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Evening star., 1950-03-26
Fire Damages Office
OF H Street Law Firm

Fire badly damaged furnishings,
books, windows and walls in two
rooms of the seven-room law Of
hces of Cleary, Gootlieb, Friendly
g. Cox in the Southern Building,
Fifteenth and H streets NV, yes
terday.
Fire department officials said
the damage might run as high as
$4,000. Hugh B. Cox, firm
member who discovered the blaze
when he returned from lunch at
2p.m., said. however, that the loss
to books and furnishings was
nowhere near $4,000. Firm rec
ords and files were saved and the
destroyed books we're mostly Of
sentimental value" he explained.
Origin of the fire has not been
determined. Firemen said it ap-
parently began during short
period while the Office suite was
unoccupied.
Preliminary investigation indi-
Gated the flames spread rapidly
through cloth drapes and Venetian
blinds. Several chairs and rugs
and the books were ruined and
the windows and walls were dam
aged. There was no damage to
the Southern Drug Co. premises
on the street floor, fire officials
said. The Office is on the second
floor.
Street-car traffic on H street
was tied up while firemen put out
the blaze.
It is estimated that today the
average person must put in 81
working days to pay his taxes.
Evening star., 1950-03-26

three years. III asked congress 10
remedy this.
"Unjustified" Authority Opposed.
Opposed creation or extension
of valley or regional authorities
which are unjustified. unneces-
sary and in opposition to our
democratic principles
The convention reaffirmed its
opposition to Government-pro-
duced hydro-electric power in
unnecessary competition with
the private power industry.
1t commended the Reclamation
Bureau and urged adequate funds
for it's irrigation program in II
Western States. 1t urged adequate
funds for soil erosion control un-
der the Agriculture Department
and for major drainage and chan
mel improvements by the Army
Engineers.
The convention opposed rail-
road rates that unduly compete
with waterborne commerce. 1t re-
affirmed it's support of "a strong
and well-balanced American Mer-
chant Marine" and advocated that
funds be provided to rehabilitate
Evening star., 1950-03-26
Inch by 80-Foot Lot
Is Sold for $1,000
By the Associated Press

MIAMI BEACH, Fla, Mar. 25.-
A strip of land one inch wide and
80 feet long sold for $4,000 today
in fashionable, suburban Surfside.
A building is planned, and the
owner wants it to abut an ad-
joining structure without a one
inch gap between buildings.
The inch of land is a part of
a tract bought from the Govern
ment by Henry B. Lum of Penn
sylvania in 1882 for IS cents an
acre. At that time Surfside was
a mosquito and alligator infested
mangrove swamp.
Evening star., 1950-03-26
Horbors Convention OPPOSES Transfer of Army EnQneers Job

vice presidents; j. G. Burke of
Arkansas, secretary treasurer, and
Mr.. Webb.
Evening star., 1950-03-26

Z TO 3 foot pink
lowering doowood
trees. Plont now.
Sturdy trees to give
your garden colo r in
the early spring. Love-
ly blossoms. pink flow
erine voriety.
Evening star., 1950-03-26

l4-inch, 4-blode Lown Mower,
self-odjustine boil beorine os-
sembIy. Solid rubber tires, 10"
overall diometer, open wheel con-
struction. Cutting reel width l4".
spiders. Finish gold body with green t
rolled edge.
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l and 2 Bedrooms
Duplex, 2 Bedrooms
RENTALS FROM S7I.7s

From Peace Cross a,
Blsdensbure, take Route q. 3. 50 "a
3rd trafic light, then right or
Route COZ, 80 la miles to Kent
Village.
EUGENE B. ROBERTS
Kent Village, Landover, Nd.
AP. 016S.
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APARTMENTS UNFURNIsHED

