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Evening star., 1961-08-08
DAVID LAWRENCE

m EUROPE-Until and
unless the Soviet Union al
lows disinterested scientists
and members Of the press
from other countries to wit.
ness the ascent into and
descent from space Of astro-
nauts aboard satellites that
circle the earth, the alleged
exploit Of Gherman Titov
must remain q matter of
doubt. It could have been
the hoax of all times.
For everything that has
been reported from Moscow
and from other countries
about conversations by radio
to and from the satellite
itself could have been re-
produced artificially by tape
recordings in advance with
out the actual presence of
any aStronaut aboard dur
ing the flight.
Indeed, q Reuters News
Service dispatch from Cape
Canaveral, Fla, on Sunday
contains this significant
paragraph about an Ameri-
can space project:
"A two-ton project Mer-
curry capsule, it is hoped, will
be launched into a single
orbit by an Atlas rocket this
month. This capsule will
contain an artificial astro-
naut,' a 'crewman simulator'
which will breathe, sweat
and talk I"
The foregoing experiment,
If successful, is to be fol-
lowed later by a manned
capsule sent into orbit by
the United States. But the
press Of the world will be
invited to see the launch
ing and the return and to
hear the uncoded reports
from the spaceship.
In attempting to get ahead
Of America, the Soviets may
well have Simulated" the
whole flight. 1t seems in
credible, for instance, that
Titov would actually sleep
eight hours while engaged
on such o hazardous and
m omentous undertaking
wherein every minute, it may
be assumed, would require
him to be alert to see that
nothing went wrong mechani-
cally.
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Capture of Allied Troops and Quick Coll
On u. N. Ia la Bizerte) Held Possible

in the East German Zone re-
gard the concentration Of
forces in such close proximity
to West Berlin as ominouS.
They also wonder why the
Russian divisions, which un-
til recently were stationed In
Poland, have been transfer
red to East Germany. If the
Russians had in mind a war
with the NATO over Berlin
other military dispositions
would be in order. And GER
tainly they could not leave
the strategically important
Poland through which they
would have to filter the
masses of material needed in
conventional war entirely in
the hands of the Polish army
which at best is doubtful.
What reasoning could make
Mr.. KhruShchev take such a
daring step as some Germans
suspect? "Only one thing"
was the answer, "his convic-
ton based on information re-
ceived from what he consid-
ers reliable American sources,
that even under such a prov
ocation (Which he would
have sufficient arguments to
explain) the West would
agree to submit the incident
to the jurisdiction of the
United Nations and start
long negotiations. Once there,
he probably feels confident
that he can get enough sup
port and eventually settle the
matter in keeping with the
principles of the charter and
get away with it."
When this reporter asked
what kind Of an American
the Russian boss would trust
sufficiently to take such a
deadly risk, there were
shrugS of shoulders and in
direct answers. 'Mr. Ken
nedy," it was said, has
acted with more courage and
forthrightness than many
an American President in the
past. The Soviets would be
foolish to doubt his determi-
nation, which they must
know Is backed up by q vast
majority Of the American
people. But Khrushchev
would be in serious trouble
If he were to be compelled to
pull back from his present
stand on Berlin. His hand
has now been called and any
possible agreement short of
some settlement according
to his wishes, might turn into
a catastrophe for the cause
Of international communism"
Under these circum-
Stances" say these Bonn OBJ
servers, ''Khrushchev may be
prone to listen to some Of the
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He Avoids Too Close Association
With Extreme Right and Left

ent election strategy he prob
ably does not know himself.
The situation in his home
State continues to be diff
cult for him. A substantial
group Of party leaders and
fund-raisers still is demand
ing that he run for Governor
against the incumbent Demo-
crat, Pat Brown. These pres
sureS are increasing as it ap-
pears that Gov. Brown is re-
covering some lost ground
and heads toward another
productive legislative session
with Democratic majorities.
A sizable group Of Republi-
can county leaders has
warned the former Vice
President against trying to
foreclose the nomination or
hand-pick the candidate for
Governor. In the volatile pol
itics Of California it is hard
to classify by theology the
opposing groups. Generally
speaking both are more con-
ServatiVe than the State
Democrats.
It seems unlikely that any
California Republican with a
chance to win the nomina-
ton for Governor could ever
represent potential Rookie
feller support, despite dark
rnutterings in the State that
Rockefeller money is avail
able for "the right man"
It is probable that the
more Mr.. Nixon sees Of the
States problems, the less
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House Approves
Change in Oath
For Servicemen
By the Associated Press

