So
n. with once, shop and ware
house. Railroad siding, sewer and
water. Just listed Exclusive with
BOWERS BROS, AP. T-S4OO.
HYATTS.-I5.4OO so. IT. level land.
Owner must sell. Priced below
market at S1O,5OO. TO. 9-5499.
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LAKE BANCROFT

Has many beautiful homes. but
this, we believe, is the finest.
Brand sparkling new, custom
built, 3 big bedrooms "A lead to
baIcony overlooking the lake,, fab
ulouS 35-ft. living room, 40 it. fam
lily room. both overlook your own
private beach and dock, and still
another 35-ft. rec. room. Planned
and designed to accent the heavily
wooded lot. It's q home OF distinc-
ton that is for a person who ap-
preciates the best. BY appoint
ment, call IA. 5-l550, ATLAS
REALTY co. 1851 Lee highway
corner Glebe rdI.
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STORES FOR RENT
IcoNTlNUtDl

PENN DAw shopping center. At the
Intersection of U, q. Rte. 1 and
Kings hwy, nov under construc-
tion; stores ready late fall; park
tnF 500 cars. prime locations
aVail suit, for mems wear. FAM
ily shoes, appliances, iewelry: ma
tOr stores leased. Call Mr.. Kibbe
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EVERYTHING for the discrimi-
this chafmingly different brk. split
level. ! big bedrms.. e0X14.
ga baths, sep din. rm.. biz dream
cleo. kit. full above-ground rec
rm. level plus full bsmt. level:
csrpOrt: LARGE tree-shaded lot, .
yrs. young and offered for immed.
sale at only S2S,50O. For further
details call THE DARBY CO. Ex-
omen 2 til q
EYE APPEAL-Lovely three-bedrm..
2-oath antidue-brick ramoler on
terrific close-in is-acre lot; beau
tiful birch kitchen, separate din
Ing room, full basement, builtin
garage: S"1.95n JE 4-22SS,
PARKER SMITH a. DONNELL,
REALTORS