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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-01
Miss Killebrew
Becomes Bride
Of Ensign Barton

LUMEERTON, March 31.-The
marriage of Miss Margaret Xii
Hebrew, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
James Raiford Killebrew of Tar
Heel, to Ensign Bruce Little Bar
ton of the U. S. Maritime Service,
son of Mrs. Ralph J. Whalev OF
Lumberton and the late Bruce
Barton, took place at the Pres
byterian church of the Covenant
in Greensboro March The pas
tor, the Rev. R. Murphy Williams.
officiated. A program of wedding
music was rendered by Miss Eliz-
abeth Pearce of Franklinton.
The bride was ATTENDED By Miss
Jean Nash of st. Pauls. as maid
of-honor. Miss Nash wore a dusty
pink wooden dress with fucilsia ac-
cessories and a corsage of gar
denias. Howard Cooper of Lunl-
berton, attended the bridegroom
as best man.
The bride was dressed in light
blue wool suit with black acces,
series and a corsag e\of white or.
chids. She carried an heirloom
handmade handkerchief
The mother of the bride wore
a navy blue suit and gardenia cor.
sage, and the bridegrooms moth
er was dressed in green suit
h,,4e oh CT
where she will continue her work
after a week.
Ensign Barton entered the Mar.
thine Service two years ago after
graduation from Lun-berton High
school. He received his commits
sion last November from the U
S. Merchant Marine Academy
Kings Point, Long Island. He has
served sea duty both before anc
since he was graduated from
Kings Point.
Miss Killebrew was honored by
IL of her classmates at a dinner
at Jefferson Roof restaurant If
Greensboro. Hostesses were Miss
es Grace Hoyle of Henderson
Dorothy Mann of Mebane, vii
hemina Boesser of Winston-Salem
Christine Rogers of Freeman, Va.
Elizabeth Pearce of Franklinton
Elizabeth Evans Of ST. Pauls. Bet
ty Appel of Baltimore, Md, Mar
garet Gravatt of Asheville, Jane
V, dl-;,,1,;1o a,,d Martha Hall nj
Scotland Neck. Misses Evans ano
Jean Kirkman of Greensboro en-
tertained at a cake-cutting at the
home of Miss Kirkman's parents
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman Kirkman
the evening before the wedding
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-01
Easter Parade Planned
At ITALIAN Hall Today

The Easter Parade, variety
show covering practically every
phase of stage entertainment will
be presented at the Thalian Hall
toway at 2:30, 4:45 and 8:15.
Featured in this production will
be Guy Billiard and his band,
Vance Rich, Jr., better known as
the Sentimental Gentleman of the
South, singing in the Sinatra style,
Macon Rice, prom ing tap
dancer, Ed hawthorne and Pete
Potter playing the "cwaziest"
kind of music, June Ward sensa-
tional tap and specially dancer,
Sonny Waddell in Deep South
Rythym,' and many others.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-01
MRS. JULIUS Y. TALMADGI
President General


WASHINGTON, March 31.-Re.
allzlng the effect of the war upon
children in the teen-age groups,
the Daughters of the American
revolution today announced a new
program to curb Juvenile Delin.
quency.
Mrs. julius Y. Talmadge, Pres.
ldent General, directed the atten.
ton of the $500 chapters of The
National Society," to special eff
tort which will instiIl in Aneri-
can children a better valuation Of
Citizenship. Mrs. Ta'rnadge sad:
"A spirit of laWlessness has
been growing in our children Of
teen-age. There has been a break.
ing down of morals. Certain
groups of girls and boys think il
is smart to violate the rules Of
good conduct. We will endeavor
to assist the authorities and coop.
crate with the parents 10 bring
about an improvement iii us very
serious condition"
The OAR, Mrs. Talmadge
pointed out, is already well or.
ganized to cope with the problem.
1t has national committees on
Americanism, Conservation, Jun.
Tor American Citizens, Girl Home
Makers and Approved Schools,
Thus the new program will be
carried out largely through thess
committees, Mrs. Talmadge ex.
planned.
The American:sm committee
works to teach those of under.
privileged groups the principles oil
true Americanism. The Junior
American Citizens committee or
ganizes clubs of girls and boys
and teaches them a better appre
citation of citizenship. Girls il
crowded cities and remote rura
areas are taught lessons in home
making under the Girl Home Max
ers committee. Through the Ap
proved Schools committee boys
and girls in the mountain districts
and in many remote areas are
trained not only in citizenship bu
in the arts and crafts and trade.
so that they may be self-support
ing members of their communi
ties.
Actively in support of this pro
gram is Mrs. Willard Steele O
Chattanooga, Tennessee, Chaplain
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PERSONALS

