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SUBURBAN SALIVA. Cont.

ALEXANDRIA si5.75o: cory Co
ionisl comfort and charm az It's best.
attached white clapoosrd home Of
fcially listing among Alexandra
Houses 155U-1s3O"; authenticai.y
restored IN every detail: + EmE
mOcern bath. Ist-dooE Law: de-
hghtful private walled terrace II
rear. FRANK 6. PHILLIPS, Di. I4lJ-
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.-Acrc Wooded Homeslte

Close in Country CLUB
II8s ust9 tce aHzlvl chnte ave
tr this H9r home s,S'-ar. AT .'f.
pr.,TwFuEs FHtrH - To. '.t
ts}rqgCd ,a meet yuaT nse.s kEllf
A ERANNF4l nj A. eNs-suas
CL 'Eof or OK p -
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ATTENTlON BUILDERS
VIM J ROSENTHAL

Have - lots fey sraa de- Eosats sagsd
n u tac ~ tfAnsp auG eHspg rf
CAa &c bo4EAt f.Est Per ae,ai!s
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UNBELIEVABLE!
Cape COD-3 RFDRMS

For only Sl3S5D you can buy q "
old Cape COD with 5ecrm i bath
on lst f. 3 bedrms and bath O.
md 6smt., large Eu.S porch. good
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AcTX Ecs xAlI c.,

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Es'rTs'uat wss4> ga
.s
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f'so 1a7>
'6" -, a. ~ trs
''tt '"E g
s,>..~.5z *
s2@irNaT A=r1 s-* a..
>'.a a.~r,"'ss r. ~ y. ~. -.
~ ,ao 60 NJ -.s
,4-a b -. - s-
D $50, .r- -~ ns n-a st
FE,>,a ,,t - 49, sc
s'-s "a
.-sS -.-s .-.t
,Htrntkp FssA tok>ts .
UE %R 90 s.r
e. .a.a we Nszt
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a.sEsH rt-s s..t ar.
tAli, ,htE,n e-sasaa. a.
-a
80 oa>G- ~
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L. % >- ls 81, a.
c-.r g0s a .. n4..
.s.- .s.+ ss*
=, -F ff o..
EANTlFE >itts eaa sy
@r a-# eaar =F ,..a'
sL4r.a.5 -, ,a
FAIR OAKS VA
issv " 77 ma
sne rAa7r sEa. .a-I IS ar. r-
~, a "a x -fs
HAWTHORN
Ea.ta Su4sa 5.ETa 49, R-.-g.HG .ayr
.g Gts aftEs- &a, st. &ut ttF,t
CffsA Eztk 8 HsEb' tfFta..A gtA-a~s
Aac gBe.a,c, !a. lfs r..g& .. t.s
l.H-e .surr rH...a .a.laH. s.gr r
3ars,r a.as . ars-ar- ase yss.ea -
NtHs SO Et-.v fu .E.s a'F2
NJ ross Al @us &s..sr H
Paul p Stone, RealtOr
fu1r :Srs 5. Nv "A ~t-a ~
Do You Want a Rambler
buaa#s So BIZ as v.ass
a-... -- ,- f.v s-.E.E.s SATURDAY.
Ala sunday I g. t'ssEe a-5 S...vs
vlr 81 Ep oa- s.sr EarAf E3as
trruEG F.-s tNEutfE k-aEvrE
Hga.r.s wlta CRANE a MEAN
N sl. 4W74
ATTENTION BUILDERS
Have - lots tar srassdss tasats sagd
NV tac Ur tfNHsF aug sHtpG ~
Can te bo-SAt f4E,I f@t oe,si.s
ca.
VIM J ROSENTHAL
RE 5000 l4-4 Nv EA Hu2-
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coMr. PROPERTY FOR SALE
Mt. Pleasant st. NV.

