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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-08
New Motor Law Hits
The Reckless Driver

Maryland's new Motor Vehicle
Financial Responsibility law, which
becomes effective January l, 1916,
strikes hard at the reckless and IT.
responsible driver and should make
the states highways safer, w. Lee
Elgin, commissioner of motor vehicles,
declared.
Elgin pointed out that the law is
not compulsory insurance act and
that it does not require motor vehicle
owners to buy insurance, but, he said,
it will particularly affect those drivers
and car owners, involved in an auto
mobile accident, who are unable or I'M
willing to make provision for reim-
bursement of persons who are injured
or who suffer property damage.
He explained that every driver of a
motor vehicle involved in an accident
in which any person is killed or in
jured, or where property damage
amounts to $50 or more must immedi-
ately forward a report to the commits
sioner of motor vehicles.
If no automobile liability insurance
was in force at the time Of the acct
dent, then the owner or driver has
sixty days in which to settle all claims
and furnish satisfactory proof, deposit
cash or negotiable securities with the
department of motor vehicles in an
amount representing damages to the
other party but not in excess of Sill
600, or deposit a surety bond not in
excess of $1,000.
In event profit is furnished of liabil-
ity insurance, the department will take
no further action, Elgin said, provided
the policy is in amount not less than
$4,000 for one person injured or killed,
$4,000 for bodily injury or death of
two or more persons in one accident,
and at least $1,000 property damage.
Should the owner or driver fail to
meet these requirements, his oper-
ator's license and motor vehicle tags
will be suspended, Elgin said.
A Greek Albanian border battle was
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-08
Many Garrett County
People Attend Forum
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would be released in Garrett county
Release of wild turkeys in Allegany
and Washington counties reached a
total of 400 to 600 last year and the
governor stated this would be in
creased this year. "Similar efforts
have been made by the Game depart
ment towards stocking areas Of Gar
rett and Allegany with chukor part
ridges, while cotton-tail rabbits by the
thousands have been raised and re-
leased.
The efforts initiated several years
ago by the State Game Department
to provide cover and feed for wild life
have met with very splendid cooper
alton among farmers and sportsmen
generally, and it is this type of CO.
operation that will go far towards in
surfing continued interest and success
in every type of conservation endeav-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-08

or.
"The value of Western Maryland as
a recreation center for the people of
our state is recognized and fully APP
preciated by the State administration.
The Forestry Department has done a
splendid job in promoting the use of
the Harrington Manor, New Germany
and Swallow Falls area in Garrett
county,"
Bennett on Program
Known as the nations foremost soil
conservationist, Hugh H. Bennett,
chief of the Soil Conservation Ser
vice, U. S. Dept. of Agriculture, made
a hit on the morning program. He
praised Maryland's work in soil con-
servation.
"Your strides in this field" he said,
speak for themselves and have won
national attention. That's why | al
ways enjoy an opportunity to come
over into your state, meet with you,
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-08
Urges War Veterans
to Retain Insurance

General Omar N. Bradley, Admins.
traitor of Veterans Affairs, today
urged all World War II veterans to
retain their National Service Life In
surance as the soundest investment
they can make for the protection of
their families.
General Bradley also emphasized
that those veterans who have let their
insurance lapse can reinstate it at lit
tie expense and trouble
A policy may be reinstated within
six months after separation from SER
vice by merely paying two months
premium, providing the veteran is in
as good health on the date of applica-
ton for reinstatement as he was on
the due date of the first premium in
default.
After that time, in order to REIN
state his policy, the veteran must I'M
dergo a physical examination. Further
information on this subject may be
obtained by contracting the Veterans
Administration.
-V
Number of soldiers returning from
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-08

life, flood control and marine prob
lens are all included in the general
subject of conservation, according to
Dr.. R. V. Truitt, director of the Dept.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-08

of Research and Education. He en-
phasized the value of research and
education of the public in the prob
lens involved in conservation.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-08

Number of soldiers returning from
Europe in October totaled 100000.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1945-11-08

A Greek Albanian border battle was
Evening star., 1945-05-15
Citizen Suggests
'Neighbor Yards
As PIdyqrounds

