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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-10
John ]. luwloP

John J. Lawlor died at his home in Baltimore, Md, after a brief in~ ness
 Born in Waterbury, he was ohe son of the late Patrick and Julia Hickey Lawlor.
 Besides his wife. Isabel Morris Lawlor of Baltimore, Md. he is sur viyed by a daughter, Mrs. Joseph fenoyel of Naugatuck, @ sister, Mrs Thomas Francis; two brothers, Wil- liam II. and Henry P. all Of Water bury, a danghter-in-law, Mrs. oJhn rawlor. Hoadley Street, Naugatuck l7 grandchildren, 6 great-erand- children, several nteceS and ne- phews living in Waterbury, Bridge port and Boston.
 Funeral services will be held from his home with burial in Balti- more, Md.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-10
Over 300 Attend FoTemen's Party

Over 900 fnenbefs and saesls of the Industrial Foremen's Club ats tended q Ladies Night program iast night at the YM.c.A, Philip j. fsocbon, president Of the club, was master of ceremonies
 Entertainment Nas furnished by the Waterbury Civic Theatef pres senting an original radio script, and oeofKes v, Campbell of Cincinnati, Ohio lie trained soldier song leaders Co the Army foF a monthss
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-10
Closing NoOeno Services nela

Concluding services la tlse noveNS m honor et the fmmacolase Con- ceps3on were held at ssse Charoh of the Immaculate ooacept1oA laSs evening, The novenA waS con20ct~ ea by the Rev, MSchaea 2, 0Ooa~ nell. ClM
 The noVena IS an annual event sN honor of the psrlShS patroaeS,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-10
Mrs. Alex VorkoIo

Mrs Nellie varkala of i10 Con- gress Ayeue. died Saturday at St. Marys Hospital after a brief ill., ness Mrs. Varkala was born in Lithuania and came to this country and Waterbury g years ago. She gas a cOmmunieant Of St. Joseph's Church.
 Besides her husband. Alex, Sne is survived 6y a daughter. Mrs. Peter Ziiinslras-
 The funeral will be held Eamo-- row morning at l0:30 from the Stokes Funeral Home. eo4 Riverside Street to St. Joseph's Church for g
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-10
Mrs: Anno |. Woodinq

Mrs. Anna Ives wooding. widow of Howard Wooding. died last night at her home at 1899 Highland Ave- nne Ext. in the Platts Mills sec- ton.
 Mrs Wooding was a member of the Congregational Church in Naugatuck for 50 years.
 Born in Fulton. N. T.. she had lived here 5o years.
 Surviving is e daughter, Mrs. Florence Tf1lsiano. Piatts Mills.
 Funeral services are in charge Of Bailey Funeral Home. @ Oak Street. Naugatuck. time and other arrangements to be announced.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-10
Bristol Teachers Miss Poekafhooks

Bristol, Dec. lO--A Nold thlef ea~ tered the clarence A, Bingham School tuFgne Eeee@ yesterday morning end took two teecheIe purses from their cla@ rooms, police reported. tAla nouehtallne ot % High street. hrst grade teecheN lost sgO, aid Nlna blndholm cg tol Queen street, fourth grade teecher, last SIS, Thleves recently robbed teachere desks in Manchester, Newfneton and other towns.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-10
ReserOe Officers
 MeetSnr TonSrkf

Members of Waterbury Chapser Reserve Officers Association, win discuss winter program al A naect~ ing tonight at 8 at fhe StA4e Arm o1y, Col, william J. St, Jahn. ohap> ter pswaAdent, vii preside,
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-10
No NoQ 1onea
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Wem nnr4A ta 4 <0NA N4& esee& s4 aGa 8 a Ns& 9lnNNR wUNAS lA WslA sMR NNNnA @aA4M m ~ &GEeaa Dec. a 98 &eNUA
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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-10

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-10
ITed kdneys Often Bring SIeepless NigIIk

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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-10
Common Count Writ Placed on Record

Anna B- KeAdel of Waterbury xas named defendant in Common Pleas Court yesterday in a $500 action hy Marie c Rahin0Eitz oi Brooklyn. NY. The suit waS brought in the form Of a common count wTs1- and details wi1l be supplied in an amendsd complaint later
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-10
Richard L0nglOis Home in FurlOuGh

Richard LAngloaz- fireman lie, son of Mfr and AGrz- Albert Lang s1az. 17 Lsadl0w Street. B nOE on EeaEe here A former Et16en1 as LeaEenzO<Eh Hagh School. he en- tered the Navy in July l945- Lang IOss spent the pasE 14 months in the Pacific aboard a destroyer.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-10
Fonnick Post Plans Joint Fmstollotton

