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1
insurance field and no ONCE
space "until a few months be-
fore Hoffa successfully maneu-
vered the insurance business
to them in early 1850 and 1851"
Since then. 1t added, Allen
lDorfman "pyramided his friend
ship with Hoffa into a financial
empire Of IL insurance agencies
and about 10 other business
entities"
Yesterdays unanimous report
also criticized Mr.. Hoffa, saying
ut would be hard to find q
labor leader who has so shame
lessly abused his members or
This trust"
He has betrayed these menu
bers so frequently" 1t continued,
that 1t has become abundantly
clear that Hoffa's chief interest
is his own advancement and
that Of his friends and cronies
Ia great number OF whom are
Iracketeers."
The eight-man committee
said that unless steps are taken
TO curb his powers, Mr.. Hoffa
will destroy the decent labor
movement in the United
States"
Other 0fiicials Named
1t named a number of other
Teamster officials for biting
criticism. including Harold Glib
bons. an International Teamster
Twice president from st. Louis;
William Presser, head Of the
Ohio Conference OF Transfers,
and Louis tBabe) Triscaro, one
of Mr.. Presser's top aides.
In q list Of specific COM
plants, the committee said:
/. That Mr.. Hoffa himself
and some Of his aides figured in
what 1t termed Sweetheart" or
substandard contracts nego-
tiated with the Highlander Mat
tress Co. and with a Des Moines
(Iowa) flrm, the Midwest Bur-
lap Bag Co. It said these con-
tracts serve to destroy Hoffa's
self-painted picture as a stead
fast champion of working peo-
Pile"
2. That "Hoffa has consist
emily supported the interests of
racketeer friends over those of
his own members"
3. That Mr.. Hoffa never
interfered with a costly "year.
long hinge" in a Miami hotel by
one Of his aides, Thomas Burke,
with the Teamsters paying the
bill.
4. That union funds supplied
by Mr.. Hoffa and Owen (Bert)
Brennan. a Detroit Teamster,
were used to help Indianapolis
lawyer, David Probstein, found
the State Cab Co. in In
dianapolis. and that Prob
stein subsequently disappeared,
a mystery which remains I'M
solved"
5. That Mr.. Hoffa and Mr..
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Instructors at Yale
To Join AU FucuIty

DR.. Charles H. Heimsath, an
instructor at Yale University,
will join the American Uni
versity faculty September l as
an associate professor of South
ern Asia Studies.
For the next two years, DR..
Heimsath will conduct research
on social refrom and NATIONAL
ism in India. The work has
been made possible through q
$4,000 grant from the Rookie
Teller Foundation.
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dissemination Rule
Asked in Britain

LONDON, Aug. 5 (AP).-
The British Law Society said
today it should be grounds for
divorce If a woman has a
child by artificial dissemination
without her husbands consent.
The society also recon-
mended that a husband who
fails to get his wife's consent
before acting as donor to
another woman should be sub
ject to a divorce action.
The recommendations were
made by the society's council
to a acknowledgements
committee on artificial in
semination, now considering
whether this practice demands
changes in the law.
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NIXON
NIXON
Cheering Poles Give
Visitor Big Sendoff
/. continued Prom FIrst Page

Continued From First Page
ana Vice President oskar
LANCE were at the airport To
SEE Mr.. Nixon of.
Mr.. Cyrankiewicz, who had
not been on hand to greet Mr.,
Nixon on arrival Sunday but
who has had several long talks
with him since, neld on ami
mated conversation with the
departing guest.
Girl Presents Flowers
Men. women and children,
nuns, priests and soldiers waved
IL an almost continuous line
along the route as Mr.. Nixon
drove TO the airport. Hundreds
leaned from apartment win
dows to watch the procession.
Mr.. Nixon waved back vigor-
ously. Some Of the Poles wiped
tears from their eyes as the
group moved by.
At the airport the Vice Presi-
dent stopped his black limou-
sine as a little girl climbed
over a fence with flowers for
him. He got out and accepted
her farewell offering with a
broad smile and a hug, and
he gave her one Of his ball
point pens in return.
In his farewell statement
Mr.. Nixon said the frank dis
cussions he had with Polish
leaders during his three-day
visit would contribute to closer
relations between the United
States and Poland.
Premier Inspects Plane
He emphasized again that
both the people and the Gov
eminent of the United States
are dedicated to world peace.
He said his visit had been a
very moving experience.
Z Before boarding the press
plane, Mr.. Nixon invited the
Premier, Mr.. Lange and other
officials to join United States
Ambassador and Mrs. Jacob
Beam in inspecting the huge
military jet.
With a laugh he told the
Polish officials: Mr.. Khru-
shchev spent one and one-half
hours aboard so I think you'd
like to see it too"
The Soviet Premier had in
spected the plane-a military
version of the Boeing TOT de-
signed for White House use
at Moscow's Vnukovo Airport
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LABOR
Continued From First Page


