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Evening star., 1951-06-18

BEATRICE WEST. +. Secy.
GRIFFIN. CHARLES E. On Thursday,
june IA, 1851, at Gallinger Hospital,
CHARLES E. GRIFFIN Of 914 3rd st.
ne. husband Of Mrs. Emily Grimm. son
Of Mrs. Mary Grimm. brother Of Mrs.
Sadie Burley, Mrs. Pearl PANEL. Louis
and John William Grimm. He also leaves
a. host Of other relatives and friends
The late Mr.. Grifan viii rest at the above
residence after pm. Monday. Funeral
Tuesday, June 10, at / pm, from the
New Mount Zion Baptist Church, 18th
and SITS. ne. 1nterment Lincoln Me-
mortal Cemetery. Services by Stewart.
HALL, MARY ELIZABETH. On Sunday,
June n. 1851, at Baltimore, Md, MARY
ELIZABETH HALL, beloved wife OF the
late J, johnson Hall and mother of
Mrs. Grace B. Galbraith Mrs M Eliza
beth Greene. Mrs Regina A. Darling,
= Lester and William Z. Han; Funeral
st. NV. on Wednesday, June 90, at $40
an REQUIEM mass at st: Pauls Church,
9th and v SITS. NV, at 3 am. Rela-
tives and friends invited Interment
Mount Olivet Cemetery. 19
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ShEEN, FRANCES. Forest Temple No. 8
H. is notified to meet in a ses-
3 &NS sion Of sorrow Monday, June
H Is, 1851, at $3.50 pm. to ar
Ill WJl range for the funeral of
WV Daughter FRANCES GREEN,
80 to be held Thursday. June 81,
- at l pm. at Zion Baptist
Church, + st. between 3rG and 4th SITS.
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CARLSON. VICTOR A. IN loving memory
oay 81 my dear husband, VICTOR A. CARL
son. who passed away one year ago
today. June Is. 1850.
I watched you slowly fade away,
COD vas watching from above:
! prayed SO hard for you to stay,
But God took you home to share
His love.
Your memory is all I have now,
Your cares are all at rest:
Happy am I who today can say,
, l loved you and did my best.
1t is lonely here without you.
T., And md SO sad along life's way;
IN my heart your memory fingers
This Is the day God called you away.
No one knows how much I miss YOU,
no one knows the bitter pain;
haye t suffered since l lost you.
Your LoV1NG WIFE. WIFE NJ Myrtle. FILE;
COATES, WILLIAM T. In sad but loving
memory of our dear husband and father.
WILLIAM T. COATES who departed this
HIS HIS Sx oyN y1sEs aEp 1S TO-DAY N.NRr Rf Is la4S
AMP LOVING DAUGHTER. VIVIAN
DONALDSON, GEORGE Z. In loving mem
ory OF our devoted husband, father and
who departed this life six years ago
today. June Is, 1945
l do not need special day
10 orlng you to my mind;
Ihe days l do not think of you
Are very hard to find
often sit and think of you,
When ! am all alone;
For memory is the only thing
That grief can call its own.
BELOVED WIFE. y MARY.
Peaceful be thy rest, dear dad,
Tis sweet to breath thy name;
In life we loved you dearly,
In death we do the same
LOVING CHILDREN AND GRANDCHII-
GATELY, ELIZABETH. In loving and
ELIZABETH GATELY. who departed this
tnIo a o n %
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JERDONE, HERBERT II. On Sunday June
Il. 1851. at his residence 3R1R Conn

II. 1901, at ms RESIDENCE, 3bI6 Conn.
Sre sTetber vi M4s KaaSeripe T.
of Washington, D. c.; Miss Ann Jerdone
of New York City, N Y: Mrs. Lille
Jerdone of Pulaski. Va. Mrs. William
and John Jerdone of Charleston, s. c.
Services at the s. H. Hines Co. Funeral
Home, 2901 14th st. NV, on Tuesday,
June 10, at 8 pm. Services and inter-
ment on Wednesday, June 10, at
Orange, Va
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MURPHY. CHARLES HI. Members Of the
Association of Retired Police
<An.He men will assemble at the Holy
Comforter Church, 14th and
T. A East Capitol sts., at am,
hS4 Tuesday. June 10, 1851, to
attend the last rites for our
late comrade. CHARLES H.
MURPHY. Interment Arlington Ma
tional Cemetery
e. e. DILLON. President
Evening star., 1951-07-22
JBethesdo-Lower Montgomery County
|Buy and Mountains Prove
PopuIur Vacation Spots