Aft froatage. attractive hglek
iarxe weil-aryanEed rms, . baths
gas h-sh. fan cellar. ideally ar
ranged for conversion 20 siers ei-
fees ard apis. HOHENST kLs
BROS. Pr. 5000, ewes. sA 6z+S.
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PhlladelDhla Subs SIQQ50
REAL ESTATE SALE or sxca

L0Ok> ike rev Packard ! G. ct
luxe srHB. S-rEs.rs-yE ra. H-s>
thar Be 100 r1.cE tally equipped
BLACK NEF Eia.a gtsr.t a~v Eftrs
sea, CcYtgN EAoay Nr4trF ga rysr
terms. or take 6 Dog Isl uE 'ad noEe.
beacN cct}aES equity GE El4B
br}Ek grocery store Crr A. Ff' lH
Nd 3 = LAHhau. lots w tr
House HIS tl tl,y WStss trees
Ar. bunEA ~ Rowe returrd
coiored n 4 RNIN co GF
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SMALL Downtown orrICr BlDG
REAL ESTATE WANTEp

WILL PAY CASH 70. snaa farm q!
acreage WI.r2u lu m.,es Of Wash
ingtoU rrsteF Prince GeoGFes Colu-
~, Nd US GAS lie
PAY CASH for houses lots o. sere.
age SCOTT SANDERS TR 7SH8
ewes. VI 0aH0 FFse appraisal
l WILL Buy OR SELL yoUr property
frame or bIiCk white eF rG.errC
also Spec'sIEiug 4n Gl hamts Cal
Mr. WALTER MILLER. ME lg'o.
ewes DE 1%4f
We HAVE CLItNTS interested tn
houses MuutEomCrv CO Lft us
assist yea II yau contemplate selilUE
your home NtpDl ETON 4 JONES
INC iiiHT GcoygIa ave Waeatun
PL o"tI
IMMEDIATE CASH
Por souT home white or cosorsd
COX 4 co RE 1883
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teaItor. WA 7bO9, WA. 63Os. :
S7OO REDUCTION

For immediate sale; 9 new homes
left from 40. Our Hollywood on the
hill subdivision. Near Univ. Of Md,
kitchen and dinette, ige expandable
attic with space for 2 rms. and
bath heating and plumbing roughed
In. Full basement, outside entrance,
a.-c. heat, gas; copper plumbing,
insulation. screens. many other
modern features. Lge Handicapped
wooded lots, close to everything,
come out and see this lovely SUBJ
division for yourself Now selling
for S1l $50, with $500 FILA mort
gage. Payable S4607 per month.
Ra VnIIr q
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coA1 PROPERTY tcs sfsr

Fpg LIssl Sc So ..ssr
EsSE -sr F<
>EOHT ANp SE.oWEooa -. sa-
L-=- ~ -r-~Hsr 14s=E
&-fSSat 80. $50 rsA -+ 70 >.- --.
'zt cteg.ars ss - 80 ts
e 5~1 rAe.s t~ra~r s. p tr
AZ
>EsR "a A>n NJ ST~ Ma
a- -rX- ri. saHe '.r r..
95 @r-- l~&A.r ar s
sAB aAEr
Ga ~ Ss=a g So NHE
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STORES FOR RENT

