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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-04-19

What happened at General Motors
in 1862 offers an instructive example
of current economic trends. Accord
ing TO GINS recent annual report, the
worlds biggest industrial corporation
had these results last year:
GINS sales and profits hit an all
time peak. Net profits, at S1,459.-
100000 jumped SO per cent over
1861. Sales of cars and trucks pur-
jumped "a per cent over 1861.
But employment of production
workers in GINS American plants
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-04-19

containing water may be directly
dangerous. A publication of the Off
cial West German Institute for Water,
Soil, and Air Hygiene of June 1862
prepared by DIR. w. Janicke, finds
indications of cancer-producing eff
fects of detergents in the water sup
ply.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-04-19

The answer Is: Plenty.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-04-19

The key ingredient in the new, syn
thetic detergents Is alkyl benzene sui
phonate, commonly known IN the
trade as ABS. This chemical sub
stance Is in plentiful supply and is
cheap. II Is the byproduct OF petrol
cum refining. Il works well in hard
water. II Is neither gummy nor sticky
and can be manufactured IN the form
Of flakes. powders, bars, or liquids.
Il can be combined with a variety of
other cleansing builders IN order 70
accomplish many specific cleansing
jobs. ABS IS not abnormally irritat-
ing 70 sensitive skins. With all these
advantages, ABS quickly became the
base upon which the American soap
industry transformed itself into the
synthetic detergent industry.
THE SCARCITY OF PURE WATER
At the same time ABS was being
eagerly accepted by the American
housewife everywhere, Americans
generally we're becoming aware of a
serious problem. Our water supplies
were in danger. Once mankind pro-
gressed beyond the most primitive of
communities, the constant, adequate
supply of pure water became a prob
lem.
1t has been one ever since. Some of
the most noble architectural achieve
ments of the ancient world, the Ro-
man aqueducts, testify TO the great |
age of the problem and of mans at |
5empts to solve it. The aqueduct sug-
yeSts a rather simple solution: bring /
N fresh water from its source in /
mountain streams, use it as needed,
md throw the waste into the river
% be carried to the sea.
The water problem is no longer
quite that simple. Instead, we live
n the middle of, and by the grace of,
water cycle. In it's progress from
mountain spring or melting glacier
II falling rain, to the open sea, our
water is used and reused many times
" succeeding communities along our
ivers. This is possible because of
ature's own process of publication,
process initiated and increased by
mans water publication plants.
The problem of water today is
that we are polluting water faster
than we can purify 1T. The problem
presented by synthetic detergents
is that, unlike natural or vegetable
fat soaps, these new, artificial sub
stances do not lend themselves to
plans for the publication
and reuse of water. The very quail
ties which make ABS SO outstand-
ing a cleanser also make it spec
al problem in the water cycle.
Once water has been saturated with
-nthetic detergents, it stays that
ay. Nature is powerless to purify
Ich water because ABS, brought out
petroleum, is an artificial insert
to the water cycle. e
So synthetic detergents, like Ten il
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-04-19

nyson's brook, go on forever. We
must now ask ourselves, What is the
harm in that? Water contains chemi-
Gals already-bydrogen and oxygen,
If l remember correctly-so what
harm are a few more going TO do?
The answer is: Plenty.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-04-19
TRANSPORTATION

On European rivers and canals, in
stances have been recorded of deter
gent suds blowing against the pilot
house and obstructing the view of the
master of the vessel. Auto accidents
have also been caused by suds blow
see page 6
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-04-19
THE WORLD WAR BLOCKADE

For Imperial Germany during
World War /, the problem with natu-
raj soap was that animal and vege-
table fats simply was not available in
sufficient quantity, due to the block
ade the Allies set up and maintained.
Ingenious German chemists turned
their attention to the problem and
solved it. They invented synthetic
detergents. These had the immediate
advantage of being able to be made
from obtainable materials-petrol-
cum from the Middle East.
Later it was discovered that, due to
their chemical composition, synthetic
detergents, or "syndets", had other
distinct advantages over natural soap.
The chief of these was am unheard of
ability to make things soluable that
ordinarily are not.
Synthetic detergents were thus
ideally suited to cope with the hard
water of the Midwest and other
areas of the United States.
1t was not, however, until the years |
after World War III, with the sudden |
availability of automatic washers for
the home and for small 'do-it-yourself |
laundry businesses, that synthetic de-
tergents really took over in the clean
ser industry. The new cleaners rapid
ly demonstrated their superiority to
the American housewife and now
constitute around 80 to 85 per cent
Of the total output. Natural soap
accounts for Is to 20 per cent. 1t is
worth pointing out that this pheno-
menal acceptance of new product
was not the result of promotion or
since the producers of
synthetic detergents are the same IS
he producers of natural soaps. 1t
vas clearly case of a forward-look-
ng American industry seeking and
finding a better product for its GUS
omers.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-04-19
THE STUDENT PRINCE
AND HAMLET