their vacations for the past sew
eral years. They will start on
their 1851 vacation on the 26th
and will be at Big Winn Inn, Lake
of the Bays, in Ontario Province
Tor q month or six weeks. Mrs.
E. A. Merritt came from Florida
last week and will 60 to Canada
with Mr.. and Mrs. Wilcox. Mrs.
Merritt, who lived in Chevy Chase
for many years, is now spending
the greater part Of the year in
Miami, Fla, where she has built
a new home. While she is in
Washington she is staying at the
Wardman Park Hotel.
Sara Hadley. clerk of the Flor
ida Avenue Friends Meeting of
Washington, went to Boston two
weeks ago for a Today visit with
her brother, Harold Hadley, and
his family. and she is now tour
ing the New England States be-
fore returning to Bethesda, where
she makes her home.
DR.. and Mrs. Calvin Keene are
at their farm in Prattville, N. Y,
for the summer and during their
absence their home In Garrett
Park is being occupied by Mr..
and Mrs. Stanton E. Shelton of
Washington.
DR.. and Mrs. Clifford Rodlun,
long time residents Of Bethesda,
left during the past two or three
days for Florida to make their
Evening star., 1951-07-22
By Lillian Arthur

To a Marylander there's only
one bay and that's the Chesapeake.
And the little note Of affection
that creeps into their voices when
they say the name conjures UP
memories of long. restful days on
one of the shore resorts and OF
moonlight evenings on the water.
which seems to have a newer and
lovelier color with every hour.
The folks that have boats large
enough for weekend cruising, like
the Martye II that the Randolph
Bishops get in the water with the
first warm day OF early summer.
are the ones that get the most
fun out of the bay-at least that's
what the Bishops think.
They have been going almost
every week end for some years
and they cruise in and out of the
many inlets along the shore line.
Mrs. Bishop has collected a num-
ber of books about the bay and
is getting to be quite an authority
on its history and the places to
go-although she won't admit it.
Usually they take guests with
them. Last week end they had
their son, Randolph B. Bishop and
his pretty wife. the former Vir-
ginia Hilland and their baby
daughter, Valerie Ann with them.
Next week end they will have
Mr.. and Mrs. James Higgins of
Front Royal: and on through the
summer there will be other guests.
Mr.. and Mrs. Curtis Walker are
also spending the summer at the
bay. They are on Gibson Island
and are staying at the hotel.
DR.. and Mrs. Felix Morley will
also spend most of the summer on
the island where they are build
ing a new home that they will
some day use as permanent
residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Evan A. Sholl like
the mountains for their vacation
and for many years they have
gone to oBuck Hill Falls, the settle
ment of the Society of Friends in
the Poconos. This year they took
a trip west and they will be at
the Broadmoor in Colorado Springs
until the end of August except for
short trips to Salt Lake City, Utah,
and Phoenix, AriZ.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank P. Wilcox
have been going to Canada for
Evening star., 1951-07-22


When Gloria Lloyd, who not
30 long ago was one of the buds
in my bouquet of long-stemmed
beauties and now has blossomed
into a Hollywood starlet, made a
flying visit to New York I cornered
her for a contribution to the
model talk that goes on in this
column.
/; AS the daughter of my friend
Harold Lloyd. I knew could de-
pend on Gloria for some pointers
on how to win the charm sweep
stakes.
How about leading off with
what you consider the most inn
portant secret of charm" prod
ded.
That's easy!" said Gloria. RE
membering that the eyes of some
one are always on you is the
best spur to charm a woman can
have. If she keeps that in mind
she'll always try to make sure
that her posture, clothes and
grooming are the best that she
can muster. Tt doesn't matter is
a thought that will just never
enter her head when it's some
thing that concerns her actions,
appearance or speech. With that
as an approach to her life no
woman can fail to charm"
"Is that what you do?" I in
Quired.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

