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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-06-08
HERE FRoM FAIRBANKs

MT. and Mrs. John McPhe from Fairbanks are guests at the Baranof Hotel
Evening star., 1948-02-15

FIRST INVITATION. I am a
high -scI,s,s,i girl. ! know a GER
tain boy quite ,peii bat ! nprcr
haUr gone out on a date sriih
him. He goes to another xci,sx,i.
WOufdii be proper for vsr iOaxk
him Ia a scI,ooi play or a party
or must ne iuriie n.e Oui first?
Mrs. POST: You may ask him
to go with you without waiting
for an invitation from him.
Evening star., 1948-02-15

GOSSIP. haze caused some
gossip in our iOrn by i""ci'i"e
occasionally seith a man ikner
before I rns married. My hHs-
ba,nd does not object. Must I
bou to public opinion and stop
these innocent meetings?
Mrs. Post: The fact that there
is gossip indicates that you are
being unfair to your husband, no
matter how tolerant he is about
your luncheon partners.
Evening star., 1948-02-15

HOSTESS GIFTS. ! haze some
friends Ti,O inviir n,e for din
"er quite frequently and my
mother insists that take
a riff erPry time ! 20. She says
"'e mast aIvnys take xon.p-
thing to OneS hostess. ! think
ihis can be embarrassing 10
The hostess. What tiO ,'Ou say?
Mrs. Posi-: If you want to take
a gift, you may, but it is in no
way discourteous if you do not.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-08-19

should lend $4,000 of the required
sum, and the First National and the
branch of the Williamsport Bank
each $4,000. The note was first
signed by Mr.. Barber and then Mr..
Roman insisted that it should also
be signed by large number of the
most influential citizens, and in the
end there were more than one
hundred signers.
Mr.. Barber took the note around
for the people to sign and this saved
a lot of trouble in the end, because,
after the return of the refugees,
there was a general rumpus about
the towns assumption of the debt.
(Although they really should not
have had any say after running out
in that manner). After the danger
was removed there were loud cries
about the town being sold and that
the money should not have been
paid. Later many influential cit
liens sent in petitions to the legis-
lature for authority to issue bonds.
"The McCausland Fund" figured in
the financial statements of Hagers-
town for many years before the last
bond was paid.
At the end of three or four hours
about $4,000 worth of clothing and
merchandise had been gathered at
the Court House, the $4,000 in
greenbacks had been carried to Nc
Causland by Mr.. Barber and a re-
ceipt was given. Thus Hagerstown
was saved from the fate that befell
Chambersburg.
At breakfast the next morning
Mr.. Barber was informed by mes
senger that party of Confederate
soldiers were down town breaking
into stores. He found an officer
with a party of about 70 rough
looking, mounted men, carrying
away a few hats found in Rouskulp'S
hat store Just as they were about
to break into Cramer's store below
the Square, Mr.. Barber brought
forth McCausland's receipt and
after some difficulty Barber induced
the officer to accept ten pairs of
boots and leave the town.
Soon after, another squad came
and was about to burn a lot of gov
eminent stores of grain, etc, con-
tanned in the Cumberland Valley
railroad warehouse and another
warehouse on Walnut street. Mr..
William T. Hamilton, Isaac Nesbitt
and other citizens went to beg them
not to burn these buildings. The
officer agreed to spare the Walnut
street warehouse upon condition
that he should be paid $500 in cash
and that the citizens named should
give bond and pledge their honor
to take the grain and stores from
the warehouses and destroy them
These conditions were accepted and
they were proceeding with the work
of burning grain when party of
Averill's Cavalry came in and put a
stop to it. But before they came
the Confederates had burned the
railroad warehouse and a large shed
containing Government hay
The Confederates then passed from
Washington County across the
mountain to Frederick and fought
the battle of the Monocacy and from
there went to within a few miles
, of Washington, D. c.
Check LID ON Yourself WheneYel
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1948-08-19

