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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-11
Real Wealth

at hand, demonstrated that NOR.
than enough was available, and
told his disciples to gather up all
the fragments 50 that not even the
surplus was wasted. Lack is no
part Of divine perfection, and
neither is waste.
One whose consciousness is
filled with loving. uncritical
thoughts for all cannot long ey-
perience lack. II we are letting in
thoughts of ingratitude, anxiety.
envy, resentment, and the like. We
are accepting limitation and invit-
ing encouragement; we are shut
ting out Love, thereby closing the
door to supply.
What do we lack? Have we all
that we need today? II SO. we
have our supply. and our fear il
not because Of the needs Of today
but because Of doubt a. to what
tomorrow may bring. Let US not
grieve over the yesterdays, nor
fear the tomorrows. Gods abun-
dance Is ever present.
The wise writer Of the Proverbs
said (3O:8). "Cive me neither pow
erty nor riches" When we are
willing to allow the law of divine
Love to govern our thoughts and
daily activities, we shall find oar
selves supplied with all we need.
Jesus said Matthew 6:33). seek
ye first the kingdom Of God, and
his Righteousness; and all these
things shall be added unto YOU"
We must seek 10 understand
God, infinite good, and the spirit
ual concept Of man a. His reflec-
ton. God gives spiritual wealth.
not money. He gives nothing that
can fade or fail. Yet our under
standing Of His affluence will open
our eyes to the supply which
meets our human need.
A grateful heart acknowledges
good, expects good, and accepts
good, and Is therefore supplied
with good. Good thoughts and
qualities, which money cannot
buy enrich us - and they are un.
limited. The Christi0n 50
ence A0nitov.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-11

Expectant mothers in Detroit
face a safer childbirth than did
women at any time during the
last thirty years, according to DR..
Joseph c.. Molner,. commissioner
of health. During the first six
months of 1880, 1882 babies
were born and 112 mothers died.
In the same six months this
year 24,466 babies were born,
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-11
II dit ais


Gen. Macarthur asks the Unit
ed States for permission to bomb
Manchuria, and the United States
in turn, asks the United Nations
to pass on the tense situation in
Korea. From where we sit in
our easy chairs, as well as the
illustrious general-it is easy to
say.-bomb hell out of Manchuria
or any other sector of the world
that threatens the peace or en-
dangers our security.
But, it is not just as simple as
that. Millions of lives, in many
countries would be involved in
the bombing of Manchuria. True,
our American boys are suffering
unnecessarily, because Of inter-
vention of Chinese Communists
on the side of North Koreans. But
there is more to ii than that.
They did not penetrate Amer
lean lines out of the plain blue
sky. Why? There have been num-
erous answers within the past
seventy eight hours-most plaus-
ible. But to bomb Manchuria,
would or should mean that Amer
lea, along with her allies, should
be ready to run the full gauntlet
of a FL scale war.
Communistic Russia. no doubt,
is propagating the intervention OF
the Chinese Communists. We are
not strong enough, some experts
say, to engage in a war in the
East, and possibly face one in
the West-simultaneously. Conse-
quently, we must-thing and
think soundly before bombing
Manchuria" or any other nation
under present circumstances.
Nevertheless, with proper and
scientific evaluation Of the facts
on the horizon, we should then
ACT regardless of whether il
meant bombing Manchuria OF
Moscow. But let us not become
excited, and tumble the ball al
this serious stage of the confiic'
with Communism.
Neither do we feel that Amer
leans or other United Nations
soldiers lives should be careless
ly sacrificed. We recommend
caution, and sound internationally
thinking and planning-before ar
irving at a final decision, thai
could prove detrimental, quicker
than is Immediately foreseeable
However, after careful considera.
ton. if necessary bomb anyone
in the path of peace.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-11
ChiId-Be0risgSnfev In City

while only IL mothers died. This
great saving of mothers lives will
contribute to the well being OF
Detroit's babies. -
DIR. Molner says regular medical
supervision and better care dur
ing childbirth have contributed
much to the saving of expectant
mothers.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-11

