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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-03
Business Women Plan
Valentine Party Next Week

Members of the Business and Pro-
fessional Women's club will entertain
their husbands and other guests at a
dinner at the William-James hotel
next Thursday evening, February 10.
The valentine tradition will be carried
out.
The committee on public relations
will be in charge of the program
which include Miss Susy Smith, Miss
Edith Bolden, Mrs /. j. Boslcy, Mrs.
Howard Wensel, Mrs. Creigh Teets.
Features will include songs by Mrs.
Russell II. Brown and Wayne Hamil-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-03

Among the students who were here
between semesters were Ralph Pritts,
Jr, University of Virginia, Charlottes-
vile; Barbara Stephenson, Universi-
ty of Maryland; Karl V. Kahl, Temple
university, Philadelphia, Pa; and
Rita Bittle, Richard and Herbert
Leighton, Western Maryland college,
Westminster.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-03
Lutheran World Action Appeal
Exceeds Quota

Lutheran World Action appeal for
four million dollars, which closed last
week, exceeded its goal by around
SOS, 1000 In the West Virginia synod
the Oakland Bittinger and Aurora
churches in this area gave in excess
to their quotas.
The total given since 1889 through
the National Lutheran Council to
meet emergency needs now cN,aa Is
S25 million.
A goal of four million dollars for
the year 1919 has been set by the
National Lutheran council for the ,,
100000 confirmed members Of the
participating church bodies.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-03
Accident Tops KitzmiIIer

Accident High cagers won over
Kitzmiller on January 26 at Accident,
20 the tune of 27-26. Paul Hone paced
the winners with II points while Sui
livan had eight for KitZmiller.
Kitzmiller led 11-5 and 17-11 in the
first two periods but Accident rallied
to take a 2O-19 lead at the close of
the third period.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-03

Farm prices flattened out in jan
uary after dropping thirteen percent
from record levels in latter part of
1913. Prices were 268 percent. of the
1909-14 base period.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-03

Between April and October the
Federal, state and local government
jobholdeys jumped 159,7OO. There are
over 2,1O8,110 civilian employees in
the Federal government.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-03

ton; a skit by Mrs. T. Beeson Snyder,
and singing games by Miss Peggy
Thompson and Miss Marcella Kerins.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-03

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Brakes with New Braking Ratios Extra-Strong
Fisher Unisteel Body Construction Improved
Knee-Action Ride with new Airplane-T Type Shock
Absorbers The Car that "Breathes' for New
All-Weather Comfort (Heater and defroster units
optional at extra cost
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-03
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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1949-02-03

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The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
s(,hR Mfk RECEIVES
 ELE(Il0N l0NCRhIs

John Beck has received congrat- llatiCns from Lulu Fairbanks, Of the Alaska Weekly, on his election IS Grand President of the Pioneers sf Alaska at the recent Grand Ieloo held in Jusnau. He will serve for the next two years.
 Miss Fairbanks also asked that Dora Sweeney, Grand Secretary, in writing to the various Igloos, ex- .end invitations to Pioneers to attend the Sourdough Convention to be held in Los Angeles on Augus5 l3, l9, % and 2l, at which won aerful time for sourdoughs is being planned.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
25TH WEDDING ANNIVERSARY

Following a Chapter meeting oi ehe Order Of Eastern Star, Nugget Chapter No. 2, last evening. MT. and Mrs. Leigh s. Grant were hon. cred with surprise observance of their 25th wedding anniversary, which was March H. The Misses Louise Grant, Geneva Parsons and Gloria Swanson sang the Anniver- sary Song, accompanied by Mrs. James Parsons at the piano. after which the Grants led the process sion to the banquet hall. which was decorated appropriately and artistically with silver anniver- sary motif. The active Star couple was seated behind a miniature bride and groom standing inside a huge silver ring and presented with a beautiful cake by Mrs Charles Tuckett, who headed the evenings social committee. Assist ing Mrs. Tuckett on the committee were Mrs. James Wellington and Mrs. Albert Fleek Worthy Ma iron Alice Poor presented the couple with a gift ot 25 silver dollars from
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
BANQUET H0NoRS
 VISITING. COUPLE
 ON ALASKA TOUR

