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materials, roofing, doors, windows.
trim, plywood, Celotex. plasterine
materials. insulation. steel beams
and angles. We also have . COM
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kitchen and bathroom fixtures. cop-
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Minnesota ave ne
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stores. To sell neckwear, hosiery and
small wears. Exper. In similar lines
acceptable. Excellent working con-
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We nave many specials for the
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new and used plumbing fixtures;
oak, maple and pine flooring, in ex-
cellent condition; most reasonable
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In new condition at less than half
price.
For your convenience We have opened
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To learn to operate addressograpf
machine; knowledge OF tipping, Ap
ply aft. 10 am. H, J. Taylor. BERG.
MANN'S LAUNDRY. 623 G st. NV
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HE APPROVED SCHOC
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Real Estate Training
Approved In 1947 by the District Of
Columbia Approving Board and also
by Vet. Adm. under GI.
Men and women carefully prepared
for broker. salesman, saleslady or
operator by quarter century expert
enced instructors.
evening. January Z. Write for the
explanatory brochure. THE SCHOOL
OF REAL ESTATE. Bond Bldg,
14th and n. Y. ave. Telephone
RE. 2295.
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Wide scope Of construction expert
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One day only, gigantic inventory sale
of 1000 cameras, photo and movie
equipment and supplies, on Monday,
Save up to 60G on new. like new
or used photo articles, fully guar
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only complete photo dept. store, 933
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Milford chronicle., 1951-05-11
OVERLOOK

The four little children of Mr..
and Mrs. Wilson Wright, little Jun
ior, Bobby and their two sisters,
Helen and Louise, are confined to
their home with whopping cough.
Residents of this vicinity don't
forget the class play of Lewes
school that is to be put on Thurs
day and Friday nights of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Bruce Short and
daughter, Miss Marguerite, of Phil
adelphia, spent over night Satur-
day with their aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. William Fisher at the
Cedar Croft Farm. They attended
the funeral of William Martin of
Philadelphia, that was held at
Whites Chapel Saturday at one
O'Clock p. m.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur B. Camp
bell entertained to dinner Satur-
day evening at 500 o'clock, the
Rev. and Mrs. Charles LouhOff of
Nassau; their granddaughter, Mary
Virginia Davidson, also of Nassau,
Mrs. Estella Johnson and Mrs. Min
ME Davidson and her granddaugh-
ter, Mary r. Vincent, and MIR. and
Mrs. Clarence Campbell of Phila-
delphia, spent the weekend with
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marshall Wiley and
children visited their grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Carpenter of
BrOadkill, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Murk and
daughter Sue of Nassau visited Mr..
and Mrs. John w. Houston last
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Ellingsworth
visited their aunt and uncle, Mr..
and Mrs. George P. Workman of
Georgetown on Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Hastings en-
tertained to a turkey dinner Sunday
their daughter and family, Mr.. and
Mrs. George Chappell and daugh-
ter, Miss Betty, their son and fam
lily, Mr.. and Mrs Robert Hastings
and daughter Kathleen and also
their son, James Hastings of Re-
hObOth Beach and Mrs. Sallie Rog-
ers and son Harrington and her
daughter, Miss Hulda of near
Georgetown, and John w. Houston
and Clarence Cord.
The w. S. G. S. of Whites
Chapel will meet Tuesday at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. David Brit
tingham.
While Mr. and Mrs. w. Bruce
Short of Philadelphia spent the
weekend here they took Sunday
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-11
Ten Years Ago.

Taken from the May 9, 1941 Issue
Frank ". Schroeder Of Del
aware City was elected secre-
lary of the Industrial Accident
Board at the new boards or
ganizatiOn meeting this week.
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Harry B. ThaW, elected city
alderman at the reorganization
Of City Council, was renamed
Magistrate here by Governor
Walter w Bacon and the Ap-
pointment confirmed by the
Senate during the closing hours
Of the 108th General Assembly.
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MI and Mrs. Herman Pretty
man Of Hollyville. were the
guests Of the latter's sister, Mr.
and Mrs. Herman Harrison, OF
Delmar on Sunday
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Miss Marjorie Faix. daughter
Of Mr.. and Mrs. August Faix.
Of Kings Highway. Milford. has
been elected president Of the
Wilson College Orchestra. Miss
Faix. q junior. Is making Eng
iish her held of concentration
with lne arts as an allied subj
ect
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-11