Democrat Of Georgia, pleaded
with the Rules Committee Il
give his stringent bill the inside
track in floor debate-expectec
to start next week. He urgec
the Rules Committee to shunt
aside the Labor Committee
bill. His co-sponsor is Repre-.
sentative Grimm. Republican o.
Michigan.
James c. Hagerty. the Presi.
dents press secretary, told re.
porters the President will speal
from his office for Is minutes
starting at 1880 pm. tomorrow
Mr.. Hagerty said the ARC
CHS and NBC networks will
televise the speech live. and
ABC. NBC and Mutual will
cover live by radio. CHS radio
he said, will carry the speech
either live or delayed.
In announcing the speech
Mr.. Hagerty emphasized that
the President will call for en-
actment of an effective reform
bill "this year." There is some
chance that controversy over
the legislation may delay &C.
ton until 1860.
Mr.. Hagerty refused to say
whether the President will spe.
cifically call for passage Of the
Landrun-G Griffin bill. At last
weeks press conference, Mr.
Eisenhower praised key feature.
Of this bill and said, I'm for it.
Mail Pouring In
If the Presidents speech in
spires a flow of mail to Con-
gress. Capitol Hill will be
deluged. Members of the House
report they already are receiv.
ing more mail on labor reform
than on any issue in a Ions
time. Letters and post cards
generally are divided between
constituents d andine
strong" legislation and those
warning against enactment oil
a bill that would punish
legitimate unions.
Lobbyists for the AFL-CIO
Transfers Union and bushes,
organizations are. very active
Some of them are bringing dele.
cations to Washington to visit
members of the House.
BY demanding. passage oil
legislation such as the Ian.
drum Griffin bill, Mr.. Eisen-
hover is matching his prestige
against the Democratic leader
ship. House Speaker Rayburr
on Monday Endorsed the mid.
playground Labor Committee
bill, sponsored by Representa-
tive Elliott, Democrat of Ala
bama. He implied the Landrum-
Griffin bill would hurt legit-
innate unions.
On the other wing is the bill
sponsored by Representative
Shelley, Democrat of Califor-
mia, and Endorsed by the ALL
CLIO. There are indications,
however, that the AFI-CIO
would consider itself lucky to
defeat the Landrum- Griffin
bill and escape with the mod
crate Elliott measure
The Elliott bill is somewhat
milder than the bill passed by
the Senate last April. The
Senate bill, in turn, is less
stringent than the Landrum-
Griffin bill.
Mr.. Shelley. testifying before
the Rules Committee, warned
against enacting labor legisla-
ton lin an emotional state
that will hurt unions"
Mr.. Shelley said he is a
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KHRUSHCHEV
Continued From First Page


