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FARMS

BEAUTIFUL OLD HOME on 20
DC, 3 miles from bay, ] mile
house, , wells; all for S1S,750,
cash. trade or terms. RE, 5-S347'
RE. 6-6s64, FELLOWS RTLY Go.
50
ON POTOMAC RIVER
At Berkeley springs-6-rm. house
and > rms. Water and electricity;
Ia acres, good land. Hunting,
fishing and swimming; S3.l00:
MD.-l00 A.-CATTLE
8 rooms, bath; barn; outbldgs.;
fenced: 4 springs; beautiful view;
close Route 40 west; $1,000;
down, $4,000.
OVER 100 LISTINGS
OF farms or orchards to choose
from. RE. 7-S112; ewes. LA: g.
594S; Sats., Sun, PA. 4-4997.
EUGENE P. NIXON
5-ACRE FARMETTE, near oxon
Hill, Md. II min. D. C.-3-bedrm
asbestos shingle modern home
New $4,000 barn. Ideal for train
ing horses, dogs. etc. Asking
S25, 900. See and make offer
MORRIS REALTY, 1924 Penna
ave. Sc. LII. 2-3362, LII. 1-4772
$50 On. $50 MO. buys for 50, Ice
is acres; crude arm. bungalow
cleo: State I'd: ~ mi. south D. e
L, L. SELF, Agt., Louisa, Va. Pm.
day 14S; ewes. 113-J.
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WILL SACRIFICED | /!

Ideal location for a lei
surely living subdivision fac
ing . super highways Gov.
Richie, BALTIC -Annapolis).
Mile and "a from Annap-
oils. The price. $4,000. 40
acres. Call Mr.. Jolson, ST.
$1,000. EN-. 3-0592, JAMES
L. DIXON a. CO., Realtors.
C0LORED-NEW GLENW or
PARK = Beaut. h-acre wooded
lots. only 20 min. to d. c.: only
$3.50 down and S35 per mo. NJ
LEO sTORCH. DEVELOPER, SIP
$4,000.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
OWNERS

In Silver Spring or Bethesda
Client wishes to buy land, zonec
industrial. 1000 So. #. or more
ONLEST REALTY
RE. 6-5393
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
REAL ESTATE WANTED

A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS. Ii. $4,000.
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO
A BONUS PRICE paid for desirable
d c. and S. s. homes. AL cash
paid. ST. 3-0066.
GET OUR Cash OFFER then shor
and compare. cox a. CO.. RE
7-l633; JU. 5-0775: OIL. 2-1613
WANT 10 PURCHASE OLD OR
CONDEMNED BUILDINGS
HO 2-7717
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
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Evening star., 1959-12-17

Little Rock delegation Buehnnan ntuor
Moral Re-Armoment Strotesy Conference this
Moeknoe Iund Mehsen Edwin Cromwell prominent
ArkanSoS oFehiteet.
America needs than good will She needs morally
rearming She needs theology. She needs to accept
the Presidents challenge to join with him "in renewed
dedication to moral and spiritual convictions and in
that light to reexamine record, including
shortcomings
George Washington listened to God at time of con-
flict and gave the Nation freedom. Abraham Lincoln
listened and preserved the Nations unity He knew the
secret of Godcontro He said 81 have many evidences
of Gods direction that cannot but admit this power
comes from above satisfied that when the Almighty
wants me to do not to do any particular thing He finds
a way of letting me know it,
Evening star., 1959-12-17
PUBLIC MEETINGS

bestknown architects He declared Little Rock will be-
come symbol of hope not hatred for the world through
Moral Re-Armament."
Later MIRA spokeSmen invited to address the
Arkansas State Convention of the National Association
for the Advancement of Colored People They given
a standing ovation
An outstanding Negro leader said, Through Moral Re-
Armament for the first time in my life have lost my
bitterness against the white people convinced that
the answer to Little Rock come through MIRA"
MAU MAU
Nahashon Ngare leader of 100000 Mau Mau, who
Travelled through America with colleague and the British
officers who had been in charge of the camps where they
imprisoned said: "The night of the long knives is
past in Kenya but without MIRA dark days lie ahead for
our continent AfricaS choice is goddess Communism
Moral Re-Armament."
PITTSBURGH
Steelworkers of Pittsburgh last month invited the
MIRA plays to the Carnegie Auditorium in Duquesne in the
heart of the steel mills Pittsburgh radio and TV stations
have given forty broadcasS featuring MIRA speakers and
music The newspapers have carried daily for the
past month.
Harry Burton President of United States Steel Workers
Local 1885, Duquesne Works. sad eff the leaders Of both
Evening star., 1959-12-17
SOUTH AMERICA

