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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-06
ACCIDENT

Mr.. and Mrs. Jonas Kamp, accom-
panied by Mr.. and Mrs. Darrell Close
all of Confluence, Pa, were Sunday
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Junior
Butler.
The Easter cantata, Sunrise Over
Calvary" presented in the Church of
the Brethren on last Sunday night
was enjoyed by full house.
Mr. and Mrs Walter Hedrick, of
Ann Arbor, Michigan, announce the
birth of a son, Thomas Walter, on
Monday, March 20. Mrs Hedrick was
formerly Miss Lois Williams, a
teacher in the local elementary school.
Roger c. Ault, who had spent his
spring vacation with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Earle H. Ault, has returned
to Western Maryland College, where
he is studying.
Word has been received here that
Mrs. Sadie SpOerlein Taylor, who had
been in a critical condition in a Bal
timore hospital, has been released
and is expecting to 90 to the home of
her brother and sister-in-law, Mr.. and
Mrs. Randall Spoerlein in New Wind
sor, where she will recuperate. Her
condition is reported as satisfactory.
Mrs. Frank Riddell, who had visited
her brother-in-law and sister, Mr.. and
Mrs. Foster Rodeheaver, in Shinns-
ton, w. Va, has returned to her
home here. She was accompanied by
the Rodeheavers, who remained for
the weekend. Additional guests at
the Riddell- McOlvin home over the
weekend were Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Morris and Robert Davis, Morgan
town, and Mrs. Lucille Nickers, Athens,
Ohio.
Miss Barbara Aiken has returned
to her home after having spent the
weekend as the guest of Miss Louise
Friend, at Roanoke College, in Salem,
Virginia.
Mrs. Peter H. Yost, who had spent
the past year here with Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster Yost, has gone to Grand
Rapids, Michigan, where she will
spend some time with another son
and daughter-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs.
Harvey Yost.
Mr. and Mrs Paul Herring and
Mrs. William Herring, of York Run,
Pa, were Sunday dinner guests of
Mrs. c. Schmale and family.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-06
Bell Ringers Have
Unusual Program

The Ambassador quartet and Bel
Ringers, who will appear in Oakland
High School auditorium on Tuesday
evening, April 10, are described as
an unusual group, highly talented
and with pleasing personalities, by
officials of Oakland High school who
are sponsoring the event
They combine male quartet sing
ing with the nearly forgotten art OF
Swiss hand bell ringing, and have APP
peared in every state in the union
as we'll as the Virgin Islands and
Canada.
Members of the company include
Robert c. Dell, baritone and man
ager; Edward Cerny, high tenor; An
drew James, lead tenor; and George
S. Davis, bass. In addition to en-
semble groups there are solos and
piano selections.
Their program selections range
from classics to the popular. Some of
the numbers are "The Russian Pic
MIC" THE Sleigh" travesty on the
Quartet from Rigoletto," DRY
Bones" "Old Man River "Stout
Hearted Men," 'Tico Tico" and THE
Donkey Serenade."
On the bells they offer Sunday
Morning in London" Bells of St.
Mary's" and Skaters Waltz" in adj
dition to others.
The Oakland High School Senior
Glee Club is sponsoring the quartet.
Admission will be 35 and So cents,
tax included.
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them are there besides those enumer-
ated by Mr.. Puerifoy?The chief Of
the Washington Police vice squads
estimate is several thousand. There
seems no adequate answers to these
questions, but considering everything,
it is not surprising that regardless of
his recklessness and responsibility
Senator Mccarthy should have a
large sympathetic following in his
fight
1t is unfortunate but easy to under
stand. Something ought to be done
about it but the resignation of Mr..
Acheson would not help. He would be
far too difficult to replace Perhaps
time is the only cure. Perhaps, after
the Mccarthy charges have been COM
pletely disposed of, the State De
partment will thoroughly cleanse
itself of suspicion and regain the con-
fidence of the people. That would not
compensate the innocent persons the
Senator has damaged but otherwise
it would go long way to justify
him.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-06
Discusses Safety Measures

o. S. Ryan, Falls Church, Va, safe
ty engineer for Markell Service, Inc.
an insurance concern, discussed safe
ty measures with drivers and other
employees Of Sanders Motor Freight,
Inc, at a meeting held at their Oak
land terminal Sunday.
Over twenty attended from the
Huntington, Clarksburg and Oakland
terminals. Mr.. Ryan spent last Fri
day and Saturday here also inspect
ing equipment, etc. This company, ac-
cording to Francis w. Sanders, in
sures the transportation company
and makes inspections throughout
the territory daily. To date Mr.. San
ders said there had been no COM
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-06