AlOnzO Jones, who was drop
ped last week as supervisor of
State Game Wardens by the
Game and Fish Commission,
was appointed sealer of weights
and measures for Kent County
by Governor Buck.
SOC
At the twenty-nrst anniyer-
sary of the Ladies Auxiliary of
the Brotherhood of Trainmen,
held in the lodge room in Del
mar, on Thursday afternoon,
Mrs. Lulu Truitt, Mrs. Joseph
Wills, Mrs. Jennie GOrdy, Mrs.
Amelia Lowe, Mrs. Sallie Lowe,
and Mrs. Lille Calhoun receiv-
ed twenty year membership
pins of which they are very
proud.
Last Sunday Miss Annette
Mettam took the lead in a topic
which the youth Of our day is
interested. Etiquette is a pass
port for the hearts of men.
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Robert Daniels, Jr., accom-
panied by Marvin Jones, both
Of Washington, D. c.. motored
to Milford and spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Daniels, Sr.
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Milford Odd Fellows have de-
cided to repeat their success
ful drama, Dust of the Earth"
in Grange Hall, on May 18th.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-11

Robinson and Webb, proprie-
tors of the Milford Garage and
Repair Company, have sold
several new Overland Cars this
spring. Last week a fine fore
door auto was sold to Captain
DerricksOn, and one of the
same model was bought by
Charles M. Hammond.
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Charles n. Hammond has
sold this week a very desirable
building lot on Lake Avenue to
Col. Theodore Townsend and a
brick dwelling will be built on
it this summer by his son,
George Marshall Townsend.
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The County Convention of
the Woman's Christian Temper
ance Union, which was held at
Bridgeville last week, was very
greatly enjoyed. In the Oratori-
cal contest, it fell to the lot of
Miss Jessie PleasantOn. of Mil
ford. to be awarded the silver
medal.
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The engineers in charge of
the United States work at the
mouth Of the MispilliOn River,
were in Milford this week.
Eighteen hundred additional
feet of ietty will be contracted
before the work is finished, and
it is believed that a minimum
draught of water at low tide of
eight feet will be obtained for
the steamers in and out of Mil
ford.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-11
Twenty Years Ago.

Taken from the May 8, 1881 Issue
Greenwood, for the third
time in as many years, carried
OH high hOnors in the Eleventh
Annual Sussex County Track
and Field Meet, held at Har-
ringtOn last week. Greenwood
compiled total Of 107 points,
Georgetown finished second
with a total of "a points, while
Laurel was third with 1874
points.
Over twenty commercial
pOultrymen and representa-
tives of the University of Del
aware and of the State Board
of Agriculture attended the
joint meeting Of the executive
committee of the Delaware
State Poultry Association, the
Record of Performance AssO-
citation and the Official Breed
ers' and Hatchers' Association
which was held at the home of
Charles Grove. near Milford,
on the evening Of April %. for
the purpose of considering some
matters of Importance.
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Mrs. Fannie A. Houseman of
South Milford, has sold her
property in Milford, and Is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Adam Bre-
demeir at Newark, and another
sister, Mrs. William Watson at
Atlantic City, N. J. She will
then make her home with her
daughters in Arlington, N. J.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-11
SELBYVILLE
By Mrs. Kathryn Browne

Mrs. Peter Whaley and Mrs. Paul
West leave Friday for the General
Federation of WOmen's Clubs Con-
ventiOn which is being held at the
Shamrock Hotel in Houston, Texas,
from May Ia through 19. Mrs. Wha-
ley, who is president of the Della
ware State Federation of WOmen's
Clubs, will join a group of club
women who are taking a seven day
post convention tour to Mexico
City.
Circle No. 8, MRS Alma Hall,
leader, has postponed the regular
meeting until May "a, and there
will be a box social for the mem
bers, their husbands and invited
guests in the Salem Recreation
Center at 6 p. m.
Miss Brice McCabe and Mrs. VIM.
A. Law entertained several guests
on Tuesday at a bridge luncheon,
then on Wednesday evening at
bridge dessert.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Mumford
are the proud parents of a baby
girl, born to them on Thursday in
the Beebe Hospital at Lewes. Mo-
ther and baby are doing fine and
returned home this week,
Nancy Lee is the name that has
been selected for the infant daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey B. Will
liams, who was born April 5, i'm
the Salisbury Hospital. Connie Kay
is quite proud of her new sister.
Raymond e. Ringler left last
Thursday to spend some time in
Norfolk, Va, where he is employ
ed with the Townsend Canning
Company. Mrs. Ringler will join
her husband this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewey Quillen of
Wilmington were Sunday dinner
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Howard
Quillen and son James Edward.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Law and
sons spent the weekend i'm Phil
adelphia with his parents, Captain
and Mrs. Harry Law and son Dom
aid.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-11

