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HOUSES FOR SALE VA.

A LEVEL ACRE provides a spa
cious setting for this brand new
4S-ft.. 3-bedrm., 1ha-bath brick
rambler. Extras: fireplace In over
sized living rm., full dining rm.,
breakfast nook in equipped kitch-
en-, bath of master bedrm., rec.
area with fireplace In full bsmt.
Carport. A rare find for only $21,-
$50. F. W. BERENS, REALTORS
304 W. Lee hwy, CR. 3-1401.
ACCENT ON PRICE "A LOWER
ONEl Never again will you ge
the opportunity to get SO much
for so little. This 5-bedroonl
charmer's price has iust dropped
from the mid 20s to a Arm S19,-
500. This is no typographical er-
rorl Only SO, 500 for q 5-bedroon
home on the edge Of Sleepy Hol-
low. Extras include q jalousieo
porch and q portly fireplace IN
the living room. Don't dawdlt
about seeing this house. At this
price and terms. 1t won't be avail.
able long. Call for the photo. .fact
brochure. XII. $4,000. ROUTE
ROBBINS REAL ESTATE CORP
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BETHESDA, ST. JAMES PARISH
Spacious brick and slate Colonial;
bedrms., 2la baths, den, tiled
center-hall entrance foyer. Lge
open mod kit. w/pantry. Sep
din. rm.. bsmt.. sun deck: gar
Immac. cond. High existing loar
may be assumed. Ideal for thu
ANDRis REALTY. OIL. 2-e07o Til {
BETHESDA-Dream house on "a
acre lot; bedrms., expandabl'
attic, liv. rm. with firepl.; screened
porch; full bsmt.: garage. A. v
PISANI, REALTOR, OIL. 4-750O
ewes. OIL. 4-S116.
BETHESDA = Immaculate. 4-leve
split; bedrms., 3 full baths
beautifully finished daylight rec
rm., bar, large mod. kit: carport
walk TO NH: low 30s. ANDRIS
REALTY, OIL. 2-9070 It'll g.
BETHESDA = Lovely center-hal
brick split-level, near NH. 4 larg
bedrms., 3 baths. rec. rm.: fence
lot and garage. Only S29,950. 10
HUGH. T. PECK. 1124e Georsia Ave
Trade-Call for Free Appraisal
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fences. Only S12,950. very con-
venient terms, quick poss.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
UN. 4-1166
CHEVERLY AAA-1 VALUE! Vacant
can be seen at any time! 2 bed
rms. lge. kit, sep. din. rm., FIRE
PLACE, bsmt. with exit, scr. pch.,
wooded lot. FILA approved $500
DOWN termsl owner may help
with settlement costs!
MARYLAND SALES AP. 7-2075
COLLEGE PIX, sunnywide-Lge. g.
sssam; assume 1R.i 4 dl ei we sHR0 5-s5as
COLLEGE PARK-2 and 3 bedrms..
and transp.; full bsmt., wooded
lot. $12,85O and S14,S5O.
EISENACHER REALTY
Lo. 4-5555, Ewes, HE. 4-0596
COLLEGE PARK - 8-bedrm. ram
bier. Roomy and so attractive, q
picture window in liv. rrn., no
steps, level lot, off-street parking
and many flowers. Moderate down,
assume 4laes loan, S76 mo-. or
FHA terms only S400 dn.
rambler.
230 #. deep lot, trees. shrubs and
garage. Ideal family home, walk to
school, and acres Of beautiful park
play area. Only S13.95O. 1mmed
poss.
HYATTSVILLE-3-b brk. bun
galow. Full bsmt., rec. and hobby
rrn.. screened porch, level lot, nr.
school and bus and p, G. Plaza.
Only S14. 800.
LANDOVER - Possession Sept. II.
FLA approved and beaut. cond.
40-ft. brk. rambler. Din. rm., dish
washer and auto. washer, awnings
and TV anten1a, fenced lot, patio.
Key at ONCE. Inspect today.
CHEVERLY-5-bedrm. brk. Family
din. rm.. large kit. f1repl., full
bsmt;; garage and I'D deep lot FHA ai,
now.
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
WA. 7-7774
HOME AND INCOME-All brick,
like new; overlooks new Pa. ave,
Sc; fine neighborhood; close to
all schools; S16. $50. terms. J. M.
w. C-oftts
LANGLEY PARK-6-rm., 1h-bath
brick semidet. Colonial with rec.
rm., fenced lot. all.elec. kit: A
bargain at S14,950. BEERS
BROS, JU. $3.50.
NEAR OUR LADY OF SORROWS
CHURCH-Vacant soon, mod. g.
rm.,, detached brick, excellent
$4,000. HUGH T. PECK. HE.
4-17O0. 1886 New Hamp. ave.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.-Spacious
Cape Cod; 4 bedrms., 3 baths,
fenced lot; S1s,s5o. HUGH +.
PECK, HE. 4-1700.
NEW HOMES-Acessible to NSA,
Ft. Meade. Andrews AFB: ram-
blers, split-levels and bi-levels:
3 b.r., : baths, fully equip. kit.
MAST REAL ESTATE, WA. 7-1S93
Mr.. d. c. LINE-Brick Colonial. 3
bedrms., den, rec. rm., 2 baths.
| owner transferred. Must sell. $19,-
900 BERENS AP 7-4646
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
BOVE AVERAGE

