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The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13
Army Releases Football Star Withg4I Poirts
TRIPPI, GOOD
 TYPIST;tISTED .hS 'SuRPLuS'

Clearwater, fia., oct. la-(UP)- SiSgt. Charles Trippi, described by All-Amerlcan Tom Harmon as the ''best football player I've ever seen" said today that he had been told not to talk about how he was dis charged from the army with only al points.
 War Department sources said in washington that TTippi was released because his commanding officer de- ,lared him surplus under an army directive issued last Saturday,.
 Two Tampa, Fla, newspapers edi- sorially accused Georgia Congress men of using Influence" to get Trippl back on the University of Georgia calnpus--and gridlr0n. The Times blamed the War Department, which, 1t said, "has listened care- fully to the demands Of Georgia pol- iticians who want Q bowl football Seam." The Tribune said 1t believed "the highest political pressure in Georgia gained the stars Tee lease." rAaei
 Tn Washington, Senator Walter ?. George. Democratic Senator from Georgia, commented only. that "all the army did with him was play him in their own football games" Trippi starred with the Third Air Force 0remlins.
 Trippi, who came from Drew Field, Tampa, to his home here for a visit with his wife end child, said that he had applied for release some time ago" and now would return to the university within Q day or two.
 Not Needed?
 Drew field officials said Trippi had been declared surplus" and there- fore could be released without 70 points, One soldier disputed this, saying Trippi could type 36 words a minute and could do clerical work now done by overseas veterans,
 T can type faster than 3S wordS a rninute," Trippi said. when asked about this.
 He enlisted in the Army reserve In December, io42 and entered active service in April, i94S. He served at four army bases in the United States.
 At Atlanta. . spokesman for the Georgia Alumni Association said that 1t was Q sacrifice for Trippi to returne to school, since "he could make Si6,000 e year in professional football" l" The spokesman denied any Influence was used.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13
Sailor Outruns KeIIeytond Brown

Providence. R. H., Oct. i3-(UP)-- Sailor Charlie Robbins of the New Brunswick (Me) naval airbase had regained hls national and New Eng land AAU 20-kilometer road race titles today after capturing q race that featured . Columbus Day cei- ebration here.
 Pressed throughout the distance by inarathcner Johnny Kelley Of West Acton, Mass, and Ellison (TarEan) Brown, the Westerly The dian. Robbins covered the course in i:0o.27. It was 30 seconds slower than his winning time over the same course last year but was con- sidered good in view of the fact that much of the race was run in Q heavy rain.
 Kelley was second, Anthony Ma. delros was third, followed by Brown, and Don Heinicke of Baltimore.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13
Arnold, Todd
 In Net Finals

Mexico City, Oct. i3-(UP)-Two Californians, Mary Arnold and Pa- tracia Todd, met today in the fi- nals of the womens division of the Pan-American tennis tournament U, s. singles champion Frank Park or meets Francisco Segura, defend- ing champion, in the mems finals tomorrow.
 Miss Arnold advanced to the fl. nals with a 7-5, 6-3 conquest of Mary Do Weiss of Argentina, and Mrs. Todd defeated Dorothy Head, >e-4, Gel.
 Parker eliminated Alejo Russell of Argentina, e-7, Gel, 6-l, and Segura busted Bob Falkenburg, of Holly wood, 6-2, 7-5, 60.
 Parker and Segura teamed to go Into the doubles finals winning from Falkenburg and It. Roy Grimes, 6-3, e-3, lo-l7. Their op- ponents will be the winner of todays piayoff of . suspended match be- tween Weiss and Russell and the Vega Brothers of Mexico,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13
ILEAvENlNORTh
 7-21 TO HAMDEN il
.iannolaI tn Tha nemocratl

