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Evening star., 1948-05-02
SPECIAL NOTICES.

DID YOU MISS US LAST sunday our
poet @ was on vacation and our dyer cannot
sne sTte dvs All he knOTT oiIszdyes, fabrics and
Specislist, corner Ga and N H GE. 935I
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home. South
east or Northeast and Maryland white
or eeoiored. COX CO. DI. 4?54, RE
BRITISH MATCHMAKER and clock parts
ntd ker SpecIailzlns IN the repair OF yau-
nuis CLOCKS Unobtainabe parts custom
ana delivery Impeccable references. Cali
N c. ELLISON, Overlook 57O9, dsy. or
owens O6O2 after six
WOULD LIKE to become acquainted with
people who are interested in psychology
OF psychiatry. Call HOLDEN. AT. 1910.
ACCOUNTANT. expert. book, ,,s1,.d
kept: part time taI returns prepared
statements: audits; reasonable OR. 2O74
pIhmONDS, old jeweiry and silver wanted
E0 Expert 1appTaisinE 1 free. LIVINGSTON d
GAS WATER HEATERS. 20, ' 10 40 cal
sunomatlc: :, no cash needed: small monthly
SeSyment eG,I 60, immediate installation. THONrP-
eON q SIANSBURY CO. INC. Ii 3O29
apple butter; all products sold direct from
our orchard, Out Georgia ave TO Glen
Wo Wont; IT.. right S miles. Route 1872. at Heh
W nI na.fs EWer' I1Wer' Onem az winter. MOORES
NJ M6AlTFtEaD asbIaiI ORCHARD, Sandy Spring.
GRAyA'ss "a yAsn'2" poLI I Hosrrr.1-Brtnr your
.bSnoStrunEl .Sno babies. Doll parts, wiRs and
Will not @ pfIk Be RFspolsiBsIff Il " nsif for ,nv
oents ot any nature contracted bv any
BR1rTAIN S PlhfE J man aa. my,f M vtsw THOMAS o.
EVEN ONE OF OUR Il ADS can -, save you
Read all our II sds-vou will get
51ifnlportant. MP Information i'm the Personal
the Dive Wor' Specialist. coTner Ga
and y. H. GE. a777. "'''' 'o'"et "a
Evening star., 1948-05-02
Statesmen.

GOOD SALESMAN for sales manager po-
sition---EXperienced selling wholesale sup
plies to grocers. restaurants. etc. Good
REAL ESTATE SALESMAN wanted-very
active Va. realtors office; Rea! estate sx-
sales experience. You can expect to earn
at least 81 900 month. Drawing account
monaa s9 qnaled uE spPlGaHf Gall MIS- Trrs
sALEsMEN calling on hardware drug or
Write particulars Box 1857. Star
WANTED DRIVER ER-sALEsMAN. beverage
90 SSlary plus COMMISSION 3-day week.
M PART T TINE di:''i sAIEs4hN III SIhi e5a5 to earn
So to 500 per week selling nationally
essential. Cali MR.. SMITH Tor appt pc.
EXPERIENCED INSURANCE salesmen.
territory In D. c. and Arlington County
available for high-type insurance sales
men with national organization. We
leads at no cost to them. Our present
500 TO- s 200 monthly. II you are
ness. see the manager, $500 Illinois ave.
": Mon and Tues 20 pm
earn S40O to $500 per mo. Investigate
this. Position perm. No. travelling. nom
qua lifca tions In reply give home address
sad eSF e6as sat
road work. good position in fast-growing
orsani,ati9n. oL. $500 for apot: e.,
SALESMAN, experienced radio and tele-
vision; cover Washington area mail your
qualifications TO WESTINGHOUSE ELEc-
TRIO SUPPLY co, attention H c. Lease,
mgr, 1915 st. NV, Washington 5, D., c.
SALESMAN PAST 80, wanted-sslesman
who has been successful but shelved be-
de NTrl ~
able to work 6 to g hrs daily to learn an
entirely new business which will assure
you 1T 5e york at exceptional
RETIRED GOVT MEN-Have you ever
nsd saes poson active we have n ds
with the Govt. II YOU liks to meet oths?
under, very pleasant conditions. Car
needed Phone .UN; 43ee for an appt. q
calns nnAcH ss sT h5a nSS: al.
( ICE. Rsei PoRraBnE Or aas' POWER TOOL mfar.
making Govt Contacts: must know vsriou:
purchasing dspts. and the proper persons
ssI s34x Soa s,ar tired of d2v
would IKE to become real salesman in:
delivery man local, reputable concern Is
offering opportunities. Our men earn $500
ip per mo. in clean. easy. dignif1ed work,
all in Washington. Car necessary Coffee,
.ea. bread. milk and bottled drink route
men SUCCEED and increase their income in
luT business Complete training given In
'eply state qualifications education, age,
marital status All replies Will De held
,trictly confidential. Write Box 407-X.
star -
NATIONAL ORGANIZATION furnishing
ontinuous business forms and systems,
eau!Ees the services OF young man in
ocal territory drawing account against
sales and oflce or accounting
experience desirable. a car necessary; ex-
'erience, training, etc. Box l03-X, Star.
3
NAN WANTED-Good, reliable. to supply
with RswlelZh products. write
2AWLEIGHs, Dept. DCE-I4-l27, Chester,
Pa
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Evening star., 1948-05-02

