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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-19
kiner Makes Homer; Wins
 For piraies
By JOE REICHLER

If Ralph Kiner continues to break up ball games, official SCOT CTS may have to add a new line in the major league baseball box scores labeled winning hitter Kiner."
 The Pittsburgh power hitter, whose 51 four baggers tied him with Johnny Mize of the New York Giants for the National League leadership. last year, won another game for the Pirates yes terday with his home run bat.
 Kiner slammed his eighth homer of the season with a mate aboard in the eighth inning last night to give the Pirates 4-3 victory over Bill Voiselle and the Braves in Boston.
 It marked the fourth time this season that a Kiner blast provid- ed the winning runs for the Buc- cancers.
 A freak in the percentage table gave the Cleveland Indians the American lead over Philadelphia despite the fact they trailed the Athletics by half game. The mathematical oddity occurred when the Indians defeated the As last night, 6-1, in Cleveland
 Enos Slaughter, the Cards mon ey player" and Big Red Munger collaborated to give the Redbirds 4-3 win over the Dodgers in Ebbets Field.
 The St. Louis Browns handed the New York Yankees a surprise 6-5 trimming and inflicted the sea- sons first defeat upon highlander Allie Reynolds.
 At Detroit, the Tigers spotted the visiting Boston Red Sox a 60 lead and then tallied seven runs off Dave Ferriss and two suc- cessors to win, 10-7.
 The Washington Senators won a 5-4 twelve inning victory over the White Sex in Chicago.
 The Giants inaugurated their home night season by defeating the Cincinnati Reds, 6-5.
 And the Chicago Cubs topped the Phillies, 3-2, at Philadeiy -.-a.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-19
Channel League
JUNEAU SKATERS
 PLACE ! EVENTS
 AT SEATTLEM MEET

Winning in one event and placing in another, Jim and Mary Meyers returned from Seattle yesterday where they participated in the Washington State roller skating championships held last week at Benton. Wash.
 The Meyers were first place win ners in the novice couple free style event and Jim placed third in the novice mems free style competi- ton. Having taken third place in the novice dance event in 1946, it was a second time in the win col- umn for Jim.
 Meyers said that he and his wife were specially impressed by the reception given them by Seattle and Benton and that Juneau was greatly publicized at the rink. AL though practicing and competing most of the time, the Meyers man. aged to work in fair share of visiting while in the States.
 M95ers is Staff Sergeant attach ed to the Juneau office of the Alaska Communications System, U. s. Army Signal Corps.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-19
B. B. STARS

Major leaders through games ot yesterday are as follows
 National League Batting-Holmes, Boston .440; Blatnik. Philadelphia .423 Runs bated in-Sauer, Cincinnati 23; Kiner, Pittsburgh 22. Home runs-Sauer, Cincinnati g; Kiner, Pittsburgh
 Pitching -Breeheen, St. Louis 40 1C00; Pollet, St. Louis and Se- well Pittsburgh, 80.
 American League Batting Boudreau, Cleveland .423; Zarilla, St. Louis 400 Runs batted Williams, Bos- ton 30; Majeski, Philadelphia "A. Home runs-Keltner, Cleveland 12; Williams, Boston T.
 Pitching-Trucks, D etroit 80 1000.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-19
FIGHT DOPE

Fights last night turned out as follows:
 Montreal-Johnny Greco, 146A Montreal, outpointed Harry Hurst 145A. Montreal, 12.
 Los Angeles-Willie Bean, 2O7 Les Angeles, stopped Billy Mcclure 1854, Milwaukee, l.
 Seattle -Buford nson, 152 Seattle, stopped Dick Evans, l5l Tacoma, 2.
 Coventry, England-Dick Turpin 1561a, London. knocked out Bos Murphy, 158A, New Zealand, l (For British Empire Middleweight Title).
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-19
RANSOM STOPS DICK
 EVANS, SECOND ROUND

SEATTLE, May 19|R- Buford Ransom, Seattle's welterweight kayo artist, had IA knockouts in l6 fights today as result of last nights two- round win over Tacoma's Dick Evans.
 Referee Jimmy Wilson halted the fight after 2:25 minutes of the round because of a cut over Evans left eye. The Tacoma battler had gone down from blistering left hand earlier in the round.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-19