Especial Go The DemOcrnO
 Hamden, oct. I2-Scoring seven points in three of the four periods of play, the well-drilled Hamden high 0reenies presented an aerial attack against Leavenworth high of Waterbury that ended in Q 2i-7 football victory before plenty of peo- pie here this afternoon. The teams matched bouchdowns In the first and second quarters, Hamden scoring first on straight football capped by Q final rush from the Waterbury five.
 Tn the second period, Leavenworth scored as half time was running out, Nick LoRusso, big Leavenworth fullback galloping nearly 30 yards on an off-tackle play for @ score.
 Meeting a better defense in the third quarter, Hamden took to the air from the Leavenworth 30; a pass from Meder to Maxted being good for a touchdown the latter run ming about IS yards, into the end zone. Tn the final quarter, @ pass, Perkins to Medcr was good for the final Hamden tally.
 An interesting angle of the game was that all four tries for points after touchdowns were good.
 When the game finished, Leaven- worth was inside the Hamden five yard line. Score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13
Woods WoIIops
 WeIch, N. E. Kinq

Boston, Oct. l3- (UP) - Walter (Popeye) Woods of Long Island City, N. r., held a l0.round victory over New England middleweight champion Coley Welch of Portland, Me. today after presenting as classy a boxing exhibition as Boston has seen in many years,
 Woods gained a unanimous deci- sion last night over Welch before 8,676 fans.'
 Woods weighed i67, Welch, i66is, for the bout that drew . gross gate Of Si8,e20 for Q net of Sl3,o77
 Tn preliminaries; Frankie Waters 1854, Boston, stopped Johnny PaVia, Al. Boston d; Charlie Sar- do, i57. Revere, stopped Ken Con- ley, l63. Boston (0; Dave Andrews, l4ih, Lowell stopped Victor Jade, l30h, Philadelphia (O; Bernie McNally, 1854, Cambridge, stopped Willie Bell, i86. Chicago (2); Billy Tordiglione, 146, Boston, drew with Abe Kaufman, 140, Philadelphia (8).
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13
Donbury Auto Races

Danbury, oct. lS.-~Little sleep was had last night ct Gasoline Alley by tine EaSt's leading midget auto race drivers, with the thought running through the minds Of all those speed merchants that each and everyone of them has the pos. ability of walking of with two feature event wins tonight ct the Danbury Speedway.
 The prime factors that have these raceway jockeys at such c tension are, the doubling Up Of the prize money, the double points to De scored in the seasonal champion ship ratings and the singular dis. tinctioi of being the only race driver in the UgA to ever accom- piish such c feat over c midget racing strip.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13
MeNon,ee Nausy Swim CopfOin

Naugatuck, oct. 1S-Janlee Mc.. Nance was reelected captain of the Naugatuck Y. M. 0. A. swiitis ing team ct its first meeting of the season ThurSday night. Arthur Carlson was again chosen manager and George Nardello was elected assistant manager. "
 Plans for c party to be held eth. CT at Christmas time or at the end of the swimming term were diS. cussed.
 Members of the " Varsity" team include: Alex Sullivan. Richard Warner, Eugene Scranton. William Scranton, walter Jablorski. Charles White, John daspar, Raymond Cuddy, MT. McNaTnee and Mir. Carl- son.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13
Boys Club Sports

A spirited volleyball game was played at the Boys club Thursday night between the North Square Terrors and the North End Bone Crushers in which the Terrors came out winners after Q tough battle. The score stood IA to l3 for sev- eral minutes, each team fighting hard to keep the ball in the air. When finally Bob Miscavage of the Terrors. with q short, quick dip. sent the bail straight down near the net making the 18th point. Ricco Guerrero captain of the Bone Crushers. although on the losr ing team, has "a well organized squad under goc,l control
 These teams will also play in the Boys Club touch football league on Saturday afternoon.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13
Fiahts Lost Night
RY VJNITEO PRESB


