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Evening star., 1944-06-19
Mergner Bases
Staying Defense
On Drunkenness IN
AII-MoIe Jury
Picked as Trial
Gets Under Way

Counsel for Fred c. Mergner, 45-
year-old bakery clerk, on trial in
District Court charged with first-
degree murder in the killing Of Mrs.
Charlotte Robinson. revealed In his
opening statement to the jury today
that the accused murderer will base
his fight for life on the claim that
he was so drunk the night Of the
killing he didn't know what he was
doing.
Attorney John H. Burnett told the
jury that Mergner was too much in
love with his 3o-year-old former
housekeeper to do her any harm
had he been sober.
HE had been drinking heavily
since Mrs. Robinson left him to take
another job. He was sincerely in
love with her and wanted to marry
her" Mr.. Burnett declared to the
talesmen.
Woman Shot in Car.
Mrs. Robinson was shot in a car
and her body thrown onto the side.
walk at Seventh and A streets Sc.
last October IS. The Government
charges Mergner left her there after
attempting unsuccessfully to stun
her body down a sewer.
Disputing the defense contention
that Mergner was drunk at the time
OF the Staying, First Assistant United
Sites Attorney John w. Fihelly told
the jury that the Government would
show that Mergner was sober and
knew what he was doing"
First Government witness called
to the stand was Deputy Coroner
Christopher j. Murphy, who per-
formed the autopsy. He said pow.
der marks were found on Mrs. Rob-
inson's face and head, indicating
that he assailant had fired the shots
at very close range.
AS the trial opened, none Of Merg.
ner's five children was present. The
children were left $590,000 by their
maternal grandfather, founder OF
the Mineberg bakery, later absorbed
by the Charles Schneider Baking
Co.
Mothers Death Recalled.
The children's mother, Mrs.
Agnes Mergner, died five years ago
as the result of an illegal operation.
Subsequently Mergner and DR.. Fred
P. Deming were charged with GRIM
inal abortion, but the grand Jury
ignored the charge against Merg-
ner. DR.. Deming was sentenced to
to 9 years in prison.
An all-male jury will hear the
case.
Questions asked of the jurors by
Justice James NJ Proctor earlier
limited strongly that Mergner's main
defense would be that he was drunk
lat the time Of the killing and was not
responsible for his actions. Under
District law attorneys are not per-
mitted to question the jurors re.
garding their qualifications Ques-
tions are asked by the presiding
jurist.
Are you a member of or are YOU
Iemployed by any organization work
ing for the SUPPRESSION Of alcoholic
beverages?" Justice Proctor asked
the prospective veniremen. He also
asked If they would be prejudiced
against Mergner should 1t prove he
was drunk at the time of the crime.
The jury was chosen in surpris-
ingly fast time-less than 80 min.
utes. Five prospective women jurors
were removed as a result Of defense
challenges.
Evening star., 1944-06-19
Red Cross Unit to PIun
Water Safety Program

The District Red Cross Water
Safety Committee will meet at pm.
tomorrow at Ross School, Seven
teenth and R streets NV, to con-
slider the summers program.
Committee members who will at
tend are Richard S. Tennyson, Dis
trict Recreation Department, chair
man; John Gates, director of safety
for the American Red Cross Chap
ter; Dallas Shirley, director of
health and physical education in
the District public schools; Robert
Ayres, assistant director of the We'll
fare and Recreation Association;
William Meyers, director of physical
education at George Washington
University, and Charles Else, di-
rector of the Boys Club of Wash
ingtOn
Evening star., 1944-06-19
Cub Exhibit Opens July 3
With 500 Articles

Five hundred articles of Cub
Scout handicraft will go on display
in the new National Museum the
week of July under auspices of the
Cub Planning Committee of the Ma
tional Capital Area Council of the
Boy Scouts.
Public demonstrations of Cub
Scout activities also are planned
during the week in the museum
auditorium. Handicrafts will be
displayed in the foyer.
In preparation for the main dis
play. cub packs are now holding
exhibits throughout the Washington
area. -
Evening star., 1944-06-19
Save This Newspaper