Final plans Tor the joint Install iatlon of newly-elected oiIlcefS or David l.. Fannick Post, Jewish War Veterans, and Auxiliafy, wtll be an nounced at a meeting tomorrow night at B:30 in the Waterbury ae~ brew Institute. Post comdr sam uel Lipetz win preside
 The joint installation has been scheduled for Sunday evening at the Beth El Synagogue. The ofn~ cers-elect will meet with Comdr.- elect Rudolph Hennick prior to the regular session tomorrow.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-10
Mrs. SeOrs EnteFeOins At Shower
 TimBsy coWehIin
 EStsSS NewinstOn
 Nefs' Hospital

Wssssvttis. De-, fo,-Afn, Marx Sears entertained at a s5OBeF sat- t1tdsy evening 1B honoT Of Ms. sears AaAagg1seg-3B-tag, hffs, Loihs Or of Hsg HaSen, 0assls included, Aera Raymond Peek Of fEaryfnsoa. Mrs WItb1r Smith Of Reynolds BFidss. Ata 1sens cys, bfss Bertha Or. MB Bertha Rood, hfts. 0ertFwe tA0e zn1 nfrs, Ceosge fsassest of Waterbury. tfA f<esits Or aia6 Nfs, Pstll1ils Sears, and Miss osoFsianna
 Dlatse fsood infant danxater of Mt. ao1 tfA Wesley Rood q 14e Chester Avenue. Was 1iseilafged from g. Mays Hospital yesterday.
 hGF asS1 Mrs Thomas 0arg1ty Of PoOesax, Ark, are parents of a laughter. fassSieaa Am. born Dee. { 3t9 PS1cen3S, The naby is a afand- 14t2S9seg q Mf, and Mrs. Peter GafS3gg Of 1S F0s1 ffill Avenue, and NS, 4n1 bsf1 1saAase11 williams 0f pSoes8x, formerly 0f DoSnes Street
 Mss Russell Williams has been on he sick tiss f0g the past several ossks at her home tn Pss0enix.
 Carisaanas PaRsg
 The Casper 6 Dsy1s P0Ss, AmeT1- Sn LeZs0s Attx1ti4sy, held q meet ltlE 12ss eseDatag 8n Fi0Tessers Hat, so5loned hy . Christmas party and sss5-sag
 The Swedish Weaving Club rfii J1ess this evening at the home Of Mrs, Bat1Dh Benson 0n PssssFBOD Court
 TTe weekly Prayer meeting w1il 1S he'd this epen3tg a3 Q As 0Gspel B21l O0 TT1o1Sass0n Avenue.
 The womens Society. for Chris tan G@Tv1ee Of Grace Metkodis4 Church p11 meet t0faosTog eyen- ing at 5>50 tn the church paT1ors.
 Covered Dish Sapper
 The Women Of Q. Pat1s Episco- 1a1 Church recently held ssse4T aa- n1Aa1 Christmas party and eoyered 1ssb S11pes. 4 handmade qn11f TzS presented Co sfae Rev. and Afrs. BOoeTt Beegs a . gift from the w0Enen.
 These present were. Mrs Ralph Grain. AGss. E1gasd CoOkson. AGsS. Homer Senior. Mrs. Leon Tosten. MSs. Walter Fox. Mrs. Richard WOOd3nS, Min Sara Ford Mrs Cora Dasses.
 1drs- Randosvh Prank. HGrs. wII- liam W1fte. IGias Alice LOgenson. Aetas Ratb Batefelor. Aatas Audrey Prank. Mss G1og1a Sheldon. Miss N8ney LO1 Tossen. Miss Viola SqnaSsz. 1dAas Jean French Mrs Judith Hts1eT. b1ss Herbert Bar sale. Mrs. Cnasses GseTens. Mrs. william Wolf. Mrs George Taeker. 4s5. HzrTy Gregory. Mrs. Clifford Clark. 16rs. Irv4ng Robinson. NTs. George Ba81ey. Mrs John we1eh. Mrs. Alfred Ernfnors and AarB Rich ard 1Ginnansan-
 The Junior YOa1ng Peoples Fsl- sUwAh9p of g. Pzm9S Cnnsen were guegs9 Gzn64y evening os the Mefno- 6tss Youth Fs1l0zzatp of Grace AGeEE1O6sss Cnnreh-
 A large number Of canned foods were contributed Sunday ss Grace Methodist Church for the rsew Ha- Ten Hcme for the Aged F1nane1al donations were also accepted
 Mss Naney Plats ~1ll speak on her experiences as a nHrEe tn inc Pi1i1iypareS and Japan during the Tzg st . meeting of the 1n-Be- sweene1s of the F7rEt Methodist Church EonOg1OE eTenang al 6 Miss Paatt served oserseAs tE0 yearB-
 GmilM t0 C9nreme
 The Altar Guiid of St Pzuls Episcopal Church xin mee1 tOnor- TOW evening at e>30
 Tmmy COash1tn Of FabeT AFenne aas been dasefarSed from Ss- MaTTs Hospital and has been admitted 10 the Q. 6 Veterans Hospital tn Eewfnwe0n.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-10
. -
 DIED

