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Evening star., 1949-12-17
Protestant Unity Plan
Will Be Pushed Under
Day-to-Day Campaign
BY The Assoeiatsd Press

GREENWICH, Conn.,. Dec. IT,
From today on American Prot
estants are going to hear more
and more about church unity.
For the first time In the his
tory Of the country a day-to-day
campaign will be under way to
create q single Protestant church
In the United States.
That was the result Of the Con-
ference on Church Union which
ended here yesterday after months
Of preparation and three days OF
actual sessions.
The conference didn't rush
Evening star., 1949-12-17

All Souls Unitarian-5 pm.
Quartet, carols by candlelight.
Evelyn Lear. Mary Apple, Irving
Evening star., 1949-12-17

GhrtHtahrlphtatt
Christadelphian Ecclesia
s. S.. 10 am. Service. IL am.
Christadelphian Chapel
732 Webster Ct. NV. Public Invited
s, g., 1918 AM, Services, 11:1b AM.
Evening star., 1949-10-06

situation has not yet reached 8
stage for him to intervene.
Asked about progress in studies
to find synthetic fuels. Mr.. Tru-
man said progress is being made
nartic,llarly regarding shale de-
posits in Utah.
He added that experiments are
being carried on in Virginia on
coal to provide liquid fuel.
The coal operators accepted
Mr.. Ching's invitation to tomor-
rows conference before Mr.. Lewis
acted.
The United Mine Workers
chief, in characteristic fashion,
sent Mr.. Ching a two-word tele-
gram from White Sulphur
Springs, w. Va. where negotia-
tions on the dispute are being
held:
"Will attend" it said.
The message was signed simply,
Lewis"
The mines have been shut down
since September 10 in what Mr..
Lewis chose to regard as a
Spontaneous" protest against the
suspension of old age pensions and
welfare benefits from his fast
vanishing welfare fund.-.
On hand for possible further
Evening star., 1949-10-06
u. N. Awaits Arms Plan
To Be Offered by Russia

LAKE SUCCESS, Oct. 6 (P.-
Russia had United Nations leaders
guessing today. Are the Soviets
getting ready to propose an atom
bomb checkup now that they have
touched off an atomic explosion?
The speculation blossomed
when the Russian delegate, Jakob
A. Malik, yesterday promised to
present new Soviet proposal on
world armaments to the Security
Council next Tuesday.
Malik has just returned from
home leave in the Soviet Union.
Any new plan he submits might
provide clue to whether the dis
closure OF Russia's atomic expert
ments has changed the Kremlin s
policy in regard to armamaz..s.
Malfk took the unusual step OF
announcing at the end of yes
terday's council meeting that the
Russians had a new plan for a
world arms census.
questioned by reporters as tc
whether his statement meant
Russia wanted a census including
Soviet atomic weapons, Malik re-
piled only:
you know our policy has been
consistent"
Russia in the past has opposed
thc idea Of any worldwide count
OF weapons which would not in
elude atomic weapons; the West
ern powers claim the Security
Councils Commission on Conven-
tional Armaments had no juris-
diction over atomic weapons.
Evening star., 1949-10-06

talks with Mr.. Lewis at White
Sulphur Springs was Harry M
Moses, negotiator for mines owned
by United States Steel Corp.
The unions separate contract
conference with the Southern
Coal Producers Association at
Bluefeld, w. Va. recessed yester-
day. Negotiators said they would
not set a date for another ses-
sion until after the Washington
meeting.
George H. Love, president of
Pittsburgh Consolidation Coal Co.,
spokesmen for the North West
operators here; Joseph E. Moody.
president of the Southren pro-
ducers, and Mr.. Moses are oper-
ators who will be at the Ching
conference.
Mr.. Ching said that the coal
situation has reached the place
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Truman Says Strikes
Haven't PoinI
For His Intervention
By the Associated Press