Wor Id Opinion. Attention:
''Thus saith the Lord" wOur
Father Mother God, all harmon
ious," Mary Baker Eddy Stain,
fellow criminals, spiritual luna
tics! Top enemies of God, man,
Christianity and civilization! Be-
pent from your mass murders
giant frauds.
Obey Gods Ten Command
ments and Christ's Sermon on
the Mount. or ELSE!!! The Ten
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-11
STAIN. HITLER. GOLIATH.
PHARAOH

Saith the Lord: For / will de-
fend this (civilization) city to
serve it for Mine own sake, and
for My servant David's sake. Then
the angel Of the Lord went forth.
and smofe in the camp of the
AssYrians a hundred and four
score and five thousand: and when
they arose early in the morning,
behold, they were all dead corpses.
Isaiah 37:34-36 august so Adj
dition).
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-11
c TRISTAN Headings
Fear Not the USSR.
God IS Love &AI| Power

Editors Note: The following
was written by Andrew F.
Fruehauf, modern Christian
Science Crusader. major prophet
Of our Father Mother God. all
harmonious (pags Is Science
and HEALTHY with 4 world mes.
sage and missionI and was
written to the Library Guild.
Inc. NYc.. November IS. lsl8.
Detroit, November rs, 1913
Library Guild, Inc, NYC
CHRISTIAN HEALING" a
sermon delivered in Boston by
Mary Baker Eddy (author Of
Science and Health with Key to
the Scriptures)-God's Two Great
est Witnesses since Christ Jesus!
And prophesied by Him! Matthew
1888; John IA, Is, 16; Revelation
10 and IL and imperatively
necessary to liberate the Bible
from the devilish errors and mis-
interpretations of the European
religions!
Mary Baker Eddy. the per-
manent spiritual Leader Of the
modern world. of the predes-
tined. eventual "one and only
religion and therapeutics on this
planet"-M. b. Eddy.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-11
Jefferson l. Jordan
RANKINGS
BY JEFFERSON L JORDAN

l know the election is history and you would just
as let the subject rest the politicians do until
the next time. But simply must have this little say
and with it, enough.
Visitors and residents alike to New York City last
week could not rest for the politicians and their bark
From early to late evening the air was filled
with charges and couner-charges promises and threa'
praise and damnation. All of tut had just one theme
politics
the Harlem press be believed, Negroes held
the balance OF power in the election. Evidently the
candidates must have thought so, for one could not
move without brushing into of the candidates LII
tie old me able to hob-nob with Judge Pecora'
Adam Clayton Powell and many Names on
yes suppose 1t wasn't quite cricket of me to let them
go thinking that would be voting in the New York
elections, when all the time planned to be back IN
Detroit casting ballot for Judge Jones and all the
other worthy Michigan constituents.
Do you think will even be able to them between
now and the next time Negro votes are thought 10 "
needed? Curse the thought
drive the Pennsylvania Turnpike is eoou -,
the soul. There that magnificent highway II 49, Ss
seem that. the best that mans ingenuity has proou1
is focused against the handiworls OF God !. .hs
AS ones mind is absorbed with the beauty % 80
Autumnal setting and the greatness OF the ensinee
feat the increased pressure the gas pedal goes 10
noticed. Small wonder that so many In sucn liz
proximity to the Vast and Eternal Unknown nave SPY
ped into the Forbidden Area, never to return ck
BY you certainly realize that am just Da'
from trip to the Big TOWN. -.
1t reassurng Il see the sincere Hlenos w.
only thoughts were Of my comfort and happiness ,,sd
helped to the pain of supposed friends VINO ho
not hide their envy Of imagined prosperity anu =.
would not share their time and company; sne 1"'s
which are most appreciated.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-11
julien c. Wyche
MAKE YOUR CONTRIBUTION

The United Torch Fund Drive is one OF the mos'
worthy that ever originated in the city OF Detroit
purpose is to raise monies for the support OF 10000
charitable organizations of the city. In turn these
many organizations administer the needs OF the unfor
unate citizens in our midstwithout regards to race
religion color.
AS explained in this paper many times before the
Torch Fund eliminates Detroiters from contributing 20
scores of organizations individually. An individual Is
not pesered the year by various organ
zatons Cat least bonafde) for contributions you give
once for ALL to the United Torch Drive
With only few days remaining in the 1850 campaign
for contributions those of the city who have not made
their contribution should do Immediately 1t certain
ly is honest to- goodness manner in which to help
strengthen Democracy. The campaign ends Thurs
day evening and sure that those who have not
already made their donations will do So
Funds will be distributed to the Community Cnes''
its 25 Red Feather services 10 state and national agen
cies in the Michigan Health and Weliare uno .s
tt cbanter IF the American Red Cross the Michigan
Cancer Foundation and the Detroit Committee on AGO
holism
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1950-11-11
Luther Webb
Gambling and Politics