VARKALA-In this city, Dec. 7th, 1s46, Mrs. Nellie varkala, of no Congress Avenue. Funeral tomorrow morning at l0:30 o'clock, from Stokes Funeral Home, e94 Riverside Street, to St. Joseph's Church, at 11:0e. Burial in Calvary Cemetery.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-10
Hospital Bulletins

CCIhding ID the wA1eT O- tAa Crosby High School swimming poo. yesterday with another sE1mmeI. Richard Dzxon. 17. son of Mfr An6 Nrs. Vincent Dixon Of @ Revere Street. suffered a possible brain eoneusS5Cn- The youth. admitted to'waterHzEy Hospital as , P NJ was reported to be in good con diSiOn today
 John COaahellO. 4s. 0f S7 Van Or man Street. Oakv1lle. was treated early Last evening al Waternary Hospital for ahrASsOnS Os the seal. and sprained neck muscles z1s- tained ina fan from a ladder
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-10

solemn high Mass at Il. Burial will be in Calvary cemetery, Friends may call at the funeral home this afternoon and evening.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-10
FUNERALS

The funeral Of Thomas P. Crow 1eT of 25S Wood Street. wtll be held from the Mulyille Funeral Home. Z70 West Main Street. tomorrow at sis A. M to Sacred Heart Church 5oT a solemn high Mass at o'clock. Burial viii be in SE Mary's Ceme- tery. Salisbury. Friends may eall al the funeral home today from ' to 10 ?. M
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-10

The Swedish Weay9nz C1nb rft1 11ess this evening 4t the home Of Mss. Ba1urh Benson on Ps4ssFsO1 Court.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-10

The Casper 6 DsS1s Post, Ames1- sn LegS0s Atts1i82Sy, held q meet lt1g ass evening ia F0ressers Hat, 'oSlowe6 b . Christmas party and sa1-sag.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-10

TTSe weekly Prayer meeting viii 5e held this evening a3 . As 0Gspel 8zr 0n T530saassOn Avenue.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-15
PRAYER MEETING
PAGE FOUR

Prayer meeting will be held in
the Allen Center Baptist church
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Plain City Section

was enjoyed by IS members and
one guest.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. F. Andrews en-
tertained the New Deal club at
their home, last week.
Mayor Edward Willis discussed
the inhalator which is being OBJ
tanned for Plain City through pub
lie subscriptions, at the meeting of
the Women's Society of Christian
Service i'm the Methodist church on
Wednesday. The group contributd
$40 to the fund.
Papers were prese ed on
Christian literature by Mrs. George
Chapman, and Peace Foundations
in Latin America by Mrs. Harley
Tedrick.
Mrs. Nellie Fee was hostess to
the Wednesday club at her last
week. Mrs. Wendell Holycross,
Mrs. Clifton Holycross and Mrs.
L.W. Carey were guests. This
weeks meeting will again be at the
home of Mrs. c. V. Curry, with
Mrs. Sam Hennigh as hostess.
Marriage of Mrs. Cora Houchard
and Albert HURT, both of Plain
City, was solemnize March 80 at
the home of Rev. Ernest Wall, pas
tor of tn e London Methodist
church.
The Rev. F. NJ. Patterson, pastor
of the Plain City Presbyterian
church, has been elected one of
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-15
WATKINS LADIES AID

