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The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
Ninety Prizes Given ot Dinner Donce Lost Nioht

Eighty couples attended the Zin- dah Grotto Circus dinner dance last night at DiNapoli's Restaurant. Harry Tomlinson. of Bridgeport. ol~ fered q program of entertainmenE Approximately 90 prizes were award ed. Thom Corby vas master of ceremonies.
 Horace M. Brown. Past Monarch Of the Aziz Grotto. New Britain, and Alphonse Narcotic. Bristol, Monarch of zindah Grotto. were honor Rifefs.
 Serving on the committee Menes Ray Snyder. chairman: John L. Lineburgh, ST. Robert Miller and Andrew Finlay
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
Catholic Group Meets IOnlOrrO1C

War relief will be the principal topic of the quarterly meeting of the National Catholic Women's Union and the National Catholic Verein of America tomorrow afternoon at 2:30 in St. Joseph's Hall, Madison Street, Bridgeport.
 Mrs. Charles Wollschlager of this city. state president. of the women,s Union. will preside at the business meeting. John Hess. of Hartford, state president will preside at the Mems meeting.
 Members of st. Cecilia's Church who wish to attend are asked to con- tact Mrs. Leroy Fox or Mrs. Edward l.. Siebert.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
EOents of Today

2 to ( P. M.-Christmas Greens Committee meets at Waterbury wo- mems Club to prepare for sale on Dec. i2.
 7:30 to 1.-The Y.w.C.A. Teen Time canteen to hold membership dance.
 7:3o to ii P. M.-Teen-Time Can- teen of the Y.w.C.A. holds mem berstip dance.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
David '. Scadden WedS
 Miss Ruth M. Weibrpcht

Miss Ruth Martha weibrecht, daughter of Mir. and Mrs. Emil weibrecht, of clifton, Avenue, Cliff ton, N. J., and David Thomas scad- den, son Of Mrs. Richard 9cadden, Whittlesey. Avenue, and the late Mfr. Scadden, were united in mar riage Saturday. November 90 at St. Apostolic Church, clifton, N. ]. The Rev. John P. Fendt performed the ceremony before an altar banked with palms, cybodium ferns and pedestal baskets of white chryBan. themums.
 The bride who was given in marriage by her father. chose a gown of off-white skinner satin. flea. turing a scalloped neckline and standing pepiusn, trimmed with embroidered seed pearls and beat ing. Her full skirt terminated tn a long train. She wore a scale ioped veil Of French illusion at. tached to a tiara of orange blos~ sons and myrtle. Her bouquet was q cascade of gardenias, bouvardia and cyciamen.
 The maid of honor. Miss Kath- crime Fendt, of Flushing. L. l., wore a peplumed gown of fuchsia velvet with matching feathers in her hair. Her elbow length mitts matched the color of the bridesmaids' gowns who were similarly attired in pur- ple velvet. They wore fuchsia feathers and mitts. All carried arm bouauets of orchid chrysanthemums. The bridesmaids were Miss Mary Scadden. sister of the groom and Mrs. Edwin weibrecht of Paramus, M j.. sister-in-law of the bride.
 Edward E. Scadden was best man for his brother and the ushers were Richard scadden. Jr.. of Water town, Conn, another brother of the groom. and the brides brother, Ed- win weibrecht. of Paramus N. J.
 A prelude of organ music was ren. dered by Mrs. William Young Of Scotch Plains, N. J. Mrs. Margaret s. Coffey, sister of the groom, was soloist.
 Mrs. weibrecht attended the wed- ding in a pearl grey dress with matchcing hat and fuschia plume. The Mlue8IOOAHo htOsASA steel grey with black accessorles. Both wore corsages of natural or- chids.
 A reception for about 100 guests were held at Marlboro Inn, Cont clair, Y. J.
 Upon their return from a wed- ding trip to Sea Island. Georgia, inc couple will reside in Clifton, N. J For travel the bride wore a suit of Indian penny with matching Accessories and wore a corsage or hybrid cypripediums.
 Mir. Scadden, who was recently discharged from the U. s. Navy af- ter 27 months of service. 20 of which were spent in the South Pa- cific. is associated with the Lough- lin Typewriter Exchange Of Pater" son. N. J.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
Pauline Francis Bride Of Today