The personable Frank Birchs oi Milwaukee, Wis, were konored guests at banquet for all Juneau Liens and their ladies last night at 5ke Gold Room of the Barancf Ho- tsl.
 More than 1C0 attended the ban quet held on the occasion of a visii from Past President of Lions In ternational, Frank Birch, who, ac- companied by his wife. is on a tour os Lions Clubs in Alaska.
 A. w. Blackerby was master oi ceremonies for the affair whioa .icught a near full attendance oi Juncau Lions Clu- members.
 Don Foster took the tail twistcr sour Of duty for tae night, extract n9 money from club members ana quests so efficiently and painlessly lat honored guest Birch felt urged 10 compliment Foster cn being the cest Lions tall twister in Alaska
 The International Lions repre- tentative was called on to address the group, speaking at length on Lionism and it's place in the com- munity. Not to be outdone by her husband, Mrs. Birch showed nov es taken in Alaska on the couples former trip here in 1945.
 Gifts in the form of native craft work were presented to the visiting couple by Foster on behalf of the club.
 Called on to speak briefly to the roup were Past District governors Frank Hermann and Dr. R. M. Mae Xenzie, Past President Milton Fur ness and present club president, George Danner.
 Sharing the head table with off CTS and the visiting guests were Mayor and Mrs. Waino Hendrick- son.
 Other guests at the meeting in- luded Ray Roady of Aetchikan, Senator Frank Peratrovich of Kla week, Gerald Williams of Anchor lee, Ll5yd Swanson and Miss Vir- mia Stedman of Petersburg, Xii genis President James Mcclellan md Ms. Mcclellan, MT. and Mrs. Keith Wildes and Rep. Percy E. ip2l0ok.
 Mr. and Mrs Birch were to leave today to continue their tour of Lio1s clubs, going to Sitka to visit the newly organized Mt. Edgecumse Lions Club. From there they will go b T-etchikan before returning to heir home in Milwaukee.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
TICKETS FOR BAND CONCERT AVAILABLE
 AI SEVERAL PLACES

Tickets for the Juneau City Band and the Mems Chorus concert to he given at the 20th Century The atre next Tuesday night, March 22, are available from all Rotary Club members and also at the Baranof Hotel desk, Juneau Florists. all drug stores, Bowling and J. B Burfords.
 Program chairman Dr. c. E. AL brecht says great interest is mani- fested in the concert and the at tendance is expected to be the largest of any concert previously given.
 The eand practiced las, night in the Grade School Auditorium and another practice has teen announced by Director Joseph Shofner fo1 Thursday night tomorrow start ing at 7:30 o'clock
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
BETA SIGMA PHI
 ELECTS OFFICERS
 FOR COMING YEAR

Election of officers for the com
 ing year comprise the main order of usiness at the regular meeting oi Beta sigma Phi held last night at the Baranof Hotel. The meeting was conducted by Vice-President Jeanne Renshaw. New officers for the year will be Ruth Bader, President; Free da Bechtold, Vice. President; Ruth Dunlap, Recording Secretary; Jean Marsh. Corresponding Secretary; and Terese Fenster, Treasurer.
 The social committee announced tentative plans for the sorority spring formal to be held some time in May. Friday, March IS, the chap ter will Ibid a "quiz party as the first event Of the spring rushing calendar. The party will be held in the Gold Room of the Baranof and will carry out a St. Patricks Day theme,
 Mrs Pauline Washington was the guest speaker for the cultural pro- gram of the meeting. Subject for discussion was debate and after explaining the main points O. de cate form, Mrs. Washington lormea and diIected teams for two exte-n- poaaneous 6ebates among the mem hIrs. The resolutions for debate were matters of current interest handled in lighter vein than us- ual
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
DOUGLAS
 NEWS
LADY LEGISLATORS GUESTS

Lady members of the Territorial Legislature and wives of Legislators were guests Of the Douglas Island Womans Club at their regular March meeting which was held in the Douglas School library.
 Child Welfare was the main busi- ness of the evening and lively dis cussion took place among members and their distlns u.sned guests. The Club announced that packages have been sent to the Mt. Edgecumbe Orthcpedic Hospital, as gifts for the children patients having birth days in the month of March.
 Mrs. M. Jensen, Mrs. J. Hoskins and Mrs. Kenneth Glenn were ap- pointed to the ways and means committee for the remainder of the year.
 Following the business meeting refreshments were served hy the hcstesses, Mrs. Kenneth Clem and Mrs. Thomas Marshall.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
SHIPS OF ALASKA
 LINE WILL HAVE
 RADIO TELEPHONES