A. H. Major, member OF the Ma
tional Gateway Citizens Association,
last night suggested a remedy for
the civic lethargy which has ham,
pered the Northeast groups efforts
to set up boys club. Disband the
association, drop the club, and con-
centrate on helping local youngsters
organize ball games in their neigh
bors' backyards, Mr. jor facetious-
ly advised.
No vote was taken on the Sugges-
ton, but members present applauded
it. Subsequently Norman N. Murray,
president. appointed flve-man
committee to take a census of
juvenile residents of the area and
present it to the District Recreation
Department in support of request
for playground facilities.
Mr.. Murray also reported minor
triumph for the association in per-
suading the Capital Transit Co. to
liberalize its limited stop policy on
buses passing through the peripheral
area. Drivers of lightly loaded buses
now have discretionary power to
pick up passengers at all outlying
Northeast stops, he said.
A motion was passed to request the
Rhode Island Avenue Citizens Asso-
citation to desist from soliciting
members within the Gateway boun-
daries. Elections of 1945 officers,
scheduled for yesterdays meeting,
was postponed until the second
Monday in June.
Evening star., 1945-05-15
HiNcresf Citizens Name
Nominating Committee

The Hillcrest Citizens Association
last night appointed a committee to
nominate officers for the coming
year. Those selected are William
Rice, chairman; c. F. Foster and
A. T. Murray.
Urging the appointment of four
delegates from the association to
attend Southeast Council meetings,
F. P. Randolph, secretary of the
council. pointed out that associa-
ton presidents are ex-oficio dele
gates.
The association voted to renew its
membership in the Federation of
Citizens Associations. 1t also ap-
proved the nomination of M. C.
Robertson as a member.
William Rice was appointed to
represent the association at future
hearings of the District Budget
Committee.
In the absence of the president,
George W. Absher conducted the
meeting, which was held at the East
Washington Heights Baptist Church,
Branch and Alabama avenue Sc.
Evening star., 1945-05-15
Fort Davis Citizens Ask
Changes in Traffic Lights

The Fort Davis Citizens Associa-
ton last night discussed traffic
around Barney Circle and in their
community and recommended sew
eral changes.
William T. Cameron proposed
that letter be written to Traffic
Director William A. Van Duzer to
move the traffic light on the south
west corner of K street and Barney
Circle Sc, to the corner of the cir
Gle and Pennsylvania avenue to
eliminate traffic tieups and the
blocking of a clear passage to K
street.
The group also asked the South
east Council to support the associa-
tion's request to the Traffic Depart
ment to lane the John Philip Sousa
Bridge.
Other resolutions passed by the
members called for a close police
check on the traffic speed on the
Pennsylvania avenue hill between
Branch and Texas avenues and
longer timed traffic lights at Branch
and Alabama avenues.
William A. Duvall, chairman,
presided over the meeting, held in
the Ryland Methodist Church.
Evening star., 1945-05-15
Are you too Conservative
to investigate Tampax?
When you understand this pn-Iess, beIt-Iess poess"
method Of monthly sanitary protection you
may very we'll be converted.

Does ultra-conservatism some
times keep you from enjoying
modern Improvements? Tampax
really IS an improvement in
monthly sanitary protection for
women. Based on the medically
familiar principle of internal alb
sorption and perfected by doc
tor, Tampax is used by millions of
women all over the world.
Tampax needs no belts, pins or
external pads becauseitis worn in
ter,,ally. So there can be no bulges
or "edge-lines" to show. No odor
can form with Tampax and chat
ing is impossible. For reasons
like these Tampax should appeal
particularly to the more careful
part of the feminine population.
Made of highly absorbentsurgi-
cal cotton compressed in appi-
Gators, Tampax is convenient and
dainty to use. The hands need
nevertouch the Tampax and when
it is in place the user is unaware
ofitspresence ;. Tampaxis is quick
Evening star., 1945-05-15

to change, easy to dispose of and
may be worn in tub or shower !.
Sold at drug stores and notion
counters, Tampax comes in 8 ab-
sorbency-sizes (Regular, Super,
Junior to suit early and waning
days, as we'll as individual needs.
A month 'ssupply will go into your
purse. Economy box contains an
average 4 months supply. Tampax
Incorporated, Palmer, Mass. .r~
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-12-07
UP revi ew Of Sumner"
Dos 9~e'G12eoeaa7g By Ms on ="
-Reavis