Canada, he said in reply to
another question. because he
had not been invited.
To a question as to whether
the two visits of the Premier
and the President would be a
prelude or a substitute for a
summit conference. Mr.. Khru-
shchev replied the meeting was
designed primarily to discuss
problems between the two
countries.
1T is not designed to discuss
matters relating to other coun-
tries" he said, but added that
what affected the Soviet Union
and the United States also af-
fected other powers.
But it cannot take the place
Of the summit conference. which
will be a useful thing" he said.
Our position on meetings of
the leading statesmen of diff
ferent states is well known"
Mr.. Khrushchev said in his
opening statement.
Understanding Needed
1--WE favor that heads Of gov
ernments, or heads of states. or
people endowed with high trust
or authorization should meet
often and exchange opinions.
We believe that each meeting
would bring better understand
ing of questions which must be
solved and a better understand
ing of the positions of the part
ners in the negotiations. This
would help the achievement of
such solutions that would be
mutually advantageous for both
sides"
: Mr.. KhruShchev said, Il do
not attribute any particular
Significance to the form of ex-
changes of views between US,
whether they be talks or an
3unoficial discussion.
at is important at the end
of an exchange Of views to find
a common language and a COM
mon understanding of the ques-
tons which we will have to
settle.
I'VE feel that heads of gov
sernment or head of state should
meet and exchange opinions
more frequently.
I'VE believe that every meet
ing would bring about a better
understanding Of the position
of the other party to the talks"
Mr.. Khrushchev said, how
ever, that such talks can have
good results only if each
gparty makes a point of striving
to insure a lasting peace.
I'VE must act on the assump-
ton that no one loses by
peace promoting agreements.
AL nations only stand to gain
by them, since peace is thereby
fortified"
He added that the state of
relations between the worlds
two major powers "is extremely
important for peace"
IF there is an improvement
in Soviet United States rela-
ltions," he said, relations with
other countries will also i'm
prove and the dark clouds in
other parts of the world can
he dispelled."
The Soviet Union seeks
friendship not only with the
United States but with the
West in general, the Premier
said. adding:
1T would also like the U. S.
A. to be on good terms with
the countries friendly to the
U. S. S. r.
Il hope that the exchange
Of visits will be beneficial.
I'VE shall do everything we
can to see that the CONVERSE
lions help to establish better
understanding between the
U. s. S. r. and the U. S. A.
and promote peace"
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HOUSE BILLS MOVE
2 TIMES FASTER
THAN SENA'TE'S

By the Associated Press
The record shows the
House, with 436 members,
can act more than twice
as fast as the Senate, with
SO.
Statistics in the Con-
gressional Record on the
session through July 81
showed the Senate worked
1872 hours and IS minutes
with 583 bills passed; the
House worked 394 hours
and Al minutes with 691
bills passed.
That averages roughly
IS minutes a bill for the
Senate, 81 minutes for the
House.
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RIGHTS

Continued From First Page
Civil Rights Commission which
otherwise would expire at the
end Of next month.
Still another section would
provide for education Of chill
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EisENAcHER REALT
10. 4-5555

FARM, near Warrenton, Va.-l47
acres. rich cultivated land. Is
head cattle, 10 Yorkshire PIGS,
chance for only 5000 per acre.
Dial KE. S-o933 wkdays. after
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
LAKE BANCROFT AREA

soundly built Dutch Colonial in
area Of enhancing homes, A bet
ter place 70 bring up children,
Weli-proportioned rms, for all
CoSy firepl. and daylight bsmt
You VIII love the n6ighbors, As:
sumo large 81 loan. A real steal
WHITLEY. REALToR IA. s.s2oc
LINCOLNIA PARK = SAVE BUY
FROM OWNER, on gIl0 acre
CUSTOM built rambler, g. lse. rmS.,
2 baths, iiv, rn, with firepl,
UNIQUE bamboo foyer, 23.ft
pAneled den Of b,r. Ems. bsmt. hal
huge muraled walls, rec. rm.
hobby shop. ldry., etc, Brk. patio
overlooks pvt. woodland scenes,
Priced at FLA appraisal. SIC, 800;
financing avail. Call FL. 4.7469.
LORCOM LANE AREA, N. AIRING.
TON--only S27.0b0 for this lowell
brick home on large wooded
double lot, featuring 3 bedrms.
3 baths. screened porch, tremen.
dous recreation room. In one o.
ArlinRton's top locations. EE-
cellent terms. THE GROOM co.
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YEONAS REALTY
DIT 5.55n0


