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Evening star., 1943-11-02
Informal Party
Marks Symphony
Drive Success

Mrs. Walter Bruce Howe, more
famous in the music world as Mary
Howe, composer pianist, gave a very
informal and impromptu late after
noon party yesterday. AS chairman
of the Woman's Committee of the
National Symphony Orchestra, Mrs
Howe entertained some of the jubi-
liant workers on the committee for
the Wednesday evening subscrip-
ton series of concerts of the orches-
ira which will open tomorrow. Only
$50 seats are left for this series and
only two boxes unsold, although one
of these is tentatively subscribed for.
So the party yesterday was real
celebration, especially for Mrs. Peter
Belin and Mrs. Reeve Lewis, jr.,
chairman and co-chairman of the
committee.
Other guests at the headquarters
,of the Woman's Committee yester-
day were Nine. Wistrand, wife of
the Counselor of the Swedish Lega-
ton; DR.. Hans Kinder, conductor
of the orchestra; Mrs Corcoran
Thorn. chairman of the Box Com
mittee; Mrs. Robert H. Dunlap, vice
chairman of the Woman's Commit
tee, and also chairman of the press
section of that committee; Mrs
Merritt Ruddock, Mr.. and Mrs
Edward r. Noyes, Mrs. Albert
Braunstein, Mrs Donald Fraser and
Mr.. Howard Hutchinson, in charge
OF publicity for the orchestra.
/ Mrs. Truxtun Beale, who is chair
man of the entertainment section
of the Nomans Committee, has re-
turned from short trip to Ecuador
and Peru, where she spent the late
summer. She arrived in Miami the
middle of last week and came tc
Washington Sunday. She has as
co-chairman OF that committee this
year Mrs. Robert Gordon Mckay
who was instrumental in arrang-
ing the opening party tomorrow
evening after the first of the
Wednesday evening concerts fol
which Mrs. Robert Low Bacon will
be hostess. Mrs. Bacon will enter
tain in her charming old home or
F street at Eighteenth and hel
guests will number only 100.
Evening star., 1943-11-02
Miss Hester J. Orr
nd Mr.. Sicer We'd

Miss Hester j. Orr. daughter of DR.
and Mrs. H. L. Orr of Rock Stream
N. Y. and Mr.. Douglas H. Slicer, sor
of Mr. and Mrs. H. M. Slicer OF
Alexandria, were married October 2s
in the Second Presbyterian Church
in Alexandra, where the Rev. F. V
Poag officiated
The bride received her A. B. de-
gree from the New York State
Teachers College and Mr.. Slicer was
graduated from Randolph Macor
College and the University of North
Carolina and is member of Lamda
Chi Alpha. He returned yesterday
to his base at Camp Endicott, R. I.
and his bride will make her home
with his parents.
Evening star., 1943-11-02
Dorothy Noble We'd
To COrbL. Lemons

Mrs. Rose P. Noble announces the
marriage of her daughter, Miss
Dorothy Noble, to Corpl Milton S
Lemons, U. S. M. c., the ceremony
taking place October % in the First
Evangelical and Reformed Church
with the Rev. F. Nielsen Schlege
officiating.
Mr. Arthur L. Weber escorted the
bride and she was attended by hel
sister, Miss Evelyn Noble Mr.
Charles D. Conway II, U. S. N, wa!
the best man.
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Anne Sfewarf Brand
Bride of Mr.. Broom

Announcement is made OF the
marriage October Is of Miss Anne
Stewart Brand, daughter of Mrs
James Stewart Brand of Culpeper
and Washington and the late Mr.
Brand. to James w. Brown, jr., son
of Mrs. Brown and the late Mr.
Brown.
The wedding took place in St
Charles Church in Arlington and
the bride was escorted by her uncle,
Mr.. Edward A. Brand. Her sister,
Mrs. Marion F. Klutey, was her only
attendant. Mr.. Klutey was the best
man.
The bride is a granddaughter of
the late Col. and Mrs. S. M. New
house and the late Judge and Mrs.
Alexander Brand of Virginia.
Evening star., 1943-11-02
HadaSsah Unit Sets
Membership Party

A membership cocktail party will
be held by the business and profess
sional division of Hadassah from
to 7 pm. Sunday at the home of Mrs
Joseph Freedman, 1923 Everett street
NV. The program will include
vocal selections by Darlington
Sharma, baritone and radio star.
For further information call Mrs
Frances Siegel, membership chair
man,
Evening star., 1943-11-02
Barbecue Party
AS Homecoming