President Truman said today
that the coal and steel strikes
have not yet reached the point
for his Intervention.
He made the statement at a
news conference. Minutes earlier
John l.. Lewis accepted an invita-
ton to attend Government
sponsored peace parley on the
coal strike tomorrow.
The mediation talks were called
by Cancellation Director Cyrus
Ching, who said the coal situation
is approaching crisis.
Mr.. Truman said warning OF
Government officials that the coal
and steel stoppages will hurt the
domestic economy were well timed
and necessary.
He then went on to say that the
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Truman Doubts Reds
Will Make Acceptable
Atomic Proposal
BY the Assoeiofsd Press

President Truman said today he
hopes the world can avoid an ar
mament race, but expressed doubt
that Russia's expected new pro-
posal on atomic energy control
will be acceptable.
The President emphasized anew
his hope that the United States
can be brought into a position Of
strength so that atomic control
can be lodged in it.
A reporter at the Presidents
news conference asked If he was
looking forward with interest to
the forthcoming Russian proposal
on atomic energy.
Not necessarily. Mr.. Truman re-
piled
The President was asked wheth-
er his announcement of an atomic
blast in Russia might have made
1t more possible to reach agree
ment with the Soviet on the atom.
He said he couldn't answer that
and then went on:
We have made the most i'm
poriant proposition in the history
of the world on atomic energy.
The Russians did not see fit to
accept it. The United States posi-
ton will not be changed now.
Mr.. Truman commented that
no other country in history, pos
sessing a terrible weapon, ever
offered to subject it to world
control.
No New Atomic Statements.
The Russians have made several
proposals that cannot be accepted.
the President went on, adding:
1t probably will be the same thing
this time.
AS for the Russian atomic ex-
plosion announced by him Sep
tember %, Mr.. Truman said he
has made all the statements con-
corning it that he intends to
make.
In reply to another question,
the President expressed hope
there will be no arms race as a
result of the Russian development.
Evening star., 1949-10-06
Stdssen Hints He'll Seek
Presidency in 1852
BY the Assoeioted Press

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. CHAR
pld F. Stassen, president of the
University of Pennsylvania, hint
ed today he may be a presidential
candidate in 1852.
Asked in an interview about his
chances for the presidency, the
former Governor of Minnesota
said he considered the time too
early" to go into the question
but added:
II have always been interested
In public affairs and intend to re-
tain that interest. I am deeply
concerned about the fundamental
policies that affect the people Of
this country, questions that in
volve peace or war, good living
conditions and bad living condi-
tions."
Mr.. Stassen was an unsuccessful
candidate for the Republican
presidential nomination last year.
Evening star., 1949-10-06

the talks, now dragging through
their fifth month, had at least
turned the corner"
Reports of violence in nom
union areas continued. In Penn
sylvania, three Maryland men
were arrested near Somerset after
police said they stopped loaded
coal truck and overturned it. The
driver was not molested.
Police continued to patrol Penn
sylvania highways. More than a
Evening star., 1949-10-06

where it is approaching a crisis. u
Mere reports of progress in the
wage talks will not be enough
to call off the meeting. he added
Mr.. Lewis slipped away from
the session here yesterday and
sat in on the Bluefleld conference
for the first time since last June.
After a three-and-a- half hour
session there, Mr.. Moody reported
mo tangible progress"
A day earlier, he said he thought
Evening star., 1949-10-06

