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The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-03-03

undersigned on or before the Gath
day Of February, 1861, or this notice
will be pleaded in bar Of their reccv-
cry All persons indebted to said Co..
tate viii please make immediate pay
ment to the undersigned.
This the Gath day of February, 1860.
Emile Boettcher.
Carrboro, N. C.
The Chapel Hill weekly., 1950-03-03
NOTICE

Washington, D. c., March 8, 1850.
Notice is hereby given that, in pur-
suance of the provisions Of the by
laws, the annual meeting of Stock
holders of State University Railroad
Company, for the election of Directors
and the transaction of such other busi-
Evening star., 1950-03-24
ABC Board Sifts Protest
On Benning Road License

The Alcoholic Beverage Con-
trcl Board today is considering
whether there already are enough
package liquor stores on Benning
road NE. to supply the residents
of that area.
At a continued hearing yeSter-
day, residents of the area, headed
by John McGriff, president of
Kingman Park Civic Association,
told the board another liquor store
is not needed and that it would
bring undesirable characters to
the section.
Morris Silverman has petitioned
the board that he be allowed to
purchase the LIQUOR license now
held by Jacob Banner, at 5607
Georgia avenue NV, and trans
fer it to 1926 Benning road NE.
Mr.. Silverman is now employed as
manager by his father Joseph
Silverman, who conducts a pack
age store at 2033 Benning road
NE, a block away.
At another hearing yesterday,
the board heard charges that
Gladys M. Lee. proprietor of the
Model Seafood Grill, 1543 Seventh
street NV. permitted customers
in her restaurant to drink whisky
they brought with them. The
hoard took the caSa under pop-
sideration.
Evening star., 1950-03-24
Rehabilitation PorIey AppIouds
Recovery Fedts of CrippIes

all of the men were clad In
shorts.
There was Charles Cook, 30, of
Kings Mountain, w. Va, victim
of a mine accident in l943 that
paralyZed him from the waist
down. He had braces and used
crutches.
He was followed by Walter
Griffin, %. of Lakeville, Mich,
who also is paralyzed from the
waist down, the result of an
automobile accident in l945. He,
too, showed how to rise from the
floor, but because he is spastic.
he took twice as long as the other
men.
When he finally rose to his
heavily braced feet, the audience
broke out in the loudest applause.
The center's final demonstrator
was husky 33-year- old who lost
both legs in an auto accident
three years ago. His name is
Earl Fink Of Harrisburg, Pa. His
artificial left leg reached above
the knee; his right, just below
the knee. DR.. Buchanan said he
had had only two weeks prac-
tice with both legs. But yester-
day he walked as though he had
been using them for years.
The demonstrations, which also
included appearance of three men
from the Kessler Institute for
Rehabilitation, at West Orange,
N. j.. were a highlight of the
second and final day of the con-
ference sponsored by the Labor
Department and the Federal
Security Administration.
The delegates adopted a guide
for the improvement Of State
workmen's compensation benefits
and rehabilitation services for
injured workers.
Evening star., 1950-03-24
Three Flag Officers
Reussigned by Navy

The Navy announced today
routine reassignment of three flag
officers.
Rear Admiral George C. Craw-
ford, now commander of the Los
Angeles Naval Base, will take.
command of the Norfolk (Va.)
Naval Base, succeeding Rear Ad-
miral Clarence E. Olsen, previ-
ously ordered to the departments
management survey board.
Rear Admiral Herbert S. Duck
worth, now on the staff of the Air
University at Maxwell Air Force
Base in Alabama, will become
chief of the Naval Advisory Group
here.
Capt. Frank T. Ward, jr., re-
Gently selected for promotion to
rear admiral, will succeed Ad-
miral Duckworth.
Evening star., 1950-03-24