The dean Of men at George
Evening star., 1951-07-22

Washington University and Mrs.
Max harrington and their two sons
have gone to Milford, Del. for a
months vacation with Mrs. Far
|rington's mother, Mrs. Thomas r.
Wilson.
Miss Charlotte Ann Emerson,
one of Bethesda's college girls, is
home from her second year at
Duke University and is. now on
Evening star., 1951-07-22

The Chevy Chase Presbyterian
Church was the scene Of the we'd
ding yesterday Of Miss jeanne
Arlene Montgomery and Mr..
James Warren Smith, the Rev.
James F. Lindquest officiating.
The reception followed in the
home of the brides parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Walter H. Montgomery,
on Jones Mill road in Chevy
Chase. Mr.. Smiths parents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Jay Stanley Smith
of Arlington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Smith will live at
1112 North Kennebec street in
Arlington.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

Governors Island in New York
Harbor. where she is visiting Col.
and Mrs. William H. Nutter at
Col. Nutter's new station there.
When she returns to Bethesda,
Miss Emerson will go with her
father and mother, Mr.. and Mrs.
William H. Emerson, to Rehoboth.
where they have taken a cottage
for the month Of August.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

future home. Their home in
Locust Hills will be occupied by
the dean of the Montgomery
County Junior College, DR.. Hugh
Price, and Mrs. Price.
Mr.. and Mrs. William s. Bowl
ing will go to HagerStown, Md.
at the end Of the week for a short
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Evening star., 1951-07-22
Corn Bread

Next time you make corn bread
for Sunday breakfast dice some
bacon and sprinkle it over the
batter before baking. If the bacon
isn't as brown as you want it be-
fore the corn bread is done put
the pan under the broiler for a
few minutes. Good served with
eggs, fruit preserves, and lots OF
coffee.
Evening star., 1951-07-22
Rehr-Boin

Miss Nancy Lou Balm. daughter
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McRaven
Balm, became the bride yesterday
of Mr.. Bruce Roger Rehr, son of
Mrs. Garrett j. Rehr of Reading,
Pa. and the late Mr.. Rehr. The
Chevy Chase Methodist Church
was the scene of the ceremony,
the Rev. Clifford Homer Rich
mond officiating at noon, and the
reception was held in the Parish
Hall.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rehr will make
their home in Arlington.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

"Of course! Isn't that what you
told me to do when I was a neo-
Iphyte Powers Girl? It's a princi-
pile I've followed always. To carry
lit out, a girl has to be studying
all Of the time to learn as much as
she can if she is going to keep her
self attractive to the eyes and the
ears of her world. And the best
part of it is that you can't pursue
that sort of program and be bored
for minute; you're just too busy
keeping up with the world"
Sagacious girl, that Gloria!
What do the other starlets think
about such matters?" I asked.
Every single one has a serious
program for self improvement:
they believe in the model ways
just as much as I do. And be-
lieve me, they know the value Of
good grooming! I think it's the
most valuable accessory to charm
a woman can possess"
What! More valuable than
jewels or furs" I said with all
the mock shock I could muster.
More valuable than a mink
coat in january" affirmed lovely
! Gloria.
Evening star., 1951-07-22

blackwell, long time friends Of the
Bowling family.
Before leaving for Hagerstown.
Mrs. Bowling will spend a few
days in Southern Maryland with
IMr. Bowling's brother and sister
Iin-law, Mr.. and Mrs. Ruey P.
Bowling.
The dean of men at George
Evening star., 1951-07-22

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Evening star., 1951-05-20

3-ACRE PLACE in DicKerson--7-room
frame house with room for bath,
meathouSe, Toulouse and garage. all
in good shape: ground is level and
fenced; commuters train and all
activities nearby: $1,000, On terms.
E Z. Ruble, PoolesYille 21S4, with
Evening star., 1951-05-20
Peach and Chicken Farm

