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Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-21
Mezinarodni den studentstva.

Praha (CTK) = Take letos V
den II. listopadu Sc sklonili
pr1slusn1ci vSech narodG pred
pamatkou ceskych studentG,
prvnfch padlych Ia obef nemec
kemu nasil1, jez Sc tehdy pred
osmi Lefty ukazalo n~ezastfene.
Prazske slavnosti o jejichz "a
stitu byl pozadan president re-
publiky i vlada, NELL z nejv6tsi
easti smutecni raz. V predve-
Ger studentskeho svatku byla
uctena pamatka umucenych
vysokoskolakd odhalenim pa
metni desky S pTejmenovan1m
kasaren v Ruzyni ma Kasarna
II. listopadu. Tyz den odpole-
dine zmenila nazev i cast Sany-
trove ulice, ktera nadale pone-
sc oznacen1 Ulice II. listopadu.
Prvnl den vzpom1nek Sc skon-
Gil slavnostn1m pfedstavenlm
We Velke opefe. Slavnosti v
den II. listopadu zapocaly bo-
hosluzbami We Svatovitskem
chramu; msi slouzil archbishop
DR.. Beran. Dopoledne pax pro-
mluvil k valnemu shromazden1
Ustredniho svazu csl. STUDENT
silva v budove pravnicke fakul-
ty ministr skolstv1 DR.. Stransky
a rektor Karlovy university DR..
Englis. V poledne vosokosko-
.laci polozili venec ma hrob pre-
sidenta Osvoboditele a Ike hro-
bu Neznameho voj1na. Pc tie
pfijal pan president zastupce
studentstva a vecer Sc z1castnil
slavnostniho pTedstaveni Libu-
Sc v Narodnim divadle. Vedle
student1 prazskych vzpomenu-
III II. listopadu i vysokoskolaci
ostatnich csl. universitn1ch
NEST.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-21
Technika vitszf i mad polarnim
kruhem.

Islandska republika prodela-
va technicky rozvoj a stava Sc
modern1 zem1. Hydroelektrar-
ny zasobuj1 zemi elektrickym
proudem a We sklen1c1ch vyta-
penych horkou vodou, pestuje
Sc We velkem nejen naSe ovoce,
nybrz i JIM reva, ba dokonce
pomerance a banany. A tax i
zde, v ledove zemi, lidsky d.
mysl triumfoval mad macesskou
pT1rodou a razf 81 ~soustavne i
pevne cestu v pred.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-21
1Oc
ldheY
cely
quart
Pfedbezne ornament zabav.

= 80. listopad - nedele Cd
pol. v Delnickem Dome Film
Abraham Lincoln" porada T.
stfedn1 Vybor C. I. O. We pros
pech csl. sirotk1.
= V sobotu, 6. prosince po-
fada T. j. Sokol Curtis Bay
Jaternicove Hody.
= 81. prosince "Sylvestr" v
Sokolovn6, rob Gay a Preston
ulic.
" sobotu, "a. ledna 1913
pofada Sokol Philadelphia
"Snow Ball Dance"
= V nedeli, 1. 1nora 1913
"Vefejne Cvicen1" v Sokolovne
rob Gay a Preston ulic.
= IA. unora V D6lnickem
Dome - "Srdeckova Zabava'
poTada Csl. Krouzek Zen.
Program zabav Slovenskeho
Narodniho Domu:
= V ned6li, %. listopadu
"KateTinovy Tanec."
Is. prosince = Bingo, Kar-
tovy Vecierok
Tanec.
81. prosince = Silvestrovy
Program pro tanecnf zabavy
81. prosince - Sylvestr.
"a. ledna 1913 - Selsky Pies.
20. bTezna 1913 = Josefovska.
|. kvetna 1913 = Majova.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-21
Posledni statisticke 1daje o csl.
obyvatelstvu.

Praha (CTK) = Poole nej-
novejs1ch dat statn1ho 1fadu
statistickeho ma Ceskosloven-
sko Poole stavu z 80. zaT1 1947
celkem 12,224,O 900 obyvatelG.
a to Gechy 5,645, 900, Morava
a Slezsko 3,152,OO0 a Sloven-
sko 3,427,000. Proti 81. srpnu
1947 pribylo $4,000 osob. Proti
roku 1889, kdy hustota obyva-
telstva ma jeden c~tverecny XII
lometr byla ia osob, toto clslo
kleslo nyn1 ma 90 osob.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-21
Ocelarna plze1ske Skodovky
splnila liz celorocnf plan.