A deep hush fell over the
audience as the young man with
a cane and a left leg shriveled
to the size of a mans wrist
walked across the front of the
Departmental Auditorium.
In a matter -of-fact voice, DR..
Josephine Buchanan of the
Woodrow Wilson Rehabilitation
Center at Fishersville, Va, ex-
planned how John Phillips, 80,
fractured both legs in a mine
accident in. December, 1947.
He was a hopeless cripple and
faced a lingering death in bed.
Then he was referred to the
State center, scene of many mod
ern miracles. There exercises,
baths, expert training and great
amount of will to win turned the
tide.
Discards Clutches.
DR.. Buchanan explained to the
delegates of the National Con-
ference on Workmen's Compensa-
ton and Rehabilitation that only
recently Mr.. Phillips had put
aside his crutches and was now
using only a cane. He has learn
ed to be an electrical appliance
repairman and is ready to become
q wage Garner again.
She asked him to show how
he could fall and rise from the
floor under his own power. He
did this with comparative ease,
amid applause.
This little act was repeated
three times as three other clients
(the word patient apparently is
not used of the center demon
strated to the various State Off
cials. So that the audience could
see at first hand the types of
injuries and artificial limbs used,
Evening star., 1950-03-24
Albany College Alumni
To Form Chapter Here

Alumni Of the Albany Business
College in Washington are being
invited to form a local chapter.
An organization meeting will be
held on April %. E. Bradley Car
nell will preside. Interested
alumni are urged to contact Mrs.
Herbert Lucas, jr., Randolph 7089
or Arthur Smith, Overlook 64O4.
Evening star., 1950-03-24
Anurctic Isles Found

Eleven French scientists. headed
by Andre Liotard, have completed
gale-proof barracks that will
serve as their base for a years
exploration of unchartered Adele
Land in Antarctica. A recon-
naissance mission has discovered
a large glacier and numerous
islands along the coast.
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-13

S. Hodgs0n bring the message.
Subject: "The Three Losts." St.
Luke is. There will be special mu-
sic at all services. Public invited
Trinity 10 a. m. Church school,
John Hastings, supt. This church.
will unite in the Conference Wide
Evangelism, being held in the
Greenwood Churches.
Chaplain's 2 p. m. Church school
Mrs. Floyd Macklin, supt.
p. m. afternoon service with
Sermon by the Rev. r. S. HOdgsOn
Of Princess Anne, Md, Subject:
Come To The Feast" Matt. %; l.
10 This church is asked to attend
the Evangelistic Services each
night in Greenwood Churches.
St. Johnstown 10:30 a. m. church
school, S. B. McIlvaine, supt. This
church will unite in the Evangelis-
tic services during the week in
Greenwood Churches. This church
was packed to its doors last Sunday
for the Hist anniversary service.
Greenwood Methodist Charge
will be represented by Twenty
Five young people at the Youth
Rally of the Peninsula Conference
in Dover this Saturday, October IA.
Rev. J. E. Layton officiated at the
marriage on Saturday night in
Christiana, of Miss Gertrude Sapp
of MinQuadale and VIM. Springer of
Wilm.
Rev. and Mrs. J. E. Layton at
tended Holy Communion with the
ministers and wives at Barretts
Chapel on Monday morning, after
which they were entertained at
dinner in the Frederick Methodist
Church by the District supt., and
wife, DR.. and Mrs. T. C. Mulligan.
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-13
POcahOntas Notes

Monday evening, October 8, Dep
uty Great Pocahontas Sister john
son trailed from Georgetown with
her assistant, Sister Wagams, and
installed the elected and appoint
ed chiefs Of Ionic Council No. 1S of
Milford. Twenty-six members were
present, The hall was decorated
with potted plants and cut flowers
and the officers with their white
evening gowns made a very pretty
setting. The officers installed
were: Prophecies, Agnes West; Po-
cahOntas, Marian COverdale; Wen
ona, Anna Prettyman; Powatan,
Rebecca Nevins; scouts, Ruth Mar
liner, Nora Jefferson; runners, Eliz-
abeth Short, Helen Wright; war
riOrs, Ray Welch, Emma Bennett,
Marie Worthington, Elizabeth
Ward; councillors, Vina MalOney,
Louise Higman; guards, Jennie
Cleaver, Nora Donovan. Sister
Pearl Webb, the outgoing Pocahon-
tas, has had very successful term.
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-13

