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Evening star., 1961-11-05

d through the II schools
OAR helps to maintain,
n training young people to
assume leadership in the
preservation of our constitu-
tlonal republic.
Mrs. T. Franklin Foltz. re-
gent, will preside. Hostess for
the tea following the meeting
will be Mrs. Joseph B. Paul.
assisted by Mrs. Edward Je-
rome Dies, Mrs. william E.
Leahy ana Mrs. James w.
Quiggle, ST.
Evening star., 1961-11-05
Teachers Good Example

Priscilla Grigg an unusually pretty young home
economics teacher in junior high approached by
ninhgrsde girl and asked her opinion Of early engage
ments.
"I informed her at length that thought they
wise for young people out of high school,
Whereupon the girl proudly announced I'm engaged.
Since obviously couldn't say, That's lovely, asked
to the girls ring-knowing that always pleases
newly engaged girl.
THE girl replied they decided not to get Just
yet. so that day get good one she said
gravely After all this is forever.
II feeling pleased that the girl showed at least
that much when she asked me, You're engaged
aren't you?' told her that yes, and showed her
my engagement ring
But you have another diamond on your right hand,
the girl remarked.
Yes, that's one that belonged to my grandmother;
my parents gave it to me- explained
"At this the girl gssped And when I asked why she
seemed surprised she said All of thought you
engaged to two guys!"
Priscilla's comment boy, what an example I must
have been setting them!"
Evening star., 1961-11-05
Have You Ever Wondered Why?

The very magazines that publish articles on
dieting often print in the issue antazng
pictures and recipes of rich yummy foods.
If you send a dollar to good order a book
from publisher they Immediately up all the profits
and bombarding you with literature?
Evening star., 1961-11-05
The Small Fry Say

Ten-year-od: We're pretty our tom cats the
father of your kittens that makes related by cat
r-year-od, watching baby chicks tilt back their
heads to drink from their pan: "Oh Mother, quick
the baby chickens are garging their throats"
Evening star., 1961-11-05
Out of the MoiIbox

when analyzed love and laughter magical pearls
in drab existence Love is the powerful word
in the world AS for laughter it is the greatest
relever of ALL but-n joy lever that should all
more frequently"
j. H. j. Hillcrest Heights Md
Evening star., 1961-11-05
(0) AIRLINE TABLE RADIO

Twin speakers for sreoter tonol depth,
bUilt-in ontsnno for powerful, Ions.di.-
tones reception. SmotIy styled in fur
qUoise or spice with white... 1888
Same style radio with clock, IS more,
Evening star., 1961-11-05
q 6-TRANsIsToR RADIO

Compact unit ... fits costly into eoot
pocket OF purse for listening pleasure
wherever you sol Ploys on lew-eost
battery. White with gold trim. With
earPhene and eorryins eose 1888
Arizona sun., 1961-10-19

also indicates that most
More than $4,000 persons, includ
ing parents, adult non-parents, stu
dents. high school principals ane
counselors were polled in the sur
vey.
In percentages, this is how they
responded to the question. "Hov
can a young person best learn to
drive:
Non
Parents Parents Student
Arizona sun., 1961-10-19
You're Never Too Old TO Learn i

and that did the trick. l am hop
ing to make this the best year
yet.
| have had many pleasant hours
as a result of your faithful in
StructiOn.
Thanks to one and all
Lovingly,
Your pupil, Sidney Menefee
Mrs. Menefee learned tipping
at Phoenix Center for the blind,
a United Fund agency, where vol
unteer teachers give their time
with this inspiring result.
Phoenix Center for the Blind is
just one of the So services sup
ported by your gift to United Fund,
which is currently conducting a
drive for $1,662,624 for 1862 op-
Grating funds for these voluntary
health. welfare and youth serv-
ices.
United Fund is people helping
people like Mrs. Menefee, tn e
modern, low-cost efficient way.
Each year, 100000 persons bene-
fit in some way from United Fund
agency services.
Arizona sun., 1961-10-19

