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Arizona tribune., 1960-10-07
SIGHTS
AND
SOUNDS
Eloise Bonks

Styles change in everything.
Hair which is shoulder length
one year is clipped off as short
as the French poodle's coat next
year. Skirts that hobbled will
probably be showing wrinkled
knee knobs before the calendar
pad is changed.
Interior decors alternate be-
tween the simple. austere and
functional approach or the de-
tailed, rocco and ornamental
one. Bare floors give way to
carpeted ones and painted walls
are covered with wallpaper again.
Table lamps increase from a
mere l8 inches from their bases
to three or four feet tall.
Automobiles in turn, resemble
giant chariots or dwarf carts.
Houses are planned to cover fifty
feet or fifty city blocks. Mems
trousers go from skintight to
wide drapes. Women's clothes
motto alters from "Coverup"
to Uncover" and Bikini no long
er means pretty beach resort
but a beach pretty resorting to a
skin suit instead of a bathing suit.
Yes, styles have changed in
many ways but the one thing that
has undergone little change are
story themes or plots. Regard
less of the publication date--be
it 400 BIC. or 1860 A.D., the vii
lains still wear sullen looks the
heroines still weep and smile
gamely through a veil of tears
while the hero dashes bravely
in at the last moment to perform
mir aculous reScueS.
All in all the recipe for muir
ders has remained unchanged.
No one has been able to surpass
the horrors of the Greek tragedy
or the Shakesperian Macbeth.
People still like to see or read
about sordid slayings whether
the victims are kings or maves.
Perhaps, the prevailing thought
that the guilty are always caught
by their conscience or by captors
is the reason that bloody plots
flourish.
One part of American life has
undergone great changes. Our
humor has travelled through the
caustic, pioneer wit to a nation
alistic period of Mr.. Gallagher
and Mr.. Sean. Then it Waded
through blacHace, slapstick and
the baggy pants tragic-comedy
of Chaplin. Along came Will
Rogers, the bitter tongued man
who smirked at everything and
everybody.
Later the one-man spectacular
personalities emerged in the
style of Joe Penner. Ed Wynn.
Jack Benny and Bob Hope. After
the Korean battles ceased a new
dimension hit the comic scene.
Bright comedy became dull. Cay
straight men turned into sullen
ghouls. We are now entertained
by "sick" comedians.
rs there a doctor in the
house2" is my first thought when
Sahl, Parr, Berman or others OF
the ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
'em-hell" gang appears.
Arizona tribune., 1960-10-07
A Close Look

Last week mew televisi0n program
ssCloseup" was viewed by persons from
coast to coast. A aOide range look at prob
lens of discrimination aOas brought into
the homes of Americans of all races,
cYeeds, and national origins.
Sponsors of this program took forward
step to bring a controversial subject unto
full focus of the cameras and naicYOphOneS
of the nation.
cYinainatOYy practices against Ne
gYoes, JeWs, Jabanese-Ameyic0ns and IN
dians we're shOaOn. Interviews Wath persons
of several races and religions gaze the
vieweYs chance to haze both pros and
cons discussed without becoming emotion
ally involved.
There should be little doubt I'm the minds
of the citizens of this nation that discTina-
iaatioa is prevalent in the North. Dis
elimination takes many forms against
naany people. Perhaps, the greatest
harms haze been suffered by the tho~s-
ands of American Indians.
This program showed the stark face OF
the worst segregated city IN the n0taoa =
Chicago. More Negroes are cr0mped
Oitain the confines of the city's South
side than, line i'm the boundaries Of several
states.
More programs of this type are meeded
to stimulate interest in the problems facing
this nation as ne enter the last quarter OF
the first year of q neW dec0de.
Evening star., 1960-12-02
Vivien Leigh Is Granted
Divorce From Olivier

