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Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15
SHERIFF'S SALE!
EN Nirtur of a writ of Alias Fl. Fa.
Attachment, 10 me directed, will
he opposed to public SALE on
Saturday, March 23rd, 1916
AT go O'CLOCK =. NJ.


Ia front of tn Sussex Trust Com
pany IN Loves. Lrwrs and kehohoth
Hundred. SUSSEX County and STATE Of
Delaware. the following Real Estate
tO-Wit:
An that certain lot. piece or parcel
81 81 lahd situate. lying and being on the
West side OF thu Public Road Inadine
from l-cweS to Rthohoth. in Lewes and
htnohoth Hundred. County of SUSSEX
ana STATE OF Delaware and more fully
d"ScrIh"d as follows to-wit Begin
hihg al a post on the East side of
lFtttEman' Branch Il corner for a
tract conveyed to George VI Murray:
thcnct with the same South eightv-six
degrees East SeNenty-four perches 20
ihe Public Road; thence with same
North twenty-five degrees East TWEEN
ty-cisht and eight -trnths ptrches to
4 corner for tract convened to IouiS
+. Murray; thence with same North
"lehtE-SlX degrees West siXtv-fIyn
ptrcheS TO the run of the aforesaid
trettyman's Branch; thence with same
nIhuIhE upon IT'S several water courses
70 the places of beginning, containing
itI"Nrn Acres and Thrty-two S0uarr
IrrchtS OF Land, be- the same NOR,
or less. Improved hy q New bungalow
ana oth"r Buildings thereon Being
lhc same lands purchased hv Elizahrth
Murray from Thomas K Ingram and
Elzah,th :. Ingram his wife. on
Aprll II. 1892. said deed being of rec
ora IN Deed Record II. l. G. Vol. 2S5.
Page 355. -'''
TERMS:-20 per cent. of the pur-
chaS" money will he deman anded on the
day OF sale. the balance to he paid on
or before April lSt. 1916. If the pur-
!haStr fails to comply with these terms
the per centum paid on day of sale
VIII h" forfeited. The purchaser will
hc required to pay the cost of the deed
Seized and taken in execution as
the property of Wesley w Murray.
and The Sussex Trust Companv Tms'
tee OF Elizabeth Murray. an incom-
Potent p' rSon. and will he sold by
LanneS w. Marvel, Sheriff
sheriff. Office. Georgetown. Delaware
March I. 1876 mS.ot
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15
NATIONAL NEWS ITEMS
By ]. f. JONES
- 'e''''|tNt.* *t..H...... ........A.......,
By ]. f. JONES

81 hlnent money in areas where
thtft are thousands OF kiloWatts
surplus power. Sounds like rchuc,
"l wheels Within wheels.
ON the other hand. Senator La
gillette OF Wisconsin emphasized
lhe Importance OF rural cleCtriii-
callon, independent OF the question
ol the existing relations of the
power companies and the REA. Tie
declared that the character OF the
communities which have received
TINS service has been tranformed. "
and he added: Even il one could
not see the power line he could see
the change in character and the
appearance OF the farms after they
We're electrified "
apparently the cOOpcrutiveS.
Operating on their own steam. have
4 record that is far more economi-
cal than that of the electrical DOW
ef companies. Claude Wickard, who
TOOK over the job OF Rural Electri-
llcdtlon Administrator. agrees that
Government money backing rural
-'4N 'NA'AlN SllOulu moi bt UStu
[" h'Iild generating plants in place,
where they serve principally as a
sort OF prize package to pull down
the rates OF electricity for the far
htfS when the cooptratiyts them
selves do not have to put a cent in
to the plant" More "whcels within
wheels"
from the statements OF the Sc
hators and Administrator Wickard,
one might suspect that there is too
hluch loose Federal control over
rural electritication that needs to
be looked into.
Money In Politics
There isn't anything new in ac-
cuSinS Edwin W Pauley with hay
ing asked the heads OF large cor
oratlonS To contribute to Demo
cratic PARTY campaign funds The
animation by Harold Ickes that
Paulty Offered the oil tycoons any
political advantages. and increased
! over with the Administration re-
SemhleS mud-sliueine. Anyhow. if
Is slim excuse upon which to
either approve or reject the PreSi-
dents nominee.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15
wednesday, March 9th. 1915
ee9'nn'ng at One O'clock p M
Rain or Shine
FARM EOIIp,1I,>,u

