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The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-06-28
Personals
sWiIIises Announce
Birth OF Son

/ Mr.. and Mrs. E. r. Willis of
Greenville announce the birth of
seven pound-six ounce boy, on
June Is, at 9:03 am. at Kings
Daughters hospital, Greenville.
He has been named Edward Ra-
Their, Jr. Both mother and son
are doing well and are at the
home of Mrs. Willis parents, the
Rev. and Mrs. c. M. Day in Du-
rant.
The mother is the former Joan
Day.
Mrs. Willis and Edward, Jr.,
will return home Saturday morn
ing and will be joined by Mr..
Willis Friday night for the trip.
Paternal grandmother is Mrs.
r. L. Willis of Elizabeth.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-06-28
Mrs. E. V. Truitt Is
Hostess To EuzeIiuns

Mrs. E. v. Truitt was hostess
to members of the Euzelian Sun
day School class of the First Bap-
fist church Thursday evening,
June 81, at her home.
Lovely summer flowers bright
ened the rooms in which the
guests assembled for Bible pro-
gram led by Mrs. Aubrey Bunch
with Mrs. Virginia Ingram and
Mrs. Cornelia Terry participating.
A business session followed con-
Quoted by the class president, Miss
Marie Melton, and a social hour
enjoyed.
Refreshments were served to
the teacher, Miss Mamie B. Clark
and twelve members.
Visits In Winona
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-06-28
Holmes County
Community Hospital

June 8
Miss Marguerite Miles, Lex.
June ls
Claude Cox, Walden
June 20 n
Mrs. Della May Savels and
baby boy, Yazoo City
discharged 2D
Claude Thomas Edwards, Lex.
June 81
Edward l.. Smith, TT. Worth
discharged 22)
K. D. Henry, Ebenezer
discharged 26)
June ~
Mrs. Charlotte Tinda!l, Durant
discharged 24
Mrs. J. E. Coward. Black Hawk
discharged 26)
June -
Mrs. John A. Hearn, ST., Lex.
expired 24)
John A. Hearn, Lexington
expired 23)
Dorothy Terrell, Lexington
discharged 24)
June "a
Mrs. John Hearn, Jr., and
baby girl, Lexington
Mrs. H. c. Self and baby
boy, Tchula
discharged 26)
Mrs. M. M. Hocutt, Lexington
discharged 25)
June IS
Alton Lee Holloman, Lexington
discharged 26)
Sam Hawk, Pickens
]. T. Howard, Lexington
discharged 25)
June Is
Eddie Malloy, Lexington
Herbert Griffin, Lexington
j. M. Bedwell, Tchula
colored Patients
May IL
Lemon Hodges, Lexington
June e
Buddy Fletcher, Tchula
discharged 24)
June ~
William Brown, Lexington
discharged 26)
June IS
Corrine Pitchford and baby
boy, Lexington
June ~
Ida May Pickett, Lexington
10 Nathan Williams, Lexingtnr
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-06-28
Miss Sponberger Wed
To Howard E. ferry

Miss Mary J. Sponberger was
married to Howard E. Ferry of
Durant on Friday, June %, with
the Rev. Hayes Clark, pastor of
First Presbyterian church, Lex
lngton, officiating. Both are for
merry OF Pennsylvania.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-06-28

In Austria
w. R. Causey of New Orleans,
son Of Mrs. H. A. Causey of Du-
rant, is now in Salzburg, Austria,
on temporary duty for seven
months and on loan from the New
Orleans office doing construction
work for the Army.
From Tchula
r. Mrs. Irene Cox of Tchula spent
Sunday with Mrs. H.. A. Causey
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-06-28
Chairmsn Chosen

Chairmen Chosen h
V. T. Anthony, representative of
the National Foundation of In
fantile Paralysis met with a few
Holmes residents Monday at 4 d.
m. at the Holmes County Health
department, with A. P. Carroll
named chairman, and Malcolm
Phillips, vice chairman, to serve
during the campaign for next
year. Mrs. Alice S. Ratcliff was
named secretary and Mrs. w. S.
Sample, treasurer.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-06-28
Plan North Carolina Trip

Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Blanton, Jr.
plan to leave Sunday morning for
Montreal, North Carolina, where
they will attend the annual Pres
byterian Leadership school. They
will 60 via Atlanta, where they
will visit the Rev. and Mrs. Spiva
L. MCCULLOUGH.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-06-28
Arkansas Guests

Mr.. ana Mrs. H. A. Horn and
Henry Horn Burge from Hardy,
Arkansas, were recent visitors of
the G. B. Horns on Castallian
Springs road.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-06-28
TO Leave Saturday

To Leave Saturday
Mrs. j. B. Thompson will leave
Saturday for Tecumseh, Oklaiio-
ma, for a visit with her sister, Mrs.
Cotton, for one week. With her
VIII be Miss Roberta DeLoach,
and Mrs. Hilda Aldy. who will
continue on a two-week tour of
the West.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-06-28
Visits Son

Visits Son
Mrs M. H. Gross of Franklin,
Georgia, is visiting in the home
of her son, Jake Hermann.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-06-28

To Move Monday
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Huntington
and Mr.. and Mrs. James Odom
will move Monday to Durant
where they will make their home.
They will live in one Of the ]. T.
Nicely apartments.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-06-28

Miss Nancy Dacus has returned
from a visit with her cousin, Miss
Martha Jean Dacus, in Winona.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-06-28
Leave For Little Rock

Leave For Little Rock
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles c. Taylor
and family left Saturday for Lit
tie Rock, Arkansas, to spend sew
eral days, They were expected
back on Wednesday of this week.
The Durant news. (Durant, Miss.) 1882-1985, 1951-06-28

Visits Daughter
Mrs. S. H. Birmingham is spend
ing this week in Memphis in the
home of her daughter, Mrs. John
Hull.
Reported Improved
Gresham Daniel returned on
Thursday from the &c hospital
in New Orleans and is reported
much improved.
Allisons Visitors
Mrs. M. j. Fowlkes and Mrs. w.
w. Winborn were recent Allison's
visitors.
Evening star., 1951-05-11
Disagreement on Split
Delays Payment Of
Fee in Gas Case

Just how attorneys fees of
SIS. 900 are to be split among
these who successfully fought for
the $l,250,000 gas rate. refund
Ito consumers remained in doubt
today.
Meanwhile. counsel for the
washington Gas Light Co. fled a
motion yesterday, asking for re-
trial of court proceedings relating
to the method of refund.
This latter move was made i'm
mediately after District Court
Judge T. Alan Goldsborough. who
heard the rate case. had signed
an order providing for payment of
the $1,000 fee to the attorneys.
lat the same time, he suggested
Ito Attorney C. Oscar Berry of the
gas company that the company
defer payment until some deci-
sion has been reached by those
concerned as to how the fee should
be split.
Those figuring in the fee dis
Ipute are Attorney William A.
Roberts, Attorney Vernon v.
Baker, chairman of the Public
Utilities Committee of the FEEDER
alton of Citizens Associations, and
Herbert P. Leeman, president of
the federation.
Mr.. Baker, who was plaintiff in
the suit. for some time carried the
refund fight alone, supported by
Mr.. Leeman. Mr.. Roberts entered
the case last June in behalf of
MFR. Baker.
Mr.. Roberts informed Judge
Goldsborough yesterday that he
had offered Mr.. Baker and Mr.
Leeman 20 per cent of the fee. or
some $11 900, but it was rejected
Mr.. Roberts then informed the
court he was making another offer
Iof $4,000 to Mr.. Baker and
s., 900 to Mr.. Leeman. This, too,
was declined. Mr.. Leeman in
formed the court he and Mr..
Baker want half of the fee.
The order signed by Judge
Goldsborough also allowed Mr..
Roberts $12.715 for expenses in
connection with the case. More
than $1,000 of this sum is to go
to the federation, it was said.
Evening star., 1951-05-11

France and Germany. under a
new pact, will assist each other
in production of films.
Evening star., 1951-05-11
Congress Heights Citizens
Back Drive 10 Get Schools