The Rangers of EasternshO'
Forest, Tall Cedars of Lebanon,
will give their third dance at
the First Regiment ArmOry,
Salisbury, Md, Tuesday, May
10th, at $3.50 p. m. The music
will be furnished by the pOpu-
lar Jass Orchestra of Newport
News, Va.
The Dover Singing Club gave
a very beautiful rendition of
the sacred OratOriO, "The Holy
City, in the Avenue M. E.
Church. Milford, Thursday of
last week. Nearly four hun
dred attended and more than
$500 was realized from the pro-
ceeds of the affair, all of which
is to be turned over to the
new Milford Emergency Hos
pital by the ladies of the New
Century Club under whose aus
plces the OratOriO was given.
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United States Marshal Wal
ter S. Money has announced the
appointment of Harry E. Glen
daniel of Lincoln City as in
side deputy and George X. Ball
of Hockessin as outside deputy.
The work of laying cement
over the bridge at Hearn's
Mill on the Seaford-Br -Bridgeville
State Highway, was completed
last week and will be open to
the public within a few weeks.
When open there will be a road
without any detour from
Bridgeville to Deln,ar.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-11
Thirty Years Ago.

Taken from the May 6, 1921 issue
The baccalaureate services
of the graduating class of Mil
ford High School viii be held
in the Presbyterian Church,
June 18th, in the morning.
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MIR. c. E. Towe of Detroit,
Michigan, announces the en-
gagement of his daughter, Wv
ian Irene, to William Catlin
Wilcutts, son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
J. A. Wilcutts, Frederick, Del
aware.
Eggs, fresh and clean, sell
for 26 cents per dozen in Mil
ford.
The Plaza Hotel has been
moved to the lot adjoining the
bungalow of Dr. T. r. Ruhl.
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Nutter and Collins featured
in the thirteen inning 90 game
between the University and
Trinity last week.
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Miss Eleanor Vinyard and
James Deputy, of Milford, were
In the cast of Miss Bob White"
recently held by the Glee Clubs
of the University of Delaware.
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Houses for rent are the
scarcest that they have ever
been here before. When it is
known that a family is to move
there are numbers of appli-
cants for the vacant house im-
vvnodiofoIw
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-11

Tuesday, the Milford High
School baseball team shut ont
the Golden knights" Of George
town, s to 0, on the latter's
grounds. Credit for the victory
goes to Horace Wiley, sensa-
tional young hurler who bested
Walls and Faucet, star George
town hurlers, in a thrilling
mound battle.
The Milford Little Giants of
the Eastern Shore League cap
tured its lone preseason exhi-
bition game at the local park
last Sunday by routing the
North Phillies. 1910 champions
Of the Philadelphia Industrial
League, 13 to 1.
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The safe which was stolen
some time ago from the Ameri-
can Store in Frederica, has
been found. The cash was miss
ing but checks and valuable
papers we're still in the safe.
soc
The l08th General Assembly
adjourned sine die at 1857 o.
clock last Saturday night
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-11

dinner at the home of Mrs. Estella
Johnson.
Mrs. oliver Lynch of SeafOrd and
Mrs. BAKER of Georgetown spent
Saturday with their daughter and
Mrs. Bakers granddaughter, Mrs.
Robert Hastings and family.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-11
The Past In Review
News As It Was Reported In The Chronicle
orty Years Ago.
taken from the May e, 1911 Issue

Taken from the May 12, 1911 Issue
A corps of surveyors and the
engineer in charge stopped at
the Windsor Hotel on Tuesday
evening last. and on Wednes-
day started to survey a new
route from Milford TO points in
Sussex County. So much evil
dence on the part of land own
ers on the Houston route to
grasp and gouge to secure for
land worth less than twenty
dollars per acre that it was
thought best to try for a new
route.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-11