GE0RGET0wN-unfurn. or partly
furn:; very cool 8 rms. kttchenette
and bath. open porch; excel. transp.;
suitable 3 gentlemen or empl.
ladies; s13s:50. AID. s9o5. .-25
TAkOMA PARK-1 bedrm., liv. rm.,
kit. tile bath; S75 mo-; available
Immediately. Sligo 1850, days;
ewes and week ends. SH. 6101. -27
5 RMS. AND BATH; no children. call
after II noon. WO. 6973. ---2b
BRADLEY BLVD. ARTS.--Ayailable
2-bedrm apts.. SS5. SSe.5O and
S94.5 incl. electric light and gas;
veterans preference. 6701 Hillan ndale
81 ss4o'c cesfyS ofyiSe. Gnsss; als md u rh0n. o.
ARL.-Attract. 3-rm. apt, liv. rm..
bedrm.. bath, .dinette and kit; eonv.
to stores and buses; parking in rear;
adults. CHI. 1854. -25
AVAILABLE round July J: large. 3
rooms, foyer, kit. bath; southern
exposure; 10 minutes downtown: re-
stricted bldg; references required;
no children or animals: long lease
to responsible tenants; $3.50 mo-. or
furn. $500 mo. ME. 81. rs
Evening star., 1950-06-25
APARTMENrs uNFuRkisHEn
PARK VIEW APIS.

$3.50 SSH ave. Hyattsville. Nd
fun dining rm.: on busline: across
street from shopping center: $50 per
month, ineluding utilities. US. $500,
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GEORGETOWN

We have several attractive, furn.
ssDts; pts. AND d., houses; Tslephone phone Mr..
GILLIAT & co.
Evening star., 1950-06-25
APARTMENTS uNFuRNisnEn
UNIVERSITY HILLS
NEW APARTMENTS
AN INVITATION
TO MODERN LIVING

Immediate and Future
Occupancies
ILL THE COMFORTS OF A MOD
ERN De LUXE APT, PLUS THE
SERIOUSNESS OF A
HOME
| perfect plan for modern livinE
featurning lix5-ft. HOLLYWOOD
PICTURE WINDOW. parouet fioors.
enormous closets with sliding doors,
Venetian bllndS, double porcelain
drain boards. broom closet and
exhaust fans
EFFICIENCY APTS.-Pri-
vate entrances. liv. rm.
.sxl1.6. tiled bath, shower,
dressing rn.. fully equipped
kitchen, incl. util.; S6T $685. 80.
l-BEDRM APT.-Liv-din.
rm. l7xae 8. bedrm. 16.3xl0,
delightful kitchen, fully equip.
all utils. incl; S7s.75-Ss1.50
3-BEDRM. APT.-Liv. din.
rm. 17x22 8, master bedrm.
15.6x10.3. additional bedroom,
kitchen fully equipped; all
utils. incl; SSo. .5o-$e2.
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---'-,.---'-,---------.--'-
UPLAND
QUEENSTOWN APIS.

o6bnCOna6 $1,000 --See.oU
UTILITIES INCLUDED
This modern sarden-type development
has large cool apis. for immediate
occupancy. Fenced-in play areas.
laundry and storage rooms; new
shopping centef on project. Con-
venient to transportation.
RENTAL OFFICE OPEN TILL. PM.
1901 chillum I'd. Phone AP. 1888.
To reach: Take Capital Transit bus
Chiilum K-4 from 18th and 3 SITS
NV. TO Mich. ave, terminal. then
ks or E-4 direct to project, or
drive out Mich. ave. extended to
Chillum. I'd.
H. g. SMITHY co.
s11 18th st. NV. ST. 1900.
Evening star., 1950-06-25

ON CAPITOL HILL
Efnciency apartment beautifully fur
nished; large living room bedroom
combination. kitchen-dining room
eombinat ton. lovely tile bath; $50
including utilities: also 1 bedroom
apartment: S126. III End st. ne.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
1923 K st. NV. ma. 9141. -27
BRYANT PROPERTIES
Attract. downtown NV. loc.; several
Ice, cool artistic apts., and 4
spac. rms, recently redec. and furn. !;
GOOD vent, open fireplaees and ac-
cess to garden: can be used for prof.
ofnees; S1O5 up; adults only; refs.
DI. 1858.
3 RMS. LIv. RIM, KIT, bedrm. and
bath: fully furn.; maid serv. and
linens; 24-hr. elev. and telephone
switchboard serv
SPECIAL SUMMER RATES
Ideal downtown loc. at La Sale Apt
Hotel. 1923 Conn. ave, ME. 2I6I
or RE. 1910. -27
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ApARTMrHTs ukFvRNIsHEp