Mrs. c. g. Ocheltree, Mrs. w. J.
Mills and Mrs. NJ T. Uhler were in
Wilmington for the day on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs Clifton Cohee of
Denton, Nd, were callers at the
home Of Mr. and Mrs. John Elliott.
Thursday evening.
Miss Clara Lucas entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Tom Ford, daughter Gale
and Mrs. Howard Needles all of
Chester Pa, on Sunday.
Miss Barbara Magee of Washing
ton D. G. called on Mrs. Anna Keel
last Sunday.
Miss Esther Taylor of Wilm., was
a weekend guest of her mother,
Mrs. Howard Taylor.
Mrs. Lester Newton and Mrs.
Vernon Neither spent Monday in
Salisbury.
Mrs. M. E. Russell and Mrs. Wal
ter Warwick are on the sick list,
Mrs. Lewis Uhler is improving af-
ter an illness Of a week.
Mrs. Tom Twigg is also improve
ing from an operation which she
underwent in Dover Hospital re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Ganter of New
Haven Conn, Mrs. Elizabeth Por-
ter and Mrs. William Porter Of Mil
ton were guests of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
F. Porter on Wednesday.
Donald Dickerson, Aron Hill
Jackie Wilkerson and Lewis Gorski
went over the Skyline Drive on
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. B. Hastings of
Greensboro, Md, Mr.. and Mrs. T. P.
Rust Jr., of Wilm., Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul Lord were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. T. P. Rust ST..
Mrs. Louise Owens was the win
ner in the miscellaneous club of
the Volunteer Fire Co., Monday
night.
Chaplain, Greenwood, ST. Johns-
town and Trinity Churches
Rev. j. E. Layton, pastor
Greenwood 10 a. m. Church sch
DOL, Medford Calhoun, Supt. A
growing school in the heart of a.
growing community. You will find
q real Christian Fellowship await
ing you in our church.
II a. m. morning worship and
sermon by the Rev. R. S. Hodgson
Of Princess Anne, Md. Subject: ST
Saw The Lord" Isiah 6-1. Grace
Methodist Church will unite with
us in this service. Union Evangelis-
tic Services each night during the
week, alternating in the two church
es.
1880 p. m. evening service in
Grace Methodist Church. Rev. r.
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-13

Example: If your recipe calls
for 1 cup of milk, add tablespoons
Dry Skim Milk to other dry foods
before mixing or sitting. Then fol-
low recipe, but use 1 cup of water
instead of cup of milk listed in
recipe.
If you want to bolster the food
value of oatmeal try iris:
1a cup Dry Skim Milk
teaspoon salt
IL cups oatmeal
cups rapidly boiling water
Mix Dry Skim Milk, salt, and
oatmeal. Slowly stir into rapidly
boiling water. Cook, over medium
heat, stirring steadily for five min
utes or until as thick as desired.
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-13
Food for Thought
Mary T. Davenport
Nutrition COnsultant
Delaware State Board Of Health
MORE on DRY SKIM MILK

Last week this column pleaded
the case for dry skim milk be-
cause of it's food value. economy.
and convenience. This week we
continue with some specific meth
DDS for its use.
To measure dry skim milk to
make fluid milk:
3 tablespoons Dry Skim Milk
plus 1 cup water makes 1 cup
skim milk
6 tablespoons Dry Skim Milk
plus / pint water makes /
pint skim milk
q cup Dry Skim Milk plus l
quart water makes l quart
skim milk.
To make Dry Skim Milk into Lilo
uid Skim Milk:
/. Pour right amount of water
into jar or shaker large enough
so that the water only about
half fills it. Sprinkle Dry Skim
Milk on top of water. Cover
jar tightly and shake until Dry
Skim Milk is we'll blended.
2. Poud water into mixing bowl.
Sprinkle Dry Skim Milk on top
Of water. Beat with egg beat
er until Dry Skim Milk is we'll
blended. AS you beat, ,scrape
down any powder clinging to
the side of the bowl.
When mixed, keep in cool place
the same as fresh milk.
To use Dry Skim Milk in Dry
Form:
Just add the Dry Skim Milk to
the other dry foods, such as -four
and salt, and then use water as
the liquid in the recipe.
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-13
Philippians DeplOre
GRAHAM Release