Eudocio RavineS former Comintern member and
founder OF the Communist Party of Peru said 1.-THE only
thing that defend hemisphere at this time when
we face the greatest danger of history theological
armament The task of all of is to advance Moral Re-
Armament throughout the world"
Our heritage is written on our coins "In God we
trust America is in danger of losing that faith And
country without faith today country without morals
tomorrow
1t has long been the policy of the Communists to
soften up America from inside, to confuse and corrupt
her living that she may lose her will to resist or fight
for what right AS long ago 1881 Ditr ManuilSy
then of the Lenn School of Political Warfare declared:
"Our time will come in twenty to thirty
years. The bourgeoSe will have to be put to
Sleep we will begin by launching the most
spectacular peace movement on record. There
will be electrifying overtoneS and unheard-of
concessions. The capitalist countries stupid and
decadent, will rejoice to cooperate in their own
destruction. They will leap at another chance
to be friends AS soon as their guard is down we
shall smash them with our clenched fist
training officer at Lakeland Air Force Base where
every arman receives his first four basic training
reports II have yet to hear single say that every
man owes his country duty. Not have seen one
drop OF patriotism in these kids The rights and the
privileges they know But not their duties and obligations"
Quoted by Hanson w. Baldwin, New York Times Dec 12
1881
Evening star., 1959-12-17

"NHERE are two ideologies bidding for the
world today. One is Moral ReArmament,
which believes that Gods mind should
control the world through human nature
tnat has been changed; the other is Com
.--1s munism, which believes that mans mind
should control the world through human nature that
Deen exploited. Gods theology will win.
lime is running out. No man nation escape the
cnolceEMoral Re- Armament or Communism KhruShchev
oIerS the false alternatives of coexStence war; dis
armament or nuclear humiliation. william Penn put
pe1ore America the only alternative Men must choose
ruled by tyrants"
The world awaits miracle to transform the attitudes
OF our time and create unity. We need miracle of the
spirit tnat Will bring the light of an to Washington,
MOSCOW and the whole wide earth We need miracle in
men tna Will make summit conference work and with
OUT which all summit conferences doomed to failure
Moral Re Armament is changing human nature draS-
tcay and at speed and scale adequate to prepare
tonS to live in the world that faces us.
1t is curing the causes of division economic Injustice
fear, hatred and Communism.
1t is rapidly multiplying the secret of God-centered
unity without which civilization inevitably will destroy
itself
In the words of Gabriel Marcel the great French
Catholic philosopher ut is hope-perhaps THE hope"
Moral Re-Armament has been tried tested and found
TO be true in many critical areas of the world
ALGERIA
cans found at an MIRA Assembly fresh hope for solution
to the Algerian conflict. General Bethouart member of
the French Senate Sad There no way out of the i'm
paSSe of Algeria except Moral Armament The French
Minister OF Justice Said Il have and heard Miracles
CYPRUS
Greek and Turkish leaders including Zenon Rossides
representative of Archbishop Makario and Rauf Den
taSh President of the Turkish Federation of Cyprus
reconc4ed at an MIRA Assembly They brought message
from Archbishop MakarioS: 1--WE had the opportunity to
follow closely the work of Moral ReArmament and par
culary appreciate its contribution the solution of the
Cyprus problem"
GERMANY
Chancellor Adenauer says: ''You know what great
significance attach to the theological fight which Moral
ReArmament is waging in the whole world" And again.
Unless the work of Moral Re-Armamen is carried for
ward peace in the world be maintained" Berlin
knows the reality of Communism Ernest ScharnowsE
Chairman of the West Berlin Trade Union Federation
Sad MIRA is the only force capable of conquering and
curing the creeping paralysis of Communism"
Evening star., 1959-12-17
II HOLLAND D

