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other corridor routes in the
commissions upcomong Gener-
al Plan for the Year 1000.
Satellite cities are designed
for corridor areas beyond the
urban fringe, and in the case of
Route 70-S this would be well
north Of Cabin John and
beyond Rockville, Mr.. Hewins
said.
He estimated that by 1880
10000 cars a day will be NOV
ing from the North Bethesda
area into the District, and that
"a, 1000 vehicles would be headed
south along the palisades route
II it is built. Other motorists
would travel down Wisconsin
avenue. and along a north-cen-
trail corridor proposed through
Silver Spring.
A public hearing on the pail
Sades expressway proposal will
be held at pm. December 10
at the planning commission Of
flee. S787 Georgia avenue, Sill
yer Spring.
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DR.. King III,
Vows Action
At DunViIIe

DANVILLE. Va. Nov. I6
(AP).-Nursing a case Of the
flu, DR.. Martin Luther King
jr. flew back TO Atlanta today
after q brief visit to Danville.
where his aides are mapping
plans for renewed integration
efforts.
DR.. King plans to return to
Danville Monday. unless his
condition fails to improve.
Observers here said it was
quite evident that DR.. King was
ailing. and his speech last night
was brief and lacked its Gus
tomary fire.
DR.. King was reported to
have a temperature of 101, and
to be suffering from q sore
throat and a siege Of hiccups.
DR.. King vowed in his speech
last night that Danville will
"h ave bigger demonstrations
than any we've ever held be-
fore"
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Not Consulted on Bridoe,
Arlington to Tell Kennedy

Of Commerce to build a $685.
900. three STORY office buildine
at Fairfax drive and Woodrow
street. Board members asked
for a study by the planning
staff on future land use of the
area roughly bounded by Will
son boulevard, Fairfax drive
Glebe road and Old Dominion
drive.
Board members said con-
struction Of the new Interstate
Route 66 through the neighbor-
hood would have a considerable
impact. which should be stu
died before they began approx
ing coming for office buildings
or other commercial develop
ments.
Mr.. Richards said. This
Fairfax drive-Route IS area
can be another real good hot
area where we can develop a
high yield tax base" He COM
pared its potential to that of
the booming Rosslyn area.
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Bethesda YuIe Fete
Draws 80 Contestants

More than 80 girls between
5 and 8 years old will compete
in the fifth Little Miss Christ
mas pageant Of the Bethesds
Jaycees today.
The winner, to be chosen al
2 pm. at the Bethesda Youth
Center, 4506 Walsh street, will
reign over the Bethesd q
Christmas parade. Four prin-
ceSSes also will be picked.
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GoIdstein Seen Ready
To Begin Senate Race

ANNAPOLIS. Nov. l6
(AP).-State Controller Louis
L. Goldstein, is expected to an
nounce his candidacy for the
United States Senate at a re-
ception in Baltimore planned
for Thanksgiving week.
He repeatedly has the in
dorsement of Gov. Tawes and
the formidable Tawes political
organization.
When Mr.. Goldstein was
sworn in as controller in 1853
he told newsmen his political
ambition reached beyond the
counting house to the State
House.
The State House won't bt
vacant until 1865 when Mr.
Tawes steps down as Governor
But Gov. Tawes wants his at,
torney general, Thomas B. Fl.
nan, to succeed him.
II Mr.. Goldstein is nominal.
ed, and does defeat his Repub.
lican opponent in next years
senatorial election, observers
hint that he may run for Gov
ernor anyway.
Mr.. Goldstein, who will be 81
next March, entered the House
Of Delegates in 1888 shortly
after his graduation from
University Of Marylan d law
school.
He enlisted in the Marines in
1912. He was discharge d in
1916 as a second lieutenant.
He was elected to the State
Senate that year and in 1851,
though he represented the
smallest county in Maryland,
he was chosen majority leader.
Four years later he became
Senate president.
Mr.. Goldstein's political
manner is something of a
trademark. Ever smiling he
shakes voters hands by the
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Some Fears Described
Concept of Expresswoy
Defended by Palmer

