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Chiefs of Staff concurred gen.
orally in the undertaking.
There have been reports Mr..
Kennedy went ahead over their
strong objections.
Their general approval did
not necessarily mean indorse-
ment of all aspects of the plan.
Each agency has somewhat diff
ferent ideas and viewpoints on
such an undertaking.
Timing Became Issue
While Mr.. Kennedy did not
call a National Security Coun-
Gil meeting to approve the in
vasion, he checked out the plan
with all the members of this
top strategy group except Sec
retary of the Treasury Doug
las Dillon, Director Edward R.
MurroW of the United States
Information Agency, and De-
fense Mobilizer Frank B. Ellis.
The general idea was to have
landing by Cuban exiles to
support and supply anti-Castro
rebels already in the Cuban
mountains and, hopefully, to
set off such mass defectionS
that Prime Minister Fidel Cas-
tro himself would topple.
The timing of the invasion
was an issue. Some felt that
action should be postponed, as
it had been postponed during
the Eisenhower administration,
until exile forces became
stronger and Mr.. Castro's sup
preSSions at home made the
Cuban populace ripper for re-
volt.
Counter arguments prevailed.
They were that the morale
See FAILURE, Page Az
Evening star., 1961-04-22
Claims Disputed

The insurgent leaders took
over the government buildings
OF Algiers and in a broadcast
over Algiers Radio claimed lead
ership over all of Algeria and
the Sahara.
Although the rebels, led by
Gen. Maurice Challe, former
French commander-in-chief in
Algeria, claimed to control the
whole territory, this was dis
puted by the Paris government.
1t said loyal soldiers were in
control outside the City of Al
gierS.
Premier Michel Debre said
the rising was "a premeditated
and undisciplined act" by re-
tired generals. He said they
had seized the government
buildings in Algiers but "in all
the rest of the territory the sit
uation is normal in every re-
spect. The government is TAX
ing all necessary measures to
insure that force rests with the
law"
Along with Gen. Challe, the
rebel communique broadcast by
Algiers Radio was also signed
by paratroop Gen. Raoul Salan,
who played a prominent role
in the 1858 rising in Algeria
that brought Gen. de Gaulle
back to power.
Gen. Salan recently has been
in self-exile in Spain. It was
not believed that he had ar
rived on Algerian soil but he
was expected momentarily.
Siege Is Declared
The rebel communique said
"the powers held by the civil
authorities have entirely passed
to military authorities.
French officers who have
fought the Algerian National
See ALGERIA, Page A-21
Evening star., 1961-04-22
All Kennedy Advisers
Agreed on Invasion
President Orders Review of Plan
Said to Have Originated in CIA
By the AsEoniatsd Prass

Administration said today President Kennedy
and all his top security advisers in Cuban
invasion plan that fell short this week
The plan was said to have been shaped up starting a
year ago by the Central Intelligence Agency during the
Eisenhower administration The said the Kennedy
Evening star., 1961-04-22
Two Cabinet Members
See Recession Ebbino

climate for business opportunity
and advancement, but Congress
has not yet acted on much of
the Presidents anti-recession
program.
Stark Figures
1--WE cannot afford a wait
nd-see' attitude when oppor-
tunities for employment and
progress may hang in the
balance"
Secretary Goldberg empha-
sized the same point in more
detail and with some stark
figures regarding the unem-
ployment picture.
There are now SIS million
unemployed" Mr.. COLDER g
said. In the next IL months
the labor force will grow by
l.3 million. We anticipate 1.8
million job displacement in
and on the farm due
to chronological change. And
finally, another 1.9 million jobs
See EDITORS, Page A-21
Evening star., 1961-04-22
Moscow Hits
GangsteriSm'
Premier ReneWs
Warming on Cube