Empires for the game were Bin Forsythe as chief and Kalakay on the eases. The only two base hit of the day was swatted out by Mo Clellan, with the only double play going to Forsythe when he caught Haag on second and threw Little field out at first in the third in- ming.
 Krause was the losing pitcher with three strike outs. Lawrensen the winner with six fans to his credit. The Moose had six men left on bases with the Douglas squad leaving four to die on the sacks.
 The next scheduled game is be- tween the Moose and Elks at 6:3O o'clock Friday, May 21.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-19
HERBERT MARTIN TO
 SEE DAUGHTER GET
 GRADUATION DIPLOMA

MT. and Mrs. Herbert Martin are proud parents today. Their daughter Dorothy Geraldine Mar tin is graduating Friday from the Mt. Edgecumbe High School in Sitka, and the father will be present to see his daughter re- ceive her diploma.
 Dorothy is the first of the Mar tins seven children to receive this honor. Martin is an orderly at the Government Hospital.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-19
MR., MRS. {. D. WILLIS ARE HOUSE GUESTS OF
 MR., MRS. E. {. CLARK

MT. and Mrs. C.. D. Willis of Le Moore, Calf, are house guests of MT and Mrs Edwin c. Clark. Willis is the brother of Mrs. Clark.
 He stated today this was long delayed vacation and they will be in Juneau for about 10. days. He is employed at the Anglo California National Bank of San Francisco, with branch offices at Le Moore, Calf.
 Willis said that he had hopes ot going fishing while here but the rain had been adverse to his plans.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-19
BETA SIGMA PHI
 CONDUCTS FINAL
 MEETING OF YEAR

Mrs. Florence Holmquist gave a demonstration on ceramics at last nights regular meeting of the Beta Sigma Phi Sorority in the Baranof Hotel Gold Room. This was the last BSP meeting of the current season.
 During the summer months, Beta Sigma Phi will hold luncheons every third Saturday in the Baranof Hotel. The first meeting is scheduled for noon, June 5.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-19
AMERICAN B0MDERS
 GIVEN TO TURKEY; ALSO SUBMARINES

ISTANBUL, Turkey, May 19.-CR The U. s. Escort Carrier Siboney delivered an undisclosed number ot twc-engine bomber training planes to the Turkish Air Force today.
 The carrier will participate Sun day in ceremonies incident to the delivery of four modern U. S. suh- marines to Turkey. It was the sec ond carrier to arrive with planes for Turkey under the U. s. aid pro- gram
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-19
COURT OF AWARDS, TEA
 BY C. ;. TROOP NO. fl

Troop Il of the Girl Scouts will Told their annual Court of Awards and a tea for their mothers tomor- row afternoon at 3 o'clock in the parlors of the Lutheran Church.
 All troop members and their mothers are urged to attend.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-19
WESTERN LEAGUE

Games in the Western Interna- tional League last night resulted as follows:
 Bremerton g, Tacoma 1.
 Wenatchee 6, Yakima 5.
 Vancouver 13, Victoria 2.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-19
ANCHORAGE VISITORS

Byron E. Hohein and Mrs. R. w Johnson from Anchorage, are guests at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-19
Ap SPORTS
 ROUNDUP
By HUGH FULLERTON, JR.


 ST. LOUIS, May 19-lR-BuIky Jim Terrier, who locks more like a hammer thrower than a golfer, has no intention of trying to break the PGA qualifying record of 134 he set two years ago. T have it; the others can try to break it. says Jim.
 AS defending champion, Terrier doesn't have to qualify for the match play test which starts Fri day .. like most of the others, Jim figures the rolling Norwood Hills course will be tough on the long drivers.
 Sta. Musial, WIZ IS hitting .350- remarkable contrast to his. aver age at this time last year-figures he should keep up that pace all season. I've heen improving hitting the fatter strikes and laying eff the questionable stuff" Stan ex- plains.
 Missouri football fans are all steamed up about a kid halfback named John Glorioso-if they can keep him.
 But the catch is that it might be at Notre Dame instead of Missouri. Patty Berg tried to jerk a weed out of the turf on a golf course the other day and tore a ligament in her hand. :. :. the moral of that ought to be: Never fool with a jerk"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-19