traned miners Berlin Bron Fonee
end Hoc"d to strengthen the unity Of Western Europe.
HOLLAND
An editorial in Volkskrant, largest Catholic daily
newspaper IN The Netherlands and the official organ
OF the Government Party, says, "In age in which
statesmen from the West negotiating with great
difficulty with the Kremln to achieve peaceful co-exst-
ence IN which excited youth flock to youth festivals to
contract profitable business with Communist countries
where representatives of trade unions and paraments
hurry to Moscow to undergo friendly brainwashing-in
impossible The battle is between Christ and antChrst
JAPAN
Prime Minister Kishi said: "The democracies are on
the defensive because of the lack of moral theology
superior to Communism In the theological there is
no neutrality nor coeXiStence The leaders of the free
nations must pay serious attention to the Moral
Re-Armament throughout the world to win in
the decisive struggle for the future of mankind"
kERALA
The leaders of the uprising against the Communist
government in the Indian state of Keraa went to the Moral
Re-Armament Assembly in Caux, Switzerland to find
sound democratic ideology Raimohan Gandhi grandson
world is Moral Re-Armament Communism. The free
nations OF Asia look today to Moral ReArmament the
one hope"
LITTLE ROCK
This summer leaders of both white and Negro COM
munteS from Little Rock went to MRAS Summit Strategy
Conference at Mackinac Island Michigan.
Among them was Edwin B. Cromwell one of Arkansas
Evening star., 1959-12-17

Pittsburgh seewoer Oe union presidents tok with labor leader
from Germany, BFoz and
invited to the steel this month.
Scientists tell that "the world be destroyed be-
tween the lunch and cocktail hour Human wisdom has
failed. Today than ever, need the answer OF
Gods wisdom. DR. Frank Buchanan the ntator of Moral
says:
"We need fourth dimensional thinking-a
gift from God-that will tighten darkness
and bring speedy answer Wise men came from
afar guided by a star at that first Christmas.
May each one of us, ilumined from afar, bring a
gift to all mankind that will be more acceptable
than any earthly award Ours is the eternal
unity of being guided by Star to give every
and the statesman the gift of new world"
Evening star., 1959-12-17
FROM THE COMMISSIONERS
OF THE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA

Deor Dr.. Buchmon October 2e, 1859
At this critical hour when all the of the free
world need to be modified against Communism, the eIobol
work of Moral ReAmoment is of the utmost significance
The people of Washington recoI the splendid reception
given your plays the City lost year and feel that the time
hos come for another series of performances We wory in
Vte to send TO Washington of the theological
dramas produced ot Mockinoc this post summer.
Sincerely yours,
ROBERT E. McLAU6HLIN Commissioner
DAVID B. KARRICK, Commissioner
BRIG. GEN. ALVIN c. YELLING,
Engineer Commissioner
Evening star., 1959-12-17

" earnestly make this suggestion start this journey tonight Tot
and those close with
and spituo convictions and in that light record
eludins shortcomings"
DWIGHT D. EISENHOWER,
December 5rd, 1859
Evening star., 1959-12-17
LITTLE ROCK

This summer leaders of both white and Negro
munites from Little Rock went to MRAs Summit Stra
Conference at Macknac Island, Michigan.
Among them was Edwin B. Cromwell one of Arkal
Evening star., 1959-02-15

CURTIS BROS proud offer these KROEHL Err Red Toe Nou
poson Choose suite soobed sectional in tremend
the very otest coor You'll thrill to the beuuy tt
you'll be delighted how they ronsorm room into OF be
show to YOUR friends with pride Now pos SAVINGS
on this exciting newse furniture. Buy NOW cosy terms
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MISCELLANEOUS FOR SALE

sOFA--Large. tine quality tradi-
sSsSiSns sAp sSppss coefsd
carved mahogany iegs, $3.50
chair, maroon monair, large and
comfortable. needs minor Iepair'
foot treadle with cleo. attach
%ssts cnt sSS BIRD St fsT s.s ianSs ..S Ss
Cali OIL. 4-l067 before 8 pm.
sTAUFFER REDUCING COUCH,
Ike new ineludins chair; $500
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ROOMS WITH BOARD
ROOMS, APIS. TO SHARE

GLASsMANOR vic. / or . men Ia
other men. S65 per mo. for /. OF
S45 each for .. 10. 1880.
COLORED - LADY TO share apt
with another lady: home privils
DE. 2-4756 after 6 pm.
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RESTAURANT FOR RET
'RVICE STATION
FOR LEASE