Miss Pauline Francis. daughter of MT. and Mrs. Jacob Francis, Of Bald win Street, and Alvin Edwin Bot tomley. son of MT. and Mrs. Wil- liam Bottomley, of Naugatuck, will be married tomorrow at 2:30 P. M. in the South Congregational Church. A reception will follow in the parish house.
 Miss Marilee Francis will be her sisters only attendant, and Ken- meth Bottomley. Naugatuck. will serve his brother as best man. How ard Schumacher and Arthur Clark, Naugatuck, will usher.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
HOSkisaSOSi -Lipb NMDtiaLS Today

Mss Arlene Mildred Hoskinson, daughter of MT. and Mrs. Harold Hoskinson, Devon. and Charles William Lipps. Jr., son of Charles W. Lipps, North Riverside Street. will be married tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock in Devon Union Church.
 Miss Hoskinson served for two and one-haf years with the WAC air force and is at present employed by the Electro Products Company. Milford. Mir. Lipps is a veteran of four years with the U. s. Marines in the Pacific Theater and is now with the Homstead Refrigeration Company. Hartford.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07

 sHTL.LER-wTE.ENSKY

Mir. and Mrs. Samuel Shiller of Cooke Street. announce the coming marriage of their daughter, Miss ASnah Shiller, to Lester E. wilensky. son of MT. and Mrs. Joseph wilen- sky of lexington Avenue. which takes place Saturday, Dec. @ in New Haven. Mfr. wilensky served ap- proximately a year in the European Theater with the Army.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
College Group PIons Holiday Portv for Wednesday

The Waterbury and Naugatuck chapters of the College of New Ro- ehelle will hold a Christmas party in the Shell room Of the Hotel Elton Wednesday night at 6:S0 P. M. Mrs. Blanche Thurston Clark is being assisted in making arrange ments for the event by Mrs. John McHugh and Miss Catherine Kil- bride.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
@BABEEss HONOR DOCrOR

Chillic0the. O. (UP)-Eleven hun- dred of the approximately 5000 babies pr. c. E. Leggett has brought into the world paid honors to the 68- year-old physician at the Ross coun- ty Fair. The babies" paraded at the fair. Youngest was Kathleen Whit tens l0-day-old baby of ChiIlicothe.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
BRTNTUs-DYER

Mir. and Mrs. Anthony J. Brinius of New Britain. announce the en- gagement of their daughter. An- toinette Eve, to Olin Dyer. Water bury, son of MT. and Mrs. o. E. Dyer of Bangro. Me.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
BOCHICCMO-sORvILLO

MT. and Mrs. Sal Bochicchio of Giles Street announce the engage ment of their daughter, Jenny. to Ralph Soryillo, son of Mrs. Mary SorVillo and the late Andrew Sor- villo of WoOdlawn Terrace. MT. Sor- villo is a veteran of five years ser- vice in the U. S. Army. The wedding is schedule dto take place February
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
DiLORENzO-DeLUcTA

MT. and Mrs. Joseph DiLorenSo of Platt Street. announce the en- gagement of their daughter. Miss Gloria DiLorenzo. to Vincent James DeLucia. son of Mir. and Mrs. Pas quale DeLucia. of America Street. An April wedding is planned.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
Zion Iduna Circle Convenes Wednesday

The December meeting of the Iduna Circle of Zion Lutheran Church, originally scheduled for Tuesday will instead be held We'd nesday afternoon at the home of Mrs. 0ustave R. Johnson. Sunny- side Avenue, Oakyille.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
POLIO FATALITIES 5 PERCENT

Jefferson City, Mo. UP)-State health department records revealed a mortality rate of five percent among infantile paralysis victims stricken in Missouri during the pres ent stage of the disease. Up to Sept. 1. 53o cases had been recorded in the abate this year--a new high.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
RINALDI-cAAGPUs

Mr. and Mrs. Angelo Rinaldi of Starview Avenue announce the en- gagement of their daughter. Dora Marie. to Frank Campus. son of MT. and Mrs. Angelo Campus of Charles Street. No date has been set for the wedding.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
KEEGAN-DUNN

MT. and Mrs. Bernard J. Keegan of Bristol. annonce the engagement of their daughter. Loretta. to Frank M Dunn, son of MT. and Mrs. Ray- mond H. Dunn of Scott Road. The wedding will take place in the near future.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
Births