The watkins Ladies Aid met A
pril at the home of Mrs. Harold
Conklin. Mrs. Israel Stewart and
Mrs. Henry Conklin were assistant
hostesses. A delicious dinner was
served at the noon hour. The tables
ere beautifully decorated in
Keeping with the Easter season.
Mrs. Shields Sweeney presided at
the business meeting. Plans were
discussed for serving the alumni
banquet and having the church
cleaned in time for the gradua-
tion exercises. The next meeting
will be May Is at the home of Mrs.
Floyd McKitrick, with Mrs. Sam
Nell and Mrs. Parker Shank, as
sistant hostesses. :"
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-15

three ministerial commissioners to
the General Assembly of the Pres
byterian church at Atlantic City,
May %. The honor came to the
Rev. Mr.. Patterson at a recent
meeting of the Columbus Presby-
terry in London.
Mrs. Howard Foust was hostess
to the Auction club Tuesday
Three tables were formed for the
afternoons play. Mrs. Frank Cary
will be hostess at the next meet
ing.
Mrs. Gladys Sherwood entertain
ed the DAYP club at the home of
c. v. Curry, with Mrs. Mary Roby,
Mrs. Robert Lombard and Mrs.
Ollie Feather as guests.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-15
LIONS CLUB TO SPONSOR
WHITE ELEPHANT SALE

The Plain City Lions club will
sponsor a white Elephant" sale
in the John Allgyer Implement Co.
store, Saturday afternoon, to raise
funds for the purchase of health
and germicidal lamps for the
school. The sale will begin at /
pm.
The school already has three
similar lamps in the lower grades
which have resulted in better
school attendance.
Articles for sale are being
sought by the club and anyone who
has items to donate is asked to
call j. II. Miller, chairman. The
articles will be picked up by MEM
berS of the club and taken to the
sale.
Thomas and Page, Plain City
auctioneers, will handle the selling,
with w. S. tBrigg) Mercer, John
Michaels and Russell Perkins as
clerks. The lamps desired cost ap-
proximately $40 each, installed.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-15
NEY STREET MARKERS
GOOD FRIDAY SERVICES

Plans are being completed for
Union Good Friday services in the
school auditorium at Plain City
from l to 2 pm. Friday. Stores of
the community are expected to
close during the service.
In charge of the service will be
the Girl Reserve club of Plain City
high school. The Rev. B. A. Middle
ton and the Rev. F. M. Patterson
will both assist in the services.
Other numbers will include vocal
music by the High School Girls
chorus, and the Plain City Girls
Sextette, and an instrumental bell
solo by Susie Clark.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-15
PERSONALS

Alvin C. Miller and family of
Hartville spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs. Sam Miller and family,
of Plain City.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Rice and fam
lily, of Raymond, visited with Mr..
and Mrs. William Stanley, Sun
day.
Mrs. Mollie Decker was hostess
to the What-Not club at her home
on E. Main street. Pot-luck dinner
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-15
BASEBALL TEAM WINS

Plain City baseball team defeat
ed Fairfield, II to l, in a Madison
county League game played at
Fairfield, last Thursday. The Scot
ties got IA hits and committed only
two errors, while Fairfield was
able to only collect two safe hits
and had five errors chalked up
against them. Chuck Ferguson was
pitcher for the winning Plain City
team, while Peterson was the los
ing hurler.
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-15
MRS. LAURA KAHLER

NI1N5s LItUINIH NlHENLEFN
Mrs. Laura Kahler, aged 95,
wife of the late Henry Kahler, of
Jerome township died at Z a. m.
today in the home of her daughter,
Mrs. w. F. Justice, at Plain City.
She is also survived by one son,
F. j. Kahler, of Jerome township.
Funeral services will be held at
2:30 p. m. Wednesday in the Plain
City Methodist church. Burial will
be made in Forest Grove cemetery
in charge of Jay d. Ferguson,
funeral director at Plain City.
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ADVERTISE IN THE JOURNAL
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-15
SENIOR PLAY SUCCESS

SENIOR PLAY SOCCESS
A packed auditorium greeted
members of the Plain City high
school senior class when they pre-
sented their annual play Friday
night. The delightful comedy BE
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-15

on Thursday evening, it was an
nounced this morning by the Rev.
MIR. Sedziol, pastor
The Union County journal. [volume] (Marysville, Ohio) 1875-1951, 1946-04-15