LONDON. Dec. 2 (AP).-Ac-
tress Vivien Leigh was granted
a divorce today from Sir Lau-
renee Olivier on grounds Of Sir
Laurence's adultery with Ac-
tress Joan Plowright.
Miss Plowright's husband,
Actor Roger Leonard Gage, was
given a divorce in the same
court on the same grounds.
Neither Sir Laurence nor
Miss Plowright defended the
suits against them. Neither was
present in court. Sir Laurence
was ordered to pay the costs
Of both his wife's and Mr..
Cages suits.
Evening star., 1960-12-02

Leigh's second admitted adul-
terry occurred after Sir Lau-
renee told her that the mar
riage was at an end"
The judge said 1t was
proper" for the court to exer-
else its discretion.
In British divorces, the party
bringing the action is asked by
his or her attorney if he or she
has committed adultery.
If an admission is made, it
is handed to the judge at the
hearing in a sealed envelope.
The Judge then can use his
discretion to award the divorce
despite the admission.
Miss Leigh sat in the front
row Of the court while the evi-
dence in Mr.. Cages case was
heard.
Mr.. Gage and Miss Plowright,
28. were married in September.
1858.
Evening star., 1960-12-02

Mr.. Gage said his wife-now
appearing in New York in "A
Taste Of Honey"-and Sir Lau-
renee committed adultery in
London last June.
Vivien Leigh. Al, won her di-
vorce on grounds of the same
adultery.
Representing Miss Leigh,
Lawyer Robin Dunn told the
judge Miss Leigh admitted
adultery on her part and asked
him to exercise his discretion.
Mr.. Dunn said the actress,
first admitted adultery "had
been condoned" by Sir Laur-
ence. The lawyer said Miss
Evening star., 1960-12-02
BELGIUM LODGES
STRONG PROTEST

BRUSSELS. Belgium, Dec. Q
(AP).-The Belgian government
today instructed its Ambassador
in Cairo to lodge a strong pro-
test with the United Arab Re-
public over President Nasser'S
seizure Of Belgian Arms.
Public Health Minister Paul
Meyers announced the move
after a cabinet meeting. He
added that the Belgian envoy
in Cairo is being recalled for
consultations,
A government statement said
Belgium will seek international
redress unless adequate COM
pensation is paid for the prop
critics. Political sources said
this probably means the Inter-
national Court at The Hague.
Evening star., 1960-12-02

in their clashes with police.
have been ordered to vacate
the campus. Troops and po-
lice have not attempted to en-
force the order. but have
stood guard at the university
entrance.
In the Latin American tradi-
ton, police are barred by law
from invading the academic
sanctuary of the university,
which is supposed to be re-
sponsible for its own discipline.
Evening star., 1960-12-02
Venezuelan I onks axe
Posts at College Gates

CARACAS. Venezuela, Dec.
2 (AP).-The army brought
tanks up to the gates of the
university today after insur-
gents demonstrating against
President Romulo Betancourt
killed a soldier and a woman
doctor who had been walking
In the vicinity.
Knots Of leftiSt students still
manned machine guns in their
Evening star., 1960-12-02
New Venezuela Envoy

CARACAS, Venezuela, Dec. 2
(AP).-Appointment of Jose
Antonio Mayobre, former Min
lister of Finance. as Ambassador
to the United States and the
Organization of American
States has been officially an
nounced.
Evening star., 1960-12-02
!Nasser Seizes
Belgian Firms

CAIRO, Egypt. Dec. 2 (AP).
-Reacting quickly to the Con-
COS diplomatic break with the
United Arab Republic, Presi-
dent Canal Abdel Nasser has
seized all Belgian commercial
properties in Egypt. The UAR
has accused Congo President
Joseph Kasavubu Of being q
Belgian agent.
, Naturalization orders were
slapped on the Belgian-owned
Cairo Electric Railways and
the suburban Heliopolis Oasis
Co. yesterday, only hours after
Mr.. Kasavubu severed relations
with the UAR, whose ambassa-
dor in Leopoldville has sup
ported deposed Premier Patrice
Lumumba.
Sources in Brussels estimated
the value of the seized Belgian
assets at the equivalent Of $40
million. A number Of small
concerns also were seized. but
the Belga News Agency and
Sabena Airlines, with little
property here except Office and
mechanical equipment. were
left untouched.
Compensation to Heliopolis
shareholders will take the form
of state bonds payable over q
12-year period with 5 per cent
interest. Value Of the bonds
will be based on the price Of
Heliopolis shares as they closed
on the Cairo Stock Exchange
yesterday.
The Heliopolis company Is
worth an estimated Sc million.
It now owns most Of the swank
Heliopolis residential area.
When Baron Edouard Empan
bought the barren desert land
in 1905, he paid So an acre.
Evening star., 1960-12-02