You're never too old to learn
if somebody cares enough to teach
you For proof-here's an exact
copyeof a letter from an 86-year
old blind woman with impaired
hearing:
A NOTE OF THANKS TO MY
TEACHERSI
TO MY DEAR TEACHERS!
At the beginning of this another
school year, l wish to render
thanks for all that you have done
for me during the past two years
of our work together, and h e
pleasant association with the 9TH
er members of the class. To each
of you / want to express my ap-
preciati0n of your patient loving
help and instruction and words of
encouragement.
At first the fear that you might
think Twas not worth your while
made me so nervous | could not
hold out to go through a lesson.
But you were So understanding
and gave me a quiet place where
] only had one voice to listen to
Arizona sun., 1961-10-19
NAACP Uses Chance To
Practice Its Philosophy

The NAACP has chosen as chief
legal spokesman a White lawyer,
36-year-old Jack Greenberg. Green
berg was named to succeed Atty.
Thurgood Marshall, general counsel
of the NAACP Legal Defense Fund,
who was named by President Ken
nedy to the U. S. Court of Appeals
for the Second Circuit. Of course
many Negroes will object to the
appointment but Attorney Green
berg, author of Race Relations
and American Law, has been
Attorney Marshall's chief assist
ant since 1949. He has served in
the capacity of chief assistant very
effectively. He has demonstrated
his ability very well as Attorney
Marshall's assistant, and he de-
serves the advancement. The MA
ACP is congratulated for this fine
example of practicing what it
breaches. Commenting on the sit
uation Mr.. Marshall said: "As
those who are fighting discrimi-
nation, we cannot afford to practice
o.
Arizona sun., 1961-10-19

Of the students who had COM
pleted driver education courses in
high school, "a percent said they
took the course in order to learn
how to drive safely and skillfully;
16 percent said they wanted to
qualify for lower insurance rates;
8 percent said they wanted to use
the family car; and 2 percent said
they wanted to get a job which re-
quired a drivers license.
Other opinions obtained in the
survey:
-Niney-two percent of the par
ents who had a family member
take a course including practice
driving said they would encourage
their son or daughter to take such
a course.
Seventy-three percent of these
polled said driver education is a
good use of school time and would
not substitute other educational Of
ferings. for practice driving.
Arizona sun., 1961-10-19
:
Call For CFrist-Iike
Action For Racial Justice

Cincinnati-A call for Christ-like
action to promote racial justice was
issued by Auxiliary Bishop Paul
F. Leibold of Cincinnati at mass
for Franciscan Tertiaries (Oct.
y in St. Peter in Chains cathed-
raj.
The title of the Third Order of
st. Francis official Catholic Ac-
tion program is "Action for Ra-
cial Understanding" Purpose is
to promote programs among more
than 100000 Franciscan Tertiaries
in North America, to help solve
racial problems.
Prudent, sincere, earnest, cou-
rageous powerful ChriSt-like action
was invoked by Bishop Leibold
as the call of our biShOp-t0 seize
the mantle of leadership from the
agitator and racist on either side. !"
Arizona sun., 1961-10-19
CATHOLICISM

Fort Worth-There are now 615,-
1854 Negro Catholics in the United
States, according to the October
issue of Sepia, leading Negro mag
azine published here.
The article, by John Howard Grit
fin, claims that more than 11,0OO
American Negroes were convert
ed to Catholicism in the past year,
largely because there are no Sec
ond Catholics"
Griffin adds that the 728 Negro
priests in this country are twice
the number 10 years ago, at a
time when the Society for the Pro-
pagation of the Faith warned that
"any thought of wide general
conversion of the Negroes to the
Catholic church is an illusion until
and unless the attitude of Ameri-
can Catholics, clergy and laity,
is completely purified of approval
of the segregation policy or Of the
many deprivations of educational
opportunity, of fair employment
and of decent housing that arises
as result of it. "
The article further explains that
100000 Catholics in the Dahas-FOrt
Worth diocese were called upon
to offer prayers in the name of a
Negro saint. The occasion was last
June 20, when Bishop Thono"7 =
German ordered the prayers after
Sunday masses in Churches and
chapels of the diocese, for inter-
racial peace through interracial
charity" Saint Benedict the Moor
is one of at least 20 Negroes the
church has canonized.
Arizona sun., 1961-10-19
PROTEST GROUP SAYS
CITY EXAGGERATES

