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Evening star., 1947-04-24
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hitting closers TO call On Newspaper tnnsiiry
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ALEsMENTo can On the wholesale and
retail drug trade; salary. expenses and
bonus. car neces Box 233-B, Star. 27s
SALxsMEN. with cars. ior heavy water
less sookwars, For apDt call Il. sass. s
|sALESMEN--Reputable storm window ana
screen s. en- company wants men, expsrisncsd
wHsPaxnaUasD aassEsls5' eoK so Iasns Iasls
sALEs REPREsENrArryE Executive
branch, established national orrsni1ation. on
poised With some tnosledss ocs ana i.s M
both large and small commercial and
asnss aa isipaRs s AsD e
sonal interview. BOX 176-B. Sear.-29
REPUTABLE MAN. approximately 40 years
OF age, to sell on commission arrangen1ent,
factory-cut, conventional-type home direct
to builders in nearby Va. and Md: must
have automobile; excellent income for right
person with some knowledge OF building.
Call RE. 1896. Mr.. EMORY or MRS.
HAYES. for appointment go
VACUUM CLEANER MEN, experienced,
This is an opportunity to join q perma-
nent organization where financial returns
are unlimited: Car essential Apply
CO.. Room IS, 1890 L st.
PLEASANT OUTSIDE WORK can make
big weekly pay, salary and commission; |
experienced men preterred: car not neces-
sary. Apply at NEW YORK JEWEIRY
CO., ask for Mr.. Kane, 719 7th st. NV. |
YOUNG MAN WITH AUTO, BY large whole
SCI; sale grocery company. TO call on estah-
,ished trade In Metropolitan Area; excel
eery experience and ambition. BOX TIA,
ATTENTION, PRINTING sALEsMEN-rfI
you have an established clientele in
Washington or. Baltimore we win better
your commission ARRANGEMENT. Quick I
deliveries on most items. All replies con-
idential. Box 177-B, Star. 25s
SALESMAN with car
Draw against liberal commission Perma- 1
nsnt position. excellent future. Give
phone. Box 1s7-B. Star 25s
START A RAWLEIGH business. Real op-
portunity now for permanent, profitable +
work nearby. Wright RAWLEIGHS, Dept. Il
DCD-14-k, Chester. Pa.
Evening star., 1947-04-24
BY .hs Assoeio,sd Press

LANDSHUT, Germany, April a.
DR.. Hugo Eckener, 72-year-old
builder of airships, puffed content
edly on an American-gift cigar to-
day and looked forward to direct
ing new aviation experiments in
Ohio.
II am going to the United States
for three or four months with the
next shipment Of German scientists
from Landshut," he said.
Whether I will stay longer de-
pends on whether my wife Johanna,
who is 10, will be permitted to join
me. We are too old to want to live
separated"
The famous constructor OF Zep-
pelins rejected any suggestion that
there could be a military implica-
ton in his forthcoming work with
|technicains Of the Goodyear Co.
who is interested in war Is not
interested in airships," he said. "AlI
Evening star., 1947-04-24
Dr.. Eckener, Zeppelin Builder.
To Direct Experiments in u. S..

the Nazi leaders were uninterested
in airships, because they wanted to
prepare for war, and for war they
needed planes.
I am convinced that airships are
more practical than planes because
OF their comfort and vast space.
Evening star., 1947-04-24
Educotion Meeting May 9

FREDERICKSBURa, Va. April
24-tN. .-Dr. Edward Alvey, il.
president Of the Education Section
Of the Virginia Academy Of Science,
announced that the section would
meet at the University OF Virginia
May .. DR.. Alvey Is dean Of Mary
Washington College here.
Evening star., 1947-04-24
SAlEsjMEN.