ARM EQUIPMENT
n,..,1 0n' 2-hors" wagon. AIis.c..,
Irartor i>,,'T' disc m md%i%r wood condition:
W!a, W!aGk Hawk manure spTeadnr m dd.ach1nr: l
nE corn planter. Steel ro,,.,N New
~, '"ni pi'i;. nm" Sprrader. No ~ o,i =
irn,, n Ldialms pillow. riding o harn"o >" ON,
horxr D '[aG Walkin.. harrow feed mill. '1m ome
hmdl~@t NI'H harh hr'TT, %ir.. on" l-horse plow.
,,,.., ,'oth dearborn, good c"nd;, M idn spring
.,,l ,,..,I. 'Hln harness. sets wa"a,, | set
t'.,,.,. '@' OF barrels. 25o fee, I"ma S"n mar
ini iI'''h; John Deere hors,. ,slo ZOO box
mcntio, "'h'r things too numrro;,x To; ana 10
TERMS or SALE. .C,st,
HORACE HARMON
mi mi i5ler"h N;,i SON Brothers, Auctionr,rrrs' rr'ware
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15
MONDAY, MARCH 23. 1916
AT l2:"" O'CLOCK NOON
Rain or Shin.
Tn" following:
LIVE STO(k

Ihrr" bred mares. II mules. ! pair
only years old. one par coming i
years old this spring Three miles
coming I"ai~ old This spring. Two
'Hii!hE NeafN old. one coming | year
OLD thI$ spring.
- Head OF Cattlc-3 bulls less than
! Year old: > bulls. coming wears
oiu huIlS coming years old II
COWS, all tut one less than wears
"Id with calves by their sides: :
coming fresh.
FARMING IMPLEMENTS
SILL rake Reaper. > John Deer man
uir Spr"ad"rS. John Deere. tractor
ON TuhhtI. not been used very much. F.
! John Drorr tractor plow. .lnhn
Deer" hay loader. John Deere douhI,.
uiNr' >.dt delivery rake. This ma
rhihrfN mas not been used very much
rTahEI' "'Sc tsood). cultipucker,
Ontario noe drn. n-spout: iohn
lr"ir disc drlll. H-Spout: / D..rj,,. IT,'''
binder. Mccormick -Drrrinp Lindate
" lafll wagons. in good rtpaIr: ! III
wagon ON horse dump rake on..
--h"rS% dump rake. , Oliver n,w
S,ouhI BLOWS ! David bradley new
ground bloW. Il number of walkinv
blows. also Il number of onaehnrset, r,1,'.e
pI"Wa' 'uitlNatorS, Sulky plowS. | foIr-
section tooth drag harrow Snri,,
i"o'h haiIoWS. two wheel cultivotorc
,n"EEH, N't "l carriage harness. near
y new hls lot of plow harness. wagon
ma ii''SS. "lS lot OF single trees, d0mhla
.I''H' lhrlhi" tres, also four hors,
'r"rS' neck yokrS, whrelharrow sacG
T%Mf'S' E,i,'G ,.,I. crank seed sowrr, cyclone;
nlrks ni''. ZINE 9,%Si >h"N"IS' hoes. spades.
-, ~ 'i"" taiS' axe. OK yoktS. old
lil"f IN d"uhl" pillow, tam harrow. Irons
"n ,r r"i"pi,t" Tor wagon scales
hft" iian't Jr. potato diprrrs on..
'Hi - cart. wheel cultivaf"r In, "t
FEED
.,,.'i y 10, "l haLd hay, part Lrsprd.z.
TERMS: CASH on dav of .,,
NARY MAkl G. EATGHLEY
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15
PUBLIC SALE
OF VALUABLE
REAL ESTATE

Tn tud.,~.eird WI sell hy way OF
Puhitc Auctlon 1T th. holn.. place, Of
r " Adam~ ana Bros. Eogt" +"4.
EridgcHIil,-Drn'"h Road. near Wood
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15
PUBLIC SALE!

f.,,,.' WIZ oiirr at Public Auction at nm.
III known as the Harry WIN ~ ~. IN; III!
+, = hlil"S north of Oakley Srrv;c., rH,in t,n
NIilfor5' GA d""d load leading from Oakley ~
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15