Attorneys for the group
of South Phoenix citizens
who are protesting annex
alton by the city of Phoe-
nix, claim that the Phoenix
City Council is in exaggeration, .
that it will take a year to get a
decision on an appeal to the State
Supreme Court, in legal battle
over annexation Of the South Phoe-
nix area.
Arizona sun., 1961-10-19

It was explained to those polIed
that the standard driver educa-
ton course includes both class
room instruction and practice driv-
ing, and that the practice driving
phase costs considerably more
than classroom instruction.
Then they were asked whether
they would be willing to pay 81
a year additional vehicle registra-
ton fees in order to finance the
practice driving phase of the
course. In percentages, this is how
thew replied.
Arizona sun., 1961-10-19

save many South Phoenix people
their property and homes in these
vicious sewer districts alone"
At its October IL meeting the
Phoenix City Council ''regretfully
noted" that the suit is holding up
construction of $3,684,112 worth of
improvement projects in the COM
oined districts of Maryvale and
South Phoenix.
Last year in surprise move
Phoenix annexed most of South
Phoenix and Maryvale. 1t appear
I'd that Maryvale was used to
sweep the South Phoenix area in
% the city. Heavy signature lists
n Mafyvale madesup for the op-
position and lack of signers- in
south Phoenix.
South Phoenix attorneys are
still prepared to show that, the city
ell short of the required 50-plus
per cent of the assessed property
valuation, they say.
In the meanwhile the city says
South Phoenix and Maryvale must
wait for Is sanitary sewer i'm
orovement districts, which resi-
dents must pay for on a property
frontage foot basis, and a few
street paving Improvement dis
.rictS, which are for the most part
paid for by property owners on
he same basis.
Arizona sun., 1961-10-19

"It won't take that long, as
both the city and the South Phoe-
nix attorneys are pushing to expe-
dite it."
A spokesman Tor the South Phoe-
nix group said, "a majority Of
South Phoenix people feel the same
about the city and their annexa
ton methods as before. If we
beat this superior. court decision
which was certainly not decided
on the merits of the case, we'll
Arizona sun., 1961-10-19

mo CREDIT NEEDED"
Are you new in Phoenix?
COME IN & SEE US
Have you ever been bankrupt?
COME IN G. SEE US
Have you had a repossessi0n?
COME IN & SEE US
Have others turned you down?
COME IN & SEE US
Arizona sun., 1961-10-19

It's what we learn after we think
we know it all that really counts.
If you see a fault in others,
think of two of your own, and do
.lot add a third by your hasty
judgement.
Arizona sun., 1961-10-19


The statewide survey
people-including youngsters-are
strongly in favor of raising the
driver-licensing age from 16 to Ii
for those who don't complete driver
education courses. :,
Results of the poll, conducted
by the Education Research Depart
ment Of Arizona State University
were reported today by the State
Traffic Safety Division.
High school driver education cou
Commercial schools ...,..,,-,,,..-,,--.-,.
All other methods ------,--,-.:s.-------.--
Arizona sun., 1961-10-19

To the question, Should driver
education be required for the liz
censing of drivers under 18 years
of age" the percentage responses
were:
Arizona sun., 1961-10-19
Arizonans Believe The Best Way
10 Learn Driving Is In The School

Arizonans believe Overwhelmingly that the bes
wav to learn to drive is through high school dfive
education courses and they are willing to pay In
craaeed fees to help finance such instruction public
opinion poll shows
Evening star., 1961-09-03
EARNS
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