NEW BRICK RAMBLERS, Mr.. AN.
NANDALE. Well constructed, or
12-acre lots. 3 bedrooms, 2 full
baths, full basement with ground.
level and outside entrance. Under
the market at S29,95O. Choose
your own financing. TIHKLE
PROPERTIES, REALTORS, IA
NEW! NEW! NEW! Really the big.
gest values you'll see anywhere
One, long, low, rose-brick ram.
bier. Terrific lot, 9Sx151, all pri.
yate in rear. Full daylight bsmt.
3 bedrms.. 2 full baths, plenty
Of storage. Unbeatable at SCI 800
$1,000 down. The other. a 4-bed.
rm. home on a lot 103x141; day
light bsmt,, fireplace In liv. I'm.
de luxe kit. with all the built-ins
$4,000, $4,000 down. St. James
Parish, George Mason Jr. -Sr. High
School, walk to public grade
schools. Call today on these :
super values. JE. 10000, VIM. A
CHAPMAN REALTY, INC, REAL.
TOR.
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FALLS CHURCH CONTEMPORARY

'AI.LS CHURCH CONTEMPORAR,
Writer reluctantly selling 81
bedroom rambler. Floor-to-
ceiling glass, cathedral win
dows. white brick fireplace,
central air conditioning, GE
kitchen, dishwasher, washer
drier, disposal, range, refrig-
orator; A-acre corner lot;
wooded neighborhood; S19,-
300. Can assume our 5h FILA
loan, flexible financing. No
agents, please. Immediate
occupancy available. JE. q
1898.
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SLEEPY HOLLOW - ls-acre lot
ideal for the gardener or dol
lover, surrounds this red brici
rambler in fashionable Sleepy Hol
low; 3 bedrooms q twin.sized)
living room with floor-t -ceilini
brick fireplace wall, YOUNGSTOWN
kitchen. built.in breakfast room
big, full bsmt. is ideal for rec
rm. with additional space for stor'
age; unusual IN price for this 70
BROS, Realtors. ia. 7-s500.
SLEEPY HOLLOW AREA,
new 9-rm. split-level; 4-bed-
with With additional Kit huge
patio, 54-acre wooded lot.
Flexible financing. OWNER
offers at $31,600. JE. 2.
5642.
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NEAR CIA-MELPAR

This split-level home offers the
perfect setting for the perfect
home, combining the unique
charm, beauty and grandeur o.
virEinia'ss . green ,, rolling woodland oc.s
room with y bath; Kitchen is 9
modern marvel with eye-level over
range. Other desirable features
include storm windows, wall-to-
wall carpeting and garage. It's
real value is reflected in the low
sale price of S22,500.
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YEONAS REALTY, INC.
OWNER GONE

MUST DE solo, SbUO dn,,
payments S96 .06 per month plus
taxes and insurance; price, Sl6,-
900, subject to FHA-approved A.
nancing. first trust. $4,000. You
should earn $1,000 per year.
11a BATHS
full bedrooms, knotty-pine fam
ily room; loaded with extras: dis
posal. dishwasher. refrieerator,
wall even: breakfast bar. Come
s SIC 5GT s sse ccR SsnT 'S sSI
S dTiVe BY ssls 81 Bladder 4 Free fsst arrive e
Franconia I'd. (sprinsfeid shop
ping eenterl approximately 1 milel
TO Rosehill entrance ION left)
right on Rosehiil drive 8 block
past schools to Apple Tree drive
left on Apple Tree TO Saddle Tree
right to 2315. From AlexandriJ
on Telegraph road to Rosehii
drive right to Apple Tree any
right to Saddle Tree, right TO 23l5
VIEW OF ID. @. from
the upper porch Of this large brici
to D. G. and has four bedrooms Sr
ga baths, formal living room will
fireplace, Mrge modern kitchen,
porches, recreation room with IRE
place and an Anchor fenced tree
shaded yard. For the large famil,
desiring proximity to everything
this is the home to see. Price
$4,000. Excellent terms. Call CT
$4,000, POMPONIO REALTY
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EXCLUSIVE WITH
GORDIN-MENSH
REALTY CORPORATION

1917 Quaker Lane
Alexandria, Virginia
King 8-2320
Lee Hishway (Rte. 2e-2lD
Fairfax, Virginia
Crescent 3-4560
o. 8. / at Route 1913
Woodbridge, virgisia
Dial 703-GypSy 4-6090
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BUSINESS PROP, F0R RENT

DOWNTOWN FIRRPROOF BLDG
Prominent corner. near Federal
Triangle; stories and basement,
approximately 1900 square feet,
soned c-S-B; Mr.; Pardos,, Of.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
BY OWNER