MOSCOW, April % (AP).-
Premier Khrushchev, with a
cry of 'gangsteriSm," sought to-
day to hold the United States
directly responsible for this
weeks invasion of Cuba.
He told President Kennedy:
"Mr. President, you are fol-
lowing a dangerous path. Pom
der that"
The Soviet leader made his
views known in a letter to Mr..
Kennedy, replying to a Ken
nedy letter of last Tuesday
which was in turn a response
to a Khrushchev protest over
Cuba sent to the White House
that day.
Mr.. KhruShchev today called
the invasion of Cuba "a crime
which has revolted the whole
world" He added:
This was a case of an at
tempt by the United States
Government to re-eStabliSh in
Cuba a freedom under which
the country would dance to the
tune of its more powerful
neighbor and foreign mono
poles would again be able to
plunder the natural wealth of
Cuba, to fatten. on the sweat
and blood of the Cuban people,"
Seeks No Bases"
In his letter to Mr.. Khru-
Shchev, President Kennedy
had warned the Soviet, in
effect, to keep hands off Cuba.
He said the United States
would meet any intervention
by an outside force.
Mr.. Khrushchev replied ::
"Our government seeks no
bases on Cuba. Nor do we in
tend to establish them"
He said it was in error to
assume, as he said Mr.. Kennedy
had, that Cuba might lend its
territory for actions against
the United States.
He brought up again the
whole subject of colonialism.
He said the colonial system is
crumbling with the Soviet
Union doing everything it can
to speed this process.
And of that we are proud"
he exclaimed.
Wants Good Relations"
He wants good relations
with the United States despite
the differences about Cuba,
however, he asserted.
1T has been established in
controvertibly that it was the
United States that prepared
the intervention, financed,
armed and transported the
mercenary bands which in
vaded Cuba" he said in the
message, handed to United
States Charge d'Affaires E. L.
Freers.
AS distributed by TaSs, the
Soviet news agency, the Khru-
shchev massage referred to a
Kennedy statement that rock
cts that might be used against
the United States could be sta
toned in Cuba, with the in
ference that this posed prob
lens for the United States in
relation to the whole Western
Hemisphere.
Every Dangerous Path"
Mr.. President, you are fol-
lowing a very dangerous path"
Mr.. KhruShchev said. Ponder
that"
The Soviet Premier went on
to mention the situation in the
See KHRUSHCHEv, Page A-3
Evening star., 1961-04-22
Army Ready to Revise
Division Setup Again
Fluid Command Concept Is Devised
To Replace UnwieIdy 'Pentomic' Plan
BY the Associated Press

The Army staff has up with preliminary plan to
revamp the structure of its infantry division in the interest
Of greater eXbty and tighter command the battlefield
This abandoning the five-batte group concept
adopted only five and substituting structure in
which infantry and armored battaon could be grouped
Evening star., 1961-04-22
FAME CAME LATE
TO PHILOSOPHER

FAME CANE tordiIy to soren
Kierkesoord, Lutheran philosopher
and fother Of the existentiuIist
movement, but his approaching BIRTH
doy invites attention, Gerhard E.
Lenski, contributing writer, soys on
the Church Poge AS.
Evening star., 1961-04-22
STOCKS
IN THE SPOTLIGHT

NEW YORK (APl Following are
the sales. (add 0O), high, low, closing
price and net change Of the 20 most
active stocks for the week:
Evening star., 1961-04-22
Insurgents Seize
Power in Algeria
De GuuIIe Acts
To Smash Coup
By Generals