-, -. ~.s,,,ts are in and candidates agreed on by
majority of the voting citizens OF the csy, sno stae
sent all of us for the duration OF their terms
:. Last thew are expected to. Wether you voted Tor
81 os the Office holders who were elected or against
them is unimportant
That Won voted those who did, is as important as any
thor activity under the American way OF lie. those
h failed 20 vote are traitors to the American way OF
,:s :. sho,d be possible check the voting lists,
cd assess q sizeable fine those Americans who neg
lected for one reason another to cast vote.
AMERICAN CANNOT LONG continue road
~ difference such as is witnessed on election day,
hen onv 60 percent and less in some localities bother
=. - e. the nos We are faced with the task OF with
Standing the threats from within well as from with
ont History Immediately before our eyes, and fresh
in our Of how few tnousanG people s con
Elections sadly to say, may be bought IN Ameri-
ca. Yes elections may be bought IN america usually
bv the highest bidder. Fortunately anu uus ial,
Hitler Stain or Mussolini has not SUCCEEDED IN pur-
hac;ro enough votes damage the structure Oh our
country Nevertheless, congressional invesugaung
committees are revealing daily in widely scattered sec
ton of the country-Just now poweliui nio''ey M ~
in swinging elections.
GAMBLING CARS throughout the nation APP
paenty organized into closer working groups tnan our
political parties, fast moving into conroi % nun
,,reds IF thousands of votes-by purchasing tnem In
various deals To recognize the desperation OF the u-
derworld character who would buy American IS great
timely and the right thing But to fail to break tnem
up is inviting serious disaster
Those government officials, local. state and nanonai
who have the courage tackle this vast gambling con-
spiracy should receive support of all American every
day in the year. Although immediate effects OF the
gamblers" may not reach us individually II allowed 10
continue to run rampant SHALL preventing disaster IS
always b etter than attempting to remedy It, sus-
tanned drive and no "white-wash'' should SNOWFALL
gambling out of politics
FOR SHOULD GAMBLERS capture America,
would prove as detrimental subugation by foreign
power Gamblers are local. small dictators who like
foreign dctators will allow nothing to stand in their
quest for power Although the elections speeches and
campaign preachments over for awhile our vigil
ance toward protecting country should continue
We must watch investigate and stamp out the ma
tona gambling conspiracy" that threatens the very
of this country, much as does outside forces
That because they close to u.s. that we nave
overlooked their strength. We American loving cu-
zens use to freedom should fight to make contribu-
ton to keep it that way. Let gambling from
politics Unless we do in for rough riding with
the ride becoming harder, the longer we put up with
such un-Amercan practice.
Evening star., 1950-11-04
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

AUTOMOBILE SHOWROOM, service
garage and large adjoining lot-Ex-
cellent for automobile leadership;
good NV. location on main busy
street; has been successful automo-
bile agency for 25 yrs; immed. poss.
Consult Mr.. Taylor SHANNON &
LUCHs GO. Realtors, Exclusive
BETHESDA-ofice space consisting
OF ? or 3-rm. suites, suitable for
contractor, architect. engineer or
manufacturers representatives; park
ing and yard space avail. If de
sired: Call sH. 1925 ewes, Sat.
WISCONSIN AVE. bet. Sears. Roe
buck and new Woodward L. Lothrop
Aces for acceptable tenant; 5000
a IT. or less with full bsmt.; rent
S2.75 per So. It. Please call MRS.
CUsHARD. OR. 4232; ewes. WI.
GARAGE. completely equipped tor
rm.; all new equipment; garage
has 6-car capacity; parking facili-
ties; at excellent location; very
NEAR 18th AND MONROE SITS. NE,
WI. aes5 or OR. sass. N't'>.-GN' N5
17Is ST. NV. Entire building, new.
handsome decor, floors, 1000 it.
plus bsmt. storage; $375 mo-; clinic.
institute or law firm. DI. 6S43. u
IDEAL OFFICE SPACE for general
ofices or retail wholesale business.
Va s Psss paone eeHaEs0s KE s-s4ss' S1 sa onutsh
CORNER. 18th and r. I. ave ne,
LIST commercial; 7-rm. bungalow
with parking for cars; will i'm
prove. LA. 6-4737, 3
Evening star., 1950-11-04
PRESENT Low PRICES

