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Evening star., 1947-11-19
SEMIBUNGALOW

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and toilet in the basement "a acre of land;
s1l 900 Pesssssion at settlement FRED RE-
EsatS5 senSope zig ep
buys this custom built brick home near near
Som. hss hd rooms nI9s and b On the M tss
for : families: parauet oak floors; h.-w,h:'
1ae 'front.' %ssfr poreh pipes o soa REsE %
SONS. 515 E. Cap. st. Ii. o1se' eyes,
EEDDGEMoRE, BETHESDA - pet. all-brick
home in this desirable location, ? blks; of
Wis. ave.. 9 bedrooms, baths, built.in
garage, oil h.-w.h. Features bedrm. and
ssth ssassS q ss ca 09s HD assa Or Nk
BETHESDA-S15,95O. A very attractive
detached brick home, with center-entrance
ing Of living room with fireplace, dining
room, kitchen. concrete side porch; bed
rooms on End floor; full. bright, dry base.
viii handle, 30-day possession; convenient
to transportation, schools and shopping;
Call Mrs Boswell. MA. $500: eyes. and
Sun. ov, $3.50. BOSS g. PHELPS NC
CORNER oedt { II HOME oiMi IN BETHESDA of Johns
Manville shingle constructions; about
years old and thoroughly tlsd mSdeIn f hs Son
ment and attic, air-conditioned heat with
gas furnace, insulated slate roof. gas re-
frigerator, screened side porch. Owner has
purchased larger home and is Offering this
dwelling at only $15,5O0. Phone Mr.. Brill,
WI. 71O5, with SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
sSH ssNS i fsraTE. s aM Hi A,aaaaIe ssaS MdAtrae
tive brick home on "a acre of ground in
the popular section Of small estates; 5
rooms, including den, bedroom and full
bath on the nrst floor; 3 bedrooms.
bath and extra lavatory on the second
floor; hot-water heat with oil burner, elec-
trio refrigerator screened porch. slate roof.
detached Gear garage; nicely handicapped;
outdoor fireplace; owner has built larger
home and has reduced the price TO S29,500
for Immediate sale. Phone Banks Murray,
Sligo STA, with SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.,
1905 st. NV, MA. 2345.
WOODMOOR-Brick and stone, 3 bedrms ),
9 of twin size; modern kitchen with break
fast bar; oil hot-air heat; full basement
WITH outside entrance; combination storm
windows and screens; new-house condition.
Price, Sl7,S50. Call Mr.. Meade. WA. 1893
or d. IO15, VIM. Il. SAUNDERS &C., INC.
-21
BUNGALOW 50, 500 - Three bedrooms,
corner lot, built-in gar. Terms. Call DI.
1918 until 8 pm, VIM. H. SAUNDERS
BRICK CAPE COD, S11 ,soo-5 rms: large
living rm with nrepl, dining rm., all-elec;
kit, fun bsmt, with oil &C; hess; fast
vile. Nd. WA. 5000. 30
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-25
ALI BOYS AND GIRLS
TO ATTEND CAMP AT
MILESTONE in ANSON

Some 40 All CLUB boys and girls
of New Hanover County will leave
this morning Cor Camp Milestone
at Ellerbe, in Arson Counth.
The group, in charge OF Miss
Nancy Ingram, assistant home
demonstration agent, and Coy r
lCook, assistant county agent
will return from the state At
Camp on Tuesday. About $50 clut
members from New Hanover
Brunswick and Arson counties
are to attend the camp.
Leaders from New Hanover tt
make the trip with the boys anc
girls are Mrs. M. S. Emmart
Mrs. Coy R. Cook, Mrs. c. G
Berry and Miss Evelyn Gore.
Jesse James, assistant All di
re ctor of North Carolina, will be
at the camp during the period
The local group will leave fror.
the Custom House at 8 am.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-25