MT. and Mrs. Guy Denico. Nor wich, announce the birth of their first child, a son James Anthony. born Dec. 1, in Backus Hospital. Norwich. Mrs. Demicco is the form CT Miss Sarah Leo. Waterbury.
 A son, Richard David. was born to MT. and Mrs. Robert Belval, West Clay Street. Nov. 2S. in St. Mary's Hospital Mrs. Belyal is the former Claire Charron.
 MT. and Mrs. JOsepe smith. Tg Oakhill Avenue, are ths parents Of a son, Stephen Lep, b0u Nov. 2s. at the Waterbury Hospital. Mrs. Smith is the former Florence Shove.
 MT. and Mrs. Russell Percival oi Mahan Street, announce the Dutn of a daughter. Janet Irene. Dec. z at the Waterbury Hospital.
 MT. and Mrs. oeorge ottinger of Anna Avenue announce the birth of a son, Richard Alan. born at St Mary's Hospital Nov. 2s. Mrs. Ot- tinger is the former Miss Evelyn Hipshec.
 4 son, Stephen Lee. was born Nov. % in Waterbury Hospital to MT. and Mrs. Joseph Smith. Oak Hill Avenue. Mrs. smith is the former Florence Shove.
 Mir. and Mrs. Russell Perciyal, Manhan Street. announce the birth of a daughter. Janet Irene. Dec. 2 in Waterbury Hospital.
 Mr. and Mrs. Alexander Dow Hauser, Oakville Avenue. announce the birth of their first child. a daughter. sharon Ann. Dec. 2 in St. Mary's Hospital. Mrs. Hauser Is the former Ruth Mary Boylan. Mir. and Mrs. Ellsworth Dwyer, Baldwin Street. announce the birth Of their first child, a son. Gerald Francis. born Dee. in St. Mary's Hospital. Mrs. Dwyer is the former Miss Rita Church.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
GTULEANO-ANTONTOLT

MT. and Mrs. Michael Giuliano Of Trion Street, announce the engage ment of their daughter, Mary. to Arthur Ant0nioh. son of Mrs. Ven- usta Antonioli of Hill Street.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
Zindoh Grotto
 To Fete Children

The zindah Orotto will present 10 acts of vaudeville tonight at the S0uthbury Training School for Children. The Grotto band will pros yide music. Ringing Brothers Cir- GUS clowns have been engaged.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
GRANDPA SAYS. OH YEAH:

Boston - CUP) - Established in 1878, the famous Durgin-Park res- taurant in the city's Faneuil Hall market district has stuck it's neck out" by erecting a sign that reads: Established before you were born.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07

Mfr. and Mrs. Charles P. Durfee entertained Saturday at a cocktail party at their home. First Avenue. in honor of Miss Suzanne M. Cav- anaugh. fianeee Of their son, John P. Durfee. 2d. Miss Cavanaugh. q senior ct Bennington College, Ben nington College. Bennington. Vt. is the daughter of AEr. and Mrs. Wil- liam A. Cavanaugh, T0ledos ohl0.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
Club Notes

Mrs. Ann Nichols. president of Wln0na Rebekah Past Noble Grand Association win be hostess for the meeting and annual Christmas par- ty to be held at her home on Wa tertown Avenue on Tuesday at o'clock. Those attending are re- quested to bring a 50 cent gift for exchange.
 The regular meeting Of the Cor onas Club will be held on Monday at The Elton. Following the regular business meeting the annual Christ mas party will be held. Members are asked to bring a gift for the Dioce- san Bureau.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
AMERICAN FAMILIES

Census figures reveal that of the 37. 600. GOO families in the United States. los459. .0oo, or 2 per cent consist 0f only tw0 persons.
The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-12-07
HELPFUL NsECT

Smyrna's flg industry depends on an insect. the blastophaga. which carries the pollen. Without the aid of this insect. the crop would fail.
Evening star., 1946-04-25