The Congress Heights Citizens
Association has allied itself with
other civic groups around 1t to
accelerate school construction in
the Congress Heights Washington
Highlands area.
The plan calls for citizens as
sociations, parent-teacher and
business mems groups in the area
to send a representative to Con-
|gressional hearings on the District
budget in an effort to get plan
ming funds for a junior high
school in the area and to ask i'm
mediate building of a 24-room
elementary school The budget
now calls for a 16-room school
which can be expanded to "a
rooms as the need arises.
The Congress Heights groups
action followed a talk by Charles
Price, president of the Washing
ton Highlands Citizens Associa-
ton, explaining what he thinks
the area can expect in the next
four years in the way of school
needs and outlining the plan for
getting behind a single represent
ative.
In another action. the Congress
Heights group voted to extend its
eastern boundary to include the
newly developed area called Con-
gress Park. Prior to last night,
the area had not been in the
jurisdiction Of any association.
The meeting. conducted by
Warren r. Ferris, was held in the
Congress Heights School, Fifth
street and Nichols avenue Sc.
Oa-and the men tionable ness of
Evening star., 1951-05-11
Lutheran Women
To Hold Spring Rally

The Lutheran Women's Mis-
sionary League Washington Zone
will hold its seventh annual spring
rally tomorrow, beginning with a
/ pm. luncheon in Christ Lu-
theran Church, Sixteenth and
IGallatin streets NV.
Speakers will be Mrs. Clarence
T. Nelson. wife of the Rev. Clar-
ence T. Nelson, pastor of Angus
tana Lutheran Church; the Rev
George H. Sommermeyer of Bal
ltimore, and Mrs. Eric johnson.
Evening star., 1951-08-19

Ice. PVT. OFFICE in lawyers suite
share recp, rm,; attractivelS anu
fully furn.; air-cond.; excel. location
elevator bldg: very reaS. rent 70
suitable tenant; no lease REQUIRED
Evening star., 1951-08-19
FARMS

WANTED-Completely modern large
farm home. with substantial acre.
age; $4,000 maximum. Give all
details. Box 81, Star. -:.3
$40 DOWN and $40 a month buys
40 acres of land with fair S-room
house. electricity available; fair
barn and machine shed. corn CRIB;
cellent pond site. This property is
located one mile from State road;
road into property very bad. but can
be fixed for approximately $100.
Total price. So, 1OQ. !; B. BROOKS,
Orange. Va. tph. 7344>. 10
NEAR MIDDLEBURG, VA GEN.
TLEMAN'S CHARMING 34-AcRh
baths. completely modern. Streams
springs, blue grass, fruit trees. barns
w. A. HEILPRIN. Bluemont 271I,
RE. 5172. Rt. y. 8. 90 to Middle
burg. then north on 626, Ga mi
Ia mi. Alt. IT.. Va. rt. to Round
Hill. then south on 7I9 4 MI, con.
tinuing on 73S-537-736 miles.
I39 ACRES with over 1 mile frontage
on Goose Creek. Good fve-room
house with bath and electricity.
stock Darn. granary, COW barn with
IA stanchions and box stalls.
pens, excellent land for farming
and grazing, fenced. beautiful bldg.
site with view OF 3 mountain ranges;
Is miles from Washington. MRS.
STANLEY CARPER. agent, Mclean,
Va Elmwood 3505. 1g'
$500 DOWN, SIS monthly buys 11O
acres; fronts State rd, 30 miles
west Richmond; 8 acres open: large
new barn; stream; no dwelling
electricity; balance cut-over wood
land; So, 800, WILLIAM A. COOKE,
CLOSE IN, IFS ACRES, 80 bearing
apple trees, grapes, garden. 2-rm.
asbestos shingled cottage with cleo,
shed, hog house and pen, Y stands
OF bees. fine 7-year-old mare, cider
mill. wheelbarrow. All for S4,650.
Cash required, $1,000. Immediate
possession, W. w. BURNS, exclusive
ageRt KE. S-6366.
Evening star., 1951-08-19
sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