A proposed highs p e e d ex-
pressway along the Potion a C
River palisades in Montgomery
County would not have to be
lined with apartments and 9TH
er high-density dwellings over
looking the shoreline, a subur-
ban Marylan d planner said
yesterday.
The effect Of the expressway
was questioned at a planning
conference Of the county
League Of Women voters in
Gaithersburg.
There is no need for a build
UP along the palisades If We
stick by our policy Of trying tc
retain the scenic beauty alone
the Potomac" John S. Hewins
acting planning director for
the Maryland National Capital
Park and Planning c mis-
sion, said.
Mr.. HewinS recalled that the
Montgomery County Council,
with commission Endorsement,
earlier this year adopted a res
olution supporting the princi-
pie of r etainin g the natural
shoreline setting. The council
has the final word on rezoning
Mr.. Hewins made the state
ment In answer to a question
raised by the league.
Several members expressed
concern that a palisades ex-
presSway from Cabin John to
the District would be an extern
sion Of the interstate 70-S
highway corridor and thereby
planned for intermittant satel-
lite cities. These high-density
cities are plotted along three
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. board members felt would be
most vexatious we're a lack OF
access to the RoSslyn circle
area from the proposed bridge
fears that ramps for the struc-
ture would obliterate new Of
flee buildings and the predic-
ton that motorists on the Dis
trict side would have no means
lof travelling from Key Bridge
to the Whitehurst Freeway.
The Arlington Board author
lied County Manager Bert w.
johnson to write the State
Highway Department with his
definition Of the impact prob
lens. and asking that Arlington
be consulted in any engineering
surveys to be made for the
crossing.
Board members agreed to
send a copy Of Mr.. Johnson's
letter to the White House along
with a communique from
Chairman Thomas Richards,
expressing concern with a lack
of cooperation with Virginia
or Arlington authorities in for
nation Of the latest bridge pro-
posal.
Board Outraged
Board members said they
were outraged" by the lack Of
consideration show them.
In a memo outlining 20 prob
lens that might be created by
the bridge, Mr.. johnson noted
ramp j" would eliminate the
new 50 million Lynn office
building in Rosslyn-a seven
story structure - and another
ramp loop would circle a second
new office building in the Ross
Ign area.
He said "the cost to Virginia
and to Virginia taxpayers will
be substantially higher due to
a greater right-of-way and
construction costs without add
ed benefits"
In another development. the
board deferred appointment of
a proposed citizens committee
studying juvenile delinquency
until January Is.
1t also deferred until Febru-
airy a request for rezoning, per-
the Arlington Chamber
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score. Leaving he says, in a
Southern Maryland drawl,
God bless you all real good. "
The non-smoking Tobacco
farmer has earned a reputation
for being a hard worker.
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BY BRIAN KELLY
star staff Writer


The Arlington County Board
yesterday decided to send 9
letter to the White House CON-
planning that neither Arlington
nor Virginia officials were con-
suited in the recommendation
by a presidential advisory COM
mittee to replace the Three
Sisters Bridge project with a
span downstream from Key
Bridge.
Board members also agreed
to send a letter to the Virginia
State Highway Department
listing problems that would
arise in the impact of the new
Georgetown-Rossyln Bridge
proposal.
Johnson Cites Alternative
President Kennedy Endorsed
the plan last week to shift the
Potomac River crossing down.
stream and build tunnels for
the north leg Of the Inner
Loop Freeway. The proposal
came from q White House pol
icy advisory committee.
In yesterdays board meet
ing. members repeated their
criticism that they were not
consulted. They said some al
ternate sites for the bridge
should be considered if the
original Three Sisters proposal
is to be killed.
One alternative that Mr..
johnson cited in his memo
would be a study Of a possible
bridge downstream from the
Three Sisters site, with the pos
sible use Of a tunnel from the
Spout Run area near the North
Uhle street bridge in Arlington
TO the projected span.
Some Fears Described
He said a bridge there would
eliminate most problems on the
Virginia side and would cost
substantially less than a.
crossing in the vicinity of Key
Bridge" He said it also could
eliminate problems for the Dis
trict at Glover-Archbold park
way.
Among the points which
Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-18
ADF&G Frazer Fishpath Opens 5000 Acre Red Salmon Rearing Grounds