STORES FOR RIM
sroRE TOR Rl>1: reason able 10.
Keuaeus s. ~ b5Nts located
fully Gt,cloped shppp'nE ,cnirf As.
u!y lOs Kennedy 1T RA 80"
DOWNTONS Retain s1afs. near iNtl
"a trnntHs oi lougrg Terms CA-
Mf Frarhau WENrR RRos I>I
Wsshius ION BIDS bl $500 Ets
Why DESIRABLE sToRr 2asso IS
so2p.s. soo4 S,"'. ooa ~ "a .9'' 1t to' ~ III
IiGt lpth ST NV Store and
ofl.ce with fa4 nssrment. a4l'ob
for md commercial rutpcsts
@oa;n. 9.@St ''J" qEFaz1ln. a1s I6sriNE fI2
powsTo> \ II A sood loeA tsot ION
shops cthcc. etc hes basement ana
resf entrance. euiomatr hrst Al .
tS9te; pTI,No 'Sg 'i%c. i eds 5ss 4 I>'IhsH X
STORE FOR REST. 4&I Morse It -
The Union Mafke' Terminal hT
tsr n Falls Church, Va sP!tndid
location Idea! iot vErleif beauty
florist. Womeus fptn4shinss EAklN
PROPERTIES. INC "A la7ir"Gil
! Nrw sIoRLs md ard Miaso n
foy any business. Cal N!LIoH ?
RUPERT, AuA lnYgytr snt Bsdg
nj 6OI5 e,rs Kh 54p5.
1855 r ST. N-Vacaut AprA 50
good cieRD store and rfttAt lE lhtf
iasl g!ovlUs h4EsHCta section FAJ}
Nzik a. dosEEuWE and roHFF1irni ("
cars ana nusrt only 3 HON ES-
STEIN Really corr 1879 " Z"
srORES ron RIM 75-tt asplh
bu.3ah5e for rAf ely. shHafen Nrh'
GtlSa'cfseH at2te hstshr.i ,e,Y
hea ra veil located HERMAN HAN
EAUER ,NpG t5Fsrs4a 4se nAs-
4-F9 sfRu HH.a la
STORE opposite Gb}tfumrnt Pfin..GF
Or.f,. ~ II ST NV .AppTos na t.s
1896 II BACK room lsgatefy. hta'
pgrt and poefr Included 81. ct
h.sy .udoW @-yf lease stlh ot,iar
asaglabte Si25 psr mouth, ftady
YR s4s@ sesksays. TX spea Mr.
wfsTMoNr SHOPPING cENrrH.
Columbia pike and oiebs "a A.
unEtou Va Store isGt" tai
basement parking foF ufTr &"'
car Opportunity of a itteume Ca
sioKf roR RiNT. .otat,s tor %.
Gee. business etc h5il otgisis
ave ", TA h4?s. 10
i8aI GA AVE NV. 500 mo
t2a Kennedy 81 re p" ara.
0s ave and Ernaedy 81 nw
shD mo
KAY REALTY CO. NC RA 200
DOWNTOWN on "a Al. HF L B --.
Alre stEe stoFe and uatltT Eoots
suitable Ter clothing and gsHtrst
nc shaud4Hr MaaEsabie bt ur4es al.
Tease for <sa0 peT month
r at ~ llth uS 49, BB8dinR BE- uE
Fesaa.deire 3Bto tDud store ard fJss
and bstn apt Ten. slES peF mo
fcr tbr building
THOS D. WALSH, INC.
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CONNIE NIIAI LOIS

CsE-Y CAR lc,-s- l2~~-.-s rs.r :. -,.
ceglsE e,&i--4 6fs.-as-t s"- -
Les " @sT- rA"r sa..=e= Aer
1cs- taGr t4tytss
rS ard - y> - -r---s
-lh &E1 ~ t.-s Nra r'5eF
: CA9.-a a. Slk Ee5 So
NFz Bg.GFs
~ ----Eg rs ga G. Ma sys rr
II HrES c-rCt-.
Nr Avs So. 70 Cav g.
Ga ave a. T-Ctr Ear 81 ss St.
COR s1cts-a. Et4- & ale Iess s5~Fs
Louis Burman. Re lIe4
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IMMEDIATE CASH

For souT home white or coiorsC
COX 4 co RE 1883
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EAIE OAKS VA

sr a- 81 gee sasr -t ,..ns
,.#" f-.= srts s-
-.. .n ... 8. :r- A4v 20
sELwEE.f FA. Ett
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LOTS FOR SALE