second Lieut.. Mary Louise Tay.
1or' Army Nurse Corps, formerly
u WILLIAMSON, Mrs. Louise G.
layloe and Mrs. R. H. Gorham
Oh Stantonsburg, have been visit.
ing IN the city. Lieut.. TAYLOR leaves
tooay Tor Camp Rucker, Ala, for
her basic training
Cadet Private John Herbert
"oonerton, Jr., student at Ed
wards Military Institute, Salem
Durg' arrived Friday to spend the
Easter holidays with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Woollerton at
their home in Sunset Park.
Mrs. William Stewart Butler and
cnlldren of Ludington, Mich. are
visiting Mrs. Buffers parents. Mr..
ana Mrs. E. P. Dudley in Audi
bon.
S-Sgt. Allen Harold Ketchum left
Thursday for Santa Ana, Calf.
after a 21-day furlough with his
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. H. Ket-
chum. Sgt. Ketchum has just re-
turned from "a months in the
European Theatre of operations.
Mrs. Tom Granger returned
yesterday from New Orleans where
she has been visiting for the past
two weeks. Mrs. Granger was
accompanied by Mrs. Frank
George, Jr., of Norfolk, who will
be her guest here.
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Miss Jacobs,
Of New Bern,
Engaged To Wed

NEW BERN, Msrch 3l.-Mr.
and Mrs. Harry Milburn Jacobs
Of New Bern, announce the en-
sagement of their daughter, Kath-
eline Virginia, to Edwin Randolph
Hansen, of New Bern and Nor
folk, Va, now cadet in the Mer-
chant Marine at New London,
Conn, son of Mrs. Luther Stacy
Taylor of Norfolk and the late
John M. Hansen of New Bern.
The wedding will take place in
early May at New Bern.
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Stephens-F aircloth
Vows Are Announced

LUMBERTON. March 31.-An-
nouncement has just been made
Of the marriage of Miss Blanche
Faircloth, daughter of Mrs. Bes-
sic Faircloth and the late j. M.
Faircloth of Lumberton, Route l,
to Samuel Stephens, son Of Mrs.
Margaret Stephens and the late
Morgan Stephens of Conway, S.
c.. which took place in Conway,
The bride holds a Civil Service
position at the Laurinburg -Maxton
Army Air Base. The bridegroom
is in business in Fair Bluff.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-01
BIRTH ANNOUNCED

Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Manson
Loughlin announce the birth of a
daughter, Susan Tunstall, on
March "a, at Marion Sprunt an
mex. Mrs. Loughin is the former
Kingsland Burton of Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-01
Junior Sorosis
Meets FRIDAY

North Carolina Junior Sorosis
will hold a supper meeting on
Friday evening at the clubhouse
on North Third street at 7 o'clock.
Mrs. Charles DAake, executive
secretary of the North Carolina
Federation of Womens clubs, will
be present and address the group.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1945-04-01
Lutheran Missionary
Meetings Postponed

The circle meetings Of the Wom-
ems Missionary Society of St.
Paups Lutheran church have been
postponed until Monday, April 9
at 4 pm.
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GRAY HAIR
NEWS
No More Dyeing?

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MINIS as described by national magazine
supply harmless anti-gray hair Vitamin
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Don't look old before your tine. Get
Xix Vitamin tablets today. Don't wait
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10
HELP wANTED--Instruetien

PRACTICAL nurses make up to S25-s35
weekly. Learn quickly a. Nome Write
for facts. Wayne School oi Practical
NursipE. 1911 ~ Wayns ChicagoA
REFRIGERATION AND \ AIR- -CoNDi.
TfONINC offer opportunities TO alert.
mechanically minded men. Is to so
Since 1927. UEf spare time training
mas helped thousands prepare for Jobs,
repair shop ownership Get FREE oppas-
iunfly facts today Write Utilities Inst.
Address BOX p-4Gs3 Detroi. fines 81
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10