Adds ABABA - (P) -. The re-
cent release from prison of Italian
ex-marshal ROdolfo Graziani
brought violent protest from
EthiOpia's only newspaper. Graz
iani commanded the Italian troops
which conquered Ethiopia in 1885
SO. He is wanted by the Ethiopian
government for alleged war crimes
and atrocities.
In 1914 GRAHAM became war
minister in the Fascist government
set M by MussOlini in northern
Italy. After World War II, the for
mer marshal was sentenced to 10
years by an italian tribunal, on
charges of treason. But he was re-
leased in August following an am
nesty.
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-13

BY Mrs.
Nora WrOten
Phone
Greenwood B2l
Greenwood, Grace and Cannon
Rev. e. C. Thomas u.

Rev. E. C. Thomas Jr.
Bethel church school will meet
at 9:45 a. m. Mrs Paskey, supt.
Grace church school will meet at
10 a. m. Mr.. w. j. Mills supt. Even
service for the Evangelism Mission
viii be held in Grace Church with
a song service at 1880 p. m. The
sermon will be brought by Rev.
Hodgson Of Princess Anne, Md.
Cannon win hold church school
at 10 a. m. Mr.. Robert Gilbert supt.
morning service will begin at IL a.
m.
The cottage prayer meetings in
the Evangelistic Advance Campo
ign sponsored by Grace Methodist
Church were held from October 2
to 9Th inclusive, in the homes Of
Mrs. Nora WrOten, Mr.. and Mrs.
r. L. Coulter, Mr.. and Mrs. J. F..
Porter and at Grace Parsonage.
The leaders were, Mr.. Lewis Uhler,
Mrs. w. S. Lord, Rev. and Mrs. p.
G. Thomas. We were pleased with
the attendance and inspiring ser.
vices. Mrs. Wroten-C Chairman Of the
prayer meeting committee wishes
to thank all, through this column,
who helped so willingly.
The Field Trial which was held
on the Delmarva Peninsula, Octo-
Der 9Th, 9TH and 9Th, was a wonder
full success. This event drew sports
men from most every state in the
United States, GreenwOOd's, own
Diamond State Game Farm, located
on the Greenwood and Milford
Road, owned and operated by Mr..
=. D. Brasure Jr., and his sOn-in-
law, r. K. Jester, assisted IN maxi
ing this event a success, by supply
ing three hundred Ringneck Pleas
ants.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Conaway
attended the Kiwanis Convention
ton in Washington, d. C. last week
they spent the weekend with heir
daughter, Charlotte and Mr.. and
Mrs. c. T. Laurence at Silver
Spring. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Sadowski, Mr..
and Mrs. Paul Lord, r. II. Moore
and Stanley Cahall, also attended
the convention.
Paul Johnson Of Phila., spent the
weekend with Mr.. and Mrs. John
Cannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Vernon Metzner,
son, Eddie were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Metzner, Sunday after
noon in Milford.
Callers from Lansdale and Am
bier, Pa, Sunday afternoon at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Uhler
were, Mrs. Vince Coventry, Mrs.
Herbert Hunsberger, Mrs. Ethel
Bartlett and daughter Jean.
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-13
Cooling Comfort