VICINITY gaiis ynaG
can 'gannf VIZ have 1e eral 0sksF-
zs5s lE.S Al uttFsgsFs pre- 81 1lsg3
NTDbIET 4 JONES tssC sta
r3eare{a Ave ea'8o PI 1891
wDODED LOT. s&fFxI "a PzeS = ~
zrctsots near May &easeAl ana FszS-
ise Heath 5ctEs Rex cEsT q
10
CHEVY CBAsE yHw itsn1kAss
cle&sed hAr1 ksrf1ne zstssl. s4tE
wztef OWNER Oh Fa2@ --ss
c CARSsoDY HILLS, MD. ] Eas,s ffnyE
100; ses dawr SO pei re, O. D
zAsTzfsGEA. Js. HI sS11.
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ACREAGE EoR SAL

ANsssA -. rass S.-r-..s y.
go. gas *asv rs4 e. aH p.
s.aae o@+s gs sass Hsss
aa.ass=a sss Eaass' ~~a 8
f F7+ sesa e@sSs r5
.ss #aas-s .aaa. -
Ft 81 s@ga .rs t-rs.z
s.a.r at ~5-s Hrsr ss-s ..
ses vHs -7sss 'vsr,hs-st .f-t
.F~rs F-.ah aE-H'' Ffa
Ea..Ny. a.,r wssfr res ssa
ra.s fraf
ss. raas la-s t..t s. pee
rt assA 20 a. . 49,
rs ga vArea a.. ~ss,ES
a.,sas aea s-srs -
60 aa. ss-gf5a fr,i.-
.Ets's"s NFA ssasa- sHs s7G
GA.2a ,aa.,sss are sssar g :
ss' NV7Af ca s."
t.a-.aas 5t=4e.Es . thf
sr- ~atv 80 sg5~. lrsa ~a..s -
ass "a. R.'srseef Fsrns =
' zee ,.i a. e, "
g. "s-eh >te cal "s "'' N"s'z
fh
ar1 .sEsssIl sHra# E's' s.
>a. i e@7' .s''.., ss'., 49,.
$50 $50 -. sssass .c. o.. ~. X. ~ p ID
~ A,sss ,ssS.s, s. . r. E,
a .'srs ..-ra.. $50 Na -
sasa M.yAT = AeCAs R.s s.rN
i, .,st F.Atr"tl N>o.l I. "a
rsr, Er As~ya sHa 'lts
5Ss 'ii i5isMiINo usts -
r0roMa, EINsR uosTsIrts s,tr
a-Frs trtvrva taEs.F' Va sNa
CnKsa Nr3tEf e.. arcs g. smS &C.
tatr> HfsA soaFs tsef 49, bFe
Gf.5 vsFa 80 tfeea SI,Hnef "
CAY A AcC AZ RssI.'rs "a - 3.
orr ~ nio", e. an p, : .a,'' e e. e, s ;
rsr ere FcaH oEn ylNCH~T UH.
a'c. t,es sH plpt
Rrstk kn Fvienss haN1 - fsTa,
Ma Hzurs Tee and irtys'''iF'
ss ease g kasf a .sa''3.
FAtRfAx oot'NIY ns shJls, 49,
80 a. ffaHs i'rntsEaE. LlN1AE 4,
wooaea 3s,vs hos rslls S"sD -
g. So H4n VERSION n irN, q
4 sCAs tlHeo.ais " A1eA Ag.".
10 ACnts5 1ol oao e rns-
apr +. at t4 - { nt 20 - .
S,., s,A oaSep "a NV lo.
IaA nth nINu sIfts. ga 80 al
a. tWft.H.gE A.v4 g. Nd =
atHa easa ssfs a ,-f ta say rv''r
v'h aosa parusgf o"NGh p
RAMBLER SITE
Near o'ass 81 Hs go road hssa'
pRrfa slf saHa subtssf see rfsE--
srr ereI AIuH EI1'N A fohfA
T>t' BflNe De Aro NhFStat Aa
WOODED HOMESlTES
tr.-sgre, py uasy gt NJ =
vrrt sa}f So rW-h NA n
TAupowuo0p NJ nfl. "a
ao sCEfs. HsthTsaa eater syal,Sh
N1Sp pei acre. ussJ National HFs'a
H. al.,s a,sr spttRs ssSsr ara
Wktr4 aSaIsAEit
COMMERCIAL
Heart of SILVER spunE - 7"H ~ z,
raa a. ruTthssfS seFr fFs enAhs
s.4fHaI. &C. gFEnrNtt u tRAfNA0
a COZ al EHlv
HERNDON SECTION
2 trAu acreage tfGrta and 20
acres Ncfs iihersi tsfwk
J. MACPHERSON
ny n4a4 uatrsr en- aa4s q
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SUBURBAN sALE--Mp. tces.. J
EYATTSVHIE-GI