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Evening star., 1948-05-02
Classified ADVERTISING
Office Hours

Leave your ads at the Busi-
ness Office, 18th and Pennsyl-
vania avenue, open 8 am. to
II pm, or at any of the
Branch Ofnces throughout
the city.
Telephone Hours:
. am. to 8 pm.
Saturday, 8 am. to 2 pm.
Sunday, IL am. to 9 pm.
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Evening star., 1948-05-02
CLASSIFIED AD RATES


Effective April /, 194S
Local Advertisers
Three Lines (Minimum)
Advertisements under Personal
and Special Notices, Sc per line
additional Advertisements of New
Automobiles, SOC per line, 4-line
minimum
OUT-OF-TOWN RATE
Four Lines (Minimum)
Out-of-town Rate Is charged
on all advertising Is miles or more
from Washington.
When canceling classified advertisements
De sure to make note of the cancellation
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The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-09

hopeful that some of them will
develop into dependable cinder-
men. The new. members are Ro-
land Harper, Who does the high
and broad jump, as well as the
high hurdles, and J. Forsman, F.
Cobville, Son Rhodes, Pat
Gardner, Bill Miles, Holland
Schatz, William Schaub, Jerry
Gardner, Eugene Daley, Rodney
Miles, and Roy Carter. Coach
Shields says that these boys will
be used where they can work the
best.
Coach Shields also has charge
of the girls team, which will
consist of Polly Faye Franklin,
Annette Wilson, Alma Long, Ger
aldine Cronier, Lorraine Harper,
Joyclyn Bourgeois, Barbara Jean
Wilson, and Laura M. Mays.
Due to the short time that
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-09
Funeral Service To
Be Held Sunday For
Mrs. Dellur Merriun

Funeral services will be CON
Quoted at 2 p. m. Sunday at the
First Baptist church in Escataw-
pa for Mrs. Dollar Merriam who
died there at the home of her par
ents, the late Mr.. and Mrs. Sandy
Robinson. Interment will be in
the Planters cemetery.
Mrs. Merriam, a lifelong resi-
dent of Escatawpa, was born Aug
ust 4th, 1873. She had taught
Sunday school in Escatawpa for
the past 81 years, and became
a charter member of the Women's
Home Missionary Society of the
Baptist church in 1916.
She was widely known in this
section and her death was deeply
felt by her many friends in Esca-
tawpa.
Surviving her are two sons,
John and Woodward Merriam
Sr., three daughters, Mrs. Rosie
Austin, Mrs Lillian Kelley and
Miss Mary Merriam, all of Esca-
tawpa; one brother, John Robin
son of Biloxi; one sister, Mrs,
Dolly SPRINGFIELD of Moss Point;
10 grandchildren and IL great
grandchildren.
Services will be in charge of
Fails Funeral Home.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-09
|~Fortnightiy Club
Hears Program On
Moss Point Library

