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operations of certain taverns as the Washing
ton laws and Virginia laws differed then as
now.
From my first search for NV all brought
back was bad case Of poison ivy. On my next
attempt knocked on the door of house near
where thought the stone should be. was
welcomed and taken through the patio and so
to the stone.
NV 8 now finds itself few feet from a
kitchen door. The line passes through the
neighboring house, requiring portion of the
taxes to be paid to Fairfax and the balance
to Arlington County. It is badly SCARED, but
it has commemorative plaque at its base.
For some reason, after crossing the river
the surveyors began to use additional number
ing on the stones on the Maryland side NV
is numbered miles 4" on one side and MARY
land l" on the other.
Hiking around inside the DalecarIia Res
ervatiOn is fr0wned upon and permission must
be obtained to enter and find NV s. On in
structions from his superior the guard will
unlock the gate and let you in but he will
wonder about you.
A OAR plaque is mounted on the prOtec-
tive enclosure around NV 6. This particular
stone is readily seen from car driving along
Western avenue just west of River road Pas
sersby are more apt to notice NV 6 than many
of the other markers as it stands in a small
park close to the street
NV 2, which was Just west of Chevy Chase
Circle, has been removed, but NV stands
like a staunch old soldier before a Dutch
The frontiersman., 1963-03-14
PLOTS COURSE
 OPENS MARCH l8

Would-be pilots will have an opportunity to take a big step toward their goal by enrolling in the Sanderson Audio-visual Ground School course which will open Monday, March Is, at the Community College. The class will begin at 7:30 pm. in Room 19 at the Palmer high school.
 At the close of the course, FAA officials will come to Pal mer to administer the written portion of the examinations necessary for granting private pilots licenses.
 It was pointed out that this is a good time of year to take the six weeks course, since it's completion will coin- eide with the arrival of spring and good flying weather.
 Laurine Nielsen will teach the course. Those interested should call Dick Hamilton at Hamilton Flyteways, PI 5-4150, or Alvin Okeson at the Com munity College.
The frontiersman., 1963-03-14
RECREATION PLANNING FUNDS APPROVED

The State of Alaska last week received assurance of funds with which to initiate planning on a long-range com prehensive recreation program.
 Governor William A. Egan was advised by members of Alaska's congressional delega- tion of approval by the Hous- ing and Home Finance Agen- cy'S Urban Renewal Admins tration of a $50,000 grant to the Alaska Department of Econ omic Development and Plan ming.
The frontiersman., 1963-03-14
WASlLLA CLINIC
 TO OPEN MARCH 20

The MVCCA Speech and Hearing Clinic will open in Wasilla on Wednesday, March 20, it was announced this week. The clinic will be conducted by the new therapist, Miss Mar garet Hamilton, in the VFW Post home and will be spon- sored by the Ladies Auxiliary to Post No. 9365.
 Those wishing appointments are asked to call Mrs. Wilbert Minnick, FIR 6-3381, or Mrs. Marie Hulke, FIR 6-3030.
The frontiersman., 1963-03-14
WasiIIa Voters To Elect Director

Voters of the Wasilla school service area were this week re- minded of the coming school board election to be held on April 8 at 8 pm. in the Wasil- la grade school cafeteria. One vacancy for a three-year term will be filled.
 To qualify as voter or can- didate, individuals must be United States citizens, 19 years of age or older, a resident of the state of Alaska for one year, and of the Wasilla school service area for 30 days. Ab-
The frontiersman., 1963-03-14

sentee ballots may not be used and proxy votes are not per mitted.
 A nominating committee, Mrs. Ruth Peterson, Mrs. Muriel Reed, Mrs. Jackie Wilkerson, and Henry Katkus, have nom- mated Robert Lincoln, Paul Carlson, and Robert Vroman (incumbent). Additional nom- nations may be made from the floor.
The frontiersman., 1963-03-14

Over 4-million Xmas trees are harvested in Montana an- nually.
The frontiersman., 1963-03-14

Visitors to the Pacific North west spend about $8 per day each.
The frontiersman., 1963-03-14