1-70 acres on paved road near
Chesapeake Bay: Arm. tenant
59use; partially cleared. timber
2, - 27 acres: modern 3-bedrm
home; artesian well, large barn
outbldgs., 81 acre tob. allot.; or
paved road, 40 mi. d. c.. $4,000
3-115 acres: S-rm. home, full
basement, heat; 2 large barns
tenant house, 10-acre tob. allot
80 mi. D. c.: S27,500.
4-67 acres on paved highway
mi. from Ches. Bay; beautiful
bldg. sites, wide stream through
property. about half cleared; Az
acre tob. allot.; easy financing
$50 acres, practically all cleared
7-acre tob. allot., large barn, 8.
bedrm. home, bath. hot-air heat
80 mi D. c.. $25, 900.
6-2 acres: modern 2-bath. S-rm
home; outbldgs., includes grisS mil
and lee plant going business; 81
7-162 acres; new 3-bedrm. homI
with bath; 2 barns, machine shed
II -acre tob. allot.. streams, Ions
road frontage; 90 mi. D. c.
CALVERT REALTY
Evening star., 1961-09-03
FARMS

ON PAVED ROAD, with small river
throughout, 229 acres, 4 bedrooms,
2 tile bath dwelling, oil hot-water
heat: $4,000. For engagement
phone Culpeper, Valley 5-SS39.
BROWNING REAL ESTATE AG'cY.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
MOVE TO HOWARD Go
MT. AIRY. NH

NAAs hAnAp UkOs
35-acre farm improved with 7-rm.
dwelling located near Mt. Airy;
plped hot-air heat. ideal for horse
farm: $27. 900.
4-bedrm., modern dwelling in Mt.
Airy; good residential section,
close to schools, churches and
stores; q give-away at $4,000.
80 acres improved with 6-rm., red
wood-siding, 3-bedrm. house with
2 baths, recreation room. Kitchen
dining room combination, garage
in basement; ideal for horse or
cattle farm: 100000.
H. P. BURDETTE g. SON. REAL
TOR, MT. AIRY, MD. PHI. 1913:
eve, SUM-. phi. Mr.. Pryor, AIM.
Mr.. CHANTILLY AIRPORT IN VA.
121 acres, most Of which are in
pastures with board fences. Lge.
pond and stream with beautiful
view of the mountains. Residence
has 3 bedrms., Q baths; also 2-car
garage with apt. above; barn
and other farm buildings. Good
investment property. Drive out
Rte. so, exactly 4 miles beyond
light at Kamp Washington inter
section to white house or the hill
to your left. Owner (MR. BURKE)
on premises. Phi. 703-437-3519
Evening star., 1961-09-03
INVEST IN LAND
NOW

DARNEsTowN. MD.-6O acres,
nE, elem: school; $4,000; "a cash.
RIVER RD. EXTENDEp-46 acres,
S27,5O0; $1,000 cash. ~
SENECA. MD.-10 rolling acres,
cleared; $4,000; $4,000 cash.
SENECA, MD.-S0 acres, $4,000;
$4,000 cash. Excellent financing.
FREDERICK CO., MD.-AdJ, C&O
Canal and Potomac River: 36O-
acre. dairy farm. Must be sold
quickly. $4,000 cash.
OLNEY,. MD.-75 acres, partly
cleared. Beautiful large lake,
$4,000, $4,000 cash.
RIVER RID. EXTENDED-Mont-
gomery Co., 800 acres, 1000 IT,
River I'd. frontage. $4,000, good
financing. $4,000 cash.
UNITY, MD.-Off Georgia avenue
extended, 230 acres, $500 per acre,
Sold to settle estate. Substantial
cash required.
GENE CASTLEBERRY
Evening star., 1961-09-03