REALTY ASSOCIATES, INC. = Vacant
or sell. Mr. Snyder. Ex 8 II i5sa until IL Pm. M:
M ST; NV. situated in that popular area
ing ing. with With store on lst floor approximately
now rented .si50 per month: immediate
possession of store: 2-car garage: modern
building. hot-water heating system; should
bwyer. tx. sss1 ms THos esenhs j. FISHER sf M {
eS the on KesiHss NEW YoRk Ri sssS aSE and
Oh h,-wh,; reliable tenants. splendid
For further information can j. JoIies,
business property dept; NE. 64oo until
LEO essPlSgS HsRHTEIN aPa suedsys IA ss7s
nv; NE. $500 A Complete Real Estate
1900 BLK. 9TH ST. N.w.-Excel opporpu-
nifty for sny type retail business, imme-
6iate possession. Reasonably priced RE.
NEAR eth AND G SITS. N.w.-A large
story corner brick. bldg. with Otis elevator,
has 3 stores with 33-room hotel above
hoort no lease IS on hotel; this bldg Is in the
able for offices for large organization: all
daiylight dai, ~ . rooms For further information
M and san NE Ssog uht
St; NV; ME. 54oo. A Complete Real state
9th AND EYE SITS. N.w.-1st commercial,
3-Story brick. Store and 2 apts., in ex-
cellent downtown location This property
should be inspected Immediately. For fur
540O until pm, evenings and Sundays.
RA. 1854 Business property dept, LEO
BERNSTEIN & CO. 1415 K st. NV,
NE. 5400. A Complete Real Estate Insti-
BRICK STORE AND APT. in excellent ID
Town business location near 18th and Co
lu'pbia I'd. First-foor store and 3 rms.
and bat apt, rented on monthly basis,
on heat. An excellent buy at S15.75O At
SHANNON & LUcHs co. 1905 H st. NV. si.
Evening star., 1946-04-25
FARMS FOR SALE tcent,nued)

ise ACaEs' l25 tillsbls; tenant houses
s ssapn;at sos ts1'n1s I'll
RoNTGoaRkY Ren aPfs MedGSrP eo6aTy o0 acres
sood lana nGd
to dirt farming or cattle raising; To close
an estate. this farm can be bought for
cRANE & Eo lfS aEL2N N Realtors Ie son 81 1893; $685.
eyes, MIR, orme, Gaithersburg lar;
IT'S WORTH ,,,,ses7ssd 5oo7kass acres Of ass.
80 ges gs' oz SISSm heent VT" cADYHRK
sttsTiile, Nd IN M a1fs; H''|s sVss' VA Ss 7d4o.
DAIRY FARM. 24o acres-1o-rm. house,
bath, ga elec and phone: 2 tenant houses;
dairy este sfp shippns 0 100 Sshss sa 0dsf dsy
horses. other livestock; tractor and full
line Of farm and dairy equipment Call
MoNTGoMERY Co.-125 acres: au-mod-
ern Groom house; all necessary outbuIld-
lngs and dairy barn for 81 cows IN perfect
committing distance D. C: stores nearby.
We also have other exclusive listings which
MT. AlIingtts with WoRTHINGToN REAL
GEO H. WILLIAMS Cos acres, large
cement block house near Lanham Fruit
srses ss cs Ises 81 5000; eve sH 922o pa
cation. for home; mountain view; only 4
blks: from Rt.. No. 30 (Middleburg piker:
level and gently rolling land: long 'front.'
s On tS1a sere sdrk MISS k1Na sasa cA S75San 2s
YOUR OPPORTUNITY 10 own one Of the
finest @ stock farms at prewar price in
ef Which Which, a5I are re tiaole IS in pasture,
improvements consist of large Groom
running Water: n one Of ia the esse laTsest bank R
barns In Montgomery Co, extensive feed
ing, barns, ,silo; good fencing: all fields
well watered; u interest in owners share
with broker, BUELL. M. GARDNER, ex-
elusive agent. Rockville. Nd Phone $50
NICE RETIREMENT or weekend farm.
rear Shenandoah River Berryville. Va.
70 miles; Washington so: suitable stock.
ING; $50 acres, so clear, fenced and
cross-fenced, balance woods, plenty cord
wood, $1,000 ready, crop: beautiful view:
log house; electricity; small barn, hog
houses: $4,000, terms. Route so to Paris.
then up TO summit, down west slope :
More 70 Fiao M good road IYN fS
owner. Will be there SATURDAYS and sun
days; Wee.kdays phone Republic s2o,
THRIFT FARM, 18s acres. located on
River rd. and Trav1lah rd-I- mile I'd.
frontage; beautiful a-room, home with all
lawn with trees and small lake; large
tenant house; 64-stanchion dairy barn,
other outbuildlngs This is considered one
EuoGNE e G1NesI eiz1a2 au9 aeorsstoan Sse59n
I'd; bethesda, Nd WI. "022: evenings
WI, or David Lauehlin WI 1890
Evening star., 1946-04-25
LOTS FOR SALE Cont. }

