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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-08-09

Rugby-Enoch Rose, Matte
Rose
Skeetrock-J. F Phipps Thir-
"a Colley
Splashdam-Joseph Colley, Jean
Wright
Swindall-Silas Strouth, Drax-
lie Strouth
Tarpon-James A Baker, POI
ly R. Newberry
West Dante-Morella Mullins,
Lois Holbrook
Yates-Grayson Yates, Grace
Yates
Clinchco, Colored-Sarah Hale,
Lola Thornton
Bear Pen-Bernice Childress,
Lou Stanley, Theodosia Daven-
port
neutrality-suspicious. Colley,
Fannie Crabtree, Ruth Stewart ,
Flemingtown - Hampton Os-
borne, Rubye Mullins, Dorsie Ow
ems
Fremont-H. E. Mccoy, Flora
D Reedy, Blanche Raines
Sandlick-S. Burns Childress,
Patsy Hay, Ann Ratliff =
Turner Lawrence Counts!
Joyce Horton, Trulah Kennedy
Trammel-Floyd A. Reedy, Hill
da Fletcher, Billie Bise, Marie
Reedy
Clinchco-C. C Sutherland, N
B. French, Lois French, Mariann
McFall, Gladys Russell, Gather
inc Fortner, William Mullins, Jr.
Stacy Matherly, Harold Byers,
Adron Speer, Louise Pizzuto, Lu-
ellie Kilgore, Jamie Mccoy, Mary
Ann Sauls, Mary Buchanan
D M. H. E Paul W Skeen,
Gus Hall, E C. Smith, Howard
Deel, Zula Carly, David French,
Margaret Hughes, E. r Beverly,
Joe Gilbert, Nell Phipps, Emma
Flanagan, Helen Smythers, Nor
man Mullins,
Ralph Cummins, Grace Ed
wards, w. Preston Vance, Bea
Stanley, Myrtle F. Skeen, Ida Gun
bingham, Rose Rush, Jess Steele,
Samantha Remines, Val Hylton,
Genoa D Smith, Beuna Smith,
Dixie Sutherland, Goldia Crab
tree, Delphia Brumit, Elene Stan
ley, Roxie French, Ferne Short
Ervinton High-C. E ReedX,
Blanche Sutherland, Elizabeth
Bailey, Bernice Lambert, Bess r,
Mccoy, D. A Deel, Walter Car
ty, A F. Breeding, Oma Child
ress, Rebecca Deel, James H Am
burgey, Stella Pzzuto, Verda Stan
ley, Beuna Stanley
Haysi High. C. Robinson,
J. M Tarwater, Mary Cain,
Elaine T. Duty, Robert Arlington,
Kitty 10 Powers, Homer Willis,
Erdman Mullins,
Lucille Browning, S D. Powers,
Nina Day, Mae Sutherland, Bon
ME Ball, Marion Janaski, Amos
Hawkins, Scott O'Connor, Arthur
Counts
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-08-09
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Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-08-09

last week with their grandmother,
Mrs. Rosa Baker of Clintwood.
Mr.. and Mrs Cline Stanley are
the proud parents of baby boy,
born July Is.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-08-09
SHOE SHOP

FOR SALEt-up to date shoe
shop, located in Clinchco, Equip
ped with American Machinery,
autosoler, Champion IS stitcher,
register and a good line of sup
plies. Well located. Only shop in
town Rent reasonable. Possession
given at once. Call Clinchco 2152
or write STEWART DAVIS,
Clinchco, Va. (2tp Aug. 81
FARM FOR. SAI4E-Eight and
half acres good land on which
machinery can be used. Young
orchard, two good dwellings, two
wells, farm machinery, on hard
surfaced road, near churches and
schools. HARLAN DEEL, Omaha,
Va (2tp Aug 81
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-08-09

FOR SALE-1946 Ford va II
ton truck, good tires and fine
mechanical condition. See Elvin
Mullins, Ri 2, Clintwood, (Geor-
ges Fork) (3tp Aug 81
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-08-09
Mrs Dave Bray Sunday night.
Lillian Haynes called on Mrs
George Hill Thursday.