plication of the adaptation of a lightweight shop pre-fabricated fishway that could be flown out to a remote area and bolted together on the spot.
 Department biologists have stocked Frazer Lake since 1851, 12 years prior to the construction, by various methods including eggs and spawning adult salmon. To date, the transportation of adult fish from Red River Lake has proven the least expensive and most feasible method. The adult fish which returned to Frazer this year were the result of plants of eyed-eggs obtained from Karluk Lake five years ago.
 The purpose of the egg plants was twofold: (a) to determine whether Frazer Lake could raise red salmon satisfactorily; and (b) to build up a brood stock that would be established by the time money was available for laddering the falls. The topographic survey to select the best route for ladder ing the falls was made by Ziemer in July 1857.
 Two steeppass fishways desig- mated as A and c were installed side by side so that comparison could be made of their overall per formance. The A type with vertical baffles was first developed by Zic- mer in 1857 It produces cascad- ing tumbling type of water action somewhat slower than C's which
Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-18

cation and that the B feet lift in four steps at Frazer Falls approach es it's upper limits of economic use fulness.
 Ziemer does not intend the steep pass to be a substitute for more conventional fish ladders such as those employed on the Columbia River. It was developed by the De partment as an effective solution for installation at the host of low control barriers in wilderness areas where conventional construction would be difficult and expensive. Such projects are in line with the
Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-18

produces a streaming type flow over baffles that have a 30 per cent slope.
 Even without the completion of the effective leads to guide the salmon into the ladder, which are scheduled for completion next spring, the fishpass was ascended by 2,500 red salmon and 5000 pink salmon into Frazer Lake during 1863. Of the red salmon, 65 per cent preferred the A and 35 per cent the c. Sixty eight per cent of the pinks used the c and 35 per cent the A.
 The original concept for steep pass of this type was devleoped in Europe, Ziemer said. It never caught on in the United States be- cause many early experimenter failed to fully comprehend its basic operating principles. Ziemer feels that it is with blocks of up to 10 feet of head that the steeppass fishway will have its greatest appli-
Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-18

Completion of the Frazer Fish way on Kodiak Island has made &C., cessible to salmon one of the great est potential red salmon producing areas in Western Alaska, according to an announcement by Walter Kirkness, Commissioner of the Alaska Department of Fish and Game.
 The fishway, constructed around the 33-foot Frazer Falls, opens up a 5,00O-acre rearing area in the P square mile Frazer Lake water shed. The falls had been an i'm passable barrier for salmon to the large fallow basin.
 Biologists of the Department es- innate that the once-barren waters could produce as many as three million red salmon year if all op- timum conditions were met. It is expected, however, that the aver age yearly production will fall somewhat under this figure even after a population of optimum num- bers of spawning salmon have been built up. This will probably take a period of years.
 The structural phases of the fish laddering project was completed by the Arndt Bros, contractors of Homer, on July 26 and accepted by the State of Alaska on July 31.
 The portable aluminium steep pass used on the project was devel- oped by Gil Ziemer, Director of Engineering for the Alaska Depart ment. It was the first practical ap-
Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-18

States program of enhancing our fisheries resources by improving and extending the habitat for our salmon thus providing more fish for the future, Commissioner Walter Kirkness stated.
Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-18

(Mirror cIassifieds bring results)
Kodiak mirror., 1963-10-18
"A Fine Place To Stay"

For deluxe living and accommodations at reasonable prices in the heart of Seattle it's the EMEL Motor Hotel 5th & Spring. Handy to shopping, theatres, hospitals and the banking district. Car rentals available.
 The EMEL MOTOR HOTEL
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HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT.


ROCKVILLE
MINED. POSSESSION
VACANT, 3-bedrm. rambler, fenced
yard, near schools and shopping
Good transp. $l35 mo. A27-4500 til
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n&qpgn