Praha (CTK) Ocelarna
plzenske skodovky splnila Ike
IA. T1jnu vyrobnf plan ma cely
rok 1947, take nynf jiz pracu-
je ma planu pro prfstl rok.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-21
Pamatnik padlym a umucenym

Ostrava. - V ramci oslav
%. rfjna odhalili zamestnanci
elektrarny Karolina v Ostrave
pamatnik II padlym a umuce-
nym kamaradGm. Slavnost Sc
konala v 1tery, %. Tijna v $50
bod. dopol. ma nadvof1 elektrar
ny Karolina.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-21
Recko pro obnovenf stykG
8 Bulharskem.

Atheny. - Zahranienf mini
str Tsaldaris prohlasil, re Rec
ko lie ochotno obnoviti diplo-
maticke styky S Bulharskem.
Telegraf. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1909-1951, 1947-11-21
Kral Pavel Sc z~otavuje.

Atheny. - Kral Pavel, ktery
je stizen tyfem sc zotavuje, jak
bylo oznameno.
Evening star., 1947-12-07
A THING YOU CAN'T FORGET
Continued from page t,Uenty-si1

to make it. And the reason he
refused was because coming back
to you was more important to
him than anything else in the
world. know that. I've heard
him talk about you and look at
your picture. You meant more
to him than anything else -
more than his own self respect" "
HE STOOD up. He looked down
at the girl and tears were rum
ming down her face now. May
be knowing that you can help
him."
And after a moment he said,
Il hope So"
He turned away and went out,
limping very little now, thinking
that if a man has been hurt,
then it is good to have a scar,
a visible sign of that injury,
thinking that Bill Myles had
died only once, and quickly, and
Ward Dillon had purchased life,
but at a price he could never
finish paying.
Only she may be able to
make it easier for him, Ed
thought. And because he, him
self, had known much pain he
could add, II hope so. hope
so.' The End
Evening star., 1947-12-07

there for five days, not going out
even to eat, speaking to no one,
visited by no one, not even his
own co-pilot.
And after five days the skip
per had sent him back to Pearl
and he had transferred out of
bombers to spend the rest of the
war on the ground. He was
thinking of the lines of pain
around Ward Dillon's mouth
tonight, the way he walked, the
sound of his voice, too-effusive
yet frightened at the same time,
like that of a child who wants
desperately to make friends and
is afraid.
II guess did think that l
hated him." Ed Faulkner said.
He made a ring on the table with
his glass, and smeared it. Il came
over to this table to tell you a
story. l better 60 ahead and tell
you"
HE TOLD it, quickly. He said,
Every man is afraid to go out
on a flight like that. But he is
even more afraid of losing the
respect of other men. So maybe
you could say that it took more
CUTS for Ward to refuse that
flight than it would have taken
Evening star., 1947-12-07
E''Ayf~t
ON TABLE SEATING

DILEMMA. When a
man dimes rith tlrO
,cosnen and there is
no Uaiter to seat one
Of them, ,chich Of the
t,CO should he help
first? Does the second
lady uait for hin, to
seat her?
r 4
Mrs. Posi-: He should
seat the older of the
two or the guest. The
second woman should
seat herself meanwhile.
Evening star., 1947-12-07

Livery day, when | fondle, love,
l. and praise you. | help your
spirit grow. AT the same time, |
want to help you develop other
assets: a well-shaped head, a
straight, strong back, a fine, full
chest, straight legs, sound teeth.
This pledge myself to do, because
| realize the Importance of help
ing you grow in spirit and in body
during these early months.''
Whot special help is needed?
One factor, Vitamin D, is essen
tlafto hel p your baby build a fine
framework. Physicians advise Civ
ing it, day in and day out. You
can make sure your baby receives
enough Vitamin D by starting her
now on Squibb Cod Liver Oil. Give
Evening star., 1947-12-07

Squibb's regularly every day! You
will help her bones grow strong
and straight. She will carry herself
more proudly all through life.
These changes in only + months
Between l8 months old and 2
years, your baby probably will:
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04
b. e.. Girls GiUe
Polio DriUe SIS

