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The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-10-18

During this he resided Munson for all but short
riod which found him in Cleveland
Mr. Ppart has been married for 80 yeas and boasts of
Thomas and daughter Mrs Virginia Downs His daughter has
presented him with grandchildren.
Although his primary hobby fixing up around home, Mr.
Parpart enjoys hunting and fishing (when aos) He has
missed opening day baseball game for five
Aside from his work. many community organizations have the
of Mr. Parpa He of the Fowlers Mills Chris
Church. member of the school board and member of the
Chardon Chamber of Commerce
Yes Mr. Parpart busy man-but he always smile
and has chat with friends and neighbors.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-10-18
Permanent PaSturea.

Jobs that can be done now 10
improve permanent pastures In
clude clearing bushes and briars,
watching for fires, lining II lime
is needed, and applying fertilizer II
it has not already been applied.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-10-18
ert A. Sinarski of Hallway
Photographic Studio.

ert A. SinarSki of Hallway
Photographic Studio.
Petty thieves who have been
prowling Chardon at night
broke into the Thayer Milling
Company Monday night. Little
of value was taken. The thieves
failed in their amateur attempts
to open the safe. They rifled
the candy machine but the
Coke machine foiled them.
An automobile, stolen from
Robert Fulton, South Hambden
Rd., while he was parked in
front of a Chardon restaurant,
was found by sheriff's officers
last Sunday morning abandoned
in ditch on the Claridon
road.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-10-18
Coming Grspb
OCT. ID:

THURSDAY, OCT. 18:
Swiss Steak supper at Hamb-
den school. Also bazaar and
pony rides. Sponsored by the
P. T. A. Proceeds for payment
of new curtains in auditorium.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-10-18
THE RECORD, CHARDoN, OHIO. OCTOBER is, 1s51-5
Washington Borough,

ia.
MIR. Camp is assistant
plant manager for the P. c.
Beck Co., in Mentor.
Mrs. Camp says they all
like Chardon very much and
the children love the school
here.
The Geauga Republican-record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1922-1952, 1951-10-18

Herbert c. Parpart we'll known figure Geauga County
He born Munson and has spent the better part of his life
in and around the county.
Evening star., 1951-12-01
Points for Parents BY Edy'

Mother-Tomorrow evening at
our family council let's talk about
how much money we have a right
to spend for Christmas and plan
how we'll divide 1t.
Evening star., 1951-12-01
Rice in Greece.

Rice is going to help Greece bal
ance her budget. BY reason of its
fundamental role in the struggle
of existence, this food has acquired
a significance in human society.
A very important phase of rails
ing the food output in Europe is
the chronological assistance that is
given by the. Economic Cooperation
Administration in introducing new
crops and ways of growing them.
One of the most outstanding
achievements has been the produc-
ton of rice in Greece. In 1949, new
rice fields were built and planted
on alkaI and salt flats which had
been totally barren. These sterile
acres were induced to yield 80 BUSH
els to the acre. The first monetary
yield left the farmers speechless
The profit per acre was $40 in 1949
with our machinery and methods,
despite the domestic price rises
land the devalued drachma $4,000
ldrachmas to the dollar).
Today. rice is being grown on
wastelands in five different areas
Evening star., 1951-12-01
Take Ny Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby

Rockford: I'm tired of the way
my chum steals all the men. She's
not satisfied with one or two. but
wants 'em all. I need name I car
call her and still be lady.-Barbara
A. Try "polyandrlst," meaning
having many men"
Laguna Beach: Please tell us how
to pronounce vegetable.-V. C.
A. The word should have four dis
tinct syllables: VEDGE-uh-tuh-bl
incidentally, vegetable has a sur
prising origin: it comes from the
Latin vegere, meaning ito be active
quick moving; lively" which is ex-
actly what we do not mean wher
we say that we are beginning tc
"vegetate." And this proves anew
that words, especially those from the
Latin, have a way of outgrowine
their original meanings.
Houston: Please give the mean
ing and pronunciation of the woro
liaison.-B. A.
A. Liaison is from the French. In
military use it mean "intercommuni-
cations between command and its
subordinate units" .-.
There are three pronunciations fol-
this word which are heard with
about equal frequency: LEE -uh-zon
LEEauh-z'n: lee-AY-z'n. 1t is my
Evening star., 1951-12-01
Judge Dismisses S25O,0OO
Suit Against Milton BerIe
By the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Dec. IA State
Supreme Court justice has dis.
missed a $250,000 suit brought
against comedian Milton Berle
by woman who says she wrote
Ia novel for him so "he could gair
recognition in the literary field
The raven-haired writer, Anita
Roddy- Eden, sought the damages
on the grounds Berle refused to
send the manuscript to the pub
fishers.
Supreme Court Justice Morris
Eder dismissed the suit yesterday
saying that the alleged agreement
between the writer and Mr.. Berle
was a scheme Ito foist fraud on
the public" and thus was illegal.
Her complaint said they agreed
to the project in February, 1850,
with each to get an equal share in
the profits.
She said she completed the
novel, called THE Kneeling God"
but Berle decided against publica-
ton because an episode in it
paralleled a wrist-cutting affair
last July by the comedians former
wife, Joyce Mathews.
Evening star., 1951-12-01
Florida Tags Cost
New Yorker Jail
Term, $1,000 Fine
BY the Associoted Press

NEW YORK, Dec. 1.-Stanley
Goldman's idea of putting Florida
license plates on his car to beat
New York traffic laws backfired tc
the tune of a license revocation
Ia $1,000 fine and so days in jail
The 25-year-old Goldman sale
he got his Florida plates in the
name of a business associate
STANLEY Lambert of Miami.
Goldman accumulated 46 New
York City traffic tickets in less
than a year. But he never both
cred to pay one, believing that
nobody would worry much about a
violator who had gone back to
Florida.
Yesterday. Goldman was ar
rested for double parking. Police
had been getting quite familiar
with the Florida license number
and Goldman was hailed before
Chief Magistrate John M. Muir
Itagh.
Magistrate Murtagh handed
Goldman the triple penalty, the
Istiffest sentence of it's kind ever
imposed here.
Goldman wept but the magis-
trate grimly told him, you de-
serve no sympathy"
Evening star., 1951-12-01
Natures Children
By LiIIion Cox Athey

in Greece. BY 1852 a domestic yield
of 26,25O tons is expected. While this
is not enough to cover Greece's own
needs, as Greece is heavy importer
of rice for which it spends millions
of dollars each year, the extra in
come from their rice crops will en-
able the country to obtain other
badly needed food items.
Rice introduction started in 1947-S
under the able guidance of Wal
ter Packard, a member of the Amer
lean Mission for Aid to Greece. By
1949 the vast wastelands were lev
eled, bordered, ditched and planted
to rice. New life and hope have
come to the weary discouraged
farmers who now look forward tt
$4,000 tons in 1885,
There are still 250,000 acres OF
alkali wasteland to be reclaimed
But the people have evidence nov
to rely on, they have seen such rec
lamation. They are now more
machine minded, knowing thai
human labor is not as cheap as
they thought it was. They look to.
ward the day when vital food car
be raised at home.
Evening star., 1951-12-01
Board Approves Raises
In Three Textile Areas
BY the Associated Press

| RICHMOND, Dec. 1.-The re-
gional Wage Sterilization Board
yesterday approved wage boosts
for over 5000 textile workers in
Maryland. Tennessee and North
Carolina.
1 Chairman George E. Strong said
-four separate employee company
agreements were involved.
The largest group of workers
affected were 4,460 employees of
the Celanese Corp. of America
plant at Amcelle, Md, whose plea
for a general increase of 6 cents
an hour was okayed.
The regional WSB here turned
down five other petitions on the
basis of insufficient supporting
evidence, including plumbing and
heating supply dealers. Washing
ton, D. c., 235 union truck drivers
and helpers; lumber dealers of
Washington. 261 union checkers,
drivers and helpers, and Rochester
Ropes, Inc, Culpeper, Va, 131
lnon-union employees.
Evening star., 1951-12-01
Love Triangle Blamed
In Atlanta Girls Death
By the Associoted Press