Premiums are paid on n e W ideas only after they are prov en sound.
The frontiersman., 1963-03-14

Glacier National Park was established in 1910.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25
Virginia Project
Lets Law Students
Prepare Cases

CHARLOTTESVILLE, Va,
Nov. IS (AP).-A law students
lack of experience and an in
digent criminals lack of money
have added Up to benefits fol
both in a project at the Uni
versity of Virginia School Of
Law.
The project gives university
students the opportunity to
step out Of the classroom to
witness and help with the
preparation of a case from the
beginning to end.
The director of the program
Ronald Sokol, is aided by stu
dent members of the criminal
law research group, whose pur-
pose is to do research work to
aid court-appointed lawyers OF
INDECENT criminals. Mr.. Sokol
says they see everything, all
the mechanical details of an
appeal they would never learn
in class. They not only do re-
search, but also write drafts OF
the briefs, see the final brief
and go with me when I argue
the case before the judge"
The program is called Appel
late Legal Aid and is supported
by a grant from the Firestone
Foundation.
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Maryland Auto
Hits rec, Hurts 5

Five Laurel MD residents
were injured when their car
went off a road near Dunkirk
in Calvert County, Md, and
struck a tree yesterday.
-Four were admitted to the
Calvert County Hospital in
Prince Frederick. They were
the driver, Frederick w. Smith
erman, 20, with a dislocated
hpi, fractured foot and multiple
cuts and bruises; Frederick W.
Smitherman, jr., 5, facial cuts
and a conclusion; Benjamin F.
Smitherman, IS, a broken left
leg, conclusion and head and
facial cuts, and Junior James
Confer. jr., IL, with a broken
left leg, conclusion and facial
cuts.
Junior James Confer, 80, was
moved to Prince Georges Gen.
eral Hospital. He was in serious
condition with internal injuries,
a conclusion and facial cuts.
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Slain Policemun's
Widow Has Son

The widow Of slain Prince
Georges County Police Pvt. Al
fred W. steinat gave birth to
their fourth child at Columbia
Hospital here yesterday.
Mrs. Virginia Steinat of 7647
Goodland drive, Kentland, de-
livered an 8-pound, 3-ounce
boy.
Her husband was fatally shot
last May 2 near Bowie, Nd,
while trying to arrest a man.
The accused slayer. Thomas
A. Hadder, 81. was arrested a
shore time after the killing, but
excaped on September 10 from
the maximum security ward at
the Clifton T. Perkins State
Hospital near Jessup, Nd. He is
still at large and on the FBrs
10 most-wanted list.
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Alexandra State Delegate Plans Bill
Ending MoiI-O Order Sale of Weapons

she said she is considering for
introduction in the House.
Another bill would bar libel
suits against physicians who
report to police when they
examine children who may be
victims of excessive parental
beatings.
Physicians who tell police
of their suspicious are subject
to libel suits by the parents
and so are rightfully timid to
report these cases." she said.
She said she also plans to in
PRODUCED or support q bill set
ting up a commission to con-
slider the status of women in
Virginia in the areas of en-
ployment, inheritance and
property laws and social and
welfare problems.
The fourth bill would pro-
vide separate confinement CEN
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Work in Virginia Hats
For Kennedy Funeral

but many said they would hold
special memorial services.
Many communities sched-
uled area-wide, interdenomina-
tional memorial services, and
special services were held in
countless churches.
Three railroads in Virginia
the Chesapeake g. Ohio, the
Richmond, Fredericksburg &
Potomac, and the Seaboard Air
Line-announced that all Of
their trains would stop on the
tracks for one minute at IL
am. as a tribute to the fallen
President.
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Special Forces in Honor Unit
For First Time in History