Miss Janice Fleming, our cor
respondent at Flemingtown, is re
ported very i'll at her home.
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-08-09
LIT Tie ADS

FOR RENT-Modern 4-room
house, water and lights, Back
among the trees, if you like the
shade Call B. B. Dotson, Phone
1851. (2tc Aug. 81
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-08-09
SEAMSTRESS

SEWING--Any kind of sewing.
Call at j. S. Willis store, phone
1852 Gladys Mullins, Ri. 2, Clint
wood. Ut n p)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-08-09

FOR SALE-One-half acre and
four room frame house on Mill
Creek, / IA miles from Pound on
ClintWood road, white asbestos
shingles, large rooms, large WIN
dows, bedroom closets, fluores-
cent lights, built-in cabinets in
kitchen, bathroom in complete,
wired for electric stove. If inter-
ested, see Alex Tompkins. (3tc)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-08-09
FOR SALE

House for sale. Five rooms and
bath, enclosed back porch, lights
and water. All modern conven-
fences. Lot so x l60 feet Nice
garden. Located in east end of
ClintWood. See ELLSWORTH
Mullins, Clintwood, Va. (4tp 8-2)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-08-09

FOR SALE-35 MN Argus
C-3 Camera with leather carry
ing case. Price $4,000. See or call
Ray Mullins, Phone 2281, Ri. 2,
Clintwood. (1tp)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-08-09

FOR SALE-House and store
building on Big Ridge, near
Clinchco, for sale reasonable, or
will trade for car Phone Clint
wood, 4674. (6tp July 12)
Dickenson County herald. [volume] (Clintwood, Va.) 1939-195?, 1951-08-09
OUTSIDE SNOW WHITE
PAINT

Top quality, tested titanium,
lead and oil formula, $2.25 gal in
5-gal. cans. Money-back guaran-
tee not to peel, rub or wash off.
Cleans beautifully. More than a
millino gallons sold. Pint sample
can, soc. Snow White Paint Co.,
2545 Parkwood Ave, Toledo 10,
Ohio. (10tc July 26)
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-21
.1ST BASEBALL GAME
 CANCELLED BY RAIN; NEXT GAME TUESDAY

The opening game of the Gasti- neau Channel Baseball League, in spite of completed final field prep arations preceding the game, was cancelled Sunday because of rain.
 Ray G. Day, league president during the morning had studied weather charts for the day to find that steady rain would not fall until late afternoon. Point Arden, the in- fallible sign of no rain when not logged in, was open and then sud denly closed in with rain falling steadily locally at 145 yesterday afternoon. It wasn't until 2.30 pm. that the game was called because of rain.
 Art McKinnon was on the field in the morning dragging it in readiness for the first game of the season. Players were on the diamond warm ing up a good full hour before game time. League officials waited until the final moment before calling off he game. This first cancelled game will be made up the first open Sun day.
 The next regularly scheduled game is called for Tuesday evening 1t 6::30 between the Moose and Coast Guard.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-21

sprays of white flowers and white satin streamers.
 Best man for the groom was fellow Coast Guardsman, MT. Louis Gianaro. Ushers were also members of the Coast Guard, 5Messrs. Jesse zamhrano and Adam Karnes.
 Following the marriage ceremony a reception was held at the home of the brides parents, MT. and Mrs. Lee Atkinson on Dixon aven- ue.
 baskets of pink and white snap dragons and tha brides table was centered with the traditional tiered wedding cake.
 The guest book was in charge of Mrs. Bert Lime and pouring were Mrs. Waino Hendrickson and Mrs Lester Linehan.
 Many friends of the young couple called during the evening to wish them happiness. Mrs. Valley was raised in Juneau and Mir Valley is the son of MT. and Mrs. Arthur Valley of Tomah, Wisconsin. His father is connected with the Veter- ans Administration in that city.
 First home of the young couple will be made in Juneau in an apart ment at the Atkinson house.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-21
DETECTIVES GUARD
 A6AIU5T THREAT 10
 JACKIE R0BIN!5ohl \

V - N <.
 CINCINNATI, May 21 -tR- A squad of detectives carefully eyed the near-capacity crowd at Crosley Field Sunday while a casual-ap- bearing Jackie Robinson played standout ball for the Brooklyn Dodgers.
 The detectives were there because Robinson's life had been threatened. But there were no incidents against the Negro athlete.
 Robinson knew about the threats on his life before he entered the doubleheader with the Cincinnati Reds But you could never tell it from his actions. Jackie hammered in four runs in that first game, in- cluding his sixth homer.
 There were at least three menac- ing letters mailed in Cincinnati about a week ago one to the Gin cinnati Enquirer, one to the police department and one to the Cincin- nati Reds ball club.
 Managing Editor Everett Boyd reported that the letter the Enquir- CT received warned that the senders were going to kill Robinson with an air rifle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-21
BIG GAMES SUNDAY BY
 BIG CLUBS
By Associated Press