Tse Alaska Steamship Company is new testing the latest radio tele-
 tone apparatus in prS paration for installations on all company ves- els, Admiral F. A. zeusler, line Executive Assistant to the President mounced today
 A thorough study of sllip-shore mmunications was made. Fret
 owed many vessel delays could be aiiminated if commun cations were
 ot limited to the regular wire css equipment. Last summer g 7dio telept ons set was installed O. he nlotorship Square Knot for sn initial test. Ire experiment yas oighly successful.
 Further examination pointed to he desirability of installing this Quipment on all vessels. The steam ITS Alaska and Denali and the mo orship Terminal Knot now have est sets, and in the near future, IS soon as studies are completed ne entire fleet will be outfltted
 A radio telephone equipped fleet will not only eliminate many com pany operating problems, it will also 5nable The Alaska Line to provide. better service to the Territory.
 To strengthen these advantage nd develop the greatest possible Efficiency in company communica- ions, present plans call for placing ado telephones in strategic ccni- pany agencies throughout Alaska. II ,s expected that the first of these nstallations will be completei by nc middle of June.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16

LausOn 4-Cycie sir-ccoied Out Boards. New models. Madsen's. 4l tg
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
SOPHOMORES SPONSOR
 ST. PATS DAY DANCE

St. Patrick's Day will he noon dance day at Juneau High School. The sophomore class will be spon- scrs of a noon-hour dance in the gym tomorrow
 Main objective of the class is to take in money on the sale of hct dogs and pop.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16

CASE for scrap read and old storage batteries at Madsen's. p Ii
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
ARCHIE SHELLS TO TALK

Archie Shiels. prominent Alaska business man and Grand Historian of the Masonic Grand Lodge, will give a talk on Freemasonry at a Called Communication of Gastineau Ledge No. PA this evening. in Douglas.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
MRS. JEAN RICE ON
 BRIEF VISIT HERE

Mrs. Jean Rice and son Kenneth, arrived from Petersburg on the AL aska for brief visit here with Nj. and Mrs. Louis c. Macdonald ant Carol Jean Macdonald. Mrs. Rice i a. sister of MT Mcdonald.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
IL e+TKA

Mrs. Douglas Wahto and young son Dennis, were plane passengers on Monday to Sitka, where they were to visit with Mir and Mrs. Earl Miller and family and other friends there.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16

the members, as an expression of their regard.
 At the Nugget Chapter meeting, two new members, MT. and Mrs, Shelly Reed. were initiated.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16

The Sentinel skippered by Vim cent Anderson, dCcked this morning at the Juneau Cold Storage dock with load of Sitka herring.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
LISBY RETURNS

Horace Lisby returned to the Channel on the Alaska after spend ing several months in the states Of Washington and Oregon.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
ELK WlsE ELECT
 OFFICERS TONIGHT

The Juneau Lodge of Elks, No. APO, will have election ol officers at the meeting tonight starting at o'clock A full attendance oi members is desired as the officers to be elected are for the corning ledge year. There are two contests for positions and electioneering ls said to foe at a higil tempo.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-03-16
CHOIR TO MEET
 THURSDAY, 8:3G

The Good Friday Choral group will meet for,practice tomorrow eve ming at 8:30 o'clock at the Meth odist Church.
Evening star., 1949-03-25
REAL ESTATE LOANS