SALESMEN-CANVASSE - Unusual op-
portunity to Join one Of WashinGton's most
progressive, Srcvtng firms: Offering an
sxcenens plopor.lGn sc ,aesin Msn Hno Sen I III
ances on liberal credit terms. Live leads
furnished for immed. and attractive earn
itnss; asso opsnansr nn 81 IL eaos anaser oi
Evening star., 1947-04-24
CLASSIFIED AD RATES

Local advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
! time -. .-----31c per line
~ times ---------31c :"
8 to 6 times consec-
utively y--------29c -
u times or longer
conSecutively -----26c I"
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices Sc per line
additional.
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
: Four Lines (Minimum)
Flat rate per line -45c
Out-of-Town Rate is charged
on all advertising 25 miles or
more from Washington.
Claims for errors must be made
In time for correction before
second insertion.
When canceling classified ad-
vertisements be sure to make
a note of the cancellation num-
Der. This is important in case
your statement does not show q
credit for the cancellation.
If advertisement was prepaid
retain cash register receipt
which bears a serial number
with date, and Identifies your
advertisement.
Lost and Found Advertise
ments appear on Page AS.
Evening star., 1947-04-24
EDUCATIONAL.
CIVIL SERVICE EXAMS,

CIVIL SERVICE ExAM.-Be wen prepared
When We coach you. you pass; coschins
DAY ana night. 10 Am: TO noon; $50 p.n
to 10 PM Call Mr.. Richards, MI 9s5s
THE CIVIL SERVICE PREPARATORY
ster BLDG. l4th and Park I'd. n.W.@
Evening star., 1947-04-24

sAx Rrsug s5Rsssnses so4 fsi 81
NIGHT MAN for servie. station: hours
sslars BarHEspA 81 sUaoeo gsesy5 e aERfSf gSsf
STATION, Wisconsin ave. and East-Wesi
oFficE oFs Ee'esSssf sGas1T6hr Ma SALESMAN. Pre-,
sSRasPsa5 SFfsfF krsFa azsS srsiFprn gist.
oPTIcAE asaii ii BEScamAN, Esegi experience a essen
f5sRl M sSseisns ss fhaass nss for advancement
PACKERS; experience not necessary: g.
shasss; .sI,1Apy Apply sm@p5eyment @ efacs, 4th floor
E.ssEs's .,s s.psr,snssa 81 .sga
after 8 pm. WI. 1854. -25.
nAsTsE u. e sosr assiass H. is tSS ysk
+ II rood shop. Apply in person. 1879 N
iPsHARMAcIsT. fun time; excellent hour,
PHAkMACIsT. licensed or unlicensed. M
sundays, Must be honest and able. Boa
PHakMzeIsr, iss1k zsesaIEsr registered in vrsini..o te
msnage drugstore. Exssllent progosition
Vienna sis saassslga sas.y Or ssslR sssRssA Afssa7!a 81. Z
PHARMACIST, good salary. pleasant work.
psua s srosE 1sS RPis sna M n
PHOTOGRAPHIC solicitor for home Dor.
traits, trait permanent; sood pay, change @ fe'
BAILEY. Temple. 2455.
y.rI e.y TaH sss c,srDd Sc ,,Dz Ok ooe4 sl
sss pel hour csl Des ngs cRER RFesss
Adams 6e97. to 9 pm. daily. al das
PLUMBER for new suburban house work
| n 4 Nd: must to have car. CAN WA. $3.50,
PEpHH5h 4H5As AEss0: eR aE oise. % .sss zss es
necttcut ave. NV. -25
PLuMBER. experienced. sober and indus.
tfious; for new and repair work; must
Man & SON. aooz 4. 1. ave. ne. no
PIUMBER- must be mechanic: none other
need apply. Call for appointment, IA
PLUMBERS AND HELPERS wanted 70,
new work near Hyattsville, Nd Plurnbers
must have car and hand tools. Dial
FIuMBRks Fun Els HEIrER: must 5. .rp.risnc. 4
ed; living near Hyattsvi1le. Phone Tower
646S or WA. $780,. 7.3o Am, to 5.30 pm
PORTKR for restaurant work; must b,
ne nsss S9,epffSnsv sbe fSSS worker. Amply s626 q
Evening star., 1947-04-24

EDUCATIONAL.
Evening star., 1947-04-24
for Saturdays
.llent earnings.
ween = and y