munist party is trying some way
to dominate parliament, though il
was repudiated in the ovember,
1915. election and holds but five
seats in a 165-seat chamber.
So far the communist maneu,
vers have resulted in conspicuous
failure, but the state department
in Washington has been informed
that there may be another attempt
at a political coup next month. The
las one failed dismally when the
government refused to give the
Communists greater representation
in the cabinet. The communists
now hold one portifolio-electri
fication.
If, as expected, future Commu-
nists moves fail. American offlci.
ais believe Russia will support a
proposal by Austrian Communists
for severance Of the present Soviet
occupation zone from the remain
der of the country.
The belief is due partly to a
conviction that Russia's counter,
Marshall plan in eastern Europe
can not fully succeed unless anti
Communist esatern Austrian is in
Guided in the Russian sphere o.
each Monday and Wednesday from
influences.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-25

PRACTICAL"
Eyes, indeed" said Mrs. Pat
terson. IAN excellent secretary,
I'm sure. Very plain, poor girl,
isn't she? Oh, well, I always
think that's just as we'll. Especial
ly with an attractive man Ike
John was"
Gerda famed cut at her:
What do you mean, Elsie?
John would never-he nevet--you
talk as though sJohn would have
flirted or something horrid if he
had had a pretty secretary. John
wasn't like that at ALL"
"Of curse not, darling" said
Mrs. Patterson. But after all,
one knows what men are like!'
In the consulting room Inspec-
tel Grange faced the cool. bellig-
erent glance of Reryl Collier. 1t
was belligerent. He noted that.
Well, perhaps that was only nat
ural.
Plain bit of goods, he thought.
Nothing between her and the doc
tor, I shouldn't think. She may
have been sweet on him, though.
It works that way sometimes.
But not this time, he came to
the conclusion, when he leaned
back in his chair a quarter of an
hour later. Beryl Golfers an
swers to his questions had been
models Of clearness. She replied
promptly, and obviously hac
every detail of the doctors prac-
tice at her fingertps. He shifted
his ground and began to probe
gently into the relations existing
between John Christow and his
wife.
They had been, Beryl said, OF
excellent terms.
II suppose they q~uarrelsd
every now and then like most
married couples?' The INSPECTOR
sounded easy and confidential.
Il do not remember any quar-
rels. Mrs. Christow was quite de-
voted to her Extraordinarily quite
slavishly So"
There was a faint edge Of con-
tempt in her voice. Inspector
Grange heard it.
Bit of a feminist, this girl, he
thought.
Aloud he said:
Didn't stand up for herself at
alp"
mo. Everythin 8 revolved
around DR.. Christow."
"Tyrannical, eh7"
Beryl considered.
mo, I wouldn't say that. .
But he was what I should call a
very selfish man. He took it for
granted that Mrs. Christow would
always fall in with his ideas"
(To Be Ccntinued)
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-25
CHAPTER TWENTY SEVEN

CHAPTER lWLNAA
Inspector Grange was speaking.
% There's a point l want to pu'
to you, M. Poirot. This Miss Cray
the actress - she traipses oVe4
fere borrowing matches. L she
wanted to borrow matches why
didn't she come to your place
only a step or two away? Why
come about half a mile?"
Hercule Poirot shrugged his
shoulders.
There might be reasons. Snob
reasons, shall we say? My little
cottage. it is small, unimportant.
] am only a week-ender. but Sir
Henry and Lady Angkatell are
important-they live here they
are what is called gentry IN the
county. This Miss Veronica Cray,
she may have wanted to get to
know them and after all, TINS
was a way"
Inspector Grange got up.
Yes" he said, that's perfect
~ possible, of course, but enc
doesn't want to overlook any
thing. Still, I've no doubt that
everything's going to be PLAN
sailing. Sir Henry has Identified
the gun as one of his collection.
It seems they were actually prac-
t.cing with it the afternoon before
All Mrs. ChristoW had to do was
70 60 into the study and get it
from where shed seen Sir Henry
put it and the ammunition away.
It's all quite simple"
eyes" Poirot murmured. 1t
.eems all quite simple"
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-25
gSszzKs slSIIQ4 z,lZ|l1 ~
Christi. MeIio~sn pisdbv'.d BY King Feature. ~syosissts