HILLCREST. near Pa. ave. 1851
Texas ave.-Det. brick split-leveI
with 3 bedrms., 2 full baths,
large den and bath, rec. rm.,
garage. Priced right with sub
stantial cash. OPEN 2-6.
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McLEAN-LANGLEY
IMMEDIATE OCCUPANCY

and 7-bedrOom Colonials. $3.50 with
option to buy. De luxe appoint
ments. 2 miles from ID. c. In beau
tiful Potomac Hills.
BRAND-NEW
Call REYNOLDS CONSTR. CORP.
356-7367
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ST. FRANCIS PARISH, near Pa
ave. 5000 block o st. s.e.-Det
brk. Colonial. lge. rms, 3
bedrms., 2 full baths. 1st-flr.
powder rm., tiled bsmt., $4,000
On. OPEN 2-6.
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HILLCREST. near Branch ave-
Detached brick Colonial with 4
bedrms., ga baths, oil h.-w.h.,
rec. rm. Over H-acre lot. Sacri-
flee with substantial cash.
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POTOMAC PLAZA
ONTARIO

1853 Ontario Rd. NV.
2-bedrm. corner apt. home
in unusually excel. cond.
Bldg. wired for AIR
COND. Switchboard and
elev. Parking on grounds.
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ARMY MAP AREA

Brick Rambler. 3la baths. full
bsmt., garage, S265 mo. Ewes.
Leslie Williams, FE. 3-6915.
w. c. g. A. N. MILLER DEV. CO
LIST YOUR HOME WITH US
REALTORS FIN o-4461
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AMERICAN U. PARK
ANACOSTIA -FAIRLAMN


ANACOSTIA -FAIRLAWN
1915 nth ST. Sc.
Discover quality In this 7.room, 2.
bath all.brick with rec RIM. and at.
tao. garage, AL condition. Must be
seen! OPEN a. Mr.. Pandolf, LII.
AIRS.
CAPITOL HILL
OPEN 40
l55 KENTUCKY AVE. SEQ
rooms, bay brick, excellent cond.
zAGAMI REALTY CO.. REALToR
ANACosTIA, 1893 You st, Sc. Semi.
step-dOwn kit, rcdec. $1,000. Mr.
Mclean, LA. 6-62l3.
ARTHUR l., CURLING, INC.
LA. o-663l
ANAC0sTIA, lAo3 18th st. Sc. Row
brick, o rms, Va baths. full bsmt
gas heat, near hools and
churches,
Hillcrest, 31l6 Bangor st. seat.
tached brick, rms, IVA baths, q.
car garage, gas heat.
1909 Carpenter st. Sc. Detached
b, s.,9 rms MS, "a "a baths. 5sc r'
INC, Ii. 6.7olJ.
ASSUME GI LOAN, near 3oth st.
and Penn. ave. Sc, st. Francis
Xavier Parish-5 bedrms., semidet.
brk., lily. rm., din. rm., rec. rm.,
.pOrches and garage. Walking
distance 10 churches and schools
Price $3.50. Phone Ssl.5el7.
CAPITOL HILL, 100 ID 1T. set
nm. brick, redec.. vacant, inmed
pOss,
MICKEY REALTY co. RIA. 6.A6Oo
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SUMNER, -bedrm. detached
Split-level brk. w/3 baths, maid S
rm. Completely redec. NEAR
LITTLE FLOWER CATHOLIC
HOOL, WOOD ACRE S
SCHOOL, WEST ERN SUB
URBAN JR. HIGH. $3.50 mo-,
560l Namakagen I'd. DIR; Mass.
line, left | blk. at Sumner entr.,
~ n Nrnnapty
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HOUSES FOR SALE-D. 0.

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-BBL
suggests exciting 4-bedrm. lge.
brk. Colonial, very solid struc.
baths, beautiful iandscaping,
$4,000. Call $4,000.
Bemis, Braid & Langdon
TRADE OR SELL-CALL BBL"
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HILLCREsT, 1901 Highwood DR..
on wooded hilltop overlooking
the city-Det. brk., 3 bedrms.,
lst-flr. den. and bath. rec. rm.,
garage, patio and barbecue. Lib
eral terms. OPEN Pa,
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EVELYN G. KAPLAN g. co.
CLEVELAND PARK
Omen 2 Until 6

Pleasant brick house in best school
area. Entrance hall, living room
with fireplace, dining room, modern
kitchen, pantry and screened porch.
3 bedrooms and Va baths and
screened porch on second floor.
Georgetown garden potential. Gar
age. VACANT. Drive out Mass.
ave. to 34th st.. right to Quebec st
left on Quebec to 35l9, call Mrs.
Murphy.
MarSteller, McCabe & Co.
W0. 6-l966 Ewes. FEE. 3-4237
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MOVING, PACKING, ST0R.
HOUSES FURN. TO BENT