A CHURCH circle smployLient. 4T54
Grand River. Kitchen help. laundresses.
dish Washing. maids. part time. hotels.
TE i-S33s. TE 2-sS44
Detroit evening times., 1945-10-10
Burroughs Bookkeeping

High school graduates with year OF
office experience: ,si2s per month. In
quire Michigan Unemployment Compen-
sation Commission. 1920 woodward
avenue, or write Michigan Civil Service
Commission. 22o North Grand avenue.
Lansing 4, Mich.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-29
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

1 AND Is ACRES, 81 miles from District
line. Route 224. Md; creek on back OF
property; some nice timber ga acres in
garden; price. $1,000. Call Elk 6295
si0o PER ACRE. e5 acres, As under cult
vation. 20 acres in woodland. 2 streams
fronting on good gravel road, ! block from
highway, committing distance. JOHN
BURDOFT. Colesville, Nd. Call Ashton
SILVER sPG.. colesvilie pike 1-acre
tracts, fine loca ton bus, stores, 81 800
each. HI BIEBER, sH 6565
BEST BUY in acreage on Georgia ave; ex-
tended, Sl25 per acre; l s miles D. c, line;
paved highway, electricity, telephone. beau
tiful view: terms: 2 to 10 acres MUIR
DOCK, SH S794.
So ACRES. between Bethesda and Rock
vile. ideal subdivision; old house bargain
at S1s.5o0 Brokers invited. l.. Z. F.
PRINCE. 1927 Conn. ave. MI. 4466.
EXCEPTIONAL ACREAGE, exceptional be-
cause it is = small tract OF 80 acres;
wooded with large trees and offering a
miles from WASHINGTON: mighty hard to
find such a combination close to wash
ingIon; price, $3.50. Phone GE. 1887.
10 ACRES, restricted new stable, stream
through center, 420-ft. frontage. on mac
adam I'd. y. mile from Colesville pike;
electricity, Kensington 214-M
LOTS OR ACREAGE in Arlington County
with improvements available. W. S. HOGE.
u, CT; $500, 3sl5 Lee hwy s
fax County. in good already developed
purchaser Not open Sunday. W. s. HOGE,
Jr CHI $500, 1918 Lee hwy.
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LOTS FOR SALE.

LOTS. SILVER SPRING. MD.-Several lots
with all utilities. choice locations; reason
K s1s Hise se44 coiesyiiie rd sH 4549
MONTGOMERY CO.-40 residential lots
near Conn ave. and Kensington; located
on busline. convenient to school and n
A 1-ACRE TRACT, "a in large timber;
8 mi. from D. C. line. near Potomac River,
facing on improved highway about 800 IT..
a very beautiful domestic. has a near
future value; price, $4,000. CHAS. E.
BENSON. Cabin John, Md.
DOWNTOWN--1st commercial lot, near
G1egn0gnd BUS sn psIpinS wA fsa hf iN
i iii1o Eye sst st St n nspN M. s4ss. N' '
APARTMENT SITE. 10 minutes. down
priced right OWNER. DU. 1920 after 8
SILVER sPRiNG. near Four Corners. near
Cath. ana Prot. churches. stores. bus;
Large lot on paved street at $3.50. cash
avenue. SH 1894 l.
CHOICE ACRE LOT in Kensinston, Md,
fronting paved street; city water. high
ground; near sLo Conn. avenue extended bus
AMERicAN UNIVERSITY PARk-seversl
desirable lots. having s0-ft. frontage each,
all utilities in and ready to build on.
s sIi 18th tea st. nsW,. Ma ssos
i CHOICE LOTS in Chevy Chase. D, C.,
west Of Conn; ave. All street improvements
and public, utilities installed ou Ut
Realty REAL WA Ass sseIlff '0 INC * fs2
until % m
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-29
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