Many paper mills are shut
ting down for lack of waste
paper to convert into cartons
for Army and Navy supplies
shipped overseas. Every pound
OF old newspapers and maga-
zines is needed. Telephone your
nearest school or notify some
school child In your block to
nave your paper picked up.
Evening star., 1944-06-19
Indictments Charge
Records FaIsified on
Large Liquor Sales
26 True Bills Include
SeIective Act Evosion
And Murder Counts

Five local retail liquor dealers,
who hold Federal licenses to sell
more than five wine-gallons. were
indicted today on charges of failing
to keep proper records of such sales.
Four were charged with making
false entries while fifth was
charged with failing to keep sales
records.
The indictments were the first Of
their kind returned here, accord
ing to Sylvan Schwartz, assistant
United States attorney. The maxi
mum penalty is three years in jail
and a 5000 fine.
Named on charges of making
false entries include: Clark's, Inc,
TOO block of Fourteenth street NV;
Mamie E. Lipskey, president Of the
firm, and George p. Wagner, vice
president, secretary and treasurer;
Morris Berger, in business in the
first block OF E street NV; Law
renee Goldberg, in business in the
$500 block Of Georgia avenue NV,
and Ben Rose, described as trading
as Roses Liquor Store in the 800
block Benning road NE.
Morris Miller, in business in the
1900 block of Alaska avenue NV.
was indicted on charge Of failing
TO keep sales records. - aseac ~
Il Nonexistent Address Alleged. 81
The law, according to. Mr..
Schwartz, who presented the cases
to the grand jury, requires that
records describe the liquors sold and
state the names and addresses Of
the purchasers.
Many nonexistent addresses were
listed, 1t is alleged. in records kept
by Clark's, Inc. ,ss-so . ~
The, indictments were among a
total Of rs returned today by the
grand jury at District Court before
Justice Mathew F. Mcclure.
Three coIored men were indicted
on a charge of conspiracy to evade
the Selective Service Act in con-
nection with drug. They are listed
as Samuel A. Stewart, "a, of the
first block of F street NV: Theo-
dore F. Hawkins, 80, of the 3200
block of Warder street NV, and
Kay D. Joyner, 27, of the 400 block
of Florida avenue NV.
In another indictment, Mrs
Lucille j. Tannerhill, 43, is charged
with receiving stolen property which
her young children are said to have
obtained by breaking into a house
Murder Charge Preferred.
Nate Robinson, 36, colored, of the
200 block of K street NE, was
charged with second degree murder
allegedly for the fatal shooting of
John Washington, IS. colored, of
the first block of L street NV, on
May 81 during an argument at a
local ice plant He also was
charged for assault with a danger
GUS weapon for wounding another
colored man. Others indicted in
cluded:
Harry Eng, 51-year-old Chinese,
of the 500 block of H street NV,
charged with illegal possession OF
narcotics; James w. Buckner, 80
colored, of the 5000 block of Thirty
first street NV, charged with
criminally assaulting a young COL
ored woman.
Jefferson Brooks Bailey, %, COL
ored, of the HOO block of First street
NV, charged with failing to show
his registration card to a law en-
forcement officer and of unlawfully
possessing another persons regis
tration card.
Evening star., 1944-06-19
Three-Foot Alligator
Found in Fuirfux

An alligator 3 feet long was found
yesterday afternoon in the yard of
Miss Dorothy Isdel on Route Oil, a
mile west of Kamp Washington
Fairfax County police caught the
reptile and have it in custody at the
Fairfax Police Station.
Police picked it up in response
to call and said they believe it is
an escaped pet.
Evening star., 1944-06-19

rule, one board worked better than
two groups.
At the time of the hearings on
the 1945 District budget before a
subcommittee of the House Appro-
priations Committee this spring Mr.
Fowler warned that under the pres
'ent arrangement water rates would
have TO be raised when new con-
struction was required for any
aoueduct.
Evening star., 1944-06-19
John M. Howard to Speuk