Recently / studied the detergent
problem in areas which are even worse
off than the worst in this country, the
densely populated parts of Germany
and Denmark. At Heidelberg, for ex-
ample, | witnessed clouds of deter
gent foam floating down the River
Neckar not far from where the Stu
dent Prince once sang to his love.
Today it is possible he would not be
able to sing, Overhead the moon is
beaming'. He would not be able to
see the moon because of the piling up
of detergent foam on the Neckar.
At Elsinore, where Prince Hamlet
confronted the ghost of his murdered
father, on the rampant overlooking
the sea, l saw what seemed to be
either the ghosts ectoplasm or a gil
gantic iceberg come down from the
north. BY all the logic of oceanogra-
ply, there could not be an iceberg
there. and, sure enough, there was
not. The iceberg was mountain of
detergent foam, floating serenely |
along on the water.
Such are few of the more curious
effects of the permanent stock of de-
Lerpent foam we are accommodating in |
The world. The more serious ones are
by the plight of the house
wives AFT Lirrdenhurst. To have to car
" in water from distant source is
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-04-19

surely a throwback TO an earlier,
more primitive way of life than most
Americans are accustomed TO. Yet
such retrogression Is the direct re-
suit of our efforts 70 advance further
in comfort, convenience and general
efficiency in cleanliness. In perfect
ing synthetic detergents we have be-
come so efficient that we are hope
lessly inefficient In other, equally
essential, aspects of living. For the
housewife whose faucet foans with
her own waste wash-water, cleanli-
ness is next to ungodliness.
HOW DETERGENTS DEVELOPED
The problem of the foam in the
faucet, of course, is part of the gen
eral problem of our vastly increased
population, part of the general prob
lem of clean water procurement in
changing circumstances. But there is
a special aspect, also. For centuries
mankind cleaned himself, his clothes
and his other possessions with soap
made of animal fats. Part of our
American tradition of the self-suffi-
cient frontier household with
candle-making and home-tailoring-
contains the image of huge watts in
the barnyard in which soap is being
boiled. Soap was and remains large
ly satisfactory substance for its age
old task. 1t had certain disadvantages, |
however, and the chief of these was |
its less than satisfactory union with |
hard water, which exists throughout
The Middle West and elsewhere, natu-
ral soap, made of animal or vegetable
lat, often left ring of dirt around
he bathtub or sink when the water
lowed down the drain. AS those of
Is who enjoyed midwestern boy
lood well remember, this required
Extra scrubbing to get rid of.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-04-19

Surface-active derergents are at the
heart of great American industry.
Even more important, detergents are
used by the vast majority of American
housewives in doing their weekly
wash. II thus behooves one who would
forbid interstate commerce in such
detergents TO give his reasons and, at
the same time, give assurance that
such prohibition will constitute nei-
Their deathblow aimed at thriving
sector of American commerce, nor an
Inconvenience for the American
housewife.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1963-04-19
FOAM I'm THE DRINKING WATER

The reasons for legislation are be-
coming painfully plain to many Amer
leans in many parts of the country.
They were burdensomely plain last
year in Lindenhurst, Long Island,
where housewives kept drinking water
in separate containers and imported
that drinking water from other COM
munities. The reason for this extra
ordinary procedure was this: When a
Lindenhurst housewife turned on the
tap in the kitchen sink, water gushed
out foaning with crisp, white suds.
The thickness was such that before
container was half full of water, the
suds already would have foamed out
over the edge.
Similar conditions exist elsewhere
In this country, including heavily de-
veloped residential areas in nearby
Maryland and Virginia. The cause for
this startling occurrence is the same
Used laundry or dish water, saturated
with surface-active detergents, has
seeped through the ground and con-
taminated the sources of drinking |
water. We are confused with that |
classic terror of the human commu-
nifty, the we'll poisoner. Only, in this
case, it is we ourselves who have
poisoned our wells, we ourselves who
suffer from it and, happily, we our
selves who have within our grasp the
power to clean up the condition.
Pollution by detergents is not
confined to underground water. AS
more and more detergents pass
through sewage disposal plants, the
rivers, streams, seas, and lakes
into which the treated wastes are
poured become more and more de-
tergent polluted.
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FALLS CHURCH
CT NOTHING DOWN