ABOVE AVERAGE
Pretty Colonial facing the park. 8
rms. and bath, plus screened-in
PORCH for nice fenced oT yaTd hsrd to
FREE STATE PROPERTIES
AP. 7-1266
ABSOLUTE MASTERPIECE! su-
perbly designed contemporary
with carporD all-brick 3-bath
3-bedrm. and guest room or 4th
bedrm., split-level with REAL.
family room. dream kitchen and
spacious dining room. Wooded
quarter acre in quiet residential
neighborhood. Select your financ-
ing-open to offer!
We Have the House for Your Home!
MARYLAND SALES AP. 7-207i
ADELPHI-Brk. rambler. Lge. liv
rm. with f1repl., din. rn., bed
rms. BY OWNER. $15,950, FLA
Immed. possession. HE. 4-0642.
ADELPHI = Sparkling 3-bedrm
brick rambler, basement with rec
T Ts and HoNI4IoSaa, haEf Sath; cENTRAd F1c.I7snl
financing. S16,5OO. HUGH T
PECK, 1885 New Hampshire ave,
HE. 4-17OO.
ADELPHI, beautiful brick Colonial
with breezeway and garage. Level
lot 100x107, 8 lge. rms, full bsmt.,
rec. rm- and study, ! Va baths; as;
g. CO.. REALTORS, AP. 7-1200.
ALL-BRICK RAMBLER-Sl5,9 $50;
real fireplace, tile bath. 3 bedrms.,
daylight basement: lovely lot in
Baltimore .Pkwy. viii sell FLA
It'll Q pm, WA. 7-3900.
ROBERT s. DAVIS q CO., INC.
ANDREWS AREA. DON'T FENCE
NE I'M 3-bedrm. bungalow located
on 4 acres; city water. in Camp
Springs. Reasonably priced.
MOORE AND MOORE, REALTORS
RE. $4,000 RE. 6-S060
ARDMORE-Open BY owner 9O22
Ardmore rd.. $3.50 dn. incl, al
settlement costs. Immac. all-brick
rambler with y acre fenced lot
Beaut. Handicapped. Immed. occup
Move in with deposit. For dir.
coll HA O-1K0T TH R-A2Oa
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CHEVERLY AAA-1 VALUE! Vacant
can be seen at any time! 2 bed
rms. lge. kit, sep. din. rm., FIRE
PLACE, bsmt. with exit, scr. pch.,
STS%d wooded lot; FHA APP approved $500 SH}0
with settlement costs!
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COLLEGE PARK - 8-bedrm. ram.
bier. Roomy and so attractive, q
picture window in liv. rm.. nc
steps, level lot, off-street parking
and many flowers. Moderate down
assume 4Iaeo loan, SO mo-. ol
FHA terms only S4O0 dn.
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E-Ranch-t type rambler
230 #. deep lot, trees, shrubs anC
garage. Ideal family home, walk t.
school. and acres Of beautiful parl
play area. Only S13.950. Immed
posS.
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Bethesda
Kenwood Park-$39, $50
5-Bedroom Rambler

Spacious brick rambler less than
years old, with 4 bedrms. plus
study Tor 5 bedrms.). 3 full baths.
oDeni1o ~ rear nstio HUE I'm.
ished recreation rm. with fireplace.
Garage. Owners leaving town. See
it todayl Call JAMES E. SCHWAB,
EN-. 2-5S00; ewes, OIL. 4-7693, OF
Wn 6.14OS
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GOTHAM