Kobina Nketsia. adviser on cul-
tural affairs to the Ghana gov
ernment. will speak on "Ghana
and the Concept Of African
Personality"
Evening star., 1960-12-02
To Lecture on Ghuno

The League Of Ghana Pa
triots will sponsor a public lee
ture at 8 pm. tomorrow at
Howard University. DR.. Mana
Evening star., 1960-12-02

so-called "Stalingrad" at Ca
racas University but the gov
ernment had claimed it had
the rebellion in hand.
Covered by fire from their
fortress dormitory. a band of
students last night staged a
bus-burning raid in nearby
Plaza Venezuela. For the first
time they ran into gunflre from
armed civilians supporting the
government.
There were no reports of cas-
ualties from the Commute
battle.
One person was killed and
another wounded by snipers
yesterday, however. bringing
the death toll in seven days of
rioting and disorder to nine.
Encouraging to the moder-
ately Socialist government of
President Romulo Betancourt
was the failure of the band of
$50 students to gain any wide
support from the army or the
public. A strike call to bank
and other white collar workers
yesterday was only 20 per cent
effective.
The army always has been
loyal to Mr.. Betancourt, who
is due next February to observe
his second anniversary in office,
q record for a constitutionally
elected President in this coun-
try.
Evening star., 1960-12-02
Other Disorders

Although the government re-
ported disorders in half a dozen
other cities yesterday, there
was no indication they were.
serious.
The students, who have
shouted slogans for Prime
Minister Fidel Castro Of Cuba
Evening star., 1960-12-02
A. Monhotton Monsmooth
OIL n ~

Bloke B. D.
Short point medium spreod in loo%
cotton wash n wear oxford cloth
with convertible cufs-------5.00
Rooster Tie in botiqUe print---2.50
B. Manhattan Deleet Shirt
Wash n weor wonder blend Of KodeI
r (Eostmons poIyester, fiber) and
cotton is wrinkle resistont, TOO.
Convertible cuffs
Troion Tie Of loo% silk; imported.
500
c. Monhotton Austin
Superior cotton broodcIoth shin
with short point medium spreod;
French cuffs fs-------------5.00
Trojan Tie in pure silk fIeur de lis.
$50
D. Monhotton Spon
Fine quality white cotton broodeIoth
with specioI eoIIor constructed Of
long wearing cloth
Smoothie Button-Down Tie, l.50
E. Monhotton Spon Blake
Short point medium spreod collar in
cotton broodcIoth with convertible d.
cuffs -----------.4.50
Beou BrummeII Tie in olI-siIk
shodow stripe pe---------2.5O
r. Van Heusen 2x2 Pimo Shirt
Soft, smooth ond luxurious OF all
Amenicon 2x2 Pima cotton with Von
Cliff collar and French cuffs For eIe-
gonce and fine voIue------5.q5;
Troion Tie in oII-sik poisIey print,
-8s 2-.'s., < $50
G. Monhotton Spon SetIo
SIoped low band collar ond con-
vertbIe cuffs in cotton broodcloth.
$50
Beou BrummeII Tie in oII-siIk GEN.
ter poneI ESQ
II. Van Heusen Snop Tab Shirt
Just snop The tob into position and the
collar lays fIut In oxford cloth with
dual cuffs -----------5.00
Wembley Tie OF Oocron poly
ester in ivy stripe $50
}. Van Aevsen Century 800
The new short point collar in cotton
broodcloth with dual cuffs 4.50
Damon Tie in royon ond silk UNDER
K. Won Hevsen Century Ronlet'
Hos short round eyeIet collar and
dual cuffs; in cotton broodcIoth, $50
Wembley Tie Of Docron poIyester
with center panel $50
|. Monhotton Monsmooth
Short point medium spread collar
wash m wear broodcIoth with con-
vertible cuffs 500
stWembley Tie Of oooe Docron poly
ester with woven stripe
Evening star., 1960-12-02
Make This a White Shirt Christmas