And let us help you in building your m u S ic al library. It will be a joy to you and your family and friends always for good music lives forever.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-09-17
Leonard Garten, M. D.
announces the opening of his
office for the practice of
Internal Medicine
at
1118 Acosta Street
Opposite st. Paul's Church
Telephone 7-7021
BY Appointment
Miami Beach Jewish
Center Structure Ready
For Holidays

The Miami Beach Jewish Com
munity Center will conduct High
Holy Day services in its new syn
agogue building at 18th Street and
Washington Avenue, announced
Joseph M. Rose, president. Rabbi
Irving Lehman will officiate at
all services, assisted by Cantor
Jacob Y. Goldring and the Center
choir, under the direction of Jo-
seph Schriebman. Reservations
for High Holy Day seats may be
obtained at the old building, 1415
Euclid Ave. Harry Sirkin is
chairman of the seating commit
tee.
With seating capacity of 1900
the new Center is one of the
largest Jewish Houses of Worship
in the country. In December 1916
under the leadership of Samuel
Friedland, then president of the
congregation, COMMUNICATING SER
vices were conducted, with the
dedication of the cornerstone held
in February of this year.
The edifice contains main syn
agogue, chapel and balcony. Plans
for a separate building which will
include a large auditorium, and
social hall with facilities for 1000,
a library, youth activities room,
general congregational offices
providing 81 religious class rooms,
a kindergarten and nursery rooms
have already been made.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-09-17
School Opening Set
For Jewish Temple

The Religious School of the
Jewish Temple, Laura and Ashley
Streets, will resume its sessions
next Sunday, September 10, at 10
A. M.
DR.. Sidney M. Lefkowitz, rabbi
of the Temple, will serve as super
intendent of the school, which will
use audio-visual training aids.
Tuition is free.
New registrants are asked to re-
port to the assembly room and
former students will return to
their last years classrooms.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-09-17
The South Wins Honors
At National Young
Judaea Meet
BY Gerald SOhn

From the first day when the
Atlanta delegation rode into Camp
Tevya, New Hampshire, waving
confederate banners and singing
Dixie, to the final banquet when
the Southern Region walked off
with three awards and a national
office, members of the First An
nual National Senior Young Judaea
Convention knew the South was
there.
This conclave, which took place
July 26-July 20, handled National
play-offs, envaluated last years
program, adopted constitution,
made plans for the future, and
elected National officers.
The South attended the cOnven-
ton Is delegates strong, took a
very active part in all activities,
and claimed several honors. D. S.
1. of Atlanta, won the basketball
championship and the Tsofim tro-
ply. Jay Cohen and Gerald Sohn
of Jacksonville, won first place in
debating on the topic, Resolved
that the continuation of Jewish
life in the Diaspora is Dependent
on a Jewish State in Palestine" "
The latter also was elected Ma
tional Vice-President from the
South.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-09-17


Mr.. Stein points out that the
new addition has the most modern
facilities for the care of the aged
1t is planned specifically to take
care of not only the well aged, but
the infirm and bedridden as well.
Of novel design, the building af-
fords a maximum of privacy and
opportunity for individual living,
while sacrificing none of the ne
cessary nursing supervision.
The Jewish communities of
Florida may well be proud of hav-
ing this modern and humane pro-
gram for their aged. In their
familiar role of founders and aux
iIiary of River Garden, the Ladies
Hebrew Sheltering Aid Society
will act as official hOsteSSes and
guides for the afternoon.
This past Summer the Beach
had a bevy of ladies of the Ladies
Hebrew Sheltering Aid Society
embroidering the names of friends
of River Garden Hebrew Home
for the Aged, on the new dedica-
ton cloth now being prepared for
the dedication of River Gerden's
new building next month. The
names are being embroidered on
napkins which will be joined to
form a tablecloth to be used for
all public functions of the Home.
This will be a perpetual symbol
of the good wishes of River Gard
ems friends. Names are signed
individually or in family groups,
and many families have taken en-
tire napkins for their own.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-09-17

