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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22
Suggests Ideas for
Oakland Centennial

Gentlemen:
Since reading the editorial con-
corning lack of plans for the centen-
NAL | for one am glad the carnival
is not to be a part of it. Instead of
gambling and other un-Christian
practices of a carnival, l should like
to suggest county fair with a few
zoo animals or pet show for chill
dren
l think it would be a wise plan to
ask for letters from folks telling
what they would like in the celebra-
ton. might include a parade of old
time buggies, cars and equipment,
boths contrasting the old and the new
household equipment, a parade Of
century old or copied fashions of
both men and women, community
sing of century old songs, a talent
show and prizes for the best cakes,
pies, produce and quilts. Perhaps a
spelling-bee or a square dance could
be arranged.
A solicitation for letters might
bring in many good ideas and the
planning committee would then be
able to plan very interesting pro-
gram.
Sincerely,
Mrs. Charlie f. Moreland
Gormania, West Va.
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Southern Democrats
Select Candidates

Gov. J. Strom Thurmond, South
Carolina, was selected as the State
rights, anti-Truman candidate for
President at Birmingham, Ala, on
Saturday. Gov. Fielding L. Wright,
Mississippi, was chosen as his run
ming mate. Both were named by ac-
clamation, after a wild demonstration
by Southern Democrats who planned
to battle the regular party ticket in
the solid south and other states.
In many southern states electors
are named at State conventions.
Backers of the Thurmond- Wright
ticket say they will make deter
mined bids for the regular party
electors in Alabama, Mississippi,
Florida and South Carolina. The
southern ticket probably will be
placed on the ballot in border states
in a test of voting strength.
The southern nominee will run on
platform which specifically op-
poses a civil rights program.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22
L. S. EVANS STOCK YARD
Terra Alta, West Virginia
Market Rannrt IuIy IL 1913

Today's receipts were very heavy,
and market was fairly active Some
grades sold higher, others sold a
shade lower.
Hogs, Choice weights, $3.50 to
$29.80; Light and Heavy weights,
$14.25 to $27.65; Pigs and shoats,
$500 to $3.50 per head.
Calves, Good and choice, $3.50 to
$32.1O; Medium, $24.5O to $500;
Common and Culls, $14.25 to $20.70.
Bulls, $17.10 to $2620; Cows, $14.7O
to 1900; Cows by the head, $4,000 to
S223.OO; Steers, SIPS to $31.O0;
Heifers, $500 to $500; Heiferettes,
$14.70 to $24.S0.
Ewes, $500 to $2O5O; Lambs, $21.
to $3.50; Bucks, $500 to $500;
Horses by h., $1.4O to $4.7O; Horses
by the head, $4,000 to $194OO.
Chickens, $1,000 to $370O.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22
FRIENDSVILLE

Miss Renelda Thomas has been va
cationing in Pittsburgh with Mr.. and
Mrs. Bonnie Pook.
Mrs. Emerson Thomas and daugh-
ter, Renelda, accompanied Mrs. Wood
row Clark and daughter, Judy to a
major league baseball game last
Thursday. They also visited the KID
KA broadcasting station and were in
the Brunch with Bill Program.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22

A record corn harvest and the sec
and biggest wheat crop in the nations
history are indicated for 1913.
Mrs. John L. Whitehurst was named
Democratic national committeeman
an for Maryland, while Governor
Lane was again named national COM
mitteeman.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22
Tercentenary Nears
For Seal of Maryland
August Is, 1913
JOHN P. TRIMMER, Director
Department of information