Check up on yourself whenever
the going gets easy-you may be
going down-not up.
Evening star., 1948-06-23
ust1E1R7sEIn
Nsaz4zz EsseszsXM
@ ri
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q. eoodaII Po'm Beech White in doubIebreosted
suit for summer evenings Sz6.75
b. ookloom TropieoI Tweed sports jacket, light
ss:Gst ss7so wool 'o'''s0 '00" pepper '0''e'"'
TropieoI Worsted sIoeks superby tailored wool
worsted with pick-stitched side seon SIS
Eeuodorion supernatural kossou coeoonut hot.
C. Lightweight corduroy ioeket for the young man,
preferred for its wide acceptance on SO many sum-
n1er OCCASIONS Many smart oolors. $3.50
GoodaII Polm Springs soeks in q selftone
stripe. $7.e5 Both pieces from The Students Sec
ton.
d Sports shirt and swim trunks from Honolulu in
on island print, carved ooooonut buttons. Blue,
yellow or green. Each piece, $3.50
Beech robe in clearly defined island print on
butcher-W r-WeoVe royon $40
Seuffers in cotton terry cloth &. brown, blue
sundust. $295
e. welI-motehed tennis outfit Sportsman visor
cop in red, white, maize or natural. $3.50
MeGreser cotton terry cloth tee-shirt. White
MeGresor Wimbledon" tennis shorts. White COT
ton twill. $3.50
Adler wool hose ink-contoled in white to cush-
ion each STEP Csc
Jock Purcell tennis shoe =. all court eones White
eonvos with heoW rubber sole by B. F. Goodrich
Company. $3.50
E. Arrow sports shirt in long sleeve royon sonforset
in smart navy with ocean peorI buttons. $3.50
Calf skin belt. S.
Ascot scarf Meat, spoced and paisley patterns. 81
Aroxephyr sports shirt in open mesh vertical weave
Short sleeve white or light oolors. $3.50
Leisure coat by Joekmon. Comfort fitting wool
checks, small figures solid coIors $40 and SIS
Motrix Shoe by Haywood. Brown, moceosin-type
and ventilated for cool foot comfort $l9.95
Unless specifically stoted, all merchandise obe1ed
for fabric content
Evening star., 1948-12-03
Texuon;s Shining Black
Rayon Satin Hostess Robe

We really think you will hail this os much
more handsome gift than you expected to
find at the price, The rich, luminous quality
Of the satin, the luxurious sweep ond fulness
Of the robe, the splendid workmanship, the
. gracious touch of pole pink or blue collars
and ouffs-o!I bespeok VALUE, q gift to
be given with pride, received with <,IOr
pleasure! Sizes 10 to O----'lO.SO
Fourth Floor
Evening star., 1948-04-30
Harris Asks CIarlficaflon
OF Status at CheItenham
BY the Associoted Pres,

BALTIMORE, April 3o.-Hiawatha
r. Harris yesterday asked the State
employment commissioner to Clarity
his status as acting superintendent
Of the State Training School for
Negro Boys at Cheltenham.
Mr.. Harris told Commissioner
Walter D. Owens he did not seek
to jump into the controversy over
appointment of superintendent but
would like to know how he stands,
He has been assistant superin-
tendent or acting superintendent
Of the Prince Georges County insti-
tuition for almost three years and
is on the list Of merit system
eligibles for the superintendent
Job.
Calvin L. Kiah, former principal
Of a Negro -high school at Cam
bridge, was named superintendent
at Cheltenham last fall but the
Board of Managers fired him after
a six-month probation period on
grounds that he was unfit for the
job.
Commissioner Owens said he dis
agreed with the dismissal and has
put Mr. Kiah's name back on the
list Of eligibles for the appointment.
Evening star., 1948-04-30
Improvements Urged
For Columbia Pike
BY The Assoeioisd Press

ANNAPOLIS, April so.-A Howard
and Montgomery County delegation
urged improvement Of the Columbia
pike at conference with Gov. Lane
yesterday.
G. Ferdinand Sybert of Ellicott
City, Speaker Of the House of Dele
gates, headed the group of seven
men representing both counties.
He described the route as "one
OF Maryland's oldest turnpikes, run
ming through scenic farmland"
1t extends from Columbia, near
Ellicott City, to the District of
Columbia line. passing through
Atholton, Burtonsville. Fairland and
White Oak.
The delegation recommended a
hard-surface road, built and main
tained by the State.
Evening star., 1948-04-30
Phi Siamu Kappa Ball

The chapters of Phi Sigma Kappa
fraternity at George Washington,
Maryland and American Univer-
sites will hold their annual Carna-
ton Ball at 9 o'clock tonight in the
Wardman Park Hotel. Each chap
ter will present a candidate for
queen of the ball.
Evening star., 1948-06-07
WATERFRONT PRopERTY-sALE
HARRY DREISEN
Ma. 7772 or MA. 779s.