at the, Jacksonville Jewish Center.
The Pushaloter Ladies Aid So
ciety have joined hands with the
numerous friends of River Garden
Hebrew Home for the Aged by
sponsoring a fund raising affair
to help furnish River Gardens re-
Gently completed addition. The
recognition by the community of
River Gardens needs and the
warmth with which it has sup
ported its program has been most
gratifying.
The party was well attended.
Numerous card games were en-
joyed by the guests and several
door prizes were awarded. Dessert
was served by committee under
the Craftsmanship of Mrs. j. SiOat.
Other members of the committee
were Mrs. Joe Cohen, Mrs. M. w.
Ocnemer, Mrs. G. Schemer, Mrs. i.
MargOL Mrs. M. MargOl, Mrs. j.
H. Slot, Mrs S d. Kramer, Mrs.
H. Heyman, Mrs. Ted Merlin,
MIS- M. L. Kramer, Mrs. HI.
Scnemer, Mrs. Charles KrOser,
MRS. L. Berman, Mrs. Louis Cohen,
MrS' Ida Feldman, and Mrs. Max
Rose.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-09-17

Mrs. Max Friedman is chairman
of the Committee in charge Of
this project. Anyone wishing to
add their names may do so by
calling Mrs. Friedman.
A token donation of fifty cents
per name will be accepted to pay
for the cost and upkeep of the
cloth.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-09-17
Nachnan Daughter

Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Nachman an
nounce the birth of daughter on
Wednesday, September 8. Mrs.
Nachman is the former Miss
Odessa Davis.
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-09-17
Local Home For Aged Dedication
Day Set For October 10th

this Dedication
Open appropriate will October
TO- public be
The Southern Jewish weekly. [volume] (Jacksonville, Fla.) 1939-1992, 1948-09-17
PushoIoter Society Gives Card Party

On Tuesday, September H. 194S,
Society gave desertcard party
Evening star., 1948-02-27
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

2-sTORY AND EASEMENT. modern brick
building, commercial zone, approximately
uaTs syab hs per for G1a 0De
sion with purchase; End floor leased to
excellent tenant at good rental This This is
ny aasd afsstye xS Seo9
200 Investment Bldg, 18th and x st. NV
IN IN THRivING BLOCK upper Wis. ave
st comm. Lot 55x125, suitable to develop
into large retail and wholesale business.
bS6 5S6s i1sDs'taos WIs sSs wi w. 'sMfs ssf1 C.
NEAR 14th q PENN. AVE. s.E.-suitable
1Gt st eomi sGeEof srm. Tn' sbaeh semidet home on
bsmt easily conyersd v Hs shqR ao
1000 So. Fl, second Commercial. located
southeast, for sale by OWNER. Box 215.K'
MooDERN AUTO SHOWROOM and repair;
about l yr. old: well located in Bethesoa,
bs as sss s. 1Rsa 30 df Rsf e.
VAL1ABLE vi 1aIT. BUSINESS PROPERTY. near
sIs assis 4i5 I6 q si TzsnsR ss
WISCONSIN AVE. near sears-First com.
mercial, 6-rm. house. with full bsmt. and
Isfss Pse ''sPs.s o g. ok
WISCONSIN AvE.-First commercial. for
sale or lease; near Sears. OR. 4232 or
on LEE HIGHWAY near Howard John
sons; suitable for almost any business.
1000 50. it. at IS cents a So. #. For
tention. OR. 1882 or WI. 5s67. 20
TOURIST CAMP. near MARYLAND Univer-
sity; 1Q,room house and 2 oSa cabins; 100 4.
900 50. it.. additional ground in rear;
winter and double that after May 1st
Call A. STANLEY MoREAU. WA. 2571 OF
iDkat MA 9Sfe; location on Col pike, sS IL #
front. 40 TT deep Call CH. 1927. -27
n. ARLINGTON, near Glebe I'd, on Lee
hwy. and N. Jefferson ST have lots
each 5Ox150. zoned C-1. viii sell whole
or part or will lease. Cali Mr.. Pannill,
GL. 1893 or OK. OS7s; ewes. and Sunday
COLORED-4 RMS. ON 4th ST. s.W, mr..
NJ ST.; S4,750. $3.50 down. S45 mo. Call
Miss Weisenburger, DI. 1854, COX 6z CO.,
after l pm.
Evening star., 1948-02-27
TRAILRRs tcens.).