On August IS, 1913 falls the Booth
anniversary of the adoption Of the
Great Seal of the Province of Mary
land-the metal die that makes State
documents "official."
1t is needless to say that the Seal
now used is not that which Lord
Cecil Calvert commissioned in 1913.
Since then the State has had several
seals, the changes in design oc-
casioned chiefly by important events
in Maryland history.
The Great Seal as we know it today
was official" in Maryland for two
periods prior to its establishment
in 1876. Meanwhile, the State had
used seals of different designs, in
Guiding a post-revolutionary model
and an unimaginative variation on
the United States Coat of Arms.
The second attempt at restoration
in 1876 produced the Seal of today
which is as like the original as
changed engraving techniques allow.
The Great Seal has two sides, but
only the reverse has been cut and used
officially. The diverse, or front shows
Lord Baltimore in armor, riding his
horse adorned with the family arms.
In the foreground flowers grow in the
sand at the waters edge. The inscrip-
ton in Latin reads Cecil, Lord Pro-
prietor of Maryland and Avalon.
avalon was the first Lord Balti-
more's colony in Newfoundland He
left it after a short stay because of
its chad fare of winter" but it con-
tinued as a family property.
The reverse, or back of the Seal,
which is that used today is more gen
orally familiar to Marylanders. This
shows a shield with the Calvert and
Grassland Arms quartered. Calvert
was Lord Baltimore's surname and
Grassland that of his mothers Fam
ily.) Above the shield in an earl's
coronet, a full-faced helmet attesting
the proprietor's authority over the
colony, and ducal crown with two
half bannerets. The shield is sup
ported by farmer and a fisherman,
symbolic of the two estates-Mary-
land and Avalon. Behind the shield
and coronet is an ermine-lined mantle.
On the scroll under the shield is the
State motto "Fatti Maschii Parole
Femme" This short Italian phrase
has been occasionally the subject of
controversy. Once a group of femin-
lists tried without avail to have it
changed. The motto has been trans
lated variously: Manly Deeds, Wom-
anly Words" words are Masculine,
Deeds Feminine" Courage and
Courtesy" and words are Women
and Deeds Men" In any interpreted
ton of the female comes off second
best, which in these days is not neces-
sarily so.
On the circle surrounding the shield
is another Latin inscription with
favor wilt thou compass us as with a
Shield" based on the 18th verse of the
Fifth Psalm.
The State Seal is unique among
these of the states in that it is strict
ly of a heraldic nature and lacks the
frequent evidence of republican con-
victions. 1t is the only one with an
Italian motto and is probably the
earliest from the point of view of de-
sign.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22
DEER PARK

Miss Barbara Shank entertained
members of the girls All club on
Saturday. After the regular business
session lesson, Scoring Mullins and
Biscuits" made by the group, was
given. Refreshments were served by
the hostess
Mrs. Rachel Walter attended the
District Meeting of the Woodmen cir
Gle, Oakland on Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Myrtle Reese entertained with
party Wednesday evening.
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w. Va, and Mary Irene Phillips, II
parents consent), Morgantown, W.
John William Smith, 81, miner,
Philippi, w. Va, and Eva Marlene
True, 81, Volga, w. Va.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22

Representative Hugh Scott, of
Philadelphia, was named Republican
national chairman. Herbert Brownell,
Jr., will manage Dewey Warren cam
paign.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1948-07-22

Maryland has at least 864,801 regis
tered voters, the Secretary of State
announced.
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FOR SALE OR TRADE
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30
BELLEVUE FOREST

Open today. New exhibit home. This quail
ity-built rambling white Cape Cod brick,
inston Colt and Country club and near
the extension OF the George washington
Memorial parkway, features q bedroom or
den and full tile bath on the first moor
and three bedrooms and tile bath on the
second floor. other rooms include an at
tractive center-entrance hall, large living
room with Colonial fireplace decorated in
the Williamsburg manner ,3s with adjoining
picture easement window. OF the living
room is a large living, porch, screened
with aluminium, with door opening on
panoramic view of the golf course can be
enjoyed. The all-electric streamlined kitchs
en- with GE dishwasher, disposal, ventilat-
ssreenea. Srsezevay from Which ! view q
the golf course is available Adjoining ths
breezeway is an diversified garage with
space for work bench. Full basement with
trays. and outside entrance. An over
abundance of large closets, storage space
and a. storage room of the master bed
is outstanding stfact .s. 9 soo
Schlage hardware throughout. Curtis Sill
entite and Pella windows, copper cutters
and s FSaEaf xtnres
Westinghouse electric range, and refriger-
ator, Dutch Boy paint. rock wool insu ii,.
an soft. frontage. has been beautifully
Handicapped with such paintings as dog
wood, yews and azaleas. Price. $34, 1000;
beae rss e so lee hshTsy for miles
to Military I'd, then right on Military rd:
/ 4I1O miles to our sign and house or
over Chain Bridge and left on Giens "a;
the house.
George Mason Green Co.
nd Iii IT,, 2S3S
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SUBURBAN SALIVA. (cer, ,