BEAUTIFUL LANDsCAPED LOT, 80 miies
from District: restricted, Edgewater Beach,
M Mai,p5!E GE oss2, .sS s90S 9Th St: NV; 10
invited to hold their annual picnics dur
10y the bathing beach. good water, etc,
f sExcH R'kf s Ee'eFTsisSRs Tsisphon. IeSH Sx.
TWO BEAUTIFUL adjoining waterfront
vail, sand beach; pier, Priced At s36. 900
o'sh mile. 45 s G. cell wsHTns ;sRHsTsss sSu M;.
and an rs, sun Wo o!47, E
sandy beaches, on Chesapeake Bay, fshins
and sports on the Patuxent River, fresh
fn1ssfry Tatsf lakes ,, al set Of BY picturesque
peckons TO you, where your every dream
81 home and happiness can be a reality.
Lots Lots Mgen%erously M % proportioned. none less
peed from s4ss aes eae tu Ssf' ps s
tieulars today. Call DRUM POINT BEACH
SGRP" SSaR caiye5t sgs Realty Agency. Southern
willows BEACH COLONY offers sound
nne summer and yeaf.,round homes built
wei above average: AZ mi. from White
House; on Chesapeake Bay deep shaded
beach. dedicated, TO properly owners Cail
esd SnsS map for 1fde5 sf bEELfS vi efs aSf
SHADY SIDE. MD.-Beautiful summer
situated on the waaeT 1ei lae % lot ve I6o r. noi
and ideal for yacht. Priced at only sis.-
ea eiG %R SeT Rks All sgy' p r 4 ps:
LAKE JAcKsoN. Va, / wooded waterfront
lo.; ! hs3. 4sxllo' on Northside. Phone oW.
Evening star., 1948-06-07
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

FIREPROOF BASEMENT, light and airy.
The Professional Bldg., Hyattsville; sepa-
rate entrance, good for printing shop.
storage, chemist and many other things
Ma. 71S0; after 5. CO. S037. s.
SPECIAL-We will buid corner store
near 18th and Newton ne. This is the
best location for . store, as most of this
community is residential. Call RE. 52l6.
I'll 9Th ST. NV, near G-Large and light
ONCE rooms or light mfg, l, 2 or rms.
adj; $35. Me. 1898. -13
NJ ST. NV. near Maynower Hotel-Lse.
LIST floor ofice. beautifully furn.. 2 lge.
rooms, reception hall and washroom; $500
heat and hot water. FLOYD E. DAVIS CO,
i-RM. DETACHED HoUsE. lot 1o5xl5o
rd and dual highway near LIVINGSTON and
Forest Heights: can be utilized for any
eves., eussneSs Vi. 800! SSA s"N'h-''' H. 1913
LGE. STORE or equipment showroom on
1st a.. of new fireproof warehouse blos.,
located at 1920 Bladensburg rd. me-; well
situated, with display windows for whole
sale purposes; loading platform available;
2,1OO So. IT. or more space II needed can
be arranged. Call MRS. WAYS, 8 to pm,
srd AND F SITS. N.E.-Available July (;
FIRST floor and basement in attractive fre-
proof bldg: approx. $500 50. IT, on 1st
floor and $500 so. it. in excellent base
ment; soft alley in rear: wired for heavy
duty equipment. Call owner. RAY
MOORE, OIL. 4I31 -S
Evening star., 1948-06-07
ACREAGE FOR SALE