This week, the best advice can give
is to continue to buy az many VICTO RY
BONDS as often as you can. This is one
sure way to keep the wolf away from
your door when the 60 ing gets tough. The
bonds bought now are doing just as much
good as tho Sc bought during the war end
the maturi ty value is the same. In ten
years, you receive 81 for every So in
vested. This rate Of interest i 8 hard
to beat anywhere.
With pay day just a week away, the
kids still have money in their 20 clrets
and the rate Cd discharges have every.
one In the best Of moods. ....1 no ttced
the attendance at the club IN last week
end wasn't up to par. Yet enough was
done here and there for yours truly to
get In few digs and scratches. ......I
can imagine that quite a few hearts
Will be saddenad and eyes Will be wet
due to recent discharges. The time has
come when the best Of friends must bid
each Their adieu To thbse leaving and
have left. say good-luck and Cod
speed. :. AT TIE Nco:.I noticed the sudd-
en- appearance Of Slsgt Viii tley and e.
Reese. For a while this romance was on
the rocks. Could his leavi ng have any
effect On IT.. 80. Also in the same boat
was Sgt. B.. Pierre and Cpl. D. HILL.
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-12-07

Farewell to Cpl H. Roberts who. has cut
out for god. Rov-fRi end G. Gray prece-
ded her by "a hours. Cpl c.. Drayton.
was ol ayi r1y the ASST man hard. NOTE
TD CRUNPLER: You have fine ice and
I like to hear you sing. but give the
hand a break on some chorouses.. 1t has
been no tt ced that the mouse Will play
when the cat is away. ). THIN NEVER
KEW TILL NOW: That about the time you
learn to make the mast Of life, the.
most IF 1T has g =. That the man who
hest tates Is lost Is the gal who
10 ssn' t. 80. That four out = five women.
haters ara women. That 2. Wedding bands
is Ike a tourni qdet---it stops your
CT rculati =. THAT there; are only two.
XII nds Of w0men-- tho Sc Mha exrect TIL ngs
and th1se who suspect things. ..... That
god advtc is somethtn g ola men give
young men when they can no longer give
then q bad exanfpl e.. That puppy love is
the begin ST a dogs life. See
"TEE CATH
Postscript of the Apache sentinel. [volume] (Fort Huachuca, Ariz.) 1945-1946, 1945-12-07
20 sTscRIpT OF TIE APACHE sETT1NM

M1af5 mr. H1lM@ssl@~ma1NA~lh~'
Q. ~ actua1ly sells surplus prop
arty tn the veteran?
4. He nay buy FROM al 500 sal agency
or may request sWPC act AZ III aren't.
G. What is a dispo sal agencys
4. The government agency which actual
~ SELLS the surplus property. The RFC.
for example, sells such consumer goods
as autos and dry goods, rs we'll IS In
dustria1 plants end heavy "7orodacer"
gooas. ssperate list shows what age---
cies sell what artt cl es.
Q. Aust veteran have had prevt oue
expert ance in q line in wf2i ch he seeks
to establish himself7
i. NJ. Expert ence in the service has
enabl ed many persons to acquire new
skt1ls. Further, it is reco gni zed that
the door to oppn rtunity must not be
clio sed to the persons who vent into the
services MI thout previous 1rEin: ex-
peri ences any kind.
Q. How II; \ capital is veteran re-
qu1red to Z ,ass7
1. This &epende On what he wants to
bay. In proper cases he may arrange
credi t. vi tn SWPC or the agency. viii CHI
sells him his property.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-25
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