answer; Briefly, it is this-a majority
of the people believe (and believed
before Mccarthy raised his voice.
that there is something rotten in the
State Department.
The contention is that this belief
is justified Three years ago, it is
pointed out, when Whitaker Cham
bers first told his fantastic story be-
fore the Un-American Activities
Committee naming Alger Hiss and
others, the committee was violently
assailed, President Truman called
the whole thing "red herring" The
State Department rushed valiantly to
Mr. Hiss defense and many con-
spicuous friends warmly espoused his
cause. The liberal" commentators
who now denouce Mccarthy were
more denunciatory then Of Hiss ac-
cusers. In the end, one Of the men
named by Chambers committed
suicide by jumping out a window.
Another-Mr. Julian Wadleigh-con-
fessed under oath, claiming immunity
because his traitorous acts were more
than ten years old. And, Mr.. Hiss,
after two concededly fair trials, was
convicted. Considering these facts, it
is not surprising that Mr.. Acheson's
two unfortunate Hiss statements
should have been misconstrued by the
public generally as another defense
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of Mr.. Hiss-and should be resented.
While this feeling was still intense,
Senator Mccarthy burst forth with
his charges. 1t is hardly strange that
part of the public was not much inn
pressed with the denunciation and
denials-nor stopped to consider that
Mr. Mccarthy had extremely little
with which to back up his sensational
allegations. The denunciation and
denials could not fail to have a
familiar ring. In the midst Of all this,
their confusion was increased and
their resentment enhanced by the
statement of Deputy Under Secretary
of State Puerifoy that the depart
ment had dismissed nearly 100 homo
sexual State Department employees as
bad security risks"
Revelation of this situation, which
had not been charged by Senator Nc
Carthy. came as shock. Not much
has been made of it in the press but
politicians generally agree that their
constituents have been more revolted
at this unsavory disclosure than by
anything else. How, they ask, did
there come to be so many of these
unfortunate individuals in the employ
Of the Government and why is the
concentration 50 heavy in the State
Department? And how many more of
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-06
Presents Concert

The Vocal Ensemble of Bridge
water college, Bridgewater, Va. con-
sisting of four college quartets, pre-
scented a formal concert in the schoo
hall Tuesday evening. Among those
who sang in the second male quartet
was Herbert Ridder, first tenor, of
near Oakland.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1950-04-06

Defense ministers of North At
lantic treaty nations approved col
lective defense plan against aggres-
sion.
Chinese communists were routed in
a raid on Hainan island.
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plants and no accidents since the in
surance with this company became eff
fective February 10.
Evening star., 1950-09-10
FARMS

7 ACRES with the shenandoah River
running on the N. boundary line
with q two-story, 10-room residence
SsFsnssa Sah n eseh aos ALSO WIN
rooms and kitchenette on ground
floor; ia mile N. of Front Royal,
Va. A splendid boarding or room
house One-half cash.
$50 acres on Shenandoah River In
la mile. mile State road frontage;
modern residence and all outbldgs. !;
Z miles. out. of Front Royal, Va,
One-half cash.
Auto business for sale with splendid
eeauip}meHnt equip Hn and business in Front
Restaurant with liye-wire business
on East Main ST.. Front Royal. Va;
$4,000 Restaurant on N. Royal
ave. with apartments overhead; will
turn all equipment over with long
lease on building at $4,000 total
So acres of land and hwy. with D.
room res; only $4,000 with $3.50 90
cash, Az miles south of Front
Nearly 8 acres of land with two
story. broom succeed red, on hwy.
Sa Sae s5oo %es wS 9St some on FfSna SrntH4s R1ya
12S acres of land joining the noun
tains in the rear. plenty of wooded
land with streams and springs on
it, total price, $4,000 with $1,000
cash. Between Browntown, Va,
and Bentenville, Va. IL miles out
of Front Royal. Va.
Modern two-story, Groom res. in
Front Royal, Va. at only $10,600,
2S acres with modern brick resi-
dence on John Marshall hwy; splen-
did location for a tourists court,
mile w. of No. 522. Peach orchard,
5000 strawberry plants set out;
barn, chicken and hog house; branch
on the rear and about 10 acres of
wooded land. Cut price to SIG, 500.
Has been appraised at SIS, ZOO.
Gro. store business in live-wire,
self-serying arrangement. in Front
Royal, Va; 100000.
Gas station with store on the corner
of 522 and 629, known as the Kib-
Ter garage; 5 miles out of Culpepper,
Va, going towards Washington, Va;
$4,000.
Nearly 4 acres on highway No. SO
with 8-room res, outbldgs.; miles
east of Front Royal, Va. Large
stream Of water. well; AZ at W.; 800
Royal ave, Front Royal, Va.
Evening star., 1950-09-10