A recently organized girls club
known as the Bachelor Girls
(Beegee Club has presented Mrs.
Wilhelmina G. Harvey, Monroe
county chairman-director for the
1947 March of Dimes, with a check
for $500.
This is one of,the first projects
accomplished by the club.
The money was raised through
a cake rattle. ~
In acknowledgment of the gift
from Elayne Albury, secretary
treasurer of the organization,
Mrs. Harvey said, with such saw
Dry cakes being made by this
lovely group of girls, it is fore
gone conclusion that none of them
will remain Bachelor Girls very
long. You know the old adage of
the way to a mans heart"
Mrs. Harvey said practically
every organization in town, even
the American Legion Auxiliary,
Keys Memorial Post No. las of
Islamorado. Florida, has sent a
contribution to the March of
Dimes. Some of the most out
standing projects sponsored by
local organizations have Melted
proceeds in excess of 500 are the
JayShees, the Brotherhood of
Elks, the Jr. Woman's Club, the
city Firemen and Veterans of
Foreign Wars.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04

bride-to-be in a cart representing
a Valentine. 1t was pulled by
Brenda Joyce Curry, little sister
of the bride-to-be.
Heart-shaped cakes and ice
cream were served and delight
full program provided for enter,
tainment. The program consisted
of piano selections by the Pickens
sisters, readings by Mrs. Ailce
Curry and a vocal solo by Mrs.
William Russell, accompanied on
the piano by Mrs. Joseph Laid.
Prizes were awarded to MIS-.
Moreno Wallace and Miss Marian
PickenS.
Immediately after the gifts were
presented to the attractive bride
to-be, who stood at the head or
the patio, Miss Florence Sawyer,
chosen by Miss Curry to beahef
maid-of-honor at the wedding, as
sisted in opening the gifts. MISS
Curry expressed her appreciation
for the many lovely gifts.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04
Residents OF
Marathon To
Build Church
tcontributed)

The planning committee for
the Marathon Community church
met at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. A. Parrish on Tuesday even
in, January %.
Guests for the evening were
DR.. o. E. Rice, retired minister
of Daytona Beach, and DR.. Henry
w. Blackburn of Miami. DR..
Blackburn is the district superin-
tendent for the Methodist
churches in this area.
DR.. Rice has had many years
experience in the planning and
building of churches. He told US
not to go in debt for an elaborate
building that will be too large
for our present needs, but to lay
plans for the future and build our
church and Sunday school rooms
in units.
The plans for the project will
show the different units and
what the whole will look like
when it is completed. DR.. Rice
advised to go ahead with the
building program as soon as our
plans are complete, which will
probably be the early part of
the summer.
At that time we will start with
the amount of money we have
on hand and build what it will
pay for. We feel that the build
ing will progress rapidly when
we show that it is really started.
A small cut will be made of the
plans so that our citizens can
see what they will have for their
efforts. All who attended the
meeting feel that we will work
hard for this very worthy
project.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04
Dimes" Chairman
Lauds Schools Here

Wilhelmina G.. Harvey, Mon
roe county chairman of the
March of Dimes said today that
the most glowing event that has
happened in the 1947 drive is the
unexpected avalanche of returns
from the children of the public
and parochial schools of Key
West.
This year," said Mrs. Harvey,
II really thought, being a mother
myself, that it was a little too
much burden on the children to
be marching around with the
regular 81 dime books, which
the most of us feel were intended
for adults, for when a child fills
one of the soc books, he has a
solid accomplishment to go out
and fill another.
"Just how well this theory work
ed out is best attested by a check
of the first returns from only the
public and parochical schools in
Key West who poured a flood of
over a thousand dollars in dimes
into the rteaduarterS.
1t is one of the most gratifying
things in campaign that has
been filled with qualification
that such unselfish efforts have
been made by men and women of
all walks of life, by the officer
and enlisted personnel of the
Navy, Army, and Marine corps,
the merchants, the professional
men, the civil service employees,
the housewives, yes, all citizens of
Key West and even hundreds of
visitors to Key West, who by
their contributions, have assisted
in making this Key Vests great
est March of Dimes.
81 am not prepared to make a
complete statement, but l believe
that with the combined efforts of
the Navy and ourselves we shall
turn in an account that will speak
for itself"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04
z Men Receive
Citations For
Pacific Work