Anyone enlisting in the
armed services would swear to
support and defend the Con-
stitution" and. invoke divine
guidance in so doing under a
bill passed by the House yes
terday.
Support Of the Constitution
is in addition to the time
honored pledge to bear true
faith and allegiance" and to
obey orders Of the President
and officers.
The House Armed Services
Committee urged the addition
at the end Of the oath of $50
help me God" despite it's rec
Evening star., 1961-08-08

BONN, Germany.-The at
mosphere in this cosmopoIi-
tan capital of the German
Republic is less confident
than in other portions of the
country that the Berlin crisis
will blow over, with Premier
Khrushchev trying to find a
face-saving device at the ne
gotiating table.
While President Kennedy's
speeches, and especially his
new defense measures, are
more than welcome and are
obviously a deterrent, there
is suspicion among certain
professionals here that under
certain conditions MIR.
Khrushchev might still try a
coup which would place. an
accomplished fact before us
and make us welcome nego-
tiationS.
The coup which some Ger
mans suspect is that the
Kremlin boss might use his
overwhelming force in the
East German zone (some "a
diviSions) to make q surprise
attack against an Allied Sec
tor in West Berlin-prefer-
ably not American-and cap
ture a portion Of the force
in that area.
OF course, in keeping with
Mr.. Kennedy's words and the
NATO policies, this would
mean war. But the willy Rus
sian, so the speculation
(Which appears to this re-
porter far-fetched) goes,
would Immediately refer the
incident to the United Ma
tons where he could maneu-
yer the West to his advan-
tage.
Incidents Of this type can
be created and some knowl-
edgeable observers maintain
that the French -Tunisian in
cident was a curtain raiser to
test just such a possibility. It
is pointed out that in BIZ
zerte the Tunisians, on the
admission Of President Bour-
guiba himself, were guilty of
aggression when they opened
fire on the French. Mr.. Bour
guiba maintains that there
was provocation in that some
French helicopters were fly
ing over Tunisian air space.
This, however, does not ex-
plain why the TuniSian bat
teries opened up on the
French positions on the
ground when to all appear
ances the Bourguiba govern
ment was so friendly to the
French. The matter was
thrown into the United Ma
tions.
Some German observers
who keep careful tab on all
Russian military movements
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Russian Secrecy on New Earth DRIFTING
Called Bosis of Possible Hoax

It doesn't seem possible
that the astronaut, who is
but 26 years old and sup
posed to be in the air only
rs hours. would waste any of
those hours in sleep, or that
he really could be so calm as
to drop off into sunderland
at the appointed time with
the greatest of ease. In fact,
the Moscow report said that
by prearrangement he was
supposed to sleep only 71a
hours, but extended his slum-
bers by 81 minutes.
This recess, incidentally,
afforded an opportunity for
complete silence in commu-
nications while the satellite
was supposedly over certain
parts Of the globe. Whatever
messages came from the ship
and were heard at all could
easily have been taped be-
forehand and broadcast from
the satellite. 1t is significant
that nobody but the Russian
ground staff could commu-
nicate with the satellite dur
ing its flight and that no
conversations from outside
Russia were permitted. There
were no television reels
shown in Russia Of pictures
taken at the beginning or
ending Of the flight, though
even these could also have
been taped beforehand. A
Moscow dispatch by Reuters
says:
"Details Of the landing were
not disclosed Immediately,
but it was believed the space
ship came down suspended
from parachutes. The proce-
dure involves the firing Of a
retrorocket to take the ship
out Of its orbit and head it
back to earth. There is also
an alternative method where
by Titov could be elected in
an emergency and descend in
his space suit by parachute"
All this is the kind Of haz-
ardous performance which,
in the case of American as
tronauts Shepard and Girls
som, the press and its photo
graphers were able to wit
ness. Television cameras at
once gave the entire world q
bona fide movie Of what was
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POTOMAC FEVER
BY FLETCHER KNEBEL