3-BEDROOM RANCH-TYPE residence. all
R2ans Hn o q sns g. 10 TO miles 4ssc
turn right l mile to sign on right, Fair
fax Farms turn right at sign turn rghs
OF road. $4,000, 5000 down. balance
sloo month. Possession at time of settie'
BRICK RAMBLER bedrms;; radiant
Venetian blinds: garage; large lot. 80
Boiling I'd. WELLINGTON Park. Alex, Va.
MogEES Row Dai
f1a se00'ies s 9s fFeR Rs9tfi
b BEA5Tx SCI FOR sr.eiou. lyins- Ms1
Sc ,sSo + ri = ri s4s sai xRFAx Realty
grounds; in wooded section; good neish-
borhood. 1928 oath st. n. Arl. Glebs
BY OowNER-BEsT OFFER. e-rm. brick
bungalow. Large porch and lot. Comb.
screen and storm windows. Ven blinds,
oil heat. expansion attic; $4,000 down.
FA. 1924. 201 e. George Mason Road.
BRICK BUNGALOW. bedrooms, base
ment with recreation room, garage; i'm.
painted walls and trim: on lot 75x1sO with
shade trees, grape arbor and garden spot;
price. $4,000, substantial cash. To reach:
tss Fails nss foufs sPs
or O' cali ALL Mr.. n MaoN, VIZ. 1854. for ap:
f HStHSRfni FROM NEWLY DECOR. furn. s.
apt. brick row house will cover all expenses
and provide owner with large living rn.,
equip. kit; iaund with auto washer. oil
heat; near new shopping center. high school
and reer: cow bus service; 10 Minis. from
Pentason; immed. poss. TIE. O374. 81
s,os LEE BLVD. near n: Myer-Modern
apt. rented 81 90 month. GIL. 1871. 31'
SMALL DOWN PAYMENT--Move in Nom
day. This beaut. Colonial home is vacant,
and EQUIP, kit down; 5 bedrms. and tile
nice I;sI lot Call Nj Fender, With CECIL p.
Upton 1,o' Realtor' oW. 1888; eyes, Oh.
$1,000 CASH will purchase this s-bed!m.
6angs IN Fs GaurGh hu nth msnhy
Isl, CECIL F. Upton, Realtor' soW.
81 ow sHss Ga s Arlington Forest hom.
newly deeorated. bedrooms; picket fence;
SfEN 9x stS s6 FL b GH s4s sure
If you are the folks who want home sit
u us,.a in an area where no two homes are
ping and transp within Ia blks: While re.
siding in a ine residential neighborhood,
floor: tile bath, bay window in living room;
auto oil heat: basement: nicely Handicapped
lot; fenced rear yard. The price is Sls;.
rections;; Lee highway to E. ,Westmoreland
I'd. 6 blocks past trafic light in. Falls
san TH t5ti 0l finn 70 IA ~ oDsf
CT rooms. with expansion attic ali
modern tmprov, over Il acre; price, So.
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NOTHING DOWN