I"" acres char Ho acres wood and
tinher. Six room farm house. harms
ana sheds loo foot poultry house.
i.I"ctriclt> in house and outhuidingS
N"ar Conl.y's Chapel, one and one
Ian mills from stone road. nine miles
nom k"hohoth Beach, seven miles
nom 'W"S. on Highway No 2SS For
mn rIuF'rt% of David II. Hazard
TERMS S-2u& on day Of sale. bal
ah''" ON delivery of deed Sale will i,.
ia 'front.' Of Sussex Trust Company.
It.. VS.. lb"al~arr. sale Loo Z. VI
Saturday, March 10Th, 1916
HARRY +. HAZZARD
u Administrator
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15
At ELEVEN O'CLOCK 4 NJ
PERSON Al. PPnIpI1p,rV

PERSONAL. PROPERTY
On" p;,lr mules. we'll mated and fine
yuan ! odd mule, exceptionally nice.
u mead nIct cattle, some COWS with
calves 10y sides. some coming fresh
S'N'I"l l"t ones ready for hUtChcring
" goats ON" John Deere Model +
tractor. been rebuilt; SITS tractor
blows | tractor cultiVator. > McCor-
HlI'h- /" "llns corn planters. manure.
|pF"adtrs. riding rultIVatorS. | disc
marrow. ; farm wagons. liam rack
! gram drill ON 9o-tOuth 3-Scction
uidE' Mt' 'orfnIck Dt"rInG reaper. /
grain IAN. LOT of new barb wire. corn
grinder. : walking pluWS. | hay rake.
: Wttd"rS. several suits work harness.
hiIulcS collars, chains haltrr>, an
vi. wee. WrrnChrS. hoes. forks. sho-
N'iS. S'Nth"S. tomato baskets, two so
EaIioil di umS house paint, drum roof
coating
REAL ESTATE
Will Be Sold At 200 p. NJ
TRACT no Farm. 100 acres. with
. tract OF valuable pin" timber there
on III" timt"'r will hr offered scpa-
rate from tn" land. Then the land and
tlml'"f Will b" offered rs Il whole This
iafm has an outstanding DWELLING
large barns, COW barn equipped with
StahchlonS for II COWS. concrete floors
tp"d drainage. large granary, 20.00o
'hl'kth holS'' capacity. fully equipped
ana plenty of room for housing farm
hla'hin"ry. This farm is in high state
oi cultiNation, and the buildings are
~ excellent condition.
IkACT no. , Lot No ! beginning
az Vines Branch Canal fronting on
+ hkiord-StlhyVillr Road 70o feet,
cohtalnlnR about "a acres with large
dwelling and outhuildingS. This is a
nice home.
Lot No. > joining Lot No. and
iIontlnE on IrHnkford- Srlhyvillr road
@t''4 f"'t. containing one and 30
dwelling
TRACT 40. &--Lot no. fronting
on EoXanH Stag Road To Frankford.
l'" l""t running back to ditch 232
l',t. improved 10y a dwelling and
0thcr outhuildinES now occupied hy
iioIacc Rogers These buildings are
IN excellent condition
LOT No. fronting on same road 60
iGS' ana running back to same ditch
Lot No fronting on same road co
irt' ana running back to same ditch
Lot No. { fronting ON same road Go
iircrt' ana running back To same ditch
Lots Nos and fronting on same
IoAd ~ feet and running back TO
fi'"" uIich and along and with said
4Iill'h to the EoNana Stag Road to
EEMS VIII b" made known on day
RYAN -TOWNsENp co. Owners
-NS''ei Carey. Auctiontrr ms 2t
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15
PUBLIC AUCTION!
III "t"r Tor sale the following
REAL ESTATE AND
PERSONAL PROPERTY
Thursday, March 2Ist. 1916

on IN" premises of the former hon,
tiat" CT tiOrar" J. Hickman at Frank :
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15
SPECTACULAR AS THE NAVY'S pro-