ALEXANDRIA attrac. furn. 4 br.
I'd, mr.. bus shops, avail. now.
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APARTMENTS WANTED

WE HAVE SEVERAL qualified ell
ents desiring to purchase apart
ment houses or apartment ground.
CONTACT MR.. BALL OR MR.
RICH.
BALL REALTY, INC. 474-4OOO
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| HOUSES UNFURN. TO RENT
(cONTINUED)
PETHESnA

Near River Rd. and Goldsboro
Luxurious contemporary ram
bier in Kenwood Park. Every
thing Of the finest. Central!
air conditioned, huge 2-caI
garage. Carpeting and drape
included. S475 to $500 depend
ing upon lease. Also may b.
rented with new furniture /
desired for additional amount
Ask for Mrs. Kaplan personally
Evelyn G. Kaplan g. Co.
Realtors 949-192(
BRADBURY HEIGHTS . bed
roo rooms, large lsotto with option II
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THE WESTCHESTER

iv. rm., den, din. rm.. bedrm.,
bath, mod. kit.
CORNER. bedrms., ! bath, hall.
nv. rm.. solarium, separate din.
rm., partial pantry, kit.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-09-08
COOP APIS. FOR SALE
(Q5nNlINO0l
WESTMINSTER

WESTCHESTER
Large liv. rm. full din. rm..
bedrms.. 2 modern baths, al
recently renovated. Ail-new kit
chen. large sun room.
S45,000-Terms
sTEUART INVESTMENT co.
EN-. 3-2402
/ BEDRM., mr.. Columbia I'd. anc
Biltmore = Immaculate, $500
Terms. Mr.. Ferris. Ewes, VIII
2-0243. JAMES L, DIXON a. co.
Realtors, FE. $1,000.
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CHEVY CHASE, D. /

CHEVY CHASE, D. C.
Immaculate 3-bedrm. brick Just a
few blocks from Chevy Chase Cir
Gle. Finished dorm. attic. In excel
extras tsa1 sOp 4 wonderful buy in low sos
JAMES L. DIXON & CO., Realtors
FE. $500 Ewes. W0. 6-546e
CHEVY CHASE-To buy or sell a
home in this area. W0. 1890.
EDW. H. JONES & CO., INC.
CHEVY CHASE, nr. circle De-
tached brick, bedrms., 2 baths,
powder Tm., rec. rm., "a bath, ga
rage, garden. $50 1000. Apt. only.
Exclusive, SANDOZ, DU. 7.123A, Mr..
PilsOn, AID. A-06Ao,
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ONLY $1,000 DOWN

Shepherd st. and Ga. ave. NV,
modern 7-rm. brick. Q enclosed
porches, finished basement, oil
heat, radiators, full bath and
kit on each floor, arranged as
3 apis, large yd. and metal gar
age. Call ME. S-65S0. anytime.
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EMBASSYS NOTE!

EMBASbfS MUTE!
LEASE OR BUY
Beautiful new castle estate off
Conn. and Cathedral. Ideal for
chancery and living quarters.
Shown by appt. only.
PELL REALTY CO., JU. 7-52O0
FALKLAND, MD, Va mi. off Of
us. 2q-Sm 2-bedrm. house, lge
kit, gas stove and cleo. refgr., nice
size liv. rm., bath, oil heat On W
acre lot. $40 mo. Phone 384-l749,
FOGGY BOTTOM Renovated, 2 bed.
rms. air cond., patio, firepl. 2
blocks fir. State Department. $500
ner mo. EE. 3-z7q2.
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WESLEY HEIGHTS

Charming small Colonial house with
4 bedrms., in a beautiful garden
setting.
JAMES I. DIXON 4 CO., Realtors
FEE. 1920 FEE. $500
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FLYNN CO-OPS
OPEN 2 TIL 5 TO-DAY
BROADMOOR

