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Breig

Continued from page A.
TO call us Just one name"
complained Boris. You've al
ready called us nags, prlgs
and shrews."
1T all amounts to the same
thing" told him. And you
know WHAT"
Boris took another swallow
and asked, What"
: YOU MAKE me sick with
: your doubletalk about peace
! full coexistence."
"oh, 50 you're against
: peace" said Boris accusingly.
/. you're al warmonger. You
Are
! Put your nose back in your
beer. I suggested. Don't you
know nobody pays any atten-
ton to your name-calllng any
more?1 Like, I say, you're like
nagging wives, you commun-
lists. When a man has a nag
ging wife, after awhile he
doesn't even hear her any
more That's the way the hui
man race is beginning to feel
about communists. But / could
tell you how to get some at
tention again"
"HoW?" asked Boris sus-
piciously.
"Let the Poles and Lith-
panians and East Germans and
Romanians and all those peo-
pie have free elections"
Bah" said Boris, drinking
the last of my beer. That's
the trouble with you Ameri-
cans you'rt dirty fascists
and imperialists."
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es the supply of housing and
may cause temporary price
declines, he writes.
Moreover, this situation has
sometimes been exploited by
INSCRIPTIONS real estate men
of both races in a process
called block busting" in
which one house is sold to a
non-White whose neighhors
then are stampeded into sell
ing for less than they normal
ly would obtain.
AURENTt NOTES, in
conclusion, that there is some
evidence that stable inter-
racial neighborhoods are be-
coming more common. AS
exclusive" neighborhoods be-
come fewer, he says, race
should gradually lose its sig
nificance as a consideration
in the real estate market"
Let Us hope that American
Catholics will do everything
within their power to hasten
the coming of this blessed
day.
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borhoods showed a compare
tive decline - these were be-
tween five and nine per cent
of price.
After explaining the care
full statistical prec autions
taken to ensure scientific re-
liability, laurent writes:
The major statistical finding
is that during the time period
covered by the study and
for the cases studied 10000
cases., the entry of nonwhites
into previously all white
neigh borhood was much
more often associated with
price improvement or stabili-
ty than with price weaken
ing"
LAURENTi'S STUDY scien-
tifically tests the property
value belief that often is cited
by real estate men and home
owners in defense of residen-
tial segregation. He says that
this belief has arisen because
slums are commonly inhab-
tied by minority groups. How
ever. other economic factors
such as the pressure toward
illegal conversion of buildings
are more important than
race in determining real es-
tate values within slums,
laurent writes.
I'M HIS STUDY, Laurenti
contrasts the general mainte-
nance of values in mixed and
comparable all white residen-
tial areas. "The evidence OBJ
tanned indicated that non
whites were mai n taining
their properties at least as
we'll AS white home owners IN
comparable areas" he said.
He suggests that. because the
nonWhites who manage TO en-
ter all white neighborhoods
generally are more educated
than their new neighbors,
their ability and willingness
to maintain property'is gen
orally greater.
laurent describes the cy-
cles leading TO panic that have
been responsible for some
cases of declining property
values. The sale of one house
to a non-white family may in
duce fear and widespread
selling: this in itself increas-
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Letter