SPECTACULAR AS THE NAVY'S pro-
posed atom bombing Of ships is certain to be; ;
necessary, indeed, that the tests be executed
the conclusions will not prove that the ship
as nghtlng entity. is forever eliminated
disastrous as were the plane attacks at Pearl
nafDor and in other air-set battles in the
Pacltlc, 1t IS clear that increased anti-aircraft
armament, cOunter-aviatiOn and quick man.
euvellng ability might we'll have written Il
different story
For this reason the forthcoming Pacific
tests must largely react upon the naval arch
tectufa and armOr characteristics of the Sc
lected ShlpS-aS occurred in the tests off the
Virginia Cape following the last War-rather
than reveal results from actual battle eX-
perlence. The atomic bomb as we understand
It's present employment, is launched by para
chute. Descending at perhaps sixteen to
twenty 1eet a second there seems reason to
DelleVe that adequate gunnery-Which has
enVelOped taSter-mOVng dive bOmberS-
could detOnate the bomb while still high in
the ar. Examinations Of Hiroshima and
Nagasakl attacks results suggest that the
main force Of the explosion is emphaticallv
upward. Certainly these japanese cities had
not the maneuverable properties Of a ship,
and one may be led to believe that if ade-
quate warnings had been received and there
had been sufficient artillery availabe-our
chances OF the arrival Of our bOmb-carrVing
planes might have been materially reduced
II not entirely neutralized Certainly the
coming bomb tests should cast a doubt that
they will be conclusive proofs of warships'
ability to survive.
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15
PUBLIC SALE
of valuable
REAL ESTATE
Personal Property
NJ my h"ln'. known as the Captain
: W. l.IZh Farm. joining TIM Ross
Wednesday, March 20, 1916
At ONE O'CLOCK T. NJ
Rain or Shin
The following:
mon -SI'IInJ !, LAAI,..
NJ TWO O'CLOCK T.. NJ.
Ram ar - Eit,..

VI
Ram OF Shin
Ihc following:
HOI SEHOLD GOODS
pn'' used piano. one 5-piecr walnu,
'ih"d"Ih) bedroom suite. con- sprlugs
ana Iin'l spring Mattress studio
'"lI'll. HNlnE room chairs. on. To-
li''" walnut dining room suite. | coal
H'"lr"Ia. wood heater | old fash
i"ii'd Wood bod. one piece dining
room >Ull". Oi" lu-pI,ct- shelves
'"hIt'b. Whltr rang cook stove t2
water li"utSD, un,. 2-hururr oil stove.
! Iti'} t-u ana mattress, small ic..
niriGci;it"r ou- g II lnolrum rug.
hf"akif~t tahlr Aladdin lamp, an
ploNitHatrIN > toms OF coal pile. of
aS"n"d wood hog killing pots.
ltid p1'>S, Sausage mill > wash tubs
ana many "'fp-r things
REAL ESTATE
T" Er Sold At 100 +. NJ
Farm, - acres, room house. bath
room tno tiNtUrcS). concrete cellar.
hiolI"r houses and equipment. good
tam Hrd oth"r outhuIldings. small or
Chard
TERMS on Personal Property CASH
TEI;MS un itEAI. Estate. On--Third
cash Down balance Can Be Mort
gagged.
j. T., HAYNES
Hy K. K. Haynes
Property can he Inspected any time
Dickrrsom Bros. Auctionrcrs. ms-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15
SHERIFF'S SALE!

hE virtue OF writ of Alias Fl Fa
\ -Atla'hin"nt. To me directed, will
"c exposed to public sale ON
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15
PUBLIC SALE!
| viii olIrI at Public Auction al NV
farm. known aS IN. Harry Webb Farm.
! L tnIl's north OF Oakley Service sta
ton on ROAD leading from Oakley to
Milford. on
Wednesday. March 9th, 1916
Beginning at One O'clock p. M.
Ram or Shine
The following
EARN EQUlPMENT

FATtN EtlT TT'NENT
On" horse wagon. Allis-Chal-
mrr, combine. IN good condition:
Tractor disc. moving machine.
Eldck Hawk manure sprradrr. ! New
Way com planter. steel roller, f.
section: hur sprtHdcr. No. 81
Oliver riding pIoW. riding harrow.
non drag harrow, feed mill. one
2-hOrs'. walking pluW. Ont l-holSe
pillow. bundles barb wire. new: one
SprihR dearborn. good condition: ! sci
dearborn hHrHcSS. ; SETS wagon har-
ness. lot oi barrels. 2Jn feet good box
track. John Deer, horse rake. and
lot Of Other things too numerous TO
IntItiOI.
TERMS OF SALE: CASH.
HORACE HARMON
Ell"ndalr Delaware
Dlrk"isun Eruth.r~. -AuctIonterS
ml5-2tp
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15
PUBLIC SALE!