COLONIAL BEACH. VA.-Nice 5-rm. water
= $50 ion Weeks see' uN 4s
HAVE CASH BUYERS for cottages; A. A
S SAUNA Nd rhomas Circle w IA 5sa
sanms1 homes and p su,iaass sitss VIE
s0T fataSsqs Boy l Mayo a f. Co. aa
n inside tolies. well Wstef' shins. crabs.
beaches shade trees; fine for children; 10
ri! anasp0. $500 cash. OWNER. Box
E EfI1H s' ffsoREsr-severn River-To close
atty, 20 E. Lexington St, Baltic, Md.
sELsY On THE BAY-For sale-summer
cottase, completely furnished: excellent
beach and clubhouse; ~ miles Q. G. Mr.
M HoaI ss o pTsse aas4 the
rare combination of lovely shade trees
and open. water with the improvements
cod eas sesrh for yeap snd not
find comparable place, Built by the
present owner less than six years ago. the
with fireplace, big dining room with built
in cupboards. modern kitchen with electric
stove and refrigerator bedroom and tile
bath on 2nd floor. all rooms command
view of the river, large screened porch;
about two-thirds of the furniture goes with
adjoining, large outside fireplace; two
wharves and well-constructed sea wall in
excellent condition; approximately .. acre
of land with over 200-ft water frontage:
easy committing distance from Washington
about / hour and Is minutes by autol:
refined community. At prevailing market
Sl4,s5o,. F9r further ndh particulars cell Mrs:
fo as49 b. W so M sF
elusive broker
dining room; furnished Gail Fails Church
SUMMER COTTAGE for sale-shady Side.
Country Club; 8 rooms, furnished, with
;sss!s Shs ss5s SIDE ST 'f Ma
shsdy miles from Beverly I nsfsh excel
girls, and IL. Phone WA. 1854,
S yns sG qssn Ct
PLACE., kitchen, screened porch; price.
$500 approx; 90 miles from D. e: Use
mi, then right to EppinT. Clubhouse,
iEm skp sHa sosth sho4. s sfsSDns
sssn Shores o Ssst eHasa Eischen IN
studio living room, large stone fireplace;
sleeping W d s
furnished II desired Located on bluff
overlooking South River Possession in 30
days. Forty-flve minutes from the Dis
Annapolis 1915.
FEW. ST, $50 SD $50: terms, trade Wanted
cottages sale, lease, trade. N. e. RYON
COLONIAL BEACH. vA.-small cottage. by
week. month or season; will accommodate
4 or s; electric grill: II interested in
and 8 pm only, WO 1883
NORTH BEACH-Cottage for rent, $50 per
week: sleeps 8; electric lights, pump in
electric plate for cooking; garden;
toilet CO. 1898
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-29
PROPOSALS.

FEDERAL WORKS AGENCY. Public Build
ms ns A 4, Washinston,, D, C,
Pm. July 10, 10 AS for one a combina-
S neL. freight and passenger elevator in
Nd. Drawings and speeifieations viii be be
supplied free to each Contractor interested
In submitting bid and must be returned
BE furnished, In the discretion Of the
commissioner. to builders, exchanges,
chambers of commerce or other erganiza-
available for any interested subcontrsct t
or material firm. but this privileee viii
ster they Rave t hei puqpose
" E; REYNOLDS, Commits sioner Of Public
Buildings, ,.nT s. ID Federal Works Agency.
PUBLIC ROADS DEMONSTRATIONS, FED
June %, ls45. Sealed Bids viii be received
a. the s ses q the Division EnEinesr
oo Sa oe heS AN n E%r v Jafy f pss
for the construction Of Project j 81, Wash
Prince Georses County. Maryland. The
a aDE1ssi quantities Of the more i'm
Clearing and GIubbing: ,715,5oo Gu va
leo Gu I'd, Cement Concrete; 100 lin,
IT, Reinforced Concrete Culvert Pipe
Minimum rates Of wages for laborers and
MECHANICS on this project have been fixed
by the Secretary of Labor as required BY
law When plans and specifications are
certified check made payable to the Treas
trer OF the United States will be required
70 insure their return within Is days after
the opening Of bids. Plans. specifications
ana an proposal forms may be obtained at
the address given above. H. ]. SPELMAN,
Division Engineer.
T WnASsNnSGT3N sUBURBAN SANITARY
water main and sewer construction
sealed proposals for constructing approxi-
mately l,Ie0 feet Of S-inch cast iron water
mains, aS5 feet of 6-inch $50 feet of
g. s1ineh; ls7o feet Of l5.ineh and 4o5 feet
tract Nc; 19l-W, & s, will be received
a. tne once OF the washington Suburban
HHyattsville. Maryland, until 5 pm, Eastern
War time. Friday, July 6. la45, at which
PLACE pnG rs and tine they win be publicly opened
obtained from Harry R. Hall, chief en-
gin sin nssI.n Of the commission Hyattsville,
Pest Pest will be returned to bidders or to
IN good condition. PERRY BOSWELL
LACY SHAW, FRANK B. SMITH, Com
mlSSionerS.
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AUCTION SALES.