Whew. That was a spectacular sabbatical spree major league base ball staged yesterday.
 Double figure scores, lopeided shut cuts, overflowing crowd, sireal hitting, streak hurling. a homer hitting pitcher, another who wo' two games in one day Neary every thing happened on this tradition da. of rest. Whew
 Here is what happened n mt shell:
 l. The Philadelphia P'l'i1inq ~en' the Pirates in a doublc-deck7r 17-o and 12-4 as the season's hore reeo~f crowd of 36.166 Pittsburgh patrcn moaned and eroaned. The Phils' Richie Ashbprn collected eight hits in the doubleheader
 2. Brooklyn routed the Reds in both ends of 9 dl b'ef oad7r 1o-2 and 14-4 before 23,427 suffaring Cin- cinnati fans.
 3 The Cardinals rallied for five runs after the first two batters were retired in .the seventh inning te come from behind and nip the Nev- York Giants, 8-7, hef)r9 S2 3sf screaming St. Jouisiare.
 4 Dick Fowler won his first raine in almost a year. extending Cleve- lands losing streak to six with a 2-1 triumph for Philadelplil. The Indians. however. won the second game of the twin bill, 5-3.
 5. 41-year- -old Emil (Dutch) Leo- hard was credited with both wins as the. Cubs came from behind to whip Boston's Braves twice, 4-3 and 5-4, 10 the delight of 42,o88 cheering Chi cagoans.
 6. Undefeated Ed Lopat pitched his seventh consecutive victory for the Yankees with 7-3 triumph over the St. Louis Browns before 29.427 chilled and dampened New Workers. He also hammered his third home run of the season. Rain forced the postponement of the scheduled second game.
 T. Hal NeWhouser became the third visiting southpaw to go the route and win in Fenway Park as Detroit defeated the Red Sox, 8-4 before 3o320 blue Bostonians. 8. .Chieago's surprising White SoX made it four in row on their traditional tough eastern swing, shading the Senators, 5-4'to the dis may of 11,773 Washington we'll wishers.
 When the smoke cleared aiid iall the 137 runs were in, Brooklyn had strengthened it first place hold in the National League to one game. Chicago had moved into second and Boston had dropped from second to fourth.
 No change took place in the Amer ican League race as the Yankees re- tained their two-game lead over the White Sox with the Tigers another half length in the rear.
 Saturday Results
 NATIONAL LEAGUE
 Philadelphia ?, Chicago l.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-21
BOB HOPE LOSES
 15T ROUND, GOLF

PORTHCAWL, Wales, May 2l, = R-Bob Hope, the Hollywood com edian, fell a first round victim of Christopher Fox, tall, pipe-smok- ing Englishman, in the British anna teur golf championships today, but he gave his gallery of about 1000 a good time while it lasted. He lost 2 and l.
 Bob visited about half the traps on the course. scrambling from one side of the fairway to the other.
 "A great game, isn't it?" he asked a spectator at the fifth hole.
 "Yes," was the prompt reply "What game are you playing?"
 Hopes first tee shot trickled only about 100 yards into the rough.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-21
S0L0N5 ARE AT TOP IN
 PC LEAGUE
By Associated Press

The Sacramento Solons have hit couple of jackpots, thanks to Man ager Joe Gordon and the loyal Cap ital city fans.
 First the Sacs, powered by Cor dons hitting, broke first place tie in the Pacific Coast League and climbed intos the lead with a. two game cushion over Portland.
 Second. the Solops were eheered by the announcement last night that the weeks attendance eruf 50,4i2 set an al-tipe fecord fQr. Sacramento baseball.
 While Portland was dropping both ends of twin bill to oakland yes- terday, the Sacramento club took Hollywood 4-3 and 2-1. The victory in the opener came on Gordan's 17th homer of the season. And in the second game Gordon drove in two runs in the eighth, with a sin gle, to nip the Stars.
 Odkldllu, Dy SuOhd4Ai5 eAiI land Beavers 6-3 and 86 took over the third spot in the standings from Los Angeles.
 Los Angeles split double bill with Seattle. The Rainiers taking the first 1877 and the Angels the second 9-4. At San Diego the Padres beat San Francisco 6-2 in the open CT and the Seals took the second 4-3
 In the Los Angeles-Seattle affair the Rainiers' Mary Grissom, the league pitcher with the most wins' coasted to his ninth win of the sea- son in the first game.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-21
Sue MlMulIen Is Hostess in
 Honor of Cousin