Vacant. 6-rm. bungalow. on 100 Il
lot in the heart Of Hyattsvllle Full
basement. oil h.-wh h. porch Here
Is country livins in the heart Of
8Ta purchase wi With $3.50" ss53 down. a and
$50 so per month plus taxes. Call
WA 1900 TIL q pm.
Robert S. Davis and Co.
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FARM BARGAIN

SsFea SRA csahflbsf - s'7f
IL AesfA . fans ate rast Aes 'sst 60
~ s{fta
sxse4 Fszss sath sfsSinS u
. AeFea = Yy4s B4fts74 - -Hss - FAsa
8af ssfsa rms ssEsssss zs.EA
sla ats53
- Arfes RIA oaIG5zl altsSA
81 ! tas3.
- seTsE 20 rF.s bA4s tsasnt ssssaAa,
yevwy~Y x,xzA AFsY-5y
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, !, I y. uoNr.oMtpl Nti.
. Il Z Tffn.sIoTrrs,llII Va
.xIAuAnfF tNstnIAIuy
trnuqlal Va country Homo

2 10 Aryes as $50 tfts farm NJ -
rs seEs thquE bstAy Z osHf1r'" s.
H.. bssbs ssaf 3 stsss utH8rr 7rrs
s.af HHtezserzs y ar5s ls aF1aH -
"aYrsrYt Car Fqs r@fn naU'.r r-ir
So sr8t 41ef aa8tH t. p G go 'sev
frnfRrF va 'tr fatR sf.iEr UstE
peg Rsrfa taHtt.s1sr& 8s5r sfr+ 4
= e.sr-r.Ef hsgssta - >sFe1 FRsa 81
karsf t8zfsssttsr ssg a. FsFtlht
tArty n AsAYyE RggsfsgF
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HOMESlTES

Never hrtclt u+sTea Over $u hs&ar
t.fa. Nt-t-.aeafed hsGE stts FaFs-
Gus .hAuvs aHG s3Efs from u,s. tv
ru4 "a s'ks f.uU hahs> Ae@
.hryptHr ,rE!vIF H E.Es AZ e, h"e
ROBERT Z LOHR. Rcaltor
Or ush4. all Crdsr 81 ok "'~
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oedrmK., large liY rm. with drep!
bui!t-in garage; full bsmt., equipped
kit, substantial cash down paYment
required J. T. MOTION REALTY
24l5 Mt. Vernon ave, Alexsndris
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SILVER SPRING

I-unit. 1-story brick Api h.dF or
busline, convsn 10 schools stores
price. $50 o1o For further infor
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LARGE lot 3 rms on Is :. LARGE
.bed-n. on 2nd Larse porch Par
Cget floor. Near everything So
500 doEn Excel terms
ANNANDALE-S10,o50
White CIpe Cod, . bedrmt. bsnt
expansion attic, alum storm doors
and windows, u acre s. 400 cash
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HOUSE WITH BASEMENT apartment
5-RM. COLONIAL BRICK HOME, ir
ALEXANDRIA

Spacious older home in immaculate
condition; 4 bedrooms, ] y baths up
stairs; hall entrance with French
doors into living room, full dining
room. large equipped kitchen. 1st-
plant and utilities. front and rear
screened porcheS; car port. beautiful
large lot. 100-ft. frontage. Priced
for immediate sale, SIS,950. At
tractive terms.
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aIKis.:ILMnNr Ii.:L SHOPPING crNrrR.