A rare opportunity to enjoy the bay
and. at the same time, enjoy the
profits from a peach and poultry
close to other well-populated
beaches and adjoining Triton Beach:
100 productive peach, 25 apple, sew
eral cherries, pecan and fig trees:
over. $1,000 in shrubbery. 1s acre Of
raspberries and blueberries; best
small barn; 8-rm. dwelling. On ac-
count of sickness, owner will sacri-
fee on reasonable terms for a third
less than the value
RUBY DOWNS
Real Estate and Insurance Broker
Wheeler's Hardware Bldg.
Deale. Md. West River 670S.
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FARMS

130-AcRE STOCK FARM. s-room
center-hall home, water and elec. !;
no central heat but newly painted.
Large corn house and wagon shed,
STOCK cattle barn; approx. 15 acres
wooded, balance in crop or grass;
good streams. miles west of
Route 240 in Sugar Loaf Mountain
area. 35 miles D. C. Price. 81, 900;
terms.
390-acre stock farm, 1O-room main
dwelling, two, 5-room tenant houses,
one with plumbing, Large bsmt,
Rs Barn; ncrss cora t,nlSo house; 40 acres grain;
80 miles B. b. c. Price. $50 per raSSre. acre.
291 -aere dairy farm. 9-room main
dwelling. Very modern. 2 tenant
houses, both with electricity and
water. 30-cow Washington dairy
barn and new silo. Basement barn
mile road frontage. 80 miles b. c.
Price, $500 per acre.
375-acre dairy farm, modern 4-bed-
room house, 3 other tenant houses,
with water and electricity. 60-cow
dairy barn, 24x60 maternity barn.
bull barn. 2 other barns. On hard
road; Abundance Of water, 80 acres
26 miles D. C. Price, Ss5,o00,
g acres. improved with 3 houses. (a)
Groom bungalow, oil heat, modern
bath. maids room; stream, garden
aoa eeiseea eiecrc5 s0sss and wafer az eseo
for S25 mo. Nice garden: (c) A.
room house. new roof, electricity,
well, garden space and stream. 32
miles D. c., west of Poolesville near
River rd. All for $4,000. Cal
Charles ha5 With H. ss11Ef Jamison Pe0asiye RoenEY
6S scrss das sobaace farm
IaFss streams rosd Ss hGasd and tse
phone available; occupied by good
tenant; 32 miles D: c.; $500.
2. 13O acres, near Chesapeake Bay
highway; ali utilities available: 81
miles b, c.; $1,000.
3. Ante-bellum plantation; $50 acres
10-room Colonial home, 2 farm
houses. barns; matured timber
streams; s.g paEed Ged highway; 80 miles
4; Is acres, 57room home, barn, sta.
BILE. chicken house, on paved high.
way, near Patuxent River; immedi.
ate possession; $1,000.
5. 43 acres on paved highway: 8.
room home, barn; near Patuxent
mediate possession; $3.50.
8. Colonial home on $50 acres; large
matured timber, running creek. .
tobacco barns. garage; being sold tc
settle estate; a real bargain, S9,95o
T. 155 acres, 100. acres under cuIti-
yation: 4 farmhouses. 5 tobacco
barns. running streams; a real in
yestment property; SO miles D. c.;
$4,000
Many other desirable waterfronts
Send your requirements. See ad
under 'Waterfronts for Sale" CAL
VERT REALTY AGENCY. opposite
Court House, Prince Frederick, Mary
land: Telephone los, 93-J or
225-J-1. Open Sunday. Inspection
by appointment only.
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"Priced Reasonable"
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

$4,000 SO. FIT. of ground, centrally
located, pvt. TT. siding and ONCE.
MA. 1856.
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Out of This World

An ideal retirement home-luxuriou
surroundings. beautiful residence,
stucco construction, Spanish style
gardens has 3 large bedrms,, ali
have elec. lighted cedar closets.
16x33 living rm, with fireplaces and
beautiful paneling, large picture
book" kitchen and dinette, tiled
hardwd. frs, Insulation and huge
easement windows with inside
screens, garage bldg: Handicapped
acres; State hwy. frontage, at village
edge 10-min. drive to smart city;
fariase Manro, sTRo6r Ps5S6' RE2LT9 e ~ P G. Box
So; Salisbury, N. C. Bargain lists
mailed free.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
1747 18th ST. NV.
INVESTMENT PROP wAhTEr