SUBDIVISION TRACT ready to go-The
engineering studies have been made, pre-
liminary approval has been secured from
the planning authorities and a contractor
construction on 8 prototype, houses, with
financing already arranged: the tract con-
tains over. 70 acres and the price is
$4,000. with down payment OF $4,000
releases will be made. Here is an oppor:
by time consuming engineering work. See
MASON HIRST, Annandale, Va. at the
end Of Columbia pike. Phone FA. 7447
$3.50 $780, PER aciRE-1,777 acres within easy
road frontage and gently rolling contours;
this is one Of the finest subdivision tracts
around Washington at any price and Is
ripe for subdivision now. or can be held
as a secure investment with every prospeet
HIRST. Annandale, Va. at the end OF
Columbia pike. Phone FA. 7447. Closed
On Go6oD HARD ROAD, in a good neigh
borhood; about. 81 acres. of land. priced
miles from P B. c. line as measured ] % on road;
between Marlboro pike and Central
avenue; price about 2 cents per square foot
Night. call EN-; 1850. LOUIS P SHOE
MkkER Nk IsNGlgy 15le & St Ma s1eg 95ortn,
on Old GEORGETOWN pike; beautiful build
ing sites, partly, cleared. balance wooded;
fine, drilled well, or. old, building site;
Syey sH Soo shade s very M ne location pZise
hShfnf sa Asp hmHSSf 81 acres
Of beautiful rolling homesites;; Ideal for
low-ccst home development. Adjoining Dis
trict Heights. Priced low. Terms can be
arranged. Ray Morse. SH, $500. with
Evening star., 1948-06-07
OFFICES FOR RENT.

OFFICE SPACE now available in small
suites, on 18th f: 1topsl q Dupont ci5eI'
CIRcO, INC, AID. 5000.
on one floor; dbe. ceiling height; Light 6r
ees 90 vi VToR Il t. Bnp tu st1 &C.
DRS. OR DENTISTS lge, rms. ano
Gs sss s sso s 0 na ae B. Reat ana sns Tais5
6Ffich 6ff9iois' spscE pa T. GsaiGABkaEsnsle rms
ass suites fsF neal
on premises See MIR. koch. Room liz,
Atlantic Bldg. $50 F st. NV;
ST. NV. across the st. from courthouses;
suitable for law ofhcss or other commercial
uses csl c6HTs N1 5217 T. o0. oE RA arRfess afes s7s
per mo. uD: Victor Bids. 7s4 9th st. NV
skliNGToN al gSGsITN BLDG, 1925 Vt. ave. NV
pleteiy q modernized. io-story. eiev. blda.;
LaRGE. LsHseisnfsiTe sRfGHT II Office, sory down.
town tlev. blds.: S45 per mo. 724 9th
DUPoNr 81 cIRcLE BUILDING na stories,
-Ofices available for business, PROBES,
SIGNAL MEDICAL or srads pani ana
SIEVE SILVER spRIsaoasss SRI e in new Sids
sIriI sTiTE OF i ROOMS in professional bldg.
Hyattsytlle; good for loan ONCE, lawyer,
physician, accountant and many other
professions Inquire, MA. 71s0: after 5.
90. S037. -o
10th ST, NV, 9I4-Entire 3rd door,
800 sq IT.. prominent modern once
,ids': desirable for engineering ofices and
irafting space. etc. WOODWARD &
Realtors, 723 goth st. NV, RE.
IaRGE. RRrGHr oFPIcEs-powntovn To-
alton LIE DROIT BLDG. S00-S10 r st.
lw. Reasonable. Apply Room 10. IS
18th AND H SITS. N.W.-3.o00 50. It. in
from. prestige-bearing ONCE BLDG; deco
ate and partition to suit tenant OF strong
financial standins. Box 416-D. Star. Ill
Evening star., 1948-06-07
oFFIcrs For RFNT (coNT)-