29s ACRES. fine farm land; 9-rm,
Colonial home, completely modern,
2 baths; guest or servants house,
barn, other outbldgs.; well watered;
good locality; S47,500. Can be
bought 20 with less sc,,s sacreage ,o.
tenant house. farm bldgs.. 5 hen
houses, brooder house, $50 hens, 3S
also feed. 100000 complete:
so acres; 10. rms, 2 baths, 2 semi
baths thSar2 oil bdss heat Ocslity
dry barn, other outbldss.; beautiful
flower gardens and shrubbery. A
beautiful estate. $4,000.
so acres, top of Blue Ridge Mts.,
commanding wonderful view with
hea Srm Guest afs eResythns 6h or
real home. Conv, located, $4,000.
fine stone remodefed home, COM
manding wonderful view; located mr.
creek through property S3i 800.
10Aa acres; two 6-rm. modern homes,
in excellent condition; good 2-car
garage; beautiful view of Loudoun
Valley. $4,000.
5 acres; lovely 9-rm. stone house, all
cling interior; nice. creek through
property; in heart of Clarke County.
A bargain at $3.50
2 acres; nice 7-rm. house, bath, piped
for heat, practically new; good set
ting: other buildings. $1,000
u acres; 12-rm. house, just reno
waited. oil heat, . baths; located in
walking distance of bus. stores.
school. church, etc. $4,000.
All Of the above are in fine condition
and are for immediate possession.
For price and terms there is no
equal in today's market We have
many other bargains in real estate.
For your needs in real estate, see US.
c. c. EI.SEA q son, Realtors. Blue
mont, Va, phone PAIL. Office open
all day Sunday. Y
Evening star., 1950-09-10
STOCK FARM
THIS is A BARGAINt

80 acres, Groom house; bordering "
mi. on good size stream: septic tank
finished: all bathroom fixtures, cleo
trio hot-water heater tank. electric
pump; 35 miles to D. c.; S10.500;
So. 500 cash.
top road; AZ miles to D. C. This
farm in high state of cultivation; 3
tenant houses; S57.50
$50 acres, Groom modern house: oil
heat. " bath; farm. large barn and
silo; farm fenced and cross fenced,
yatered by streams; 33 mi. to D. c.
100000.
J. L. C. WEST
FA. 2135 or FA. 675f.
Evening star., 1950-09-10
FARMS
Outstanding Farm Estate
in Montgomery County,
Marvland-FOr Sale

White brick residence. built of Eng
lish brick 200 years ago, completely
modernized recently. 3 master bed
rooms. 3 baths. living room. library.
dining room, powder room, kitchen,
dinette, servants quarters with bath;
garage, terrace; 4-room guest cottage
of great charm equipped for all-year
occupancy; 400 acres, of which $50
acres are rich rolling farm land
planted with alfalfa. ladino and
pasture, and 150 acres OF wood
lands; pond. brook. Farm buildings
all In excellent condition.; man.
ayers residence. dairyman's cot
tege. dairy barn with 40 stanchionS.
bank barn 60x90, barracks barn Cox
80. poultry houses. steel-aluminum
equipment shed 60x32. excellent
water supply Grost-proof hydrants)
and electric system. with emergency
power plant, ] mile of new board
fences, l mile of macadam road con-
Meeting with concrete highway; a
country residence of great beauty,
26 miles from Washington, D, c.
business center 1S miles from Fred
erick, Md. Inquire: Seneca Land
Co. Germantown. Maryland, Tel,
Gaithersburg 1877. or ERIC HAAS.
10 East 40th ST.. New York 10.
NJ Y, Tel MURRAY Hill 3-l251
Evening star., 1950-09-10
DESK SPACE