Russia has her domestic problems but soaring ahead
in and may become the first nation to
meat on the moon.
One lady doesn't believe reports that Britain is joining
EuropeS common market. She says if it's common, her
British friends wouldn't be seen dead with it.
RusSas Ttov joins the Communist Party after orbitng
the earth You can't blame him. Whing in space $1,000
miles an hour would lower anybody's resistance
O. Why women dressing more sensbly this year?
A-The designers have out of ideas
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Red Men Set Outing

The Improved Order Of Red
Men (Great Council of Mary
land) will hold a statewide
family day next Sunday at
Gwynn Oak Park in Baltimore.
Some Of the men are expected
to show up in full Indian re-,
gala. 'N
Evening star., 1961-08-08

ognition in a supporting re-
port that the recitation may
for some individuals have little
or no meaning and. therefore,
add nothing to the degree Of
solemnity with which they
make their affirmation of ale
glance"
The House measure, which
requires Senate and presiden-
tial approval, would also apply
to those enlisting in the Ma
tional Guard.
Evening star., 1961-08-08

lion for this fiscal year, and
many experts expect the deficit
to go substantially higher than
that. President Kennedy has
pledged to balance the budget
for next fiscal year, easing the
strain on the debt ceiling.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1961-04-08

are presented to us as candi-
dates for election. Everyone,
however, is entitled to the
choice, and we. as a group have
in the past gone along on the
presumption that our destinies
are tied to the destinies of these
other people.
Such presumptions do not hold
true any longer, because all
over the world the darker races
are questioning w h e h the
Caucasian people are the rea
leaders of the world, as they
would have us to believe. Proof
of this is indicated by the dark
er races rising to the leadership
of their own, anc demanding
their own places in the san, and
equality in the world affairs. So
it is in the world of 1861.
In the Village of Phoenix the
air has never been so filled with
the words qualifications" and
'fntegeation." One candidate has
list of his personal "qualifi-
cations" as long as your arm,
that would be marvelously per
feet, if true. The build up Of
Observation-Disclosures are easy, but
they can back fire. IMMIGRATION"
IS being screamed to the heav
ems by a man VINO must have
heard the word said by someone
because he nor his family have
ever practiceG. it, and it is
doubtful if he knows the mean
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1961-04-08

ing of the word. Indignation"
has become standard word
in ou.' lives for the past seven
years, and is a desired state of
being. But to practice the true
meaning Of Indignation" does
not mean us us to stoop to do
it, but that it should be prac-
ticed at the same level, or even
higher. Let's upgrade ourselves.
There is no question that
qualifications are to be desired
in any candidate. But when
such a candidate or political
party has both the qualified
and experienced candidates then
the balance has been yea ched
Only one party in the phoenix
elections can offer candidates 50
qualified. Three candidates or
the Phoenix Peoples Party have
between them IA years expert
ence in the administration af-
fairs of this communi y. Such
experience will be valuable ano
Indispensable to the future O.
lohoenix. Finally, were we tc
"integrate" ourselves with the
type of people now screaming
for it, we would definitely be-
little our own migration, for
which we also strive.
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1961-04-08
PHOENIX NEWS
JOHN HANCOCK writes
Ey JOHN HANCOCK