Mr.. and Mrs. Roy st. Lewis were
given a surprise party Sunday at
Rancho Mic. their home near Rock
vile, by large group of Mr.. St.
Lewis friends. who arrived unan-
nounced and took with them the
makings of barbecue.
Following their marriage in New
York recently Mr.. and Mrs. st. Lewis
went to Mexico, where they spent
six weeks. Mrs. Lewis is the former
Mrs. Hammond Taylor of New York
and the party Sunday was her in
PRODUCTION to the barbecue form of
entertainment. About 100 guests
made up the party, which was given
as welcome home to the couple
Evening star., 1943-11-02
Wrifers to Hold
4 nnuaI Ban0uef

The annual banquet of the Writ
ers' League of Washington will be
held at $50 pm. tomorrow in the
club studio of the Fairfax Hotel.
Mrs. Leila w. Marshall, president,
and Mrs. Minnie M. Thayer. chair
man of the Ways and Means Com
mittee, are in charge of arrange
ments. The program will include
vocal selections by Mrs. Eva Grant
Marshall, accompanied by Mrs.
Helen Smith at the piano. Original
prose and verse compositions will be
read bv members
Evening star., 1943-11-02
Leave for st. Louis
FOLLOWING Weddinq

Corpl. and Mrs. William jackson
Gerrish are in ST. Louis on their
wedding trip following their mar
riage here October %. Mrs. Jackson
is the former Miss Mary Catherine
Small, and her marriage to Corpl.
Gerrsh took place in ST. Patrick S
Catholic Church with the Rev. E
Robert Arthur officiating.
The bride was attended by Miss
Mary Van Camp of Hyattsville and
the best man was Mr.. Ramsay Small,
brother of the bride.
Evening star., 1943-11-02
Marriage Announced

Mr. and Mrs. Ralston DeMal
Binkley of Takoma Park announce
the marriage of their daughter
Miss Helen Florence Binkley. to Mr.
Beauford Lamar Grigg. U. S. N. R.
the ceremony taking place October
20 in the Mount Vernon Place Meth
odist Church with the Rev. DR.. Johr
w. Rustin officiating.
Evening star., 1943-11-02
Leaves for Vest

Mrs. Anton Gahl Pigott left to-
day for California to join Capt
Pigott, who is stationed at Laguna
Beach. She was accompanied by
their two daughters. Ruth Elizabeth
and Mary Gahl Pigott They viii
remain in California Indefinitely.
Evening star., 1943-11-02
Halloween Hosts

Mr.. and Mrs. Ted johnson were
hosts Saturday evening at their
home in Chevy Chase at a Halloween
masquerade party and supper. Their
guests were Capt. and Mrs. Frank
OMahoney, Capt, Ross Hayworth
Mr.. and Mrs. B. r. Acker, Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank w. Hellman and DR.. and
Mrs E. G.. Coiner.
Evening star., 1943-11-02
Home for Visit

Pvt. Frank J. Wideman, IT,, U. S.
M. c., has arrived from Chapel Hill.
N. c.. where he is attending Onicers
Candidate School, and will be at
home with his parents, the former
Assistant Attorney General and Mrs.
Wideman, for a few DAYS,
Evening star., 1943-11-02
Board to Meet

An executive meeting of the
Board of Lady Managers of the Pres
byterian Home followed by a board
meeting will be held at 10 am.
Thursday at the home, 1918 Newton
street NV
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Evening star., 1943-07-18
ME. O486.
1892 ACRES

One Of the finest bluegrass stock farms
in Virginia. this estate has a fine old
Colonial master house with center hall,
high ceilings, 15 spacious rooms, hreplaces
and other authentic features, and is mod
ernized with such improvements as stoker
heat. baths. and electricity and phone
ing an interesting old brick house, large
grain and cattle barns. several OF which
are, stone; cattle scales. blacksmith shop
and other necessary buildings. The farm
is well fenced, including miles of stone
fences. and there is water in every field
The property is being sold to settle an
estate and the price is S1sO.0OO. Located
in the beautiful Virginia Piedmont, so miles
from Washington; Shown by appoint
ment by MASON HIRST. Annandale. Va,
AIexandr;a seI5 Tlasad sunSer.
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40 ACRES

