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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-03-23

The man who makes it a habit to
read the Bible doesn't have to
apologize to some saphead who
does otherwise.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-03-23

HE figures that constitute the yeorend settlement Of The
Equitable Life Assurance Society may overwhelming
at first glance but they readily alive when
sidered in terms of the human values they represent
Simply stated for than 4.35oooo Americans, here
is their hope of economic security; the financial found
oton which they build for the fuvre the open door
to better things in ife Thus the figures you this
page have more than statistical meaning they project
picture of what fe-nsuronce-doors accomplish in pro-
noting human welfare.
For instance the 5000 500 900 received in premiums by
The Society during o40 provided life insurance coveroee of
$l4l5IO0O0O in oddion to onnUties and accident and
health protection In lo40 payments TO Equitable Society
members and their benefeiores totoled $685., 1000
of which $l5.OOOO00 represented death claims, and
$22oooo,ooo we're payments. including dividends. TO
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-03-23
Local Winners Art
Works On Display At
Silver Spring Store

Faye Van Ripper and Barbara
Marts, senior and tenth grade art
students, respectively, at Richard
Montgomery High School, were
winners in Frank R. Jellef and
Co.'S twenty third annual Scholas-
tic Art Contest for Montgomery
and Alexandria Counties and D. C.
area.
Each was presented a gold key,
symbolic of outstanding achieve
ment in fine arts. The paintings
will be judged nationally at Car
negie Institute of Technology at
Pittsburgh. All national winners
will receive prizes and have their
work exhibited throughout the
United States.
Local winners paintings are now
on display at Jelleff's Silver Spring
store until March 81.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-03-23
Easter Sunrise
Service Planned
At Walter Reed

The traditional Easter Sunrise
Service at Walter Reed General
Hospital will take place again this
year, according to an announce
ment today by Maj. General Paul
H. STREET, commanding general
Army Medical Center.
The service, which attracts more
and more people from Washington
and vicinity each year, will be held
in the Center's Formal Gardens
from to 1880 a. M, Easter Sun
day. Maj. James H. Terry, assis-
tant post chaplain, Army Medical
Center, has been appointed to con-
duct the service.
The Army Medical Center's 304th
Army Band and the Memorial
Chapel Protestant Choir will furn-
ish music.
In case of inclement weather,
the service will be held indoors.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-03-23
Sandy Spring Library
Has New Librarian

Beginning Friday, March "a,
Sherwood Community Library at
Sandy Spring will be open to the
public for the regular Friday eve
ming period, from 1880 to 900 pm.
Miss Beatrix T. Moore of Sandy
Spring has become the permanent
librarian for the afternoon periods,
Wednesdays and Fridays, $3.50 to
500 p. m. Miss Moore, native of
Sandy Spring, is gracious and
anxious to be helpful. She is max
ing it possible for readers to re-
serve the popular books they want
to take out by keeping their names
on waiting list. The public
spirited volunteers who have been
manning the library up to the
present will continue to serve on
Friday evenings.
New books just received at the
library include:
Children's Books
Mel Ii - Handforth; Funny
Bunny - Learnard; Nature AL
manac - Burgess; Baby Animal
Stories - Burgess; The Little
Fire Engine - Lenski; Hodie =
Garbutt; The White Bunny and
His Magic Nose - Duplaix.
A Monkey Tale - Williamson;
Scatter the Chipmunk - Coblentz;
Raggedy Andy Stories - Gruelle;
Little Dog Who Forgot to Bark;
The Shy Little Horse - Brown;
When Cricket Was Little = Row
lett.
Adults Books
The Diplomat - Aldridge; Min
go Dabney - Street; Jubilee Trail
- Bristow; One on the House -
Laswell; The Wall = Hersey;
Home Town - Amory; All the
Ships at Sea - Lederer; Coming
Up for Air Orwell, and |, My
Ancestor - Ross.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-03-23
Special Interest In
National Flower Show
Shown By Local Clubs