Just so. he thought, would
woman like Gerda ChriStoW COIN
nit a crime. Without s~upteriuse
or conplexity-driven suddenly 'e
violence by the bitter anguish OF
narrow but deeply loving nature
And yet surely surely, sht
would have had some sense D
self-preservation. Or had she act
ed in that blindness-that dark
ress of the spirit-when reason Is
entirely laid aside?
He recalled her bleak, dazeo
tace.
He did not know-he simply
did not know.
But he felt that he ought te
know.
Gerda Christow pulled the black
dress up over her head and let Il
fall on a chair.
Her eyes were piteous with uh-
certainty.
She said, Il don't know. ]
really don't know. Nothing
seems to matter
81 know, dear, l know" Mrs.
Patterson was kind but firm. She
knew exactly how to treat people
who had had a bereavement
Elsie is wonderful in a crisis,
her family said of her.
At the present moment she was
sitting in her sister Gerda's bed
room in Harley Street, beins wen.
dertul. Elsie Patterson was tai
and spare, with an energetic man
ner. She was looking now al Ger
ga with a mixture Of irritation
ard compassion.
Poor dear Gerda-tragic for her
to lose her husband in such al
awful way-and really, even now,
she didn't seem to take in the
well, the implications properly
CT course. Mrs. Patterson reflect
ed, Gerda always was terribly
Sow. And there was shock, too,
to take into account.
She said in a brisk voice, 81
think l should decide on that
black marocain at twelve
guineas."
Gerda stood motionless, her
b. ow puckered. She said hest
family:
81 don't really know if John
liked mourning. I think I once
heard him say he didn't"
John, she thought. If only John
we're here to tell me what to do.
But John would never be there
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-25
MAY ASK
AUSTRIAN SPLIT
Partition o. State Expect
ed To Be Price Of
Peace Treaty

VIENNA, Austria, July 24-UR-
Authoritative American quarters
fear that Russia may demand the
partition of Austria as the price
of signing an Austrian peace treaty,
it was made known today.
What disposition Russia might
seek of her eastern occupation
zone was not specified. However,
a high American official said:
1T appears highly unlikely that
Russia viii ever agree to sign a
treaty with an independent Austria
which includes the country's pre-
VIZ borders"
Russian officials have made nc
suggestion so far for partition and
seem WILLING to continue the seem
ingly endless four-power negoti
ations for a treaty which have
been going on here for weeks.
All the time, the Austrial Com.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-07-25
q

GASTONIA, July 24-R-The
City Council has moved to hire
four Negro policemen to patrol the
Negro section. Several prominent
Negro citizens have been asked to
recommend men for the jobs.
Evening star., 1947-08-28
ical Society starts a four-day meet

ical Society starts a four-day meet
ing.
Johnny's arithmetic would be a
little below the level of the various
organizations.
A Yale announcement identifies
the three groups thus:
The Mathematical Association of
America-founded in 1916 to pro-
mote the interest of mathematics,
especially in the collegiate field, by
the publication of mathematical ar
ticles, monographs and reports and
by conducting investigations for the
purpose of improving the teaching
of mathematics"
The Institute of Mathematical
Statistics-"An organization con-
Evening star., 1947-08-28
Directions Given by VA
For FOREIGN Study Plans

Veterans seeking information
about the Fulbright Act, providing
for study abroad on student-ex-
change basis, are asked to address
their queries to the Division OF In
ternational Exchange of Persons,
Department of State. instead of to
the Veterans Administration.
The VA does not handle any phase
of the program, it was explained,
and information to hundreds OF
veterans has been delayed because
queries were addressed to the wrong
place.
Evening star., 1947-08-28
800 Top-Runk Mothemuticions
Plan Week of Figures at Yale