charge of the joint guard of
honor at the casket, as COM
handing officer Of the honor
guard company Of the Old
Guard.
Representatives Of the Ma
rine Corps. Navy, Air Force
and Coast Guard stood each
mount along with the Army.
The relief commanders, the Of
ficers in charge Of each mount,
also alternated among the
services.
Every half hour the guard
has changed, marching silently
with slow, deliberate steps,
with no commands given. Cots
for the troops were set up in
the basement Of the Capitol.
A smaller number Of service
men have had the signal honor
of serving as caSket bearers
during funeral events.
1t was their hands that car
ried the flag-draped casket
from the White House yester-
day to the caisson which car
ried it to the Capitol. And it
was their hands that lifted the
casket up the Capitol steps to
the Rotunda.
When the Presidents body
arrived at Andrews Air Force
Base Friday night from Dallas,
it was practically the same
group that bore the body to
an ambulance, served as a Sc
curity guard at the Bethesda
Naval Hospital where the body
was prepared for burial, and
who served as the first Sc
curity guard in the East Room
of the White House.
These men, who had their
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final part in the presidential
drama today, were:
LIST 1t. Samuel r. Bird, Off
Ger in charge, Sd Infantry Di-
vision, native Of Wichita, Kans. /;
Yeoman 2/c George A. Bar
mum, Coast Guard, Lake City,
Mimi; Seaman Apprentice HUI
bert Clark, Navy, Queens, N.
Y; Lance Corpl. Timothy F.
Cheek, Marine Corps, Ocala,
Fla; Specialist 4Ic Douglas A.
Mayfield, Army, San Diego,
Calf; Sergt. James L. Fielder,
.non-commissioned officer in
charge. Army, Sumter, S. c.;
Staff Sergt. Richard E. Gau-
dreau, Air Force, Ashby, Mass. {;
Pfc. Jerry ]. Diamond, Marine
Corps. Stow, Ohio, and Seaman
Apprentice Larry B. Smith,
Navy, Ransom, KY.
The Military District of
Washington said all but Pfc.
Diamond and Seaman APP
prentice Smith have served as
casket bearers since Friday
night.
Soldiers from the caisson
section of the Old Guard rid
ing horses in today's funeral
procession included Sergt
Thomas M. Satterberg, st
Paul, Mimi, section chief; Spe-
cialist 4/c Charles B. Wade,
Franklin, KY; Pfc. James P.
Simpson, wellington, Tenn,
and Pfc. Richard A. Pace,
Marion, Ind.
The black caparisoned horse
trailing the caisson was led
by Pfc. Arthur A. Carlson,
RobertSdale, Ala.
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Mrs. Marion G. Galland,
Alexandria's newly elected State
delegate, said today she plans
to introduce a bill in the Gen
eral Assembly banning the
mail-order sale of weapons in
Virginia.
Mrs. Galland said she was
Mortified" by the murder of
President Kennedy, who was
shot by a cheap mail-order rifle.
81 think it's perfectly scan
dalous," she said. I'VE must
have stricter control of weap-
ons."
She added, IT might even
consider a bill prohibiting the
sale of magazines which ad-
vertise guns for SALE"
The bill is one of four which
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RICHMOND, Nov. Is CAP-
Ordinary activities came to a
virtual Standstill in Virginia
today as q mournfuI process
sion bore the remains Of John
F. Kennedy to a grave in Ar
lington National Cemetery.
Gov. Harrison attended the
funeral-a representative of his
States sorrow.
In Alexandria yesterday
Mayor Frank E. Mann told
about 1000 persons at a me-
mortal service at George
Washington High School Sta
dunn that he favors naming
the city's next elementary
school the John Fitzgerald
Kennedy School. The school
board deSignates names for
schools.
Marshall Beverley, former
mayor and now president of
AleXandria's historic Friend
ship Fire Engine Company, an
nounced that its firehouse bell
would toll for 80 minutes to-
day when the Presidents body
passes the White House and
another 30 minutes when it
leaves the church.
Mr.. Beverley said the fire
house would remain draped for
80 days in honor Of the Presi-
dent, who was elected an hon.
orary life member Of the
department when he took Of
flee. The fire company was
organized in 1774 by George
Washington.
Saturday, Gov. Harrison de-
clared today "a legal holiday
in order that all citizens in
both public and private en-
ployment may dedicate the day
to the memory Of our departed
President"
The Virginia Board Of Edu-
cation urged local school Of
ficials Saturday to close all the
States public schools today in
respect for President Kennedy.
Among those closing were all
in the Northern Virginia area.
Most of the State colleges
and universities and many of
the private ones announced
they would not hold classes,
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Executive Is Elected