Spring abloom will burst upon
Washington, regardless of weather
antics, when the 26th National
Flower and Garden Show opens
March % at the National Guard
Armory, continuing through March
20. Special interest in the show,
which is coming for the first time
to the Capital, has been shown by
local garden clubs and Homemaker
Clubs.
Mrs. Herbert Greger, a member
of the Potomac-Glen Homemakers
Club, and a specialist on flower
arrangements, has inspired MEM
bers of that organization to- take
particular interest in the show and
they are selling tickets for the
event. Mrs. Greger is on the Stag
ing Committee and is chairman of
the Artistic Arrangements section.
Many Homemaker Groups and
garden clubs of the county plan to
attend the show in bodies. Hours
are from 40 a. m. to 10, p. m.
The Mems Garden Club of Mont
gomery County plans to take an
active part in the. show. E. X.
Bender, president, is vice chairman
of the show. Members will not
only participate in exhibiting but
viii serve at the information booth.
This club is also offering an ad-
vance sale of tickets at cents
each. They may be obtained from
Capt. ]. A. Guard, 1918 Exeter
Road, Bethesda, Wisconsin 6488.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-03-23
Statistical Report
Shows That 2 Died In
Accidents Past Month

The statistical traffic report
from the Maryland State Police
revealed that during the month of
February, 1850, four persons were
killed in accidents. OF these four,
two were in Montgomery County,
and the accidents occurred at night.
Forty-seven persons were injured
in accidents, in Montgomery Coun-
ty, during this month.
One pedestrian in the county
was killed, the report stated, and
two were injured. A total of APO
persons in the State were injured
in accidents during the month.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-03-23
To Attend Convention

Miss Lily Baral of Rockville,
Medical Social Consultant for the
Montgomery County Health De-
partment, has been chosen to at
tend Rheumatic Fever Institute
March 9th through March 18th at
the Grace-New Haven Community
Hospital, New Haven, Connecticut.
This Institute, sponsored by the
NChildren's Bureau of the Federal
Security Agency, has been planned
to give workers in the field, np-to-
date information on the most effec-
tive service to children suffering
from rheumatic fever and cardiac
ailments.
FOOdhandler Training
Foodhandler training from the
Montgomery County Health De-
partment standpoint attempts to
teach the pupil" to realize his re-
sponsibility to tire public as well as
toward his own good health. There
fore, he is being urged to get his
chest x-rayed during the present
opportunity for free examination
in the Silver Spring area cam
paign, even though the sanitary
code requires an x-ray check only
every four years.
Montgomery County health De-
partment sanitarians, in their Gus
tomary rounds of inspection of
food establishments, will ask to see
report cards with evidence that
each employee has had a chest X
ray.
Chest x-rays are only part of
health precautions taken by food
handlers. Care in handling food,
cleansing, sterilization of utensils,
and proper refrigeration are all
important in protecting public
health. At this time of year, the
Health Department is w&tchful
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-03-23

living poicyhoIders On the business side = from invest
ments and insurance operations, The Society earned
$l42IOOOO0 of which 100000 was set aside TO
strengthen and $83.8ooooo was allotted for
poIieyhoders' dividends.
At the fine, life insurance funds perform double
duty in the economic life Of notion While they are pro-
Wdng protection, they also financing homes, building
factories, helping TO improve railroads. participating in
scores OF ndues-in short, contributing materially the
highest living standard known TO monknd
Look beyond the figures in this annual report and you will
see life insurance in action many levels But remember
the human level which of greatest concern to US for
offer all only people count
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-03-23
Unemployment

Although unemployment rose
100000 in February to a new
postwar high, the Census Bureau
finds little change in the job sit
uation. The increase in jobless-
ness was attributed to the season.
al expansion of the labor force.
Little or no change in the number
holding jobs-56,953, 000-was re-
ported and the number of persons
working short hours decreased.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-03-23
Montgomery County
Health Dept. News

that candies and Easter sweets are
not uncovered on display for people
to sneeze and cough on.
The Health Department for sew
eral years has conducted courses of
instruction for foodhandlers, and
the attendance at these is required.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-03-23
Not So Funny