MAINE-Retirement home; furn'd.;
rms, fireplace. oil heat. garage,
bathhouse; on Renobscot Bay,
Write r. G. sRYE. 20 searsport
ave. Belfast. Maine.
REHOBOTH BEACH. DEL.---Cottages
rent Labor Day wk., S45 up; new -
bedrm. cottage. special Sept. rate.
KfTTYHAWK, n c.-ocean.front
W1IDWooD. N - ocean-,ront
apts. furnished: sleeps q; private
bath: hkspg.; best buy In town;
$50 weekly for September. BRYNE
CO 1910 Boardwalk. Wildwood.
N. ] Phone 2-2S26.
CAROLINA BEACH, N. c. Largess
in N. C:(--Furn:, ocean-tront cot
refgr.. con. hot water rooms. 1O-hr.
drive from y; e. Dunn lNN; .Cx
REHOBOTH BEACH, DELAWARE---
Ocean block. 3-bedrm. cottage, mod.
ern, conv.., exclusive, section. SEPT,
Or Ssrvii,s. aS.-E Mo ARTHUR MORRIS. &c Cen
LOT on WATERFRONT at Lake
Jackson; cheap. Also Boy Scout
equipment. Call Ii. 4-S670. 10
REHoBETH BEACH. DELAWARE
Rent ..'Ona" Cottage. 4S Delaware
ave-, by the week or longer: months
Sept. and Oct. l block from ocs m
and business section; for info,
write MRS. s. O'NEAL, Al Delaware
ssyye;a or 1wl,,to phone .,ss Rehobeth Beach
Continued on Next Passl
Evening star., 1951-08-19
2014 14th ST. NV.

EN-. 800,
Evening star., 1951-08-19
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

IN D. c. SECOND COMMERCIAL.
able for. manufacturing; on high
way. Call Mr.. CastonSuay,. VI. 1859,
Sundays or evenings: other times
st. NV. MA. 1866.
1922 14th ST. NV. Rear)-Lge.
warehouse In downtown area; $50
per mo. JUSTINE REALTY CO..
Az 9th st. St; NJ SU DI. 52S5ip 52mS55ipr4oIIsr s
ENTIRE UPPER FLOOR in downtown
bldg. adjacent Conn. ave. and
St.; $500 So. #. floor area incl.
finished ofnces, electric elevator;
heat furn. Ideal for. tire and bat
terry distributors, electronics. etc.
See Mr.. Norris. WEAVER BROS,
INC, DI; 5000; eyes, CEi s23s
masonry ma bldg. Reas. rent. "a. uN'
Asrao3 seps. 10. *,1HO 4i sSj ss{6s7 til % PM.
aft,I and sundays. Lo. 3-924l'
GEORGE PARKER R
WAREHOUSES; CONSTRUCTED to
suit tenants; r.r. siding avail: In
Rockville section. of Rt. 24O. Phone Phone
rsss ~; Gl9S' IitS ST NV. rear-Large
warehouse. downtown Washington
SS5 per mo. J. GERALD JUSTINE.
aAn M 5tb t6bMsSMEKctA2. n nS Rl Sgsh; entire End
L st. between 2nd and 3rd ne,
adjo.ning Uline Arena. GREEN
STREET. Ii. 3-7O94.
Evening star., 1951-08-19
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

IN CENTER OF TOWN, 4-story brick
warehouse; electric. elevator. 150-lb.
floor load. containing 10000 So. It,
OF floor area. Oil heat: first-class
condition. Priced for early sale. or
might lease floors. Mr.. Norris.
WEAVER BROS. INC, washington
Bldg, DI. $500: ewes, CHI. 1888,
CONSTRUCTION a
specially Wide experience, our
prices are low. Phone TU. 0130.
IN CENTER OF TOWN, 4-story Drk.
warehouse; excellent condition; con-
tanning nearly $4,000 So. IT. floor
area; approx 150-pound floor load;
electric elevator; 2 floors leased; 2
floors available; suitable woodwork
ing, pattern. cabinet making, dis
play advSt., etc. Priced for prompt
sale. Call Mr.. Norris. ewes, CHI.
9238. WEAVER BROS, INC. Wash
inRton Bldg DI $500,
Evening star., 1951-08-19
Loudoun County
HOMESITFS