John NJ Howard of the Chesa-
peake & Potomac Telephone Co.
will be the principal speaker at the
Civitan Club luncheon at 1890
pm. tomorrow at the Mayflower
Hotel His subject will be 'Todays
Challenge Of Businessmen"
Evening star., 1944-06-19
Harry Mondelkorn Ordained

Harry Mandelkorn, principal of
Hebrew Academy of Washington,
was among IL students ordained as
rabbis yesterday at graduation ex-
erciseS at the Ner Israel Rabbinical
College, Baltimore. Rabbi Mandel-
korn formerly lived in Montreal,
Evening star., 1944-06-19
48 District Men Report
For Induction Today

A total of 48 District men will re-
port for induction into the armed
forces today. Among those report
ing are % for the Army and 20 for
the Navy. Names appearing on the
list follow:
Evening star., 1944-06-19


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Evening star., 1944-06-19

De Lalla, Louis Pross. Paul c.
Fenlon, Robert w. Forcelli. Frank c..
Hanle, Joseph c. Tvelia, John j.
johnson, Thomas r. Anderson, Theodore
Curry, George L, Harley, John K
Courtney, James w. Henderson, Roswell
Gross, Charles j. Porter, Walter A.
Bailey, Leonard r. Robinson, Carl j.
Casey, George F. Sinkler, Roosevelt
Cook, Lewis c. Bethel Freddie E.
Courtemanche. P. r. Collins, Robert B.
Ennis, James A. Douglas, Earl G.
Fernandez. Frank Douglass, Richard C.
Jones, George W. Harris, Hizzie
Navy.
Barnes Paul r. Nacke, Edwin G.
Kerridge, George A. Milne, Henry u
Kitchen, Enos J. Venute Samuel j.
McCleaf. Harold o. johnson, Spurgeon r.
Porter, Leroy J. Whitmore, Solomon
Richards. John W. Erwin, Curtis
Zerr Paul Gray, Harold S.
Ra snek, Abe s. Lane, Willard M.
Dick, Orville D. Smith Frederick L.
MiklofSky, Harren A. Williams, John D.
Evening star., 1944-07-07
OFFICIAL NOTICES,

COMMISSIONERS OF THE DISTRICT or
S.s1 lIe Ss, under g. eboty s4.p,ed
in Public Act No. 3O7. approved December
15, 1882, authorizing the closing Of streets,
roads. highways and alleys IN the District
District Of Columbia will give . public
hearing In the Board Room in the Dis
tsict Building 14th and s.seets NV; NV;
"a. 1914. At 10 O'Clock AM. to interested
property owners 70 determine as 70 any
property rights which may be Affected or
CLOSING nj the % street and alleys IL IN the Dis %
trict OF Columbia described as follows:
I; Closing Robinson Street between Bruce
IN T sausre % 5sss' ). Clos ciosine part % Of the h
public alley running east from sth Street
S. u :sas ss eu:hs5' .1 Of om ssus.. s..
Square 5ei3;, s. CLOSING alleys in Square
$3.50 located nd s9ns s.ss Plse: and
Lot. 81 in Square 1877 located between
18th Street and Jackson Place, and Penn.
from FULTON Street NV. in Square 1882
8; CLOSING alley running from indiana
Maps showing the street and alley areas
etsse q The . survssef, B. 5. G; a Room R = 4os t'
Maps 5000, soo1. 5000; soos, 3o01. soo5
3006 and 3o07, and these maps may be
business hours prior to the hearing. Said
maps will also be displayed at the hearing
and the Commissioners will consider any
suggestions or protests concerning the
proposed street and alley closing rs shown
on above mentioned maps. JOHN RUS.
SELL YOUNG, 9. w KUTZ, GUY MASON
Commissioners Of the District Of Columbia
14t,7 7/5,exSu&hol
Evening star., 1944-07-07
HOUSES WANTED TO suy.