end AND 3rd TRUST NOTES pur-
chased; prompt quotations. JOHN
zIRWEs. INC RE. 6345; eyes
TRUSTS. ist. End and srd; Md, Va,
D c.: wk S service. ADAMS REALTY
m6RrGxcE GH e2S T. I EozSs. aEs N.Y. r. lSiS
loan; no charge for appraisals.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
IBARTow OBJ D REALTY Il 1t s19s CO. Realtors.
NATIONAL MoRTGAGE & invest.
MENT COBB: 1912 N Y ave, NV
Is. AND end TRUST LOANS: Prompt
1ose ana es Go1oNAr SEIe NREgMSSf RgFS HS
Loans 20 on Y'R REAL al EsrATE, ~ o1So fss and
se ad HENRY y sA1s Esd thPs esab aa'f s5
N IA IN l26o; l1o4 ve1m9ns PIT ave avs,n;ws nv
telephone calls. FULTON R. COR
DON. l427 Eye st. NV, DI. $3.50.
Brokers. attention.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates: 3 or 5 year terms and
mSnthy mon payments; men P, J. ". WALsHE' she
WILL BUY deferred purchase money
QUICK, 81. 7731; ewes. RA. Bats.
CASH FOR end TRUST def. pur.
money notes; D. c. properties
white or coiored). AID. O531; ewes,
Evening star., 1949-03-25
Ali advertisements offering
automobiles for sale must in
clude actual selling price of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN nsw l249 2-dr inn smmedlats T1raM M
dfl1Te5y HuTo l. RADio q So co.. MAsHA1rAs Pa1ts and
AMEkIcAS N ItR n cR6sLEY ci ) nEY' 1e4s See the
sensational new models, larger
roomisr new seas sesisn and new m
PRY, 1888 18th NV. 1747 Conn.
dealer for Europe's finest cars. Up
town and downtown service,
BUek he2 nmacass aao 4a0or s7os SvneF FLoUD s5eas
PONTIAC. 422l Connecticut; Wo.
BUICK 1916 super 4-dr. sedan; r.
and h.. seat covers. very clean, low
1'5s5 nls5se or fSss bsst oter fend wo. 01nsa 1sa
BUICK 1941 Special sedanette; $3.50
SERVICE CENTER, HI; 4o19. rs
BnnfK and s. 1919 s555 sUDe5 aLAssER ASH ssa1n UsEb
CARS, INC. No. Fla ave. ne.
BTfcK 1899 club coupe: heater;
S495, CHASER USED CARS.
I25 Fla; ave; ne. D1. 1870; ~
er: S795. GLAssER's USED CARS.
INC. l Fla. ave. ne, AID. 3012.
BUICK l947 Super sedanette; low
mileage; excel. throughout: S1,795;
TOR CO.. 1000 Ga. ave, ia. $500.
BUICK 1941 4-door; r. and h., ex-
Gel. cond Ss95, cash, trade or
terms; 30-day guar. MooRE-DAY
MOTORS. 2461 Wis. ave. NV, OR.
BUICK 1949 Roadmaster; Dynafiow;
gala green, custom seat upholstery,
radio radio speaker peak in rear whitehall
JACK ssRnf FE1PrER III isiSA NA 5454 aayf -5 s5fS
BUICK 1947 Super 4-door sedan; like
new; dark gray; r. and h.; 1s;5OO
miles: S1.795; VI; 325l. -27
in excellent condition' r. an and h;
BUICK 1917; new-car condition:
sure winner at this bargain, 81 .S4s.
BUICK ia41 Special; rebuilt engine,
new clutch. battery. good tires; good
looking: leaving country, 1918. OW.
1923 after 10. 25'
BUICK 1941 Spec. coupe: orig. black
5 sH95 arms and h. MEsvs Hne 1EneT MoToR fSGse9 co.
3443 Benning rd. ne. FIR. 1900.
BUICK 1s47 conv. coupe. Road
gss1sr ~ Snd sHPez HoRNER l95; 15c suar
snd snANhGH Florida a. ave- HoFNeN me- AZ s4s4 San
BUICK Gen i94l usss, sedanette; excel. cond.;
leSs ] oTner; sr.s can an tinsnss; s5ss s745 go.
radio, heater and spotlight; this
auto is in fine condition and clean
inside and out; 5000 or best offer.
Call AL; 1881. -25
BUICK 194s stationwagon; super;
r. and h.: low mileage: orig owner;
$500. CO, 1878. 35Os i1th st.
BUICK 1882 5-passenger 4-dr. sedan;
clean; $50. 81. 2457. .-25
BUICK 1241 pretty good cond., $500;
9 lots, 25xl00, #. ga. viii sac. al
BUICK l947 Super conv;; compl. s. Sc set
of accessories. new Wv tires, ex-
ceptionally good cond.. low mileage;
orieinal owner, Army officer being
sent overseas, must sell; $1,000 or
best offer. CO. AHA after 5 Pm.
BUICK 194s Super 4-door; Dynafiow,
covers. q $50 o.n5 miles; s2'a4o or best
hSfsk Ss5 S'Is5 f + fas ssss SEDAN $3.50 s
BUICK 194S Super 4,-dr.; dark green;
seat covers: GIN. employe, owner;
50. 200 or best cash offer. Write
Box 72-B, Star. -27
BUICK 1947 Super sedan that has
those beautiful sleek flowing lines;
$3.50; exceptionally outstanding
car; spotless inside and out; all the
extras. including r. and h.; very
low mileage from it's one orig. owner;
3O-day owner-rated guarantee; up
iii 18th st. NV. 81. $500.
Evening star., 1949-03-25
EARNS FOR SALE