ARLINGTON BLVD, o22
Assume lse. loan: $4,000, S-bedrmS
~" study liyi rm; with nIs I,
S Wooded ri iot i Eaes Rus bus s .S p SaiE
Of Corners. $1,000. JE. 1904
RANcHER, set beau,
titully on q private ,asrs I.nvi
TWINS Wo ov s3S adrd Ssspiac' YC aHf
price q Just Si4. 500, can . I,
ebeaSs;; R SiSs3s; sH sSSS %ll.C {
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ALEX, s.-Vacant, Rent with OPP
ton to buyl 2 or 8 bedrms brick
and shingle; bsmt., rec. rm,; sep.
din, rm.: awnings, storm windows
and doors: washer and drier. $3.50
SaAs1ar ie dHNr i ST. SEaT G L1W
now HAMMER REAL ESTATE,
INC, KI. S-1012.
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MnIEn MY

RAMBLER BUYA-bedEm.. ia.
features lse; lily. rnn. with nrepl,,
with dishwasher and breakfast
bar. Full English bsmt. has rec
rnn.; Ice. shaded lot. Owner
dn. will handle. Cali nowil on.
DENINO REALTY, INC, ia. 4.
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OWN AN ESTATE

SMALL FARM Of 80 acres, mostly
cleared with good highway 'front.'
age Near Clifton, Va. Older house
spS Sesntiu s setrns ana mseO s sSs
houses in excellent condition. An
agent in our Fairfax ONCE will be
happy to show this farm to you.
GORDIN-MENSH REALTY CORP.
CIR. 3-4560
14S, cLosE-IN PRINCE WILLIAM
ACRES-Good 9-rm. house Just re-
modelled cost $4,000; bath. storm
windows and doors, mod. kit. and
study. Ideal to subdivide. Death
OF owner reason for selling.
$4,000; reas. cash.
200 RICH ACRES-You have never
seen such grass on any farm. Will
winter 100 head Of cattle. New
large cattle bank barn with 2
large silos; fencing good. Price,
$50 ACRES - Choice Fauquier
County: 1 mi. road frontage.
This is the horse country Of Viz.
ginia, $4,000.
Dillon Land Co., Inc.
JE. 1000 Open til 8 Ewes.
g 5000 d'S SIS Il si$. gS6s'' Also, veg IL
acres lge. 9-rm. house; excellent
view; 2scar gar. barn, poultry
house, $4,000. SIN. down pay.
ment. II you are looking for large
or small farms to buy or rent, eau
Dillon Land Co., Inc.
JE. 4-4Q40 Open It'll 9 Ewes.
500 On, $50 MO. buys for IS, 500,
ga acres. z rms, metal roof,
1replaces, 3 porches; on u. s. 522,
mr., TOM; 100 mi. 50. Of D. C.
!; L. SELL, Br., Louisa, Va. Phi.
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7061 Brookfield Place
SPRINGFIELD, Virsinia
Fleetwood 4-8600
g31 North Glebe Road
Arlington. Virginia
Jackson $4,000
1918 Richmond Highway
Alexandria, Virsinis
South $500 4
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room, screened porch; $4,000
FLA. OWNER, KE. $4,000. Nc
agents.
MCLEAN s9O,05O-4 bedrms.,
split on beautiful Ha-acre lot;
built-in type kitchen with table
space, sep. din. rm.. large liv. rm
with firepl. and area for recrea.
ton rm. with roughed-in bath anc
ground-level exit in rear; city
utilities: quiet desd-end St,
blks. to schools. FLORANCE
REALTY. 1917 Wilson blvd, ia
MOVIE STAR WANTED-The mos
attractive and practical home IL
entry with hanging chandelier
f nSton " op ossn Sner and fUm
ciousness that Is seldom seen. IN,
kitchen is fabulous, with cornel
sink and finest cabinets. 14x1t
master bedroom, three luxury ap'
pointed baths; lower level ofierI
two dressing rooms, richly nm
ished family room and adjoining
bar room with Sliding.glass door
leading to enclosed 16x32 swim
ming pool. This new maintenance
free home is centrally air condi
toned and located on beautiful
la-acre lot. S41.750, with mos
flexible terms. JE. 4-22SS. PAR
KER. SMITH g. DoNNELL, REAL
TORS.
MT. VERNON AREA = 6-mo. -old
spacious brk. redwood Colonial, 8
bedrmso 2b baths. full bsmt.,
flrepl., carport, porch; 17,000-sa.-
It. heavily wooded lot; many ex-
tras. S22,500, assume large 81
Ian s By owE YER So oy! S5SgS a. 81
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Showcase
Split-Level
Rancher