ADAM A. WESCHLER &

ADAM A. WEsCHLER son, auctioneers.
Lnn fn,v sale Of 5We-story brick dwelling
ppursuant. to the authority vested by a
~; acre 81 viii sen at suction; on the prem
90; $500 deposit required. purchase ehsse
money money to be cash. Deposit will be for
feited unless purchaser closes sale within
and title expenses at purchasers cost.
deed. GEORGE c. GERTMAN,' trustee nsS e.
je25. 5saiy2. : :s.ii .is.
THOS: J. OWEN & SON, auctioneers, 435
southern Building.--Trustees' sale of valu-
a able two- s. and basement row brick
certain. deed Of trust duly recorded, in
aa Eco st Il hSG Dis oa ct Of of the
thereby. the undersigned trustees will sell
1915. at two O'Clock M, the following
tss lang ~ anS premises situate
as and being lot numbered Fourteen " d49
IN Richard J. Earnshaw's subdivision of
a rseor det IL L Il saa s 5e IS
the District Of Columbia, Terms: Sold
ssss5 syn To- t,,s, prior deed Of trust for s3
c Ds announced at time of sale, the pur-
chase price above said trust to be paid in
cash deposit of $500 required Convey
Sncine. recording, etc. at purchasers cost.
days. otherwise deposit forfeited and the
property may De advertised and resold at
MiLLER VERNON THOMAS sfSSssss Trustees aNMAS
TH0S. J. OWEN 4 son, auctioneers 435
Soutnern bulidlng--Trustees' sale of valu-
n an!e rsst aSH eaSDmsnt situate in
deed 81 trust dated December = is4 fana snd
recorded December II, 1874. as Paper
n ~. s4sa among the records. Of the Once
Of Columbia default hay Vi sne oce ,S1ried
under the terms of the said cha tel trust sd
and at the request of the holder thereof we
VIII sell at public auction within premises
tentb. da 81. Nort ,I,w on TUESDAY,. the
eoek Of cS as A dsser rass n s sTS
trust, being in part to-wit: Kitchen eonip.
ment consisting of range sterilizer. grease
trsp, steam table, REFRIGERATOR. iceboS,
dishes. glasses, pots, pans, etc, and dining
room equipment consisting Of tables chairs,
maker. etc. together with any and ali
other equipment and paraDhernalia on the
sag SAL l. premises s beionsins to the restaurant
ondins th kn sOUd s tssS.
equipment contained therein. Terms .1 Of
A deposit Of $500 to be required at the
5. sSy.4s.sa s5s ss:sa s r.
and cost Of the purchaser All convey
sassSs:.; s s. a1eGsRsf = !4AHo, j 5o IN
?. STRAUSS, Trustees. je2e.jy2.6.7,9.
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OFFICE, suitable for consulting engineer
Or representative; / block south of May
flower Hotel: reception and secretarial
service included; occupancy July /. MA
DESK SPACE for rent. also mailing and
phone service. l. J. coWIE. 500 Eye
st: NV. MA. 54s7.
yate lavatory, small reception room: frst
POOR; newly decorated, new carpet and
v ..ax MI blind 6ul5ing being 5emede,ed,
14th ST. N.W.-2.000 SO IT.. / flight up.
large parking area and driveway at rear
DOWNTOWN, west of l4th st. about $50
So. It. Keys at DIXIE REALTY CO, 14l7
st. NV.
i ROOMS on . floors. suitable Govt. Of
noes or foreign mission; rent monthly
1880 including light, heat, janitor. Box
l60-V, Star
FOR RENT-Several desirable ofices To-
Gated near 18th and H NV. NE
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PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BRiGHTWoop-Detached 4-family nat,
all modern, 2-bedroom apis; rents, S2.736
PRICED sass esose te Gmny Koaop ssi sook
OFF, 63l st. NV. Ma. $3.50 or GE.
mones IN this s sSen Paes oeat tes
medium sized apartment property; $40 900
spssa T safae Let US sbss y9S its
Gas Ia slS sIA fES5 IL Baltimore sStn SSa
eeome : aT month"; oil
phone NJ eoR 1seSsn % W p1 1856 sSen'nsS
nc con a sp0d 1 f9a"er'ial location DgYsa y.
s sn1hf ea cash to nsps s for
H WHnl t f5s xSfpise co., Rdf IA s6s
Value veil nan nance very HERMAN iHR IAN R FSssi
a Z Goo Ne iNSSSKessrmENr-A large furnished
on b @enag sen 18th $3.50 st ns 10.
;a?s sss sash Sc MI A PIE
6owNToWaN01st commercial. large g.
saRssTHlN a Co IN i4is Ra st. NV sso Me- Il
H LOVELY :ss faM EGuf nNF Frq pSns
e is Dsin og offered for sale for $500 IL
each: monthly rental ST 50 oil h.-wh.:
an excellent investment. Cali till pm
hEo Me- gsSS Tosi EsshbaI psax II
s-YR.- OLD FIREPRooF APT. of 80 units.
a0dsFn sfn on pSSsh ee ss
Cohen D'' &c. oass, 'es with sHsNNo nary
1 tnp G9 1893 HIS. st. nv, ma; 2345;
sd Note andy
ss'G &6kRA1 y'' 1851 OF ' st. ns
lG5a f. wide e4 .od
aso MuRR pSsses issi S0t s.. ns
RE-. 246O, MI. 1929.
12-ROOM HOUSE, baths. facing two
streets; furnished, vacant: vicinity st.
hns ana s Gingfen; ave nv; eony
$4,000 cash necessary. Box 177-J, Star.
coLoRED-13oo BLOCK W. ST. NV
2nd commercial zone, 3-story brick. having
Z apis. OF 3 rms. and b. each; separate
meters in 81 300; Solored; terms. WALTER
mod; brick apart: central heating system:
monthly income, S315; excellent invest;
LOCO; G. D. MURPHY, 1401 18th ST.
Sc AT; 2239 or TR. 303s.
COL0KED - DOWNTOWN LOCATION
aoe DIX M st. NV; brick, two story and
Price. SIS 800: 5000 down. can % RAY "
MOND j. HORNER, realtor; afternoon
ana evenings, DU. 6059. 29s
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FARMS FOR SALE.

