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Smyrna times., 1951-05-31
MISSIONARY SOCIETY MEET
Presbyterian Church Society Met
Monday Night in Social Hall

The Missionary Society of the
First Presbyterian Church held
their regular monthly meeting
Monday night in the social hall of
the church, with Mrs. Harry Jack
son, vice president, presiding. A
program on the United Nations
was presented which had been ar
ranged by Mrs. Lester Russell.
Hostesses during the social nour
which followed the business ses-
sion were Mrs. Lotta Robinson and
Mrs. Russell. The women of the
group are at work on a project of
making surgical dressings which
are sent to a missionary hospital
at Tabiz, Iran. So far they have
completed AIS dressings. The So
ciety meets on the last Monday of
each month.
Smyrna times., 1951-05-31
st. Peters Church Notes

At st. Peters Church on the
second Sunday after Trinity, June
3 there will be a service of the
Holy Communion at s am: church
school, 10 am; Holy Communion,
with sermon by the rector, the
Rev. Luman ]. Morgan, at IL am.
At a recent meeting of the vestry
Robert K. Dunning was elected
vestryman to take the place of
Glenn S. King, deceased.
Smyrna times., 1951-05-31
DEALER WINS
BERMUDA TRIP
]. E. Everhart to Represent
Smyrna Firm on Trip
To Bermuda
TO SAIL SATURDAY

James E. Everhart will repre-
sent the firm of Everhart Brothers
on a trip to Bermuda, won by that
firm in competition with other
Philco dealers on the Delmarva
Peninsula. Mr.. Everhart, one of a
group of seventeen winning deal
ers from the Peninsula, will sail
from New York City on the Queen
of Bermuda, Saturday, June 2, as
guests of the Philco Corporation
Smyrna times., 1951-05-31
COMMITTEE
OF PTA MEETS
Newly y-Elected President Of
PTA Presides at Executive
Committee Meeting
CHANGE MEETING NIGHT

The executive committee of the
PTA met Tuesday night in the
school library with James Ever
hart, newly-elected president, pre-
siding. Attending were officers
and committee chairmen who had
served last year, and newly-elected
officers. Discussions were held on
selection of new committee chair
men, ard reports were heard from
retiring chairmen. 1t was decided
to change the night of the meeting
of the PTA, and the first meeting
of the new school year will be on
the first Monday in October, and
meetings will be held thereafter on
the first Monday of each month,
unless reason is found to change.
A meeting of the new executive
committee is scheduled for Sep
tember 10.
Annual workshop
Announcement was made of the
annual workshop for Wilmington
and New Castle County units to be
held at Friends School on Satur-
day. June 2. officers and chair
men of the Smyrna PTA are urged
to attend. Details may be had from
Mr.. Everhart. In addition to the
president, those present at the
committee meeting were Edward
Schabinger, retiring president, Mel
son Everhart, John Urian, Mrs.
Roland Weber, Mrs. Francis B.
Gebhart, Mrs. Stanley Middleton,
Mrs. Alan Robinson, Mrs. Henry C.
Webb. Mrs. William Francis, Mrs.
Linden Doughten, Mrs. Robert
Montgomery, Mrs. Raymond ID.
Pusey, Mrs. Ethel Powell, Mrs.
John D. Schafer, .Jr., Mrs. James
Everhart, and Mrs. Clay Bailey.
Smyrna times., 1951-05-31
James Turner Jr., Returns to Dutr

State Trooper James E. Turner,
Jr., of Smyrna, has returned to
duty following injuries suffered
May 10 when the police car he was
driving overturned near Smyrna
Trooper Charles F. Dolan, 80, of
Dover, who was riding with Turn
er, is still confined to the Delaware
Hospital with injuries he received
in the accident. His condition is
reported fair. The two troopers
were on their way to investigate
an accident when their car over-
turned.
Smyrna times., 1951-05-31
S0FTBALL TO
START JUNE 4
Smyrna SOftball League To
Open Season Monday, June
A Under Lights at School
45-GAME SCHEDULE