ATLANTA, Dec. IA police of.
ficer said today that a triangular
love affair led pretty Martha Mel
IDinsmore. 10, to commit suicide
The girl, a clerical worker, was
found lying on a sidewalk early
yesterday with a bullet through
her heart.
Her former English professor al
North Georgia College, William
Edwin Clark, 43, was held in jail
to await an inquest, but Police 1t
L. T. Billiard said Miss Dinsmore
apparently killed herself.
1t. Billiard said Mr.. Clark gave
Ia straightforward account of the
attractive young woman's death
The former professor, now an
aluminium salesman. said Miss
Dinsmore drew a pistol and shot
herself after they returned from
a drive-in theater and she
stepped from his car at an apart
ment she shared with three other
girls.
Evening star., 1951-12-01
NEWS QUIZ
A One-Minute Test of Your
NeUS knowledge
By Tom Henry

/. SPUDS - Why is the
price of the lowly potato in
creasing?
2. JOB-Eric Johnston has
resigned as administrator of
the Economic Sterilization
Agency to return to his civil
ian job. What is that's
3. RAINS-Where is the Po
River, scene of a recent dev-
astating food?
4. VERSUS-What football
teams have accepted bids to
play in the Sugar Bowl on
New Years Day?
5. QUOTE - What elder
statesman said: TOO many
people are leaning on the
Government - and the Gov
ernment should be leaning on
the people more?
Answers.
/. For the first time in seven
years there is no surplus;
acreage was cut one fifth by
farmers when Government
subsidies were lifted a year
ago. 2. President of the Mo-
ton Picture Association of
America. 3. In Northern Italy
where thousands of acres in
the Po Valley were under
water. 4. Tennessee and Mary
land. 5. Bernard Baruch.
Tom Henry's "Quiz EN-"
appears every Sunday in This
Week Magazine with The
Star.
Evening star., 1951-12-01
Norway Stops Rotionine
Textiles and Cocoa
BY the Associoted Press

OSLO, Norway. Dec. 1.-Nor-
way yesterday removed rationing
from textiles. cocoa and cooking
chocolate. Ordinary chocolate has
been unrationed for two years.
During recent years Norway has
been the only country west of the
iron curtain with textile rationing
Each Norwegian will be per-
mitted extra rations for Christmas
of sugar, figs or raisins, dried rice
and cheese.
Evening star., 1951-12-01
Negro Women Get Jury Duty

WILLIAMSBURG, Va, Dec. l
tP).-Two Negro women were
chosen for jury duty today in
James City County Circuit Court.
The tWo-Mrs. Alice Morning and
Mrs. Louise Harris. both of Will
liamsburg-are the first women of
their race summoned for jury duty
since women were granted service
on juries.
Evening star., 1951-12-01
Contract Bird ge
By EosIey BIackWood