IS miles from Washington in beautiful
rolling country, this farm has about so
There Is q dairy barn for 1s cows. with q
large loft, dairy house. granary. . tenant
hauses and 1o-room farmhouse with
This farm could be made into an attrac-
tive estate or horse and cattle farm.
s5.5Oo. bal. in cash. see MASON HfRsT,
Annandale Va. at the end of Columbia
pike. Phone Alexandra 5S12. Closed Sum-
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81 ACRES

Rolling fields and woodland. with an
inviting old farmhouse. thoroughly remod-
eled with tiled bath. city elec... phone, hot
vuu., water heating system, and : cheerful, airy
servants; stable and several poultry houses.
Below the house, near the spring. is a
country. 90 miles from Washington. Price,
$50. 600; $4,000 down. See MASON HIRST,
Annandale, Va, at the end OF Columbia
pike. Phone Alexandria 5S12. Closed
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Must Be Sold at Once
to Settle Estate
deal Spot for Rest Home or
B0ArdinE House


10 ACRES ground. State I'd, 13 rms,
bath. electricity. Center of small town
IA miles D. C. Price $4,000. Terms.
! ACRE GROUND, rooms, all mod
ern. gas range. picket fence Nice gar
den; "a miles D. C. Price 1880 800
BRAND NEW HOUSE. 3 rooms Price
$4,000. $1,000 cash. 3 miles D. c.
Ia ACRES GROUND, broom house,
electricity. garage. chicken house, on
state I'd. Il miles D. C. Price x1,e5O.
$500 Cash. $40 Mo.
l ACRE GROUND. 1O-room house all
moaern; Full basement, gear garage
vile. Price $500. Terms. " f0feS'-
s-ROOM HOUSE. 10 extra building
lots included. full basement. All mod
ern. 1OO-foot front 2OO-foot deep,
garage, chicken house. city water gas
sever on bus line. ) miles D. c. Price
$4,000. Terms.
2 ACRES GROUND. 5-room house
basement. all modern. Fruit trees. "a
IT, on State. rd, Excellent train service
int3 Washington. All for $4,000
I ACRE GROUND. beautifully land
scaped. In Upper Marlboro. Groom
house. bedrooms, 2 marble freplaces
tuil basement. oil heat. gear garage
Soi shsd d md ond copper screened porch.
IEMPL2 HILLS. MD. Large brick
ment. OIL heat, miles b. c. ~ ~
w. E. HARDESTY
UPPER MARLBORO, MD. Phi. Marl es
Ewes. and Sundays call Hillside O272
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KEITH D. BRUMBACK,
EXCLUSIVELY. CHESTNUT, 3521.
ARLINGTON-$6,95O
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 7.
2O1O STAFFORD ST. N.

Made available by owners transfer and
offered for first time this week end, this
substantial clapboard home has six rooms
and bath of generous size and is located
only | SO. from 10c bus on Lee highway.
with shops. schools and churches tCatholic
and PROTESTANT nearby. There is large
screened living porch across front of
street with curbs and sidewalks, part
basement with hot-water coal heat,
screened rear porch, pantry and large
closets, range and refrigerator. two-car
detached garage and an average-size lot
With some trees and going VICTORY
GARDEN, not new but has just been re-
decorated inside and out and will make
some thrifty couple a comfortable home at
q modest price. Owner is asking around
&1,200.00 cash, balance like rent, and if
Interested We suggest you come out this
week end, May be inspected Sunday, >
to Z; weekdays by appointment. To reach
-Over Key Bridge, right on Lee highway
to top of Cherrydale Hill, left on Stafford
st., l 50. to property.
Evening star., 1943-07-18
Buy a Farm-NoW
Get the Crop
That Is Growing
PRICES RANGE FROM
&3,SOO TO $4,000