Miss Alice Colmer, secretary
and treasurer of the library board.
and Mayor F. w. Bob" Cirlot
as guest speakers, presented the
City Library to the members OF
the Fortnightly club at their
April meeting on Wednesday al
the home of Mrs. D.. H. McCol-
lum.
Introduced by Miss Mae McIn-
mis-, program chairman, Miss Col
mer outlined the history of the
Moss Point City Library stating
that the first library was sponsor
ed early in 1900 by a group OF
young ladies known as the Litera-
ry Club, the names of whom are
familiar to old timers.
Miss Colmer traced the growth
of the library and concluded her
talk by saying that the future
growth and popularity of the Ii
brary were not tangible but po-
tential.
Mayor Cirlot in his talk out
lined the potential future of the
library and pledged the coop
GRAFTON and support of the city
government in the development
of the project. He emphasized the
place of the library as an inte-
grail part of the educational, So
cial and cultural agencies in the
community.
In a brief business session pre-
sided over by Mrs. A. w. Head,
president, the report of the NOM
mating committee was made and
held over until the next meeting
for action.
Mrs. Sallie Hawkins, chairman
of the Identification committee,
gave a report on the progress of
the project and stated that the
location on the corner of Caste
nera and Park street assigned
the club was ready for landscap-
ing.
Mesdames Helen Mayson, EN-
mitt Golf and James T. Thomp-
son we're appointed by the presi-
dent as a program committee
for the coming year.
During the ensuing social hour
q lovely plate was served by the
hostess.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-09

100 and 200 yard dashes and the
mile relays in the conference. He
is also working out on the shot
put and the discus, according to
Shields.
Wilson will be remembered for
his outstanding work on the half
and lmile distances. Together
with Assistant Coach Mutt Floyd.
Shields is hoping for big things
from Wilson and Shepherd in
the track meets that will be held
this year.
However, a round dozen new
corners have been working out
this week, and the coaches are
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-09
Mobile Visitors
Receive Degree AT
Odd Fellow Meeting

Nineteen visitors from Mobile
attended the supper meeting of
Pascagoula Odd Fellows Lodge
No. As held at the Odd Fellows
Hall Tuesday night. There were
Sc members from the local or
ganization present.
The Rebeccahs served a chilli
supper with the Noble Grand,
Mrs. J. o. Cole, heading the COM
mittee in charge. Four candidates
from Mobile were given the first
degree by Hugh Waters, degree
captain of the local group.
Three local candidates will be
initiated Tuesday night at 7:30
D. m, at the hall.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-09
Moss Point
Churches
BAPTIST

The w. M. U. of the First Bap-
fist church of Moss Point held
an executive meeting at the
church on Monday afternoon.
Mrs. j. N. Rape, newly elected
president, presided. Mrs. Rape
recommended that the first Mon
day of each month be observed
as a general business meeting,
leaving the second Monday for
the Royal Service program. Mrs.
Rape appointed the following as
hospitality committee: Mesdames
T. L. DeLashmet, Leon Nelson
and Tony Schatz. Those attend
ing the meeting were Mesdames
E. Newton, M. c. Bridges, w. F.
Mcleod, H. Fl. Nelson, Jr., L..
Robinson, and j. N. Rape. The
Royal Service program will be
held at the church on Monday
afternoon.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-09
Moss Point Boys and Girls Track
Teams Working Out; Need Experience

With only two lettermen back
from last year, the Moss Point
High school track team got into
full swing this week, making
preparations for the coming sea
son on the cinders.
According to Head Coach Dick
Shields, the team this year will
be built around J. T. Shepherd
and Ed Wilson, the two returning
lettermen. The rest of the team
will be composed entirely of new
hopefuls, Shields said.
Shepherd, VINO has several
years experience behind him on
the track, is well known for his
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-09
FARRIs INFANT DIES

Jerry Wayne Farris, four-day-
old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Farris, Jr., died at the Jackson
County hospital Saturday morn
ing. He is survived by his par
ents and other relatives. The ba-
by's body was sent by Fails Fu-
neral Home to Eldridge, Ala, for
funeral services and burial.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-09
PRESBYTERIAN