There few things guaranteed please him
his fovoHe collar e And Konns brings you superb
Shirts together with the right for that finishing your
piece de resstance
Evening star., 1960-07-21
JeIIied Vegetables

One envelope unflavored
gelatin. 2 tablespoons sugar,
IA teaspoon salt. 11a cups
cold water, divided: "a cup
lemon juice, cup cold cooked
vegetable, cut into bite-size
pieces Canned, frozen or
fresh); Y cup diced celery,
2 tablespoons diced piniento,
tablespoon minced onion, /
tablespoon capers, optional.
Mix together gelatin, sugar
and salt in saucepan; stir in
1a cup of the water. Place
over low heat, stirring con-
Stantly until gelatin is dis
solved. Remove from heat.
Stir in remaining cup
water and lemon juice. Chill
to the consistency of un-
beaten egg white. Fold in
vegetable, celery, pimiento,
onion and capers. Turn into
3-cup mold. Unmold onto
crisp lettuce. Four servings.
Note: Shredded carrots,
sliced radishes or chopped
cucumbers may be substitute
ed for celery. If canned vege-
tables are used vegetable
liquid may be substituted for
all or part of the water.
Evening star., 1960-07-21
Purty Shrimp Mold

Two packages of unfavored
gelatin, u cup water, 2 cups
tomato juice, l cube beef
bouillon, 2 teaspoons horse
radiSh, 2 teaspoons Wor-
cesterShire sauce, l teaspoon
salt, 1a teaspoon celery salt,
l G-ounce) bottle lemon
lime carbonated beverage, 1
pound cooked, shelled and
deveined shrimp, or about 2
dozen cooked, medium
shrimp.
Soften gelatin in water.
Heat tomato juice to boiling
and stir in gelatin and bouil-
Ion cube until dissolved. Add
horse-radiSh, Worcestershire
sauce, salt and celery salt.
Cool slightly, Add lemon-lime
carbonated beverage and
pour half of mixture into q
quart mold. Place in re-
frigerator until firm, arrange
shrimp on top and add re-
naming mixture. Chill un-
til firm. Makes eight to 10
servings.
Evening star., 1960-07-21
Melon Mold

One package lemon = fla
vored gelatin, 2 or 8 sprigs
fresh mint, chopped; l cup
boiling water. y cup cold
water, 2 tablespoons lemon
juice, y cup mayonnaise, u
teaspoon salt, 2 cups diced
cantaloupe, u cup slivered
blanched almonds. pineapple
slices, melon balls, fresh
mint, Strawberries or other
fruit for garnish.
Place gelatin in bowl and
add fresh mint. Pour boil
ing water over all and stir
to dissolve gelatin. Cover
bowl and allow mixture to
steep five minutes. Remove
mint and add cold water,
lemon juice, mayonnaise and
salt. Mix ingredients to-
gether; mayonnaise will not
blend completely in liquids.
Pour mixture into freezer
tray and quick chill in
freezer until mixture is firm
on edges and soft in center.
Evening star., 1960-07-21