score of men have been arrested
on rioting charges since the strike
began.
In Virginia. Gov. Tuck turned
over IS 100000 to the State Emer-
gency Fuel Commission and Or
Evening star., 1949-10-06
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Evening star., 1949-09-04
| WATERFRONT PROP. PoR sALD
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OVERLOOKING PATUxENT-Reducs
$4,000 for quick sale. Large homo
with 5 acres and several outbuild-
ings; 45 miles from D. C.: 5 bed-
rms, living ;rm. with fireplace. din.
W RE rR 20 tltehep paiee ane 0s1h 1or'hss Ea;
information cali N. c. HINES y
SONS, OK. 1860; ewes. cH. 664O.
LAKE JACKSON, nr. Manassas. Va.
81 mi. D. C. A 12-mt. lake, boating,
swimming. fishing. Three log lodges,
3 to 8 rms, priced low, from "a 800
eiec. and running water, baths, all
imp. A safe place for your family.
See these this week end. Phone Ma
nassas. Va, 97-F-4
NORTH BEACH-New stucco, year.
round home, with . bedrms., open
fireplace with Heatrolator. sth St.
sacrifise. Rsss0s s5,a5o pen aE. 1857 sna Soh'
WATERFRONT LOG CABIN, large
refgr., liv. rm.. 2 bedrms, bath; only
$4,000: terms If desired. Box 256.
BAY FRONT WITH BULKHEAD. .
bunsalows. both all electric and
location: priced to sell. $4,000. BOZ
BEAUTIFUL 5-RooM waterfront
cottage; septic tank. running water,
lavatory, Gear garage. expansion
attic, approximately 342 50. It. cop
per screened porch; corner lot, l00x
$50. Directly on Chesapeake Bay,
we'll established community. For
further information, call EN-. 24Il
or UN. 1858. a
FOR SALE-Water-front cottage. 81
rm. abestos shingle cottage, 20
miles from D. c., 6 miles from An
napolis; located on salt water creek.
Private waterfront with pier; shade
trees. Lge. liv. rm. with frepl.,
lge. porch serving as extra din. and
lly. rm., refgr. and gas stove. Write
Box 42l-Z, Star. 4
Evening star., 1949-09-04
ACREAGE FOR SALE

BEAUTIFUL HOMEsITE, with fish-
pond possibility: about acres, over
half cleared: swift. creek through
wooded part; a mi; from District
fax County, Va; $4,000. terms, OF
substantial discount for cash. TIE
50 ACRES. 5000; small down pay.
ment; owner leaving town. mus
sscrfcs: small small house sIs almost con- SiTi
ground and beautiful site; partially
wooded with heavy timber. uN
FAiRFAx-h-a. sites. $3.50 and up
also 5-l0 a.; good locations avail
OVER 81 ACRES, having frontage o.
$50 feet on hard-surfaced road; S2i
cash. $50 month. Price. SS75. u
miles from District line. i; W. NC
WICKER, Trinidad 1872. 1879 Raum
GfIlEENMoNr, Ii Mont Md acres, beautiful
stefasi''.oS serms. owNHR. sS1s0tei oi 0s:y ss45. 0
FIVE ACRES. partly cleared. neal
Andrews Field Air Base. II inter
ested phone cY. $3.50. =
SMALL CABIN. water and cleo. on
reasonable offer turned down. NJ
BRODA. End Valley View dr.. Route
VI rs; FEansSnis; E.fREns "; Veai;Rc1E and col,
hoHse: hssn lDS % nj ietSs' s. c.: ideai for saS:
hpuTf eySSnf aEAIY kY9o phone ne0ff "a 'si@s sias
1915 ACRES, high, Level land. 9; on
ssvn; e. st.; ssS s per PEI mo: :S ). v: MevIckEk'
ACRES quality building site H;sh across
5Dm p1o.s Fa2ss Va cup
cail aafI0Fis Fairfax 5' i75 weekdays or Sun
holidays, Vienna 693-W.
READY TO BUILD! Special for dis
eliminating GI; 20 mi. D. G. center,
Montgomery County. Md; S460. BOX
r2koS41Ns ROM; ssaF ON STATE ROAD near
La Plata. Md. IS acres wooded and
clear land; price. $l.950. 33 acres:
S2,75O. 5S acres. S2.950. Rear OF
tract has fine fur-trapping marsh
Electricity and phone lines on road
Near 5ensdict Md; i2is1s L. sa,te traS1 sS1
Commercial and homesites. $3.50 up
LAND EsfH isri REAIrY Co CO, La Plata Sa4e
2 AND 8 ACRE LOTS bet, Wash
Bait. Comm. Penn. R.H. SEoO pei
q. Terms. Paved road. RA- S906
NEAR WALDORF-On State road
SO monthly; total price, 5000
SoUrHEPN MARYLAND REALTY
Waldorf. Nd. La Plata 5946.
2O2-A, TIMBER TRACT; on State
road; stream; elec. available; ample
pine for building log cabins. Price
$4,000. $50 dn.. $50 per mo, ]: B
BROOKS. Orange. Va. (Ph. 3671.,
II ACRES, Forestville, Va. area
high, wooded land overlooking rich
rolling country. Beautiful buildini
site. $4,000. HARRIET KRuM
NEAR LANHAM-15 fertile acres
mostly wooded. city water. Stat
road. nice for home: organization I,1
kenrel OF turkey farm; easy terms
sHiRLEY HWY. HOMESITEs are oul
specially. VI to & acres, easy terms
VERNON M LYNCH & SONS. Route
236, bet. Shirley hwy. and Amman.
dale. AL. 5906. CLOSED sunday
5sk ACRES, IN miles west Of Laurel
Md. On Brookland Bridge I'd, ST.
SEO phnpn Ap OT26 Il
Evening star., 1949-09-04
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