The only time you can be sure
ycu have suit counted correctly
is when one of the opponents fails
to follow. Often( unfortunately
the opponents are not that obliging
Then you have to fall back on in
ferences based on the enemy's bid
ding and play.
East dealer.
North-South vulnerable.
NORTH (Mrs. Keen)
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WEST EAST
(Mr. Dale) Mr. New
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"a 1882
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SOUTH (Mr. Champion
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The bidding:
East South West North
Pass Pass club Dbl.
Pass 2hearts Pass 3hearts
Pass 4heartS All pass
Such an inference may be a snare
and a delusion-especially when
based on the bidding of a sly old
fox like Mr.. Dale.
In todays deal, the old boy de-
cided to ignore his seven-rard suit
and bid the suit in which he had
the three top honors. His thought
was that if his partner was eventu-
ally on the opening lead, clubs
would be a more favorable opening
than diamonds.
As it turned out, Mr.. Dale him.
self was the opening leader and the
results of his fancy bidding were
phenomenal. He quickly cashed his
three clubs and promptly switched
to the deuce of spades.
Now Mr. Champion started think
ing. He realized that Mr.. Dale had
to hold the king of spades to have
an honest opening bid.
Mr. Champion noted that Mr..
Dale had bid a suit of only three
cards. Surely, then. he had no suit
of five cards or more. And if that
were true, then he had no singleton
in his hand. Therefore, the heart
suit was almost bound to break no
worse than three-tWo.
On this reasoning Mr.. Champion
6isdained the spade finesse.
His plan was to end up on the
board with three leads of hearts,
lead the good diamonds and get rid
OF his three losing spades.
Mr.. Champion roared with rage
when Mr.. Dale showed out on the
second heart lead. He cashed the
ace of diamonds, led to the ace of
hearts and returned the king of
diamonds. But Mr. New stepped
IN with the jack of trumps and led
a spade to Mr. Dale's king for the
second undertrick.
iCopyright, 1851, General Features Corn
Evening star., 1951-12-01

Best usage in America, however, is:
skee.
Portsmouth: What is the origin
of the word science?-D. P. I.
! A. 1t is from sciens, Latin, mean-
| ing ito know"
! distributed by McNaught Syndicate. IncN
Evening star., 1951-12-01

belief that lee-AY I'm Is somewhat
more prevalent.
Chicago: Is it ever correct to pro-
Inounce ski as "shee?"-C. C.
A. "Shee" is the Scandinavian pro-
nunciation, and is customary in
England and the European countries.
Evening star., 1951-12-01
Word Game
Find 81 or more words in
IGN MUS,

meaning, IAN ignorant person" ="
Average is so; limit, 35 minutes.
Rules-Words must be of four or more
letters Words which acquire four letters
by the addition of IS" such as bats, "
cats" are not used. Only one form of a
word is used. Proper names are not used
A list will be published Monday.
Answer to GERTRUDE.
cede cider, cite creed, cried. cruet credit
crude, cured cued, curd, cutter, curt
curette ecru, educt, edict, edit educe
elder, erudite, erect. eruct, etude, reed
rectitude, recited, reduce. ride, rite, rude
rued, rutted, teed, tied, tide, tier, tired
tierce, tried. truce. trice, true, trite. tret
treed, iced, uttered. deer, deter, deceit
detect, deuce, dirt, diet, dire, dice, direct
duet, duct
Evening star., 1951-12-08
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Continued

1920 CONNECTICUT AvENUE-Air-
conditioned. switch board service,
porter service. easy parking: $50
50. IT.: $50 per mo. Available i'm
cIARESDoN oFFicE" or studio; i '9sS; new
mo Dlos. ,esns Snd p; 1u near everything; S76
1857 X ST. N.W.-Lse., well lighted
corner rm:; $50 mo-. unfurn., utiis.
Incl. ST. 3515 for further informa-
WONDERFUL LOCATION for @tS coloped
c0 c9stoTi 4iey VIII renovate to suit tenant.
Mr.. MAYFfLowER HoTEI-1n large
ONCE bldg. Large. beaut. furn. rm.,
Share RECEIPT. rm. and secy. serv.
500 mo; total cost. Phone Ma.
FURNISHED DRAFTING ROOM or
Scs ass5 ST. Its and s.1aaats Ssh nm
INDIVIDUAL wants desk space In
modern ONCE building in Silver
Spring. Bethesda or Hyattsville to
eaSas efss' fasre:s Sa' ss47 WIN seldom Is. Ps at
18th AND Pa. s.E.-Large ONCE,
suitable for professional or busi-
poWNToWN ssSf TOW LOCATION - n Near
Mseca abls pogoMAe gtss oss Hor space soo ays all
st. Ma. 9216. Also suitable as
living quarters. 10
TWO AND 3-RM. SUITES. 6713 New
Hampshire ave. extended. Just be-
yond the District line; fast-growing
population; rubber tile floors; ali
qtils;; qW; very reasonable rent. basil
sIs ffy; AND p aai FIT iith 81 81. @W2nd Sa4Z l4
front offices; air conditioned, park
rent. RA: 110I. TU. 1910. 10
3rd rs. Of beautiful. new. modern
6ldg: tg nearing completion. contain
front. Heat, Tights. char Service
and air-cond. furn elf-operating
elevator elevator slim-line lighting. ac-
SousIicai EIsIlc ceiling, asphalt-tiled floor.
Tor
craftsman, engineers. etc. Poss.
on on. or before Jan. 1. 1862: Con-
LucHs lInsE GO, Realtors. Exclusive
AIR-CoNDITIoNED. Century Build
ing, 412 9th st. NV. opposite Mu-
singles or suites. Elevator. Venetian
blinds. fuorescent lights, etc. Sim
gles from S4s to $3.50. THOS. j.
PlsHER Br & $50 So INC. 7ss 18th st.
1aas alS' x u; ST. o'Sci S.w.-on. room m13 With
private bath; $50. Call MI, Aux
ward. SHANNON & LucHs CO
1905 H st. NV. Ma. 2345. 10
Evening star., 1951-12-08