WE PAY ALL CASH for ne. and Sc
prGIpsrtihsoso Is hoo ST3ek q settiemsnts Gum q
aSaa w222dsz s2S czss E ,oi :sS So hcas. sss in
sS% Pssss' p D.5s, 81; ayef ass NJ
service. Brightxood Or other NV. WV. seetion aasSa
w GAN M sEiID SELL YSGR 81 House at it. v.lu,
CO., INC. established 1857. Di. IOi5
sffoRE YoG SELL s. your nT prop.,t,
ofier: We charge no commission. Highes
soTSsizb s ss b isSESf&HSr ss eo' 81 81
WE CAN SELL your house. We can se
you cash. It won't take us long. Promp
stssnsion sos Ns c,R;,o A. IHuYsPHRrEs' Realtors
party only detached 3 or 4 bedroom house
W. ;sfsSa g cLfN1s shfos fos T. .ns 9ssG
JAM JAMES s0qsei T. scoT z = Or e rors. once
BRiGGTwoob or PfErwoR1H hom. a,
iYTnitqs. WT' Psv s.sL N oMREisoS. pr "a. s41e :. s
Is5gs ssEs s,aroom; ed BOX lso-M. star nave
oxnsr Groom aRIx 5,pvsSnx Tshes to buy from
In either Mt. Rainier or Hyattsvi,e M etid,es no.i
lively no brokers. Box 32-M, Star,
WE CAN SELL your house in any section
Of the city. We have been building and sell.
ing houses in the District OF Columbia for
many years and We are probably bette
quallf1ed TO handle your property for you
II you wish quick and satisfactory result.
7 3; T1FTEY q SON. 318 Kennedy st. NV
from OWNER-Small brick house or du.
heat. near Catholic Church in BriehtWood
petworth or Silver Spring, about $4,000
Evening star., 1944-07-07
MONEY TO LOAN

MONEY on hrst or second trust; prompt
action reasonable rates: nearby Nd, Va.
HoNfY ON sECoND TRUSTING will
buy second-trust notes, d. c.. nearby Md
or vs. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE 4 INVESTMENT CORP, 1919
n. Y. ave. NV. National 1888.
LOANS at extremely Low
rates. Phone MATTHEW X. STONE, EN-
WHEN you need . personal loan, Sl00 to
BANK OF COMMERCE d SAVINGS, nth
and sts. NV. III at. At North CapitoD,
COMPARE OUR HATES before you borrow
on your auto, furniture or signature
General Acceptance Corp, 5303 Baltimore
ave, Hyattsville, Md. Warfeld 31s1. For
merly Southeastern Discount OF Hyattsville
NC, l115 Eye st. NV National 648s.
Ist AND 2nd TRUST LOANS. Prompt
and courteous service. Consult us before
VESTMEET CO. sl7 9th NV. DI. $3.50.
Evening star., 1944-07-07
AUCTION SALES.
EnTURE

OTTER FOR SALE BY THE ALIEN PROP:
erty Custodian Of the United States OF
America Notice inviting citizens Of the
United states rs 2, AZ. H.n 70 maxi os. Ss.
todian the following real property, located
Of 1411 Hopkins place nv, Washington:
District Of Columbia; = Description Of
property: SINGLE residence. 4-story and
basement attached brick, used as rooming
hauss Esht 1eons sssh hotT hss
Sealed bids addressed TO National sayings
and Trust Company. Fifteenth st. d New
York avenue NV, Washington 8, D. G..
will be received until 1000 an; on the
ad h p.e. Ss. .u S 1S S: 1 s 5. pabs M Shsa
and declared. Each BID must Be in dppii-
cate and an irrevoeable oner to purchase
the property. Bids will be received only
from American citizens and corporations
controlled By American citizens and Or; y:
ss.sss. NJ Pa BIDS vi 1ill Se s received from per.
sons or corporations on the Proclaimed List
Of Certain 8locked Nationals. Bids must
contain an afadevit that the bidder is not
purchasing on behalf Of an undiselosed
principal; = person not citizen Of the
b.nt dr.fs 81 OF eertasd check ps9sbe to
the Alien Property Custodian in an amount
equal to So OF the bid price must accom-
pany the bid, Any. commissions PAYABLE
must be stated in bid. The Alien Property
cy:tsdan ths right 70 accent or
lars with respect to the said property and
By communicating with National Savings
4 Trust Company Ct above address OF
J; Howard Haley. once Of Alien Property
Of june. 1914. JAMES Z. MARKHAAM,
Alien Property Custodian. Jy2.G,13
Evening star., 1944-07-07
HOUSES EURNlSHFp.