Ellendale and Lincoln play
ed the fifth game of the season
on the Lincoln grounds last
Saturday afternoon. The main
features Of the game were the
excellent work of Bruner and
Risler, the Lincoln battery, the
batting of the Lincoln team,
who made twenty-five hits, and
the good umpiring Of Still Of
Milford and DR.. SOnsOn of FL
lendale. Phe score, Ellendale
/, Lincoln 25.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-11

After having held a confer
ence with Governor PenneWill,
Adjutant General /. P. Wicker
sham last week decided that the
First Infantry Organized MILF
tia of Delaware would camp at
the Stale Rife Range at New
Castle the week beginning July
22nd.
Milford chronicle., 1951-05-11

The 10sth General Assembly
adjourned sine die at 1857 o.
clock last Saturday night.
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SToREs FOR RENT

NEWLY REMODELED STORES, in
excellent colored neighborhood; idea
for restaurant, pawnbroker, dry
cleaner. barber shop. beauty parlor
ETC.; immed. occup. Apply LEO M
BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 K st. n.w,'
LEE e. RWY.-corner Hwy store. approx
30xS0, in lge. shopping center;
er and beauty parlor now operating;
ample parking. Apply. LEO M
3 BERNSTEIN r : Z uS 8 Goi; soSo Realtors l416
MAYG Hsye9y Gayo Trton o Fssas ssasnes $;
serving 5000 to 5000 population
no barber or beauty shop or hard
ware store in community: mod. new;
beautiful bldg. Call, LA. 6-5323
1893 GOOD HOPE RID. s.E.-Best
location in town for any type bust.
ness; store 35x90; reas. rent. Cal
MR.. ZABREK. Ia. 5413. UN. 1895
STORE. excel. business location; next
store, Kopy Kat. I'll H ne. Apply
ARE1NcToN. III 4 Sei fa2s No. Irving St, St. "a
section and Wilson Tert Dlvd Aft ebs
BEST SECTION OF Sc. next to cor
ner of MINI. and Pa. aves. s.e.;
good for any kind of business.
AT KENSINGTON, new store; 1000
50. IT,; excellent parking; reasonable
rent. EARL j. PRESTON, SH.
9193, LO. 5-0230. -6 :.
rent to responsible tenant: sveEy
reasonable rent. J. GERALD LUS-
TINE, 412 9th st. NV. D1. bgS6'
a451 CONN. AVE. N.W.-11x80-ft. !;
shopping center with parking for so
cars; near Peoples Drugstore. Wool
worth. Best y Co. KASS-BERs'EE'
SILVER 800 50. IT,, suit
able for garage or any retail busi-
ness. Box 54-V, Star. %
9th AND E SITS. N.W.-2nd d., air
cond., 91x41, modern. MILLS COM
PANY. MA. 1896. .
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

MY FAMILY needs 3-bedrm.. 2-batt
br; house;. rec. rm.. gar. 9-13 yrs
area. Cash deal. viii deal with
HOMES STass 9ry aNS SpT $aX Star 3
= JARRELL CO., Realtors aS. {estaS taas
GET OUR APPRAISAL FIRST If % 70,
want to sell quickly. We have pros.
pect buyers for It. Ewes. phone OR
6916. L. T. GRAVATTE, Realtor
1918 * st. NV. Ma. !0753.
for modern brk. home from 8 to e
rms. Calvin Coolidge school area
About $4,000 ready now. sTRoUP
VIII PAY You Cash today 70,
your home: In any location: Imme.
ID Si1ts psosipT sst1Snl Re 220l, 0, 81, 7747;
Of your home business Or invest.
call r. A.; HUMPHRIES. Realtor
apnraisals Results since 1919
WANT TO PURCHASE a nice 3 or 4
ssHa sedrm; ,.fS home; so1 in nice 40 location t.
HAVE CLIENT with $4,000 cash
Need home, Brentwood or Shepherd
Park win buy this week. II
IsARD REALTY CO.. ST. 1901;
ewes. TU. O779. 10
WISH TO CONTACT owner sellins
2 or 3-bedrm. brick home in Va.
ia. 4-1S34. -6
MODERN. clean, 2 or 3-bedrm. home
or income property In good D. C.
or nearby Md. location. Have sub
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