cJdTJ WIFI ally COOhCu NCSC-
table you fancy aspara-
gus, beans, carrots, or what
ever is convenient and
capture it in a fresh lemon
jelly.
For contrast in texture,
include one or two crisp raw
vegetables with the cooked
one you've selected. Celery
is always a good choice.
Radishes, carrots, or cucum-
bers, cut up small, make nice
variations. Whatever you de-
eide on, a bit of chopped
pimiento will be welcome.
The f1ecks of red color shin
ing through the pale-yellow
aspic add a decorative touch.
Put a neat crown of mayon-
naise on top and you're all
set.
When you want to combine
salad and dessert, try the
inviting minted melon mold
garnished with melon balls,
sliced pineapple and sprigs
of fresh mint.
A good main-dish salad
for a luncheon or buffet sup
per is the tuna-avocado mold.
Here an unexpected touch of
chilli powder adds a pleasant
zip, and the chopped pi-
miento makes a nice color
contrast with the pale green
of the avocado. The creamy
base comes from a blend of
evaporated milk and mayon-
naise with diced celery to
provide texture contrast.
The tangy cucumber salad
is hearty enough for a lunch
con main dish. Cut in smaller
servings, it makes an ideal
accompaniment to dinner,
particularly when you're
serving veal or fish. It's more
festive (as are all nodded
salads in a pretty mold, bit
a mixing bowl or loaf pan
will do nicely. too.
This salad combines two
warm weather favorites
cucumber and cottage cheese.
The flavor is heightened
by using lemon-lime car
donated beverage in place Of
half the water in the GEL
attn base.
Men will like the Tokay
salad. It's an interesting
combination of flavorsome
grapes, tangy lemon, onion,
and crunchy chopped cab
bage.
The shrimp mold is a new
approach to the appetizer
course for a buffet dinner.
Evening star., 1960-07-21
Tuno-Avocodo Salad

One package lemon
favored gelatin, / cup boil
ing water. ls teaspoon salt,
II teaspoon chill powder, /
teaspoon Worcestershire
sauce, "a cup evaporated
milk, "a cup lemon juice, /
can tuna (7la ounces),
drained and faxed; u cup
diced celery, teaspoon
grated onion, q tablespoons
chopped pimiento, u cup
mayonnaise, / medium sized
avocado.
Place gelatin in a medium
size mixing bowl. Add boil
ing water and stir until
completely dissolved. Stir
in salt, chilli powder and
Worcestershire sauce. Cool.
Stir in evaporated milk and
lemon juice. (MlXLure may
look curdled, but this does
not effect finished product.)
Chill until partially set,
stirring occasionally to keep
smooth. Blend in tuna,
celery, onion and pimiento.
Add mayonnaise and mix
well. Quickly peel and dice
avocado and fold into gela-
tin mixture. Ladle into a
well oiled Soup ring mold.
Chill until set, about 2 to
3 hours. Makes six to eight
servings.
Evening star., 1960-07-21
Cucumber Salad

One package lime favored
gelatin, l cup hot water, /
cup creamed cottage cheese,
u cup grated cucumber. 2
tablespoons grated onion, /
teaspoon prepared horse-rad-
ish, l teaspoon salt, / (7-
ounce) bottle lemon-lime car
donated beverage.
Dissolve gelatin in water;
set aside to cool. Press cot
tage chees through a coarse
sieve. Blend cheese, cucum-
ber, onion, horseradish and
salt into gelatin mixture.
Stir in lemon-lime carbon
ated beverage. Pour into a
mold and refrigerate until
firm. Makes six servings.
Evening star., 1960-07-21
Mustard DRESSING

One = half cup whipping
cream, l2 cup mayonnaise,
"a teaspoon salt, teaspoon
prepared mustard.
Whip cream until stiff.
Combine mayonnaise, salt
and mustard; fold into beaten
cream.
Note: Salad may be gar
nished with small fresh
grape leaves and Tokay
cheese balls. To make the
cheese balls, shape cream
cheese into small balls.
Press a seeded grape half on
each side of cheese ball;
chill until ready to garnish
salad.
Evening star., 1960-07-21
Tokuy Salad