The recently organized Smyrna
Softball League will open its 1851
season Monday night, June on
the Smyrna High School diamond
at 6:45 pm. The 45-game scheda
ule calls for three doubleheaders a
week to be played every Monday,
Tuesday and Thursday nights. Any
postponements will be made I'D on
Wednesday and Friday nights. The
league is composed of six teams
Wilson A, Ennis & Deakyne, Will
son B, Rothwell, Clayton and IIart-
ly. Most of the teams have been
organized for several weeks and
have played several practice
games. Following is a schedule
covering the first two weeks Of
play. A complete schedule will be
published in the Times next week.
June4 Wilson VS.. Ennis & Dea-
kyne; Wilson B VS.. Rothwell; June
5-Ennis & Deakyne VS.. Wilson b;
Clayton VS.. Hartly; June 7-Roth-
we'll VS.. Clayton; Wilson A VS.. Will
son B; June 11-Wilson A vs.Roth-
well; Ennis & Deakyne VS.. Hartly5
June 12-Ennis & Deakyne VS..
Clayton; Wilson B VS.. Hartly; June
l4-Wilson A VS.. Clayton; Ennis "a
Deakyne VS.. Rothwell.
Commission Named
At the recent organization meeta
ing of the league, representatives
of the six teams named a five-man
commission to supervise the opera
tion of the league. Those named
We're: Francis B. Gebhart, John w.
Jacobs, Jr., Medford Sparks, Frank
Greenwell, and Charles "Kelleys
Moore, Of Hartly. Harry ThompL-
son was named secretary -treasureH
of the organization.
Smyrna times., 1951-05-31
Junior Prom Tomorrow Night

The annual junior prom at the
Smyrna School will be held to-
morrow (Friday) night in the
gymnasium, with dancing from 8
pm. to 1 am. James Mood is gen.
eral chairman and the following
committees will serve: Decora-
tions, Audrey Johnson and James
Mood; invitations and programs,
Patricia Middleton and Ebe JOS
eph; music, David Jacobs and Ros-
allie Williams.
Smyrna times., 1951-05-31
$500 For School Band Uniforms

Approximately $500 was realized
from the recent Musical Festival
for the special account set aside to
purchase new uniforms for the SEN
ior band of the John Bassett Moore
School.
Smyrna times., 1951-05-31
CLAYTON COMMENCEMENT
Baccalaureate Service VIII be Held
in School Auditorium June 10th

in School Auditorium June 10th
Closing exercises for Clayton
School will be held during the week
of June 10 to Is. Baccalaureate
services will be held in the school
auditorium on Sunday, June 10 at
7:30 o. m. The Commencement
program will be held in the audi
torium on Friday, June Is, at 8:15
pm. Details of the programs will
be announced at an early date. The
last day of attendance for pupils
of the school will be Thursday,
June IA.
Smyrna times., 1951-05-31
LOCAL COLLEGE GRADUATES
Several From This Area To Re
ceive College Degrees June 3rd

ceive College Degrees June 3rd
Among the graduates of the
University of Delaware, at the an
nual commencement exercises Sun
day, June 8 from this area will be:
William H. George, Jr., son of Mr..
and Mrs. William H. George of
Smyrna; Henry Palmer Carter,
son of Mr.. and Mrs. w. Earle Cart
ter of Downs Chapel, School of
Arts and Science; Mrs. Donald Van
SAINT, nee Miss Peggy Joyce Nc
Grath, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold McGrath of Smyrna; Ro-
land M. Mills, Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Roland Mills of Clayton,
School of Education. Among those
from this area planning to attend
baccalaureate and commencement
at Delaware are Mr.. and Mrs. Will
liam H. George, Mr.. and Mrs. Ern-
est Mattiford, Mrs. Lester Meyer,
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold McGrath, all
of Smyrna; Mr.. and Mrs. Roland
Mills of Clayton; Mr.. and Mrs.
Earle Carter, Carolyn Beverly and
Billy Carter, of Downs Chapel;
Mrs. Groome Mears, Jr., of Middle
town; Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar Mills of
Dover; Mr.. and Mrs. Adam An
thony, Mr.. Franklin F. Stevens,
Mrs. Florence LeGaye, all of Phil
adelphia; Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Wilson
of Salisbury; Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
Van SAINT and Mr.. Donald Van SAINT
of Rehoboth; MIR. and Mrs Willard
Hickman, Mr.. and Mrs. Carter
Hickman, Mr.. Edward Hickman, of
Roberts, Md.
Washington Graduate
George R. Wright, son of Mr..
and Mrs. George w. Wright of
Smyrna, will be among the ninety
four graduates of Washington Col
lege, Chestertown, Md, at the an
nual commencement exercises Sun
day, June 8. Mr. Wright is his
tory major.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