OFFICES FOX RENT tSONT.l.
DEsIRABLE OFFICE SUITE u.s0o @ ft.s
ideally suitable for law firm. association.
muuiti-stors. t,rsproof. elevator SaiidiDa: Hiin:
reasonable alterations will be made to
a ssa.ni III needs E. aus es co ar 1854 5sy Yss e
$50 IS KS ST. IN N.HMs-room s.Oci suite in convene
sa aeS Ipo r. SHs FEM
6ocfoks AND 4 II 'DRRNrrs4ss' ISIS o4o3; &.tr.otiv.
suite In modern History bldg. in heart
:sisehsesfa -. .sa elevator ssssis:: s. sss:
% sGs aq paak dssts Eahe Bda o" 3 Y Gss as 81. ApD.
or leasing dept. LEO N. aERNsTEIN i
Sfs en daNnITioupn tas2 x ss pS sssS NE s409 IS
n.TJOs Complete doors. % Seautifaiiy s rsdee.. C..
Can Z mr ans f;s Ss Ss5' Io Ssn
fS fSis I've vEKMoNP 81 PT Avkk kS IaGoA..r.csv I'VE
sat spite .set,1D Of rooms in busy dgTptoEn nsS-
e. poWNows a55R orH1eEsA,.s Ne 600
RidS; RnnL, 597 s,6 gth s st. NV Reasonable. Apply
FOR 1cDofoRED@1n BRIGHT oFFfcE
room available in modern commercial
Rssns fs0nsns nsn on a5bbrS btb +
2-kM. RECP: HALL AND BATH. suitable
for omces. 18th and Eye sts. NV; S76
per mo: Cali ma, 5s33. q
FOR ACCOUNTANT, in lawyers once.
turn. telephone etc.; rent s25 month.
1ols e ST. s.w-overlooktnx produe. wat
ms Market eboOs once e. l9x17 XII lavator, ss6 per
soe lsth sr. N.w.wEntir. End t,oor. COM
REAhT9 q &C. se fSsm N1 1s5s sss o9ss
1893 X ST: NV. Harwin Blds.-ts
rooms from $50 to $500 So It.; one
compl furn. 3-rm. suite, including &
desks. typewriter. file cabinets, etc; one
studio ofhce,. furn.. ideal for combination
business and living quarters: an apart
ment may be had in same bldg If de-
sired; Venetian blinds, fluorescent lights,
!, ,spection. BARsE sToNEBRAKER. Ma.
iii sth ST. NV. near o-4.story once
bldg; L. or 8 adj. rms, light and
large; S35. ME. 1898 la
CoNvEN. LOG. OFFICE ROOMS available
in lge. modern ONCE bldg. situated mr.,
Municipal Center and Municipal Court.
THOMAS j.. FISHER g. CO.. INC, Real
SUITE OF NEW oFFIcEs. End and
3rd noors Of newly modernized building.
Located on 14th st. NV. near R.: avail
d BRANNER. DI. 7740; ewes, WI. 6s44.
1l20 VT. AVE. NW.-Large, bright room
with lavatory facing VT ave: secretariai
service OPTIONAL S45 mo. Call MR., GIN.
NETT1, MA. 5740
Evening star., 1948-06-07
APT. HOUSES FOR SALE.

GALVESTON PL. Sc, near Atlantic st.,
adjacent to Woolworth and Peoples-4-
cellent condition; FLA trust, $14,75O. You
cannot build this building for the sale
price. S21 $50. SCOTT SANDERS. TR.
1868; ewes, VI. 0990. -
NEAR CAPITOL-Priced a little over 2
times annual rent; well financed: $50, 900
above first trust will buy it. Call BRUCE
KESSLER. Realtor 927 18th st. NV,
MA. 1884, WI. 1865 -S
FOUR-FAMILY APT, almost new; by
owneF-Only ~ times rental. 81 900
down. Also stoker, bargain. NO. 66S7.
GROUP OF TEN modern semidetached
brick, 4-family apts., 10l to 1873 Calves
ton pl. s.e.-Each 4-family rents for S246
per month: will sell one or, more. Good
location, south Of new South Capitol st.
Bridge. MA. 1888 or WO. 1925. -
CoLoRED-5 FAMILY and 8 family units;
apis. located in ne. and Sc, showing a
are. looking for real safe investment
call me for complete statement and in
st: n. W. RE. S266; Sundays, EN-. 6O27. -
Evening star., 1948-06-07
LOTS FOR SALE.