Modern 3-pay station, nearing COM
gletloA Ia nearby rrlnce GEORGES
CoantS Choice location. Capital
MIR. BERARDl. IA. 9-s5OU.
SHOE RLPAIR. 1868 NWashinRton
Dive, Arlington, Va Net 50, 1000
wear. AD. "-gj51.
SIGHTSEEING STAND, with souV,
tooacc' candy. new Spapers, etc.
Al loo. FE. :;-22S7 ait. g pm.
WILL LLASI. the Raphael Theater
at l40y 9th ST. NV. viii make
wonderful church property. Tor
full information. See j. A.. HAY
DIN, !"S Woodward Bldg. 10th
and H SITS. NV. Ma SHE
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SOS to $50
Immediate Occupancy

immediate occupancy
Several newly redecorateo brick
ramblers In Fails Church ana An.
ssndas area t,,e Msny T fnch,d ~.
garbage disposals, dlshwaShers. etc.
fireplace, 2-3 bedrms. M. schools,
stores and buses. Apply portion
OF rent towards purchase option.
LARCHMONT REALTY, INC, JE.
$4,000, JE. ..64l5.
COLORED. 20 x 81, N.E,-l0
$3.50 mo. Mr.. NEuMANN. MA.
COLORED-VACANT[S3 Under.
wood st. NV; .-stofy brick; 5
rms, bath; part. m. rec. rm.: 500
mo. STRoUP. RA. i-S70O. 1.
COLORED, 1920 NEWTON ST. NV,
Tapestry row brick. 2 rms. and
bath. full basement, oil heat: AL
condition: only Sl15 mo. Mr..
NEUMANN, ma. S-67U0.
COLORED-l7th Pa. N.E.-Three-
beorms full bsmt;: good location:
COL0RED-II3I 2nd sT. SCI
4.rm. brick. $4,000 JOHN L.
SHE, TON. kealtor, 10. .:..2O0O.-
COLORED-I2OS EYE ST. Sc
S49.6O, 6-rm. row house. JOHN L.
sHEIEoN. Realtor. 10. $4,000.
COLORED-I9SO 10Th 81. NV
oil heat, ST. S-5s57.
COLORED-I9l6 OTIS ST. NE
Eisht rms: LARGE fenced yard'
LING. La 6-o6jl.
COL0RED-N0. "a 18th ST. SCI
vacant, SIS mo CO ssis54. "'
COLORLD-I8TH AND. .sONROE,
N.W.--Mod.; . rms. bath, extra
DIXIE REALTY CO. ma. s-sss0.
COLORED-I5a3 n. CAPITOL ST.
% rms. and bath; ARCOLA heat:
500. Key with BlaSs and Clark
Lot al corner. Co 5-6222..
CoLoRED-53I KENf;. ST. NV.
MODERN s-RM. BRICK, SIPS MO.
1923 KANSAS AVE. b LGE. RMS.
LOUIS RUDDEN tn 2-J06D'
COLORED-sIO5 PER Mo.-i930
10th ST. NV. Nine rms. > kits,
bsmt.. Of heat. 81. $685..
COZ oRF', ,vAc.-RENT AND BUY
PUT YOUR SIS TO WORK
Com redec semidet. brick: 8.
rooms, lulL 5smt., o.h.-W.h. gar.
III 2-lO90 LA. 6-O462 LA. G-0lS2
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NORTH SPRINGFIELD-3- bedrm.
brick rambler; carport. fenced
yard. Redec.; vacant; Sl35.
SLEEPY HOLLOW-3-bedrm. brk
rambler: bSmt lgc yard. Vacant
$40. Call Mr. Osborn, LURIA
BROS. IA. I.S5OO
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Nj. N. Il AND EASTERN AYES
Almost new, reCcc.. f-rm sem'det.
bricl:, gas heat, refg"., iull bsmt.:
vacant. SlI0. r. 1-S30O.
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PALMER PARK. -D.bcdrm. rambler;
equipped kit. vHrant: reHdv to
move in; 500 mo. 10. 5-9l3l d.
Sc. WASHINGTON-Three bed
room. ~ baths. completely re-
decorated reasonable rent. 10.
"-dl59
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REAL ESTATE SALE or ExCHl

SELL. TRADE. RENT, furn. or un.
iurn. FIRM, 3i2 bath Get cor.
homc; oil heat. etc; Silver Srrine.
MO. JU. o-3533, OWNER.
100 ACRES. sewer and water. Mt.
Vernon .Iic: W trace or sell on
term" Ma. S-1772. JU. q-563o
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FOR SALE
/ ORGANS
SPECIAL CLEARANCE
RECONDITIONED
KITS