BOND BLDG.-Southwest corner of
l4th and New York ave. NV. /
single and l double rm. now avail
able. Neyly redecorated. KASS-
BERGER. INC. Owners. Builders,
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LOTS 3 ACREAGE FOR SALE
tContinued1

BETHEsDA-Hunt club section; beau
tifully located 5 acres at bargain
NEAR DISTRICT HEIGHTS, ? lots,
120x150, all utils. near. $4,000.
3rd down. ALVIN EPLING. 10.
RERWYN-rwo LOTS. sox2oo each;
water. elec. and sewer near. 5000,
S100 cash; $50 per month. ALVIN
RIvERDALE LOT. 53x1oo; haSd street
and curbing,. corner lot. all utils.
$1,000; 3rd down. ALVIN EPLING.
LOT. No. is Blackhawk dr., Forest
Heights, Md, beautiful view over
must sell, make US an Offer. Call
LU. 4-43S2; eves.. HI. 1880. T.
PAUL MUDD CO. -25
81 ACRES, medium sized timber; suit.
able for camp, good hunting. S4.-
900. terms II desired. Vienna
LoT.Templs Hills. Nd. Cleared.
100x200 it.. Is minutes to Census
and Andrews Field. Price. 81, 900,
cash, 10. S-7653. --25
KENWOOD, beautiful lot, 1l0-ft.
frontage. containing approximately
$4,000 50. II. Restricted sale. Call
Samuel B. Loveless, MA. $500; ewes.
and week ends, OR. s725. BOSS d
PHELPS. INC, 1417 x st. NV. --25
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the saIs
OF your home business or Invest
salI Sal Nar,s B. A; =. aIuMsPIRiEs. IIlas ReaItor
WE HAVE CASH customers snnsa fsrs for 3 or
blocks of 5th and Sheridan SITS. NV.
Kinks KIRK REALTY CO.. Ho. 677s; eve
coMPETENf. caolafsi EAl fsSf; EFFICIENTLY Dae Sci,
call a ,realtor who knows your
neighborhood. We specialize in NV.
MaSnlngton and nearby Md. AVON
SHOCKEY. Realtor- Builder. TU
WE CAN SELL your house in any
section of the city white or colored.
We have been building and selling
houses in the District of Columbia
Tor many years, and We are prob
ably better qualified to handle your
property for you. II you wish quick
PARKER, IA. 3e6s or RA. 1860.
J. B. TIFFEY & SONS, 143 Ken
WANTED SE BY 3 : WIDOW, direct from
owner, 6-rm. brk. house with j u
Alex. Cash over over fsi'' Ist trust. nSt an MRS s
BUCK. FIR 1900. -25
ATTENTION, GIs! Don't sell unless
you have to, but If necessary to sell,
list your property with us. We have
cash buyers. Top attention assured.
CICELY NJ, GREGORY. Broker, UN.
9102 or OIL 22213 -25
PRIVATE PARTY' WANTS 2-bedrm.
home with bsmt.: vic Mt. Rainier
or Hyattsville; not over $4,000.
Box 335-R. Star. -25
ARMY WIDOW wishes to buy small
Foxhall house. Write occupant, 1912
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK e-room
brick house. $4,000 S25, 900. Will
pay all cash. DE. 0059. "a
HILL SITE DESIRED, approx 5 acres.
Condition of house not important.
Montgomery County. within 15 mi.
OF Wash. Elk. 1862. "a
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HOUSES wTD. TO BUY Cont. }