BERRYVILLE WINCHESTER -
Tastefully restored Mt. Vernon
Colonial brick; situated on 200
acres Of lush meadows with fresh
mountain stream. Ideal for cat
tie or horse farm. Conv. to major
highway and airport. OIL, 4-S63O,
S1GLER & CO. ST. 3-72S0
Evening star., 1961-09-03
FARMS

a, A.. C0UNTY-125 acres main
dwelling and tenant house: David
sonville, Md; 4 barns and otheI
bldgs.; 16h acre tobacco allot-
ment; very good soil, many others
avail. M. LEO STORCH, SP, 5.
1900. CE. 6-8234.
A BRUZEE BARGAIN
Airport area opportunity. IN acres,
4-rm. house on access I'd, tunc-
ton. ton. Va mi. Hot Shoppe site. S11,-
$50 Acres-nice farm bldrs. on
Potomac. River. Lovely views. z
mi. rd. frontage. 1885 an acre.
70 Acres bedrm. stucco bunga-
437-291S PL. 9-231s s
AREA OF UPPERVILLE, VA, Oyei
POO acres productive and beauti-
fully situated. Delightful stone
aud cattle. A self-sUstaininS t aEiHsS
estJate J e. Phone THOMAS 4 CO,
ATTRACTIVE cattle-grazing farm
foothills near town; LA 4asatI aereI
with older, Groom frame house,
on scenic paved road, 20 mile,
D. C.: S19,60O. Write Z. A. HAIR
RIS with J. z. Norman, Broker)
at Huntly, Va, or dial 703-ME
o-6255.
BERRYVILLE WINCHESTER -
Tastefully restored Mt. Vernon
Colonial brick; situated on 200
acres Of lush meadows with fresi
mountain stream. Ideal for cat.
tie or horse farm. Conv. to majol
highway and airport. OIL, 4-863O
sIGLER & co. ST. 3-7282.
CHARLES H. JAMISON
40 A.-Neat 5-rm. bungalow, bath
mod, kit. inlaid linoleum. sanded
fls.. lge. new horse or cattle barn,
misc, bldgs;: 2 streams. lush grass,
a2-mi, road frt. Development po-
tentlal; ha-mi. r.r. frt., industrial
potential; $4,000 or house, barn
and 20 acres. S21,500. Terms, u
"a A.-country estate. s-rm.. .
dormer wind. iiv. rm., 15xS3, fire.
pl.. din. rm. 14x16. buffers
4 master bedrms., 2 baths, cedar.
tull-length front porch, ige. back
porch. well kept lawn, lge. shade
Trees 3 a. oak timber. veg. garden;
300-ft. State road: 20 mi. D. c.;
Sl9,96O; Terms. u cash.
125 a.--DAMASCUS. Clean S-rm.
frame house; bath. h.-w.h., semi
moo. Kit. 4 bedrms., attic, bsmt.,
!ge; 2O-stan. barn, 4 misc. bldgs.
fertile rolling land. beaut. con-
tour farm. ] 5 g.. wooded. streams
ana sno views 2-mi. I'd. frontage. 2
$40 a.-.Redland-Laytonsville area
ROCK Creek watershed: 1O-rm., g.
bath mansion; exquisite in every
detail, o.h.-w.h.;. 8 other houses,
several barns, lake stream, gently
rolling: beaut. estate, strateei.
cally located: sewer t6 Rock Creek
water from W.S.S.C.: % mi. D, C. ;
QUO per acre. Terms.
81 a.-Damascus. 6-rm. house, liv,
rm;. din. rm.. modern kitchen, 8
eedrms.. bath. barn. misc. bldgs.
% a. wooded. stream; S26.5OO.
2SSO aTRIVER ROAD stock farm:
6-rm; house. 2 barns. 2 mi. 'front.'
SSge Sgge River I'd. and Gao Canal;
4 a.-6-rm. brick house. 2 bedrms
barn. bar osilo, la-mi. hard road fit; frt.;
~ ,Ia Is'-9srm. 9dm. Williamsburg frame,
baths. ultra-mod. kit. 8 fireplaces'
random wood fls., sanded and
polished. o.h.-w.h.. full bsmt'
attic; 5-rm. tenant house. hath
and elec.; new 6-stall Delaval mill
parIor. pipe line delivery; 8 huge
loafing and hay storage barns. new
or reconstr. in past s yrs: rs a.
altafa. 40 q. blue grass, stream
IIake; mile front. 9 roads. Near
Mlddletown; S55,0OO, u cash.
CHARLES Fl JAMJSOM
Evening star., 1961-09-03