Members of Circles number
one and two met in the home of
Mrs. A. w. Head on Monday af-
ternoon. This was the first meet
ing since the two circles were
combined. The study was led
by Mrs. G.. P. Wood and the de-
votional by Mrs. Helen Mayson.
Members were told which circle
their names had been drawn to
serve in. Each circle held their
business meeting in adjoining
rooms.
A joint social hour was enjoyed
when the hostess served a de-
licious salad course with iced
tea to the large number in at
tendance.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-09
BAGS EAGLES BY AIR

Miles City, Mont.-AP-Ever
shoot an eagle from an airplane?
Pilot-gunners are making mon
ey at the sport in eastern Monta-
ma. The state pays a SIS bounty
for each of the predatory birds
which have been killing antelopes
and game birls.
Game wardens reported that
A. R. Tatge bagged rs golden
eagles in two aerial hunting expe-
ditions worth $500 to him.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-09
METHODIST

The meeting of the w. S. c. S.
will be held Monday afternoon
in the home of Mrs. w. M. Alex
ander. All members are urged to
attend.
The Chronicle-star combined with the Moss Point advertiser., 1948-04-09

the Moss Point teams have to
work out. Coach Shields has only
three meets scheduled, including
Murphy High, at Mobile, April 16,
regional meet at P~ascagoula, April
"a, and the Big 8 meet at Meri-
dian, scheduled for May 7.
Evening star., 1948-04-04
Scout
Camera
Hunt

Confident they would walk
pretty for during the outing.
Billy and Jon CIeory tleft)
brought their pedometers to
check mileage. FinoI figures
revealed they covered some-
thing over O mile opiece.
Right: Herschel Shosteck's
pictures may have been won
derful, but he'll never know
now. While he was removing
the exposed film from his
comero the roll slipped, ruin
ing his doy's work. Albert
Peoeock and Billy Royston find
the mishop amusing.
Evening star., 1948-02-17
HOUSES FOR sALE-southeost.

NEAR 18th and E Capitol st.-Possession
$1,000 down; : rms. and bath. b.. s-st9rs tor
can SRf cAtoM1Ris M KssksaSs SsPfss
FIASrsFAaiEY 14lS sn Fl 1s pN1Ts 1872 about Year.
ton, now renting for $3.50 per mo. This
is real buy call az Mr. Bramham' nna with
d. RooM ROC or b2ick P 47U4 Very con-
veniently located. Living room, dining
room. large Kitchen, bedroom and tiled .,sf
basement with bath: gas heat; 81 900
ALABAMA AVE. sE--Two-story semidet
heat; heat range, refgr, reasonable down pay:
inert required; possession. can MR.. GIN
s9S Re aTs a194 nsho,: r. ssss sss
HARTMAN REALTY, INC, l345 Goot
Hone I'd. Sc" TR 400, VI. 1915.
1887 A ST. s;E.ERow brick, rms; -.
aeSi ae9e iMAN rd. s.e.s NEfIl X. 400. Vi 5sse;
rms. ~ baths air-cond;s gas heat; n lsl
MAN Realty. NC. 1a45 Good Hop
vicrNfTY vi sf n s1cpoIs G xvE W asas and capito
sts.-six rms, semidet brick, about ! VI
old. full basement with lavatory and SHOW.
er, conven to .transp and stores Fol
further information: please cal M oA Arthu' nI
with J. DALLAS GRADY AND SON, Dl
1850: ewes FR 0991. -
river-Det. brick rms. 2 baths, air cond
sas sion nfaf WitS deed Iss fp aARTMAN REALTY nc
1345 Good Hope I'd. s.e. TR. 44oo' vi
WELL BUILT two-family duple1es nearing
completion: 3 rms. and bath eacn: priceo
tTsS auicl,iy. w H. :. RANDOLPH: RE. 2iS7. ~
NEARBY MD.-Large S-rm. PRICK, - =.
bathe, full basement, oil h;-W.h.;, Deo.
rms, built-in garage; also z sman mouse
on the same lot; income. 500 montnioy by
only SIS, $50 for all three houses, Sg;oV,
cash. T. D. BURGESS, VI. 28o2 TIL
1ots ELY PL. s.E.-6-rm. modern brick
oniy eh yrs. old; "a baths, gas a.,c: neat
full basement, recreation rm; VenetissiI
blinds, Anchor fence: Immaculate eondl
ton: only s13,950. $4,000 cash. T
eoRfPEssTTiE eeooMRfPEsTEEY u TFSUHKsIsHEp TSHs brick home;
brand-new: only $1,000 cash needed:
rms. and bath, gas a.-c- heat, Iuli oase
ment. Anchor fence, new awnlngs; OIL ~;
SI0975.. Act now. T. D. BURGESS, "
2s02 till s.
Evening star., 1948-02-17
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY.