PARIS, April % (AP).-Four
retired French generals seized
power in AlgierS today and at
tempted to force President de
Gaulle to abandon plans for
negotiations with the Algerian
rebels. Gen. de Gaulle react
ed quickly, sending aides to Al
gerla to smash the coup.
The insurgent leaders were
backed by tough paratroopers
who brought down the French
government in 1858 for the
same reaSon-fear that Algeria
might become independent
from France.
Three years ago the unstable
government of the Fourth
French Republic proved a push
over. This time the right-Wing
rebels must contend with Gen.
de Gaulle and his widespread
support in France.
Reaction from Algerian rebel
headquarters in TuniS also
came quickly and introduced
the factor of the Moslem's new
confidence.
Resistance Urged
Rebel Premier Ferhat Abbas,
leader of the 612-year-old re-
bellion against France, called
on his followers in Algeria to
help break the insurrection.
You must organize YOUR
selves to confront the provoca-
tions of the paratroopers," he
said in a radio broadcast, re-
calling the incidents of last De-
cember when Moslems poured
into the streets to demonstrate
their support for Algerian in
dependence.
SenC from Paris by Gen. de
Gaulle were Algerian Affairs
Minister Louis JOKE and Gen.
Jean Ollie. They were ordered
by the stern French President
to take over civilian and mill
tary command from Jean NORM
and Gen. Fernand Gambler
who were being held by the
military insurgents.
1t was not Immediately clear
how much of Algeria was under
control of the insurgents. Com
munications from Algiers to
Paris opened briefly and then
closed.
Evening star., 1961-04-22
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THE WEATHER.:

District and vicinity-MoStly cloudy chance
of scattered thundershowers tonight, low
near SIS. Tomorrow considerable cloudineSs
and mild. High and low of the last "a
hours: High, &c. at II am. today; low, so,
at 4:50 am. today.
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FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS
OF THESE AND
OTHER PROPERTIES. CALL
ADMIRAL ABERCROMBIE
DIAMOND 0-3531

RANDALL II. HAoNER & CO.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. 2-36Q0
VIRGENIA-90-acre farm on high
way, operating with beef, hogs,
laying hens. EGGS alone, $400
plus, weekly. Nice home. $4,000;
THREE acres. country store @ @ano
attractive modern home; S16,5oO.
APPROX. 139 acres near the
mountains. Old fashioned cot
wAUdH REAL ESTATE AGENCY,
Res, VA. 5-s1s2 Or VA. 5-ss83
WALDORF AREA--350 acres. 10
acre tobacco allot., 225 acres fine
timber, birch, poplar, pine and hard
wood: hard I'd. frontage: good,
6-rm. home: 3 barns and out
bldg; approx S295 per acre; 29Es
dn. FARM a. HOME RLTY., CY
7-9696, RE. $4,000.
WARRENTON AREA-350 acres.
Fronts national roads o: 9. 20
an( Is. No bldgs.; $4,000.
$4,000 down. OWNER, Hudson
3-6161.
$50 ACRES, SKYLINE DRIVE-5
mi. s. Of Front Royal: 2 furnished
cottages, large barn, superb view,
2,500-ft. elev.
r. v. SNEAD, Washington, Va,
Phone 676.293l.
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STONE FARMSTEAD

STROUT CATALOG-Free
Bursting with bargains. SO States
over 1000 properties described;
WORLDS LARGEST REALTY Or
GAN1zATION, 81 yrs. service
STROUT REALTY, i427-N Land
Title Bldg, Philadelphia 10, Pa.
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tcoNTiNUEp)

PARMETTE, over 5 acres, with
beautiful lge. shade trees; 6-rm
and bath rambler, lge. complete
kit, stone firepl., committing dis
tanee Of D. c.; price, $12,96O, easy
terms.
100 ACRES, 100 under cultivation
all necessary farm bldgs. complete
tractor equipment lge. main house
tenant house, farm fronts or
navigable tidewater creek; full
price, S35, 900, terms.
LA PLATA, MD.-Lge. 3-bedrm., 2.
bath home, with 2S-ft. lv. rm
with nrepl.. sep. din. rm.. eompletC
kit. tun bsmt. with rec. rm.: or
corner lot, in finest section, with
beautiful grounds and shurbs;
priced to sell at S2l, 900, many
others on and off the water tc
choose from.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for EHToFFICEs, STUDIOS for REM
!. sScA
lcoNiNUEDl

s6O5 CAMERON ST., Silver Spring
Several choice office suites in
Silver Springs largest office bldg
$3.50 per SO. it,, all services incl.
supt. on premises. STUART A.
BERNSTEIN q CO., ST. 3-b04O.
3-R0OM OFFICE plus waiting room
on 1st H., Sc. Washington. Sl00
mo-, incl. utils. and phone secre-
tarial service. 10. 2-1212.
923 18th ST. N.W.-Entire build
cond., conc nth IN the % heart Of financial
dist. suitable for labor union,
trade assn, ETC.. 81. 90 per 50. Il.
STUART A, BERNSTEIN g. CO.,
CIT 2.hnA0
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We need q large, large expensive
residence for q very special client.
Mrs. Dixon, Of JAMES L. DIXON
q co. zooo
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FARMS