Wheeling, w. Va. - Although a
comic book caused the death of
TOTO, zoo monkey, it wasn't that
the funny pages killed him with
laughter, but part of the metal
binding got into his stomach. The
monkey chewed up a comic book
youngster tossed into his cage.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1950-03-23
Sheriff Arrest Brother

Maynardville, Tenn.-When Earl
Graves, shot his brother, Carl E.
Graves, az, at the home of another
brother, Clifford Graves, it became
necessary for a fourth brother,
Sheriff Leslie Graves, of Union
county, to arrest him for the slay-
ing.
Evening star., 1950-09-28
FLORIDA PROPERTY

ST. PETERSBURG-Bea water
front ranch-type home facing bayou
IN Tampa Bay with private dock
and facilities: completely and newly
furnished with large screened-tn
2S-ft. patio and lounge overlooking
tropical garden. Handsome living
room. dining room. three large bed
rooms, all new beautyrest mattresses:
two baths, modern kitchen and two
car garage with shower. Will lease
to responsible party for season Mo-
vember l through April so or by the
month at $1,000 per month. Must
furnish best of references. Box
1867, Star 20
ST. PETERSBURG-For rent for sea-
son November l through April 80:
beautifully furnished home; conyeni-
emily located; three bedrooms. two
baths; all modern conveniences; ar
ranged so one bedroom and bath can
be used as separate efficiency apart
ment. To responsible party; 81. 500
for season. Must furnish references.
Box 1917, Star, go
Evening star., 1950-09-28
COUNTRY PROPERTY

HoME-Modern. 3 bed
rms, bath, liv. rm., din. rm.,
kitchen, full bsmt.. oil h-w.h., q
car garage. So acres of good soil;
ggp9sr,rS$ gT5e9s: $l4;9G 900 oAd89 BERNARD MAR T
Sun Mr. Scott, SH bS61
Evening star., 1950-09-28
LOANS

NOTES PURCHASED
Prompt service. j. c. WELDON
CO, Realtors, ME. 3O11: ewes, EX.
0S54
end AND 3rd TRUSTS ON ID G.
property; 24-hr service Mr. Green,
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
1014 K ST NV Ma 654o
Evening star., 1950-09-28
MONEY WANTED

WANTED = Construction loan. aD-
proxlmately SS5.000: Episcopal
Church; Sc. section. Estimated cost.
COLLATERAL LOAN on 1st trust
note, $50, ,000-S20,000 for L year.
Box 117-B. Star.
Evening star., 1950-09-28
REAL ESTATE LOANS

4, 41s, so INTEREST. according to
classification OF security and loca-
MnGpE si9n; no ehaTse anR for sDPraisais raj
TRUSTS. LIST. 2nd and srd; Md. Va,
D. c.; wk.s service. ADAMS REALTY
CO.. 905 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. 1879.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
low rates; to 5-year terms and
monthly payments. P. J. WALSHE.
INC. llI5 Eye s., NV. Ma. 5468:
Trust on your property? Let US try
to re-f1nance 1t and make your pay.
msntS easier 3 j CRIVELLA. INC.
end TRUST NOTES bousht-Prompt,
eeufGna MR seGSiS GUck Fsaso5aGls sA ss dS S
NOTES incl lst trus: on acreage:
quick settlement, white or colored;
pnotes IN 2 e Md. and Va FULTON
Il l4th o0R6oa aRd sts Ths nS cS0rfSq 81 s!as sssS
brokers attention. '''
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
IassAST0W Ias1 3 :, REALTY IL CO. CO.. Realtors
MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-Ws
NATIONAL MoRTGAGE < INVEST:
MENT CORP. 1872 N. Y. ave. NV.
National 1898.
SECOND TRUSTS BOUGHT
Top prices, cash today. Call RA.
22S1, GIL. 1876, day or evenings.
End TRUSTS BOUGHT
RsEs5SE4BEH sR5SsF sERvFdE P5fcoVNG GXE1 zAEE zygN
REALTY CO., ASK FOR Mr.,
KELLEY OR MR. WITHERSPOON;
DAILY, DU. $3.50 OR AD. 6S32:
EYES. FIR. 1277 OR TR. $3.50. 30
CT LOANS
CONSTRUCTION AND PERMANENT
F H A,-COMMERCIAL-I INDUSTRIAL
LEACH & CRONIN
EVENING APPOINTMENTS
ARRANGED
10. 6-3737 LO 5-3l49 LO. 5-2772.
Evening star., 1950-09-28
roREsTvILLE