INVEST PROPERTY
five-rm. semidetached houses;
So 900 down each. Both rented to
satisfied tenants. Located in West
mont, mr.. Columbia pike and Glebe
thing. Building In top condition.
For further info, call the office OF
A. H. BROOKS, REALTOR
3016 Columbia Pike, Arl., Va.
CHI. b100. Open 9 Til Q. oW. 5I00
Evening star., 1951-12-08
LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

TREASURE COVE very desirable
lots overlooking the Potomac, size
105x200. near the Sumner Wells
estate; Reasonable. A. A. CAROZZA
CO.. 1927 Pa. ave. Sc. LU. 4-0O4O.
LOT - Excellent. size 100000. on
Ro5zz1 5zA Co, 1887 Pa. ave. "a s.e. e. Il. 70.
RAMBLER SITE near East Fails
GI1,1,t;h; Ghnrsh; Soo-ft, frontase; restricted.
rSs rSi','s;;i ssIs 4 $s51
FOR SALE BY owNER@i5.ooO 50.
It., 5oned general business: on Duke
ST., Alex; So per 50. TT. OF. 1897.
LARGE BUILDING SITE, walking dis
sansS ssSo wrNsfoN Nsf5Ss'ns e. cGaY Gaa'YEsr'1sz Wz
NO. ARL.-a choice adj. level lots,
all util.; reas. SARAH SCOTT. ia.
BEAGfiFuL BIafn2i WOODED LOT. ooeft.
Close to elementary and high
school and Univ. OF Md; paved
st. and walks; all utilities. re-
~ spp BY can VIZ se ssSs ssSsn
45 ACRES. Fairfax county-Large
trees, ever.running spring and
streams, on hard-surface I'd. within
20 miles D.. c. Will sell as. whole
peIatmsnt. as.'' Boz 44ssS.eA.s e ssss star y So D-
$1,000. cash. AK. $500. Ext. ia. :
Evening star., 1951-12-08
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