kit Screened porch. fenced yard,
near schools and bus. All for only
Sl4,95O. SS2.95 per mo-, plus tax.
Call any time, HOOTS REALTY
q CO., JE. 3-9l09.
FALLS CHURCH = Contemporary
sulit-level with carport among tail
shade trees, living room over
locking patio, lS-ft. family-liv-
ing room. l5-ft. kitchen with
plenty OF space for breakfast. 3
ssdfr99SS'' ssf9S6 osFN ffn IR9 IsRT9NpSa4. SsShi cShI
FOR DIRECTIONS. JE. 3-3SS3.
TOWNSHIP REAL ESTATE.
Evening star., 1963-05-05
MCLEAN
LAUGHLIN, REALTOR


MRS. VIM. H.
CONSULT FIRST
b101 Chain Bridge rd., Mclean. Va.
consult First-McLean's First"
MeLEAN-Reduced By owner, FHA
$21,000. l. level, 3-bedrm., air
cond., brick contemporary. Ca
thedral cell. firepl.. 24-ft. window
walls. de luxe kit, carport. patio,
beaut. handicapped, swim. pool
membership. 356-3245.
MeLEAN-By OWNER. 4-year-oid
brk, bi-level, 5 bedrms.. 3 baths.
cantr. air cond.. Wv. earpeting,
firepls.. paneled rec. rm. w/bar.
incl; flasstone patio, y acre.
handicapped, conv. to all schls. and
shopping. S31 1880. Ell. 6-5S14.
MgihLisEAN1vsTy ghis S.-IOsr igs.' M 4 pr, 3 baths,
level, we fp. and rec. rm. Only
S29.9J0. KEY RLTY.. IA. 5-9ng0.
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FOUR

Bedrooms on one level is featured
in this centrally aiT-conditioned
Contemporary split-level. 2ia de
luxe baths, plus hardwood -pareled
family room with raised-hearth
fireplace are but a few Of the
extras found in this Charming
home. Vienna town location. this
home Is ON rare double lot. June
July occupancy. The price is only
S26,SO0. Call US today,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.
% ACRES

With house. ideal for week ends,
summer retreat or permanent
home. Excellent investment prop.
erty., Low price Of only Sl3, 500.
Brown & Brown Realty
Evening star., 1963-05-05
HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
OPEN I-DARK
IDEAL,

For large family and in Falls
Church area. 5-bedrm., 2-bath
Cape Cod with 2-car carport, on
h-acre HANDICAPPED lot. It has
equip. kit. and large iiv. rm, with
fireplace. Assume $4,000, 5Aes,
S9.yr. loan or refinance any way.
$4,000.
DIR: Rte. so through 7 Corners
to left on Annandale I'd, to left
On Holloman I'd. to MILLER Open
sign at 1900.
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WHERE

cpn you find q brick split level
home that offers as much Is this9
Three bedrooms. "a baths, dining
room. equipped Kitchen, rec. rm.
with built in TV and q wet bar,
nicely situated on a wooded lot
within walking distance to the
elementary schools and only q
short 5 minute drive 10 the Com
missary. S21,500.
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We. BdIIuoN apcU. OIt, o-- IU5.
FAIRFAX-"Stone's throw" to Rte.
SO. new custom-buiit brick split
levels and ramblers in beautiful
baths. full bsmts., 2 firepls.. some
(avail with b.b.h.-w ht. and car
ports. Lge. wooded lots. city utils.
S23,400 to S26,250. Flexible
terms. incl. 30-yr. convent. and
immed. occupancy.
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3Ol-D4g-O532

x ST; NV. west Of Conn, Ave
Excei; property, goned ca, owner
e.. broker cooperation. Exciusiye w
kEAcH q PURCELL. 206-542O.
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MONT. Co.--82 acres with very
can be sold SEPARATELY. Lies % on
2 road 10 be linked 10 Rte.
7Q-s. U, 8. Bureau OF Standards
ana oaithersburg. The property
drains towards Muddy Branch
Greek which will be severed. Long
road frontage. Land study has
been made for future DEVELOPMENT,
Call 10 inspect this excellent in
vestment. Asking S125,0O0. terms
70 suit. Ewes. AK. 9-9149.
SEMMEs a. CO. EN-. b-2sOO
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Pier. = iBSyo By OWNER. siS'S0O. Call
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APARTMENTs-Approx 100 unii