SALESWOMEN, experienced, ready 70 Mear'
LoWTTz. on 18th, between and Nv.
sALEswoMAN-southeast dept. store.
APpIEssTrEs;rNtssC. tsC1 4as sth St. s.s Ii. 5so6.
sALEswoMEN-Excel, salaries. permanent
PFAsTERNAk. 1919 CONN. sy.; r.. ~: ~
sness ssE aFs
5-day. 40-hour week; 20@ discount on
ARgy e@DSgDoenss DsgD s ss ST. .aa sa
sAEssWaoMEN, ) LII aNEN upholstery dept: expert
enc. Necessary sS dissSgns aDnIy sth gn oor sa:
aolDE:NBERgs eassfs: slaa sa1 9th and K sts. NV sS
ISALEsWOMAN, lamp dept: experience
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81 slSEa sss ..D.r. for speciality ssop
sheaEfaaY. MsasEfaa aao0. permanent position With
pointmsnt. AMERICAN TRAILER GO.
sscRiETSsY ssci T l for Plymouth. De Soto dssI.r;
f sSsS n9rfns aess
Georgis ave. NV. RA. 04o0. 20
nent position. good working condtions,
insurance benefits. Apply 1771 st. NV.
sHscRsEsTgx2RiY-sTENoGRAPHERi &c in lawy.rs
once: b-day. week: Q to 4: slbO monsn. mS1s
ss2eccRETARYssTTENoG. for growing whole.
sale Concern GsnsFal Hf fGr mns. astsls: Z:
InaTiedes or liking for sales promotion,
adssrsising dSnssk o Or direct man work desirsble
GOOD salary. 5h-dsy week. Only y yon are
mske uIs sonnetisins Of it. apply 70 Lee Harris,
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al; for main once Of censtrEcsior CO;
salsry 5000 Per roo1 mo =. hNGa0E d.n TFH.s Tls,:s
sSHaadkrrARY sTENoGRArHKK for Or
= nixstion OF radio artfsta; 20-30 year9
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shic tf take rapid dictatton: 3e-houf
nf'fi; Sc fie4ff food 'sl.l. 2 '.ns .-ss %.
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n% School and College s;ilIlI< s<
- DIRECTORY - -
NATIONAL ART SCHOOL

Homer Building, 18th and Sts. Ma. 1748
TO Fall term classes, September 8 and 23,
OF courses: 2-year day course, Business Ad-
", b. C. 8. degree conferred; 3-year evening
1-year graduate course. M. G. s. degree con-
m.
rs. Visitors welcome. Call for informs ton,
zen daily and evenings except Saturday
Evening star., 1947-04-24

PORTER. for restaurant work; must b,
avs RorPtNos.
Evening star., 1947-01-25
Argentina Will Buy
Former Axis Firms
By III, Assoeioisd Press

BUENOS AIRES, Jan. 25.-The
Central Bank of Argentina set aside
$25 ,000, 900 today to be paid as an
advance for business firms formerly
owned by Axis nationals, which the
government has been empowered to
purchase by decree Of President
Juan D. Peron. Some so firms are
involved.
The announcement stressed the
fact that the $25, ,00o, 900 was only a
first payment and that the total
expenditure by the government for
the properties was estimated at
$100, ,000, 900. A few of the firms
affected have brought suits to pre-
vent government intervention and
are not included, since they are pro-
tected In their present status by
court orders.
The Foreign Office said the gov
ernment would liquidate all non
essential firms, but those which are
necessary to the country's economy
would continue to function, either
under government control or by pri-
Evening star., 1947-01-25