1. Historic "PatuXent Manor brlck
home, built 1742; 8 rooms; Patuxent
River; partially restored, all utilities,
paved road: immediate possession;
77k acres; "a miles D. c.; Sic: 600.
2. Al acres, 1O-room home, large
porches, tobacco barns, tenant
house, outbuildings; all utilities;
State road; "a miles D. c.; $4,000:
8. 45-acre tobacco farm. paved State
road, tobacco barn, outbuildings; 80
miles D. c.; Sill. 900.
1887, needs repairs; large. stream
and timber; bad road, but bargain;
81 miles D. c.; $500:
r. $50 acres. Groom Colonial home,
70 barns, outbuildings, large timber;
45 miles D. c.; $4,000.
6. 137 acres, overlooking CHESAPEAKE
Bay; 4-room home. tobacco BARN
half interest in tobacco crop. garage,
streams, large timber, orchard: I'M.
mediate possession; 36 miles d. CT;
? sG'02 11l2 acres, st. Leonards Creek, "
mile waterfront; 5-room farmhouse,
TOBACCO barn: immediate possession;
fishing. Grabbing, oystering; ST. $50.
Many other farms, Weterfronts. CAL
VERT REALTY AGENCY, opposite
Courthouse, Prince Frederick, Nd.
Telephone 10s, 93-J. Open sunfas.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
EXCEPTIONAL BUYS


Potomac River-Bungalow. lEe: Z:
b.. porch. open arch. pier beach;
Bunsslow. 8 r.. b.. beach; $4,000.
Two-story, 8 r. b. dwelling. porchess
beach; $500.
naasaaUS hardWood fS fioors; $500. ~
Saint Georges Island-2 g., r" b.
dwelling; $500.
st. Clements Shores T., b. bungas
low. furnished; $1,000.
BUNGALOW. 4 r., b., porch garage;
White Point-Bungalow, r. b..
porch, large lot; $1,000.
Coltons Point-Bungalow, r, fur.
nished; $4,000.
atuxent-Bunealow, 3 T.. pier. har-
Dor. 2 acres; $4,000.
St. Georges River-Business property.
r.r.. 6 lots. AR. bungalow; $4,000.
Dwelling. IL r. pier. 2 acres; 200.
barns, harbor, view; $4,000.
State road, 5 m. from Naval Air B7se
(Patuxent Riverl-21a acres, ,2-stcry
dwelling, 6 r.. b., basement, te!e-
phone, heat. insulated, lawn, shrub
berry, shade; terms; $4,000.
State highway. l mile from Patuxens
River Naval Basel acres, COMA.
building, 8 cabins: $4,000.
Patuxent Beach-3-r. bungalow, bath,
gas stove; $3,S00.
JOHN r. DRURY. Leonardtown, Md.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
FARMs FOR SALE tcon,.)