mathematicianS will be here at
tending one or more of three meet
ings scheduled for the Yale campus.
The Mathematical Association OF
America convenes for two days
starting Monday. The Institute OF
Mathematica Statistics has three
day session starting Tuesday, the
same dav the American Mathemat-
Evening star., 1947-08-28

cerned with the development of
mathematical statistics in its wide
applications to the social and bio
logical sciences and to the field Of
industrial production"
The American Mathematical So
ciety-"Primarily interested in the
development. presentation and pub
lication of mathematical research" !"
Evening star., 1947-08-28

of a license to Sara ISraelson is to
be heard.
Mrs. Israelson is seeking a license
for q restaurant at 3333-A Connect
icut avenue NV, formerly operated
as the Brown Derby. 1t has been
closed for several months, after the
former owner abandoned the place.
Several petitions signed by many
persons in the neighborhood and
letters protesting the granting of the
license have been received by the
board.
Evening star., 1947-08-28
Rv ,he Assoeiot.d Pes,

NEW HAVEN, Conn, Aug. 28.-lf
Johnny wants a spot of expert ad-
vice about his arithmetic homework,
he couldn't come to a better place
than New Haven, providing he
comes next week.
From Monday through Friday
about 600 of the Nations top rank
Evening star., 1947-08-28
RoIIy CoIIed to Moke
LIQUOR License Protest

One of the biggest protest meet
ings against the issuance of liquor
license before the Alcoholic Bever-
age Control Board is expected to-
morrow morning when the granting
Evening star., 1947-08-28

American stationery and art goods
are now being sold in the United
Kingdom.
Evening star., 1947-10-15
SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLAkp.

ROLLINGW00D-Av very desirable 7-rm =,
nFsk hou:e n beautiful Roll
porch on 1st floor; bedrooms and bath
on 2nd floor; oil heat. ample closet space;
Iull basement, garage, large Handicapped
lot; price, S20.500 on terms. For In
fGrWation; 10 ma aa,o call ROY PRICE. NE, 1850
BERWYN--Lovely 2-story red brick home
firepl, equip. kit. full bsmt.s gas h.-w.h...
copper pipes and Ruttering; nice side porch
SS.}sv. svf Davis
PoNT SAY W. Wk DfbNT Mb 4sG2 TELL you about
this T. s. ise s-bsa1mi home in lovely Takoma
rep Sssut Big front pe poreh saa abont y
S12,5 500. ROBERT S. DAVIS a. CO. 1904
Baltimore ave, Hyattsville. Md, WA. 5000.
open daily and Sunday until g. -16
TAKoMA ;r PARK,,Attractive frame bunga-
CoNLEY CO, 913 Pershing dr.. Silver
Spring, 81. 500 or SH. O015 till pm
GAITHERSBURG-You'n agree that this
delightful old Colonial home is the finest
value in Montgomery County, situated on
a lot 96x300, amid towering oak trees: only
sists j of a wids sshIoash center hall: ~. Tm:
suitable for 1st-foor bedrm3. full bath.
very spacious, din. rm. and a real family
pete ist oor on the and oop. eiieS there sG are
bedrms. 15x15 and IA baths; stairs to
finished attic; entire property renovated.
modernized and in immaculate condition;
new oil hot-water heating plant; total
price only $1S,500. TED L. PRICE. SH.
Evening star., 1947-10-15
ACREAGE FOR SALE.