1880 @ st NV. RE. 7-6sle
Visit our store Tor values
IN slightly used and reconditioned
spinets and consoles. We have
good selection OF instruments Of
good makes In popular styles, New
piano guarantee. easy terms. 81.
$4,000, JORDAN'S, corner 18th
and n SITS n N
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Electric portables traded in. with
attachments IN do and butt button hol ss
Call II. $500, 700 H st. ne.
sHoPsMITH, Marx v. peri. eond !,
$3.50. sell $3.50. SP. 3-09ls.
sOFA-Maroon; very, sturdy; good
condition. RA. 3-024g.
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NAVY YARD AREA-DOg E st. sc.
Sa !! rms So Kit 4, a Y1 snd n bath
PHILLIPS, INC. DI. 1-l41l.
NICE 3-BEDRM.. End floor. 'front.'
porch, oak floors; white neigh
borhOnd. l1ily Irving NV. SA4 10
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PIANO. rebuilt. player, smartly
styled. IN a new durable finish;
es~ecially suited for rec rm.; ex-t
ceptionsi value at S4g5: includes
benc' and local delivery.
CAMPBELL MUSIC CO.
ll0s g ST. NV. DI. 7-s464
PIANO. .iETZLER GRAND. S450
KE fS-SQ2g
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APIS. UMFURNISHED-VA.
I'll WEST GLEBE ROAD
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
npEYETfoc nDnc

8l1 WEST GLEBE ROAD
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
DREYFUSS BROS.
1919 18th st. NV. Ma S-05S0
ARL.. I-hedrm. ap; SS@. 40
per mo. incl. utils.: walking dis
lance Arl. Hall and Hecht Co
off-St. parking. See Mr.. CUSTER
on premises. Apt. No. >, 52n
North IhcElas st . ia 7-S"Hl
ARL., 1927 N. Calvert st., lust /
mile from Key Bridge and :.
bedrm. apis. 500 to SS7 90. Call
res mgr ia. S-lSl7
ARL.. Dorchester Apis, new section
EfiicS., |, = and 3 bedrmS., modern
-cond., de luxe blde.: swimming
pool for tenants: garages! avail
able from March 3; mr.. PentayOn.
2040 Columbia pike IA. 7-0305.
ARL. Nj -bedrm. modern apt.
beautiful balcony and liv. room
view OF the city and Potomac
Garbage digposGl, pvt. free park
ing; bldg 3 yrs. old WASHING
TON VISTA APIS, 14ll-l7 Key
blvd Arl.. Va. Res. Mer. Mr..
May, Apt. s07 or Mr. Smith. Ii.
i-S.juO
AQI Toa hadrun ant pacondi
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PIANOS-Get our quotations OIL
Drand-new standard makes Of
pianos before you buy. Also a good
selection of used instruments over
1OU pianos to choose from AZ the
PIANO MART. Mia eth st n.ws
tin tine block above the Library }
ST 3-N3uu
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APIS. UNFURNIsHED-D. Q
AIR-CONDITIONED
THE GENERAL SCOTT
No. | SCOTT CIRCLE N. w.

No. ! SCOTT CIRCLE w.
Llvine room. dressing closet. Kit.
bath; SiO5. Liy. rm.. foyer. din.
irg area. hedrm.. kit. bath /;
Sac 90. Utils incl: high-speed
elevators: 24-hout switchboard
service. See resident manager
no 2-050O
APT. NO. AT So MADISON ST.
NW.-DUPLEX. . rms. dinette,
kit bath and screened rear porch
Compl. redecor. Heat and hot
water furn. Key at apt . at iS
Madison ST; S69.5n co. 5-B2.2
APT. NO. . At GaS GIRARD ST.
N.E.-DuPLEX. = rms, 1inette,
kit. bath and screened rear
porch Redecor. OPEN. Only sis
nc CO. 5-6222.
BEST LOCATION ON CONNECT
CUT AVENUE, near Zoo bed =.
room. living room. dining foyer
tile bathroom. large closets. eleva-
tor building. 24-hour switchboard
service Laundry facilities. Call
Manager. HO. 2-6514
BOILING FIELD VICINITY
rms and bath. clean, good loca-
ton; S72.50. Ii. 4-1100.
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HOUSES TO SHARE

GIRL wa. ted to share 3-bedrm,
house With = girls near Navy
tween and 1870 pm.
10th ST. N.W.-Youns men 10 .
share house. pvt. pafSfns. tresI
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