MINNEAPOLIS - up - The
problem of keeping comfortable
THIS winter is one of proper cooling
rather than heating, says Dr. Wal
90 Kliever, director of research of
the Minneapolis-Honeywell Regu-.
lator Company.
The human body is a heat mach
Inc constantly shedding extra heat
to maintain an inner body tempera-
ture of 1876 degrees, DR.. Kliever
says. The body radiates heat to the
surrounding fans more quickly as
they become cooler. More heat is
therefore needed within the house
to slow down the rate Of dooling,
he explains.
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-13

in spite Of the summer months and
her officers stood by wonderfully.
Now our new Pocahontas cannot
have success unkrss her officers
stand by, so let's make this a ban
ner term. We can and will. Poca-
hontas West gave gift to her OH
GERS, also for those who filed
chairs for those not there and per-
feet attendance. She received gifts
from the Council, also from men,
bers of the lodge. We were glad to
Milford chronicle., 1950-10-13

have Past sachem Magee from Re-
hobOth. He really seems very near
to US and was always at our ser
vice when needed. also Brother Tay-
Tor from RehobOth. Guests from
Magnolia and Georgetown also were
present. After short talks, corn
and venison were served by the
committee. Ice cream, cookies and
cocee. Pocahontas Coverdale will
be looking for US all Monday eve
ming.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
SUB. PRoP.-sALE OR RENT

SIX ROOMS, modern con~Saiences,
basement with laundry room; acre
of ground; no pets: references re-
CURED. s. De COSENO, Spruce St,
Fairfax Acres. Fairfax. Va. .Tele.
Fairfax 7S0-J-1. -29
Evening star., 1950-01-29
FARMS FOR SALE

FREDERICK COUNTY III acre
grass, plenty Of water; IA rooms,
brk, 100 yrs. old; lge. barn for cat
coad eond Iafa saee aas oSteHllStass nH Il FIJI
4646 or Ashton 3194. 30
APPLE ORCHARD, rs acres. 1900
fully developed trees, 1h-hr. drive
from Key Bridge. Here Is q good
part time or occasional weekend
teresting hobby and q beautifully
treat. Price, $3.50. includes COM
plete equipment; Buffalo Turbine
sprayer, ,Jeep, 1-ton pickup truck,
Terms TO, to suit. CLAUDE sdi'S L. .is RusT: 81:
LoTpoGSs eISDs HSser; coUarY Ts; FARM. Sg 80 mi.
D. c.; 13s acres. 100 clear. e
streams, 5-rm. bungalow with rec.
rm. and bsmt.; runniAR water and
e,sS'; SI ggas avail; priced right. Gan
BRxufiF1L xxifie6iL LouDouN CO.. ".
home faT ens rd fqansars sTss noa ssSns
burg Pike; ideal stock farm; stream
an and 0SR GEfI aoO or uRr barn
formation and appoint, call PENTA-
after 6 n.ni.; JE. 3-Ss2a. go
DAIRY FARM. near War.
renton;. 19-cow CB barn. 12x36 cons
ings; 7-rm.. 1h-bath dwelling, elec-
taken care Of: 1s cows. 12 heifers.
all machinery. equipment. feed and
straw go with farm; milk check
900. JACK L. MIDDLETON, Real-
tor, The Plains, Va. Phone 2641.
FOR SALE BY OWNER = 54-acre
farm and 10-room house, 2 baths,
outbldgs.; u mi. La Plata, 80 mi.
D. c.; furnished complete. lock.
stock and barrel; also antiques for
sale. Shown by appt. only. =. d.
BURROUGHS, Jr. Phone Waldorf
: 1881 or 2931.
CONTINUED on Next Pass.,
Evening star., 1950-01-29
FLORIDA PROPERTY.

EUSTIS, FLORIDA - Semibung allow
modern, practically new; 3 bedrooms,
2 bathrooms, lake view, large rooms;
2-car gar; furn. or unfurn.; asking
$4,000. P. o. Box 1928, Eustis. Fla
FL0RIDA-Venetian Gardens: k-acre
lots. near Sarasota, on the Tamiami
Trail, with good bus service Bathing,
fishing, shopping within 8 minutes
drive. Send or telephone for circular
ASK-US REALTY CO.. GIL. 1852, OK
ENGLEwooD GARDENS, FLA.-By
owner. Ideal homesites. on and of
waterfront; excel. fish. IL 1859
ST. PETERSBURG, FLA.-2-bedrm
BUNGALOW: breezeway and garage
Call ia. 2-2714.
GIFT AND POTTERY BUSINESS
Al spot on U. S. l in Ft. Lauder
dale. Corner lot, S0x250, new CBS
store, 2-bedroom home, gear garage
Details, pictures upon request. S24,-
500 or exchange for commercial D. C
area. J. DE FRANCES, 272O s
Federal hwy, Ft. Lauderdale. Fla.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
ACREAGE FOR SALE