outbuildings practically new. On state
rd., 13 miles D. c. Price, &''OoO.
Terms.
80 ACRES: 10 .a woedlaand. 7-roHm mfIs, houss 81 e.
Price, $4,000.
124 ACRES. tobacco farm. all clear;
except 3 acres b.rns bT9om Al nouif tr.shlg ahS
esnted esty ons state ct the ne nsst
in Charles County. Price $1,000.
SIS ACRES. Groom house. large barn.
IA miles d. c. Price. $4,000. Terms.
so ACRES houses. 3 barns. on State
rd., Is miles D. C. Price, $4,000.
Terms.
4s ACRES ACRES : 4-roem 1o house; lssss Xxx barn barn.
Price, $500 g miles south Marlboro)
1sO ACRES, so acres under eultiva-
barn Also large old Colonial house.
riIae' Timber .ss%e mSse than pays Tor property
134 ACRES. 100 ACRES tillable, 3,
streams. Groom house only 2 years old.
Completely furnished. Sleeping porch:
fun basement; Auto. heat. electric
Also fiase ssroom a1s 1eGh; tenant house y mules.
j mare. 3 cows. hogs All farm i'm
piements, 5 miles b. C., line: Every
thing on farm included. S150 mo.
$4,000 cash. Price, $4,000.
1874 ACRES, 10 acres clear. S-room
house, all modern. 3 tenant houses, 2
large Tobacco Barns. / stock barn, 9
hen houses, Scar garage. l mile State
rd., 3 miles waldorf. Price, S26,50O.
rer%s W. Avs AZ spai9m;n, n and , stssk sx extra
w. E. HARDESTY
UPPER MARLBORO, ND. Ph. Mari, 90
Eyes. and eundAye call. hillside 0472.
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SMALL LOG CABIN. FARM.

SMALL LOG CABIN, FARM.
32 acres on paved highway in La Plata
neighborhood. Well-constructed and liv-
able. new-condition log house, feature,
patented Heatilator fireplace, granite con-
struction; living room 1Sxe6. bedroom,
or bath. Also small guesthouse. Land one
half tillable; some well-grown pine and
oak timber: young fruit trees and shrubs.
Price, $500. on terms
THEODORE r MENK.
Elk. 2140. 927 18th st. NV.
$4,000 CASH.
A well-constructed 6-room house. 13 miles
D. c.. line and 20 acres land, having l 900
on which there is frequent bus service to
and from Washington. full 2-story
house in fair condition; has no bath, elec-
tricity or furnace heat Makes good ap-
pearence in setting of white oak trees.
THEODORE F. MENK.
EX 214O 927 18th St NV
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MIDDT.ERTIRc VA

400 acres well-fenced bluegrass land,
Southern Colonial mansion, tenant houses,
numerous barns and sheds. all in excellent
condition. Absentee owner will sacrifice
u its actual cost or will trade Brochure
and full Information Apply to CLARENCE
p BOUTON, Daren, Conn, or telephone
WASHINGTON,
ME. O486.
Evening star., 1943-07-18
MONEY WANTED.

MONEY WANTED,
5000 FIRST TRUST IS .. 8-rm. bun0a-
low. modern, Forestville. $4,000 second
apts. 18th st: NV. Dupont 1897.
INDIVIDUAL CONCRETE GARAGES ON
30.foot alley. just on Piney Branch rd
and Crittenden st. nv: SIS per month.
GUARANTY REALTY, INC,
1923 10Th st. NV. MA. 05s7.
cages, $3.50. $4,000, $4,000 and 1000,
So mo. payment. Owner occupied. Near
Camp eprinEs. Md. sligo 1851, SH. 2H95
STORAGE, PARKING. AUTOS: DOWN.
Motor. 1877 18th St nv. Ma. 1910
SINGLE GARAGE, Sc NO: DOONE
$40 me. Vicinity 34th and o sta., deorse-
Eyni large LOFT. 80 mo. co. 5000 Apt
Evening star., 1943-07-18
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.
OFFERING CLEAR. A MODERN t-R.
house in comm. zone GEORGETOWN: value
S10.5OO. What have you2 WO. 1863
3S4 ACRES OF LAND. NO IMPROVE
ments. near Appomattox Court House in
Va; nice springs and streams, mostly
level lots. of young oak, on gravel road
close TO highway; nice estate for some
one to develop; good farm land Will ex-
change for small farm with improvements
within 80 miles OF Washington, Md. or
owner. DAVID LAUGHLIN 1872 Rugby
ave, Bethesda, Md. Phone Bradley OO24
RESTORED RICK-AND-STONEH HOME, 3
rooms. a nj. furnished: one acre; located
near LeeSburg, Va; bargain EN- O699
Evening star., 1943-07-18

3-sToRY RED BRICK. sEM1DETAcH cHEp
Corner house, "A rooms 3 baths 4 fire-
places, oil h.-wh. 2lst st. near Dupont
gree Income, 1882 mo. Price $4,000.
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ARLINGTON-$16,950.
4 BEDROOMS-2 BATHS.
OPEN SUNDAY, 2 TO 7.
1924 VACATION LANE. N.