Continued from page A.
their fancies Is there,
may | ask, any time left for
you to tell them, 'this is what
YOU are going to wear? Is
this the way children should
be taught how to choose their
clothing? How to make do
with what they have?
5. s.. 1t seems to say for
me, Well. Lord, here we are.
ETC." No, NJ. G., for me it
seems TO say. We'll, Lord.
here We are; we no longer
have to be taught to be Chart
able and considerate of
others: some people think the
problem has been removed
for us and that we think
we're all alike--but Lord,
Just between us-we know
we're not"
s. -. the day the paro-
chial schools abolish this uni
form dress ruling | will
continue in this wise and
sensible practice 49,. Go to
it, and God bless you, NJ. c.,
that is the type of parental
control and determination |
like to see and hear. | am hap
ply, too. that you testify you
can effect the same econo-
mics on your own, without the
medium of uniforms.
J. we become too anx-
ious about our 'prerogatives'
and American rights" /
spoke Of natural rights. NJ.
G.. and there's a world of diff
ference.-but let NE say this
the day you and | cease TO
be anxious, or "too anxious"
about our rights and prero-
gatives will be a sad day for
your children and mine. You
cannot dismiss the question of
natural rights so casually, ms
dear fellow Catholic. because
it Is still the fundamental is
sue.
IN VIEW of this still I'M
answered question. NJ. c., and
in view of the statement of
the u. S Bishops as quoted IN
point No. 2. above, I'll stick
with my original position that
the requirement that uniforms
be worn as a condition Of at
tendance at a paroehial or
diocesan school is an unjust
usurpation of parental rights.
Very sincerely yours
Leo G. Bryne
Newark
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N. Y.-(NC-
Requiem Mass was offered
here for MSGR. JOSEPH z
MCLAUGHLIN, who was treas
urer of the board Of directors
of the Tablet, Brooklyn do
cesar newspaper for % years.
Bishop Bryan J. McEntegart
of Brooklyn. presided at the
Mass for the 81.year-old pre-
late. 1t was offered in Our
Lady Queen of Martyrs
Church, Forest Hills, Ny.
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ROME Radio, NC1 -
MsGR. CARLO coRvo, I'm
dersecretary of the Sacred
Congregation for the Propa-
cation of the Faith. died MAY
II of a heart attack after Of
fering Mass.
Msgr. Coryo, SO. was a ma
tive Of Rome. He had been IN
the Holy Sees service since
1923. and with the Congrega-
ton for the Propagation Of
the Faith since 1886.
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A certain pilot who flew in
China during the early days of
the End World War tells of a
pep talk his commanding Off
GER gave on the eve of an up
coming sortie.
Men" said the CO, this
is the toughest job we've ever
tackled. Our planes are, all shot
up, the motors are ready to
conk out, and there's a bad
storm reported moving toward
this area. We take off at six
sharp. and We'll be lucky if one
out of five Of us gets back alive.
Now. don't forget: six o'clock
sharp. And if any men here is
even 30 seconds late-why, he
don't get TO go.'-Catholic Di-
gest--March.
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Classified Ads pay dividends.
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The Feast of The c-ommemorafion OF ST. Paul, The
Apostle, was observed throughout The Catholic world
on June 80. He suffered martyrdom The same
day as St. Peter, and under orders from Emperor
Nero. met death by the sword on The ostian Way.
Pope John XIII will give q special broadcast from
the Vatican on July "a, in connection with The 1900fh
anniversary of St. Psuts ~shipwreek on the island of
Malta. INC Photosl
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fou ere asked 10 prey for ma
Expose Of the souls az The Eel.
lowing and the others whc have
died in the Diocese during the
past week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-01-03
SUNDAY
7-News. Sports

7-News. Sports
McCoffrey Molons.
9-News. Weather. Sports.
Barber. Kelly. Mcdonald.
Has
9-The Late Show. Movie.
ia Hours. The Good Die
Young" 1855. Four men from
assorted backgrounds plan DOR
ing robbery. Richard 6osehort,
John ireland, Laurence Harvey.
4-MoVie 4.
! Hour, IS Min. "Uncle Harry"
1915. A man tokes drostic steps
when his sisters interfere with his
romance. George Sonders. Ello
Roines.
7-BoekSaose. Jerry Strong.
1880
is. A. 7. Crime.
Lloyd Nolan stoy.
1900
5-chorIes Boyer Show. Dromo.
7-Afrieon Petrol. Dromo.
l2:45
4-lnSpirotion.
Evening star., 1960-06-15

Castro's forces who went un-
armed into the Oriente Prov
ince hills to persuade the gang
to surrender.
The executioners' rifles
cracked ON the firing range al
nearby San Juan Valley-the
scene of mass executions OF
war criminals" early in the
Castro rule.
The executions marked the
first use of firing squads to deal
with Castro enemies in five
months. They brought to $50
the unofficial total of those ex-
ecuted during the Castro re.
gime.
Convicted counterrevolution-
lists Luis Lara and Jose Morff
Reyes we're shot early in jan
luary. They were the first to
Evening star., 1960-06-15
Pistol DispIoy
Sturts Hunt for
Burglar Suspects