STORE FOR REsT. suitable for Of
hre blRlnssk. etc h5ll Dtofsta
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FARMERS FARM

ysvss sEs argsE mkss Hsg gsEsA
80 Eg5nf7at5HS - p e fasf~
rs+te4e rzsssssss3 tf0gfsa sEs @Essfs
EtsHE Al ssxekH4TT fsFFE ~ rEs
a etss }a A. sxisE T-fN @s%sfa
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seztzHK sss 4f&fss ggTs RS1 -
stsgss
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-07-28
NOTICE no CREDITORS

Estate of Maggie b. Cramer, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given, That the
subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Washington
County, Letters Testamentary on
the estate of
MAGGIE B. CRA,MER
late of said county deceased. All
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit same with the vouchers there
of, legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber on or before the 10Th day
of February, next; they may other
wise, by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate All persons
indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 18th
day of July. AID, 1919.
VIM. HOWARD SPIKER,
7-2I-3t Executor
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-07-28
NOTICE no CREDITORs

Estate of Daniel e. Johnson, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given, That the
subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Washington
County, Letters of Administration
on the estate of
DANIEL f. JOHNSON
late of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit same with the vouchers there
of, legally authenticated, to the
subscriber, on or before the 10Th day
of February, next; they may other
wise, by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th
day of July, AID, 1949.
JUSTIN l.. JOHNSON,
7-21-3t Administrator
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-07-28
NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of RhudelIa Stouffer, De-
ceased.
Notice Is Hereby Given, That the
subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Washington
County, Letters of Administration
on the estate of
RHUDELIA STOUFFER
late of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned to
file the same in said Court, with the
vouchers thereof, legally authenti-
Gated, on or before the 10Th day of
February, next; and no claim not
filed within the period specified shall
thereafter be asserted against the
real estate of said deceased in the
hands of purchaser for value.
Given under my hand this 18th
day of July, AID, 1949.
HIRAM J. STOUFFER,
7-21-3t Administrator
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-07-28

City, he had been living here for
year, and was engaged in the real
estate business.
Surviving are: his wife, Jose
phine Spangler Diaz; a daughter,
Mrs. Russell Warner, West Hart
ford, Conn; three grandchildren;
sister, Mrs. Albert Raynor, New Ha-
ven, Conn; and two brothers, Julian
Diaz, Riverside, Conn; and John l..
Diaz, Vermont.
Calvin Lewis Walls, aged 35, and
his 10-year-old son, John Calvin
were drowned on July "a in an ir-
rigation pond, six miles west of Han
cock.
Mr.. Walls was a foreman at the
Fairchild Aircraft plant here.
Mr.. Walls is survived by: his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Walls; his
wife, Ruby (Bishop) Walls; six chill
dren, Ramona, Freddie, Ronald Lee,
Harold, Carol Ann and Gerald; three
sisters, Mrs. Grace Burton, Big
Pool; Mrs. Pansy Younkers, Han
cock, and Mrs. Goldie Crawford,
Amaranth, Pa; and one brother,
Lloyd, Needmore, Pa.
Eugene Martin Sonny Right,
four year-old son of Joseph o. and
Edith r. (Chaneyl Right, 118 Fair
ground avenue, died at the Wash
ington County Hospital on July %.
He was a member of the Cradle
Roll of Washington Square M. E.
Church.
Besides his parents, he is surviv-
ed by: one sister, Peggy; a brother,
Timothy M. Right; and his grand
parents, Harry NJ CLANCY and Mr..
and Mrs Charles Swecker, Balti-
more.
John l.. Reedy, 457 Washington
Square, died suddenly of a heart
attack on July %.
He was born and reared in Staun-
ton, Va, son of John and Clara
(Simmer) Reedy and had resided
here for about 30 years.
He was retired machinist of the
Western Maryland Railway and was
member of st. Marys Catholic
Church and the Western Maryland
Relief Association.
The following survive: three
daughters, Mrs. John DeLouncy,
Mrs M. D. Rider and Mrs. d. E.
Cordell; one, son, John w. Reedy,
this city; sisters, Mrs Nellie Myers,
Baltimore; and Mrs. Stella Wolf,
Johnstown, Pa; and two brothers,
A. l.. Reedy, this city, and H. w
Reedy, Baltimore.
Jacob Karl StOuffer, $40 North Lo-
Gust street, died at the Washington
County Hospital on July 20, after
an illness of few days, aged 81
years.
He had been employed by the
Schindel Drug Store for ten years
and was member of the Antietam
Fire Company.
He was born and reared in the
Petersburg district, son of Jacob and
Lydia (Summers) Stouffer and had
lived in this city for the past 40
years,
He was the last survivor of his
family.
Clarence p. Fink died at his home,
7 Berner avenue, on July 10, aged
rs years.
He was born in Frederick coun-
ty, the son of Joseph c. and Sarah
Arnold Fink, and was member of
the Church of the Brethren.
Surviving are: one son, Bradford
E. Fink, Hawthorne, New; and
sister, Carrie Elswoade, Woodfield,
Md.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