Two Navy men were awarded
medals and unit Communications
for heroic action in the Pacific
at ceremonies yesterday by Cap
tain H. M. Cooper, commanders
of the Key West Naval Base.
Richard E. Levy, a machinist
mate attached to the aviation
group. was awarded the Navy
cross and the Navy air medal for
service with the VD-109 in the
Pacific. He lives in Sanford, Flo
rida.
Another aviation man, Sylves-
ter j. Beck, a coxwain, received
the ribbon denoting a Navy
commentator for service aboard
the USS Morrison, 2100-ton de-
Stoyer, in the first battle of the
Philippine Seas. He is a native
of Richmond Heights, Mo.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04
RubinOff, Violin
To Be Here Friday

Key West residents are assur-
ed of a musical highlight on Fri
day, February 7, when Rubinoff
and his violin, internationally
famed popular concert artist, APP
pear at the High School Auditor
ium here under the sponsorship
of the Key West Woman's club.
I'VE feel fortunate in being
able to bring such great artist
to this community, Mrs. Dan
Navarro, club president, said to-
day, land the Club membership
is determined to make this the
outstanding musical event of the
l946-47 season."
Rubinoff and his violin, long a
favorite combination with music
lovers, is well-known to millions
not only from his current con-
cert appearances, but also for
his nationwide radio breakfasts
with Eddie Cantor and for his
motion picture engagements. A
conductor and composed of note,
the popular maestro has kept
hiss public because he constantly
plays those selections the public
actually desires to hear. His 49,
46-47 tour is heralded as a con-
cert "in tune with the times"
The famed musician will pre-
sent a program o favorities low
ed by the American people, such
as the Warsaw oncerto, Chopin's
Polonaise, DeBuSsy's Clair de
Lune. and Gershwin's Rhapsody
in Bfue,N!ni 81 Nt1tu,Gt
Tickets for Rubinoff's concert
are on sale at the Key West Lii
barray every afternoon from two
until six o'clock. ~
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04
Valentine Spirit Prevailed At Shower
Honoring Rose Curry Last EUening

Approximately 100 guests at
tended an enjoyable miscellaneous
shower given~last evening at the
jackson Square USO patio in
honor of Miss Rose Elizabeth
Curry, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
z. T. Curry, Peacon lane, who
will wed Staff Sergeant Edward
kushman, US. Army Harbor De-
lenses, here 8 o'clock Thursday
night in the Congregational
Church.
Sponsored by Mrs. Angel Del
gado and Mrs. Glenwood Sweet
ing, aunts of the bride-to-be, the
shower was carried out in a col
orful Valentine motif.
Tiny Diarhe Eleanor Curry.
sister of the honoree, and Toni
Anne Demeritt, dressed in cos
tunes fashioned of hearts with
little heart-shaped hats, passed
minis in Valetine baskets among
the guests.
The gifts were presented to the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04
PTA To Observe
Founders Day

Founders Day will be observed
az the regular meeting of the
Harris PTA tonight, beginning at
8 o'clock.
The meeting will be conducted
by fathers of the organization in
observance of Fathers night.
The following program has
been arranged:
PTA prayer, PTA hymn, Foun-
der's Day play, depicting diff
ferent eras in the history of the
organization. Closing song. my
Tribute" business session and So
cial hour.
A Founders Day cake will be
given as door prize.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04
$500 Raised By
Jayshees For
March OF Dimes

In letter from Jack Delaney,
president of the Junior Chamber
of Commerce, the Jayshees were
commended for the work they
had done in the recent March OF
Dimes drive here in which they
collected $290.50. In part, MIR.
Delaney wrote: ~
You girls are to be commend
ed for the work you have done IN
making this drive the success that
it was. In a little more than a
year you have taken your place
in the community. Keep up the
good work. Your determination
to complete any project you UNI
dertake, should be an example to
the best of U.S."
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04
penthouse. who testified in
heavy Scandinavian accent.
Handles Accent Well