81 FERTILE ACRES, $500; .35 acres
crop land. balance grazing and
woods; large dwelling: cleo, gas and
phone: nice shaded lawn and PIC,
turesaue view; barn has 8 ties and
3 2, G. s,oc cAPUTI REALTORS P5s Dhsne
CATTLE AND GENERAL FARM, i25
fertile acres; conv. committing %
miles to D. c.; has 5-room and
4-room houses. barn. sllo, mach.
she'd. sranarv and poultry bldgs'
Putt REALTORS, phone FA. 1915.
ONE OF TIRE BFsT cattle farms in
Loudoun Co., hr. from D. c.; over
5a So9 eec aa tenant He honaes om n0fse se
recently offered. Well financed
VIM. GRAIN. Gil. s753 -
COMMITTING FARM, 4s a., 7-rm.
house, bath. cleo; tenant house, ta.
: nice country homes; s16, 800.
WIN. GRAIN. GIL. 1888. ~
JUST OUT. Strout's New Farm Cata;,
log! Free! Spring-Summer time and
sia1ss oney coSst Ss9 coast sarsa45 sTRoU
REALTY, 7I1-A. Woodward bldg,
100 ACRES, nr. Edge Hill Circle,
King. George County. Va.-One-
fourth four exne me stream hxs fF9nIase rm vhte Fae
frame house, modern bath, 2-car
gar, barn, on Greyhound bus line
1st time offered, should sell quickly
at $4,000; reas. terms. JAMES E.
MAHoNEY' N \ NEsI Woodxard w Hsae BLDG, RE.
$500 o-FOUR-R ROOM HOUSE; "a
acres. partly cleared; 3 mi. Purcell;
vile oVVaa7; Va; golf course. Appt.: call
500 DOWN, S9IAl $40 MO. buys for $1,000
my 4 acres; nice bunga!ow, 3-ImS'
or write L. L. SELF, Louisa, Va
sToCK FARM-Germantown district,
$50 acres, fertile land, well watered.
al lmPrUyemsntT; slspoo lo0G CRANE NE
Laughlin. SH. 2114. -26
FOR SALE-9O-acre farm, electricity;
5000: 5000: + I; F NJ HOPKINS. Nanjsmoy' en-.
MARYfaS6 MGnsIlfi g. FhRM Ma of So acres s' and
dist. D. c. WoRTHINGToN REAL
TY, s427 Ga. ave. 81. 3700. SH.
SO. MD. WATERFRONT ESTATE OF
with 1877 rich acres: 90 acres OF
heavy timber; is now available for
only $4,000. Large tenant house
with white tenant, 10 fine out
buildings planned landscapine, hunt
ing and fishing; boat anchorage.
Reas. down payment, terms. HER
BERT & SONS, Realtors, 515 E.
Capitol ST., IL 0129; ewes. Ii. 27s1.
300 ACRES, so tillable cigarette
tobacco soil, bal in timber. con
tanning about 5000 cords Of pulp
wood and about . million feet OF
saw timber; good 7-rm frame house,
. small tenant houses, 2 tobacco
barns: on year-round road: l mi
of Patuxent River Naval Base road
and busline, St. Marys Co., Md.
price, $4,000. Note that timber
and pulp above mentioned, would
net today twice the asking price
above mentioned, If one could gel
it cut, on the other hand, if one
cannot get it cut, the trees will
continue to grow and grow and
groW OWNER. ST.. 5l33. -25
Evening star., 1949-03-25
STATION WAGONS