WHITE PINES"-Beautiful, cool home In
the country: has everything; IL rms. 6
bedrooms, sleeping porch; badmtnton court,
.nd
bus transportation or 20 min. drive to
EXCLUSIVE NV. sEcT1oN-Brick Co.
lonial. furnished: 5 bedrooms, :5-ft. liv-
Rent / month or longer. $3.50 monthly
ROOMS, bath with shower, kitehenette;
furnished cottage. sarge, attractive sur.
roundings Fairfax 252.
farn Va srm ss Modern nsTnE bfiek
pch., conv. trans, owner retaining one rm
SILVER SPRING, MD: 307 Franklin-4
and B.: full d basement; large yare. RE.
as Eli GsGS GsMGEsshra e: s9es is
Sept. 1b, 8 bedrooms. 2 baths detached;
sSs s%Rer TS.NM1T T. Fstsin s room EM sS SSss ,om
sssStifTliy sssn nl f fqrn ssspA sPAsouAL REALTY Elk
SEMIDETACHED, chevy Chase. d. C. Call
xVA1IHsiE M GsSs from July 18th to September
LIST, in exclusive wooded surroundings,
Chevy Chase, entire home. l person: the
erenees: ,omnoe no children: price, $3.50. Wis
eSSaih cooI SUBURBAN BErHEsDA-ror Jul,
and Aug possibly longer, completely fur
nished modern 2-bedroom bungslow, conv.
fHH'e Sn1E Rof as rooms. Star on
tuxent River, private estate all modern
sns sathing ndsx,n. Can saI, TALMAaE wILcHkR
bedrooms, ) baths: near io'i'; 18th At.dn' and R..
years lease. Call hobart 1l4l Sc
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LEGAL NOTICES.
WILLIAM Z. sCHOOLEY, Attorney,

44lS Dexter st. NAVE. ID. G.
,,,, ynited States for The DISTRICT Of CO.
r. Estate of JOHN THiLMxN HEN
DRdCk' 1S' Deceased; Admin,stration No;
8. Hendrick and Elizabeth Gran Hendrick,
executors unesr the last will and testa-
having reported to the Court that they
Lot in SQUARE 40. as per plat recorded
IN Liber 77p1,, folio 534. Of the records Of
the once Of the Surveyor for the District
Of Columbia. with improvements thereon
at and for the price Of SSS.10O cash. all
Of which is to be cash subject to . COM
mission Of s3,e43; it is by the Court this
oRpEREp AND pEcREgD REED, that slae said otsef
be accepted and said sale be ratified and
shown on or before the 21st day Of July,
AID. 1914. Provided 4 copy of this
order be published once in the washington
Law Reporter and once in The Evenins
date. O. r. LUHRINo. Justice. tseal)
a true COPY: Attest: THOMAS C.. Seal
District Of Columbia, Clerk Of the Probate
Evening star., 1944-07-07
APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHEp,