80 ACRES on rural road near
Louisa cutoYer woodland, IDEAL
site for constructing new homs
for retirement, summer or week
end use, $500. Terms $3.50
down, S35 monthly. C. W.. DUNs
CAN, Broker, Louisa. Va, Phone
230 weekdays; 145 Sundays.
ESQ ACRES Of timber and grazinE
land including charming white
frame home with elec. and plumb
ing. Price. $4,000. Call or write
John Walker. sIGLER q CO., Laks
Motel Washington. virginia. Dial
703-675-3121.
% q. woodland sprin9s, facin1
state road; $1,000, terms.
70 A. wooded road frontage; log
house, fireplace, elec. wei, very
B. BIC c. $1,000 OcoSettesnns' terms ~ mi' OF
40 O., grass, stream, 6-R., weather.
boarded. painted white, metal roof.
eelec. and water; barn. silo; $751;
900. terms.
6-r. modern bungalow. either lot
o Or acreage under $4,000, terms.
PERRow REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Remington, We. He. 9-3527
SI00 DOWN, S35 mo. buys Arm.
house, 4 acres in village on U. s.,
b22. 100 mi. south Of d. c. S5,-
109. Ph. Alex. TE. 6.4131, COOKE
AGENCY. Louisa, We.
$3.50 DOWN; $3.50 In 80 days; $50
mo. buys % acres. gently rolling
land, stream, 100 mi. south Of
2; 6ins 9, ,ississd Eeseedsd woods With 40. 900
COOKE AGENCY, Louisa, Va.
105-ACRE FARM IN Madison co1n.
ty miles west Of D, s. Route ~.
Mountain view, hard surface road.
outbuldings. excellent grain rails
ing and grazing land, Selling to
settle estate: Mrs. Page W. Willis,
Phone WHitehail s-Sa64. '
2S5.ACRE STOCK, crop farm Of
highly cultivated land. Several
streams, big barn. good outhIdRS,
S5q stone house and tenant hse.
sssssSs Frederick County stock
farm. rolling land. 6-rm. frame
outbldgs. $21. 600.
60;acre stock farm. Howard County:
nice home mod. eonY. 2 barns,
stream; $4,000.
35 acre horse farm; wonderful
Howard County location. Very at-
tractive home on knoll. stables,
stream. paved I'd. front. Most uns-
usual. offering. $4,000.
3 acres; 7-rm. home. mod. eonV.: on
Paved I'd. S13,50O.
Q acres; 5-rrn.. attractive home;
modern cony. S11, 800.
TELEPHONE MT. AIRY 23l
John ]. PRICE. Realtor. MT. AIRY
195 W. VA. ACRES
Long. frontage on excellent road:
bank barn, 5-room house, other
buildings, two farm ponds. This
farm is worth the asking price Of
S12,600. Free listing.
o. E. WIDMEYER Phone $40
JAMES r. MARTIN Phone 32e
REALTORS
BERKELEY SPRINGS. W. VA. .
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WAREHOUSES FoR RENT

ALEx.-5,O 900 and 1000 50. It.
brand-new blcgs: new tndust.
park. Duke st. nr. Shirley hwy;
Eoned I'll, loading docks, plenty
parking; 50-ft. clear span, heated,
lighted, baths; move in today.
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