LhIti "a ., ,-Oofsl JU, O-IooO.
APT. BARGAIN-DOWNT0WN
APPROX. Q times rent OF S3l 900.
Renovated. l0ss down. Also other
excellent buys.
FALLIN REALTY Ii. 4-73O0I
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HOUSES FOR sALE-VA.
VIENNA VA

Attr. set 3-bedrm. rambler, with
full fin. bsmt. and rear scr. porch
on quiet st. compl. redec., new
l3-cu.ft. refgr., new furnace with
humidity control, storm win. on
front pict. win, new Wv. car
petinR In liv. rrn.. hall and din.
rm., portable dishwasher In 1lx10
KIT, Assume high FLA loan with
o. Sll3 Pitt. 705 BIRCH ST.
S.W. Call OWNER. DU. 5-S422.
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Apt. House Ground
Last Chance
High Rise

The only remaining large tract
zoned High Rise on Shirley hwy.
Oyerlooking the Potomac and Md
countryside. ga acres up to -
acres maximum. Seven minutes to
Pentagon. Terms TO suit Act now,
Call Mike Mudre, FE. $1,000 or
ia. 2-llS9
JAMES L. DIXON A CO.. Realtors
ARL. 4ts4-26 Lee hwy apts.,
each Nth a sep; sntr.; 3 rented
rms. : baths, liv. rm'' din. rm.
and kit, now owner occupied
should rent for about 5000 mo.
Expenses for all 4 apts. APPROX.
5000 mo, s3s.05O with SD. 1000
GLASS;. SSni Htdsys asss IPd 10 'Ir:i S!So. g. %.
s-7260.
ATTENTION = Gasoline station
land, loned, No. ! highway, M.
30 acres OF apt. ground, for sale
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TOWNSHIP REAL ESTATE
NVTYTN

TIP-TOP VALUE located in finest
Arlington residential community
II It's space and charm you want,
We heartily recommend this one
year-old beauty. Foyer entrance,
luxurionsly equipped and taste
fully decorated home, offering 4
huge bedrooms, 3 full tile baths,
large de luxe GE kitchen, cor.
geous recreation room, 20-ft.
screened porch. Live here and en-
JOY life at its fullest. Mid 4Os,
By appointment with
Shannon & Luchs
REALTORS JE 4-aOOO
Evening star., 1963-05-05

FALLS CHURCH AREA-3-bedrm
rancher, concrete patio, covered
Cow. TO bus. schls. Only S13,900
KING REALTY CO., CIR. 3-015S
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REAL ESTATE SERVICE, VA.

LIST YoUR HOME or property
,.,a,. WIN w. s,,u is,I',, Int ,SS S.osing I.al
Foe9sirREfsoS RASSffATY. A?sf,r''S. sSd \
Swlat,hi1stSn YEA Nv.. \, +, .All,ss Va s9'.
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APARTMENT HOUSE

Outstanding yt NV y; c. location.
10 units in excellent condition In
excellent NV. d. c. location.
2 apts to be sold as package in
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EN-. h-2snn
NEW OFFICE BLDG.

3-story structure containing over
$4,000 50. IT,. in Bethesda area.
Leased 10 major tenant for 3
more yrs. at So, 900 a year. Lse.
parking area adjacent. Price,
S795,OOO. VIII show IL per cent
return on equity investment Of
eves OIL o-Enni
Evening star., 1963-05-05

"'S" SS' "oN~~'
VIENNA AREA-This assumption
on large loan is worth checking
ventsa vpoh, 9EnerS tSn,s orders heye pre-
$S:bath, split-levei. eat-ins soll. XII,
With, all the gadgets. iiv, Fm.,
firepl.. din. eli. rec. rm., util, rm,,
carport, patio, level lot. Down
slve OWEN Really, JE. a-sS56.
VIENNA--3-bedrm., 2-bath ram
SSs:e5so. St SS OWNER slS'0oo' Call
VIENNA WooDs-Coloniai, 3 bed
rms. I u baths, large Nv, rm.,
sePSTsSS se pUfch haiens ony $500 500 doxD dS OsRt SH1
MYERS & HILL, INC.
JE. 4-5s00 Realtors pU, B-e133
VIENNA VAMP = 2-yr. .-old brick
and frame rambler, sood-sized
bedrms,. light living rm,, dining
rm., kitchen, 2 full baths, walk
out. Owner anxious TO move into
MS MS, new larger home. S2l 800 gets
WAYNEWOOD-Salem model, GI
loan, split-level, 3 bedrms., 2h
baths, den, large liv. rm., screened
porch, carport, close 10 schools
and shopping area. so. 5-6451.
WESTLAWN-T CORNERs = Attrac-
tive, 3-bedroom rambler, equipped
kitchen, automatic gas heat, ga
rage. Big lot in convenient To-
loan, or refinance with low down
payment. LAIRD REALTY CO. JE.
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YEONAS
REALTY, INC.
JE. 3-35OO
DU. $500