FURNISHED. 6212 Ga. ave.; pvt.
BARR BUILDING. 910 18th st. NV.
near Connecticut and X New mod
ern attractive desk space for those
who want the best. Receptionist,
switchboard, mail and telephone an
sWering service available. Call D1.
21O4. -13
LARGE SOUTHERN EXPOSURE room,
three windows, in law suite. Box
469-V, Star. 10
FOR RENT-Desk space, with steno-
graphic service. Apply 332 Bond
Bldg. Ideal for manufacturer
representative. 10
DESK AVAILABLE, in nice private
Office; centrally located; $50 per mo.
2l7 Bond Building. ID
ID. C.. BUSINESS ADDRESS, desk
3i i3is F a st suite ies05t bo5 I Ex sTss SSss
Evening star., 1950-09-10
TIME DEFERRED

El-Hogan"-Fairfax County. Va.
Desirable homesites in wooded area
with stately oaks and poplars; on
paved highway, % minutes to D. c.;
lots suitable for real rambler-type
ZONES; plenty elbow, room: electricity
and telephone available now. Bring
$50 and select your homesite in the
one remaining most desirable ioca-
in inn far m enoueh ] Out out The % price Is
right They will not last. Church,
school. theater and rapidly growing
shopping center within short dis
tance.
Directions: Out Route so to Kamp
Washington, right on so half a mile
to No. 655. right on No. 655 u mile
to sign, "El-Hogan." Lots on both
sides of highway.
Alternate route: Over Chain Bridge.
bear right and follow Route l23 TO
Oakton, pass Oakton School and veer
right on No. $50. 2 miles to Eli
Hogan" sign on left. once on hill,
Open Saturday and Sunday from 10
am. TO-
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LANHAM PARK
Just East of Lanham. Md.
(Out nefenSp EUyO


lOut Defense Hwy
BEAUTIFUL LOTS 75X150 FEET
$3.50
If you are looking for a lovely home.
Site-a place we'll situated. with
beautiful trees and room fo- flowers
and a place where the kiddies can
romp and play, and still have such
indispensable city conveniences, as
city water electricity, telephone.
mail service. train and bus connec-
tions and concrete road-then come
out to Lanham Park. one of Prince
Georges County's faster grnui-o
get over Y acre Of land for $3.50.
with convenient terms. If you pre-
fer, so that You can pay for your
lot in small monthly payments
Come out and look around. There
is no obligation to buy-but We
promise you will be impressed with
the value offered and the activity
here in Lanham Park.
Directions: BladenSburg rd. to PeRca
Cross. turn right out Defense hwv
An miles to Pennsylvania Railroad
overpass, cross overpass, continue
"a mile to large sign. 'Ianham
Park, at ofice on left side of Da-
Once open Daily and Sunday
10 Am. Until Dark
THOMAS F. HALEY. Realtor
Phone Hyattsville 0l07 10
Evening star., 1950-09-10
State Highway Bargain

Diversified layout. housing for broil-
ers, cropland for vegetables. corn,
wheat, tobacco, etc; fenced pasture
and barn for livestock: good set
and 4s vade wood psstnre ease oa as desired
wire fencing, streams: excellent g.
rm. dwelling, elec. and 2 porches;
good 40x50 barn; 2 poultry houses,
capacity 10000 broilers; smoke
house. and woodshed; retiring owner
sets low price, $4,000. Campbell
& Toft, STROUT REALTY. Milford,
Va. BARGAIN lists mailed free
Evening star., 1950-09-10
GE. 7037, FA. 6517.
FARM

Woodville, Val 900 acres of rich
Haee eed s0 saod seG fsnsa ssared s spsng oo
fat steers. 175 cows with calves.
1000 sheep, 500 pigs and 5000 tur-
keys; 12-room. modern house on
level hilltop: 6 tenant houses with
cleo and hardwood floors. 3 COW
barns and all other buildings for
complete unit; experienced labor
available; here is a little work all
your own with mountain view and
gravity water thrown in. Priced
SIT 900; terms. ALTMAN REALTY
co GI, R436 10
Evening star., 1950-09-10
FARMS. FARMS. FARMS