8 ROOMS. KITCHEN and bath; near
14th and SprinE I'd. to s2l7
EFFICIENCY APT. basement. $40.
Pvt. entrance and bath. Bendix.
Must sell furniture. RA. es6s.
APARTMENT, unfurnished. 95ol
Rhode Island ave-. Bervyn, Nd; 3
rms. pvt. bath; no children or pets:
settled couple; ref. required. See
Saturday. 2-6 Pm; Sun, 9.1, TO.
SITS after pm 25'
Is43 KILBOURNE PL- N.w.-l bed
rm.. mod. kit. pvt, bath: newly dec. {;
share liv rm.; $40 DE. 0o72. -25
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-No children:
lge. bedrms.. extra lge. living rm..
kit. dinette. bath-shower. stove.
refgr.. exposures; avail. July l.:
SOS mo-. plus util OIL. 5653. -25
THREK-RO0M APT. for rent. unfur.
nished. $50 mo. 1891 No. 18th ST.
Arlington. Also furnished bedroom.
81 wk.. next to bath GL. al0e.
BASEMENT APT. rms, pvt. bath
heat. gas and elec. furn.; $50 mo.
1907 B St Sc -96
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ONE-BEDRM. FURN. APT. available
July l. The rent Is $50. CO. S691.
1905 3rd ST. N.w.-Apt. BLDG. 2
bedrms.. liv. rm., dinette.. kit. tile
bath with shower; newly dec; ideal
2 or 3 girls or empl. cple. Ia. S724.
813 Z ST. Sc. nr. Navy Yard; /
bedrm., liv. rm., kit, bath; S65
mS; wis.. rental incl; utils. ses , Mrs
GERBER REALTY CO., AID. 1900.
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CHASTLETON HOTEL
1901 18th st. n.w.-Furn. apts.; /
and bedrms., daily maid service:
monthly rentals Call DU. 1000.
OFF. CONN. $50. TAFT BR. J
3 FAMILY UNIT
Two large 5-room apts.; 1, 2 baths;
private entrances; also handsome
new 3rd apt; 4 rooms lone "a IT. J,
tile floors, bath, kitchen, indirect
lighting; suitable doctor, studio.
OWNER, HO. 2165.
401 DELAFIEID PL. NV.
Petworth-2 large bedrms.. liv., rm.,
kit. and pvt. modern tile bath; in
cluding refgr., use of washing ma
chine and all utils. Convenient to
shopping and transp.: 500 mo. To
inspect, call FEDERAL RENTAL.
CO.. 915 New York ave. NV, Ma.
COMPLETELY furn.
rms. kit, bath. Call between 8 pm.
COLORED-FURNISHED apartment.
one room and kitchen; convenient
to transportation. Call Ho. 2547.
COLoRED-I ROOM and kitchen,
share bath for refined working cou.
pie. Ii. 3-5306. -S6
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-10-19
TimOnium Fair
Group Organizes,
Officers Named