THIS 45-ACRE PARCEL has come
into its own. Very few minutes from
downtown Washington over new
South Capitol bridge, 6la miles from
D; G. line, priced right. Call OWNER S6'
IS ACRES, ripe for subdividing; 8
tel, general store, sand and gravel
property OWNER, 81. 5533. 80
TRACTS Of " acre to 10 acres or
more in the vicinity Of Langley, near
CARPER. Broker, Mclean, Va, Elm
10 S0lu ACRES. near Dunn Loring fire
JAMES JAMES E. W MAHoNEY. $si3 i4th
st. NV. HU. 541o until 9 pm.
Mr.. SHIRLEY HIGHWAY at spring
field, Va. 114x215-ft. home site.
sn,,s 81, mo: g. 5ga VERNON, N, NJ; LYNCH Y s 9: q
ssssaE s2ss It, saS a. sos Teit ee,ed Ct sssiTley
1oM ACRES. fronting $50 IT. y or
Lorcom Lane. adjoining Riverwood
in Arlington city,, Va: $1,000 per
, acre; IE IE. ,lC@ns 1aSSi .n,,,x,,.,.;l ll 4.
acres. near 30th and Tennyson sts.
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE. sH. 7032.
CHILLUM. d. C-2S acres in one of
the Districts finest areas; zoned for
ssem,iidsst1. homes; real mn opportunity
BY OWNER-Nearly 8 wooded acres
near Falls Church; 500 #. on Lee
hwy. next to commercial zone and
$50 IT. ON side road; 9 streams; ;
$1,000 per acre; terms. KE., 3-5636.
rs ACRES, ripe for subdividing; s
mi. D. c. line, near Clinton; cleo,
tel, general store, sand and gravel
pro propertS rs SfE owner. Wsis 81. s58s. Rp ,S9 e
40 ACRES, for sale, $4,000. Ii.
ATTENTION BUILDERs-very de-
sirable acreage in Fairfax County,
just of Lee blvd. This tract con-
tains approx. 90 acres and can be
bought right. THE GOSS CO., Real
tor. JU. 1871 till 8. -29
NEAR WALDORF-On State road;
tracts Of oyer " acre; $40 cash,
$50 monthly; total price, $500.
3O1, below waldorf Always open.
Phone La Plata t5946.
Evening star., 1950-01-29
ACREAGE FOR SALE lcnnt