EXCELLENT BUILDING SITE, one Of the
best in Pine Ridge, about miles west Of
Falls Church; approximately 2h acres,
a essh shsff sfrEEE
fSfis 4 >, 5s oHs H sss j. ssssy sss
CHEVY CHASE, D, C-s2,25o-A beautt-
on on Utah ave. | between % Hebraska ave. and
tioa: SorthWest: t. BEALL, TgRNEK !. e.,
l1o5 Vermont ave. RIA, oss5' MA si3l.
NEAR NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE. area, in
ds o burs to ens Ss a f dsshsa hoases
at the right price: streets graded. water,
sewer, gas and electricity all available,
@ dke o ts BEA [sh TuNNER
e4iRIcaSS aS VsfMSp5 sTf sAasoxiS sA sla
EIlicott St; ali city improvements; block
To- eus II secoh with
TURNER ~ & e.. i1o5 Vermont ave, RA
NEAR PiNEY BRANCH RD.-Lot 4oSl2o
P1ney ely. Branch a1Hd 3D., BLOCK to Georgia ave
ssh sse BGAf R5ff TURNER fos 1s
CORNER APARTMENT SfSai STE. EA S. 5'd0o-co1 o5o5
Chr e 5o4 Rofk sausr. cfsst fss
aGeommodate acc SIX Or more apartment units
dygs dTyggRsNEE II T. : e., < i i1io5 Vermont mont ave % "A
NEAR 18th sT. N.w.-shepherd Pa Park,
Hemlock St. east Of 10th st.. corner alley,
faSxl3o for ieysl oso good foundation lot Price
5n''SPS 5s at Vsr%ont rRs"' ave HEAL kA
LOTS, Wheeler rd Sc. 1 mile from B. c.
nHeI ooh.
sf G9ssEey a5I4 pqs7s Pa ave $3.50 SEQ
FkoNTfNG Fro NH Gu ROCK CREEK .pARk-There 2s
are, now available a limited "a number !ieo Of {
highly desirable lots Of excellent size fsOx
G0O) facing the sylvan beauty of Rock
Greek I Park, on Oregon ave. between North
trict, Of Columbia. Northampton on ROCK
Greek Park Is Immediately adjacent to the
hne recreational facilities located in this
part OF the park. Lots of VARYING size not
beginning at S3,s75 Building and archi-
tectural restrictions running with the
sround VIII insure highly desirable place
70 live and adequate protection for your
em u WM a0gs ssuNbERs faaas o. p 1Nc 9l5
CHEVY CHASE. b. C.WAverasiins 8o-foot
fbers fbensage or better or 55e sorare foot
Greek Park; terms may be arranged SO
that part can be paid out of income
mont hly and in year or so the entire
p ! all sap 12l t9sfs e co. 5e!S Nc HR5
Realtors est. 1887. 1913 K st NV. Pa
BEAUTIFUL BRADLEY HILLS-We have
several lots facing Kenwood golf course
PRICED priced low at This mis- time: one is = acre and
oa es caEvY caAsE Eufhss REH co
34o3 Conn. ave. Emerson 1900 till m.
Evening star., 1946-04-25
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

INDUSTRIAL SITE on Baltimore ave, q, s
No. J. close.in Wash. suitable for plant
garage or filling station: approx. 1O. 1900
So, So; IT,; $4,000. EUGENE L. vANN. WA
CORNER N. J. AND NW.'-The owner
OF this valuable unimproved lot 4Oxl 90.
sd5olning o ths FIRE station; will consider
HARRY L FRIEDMAN Broker. RE. / SO.
HAVE FOR SALE mod. bus. bldg. On a
ideally located and equipped for many
types OF wholesale and retail business, and
viii be vacant in about . months Par
construc.. it presents a splendid oppor. for
either user or investor. Quick action
must must be had-and I prefer not to- deal
Ihso@sR 5rSkers Box 1a ls-c Star sb.
900, A. NJ. ROTH. Woodward Bids., IA. a.
small HOTEL BLDG" located at fbe
corner of 11th and K SITS NV. The own
ers have reduced the price for quick sale.
It is worth your immediate Investigation
ibs you tynn are on ct1 the maTkst for building Of
1als srokeT syDf sr FIJI Fila. HARRY FRIEDMAN sh
BROOKLAND, 1000 18th st. n.e.-corner
store, apt. of 5 rooms above Right price
and hHI ora Tsssona6le nab NJ terms Apply SIMON ION
e 1916 "a FLA. go AVE. Nw-Brick bldg. Sc Store
VIII WITH room room IN % rear rooms, kitchen, bath
seoye 5s II Now
Apply SIMON BELoFF. 1oo3 N. Y. ave. I'VE.
NV nn.wssrHAA;zs1s IA; s1s5 or RA. 1925. 20
brick bds monhy nRf tensns tssnts .ons ne .ases snd
located 177o Columbia I'd. NV first trust.
SS2s'09n; asking S42,b00. Private party.
Evening star., 1946-04-25
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