The "Save Timonium" group
held an organizational meeting last
Thursday evening, Octber 5, after
which it was announced that bonds
in the amount of $372, 900 have
been sold and that Matt L. Dagger
will continue as president and gen.
eral manager of the State fair.
Stockholders in the new setup
selected Statewide group of thir-
ty agricultural leaders as direc-
tors, with William F. Schluder-
berg, president of Baltimore
meat-packing company and head
of the Save Timonium Commit
tee, as chairman of the board.
Efforts to purchase Timonium
for the agricultural interests of
the State were begun recently, af-
ter it was learned that the Mary
land Jockey Club planned to sell
it's controlling stock.
Granville H. Hibberd, of New
Windsor, Carroll County, and John
M. He'll, assistant secretary of the
Maryland Jockey Club, were ap-
proved as vice-ipresidents of the
new organization. John H. link
was also approved as treasurer and
Humphrey S. Finney as secretary.
The officers, all members of the
board of directors, must still be
voted in at the incorporation meet
ing. Other members of the board
named were w. B. Akehurst, Her.
schel H. Allen, ST., Dean Bedford,
Miss Katherine Z. Braithwaite,
Bruce S. Campbell, Leonard M.
Carver, Mitchell Digges, Mrs. Louis
Mclean Fisher, Elisha Hanson,
Edward F. Hotter, Arthur C. Ley
ering, Zachary Lewis, Larry Nc
Phail, Louis Mclean Merryman,
William C. Price, j. Homer Rems-
berg, R. H. Richardson, Jr., Har-
ry Rick, Richard C. Riggs, JOS
eph w. Shirley, Jr., c. E. futile,
E. c. Wareheim, Richard N. Will
lis, c. E. Wise, Jr. and John d.
Worthington.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-10-19

FOUR-WAY This rugged
front end ~ sets the style note, ~ saves
on repoir eosis4verieoI bors ore indWidU-
oily repIoceobIe, ~ avoids locking horns"
az makes porkins and sorosins easier.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-10-19
Bids For Overhaul OF
Chopper Road Sought
BY Roads Commission

Bids for the overhaul of Chopper
Road, southeast of Old German
town, are being sought by the
State Roads Commission. 1t also
asked bids for the installation of
storm sewer outfalls along part of
the project that is to turn Georgia
Avenue extended into a dual high
way north of Silver Spring.
The Chopper Road job is almost
two miles long,. beginning at the
intersection of State Route lit and
118 in Old Germantown and ex-
tending southeast toward Gathers
burg, ending at Chopper, The
project calls for grading, drainage
and resurfacing of the present
roadway with penetration maca-
dam.
The sewer outfalls on the Geor-
gia Avenue project are along
Hildarose Avenue and Windham
Lane. Bids on the Chopper Road
job are to be opened October "a, on
the storm sewer job October 81.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-10-19
POOlesville High
School News Notes
Senior Ring Dance

Every Senior at P. H. S. is wait
ing, not so patiently, to receive
his graduation ring and become a
full-fedged Senior. To celebrate
this occasion they sponsored a
ring Dance" on October Is. Each
Senior girl was dressed formally,
and each Senior received the ring
by his guest of the evening. They
also received a yellow rose, the
class flower. The Nightingales
Orchestra played favorite dance
melodies beginning at $3.50. The
class hopes this dance sets pre-
cedent for future Seniors.
Attend Faith of Fathers
A group of students from the
10th, 18th and 18th grades recently
planned an evening trip to the
Sesquicentennial Amphitheatre in
Rock Creek Park, to view the ex-
ceptional pageant entitled Faith
of Our Fathers" Everyone en-
joyed the script, music, dancing
and beautiful costumes and set
tings.
First P-TA Meeting
Main discussion at the first
meeting of the P-TA was the need
for a new high school building. All
facts were brought out and dis
cussed for only through complete
support of the parents, commun-
ity and school, can the new build
ing become a reality. After the
meeting refreshments were served
to parents and teachers.
New School Piano
The school has purchased 8
beautiful new piano. 1t is for use
Of music classes only, and every
student, as well as Miss Miles
music instructor, is thoroughly
pleased.
School Paper Mailed Out
The second edition of "The Re.
fiector," our school paper, is ready
to be mailed. This year the editor
Roberta Stevens, and the advisor
miss Crist, along with the staff
are working to improve articles anc
cartoons. The paper is mailed tc
the home of each student. This
way all parents are sure to know
more about school activities.
Driving Instructions
Students who will reach sixteen
this year and those who do not
have a license already, will do
offered driver training two days
weekly. If there is time, those
having licenses will be given a
refresher course. Henry Miles is
the instructor. .
F. T. A. Begins New Year
The F. T. A. has begun its Sec
ond year. The same officers will
retain their duties. Along with
their advisor, Miss Waters, they
plan tea to welcome new mem
bers to the club.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-10-19