Broom bungalow, / year old; on lge.
corner lot: i blk. from bus and
shop, conv. to schools; $1,000 down,
rest like rent. Remember interest
and taxes are deductable on income
tax. Your home rent is not. Call
us for appt. T. D. BURGESS, vi.
2S02 til 8.
Evening star., 1950-09-28
LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE
(continued)
1895 PER ACRE

5h choice acres. fronting State high
ty. Beautiful bldg. site; elec. and
telephone available Liberal terms.
KENSINGTON REALTY CO.. LO.
6-I105
Evening star., 1950-09-28
FRED C.. JONES
NEAR CLINTON

Blk acres fertile farm land on mac
adam road; new five-room and tiled
bath; Cape Cod bungalow; expan-
sion attic; oil heat; large tobacco
barn: price Sl0,500, reasonable
terms. LEIGH c. KELSEY, JR, FIR.
4o30 or Ii. ALTA. 80
Evening star., 1950-09-28
FRAME COTTAGE

FRAME COTTAGE
Liv rm.. dinette. kit. fully equipped.
8 bedrms.. full basement with. recr:
room, screened porch. large fenced
yard; close to bus schools and stores.
c. F. WOODROE, INC.
cH. 800. Open until pm. OK. 1922.
Evening star., 1950-09-28
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
NEW WATERFRONT AREA, Long

NEW WATERFRONT AREA, Long
Beach-New group lots being offered
for first time, ul urpassed for beau
ty and desirabiiity. Act quickly for
choice locations. Long Beach is
sensibly restricted, water front, res
idential colony, located on the
white-sand shore of the beautiful
Chesapeake Bay. Pure arteSian water
is centrally distributed; electricity
and phone service. Long Beach has
the finest man-made yacht basin on
the entire bay, protected by natu-
raj land contours and granite jetties.
Drive down at your earliest conven-
ience. At Long Beach, we have
excellent homesites for less than
the cost of drilling an artesian well
at most beaches. Lots with all i'm
provements, range from $500 up;
down payments and terms to suit
any responsible person. Drive
miles south Of Prince Frederick on
the Solomon Island rd., turn left
at st. Leonard and follow Long
Beach signs to office on bay. NJ. E.
RCCKHILL, INC, St. Leonard, Md.
MODERN year-round home on water
front % mi. out. Sand beach, pier,
3 bedrooms, large liv. room, with
fireplace, modern kitchen, dry base
ment, with club room ano bath.
Auto. oil hot-water heat. Front and
side-screened rorcheS. Sacrifice for
quick sale. Terms. NE. 951O.
Evening star., 1950-09-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.

CoLoRED - ARLINGTON - Cash,
$500; Groom frame with asbestos
shingles; to settle estate. Large lot.
oW. 54O6 after PIN, SO
Evening star., 1950-09-28
RARE OPPORTUNITY

$500 CASH, 500 MO.
S11. $50. Beautiful Dutch Colonial,
large shaded lot. This home features
large living .rm., family-size dinette.
equipped kitchen, master bed
rooms, full tile bath. full bright base
ment. gas &C. heat. To inspect,
call Mr.. Jones. RE. O5S5. Ext. 5O7,
evenings.
Evening star., 1950-09-28
DAIRY FARM
OVER 1000 ACRES

Sl05 900 EQUIPPED
There is much to recommend this
farm to the careful investor The
land is good. there is abundant
natural water, it fronts a depend
able road and the price is right
There are houses, dairy barn for
81 cows and three other barns.
103 head of dairy stock, 8 tractors.
pickup baler, combine and other
necessary equipment to go with it.
The price, again. is only S105, 900,
but S50,000 down payment is re-
MASON HIRST
Evening star., 1950-09-28
DESK SPACE
FARMS