offered for first time this week end and
made available by owners transfer. this
lovely home is located in one of Arlington's
choicest residential communities and Is
only fifteen minutes from downtown by
beautifully wooded. with oaks and dog
French provincial design, with a floor
plan that is different. There is reception
hall living room 13x22 with log-burning
fireplace and built-in book shelves and
French doors opening onto large screened
living porch. dining room with southern
exposure, completely equipped kitchen,
spacious bedroom or library and bath on
first floor, with master bedroom having
private bath, which is also accessible from
hall and two other sizeable bedrooms and
nursery or storage room on second floor.
Full dry basement, with oil air-conditioned
heat, maids room with outside entrance
and maids bath. built-in garage. Beauti-
fully furnished and may be inspected Sun
day, to r, and weekdays by appointment.
Available on reasonable terms, with i'm
mediate. possession. Drive out and see
homo that has charm and individually.
insure a sound home investment. To
feach-Over Key Bridge and right on
Lee highway Or over Memorial Bridge and
right UP the river to Key Bridge and out
Lee highway to bottom of Cherrydale Hill,
turning right on Military road to Lorcum
lane, left two So. to Vacation lane. right
two 50. to property or continue up Cherry
dale Hill to Lee Heights entrance. turning
right on Lorcum lane between two stone
columns to Vacation lane, left = so. to
property.
Evening star., 1943-07-18

2-FAMILY APARTMENT. 16 garages. 10
30-ft alley. Income. S2O2 mo. Price
$4,000 with $500 cash.
Evening star., 1943-07-18

lHE., Eye ot. WV RE- 534b.
ATTRACTIVE BUY.
We are offering newly completed xar
den-type 4-family apts Iron Fireman
heating plant fine location, very well con-
investor. Will sell sinely on terms
HERBERT g. SONS, REALTORS
515 E. Capitol ST. III moo
After ONCE Hours. Call RA $3.50.
!th ST. E.-6-ROOM AND BATH CO.
lonial front brick: coal hot-wster heat.
Z nice back yard. (Colored tenant) Rent,
S59.50 per month. Price $3.50.
r. G. DUNNE.
604 H St NE At ssoo
Evening star., 1943-07-18
ARLINGTON-S3, $50.
OPEN SUNDAY 2 TO 6.
1925 NORTH 26th ST,
KEITH D. BRUMBACK,

SUITLAND, MD.
Near new Government building and air.
port: large house of Q rooms, 2l2 baths.
ami. suitable for a home or rooming
garden. fruit, etc. Price, Sl0.15O.
THE MUNSEY TRUST COMPANY.
National SlSn
Evening star., 1943-07-18

REAL ESTATE WANTED.
SELL YOUR HOUSE, FLAT OR APART
ments for cash! Send full particulars to
WALTER HERMANN. Woodward Building.
BUILDING, GARAGE OR STABLE CON-
tanning room about 40x60 for dramatic
school. Could use other rooms or studios
in connection. NO. 55a3
IF YOU HAVE A HOUSE. APARTMENT
or store for rent or sale communicate
with US; We have many requests on file
for property in Anacostia, Northeast and
Southeast
SPECIALISTS IN PROPERTY
MANAGEMENT.
2001 Nichols Ave. S E. Est 1895 IL 25O1.
GEO. S. KING co.
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STOCKED AND EQUIPPED.

366 acs., Groom h., bath, elect
Tenant house bank barn, 36x70: outbuild-
inss. hennery for 500 hens, 3 brooder
houses wagons. manure spreader. mower,
rake harrow. plows, cultivators. $50
Dbl. corn. 8 tons hay, rs bu barley, 100
bu. wheat. 2 brood sows. pigs. cows.
Craze 200 steers. Located in Loudoun Co,
81 miles D. c., good I'd. Price. S33,25O.0O.
]. L. C.. WEST
&c o135-J EYES r cOHR-W
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PROFITABLE
INVESTMENT

New 6-family apt. located on corner
IN lovely suburban Northwest section.
Beautiful kitchens, z it.. elec refg, in
Sulated stoves. auto. heated Gross YEAR
ly income 4.044. Price. 800 500. Phone
Mr.. BLACKSTONE. OIL. 67O7 or RE. 32I6.
FOR A REAL INVEsTMENT-APTs, AND
rooms. A rooms, 4 baths. income S5,7iO
yr. Equipped with ire escapes, air-con-
ditioned and meets all D. C. regulations
Property and business priced at $4,000
with $1,000 down payment
Evening star., 1943-07-18