ABOUT 1O5 ACRES, on either side Of hwy.
s miles from Silver Spring metropolitan
is IN aHsess Il a'GHs lsh 70
Iis PR1cED eisi TO Sells lovely acres, @ls ss2o
tiful setting for nice house; Just the place
you have been looking for. Call Mr.. God
freys l9s 81; W. 54Qo: evenings and Sunday, SA
6b9s. STANLEY PEARSON, Realtor, $3.50
55 ACRES, partly cleared, beautiful build
ing site on hard-surface road, wide stream
Dewey n FRhEMAS, sai4 Bra sTaneh a1,sSe ave
Sc; $500 b BLOCK otK ALLENTOWN RD.-1o acre.
priced reasonably. ; conv. . terms 0 AT. 4 o ssss
At, At, 22ee, c. D. MURPHY. Rsaltor. 14o1
ACREAGE suitable for subdivision at price.
attractive to investors and developers: any
amount up to 1000 acres. MASON HIRST
Annandsle. Ann hs Va at the end Of columoia
sE ess o cessd sss estsnds sqedsyi
" mile of D. c. line; all utilities to prop
critics make an ideal subdivision. RAFFELL
EEAa AcEEs EATs nsaI sH Es. 1ioa cro I'll E
and recorded for subdivision; attractively
Il thrgSsh " sSSdM SoSEEY REALTY, Re dial Az ssss
! ACRE, fronting on street; electric. ST.
100, $500 cash; 8 miles to D. c. 4la acres
300 IT; fronting on hard road. orchard and
well: a mile to Potomac River; $4,000
cash; 8 miles D. c. Also have some small
acreage. with lovely stream. close in. at
real bargain. A. G. ANDERSON, 1853
Fairfax dr.. Arlington. Va. OK. 3240
THREE OUTSTANDING VALUES
% 25 acres; $50 cash, $50 month;
price. S1.425; located on good county
rd. in Charles County, Md, about "a mile
from U. S. 224, 19 miles from District line
(2) 80 acres; $3.50 cash. $45 month: 13
miles from District line, Prince GEORGES
County. Md, unrestricted; price, $4,000
go 9/10 acre; S25 cash, S15 month;
price, S625; 10 miles from District line
Prince Georges County, Md, Just on State
rd, j. w. McVICKER, 1872 Raum st. ne,
Trinidad 1879. -17
Evening star., 1947-10-15
STORES FOR REM.

CONNECTICUT AVE, near Mayfiower-
a;S aSor store With appToTId%atsiS i'5oS So T.:
location for established, hieh-auaiity Dv spe- e.
eialty msrchandisersi J. A. WEINBERG
s4th AND M N.w.--vacant-App
mo- soxsp 2pp fEo M pufRfSs sS Gd
coMMERCIAL SPACE D1HHi avaiiabl. on End Il.
OF downtown ONCE building. suitable for
ssH ehf fNyEsEST Sssa5 Essr coRp Ssf
1a eShs doSNE6T1e1T sds 81 sJ14 AvEw S build
to suit; 10000 50. IT,, ground floor space
e0o9 sS RssTfaRs fs5 g. ons ses7s
cHo1ck fSI LoGxr1oA5s.story 81 eRet and base
ment brick building. store front. 1000 50.
eauppsd e per G35 TS eeysta m On streets
heat. For further details, apply LEO NJ
BERNSTEIN 81 RI & CO.. 1415 K st. NV, Me.
BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE, 3Ox125, par
ticularly suited for up-to-date hardware
ness center. LEWIS BURMAN, RE. 1893.
sUBLEAsE-Approxima 500 50. IT, in
established dress shop; excellent for mil
bIANkRs, Hf.a sRs GSu@1la G9 a1os. rd NV Call Mr.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. in new Hillcrest
shopping center. corner Naylor and Good
Hope rds. and Alabama ave-, opposite Nay
lor Theater: to be completed in spring
size to suit long lease to substantial ten
ant. Also space remaining for top-notch
bakery and progressive drus store. Sec MR..
1900 BLOCK 7th ST, N.w.-Available at
once; large store 5oxs5, suitable for whole
sale or retail business. LEWIS BROWN,
Ma. 5740: ewes. EN-. 9551. Is
SUBLEASE approximately 500 50. #. in
established dress shop: excellent for mil
linery, children's wear. shoes, etc: loca-
tion, l4th and Columbia I'd. NV Call
Mr.. BLANKEN,- EX. 210S -15
400 So. IT. in we'll es-
tablished millinery shop. vic. 1900 Coz
lumbia rd. NV, will suitcase to desirable
allied womens or mems line; will also
entertain subleasing space on proft-shar-
ing basis, present employees to handle
sale3 fQall NO. 2209, MRS. GORDON. -16
GROCERY STORE for rent; fully equipped,
excellent location, rent reasonable. East
Capitol ST., corner 61st st. ne. Call Hill
side 1866 for appointment. 49,
x65 MONTH-2nd a. store at busy 18th
and H st ne: ideal sales once or as retail
store. Apply at once, 496l H st. ne. -19
AVE, near Bank of Bethesda;
large building, good for any business: will
remodel or rent as Is. OWNER, WI. 81 10.
STORE, 30x125: a perfect location for
business center definitely need; big
opport.; must be we'll financed. LOUIS
BURMAN, RE. 1868. -25
Evening star., 1947-10-15
lNVEsTMENT PRoPERTY FOR SALE.