TOWER BLDG, 14th and K-Pvt.
ONCE with furn. reception room In
suite Of law ofaces. MA. 1910. IS
HYATTSvILLE, Md, 2 and 8
rm. suites avail. tn modern once
sEasTsN sleE Tsss ssns = Co. 4gnsyI EgssI,e!s, 9 Is
( &. NV. MI. Sz6o.
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10 ACRES
COUNTRY ESTATE

13-acre farm. 10 minutes from Naval
Ordnance Laboratory; dream house;
2 baths, with powder room; 4 bed
rooms: recreation room finished in
Pickyick pattern knotty pine, with
desk, corner cabinets, many book
shelves and wagonwheel chandelier.
Stone fireplace with heatolator; movie
protection room, built-in speaker;
5 cedar-lined clothes closets, 2 linen
closets; plexiglass china cabinet;
modern kitchen with bar table. spa.
wagonwheel railing; spring water; 2
barns, newly painted; garage; new
food storage room; spring house;
chicken house; fagstone walks; beau
tifully landscaped with spruce trees,
tulips, lilacs, roses and rock garden,
being 6x10 TT; spacious lawns, small
plants; ample fireplace wood; built
in flsh aquarium; Philgas; oil heat;
house situated on edge of large lake
to-be, with boating fishing priyils.,
pienteous game; baseball diamond
and. riding club; very private; beau
tiful scenery; stores nearby; 8 acres
OF clover. several acres corn; fertile
soil; house designed for pipe organ
with extra organ room; 300-gal. gas
tank; party purchasing will have
use Of Al acres up to 1 or 2 years,
with swimming griyileses in river;
sion, but o small, fascinating estate
that will exceed your expectations.
and Is different and unique in every
detail; 80 minutes from downtown
Washington; new fast highway to
city under construction " mile from
farm; S2e, e,760. For information. eell
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tconfinuedl

DOWNTOWN-choice suite, consist
ing of approx. 700 So. IT. in z
story elev. once bldg; in whole o
in part; immed. occup.; reas. rent
Apply LEG M. BERNsTEIH & CO.
18th AND F ST. NV lge. rms.
kt stdo ana snS Path tn Is excellent .i for nS comb m
n Mrs. bEsssrEis fss Gs ! me Co.. s4GS; ssalaoEs ass
ATTRAcTfvE AIR CONDITIONED
suites in modern bldg; 500. 75O OF
1850 50. it.; furnished with privat,
hath intl RH ihoysFi VISA refsr' Rear PARK
ATTENTioN, DocroRs-1eth an.
Columbia I'd. NV, 6 lge. rms. ant
reception rm.; suitable for offic,
and living qtrs. or suite of Offices
immed: occup. Apply LEO M
BERNSTEIN 4 CO.. Realtors. 141'
OFFICE OR SHOP SPACE. SOL
aahGse f. ao lsssne ss asr sSs cali RAJ s2s ISIS
OFFICE. laboratory. shop space
parking for 8 cars; 2nd CONNER
ctal. 2217 NJ st. NV. ST. 9448. -
End AND KENNEDY SITS. NV
once buiidins ni "VstDf suitable m for m0eerl cen
tractor, architect or manufacturer
rep. Call Mr:. Holland, H. @. SMITHI
CO., S11 18th st. NV. ST. 5000
AIR CONDITIONED, freproof Cen.
tury Building. 412 9th St. NV. op.
able in single units or suites OF Z
to 8 rooms. Single rooms as low al
$4S per mo. Parking space available
THOMAS j. FISHER & CO., INC.
73S 18th st. NV, DI. $3.50. -1E
9th AND X SITS. NV. t92s 9th ST.
one large room containing 1,050 So
IT.; ideal for office, jobber or dis.
tributor; heat, light and janitoI
service Sc od furnished; freight elevator
81. 5 c4ii sssol NC 7ss 18th st: N P;V.
DOWNTowN-Larse floor, -tD oDer
NATL. org. ELLIS. ME. ii71.
EVANS BUILDING. 1920 New Yor,
ave; n.w.--Available immediately
desirable rooms to meet your re.
sHiie su1sensnss s1s mr pEMN y, pRoFERTrEs
ONE TO i FIVE Mh ROOMS. tg conpec.,r,,
Professional ONCE: qioesaes ioested Gn IN ans ons
o. Conn. aves. best apt. houses al
0rdway ST., near Uptown Theater
Eor full information. call MR.
DAVIS. NO. 5000.
ATTENTION, doctors. dentists, real
estate, ETC.! Large bright rooms
reception room. 2 porches, newly
decorated; excellent location; ideal
Tor 2 or more doctors. 7Sl5 Ga,
ave. NV. GE. 1885. p
STUDIO FOR RENT. third floor,
821 10Th st. n.w.-Two large rooms
reception room and large ball
room; total, 1900 50. IT.; equipped
with shower, two toilets and com
plete kitchen. Can be used for or
sanitation quarters or combii1ed
once and living quarters. Cen
"a ITai I9cation. snon Call ME. 54s2 OF
AvAILABLE-several ofices in desir.
Masaovna s6isi wsll,loeated ds bldg. "a blk.
able. 1713 M st. NV. MR.. H0PN
ST. 3444, OR. 1906. "a
NEAh COLUMBIA RID. NV large
5mi. smaller rms. and bath; entire
use, TIE. 2e57. o-Ci"' 1
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE
FLORIDA PROPERTY.