On Wilson blvd. . stores. > apts, all
MR.. JOHNSTON. CHI 3lOn
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED,

10 RENT STUDIO ROOM. MILLINERY
nusinses; drst commercial sons preferred
Boz 2o2-N. Star.
Evening star., 1943-07-18

1V1I1N I III, oOINIt1LOW,
Takoma Park, Md-Rented S72O annually:
5-room brick, tiled bath. years old
automatic heat, full basement: fine lot;
$4,000 cash for equity or clear lot and
cash. Dupont 32S5.
100 BLOCK OF EYE ST NE.-(WHITE
tenant.l 8 rooms and bath. oil hot-water
neat; rent, 500 month Price S5.950.
R. G. DUNNE,
II
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house B bedrooms, 21a baths: living room.
fireplace; library, fireplace: sitting room,
fireplace; dining room; paneled kitchen.
fireplace. equipped with electric dishWasher;
2, rooms and bath for servants garage.
oil a.-c. heat, electric range. Bendix and
water heater; beautiful antique furniture;
4Oo-ft. elevation; 22 miles downtown, near
Fairfax, Va; 1925 mo-
ROMYE LAMBORN (Realtor).
600s WILSON BLVD, ARL. VA.
Glebe 3711. CHI 42l3
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ARLINGTON

INVESTMENT PROPERTY WANTED.
WANTED TO BUY-CHURCH BUILDING,
tor white congregation. in Metropolitan
area: price not to exceed 100000. Write
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ing beautiful valley: 6-room bungalow, :,
barns, other outbuldinss; very productive
tobacco farm and other crops; suitable for
stock raising; S21 900
52 acres. State road, 7-room dwelling,
current and phone. large. tobacco barn,
buildings: fertile land; 25 miles from
WASHINGTON. cheap property, $500.
F. BROOKE MATTHEWS, La Plata, Md
TWO EXCELLENT, FULLY STOCKED
livestock farms in productive Frederick
County. Md; 273 and l4l acres. Box
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4-FAMILY APARTMENTS

4-FAMILY APARTMENTS.
2 new semidetached brick, 4-family
apts.. fine location and of the best con-
struction. AptS have unusually large and
airy rooms and are fully equipped In
priced to sell today
STERLING & FISHER CO..
913 N. Y. Ave. NV. Realtors. RE 1850.
ARLINGTON INVESTMENT.
Corner property, zoned commercial vi
cinlty of Buckingham and Arnold bus ter
minal. now rented at S15. Owner leaving
city on account of health must sell. Price,
So 500
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO..
2S40 WILSON BLVD. ARLINGTON, VA.
Oh. 3S3S. Ewes. Glebe 3S3S.
Closed Sudays Until Sept IS
ART
Evening star., 1943-07-18

II YOU WANT TO PURCHASE LARGE OR
small acresge equipped dairy or blue grass
stock farm, or just = coy home-conven-
for sale. including some flne Colonial estates
these properties are located in Fairfax and
adjoining counties and rance from acre to
5000. Most Of them are within 25 miles of
Washington and on hard roads, See MASON
HIRST, Annandale Fairfax County. Va, at
dria 6S12. Address Route 2. Alexandria. Va
(Closed Sllndays)
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PREDICATE WITH PREVIEWs.
-, Practical homeseekers use Previews'
Illustrated Maryland Virginia catalog to
help them select a home, estate, farm or
cling. = Hundreds Of fine properties listed
and described Send ST today to the
National Real Estate Clearing House, PRE-
V1EWFS. INC, 342 Madison ave, N Y C.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

UILDING OR SITE FOR MANUFACTURE
lg Description. please, to Box 246-R.
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III ACRES,
312 Miles West Cf Olnev

Toward Laytonsville: 1.sOO-ft. frontage on
concrete road and 5000 on county road:
highly productive farm; all necessary
new concrete slo. etc: SlS.5OO: cheaper
Il all cash beyond $4,000 first trust Phone
STERRETT, RE 2"56, Office hours
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE tco,,. ,

DUE ILLNESS. TURN H.K. UNITS,
easily managed; unusual: good buy: no
DOWNTOWN-LARGE STORE AND TWO
apts. Repair shop. Good investment. RE.