% ACRES woodland covered with
pine pulowood and saw timber: 4
miles, west OF Warrenton, Va, near
~ hwy and route 621. Culpeper
SS3eii S3iivYYaa- Ya- Phone Phone or see CLIFTON
IA ACRES in nearby Fairfax County
on hard,surfaced road; close to
am Shlriey hlshway, 20 min. from
nome or subdiyided for smaller
yEY REAL ESTATE, Kenmore
5 ACRES. CLINTON. MD.-Be.utifu,
bldg: site. fertile land; ST $50. 81 900
down; easy terms: DEWEY NJ.
FREEMAN, 3414 Branch ave. sc.
sPRINGBRooK. silver Spring, r. Nd. I
A Mont Co. subdivision of distinc-
tive small estates; 25 min. from
downtown Washington; 2A wooded
acres with a stream along entire
frontage fSsI IsN sale Sale by OWNER. sH.
ATTENTION. BUILDERS. $50 acres
choice, building sites, close-in loc..
excel. for low-cost homes. 81 $50
acre. Will sell whole or part. Easy
teTms ssITI rv M ISc HiIeman, LEATH 4
AsAhoX eTe=l 6W. lNe;l 5ss4. Ma o404' Sun and
SOUTH CAPITOL BRIDGE-Across
Southern ave. excel, Prince Georges
Gtils GG bldg owNsR SSns AfEease Gre eog q lots all
builders. We We Il'H have 4 Assseiienss esceilens
TRACTS, ranging in price from 81 400:
60, 81. T. 1855. 1Ss ox. osASS SS5s' sSANAif
p 4 ACRES on Chain Bridge road.
aha so srse eoens vrsni. on
ton. Walking distance OF stores
acres small estate. rambler sites,
SsTvg SSy2U per - acre: GEORGE MASON
EEEN Ssss ETe &C. a1s ExSlssiye snp Agents. i cH
16 ACRES. Temple Hills section. Md.
proved with 2-story frame house and
S39; 1884, ;oo9. 3 WALTER NJ: pa s5s9AnUMAS.
so OR es ACRES IN Howard County
nr. Clarksville, Md, running water
a IRON nr i,SE springs. T IA. 0266;
i5ffsm miss of in D. e restricted J Cd sFes wrsF
APPRoxIMATELY 10 acres near
Clinton. Md; faces 2 roads; win
ment' nee ~no4f Ab OF o55s' 5pass' small down pay
NEAR POTOMAC, vicinity of Great
Falls, Va; 81 acres, good views.
fne old trees, large stream: SCOTT
T0ad 6a1nT frontage; 500 per acre. By
10 ACRES, 80 minutes from down.
town via Lee blvd, woods, stream,
tillable land. board fence, near
schools, country club, shopping CEN
ter; fronting state maintained black
top road; $500 per acre. Can MI,
Smith, ewes. and Sun, 9 till /,
Vienna 1914. office hours. DE.
4101. FRANCES POWELL HJIT'
16OS goth st. NV. DE. 41Ol. so
10 ACRES for sale. year round stream.
near Warrenton, Va. on hard fip-
lshed road; elect. telephone, mai
route, fine location for farm o.
small farms. DU. 6S93. -29
Evening star., 1950-01-29

/ 4-FAMILY FLAT for commercial
Use 9nly; colored or white. Box
CENTRALLY LOCATED adjoining
rooms for rent, 1st floor, NV. F
st. windows; suitable beauty shop,
dressmaking. D1. 3573.
LGE. BSMT, suit. for shop or storage
space; also dble. gar. on Ga. ave,
occup. by plumber. MI. 0143. A
CLARENDON, close to center of busi-
ness: could use as comb. liv. qtrs.;
S125; avail. immed. GIL. 1884.
End COMM, 10th and F sts. NV
3rd fl, approx 1000 50. IT., bldg.
equipped with pass. and frgt.> eleva-
tors, freproof; reas. rent. Apply
tors, 1415 K st. NV, ME. 5400.
14th AND PARK RD. NV large
rooms, kit. and bath, excellent for
comb of office and living quarters,
corsetiere, milliner, ETC.; reaS. rent.
Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. CO.,
Realtors. 14l5 K st. NV, NE. 5400.
18th AND G SITS. N.W.-2nd, 3rd
and 4th floors, approx. 1000 50. #.
excellent for workroom and forage,
ETC.; reas; rent; Apply LEO, M:
BERNSTEIN & CO. Realtors, 1415
x ct n III ME- SanO
Evening star., 1950-01-29
BALTIMORE

Beautiful home overlooking park, neal
schools and transp. Ist a., center
din. rm.. Kit. pantry, powder si rm. I
2nd f., 3 bedrms., 2 baths, library
with fireplace; 3rd f., cedar rm.,
lge. rms. and bath; basement stor-
age rni. and lavatory with ample
space for rec. rrn. If desired; det,
garage; fine corner lot, nicely land
scaped; owner built and occupied;
H. BROOKS PERRING q Co, Real.
tors, 81. 4422.