 New York-Aliie Stolz. iS4, New. ark, N. l., outpointed Pedro Tirpo, i3i 3/4, Camden, N. ]. (i0).
 Boston-Walter (Popeye) Woods, i07, Long Island City, ". F., outs pointed I'd ColOy Welch. i0eM Port- land. Me. do).
 Worcester, Mass-Johnny Moran. i67, Boston, stopped Maurice Clous tier, i68, Manchester, N. II. (D.
 Worcester, Mass, Oct. i3 -- (UP) Johnny Moran. l57, Of Boston stopped Maurice Cloutler, Iee, Of Manchester, N. Hi, in the fourth round of . scheduled eight-round bout at Mechanics hail last night. Tn preliminartes Oscar 9t. Pierre, i4e, Fail River, stopped Baby Tiger Flowers, il6, Worcester CD; Frankie Ross, i62, Boston drew with Kenny James, lbi, Waterbury, Conn. (O; Charlie seleste, l20, Cambridge, stopped Al Piourde. l32, Derry, N. IT,, CD.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13
NAVY.PENN STATE

Annapolis, Md, Oct. B -- (UP) - Injuries kept three of Nayy's act backs on the sideiines today, but the MIddieS still ruled heavy favorltes over Penn State In q battle of un- defeated teams before Q Centennial celebration crowd of 10000.
 Henched hy injuries were 2oh Jenkins. Clyde Scott, and Bob Kelly.
 The game was Q feature Of the Naval Academy's tooth anniversary.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13
WoteFtown High Soccerites Win
(speciaI to The DernOcraty

Watertown, oct. l2-Sparked by m excellent attack which developed two goals, and defensive play led by Captain Ray Archer that held the opposition scoreless, Coach Bob Cooks Watertown high soccer foot ballers shut out Thomaston high 20 here this afternoon. For winners, 0iroux and Jaeger kicked goals during the game.
 Next week, Watertown meets Taft Prep in a return game Wednesday and takes on Seymour High Friday; both games ct the local high school field. Score:
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13
Friday Football
BY UNITED PRESS

Boston College 2S, NYU 0. Maryland 22, Kings Point Mer- chant Marine Academy 6.
 Miami Fla) 2I St. Louis Univer- sity 0.
 Syracuse l2, West Virginia 0. Temple 64, Bucknell o.
 Wilberforce 6, Tuskegee o. Kemper Military i3, Bonneville !. Kansas 34, Washhurn o. Oklahoma A & M 20, Southern Methodist l2. a
 Drake 34, South Dakota State o. Denver q, Utah 2.
 Camp Hood 20, John Tarleton O.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13
TRACK BOSS DEAD

{ Boston, Oct. lS-(UP)-Jarnes M. GAnnehan, 43, of Jamaica Plain, general superintendent of the Mar. RAgansett Park race track ct Paw. 4ncket, R. l.. died at . hospital here Hast night following q three.week 6llnesS Linnehan was . former gen- prAl manager Of the Suffolk Downs kace track at East Boston.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13
SHADES or BEN FRANKLIN

Bost0il = (UP) = Thrifty Ben Franklin would be pleased with this news about his native state. savs ings bank deposits in Massachu. setts have reached on all.tInic high Of e2,TOO, 600 900, according to Presi- dens Charles !. Batcnian. Jf. Of the gayires Bank Aasn, Of Maasaelau. satts.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13
YALE-COLUMBIA BY JOE CUSTER

New York, Oct. 13-(UP)-Colurn- bias LionE, described by Coach Lou Little as his best football team since the Rose Bowl squad of 1882. faced their most important test Of the season today in an Ivy League assignment against Yale at Baker field.
 More than 10000 fans were expect. cd for the renewal between the old rivals,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13
Army 5-2 Over Michigan Today
By OSCAR TRALEY United Press Sports Writer)

New York, Oct. i3-(UP)-Armys Codets, unbeaten and touted as un. beatable, made the first of three appearances in the Big Town" to. day against the well-regarded Michi gan Wolverines ct Yankee Stadium.
 A capacity crowd of nearly e0,0O0 fans was expected. Army ruled q 5 to 2 favorite to defeat the Big Ten Conference representatives.
 exan 1llAnaIna, -.-
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13
PENN.NORTH CAROLINA

Philadelphia, Oct. 15 ~ (UP) ~ unbeate1 Pennsylvania sought its third straight football victory today. facing North Carolina before 45O0O fans.
 Penn was 'ed by Freshman Quar- teTback CatEep Kalcons, the third
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13
PITT.MICHIOAN STATE