NEW sTRoUT CATALoG-Farms.
Country Businesses. Mailed free
Wsshineton, Metropoiitan 754s.
MODERN DAIRY FARM. one Of the
best in the county; modern brick
I s; Excellent t0s Barns. aa dairy Gdr1' house. 2
tenant houses. all necessary out
county, Ta:,;,,,s s42; sS99 ;999o. K; RyBLE. l.E
CATTLE FARM Of over 300 acres
near Barnesville; an .S-room house
with ~ baths and oil heat; excel.
oUs6dEsa ao fE9ntagss EHeTygsSg on aagds Ra9d
that can be said about q farm sp: ~
P1sss Raek hsTs snd wli Rfservfs < Sf RuBIR anHs
Pooiesville 2012. with R. P. Ripley.
! ACRES. Arm. bungalow and an
-four mills, also big feed mixer. AS
the dam and owner are both broke
I can offer this money-making OPP
portunity for only $4,000; 81 900
down. SIS mo; 80 mi. west OF
15O A. TOBACCO FARM-Anne Arun-
del Co, near Mt. Zion. Nd. 22 mi.
repair. tenant house. stable. corn
crib garage; 100 acres tillable, bal
ance timber and streams. water in
all fields. Price. S13.500. Phone
MA. 6229 or West River. Md. 1921.
ONLY 10 ACRES. BUT about every
thing on it you'd want-garden;
fruit, hens, pigs. cows. bees and
what have you, not to mention q
nicely modernized farmhouse of 6
rooms. tiled bath, equipped kitchen
ond oil hnot Nnlv I % mi
from Sill. Spg., and asking Sl9, ,e50.
Z: P. RIPLEY. Realtor, 81. Gill.
$50 eI DN., sa5 MO-. buys old Arm.
house, with cleo, acres; at store:
o. O., churches, school. hwy: immed.
poss.; total, S3,65O. WILLIAM A.
COOKE, Louisa, Va. PHI. 81.
FINE FREDERICK COUNTY, MD.
dairy farm, of 200 acres, with 80
COW Misunderstanding barns, bank
barns, 1l-rm. frame home, chicken
house, ETC.. water in all ields. This
farm has over " mi. frontage on
Route 240. mi. south of Frederick
Can be purchased with or without
stocks and eauipmelt. A real buy if
you act now STGLER & CO..
Realtors. HU. 1913, ewes. OIL. 2439.
Evening star., 1950-09-28
HILLCREST HEIGHTS

Beautiful 6-rm. rambler in a fine
suburban setting. Large spacions
rms, Beautycraft kit, built-in gar;
Egf o rnaSasG M0esdatsy fay yoae preed CONT a.
T. D. BURGESS, VI. 2s02 It'll g..
Evening star., 1950-09-28
oUT-oF-TowN REAL EsTATE

SALE, RENT OR EXCHANGE 4S
acres; small cabin; elec.; Loudoun
Co.. Va. Box 364, Camden l, n, j.
29s
8ANCH HOUSE and II acres, suit
able for home. small private school
or camp. Swimming pool, accessible
elevated spot. Write for price and
details WAUGH REAL ESTATE
AGENCY, Culpeper, Va. Phone
$500. 2Ss
Evening star., 1950-09-28
peter ]. hagan
S9.S50

S9,S50
$1,000 DOWN TO .NoN-vET
New 2-story asbestos shingle, 5-rm.
and tiled bath det. dwelling: 1st
f., living rm., din. rn1. and kit; 2nd
A., 2 lovely lge. bedrms. and tiled
bath: very lge. closets; large. lot
75x150 conv:, located, "a blk. from
schools.
Evening star., 1950-09-28
CHICKEN RANCH

Modern. 2-story, cinder- block bldg.
C24x212). Located nearby Fairfax
County. Must close estate. N C.
HINES & SON. INC. Court House
Square. OW 1920
Evening star., 1950-09-28
INVESTMENT PROP. WAITED