RETURNING ARMY OFFICER seeks large
attractive house for PHYSICIANS once and
We cAN SELL YOUR YOU HOUSE and get You
top cash PRICE in p G. M or Va; free
IA secs, J. 3. TIfFEY I son. sfs
s ) oR 3 ROOM HOUSE in Mt. Rainier.
not over 3 blocks from car line and shop
ping center. Will Day $4,000 down Box
LIST -FOUR PROPERTY with us for quick
and courteous service, we have cash buy
Re Is c MI ss4s sahd.y. ss
N 6ss SEP Is
.s Ss sssn went 1ska " les Resso4s
as ssx N sE c. as6 e. r sasp pay
~ GaS srS 60 r 3as So5sE + it. iSi
ss,iSn. Ask for NJ, NJ svo,E.nins; WM
CASH s h r. bis c sn 81 Nd a." property
81 s sstef: ssS yGu Rhode sol
A iiaMaa IA FAMILY VIII VIII buy small modern
home in NV: wsshinston At fair price
sass asss o s
mGd id . nst I and II al
and Dist. of Col. Our, statesmen are
by reason Of their long experience in
phone Georsia 1900. L. T. GRAVATTE,
729 18th st. Rsaltor: Ma. 0753.
home today or s.li to CASH clients su Waiting ting
at full market value: no obligation for ap-
praisals. MITCHELL QUICK, DI. 1881.
800
CASH BUYER Immediately in need of brick
home or BUNGALOW In Bethesda, Silver
Spring or Hyattsville area; prompt action.
COLoRED-KEFiNED FAMILY wants g.
room house in NV. section. oil heat, hard
wood floors; $4,000 cash. Call WI. 257l.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-25
ROOMS WANTED.

CNFURN;, OR FURN. RM.-Elderly. quiet
lady: bathroom fl. privileges. Call Mon.
TWO EMPLOYED, single girls. FBI, private
home vicinity 18th ST. NV. Taylor 6474
after q p m. %"
U. s. ARMY OFFICER desires comfortab BILE
living quarters, including board and room,
for s. -yeat:-,old mother; private home is
desired with companionship of other
elderly ladies; not nursing home. but con-
siderate care. Reply to Box 1871, Star.
800
WILL CARE FOR CHILDREN nights in
exchange for room. Location. near NUM-
tons Eldg,, preferred. Call RE. 800,
Ext. 7956G0 26'
ELDERLY GENTLEMAN wants furnished
room, NV. section. F. e. HAPPEL, 1914
10Th ST. NV. Metropolitan 1916. Must
be clean and airy. 90
TWO NON SMOKING, non-drinking young
ladies desire large room, twin beds. semi
private bath, Arlington, Chevy Chase vic.
Call Ma 1923 weekdays. 1904: 30. 26'
ROOM, private bath; NV. sec
ton; by quiet businesswoman; maximum
$50, Box 113-J, Star. 25*
Gov. girl wants / or 2 un-
furnished rms, pvt. bath. brkfst. privil
Quiet and privacy important. Box 46S-E.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-25
ROOMS Observation-Disclosures

1913 18th ST. NW.-Master bedroom
SS 6o mo1 ned' Nth private Jewish family;
.sie CONN AVE, opposite shoreham Ho-
tel, bus stop, park; attractive large front
$ gTSs 9a5S ST. ss2 he'd
room, private bath, twin beds large closet;
e soi TAy fSSRle 81 STPly; so month;
G9 ,L,RIz- R ST; N.W.-Room neatly
g IniT,ns he'd for ! or Government employed
Ho o5s5 S. each for 2; s. f Tor one q IN -
i393 ST. N.W.-Larse double room, next
oah e fasf s S4 Il
Walter Req Hospital: $40 mo- mo- ! IA a4a g.
s r. CALIFORNIA ST. NW.-Laree dou-
stores and transportation: $40 week: EN-
Played psSs a ADULTS only, DE, 5eo2;
; 91 San,,s S1h ST T., NM-Oouble room for
s ssaf w BGdLEyTE TERRASE, 8. near Mass
Is@s spRIN SG' Rp we S.W S?s- to share
600 s0oi large nm with another girl, inner
Cos QUE ST. S.w.MNi ice furn. rm and
s bath 81 ieE man and wife or 2 men; 81 ca
1895 10th ST. Apt. eo1-poubIe room.
I1TI 5eds gentlemen preferred: $40 each.
GIRL. TO SHARE rm. with another girl
1873 9TH st. no. $50 after pm. or all
81 CoNN. AVE. Opposite wardman
,6S6eS nile bnds to share bedrm with
i door; S37 80 1' each IVA AID AE 5sS6 Trans
PARK, BIS Rodman St NV.
Large r. rm. for or 3 gentlemen, adj.
HohoR RI SA 1 1asn F f2T Mq sT 4'
Girl TO snare large. front room with an
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-25