Honoring her cousin, Rosemary Theile, Suzanne McMullen, daugh- ter of Mrs. Rose McMullen, was hostess at a supper party on Fri day evening, May Is, at her home in the Triangle Apartments. Seven senior classmates were invited to join in the occasion, where music and a discussion of future careers occupied the evening.
 Rosemary, daughter of Mrs. Karl Theile, is a member of the 1851 High School Graduating Class. Both young women plan on enter ing college in the States next fall.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-21
Miss Atkinson Becomes Bride
 Of Loyal Valley

A pretty wedding took place at the Catholic church Saturday eve ming at 8:30 o'clock when Miss Margaret Atkinson became the bride of MT. Loyal Valley, radio man stationed on the U. s. Coast Guard vessel Storis.
 Large baskets of pink and white snapdragons banked the altar rail where the young couple stood to pronounce their vows. The Rev. Robert Whelan officiated.
 Preceding the ceremony, Mrs. Lillian Uggen played several num- bers on the organ, among them, "At Dawning,p' T Love Thee" and Just a Song At Twilight"
 The bride entered the church on the arm of her father, MT. Lee Atkinson, to the strains of the Wedding March from Les Hugue- nots. She was preceded down the aisle by her matron-of-honor, Mrs Charles Lupro, who wore aa ballet length gown of pink taffeta with lace top, and small matching hat. She carried an old-fashioned bou- quet of pink and white rose buds.
 The bride was lovely in a ballet length dress of white lace over satin. The neckline was of deep scallops with net insert and she wore a string of pearls, gift from her mother Her finger-tip veil was attached to a becoming small cap of lace and she wore long white lace gloves. She carried a white prayer book decorated with small
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-21

troops from Formosa to harrass China.
 Well" Bradley replied, from the military point of view there is no objection, as I see it, to removing any restrictions on his (Chiang's) doing these things, provided he does not get mixed up in such way as to involve our own forces"
 He added, however, that if the Nationalists took such losses both in men and equipment that they jeopardized security of Formosa the military thinking might be differ ent.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-21
Briefs

Berkeley, Calf. = Herb Flam de- feated National Champion Art Lar sen, 6-3, 8-6. 6-2, to win the Cali fornia state championship.
 Modesto, Calf. - Cy Young of the Los Angeles AC threw the javelin 241 feet Il inches, second best eyer by an American. Dick Attlesey of the LAAC ran the 120-yard high hur- dles in 13.6 seconds at Modesto re- lays.
 Columbia, Mo. - Bill Mcclure set Big Seven mile record of 4:118 to help Missouri win Big Seven out door track title with 129A points.
 Pullman, Wash. = Washington State won northern division track championship third time in four years.
 Indianapolis - Babe Zaharias won Indianapolis leg of Weather vane cross-country women's golf with 36-hole total of l45 and also to take lead, 45O to 452 over Patty Berg, in the 144-hole competition. Princeton, N J. - Yale won east ern college sprint championship, beating Harvard by half length on Lake Carnegie.
 Baltimore Brookmeade Stables Bold easily won the Preakness stakes at Pimlico by seven lengths over Counterpoint to give jockey Eddie Arcaro his fourth Preakness winner. Bold paid S10.20.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-21
B. B. SEARS .||l

Stars of Sunday games in the ma jor leagues are:.
 Batting - Eddie Robinson, White Sox - batted in three runs with a two-run homer in fifth and double in the ninth to beat Washington Senators, 5-4.
 Pitching Ed Lopat, Yankees spaced eight hits for his seventh straight victory as Yankees defeated the Browns. 7-3.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-21
CARSON OFFICE OPEN