Regarding elections, we as a
group have in the past given
the other people; sight unsesen,
and total strangers to us all,
che of our few valuable posses
sions, our vote. without question.
In some few cases, some value
is received, but never enough
to compensate for that which
is given. We, as a group, have
almost never questioned the hon
esty, experience, or integrity of
those other people when they
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1961-04-08

Section 4. The precincts for
voting districts for such cleo
ton shall be those designated
n the p ececing section.
Section 5. The judges of cleo
ton shall be such as shall he
h er after designated by the
President and Board Of Trustees
to serve as election officials.
Section 6. The said election
and all matters pertaining there
to shall be conducted in the
manner prescribed by statute
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1961-04-08
NOTICE OF ELECTION
Continued from page II

tCOnClnueu from page IL
1892 Claire Blvd.
Precincts No. / and 81:
Kellar School
Lydia & McBr cen Avenues
Polls shall be open from 500
am. to 600 pm, Central Stand
ard Time.
Published bv ord er of the
and Board of Trustees
ERNEST MAXEY.
VILLAGE PRESIDENT
JAMES w. BARNES
VILLAGE CLERK
The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1961-04-08
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citizens Robbins and help them the
community stimulate civic pride cultivate neigh
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A we'll planned village.
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The Robbins eagle. (Robbins, Ill.) 1951-1963, 1961-04-08

eCURRENCY EXCHANGE -
the most convenient place to
cash checks, pay phone, light
You'll find them time saving.
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for the conduct of a regular
election for Village officials.
PASSED:
This Oath day OF March, 1861.
APPROVED:
This oath day OF March, 1861.
ERNEST MAXEY,
VILLAGE PRESIDENT
ATTEST:
JAMES w. BARNES,
VILLAGE CLERK
VOTE:
Ayes, 4; Nays, 0; Absent, 2.
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NURSING HOMES

: fully equipped, fully occupied
nursing homes for sale, / licensed
Z for over 20 patients, the other
q licensed for over SO patients, each
J, with plenty Of land for needed
expansion.
Both well priced on reasonable
terms TO qualified purchasers.
Smaller Of these homes can be
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LOTS. ACREAGE FOR SALE

AB0UT THE PRETTIEST so acres
in choice country area Of Fair
lax County; 10 acres open. beau-
ttful trees. small fast springfield
stream runs through property all
year; Just 5 miles southwest OF
Fairfax City. Courthouse. Country
Club and new University of Vir-
ginia; ST25 per acre, only $3.50
dn.
COURT HOUSE REALTY
CIR. 3-2251 Fairfax. Va.
ACREAGE AND FARMS
Apt, commercial, farm. industrial
investment. residential, river
front, special purpose land and
homes with acreage in D. c., Md,
Va. We furnish detailed soil maps
where available.
FARMS & ACREAGE. INC.
Realtors Ell. $500
ACREAGE IN VIRGINIA-7I acres
with 200-yr. -old home and lodge,
Just off Leesburg pike. 10 miles
from White House: lovely home; 8
baths, 8 fireplaces. boxwood gar
den.
ALSO 7 LOTS in city of Fairfax.
best section, near everything. Mr..
LUTYK. ia. 9-2267.
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
TU. 2-1106 -----RA. 3-923S
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ALLANMOOD. MD.
beauttful 5-acre parcel, lays high
with delightful wide panoramic
views. team be divided into two
parcelsl, protective restrictions,
adjoins group of fine homes
priced low, reasonable terms to
responsible purchaser. For fuller
information call H. AND H. DE-
VELOPMENT CO., WI. S-29l9.
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FARMS

] 900 ACRES PLUS - Just a feE
miles from Marshall, Va. At less
cattle farm to boot. Pract. an graz.
ing land. Land Dept, TRI-CoUN.
~ REALTY. INC, CR. 3-42O2
9t.T ACRES with small tensmeni
miles to b, C.. 5 Minis. from new
interstate hwy. 95-3. 3 streams
waterfall, scenic view, and many
fruit trees, large shade trees. Z
bedrms., older home with all mod.
ern eonyeniences. New barn. Owner
must sell. Leaving area. Amount
$4,000 no. 9-Q649
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FARMS
SOUTHERN MN