Right now opportunity knocks ss
FONT BEACH has choice lots at
exceptionally low prices that will
not prevail next season; therefore,
the time to act is now. DRUM
POINT BEACH was never lovelier
than right now. during the height Of
its autumnal glory; right now you
see the wide sandy beaches on the
Chesapeake, and fresh water lakes.
the waters of the Patuxent and in
land creeks, the forestry. all at their
pRuM ioReef' points psAca Ss1e ads
lovely homes, spacious lots, fins
roads. and streets expertly engi-
neered.. electricity. telephone lines,
piers, harbors. all ahead Of plan
ming. Why do you realize that right
now DRUM POINT BEACH is at its
prime. yet. cottage site prices are
now at rock bottom; right now you
can buy your cottage site at such
low price that viii mean a real
saving, for, 1t definitely will be
higher next spring. See DRUM
POINT BEACH this week end-TO-
DAY! You'll enjoy the pleasant
autumn drive. and you'll make q
move you'll never regret. Follow
these easy directions: Past Upper
Marlboro on Solomon's Island rd..
through. Prince Frederick for il
POINT coRPoRATfoN,. caiVert eH
Realty Agency, Southern Building.
RE s43s for FREE DESCRiP.
TIVE BOOKLET -5
Evening star., 1950-11-04

NEW SHOPPING AREA
Choice new store 30x50 can be sub
divided. excel. loc., hardware, furn.
appliance or other bus. Ia. $500.
Evening star., 1950-11-04
MILL CREEK PARK

Purchase one Of our beautiful wooded
lots, "a acre or larger, and live
urban and yet be only II min. from
city. This is an investment that
does not depreciate In value. Taxes
are low. elevation high. o large
and sufficient restrictions to protect
your investment. l exceptionally
fine lot remaining with over 200 IT.
bordering on stream. Located l mi
west of Annandale, Va. Via Lee
jackson hwy. (Route No. 236l or
Columbia pike. MILL CREEK PARK
DEVELOPMENT CORP. Fairfax
63S-W.
Evening star., 1950-11-04
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS WANTED
FARMS

to rent or to share
on Connecticut ave. Call ST. 03S6
or JE. 3-9410. -
Evening star., 1950-11-04

George Mason Green co
nBAifORs, EXCLUSIVE AGENTS.
3H. $685. I'VE. and Sun, OK. 309l
Evening star., 1950-11-04

LOUDOUN COUNTY - Lovettsville
area. 57h acres. Groom home with
fireplace and basement. Bank barn,
numerous other out buildings. Beau
tiful stream through property. Price.
$4,000. one half cash. PETERS
REALTY, Mclean, Va. Elmwood
1856 ACRES fertile. well-watered
and outbuildinss. 50 acres % wood
land, tractor. equipment and feed
with farm; $16,50O. w. A. MILLER,
Broker. Phone 2161, Washington.
Va.
$3.50 DOWN. $50 mo. buys for $3.50
sfs.. st5 acres crude r. n,ti rms big barn; barn;
sssfss ssd ssvaBs %s'i pss st tasss sasa:' II
large rms, attic, basement: 612-ft.
paved road: near Indian Head
JAMES e. MAHoNEY. Hu. 541o'
NEGLECTED 5o-acre farm: old, re-
storable house g rms.). well. elec. ;
% acres good, open land; long
river frontage, streams; ! mile of1
hwy; S3. $50. with $50 down. $40
mo. mo yI1,. GILLIAN A. COOKE Louisa
NEAR OLNEY, in Montgomery Coun-
ty. A beautiful estate of so acres
with excellent meadow and stream.
Wide center-hall Colonial residence
with very lge. Iiy. and din. rms.
den and powder rm.; modern kit;
maids rm. and bath on 1st floor.
Second floor has 5 bedrms,. 2 baths
and a second maids rm. Lge. clos
cts. Stairway to storage attic.
Auto. heat. A feature of the resi-
dence is the lse. picture. window in
the. living rm. and the. built-in
bookcases. Lge.. screened porch,
metal storm sash. Stable for sew
eral horses. Lge. barn. Call MR..
j. A. POWELL, WO. $500; resi-
dence, Ashton 5536. -6
ABOUT ESQ ACRES woodland; SO mi.
south Of D. c. and Ia mi. east of
Spotsylvania, Va, being part of
spotsylvania battle-ground with Civil
War breastworks about 4 IT. high;
1853 #. on hard I'd. and " mi. 'front.'
age. fairly good dirt rd.: homesites;
young timber; stream: good hunting.
$50 acre; $500 down. $50 month.
TE. 4131. -S
Evening star., 1950-11-04
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