A Good Drugstore
Doing $4,000 Monthly
Illness forces the owner to sell
this 90 year established business,
located in a heavy populated Sc.
area Of D. C., near the Nd. line.
Inquiries solicited from qualified
principals in a position to in
vest about $4,000. Ideal for
partners. Please consult HARRY
I. FRIEDMAN, Agent: RE. 7-1166.
Evening star., 1961-09-03

I21 MASS. AVE. NV. - Corner
store: 2 entrances: approx. 1000
so. IT.. plus basement strg.: excel.
for LIQUOR store, carry-out shop,
etc ReaS. rent Call
ST. 3-5040
Evening star., 1961-09-03
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES L

WE ARE DEsIROUs Of contactins
an individual or company who
wishes to purchase into Q new
,electronic field. The success Of this
business has been established but
needed are participation and pro-
motion: only those actively con-
eerned with ample financing reply,
Box l4S-Y Star
Evening star., 1961-09-03

LA PLATA:PoRT TOBACCO AREA
Desirable homesites in excelIent
nelghborhoods, 20 to % miles from
washington over modern high
ways. Outstanding business loca-
lions in rapidly growing towns
ana on excellent highways. Acre
age tracts, suitable retirement
shopping center or high-grade
subdivision. LEONARD SNiDER.
West 4-3311. La Plata. Md.
LOTS-1O-2O-25xIOO feet adioin-
ing Kentland; utils. avail. $3.50
each. Call JU. a-O74O.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
CHARLES H. JAMISON
OLNEY ESTATE

"a acres. an Early American 12-rm
mansion surrounded by neigh
borhood Of well-kept estates. Liv
rm., 1Sx20 with firepl.; music
rm., 17x25 with firepl.; din. rm.
17x25; den, 17x1S with firepl.
powder rm., new $4,000 kit, mas.
ter bedrm., bath. dressing rm.. 4
other bedrms.; 2 baths: Sd H.,
maids rm., 3 other bedrms., huge
cedar closet; oil h.-w.h. New 4
stall horse barn, tack rm.: Scar
garage, misc. bldgs.; stream,
stocked lake. tennis courts, formal
garden, flagstone terrace, black
top drive, much road frontage
Terms: " cash. Inspection by appt
CHARLES H. JAMISON
Poolesville, Nd.
WI. S-9223 or 301-DI. 9-2362
I15 ACRES : 9-rm. home, near
Woodstock, Va; Joins National
nnrk pP Q.2n10
Evening star., 1961-09-03

- FAIRFAX COUNTY
Mlthin view Of Jones Point
over s acres. Zoned for
Spts. or general business.
Liceo 70 sell. with reason-
nIie cash and terms. Call
NJ. BOSS d PHELPS, INC.
N'A' o-ooVV Res ia. S-4plA
Evening star., 1961-09-03

STATION FOR LEASE - ModeTr
station in suitland. Nd, doinT
er has other business interests
This is 0 neighborhood station anc
enjoys good reputation and re.
pairs. $4,000 will take over stock
and equipment. No good will in.
volVed. For sppt. call Mr.. Kotulek
LA. 0-5000
Evening star., 1961-09-03
INVEST, PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. for SALE

b. G-S6,OO0 down will buy about
$4,000 sc. 1T. Of CM-2 industrial
ground with rail road siding and
Several bldgs. Will subordinate
End trust to construction loan.
A. M. ROTH co. RE. 7-7330
Evening star., 1961-09-03
S10-000 DOWN
1s,7OO SO. FIT.
ZoNED C-3-B
26 UNITS