.is 1th ST. s.W.-6-rm. apt; heat, light
and gas ,conv. transp. to all Govt. .bldgs.
2s2f 18th ST. NE rooms kitchen.
bath. Apt. loe. Immediate occupancy.
LYING u. S,T K% l. bed ssdrg ktehsnssss bath
ROWING s?.F 5'e GREEN RI> API; TERRACE, End and
Upsal sts s.e-Available about Aug. /,
ins, room, dining room. bedroom, kitchen
including, utilities Manager on premises,
noon to pm To reach: Take AZ, "A
As fn.s 9T Af bus from e o1h and s,ast Pa ave
buildings. II. 9. sM1THY CO. co.. sli ta'i 18th h
RRooKLAND-sa6 Newton st. ne
az Apartment, IN nj. Tooms. all SECOND floor
TWO ROOMS, kitchen and bath, private
nome. 500 mo-, including utilities M IS bloGS
FfhstfoE TaREf Rooms 8 sv kitchen TA sess bsh good
ssetion: close in; ali utilities; > s57 80
ENGLISH BASEMENT APT.-Two large
rooms: hall, private bath, own entrance
rent, $50. including all utilities; reference.
UNFURNIsHED, two rooms kitchenette
semiprivate bath, porch, detached home
III Kennedy ST. NV. 49,
,,Is TW1 Rooms k,, dining ToSm' Ryt bssh
5000 Oliver St. Hyattsvllle. Q.
APT. FOR RENT, 1741 Trinidad ave ne,
Apt, l6-Bedroom, living room, dlnette:
~ Gt5ehen 1.a and Ola bath 1s s4s' Bob REALTY
$40 IRVING ST NW.tunit MT Of i''.s : rooms
newly papered and painted ROBERT w
SAVAGE. s13 Union Trust Bldg. Ma. 1890
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HOUSES WANTED TO RENT.

PERMANENT BUSINESSMAN connected
with with large oil company desires unfurnishee
or vicinity; Best references. Call Mr.. j
q FULLER. National 1852 or District
WPs s anuen Msssna hSsSs Or
14SEfIRNfsuFpn nS shiadTsni pets. Wo aa. ss5a.
payup 70 s1oo month. Cali TE. 1888 -
WANTED. p;!h to bedroom house, untur.
}1 Is asGs dssf ana VIE
cheSy cSsse f9E dsrc
will take good care OF furniture and
s51sTdI PFsWaxrRTs Box a33,s; SEsinfSTs staT; =.
1ooms nS AEnaton hRaSts; cS.vy Chase. Ct Gsd Sd
yer Spring. Immediate possession Con
shaeMS pERM nXT tnraXnTSp9Tsasion NA SOFA g.
3, desires 5 or s room bungalow or house
v MS < SO; 1stsTePess pE 4qes 4 a0f' tease
sass sHttT sH sss 0es.ed s
Want TO RENT 5-room. unfurnishet
stove: city or suburban: available Jul: Jul:
18th: Ref. exchs. Box 3so-s. Star Is. ~
NEW NEW ENGLAND family OF, : viii paw .
Sedrms; in nv; dist. $3.50 top. occupanc,
W8oDkfDG#Eg' ssBe' AR G#g's Or v1c1Srrr-1ars. un
turn; house, bv executive. permanently i,
washington. not in Government. Nigh
NAVAL OFFICER and family want un
furnished +" or 3 bedroom house. yard
vicinity Brookland, Langdon. Brightwood
18th st. Hts Takoma or Silver Spring
RE. 400 Ext. 1851. 81
PERMANENT BUSINESSMAN desires un.
furnished house, or bedrooms. Phone
ElmWood 512.
WANTED TO RENT small house. or 2
bedrooms. between Falls Church and air.
port. Falls Church 26Sl-J
WANTED-Army oficer, wife and e-year.
old child desire small house preferably
furnished. in Northwest section. Connec-
near Fairfax Village: rental S1O0-S15O per
month: either for summer or permanent
Call Al. 600. Room 301 C. before m
BY NAVAL OFFICER. furnished or un.
furnished house. August 1st 3 beorooms
NV; section. Chevy Chase or Bethesda
preferred. Call OR 462S
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HOUSES UNFURNIsHED.