A German pistol that shoot,
blanks led police yesterday to
series of arrests involving Q
television store burglary.
Detective Sergt. Nicholas
Beltrante and his partner, De-
tective Jerry Lougganes saw
the pistol in the hands of 9
cab driver, who said he hac
just purchased it from a pas
senger for IS.
The cabbie willingly drove
the policemen to the 300 bloch
of Fifth street NE, where hC
had taken the passenger. a 81
year-old man.
In the basement of an apart.
ment Detective Lougganes spot.
ted a powerful .357 Magnum
pistol, and the policemen re.
called such a weapon had beer
reported stolen from Muntz
Evening star., 1960-06-15

revolt against Fidel Castro in
the Sierra Maestro last spring
and killing a peasant militia
leader. The tribunal deliberat-
ed only II minutes in reaching
its verdict.
Beaton and his tiny band of
insurgents were captured last
week after roaming the noun
tains of Eastern Cuba for more
than six months.
Five other members of the
band were sentenced to prison
terms ranging from flve to 80
years. Seven youths were Or
dered to reformatories until
they reach maturity. One was
acquitted.
The three condemned men
we're accused specifically of kill
ing Mai. Francisco "Pancho"
Tamayo, an officer of Fidel
Evening star., 1960-06-15

rTV, 400 II street NE. Tbs
guns serial number checked
with that taken In the bur-
glary.
They arrested the youth and
began a roundup of six others
Police now are searching fol
three TV sets, several guns,
typewriters and cash stolen in
the week end burglary.
Evening star., 1960-06-15
Beoton and 2 Executed
BY Cubon Firing Squad

SANTIAGO Cuba June is tAP)-A firing squad executed
rebel leader Manuel Beaton and two accompces at
dawn today
end came former captain his
brother Cpriano Felipe Martinez little than "a hours
after military tribunal convicted them Of leading aborve
Evening star., 1960-06-15

face the firing squads since the
revival of military tribunals last
October.
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AuToMoTIVE MISC.

FORD ri window coupe: frame
I'd and body channeled: new Fire
stone Wv. tires, juice brakes and
swinging pedals. SO Ford truck
steering dropped axle, rebuilt
OlnS. engine with dual low rance
hvoro Running 81 Mercury 40
rear. S W. gauges VIII sci! %
FIRST 5000 cash CAN LU. 4-g467.
MORRIS MINOR, late model-Most
parts lVe No 5OnXl4 tires. IN
good shape CIR. 3-242S
MG-TF, "a, rebuilt, needs finish-
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parts IF. and I'd, call KE.
s-422l. or CIR 3-54ll.
OLDSMOBLE 81 "9s," parts. no.
tor, transmission, DIVE shift.
wheel assembly, etc. Excellent
mechanical condition cheap.
$3.50 r. ! ave ne, Brentwood.
Md call LU i-i02o. a.
MERCURY 81 2-dr.: r. and h
auto. trans. SO Ford FaIrlans
noidine; clean: $3.50 SP. 3-+7qa.
PARTS for 1919 Plymouth incIud-
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TR-3 hardtop fiberglas. Brand new
in factory crate. Easy installation.
Sl31. AID 2-6O13
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J+Sff TO
TideWater
Southern MARYLAND

River-1i7 mi water
'front.', sandy beach, pier on deep
creek, ducking, Clustering, IS acres
Modernized quaint home, on point,
panoramic view for miles: eXclu-
siye neighborhood
st. LeonardS Creek-l4 acres,
l,4O0 #. waterfront. sand bottom
2-bedTm. house, guesthouse, dining
hail, with basement and maid S
room. boat house, large dormitory;
suitable for camp or private re-
3-Unique and beautiful. ss-aere
estate, on deep creek, overlooking
PatuXent River l6-rm. brick
manor home, in perfect condition !:
6O-ft swimming pool, docks, brick
studio, farmhouse, stable. total
monthly rent OF 81 900: won
derful Setup for a club. corpora
ton. exclusive hospital or school:
attractive financing
i-CheSapeake bayIront. new sea
wall-Beautifully furnished, many
custom features, ANTIQUES, : rms &.
2l2 baths, diShwasher, freezer,
automatic washer, etc, big rec
reation rm.. owner will finance
frame home. bath. furnished, in
sulated, carport; immediate pos
session. $3.50.
6-lOO acres, on picturesque creek
Four beautifully decorated restored
homes, completely poderniZed. oil
heat, fireplaces, full Of charm
each on lovely point: rentals, SI55
monthly, liberal financing, can be
divided
Chesapeake bayfront - Attrac-
tive neat home OF > bedrms., bath ,
living room, kitchen, large screened
porch on two sides, basement, fur
niShed. includes aluminium boat.
reduced to $500.
River-279 acres, "a
miles waterfront, 5 faTmhouSes.
top tobacco land, GOOD ducking
shore. farm buildings suitable
for developing. only 35 miles D C.
We have a large selection Of cot
tages from $500 up. Call US,
REAL TY AGENCY CORP
Prince Frederick, Nd. Phone los
II No Answer, Call 1874 or 354
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500 On, $50 mo. buys 10 acres,
6-rm semibungalow; SIS On, SIS
mo. buys Arm bunga; lge. barn. >
acres. Phi Alex. TIE 6-4l3l,
BROOKS AGCY. Box 95, Louisa,
Va 600 mi So !
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INTENTION RUILDERS, specula
BETHESDA-Bet. the clubs, level
RnYnS-MnNT co