One and one-half cups To-
kay grapes, 2 or 3 tablespoons
French dressing, l package
lemon-flavored gelatin, l cup
boiling water, "a cup orange
juice, "a cup fresh lemon
juice, 2 teaspoons instant
minced onion, "a teaspoon
salt, l cup finely chopped
cabbage, mustard cream
dressing.
Halve and seed grapes.
Marinate grapes in French
dressing several hours; drain.
Dissolve gelatin in hot water;
add orange and lemon juices,
onion and salt. Chill and
when mixture begins to jell
Evening star., 1960-07-21

add grapes and cabbage. Turn
into a 3 to 4-cup mold; chill
until firm. Unmold and serve
with mustard cream dress
ing. Makes about six servings,
Evening star., 1960-07-21
Do-Aheod Salads
Boon to Hostess
BY VIOLET FAULKNER
Food Editor Of The Star

It's no accident that nodded salads have long
been favored for summer entertaining They look
cool, taste cool. And they can be made ahead
blessing to any busy hostess
The vegetable aSpc is a simple and satisfactory
way to deal with the vegetable course. You can
Evening star., 1960-07-21

Return chilled mixture to
bowl and beat well. Add
cantaloupe and almonds and
pour into 1-quart creased
salad mold. Chill until firm.
Unmold on plate and gar
nish with cantaloupe balls
and other fresh fruits.
Makes six to eight servings.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
TENEMENT APIS.

1Gnt: -srteo - me 4tfiIr ;rcor,c
40O, Pull price for quick sale
100000. Terms Downtown. 0I6
a st. NV. Inspect this property,
tn.n come In ard h'' + Musf
have $1,000 cash. wAPLE, 1926
Evening star., 1960-12-18
FAINT STORE

~ YIRolNIA. CIR. s-aOas
mechsnicsHi hH sup.. AvA!LAnLE. VA AZ 70
teblished plumbing, heatine snd
air-eond. business. No fnonev
NEEDED 70 risht man: refs. ex.
snaneed. Reply p. o. BOZ s, Ken.
Evening star., 1960-12-18

!esEsppkkSSEsN5 eEpkSSEEss co tTTssgoR; sFY; = sNIMSz ms;I
highway. we'll equipped; businsnI, ins,I
and property with apartmSnt ttISs ~
ample PARKING: sin, ,Cl0 dovn NAY
handle. MONTGOMERY REliTY
~; ~. $4,000; evenings. La
Evening star., 1960-12-18

Nrby Va. Does over $50. 900 q ".
New owner can great!y increase
this business. Has $500 in
stock. Can be bought for So.
600 hs;o: Only = down. Sells
Evening star., 1960-12-18
SECURITIES BUILDING

729 18th ST. NV.
5000 50. II. Of conditioned space
on second floor Of modern ele.
vator building: $500 q %. It.
Evening star., 1960-12-18
''I ISUPERMARKET

Does SS,00O-S1Q.O00 . wk. Nicely
equip, self.serVice. Can be bousht
Tor $4,000 plus stock. Good
Evening star., 1960-12-18
CHARLES q IAMISON

CHARLES H. JAMISON
g. A.-5-rm. frame house, bath,
furnace; Arm. house In need Of
repairs: lge: horse barn, Wash. :
type dairy barn. silo. lush blue
grass sod: traverSed by babbling
brook: mi. road frontage; I
mi: west Bureau Of Standards
new location at Gaithershurg;
u AZ R'1gG-rmi, IeS aere; ;s.b.th ,r,m. house.
hardwood fioor. oil heat, huTe Jiv' liy
rm., din. rm., parlor, lst-fioor
bedIm,, bath, spacious kit; 4 bed.
rms. bath, End floor: full attic:
part bsmt.. garaRe, hen house. Ex-
ouisite acresge, al In grass, Un-
road front. Near churches, store
and new school Friendly ETY..
town; 25 mi. D, c.: SCI, 500,
terms: $4,000 cash.
100 A,-6-room frame house, liv,
rm, din. rIn., mod. kit, 3 bedrms =,
bath, bsmt.. oil heat, lge. barn,
corn house. etc. All land in sod /:
3,000-ft. road frontage; 10 mi.
north Frederick; S22.600; y cash.
80 A.-Damascus farm, 6-room
house. mod. kit. bath. liv. rm..
barn. misc. bldSs' All sod: sSe, 800
IS A.-6-rm. brk. house, iIiTHT. nv Tm'.
din: room, mod. kit, 3 bedrms :,
bath, attic. bsmt.; 4OxfO barn
silo: Baltimore milk market: "a
mi. hard road frontage: 10 nj.
north Of Frederick: S22,SOO.
POOLEsvILLE, ND.
WI. s-9223 or 30l-DI. 3-3262
Evening star., 1960-12-18
LOTS, ACREAGE WAIVED