FORM A CORPORATION, any State
or D. c., raise capital; best meth
DDS. U. s. LEGAL CORP, Est,
1908. co. 5-6S60 or co. 5-0lI1.
TO SETTLE ESTATE-Country gen.
eral store on main highway 26
miles from Washington. Doing ige.
cash business. Women. children
and men ready to wear also line
Of groceries. Win sell stock and
give very attractive lease incl.
lge. apt. They also have slot
machines, T. D. BURGESS REAL
TORS. RE. 6-5200 or RE. 6-221S.
real estate mortgage
and construction company desires
active partner who is capable OF
taking complete charge Of con-
struction. mostly remodeling. Part
ner will have no financing wor-
ries, no competition on 90e6 OF
contracts. with financing arranged
by Mortgage Loan Division. A
golden opportunity for someone
to take over q well established
business with small investment OF
$15. 900, well protected. Box 443-
Y. Star.
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UPPER MONTG OMERY
COUNTY

Attractive de luxe brick
rambler (53x3S), situated
in handicapped setting. Liv.
ing room (36x14), fireplace.
wall-to-wall carpeting, din
ing rm., entrance hall. Q
bedrms. with separate baths.
kitchen, fully equipped, 20.
It. deep freezer. washer-drys
er, complete concrete bases
ment. GE hot-air heat. cork
floors; 2-car garage. Taxes,
$A5s.7b. Asking price, S46'-
371 ACRES
Dairy farm: 60-cow Wash
ington-type barn. Main house
s rooms; 3 tenant houses,
4 barns, all other necessary
buildings. Plenty Of water.
Taxes. S945. Located in
Clarksburg Comus area
vicinity INTERCHANGE road
$40. 80 miles D. C. Price.
$175, 200. W cash.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
Va. or W. va.-You name TIVE
have It. Call or write Tor Tree
descriptive list.
MOUNTAIN REALTY
Box 264. Fairfax, Va. Du. 5-5677
DAMASCUS, MD, FARMLAND -
Approx. leo acres, excellent In:
yestment, 1-mi. macadam road
frontage; $3.50 per acre. JERRY
COOK, INC, Cook-Watkins Bldg,
Damascus, Md, 301-CL. 3-2311.
DAMASCUS, MD. - Beautiful 30
acre estate with nearly new brick
and-redwood rambler with . oed,,
rms, 2 baths, rec. rm.; basepoard
h,-W. heat; Scar garage; plack-
top drive. Nice new barn; tields
fenced. Some woods. Terms. Los
Gated on State road with good
BRooKEVILLE-14 acres and at
tractive brick small home; clear
and wooded: long frontage on
Georsia ave. ext. Can be di-
yided into nice lots: 1a-aere zon-
ing. An excellent buy At S26.75O.
MAYNE REALTY co" INC.
WA. $4,000
Eve, WA. 4-4736, WA. 4-9332'
MA o-nQnQ
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Eve. WA. va w4HA4i756, wa. 1882.
H'S' MA o-OSo3

EXCELLENT FARM, go mi. out in
va, over 100. acres, plus large
lumber tract, large house neeas
phone "a, 6-6479 anytime.
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INVEST IN LAND

INVEST IN LAND
DARNEsTowN-6O beautiful roll
ing acres, $4,000. Don't overlook
this bargain. Owners need to sell
part Of their farm.
NEAR SENECA, MONTGOMERY
County. Maryland. 136 beautiful
rolling acres, attractive Hemodeled
farmhouse: 4 6edrms; 1st Fl.
There are also 2 ramblers, prac-
tically new. both have 3 twin-size
bedrm. cottage. The rental on
these houses viii be well over $3.50
per mo. There is q large concrete
barn with huge hay loft. Beaut.
panoramic view. l mile off River
rd. This is q tremendous invest
ment; $4,000 cash. balance one
trust. twenty years.
Mr.. LAYToNsvMLE. Montgomery
County, Nd. 230 beaut. rolling
acres. lge. old farmhouse. nice
stream on property; Barn and
ssfSf. Sthsr oItSlGss' Isp,ng s9lS o to ssttls ss
financing. Make offer.
SENECA. MD. - so acres; nice
stream; good financing; $4,000.
POTOMAC HUNT vIc.-10 acres,
beaut. panoramic view: $4,000.
POTOMAC HUNT-4O acres, nice
stream, older farmhouse. $43,5o0.
OLNEY. MD. - rs acres: nice
stream. lge. pond; $500 per acre.
This is . moneymaker.
GENE CASTLEBERRY
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND
REALTY CO.
CHARLES H. JAMIsON