VIII S-ll on the Goat ana Mule
! mil" north OF HarrinGton and one
hall mllr west of highway on east
side OF railroad, or in other words
night back Of the DtlutarN;t Park n,,
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15

coming bomb tests should cast a doubt that
they Will be conclusive proofs of Warshps'
ability to survive
THE WOMEN'S NATIONAL Press Club
at recent dinner held in WASHINGTON pre-
Sented achievement awards to II women.
whom 1t hOnOred as outstanding in the wear
l94o. These women have all made very bril-
liant records. The notable results they have
achleVed are an inspiration to millions of
lllelf sex who are ambitious to render ser
wee TO the world and accomplish large re-
suits.
The list OF women who have attained very
hlgh renoWn keeps increasing each wear For
many years great number Of women have
attained very high success in the field of lit
erature. Their brilliant novels, poetry. and
WORKS covering many subjects, are notable
examples of the power of the sex in this
field.
AS musical performers they have made
the most brilliant sort of record The world
mas long been entranced by their success as
operate and concert singers, and as per-
formers on various Instruments In the field
or education women have taken a very promi-
nent position. Their keen insight into the
heart of childhood and youth gives them a
special power on the problems of developing
lhe aDlllteS OF young people.
ne average run OF girl students In schools
and colleges seem in scholarship to equal the
average run Of boy students, and to excel
them IN many cases. Great numbers of them.
When they go out in the world, will make
very high records, and win fame and the
gratitude of their fellow citizens. They are
more and more prominent in the business
world.
AS more and more Of them have eyperi
ence in politics and government, they are
likely to be still more prominent in these
INES. The woman of the future can aspire to
nigh success in almost any field of effort
even II IN former years many Of these occupa-
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15

.,uf n ,'..,, lot OF hal.d hay, part Lrspcd.za
r''N'@' \, SASH on day of sale.
MARY c. EAi'GHi.Ey
tIIhlmStratriX of Robert
1.... -. Emmett Raughlcy, drr.,s.a
Jon" l'l'h"rSon. Auctione,.r m15-S,,'
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15

A UNIVERSITY HEAD recently smoke
OF ihe rush of applicants to the COLLEGES. and
tolo now at his admission office the number
aPPlylng Tor admission or making inquiries
aooul II, during two recent months, was more
tnah nVe times what it was during the pre-
NlouS year The greater part of them of
course We're war veterans. 1t is encouraging
TO TO note that so many young men appreciate
tne aaV,ahtages of the higher education, and
wouId 9; IKE IKE to get this more thorough prepa-
,, ms educator remarked that only a small
percentage of these applicants wera onaiifod
for college entrance. The path Of thq I b;ghor
education calls for long and faithful Work
ana study There are obstacles. but thew can
usually be crossed by those who have the
persistent desire. '''N
Milford chronicle., 1946-03-15

WHY NO BUTTER? According to the
American Dairy Association the trouble is
that the OPA ceiling on butter is 46 cents a
pound. The prevailing cost of producing the
butter, according to the above mentioned
source, is from 60 to 72 cents for the cream
they need to produce it. Do we need any fur
ther answer. No profit, all loss, no butter.
Evening star., 1946-09-02

toontinusd on Next PassJ
Evening star., 1946-09-02
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYlAkp.

6-UNIT APT. BLDG. located within . blks
Of bank and all stores, large corner lot.
selling for approximately 9 times annual
income. Exclusive with MORRISON
AGENCY, Citizens Bank Bldg. SH. 3444
CHEvERLY AVE, Md, HOME. only si4,-
$50; 1st-h. bedroom and bath, 2 bedrooms,
bath End H., living room with fireplace.
dining room large modern kitchen with
in garage, oil a.-c. heat lot 50x22S;
house in excellent condition. bus at door.
TAKOMA PARK. oIs Vine st--open SUM-
Gay. 1 to 6--7-rm, and bath frame house.
In excellent condition; large living rm..
dining rm.. kitchen and summer Kitchen
on 1st floor 3 bedrms and bath on end
floor. slate roof. front and rear porches
full basement, coal hot-water heat. Large,
shady lot, cor. Maple ave. and Vine ST.
on prce so on terms
sion at settlement. Exclusive with z. s.
PRICE q sSoa &C. For inform" call Mr.. Tar
AVAILABLE now, prefabricated homes:
the fastest way to home ownership. PRE-
FAB HOMES CO., Marlboro 23s-J. --5
$4,000 CASH will persuade this owner to
part with her beautiful home. Sat-. Sun,
and Mon. It will be open for Inspection
eBsa.rly sB.l Il Dn slAa4l SEal MoRsSU kssSSSsr Kss.
Estate Broker. %
Evening star., 1946-09-02
SUBURBAN sALE-viRclNiA.