BUILDERS! VIII subdivide several lots,
Chevy Chase. Md. and other loc. OWNER,
NINE NH l65o.Tr. LOTS, facing branch o, Rock
So ssih vss sssh q sSo h ol uss srss san eoT
against these ,lots at this time. Some
street grading is necessary before you take
bisTRIoT BIZ eTfEh Rfs osa Sta[ large o
first plot OF Avenue H, entrance from
a. sSes snd .issr TRST hEAL HA hsnt55
hoTs e 5 Of Of LOTS; Forestvill. and suit1and a
sns small IL oSe sy water stsr
APT. M ~ s5Sa 200 So. #. on SOUTHWEST
zr Of va eh s. N0f ans sS SS @ ees
nrr SufEDkRserwyn ffi9s SoH MAJ S4p wooded sess
lots; sewer water S In gas available; street
GiNcoLNIA HEIsarsWe isfF W sil stiIl hare p some
dssFa9s n Sis in nt this ppss Gs
8. s0 IUpfoN sesltor, S ow 5sss. % Ok. os5s;
sVfs Tors: oid Ia'e GEORGETOWN rd. and Rylsnd
water; streets cut to grade OF. 97I2;
suRNT ans MILES G9L aSho new SUBDIVISION
spring-splendid location; wide lots. suit
bat pat call Robert Z. Heater. with ''ei CRANE
aAW4HASks ANEhHAS 81 ssns 500 st. s an9 Chestnut NV
Lot s6xii5. nicely wooded: GOOD srade;
all utilities available: reduced below mar:
e. p1asss sg37S PAIL NJ E0lRss sFesf aftsr
6Af 9ese9GRsss xcafs, 1 fS t. 9ss ss5
ment @ very suita ta BE for Ts WOODED aas County
place WITH subdivision possibilities; spring
and stream; located near Baileys Cross
Ga L1cHs H5 ec9s co fso5 EM Ggss e. ssn
WNfsTRRN AVE. and pinehurst Circle
exclusive neishbcThood, lse. lot 7oxa0O
ese Dans Ga c Deag y casR h9ms uRoo X R r
aPPRox. ~ 81 ACES eI an oeased a in nj BeSe1y VEIL
psysa streets Sn the only ssI Fd
BoGLEY. WI. $500. Open Sunday and
3 CORNER LOTS. eox1oo: all utilities in;
ccHEsTNUT HII-efnitiai Offering Of de-
i ins s0 On 'G.s Ise-Jaekson s Memorial hwy. Iks
ds fl aon . .seon psa so oss sad pised
Columbia pike to Annandale. then / Y
sign on the left. Your opportunity to choose |
MAN d sEAY. Realtors. FL. 1920. II
PARK-Beautiful lots. l00x1s0
it.; $3.50; 500 down, SIS monthly; %
lots sold ins May, breaking all previous
sales records; city water, electricity. phone,
mail service, train and bus connections.
cross out Defense e hwy 5 miles to large
sisn "Lanham Park" at ONCE on left
side of Defense hwy, ONCE open daily and
Sunday 10 q M until dark. THOMAS =.
Broker, phone Hyattsyille 0107
Or Union 7649 Write or phone for
beautiful free folder showing advantages
IEAvasG 4 LSnssm Fok eastc tccRooKsroN, MINNESOTA
IA Minneapolis, June IL. 2 Pm. take ii
, or 3; one to help drive: share expenses.
1T. 1879. -
Evening star., 1948-06-07
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE.

PVT. OFFICE with secretarial service in
the Edmonds Bldg, 917 18th st. NV. Call
Ma. 2707. IS
CONN AND Goth ST. N.W.-Private furn.
ONCE and reception rm., $65 mo- Call
oFr1cs9a 81 cs lse rms, ground floor. vi With
show windows, at S134 Wisconsin ave-,
Bethesda: S75 mo. CO. 1910. Ill
OFFICE SPACE in fine loo, furn. spacious
ties TR. $3.50. -
SEVERAL two and three room ONCE suites
available for immediate occupancy. j. H.
Union Trust Rldg MA 36a0 II
Evening star., 1948-06-07
FARMS FOR SALE.