SEA. .?5O-Surrounded BY all public
and parochial schools. on. " acre.
solid brick, 3 bedrms., 2h baths.
All 8 rms. at least y larger than
average. de luxe eat-in complete
kit. extra long carport, etc. Will
tinanes 81. 900 lst trust. -.
! CoRNERS-WALK TO BUS and
shops. 4-bedroom, 5-bath brick
Cape Cod home. Pull nsmt. with
recreation room and den. Walk-to-
wall carpet. and other extras.
Priced for quick sale, Sl6,9gO.
Low down payment; We take
DARK. sos Cherry street (off
Rte. so, lust past z Corners)
LAIRD REALTY CO. JE. 2-4700.
A BEAUTIFUL HOME
MANTUA HILLS - Lovely la-acre
woodland setting, azaleas, noun
tain laurel and rhododendron,
perfect for entertaining ana chill
dren. Swimming-pool privileges.
bedrooms, 3 baths. quiet cul-
de-sae. Picture, window in every
room. yet complete privacy. Cen
trail air conditioning. Large GE
kitchen with fireplace, huge rec
reation room, luxurious earpeting,
draperies, washer. dryer, etc. Sf2.-
900 firm with excellent financing
available. Call 273-04l9 for ap-
pointment, evenings, Saturday or
Sunday.
Evening star., 1963-05-05
JANIS 2.
COFFEY

WI 4 ~ Il
REALTORS so. b-777O
BETHEsDA--Large office bldg
with triple-A tenant, CONLEY
MANAGEMENT, oil. $4,000.
CAPITOL HILL adj. brick bldgs
IN excel, cOnd. Producing Sn2b IN
come per mo. Parking. CONdRLS-
sloNAL REALTY. ~ 6-50s5
CAPITOL HILL-IIome and bus. on
valuable, well-traveled cor. CON.
oRESSlONhL REALTY. Ii. 6-5asb
COLMAR MANOR, MD, 1921 Blad.
ensburr I'd, 9 brk. stores, SOS
mo. Income, TU, 2-lil1.
COMMERCIAL income 5000 gross
Low cash down, low pAyments
sfDowic'K REALTY 35{-BOs3'
COMML, BLDG, NV. .--Restaurant.
long lease AZ $500 mo $4,000,
q cash, uiBRAl TAR, Dt 7.8500
CONGRESS HEIGHTS, South capl.
tol street .area-Apartment ground
suitable four 10 ten units Rea.
,onabls MUNDELL REALTY. INC.
Evening star., 1963-05-05
RrA1. EsrLHTHrN NE HlcADf IA A-neAI

FALLS CHURCH AREA = Contem-
porary 3-bedrm. rambler, liv. rm.
with firepl., carport, wooded lot,
eonv. to school and city bus. Par
tial AZ GI mortgage. 500 dn.
on FHA; Sl6,95O. BY OWNER.
534-7314.
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SPRINCETETn

OI NINGFIELD
Modetn . bedrm. rambler with full
osmt,, and carport on lge, lot,
walking distance to shopping
al apusss' schools, etc. Sl9,g5O.
SPL1T-LEVEL, S2O,p50, Spae
home. delightfully."- iivable, French
qrs; open to pvt. I'd.
81 t-LEVEL-W. Springfield. Better
Lnan new cond., bedrnls., 2
Dttns, I'm. rec. rm., sewing rm..
with or without carpetinR liv
IN, ana din rm., for only So6,-
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YEONAS BUILT

It's only ga years ago and 4
features q modern de luxe kitchen.
3 large bedrooms, family room.
dining room, ? full baths, a full
basement, surrounded by a spa
eious lawn with trees. S20,990
Evening star., 1963-05-05
YEONAS
REALTY, INC.
JE. 3-35OO
DU. $500
FOUR BEDROOMS