October 22nd, at 2 PM. on the
Farm Family Hour on WGAY-
1850. Mr.. Bovle's services are in
dem"nd particularly throughout the
rural sections of the county. He'll
talk about his work and some of
the tree problems faced by up
county land owners.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-10-19
Marriage Licenses
Issued In Rockville

October II = Dwight Reed, 20,
Rockville, and Elizabeth M. Evans,
20, Bethesda; Dallas Gardner
Blair, rs, and Margaret Elaine
Goldsworthy, 10, both of Rockville.
October IL = Raymond Walter
Linthicum, "a, Glenmont, and Betty
Jeanne O'Brien, 21, Rockville.
October 10 Guy William
Cooper, 20, Rockville, and Dolores
Dare Rich, 16, Baileys Crossroads,
Va.
Truman says he wouldn't APP
point Lewis even as dogcatcher.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-10-19
Tree Surgeon To Be
Interviewed On Farm
Family Hour WGAY

Bill Boyle, leading tree surgeon
who is well-known to Montgomery
County residents, will be inter
viewed by John Seybold Sunday
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-10-19

Wilson of G. M. urges religious
leaders back democracy.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-10-19

United States aid for Thailand
to start this month.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-10-19
The Potomac Hunt

%All meets at las pm. Except
Thanksgiving Day at 11:00 am.
Rise in rural auto accidents seen
as hindrance to defense.
Red Cross calls old and new
volunteers as service expands.
Evening star., 1950-05-28
oUT-oF-rowh REAL ESTATE

NEW! rooms sna baths; e aG5ss
500. n: 6; KIRBY. Kable station
FOR S5sunsGa; RHNr 'ti ttioR SALE, for three
months or longer. modernized log
house with four bedrooms: tive baths,
ELDUFF, Round Hill, Va. Tele-
phone Bluemont 2121.
GAS AND OIL BUSINESS in q going
station with $4,000 worth OF stock
and equipment; offered at $4,000
with $1,000 cash. terms; over S3S.-
600 taken in in 1910; on East Main
st. in Front Royal, Va.
260 acres with two large. modern,
running water; splendid cattle graz
ing land; ) miles west OF Front
Royal, Va; take all at $4,000.
3OO-acre farm swith cattle barn and
two residences at Overall, Va; S12,-
a36-acre farm with two barns: S-rm
residence; 800 apple trees, all grow-
ing crops; also this is a level farm
near airport In Front Royal. Va
500-acre farm with modern 1O-room
brick brick modern residence isenc tenant !
acres OF apples, i54 acres Of saw
timber on the head Of the Kappa
hammock River; $4,000 with y cash.
147 acres on two State hwyS., mr..
Neneveh. Va: S16,500.
236 acres of wooded land miles
west Of Front Royal, Va: $500.
31a acres on John Marshall hwy. with
S-room residence. large stream OF
water through property: 4h miles
east Of Front Royal. Va; $4,000
cash.
Is acres with old residence, needs
repairs; $4,000 with $500 cash.
Long frontage on State road and
has large stream of water through
land. splendid cattle grazing land
B miles east of Front Royal. Va.
Tourists. 10-room modern residence
on s. Royal ave. with so It. By 2l2
#. deep lot; in business zone section
S21 900 with good terms. CLAUDE
I. RUST. 306 8. Royal ave. Front
Roysl, Va.
MODERN, rms. bath. irepl. bsmt. =,
auto. oil ht.; ) acres: trees. shrubs
more acres avail: incl. fish pond
l mi. Orange, Va: hard rd.: eonv
Phone 712s.
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VESTS
FARM STREAMS
"a 200ll