The Carson Construction GO. has opened it's local office on Third Street across from the Commun- ity Building with E. F. Haugen in charge. w. A. Carson, president of the company is here for few days in connection with the demolition work on the AB and City Halls. It is expected that the raging of the buildings will be completed by the end of this week in order that ex- cavation may begin for the new Alaska Office Building there.
 EMPIRE WANT ADS PAY
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-21
yvIL!GAtE5

Here are final scores of WILL game played during the weekend:
 Yesterdays Results Tacoma 8-7, Wenatchee 5-8. Spokane 7-4, Tri-City 2-2. Yakima 7-2, Salem 3-5. (Only games scheduled)
 Saturday Results Vancouver 11-22, Victoria 9-7. Yakima 3, Salem l. Tacoma 3, Wenatchee 0. Tri-City II, Spokane 10.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-21
MIDGET GAR DRIVER ] FOR AUTO CLASSIC

, INDIANAPOLIS, May 21 -R- Rodger Ward, Los Angeles midget race car driver, qualified the Deck Manufacturing Go. Special for the 5OC- mile Memorial Day Race at 134.S .S67 miles an hour yesterday. Only five cars have ever qualified here at faster speeds on the 10-mile route.
 Only seven of the B positions re- main to be filled.
 It will be Wards first race at the Indianapolis Motor Speedway, but he's no stranger to speed. He flew . B-38 fighter plane in Alaska in the last war. He drives in cowboy boots white pants, red shirt and red hel- met.
 Dr. Fred L. Coddington of Mt Edgecumbe is at the Baranof hotel
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Boston 6, Pittsburgh 5. St. Louis 6, Brooklyn 4. New York 3, Cincinnati 2.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE Boston 9, Cleveland 4. All other games postponed, rain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-21
GRAVEL MAN HERE

George Vollen, representative of the Pioneer Sand and Gravel Co. of Seattle, arrived here yesterday from Cordova. He is at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-21
TO CoRDOyA

Oscar Bergseth, general superin- tendent of the New England Fish Co.,, Ketchikan. left yesterday for Cordova.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-21
G. F. BACH ILL

George Edward Bach of Douglas was admitted to St. Ann's hospital yesterday and is reported to be crit ically ill
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-21
Saturday Results

Seattle 8, Los Angeles 4. tN Oakland 12, Portland 10. San Diego Is, San Francisco 6. (Only games scheduledD.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-21

so FROM PELICAN
 Walter w. Shukam of Pelican is at the Baranof.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-05-21
BRADLEY E AGAIN
 ON STAND

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FROM FAIRBANKS

Agnes Schlosser Of Fairbanks is registered at the Baranof hotel.
Evening star., 1951-07-07
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