ginner's Luck" was well received
by the hundreds present, and MEM
bers of the cast portrayed their
parts with real finesse.
In the cast were: Marjorie
Adams appearing as Gail Fuller,
a girl with operate ambitions;
Mary Lou Jackson as Jean Mast
ers, an aspiring young novelist;
Milly Wilson as Pat Jordan, who
wants to be an actress; Mary Ellen
Murray as Meg McRae, would-be
artist; Bob Petit as Paul Hanford,
an art student; David Brown as
Chris Murray, young writer;
Susie Miller as Mrs. Pike, the land
lady; Kenneth Fulk as Mr.. "X'',
philanthropist; JOY Depp as Tere-
sina Donate, an Italian street mu-
sician; Bob Minner as Gramwell
Booth, an old school actor; Juanita
Smith as Birdie Brown, society
editor of The Falls City Echo;
Berry Barbour as Nine Humper-
dinck of the Metropolitan Opera
Company; Vivian Lombard S
Clarice Coy, of the Madison Art
Gallery; Rosemary Chandler as
Lucy Riggs, literary agent, and
Bob Schiltz as Boris Borislavsky,
Russian theatrical director.
Committees and other pupils
who assisted in staging the play
were: Prompters, Betty Barbour,
Rosemary Chandler and Susie Mil
Ter; UShers, Rosemary Chandler,
Bob Schlitz, Betty Barbour, Juan
ita Smith, Vivian Lombard and
Bill Vance; Tickets, Juanita Smith,
Mary Ellen Murray, Bob Petit,
Marjorie Adams, Betty Barbour,
Susie Miller, and Bob Minner;
Posters, Joe Grey, Rosemary
Chandler, Bob Petit, and David
Brown; Programs, Mary Lou Jack
son, Mary Ellen Murray, Juanita
Smith, and Kenneth Fulk; Proper
ties, David Brown, Mary Lou Jack
son, Bob SchlitZ, JOY Depp, Susie
Miller, Kenneth Fulk, Vivian Lom-
bard, Milly Wilson, and Marjorie
Adams; Stage Managers, Ivan
Kaiser, Bill Vance, Joe Grey Ken
meth Fulk, and Bob Minner.
NEY STREET MARKERS
New street markers are being
erected in Plain City at every in
tersection and are a decided inn
prCVemen I.
The work is being done by the
Village Council, in charge of Bob
Chapman. The Signs are made of
wood, with 3-inch black letters on
a white background, and are
mounted on heavy posts in such a
fashion that they can be seen from
all directions.
Evening star., 1946-11-19
FARMS FOR SALE tcontinuedj

sMALL ssaa ~ raRMs2 ac;s: and pds .pdePenasnss.
town. Plsnsy ., room Tor for shicfsns. gar:
% Up; sss down, is sis month. pTiys sOsS out Lee Les
vile " See % our big sign on right, rsirfax h.
ton to Centerville-no turns. Open every
s1o deposit. TrsiiWayss sA bus 1pSs Dssses Us i on
NEARBY LITTLE FARM of 10 acres. only
Z miles TO downtown washington. Grow
mgr ing In value as city approaches Groom
SSssSc9AAs9E ssS%sS 09AAsE II EsTsTEs, a- SH ossa @is g
dairy barn. 81 'stanchions.' Hons sfo siloo; good good
CO: 1919; il gAMgs gA as, z. MAHoNEY. Wood
MODEM MOD .SS HoME, i Is ACRES, lust on Coles
oil heat; good cond.; 3 firepiaces; ai 2 Streams:
aonas ST. f9F s6Ss sSsn'rz sEo asTi LILA se
s77-AcRE STOCK FARM-on State road.
barn, cinder blk machinery house and all
usual bldss. Easily converted to dairy use.
Stock ETain n and md several thousand n dellars'
sa s2r's $780, eass GE o5io as5uded
FARM ESTATE near Montgomery County.
pasture. newly fenced and spring water In
eutbldgs. House contains 10 rooms. sh
o1ered at S47: 600 for quick sale. z. NJ.
rEYt NC. 124o Wis. ave. WI. 674o.o sx"
100 MILES FROM WASHINGTON, 20 miles
from Charlottesyille, Va.-256 acres, eight
sSSse old ae G0Sns Sar hSsss Sssss ss sna @
Price, $4,000 Box Az. Star. 25s
Evening star., 1946-11-19
STORES FOR RENT.