Beautiful location on State hwy; 2
sibilities; .55 fertile acres, 25 level
tillage; nice 5-rm. home with elec /;
spacious lawn with pretty shade,
shrubs and flowers; garage; 2 barns;
ILLNESS SACRIFICE-TERMS No
3O,206.. VESTS r. r. Stickley. 406
y; Washington st., Berkeley Springs,
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FARMS
Productive. Mr. City

Productive, nj. ClLy
Cd. set bldgs.; 81 acres, about sc
for corn, wheat, barley. tobacco, etc.
pasture as desired: springs, wdland
apples and pears: 15-min. run tc
city; village mi; cd. hilltop dwell.
ing: rms. elec.. hardwood floors
glorious mt views: poultry house;
S6,250; part down. Vincent Vasauez
STROUT REALTY, P. o. Box 365
F-edericksburg, Va. Bargain list!
mailed free
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WALDORF MD

100 acres. 80 to plow; fronts Is mi
on Rt. B. Farmhouse has 6 lge
rms, is structurally sound, but need.
undermining. Sets well back from
highway, where it is quiet. to-
bacco, / stock barn; has field oi
wheat, oats, corn, hay and pasture
land in Charles County Crop anc
some implements are included Price
Sl7.50O. THE ROBERTSON FARM
4 mi. Sc. of Waldorf on Rt. 5
Phone Waldorf 4173 -29
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OUTSTANDING
BARGAINS

10 acres; 4-room bungalow; hot
water heat: good we'll; gravel road;
20 miles of D. C. Price $4,000,
duction in price for all cash.
293 acres; excellent stock farm: on
q: s. highway, about 65 miles from
Washington, D. c.: S-room house;
bath, water and electricity; tenant
house, barns and outbuildings; fine
mountain view; exclusive COM
munity. Price. $4,000.
IA acres: fine 12-room house, Geor-
gian- style; center-han. high ceilings;
lovely setting IN grove Of large
oaks; 3 baths; hot-water heat; gas
furnace; barn and poultry house I;
> springs; % mi. from D. c.; offered
at sacrifice price.
6 acres, improved with very ex-
pensive stone house; Vermont slate
roof ga baths; oil hot-water heat;
full basement; bedrooms: fire.
places; large recreation room in
basement with fireplace, laundry
and garage; mountain view: - mi.
Of D. c.; excellent community. A
beautiful home and offered at q
sacrifice. Price. S3l,500 with
$4,000 cash, balance terms.
Evening star., 1950-05-28
FARMING
A PAYING BUSINESS

n IA lNO BUSINESS
COMMITTING DISTANCE OF D. c.
Over 100 acres Of good sod and fine
tobacco land. near Waldorf, Md.
Owner enjoyed profitable return last
year and cultivation now in progress.
Two large tobacco barns. S-room
buildings. Balance of land in timber
and woods. Owners Illness compels
sale. Price cut to S1S.500. For fur
ther details and to see, call Mr.. Toll
son, OR. 1893. KELLEY e. BRAN
NER. Exclusive Agents D1 1740
Evening star., 1950-05-28
oUr-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE
tCeatinuedl
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

REHOBETH, DEL.--HouSe, ) bedrms.
bath nv, din. rm.. kit. screen ooreh
June; $50 wk,; July ana AUG, $50.
M. A-ou -
CoMPLETELY FuRN. SeaShore az:
sleeps o; blk, from ocean, all nIlS.
June IS to sept. Is, S4ou l.. B.
MeCABE. SelbSyille, Del. Phone
Dickinson ASS
tive ocean-front aptS and cottAkeS.
mooern, $50 weekly up; lower rates
tor June and September EN-. 1881
BETHANY BEACH. DEL.-CottaSe,
close 10 ocean; June i-i7 only $50
avail Sept. also SH S011.
FOR RENT bedrm. ocean-front
cottage, restricted beach near Ports
mouth. n. H; completely furn, SSu
Wk, during June. Phene Co 50 70.
REHoBoTH BEACH-Moaern cottss.
near ocean; Memorial Day 10 June
Il. AID, So4u or 10 5S3S.
Evening star., 1950-05-28
FARM-NEW HOME
TTMRERI