$4,000 DOWN, 4 UNITS-Gross in
come approximately 81 200. per an
mum with expenses around 81 900,
Located adjacent to large Govt. in
stallation, priced at 5a times an
nual income: CAN Mr.. somers. CO
LoNlAL REALTY CO.. ia. 4-1600.
esG INCOME on modern 4-untt
$1,000 to $4,000 down. IKE KE.
1 800 BLOCK BELMONT RD., NV
sssb spts. ,sa5Rishsd; s4aa fssG,. $4,000; ooS
owner. pu. .iiG4s ii4s. Def m0n'n. rs aail
63i GALLATIN ST. N.w.-very prof
liable. Attractive two-family row
nfick: FIRST O., 2 bedrms,. liv. rm..
Now 'amt rented asGgt spg5 mon,n1 sold furn,shsd
So, 500 cash. No brokers. 10.
1906 l20S 4th ST. S.w. 1st comm.
brick houses, each has bath
and heat on lot 25x13o; S1s.S5o
Ior both; good financing. LIss
MODERN 2 and i9'; family ami 0iss SaiidinTs ml2
In good northeast and southe asst
locations. Individual gas heat ten.
ants furn. utils. Showing good re-
turns. HACKMAN-SCHEU INC.
healtors, 5a ST. SAB; ewes. wi.
Mr.. 9th AND pENNA. AVE. ST.
Trm. brick. used as . apts.; gas
neat. Income S140 mo. Price S13, :
600; terms. JOE CURTo REALTY.
s APIS. in ne; perfect condition
tip:top income; furn. included. Box
2S5-B. Star. 3
FLOWER AvE.-4-apt. bldg. orig
inally constructed as such. Det,
brk., lot 70x126. Income, $4,000
". besides owners apt. Of 8 rms.
g bedrms.). bath; other 3 units
equally as desirable; Silver Spring
area. convenient to shopping center
and bus. Eve. phone Mr.. Gordon
WO. 1885. L. T. GRAVATTE, Real
tor. 1918 K st. NV. MA. 0753.
ARLINGTON. 2-FAMHY-Brick Co.
lonial in de luxe section, with large
lot, plus 2-car garage. Two-bedroom
apt on each floor and complete
basement with full bath. Apt. avail
to purchaser If desired. Call Mr.
Cloth, COLONIAL REALTY CO.. ia
4-160O. 10
Evening star., 1951-12-08
SHANNON & LUCHS co.
Realtors, 1905 H st. NV. MA 2345
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

NEAR 18th AND N SITS. N.W.-Firs
n0or. 1000 it.; 2nd hoor. 1.200 II
Evening star., 1951-12-08
LOIS q AIKkL%ksk tVR SL>Lk
(Sontinued.)

6 AND Is ACRES Just across the
Arl., Co. line near Baileys Cross.
roads; well-fenced box stall barns
1Sx3O shed: modern frame and
brick rambler. with liv. rm. 1Sx20
din. rm., big kit. 3 bedrms.. bath
an an CITY dI utn'' gas, Nv. h, idea
Immediate possession. s4S,950
Terms to suit. BURNERS REALTY
CO. IA. 7-0O71. 8
2 NICE LOTS, in Annandale neal
stores, schools and bus; nice neigh.
sgRSfR's sf5ss2di over Realty acre; co. sS'4Ss 93
2 DESIRABLE LOTS, within 8 bIks
neighborhood: right in the center OF
Arlington:. BURNERS REALTY co
IA. 7-0071. 3
2 NICE LOTS. facing Glen carlir
neighborhood. BURNERS REALTY
co. ia. 7-OO71. 3
2 SINGLE LOTS, about "a acre each
all city util.; surfaced streets; in
SSs50f0Jz ~ co "a. ateai 7Hoosi. sIANAN HsaL' s
SPRING VALLEY. for sale by owner;
ter. Of Washington's most desirable
frontage. $4,000. Call MR.. ED
WARD during weekdays. ST. 61o0
es oNE-HALF ACRE LOTS is in sp-
proved subdivision IL miles D.. C.,
: group at ST 900 each. PENTAGoN "
6s29 Lee hwy. JE. $3.50. @s
LOT FOR SALE. $I.e75-Choic.
building lot in new development
$500 50. IT.; 10 minutes from down
town Washington. An utils. OF
ARLINGTON-FAIRFAX - Lots and
acreage ready for development in
good locations; ideal for residential
apts.. 4-family fats. commercial
and industrial. C. LOUIS CAPUTI,
RealtoIs; Re Phone "a; 1915. 10 ;,
Defense Area; On Macadam rd.;
miles niles, from Fl. Meade, =. ! mile from
T. oPPEARcE. WA. zoos; ewes. WA
IS ACRES. "a clear, Q mi. south p o,
Fairfax on Route 643; / 800 #. I'd
frontage; well watered: Sc, 900 cash
Rs,,t. BY ogneri y c,,,tan RUSSELL Ss cRoMER
RAMBLER SITE; Rock Creek Parl
area. OWNER, GE. 3049. IA
FOUR 1z-ACRE LOTS. near N. o. L..
/ in Takoma; about $500 cash each
bal. terms. FRANK CRAVER, GE
ACREAGE BUILDING SITES, Md.
Clinton. Clarksberg, Norbeck, S25(
to 81 1,250 per acre; years to pay
trailers permitted temporarily. Alst
9 small st. Marys County farms
one 80 acres. one 100 acres; botf
have houses and outbuildings
OWNER 81, 6E2O I'll
Evening star., 1951-12-08
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