FARM, $50 acres in CROPS and timber;
City, Md Good water electricity, COM
plete equipment. main house. three tenant
houses: $4,000: will help finance. EN-
6061, MISS WILSON.
VACANT - $4,000 - bargain - f-room
country home. cool, quiet; 5l-acre farm;
p: Pr all modern; cleo, phone, built
woods, balance in meadow; large, stream;
sparkling spring water orchards; bank
barn. chicken house, hoshouse. smoke
house; .ozv fruit cellar; property all
newly fenced: flowers: shade: commutins
distance. JOHN BURDOFT, Colesville,
LOUDOUN COUNTY. VA, FARM. contains
Ing 259 acres. all in high state Of cultiva-
ton; this farm being used as q stock farm,
has good buildings; APPROX. 25 miles from
washington on main hiehway: sold 81: 600
showed profit Of Ss, 900: price, $50. 900.
See or call Mr.. Bramham. DE. 4472, with
Ne1AtssaaIhNsaEr6a SSeeGGNrr. Mp.-ss acres,
rooms and z rooms; All sutbuiidinss Ia
sood cond,tion; this farm must be sold:
b. zl7s. with BSiTxE1. 81 500. '
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

DOWNTOWN = 4-story modern tapestry
brick building, full basement, oil heat. at
rta na bear gaIage, fire escapes; first
stories with hardwood floors and lava
tories are suitable for once suites and dis
play rooms. The building is strictly mod
HOUSING CO.. DE. ITO, FIR. 47e5
LOVER CONN. .AVE.-Modern BLDG. lime
stone front, splendid investment: posses
days; price. S65, 900. WILLIAM Cot
CORAN HILL CO.. INC. 10 jackson pl
il C6MMERcrAL, Eye st.. near Medical
Center Csnter; 10 rooms baths; excellent
s3Hs EP fds 1 aA1KSHt m.
institution; Sc feet frontase; f7ss wilson =
blvd, next to Wilson Theater, Colonial
vinase. Arlinston. Call 10 TO II am. ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-29

HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and a
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or near salt water with community boat
heating problem: titles guaranteed: prices
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WESLEY BUCHANAN.
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