CHARLES H. JAMISON
$50 g., West Gaithersburg. l0-rm.,
2-bath main house, o.h.-w.h., lge.
9 other 6-rm. res, 7O-stall DC.
dairy, barn, cleaner, bulk tank,
60x100 maternity barn, 8 Silos,
superb fencing, pvt. drive, 2 mi.
front. lease $500 mo-, "a 9. zone,
very gently rolling. mr.. govt, in
stallations In path Of develop
ment. 20 mi. DC. $1,000 per a.
1so sss5%s' a.. rssdy ssSsl' for dsvel.. water and
sssers ssaer 0SW oS Ws:eaSc SpS industTa
internStionSl. Rte. 70. rockville
Gaithersburg area, $4,000 per ..
176 a., 9-rm. WILLIAMSBURG brk.
mansion built IN 1920, remodeled
1856, Ia baths, ultra-mod. kit,
g firepls., random width fls. sanded
and polished, o.h.-w. h., full bsmt;,
attic, 5-rm. tenant house, bath
and elec., new S-stall DeLeval
milking parlor, pipeline delivery,
radiant heating, 3 huge losfing
and hay storing barns, all bldgs;
new or reconstructed IN last b
yrs; 125 a. alfalfa, 40a. blue
i1 roads, east edge Of Middletown
Valley, at Q farmers price,
$4,000 cash req.
$50 a., Laytonsville- Seneca water
shed, 10.rm. house, barn, .miscel.
farm bldgs., 100 a. sod, high elev,
mi. front. Q roads, $3.50 per g.,
7S a., s-rm. stone house, real gem,
barn, 8 miscel. farm bldgs., state
rd., So mi. DC: S2S,6QO:
S-rm. main house, 5-rm. Currier
& Ives house, 2 barns, good fenee'
6SSs streams; s.rl nj sla5 "a; sr rFS' on terms aSs
no house, Sc, S 3 barns. rs, 2 mi mi. 'front.'. river
I'd. and C&O canal, $3.50 per a.
rs a., S-rm. center-hall white
frame house, bath, mod. kit,
o.h.-w.h., surrounded BY lge.. trees,
4Ox6O barn, miscel. farm bldgs.,
attrac. and picturesque, 3,7OO-ft.
hard I'd. front, West Damascus
37 a., Damascus 6-rm. house, liv.
rm., din. rrn., mod. kit, . bedrms.'
bath, lge. barn, mtscel: bldss..
5 q. wooded, stream, S26,oOO.
CHARLES H. JAMISON
PooLESvmLE. MD.
WI. S-9223, or 301 D1. 9-3262
CHES. BAY-PATUX. RIVER AREA
1-30 g. plus; 3 min. to bay;
$@Is5 a.. house. 2 barns; S22.-
3~l62 level g., Q barns: S35, 600.
$50 g., mod. hse.. barn; $2O.-
800 g., lge. hss.. 2 bn.; s27.-
Sw225 a., 251s tob. g.: 2 hses.,
8 bns.. equip; pay for sell; S47,-
$3.50 g., 200 flat. 227s "a. tObs
bns.; lib. financing; $2S6 per ..
$500 g., cost. main hse., $780,
900. u mi. riv., mi. main rd:;
10 bns., 8 ten. hses.; 45-a. tob. al.
800 q. on Ches. Bay beach
area; 2 bns., 70x100 ten. hse.,
i fomIeyel farm, nr. Patux. River
bridge; mod. home, 2 barns;
H. fine homes, pvt. pier at
Benedict; S27, 800. Terms.
Waterfront Homes, Stores, TaVs'
MIKE GORDON REALTY
Sunderland. Md.
OEn0
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MILLER
REAL ESTATE co.