WANT TO BUY detached older type
house with 4 or more bedrooms:
conyeniences; oil INV. heat; two
baths. h9N ,osa Must be reasonable Ss. gF.ce'
GovERNMENT SUPERVISOR. earn
ing $4,000 annually, wants to buy
Can pay $3.50 cash down payment
and monthly sos. Pref. ne. or NV.
section. Call broker. XII. S-sa22.
PRIVATE PARTY desires postwar
home. vicinity East-West hwy. or
close-in Silver Spring; must have
3 bedrooms. basement and all or
part brick: not over $4,000; have
substantial cash. MIR. SHAvELL,
Will PAY ALL CASH for your home,
white or colored, any section. ST.
WILL BUY FROM OWNER, 3 or 4
bedrm. house. 2 baths, with acreage
or large lot; metropolitan area, OF
within 8 miles of District; not over
S25 900. Box CAT, Star -26
2-BEDRM. and 2-bath br. det. home.
in NV. All cash, around $4,000.
Give full details. Box 24S-S, Star.
WILL PAY You CASH today for
your home. in any location. Imme-
diate aetion!. RE 2201, ST.. 7747.
MODERN clean 2 or 3-bedrm. home
in convenient Sc. or nearby Mary
land location. Have substantial cash.
MRS. COX. VI. S136 or Ii. 6-9310.
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2O5 ACRES

On edge Of Frederick Co.-Improved
with a 9-rm. brick house, about 75ee
remodeled; tiled bath; all-new water
system, new wiring; detached laun-
dry, bldg. In lovely setting over
looking the surrounding country.
About 2 dozen fruit trees. A 4Oxs0
bank barn. 20 improved stanchicns;
lean-to for 20 head of cattle: 10x
40 silo. Land is nearly all clear.
Fine stream, some fish. Excellent
road. $4,000. Poss. with title. Call
Jerry Williams, Damascus 6261,
with FRED B. CUsHMAN, Realtor,
$40 Frederick ave-, Gaithersburg,
Nd: Gaithersburg 299. -25
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SEE US FIRST

OEE OO T ITlO I
200 q. grazing farm, $500.
100 a. small dairy farm, $4,000.
81 a. country home, S20,950.
25 q. stone dwelling, S32. 800.
9S a. stock and chicken farm, $40. 500
265 a. stock and dairy barn, $4,000
207 a. dairy equipped, S76, 800.
SEE US FIRST REALTY CO.
Tyson'S Corner, FA. 660l. Pa
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CONTINUED On Next Passl
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TERRY B. SIMMS
LOTS 6 AcREAsE FOR SALE