so acres potential stone quarry
$500 per acre Call Mr.. Stabler
CHESTER KELLER WOODMoOR
NGFNCY CORP
III S--1OU Til O
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$50 On, $50 mo. buys l@5 acres
level cutover land on nd. I'd, Gull
pepper co Va $3.50 Phi Orange,
Va. Tt9S. CARLTON BROOKS
AGENCY.
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AN@4AA
IaPlata Nd
LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACCoKEEK on Indian Head hwy.
Only s miles from D C. LOO
It. frontsge. II and 33 acre
tracts. Sl.@5O per acre. FORTIN
REALTY. BU 3-@S"S.
ACCOKEEK-The 5-acre tracts in
Mayaone Reserve offer privacy in
congPnial community. protection
against CaDriCous rPzoning. These
bright winter days are the time
to Inspect our wooded acres Call
SU 3-"12l for further intorma-
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Is ACRES, old 6-room house, cleo
tricitv. telephone, small barn;
S. OOO Terms $500 down. N'lO
monthly C w DUNCAN. Broker.
Louisa. Va Phone @2O weekdays;
l4I SUNDAYS
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FARMS
(cONTINuED)
MONEY CROP

So acres with "a acres sllot-
tobacco: > story frame home
good tobacco barn on Ri. III
Mr.. Benedict. Maryland. ONLESI
REALTY. RE. 6-53q3.
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PA ACRES

r. o west of Martinsb=Tg w. Va
All level, $50 trees, produced
5 400 bu. All young trees. Price,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21

M. Fauuuier SpringS-This farm
has everything. Location, seclu-
sion; 1871 acres OF rich land rated
as one Of the best farms in Eau
Quier Co BY soil conservation OF
o. S Dept of Agriculture, mi.
OF frontage on RappahannOCk
River beaut view Only Sl95 per
acre This farm Is without doubt
the best buy you will ever find.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEVROLET % l2-ton panel tip
ton shape, tires like new, $3.50.
10. "-"4Hl.
CHEVROLET 40 ia-ton panel, good
condition. Sl45. Call FRED FRED
ER1CK MOTORS, TO, a-563O.
CHEVROLET 81 ia-ton panel; new
y painted, only 500 FRIEND
RENT A CAR, 1921 L St NV
CHEVROLET 81 Iia-ton EFF.
van with rear doors and tail
gate. newly painted only 81 u5U
FRIEND RENT A CAR, 1921 L
81 NV
CHEVROLET ia-ton panel. very
good condition $3.50 or best
offer AP 1-j979.
CHEVROLET 1851 '4-ton pickup
in sood cond.. sos IA. @-aO52.
CHEVROLET AZ half-ton panel:
good running cond, Sl25. Call
EN 4-h4H3
CHEVROLET As panel. good tran
500. Can be seen ewes. and week
enc. WA. 1-6p21. HI 9-544i
CHEVROLET IS service truck:
euuir with towing equip. and
BOOSTER cable Al cond SP.
CHEV. 80 dump truck. "-ton. 3-yd.
body, '.-speCd axle A real value a.
- .n9I GEORGE WASHING TONS
BIRTHDAY SPECIAL
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21

APARTMENT
ROMER & co.