TT. BELVoIR AREA, beaut. Mt
Vernon terrace, 25 min. to Penta-
gon-Brk. split-level: 3 bedrms.
. baths, finished rec. rm.: N acre,
trees, waterfront PRIVILEGES: $17.-
S9SSS.aoo.1 OWNER. Ro' uI Is.1SS5anSs'e 1SS5anSse'
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CHEVY CHASE REALTY
EN-. 3-1sO0. Ewes, ia. 9-745C
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

1A4IAAJ OA4OAVN|11-Y1 TOU
ACROSS FROM CITY HALL
An excellent Investment, 4 bedrms. 81,
2 2h baths. . 3o1tti liv: rm., lge; pan
tunity for physician, attorney or
family. Garage. lot 90x1O0. Adj
lot avail. 75x2O0. Vacant.
LUCILLE COOK
JE. 2-3272 Realtor JE. 2-4664
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SILVER SPRING

all-brick 4-bedrm. split-level on
s4-acre Handicapped lot; Dashboard
hot-water heat: 2-car gar; ALL
. elec. kit: bsmt.: many many
extrasl Trades accepted.
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RANDOLPH HILLS - Brand-new
Ail-6rick ra%SieT, se' sep. din DeaTny! Tm..
rec. rm., aluminium awnings; huge
lot; excellent GI assumption; un-
believable at Sl7,950. c. P.
FLETCHER. Open SO. 10. g.
4HT1
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FLOYD H. BULLS co.

FLU D II. DObIO OI'
BETTER BUYS
We sincerely hope you've had
safe and pleasant holiday. Now
it's business again.
1st OFFERING
TAYLOR ST. NE.-6-rm. detached
brk. Lot 43x220; all lge. rms. Rec.
rm., patio, gas &C. heat, garbage
disposal, etc. Immac. cond.
throughout. Priced right.
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KENTUCKY AvE.-Just OF Lin
coin Park. 6-rm. row brk. all lge.
rms, front entr. to bsmt. Gas
h.-w.h.; conv. to everything. Sl4,-
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Sill. SPG.-4 bedrms., IA rms, 4
baths; 90x140 lovely yd.; immac.
excel. finan. OWNER. JU. 5-S651
SPRINGBROOK AREA = Nearly
new brick split-level, 3 huge
bedrms., > full baths, nice modern
kit, recreation, room: rear screened
JU. 5-6010.
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Iothers fell into feminine hands
for 9 time when the proprie-
tors became i'll or went on va
cation.
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Reds Spy in Sky,
London Paper Says

LONDON, Mar IA (AP).-
High-fying Soviet aircraft are
keeping q Photographic watch
on Britain's missile sites and
installations. q London news
paper claimed yesterday.
The Sunday Dispatch said
the Russian planes, patrolling
high above the North Sea, are
using long-range infra-red
cameras which can photograph
the entire British mainland
and peer beyond to the Allan
tic Ocean.
The pictures are so clear
said the Dispatch, that trained
photograph interpreters can
even pick out and count ships
at sea or missile sites on the
east coast"
The newspaper gave no
source for its information and
the Air Ministry declined COM
ment.
The Dispatch said British
aircraft carrying out similar
photo reconnaissance work have
achieved amazing results"
Evening star., 1960-03-14
Newbery Medal
Goes to KrumgoId
For Onion John