GI FAMILY. returning to Wash, will
buy, 3 or 8 rm. house; will take over
81 Sd loan snoor or pay cash. Call evenings,
SMALL HOUsE-Bethesda, ssl. spr,,
Mont. Co. OIL. S9549. -12
1 WILL PAY You CASH TODAY TO,
your home; my location, any condi-
CASH ASH sGxIIRRssl Sc IIRsl; vsltinz sh z745 q, ana
ington and nearby Montgomery
cal WETzML REAL ESTATE. HI
fsfs aHsp sTTENT1dS sYsF n 5S pm e n.
ment property is what you desire
sos North capitoI. lh9; NA. a7s6' SeaIsUr F1se
n apppralsals; 3 y ais Results since 1912
OBJECT FROM 0WNER-Win pal
ea GASP; "a. p ASA 81 Md or Va. 81. 1851
MOD. CLEAN . to 4-bedrm. home OF
income property, in good D. c. or
stantial M cash. MRS. cox. LII. a-si5e
CALL ME- FIRsT-1 buy houses 70,
Si service Co., Mr. PERRY, 6f' SoufssSa' sss4
MMEDIATE CASH for your I,a bom.
regardless Of location or condition
Gail DI, sS42 or 81. 1859.
WILL BUY DIRECT from owner: will
pay al cash: D. c. or Md: white or
ea6ged. e9lo5ed. Call MR.. cHEssER. GE.
FROM OWNER; any condition: Ar
Hngton or Sc. Prince Georges
County. AL cash. ia. 6-S1s4.
FOR CHRISTMAS our clients prefer
homes. Do you have one TO sell in
the ne: area. then call us, NO. 1908:
ewes. TO. 1886. WOODBRIDGE REAL
SELLING?? My plan nets you high.
est cash price. JOS. TANNEN.
BAUM, ST. 1886, JU. S-4296.
3-REDRM., stone-brick country home
20 miles Pentagon; $4,000. Nc
Evening star., 1951-12-08
81 FAMILY APIS

3-4 FAMILY APTS.
in desirable ne. section: ex-
cellent transp.; / and 2 bedrms.
Approx. 80, 900 annual income. Can
be purchased for less than times
annual income. Moderate down
payment. Call Mr.. Hunt, DE. 3142,
or LU. 4-7220 eyes,, Sat. and Sun.
METROPOLIS REALTY g. INVEST
MENT CO., 1713 N. Capitol st. 3
Evening star., 1951-12-08
PROFITABLE

VIRGINIA FARM
207.9 acres. dairy farm. S55, 900;
30 acres. 10-rm. stone house. S45.
000:,, 2S acres, S-rm. frame, out
building.
BARNEY'S
SEE Us FIRST REAL ESTATE CO.
Tyson'S Corner EA. ffO1. %
Evening star., 1951-12-08
SIS 950

3-bedrm, brick Colonial on L3-acre
lot. ideal for children: lge. liv. rm
with. f1repl.: sep. din. rm.: equip. kit
I'd f., 3 bedrms. and bath, Full
bsmt. Assume high CT trust with
will handle.