GAITHERSBURG-Tract OF 3 acres
available: splendid location.
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CHEVROLET 81 lz-ton panel tip
ton shape; tires like new, $3.50.
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$50 On. $50 mo. buys II acres,
part open. stream. no bldes. IS mi
So. $3.50. Phi Alex, TIE. 6-il3l,
BROOKS AGCY. Orange, Va
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WATERFRONT
WATERFRONT

WATERFRONT LOT. acre. Hol-
lowing Point, Va, ll-mlle view
down Potomac good elevation
trees 6 QAh down. FL 4-1lAO.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

A 4 A LOAN SERVICE, immed. funds
for any purpose or any amount.
DI. 7-4445. Ewes, MA. ELISA.
CONSOLIDATE YOUR DEBTS By
2nd trust MERIC IAN MORT
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Southern Bldg, Ma s-333l I'm
mediate service 10 to 4:3O PM
CONSTRUCTION MORTGAGE
LOANS AVAILABLE.
BOX 22S-Z, STAR.
MONEY, End TRUST-We will buy
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or Va. Reasonable rates. Ma
TIONAL MORTGAGE AND IN
VESTMENT CORP. 1912 N. Y
ave NV, MA S-5s3S
PLENTY FUNDS AVAILABLE, LIST
and 2nd trusts INTERSTATE
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cash prices paid: Nd. Va, d. c
Call daily or nights. VIII. SOL So
oqs
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SEASHoRE PROPERTY
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

AVALON SHORES. near Shady
side, Md All-year 2-bedrm
home: fireplace, lot 105xlOO. air
conditioner; pier. Excellent neigh
bors. Near churches, schools,
stores. Asking $4,000 Call Mr.
Clayton University 7-Si06 with
ARTHUR L. CURLING, INC. LA.
6-6S91
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BUILDERS ATTENTION
SHAPIRO INC

30 beautlIuI I-aCre sues opposite
CONGRESSIONAL Country Club. Streets
dedicated Good terms
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
CONTINUED

BAYFRONT LOTS at cedarhurst.
Md; $3.50 ea-s on easy terms, less
for cash. CT. b-7l77.
BREEZY POINT BEACH. Meadow
Lane-RetiTement home. 6-rm
house; full bath. winteriZed. oil
heat. Call Prince Frederick
5S4WI
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

BUILDER WILL PAY top price for
apartment mouse ground, D. C,
Nd or Va HAMILTON-TODD
CONSTRUCTION CO, DI. 7-611l;
ewes. LA g-36J5.
3 Ice. SYNDICATES READY to
purchase lots and acreage r. l.
SMITH. GA. 4-TlI1. VIII 6-6519
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21

q ) A-Boyds: custom-built frame
ramb.; mod kit. liv. rm picture
wind; bedrmS: hardwood frs ;
full bsmt.: half woods; - mi.
D. C, $4,000: terms. $1,000.
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GARAGES
MOTORCYCLES

CUSHMAN 1858 Allstate scooter
equipped and D c. licensed; l,S45
miles; Sl95. FE. 7-l222.
MOTORCYCLE '4S Indian Chief;
windshield and bags; runs well;
500 cash or best offer. Call 3
pm.-lO pm. JU. $3.50
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TRAILERS

AIR -COND. house trailer. be
room. bath. Cheap. RE. 6-965I
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"A PLATA-INDIAN HEAD AREA
HomeSiteS in desirable neighoor-
hoods. Business locations on eX-
Cellent highways and in fast
growing town Acreage tracts. :
to $50 acres, suitsole retirement
homes, small farms. country club,
shopping center or SUBDIVISION
LEONARD SNYDER, West 4-33ll,
La Plata. Md.
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KI. 9-16OO
REALTORS OPEN q TO 9
3106 Mt. Vernon Ave, Alex.