the society, acted Is toastmaster OF
the evening.
Haggis Ceremony Observed.
John @. Buchanan, bard Of the
st. Andrews Society OF Baltimore,
gave Burns lode to the Haggis" at
the traditional ceremony Of the
Piping Of the Haggis" at the dinner.
Haggis Is q pudding made Of siet,
oatmeal and onions, among other
things.
Scottish songs were sung by Robert
Nicholson, Australian baritone. The
Highland Fling and other. dances
were performed by Myra Mae Pit
tenger and Martha Jean Crawford
and 6-year-old Sue Ransburg to the
piping Of James Garrioch, the So
ciety's pipe major. =
Other. guests of the evening were
Peggy Ann Garner, the 14-year -old
movie star; Brig. Gen. Gordon r.
Young, Engineer Commissioner, and
Mrs. Young; Lady Orr, Lady Wilson,
DR.. Keith Hutchinson, former presi-
dent of the st. Andrews Society Of
Montreal, and Mrs. Hutchinson; Col.
Richard F. Yost and Mrs. Yost of
York, Pa, and William M. Patterson
of st. Andrews Society of Baltimore.
A dance followed the dinner.
Evening star., 1947-01-25

vate Argentine interests, which
would be permitted to purchase
them from the government.
The sale would permit the govern
ment to claim 1t had complied with
the Chapultepec agreement binding
Latin American countries to elimi-
nate Nazi economic influences.
Four newspapers which have op-
posed President Peron were stoned
last night, by crowds leaving a mass
meeting at which the Chief Execu-
tive spoke in support of his five-year
plan.
Many windows were broken before
police, who fred in the air to dis
|perse the demonstrators, drove them
of. The papers were La Prensa, FL
Mundo, Critica and the weekly Van-
|guardia.
Evening star., 1947-01-25
World seeur lily Up
10 Britain and U. S.,
Lord Wilson Says

'It is up to the nations who speak
the. English tongle-the British
commonwealth and the United
States-to achieve our common aim
of world security" Field Marshal
Lord Wilson of the Joint Chiefs Of
Staff told the members of the st.
Andrews Society of Washington
last night at dinner at the May
flower Hotel.
The society, meeting to celebrate
the 188th anniversary of the birth
of Scotland's greatest poet, Robert
Burns, also heard the British Am
bassador, Lord Inverchapel; Sir
John Boyd Orr, director general Of
the Food and Agriculture Organiza-
ton of the United Nations, and DR..
Paul F. Douglass, president Of
American University.
World in Transition.
Lord Wilson said there is mo
short cut to recovery" after World
War II and that the world Is now
in period of transition from war
to peace BY means of cooperation
and coordination, the nations who
have love of freedom" will secure
their purpose-peace.
The other speeches IS dealt with in
cidents in the life of Burns, the
symbol of all loyal Scots and of the
love of Scotland.
Lord InverchapelI gave toast
''Tae the Lassies" with "reminiscences
pf his youth in Scotland.
Preceding the dinner was skirl-
ing of the bagpipes by Col. Richard
F. Yost'S Kiltie Band of York, Pa,
dressed in the Royal Stewart and
Gordon kits. The audience then
sang both "The Star Spangled
Banner" and God Save the King"
DR.. Peter Marshall, president of
Evening star., 1947-01-25
Rudio Discussion PIonned

Mrs. James r. Bourne, economic
welfare chairman of the "Voteless'
District League of Women Voters,
and E. J. Coil, executive director Of
the National Planning Association,
will speak on the relationship of
domestic economy to world pros
perity at 9:15 am. tomorrow over
Station WTOP.
Evening star., 1947-01-25

flew to ireland without permission
of United States Government ON
cials, has embarked on another po-
litical venture. He has filed dec
laration to be candidate for the
City Council from the 9Th district
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-29
Free Booklets
On Education
Now Available

TALLAHASSEE, March B.
Copies of specially prepared il
Illustrated booklets on the report
of the Florida Citizens Commit
tee on Education are now avail
able to Florida citizens at no cost,
]. Frank Rushton, campaign di-
rector of the Florida Forward
Through Education Committee,
said today.
The booklets, entitled "Educa-
ton and Florida's Future" were
prepared by the FIFE "to get the
Citizens Committee report into
the hands of the people and to
further the understanding of the
needs of Florida'S educational
system" Rushton said.
Two booklets covering the re-
port have been printed.
There are 10000 copies of a o.
PACED detailed report of the
Citizens Committees findingS,t
and 10000 copies of more con-
else report available. The 81
page summary contains only the
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-29
New Amberjack Leader Crowned
In Fishing Tournament Here But
Immense Jewish Ruled Ineligible