PRINCE GEORGES cOUNTY-3l
acres. Arm. tenant house, . barns,
ga a. tobacco allot.. fronts paved
I'd. Land value increasing in this
area CroD should carry morteage.
Price. Sl6r500 with S4. 900 cash
ANNE ARUNDEL COURTY-ISth
Century home fully restored in
SETTING, Of larJe trees. only 20 mi.
from the District. 4 bedTms., ga
with bath. tenant house, barn. >
tractors and equip. Tob. allot. In
real nice area; $4,000. good fl
CALVERT COUNTY = . acres on
main hwy, ? nice houses. Nice set
ting. good location for retirement
Or committing to District. All foI
$4,000. Bank financing.
o FARMETTE STTES-In beautiful
the District: 3 to 5 acre partialiy
wooded sites. Small down payment
balance monthly.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY-I3S
acres, fronting on Largo road. In
area now DEVELOPING in small
estates and fine homes. Excellent
potential as land Investment Of
early deyelopment.
ST. MARY5 COUNTY-Attractivt
Wv - A0a1| NAAAbtALOa OEGIAlS.
mod. kit. and bath. Landscape
grounds, wide lawn. full basement
not-air ut. 2-car garage.
CALVERT COUNTY-Upper County
81 acres. 90 a. tob. allot.. mos
attractive large center-hall. 4-bed.
I'm. home with full basement anc
all mod. improvements. Arm
tenant house. 5 barns: located II
~ ~ saints Parish; springs. streams
and bldgs. IN top condition.
65 ACRES-Near Chesa. BAY, from
county rd;; 25 clear, bal. in tim.
Der; good land investment.
IL ACRES-Wtth view Of Patuxeni
River; good level land suitable
small estate or farmette
II ACRES-Fields and woods: gooc
land Investment: $4,000. terms.
near Bay. only ss mi. 'fE; from SAth Il,
District: Sl7.500.
CALVERT COUNTY-15O acres. g.
bedrm. and bath farm home; z
TOBACCO barns. . new tractors. l.
9. tob. auot.. / mile paved I'd
frontage. streams. over 100 a
clear; must be sold to settle estate
CALVERT CouNTY-55665 acres il
District; 3 farm houses. 4 barns
3S a. tob. allot.; . tractors ans
equip; excel. potential for de
velopment or capital gain: yer.
liberal financing.
so ACRES farm houses. 3 barns
tob. allot.. paved road frontage: Al
a. clear: productive farm: il
easy commut. distance Of District
Liberal financing.
Is ACRES-3-bedrm. home Will
bath: tob. allot.; fronts paved I'd.
tob. barn; all clear land: S1I,65O
Owner will finance with So. 900 dn
j. B. Waters & Assoc.
Dunkirk. Md. Phi. Alpine 7-273O
Prince Frederick PA and 4SS
90 Miles From District
STONE HOUSE FARM; near YorE
Pa. 20 acres, near expressway; re
stored: 2-ft. thick walls; S5 mi. n
Of D. C. AID 4-I5S1 after e n m
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APPROXIMATELY 3 ACRES
(Dickerson, Md = Large, center
hall country home with porches,
living rooms, din. room, large
Kitchen, pantry, 4 bedrooms, IL
baths. steam heat, stoker coal;
orchard, 2-car garage, deep we'll,
225-ft. frontage ON State road
near schools, churches and stores
Taxes, S2S1; price S24,950.
For further particulars of this AND
other properties, call
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APT. GROUND, Takoma Park
Mont: Co.-Approx. 1 acre; cal
MI. Weinroth. C. NJ. MARSTEL.
LER, Jr, Realtor. JU. S-S344
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MT. VERNON
AREA