Estate of Margaret c. Emmert, De-
ceased.
Notice is hereby given, That the
subscriber has obtained from the
Orphans Court of Washington
County, Letters of Administration
on the estate of
MARGARET c. EMMERT
late Of said county, deceased. All
persons having claims against said
deceased are hereby warned to ex-
hibit same with the vouchers there
of, legally authenticated, to the sub
scriber on or before the 5th day
of February, next; they may other
wise, by law, be excluded from all
benefit of said estate. All persons
indebted to said estate are requested
to make immediate payment.
Given under my hand this 18th
day of July, AID, 1949.
HUFFER H. EMMERT,
7-14-3t Administrator
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DEATHS

Mrs. Orpha Amy Lowery, wife of
Harry v. Lowery, Mason and Dix
on, died at her home on July rs,
after an illness of two weeks, aged
IA.
Born and reared in Mapleville,
she was a daughter of the late John
and Caroline (BaechtelD Bowman.
She had lived in Mason and Dixon
for the past AZ years and was a
member of the Salem Reformed
Church.
Surviving, besides her husband,
are: one daughter, Mrs. Fred c. Cum
ningham, Cearfoss; three brothers,
Eavey and Roy, both of Hagerstown,
and Station, of Rock Falls, ILL.,; two
grandchildren and two great grand
children.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-07-28
Urges Maintenance OF Naval
Power In Mediterranean

Admiral r. L. Connolly, commander
in-chief of the u. S. naval forces in
the eastern Atlantic and Mediter-
ranean, says he favors keeping u.
S. naval power in the Mediterran-
can con a permanent basis" eve
are a Mediterranean power" he said,
sand it would contribute to peace
and strengthen our friends if we re-
main there"
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-07-28
U. S. Government Protests

The U. S. government has fled
vigorous protests with Communist
authorities in China regarding the
recent Imprisonment and beating of
an American vice consul, William M.
Olive, at Shanghai
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-07-28
II Die In Plane Crashes

A total of II persons lost their
lives in two plane crashes on OPP
posite sides of the. globe one day
last week. In California 26 died
when a plane crashed following a
reported violent fight on board.
Shortly before, As persons, includ-
ing IA Americans, died in the crash
of a Dutch air liner near Bombay,
India.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-07-28