1901 Conn. Ave. NV.
Charming 2-bedrm., 2-bath
AIR COND. apt. home. One
bedrm. and bath with sep,
entrance into apt. house
corridor may be rented as
separate apartment.
ASK for MAJOR CARNEY
at BROADMOOR desk. or
call 244-5121.
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sLSd' MSP ssHEoMw1NoA 5 4 Arr; ic,:
RETURN. % UNITS.
CALL MR.. DORF-
MAN. 337-0077.
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DESK SPACE
FARMS
COUNTRY ESTATES

MONTGOMERY COUNTY-charm.
Ing in i7SS iGSlSnii aoS. S.Sn IN IA Usrt e6Ua SS5lt
located on is rolling acres In 4
beautiful setting, rose garden, clay
tennis courts, lake. smoke house.
paddock. 3 car garage. Near Red
land and Howard County Hunt. o.
D. FIELD INC. REALTORS. JU
b-7ll3 o It'll o.
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FORD '62 Galaxie 300" demo.
white, 220 hip. cruiseomatic. W.
". tires. p.s., radio. wheel COW
ers, padded dash. undercoat. No.
SfRs Sfics sasesD E's Drisi sTr62RT issTi yoSb ssi
$4,000. Daily, SO. Saturday, s-6.
FORD '5s Fordor hardtop, 8 cyl.
stand. trans, r. and h., Jet black
finish With WV. tires. ready to
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LOTS, ACREAGE FoR SALE

ACCOKEEK. MD. - The Moyaone
Reserve, 5-acre, wooded homesites,
THE PISCATAWAY CO., INC,
Bu. 3-2l2l. Sat. and Sun. only.
ANNANDALE-h -acre lot In excel.
Priced Al $1,000. Excel. terms.
1 ACRE PLUs-Also near Beltway,
81 300. Good terms. Call -
BILL alhEFs RHEsT REAL ESTATE fE. Go. cs;sS''
ATTENTION. BUILDERs-wheaton
$50 acres Eoned ROO beautiful
1900 50. n. lots). Sewer and wa
ter on property. Paved street "a
property. Terms. Some subordina.
ton. Brokers invited. ME. S-i7i7.
BUILDERs-lO finished lots. Belts.
vile. Ready 20 20, only $4,000
each. Terms. p4e-blbl I'll q.
LITTLE ASSOCIATES, REALTORS
CLOSE IN MONTGOMERY CITY
Il Excel. Exec ISrnu terms. M. ystaslerpa p'' ~
PRANK l.. HEWITT CO. Ju b-sa0C
C0LEsvILLEi Sherwood Forest ares
I-3 lots APPROX. ] acre each. s
an. H.; road paved. For homei
tlon. call WA. 4-p363.
Greater MARYLAND Prop. Ju. g-i24(
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RID.
'sYns sites. s New area. "a 5000 up! ou''u'n'
KAY REALTY CO.. INC, RA $4,000
FATRFAx COUNTY, 900 acres
Ideal for future subdivision, Sd7f
per acre. rLoRANcE REALTY
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

C-2, 27.5OO 50. IT,, 131-ft. front.
age on ST. Barnabas I'd. sc
Priced 10 sell. AGENT. 10. 8.
5777.
II ACRES, zoned CO, on Palmer
highway, Prince GEORGES County
e4e-647s. MANOVILL REALTY
CORP. REALTOR.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

WE HAVE CLIENTS who want Ia
buy alley garages or storage prop
critics. All cash. Near Union Sta
tion or near In downtown. WApLE,
1920 14th st, AID. 4-20O5,
Evening star., 1963-02-06

VOLKsWAGENs 1868. available fol-
immediate delivery. Ali 1colors in
stock. Sedans and sun roofs. Also
Q large selection of used Volks-
wagons. Cash, trade or terms. Can
finance with sos dn.
ARLINGTON IMPORTS
$50 NORTH GLEBE RD.. 527-SsSs
OPPOSITE HEcHT CO., ARL.. VA,
Evening star., 1963-02-06
RETIRED?

Here is an opportunity to realize
Gasoline and oil, No service Wors
Is necessary to bolster earnings
in this service station location
for 1t Is the ONLY gasoline facil.
ity on 18th st. NV. The resulting
captive audience" and low oper-
ating overhead assure success for
the enterprising individual. CALL
NOW: Mr.. WARD, LA. s-5OO0