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Young have
agreed with me to sell over 10C
acres of their beautiful 700-acrt
estate in large homesites. This estate
County, Va. 25 miles west Of Wash
ington. 10 miles east of Leesburg,
and bounded for over 3 miles by
Broad Run Creek and the historic
Potomac River.
These new homesites will be served
with 24-foot graded road. of which
20 feet will be hard-surfaced with
mscadam. built to specifications re-
auired by Loudoun County coming
All tracts priced at s1,25O. First to
TS rSnse fnom ons s aere foOSs 70 over acres
Larger plots may be obtained by
combining. Come see this beautiful
location which has many points rec
ommending 1T. Just think of the
following and see II you can find
/; New hard-surfaced road to every
2. Electricity available to every tract.
.. Telephone available to every tract.
School bus right by property.
Churches within walking. distance.
D; III. IL you want waterfront - we
s; II you want wooded seclusion-we
Z. II you want open plot-we have it.
5. II it's view you long for-come
and see.
D. Fisherman-stay at home with
fishing at your front door.
Land Is fertile, trees healthy and
the neighborhood is one of Loudoun
County's best and right in the mid
Ole OF Virginia's tremendous devel-
opment. Loudoun County is famousl
for its peoples gracious living. its
sound government and low taxes,
its good farming and livestock
raising methods. its leadership in
dairying and horse raising, its good
schools and churches and its plans
for better ones. Loudoun County
offers the most complete induce
ment to homeseekers Of any county
near Washington.
small cash payments accepted. Ball
ance. to suit any reasonable require
ment.
Open 10 Till Night, Sun.
20 reach: West on Route Z fourteen
miles past Tyson's Corner, take last
right turn before crossing Broad
Run Greek Bridge.
COLEMAN c. GORE, LEESBURG, VA.
PHONE 49-W-13
ROBERT B. YOUNG, HERNDON, VA. !
PHONE 53-W-3
Evening star., 1951-08-19
DESK SPACE

BARR BUILDING. 91u 18th st NV
near Conn. and Knew modern
attractive desk space for those wht
want the best. Receptionist. switch.
board. mail and telephone answerins
service available Call ST 34o6
$I5 MO.-Desk space in office bldg
in heart Of business center in Hy.
susst spect cali LEO M. BERNsTEiN &
CO.. 1415 K st. n.w.. ME. 5402
Ewes, GE. 0619.
ALERT telephone secretarial service
convenient downtown address. Still
time to be listed in new telephone
directories Careful attention tt
MAILING PRIV. SIS, or desk $40 mo.
including secretarial service, us'
typewriter. Dictaphone. ETC.; McKim
bIug, 1911 q NV, Suite 4U4.
Evening star., 1951-08-19
80 MILES TO D. G.
OFF ROIJTE Oil
LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