20 half-acre bldg. lots ready to re-
cord. All engineering fees paid,
water and sewer available. S3,250
per lot, and owner will subordi-
nate. Call ED OWEN, TOWN a
COUNTRY PROPERTIES. INC,
TE. 6-l415.
NEAR ATOMIC ENERGY COM
MISSION-3 tracts from 20 acres
to ITO acres; $1,000 per acre,
Call Mr.. Rainbolt. 942-16S7. or
KoRZENDORFER REALTOR, OIL.
A-S111
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CONTINUED
CONGRESSIONAL
AIIANWnnn m

10 acres; sewer, water, gas: area
Of fine homes; subordinstion sub
Ject TO coming.
ORBIT REAI. EsTArE co
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530-Acre Farm
Stone Dwelling;
Is FirenlaceS

Beautiful section: breathtaking
views; valuable timber; showplace
possibilities; streams and spring:
state hwy. frontage, town 2t2
MI; sturdy stone and masonry
dwelling; rms, elec.. phone.
graVlty water, 2 barns; rare
ttnd-S30, 600, terms. STROuT
REALTY, Riverview, Swoope, Va.
ASK also for FREE Property Lists.
205-ACRE FARM at SIOs per acre,
l25 acres open, remainder in tim
per, stream through property, five
outbuildings: so miles from WASH
lngton in Stafford County, Va
NILS A. NILSSON, REAL ESTATE
P. o. Box 3S, Falmouth, Va.
Essex 3-3O35
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Md. WI. S-9a23 or
30I-DI. e-3262
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

ALL CASH for lots, acreage or
farms in D. c. or nearby Nd.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. $4,000
APT. HOUSE LAND, Lots or
acreage wanted, also commercial.
H. BEDFORD. AP. 7-2345.
CLIENT WILL PAY all cash. 300
acres or more, upper Mtg. Co,
Howard Co. r. L. SMITH. Realtor,
GA. 4-7711. VIII. 6-6579.
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1NIOVE Z To
HOWARD COUNTY

PAUL B. BEARD. REALToR
ATHoLToN. NEW ROUTE 29
Folks We have some beautiful farms
that will make you money in the
future. 1872 acres, > dwellings, lge.
barns; milking parlor now bring
ing $4,000 per year. Also, $50
acres. ] "a mile road frontage, 81
acres; 270 acres with a mile road
frontage. Also. houses on splendid
lots for Sl7,500, low down pay
ment. Small farms s acres with
new dwelling. Building lots, acreage
and commercial on new Rte %
and Rte. 40. ITO acres zoned as
auto. Junk and cutting yards with
splendid home. road frontage. Get
in on the bargains. come out md
look these places over, no obliga-
ton. Call PAUL B. BEARD, Atlas
6-2164.
ON PAVED ROAD, bordered By
Hazel River-229-acres, river bot.
tom, upland, woodland; excellent
4 bedroom frame dwelling. oil hot
water heat. . tile baths, farm
buildings, S33.000. Many others
BROWNING REAL ESTATE AGCY.
CUIPFpER VIRGINIA
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ATIANWOOO NM

ANNANDALE-6 acres in . parcels
wooded, city water, sewer; off Rt
236. Can Mon. FRANCES REALTY
FL. 4-3l33.
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SILVER HILL ROAD
$4,000 50. II. zoned CT, in suit.
lano, opposite Census Bureau mex
70 kinney's and Robert Hall. Ex.
cenent for drive-in sales,
10000 SO. Fl.
prominent corner in Suitland. Ex.
cellent for professional bldg. Sub.
Jeet to coming. Owner open to pro.
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DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE in modern air-con-
dttioned office near 14th and @.
Tel. and sec. service. ST. 3-1972.
D0WNT0WN-S2O per mo, incl.
phone. Not the newest bldg. but
the incest. Box Book, Star.
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MARYLAND

ST BARNABAS RD.
oe,OO0 SO. u. level. nr. Hecht Co.
exeenent Tor htgh-class restau-
$4,000 SO. FT.
Zoned c., level, for sale or will
build "a mile from Hecht Co.