IA. 4-4252 CT. $4,000
76 ACRES, Frederick Co., Md
Old house recently remodeled:
large barn, other bldgs: beautiful
view; al for S19.50 EV. 4-I824.
50 TO 400 ACRES near winchester,
Va.-About half clear and half
wooded; nice stream; $3.50 per
acre, terms, Call weekends River
side 3-o132; Mon. Fri, Herndon
226' or write Box 373, Herndon,
5-ACRE FARMS near woodbridge,
Va Streams, trees. Ideal for
summer home: hard Fd. Terms,
KE. 6-S9S9, GY. 4-251S.
9S-ACRE STOCK FARM-i4-FooI1
house, 2 baths, modern kitchen.
steam heat. farm pond. large barn,
etc.; $4,000
90 ACRE FARM-7 room house.
bath, hot-air furnace, barn, sheds,
200 peach trees, rs eherrys, Is
pear trees, 5000 trees; S17,500.
IS ACRE FARM-S16,o 600.
YEONAnn n QrTRnNRANS ya..yA.a
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5 ACRES for $4,000. on R. p. &
P. railroad, south of Springfield.
FUTuRA REAL ESTATE, INC.
CL. 6-S040 or so. S-2596.
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rs ACRES

BOATING-FIsHING :
Unique property, licensed for boat
club, trailers, beverage sales. with
beaut. contemporary home with 8
TeTy Ty iaN.se ~ I'D 1edFmss;; rms: M 2M baths, baths,
en-. flagstone floors. fieldstone
firepl., Dashboard heat in main
house. Another cute modern ram
bier Ruesthouse with 2 bedfms.,
bath, equip. kitchen, large scr.
porch and baseboard heat, In ad-
ing capacity for good-sised res.
taurant or club. All set in lovely
mature. treed area with lots Of
space for riding in forested area.
Just 46 minutes from d. C.. be-
low Manassas on Broad Run Just
luxe homesite, or private club.
Priced 500, 900. Ss5, 900 cash viii
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WAREHOUSES WANTED

DESIRE 10000 50. #. space for g.
month period. Call Mrs. WAYS,
NO. 1880.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

ORGANIZATION in the
ground-floor location, bet. 5000
and 1000 50, IT., for its Washing
ton sales office. Location is de-
sired in the NV. section but must
be within the D. C. Phone RA.
3-6412.
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CLARKE REALTY
Va. Dial 347-4640I
CHARLEs COUNTY WD,

NnAhA1o NOOEN - GAAOs
with income, $50 acres
u clear, within 1S mi. d. c.
complete with modern 3-bedrm
and bath home with full bsmt.
z rm. tenant house. 4 lge. barns
2 tractors and equipment, raising
tobacco. corn, cattle, etc, yeal
round streams, beautiful view,
l5 acres, part clear. stream on
property, lge 3-bedrm. rambler
with full bsmt.. complete kit. with
birch cabinets, new cond., several
other bldgs. including small 4
rm. house, 10 mi. from D. C..
PRICED $4,000, TERMS.
NEW 3-bedrm. all brk. rambler
aluminium windows, lge. roomy kit
with birch cabinets, eye-level oven
ETC., tile bath, located in nice area
with community water: price
S13,400, terms. Many other homes
and farms to choose from cal
Mai: Edwards, Dial Solve. T.
10'v vS;oY,rxyrpN MApvT.ANn
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MT. AIRY, MD.

MT. AIRY, MD.
2 acres with modern house; bath,
oil INV. furnace, garage, nice
lawn; S11,500.
81 acres Of land improved with z
water; apple trees and necessary
outbuildings. No heat; S13,75O.
6-rm. dwelling, newly built; bath.
no furnace, Ia acres; near Mt.
Airy: $4,000.
II. P. BURDETTE q SON
Mt. AIRY, MD. PHONE 1913
Eve. and Sun. Ph. Mr.. Pryor AIM