GARDEN DEVELOPMENT-Spec ever
greens for screen foundation lawn, large
towering shrubs, old-fashioned perennial is
bedding plants heavy clumps of myrtle
for banks, shady spots Grading. seeding,
drainage, maintenance Fences, rustic los
walls, guard rails. pergolas. arbors, trelis
gardens, pools, painting, carpenterins
SOILS better. Free estimates, IL 1925. l.
greens, shrubs. roses. shade and ornamen-
LANDSCAPE GARDENER and Contractor,
grounds. large and small parks. cemeteries,
f feSlaenee grounds specially; seeding.
removed; estimates free. AT $3.50,
SOD delivered and layed Telephone Pooles.
viIie 205s or write WADE BROS, Boyd,
WHEAT, OATS, STRAW. clean, dry. baled
Slo per ton. haul yourself: 2-horse walking
corn cultivator S25 SH. 1862.
TRACTORS-Disk harrow, plows, COM
bines,, balers, lime spreaders. manure
spreaders, all types farm equipment; selling
as ~ agent. Phone Falls Church. Va,
TREE REMOVAL. complete landscaping
large or small: free estimate; covered by
compensation liability and property dam
scApE CO EN-. 4s ma't nN' osss hA ~.
MANURE, well rotted $3.50 for IS bu..
delivered. Also top soil WA. 1888
LOCUST TREES 600, standing, for sale;
IDEAL Tor fence DOStS. on
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-25

WANTED ,ls; TO LEASE or room house,
or vicinity, by permanently located Wash
over S1OQ mo-; will consider something
slightly HIGHER I am forced to Yacate my
present residence as owners are return
boys mS s0nt eontr sas to
ones thoughts they are not destructive.
Your inspection of my present residence
you will find everything in perfect con-
guarantee good care Of your property.
Val ssG SfS q scf fnS ns and family
need roof overhead; 3 bedrooms; Rock
Greek Park F, area area, for seontinrity of school
souse Tor 81 A famiy d SILVER
Spring or vicinity; rent up to 500. 81.
BUSINESS ExECUTIvE-Perm resident,
present home sold, eesires 2 or 3 bedroom
house ne BEES bsst ne 'eosi0n as
HOUSE SOLD, forced to vacate, desire
unfurnishsd 4-room apt or small house
WANTED unfurni sReer'f house A to a41 rent
t nnnd have hay or bedrooms. Call GIL
5-ROOM furnished house by 3 adults: re.
sponsible: permanent; no pets or children
Phone d. 4949 days or GE. 1894 nights
SILVER STRING. MD.-House for rent in
exchange for apt. in Silver Spring. Cali
TWo-BEDRooM HOUSE, UNFINISHED, de.
sired by permaneLt-duty. naval ofncer anc
us Z IsEssn until It slsiR,tS Regssl'
SMALL HOUSE. unfurnished. with fenced
handy TO bus or trolley. Please state renta
and facts. r: o. Box 2012, Wash. 800
bedroom house or apt, furnished or I'm.
{ n.a rrS Gle9e 25' ts. 25.
children in sore need of 3-bedroom furn
or unfnrn. houss or spt. IN Alex: Arl: .ol
Ext ISIS; Or FIX. g744. leave message. %.
STATE DEPT. OFFICIAL desires 3 or 4
bedroom unfinished house before August
/. Tel. Sligo 1888. 25s
MIDDLE-AGED, settled couple, gentle, ne
children. no pets. responsible Govt EN-.
p ! desires small house or apt. for auie,
8 OR MORE BEDROOMS. NV. section
yearly lease; responsible Adults. DU. e29s
NAVY .COurLEs desire furnished houvs
tor month Of July. call ca. 1851. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1945-06-25
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRciNlA.