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Nov.
Is (AP).-WebSter S. Rhoads,
jr., Richmond department store
executive, has been elected ex-
ecutive committee chairman of
Colonial Williamsburg, Inc.
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For the first time in history,
the honor guard that kept
watch over the dead President
ID the Capitol Rotunda included
members Of the Army's green
bereted Special Forces. there at
the request of the Kennedy
family.
President Kennedy was a
strong champion of the guerilla
warfare forces and in Deem
Der, 1861, when the war crises
in Laos and Wet Nam reached
a new peak, he ordered their
expansion and dispatched
teams to Southeast Asia to work
with bands of mountain tribes
men in an effort to stem the
Communist tide.
The effort was a notable sue
cess.
The Special Forces detach-
ment serving as an honor guard
for the martyred Chief Execu-
tive consists Of 43 enlisted men
and three officers from the 5th,
9Th and 7th Special Forces
Groups at the Special Warfare
Center. Fort Bragg, N. C. They
are commanded by Col. william
P. Grieves, deputy commander
Of the center.
The Special Forces soldiers
alternated every other guard
mount with members of the
Old Guard, the LIST Battalion,
Sd Infantry, from Fort Myer,
the traditional Army Honor
Guard.
Capt. Michael D. Groves of
Birmingham, Mich, was in
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tiers for delinquent children un-
der II years old.
BY placing youths Of all ages
in one center, as the State now
does, you get kids 10 years old
up with hardened GRIM
inab of 90" she said. She Sug-
gested the establishment Of
forestry camps, converted from
road camps, for youths from
II to 81 years old.
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Car Crash Kills
District Soldier

Pfc. Ralph E. johnson, 81, of
1871 Rosedale street NE, died
in Providence Hospital yester-
day Of injuries suffered Satur-
day in a traffic accident.
The death brought the Dis
trict traffic toll to So for the
year. At this time last year,
there had been Sc fatal traffic
accidents.
Pfc. JohnSon's car hit anoth-
er car on South Dakota avenue
near Vista drive NE. and
plung ed over a bridge onto
railroad tracks 80 feet below
where it was struck by a train
and dragged go feet.
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Meetings Cancelled

Four more Washington area
civic organizations have can
cele d meetings scheduled for
tonight. They are the Arlington
League of Women Voters, the
Prince Georges Chamber of
Commerce, the Deanwood Civic
Association and the George
town Citizens Association.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-25
Medical Bills Owed
By | in 4 in u. S.

ST. LOUIS.-About a quarter
Of all American families owe a
doctor, dentist, or hospital, &C.
cording to a recent survey. Al
most half of those who had
large expenses had no medical
insurance or no coverage for
the medical care they needed.
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SIMMER

Euperbly built Dutch Colonial Of
Stone and brick, Center hall. lly-
ing Dom with fireplace, separate
dining room. modern kitchen. den
with fireplace. French doors TO
screened porch and patio, "a bath
on LIST floor. 3 bedrooms, baths
on End. Recreation room with
fireplace. maids room and bath
in basement. 2-car garage with
automatic doors. Full air condl-
tioning. Evenings. Mrs. Hoose. IA.
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Realtors JU. $1,000

sT0NEYBR0OK ESTATES - AS
sumo large loan. Possession July
/, 1868. Clean and neat as a
pin, 3 bedrms., ? baths, pine
paneled rec. rm. with book shelves,
maids rm, and outside exit. Just
500. $50. Call 940-7300 til 0:30.
HUGH T. PECK. 11246 Georgia Ave.
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SNYDER LANE, off colesville I'd
Brick split-level, 3 bedrms., 2
glassed-in rear porch, y acre land,
CLAUDE sHIFLEr, Rk. 3-7s00,
SPRINGFIELD POND, stocked with
fish. Central air Conditioned, mag
iniI,cept ara. rambler none hoah, Win Win, y
level recreation room, 2-car ga
rage, screened porch; $500;
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NEW SERVICE STA. FOR LEASE
Aobil has q new ultramodern serV-
ice station for lease located at
18th and H SITS. NV, d. c. We
are looking for q mature exper.
operator with q minimum OF SIS
900 capital 10 invest in this en-
ceptional location. For details can
EX. a-25i6. e-5. and 773-5s62
After 4 nm
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
4 NEW LIsTINGs