IN QUAINT LoUDoUN COUNTY.
accessible to train commutation-.,
lat highly productive acres, with
panoramic view of mountains. I'm
proved by 200-year-old Colonial
brick, house fully modernized: barn
and buildings in excellent repair.
Full particulars on request. Box
146 ACRES, 100 OPEN. stream,
woods. old Groom house. drilled
well, spring; near village. $5.SOO
with $500 down, balance $40 mo.
w. A. c. PETIT, Louisa, Va. a
63 ACRES GO clear, balance woods)
--6-room frame house. barn; bor-
ders hard-surface rd. and navigable
cove, near Ocean City, Md. Ideal
for retiring couple: So. 900, terms,
erty. OR. 3074 after 7:30 pm. 5'
acres. ish stream, 40
clear, in crops with an S-rm hse.,
lge. barn and g other bldgs; 8 mi
from Col. Beach. 81 mi. D. c.: small
cash and $40 or $50 mo. WHITE
NER REALTY. OW. 1888. 6699. Il
1855 ACRES, $I1,OOO-Near Warren
ton and Skyline Drive. on good
hard-surfaced road; rs acres cleared,
20 acres apple orchard; Groom
house, electricity. excellent water
supply; lO7-ft. drilled we'll; good
streams. barn. corn and chicken
houses, CAPUTI REALTY CO.. phone
Evening star., 1949-09-04
coM'L. PROPERTY FOR SALE

OXON HILL, MD. mr.. District line
and new apt development, 14,0oo
So. it.. rms, frame bldg. 20
1st COMMERCIAL-Exc loca-
ton, vicinity Sears g. Roeouck store
on wis. ave-; space for stores, now
occupied with dwelling; price, S25,-
600. Call W. B. WRIGHT, EN-. oooo'
coRSER SS BESNING Rp. and Ana.
costa ave, APPROX. $4,000 SO; IT,;
fronts $50 #. on Benning rd. heap-
lily Travelled Benning I'd. plus l,Ouu-
family River Terrace makes thiS
ground attractive for any use. Can
Mr.. Franklin. WEAVER BROS, INC
exclusive, washington Bldg, Dl
ssS FT. frontage on Balt.sWash;
blvd, in town Of Laurel. One Of
finest locations for business. Submit
ofier. Brokers protected. Reply
Box 1887, Star.
WHEATON,, MD, opposite shopping
center, choice commercial lots any
size desired. reasonably priced
Terms. Ideal location for any type
E. S. PRICE g. co.
1901 Georgia Ave.
10. 5-1231, 10. 5-0315.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

tion-Beach block. ovesloossns
Beautiful modern brick. ideal sea.
shore all-year home. Living room.
dining room, breakfast room: pow.
Sftchen with GE electric dishwasher,
freezer; freezer Bedrooms, 2 eolored We We
room and bath and combination bed.
room or recreation room. Entire
3rd moor finished in modern ..yssn:. Weld.
tex plyWood. Axninss; sc5sems. 5Gns.
Occupied % and may Be purchased
complete with all modern furniturs
snnreciated. A real opportunity for
some one who wants something un.
usual. WIN sacrif,ee to quick buyer.
Apply OWNER, 104 8; Eredezacxs.
Atlantic City 2-2735 or Phila., Ps.s
Allegheny 4-4450.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
$1,000


will beat a depression and bring YOU
independence - because - $40 will
give you Immediate possession Of .
X to ~ acre tract of land, beauti-
fully wooded, high elevation; approx
imately 25 minutes comfortable
drive to D, c. over new dual-lane
minutes from IT. Belvoir. Electricity
and telephone are available School.
church and stores within 5-minute
drive. Excellent for gardening and
chickens. $685. per tract; $40 down.
SO per month dmmsdlsts do1n napmsnt posses
No charge to purchaser for writfns
up papers. No building restrictions.
Build whatever you can afford. Park
your trailer or pitch tent until you
can AFFORD to build. Purchase direct
from owner who is not a real estate
agent Call Temple 51S8 and ask
for MR. HENRY.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
ACREAGE WANTED