Pittsburgh, oct. i3 (uP) n. Pitt's rejuvenated Partners were favored to win third consecutive football game today against Michi- gan State. A crowd of 16.000 was on hand for the first meeting betweei, the schools.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13
GAS TRUCK PHONES NO GAS

Portland, Mo- (UP) After de- iivcring 5000 gallons Of gasoline to dealers on his route, the driver sf large trailer truck raB out Of gas just two miles from his cOmp@eg's
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13
BOSTON BOXING

Boston, oct. i3- (UP) = Jimmy McDanlels, Los Angeles welter- weight, and George La Rover of Montreal will meet in tine feature l0-round bout of an all.star boxing show at Boston Garden Friday night. Ht nu ,@
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13
Ex-OLYMPIc DIES

Boston, oct. 13--(UP) Francis A. (Red) eypott, 64, of Jamaica Plain. former amateur hockey player and q member of the U. s. Olympic hockey team in 1924. died at the West Roxbury Veterans Hospital last night. He had been employed as . printer by the Boston Herald for the past 20 years.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13
The linAunR.

Referee: Francis A' heatlnB, Fitchburg Teachers. Umpire: D. Leo Daley, Boston College. Linesn1an: John R. McPhee, Oberlin. Field Judge: J. R. Lehecka, Lafayette.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13
MARYARD.TT. OF ROCHERTRR

Canlbridge, Mass, oct, i3 = (UP) Harvard, still looking for its first gridlron triumphy of the season. was . slight favorite to defeat the Uni- vcrslty of Rochester today at liar. yard Stadium.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13

time in 66 years of football that . first year man was captain. Fresh. man Bob Deuber, who gained l00 yards ill seven tries in the first two games wag promoted t0 . starting position.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13
NOTRg DAME.DARTMOUTH

B0llth Bend. Ind, Oct. 13 = FUPJ --Notre Danes surprising Irish, two-tirne victors this season. today met Dartmouth in the Mid-Wegt's top intergectionai football game. A crowd Of 3OyO00 was expected.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13

Watertown substitutes; Gsrceau, Finley, Lorenson, Goldberg, Locchl, Josophson, Franklin, Boubquet, II, Garner, Cocco, TTaub. Goals scored time: Watertown l; Thomaston o. Referee: Connie Sullivan.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13
(,IgHEpRTJL APPROACW

Cleveland, (UP) Cheerful EI- nlcr WIgchmeier's advertising matches say. "f want 2 c U 8 4 customer Of mine"
 Wischmcicg is funeral director.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13
(21D (7l LEAvnNwORTH

Touchdowns, mado by Palleria, Maxted 2, LoTIusso. Points after touchdowns, made by Waltermyre Manclni 1,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13

IRA. MAJOR LEAGUE (Mattatuek RocFeation)
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13
gara, UmpIFcs' Tsank 6, BeFglF

Ohrepbergor, "rt., on, ,r, flcld Judge Fred II, Wallncc, Washing ton.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1945-10-13

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Evening star., 1945-07-21

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Evening star., 1945-07-21
Uncle Ruy's Corner

A reader has written to ask me to
tell something about Lebanon, a
little land which came into the
news several weeks ago, along with
Syria.
In the first place, let us note that
Lebanon is a section of the old
country of Syria During the past
few years it has been claSSed as a
free republic" and some laws have
been made by the members of the
Chamber of Deputies who were
voted into power there in l943. Yet
foreign troops are stationed in Le-
banon, and it can hardly be said
that complete freedom exists. The
people hope for such freedom when
things settle down following the
war.
Lebanon, in its present limits, has
an area of BATS square miles, 1t is
about three-fourths as large as the
State of Connecticut. The latest
census estimates gives the popu.
lation as 1,143,000.
In ancient times the long sea-
coast region of Lebanon was part
of Phoenicia. Another section OF
ancient Phoenicia is in Palestine.
Lebanon borders the northern enc
of Palestine. Fine forests Of cedar
trees used to grow on the lower
slopes of the Lebanon mountains
In the Bible we read about the "ce-
dars of Lebanon" which were used
by Solomon to build his temple at
Evening star., 1945-07-21
Take My Word for 1t
Saturday Miscellany.