heavy Scandinavian accent.
Handles Accent Well
Norman Sosky as Sigurd Jung
quist also did a splendid job with
the Scandinavian accent in the
part of Faulkner'S clerk. Hilton
was perfectly cast as the right
eous father of Mrs. Faulkner and
the mighty banker, who screams
at Defense Attorney, Il can crush
you like worm" Louise White
as the handwriting expert was a
model of scientific efficiency.
Jimmy Cagney couldn't have
done better as the gangster than
did Stevens. Patricia Sosky as a
murdered gangster's widow was
very effective in a Mae West
way. Guy Carleton as a testify
ing physician was perfect in that
role.
Adding to the reality of the
setting were Norman Stubs as
bailiff, Alan Glennon as clerk of
court, Marijane Jackson as steno-
grapher and Isadore BoWser as
prison matron.
Considerable credit is also due
Jack Nolen for his stage manage
ment, Helen Cutter, Eileen He'll
ings, Betty Ann Pierce, Bowman
Cutter, and Kit Murray for the
scenery. Everett Winter and AL
bert Gibbs for stage carpentry
and Isadore and Carol Holman
for properties. Publicity and pro-
gram were handled by Betty
Garrett. Janice White, Ruth Lar
son. Betty Pierce and Marion
Winter and the box office by Lee
Goddard and Marion Winter.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04
CHICAGO EDITOR
Continued fI'1:n Page Onel

just completed General Deane's
book and Mrs. Pflaum was read
ing a large new volume by CEN
sor and friend of the Pflaums
whom they met when in Madrid.
They said that it was an admirable
description OF the state of affairs
in Spain and their background.
THE Spanish people hate Fran
CO.., Pflaum said. HE has only
a small minority with him but
they can't do anything with the
Army running everything"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04
Riddles Train
Ready At Park

A Streamlined miniature train
which can carry children has
been installed at Bayview Park
for two weeks, City Recreation
Director Dwight Hunter an
nounced today.
Hunter also announced that the
new SWITCHBOARD courts at Bay
view Park have been completed,
painted and lighted and are ready
for use.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04

George H.. Brown and Micha-
lima Kossack Roehrig were mar
ried by Judge E. R. Lowe at the
justice office at Tavernier Sum
day morning. d.
Mrs. Eva Force was matron
of honor and T. Jenkins Curry
was best man. Mr.. and Mrs.
Brown reside in Rock Harbor.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04
Legion, Officers
Are Nominated

A regular monthly meeting OF
Voiture 728 40 and 8 Society OF
the American Legion was held
last evening at the Key west
Yacht Club. Nominations for oiii-
GERS for the coming year were
made. Election will be held In
March.
1t was announced. that Voiture
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04

492 Of Dnds county wsii A
an initiation a aarv~s ~
Post No. 70. AGlasal. an -
18th.
The meeting was preaistea $500
by George j. Psgnlrh. tAHH -
Care. After Ina nseesAnM > -
per was served.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04

Soybean chemists claim that
animal and poultry feed made
from soybean oil meal supplies
from four to five times more di-
gestbile protein than cereal
grains.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-02-04

MEETINGS
llIIIIIIIIIllIlllIIIIIIIlIIIIlIIIIIIIIllIlIIII
Convent Alumnae Meet

The annual meeting of the AL
umnae of the Convent of Mary
Immaculate will be held at 8
o'clock tonight at Lees Oriental
Restaurant. All members are re-
quested to attend.
Evening star., 1947-01-08
STORES FOR RENT.

eII3 X ST. N.W.-semistore, once ant
workshop; vacant; approximately 300 50
No sss asss ssskas On RE T. ssa eE
SEVERAL GOOD STORE LOCATIONS for
rent. One may suit your business. Ma
COW. AvE.-around floor store. approx
Issgpns sSf sss paEsy ci ri
coored g arfs Dushess seeson for
taurant, shoe repair. pawnbroker; sts;
STEIN & co. 1415 K st. NV. ME. 500
1os 9th ST. NwTarse an, se,n1,src,.T Igs .%s zons n
suitable for psiptshop praMsEiN lsSndrEii &c ca Sot
1ent fan5 qsps' < s. NV. W. ME. IL 300. % M III.
1906 G ST. N.W.-outstanding location
for ise, high-class store in Washington's
finest downtown SHOPPING seetion noo Approx
In basement ideal for mems wear. wom-
ems wear, furs, specially stores, restau-
rants, etc. For remodeling plans and fur
ihsR sERNsTEhN STEIN i co. 14fS K ST st nv
kMuEasSSfq9RE MEas Sfp9S AND ELEcrRIcAL appli.
ances-we are interested in an outstand-
dising is such that he can associate him.
self in the same block with the following
tenants: Western Auto, American Stores
Weltman's LIQUOR, A A. p. GEORGES Radio
seef SsIiHshhsa Shoes Giant Market. Peoples Drus
store. Eorbud, Senator Theater an6
others. This store will have the use o.
concrete PARKING facilities for 400 cars
The st sspss 1psned IN ,nis 0sa.on dis
history. Only. outstanding. responsible.
BuRMAN. RE. 1885. -l0
Evening star., 1947-01-08
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