ANNAPOLIS BLVD, near Lanham, Md
ern, elec. refgr garage. 4 acres Of land;
immediate possession 500 mo, DUNN 4
co. 3333 R I. ave, Mt. Rainier, Md.
5f20 NEWARK ST NW-Detached COR
ner brick, overlooking Little Falls on Po-
room, storage space. built-in garage oil
heat. storm windows stove and refrigera-
tor, INDOOR and outdoor irepiaces; on car
ADVANCE: $3.50 per month. EN- 1865
1918, 5th ST. NE rooms. 3 porches.
h-wh.; excellent condition; $3.50. JOE
CURTO. FIR $500
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FARMS FOR SALE.

ioam, s3 ACRES 6lsII. :, otD H. BRICK aoGsE 10
tiysted Is nj to c. must 0sinss ssI secsuse sul
syrt s u a as.ss asapsR klst xaSY sssH
sso:AedfE pSisY aEftyllif fAKM IN on paved road;
kiie6sn T9om hS9se' S electricity water pumped to
block barn, sh,ppins. D. c.. bank barn.
5000. Price. s1e.5 terms % VIII iAi sell
stock AND EQUIP. II desired. Tenant viii
sSRbfEHk e fix REILLY GYn'E RoeiyiIls. sHEI Nd d
RARE BEATTY-old Colonial, een,.r.h.ll
breakfast room modern T Ki,eSen. S' i1osSIs poVder
Mh osshi Sa.h on on dss s SS5 say
places. beautiful Shrubs and box. S' l.rs. MD oid
hnHss, sTses beautiful setting. leo acres tenant
crops, large tobacco barns, stock barn,
500; includes farm; machinery and srowins
sRooM HoHsE and and s's sFon aeses sqs11 lsnd near
Hsileys Cross Roads on Seminary DIR. Follow
RoBrkR os KosE pss;.'sSn sos ssl
p: No Alexandra, Va. Iva '' p.1
bors. 10 ACRES, to0.sco Or truck farm: Groom
sssn' sv. MT pFknx RaiS1s RosMIL Ms ii fss r.
County farm, now being operated Sy =
So,S Sood tenant nn on $3.50 basis: excellen. old
places. electricity available; fine spring
saT1 snd ssons barn and
gan ssssassd M.n; ss; a;ss0 Che 0.rIsIns sIms
& e. STI SPEIINTz; 4 Herndon. Va. Phone SO.
garden spot, rest wooded. Fine spring
spot or summer home Price $1,000. Terms
RNEresid H.rndan dMany va ohf5 h1n. 81
and stone mansion, in perfect condition
eiogs rooms with hish ceilinss "s; besusIfui snxi
beautiful 3es. .,a, srounds: shIubbery and shade
on main hlshvay,. committing distance de
eous ns For AZ fa ideal e:raari Hass for r1
GS6n eS1NTzs HsInden, Va, ph Phone 50. n. T.
way within q miss iaeaop oi on main hah
Sistine Of acres Of beautiful land. saso-
binsd t,ne station; store and restaurant com
sectrcity shover oSs rooms 'Gatiss bashfoos saen:
ELECTRIC refrigerators, cash register, luke
box, DO :, CO, Coca Cola stand. cigarette vending
Price $4,000. :, Terms. r. c. PRiNTz,
sfEcf%h ssfeEadGn Hs BARGafSeIa9 EafS. e. acre., -,
south OF Herndon. Va. with long 'front.'
h.s3,19I hb.so9w house; eIeetricity and bath. with
ssrubbery sI1dnas pncs sstGesm forest trees
cash: 500 monthly; immediate possession;
sh1Wn BY appointment. Phone Herndon SO.
BUELL. FARM AGENCY. Herndon, Fairfax,
l0S-ACRE FARM, SO miles from Washing
ton; 6-room house, outbuiIdines: only
81 sao ssss S or KSsnsinston S5s
miles south Of Frederick. Nd: 90 miles
D c. line; frontage. on paved hishway: &
Ss11Iainss; Sa1s sa streams; priced 5000 under
present hrst MORTGAGE Si2 900. 8. L.
MuRDOCK. sH. 5659 or Kensington 553'
ll6 ACRES on Route Z, near Broad Run.
IN sporting section Of Leesburg. l2 acres
ana mouse. Greenwood Chapel. AT. 0S41
CAMP SPRINGs,- MD.-2N acres garden
land. 4-room and bath bungalow, h.-w h.,
electric stove. stable. shade trees: $4,000.
Clinton, Md--About acres 5-room and
bath house: electricity. stove heat; $500.