Reduced $1,000 for immediate sale
Here's a OUR-BEDROOM, 3.
BATH home, Just . yrs. old and IL
better-than-new condition. Fea,
lures, a lovely picture-windowe
living room with fireplace, sepa'
rate dining room, cleaning FULLY
equipped kitchen, Inahogany-pan'
eled recreation room with slidinl
earport' I many 70 otbes Rs extrss PI pnI
this on your must see" list to.
day. Full price. Just S27.950.
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GRACE A. KEMPTON

NILAOE n. MIMI 1O1N
REALTOR
49,. Mclean, Va.
Ell. 6.4e34 Ell. 6-326S
McLEAN--Lovely 3-bedrm. and 2h-
bath split-level on . half-acre
tree.studded lot. This Is in an
area of homes priced in the mid
die 30s, yet We can ofier this gem
to you at only $4,000. CALL
NOW LURfA BROS, Realtors, ia
$4,000. 204s Wilson blvd.
Mclean AREA-Corner lot: 3-bed-
rm, brick rambler. liv. rm. with
fireplace, separate din. nm, ex'
pandable End floor, outside en-:
trance to full basement, finished
rec; rm' II with o-6 6sr and near
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Diplomatic COrDS

Diplomatic Corps
SR. GOVERNMENT OFFICIAL -
Space, gracious appointments, new
white. brick-and-mahogany tri-
level home, with. deep wide lot,
and interesting view. 16x34 liv-
ing room. formal dining room,
pecan-paneled study with fireplace
and private bath. 4 twin.bed
rooms, two baths on top level:
master bedroom has twin closets
and dressing room, z telephone
outlets, electric intercom. system
with AM and FIN radio. To see,
Real Estate Service, Inc.
ia. 10000 Ewes. ia. 4-5673
EAT YOUR THANKSGIVING TUR-
KEY by this beautiful rock fiire-
place. Two bedrooms down, I'm
ished stairway to expansion attic.
Large level lot. Grapes go with
house. Don't delay, call today
Priced ct only Sl2,95O. ARFAx
REALTY. INC, JE. $4,000.
f dHoRo1ANr e eoEoNi4l, sE5 oEdsl.S
by hemlock and holly hedge: pro-
fessionally Handicapped erounds in.
clude tiasstone walk under arch
way of white dogwood; lockwood,
Towering shrubs and sunken gar
dens: circular driveway to 2-car
garage and guesthouse; asking
$4,000. For further information,
call ia. $4,000, SHANNON a
LuCHS, REALTORS, 2065 Wilson
blvd.
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McLEAN--S24,e50

Contemporary, 3-bedroom, 2-bath
playrm. rambler, with basement
Can assume Navy oficer's 6AT,
mortgage. Walk to elementary anC
h. s. Low living cost; gas heat
Laundromat included.
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so AcREs-sToNE HOUSE

Beautiful view Of surroundins eoun-
tryside from hilltop; 2 barns; z
living rms, modern kitchen, 2
bedrms., 2 baths; guest house;
pond for fishing and swimming.
81 SIS. S tSls E fss q SfIs' i0r only
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w. VA. SPECIAL

$50 ACRES, 200 acres in cultivs-
terms. A HUNTERS PARAD1sEl
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This gracious, older home on q
knoll surveys the countryside neal
Great Falls. 8 spacious rooms
modern kitchen with dishwasher
8 baths, 8 flreplaces. Call today
Only $4,000.
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FARMS FARMS FARMS

EMMITsBURG, MD.-9s acres.
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Beaut. view Of Blue Ridge Noun:
tains, between likes Farm" and
the underground Pentagon. Only
S12,960.
BRENTWOOD, PENNA.--309 acres
in high state Of cultivation: q new
brick home and barn: all CROWNS
crops. Immed. poss. Only $50 an