William Lopez Diaz, 1106 Oak
Hill avenue, died at the Washing
ton County Hospital on July "a,
aged n years.
Born and reared in New York
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months, died on July rs at the home
of his parents, Hagerstown, Rt. /.
Besides his parents, Willard E.
and Virginia Grimm Stone, he is
survived by: two brothers, Willard,
Jr. and John Wayne; one sister,
Sandra Lee; his paternal grandpar-
ents and maternal grandmother.
Ellsworth Shuman Richwine, 1876
South Potomac street, died at the
Washington County Hospital on July
rs. after an illness of two years,
aged 81
He was born and reared in Har-
risburg, Pa, the son of the late
William and Anna B. (Shuman)
Richwine. Having lived in Hagers-
town for the past three years, he
was a retired fireman of the Phila-
delphia and Reading Railroad. He
was a member of the Latter Day
Saints (Mormon) and belonged to
the Brotherhood of Firemen and
Engineers.
Besides his wife, Georgia, he is
survived by; one daughter, Flo, of
Harrisburg; a son, Clarion of Rome,
N. Y; three sisters: Mrs. William
D. Kennedy, of Shiremenstown, Pa;
Mrs Rhoda Yeingst, of Mechanics
burg, Pa, and Miss Sarah r. Rich
wine, of Harrisburg, Pa; five bro
theirs: Albert M, of cambridge, Pa;
Mervin, of Hummelstown, Pa; Roy,
of Lorraine, Ohio; Robert, of Hum
melstown, Pa, and Carl, of Drum
mond, Michigan; and one grandchild.
Walter C. Lindsay, IS Winter ST,
died on July 25 at his home, of a
heart condition, after an illness of
several weeks. He was aged about
SO.
He had been employed as green's
keeper at Fountain Head Country
Club for number of years.
Mr.. Lindsay was member of the
Odd Fellows.
Besides his wife, Della, the fol-
lowing survive: three sons, Morris,
Alexandria; and Spencer G.. and
Clarence Lindsay, Hagerstown; and
a daughter, Mrs. Irene Maugans, this
city.
William Trammal Snyder, local
insurance man and recently appoint
ed personnel director for Hagers-
town, died at the Washington Coun-
ty Hospital on July "a.
Mr. Snyder, a resident of 673 Oak
Hill avenue, died after a long ill
ness. He was 81 years old
For rs years, he represented the
Reliance Life Insurance Company
in this city.
He was member of the county's
election supervisors for a short per-
iod ,resigning soon after swearing
in to become the first city personnel
director under the new city charter.
Mr.. Snyder was active in Repub-
hcan political circles.
A member of st. Johns Episcopal
Church, he was past vestryman,
and served as an officer of the Mems
Club of the church for several years.
Born in Baltimore on December
2, 1891, he was the son of John w.
and Annie T. Snyder. He established
his residence in Hagerstown in 1924.
Surviving are: his wife, Nellie
Stack Snyder, a former Baltimore
resident; son, William T. Snyder,
Jr.; and two brothers, w. Leroy
Snyder and Herbert T. Snyder, all
of Baltimore.
Mrs. Venus Nj. Kriner, widow of
William Kriner, died on July "a at
the home of her daughter, Mrs. Max
Gilbert, Is Berner avenue, aged 81
years.
She was born in Leitersburg, and
was member of the Lutheran
Church in that town. She was the
daughter of Benjamin and Nancy
Sheets Slick, and had lived in Ha-
gerstown for rs years.
Surviving, besides her daughter,
are five grandsons and nine great
grandchildren.
William Lopez Diaz, HOG Oak
Hill avenue, died at the Washing
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-07-28
Life Sentence Confirmed

The life sentence imposed on Josef
Cardinal Mindszenty by Commu-
mist court in Hungary has now been
confirmed by an Appeals Court, ac-
cording to a recent announcement.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-07-28
Fail To Agree

The jury in the trial of Alger Hiss,
accused of perjury in testifying con-
corning his activities as a Communist
informer, was dismissed after it fail
ed to agree on a verdict.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1949-07-28
Economy Measure Studied

Discharge of up to 100000 civilian
employees by the armed services as
an economy measure is being studied.
It is said the Navy would bear the
brunt of the reduction in personnel.