Fine stock farm on macadam hwy.
near Fredericksburg; beautiful new
home, = rms, bath, = halls. h.-a.
heat; hardwood firs.; all improve
mentS; pretty shaded lawn: also
poultry houses; tool shed; I10 level
acres: 40 tillable, est. $4,000 worth
timber when cut; family fruit:
QUICK buyer gets kitchen range,
Farmall tractor, tools; illness sac
rifice $4,000! No. 29,214. VESTS,
hnrp Va
Evening star., 1950-05-28
LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE

BRADLEY HILLS GROVE - Wooded
tions for the discriminating buyer.
WWARREN' VA e vi; 1896. Ss1l Bradley
0eHd cGofeE ri; ft2f hoTs, by owner: IA AM miles
out. Shirley. hwy, / mile OF clover
leaf at Belvoir; sign left on 6i7,
left on 637 tSo of mile to a gate
on left. Price, $1,000 up per :ot;
fi.H i17acre letS; ptiupGpRv Gan finance, VII,
rs, Newington. va. Engleside i24-J.
FROM oWNER-Approx 26 a. in
Fairfax County; surrounded by sub
DIVISIONS; $500 per a. as WHOLE.
WIN make ,,s allowance for cash. vi
NEAR IIEEsBpRG PIKE. Fairfax
hard road, pleasing pastoral view.
Approximately 5 acres; $500 per
5qSsy 5oS WoSdgard SdS sbasy BIDS Ma .s lI5 sev Sat-
NEXT TO SPRING vALLEY-Desir-
able 66x62. 80 extra in front free;
$1,000, soc SO. it. AID. 0362.
SALE BY owNER-11 acres. 2-bed-
rm; bungalow. lumber sufficient to
build additional house. Elec.. septic
tank INQUIRE 2 miles s. Of Wood
bridge on No. l. Schaefers Farm;
BRADLEY HILLS section. 1.a5-acre
wooded lot in established area of
fine homes with acreage. Call owner,
rs A., adjoining Andrews Field; pri-
vate water supply; ideal for builder
of low.cost homes: 81. 5533. 29'
Arr VN(sT0N. Pel1avua Enroef
$500. caii OWNER. y1SfS oW. SWAi5i 5ie5' o.
BUILDING LOT in Belleview Forest,
by owner. All utilities included
NEAR wyALpoRF-on state ROAD;
soBERT sHH TON on Route Route
SGI; below Waldorf Always open
acre, Z miles from hOSs' D. G. inc. iins Z Z
blocks of Branch ave; beautiful
view overlooking valley. A nice place
TO build your home; bus service,
Snnsr sh15ehsS and vsehs. schools sasS Can Elmer
FOREST HILIs-several nice lots;
ideal for rambiers, 20 to 80 #.
frontage. at 60c to soc per So. IT.
ELIOT MIDDLETON, Realtor,
8 ACRES, 300-foot frontage, Rt. 24O,
near Gaithersburg: $3.50 per acre.
Also 8 acres lust of $40, $3.50 per
acre. Tele. Gaithersburg 7s5-W-13.s :
BETHESDA. CHEVY .CHASE-Wide
divisions; five at about $4,000, five
at S2,750: five luxury lots at S4, 900
and under; all include utilities; some
in RroupS Of twos and threes; other
res'a residential Il, sites sites .hreyEh1yt the the
CORP.
HILLCREST, d. C.--50x1 00-ft. lot in
finest. residential section; this lot
must be sold today; owner will sac
rifice. L. H. GUREN, RE. 399S.
Ewes. and Sun, ia. S15S.
COLORED-LOT 4Ox142, in beauti-
full Eastland Gardens; bargain for
cash. RA. 5000 before 8 pm.