ARLINGTON FOREsT-e rms, excellent
school and stores. large living rm. and
Ssts Sa ample saseDss ao.ss. it ta ea% I'll .s tile
heat; insulation, storm windows and doors
y %siTH HRHns2fR' eHfR c6D SSSsR rms: 81. 1ass ns
e.sf% a ies f.d oish as eSs
w tosm h
lent. with an sbundance Of storss. and
- -: $$Esf Co. Ego
sEILiN sys asens: TEaL e. rs s4s b.. with sonsd:ne,
viii viii produces results. HARRINaToaN IS q q
s2HINsRSs Rs2HEINEss2SS oTsRs ssVrsgRISqF s9 F ddso
det. 3-bedrm: brick home, cony. located
in 8. Arl.; nnest prewar eonst;; immed
RRatsafoN NJ ssfsIS sSlAMNf Az%1Nsisr ts2
ss.sm:n.: stsie heoIsd and Ss.tsd: con: on
ilSsi "a fsefs!S AERanssesl 1SsG So
:. ssi,' s Il. f4f 10. ss
4AIRipHsGtsTFo 4ARRiHGTot sefS INVESTMENT co. aa..
S1'ii T.. .sny anf, Of esseh sSss to W. su'as
AREiSefoS sfiSie foihisyf iNvEsTMafENr co.-A hom.
with : huge living room, fne-ausiity con:
isgiaasa ~ ksfase ERp'ss65
ment, gar: excel. loca. real buy for only
s1.500 .dn. Mr.. vinicur. Administer 4820
LOVELY rambling white brick home with
all rooms on one d., 7-rm and 2-bath
house of prewar construction on A-acre
,as vesSa. I5.ssa N as liz
mirrors n2ar si0ss snd bootshev.s nsxio 'n dim
T.o. Sss weS OUTSIDE
ern., fully equipped kit., master bedrm.,
1879. 1873. with PVT bath; ? 90; ether Sedfm::,
stone patio with, entrance from din. rm.;
stairway leads to unusually lss; neored
attic which can be used for ndditiona san,
ss;,s. heat; sS,aay possession;, priced st
e951 wilson blvd Ari.. Va. cH. s1sl or
fSs @ SsSTLEsM,Asss ~ Z MANS ESTATE; TATE; 70 70 acres
master home or deveiopment: larss srove
make = E:'e s s.ns5 ss1sa' 81 ss I osss
22saaSsTSn 22saa SsTSne.,. sssI.. essssaas: home, ss.asilslly
equipped: pantry. beautiful tiled, bath. 3
large bedrms.,. LIST hoor; 2 bedrooms
f2,x12', End floor. Front porch 26'xH'.
rear screened porch 26'x7,,. OH h.-w.h.
This Ia In new-house condition. Must be
seen seen to n,,t b .prseciats6 Price se2 ESQ.
Drive, out Lee hwy. to Robert T.. Lee
School, turn left on Lexington St. block
70, 2250 Open 1 to 9. BY OWNER,
ALEXANDRIA, vA.-Immediate posses
sion. Attractive detached brick, in fne
residential neighborhood: built in 1041;
3 large bedrooms. Q baths, automatic oil
heat; built-in sarage. H. q. SM1THY Co,
TfxRs TH ssoI RANCH TYPE HoME-situst.d
on over acres sround with shruhbs and
lge. shade trees. 1t has = liv. rm. 25x16
It. awith stone hrepl, din. rm. Ice. enough
for entertaining,. modern kit. 3 Ice.
bedrms, with de luxe baths. built-in sar.
oil h.-w.h.. maid's quarters. Other features
that will appeal to the most discrim-
j. ina'has Was1sY sSf'0s ssucaHNHh 1ssP1 eoiamsl.
pike. Arlington, Va, CHI. 134I or OK.
SOUTH ARLNGTON-Attractive. modern
5-rn. asbestos shingle BUNGALOW. on lge.
lot. hardwood floors, full basement. con-
cealed heating. ccnv. to- trans, shopping
ind rscreation substantial cash; priced
% sell; Call Mr.. Hosan, COX b CO..
Navy ANNEX. short walking distance
3-bedfm, brick home, Nv. rm. With hrspl..
range and refGr., Oil heat, recY. r1a.,
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OK. 2szl.