OFFICES FOR RENT, suitable 70,
doctor. dentist. real estate, beauty
shop, lawyer. etc. 1915 Ga. ave
ALLISON BLDG.-ofnce space, 900
to 700 IT,: free parking; good NV.
location. B. B. ALLISON. GE. o5l3.
EVANS BUILDING. 1920 New York
ave: n.w.-Available immediatel,
desirable rooms to meet your re-
auirements. PENN PROPERTIES,
474 K st. NV. ME. 1107.
CENTURY BLDG. Az 5th st. NV,
opposite Municipal Court Limited
number air-conditioned ofices avail
Sser Sse in ,ethiee this rsPr9s TR0s nudHs F1sHE es
esso GO; 1Nc.' 7as 18th st. NV. pI
VERY DESIRABLE 4-room suite, s33
So. IT., located Conn ave. at Porter
st. NV; ideal for professional offices,
available now. THOS. j. FISHER q
CO.. INC. 73s 18th st. NV, DI
1oi7 1.th ST. N.w.-very desirable
offices in this modern bldg; SIS
and up; See MR.. PoSNER. RIM. 301,
ST. $3.50. 10
SILVER SPRING. small rms; 2
blks. OF Ga. ave-; conv. location;
S75 per per mo. CRANE & HELAN,
5s4 SO. TT. of conditioned ONCE
fessional once; heat and light furn.:
no parking. problems Of the down
town location: rent. $500 per mo.
Contact MR.. GRAF, AP. 5000 or
write 1905 Rhode Island ave,
Brentwood. Md.
OFFICE SPACE in the Doniphan
remodel to suit tenant; available on
or about Dec; l. A. F. DONIPHAN
& SON. 1O1 N. Columbus ST., Alex,
Va. TIE. 6671. AL. 1912. IS
AIR CONDITIONED OFFICE SPACE
downtown-3O00 50. It. on 2nd fl.
in new bldg. Ready next month.
Heat furnished; elevator. Consult
SHANNON SHAM 1soS 4 huCHs CO. Exc!as,ye SatY
NEAR 7th AND r SITS. N.w.-Large
thrse.room once s1ite, two rooms
approximately 20x20 available at
scssder sess se6 RE- Rer s5s5 mGnth woonwAN5 Ss NJ
& NORRIS, 723 Goth st. NV. M5
DOCTOR OR DENTIST Waiting
room and bath, 2 treatment rooms.
office and laboratory. $3.50 mo. In
"a; Vacant. BLISS PROPERTIES,
AID. 5000. IS
OPPOSITE ARLINGTON COURT
HOUSE - Large, spacious window
facing new front entrance court
house: ground floor; suitable for
lawyer, real estate, insurance. WI.
Downtown location: Q connecting
rms, pvt. toilet. available immed
reas. rent: janitor service. DI. O934.
OFFICE SPACE. approx. $50 50. it.;
all modern conveniences. Apply
KANE MOVING g. STORAGE CO.,
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LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE
(EansinuaAl