BURNT MILLS VILLAGE--Beautiful
wooded homesiteS; restricted devel-
opment of rambler-type homes; per-
manent street improvements. Come
out Colesyille pike about | mile be-
E1nS EEESrER -Four xcSsiTe GoFnerS xs.at Eli do
F2nRfA% 2msf * prS.SNsETfYi pCSuNTY s.s wooded
country acres. Is miles D. c.;
stream; $3.50 per acre. Easy terms.
Owner ieaving town. OW. O912,
SEVERAL LGE. LOTS. on a hill with
big trees. slopine to eyer-flowinR
stream; within II mi of Washins-
ton. on hard road. want oiier on
gaF,t gRa',moOd or al. al; g & saos McNAB. 90 Us
4 ACRES. Fairfax County: good build
ing site; 90 mi. to D. c. $4,000 Boz
NICE LONG LOT; garsgs; Z i rooms.
Ei9s ER9 Ri Rsaa!asf55s af5. AccoEeet. d aAHa 8d
ALLEY LOT-52x39 IT.. improved
with z garages; located at 18th
4 H sts; Sc; full price, sl:soo.
IS ACRES or on state road near Mar
shall Hall. Md; partly wooded. SH.
NlAR.TTH ARL.-A acre lot. 100 #.
$500. Call OK. 3615. -23,
BETHESDA-Ramble site, over t.
900. So. IT. of beautifully wooded
land for builder or s,e future t,In. home home
mits and loan Commitment avail
able to purchaser. $1,000. Inspect
NARp y. WALDER, sH. ziss or
1sacRE esi Ell Tors. mr.. Indian Head hwy
IL mi. D. C.; easy terms. JAMES
E MAHONEY, HU. 5410. --19
Two Ils-ACRE LOTS, mr.. N. O..
Lab. Md; s.; 250 each; terms.
FRANK CRAvER. GE. 4635 or GE.
ACRES ACRES ALONG HIGHWAY, wash
inston to Marlboro, $500 per acre.
Call HI. 9137, Sun. or evenings.
Al ACRES, surveyed In acre tracts.
near Laurel. Md. Of Montgomery
HiHiN lGfqi EpEfSd. sfssi q GN da'GSO' o5is terms
BERWYN HGTS., large cleared level
lot. 5ox2Q0. with water. sewage and
all utilities available; only $500;
-S100 down and easy, terms. ALVIN
house on. main hwy. $500; COM
mercial property. Also 10. acres,
same location. very reasonable. Call
Mr.; Randsl; Lu4 4-723o. with CO.
LAKE BARCROFT. facing lake. Must
dispose immed. VIII sacrifice. IA.
MNolSi,TGsoMERY MN1li,soMERY COUNTY. Md. 1oI
acres, beautiful building sites, on
hill: reasonable. Rockville 4643.
NEAR FALLS CHURCH, Fairfax
County, several lots and small acre.
age. tracts available with city water
and gas. Call Mr.. McGinnis AP.
359I for details and PRICES. LOUIS
p. SHOEMAKER. 2057 Wilson blvd,
Ma. 1166.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY. vicinity
Oxon Hill. 81 wooded and rolling
acres. nice stream; suitable for small |
estate or acre site development: good
hedge against imitation. Price, S360 |
per acre. Terms arranged Call Mr. |
McGinnis, AP. 3597. or LOUIS p. |
SHOEMAKER. 1913 X st. NV. MA.
2 ACRES, $50 IT. frontage; excel for
homesiteS. On Leesburg rd.. Va,
Rt. z. close to Sterling I'd. Reas
YOUNG. Dale 9157.
COUNTY, have
acreage in all sizes and price ranges;
some nave homes for remodeling.
MRS; ROSS. oaithersburg 424w or
WOODBRIDGE, vA.-3 LOTS each
S0x1s5 feet. II miles from D. c.
BS..s BY Shirley hyy. Quick sale. Gan
rWO ACRES, shade and fruit trees,
Thompson rd., Spencerville, Nd.
Phone Ashton s7ss. 1s'
Evening star., 1951-08-19
Colonial FarnStead

Money.making layout-$9,000 yrly.
income from five acres tobacco re-
ported. $50 acres; about 80 for
corn, wheat, etc.; stream-watered
pasture, wdland.; Al location-on
State hway., ] mi. to village or
depot. 35 mi. to Washington; dis.
features. 8 rms, . halls, bath, elec.,
phone and four hreplaces, cool
shade, tenant house. three huge to-
bacco barns. poultry house, bldgs.
in cd. repair. ''stear' at S35.500,
terms. Tenant farmer reported
hannah. STROUT REALTY, Port
Tobacco. Maryland. Bargain Lists
Mailed Free
Evening star., 1951-08-19
WAREHOUSES WANTED

WILL BUY OR LEASE 10000 feet.
md commercial in or near D. c.
Gays or evenings; other times. LOUIS
SHOEMAKER, 1719 K ST.. Ma. loo.
WANT 3,5OO- 900 FIT. in D. C.. to
lease. 3 years or more. Call Mr..
evenings; other hours. LOUIS p.
SHOEMAKER. 1719 K st. NV. ma.
I fiN
Evening star., 1951-08-19
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