A new leader in the amberjack
division of the 1947 Key West
Fishing Tournament was crowned
yesterday when George w. Stowe
of Belmont, N. c., landed a So
FOUNDER to displace Leta Brock
of Indianapolis, Ind, as the lead
er in this class. The Brock fish
weighed 6434 pounds.
~ Stowe made the catch from the
Lucky Strike, piloted by Capt.
Cleveland Niles, Mrs. Stowe also
had good luck. catching a 81
pound amberjack and 4l-pound
grouper. Stoves other catches
consisted of a 39-pound grouper
and big barracuda.
The Stoves, who like Key West
fishing SO much that they plan to
bring their yacht with them next
year, went out with Capt. Niles
today in search of tiny tropical
fish for curios.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-29

illustrated portions of the more
detailed report, and the major
problems and conclusions.
A one-page illustrated dodger
prepared by the FIFE will also
be distributed IN the near future.
Copies of the FIFE booklet
may be obtained from County
Superintendent of Public In
struction, county PTA presidents,
local chapters of the FFTE. or
they may be secured, without
charge, by writing j. Frank Rush
ton, Campaign Director, Florida
Forward Through Education
Committee, P. o. Box SAC, Tai
lahaSSee.
The booklets have received
nationwide notice and copies
have been requested by educa-
tors and educational administra-
tors throughout the nation, Rush
ton said.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-29
Just In Case

Sorry to put you to the trou
BILE of fetching water specially for
me-" said an English tourist, who
had ordered whisky in a High
land inn.
Nae trouble at all" replied the
host. Il always keep drop on
the premises in case of fire.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-29

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Lawton
missed a probable second place
award in the Jewish division yes
terday when both took part in
bringing one of the giants. a 800
FOUNDER, to gaff on the Switch
tail, piloted by Capt. Ted Canova.
Only one person may bring a
catch to gaff under tourney
rules.
The 'Lawtons have been out
daily with Capt. Canova for a
week but yesterday was their best
day. In addition to the Jewish
they brought in five big amber
jacks. all in the 50-pound class. a
half-dozen big grouper and num-
erouS barracuda.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-29

at 7:30 pm.
AT the Presbyterian Church.
Rev. Melrose S. Avery will
speak on Triumphant Entry"
at the IL am. service. Eel
lowship Groups will be con-
Quoted at 7::30 pm. with Com
monder ]. E. Coppock as the
speaker.
Rev. John E. Pickens, pastor,
has chosen as his Palm Sunday
topic at Poinciana Community
Church, When Jesus Rides In.
The service starts at IL am. Rev.
Wallace Stems, associate pastor,
will speak on '"The Triumphant
Entry" at the 1880 am. service
of the Congregational Church.
Both churches will have a joint
service at 1880 pm. at the Con-
gregational Church when Rev.
Pickens will speak on Receiving
the King" Junior Endeaver will
meet at 6 pm. at the Congre-
gational Church.
Holy Week Service for the
Poinciana Community Church
will be held at 7:30 pm. Wed
nesday, Rev. Pickens delivering
the sermon and on Thursday at
the Congregational at the same
hour. On Good Friday the two
pastors will conduct Service of
the Cross at 730 pm. On Mon
day at II am. the United Coun-
Gil of Church Women meets at
the Congregational Church and
at pm. the women of the two
churches assemble at the same
church. Missionary Society of
the Congregational Church as
sembles at 7:30 pm. Wednesday.
At the Fleming Street Metho-
dist Church, Sunday School is
at GAS am, morning worship,
1880, song service, 7:10 pm. and
evening worship, 7:30. A special
number for Palm Sunday will be
sung by the male quartet at the
evening service.
The First Baptist Church will
hold Sunday School at GAS am,
morning worship at 1880, Sunday
Training Union, $50 pm. and
evening worship, 1870. A Fellow
ship Hour for servicemen and
young people will be conducted
at $3.50 pm. in the annex. Teach
ers meet $50 pm. Wednesday
and prayer and fellowship meet
ing is an hour later. : Choif re.
hearsal is 7:3O pm. Thursday
with special motion pictures at
the same hour Friday.
Poinciana Baptist has Sunday
School at GAS am, morning
worship at IL am. with Rev. w.
r. Smith as the speaker, training
union $50 and evening worship,
7:30. Grace Lutheran holds
Sunday School at 10 am. and
Palm Sunday service at 1880 pm.
with Rev. F. H. Fucker speaking.
Rev. E. S. Doherty of the Ley
Memorial Methodist Church has
selected "The First Palm Sunday"
as his topic for the morning wor-
ship at 1880 and THE Palm as
an Emblem of Victory" for the
7:30 pm. service. Sunday School
is at GAS am. and Youth Fellow
ship, Gas pm.
Christian Science Society will
meet at II am. with the subject
of study being Reality. Key
West Church of Christ holds its
regular 6 pm. service at 916
Seminary street. Glad Tidings
Tabernacle holds Sunday School
at 10 am, morning worship at
II, young peoples meeting, 6 p.
m. and evening service at 7:30
Church of God holds Sunday
School at 10 am, gospel sermon
at II am. and evangelist mess
age at 1870 pm.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-29
THOUGHTFUL THIEVES