4 NEW LIsTINGs
BEL AIR - 3-bedrm., 2-bath ram
bier, ultramodern electric Kit
with dishwasher and disposal,
and Just a step into q service
room equipped with a matching
auto, washer and dryer, com.
pletely air cond. This Bel Air
home is loaded for comfort and
can be purchased with a modest
down payment and approx, S125
COUNTRY CLUB vILLAGE-Brk. :
and-frame Colonial, 3 bedrnS,
y baths, sep. din. rm., full
financed at 81 q and Siii.0s
pays all, priced low at S13,750.
RIvERDALE - Spacious 4-bedrm.
Cape Cod, fallout shelter In bsmt
This is q beautiful deal that you
must see to appreciate at S14,-
800 with CT or FILA terms.
HEIGHTS - Brick q
story home. mature and friendly
with an income. On the LIST floor
there, are 3 bedrms., sep. din.
rm" large liv. rm., kit. and en-
closed porch. End floor has liv.
rm.. 3-bedrm., kit. and bath apt,
a home and investment for S1S,-
800.
NEW LIsTINds DAILY WHAT
EYER YOUR HOUSING NEEDS,
PRINCE GEO. PROPERTIES. INC,
e77-7774 277-2175
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AcREs-Very large g.
bedrm. split-level w/firepl., large
equip. table-space kit, plus sep.
din. area, built-in garage and
many other bonus extras, Bargain
priced at $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-03-28
INDUSTRIAL GROUND

We have many industrial sites for
sale with or without RR siding.
These sites vary in size from
i 70 10 acres, from 10 TO SO
acres, and up. Whether you de-
sire 70 be located In D. c. proper,
Montgomery Co. Prince Georges
Co. Arlington or Fairfax Co. We
have the sites 10 fit your require
ments, To save your precious time
S an us q, sT 6s6scss cal IL, Tus sl
JAMES L. DIXON a Co. Real
tors, 1144 18th st. NV. FE. s.
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SPRINGFIELD AREA

An immaculate rambler situated on
corner LOT. Home IA In better than
new condition, lac, Nv, rm,, SEP
din. rni, mod, EQUIP. kit. with lots
81 space Tor catlnH, = bcdrma t,
lots of space for ttofAae. a terrific
patio of kit. for summer enjoy ;
ment, JUST REDUCED TO So.
200 call today. LYNCH BROS.
INC RhALToRS, fhi-sOO0,
UNUSUAL INVESTMENT, = RAM.
BIER incl RooMY bedrmss Z
sgkEEssfAbb rs Po Sosihsli sifTA,hrS
NOT ALL. A a.room eotiaee h
included, may b. rented All
THIS incl. IN sib,nh0 price. Foi
details. call nov, n IN y.
MONROE
CT. $4,000 REALTORS
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT
ALEXANDRIA,

So. a.. brick, prime
R sS c. III woo 500 mo 0i H. 1896 1885,
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Cheverly Area Colonial

LANHAM-First time offered. ALI
brick raneher on q h-acre lot.
Ia baths. dream kit. brick firepl.
in liv. rm., sep. din. rm. and full
osmt. with tile fir. and outside
entrance.
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WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

PROFESSIONAL BLDG. office
bldg. In Hyattsvills. Md. Formerly
q bank, 2 stories and bsmt. cor. Of
$500 So. It. Of office space and
over .O6O So. II. Of storage space
in bsmt, Priced to sell or will
lease entire bldg. to responsible
party. r. r. RUPERT, OWNER,
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HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
fCONTIhUEDl
CONTINUED

SILVER SPRING. 1 blk. exp. bus,
short walk Blair H.. g., Acad.,
HIN, ST, Michaels--4-b,r. brk. Co
lonial. liv. rm. with. firepl., sep.
din; rm, extra lge. kit, rec. rm.
e eith tirs sS4 dkd fun HI go 1ao baths
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HOUSES FOR SALE-VA.