APIS. or commercial property. We
have the cash to invest for oul
clients. owners and brokers COOP
GRAFTON invited. Mr.. Arledge. AR
LEDGE BROS. 25:23 Wilson blvd
Nv 444S. OK 4333. ewes, FA. 1OIO
30
THIS OFFICE has clients wanting tc
purchase =, and b family apis.
in NV. for cash Call F. ELIOT
MIDDLETON REALTORS, RE. llSi
or WI S557 ewes.
CASH for / 6 or apt bldgs, pref
Sc location write P. o. Box 4Iol
SUBSTANTIAL CASH AVAILABLE
for immediate purchase of apart
ments, commercial. md trust notes
etc. KENMORE REALTY CO., EA'
$3.50, IA. 1906.
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On Shenandoah River

Delightful modern home, beautiful
view of valley and mountains, won
derful fishing, boating and bath
ing; the glistening white dwelling is
partially furnished, has 5 rms. and
bath, gas range, elec. refrigerator
and . porches. green carpet lawn,
cool shade trees, outdoor fireplace,
poultry houses; 10 acres, variety
to u: smart s eity; t Town. rt2eana d9eman: drise
$500: terms. E. c. Brumback,
STROUT REALTY. Middletown, Va.
Bargain lists mailed free.
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Montgomery Co. PrizeI

montgomery %. FIIZe!
EXCLUSIVE gentleman's dairy farm
only 20 miles to Washington, BEST
in county; 236 acres. 200 fertile
cror land; well-built master home
with spacious living rm., dining rm.,
modern impr.; beautifully land
scaped; also nice 5-rm. tenant
house: cemented dairy barn, 4Ox55
with 80 steel stanchions; double ga.
rage: many other bldgs; appraisa'
value far beyond asking price; 1st
time offered; owner RETIRING! NJ
los Croydon court, Apt. i. silve,
Spring, Md Phone Juniper 7-617S
BARGAIN LIST FREEl
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COLONIAL HOUSE FARM

Prosperous 12S-acre, well-fenced
good highway; lovely old 7-roon
brick Colonial house with stone
foundation, original portico, col.
umns and central hall; house ir
splendid condition, has electric wa.
ter pressure system; large barn ir
very good condition with Is stanch-
ions and drinking cups' also ser. sep.
shipped to Baltimore market; two
dairy houses, large machine and
tool sheds. two large corn cribs
brick meathouse, henhouse, two
silos and large cattle shed; private
stoned lane, several fine streams on
traordinary buy at S17,750, act at
once. Phone for appointment, H
p. BURDETTE & SON, Mt. Airy,
MA ph 1O2 o20 031 30
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Spring Catalog-
IFREFl

With 3,0s4 bargains. SO States.
Farms, village homes. resorts, auto
cts, stores hotels. etc, etc. Pic
lures galore. Stock crops, eqpt.,
furnishings often included Low
prices, many E-Z terms. Over 10O,-
600 satisfied purchasers. Beat in
flation. Tell US what where. price
and terms. Save thru STROUT
REALTY, 711-N Woodward Bldg,
Washington. Sterling 1884.
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s1x-RooM HOUSE and :. acres, o