RIVER FRONTAGE Of acres; $50.
#. frontage on deep-water river
$50 IT. on state rd.; fertile. rolling
hiehland scattered trees; compl
secluded; ideal for permanent res
or summer place; cleo; school bus,
mar md 2 high schools; laundry
invited. VI; >. coRBIN,' NE. 1880,
Manassas 094-F-13. -5
POTOMAC. MD.-rine bldg. site. 3
church o s1o6o Sno per acre. ar MeRSfRt oWSRR
BIR.EHiME I.Ei g.. @. 9aa oFFERs 80 sen semi
detached level cleared lots. water.
sewer; hot hot area; very easy terms.
TWo- THIRDS AcRE-Greenwood, at
tanham Ian am, Park; ark so,foot front. $50
Tense highway; $500. terms il de-
sired. T. F. HALEY, Hyattsville
IDEAL FOR RAMBLER-Level iY lot,
60x1 40; all util.; conv. section: Be-
HAY HAY co. dot specialist). 81.
BREHME co. OFFERS 2 lots, excel
reasonable. AP. as6s. % E5
BREHME CO. OFFERS fine site, Ber-
and sewer. Ap. se6e. ' IS
BREHME co. OFFERS beautiful.
large corner lot. Cheverly; $4,000;
water, sewer. paved street. AP. 1869.
BREHME CO. OFFERS tirst-ciass
tracts on Riggs rd.. close-in. sewer
and water water adjacent; about 80 lots.
ENGLISH VILLAGE, BETHESDA, ap-
prox. 10000 50. IT.; wooded; beau
tifully located; $4,000. WI. 4154.
BRADLEY HILLS GRovE-Besutiful
wooded level 1a-acre lot, with ex-
pensive ramblers adj; close to
Bradley blvd. OWNER. sH. s197
SELL OR TRADE - Fourteen good
sized lots in. District; zoned for
ssmidetached homes; some improv
CO, RE. 1854. -5
ARLINGTON-For sale. level wooded
lot in Shirley Woods, S4-ft, 'front.'
age. TIE. 1890. -5
POTOMAC. MD.-35 rolling acres
suitable for small farms. estates oil
subdivision; $3.50 an acre; smaller
tracts also available. OLIVER T.
CARR, MA. 1855, OR. 1929. -8
SUBURBAN. BY OWNER-Large,
WoooeQ site In Chevy Chase View.
Saturday, Lo. 5-1124; Sun. LO.
2 OR MORE ACRES, near Indian
Head highway, 15 min. D. c. line
easy terms. JAMES z. MAHONEY,
HU. 5411. IS
RARE OPP. to build Estate OF
Ramblers in country with b. c
water, sewer. gas. Front on D. C
Hwy. Rear woodland prop. with brool
at Govt. Pkwy. in Md. 5 or Il
acres or both. Ten. House on 5 acr,
tract: Call OWNER or MR.. NIMRC
at DI. 1850. 3
Evening star., 1950-11-04

II Rooms, 7 Acres, $6,5OO
Situated on the Riverside State I'd.
between GRAFTON and Nanjamoy,
Gnarles Co.. Md, 32 miles D. c.
South Capitol st. bridge entrance to
Wash. high-laying location. house
site has large oak shade. Public
service electricity and telephone: no
bath or central heating. Owner.
RAYMOND Posey. is on premises.
NV Elk 274n o0'
Evening star., 1950-11-04
Cottage Sites at
WEST SHOREHAM

Buy now build now willis
home ready for Occupancy next next
spring; Shady lots. 75x135 it.. inn
me,diasely adjacent to beach; $500;
payment; a good Investment now.
but a better one. when new WASH
ington-to-Annapolis express highway
is completed. New channel now
open connecting Chesapeake with
for small craft, Reserved bathing
area and public dock on Ramsey
Bay, reserved sandy beach on Ches-
and wide Soft, roads, See agent
on premises Saturday and Sunday
IN model summer home that can
o,5ep be ,J5seproduced for you. DIREC-
trail ave. Route 2I4, to Mayo I'd.
FOLLOW signs to West shoreham
CHAS. H. STEFFEY, INC.
Realtors Since 1914,
10 2. Lexington St., Baltimore, Nd.
TELEPHONE MULBERRY 2412.