Two full baths are Just the BEGIN
ming OF the convenience Of the
many nice things in this clean
as-a-pin brick Cape Cod. You will
enjoy having the. children eat in
the breakfast nook. The rec. room
ior play and TV, q nice workshop
Tor father and for mother laundry
room complete with washer and
dryer. Nice enclosed porch and
patlo. Fenced yard. In the
bleSSed sacrament area. Flexible
terms and priced right. S2i,50f
Evening star., 1963-05-05
TOWN & COUNTRY
PROPS, INC, REALTORS
,., OPEN 90

OPEN 90
Alexandria Office TIE. 8-s915
WOODSTOCK, va.
In The Shenandoah Valley
An unusual piece Of property.
Ranch-type house on 3-acre knoll.
Beautifully Handicapped with plenty
OF trees, shrubs and flowers. House
stone and stucco construction.
Large living room, stone fireplace,
exposed beams and random width
and length oak floors. Two flag
stone patios. Three good-size bed
rooms. Two tile baths, shower
and toilet in basement. Two-car
garage with beautiful apt. above
(rente0. Taxes 500. Good place
TO retire. Priced to sell. BY
OWNER. Phone 459-2745.
YANKEE CLIPPER-If you want
lots OF lawn to clip and drive q
Yankee bargain, view this mag
nificent brick rambler that RAM
bles for 72 ft) on a prestige acre,
landseaped to perfection. 1t .fea-
lures huge living rm. w/fireplace.
formal dining rm.. delightful
kitchen opening onto patio, 20-ft.
main floor family room with fire.
place. 3 generous bedTms.. . baths,
basement game room, attached
garage and loaded with extras.
Underpriced at S29,950. HANSON
HOMES, Realtors. .JE. 3-3737.
Evening star., 1963-05-05
ARLINGTON REALTY
MORTGAGE BANKERS

2OI TENNESSEE AVE, Alex.
VILLAGE home With 0if fuii bsmt. Mt'TiSd and
nice yard. S14 900 Gi. NO MONEY
DOWN S77.3l per mo. plus n
r. L, TAYLOR, REALToR
F. W. BERENs SALES FE. 5-sS6I0I
Evening star., 1963-05-05

VIENNA = g-bedrm, rambler on
wooded lot. I y baths. corner fire.
pl, dark rm., vorkship, rec, fin.
garden shed Calf redwood deck
OWNER selling, S2O.60O. DU. 5.
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TRADE

VACANT OFFICE BLDG, small,
3,GO7 50. II. Of space. Bsmt. and 9
floors. Modern. formerly q bank,
Air cond. Good financing. A, r.
SEELYE. DI. 7-S325.
AREA, nr. Wheaton
Plaza-Approximately 5000 So,
y. in master zoning plan. MRS,
BROWN. MANOVILL REALTY
CORP, REALTOR. 94a-OO53'
Evening star., 1963-05-05
Falls Church-S5OO On

Near Arlington Blvd. lge, Wv, rm.'
din. rm.. equipped kit. fun bsmt.,
front and rear porches, excel.
cond.. lovely fenced yard. one
block 10 bus. . blks, to shop.
$40 mo. plus taxes. open Sun,
5o5 South Cherry ST. Call any
time. HooTs REALTY CO.. JE.
Evening star., 1963-05-05

p Units. Self Contained
rs Units, Be
- Units, NV.
100 Units and Stores
lBs Units. NV.
Office Bldg. NV,
Gas Station W/Repair GARAGES
Stores and offices
Warehouses
A. R. sEELYE Dr 7.ss2S
Evening star., 1963-05-05
CpTRcH AREA. ana oal

FALLS v. CHUEGH HREA: sIRIA:,rs Si6 20, Oak
$4,000. Immed. poss. 4 bedrms.,
. baths. living rm.. din. area and
Kit. combined, . bedrms.. bath on
list fir Screened porch. End fir
2 bedrms.. bath Alum. carport,
Beaut. cor, lot. Open sunday IL.
BY OWNER. Dir: Out Arlington
blvd. to Graham I'd, right on
Graham rd.. left on Tyler ave. TO
johnson I'd. continue on johnson
I'd. 10 Oak dr.. turn left on Oak
DIR. TO 3l6. JE. 4-S074.
Evening star., 1963-05-05

32 UNITS plus janitor, Q, 3 and
4-room, kit. and bath units. In
come S3l. .l40 yr. Only 100000
down. Very, very good return on
cash invested. A. r. sEELYE, DI.
7-S395