An amazing opportunity to purchase this
attractive 2-bedroom bungalow. approved
for veterans at S7.70O. Pay only settle
ment charge. Monthly payments includ-
ing taxes only S44 IS. Lot 10Ox3O0 #
completely fenced. Handicapped with pro-
detached garage. open Sunday 10 to 8
To reach: Out Branch ave sc. and con
tinue on Rt. 5 to Surratsville School in
Clinton Cleft side Of road, approx. "a mile
school, approx / "a miles to our sign and
house on right. Call Mr.. Goddard at AK
52!l with FREDERICK w. BERENS, Ma
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30
SUBURBAN SALE-MARYIAND

Beautiful wooded CheVerly
Custom built, all-brick Colonial; inmedi.
ate occupancy level 75x1OO plot, land
scaped. plenty large trees: 3 large bed
rooms and sun deck. closets, colorfu
ing. room real ood-burning fireplace
dining room with picture window, oak
noors, gorgeous kitchen. dishwasher, ex-
overhead doors: screened concrete porch
full basement. space for recreation or den;
gas heat, Insulated, weatherstripped
Price, $2l, 500. No street assessments
Appts. only.
A. C. SCUDERI
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THE GABLES CO.
OPEN FROM Ito DARK

Charming brick bungalow: living room.
fireplace. dining room. complete kitchen.
floor; expansion attic; full bsmt.. oil hot
water. heat; insulated, weather-stripped
and aluminium storm windows: large fence
bus; $4,000 INST trust at 4rc, $3.50 per
month Our car is at your service. Our
Mr.. Neumann will be there from l till
to Forestville, turn right at ESQ station
on Stewart I'd one block. turn right one
block to Spring st. and left on Spring to
5441 and our sign.
THE GABLES co
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ARLINGTON

5000 22nd ST. no Open daily. Immedi-
ate occupancy. Newly completely Groom
brick; entrance hall with closet, beautiful
liv. nm. and fireplace, din. rm., y bath.
2-window kitchen LIST floor; . extra arge
bedrms., child's rm,, bath end floor; all
rooms well lighted, clear white oak floors,
Venetian blinds, recreation room, fireplace;
long term 4l2ro financing. Sale by builder.
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I'm 1142
New Homes in Cheyerlv

Open Sunday. to 6, the Johnsonized
homes of quality, beauty and distinction.
det.. face stone. construction. fireplace.
4 bedrms,, built-in garage, automatic gas
rs for aSck sse w Gan sh NJ
Directions: Enter Cheverly continue
straight thrcu y Cheverly ave: to the $500
into Cheyorly Circle go . blks. to houses.
D. H. JOHNSON co.
Property Managers and Developers, MA.
500, MA 1873; ewes. and Sunday, VI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30
ALEXANDRIA

One stone. III baths. 3 bedrms, full
bsmt., russo storm windows. oil h.-w.h..
slate roof. gar; $4,000.
l row Colonial home; 3 bedrms.. study,
! full bath > half baths, . hreplaces;
$4,000 down. easy terms: S14,250.
HUBBARD REALTY co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30
'aIKer d Dunlop, Realtors
SPECIAL, SALE,

SPECIAL SALE
The owner of 1112 Holton lane has auth
orized US to offer the last house in this
group at a oG Sl'4oo reduction; this house
house, compare it, trade will be consider
ed; open Sat. 2-6 PM, Sun. .1-6 pm. Di-
rections: Out N. H. ave. ia mile past
see our sign. Mr.. Guynn. EN-. 1892.
MARSHALL j. MAPLE co.
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp.
SD 750-GT APPROVED

lot. custom-built home with plenty OF
light and air; fully equipped kitchen. liv
rm.. dinette, bedrms. and bath on Isl
basement; oil &C. h. Open Sat, Sun.
noon till dark. To reach: Out Colesville
I'd. u miles north of Colesville to Ole
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30
1920 Conn. ave. NV. =
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
CHEVY CHASE. S19,95O

6-yr.-old, 3-bedrm. brick with den on LIST
a.. very large fenced lot and many other
to responsible purchaser. open 2 pm. till
dark Sunday. To inspect at any other
time. Mr.. Aiken. SH O953. To reach:
l2s. miles past Meadow Brook Riding Club
to Larry pl., right one block to S2O9
HOME REALTY co.
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KILMAROCK