4 APIS. AND BATHS, n Y. ave. NV,
hes Nice scndsonp seaDbsa sanishsd Mss
Ss4ET2 q e. IS @ ;5Ss
sxHIsk pss Bssn. m Du9ont GTse
kitshsnette and sls bath: income, $3.50 per
#sSs Wiz tss eosHss RSos aISz sE
g;IAMItX g;!h II;,,tl FLAT, st; s:w-Tenanss fur
Sst s5ssa ss'is s4os s' R M sfs
s:FAMi1EsYl UNIT brick building nls nle-
ss!snssts s s2a Mf Rsn Tsbrva xIi
S0NNss So ss4$$ & RYoN. me- RE. 1915; e,yes.'
hot-air heat; completely furnished; only
$5S5 2otNg tsF9s l. Gs pAsfoR M5 HSlovay Ex
used as rooming house; can use for any
TS%RmssTeial shSh ynTIH eaSiness s1sGoG o d1xn Call
bedrm, iiv. rm,, din. NJ rm., it.nt Kit. and ID
bath, oil heat; on Wisconsin ave, near
MEa1Ra sesRs ea washna9Sas M6 RSasf Blds
oi.sosS AVE: cAPiToI HE1eHrs-1s
D.,
come over $500 per month utilities 5000
RSnh neea i red.cors3ns asG
5000 down. with attractive inancing.
Realtor. 55o4 Marlboro Pike. HI $3.50, HI
Els ADbIsoN RD... 2 blocks off cent central
ave-; ave. ,frsns fronting paved street: 81 acres Of
Slightly more than cents per So. IT.
Interested parties contact c. D. MURPHY.
Rsaltor c. 1904 ,5q !, Marlboro Pike, HI. 1920,
! APIS: ) slsspins rooms. on 18th 10 st.
S4tf ~,
:geoSSS :sges SS1Ss CASH sh0ns sESG1Rl5prm: 81 COM
.H%aaaS Gs f1t1sniss ESserR Ess g.
IDEAL it sss5 fXfi MI 43se lot aso.
I20 IT,, improved BY modern building b0x
90 go. IT, w,ts,6 busy intersection in consested
able for automobile distributor, furniture,
restaurant. gasoline service station, or
other business recurring large space: can
additional, stores: SIS 900 takes all ali. For For
W1lSsss ia; 17ss, with SHANNON he 'is 4
SIX AIRS Fl se in MI this sa4S astorv
brick building. bringing an annual IN.
come ftnned OF 10 over S4.3oo; recently. recondi-
oil Burner IN sSe hesrt nsrtfsefat9ps Of fhs bss
renting district in Washington, near ussr
M Gayton: Wo: s52i. SSRie's with sHANNoN NHe9s
sRick Ski sos dstrsro st v Wa ssas
dinette, kitchen and bath, located in pop
bRANNsRy NgNssFy b prse 14os
EAnEE FL islf1Ha FAMILY bRrck-1oe.ted stn his and
SIS 600 IEy ysaIiE INCOME hsaN1Gi q SSSi priee
CONVERTED 4-UNfT BRICKNzoned
second commercial; located P and North
Capitol sts;;; income. $1,00s yearly: ten
s fG Sf fo nfo; esss Sssia Mr. kEdEx KELLEY
t4GNiT Fl ~ lolT pSrLEx-units consisting E1s ot
esedrms'' ssdunr lily liS rm; lge kit, modern tile
conv. to schools. shopping and transp;
g Ths psSseR, dupiex ysfels Is oy
es to BsRENER RsFfSs Haae ExsY co.
kEsTAuiRaNr and> de luxe apis; a an
excellent excel 3-story brick building, located in
equipped restaurant on 1st floor, 2 beauti,
full 4-room apts on End and 3rd floors;
this building has been completely re-
mTdeisd nMt leg snd ans is in Al CONDITION through
and a inspection; evenings and, Sunday call
Rsaltors Builders. IioS Vermont n Ws ave-, aH 81
PROMISING RooMING HOUSE, across
from where the new telephone CO. will be
built-Completely furnished; brings in ap-
sr M sHssy FSy ths sRd sH
Evening star., 1947-10-15