Shreveport: A friend pronounced
LENIN as "lee-NINE." Is this cor
rect?-Mrs. j. D. M.
Answer-The customary English
pronunciation is LEN-in. The
Russian pronunciation, as nearly as
it can be shown in phonetic SPELL
ing is LYAY-lyin
ing is: LYAY-lyin.
STAIN (the name means "steel')
is usually given the American pro-
nunciation: STAH-leen. The Rus
sian is approximately STAL-yin.
Carlsbad: Is food "eatable' or
edible e"?-G. w.
Answer-Either is correct. Edible,
however, is used oftener.
Wilmington: We have named our
baby girl PENELOPE. Please give
the meaning and pronunciation
Mrs. S. H.
Answer-It means "a weaver"
Pronounce it pee-NELL-oh-pee.
Ogden: Please distinguish be-
tween character" and reputation"
ID. NJ.
Answer-Character refers to ones
moral standards Reputation refers
to the esteem or lack of esteem in
which one is held by ones fellows.
Thus, man of high character may
be placed in a wrong light and come
to have an evil reputation, and vice
versa.
Oklahoma City: Am I sick at or
to my stomach?-J. T. M.
Answer to . ;" Is dia-
lectal. Better say I am sick at my
stomach. Or. I am nauseated.
| Newport: Please distinguish be-
tween oculist, optician and optom-
etrist.-W. T.
Answer-An oculist is a physician
who specializes in the treatment Of
defects and diseases of the eye.
/ An optician is not doctor" He
makes or deals IN glasses and optical
| instruments.
An optometrist. pronounced OPP
| lTOM-e-trist, examines the eyes by
means of instruments, charts, etc.
and prescribes glasses. He does not
prescribe medicine, perform surgery
or otherwise treat" the eyes.
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Evening star., 1945-07-21
FARMS FOR SALE.

s-ACRE FARM, ? rooms and bath, also
laundry room and laundry tub; barn: ex-
beautiful shade trees and shrubbery; bu:
IN this prOperty 70 | si656o s ssooo @ Vs6s Or
ssh ss 5ss1e Ssanee ss rent Fps sEa
ESTATE, Chain Bridge, Oakton, Va
100-ACRE FARM in Fairfax County, about
22 miles from Washington; good house,
erty: merchantable timber: 2-road front:
easily financed S1o,750,. THOMAS & CO.
NEAR NEas cHsRnoTTEsvlIfE HifGas 1Yf yAaa7 acres
county a 5000 Peach Ire Trees. Elberts tsaIta and
Mse geas sros aTsty sales ooe Dpe tcsss aSS
Broom. farmhouse, 2 tenant houses, bank
barn, large fruit packing house, orchard
~nerD Dfra rsnseea sFn o ssa ce nspass spsd
ss peed az sseres slhse sisooo oa oWnei ova
LANE M sf wss asI Hail. hs' var Abemars coanfy
aYATiTiES''@iss5 y ACRES on wicomict
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sandy beach. tidal water. Excellent duck.
ing, hshing, grabbing and oystering. Price
s4a;a99 1900 a, shoEn SyTr only BY ,appointment
Mount Victoria, Nd. Telephone waysid, d,
Ied IotpouS yiS Z SoTSTy RlS1s Eyshanss Va t.
200 acres: an additional 200 acres adjoin
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watered;. has beautiful stone residenc,
facing the Blue Ridge Mountains; a eft,
home with all modern improvements il
the country. three baths, electric Kitchen
etc; farming implements and crops can bt
included. II you are looking for a postwar
home here 1t is at prewar prices Cal
Emerson 3419 evenings for particulars. OF
consult your broker,
Rosaryville rd. of Grain highway; dwell.
ing, stable, cattle barns. granary, to.
bacco barns, one tenant house, 80 acres
woodland. Apply z. g.. HOLLOWAY. 2s
Light st., Baltimore. Nd. Lexington 1915
Evening star., 1945-07-21
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH, IN Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Write
MOVE in this 5-room ard bath bungalow,
all nicely furnished, on beautiful shaded
lot near Chesapeake Bay and North
Also. one Groom and bath, IR-story. al
nicely furnished; garage. Toulouse and
S5eweg bath; lf sn.;d, located on corner lot,
berry; near and overlooking the Chesapeake
Bay. Both of these summer homes are in
inspect ea HIvE Srisd Ef va fa5
day and evening.
WANTED-Rent small ocean or bay-front
CO.. CO.. age: se3, ami; July 22-Aug. .. PAYNE
SPECIAL BARGAIN-Mason's Beach. on
the. bay, restricted. 33 miles from Wash
q, beautiful modern home, overlooking
oil heat, attractiyeiy furnished for com
ton. Beautiful h sSfabbery. M s.'ss Act TO-DAY to-day
70 secure this unusual waterfront. home.
WRics attractive pnsi u Rth
property. Price. $4,000. B. M. oDUM.
ssis EXCLUSIVE ssas agent 1425 Eye St NV RE
COTTAGE WANTED, month Of August or
Sept; | to 5, on bay or ocean. GE. 3404,
WANTED WAN ( 6i 70 RENT. month Of Ausust-
sottsss "a Ssy Sa RA Rss
AVALON SHORES. Shady side, Md ass
WANT TO RENT waterfront cottage, Au-
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LAKE JACKSON, a 12-mile fresh-water
lake, 81 miles in Virginia, the catskills Of
Virginia. Boating, swimming. fishing. We
have several real log furnished cottages
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81, 500. terms. few more left. See them
while they last. Come out or call Manas-
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MODERN, furnished 5-room cottage. next
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motor. Lake Jackson, Va, 81 miles from
D. C. CHI 1885,
COTTAGE on salt water wanted August
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Evening star., 1945-07-21
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