sag Sfi sd snofS Nd l0ts sd fs5
GolesyIllee rd.. Silver Spring. Mo. 81. e655
Il 10 acres. ,s,mlIe frontage on Route
ton in nice valley. Two Thirds clear: 1 good
through. several GOOD springs: hunting and
asome bcmbns so0o No 5etqae ia iii fhoR Doss1s
3da ACRES. good section Montgomery County.
Manor County SSuie CUB s3s5o. 'tey SWEET Sfan
y "a ACRES RES 10 . 4ss 8 DaiacREs-we have Sew
vestment or immediate development rang
500 eve and Sun : Nj I eodfTey, S a 81. Ssas Sl{S9
STANLEY PEARSON 1896 Georgia ave.
WONDERFUL OPPORTUNITY for inTes-
tors-4S.57 acres of ideally located ground
with good roads, telephone and electricity;
well w2odsa 3 dss With large old trees Just
sfIs sfrs nsE sgRqRBAN a ENLISTMENT Js6d & n
top Of hill overlooking pretty stream;
several miles: property runs from one
street; Iess than . blocks from main Viz
and estates, 9 miles from Washington
GE 7O37. 81
NEARBY vIRGINIA-6 acres young tim
berlsnd. on corner with 2 road frontages,
16 miles from Washington. in sight of new
public school; excellent location for, sman
store and gas station; homesites or chicken
farm Price, $1,000 Phone GE, 1887
10 ACRES, 9 miles from Capitol Bldg, in
MARYLAND; near school. stores: excellent for
subdivision 81, 900 acre FIR O613
81 ACRES on mlle-wide Nsnjemoy Greek
45 miles D. c.; $4,000, terms P O. Box
4543. Brookland Station, D. c. 25'
1-ACRE TRACTS UP. very easy terms:
near near Co'eSyills; No. and Highland, Md.
Ashton (Md) 3S46 -
NEAR SILVER SPRNG-Seyeral desirable
tracts of land, improved and unimproved
For information call Mr.. Sproesser with
ENERYMAN'S REAL ESTATE CO.. SH
BUILDERS, INVESTORS attention ~ So
acres near Naval Ordnance Lab, 81 900
per acre: $1,000 cash, balance easy terms
Mr. MeGarvey with J. LETToN MARTIN,
93ls ACRES at White Oak and near o.
s Govt; Ordnance Plant, L. W, GRooMEs,
GEO. ii. WILLIAMS Co.'S, acres near
Silver Spring, excellent for subdivision
Priced to sell snider. 81. 5000. -s6
GEO. H. WILLIAMS Cos acres near
Four Corners, real buy at real price
Sn1oer.- 81. 30OO. -26
Evening star., 1946-04-25

NAVAL 1T. desires sea or lake side cot
ann.na'. tags durins May pTefeSably in vsinity
SELBY ON N-THE-BAY~For sale. summer
cottage. partly furnished: also choice build
n4s 1ng SITES Mr.. WILLIAMS. MA. 1883: eye,
HYATTsVILLE INVESTMENT Co.-Won-
derful opportunity for person interested In
opening night club Large clubhouse over
looking river, surrounded by 48 acres. A
bungalow and 2-story house on premises.
bathing. Only 80 minutes from Baltimore
and "a Of mile on hard road of Route
80, Call Mr. Magic, Mr.. Diehl or Mrs
Hager, UN. 4040. from 9 m. to pm,
or Mrs. Hager. HY 0b12, after g. Il
22 ACRES. 1000 feet water front, old
house, fisherman's cottage, S12, 900,
Fairhaven-4 rooms. all modern, COM
pletely furnished
acres, l L rooms, Ia baths large liy-
ing room, fireplace. cottages, 800 feet
sand beach. Point on bay and creek
Env1able site. Close: Other acres and lots.
Marlboro SO. -55