OWNER SELLING COOL 6-year-old brick
house CONVENIENTLY located in wooded sec;
sse eubaoom SstscSed sarsfs bst
hot.water oil heat; Sl5,760. Call CHI.
III Ne agents, please: -
venient to transportation. stores and
school; lst floor. large living room dining
room sitshsn, bedroom, ehild,s room and
garage, shaded lot; price. $3.50: substsn-
ca s sHIIIiNdsWRa. sseiusiSe as cent
W 1s5o Ia NV yrLGzEfat. our word for
1t that this appealing brick Cape Cod home
viii meet the fancy. Of the most discrim-
with surrounding beauty and yet only i
bus lines; living room with fireplace. din
reiriserator. Z bedrooms with tile bath and
upstairs Is sttrsctiyely finished in inotty
D Dn outdoor sdn. sSd *:
picture Of a very desirable residence; priced
With ARLINGTON REALTY Co. GL. 1900,
SkvERLY HILLS - Beautiful s.year.old
brick Colonial. Splendid location. prewar
WsS arse n yar
en-, rear screen porch and i 4 liz bsth:
essssNm sd 81 is n Sa i neat. os
p s'ss
Colonial home on nice corner lot; LIST a.
consists Of living room. dining room and
fully equipped Kitchen; End A. there are
nice completed recreation room; immediate
possesston; SHOULD sell quickly at &0,9b0
With ressonAhle cash payment. WILLIAM
W JoarsToN. AhnSton Trust 1ldE. cH
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SUBURBAN SALIVA. lcone. B.

SUBURBAN SALIVA. tcest.}.
FOE SALE in, Baltimore. Maryland. fine.
hood 10 minutes to p. ststien auissSIs
dnRs a1 RSi, w. xns
s sssl S s. lRstinqssd Nd Write p g. Box
lyon ,viLIAGE.This j, . very lovely q
s stoEy home heated s'h9 Blk Of G
room with ireplsee, dining room. kitchen
and large porch on the lst a.; bsdroomsi
S.sa ana o isf ping 6 psssh fs
s at.o S6o pSs.ss sion very soon Pf,ss
ssSSSx e.. on
dining room and fully equipped Kitchen.
asnees WIN hwh With o WITH aias and
n winter hoe exp best buy in todays MARKET
Sss'S5iS1 tSs1sE $3.50 So
North WASHINGTON blvd. CHI. 6343.
masonry house, ee bedrooms 1a baaSs. eIee
trio refrseerator. full basement: conveni-
snt to busline a. and shopping center; high
$4,000 furnished. Out Wsshinston Blvd.
St. owner. 1917 No. Powhatan 81 st.. "a. Airing
ton. Fails Church 1202-M.
BUNGALOW. $500; frame. several years
Drice corner ' Io ao bSxi5o IT. 'as olks. 'o os
Wilson blvd bus Has cellar, oil air heat.
sss REy 0nss sk ME MsPa1 81 qs aS
FALLS CHURcH. Wa miles beyond on
Lee highway 5-room h-story, masonry
basement. sarsge, fireplace, refrieerator,
stove, space for more rooms upstairs. Rea.
iSnsfs Sss Saearo sss bum
e of M for phe a
scription and convenient terms Falls
oah 81 rh ieE ahs rcandc Coolest aesn
cations in Arlington County, we have Tor
rear portion Of the lot: living room with
ms sp e dR1 ss. o oyey aaas s and
rooms and bath on. End floor: full base
ment with opening for fireplace, and with
SO Of Is 20 M
desired Coal heat. with air conditioning:
eensT x fshGo na
ton se ss sss5o from %EY
al an 1871 iSGl &c GSu aaas pike Arlington Va
FALLS SHGkcH, YA.-Modsrn Cap. Cod
house, years old. with 3 bedrooms,
Kitchen nd b dpins ,ens yns room bath
with recreation room, brick and glass tie
at CASH s'fss See MR AND PI MIS-
BAYLIss. Cherrydale Grill, 1852 Lee hwy.
1 A5instoR I1, Va ;c Phone Oh .,, 1915.
s;s "a e, modern !I,ni home xmeFssa r.:
equipped kitchen. nice y srounds 'f inspec,
d tion any thine after Sunday. oxford