245 acres. about 1875 cleared; very
productive balance in young timber;
river farm about 65 miles to D. c.;
very old colonial brick house, partly
restored; 2 baths modern, center
hall. electricity and water; barns,
tenant house in historic section.
Price $4,000, half cash.
800 acres; a real mountain grazing
farm. some land machine tillable;
gravel road, 5 minutes drive to main
highway. SO miles to D. c.; 10-room
house with 3 baths, electricity and
gravity water system from springs
on elevation; house needs redecor--
ating some minor repairs; rural
setting with mountain view in every
direction; 3 tenant houses. one of
s rooms with bath; small barns old
terraced garden with fish ponds;
buildings insured for $4,000. A
real buy for $4,000 with half cash.
As acres, easy committing distance
Of D. c.; good gravel road; stream
frame dwelling. 8 rooms. bath and
water, nice condition; barn for 10
cattle; other outbuildings. Price
$4,000 cash.
10 acres: 4-room house. hot-water
heat; gravel road; 26 miles D. C.
Price. $4,000, half cash.
The above properties are offered, sub
tect to prior sale or withdrawal
without notice.
H. B. MITCHELL
Evening star., 1950-09-10
LIVESTOCK FARM

pasture, spring water in fields. S-rm
house on level hilltop with 3 baths,
4 porches, 3 firepl., gravity water
and terraced garden; can be made
into q very attractive estate II you
love redecorating. There are two
tenant houses and other outbuiid-
ings, incl stables for horses. All
this for 100000. Open Sunday
from IL am. to pm Call ALT
MAN REALTY CO., Gil. 6436 for
directions 10
Evening star., 1950-09-10
BOND BUILDING

corner of 18th and New
York ave. NV. Air conditioning can
be provided in any of our single
rooms. and suites now available
Rooms from $50 UP. r. KASS, EN-
Evening star., 1950-09-10
FARMS
les COUNTY. MD.

CHARLES COUNTY, MD.
30 miles D. C.-11-room farm house,
garage and z acres; paved road
frontage land. House site is high
laying, in grove Of large oaks. Elec-
ties Honse au Is partv NO IN far CON-
dition. has good possibilities. Price.
S6,S50. THEODORE F. MENK, 927
IL
Evening star., 1950-09-10
CHICKEN FARM

Nr Annapolis; real oppt., well equip;
also / in MONTGOMERY. GE. 1122.
COLORED OR WHITE FARM-20
acres. hogs. chickens. rabbits trac-
tor and implements. Out Indian
Head hwy. to Bryon rd., turn left
to MD. Airport left on first rd.. !
mile to red bungalow on right.
$4,000. MR.. p. A. JAMES,
Evening star., 1950-09-10
FARMS (cont.).

WANT FARM to buy or caretaker;
soon Will retire. not much cash. rea-
sonable monthly payments: can give
first-class reference. Box 257., x
REMINGTON, VA. 4O0-acre dairy
farm, all stocked with growing crops,
cattle and machinery; terms. 375
acres bordering river for nearly a
mile OF bottom; extra good; dwell
ing; barn, ETC.; $50. 900, terms.
rm; house ELECTRICITY; 40 COWS and
good house, bath and half, electri-
city: two miles bordering river;
stock farm; S35, 600 terms. 30 a,
2 dwellings, one with bath, both with
water and electricity; good soil: corn
crop if taken before cut; $4,000:
90 acres. 6 rooms, large barn and
outbuildings, S10.25o; 20 acres ..;i IS
drilled well. $1,25O. 4712 acres,
near level; blue grass land, about
30 open; fruit and spring, living
stream through same: old house;
$4,000. 105 acres. timber; 8 rooms
near so acres open; $4,000. easy
terms. Highway, 3 rooms. electri-
city; good well; long frontage; So
with lights. B. F. PERRoW, Rem
FARM, 140 acres, miles from Mar
shall, Va; old Colonial house, z
rooms, f1replaces; holly trees,
20 acres timber. Write to Miss
TACIE PAYNE, Warrenton, Va,
care of Lem Sutphin.
APPLE ORCHARD. near Skyline dr..
In full production: 130 acres, part
pasture, crop land, woods. Well
watered; 7-room dwelling; gravity
flow water, bath, electricity; 2 ten
ant houses; complete packing faeili-
ties; ample outbuildings. Available
account owners health. Reduced to
willie Va
Evening star., 1950-09-10
JUST OFF CONN. AVE,
OFFICES & STUDIOS WANTED