GRAZING si AND ORCHARD, 7s-acre, s.
eoDv serms trss mes edehsTs; Das.
Gsywa1k.I GGApua1 REALTY 1aTs phone FA. l4i5 or
FAfRFAaxs coTNTY, 6GS OF, main highway, %
miles to D. Go acres Of good land, GOOD
6-rm. house, Arm. cottage. other usual
furtSsE dsts,r priced e at only For
81 DAIRY ~; EAkM q aSs acres; excel loc. 80
Home ali bass sn1ns n Good ssss mGSssn .ga
fenced; water in pastures; s aoodIand, S
eoo osfesP sAy Hsy staa ste a.
ave-, 81. 300. II no answer. sH. is13.
EQUIPPED DAIRY FARM of 1,4oo acres.
hesS head OF dairy stock and 2 tile barns, each
shipping milk every day. Including cows.
It 0ns IS about sss IS hs miIes PIl'f from
Washinston, IN one of the most beautiful
by N MAoN xesna aRT sh0xn BY appoint
= 44 fhe END GIdssd Of goIuamba pike Phone IA
rm 1oq 81 eoantrg aHs .sas r III. in s,s s09
JAMES BIRNEy, vlesas. na.Hfs w. '2v Ewes Osi sii
sd Rnas5s oS Mb1s shSns yspna ime ads ds
fered; acres high rolling land. improved
With Wit beautiful and substantial brick house.
8 baths center han car Sems:. Hsr q, on iss r.
ree T. rm;; secluded and yet only s mi. from
silver Spring; owners are sac. at $4,000
SANDY SPRING REALTY CO, exclusive
agents. Call Mrs. Allan. Ashton 2541. -
DO YOU WANT A FARM?
We have farms to fit your individual
needs at prices you can afford in either
available in our ONCE. Cali Mr.. Talbert,
Committing Distance to D. c.
This farm. the way 1t is operating with q
tenant who will stay, will give you a fne
land. ideal for cattle. dairy or general
farming; modern home in perfect condi-
tion, with g large rooms, IL baths, oil
32-stanchion dairy barn, large bank barn.
other necessary outbuildings; on concrete
rd.. less than l mile from Damascus, Md:
about 25 miles from D. c.: owners health
forces immed. sale; only S27.5
uADDV nDETCENT
Evening star., 1948-06-07
LOTS FOR SALE tcent. } !.

LOIS FOR SALE tCo0tJ.
OWNER SACRIFICING one Of the finest
lots u Hillandale;, $1,000 below market;
With ta1t1 JAMEs soi. 81 5sa:s Co. ss s 1
cHEvERLY. Ii E Sc MSosn.r ssss t VIII R'os s.c7e.
sSedsa S $780, sv.so sv.s M ss
CHEvERLY. MD.~BesutifuI wooded lot.
60xl40; paved street. water: sewer: price,
s. 500; terms. o. B. zANTzINdER, Jr.,
NEAR b. c.-wooded lot with city water,
and np; easy terms. g. 3. zANTziNdSRS. GER
$50 DOWN will buy a la-acre lot in a
from $1,000. KAY REALTY Co. RA.
1900. Ill
SILVER sPRING-on busline and conv.
I level lots with frontage Soft; our price,
from Sl.2o0 up: sell one or all.
"A. Another corner lot. 62x1o5; p. G., on
ave-; ave. paw paved asnse street $1,000 n0t'c c.li p R
SGHAFER. AD, 1925; ewes. and Sun, DU.
VALLEY yAs Z AVE; nr. Wheeler Id; s.e;..l5.-
IT.; vast construction in vicinity.
9TH and Newcomb sts., Sc. corner
6,6is So: #: apt site: all utils.: S4.150,
6th and Mellon sts ,s; s,e;: coEneg5azo7sss
~ w., APT. site, All utllS-, TO,SOU.
Wheeler I'd. Sc. lst commercial-22,26 26s
$4,000 SO. it.. apt. site $4,000.
have many other lots and acreage
sANpERs. TR. 1888: ewes. VII oeeo. -
OAKLAND TERRACE
Kensington, Md--56 wooded lots priced
phone owner. GE. s757. -
LOTS OF LOTS!
II you are thinking of building a home in
We have them by the hundreds. every de-
scription, all prices.
MILLS REALTY co.
Annandale. Va, FA. O999. FA. 1887 -
18th ST., ARLiNGToN-Unnsual home
kE. f!tss, aGss! $500 to s4'S0o' MR. BOWERS "!
coLoRED-DIvIsIoN Col RIg; AVE. AND CLOUD
ST. N.E.-55x110 it.. beautiful view: large
enough for rambling house or semidet.
houses. Let US build for you. See the lot
and call MI. 2os0 or CO: 5901. 3
lots on 46th St. between Blaine and Cen
tasl t5sl ave ps asie set sdsp sd plans furn with
BLK. srd ST. NV
5S23 50. IT,, very desirable building lot,
priced right. Also Brookland. 4416 SO. #.
Hamlin st. MR.. MARTIN. TR. 441b,
ab coLoREb-a7th SRfI; ST. near Central ne
TONS, DU. O379. MI. 20sO -s