APT. GROUND. zoned or subjecO
to zoning. r. 1. SMITH. REAL
TOR, GA. 4-77l1, GA. 4.e79b.
PVT. PARTY = Single bldg. sites
with all utils., in Pr. Geo. Co,
Send full info. Box 397-M, star.
VIRGINIA DUPLEX SITES wanted
for client. Call DARWIN REAETYs
INC, IA. 7-4353. IA. 2.7SoAs
Evening star., 1960-12-18
SELL on TRADE

SELL on TRADE
900 acres Of wooded land, IDEAL
for development, Excellent .hSh.
ing. hunting and bostingl 6h mi.
Of good shoreline on Potomac
River and large creek: hrs. from
downtown Washington and adloin.
ing counties. win sell or trade for
income producing property. Call
724 l4th St. NV. NA. S.334S
sHyEn s.MII.rIs srENGTs 3 {, S.r5I 6ldR. SiteSs;
900: eyes.. -, FE. 1s $s:Iii7s. %
WILL FURNISH LOT and build to
suit suit. purchaser purchaser on nice lot near
under $1,000, HnancinS cGSs1s srrsnSed. Ea1Ssc
AUSTIN D. THOMPSON REALTY
Co. JE. $3.50.
WILLIAMSBURG VILLAGE 1Geor.
giA ave. ext.-lz-aere corner lot.
S35O down. he. 1.755T,
WOODED LOTS WITH STREAM
Approximately acre In size and
IN an area Of cuSton1-built homes
near Annandale. Priced to sell.
ssAY SEA 'E; coSSPaS9;. ISSSS; sseS5a1,H ss9Ss5ErH "
NSos ctoSa btECCk, EgAub (QuICns
Virginia. Once closed on Sunday.
WOODBRIDGE, 1925 Monroe ne
Level site. 60x160, zoned RIB
for det. houses, either frafng or
brick; $3.50. ia. 93A4R3. =
q ACRES (approx.l, sTrmEheid,
$50. M1iRiYT YTsfSsS. RGTY., stSpea; J4a esa;;oSs6.
23 UNDEvELOPED WOODED lots
IN the town Of Fairfax. with sewer
and water available. adjoining q
SIdSdiyision HdS " on. ei III houses uses in the s35,-
Of 81, 800 per 1s"sfi lot. wSich a. inrludss ;eS
o of sarSsy' strssi topG T9s&IH End city AgpScysl
SON REALTY CO., JE. S-S75M
Sc ACRES with / I,400-ft. frontage
on State road in Fairfax Co., pub.
lie water available.
Several acreaEe tracts In Great
call Mr. Trammell, FL. 6-303O.
FARMS 4 ACREAGE. INC
REALTORS DE. 24S503
2-ACRE H0MESTTE opposite Con.
gressional Country. Club; 276-ft.
frontage. Price only $4,000 plug
street paving. La. 9-04l0.
6917 1921 BLAIR RD. NV, ZoneH
SMI1S,0OO SO. IT,. adj: H&G
sMTTA. iIo.aE 3b. 2e4lHSa, e ri 81 DE. y s,liSsS
56th AND CENTRAL-IM lots, ST.
$50; terms or will subor dinAte for
immed. bldg. NO. 1884 eft, S.