Barron and Prospects sts., new corne,
detached brick homes; rooms and bath
frst d. lavatory, some with garage; full
basement with service entrance; large
lots fully sodded; eft Westinghouse re.
frAgerator 3S-inch Tappan gas range
stainless steel double sink and drainboard
gas heat, screened, insulated, weather
stripped, calked,, Venetian blinds; priced
from ~ noon to dark Directions: From
Georgia ave drive out .Piney Branch I'd
to Flower ave, turn right on Flower ave
to Carol ave. Washington Sanatoriun
intersection, then left on Carol ave. fol
blocks to Barron St, then left on Bar.
ron St; to our sign and property. MARTIN
vestment Bldg. DI. 50l4: ewes, DE. 5175
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30

SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1908 St. NV. MA. 2345
+ BUNGALOW-S9,
ST 500 cash and S75 per mo. buys this
2-bedroom. tiled bath bungalow. with Oil
heat, storm windows, Venetian blinds.
garage and porch. Phone A. v. PISANI
for Inspection. OIL. 1900.
SUBURBAN BETHESDA
galow; living rm.. large dining rm.. mod
ern electric equipped kitchen. breakfast
room and modern bath; full basement: oil
auto heat; large lot. 5Ox2SS. beautifully
Handicapped. with fruit trees and vegetable
garden; detached garage; immaculate
cond.; priced to sell with reasonable terms
For details, call till 8 pm. weekdays
Sun. IL to 8.
VIM. Calomiris Prop, Inc.
1912 18th st NV d. 1855 80
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G, I. BRICK CAPE GODS

Open Sun. II to dark; lovely homes.
81 ,500-S11 $50; Bath ave. and Nicholson
st., Queens Chapel Manor; erected by exp.
builder; Of good construction, these homes
have gas a,-c.h.; side porch. storm win
1866 1855 of w. s sss
S306 Il. I. ave, Mt. Rainier, Nd. 81
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CT APPROVED

New 6-rm., :3-bedrm homes large living
rm with fireplace and screened side porch,
dining rm. and large complete kitchen,
first f.: 3 bedrms. and tiled bath on End
f.; full basement, gas heat: large lot.
Only S1,45O down payment, SS3.36 per
mo-, plus taxes: Exhibit home open IL
m. to dark daily. 1898 Dewey ST., Chew
erly, Md Directions Turn right Forest
I'd. in Cheverly opposite park and follow
exhibit house sign to property. Further in
formation cheerfully given over phone.
Please don't hesitate to call.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30
HYATTSVILLE & VICINITY

Series of bungalows and 2-story homes
to choose from to s rms: brick and
frame; prices range from $1,000 upward.
WA. $500 or WA. 3195. WA 1896. PER-
RY BOSWELL, INC. 1906 r. /. ave, M;
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20 EAST WOODBINE ST,

Chevy Chase, Md-Center-hall Colonial
brick, 5 bedrms. 3ia baths, large liy. rm
with fireplace, INV. auto. heat; lovely
yard: 2-car Diet. gar. Early poss. Attrac-
tive price. H. G. SMITHY CO., ST. 1900
ewes. and Sunday. CHI. 299l. 81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1948-10-30
DOUBLE YOUR MONEY

Attention: Organizations. investors, build
ers or homeSeekers-For $15,950 we are
Offering this 16-acre property which can
easily be transformed into. country
estate with q relatively small investment
in repairs; This property would be ideal
or private estate; located on hard surfaced
State road between Manor Club and olney.
3-story Williamsburg style, solid stone
erty with an excellent view; only 40
minutes from the White House; miles
from Silver Spring in beautiful MontRom-
cry County; H. Included in sshi low PRICE
alone are worth the total sales price. ~''
l y ACRES-4 BED.-&,95
One and one-half acres of high rolling
land with beautiful view in MONTGOMERY
County, Md. Farmhouse can be. inexpen-
sively improved and redecorated. Plenty
Of space for sarden, chickens. fruit trees
etc. Living room, dining room kitchen.
One block bio s.,, from paved hishwsy: viii
reach-Out Georgia ave to Norbeck. left
on on 2s s, gao mile then right on Redland
Q. L MURDOCH. PL 1lO5 3is
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ARLINGTON

s-rm brick, stories, Ia baths, fireplace;
full basement, gas heat, range and refRr.;
down. sos mo. includes taxes. insurance.
MAC LINDSEY, CHI. 5000; ewes, FA. 6013.
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ARLINGTON GEM