Onion john" a book by Jo-
seph Krumgold, has won the
Newbery Medal, awarded once
a year for the most distin-
guished contribution to chill
dren's literature.
The book was selected as the
best in a field of over 1,5O0.
Mr.. Krumgold is the first au-
thor to receive this award a
second time. He has written
only three children's books, al
though he has also written de-
tective stories and scripts for
documentary films.
Announcement Of the New
berry Award was made today
in New York.
The Caldecott Award for the
most distinguished picture
book of the year was an
Inounced at the same time. The
winner is Mine Days to
Christmas" a story of Mexico
by Marie Hall Ets. The illus
trations are in brilliant color
very different from the simple
black and whites associated
with Mister Penny" and other
early favorites written and IL
lustrated by Mrs. Ets.
Winners Of the medals are
selected by a committee of the
American Library Association.
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subcommittee, the former
Ohio Wesleyan University pres
ident continued: .s
II am confident of the fact
that if someone with COM
petence in the field in which
Admiral Rickover operates
should refer to his associates
in that manner-as just a
group of characters-that he
would resent it.
Last August, Admiral Rick
over told an Appropriations
Subcommittee on his observa-
tions of the Soviet school sys-
TEN. He asserted that Russian
high school students have much
better instruction than those
in the United States.
Then, in response to ques.
tions, he criticized both the
Office of Education, which is
under Mr.. Flemming's jurisdic.
ton, and the National Educa-
tion Association.
Asked who the characters"
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surveillance for some time.
Raiders said they found several
marijuana cigarettes and a
quantity Of loose marijuana
lying around.
Mr.. Baker, 80, said he didn't
even smoke tobacco cigarettes.
All eight Of those arrested
four men, four women-denied
the charges. They were booked
on suspicion of possession of
marijuana and lewd vagrancy
a morals count.
The eight were later freed
on $1,050 bail each. Among
those arrested was Actress Lola
Dewitt, who refused to give her
home address. She gave, in
stead, the address of her at
torney in a downtown Office
building.
The others arrested were
Peter Neil Hestelt, 20, and his
wife, Suzanne Elizabeth, "a;
Mrs. Peggy Louise Flanagan
25, and Mrs. Willie Jean
Donavan, 26.
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Warns of Persecution

There is enough spiritual
power here to sweep all Egypt" I"
Mr. Graham told the audience.
"A great spiritual awakening
could take place in Egypt If
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Nude Party Raid Nets
Perry Moson's D. A.

HOLLYWOOD, Mar. IA
(AP) Actor William Talman,
the district attorney who always
loses to Perry Mason in the
television series, faces narcotics
and morals charges with seven
others arrested at a Hollywood
party.
Raiders said they found Mr..
Talman and others nude or
partly nude and said "all were
high on marijuana."
Among those arrested yes
terday were James H. Baker,
television producer, and Rich
ard Reibold, 81, in whose
apartment the arrests were
made.
Mr.. Talman, As, said that he
Just stopped by the apartment
for a drink. There must be
some kind of a mistake" he
said. He added: This could
ruin me-"
Sheriff's Capt. r. B. Brooks
said his Office had had the
Riebold apartment under
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Christians loved each other and
spoke boldly for Christ today" /"
The evangelist warned that
acceptance of Christ might
bring persecution. But he re-
called that some inhabitants
of ancient Egypt spoke out for
Christ even though it meant
risking death.
Although the meeting had
little advance publicity, Mr.
Graham said it was "the most
tightly packed audience I have
ever preached to-"
The crowd poured into the
grounds long before the meet
ing. and most of the 1000 seats
in the great tent were filled
two hours ahead of time
Women carrying babies stooc
for hours waiting to hear the
sermon. Others sat on blankets
spread on the grass.
Onward Christian Soldiers
and other hymns were sung ir
Arabic and a collection was
taken by passing around fezzes
Egypt's traditional hat.
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Aide Of Graham
To Talk Here

Dan Piatt, a member oi
the Billy Graham evangelistic
team, will speak to Washing
ton area ministers at foul
breakfasts setting forth plans
for the Billy Graham crusade
at Griffith Stadium June 1925
The breakfasts, at 8 a. m.
will be held at st. Marks
Evangelical U. B. Church, Arl-
ington, Va. tomorrow; North
minister Presbyterian Church
Georgia and Alaska avenues
N. w., Wednesday; Congress
Heights Baptist Church, 621
Alabama avenue Sc, Thurs
day, and Mount Vernon Place
Methodist Church, 900 Massa-
chusetts avenue NV. Friday
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were, he said they were the
progressive educationists" who
train children in frills and not
in hard mental work.
Subcommittee members also
quoted him as doubling a
statement of a university presi-
dent in Ohio to the effect that
freshmen last year seemed
better educated than those Is
years ago.
Mr.. Flemming told the sub
committee he did not know who
in Ohio said that, but he agrees
completely.
II think that the students
who come into our freshman
classes today in our colleges
and universities are far better
prepared .. than were those
who went into colleges and
universities 80 and 35 years
ago." Mr.. Flemming said.
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MentoI Tests Ordered
For Youth in 2 SIoyings