Excellent location near 3rd
and Kennedy; only 7 years
old; perfect condition, real
quality construction; very
low maintenance: approx.
81 times gross. Call Mr..
Marshall, ia. 4-4764,
FRANK s. PHILLIPS. INC,
DI. 7-1411.
Evening star., 1961-09-03

VIRGINIA MOTEL FOR SALE, To-
Of CIV Washington, Si Or D. c. fs fs-Snits, SGqsn
16-acres Of land, over 1900 foot
road frontage. Mt. Vernon style
masonry construction, wonderful
family quarters. Sacrifice for
quick sale. Bradshaw Motel, RID
2, BOX q. Stafford. We. Phone
OIL. 0.2691.
Evening star., 1961-09-03

ATTRACTIVE cattle-grazing farm
nestled in the Virginia mountain
foothills near town: 143 acres
with older, Groom frame house
on scenic paved road, 20 mile,
y. C.: $l9,500. Write E. A. HAIR
RIS with J. z. Norman, Broker
at Huntly, Va, or dial 7O3-ME,
Evening star., 1961-09-03

GOOD INVESTMENT - Arl.: Lee
hwy. Two modern brick stores;
$32 900, $4,000 dn. DI. 7-6500,
HYATTSVILLE-Fenced yd. about
$500 So. it., 2-drive-in gates, with
old house usable for office.
Sf1, 900. Terms.
A. M. ROTH co. RE. 7-7S3O
Evening star., 1961-09-03
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED

IN TOWN, about $4,000 "a,
It. for office, storage and
repair vending machines.
Sec. fir. OK II elevator;
rental, Sl25.
GERBICH, EN-. 2-O27s, ST. 3-1e3S
Evening star., 1961-09-03
PAUL B. GANI,EY

PEACH 0RCHARD-51a acres, g.
6eorm. rambler, IL mi. No. Of Sil.
Sp: on Colesville rd.; fully equip. ;,
sp Hceli iTIit business. OWNER,
Evening star., 1961-09-03

Ewes. and Sun. AM.
MA. z-0693 WA. 4-4736 WA. 4-9332
Evening star., 1961-09-03
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

PENN AVE. Sc, 13O6-Approx
1900 50. IT. 15' ceiling also
office showroom. LU. 1857.
Evening star., 1961-09-03
WANTED

Ambitious man to assume high
gallonage, Shay Flying A service
station, Silver Spring area. Must
have initiative and Imagination,
sales and mechanical ability.
Company provides equipment.
Reasonable rental terms. Training
and Counsel. Station presently
returns above average income. Dc
you have a desire to give your.
self and family q comfortable
liyfnE9 Call ME 9-5I05
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CENTRAL BUILDING
DOCTOR
DOCTORS OFFICE
HAYWOOD GARDENS APIS,
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

Located in lge. apt. development,
containing 915 units, 10 stores,
theater and 2 gas stations; serves
Q town Of approx. 10000 persons;
suitable for residence and office.
These offices have been in use
for many years by q doctor. Not
equipped. 4101 Haywood pl., Mt,
Rainer, Nd, WA. 7-62OO
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=. FINE BUILDING SITES -
Il Poo Z; and nearby Md. from
y At1soVu up on terms.
M AEALTY co. RA. 6-22eo
Glen Lien HILLS = Beautiful cleared
~ .y only $4,000. CAN Tor appoint
menk 70 show. HA. 7-4OSO.
HALE ~; ACRE lots in new subdiyi-
son son Subordination. RoMER 4
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUSTRIAL PROPERTIES wanted
for sale or lease.
A. M. ROTH co. RE. 1880
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WEST VIRGINIA

WEST VIRGINIA
90 oIa acres farm and woodland: 6.
80 Price. S6,35O
1Zo wooded acres; cleo. phone
hali-mile road frontage, thret
$5.275, terms,
NsaIY seventeen acres rich soil;
sScSdas srEom house; phonei spring