seM-F0OT DUO, excel. eond., priced 70
| block from Camp Springs School. Shady
Side Trailer Park. 30
QUAKER, medium size, and 1941 WHY'S
sedan. n real home and car. Equip,
$975. Bowie 2744. -3
NEW AND USED home trailer coaches See
the new Schult, Travelo, American. Howard
and thinner coaches. Our sales display
open for your inspection. 9 am; to 2 Pm.
eaN esy fRd sgnsas Co. siss % o.t
Trailer Court, miles south Of Alexandria
1nTo Sn SSq.s qIHsGGAGR e'1i TR4IkERsWclosinr out
all trailers on hand. your chance to buy
the famous Spen auto luggage trailer at
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PONTIAC CO.. Washington's largest Pom
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now on display at NATIONAL TRAILER
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beautiful models on display, equipped with
hot and cold running water. large electric
refrigerators, stainless steel kitchens: some
models with shower and hush toilets,
wig pay high rent when q small down pay
ment and monthly rent receipts will buy
MOTOR l. TRAILER co. 5000 Georgia
ave, Silver Spring, Nd, 81. $500 or
GARDEN KING TRACTORS now available
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Err TRAILER CENTER, 5th and Florida
RI fRA1nkR LII CENTER, E nasi Horner's corn.r-Nev
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ave. ne, FIR. 1921,
Evening star., 1948-02-27
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT.

UsED-CAR LOT. 70-ft. frontage on Lee
hwy. in Falls Church, Va. Box 1S5.K' Sa.
SiI 1 FENNA. AVE. s.E-2nd noor. suit
other similar business. JOHN F. DON
oboe q SON. 314 Penna. ave. Sc. Ii.
WILL Will REMODEL TO SUIT tenant, P st..
general osss light manqfactssins n, 9sH sH6s i6ss
D. WALSH. INC, DI. 1857. go
APPROXIMATELY 2,4O0 SO. IT. Of space
in det brick bldg, located at $500 12th
st. me-: good proposition. Call UN. 100.
EXCELLENT Low RENTAL-opportun
PAPAAfeoEAs PAP sfea "a NV INVESTMENT, NC
Spacious warehouse for rent dewntown.
ei-RooM HOUSE converted to of,ces. ap-
proximately 800 50. it., on New Hamp-
shire ave, near Dupont Circle. Suitable
for Offices for Government agencies or nom
profit organization. Call MIR. oVERrHG-
TON, EX. 1850. 3
TOGETHER OR SEPARATELY. two houses
converted to ofices on New Hampshire
ave. near r st.; one. 81 rooms and lge,
basement, approx $500 So 1t; total; one
90 rooms, approx. 5000 50. IT,, suitable
ization. Call MR.. ovERINGToN, Ex
Def. FIRST COMMERCIAL combined with
attractive apt, Georgetown: suitable, in
S325 entire building. Ma. 2s19. -28
ases 1sas afGshes sis5 asb ana
ONCE, near 18th and K SITS. NV; utili-
ties furnished; $50 month, BOSS &
PHELPS, INC, Ma. $500, 1417 K St. NV.
Evening star., 1948-02-27
STORES FOR Rent.

NEW STORE, sos Penna ave. S.e.-1bX6O;
f8SS SSnRK RHsps; so ssao 6i Psaas
loo / sr. 0S:W:-cerner store; available
eonaitioned real estate ass eee oq at i5th and and
Eye SITS. NV. Box 212-K, Star.
WHEATON,, MD stores: 900 to 1000
NEW sHofPNG GoRc cENTEk FL s'oTd drugstore
available; Call for details: ACE REALTY
coNFEcTioNERY, coj Ffs; beauty salon and Once
space; on Defense hwy. near Cheverly
Theater. Telephone Marlboro 1926: 20
LARGE STORE, approximately 1,s00,, 50,
aa d s s' 81 s114 Ra
BEsT BLoSK nSS' afoRGTA RHE SILVER
Spring; modern store. L1NKINs CO., DI.
SEW SGSS' STORES just oompleted-Beautiful
fronts. high ceilings, etc.. in best NV.
section: Of proven purchasing power; on
strsstesE arN aE l5ns; i9ss few left. LOUIS g9R
sToRE. very attractive and modern. With
End d: abeve. in newly erected modern
section. For information call Elk. 1895
( 81. NV, near 14th.I,4 400 SO. #: in
entrance with show window; ideal for
restaurant, once supply businssS; Rs N,rsIS sts
sa co Lsfsins i5Is Pspt S. NV EE9 M s4oo
STORE and 2 upper floors tnear. 7th and
indiana aye: n:wo; approx. $500 50; IT,;
SERNsTSSM & Co. Iz15 K st: NV.
Evening star., 1948-02-27
ACREAGE FOR SALE