BUILDERS OR INDIVIDUALS =
Lots IN Bethesda, Chevy Chase.
Silver Spring. Wheaton Some with
lOO-ft front: all utilities. LYNCH
CO. VII 6-41lS
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VALUE

Country living and q real invest
ment los acres, well fenced,
stream, long road frontage, four
bedroom main house with grand
view; 5-room tenant house: barn
and many excellent outbuildings.
One OF the best MONTGOMERY values
We know Of. Good financing;
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CHARLES H. JAMESON

$50 a-Nr Bureau OF Standards,
Gaitnersbura;. super topos, .2-mi.
frontage; water and sewer soon;
-. 300 per a, terms.
49, a-Hleh, scenic plateau: part
wooded: stream. restricted area;
near convent. fronting RI IS;
approX. Is mi. Rockville; $3.50
ls a&Potomac, near golf course.
Cabin John watershed: excel.
topog S@.!Oo per a.
stream $500 per a.
- a. -Gentlv rolling land; part
wooded, S5O-ft fronting; near
BOyd'S; $500 per a.
u a.-High elev: 45O' front. !:
stream; woods, Poolesville; $500
Is a., near Potomac; gently roll
ing land; S-rm. mansion house,
firm, caretaker's house; barn,
age: excellent topog.; prestige
area; $500 per acre, terms.
100 a fronting hard roads. 6
mi. NV. Rockville: excel. topog ;
part woods. , streams; $1,000 per
acre, terms.
149 a. high elevation: part woods,
> streams: adjoining most preten-
LlOuS tSldLtSs ~ tNu-ll. IRON age &.
Rte. 90, approx. Il mi. Rockville;
5000 per acre.
CHARLES H. JAMESON
Poolesville. Md.
WI s-92?3 3O1-DI. 9-32f?
Ewes. Kelvin Wade, JU S-"6ls
COLUMBIA PIX, MD.-1S lots;
next to school, 20 min. to Capitol.
$1,000 for all SP 3-91s1.
CORNER LOT in heart of Wash
ington. Improved by large build
ing: suit. for many purposes.
CROSS, PAUL p STONE, TU.
2-ll05, RA. 3-9@@3
DOWNTOWN HOTEL SITE g
lineal fee on one street. zoned
special purpose.
MURRAY CO. MA. S-7?66
FALLS CHURCH, va adjacent
lots, $1,000; 3 lots. $1,000 ca. {:
50.00o so. IT., zoned light manu-
featuring, 81 per 50. #. Call Mr.
Fulwiler. IA. 7-5921. BOSS g.
PHEI PS. INC, IA. 1915.
FALLS CHURCH-Sewer and water
of WestmOreland I'd. Excellent
site. $4,000. Terms SONNETT-
SPAGNOLO REALTY CO. KE.
6-fR16
FORTY-NINE ACRES, MAIN ROAD
frontage; CITY WATER: in an
area that has an URGENT de
mand for new homes. Ready
RIGHT NOW for home building
and at this price. is right for
speculation. Sl.SUO per acre: Up
dina ton. This has PERFECT TIM
ING. You don't have to wait for
it to be ready, nor do you have to
pay S3,5OO-SS.OO an acre as YOU
will later Exclusive with BOWERS
BROS, INC, AP. 7-StO0.
FOXHALL RD.-2Ia acres of beau
tifully wooded grounds in Wash
lnGton'S prestige area. Please call
INEZ CUSHARD, EN-. 2-423@ or
OIL. 7-2953
GLENDALE. 10 acres Sl3.500
OAKLAND, 1OOXl56 200
RTVERDALE, SOxlOO 800
WHITE HOUSE HGHTS.
BRIGGS CLANCY AREA 12s $3.50
II acres. Briges CLANCY Rd. area,
$50 per acre terms
Hudson Real Estate Co.
UN 4-l5l5 UN 4-IlTl
LA PLATA-INDIAN HEAD AREA
Homesites in desirable neighbour
hoods Business locations on eX-
Cellent highways and in fast
growing town. Acreage tracts. :
to $50 acres. SuitSDle retirement
homes, small farms. country club,
shopping center or subdivision
LEONARD SNYDER, West 4-33Il,
La Plata. Nd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21

CHEVROLET Ia-ton panel. very
good condition $3.50 or best
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
OUT OF TOWN REAL ESTATE

BeautltuI IlOga County!
AAA Tourist Cottages and pleasant
1-room home IA modern units.
IN pretty Wellsboro. Penna -
Grand Canyon Country. Long
season. good return Price,
S35,OO0 STEVENS, Realtors,
Gaines, Pa PHI; Galeston $3.50 i'll.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-02-21
REAL ESTATE WANTED

A BUYER, cash today or will sell.
rent for you Free appraisal. VIII
6-l9GO DICREYS AP 7-sOsO
A CASH BUYER OF WILL SELL
ON TERMS-LI. $1,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.