PRIVATE PAhIf Will pay caSn Ior 10 or
location. Gail MR.. JETER, Elk. 576o;
eyes, eSi, RA 2Q6s agent Az 4 s,,,u -1s
%AsTE6AoGsns Snz Ssh w akfclient. sa1o
Al ofik AZ d1sS px 1902 e tor vour nons.
sidered. RE. ,2735 or wo. s191 till Q pm.
Sc. AND NE. PRoPERTY-we will pay
all cash Or will sell for you; We get results,
quick yS aetion. 81 oo MAX MILLER 500 11th st
s. So YEA Tk IS slosi SERVICE to local property
erty, with VIM, y; sAuNDERs CO, INC:
e s. ssS Sssss SS Hsss
S5 Do 2 2oG %ssT sfEEb7 Ms 2x agToN IF sas
h9ufe en 18th bTc US haTs ssS5 SuysEs Ee
1 WISH TO BUY detached home in Mont
gomery Co. or NV; section. Have all cash
By By nisTiNe sS5 SoGs % with thi.
Central Real Estate Listing l., Agency as
in 5 aaa Md one Of ea
tors will surely have a buyer seeking q
property Just like yours. No added cost cost
ssss sR5 ''i ri IL
Cash BUYERS for D :rs.a C and lsf M homes fogsS
" %ooDsiDSS66 tS S6 RSAFTy ssas C., 1881 R.
BRICK HOME IN NV: or nearby u5Gs suburbs IS
LII. 2o4O or DU. ,s55s.
ss oi @seP hame Univ u e
GoTTEs, Pg ~ sSss r or t tAp: ss7s; .., -,
at a fair price on today's market: 2. 3 OF
4 bedrm houses; ne or NV. preferred
TE Ga dAS ES sRII ssII Yous W House and get tor
cash price @ in D. G & of nearby IS,.i No; fTes Tes
quick resgts call Parker r oM "a e5ss
KG KfnRsaSS WaST f. Yotk OH HOUSE. apartment. store
or tnimproved land for sale We have ths
corr oRATION, 1887 K, RE. 1913.
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale OF
your home, business or Investment prop-
pH1Es E1E "ha Reasor esf sos Moth Sf Capitol
CHARLES S. GUM has Clients waiting
and 40 nearSy r. sei sSs Oh
WILL PAY CASH for houses, white OF
colored. any condition or section. DE
i IVAN Want FOR CASH CLIENT to 8 r
sIa ST.. 900. VI. M BAuMAN, Ma. 500, Wo
SPOT CASH at once no waiting for your
money; any kind of property. large oil
small; any section. Ma. s499. %
home with bedrms. and > baths up with
den and powder room on 1st floor, in
NV. D. c., Silver Spring or nearby Md
no brokers, please. 81. 5S16.
3 BEDROOMS, must be in District. det
Call GRAVES, Franklin 1898. -22
HOUSE WANTED. Brookland Woodbridge
oesiring to purchase home in this area
brick construction preferred, but will ac-
cept frame; prompt action assured. Phone
Mr.. Blackwood, NO. 6587, with SHANNON
tgcHs CO; 1903 II,s s. .gRp ny NA A. es45
or 4-bedroom home; 1st-fi den and Law
S32 800. cash: Chevy Chase. D. c. or Md.
Wakefield. Forest Hills or Shepherd Park
sHANssoeSN i gseS & IUcHs CO. 1906 H st. NV.
WANTED VA TED AT ONCE. "silver Spring
3-bedroom brick home with garage: close
| in. One 4-bedroom home brick preferred
Have cash buyers: must have immediate
possession. Call Banks Murray, 81. 81 IL
with sHANNoS s. 4 LUcHs CO. 1908 +
VIZ vi hiM HAVE nj fMMEbiArE Nf1Si PURCHASER fol
schwab, Wo. oes4. with SHANNON &
URGENT: HOME AND INCOME wanted
by lady with $4,000 cash. WALLDc
HARRIS, Broker, Ii. 9979. ME. 1924
Evening star., 1948-02-17
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYLAkD

SILVER SPRING-6-rm., 2-story brick
house. 3 bedrms; oil heat; n5: shopping
$50; $4,000 cash. Ss5 per mo- For furth-
er, information, call Mrs: Mosby. SH. 1858
after pm. THE Maryland REAL
SILVER sPRING-Lovely 6-rm brick 3
blks. off Georgia ave. extended Modern
kit bedrms full bsms with sas
MooRHEAD, Realtors. AD. ooSl Open
NEARBYsnvER SPRING bunga ready
in 40 days, 2 bedrooms and bath, large
hen fa e METoN a5Es lot Readfs ptfs
sh SILVER aIGg; gspRING-a-story prewar brick, 5
p9ee 1seo sns Bath LowERY fhSPDas sna sa
Realtors, sH. 5000; ewes. Mr.. Lyons. sH.
cHEvERLY-sls.eso; Attractive AZ s 4-bsd- { ,e.,
old, with 2 bedrms and bath on 1st n:
gar, porch. oil .h.-w.h., Very good con, con,
B B AGNEW. WI 500; ewes, ia. 3I5S,
sssRM. fscis,Iss BRICK. s,s. bath, suitable for
blk. from Main ST. in Frederick, Md. This
substantial house is in excel. cond. and
eopd not be dupeatsd for bas s9uSs asno
Investment possibilities and income. Shown
CHEVY CHASE REALTY, EN-. 1900 ggnntil
aTrRAcTIvE RI 3fN1 oBah BR1ck BUNGALOW. insu-
lated, storm windows. screens. Venetian
blinds lily. rm. with fireplace. din, rm., m.
bath. stairway to expansion attic, full
heater, heater Bendix. By OWNER. Hyattsyille.
SILVER MHi ;1s's SPRING. home beautiful. in
perfect condition, Brick and stone, slate
/ roof. presenting large liv. rm. with nre-
place guest size din. rrn., all-elec. K1tcnep
with With GE dishEasheT and garOage siSpSsaali I'll
powder room on 1st floor delghsIui
| large bedrooms and tied bath on Eng
fioor Storage attic. tic Fun oi pasement heat e
at It $500; has si7, 900 first trust at 43s.
payable Sill per month, includins taxes taxes
home. can Sligo $500, r. >; scoF1ELD
MusT NJ s os Be sssi SOLD ii.i iIiM.iMEDiATELY-owner
sna bs CITY With sarsse mas BE- Bought
BEST. INC. Realtor. WI. 1888; eves.., WI
n. il. AVE. ExT.-5-rm.. 2-story det.
brick. in new community, on large corner
lot: excel. cond; full basement, gas neat
| tiled bath. fireplace. Reas. cash paymentE;
sa5anes Dm VIM " one r. shUaDERs sfu5s Ea Co CO NC NC
| UNIVERSITY PARK, MD.-New det: brick
homes on lge wooded lots: only Y DIX:
from elementary school, with no streets
4 a exceptionally lge. rms, irepl.; oeaut. de
luxs equipped kits. side porch aad at
| tached garages 11x22); full bsn1t.; gas gas
| heat; immediate occupancy. Can u U III ,Syl
til 8 pm. VIM. II. SAUNDERS eo.' -
SILVER sPRING-vacant. pregar. 5,rm
Cape Cod. brick. slate roof, potSnes'
garage: good location close 70 eveayeains anas
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