sewer; 8 mi. from D. c. in Prince Georges
Gf S1; 6sis slsoo o. psi n1 asFs s4 Call after Dm'
2-4I1O acres; attractive landscape; 6-rm.,
bath, semibungalow; built-in garage; oil
heat. stone fireplace; several outbldgs.
suitable for nursery; has PCT dpeoatential com. com
Reaitor, 6o57 Baltimore blvd. Riverdale.
MaNT Ma TA AcnGaaE, aGaS We h.v. several Ss cfsice
esl AZ + sss4 c 5: MURPHYs. sGs RealsoT.
1401 25th st. sc. 20
BEAUTIFUL BLDG. SITE acres. mr.
washington Grove. Nd; water. electricity
1882. with JAMES L. DIXON Il CO.,
MoN1aomERy Non 9ass Il Co, se mi. from D: C.;
8: sS's s. acre: 'fSss
PR. GEO. CO., Mp.-5o tracts. 1 to $50
SS9G up Fd Edo near De
adjacent % " to g. s. Research, SGG 81 a., 5000.
Laurel. opposite Willis school house, 10 a.,
Sc. 200. Good Luck rd. near Lanham.. old
ssSdividsa sGsif SS a. VS. ssoe4 e4s 50 a. in Lanh'm
MCLEAN, vA.-DesirabIe h-acre building
site, restricted subdivision approved, high
elevation; price, $1,000. terms. For appt.
simwooa fs1 SsnsF s4s. F. H, IRWIN MA, 1893 ss or
ax Hsh Ea sesd shoo sSs0 ~ SsnP road ms fson
fruit trees, beautiful view, excellent rolling
land; $500 per acre.
SO acres on Route so mr.. Fairtax
per acre. Easy terms THOMAS L. CO.
Fairfax 500; ewes, Fairfax 223-M. 30
Evening star., 1948-02-27
FARMS FOR SALE tcsas.,

- ACRES, near Thurmont,. Md; every:
thing modern, with plenty Of bldgs.; ideal
S. q NJ .Vs ss w
LIAM n. BoAzE. 34os 18th st. ne. MI.
S241. -2S
As ACRES, IL miles north Of Gaithersburg
Long, hard road frontage; improved with
2-story, 6-rm. frame house, recently COW
cred with Johns-Manville shingles: elec:
tricity only improvement: house Is well
sm S.,qE Sqd lend rf to decor aSe
corn crib, implement shed. chicken house
and meathouse; several fruit trees cony.
to stores. churches, railroad and busline:
Sl2;500; possession at settlement. Gall
soTMRouTs FARM GaTAIoG over
saTseins Seast e coast. Mailed edaI. free &
Bldg, washington, Metropolitan T54s.
NEARBY VIRGINIA FARMS = 10 miles
from d. c.. 13 beautiful acres, Groom
roundinEs: Price, 500 900: Terms.
very attractive 9-room house. barn and
other outbuildings. 10 miles from D. c.
Your dream come true. 16 miles from
d. c. 40 acres of beautiful land and a
very attractive. brick home. Living room
and den. End noor' 3 Sedrooms and bath.
springs, outbuiidings and dog kennel. See
this before you buy. Price, saz, 500,
sl;se5s oo farm 9ns and very g,ns
floor, 4 bedrooms and bath Barn and
Also II cows. heifers, q
horses and farm equipment. Price,
ss sSs sp0 to sssse' Viz RE- teEF
A. CARTER. OK 29S0 CHI 41S4 -27