BURNING TREE VALLEY, Bradley
hls us Sene Ss5s ns site las5s IL ths
very lovely protected community;
very reasonably priced. OIL. 1140
rs ACRES Immediately adjoining
eIiasss aaasss' Fstsr Eisla suppy m D. iRs
72.000 gal. per day.; very low price
considered for quick cash sale
liberal terms to responsible builder.
N Town. N. E.-corner; water,
sewer. paved street. Plans and per-
init for 8 colored houses; financing
GEORGE 7. WoRTHINGToN &
Bka6IEA soN ~ aaif Tifs Oh GRoVF s33a Hsfhssd.
Md acres, with 100 It.. front
ing on lovely Burning Tree rd.; sub
division approval for 9 lots; sewer
already in, idea, for lge. ramblers.
Ths Is ahy b1 ns desrs1s ssas sSe nd ai H
priced greatly below real value. VIII
divide. Phone OIL. 114O. -25
s, ARLINGTON. 50x12O. clear. level,
min. to Pentagon. OF. s602. --25
FASHIONABLE LANGLEY. vA.-7.6
a.. ceres res inclqding knoll overlooking
Georgetown; one of the best build
ing sites around Washington. S15.-
900. Phone OWNER, MI. s534 or
1900 300 CHAIN CHAIN BRIDGE RD. NV.
transp. Call OWNER. FA. 0129, or
'1S6 x65ofSfNe S5fSf,i LOTS, each over
acre acre; excellent rambler sites; in
will sell together or separately. By
IN HAWTHoRNE@Beautifu i2e; wood wooded
homesite; 1927 ,32nd ST., 70x100;
resasonably priced. OR. $500. aS'
Beautiful wooded dGns acre Ianay lot ssso Suo or
terms. MR.; ADAMS. WI. 1888. 25'
TAKOMA PARK-Twenty. building
lots. all improvements already in;
nearby shopping and schools; ready
tM9r tM9Er immsdiate nS building; priced right.
front with elec. rei'1i line enot , main
road; 100 acres bording on .
streams, about 40 acres, clear; about
timber aas priee sfe s1a terms eInes come nne
AkGINGToAGMiIita1y ap' I'd. t"9a and va
eaton Gtb osns ans Of This tSees W sst osst0n
50. IT.; $4,000 cash. other sites.
LaN1ER, Ian soeai Wv. s434. sI3 MONTH SGae e.
NEAR MANASSAS. on Buck Hail I'd.
sy sye tof s9res SS9dea ToMa AZ sEanT s1sssnt
MANOR CLUB ESTATES-Build your
home in a country club atmosphere.
Swimming pool, golf course, tennis
your property. Ownership of prop
erty entities purchaser to club mem-
bership with no initiation fees Ap-
prox la-acre lot. beautifully wooded.
Ideal homesite. Price. $3.50. Cali
NR. CHEVERLY GATE-5oxi5o lot
s ciiities. tSF PRINCE GEoRGEs Niia RI REAL L.
TY CO.. Ma. 6655 or MI. 7145.-25
ARE YOU LOOKING for that ideal
site near Rockville to build your
nice home in the country? We have
Ito acres-all in grass and clover
Good lge. shade trees. we'll restricted
near nice homes fronting on 3
Realtor: Rockville 34o4 -25
wooded homesite near Georgia ave.
LOT, suitable for 100-ft. rambler;
located on corner of Woodside park
way and Alton driveway. in Wood
side Park. Silver Spring, Md. Call
80 WOODED ACRES in Fairfax
corners. Electricity, telephone and
school bus available. IA miles from
Chain Bridge. Suitable for sub
division Reasonable. Boz 44S-T.
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PROPERTY FOR RENT


1-SToRY BRICK, concrete and steel
bldg. 40x120. approx. 4,S00 sq. ft.
plus balcony approx. 1000 So. it.
Office front, shop rear: 3-phase cur
rent. Rear door accommodates trailer
size trucks from alley side and rear.
Suitable for various purposes. zoned
2nd commercial Vic. N. Capitol st.
ne, mr.. lexington and Union Mar
ket freight yards. GOODWIN g.
OLDS, MA. S166, CHI. 1000, Ext. 954.
20
900 SO. FIT. of floor space in mod
eEn bldg, just off main hwy. in
nearby Va. Utilities furnished: has
adequate toilet facilities; well ventil-
ated and well lighted. Ideal for bldg.
contractor or sales organization of
per mo-, annual lease or longer.
Property may be inspected Monday.
REAL ESTATE SERVICE. INC. QW.
oo00. --26
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HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
/ BEDROOM DOWN
SEE-US-FIRST

2o4o wilson Blvd oW oosi
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STORES FOR RENT

CORNER sToRE-14th and NY. ave.
NV 1.4o0 So. IT. on one of Wash
ingson,S busiest corners. KAss-
cokSfEkR ceEkSfERi NEW ENc' sTokEMs4th EM slea. and L
NV. next to Columbia Hospital
lease. Call GE. 6s43. -25
GOING IN BUSINESS IN ARL.? Loca-
tions on Columbia pike. Wilson blvd.
and Lee highway available. Call OW.
MaYNARB5 Nay fa5s MsgRt5sR ou SsI4' ass eyes. Wi
incl. heat. Mr.. DAVID. EX. $500.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-3s15-17 Liy-
lngston ST.; NV. lust of Conn. ave
store 66x36: wide. alley; large show
Excellent location for retail store,
suitable tenant. THOMAS j. FISHER
d CO, INC. 73S 18th st. NV, DI.
GLEBE RD., AE,.. Vain established
Hecht Co. new dept. store. Approx.
4o,x6Q. with part basement. Suit
able bldg. and loan assoc: rug.
carpet and linoleum shop: interior
decorators; appliances. etc; Rent
Consult SHANNON q Is GucHs Co. CO.
1905 H st. NV. MA. 2345. -25
SToRE--Good for any business. 81
Carroll aye, Tax. PIX. Md. DE. 6464
l0oee SHOPPING CENTER-35 #
by so it.. plus basement. Separate
entrance from busy bowling alley
and television studio: near Wool
worth, Best & Co. Jelleffs. Hot
Shoppe. Large parking lot. 4457
NC. owners Builders Desisners.
ARLINGToN L. L. shoppins
small service business, lodge. etc;
29x5o; fronting highway. WRENN,
1908 WISCONSIN AVE. N.w.-NE.
corner of Wisconsin ave. and 8 St,
1-story bldg. about 40x100. with
adj, pvt. parking l0 OF approx.
10000 SO. #: drive-in entrances
from both Wisconsin ave. and S st.
An outstanding location; possession
Mar. L; good lease to responsible
tenant. H. CLIFFORD BANGS, 200
Investment Bldg. ME. 024O. -25
BAT CEDAR N.W.-SI5o.
Nice store with once. heat Included,
SAM ROSEY. AID. 27O0.
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FARMS