SOUTHERN MARXlAAND
FOR INVESTMENT or subdivision.
Opposite Andrews Field; . acres or
Near Bryan's I'd. and Mattawoman
Creek and State road; $50 acres;
COBB ISLAND-Rambling 5-rm. cot
tage suitable year round occupancy;
= baths; . porches; oil heat. cleo
tricity, telephone; Artesian well; 70:
acre lot, handicapped: many f1ne fruit
trees as,,fos ss 1rtSs. pEsssy ssqsss se
WHITE NECK CREEK-Excellent
anchorage; o-room cottage, cleo
tricity, artesian well. 9 OIL. 10 fruit
trees; 1-aacTe lot; SCOTT. water
front; ~; ;699g,rr O.. ,... r.
oDoSsa oDDSsits No RSsk S,iid,nss p0in ooo acres
ST. CLEMENTS sHORES--Cottage:
4 rooms, bath, oil heater, electricity;
shade trees, lawn, fruit; $4,260.
CHARLES COUNTY, near Port To-
bacco-40-acre farm, 3 acres culti-
waited; 6-rm. cottage, large tobacco
barn. garage, poultry house; good
tobacco or truckins soil; immediate
AND BUSINESSES-Lo-
cations in fast-erowing towns; tracts
of 8 acres or more, suitable retire.
ment homes or small farms; on
beautiful rivers and excellent hieh-
ways. Map on request.
LEONARD SN1DER, La PLATA. MD.
HALF WAY between Baltimore and
Washington. nr. Route $50 acres
with lge. modern 5-bedrm. house
Can be separated into = apis. Ions
SANDY sPRINd REALTY CO.
Ask OperAt0r for Ashton o49l.
Evening star., 1951-08-19
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(continuedl /.

ATTRAC. PVT. OFFICE. in nicely
Circle Bldg. DE. 950l. "a
St4 AND 4 SITS; nv Mio1o-sscond- N -fiSoI
sersiee seiGqisef fnsnished nsni sn TaoMAsh fS Ash'cT
FISHER 4 co. INC. 7as 18th AZ
NV. TRANSFER POINT outside
s;, dentists t sas and LAB. GG. sS ss4s. -.Si II
1918 II ST, NV, End A.: 8 .ofices
and pvt layatory: S126. Cali Ma
ALLISON BLDG.-ofice space. $50 to
800 it.. free parking. good NV, To-
cation. B. B. ALLISON. dE. o5l3.
PRIVATE OFFICE; furnished. in
asent 'aa ii.' pref. SA. fesaS or Go. iati elIi.
zoos X ST. NV. nr, g. W. Hospital
ssSS sssaetojN COM M AVE. iif! eNw.-Entire end
f.. nr. Shoreham and Wardman
Hotels. crosstown bus. Vacant. Wo.
End VCtoMMERCIAL-Entire End A..
fireproof construction; 2.100 50. IT.:
L st. between 2nd and 3rd ne, ad-
Joining Uline Arena. GREENSTREET,
DOWNTOWN-Entire floor; modern.
large open space; ideal for nat. or
local organization. CO. 5l97. ELLIS.
nth AND N. Y. AVE. N.W.-6-rm.
suite avail. in downtown elev. once
bldg. linn. occup. Reas. rent. Ap-
ply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO.,
1913 K st. NV, ME. 5400.
3-RM. SUITE, downtown ofice bldg,
elev. and char service included In
rent. Reasonable. Imm. occup. APP
ply LEO M. BERNSTEIN 81 CO..
Realtors. 14l5 K st. NV. ME. 5402
trally located Office bldg. consisting
of 2 lge. rms. and reception rm.
Avail. for imm. occup. Reas. rent.
Call LEO. M. BERNSTEIN g. CO.,
14I5 x st. NV. NE. 5400. Ewes,
5000 COW. AVE. N.w.-suite con-
Sisting of 4 lge, rms. and reception
rm. Immed. occup., reas. rent. APP
ply LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN & CO., NE.
5402. One rin of also avail.
18th AND SITS. N.W.--3 Ice. rms.
bath. Excellent for comb. studio
and liv. qtrs. ONCE and living qtrs..
etc. Call ME. 5402. LEO NJ. BERN
STEIN 81 CO., Realtors. 1415 K st.
NV.
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