SIx-RooM HOUSE and 7. acres. one
hr. D. c., on good I'd. A mile on
main hwy: church and store near
by; 3 good-sized rms, 1st floor;
bedrms., End floor: house, clean.
good condition; wired: elec. avail
able; handicapped, shade trees,
stream. spring with springhouse,
pasture. garden. mountain views,
stone fence. outbldgs.; only $4,950.
Liberal terms.
COMMUTERS STOCK FARM on good
road, / mile off main hwy, 81 miles
D. c.; so acres. all cleared, seeded
well drained: new 3-rm. cottage
with bath: expandable; one of the
prettiest spots in Va; adjoining
acreage available at reasonable
price to make big farm If desired
S11750. good terms. RALPH A.
STYER, Realtor, Pleasant Valley
Va, Phone Arcoia 1855 or Wo
671o
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s4s ACRES, 315 T1LLABLE; 2h
miles frontage on shenandoah; 10, 10
house, 2-rm. brick slave quarters
an outstanding farm. $4,000.
234 acres, s-rm. all modern home
2 tenant houses. g silos. other gooc
everything in Al condition. S63, 900
140 acres, S-rm. house. bath ane
electricity. nice fireplaces: 6-rm
tenant house, 30-cow dairy barn
other farm bldgs.; all in Al condi'
tion; also stocked fish pong: prop
sE4tyy ss4tyy, ,oHS' stocked and equipped for only
90 acres, 80 in orchard, . houses
/ modern. the other in need OF re:
pair, something nice at S23,50o. Al
equipment included such as tractor
Modern house is Of stone. and esti-
mated crop of apples for this veal
is 1S,700 bushels. Excellently To-
Gated.
IL acres, 11-rm. house, bath and "a
bone; o6 convenient to bus stores etc
1 acre, 6-rm. house, electricity and
bath roughed in; 3-rm. house with
electricity and water, all new. To-
Gated on main highway, Priced as
As acres. unimproved, on Blue Ridge
mountains. with nice view. Sl0t
per acre. or 10 acres, S1,250. The
tract as a whole has lovely stream
Excellently located.
523 acres, with , wonderful homes
each all modern; a real price tc
settle estate. Has wonderful setting
nice pool and pond and beautifully
Handicapped. Also have listing oi
$40 acres. horse farm. all in blue
grass. with an unexcelled group ot
farm bldgs. Priced reasonably. We
also have 303-acre property with 6
beautiful home. Also reasonably
priced.
All OF the above are worthy of a
buyers attention. we have man!
stock and grain, horse farms. coun
try homes, estates, town properties
unimproyed town lots and noun
tain, land. For your needs in rea
estate, see us.
|C. C. Elsea g. Son, Realtors
Bluemont, Virginia
Phone: Bluemont 2421
OFFICE OPEN ALL DAY SUNDAY.
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ROLLING RIDGE FARM

One of Montsomery County's
finest and most beautiful
cattle farms. Approx. $50
lush acres. only 6 miles from
Olney and % miles from
WASHINGTON. Fine barns and
tenant houses, complete with
all conveniences. The main
residence was constructed Of
brick prior to 1890 and has
been delightfully."- restored and
modernized It Is of medium
size and is in a beautiful set
ting of lovely trees, shrubs
and flower gardens. This prop
erty is ideal for you who wish
to combine productive farming
with delightful country living
within pleasant committing dis
tance. Very attractiyely priced
at $4,000. For further de-
tails or an appointment to
inspect. call Mr.. Price at DE.
4101 during ofilce hrs. or at
SH. 3541. ewes. Photographs
available.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
Exclusive Agent
1908 goth st. NV, DE. 4101.
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FAIRFAX COUNTY

Approx. 71-acre operating dairy farm
with 80 stanchion barn. 3 silos, 2
general purpose barns, machine shed
and several other smaller outbuild-
ings; S-rm. dwelling with cleo;
fronts on paved road about IA miles
from D. C. May be purchased with
more land. For further information.
dial
Mrs. VIM. H. Laughlin, Rltr.
Ell. 1925 or 1892. Mclean, Va.
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Excellent Investment
Arlington Realty Co.
QUIET VILLAGE

7-rm., 2-story frame home, with
basement: all modern improve
ments; on acres: small barn;
house and barn in very good condi-
tion; priced for quick sale at 50 800;
located in Haymarket, Va; approx.
80, mi. from D. C. For complete
details, call Mr.. Vernon Wood, Hay
market 6903, with
Arlington Realty Co.
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2 ACRES, 3-BEDRM. bungalow. .nr.
Forestville, Md. This dandy chicken
farm and excel. 6-rm. home with
ample ru. for extra apt. upstairs;
gas a.-e.h.. full basement; must be
seen to be appreciated. Ii. 3-63S6
'in 9i YOUNG q bows o.
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1000 r. I. AVE. NE.
Excellent corner location for store or
Office in the booming Woodridge
shopping area. R. G. DUNNE
23S5 r. l. ave. HO, O700.
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BUSINESS PROP. wrD. tcon..,

AM INTERESTED to buy for in
vestment. 4-family apts., modern
brick building; tenants to pay heat
and all utilities; must be reasonable.
Box 62-D Star 2ls