PSYCHIATRIST with other ofice ia,
rooms for office and waiting room
after 6 pm, 5 nights per week;
vic. 18th St. NV. preferred. Call
weekdays only. LII 6-4456.
Evening star., 1950-09-10
VALET SHOP
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

MODERN MANUFACTURING PLANT,
masonry construction, on railroad.
aporox. $4,000 SO. it. in shop and
Offices; about acre land, we'll To-
Gated: available 80 days. Informa-
tion by personal interview only.
Brokers protected. See Mr.. Norris.
WEAVER BROS. INC. DI. $500;
ewes CHI 923S
Evening star., 1950-09-10

so acres, % miles of D. c.; enjoy
city comforts in this 3-year-old all
modern home; excellent grazing land,
well fenced; springs, ample for pool;
school bus at property; $1S.250;
open for offer.
BEULAH GOSS, CHI. 5682
Evening star., 1950-09-10

w 41'1A O4N, 4AD'
Beautiful ofhces in new bldg, cor.
loc., suitable for attorneys. doctors,
accountants or general Offices; reas.
rent; occupancy October l.
E. S. PRICE & co.
1901 Georgia ave, LO. 5-1231, Lo.
h-0215
Evening star., 1950-09-10
Whale of q Bargain

Lucky buyer gets jeep. 8 horses,
cream separator. moving machine,
cultivators, grain drill, plows, ETC.,
etc.. real oppor. for some young
couple to get off to a flying start; 232
brook-watered pasture, val. wood
land. around 2S fruit trees; 9-rm.
dwelling. elec. and phone available;
maple shade; barn, corn crib, etc,
etc.: snap" at S6.750. part down.
J. H Bane, sr.. STROUT REALTY,
r. F.. D. No. l.. Rhoadesville, Va.
BARGAIN lists mailed free
Evening star., 1950-09-10
21O-ACRE DAIRY FARM

21O-ACRE DAIRY FARM
we offer this fertile. desirably-ioc
farm property. Modernized S-rm,
house with attr. grounds One ten
ant mouse 9 fenced fields with run
woods. 3s acres in corn. bal hest
MIXED grasses. New 4O-coW barn
ana siIo 14&50T barn and cattle score
w Garden In 3 gsiers with ideal
itske tsno 19s,t SSt,nT nr6s Priced under $50:
improvements: $4,000 Easy
Terms; For appt.. F. w. SHARP 4,
SON; P. o.. The Plains, va, Tel.
Middleburg 22o1.
Evening star., 1950-09-10
Exclusive Agents. 10
LAND WILL ALWAYS
BE HERE

6 acres on black top road with 6-rm
house garage, poultry houses. barn,
lots of fruit. Lovely scenic view
Ideal summer home or permanent
the meat. poultry veg. and fruit
for large family See it quick. it's
a honey for only 81. 100.
145-acre farm on State road. 9-rm
house, cleo. barn and other bldgs.;
sion, This is good buy ct only
Lot with Groom frame dwelling;
newly painted and papered. Possess
Do you know OF any better place to
put your inflated dollars than in
quiet country place, 80 miles from
Baltimore or Washington
BuRDErTE g. SON. Phi. 1913. Mt.
Evening star., 1950-09-10
OFFICE SUITES

Desirable spaces on 18th st. between
H and Eye. $50 to LOO So. it. in
cludeS . large offices, 2 small Offices,
separate entrances. Apply MR.. KEEL
IFR S1O I 18th st n " II
Evening star., 1950-09-10

FOB sALT-zANNEscRoFT. A coUN-
SANDY sPR1NG AREA OF MON MoNT-
GOMFRY COUNTY, THIRTEEN
NILES NORTH OF SILVER
SpRING. So ECRES. LARGEL Y
WOODED STREAM. MODERN
DWELLING BUILT IN 1910, s
OIL HEAT. PHONE ASHTON 62O1,
Evening star., 1950-09-10
MILL CREEK PARK

We wish to announce the opening
of a new section of choice lots in
this delightful wooded development,
II minutes from city. Lots are
few reasons why you should pur-
chase: Beautiful country, sufficient
restrictions to protect your invest
ment; low taxes; high elevation and
large creek for recreational ac-
tivities. Located / mile west Of
Anpandale, Va. via Lee-Jackson
highway (Rt. No. 236) or Columbia
pike.
MILL CREEK PARK DEV. CORP.
CHI. 4767, Fairfax 530W1 10