LAYTON, Okla. - The thief
which broke into the barber and
beauty supply house of Tommy
Ashimore and took about $500 in
cash and checks. left $40 and a
note which read: Il stole your
money, but didn't have the heart
to keep it ALL"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-29

Coastal lighthouses were once
erected and maintained by priv
ate. corporations.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1947-03-29
Palm Sunday Services Tomorrow Commence
Holy Week Observances In City's Churches

DALM SUNDAY
n
A the
nota
at this ervce Week.
h be NLd Ah- dl
Evening star., 1947-01-31
SUBURBAN sALE--yIRGINIA.

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Stairs n sxessns fna sesams and oTes
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Price iA25o. KATHERINA M. PosNJER'
fAIIs tI ass' cHUKcH-cOmfortable e-rm.
home With large Living Fm irepasss nn 1ss faor Con
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to transportation and she SHOPPING grzspI ssn1sr ISa
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ATTENTION, SERVICE PERSONNEL! II
you are just reporting aboard for duty. We
suggest that you see these nomes oeiofe
Columbia Forest-Two lovely brick homes,
situated on nice corner lots; with liv. rm.
din. rm., kit. on lst; twink rms. ana
service owners transferred; avail. Feb lst;
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2bU. To inspect, call BOB BRUMBACk,
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auto oil heat; N blk to bus; built-in ga
rage; poss.. with title and completion
New S-rm' masonry house full bath.
hardwood floors auto. oil h.-w. heat un-
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dale Telephone Alex 1852; after 8 pm.'
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Evening star., 1947-01-31
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay
Summer, homes and building sites Writ,
sSuTHERs sST isHifssspfM ssS eG M
front farm, improved by modern Groom
and bath newly constructed residence; Z
fun Sorf Nred uT
der entire house, fireplace in living room
House site commands wide marine OUTLOOK
The location is. O. favored one for CONNER
Report and sassafras soils. approximate,
for for tractor cultivation. SO miles p: e.
Effse 5ses 81: sssa
WssoobLAND ss oH Is BEACH. m.-.rm. cottage
ige. screened porch. 100x10o cor. lot
Pgpo PTtSs iniluds;s Th dsss4ss4s HARaS REAL
: SUMMER HOMES. Gear garage and
small cottage. all adjoining, overlooking
modsrn over Outside showers
from D. c.; in residential area. Can bs
bought in entirety or separately, FIR. 3s40
SHARE PR0PERTY-cottages, lots, acre.
age and farms. To buy. sell or rent by
day week Or month ShoEsnam sasa nna ssash satf
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PRIVATE OWNER has 5 large lots on the
water ne Geasn e. BRUs
NER. "a Lake DIR. Phone Bay Vista 2451
wooDLAwN BEACH. MD.-5-room cot
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PREFABRICATED wood beach COTTAGES; !
to rooms, for immediate delivery; erected
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MA 37t36. 1866 18th st. NV. 3