HAVE CASH BUYERS for all types of
1911 K st. NV. DI. 5015. EN-
5407. -2S
HAVE a client with all cash who
wants to buy T. s or IL unit apts.
Call DOROTHY HAMILTON, RE
1856 rs
Evening star., 1950-09-28
Committing Distance

80 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: S1S.250:
open for offer Right of Rt. eli
at arrow. BEULAH GOSS, CHI 56S2.
Evening star., 1950-09-28
BRACE UP
TRY TO FIJI, THIS

large brick Colonial, with
den. spscious dining rm. and over
sized kitchen, space for Va bath on
1st A. 3 wonderful bedrms, and
lge attrac. bath on End fl. Floored
attic. full bsmt. with "a bath. built;
radiators. Sun deck off End f..
Conv. located of Mt. Vernon ave,
in Alexandria. An. excellent home
LURIA BROTHERS
Open till s. s3oQ wilson BlydI;
Evening star., 1950-09-28
HOUSES FOR sALE--vA.
WHITE OAKS


Unusual home, 1t Is custom
built. located in o highly re-
stricted community on a wood
ed lot, 96xl50 IT. First floor,
reception hall, living room
14x24. picture window and
fireplace. dining room 13x16.
picture window, most attractive
fully equipped kit, laundry
room, bedroom 13x17, tile bath
and shower, fiagStone patio.
1Sx1S, partially covered. Sec
ond floor, bedroom II by 27,
another 14x16, large tile bath,
another large unfinished room,
full basement, recreation room,
oil heat. 2-car garage. This
home was planned for comfort
able living and is decorated in
exceptionally good taste. Priced
at 100000 to effect quick
sale. Possession with title.
Evening star., 1950-09-28
CHARMING OLD HOME

in the heart Of Old Alexandria,
3-story brick, beautifully ap-
pointed, large rooms. 3 baths.
5 freplaceS, most attractive
I'd floor library. Can be seen
by appointment only.
r. L. Kane, Inc, Realtors
305 So. Wash. St. and 311 So. Wash.
AL. 3013. AL. 44l2.
Evening star., 1950-09-28
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

NEARING CONFECTIONERY. ave.
Sc; two-family fats for colored.
These bldgs. are brick, semidet. =,
with individual gas-heat units. They
will show better than 10T net re-
turn on cash invested; price, $15, 500
Tstona, ssf6; FsT ST. fs5shsr s5s9 inf0' call as Mr.
6-UNIT APT. BLDG, s.E.-Excel.
Esrth asGRs SS 600 Dtss ony s5SSS dosn Sn.
IN TOWN, S.E.-New 2-family ants,
Se lice Ems gnsd dea poms tb fg bsms
+ %HiRaToS Rssfs%fns soSss ssasqE NA 3sSs %oe 6r
ON Gisci PROPERTY. centrally
located. now leased to one respon-
sible tenant. gross income S6,500.
Owner pays $500 annually taxes and
insurance. Showing approx. 16G on
InyestRenSs, BRoWN' NA. s24o an SIDNEY ao s.
HEDGE AGAINST INFLATIoN-Put
your idle shrinking dollars into real
value. $4,000 cash down viii buy
this half-million-dollar 54-unit apt.
developnent in D. c.; f1reproof
T-shaped bldgs., built only 4 yrs.
ago: al 2-bedrm. and 1-bedrm.
loan for entire balance Of purchase
price; enjoy. 15eo net return on
cash invested; all your money back
IN approx: years. Please reply
GOOD BUY-S-unit brick apt; MINI.
ave. Sc. area; tenants pay utilities;
yestment. plus pays intseif of; price.
SD .000 Boy 112-R Star oa
Evening star., 1950-09-28
INDUSTRIAL PRopERTY-sALE

N. Y. AVE. AREA-32. 500 SO. IT. in
dustrial ground. on railroad. So SO,
end COMM.-S,O00 #. In D. c.. mr..
N. H. ave Bargain. S135 it.
Brokers invited OWNER. MI 4ARR