44ai ST. BARNABAs RID. $3.50 acres
wooded land, suitable for ssubtdiiyisiop I mi
so UR on %sn hehws1 n nsar
beautiful building sites, valuable CONNER
cial location: priced for immediate sale.
HeREs G8 g. Ph9ne md sSbSrBs xsnBs y MI i2S
hard road. cleo. tele. OWNER. BOX 1871
60 ACRES. subdivision: land close in. Mont
gomery County. on main highway; $4,000;
adjoining property selling $1,000 per acre.
FOR sALE-i45 acres of timberland in
Fairfax Co, Virginia. 90 miles from d. G
s40-foot frontage on hard-surfsced road
Much merchantabie timber with good stand
gTOpsTty seEsTs good building sites sites
with Heatilator fireplace and, steel case.
ment windows. Property being sold to
dissolve partnership, so6d Sunday cali OWNER
6sil ACRES. near Accokeek. Md. Is mile.
from from District i line $500 & on hare hard foad y,of
S471. JAMES E. MAHoNEY. WOODWARD
100 AcREs-Fronts on 2 roads and bott
farmland, 20 acres woodland. ! 8 mile
Of to Tak9m s%. m ps5n fstsOs t9
EXCEPTIONAL Exceptional be
cause 1t is a small tract of 80 acres, with
a beautiful stream through 1t, well wooded
with large trees and offering a prett!
from Washington. Mighty hard to inC
such a combination close to Washington
Price. S2,750. Phone GE 7O37.
estate, miles to D. c., adjacent Z
| attractive properties: near Pennsylvania
R.R. station and Greyhound bus. WO. 4466
NEARLY 100 ACRES Of beautifully located
partly woodland and partly cleared lanc
| in Arlington County: may be divided
water and sewer available w. S. EOGE
Jr.. CH. 0600. 3s15 Lee hwy. Not oper
CoLoRED-IN GOOD SECTION Of Fair
/ fax County a little over miles from
| Fairfax Courthouse; tracts of to 5 acrei
/ in growing colored community W s
HOGE, Jr., CHI. 0600, 3S15 Lee hwy. No
| open Sunday