OFFER ACREAGE in West Florida, on
hard-surfaced road, 40-acre tracts to
1000 acres; good for any type OF
farming. cattle, etc. TIE. 1874. .
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GARAGES

WANTED TO RENT double-car ga
rage, Silver Spring area for stor.
age SH; O016;
GARAGE FOR RENT-SS.b0 monthly
GARAGE FOR RENT-N.w. section.
$40 per mo. TU. b406.
LARGE DOUBLE cement gaSage. suit.
able for storage, for rent. On.
skrosk 2kaas AES GYSRadELpoab,s. 4 4; i:S; sopos,ss
door. shop Or storage. IA. N10 80.
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DESK SPACE

IN DOWNTOWN ALExANDRIA-Desk
space and /or mailing address and
telephone answering service. AL
Id94S or P. o. Box 1920. Alexandra,
BARR BLDG, 91o 18th ST. NV
tractive desk space for those who
want the best. Receptlonist, switch
board. mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call ST. 3456.
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4-UNIT BRICK. s1e.5oo. INCOME
RIDDEN, Ex. 57o7. wo. oe26.
STORE AND 2 APTS.; income, $2,994
r.; EsG3 s2s,s5o; 80. LOUIS ESI 5,es RsuDDEN
300; lge. yearly return; excel. cond. ;
call MIR. MANN, sH. 5555. 10
STORE AND 8 APTs.-34th ST.. Mt.
Rainier, Md. $4,000 per yr. income.
Pa%is PTtes $4,000; %G saot terms Call Mr..
APT. HOUSE. det., II units; Al
cond.; ian. atrs.; near nth and
So, 900; @ic Price. $ss. .o6o; s $50, 900 600
Conner asS Esaulsfa BRick k0@ hEsTzuSsaNr hEs1a S.as
$4,000 yr. income; lease to 1859 No
expense except roof and taxes. Fed
sTa No Trisnse ans area. area: s. 5ss tTssk route
NV, MA. O753.
RIvERDALE, MD.-S5,520 yearly in
come; $4,000 handles. Building
under 2 years old; (2) stores; 8 and
5-yr. leases; (2) 3-rm., mod. kit.
and dinette apts.; individual heat;
tenants pay utilities; (2) ware
h1uses; fin g all % rented. Call pI; 1918
INC.
NEW S-FAMILY APARTMENT bv i'd
ing renting for $211 month. Ten
ant furnishes all utilities except
water: in good section Of city. Price
$l9,950. FRANCIS A. BLUNDON
CO., S05 II st. NV. Ma. O714. -6
I7% NET RETURN on your invest
ment Of $26,500 in beautiful resi-
Qence In Embassy area, now leased
Tor 3 years. REALISTINGS CORP,
HU. 1888 day or night. -
STORE AND APARTMENT; income
VI 800 per year. Price S16.500
Call Mr.. Fischer with DREYFUS
BROS. MA. 05S2: eve. AID. 1894.
Evening star., 1951-04-05
CUNNINGHAM ACRES
Lanham Park
Defense Highway

$70U 70 SYUU
500 Down, SIS Monthly
City Water. Phone. Hard Roads
Electric; Good Bus Facilities
Directions: Bladensburg rd. to Bla.
densburg. turn right at Peace Cross
5 miles to office and sign ''Lanhan
Park" Open daily and Sunday, 1C
to 6. THOMAS F. HALEY, Real
tor Hyattsville 0107