SPRINGFIELD. W., Keene NH Mnr,
den, 3 baths. GE kit, carport,
wooded lot. Walk to elem. and In.
high. S2l $50, FLA Apr. Avail,
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

ALEX. va. Duke and Pickett SITS.
Industrial lease or sell.
WAPLE. 1920 l4th ST AD. 4-2005
h sssEtAN S SRx1T 2sS'OoS Sr. s. .i6dTo
HEAVY INDUSTRIAL rs acres.
Beltsville Industrial Center. Long
R.R. Level. sewer and water. This
kind is scarce Asking 55c per
So Il. Call Mr.. BllEor, LAND
sALES Co, 474-a62A.
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sol 9 ST .S.E.=EAneE BRICK
Medical Clinic

FOR sale ~ OWNER a = bargain
price Electricity and plumbine
elready instslled Corner 4 blocks
from Capitol Hill co. ssipbt.
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE

ALEXANDRIA. 1928 Duke st.-Valu-
able corner prop. Home, apt. store,
garage. Priced low 2Os. TE. $4,000.
APARTMENT, UNITS, Tedec. A
sale, oil. 4-73B0 and OF. $4,000,
APT. HOUSE
North Capitol 81. and 8. n.e.-b
units built as such. Rents have
not been raised for years. Pres
emily showing l4es return, Excel
lent financing. Gail our office for
MURRAY LEVINE ia. s-3l44
ATTENTION. Excel.
apt. bldg, vic walter Reed Hosp,
priced AZ approx. z times rental
Of sif6,0O0 10 Yield about iOfs.
Low down payment
FALLiN REALTY CO, II. 4-730O
FOR LEASE OR sALE-Prop. in
Mclean commercial area, suitable
for office BLDG. or apis. Boz
1881, star,
INV it.UNIT APT. house, air con-
dltloned, 80, prime construction.
Ofoka annual rental, so. O10.
Good solid Investment Only S2b,-
/ 600 down payment FuliY leased.
W. CLIPFoRD BHERTZER, REAL
TOR, OF, 6-Bb00, OF. e-s3f2,
UPPER N.w.-stors, . apis. An
nuAl income Sb,2fo. In good
shopping area, on major buallne.
pRfSa REALTY CORP.
ST. a-pJi6 Ewes, HI, 4-2O6i
4. BAKERY, ROCKVILLE = Fuliy
equipped, Reasonably priced
IL. LAUNDRY. WHEATON - Fully
equipped, Name your own price
MUST SILL nEFORE End or
| MONTH Mr. KENNEDY, nfn=
of7s. MANoVILL REALTY CORR.
REAlTuk.
aiOo AND sio3 moLMKAD PL.
NW.-.Twe 2.fam, bfk, houses a.
IN, cash shove ist trust. OWNER
or o 81. N,w.--vsry iss, 3-ttofy
semidet bfk, baFNain for eaah
al si0'5b0. co, b.fpsa
ta-uNIT APT. built n the early
fortles, 1906 rented, can be
bouEht for about Z times gToas
rent. substantial cash required
| Call Nj Marthail. PRANK q.
PHILLIPS, INC. pt. 7-fiii, ewes,
Z IA, 7-f7Nf,
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
Ideal Location

This 4-bedroom, 2-bath, air-cond-
ditioned brick bl-level is located on
q quiet cul-de-sac not far from
main route north and south, Ac-
tive civic community, ideal for
children, near school. bus to PEN
tagon and D. C., convenient 10
n. Belvoir. Privacy; Attractive
keep. Huge assumption. Buy with
minimum down payment and
closing costs. S23,750.
Town & Country
PROP, INC, REALTORS
Alex. office TIE. o-sa1h