300 ACRES. so cleared. bal. market
able mixed saw timber tover "a
million it,, 7-rm. unimproved frame
house, tenant house, . tobacco
barns; st. Marys Co., Md. 40 mi
D. c. line: sale or exchange. Price
So 500. OWNER, 81. 5533. "a
FARM LISTINGS wanted. lge. or
small; have numerous clients.
Prompt effic. attention. T. D. BUR-
CESS. Real Estate. 1924 Penna.
ave. s.e., VI. 2S02; eyes,. 10. 9-9513.
-25
ACRES; 4 rms, bath; furnace heat;
basement: of the chicken houses
have running water; 3S mi. west of
Richmond, Va. $500 cash. TIE.
ABB. rs
VIENNA, 40 acres land. z rms. and
bath, oil h.-w.h., price. S31 500;
terms. MORGAN. REAL ESTATE CO:
CH. 1896; evenings. Pa. 67S1.-2b
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BUSINESS PRoP.-RENT tcont. }

1882 N. Y. AvE.-2O.0 900 So. it.. first
commercial; freight and passenger
elevators, rear loading dock; in the
able now. KASS- BERGER, INC,
EN-. 500.
~ -RM. HOUSE. 424 acres. for rest
home. school, war housing, etc
$500 mo-; in Md. OWNER. GIL. 1890.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

SILVER SPRING. heart business CEN
ter-Large house on corner. half
acre; zoned commercial. Adjacent
public parking; Needs redecorating.
Spring, Or THoMpsoN & GRAY.
waEAToS Hi SaoS' TRIANGLE. Over 1Is 1900
SQUARE feet. Commercial. Barsain.
OWNER, 81. S041, or P. o. Box 4S4,
Silver Spring, Md. Or your broker.
CLEANING AND LAUNDRY business.
1414 L st. Sc. Reasonable price.
OUTSTANDING, choice business Cor
ficent improvements and income to
carry investment until permanent
improvements can be made. This
property will never be any cheaper.
Other valuable commercial proper
ties. WILLIAM T. PARRAMORE.
Resltor' CHI. e666; or evenings, CH.
ROCKVILLE PIKE-About 4 minutes
from Eastwest highway: a very fine
site. of 10000 feet Twill divide in
half fronting on Pike for sale now
at reasonable price and terms. Re
enterprises only, Here is a sound op-
portunity to locate your business in
this popular and expanding COM
munity On one of our principal
arteries within easy shopping dis
tance Silver Spring, D. c., Bethesda.
Chevy Chase etc. Full broker CO.
operation invited. DERMONT NEE,
Elk. 5000 sor OIL. 1140 Il
APPROX. . acres industrial-commer-
cial land, fronting on River rd., near
SO. Oxy. Co. and B so .R.R., Pr. Geo.
Co., Nd. A real buy. Act. now. THE
HUDSON CO., UN. 1915 or UN.
7171; ewes. or week end, WA. 05l5.
THIS OFFICE has listed choice Ross
Falls Church comm locations. Call
OW. 1000 days; OF 1924 ewes
J. MAYNARD MAGRUDER, 2525
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FARMS Cont,
BEAUTIFUL ESTATE