PONTIAC 1947 streamliner "6" sta
tion wagon; driven only 5000 care
ful miles; guar. mechanically; new
car appearance; 81 ,195; terms:
Wis. ave, OIL. 6100. -25
FORD 194l station wagon; undoubt-
edly the best buy in town for S615.
VICTOR MOTORS, INC, 1901 Ga.
ave, SH. 1881. -27
WLLYS STATION WAGON 1947;
low mileage; exceptionally clean; ex-
cellent cond.: very economical to
operate; 81 ,175 351S 35th st. NV.
WO 1905. 81
MERCURY 1941: sacrifice S795. COM
pietely pat overhauIed' can arrsnse
CHEVROLET 1912 "Carry-All"; ex-
cellent cond.. 3 days only. 500. Ho.
O236. -27
FORD 1941 Spl. de luxe station wa
gon; new engine, body in excel cond.,
new paint job must be sold by
March 2s: $500 or best offer. Fair
DODGE 194o station wagon; body re-
painted and wood refinished in last
Il months. r. h.. excel. cond.; 81 900.
Olympic 9225. -26
Evening star., 1949-03-25
TRUST NOTES

WILL TRADE a $4,000 second trust
on small apt house. Just west of
14th ST. NV, for house or farm or
acreage. WA. 1889.
end TRUST NOTES on owner-occu-
pied colored properties; reas. dis
counts. AID. 0531; ewes, TR. 1927.
WILL BUY AND SELL end trust notes
on Md. and D. c. property; immed.
cash; reas discount Mr. Bowers,
SUBURBAN INVESTMENT CO. 81.
1879; ewes RE o646 Ext TOq-3 |
Evening star., 1949-03-25
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

NORTH BEACH = 6-rms. modern
sold now. W Win take lots lots or leo9 other n
zeal estate in trade. J. RANDALL
Rainier, UN. s4oo TIL 3 pm, w
5 ROOMS. bath and bsmt., year
hot-air furnace; Beverly Beach vi
entity, near Rhodes River; dock
privil. may be had nearby; 90 MI
from Wash; $3.50; terms. BARSE
STONEBRAKER, 1885 K st. NV,
SA; 44sS; So; Sun. and ewes West
SEVERN RIVER. near Annapolis
Year-round residence directly on
water: private pier; beautiful view;
SAT- SAFE har0or' ss's5o' Box 4sl7c' ss:
YEAR-RouND HOME. near Annap-
oils. in pleasant community; block
from water. s6'soo. Box 4S2,c' s::c'
SCIENTISTS CLIFF. Port Republic,
Md your children will enjoy grow
ing III an s0-cottage colony of col
lege- -sraduate families Clean bay
beach, Ahe fishing, large community
house. central artisan water. cliffs,
Cottages and lot for sale to profes-
sional graduates. Literature. Drive
down any time. 46 miles beyond
Prince Frederick, Md. Wash. phone.
AT 0651 some evenings.
priced S3,500 to S37. 800. within
25 miles D. C. M. C. GIBSON
DU. 4211. -2T
BAY-Bargain. Fine
bungalow; liv. rm., > bedrms.: kit.
and bath, all mod. and compl. furn.:
on fine lot; $3.50: Phone GO. 42a2.
ON THE MARYLAND SHORE of the
Potomac at its 4 mile width, with
frontage Of about l "a miles, area OF
about $50 acres partially culti-
waited. mostly in. timber. A shall
low fresh water lake is an .attrac-
tive feature. The mansion of Moor
ish design. semifireproof., contains
l6 rooms, 4 baths and >, lavatories,
is heated by steam and OIL The
assembly room is about 31x42 it.;
has platform for musicians and
handsome fireplace. Other interest
ing items available at your pleas
ure. The price is under S150.000
Access by Federal and State hwys.,
time about IL hours. LOUIS P.
SHOEMAKER, 1719 K st. NV. MA.
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