MADISON. Wis, Mar. IA
(AP1. - A 20-year old youth.
who told authorities ''only God
knows" why he shot and killed
his father and a family friend,
was committed today to Cen
trail State Hospital for 60-day
mental observation.
The youth, John Mike
Hayes. a gun collector. pleaded
not guilty by reason of insanity
when he was arraigned before
Superior Judge Roy Proctor on
murder charges in the deaths
of his father, Harold Hayes.
48, director of the Madison Zoo,
and Walter o. Nelson, "a, an
insurance man. The shootings
took place Saturday night in
the driveway of the Hayes
home.
Judge Proctor set May II as
the tentative date for a pre-
liminary hearing after concur
ring with a suggestion by De-
fense Counsel John Riley that
the youth be committed for ex-
animation. District Attorney
Joseph Bloodgood supported
the plea.
Mr.. Bloodgood quoted Hayes
as saying "only God maybe
knows why I did it-I don't"
Three other persons, includ-
ing the assailant, were wounded
during the youths shooting
spree. He shot himself in the
foot.
Mr.. Bloodgood said the shoot
ing followed a party at the
Hayes home that was attended
by two young couples and the
assailant's girl friend. Hayes
slapped one of the girls and the
guests left Immediately after
ward.
The district attorney said
that after they left the youth
evidently went berserk, tearing
down drapes, wrecking furni-
ture and lamps and smashing
windows.
When Mr.. Hayes and his wife
and two other couples returned
home, the youth opened fire,
Mr.. Bloodgood said. The elder
Hayes and Mr.. Nelson were cut
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down in the driveway by 20
lcaliber rifle bullets.
Another shot struck Arnold
Rasmussen. who with his wife
had attended a dinner gather
ing with the Hayeses and Mel
sons.
The youth then opened fire
on a neighbor. Larry McCol-
Tough, Is, striking him in the
arm. The wound was not Seri-
Gus. Mr.. Rasmussen, hospital
lied with a bullet wound in
his chest. was reported in sat-
isfactory condition.
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Bill From the Past

NEWARK, N. j. (AP).-A
bill was found here recently
which listed the cost of making
home repairs. The carpenter
got rs cents an hour. Four
pounds Of nails, eight feet of
pine board and 81 hours of
work totaled $45.80. The bill
was sent in 1886.
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FIemmingHits Rickover
OverWord Characters
By the Associated Press

Secretary Of Welfare Femmng describes Vice Admiral
LYMAN g. Rickover unfair for calling Federal education
officials characters"
Mr. Femmng said Admiral Rickovers unfavorabe COM
parson Of the Office of Education with the education tech
nques OF the Russians was very unfortunate and has
bad effect morale"
In testimony made public today by House APPROXIMATIONS
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Graham Starts
Week Tour
0fHo|yLand

AMMAN. Jordan, Mar. IA
(AP).-Billy Graham arrived
in the Jordanian sector of
Jerusalem today for his first
visit to the Holy Land.
II have always had the de-
sire to visit the holy places, >
said Mr.. Graham, land am
glad to be here now."
The Jordan Government
blacklisted the American evan
gelist last November and ban
ned his visit to the country
accusing him of raising money
and propagandizing for Israel
in the United States. The ban
was lifted on recommendation
Of Jordan's ambassador in the
United States.
Mr.. Graham was greeted at
the Jerusalem airport by
Bishop Majeeb Kubein, head
of the Anglican community in
Jordan, Lebanon and Syria, and
several other church digni-
taries. Soon after his arrival
Mr.. Graham left for Bethlehem
and Hebron.
To Stay a Week
Mr.. Graham will stay in
Jordan a week. Tomorrow night
he will preach at the Lutheran
Church in Jerusalem, and King
Hussein will receive him on
Wednesday.
Mr.. Graham wound up his
two-month African tour by
preaching Saturday night to
10000 Egyptians at a jammed
tent meeting. There were 1000
decisions for Christ.
1t was believed to be the
largest Christian audience ever
assembled in the capital of
Egypt. which has a population
of II million Moslems and 11a
million Christians.
Warns Of Persecution
There is enough spiritual
power here to sweep all Egypt"
MIR. Graham told the audience.
"A great spiritual awakening
could take place in Egypt If
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Control

NEWARK, Ohio. (AP).-Ill-
ness and a vacation almost
turned nearby Alexandria into
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Ian a1l-woman village recently
Two Of the seven businesses
in the community are oper-
ated by women. and three
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MOTORCYCLES
GARAGES

VINCENT BLACK sHADOW-,54,
PERI. eond;: 81 comp. 1000 &C.
13O mph. HE. 9-l3l9 aft & nm
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BUSINESS PROP. for RENT
IN
NEW
SHOPPING
ATr~--
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