near Fsiriax Hish School and fIVsniish: Lee Sisa.
etc: water-line. road and electricity wilt
% Se s fof S Way o q o cheap
no tuture ' New W thester @ be4s bailt nssT.
Ono Souse ssery65ns s6o down. ifo
way to Fairfax Circle lat Howard John.
FAX ACRES. Open to 6 pm. Bring
GENUINE FARMER will appreciate tn.
q this 1S5.acre farm. i only Sb miles Prom from
BUILDINGS too numerous TO mention. Won
Ssst Sssful s's s;roGm I house Nth bath OIL .s
cali Martin WHIPS, @ with 4. HpssT1aHiWIIhRs sTHNIhY
MosTe MosTeoMEkr MA sSS co1NT4 81 WI sS1i TaRMiss
acres: .6-rm. house and cut building: si6'-
800: Laytonsvlhs, Unity ,rd. 8. W.
tive acres on hard road, 350-ft. frontage:
water; can be used for poultry or kennels.
lsn' John W suRRoFT aSas c0lesville Md cali Ash
sS MINUTES TO D. C.-bo acres of clear
dairy farm modsrn srm home all
so and mang mmedate pos
lst trust. REAL ESTATE SERVICE, NC.
Lee hwy. at Glebe rd'' OK, 1855, GIL. 95el.
MARLBoRo-14 acres. cultivated diI for
toeacso e1rT NAN modsrn soo home b and num-
~ af' 45aa 'oedxis0n or Mk Ga b' sx sSs
MONEY MAKING FARM with n.ui front
along Potomac so mi north Of b. C.; l5O
acres clear plus timbeFIand; mHoderniz.d;
somofsss sPm hoSse soit BANK R0Ssf SsTn n
csllent other outbldss. $19,s5o. oW.
Sc ssss nsar S
s-rm. frame house. barn and outbldss.;
sosf 'aaS'q aao Ext Dfifs 81 ss0e1 st. .!E
ssT1fRoUTSsss Sss' FALL oATALoe = Farms.
sTRoUr sFRea oHsE KEAY 7PiA HfaV Woodaard % Bds &
xrfRoxS%ArhEY MssF0sStsn sS HeRE E4s v.s =
veek.epd hunting trips; plenty Of xiid
ineton sHei pi prieed ' riet a for auick % safe CAN
M Resltor Of o%. ". 5sss. l OK. os5s: .vss. 81.
s5o-AcRE FARM, 4 mi, nv. et win
sfses soso pa.u5e .dnS so0c stysa eouse.
iui setting, good hunting fishing, swim
ming; complete with Ford Ferguson tractor.
bottom plow. Grow cultivator, disc har-
pray machine and 1884 Chev. lh-ton
truck: $500, full cash price. Call
OWNER, OR. 1894 or write Apt, ga,
aoO-AeRE DAIRY FARM, near German.
town, Md--Rich soil, houses. / brick:
J. mi; 4o-stanchion cement block dairy
oarn, outbuildinss, fences; large stream.
Mr. Brown, AD. 1890. with J. LETTON
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