WANTED-Tract of land with creek
for greenhouses; Southern Maryland
1880 ACRES, suitable for camping
with stream. within 20 miles Of
q. G.; Rockville-Colesville area
Will BUY oO6-acre cattle range al
$500. Box 3O3-A, Star.
BUILDER wants land unsuitable fol
usual construction in Bethesda OF
Chevy Chase area Low. high, II
regular or gully land. AT. 3103
FARM WANTED-Any size. must be
very close to Wash, must be very
cheap, must be on hard road. Write
giving all details and lowest price
Fast action. Box 1853. Star. :,
WILL BUY EOR CASH If price Is
right, small level acreage. partly
wooded. Hard road, electricity, ample
water supply. good neighborhood re-
quired Give price and directions
Government employe. P: o. Box
1915. Franklin Station, Washington
-
Evening star., 1949-09-04
STORES WANTED

PHOTOCOPY EQUIPMENT distributor
desires desk and some display space
in store for established business. Call
ST. 1897, Mon to Fri. $50 to 8 p m.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

WELL-LOCATED waterfront property
on South or west Rivers or vicinity
must have modern house IN GOOD
neishborhood with boat haroor.
I WANT 70 BUY an all-year home
on the waterfront; will pay cash;
give full particulars. Box 334-l'
WILL PAY UP to $4,000 cash for
small cottage, with frontage on Sev.
Wooded area preferred. Describe
fully. Box 1897, Star.
Evening star., 1949-09-04

INVEST. PRoP.-SALE Cont.
MODERN FTREPROOF APT. BLDG
Annual income approx. $25. 600
After expenses and mortgage reduc
tion, annual net cash return aoou
$4,000. Required down payment
$4,000. Call Mr.. Tarver, 81. $500
with E. M. FRY, INC. Realtors WI
4.FAM1LY FLAT, colorea. sepsTst'
hhs,-w.h;; eony. NE 1oc; ,InSe Pries' rTnN - &;
RE. 1881 or WI. S557.
APT. HOUSE, units, furn.; montnly
operation; income S32h, expense
S45: priced to move, $25, 500; mini
mum down payment, bal. from Re,
ceipts. with nice profit. NORTON
L. DODS, HO. 3469.
4-APT. BLDG. G.-$21 500
Assume 4% GI 1st trust. $1,000;
modern 5-yr-old brick. newly decor;
Suitland, Md; 2 apis. have bed
rms. ea.: ca. apt. has liv. rm.. di-
nette, electric kit, tiled bath, bsmt
OWNERS, sH. Os93. DE. 6343. 5
TWO, 2-FAMILY FLATS
1st st. s.e... near Navy ,Yard-Witt
individual heating unit in eaeh apt
Apis. consists OF 3 rms; ana pain
tenants provide utils: Including hsat
Annual income Sl.s4S; price. SS;
CONNER g. RYON, INC. 927 1stf
st. NV. RE. 3216; eyes,. DE. 322s
Evening star., 1949-09-04
LOTS FOR SALE
"BELLEVUE FOREST"
IDEAL RAMBLER SITES

Wooded homesites located in nearb!
Arlington, near the extension of tn,
George Washington Memorial pkw.
now being completed along . tht
rivers edge; wide lots with towering
hardwood trees; 450-ft. elevation
some with stream, some with view
of the golf course Of the Washing.
ton Golf and Country Club; the
proven community of Individuals
designed quality housing; no two
homes alike; highly restricted: all
improvements in; on transportation
to downtown Washington; priced
from CSC per square IT.. Call at
field office or see our representative,
Mr; william Jefferay, at 316o. N
Quincy st. Directions to reach: Over
Key Bridge and bear right on Lee
hwy, continue on Lee hwy. two and
three-tenths miles to Military rd.,
right on Military I'd. one and four
tenths miles to N. Quincy St. right
on N. Quincy st. to $3.50 N Quincy;
or cross Chain Bridge, bear left on
Glebe I'd. to Military rd. and left
on Military I'd. to NJ. Quincy st,
left on N. Quincy. to 3180;. or in
quire at field ONCE opposite golf
course on Military rd.
George Mason Green Co.
CHI. 383s; eve. and Sun, GIL. 21s6
Evening star., 1949-09-04
A 15-ACRE
BUILDING SITE