SHOP ROOM, 17x27, heat, iiFht,
mo. AID. 1901, bet. 2 and 1 pm
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.UT0S. { TRUCKS fer HIRE
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

FORD 1857 e-passenger wagon.
lease to light delivery or transp,
...f???? TU. 2-07lO.
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6425 I4th ST. NV, near Walter
Reed Hospital-Heated RaraEe:
$l2.50 mo. Call MRS, BURNS,
res. mgr, IA. $4,000.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
BEAUTIFUL
WATERFRONT
PROPERTY

Tops for your dollar. This beautiful
brick rambler is priced for i'm
mediate sale. Consists OF Nv. rm.,
full size din. rm., 3 bedrms., 2I2
baths. lot 200x3b0. Pile driven
pier, truly . gorgeous private wa
terfront. To inspect call
CGOHNn IN q 1870
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED
COMMERCIAL GROUND

WE NEED more lots. acreage or
KAY AYE kt2LPY x r e CO Sr n''Ess RI Ha seaaoo
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WOODBRIDGE,
= - DAN
&c A.

ARLINGTON REALTY CO.
1900 Wilson Blvd. ia. $4,000
YORKTOWN HIGH SCHOOL
Lovely Brick rambler with a per-
fectlv beautiful setting: . bed
rooms end den, large living room
with fireplace, separate dining
sroom, Price, S23,950. Call
THE BIG
. GAP
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OUT Of TOWN REAL ESTATE
BY SekFen

REAL ESTATE FOR
SALE IN WINCHESTER, ViR-
GINA. A very desirable six-acre
tract Of land improved by q four
teen-room house with ali modern
conveniences. This property is To-
Gated just north Of the city limits
Of Winchester, Virginia, and is
very desirable for either COM
MER1CAL OR RESIDENTIAL de-
Velopment.. 1t fronts on N. Brad
dock street ext. and Richards ave-
available. For particulars call or
write to FRED A. CRISMAN, 1O2
Richards ave-. winchester, va
Phone MO. 2-6126.
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Live-Wire Opportunity

Service station for lease. Located
BY large neighborhood on heavily
going business with better than
average potential. Low capital in
vestment; will lease immedia tely
Call IA. 4-11e0 or WE. l-0727
eyes,
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SCOTT, DE. 2-1513
FAIRHAVEN CLIFF

FAIRHAVEN CLIFF
80 miles from D. C. Detached
large 2-story Cape Cod. with 200.
IT. water frontage; on 8 lots; hai
own beach: price reduced. Cal
Mr.. Mann, HA. 2-3679. PAUL p
STONE CO, TU. 2-1l06.
NEW MODERNIsTIC HOME, . bed,
rooms, tiled bath, utility room ant
carport. Corner lot, one blocl
from Ches, Bay at Cedarhurts or
Chesapeake Bay near Shady Side
Nd, 81 miles D. c. Price, $3.50
terms. Take Nd. Rts. 4, 255 anC
46s. To inspect. see Mrs. Oliii OF
Holly ave. WALTER M. BAuMAN
AEent; 1922 Goth st. n.w.' FE
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Vacation Unnecessary
WE WELCOME
TRADES

What are your present needs? A
larger home? A smaller home? We
have . wide variety of new and
old homes, small estates and
farms. fittinR all descriptions.
sizes. loc.. and in the price range
to flt your purse. Let US help you
make. the change. We will buy
your house.
TRI COUNTY REALTY
Evening star., 1960-08-23
INVEST. PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. for SALE

1900 r. I. AVE. NE. = 2-story
pudding, air conditioned. excel
ient conditton. W. T. ALTHOFF,
ME. e-o9o6. A
Evening star., 1960-08-23
MONEY TO LOAN
AUToM0TIvE MISC.

ROLL BAR, racing tires and misc
equipment for A. H. SPRrTE. IA.
2-3367, after $40 pm.
1886 BUICK V-8 MOTOR with ex.
port kit. 10. 2-064S after $50
pm. Mon. throush Fri.
81 STUDE. o.D. trans. (v-sJ. $50.
HE. 4-1p4l.
Evening star., 1960-08-23

4O-FT. 1858 trailer; 2 bedrooms
excellent cond. INQUIRE: PECK'S,
sunset Grove Trailer court, Fair
fax, Va. After or weekends.