BEAUTIFUL ESTATE in the hunt
charming old Colonial home. s
rooms; modern; good outbuildings.
price and terms, contact A. ,.
wafE wsTAfIEY RlDan EaaiffaS yass w. sssw acres ss:
wooded; stream; worth $4,000; viii
sell for $1,000. Terms. II. 81
WANT TO RENT DAIRY FARM With
approx, 200 acres. = modern houses;
must be in MARYLAND. Damascus
SMALL ESTATE of 3 acres. on Lee
hwy, 16 miles from Washington;
goooodo ood frame no9 house and outbldgs.
sFaNhEEY. sgHashlE; FaiPFax gTGm sss.W oSnsy: a,
FAIRFAX DAIRY FARM, 26 miles
from downtown Washington. This
Honor Dairy Farm" of 207 cleared
acres is offered for sale, together
WITH VIII a excellent equipment and with
with modern equipment, 2 .haylofts.
2 silos. ,5-room cinder-biock tenant
mouse. Scar garage and all other
necessary farm buildings. spacious
5-bedroom farmhouse. covered with
baths; oil heat; long road frontage
on four roads. excellent tractor
farm. since land is level and free
Of rocks; near shopping. transpor-
pssaes pss 2se5 a1-seag eEosGG Ps5Gd Mason e
SHEEN SHEEN C02 o2 cM; ada33 33s3s; evening and
SO ACRES, Is cleared; good 7-room
nice orchard; timber; rs mi. south;
$1,000. $1,000 down. S75 mo. TIE.
FOR RENT-15-acre farm with s-Pm
house, having modern conveniences;
Laurel. Md: 500 month. BoS 3o5oA,
B5reeokland 5ae Bridge rd. Phone Laurel
APPRoxrMArELY 40 AcREs;' .
a1dses a,nis i Lacey sSsy. s6rings r. gil Viz
by creek; large spring; suitable for
growing watercress excellent site
Tor hotel or. recreation park: con-
tains undeveloped cavern. Call WO.
BEAUTIFUL FARM. 2Os acres. mag
nilcent view. barns and outhouses,
vsniences, 8 rms. 2 baths: stream
rea bug 3 4oS"o ohS%Se May iqS ESsI
NEAR FREDERIcKsBURG-s1 acres,
% clear; 7-rm. house, elec.: immed.
poss.: So. 800. Also lots. WO. 1915.
i9.ACKE "a ne PoULTRY FARM on high
1s w. ou' 20 iulicS -. y. O-DeQrm
frame bungalow with running water
In kitchen, excellent poultry houses
and all necessary equipment for
operating hatchery. Price, S12. 800.
with $4,000 cash.
Dairy farm. ITO acres. in Prince
Wilii/m County near Nokesyiiie vile
Stocked and equipped, SO milk
cows. 2S heifers. new 36-cow cinder
block barn and 26-cow dry barn;
good 9-rm. frame house with bath.
CON REALTY CO.
FAIRFAX 396. FAIRFAX 1886. -25
Evening star., 1951-02-24
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$500 Wilson Blvd. CHI. 7777, OK.
EXCELLENT SUBD. TRACT
50 acres, approx. 1900 #. 'front.'
the town Of Fairfax. Price. $50
PENTAGoN REALTY co.
1916. FAIRFAX 736, -25
DEVELOPERS, ATTENTION
l,7OO-ACRE TRACT OF Ex-
CELLENT DEVELOPMENT
LAND, 10 MILES FROM
WASHINGTON. APPROXI-
MATELY 500 ACRES
CLEAR, BALANCE IN
SCATTER TIMBER. THIS
is ONE OF THE MOST DE-
SIRABLE TRACTS OF
LAND AVAILABLE IN THE
w A S H IN TON AREA.
GOOD FINANCING CAN
BE ARRANGED. FOR CON-
PIE TIE INFORMATION
WRITE OR PHONE
PENTAGON REALTY co.
LEE BLVD, FAIRFAX, VA.
FAIRFAX 1896, FAIRFAX 736
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