501 90 G ST. N.W.zBusy corner, street.
car intersection, 1000 50. #. on one day
light floor, suitable for store, beauty par.
lor. dental or other ONCE space, or light
manufacturing Ma. 1856.
sIJe sTsl location. 2. coNNoR & SON, RE.
STORE SPACE AvAILABLE-Baseme
and 1st floor of downtown ONCE bldg; ex-
ce!lent opportunity in one Of the finest
3940: Sunday, IL to 1. Ma. 1884 weekdays
sosI III sr. NV, store and xorkroens;
6smt: and garage. 1925. DRURY REALTY
CORE, 1I37 < st. RE. 1133. -19
STORE FOR RENT, 30x60; rent Sl25 per
mo-; excellent location for any type husi-
IARGE coRRNEk STORE in NV. colored
section; about 1900 square #. S175. Call
rent dept. LEO NJ BERNSTEIN & CO.,
1415 K st. NV. ME. 5400. -19
sEyERAL sdn, WsEgLnL-LocATED VEL storsrooms for
73S I1th ST. NV. near Woodward b
Lothrop; 2nd and 3rd floors; modern bldg;
good for any type business. RA. 1101.
Io-YEAs LEASE FOR sALE-Rent, $500
month. Good for any business. Best
colored section In town. Between Z and NJ
eV.: On TN co 3 pH1 ppkH1o Cali MISS LEE Ex. 7s44;
HAT sHOP--Advantageous location. down.
town 14th st. NV. immediate possession.
Ssll rent dept, DIXIE REALTY CO., Ma.
Evening star., 1946-11-19
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

10 VERY DESIRABLE ACRES-Situated .
NILE gbls,s Oh ra,i Mo ! hwy and z mile from new
5SisfSs is5SiisR5 sSsSseI agzsSs t
sSl aaESsS ssSs ss,Ss s8 ,sssa 1oth St: Arlington
SEVERAL i Ei1aI' SNAIL :si TRACTS. well MsS located
In Wheaton area; priced right: also sew.
B. issf sEcE sEass' & CO.. sutsSs n $3.50 ts5 s
ss-ACRE HoMEsIrE, colesvine. Nd, hist
with lovely view
sge, one Of prettisst spots II the M county;
: sna aSy eyes, s,s sh; IT,, ssiS. Nj; Roner5 @Is
acres situated in fine neighborhood; this
streams. Is ideal for selling Oh as small
Rfiiaid aiiis sIas sna sH. sszsiss!sa sssa VIM M cAsSx
81 LoTs. piu; about go acres ADJOINING
Graded streets and. are are ready ess for for use use
sysTass drEontssss e 100 o. +. This is . good
s4o. 900. See MASON oaiissI; HIST a Annsndsie dss
Va, at the end Of Columbia pike. Phone
NEARBY MD.-very good acreage on Riggs
sTai weil-iocated lots in Hyattsviiie. Wa
NEAR SILVER SPRINGS acres on hard
surface. main road; bus at door. water,
ssHsr IN ideal ioE builder ts ssbdiyid
READY FoR sTBDIvIsIoN-5o wooded
acres. bet. Potomac and Rockville: un-
finished Groom house, living room 20x2O
2 large concrete porches; lots on same
road selling for $975 and up. bargain
ARLINGTON. VA. on Old Dominion drive
and, not far from country. club: rolling
Land mosty wooded suitable for better
able. 81, 900 per acre. Ask for Miss Shoe.
maker LOUIS SHOEMAKER. 17l9 Z
CoLoREbGAfT. sITE-over s acres Ii
excellent Northeast location, high eleva.
ton; priced reasonable. Call Mr.. Jones
qE. 3079, with FRANK 9. PHILLIPS. DI
Evening star., 1946-11-19
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH-6 rooms. bath, all-
electric kitchen, large living porch "
basement lot 100x150, with private water
rights and boat dock; completely furnished
IN beautiful maple: reasonable price and
terms; J. MAYNARD MAGRUDER, Real
tor, 1928 Wilson blvd. GIL. 1928, OK.
on SOUTH CREEK acres. 1ab,ft,
water front; beautiful grove, good boat
narbor; gentle only; $4,000. MRS,
BEVERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites Writs
Tor catalogue. Box, II. Mayo, A. A. Co.. Nd.
LONG BEACH-Lots In new lagoon section;
also wooded acreage tracts for sale. Rep
resentattye on property every day. Finest
patnlng, nshing; carefully restricted. Turn
lett to shore at st. Leonard. Md.
''PT. LOOKOUT" where the Potomac River
meets the Chesapeake Bay-A limited num-
Der OF very desirable lots available now at
only S495, with S95 cash and $40 monthly;
hard-s d-surfaced State highway through prop
erty, Atwood bus service. -elec. school bus,
al avail: make your selection now and
build as soon as possible; less than hours'
drive over perfect highways. Call Mr.,
seTgsr or Mr., ME Collins; ME; 114s until
FFddVE3RooM 81 a,;Iso AND bath year-round cottage;
plete plumbing: comfortably furnished.
! aapSmrediate g occupancy, SANDY Bsach.