5-rm. brick bung allow on beautiful lot
with trees; lge rear yard fenced, ideal
for children fireplace in liv. nm, equipped
kit, full bsmt. with paneled rec. nm. and
outside entrance; convenient location;
price $4,000.
MILTON G. SMITH
4ola Wilson Blvd OM 200 81
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OPEN 7 TO QPM

5S05 66th ave, East Pines, e. Riverdale
Md.--Due to owners transfer we are abb.
to offer this beautiful 2-story home at the
reduced price of only S10,850. In peri
cond. 1t contains 2 lge. bedrms., lge
closets storage attic, auto. heat, storm
windows, Ven. blinds and many de luxe
features. Pay only. S2.175 down anc
payments Of only ss7 SO, Incl. taxes take an S
ms. Immed poss. Drive east on Riverdalt
I'd. and turn right l blk. on 66th ave. tt
house.
Walker & Dunlop, Realtors
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ARLINGTON

ssmde S4s ODD Ge' Vsean S ana essn
Parauet floors, liv. rm.. dinette. lge.
equipped kit, 2 bedrms. and bath: ample
heat. Nice trees; grape arbor; level lot;
most conv. to transp.. shopping and
schools
FRED ]. GEORGE, Realtor
2113 N Glebe I'd GIL. 6717. OK. DIAL.
Ewes. OV. O669. CHI 1904 80
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SUBURBAN sALE-Mp. Cont
BETHESDA
BETHESDA-S16,750

Outstanding opportunity to purchase a
beautiful, modern, white brick home at
less than its market value: IS feet wide lot,
convenient close-in section good size
rooms and bath. porch, aforementioned
and slate roof owner leaving city, will
sell on easy terms to responsible party.
Phone Mr.. Murray, 81. STA, with
SHANNON g. LUCHS co.
1908 H Street NV MA 2345
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SUBURBAN sALE-MARYLANp,
100 WORTHINGTON DR.

exclusive residential section. Liv., rm.
with fireplace, breakfast rm... 3 bedrms..
tiiui lawns: Should sell quickly. TO
M ssaeh M Circle ay Fight D bsk past "a
iEngton, dr., left to house. Open Sat. and
614 BENNINGTON LANE
sold this week. oxner transte s aS' Lt w.
in f bedrm SshI Kit on an na aen rs sn Inst
ot u ovsroefns 0 parf fatass undsf to-
EFT to house Open rss Sunday d. EsT to g. dr.
1913 and 1911 Forest Glen Rd.
New all--brick Cape Cod. 5 bedrms., / "a
baths bat built,in garage; gas &C. heat
option to purchase Also 1 new history S'n
rm. brick: den and "a bath on 1st A.
fireplace; built-in garage,, level lot, step
@ % r aS neat on ro re- Fs aen
d I'd tic to homes, Open Sat. and Sun. l to
5000 DALLAS AVE.
New S,N ma or bun as Nice ly Fm
&c, heat. outside entr: front and rear
on Forest Glen. left on Dallas at Coli
course. Open Sunday / to dark.
MEADOW WOOD
Prewar 6-rm. brick on H-acre level lot;
fireplace, side porch, built-in garage.
Stairway to Bird a.; oil h.-w.h. Close to
Naval Ordnance. To reach: Out colesville
I'd, 6 miles past Silver Spring, turn left
at Meadow Wood. Open Sunday 1 to
THOMPSON & GRAY