Here in Anne Arundel County; 25
Haven, Have near the Annapolis Free
Way, lay 10. beautiful acres. a
superb house location. Here, too,
is the pleasure of restoration, the
Joy Of breathing life into . dead
thing, Of adding modern comfort to
an old-fashioned way Of life. You
can retain those features II YOU
choose this site. You can add those
which spell increased Comfort and
livable. home. Many years ago this
ground and the home housed a
family. Not much remains of 1t to-
day. No, you're not queer. To fall
in 'oye with this old-style house
may have associations for you that
a new home never could. Maybe
you're the kind Of q person who
would look stretched out in mod
ern home or cramped in q compact
Colonial. Maybe the part standing
is just right for the kind Of person
you are, proud Of the past as you
remember it,. loving the leisurely,
comfortable, hospitable life that q
house Ike fathers epitomizes for
you. I'll come BY some summer
afternoon to see you sitting on q
wide side porch and I'll wager 10
to / that when ! wave. to you,
you'll wave back; $4,000 buys this
and all the atmosphere that goes
with It.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
INvEsrMEh1 PROP. FOR SALE

25-UNiT APT. BLDG. Downtown
loc.; $4,000 annua! incoms PgiSe' e9oe
BROWN REALTY CORP, Realtors
SPECI8I BARGAIN-First CONNER
ctaI, corner. Attention builders;
Five-apartment building on rear OF
to build three stores. O This Thhs Is MR 2
ODUM, RE. 5216. %
INVESTMENT property. near Conn
ave- suit suitable foT o6o aptS wI Or ss14 sesioence
l-FAMILY FLAT, Suitland Manor,
Nd, opposite Govt. buildings;
units have 2 bedrooms; rents $234
per mo-; asking .S19,500. FRANK
". DOYLE, RealtSr, D1. 1865.
Evening star., 1949-09-04
ask UpeIdtoI IOI ASIItOI ~.
MONTGOMERY County

3o4 acres, Dawsonville. Seneca area
mansion. phone, electricity anc
water, stone slaves quarters. base
ment barn. tenant house, new hos
house. much new fence, 2-cal
garage, water in field, pvt. drive
~ mi road frontage, school bus by
door; 25 easy mi. D. c.; price, S100
per acre; terms; possession with
II acres, improved with a 9-room, g.
bath, oil-heated Cape Cod bung allow,
in new condition; 1.00O-ft. frontage
on 16-ft, cement road; nice spring
pvt, landscaped drive. elegant neigh-
school bus by door; price, :$17,950;
very liberal terms; possession with
$50 acres, manor loan; Comus, Sugar
Loaf Mt area; improved with a
structurally perfect 10-rm. Civil War
brick mansion, large basement barn,
corn house and wagon shed, hog
houses, large pond, orchard, three
streams, 46 acres virgin timber,
mi. road frontage; 80 mi. D. c.;
Carroll County. 1877 acres, improved
with q full basement, 7.rm. house
having electricity, running water
furnace, 45x7O basement barn
double. cornhouse, large hsnhouse,
water in field cattle fenced; ed.d 10 scSne sSreI
5us smOsy sy door; dUE seS IS m mi P B. G. or saiti-
more; price, SEQ per acre: V cash;
immediate possession. Charles Il
Jamison. agent, Poolesyille 20l6,
SAMUEL E. BoGLEY, INC. 1904
Wis ave