ARL.. n. Country Club area or
Vicinity. - Unfurn. house. 81
bedrmS.; May Is. Would consider
buying ($35.000 rangeD with
nominal down payment. . or,
more years lease. H.. S-2i4J1
COUPLE DESIRE So rrl' bIiIu' n.
homo. moderately . prieeo; By-
thesoa-SITer SprinG area: ref.
ereaces ial.,. OIL. 6-l:I64s 40,
RESPONSIBLE FAMILY; 3 sdu S
requires UNFINISHED houtt Icr,
late spring or early SUMMER oG-
eupancy. At least 3 bedTcof. :. ,
baths. hour 1t. Belvoir. Va, or
Weller Reed Hospital. .le1c.l-.iy'
floor. | bedroom. bath FIRST
floor atceptablc Moderate rental.
Box iD3-k, Star.
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MISCELLANEOUS F0k RENT

CHAIN SAWS, pumps, generators.
sod cutters. rollers, etc. RENTAL
TOOL & EQUIP. CO. Ju. b-5040
FLOOR SANDERS. polishers. wet
drv .acs; low rates. MODERN
FLOORS. 243l 18th St. NV
FRONT END LOADER. John Deere
o. cleat5 s5j q day; $3.50 pei
week. RENTAL TOOLS AND
EQUIPMENT CO, JU. 5-5O40.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES


In rapidly growing area Of Howard
CO. onered lock. stock and barrel
all merchandise and the reaT es-
tate, Owner retiring Tor real, rs
OF health, $4,000 buys all, For
details call Mr.. lager. Parkway
5-2OiI or
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ARGYLE CLUB EsTATEs. ne.
BETHESDA

Walk to NH and jr. high. Open
sat. and Sun. | til dark. Beauti-
Iul 3-bedrm. ] bath Cape Cod:
lovely yard. Sl5,500, by OWNER.
FLA applied for: OIL. 4-7490 til
. 90o5 Lindale dr.. DIRECTIONS:
Out Old Georgetown I'd. TO Sonoma,
and open sign
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BETHESDA
VIEW BRICK RAMBLE

Oo.0 JHUSNENOR LANE
OPEN . TO z P. NJ.
On beautiful tree-shaded corner lot
Spacious 3-bedroom, 2-bath. nifty
foot Job with foyer entrance. Liv.
ing rm: with fireplace. sep. din.
rm and big Westinghouse kitchen
with real dinette area. Trenen-
dous basement with lovely view
has fireplace and expansion posi-
bilities. First-class shopping and
all conveniences. To reach: Out
old GEORGETOWN Road approx. two
miles to Grosvenor Lane: right
approx. 3 blocks to $500 block
and A. S. Gardiner Co. sign.
CALL MR.. CLARK. RA. 3-a011
A. s. GARDINER & Co, INC
1881 l. ST., NV. MA. S-3923
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65 mi from D. c. in va. Car
pool bedrms.. Ia baths. deep
freeze, automatic washer and
drier; mountains to hunt. OIL.
2-6044 or BRITTLE REAL
ESTATE, Warrenton, Va, $50 OF
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GLEN ECHO HEIGHTS, near Mass.
air conditioner. Picturesque set
ting, huge yard, trees. big barbe-
tue patio. Ideal for working cou-
uple. S110 per mo. Avail. Sept
OIL. 2-4199 ewes.
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BEAUTIFUL 4-BEDRM., 3-bath
log home, located adjacent to
fairway OF 10th hole on acre Of
ground at Manor Country Club.
Enormous liv. and din. rms. with
cathedral ceiling and frepl. in
each; full bsmt. with 2 finished
rms, bath and 2-car attached
garage, 2 lge. bedrms. and bath
on LIST and I'd floor, mod kit;
$3.50 mo. Must be member or
qualified to Join club. WA. 3-144S.
MAY consider nntinn To buy
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HOUSES UNFURNlSHED

AL LOCATION for employees Of
Pentagon. Navy and Melpar; 10
minis. to D, c.. Arl. So bed
rms. extra bath in fin. bsmt.. sep.
din rm., kit. with storage closet;
fenced yard. front and rear lawn:
oil Columbia pike, mr.. shopping
area and schools; "a blk. to all
buses. ia. 5-O233.
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BETHESDA. 5937 Admission I'd, mr..
NH, MIMIC, schools-Avail. Oct,
/, by OWNER. 3-b.r., level con.
temp: L.. window-wall. firepi,
rad. h: wash, patio. fenced r. I'd
trees; Sl6,5O0. OIL. 4-0Sl1. No