q ROLLING ACRES, Lee hwy, near Cen;
terville, Va, high altitude, excel. for smal
estate farming; $240 per acre: c reasonable
terms GX 1880 eyes, TE iappins gS oye,
the Fairfax. Co: line, loo, acres Of rollina
land. on Old Dominion drive and within
easy reach Of the Country Club: choice
property for high-class deyelopment with
acre, ASK for Miss shoemaksT; night q
MAKERs I71g gIS,6N < St nv" ma Il66. oso
It. frontage Leesburg pike, Il mile iron
Falls Church; ideal subdivision; .$625 pc
acre, $4,000 to handle. easy terms 70
the remainder. WILLIAMS REALTY CO.
4415 Wilson blvd. OW. 6161 or 6162.-1.
CHEVY CHASE, MD, overlooking Columbi'
Country Club, Just of Connecticut ave. ave-.
the tn A greater " nun number having rs to 100 #
frontage. attractiyely priced to Earran
have another group Of lots in the Id DistHEiii' Hoi,
Cross School. For fun particulars. call Mr.
BsaqgEs tevenings Wo; e159 sstC THos. J.
5 ACRES OF TIMBER LAND; 3k miles
from Rockville: beautiful site for building
So, 900 Call Greenbelt 5949. Ia
Evening star., 1947-01-08
FARMS FOR SALE.

I94 ACRE DAIRY FARM, 6-rm. bungalow.
aGs0T fro@ aaEs Esootse sa5soo Stbfa
ONE SMALL + FARM; a consisting 60 ,t # . 1sn9so %
room house. all modern conveniences, such
wi With i'n metal cabinet and plenty Of built in
cabinets. s-nxture bath, laundry tray IN n
@iss asens FG% no assefs Inc Cali rsfd Il 5se ny
STOCK slMe FARM, $40 acres, bordering on
Houdoun noUdo uc Co.. .' on hard road. hour from
land; Io-Toom house: some rsmsodslins reno q Ing
stock barn. This is a good investment at
shased Iao;eSif il desired; reasonable terms SHOWN
B1ET 81 ipDfsat%fnt PaRM AeENc9 Herndon' Fail
Sc sss,SS0ysauipped eSi; Y; dairy farm of over
and is suitable for mechanical farming;
ABOUT 500 acres open iand With aSunaan1
s-room stone house with hot-water heat
bath and electricity: dairy barn for 81
cows tile silpS metal corncri0s sa rnws and and
and an Otsi feed 60 with the farm at. this price.
down h. oe by MASON HIRsT
Annandale, Va, at the end Of Columbia
pike. Phone Alex. 5Sl2. Closed SUNDAYS
dairy farms in this section Of the country,
complete with modern mechanical eouip-
ment and stocked with 200 head OF cattle
many registered: $50 hogs, all registered.
There are 2 well-built 2-story houses, one
Of which has rooms and nd the rot other y
several running streams and 2-acre lake
on these $50 acres Of beautiful rolling
country; priced at $4,000. For further
with sHtNNNoN q LucHs CO. 1906 H
woodland: Montgomery Co. bet Wash. and
Frederick; g-rm house. electricity. several
springs and creek: stock and some eauip-
session. Address OWNER, Bog 250-D.
Star, or phone GE. 1865 or ST. .e507.
stone house. within committing distance Of
Philadelphia. Fruit trees and all out,
buildings. Priced for aiuck sale. Call
IL.