BAY RIDGE, MD.-Private beach; 8
bedrms,; beamed ceiling in living
rm; with f1repl. and dining rm.; oil
neat: paths. This is the sweetest
eaip eame cE Z sss s5sa Ridge e HiVer We dr.
vista S94s. Can b be Gas1oS seen any SF tims sns
Sat; and Sun. MIR. COHEN. 10
eEVEkLf BEACB on CHESAPEAKE
P5iv,lsses: terms. e sxLs sxLfsr'rsos Sos
NORTH BEACH, MD.-Lse. dble, cot.
taEe, for sale. Corner lot, facing bay.
Ideal for ! or 2 lge. families or
organization. Can be used year
sa55oqnd. II interested. please cali VI.
ON BAY AT DEALE-very Ice. water.
'front.' lot; houses, 4 bedrms., liv.
yield good return as business prop
osition; good for small boat business,
uShlng parties, etc.; wonderful op-
portunity for retirement. Call West
River 6624. Write Box 254-Y. Star.
DEALE SECTION-All-year home on
lge; waterfront lot; lge liv. rm., 4
hedrms. mod. kit. and bath, util.
rm.,. oil heat; boat harbor, pier; i'm
mediate possession; S1O,5O6; terms.
CCaalll CCall - West River 1924. Write Box
AEah-hOUND z HUME on WicOmico
River, near Maddox, Nd. It has
siec. and water and pvt. pier.
PHARES LIMBAUGH. 5000 Kenil.
worth ave-. Hyattsville, Md. IS
WATERFRONT, all-year, new home:
insulated; lge. bedrms. and porch.
bath, auto. h.-w.h.,- copper plumb
ing' Heatolator frepl.; lge. lot. Must
EASTERN 0ssaaeoiRE STORE OF MARYLAND,
Queen Annes County-16 acres with
561 feet of sandy beach on Chesa-
peake Bay. near Matapeake. Price,
Slo. 600. Also modernized house Of
move rooms ss Kon Nth oss 6sth Ia sIystIsble to
terville 104-J. Brokers protected.
NORTH BEACH PARK-Very desir-
able modern Groom furnished
waterfront cottage; terms If de-
sired Cali or see Marvin e. West,
FITZGERALD REALTY CO., Phone
North Beach All. $
BAY, shoreham Beach;
lovely clean, 4-room and bath
nome on large well-landscaped lot
overlooking water. Large Screened
porches on three sides. Compl. furn..
fireplace, elec. ,refgr.,\ elec. stove;
nice trees. sand beach, good har.
Dor: real buy. NE. O519.
gELL.BUILT furnished cottage; lot
5OX33O. beautiful. view. sandy
beach, fishing. grabbing. Apples,
peaches, figs, grapes; near Annap-
oils and Sandy Point Bridge. Guide
at St Margaret's Church Sunday, 1
e 70 z p.wi whl.1 Phone & GL: 44oo. Ext. s47.
CONTINUED on Next Pass5
Evening star., 1951-07-07
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BETHANY BCH., Del.-Corner. 7-rm.,
B; 64-bedrm), }, 2 porches, elec. refgr.;
apis, s75 wk. up. Ina. "our House"
9Th and Atlantie, Dickinson 1861.
E st. I. n.w.i aEAyATTEi NA, d75$ RealtOr, ISIS x
OCEAN CRY. ~, NIB MD.1New modern au.
plex apt. blk. ocean; accom-. 6 to
3; $50 wk. La. 6-8420.
IF YOU WANT TO RELAX, see \
beautiful 5-rm. cottage with bath. A
resr-around home with all modern
water heater; located on aAs The shS Seauti: autG
ful Potomac, o6lton's Point. Nd.
Plenty Of fishing. Grabbing, swim.
ming and duck hunting. An ideal
place for a retired business cpIe.
Outd1or nrepl.: l util. house. plenty
white cedar cabin cruiser, 2 yrs. Old
viii sleep 4. kit. and toilet. with
Chrysler marine engine. win sen
eUnse eSes Ca SE boat ssos separately. Reas. Can
EEaoBoTh asSs;i SAi SEA sgAcH. DEL.-Att4.e. DEMs
tion, tastefuliy and comfortabiy fur
n1shed. Reasonable to desirable ten.
ants Available from August I6 on.
OL 5737 or DU, 3341. -S
HERALD HARBoR-5 bedrms., all
f9nH s0G for wf sA5RS RSaiEs cof.H + abSs
Chestnut I'd at Valentine. q
OPEN SUNDAY-Cloverlea, 2 blocks
from, Beverly Beach where the
Rhodes River empties into the Bay.
Beautiful cottage located on lots
with large maple trees and un-
usual shrubbery; 2 bedrmS.. liv. rm.,
kit. "a #. long. equipped with
Estate gas stove and GE refrigerator:
2 porches, each 26 1T. long, Screened
Tor summer and glassed in for win
ter; garage and bath house; loft.
easement from cottage to bathing
beach; good furniture. and boat can
be purchased at give-away prices.
Go to Beverly Beach and turn right
the Porter cottage. L. r. PORTER
(owner), XII. S-7S59 or oW. 1924.
Evening star., 1951-07-07
FARMS tcont.,
LOOK THESE OVER

LOOK THESE OVER
ESQ acres at Calverton, Q miles O
road frontage with Q lot OF business
farm home 33-cow dairy barn
washington permit; large, dry Gov
barn, fair tenant house and man,
other good buildings A beautiful
laying farm, no waste land. A rea
sound investment at only $33. 900
Immediate possession.
acres with stream, beautifully land
scaped. with lots of shade; 6-room
modern stucco house with largl
screened-in porch; a lovely country
home; a corner property at CalVer.
4 real buy at toni only Si2.5ooa. anu 0i0
Many others, both large and small
. acres to 100 acres. Price range
from S5,0 900 to $65,000.
NORMAN E: DODD, Broker.
Calverton, Va. Phone 2l7O.