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Women S. Federation
|Conyenes;; Theme 10
Be Family Protection
BY the Assoeiofed Press

HOUSTON. Tex, May 1.-THE
General Federation Of Women's
Clubs will consider the protec-
ton OF families during mobiliza-
ton at It's 60th annual convention
this week.
The majority Of the 750. 900
women in the 14.500 clubs that
are members Of the National Fed
Grafton are housewives and
mothers.
Two thousand delegates started
gathering here today. Their con-
vention opens formally tonight
with a banquet.
A resolution on family protec-
ton during mobilization is among
20 resolutions to be presented to
the convention.
The resolutions already have
been distributed to the various
clubs in the 48 States. the Dis
trict of Columbia and Alaska.
They will be presented to the
convention Wednesday.
On protecting the family, the
resolution declares that the pre-
sent and future strength of the
United States is dependent on the
proper training Of our youth and
upon the protection Of mothers
and youth In the home" It asks
that recruiting for industry be di-
rected primarily to women with
few homemaking responsibilities.
Mrs. Hiram Cole Houghton, Ma
tional Federation president, Of
Red Oak, Iowa, welcomed sthe
Junior Federation delegates In a
speech today with a reminder Of
Just how far women have pushed
back their horizons.
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Mrs. Macarthur Takes
Widow Wishing Tour
By 4he Associated Press

BY The Assoeiated Press
NEW YORK. May 14.-Gen,
Douglas MacArthur's wife spent
part OF Mothers Day window
wishing" along Fifth avenue.
She strolled along the avenue
yesterday for about q mile, ac-
companied by her husbands doc
tor, Col. Charles Canada. Few
persons recognized her.
1--WE only been window wish
ling" Mrs. Macarthur said later,
There are so many things that
I need that 1t will require a little
more thinking before ! actually
buy"
Meanwhile, Gen. Macarthur re-
portedly remained in the family's
waldorf Astoria Hotel suite.
A member Of his staff said he
had no plans for public appear
ances today.
The general made his first ap-
lpearance in civilian clothes in IL
years Saturday, when he went to
the Polo ground with Mrs. Mac
Arthur and saw the Phillies beat
the Giants, 6 to 5.
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| |2O-Yeor-OId Car
Still Hot, Service
Attendant Finds
BY The Assoeioied Press

MEMPHIS. Tenn. May H..
"A 20-year-old automobile
backfired yesterday. set fire to
q filling station and sent
nearby apartment dwellers
into the streets In near panic.
The blaze was confined to
the service station area. No
one was injured. Service At
tendant ]. G. Haynes said
flames shot from the cars
exhaust pipe as the gas tank
was being filled, set the gaso-
line hose afire. spread to the
pumps and then to the sta
ton.
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lOil Baroes MOVING

| CANTON. Mo-. May IA R.-
Forty -four barges. each carrying
q million gallons Of oil, which
|had. been tied UP In a Mississippi
River flood jam since last Wednes-
lday, began moving northward
Through the reopened locks at
Canton yesterday.
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FREIGHT Truins Lonoer

CHICAGO.--An average railway
freight train In the United States
in 1918 had 34.4 cars. The number
has increased until the average
number now is, 54.5 cars.
Evening star., 1951-05-14

Philippine growers are predict
ing bigger coconut production this
year than last.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

J., SPENCE HOWARD. JR.
et. Marys City. Md. ct Mills SAW
8 ACRES IN HEART OF RIVERDALk;
LARGE GRAPE ARBORS, CHICKEN
HOUSES AND TOOL SHEDS. WITH
S-ROOM HOUSE. FULL BSMT
TILE BATH, GARAGE. UNUSUALLY
WELL CARED FOR. MUST SEE To
APPRECIATE. WA k32h .
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ST GEORGES CREEK

sM ACRES includes with 7-rm. CEN
%er-hali type house. Lge. country
kit, with conv. furnace and bath,
4 lge. bedrms., fioored attic; several
chicken houses, 2.ear garage;
shrubbery; | blk. railroad station ,;,aa
and cemmutisnsge ,nn sse trains naa te5ms - miles
62-ac country estate at German
town. Lge.. 9-rm. center-hall type
house, fireplace, furnace and bath.
full bsnpt.; house In perfect eond.; /;
Q lge. barns, 5-rm. tenant house;
much hard road frontage with sub
division possibilities; 20 miles to D.
hwy. Price. $32, 900; terms.
6-acre country home and invest
ment. New 5-rm. bungalow, oil
heat, liv. rm., fireplace. compl. mod
ern kit, full bsmt. and maids rm.;
lge. lawn, lovely shrubbery, chicken
house, brooder house, hoghouse; D.
rm. tenant house with elec. and
water, now renting, $50 mo-; an
other Arm. tenant house with new
pairs. Entire place fenced. Nice
stream. Frontage on macadam I'd !;
81 miles D. c., approx. l mile to
river rd. Price. $4,000; "a cash;
immed. possession.
179-acre Montgomery County stock
farm. Germantown area; improved
with 9-rm. house, water. electricity
and phone. New 36x60 cattle barn.
New corn house, new turkey house
and wire run GOO capacity. One OF
the best meadows in this area, bor-
dering on Seneca River, approx. 100
acres in clover, lespedeza and tim
othy; 25 acres wooded, balance
meadows. Farm newly fenced. 20
miles to D. c. on l6-ft. I'd. Price,
$24, ,000. Terms. Immediate Dos
Jamison. Pooiesviile 26I2, with
SAMUEk E. BOGEEY, INC.
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FA. 5777, FA. 1900. =
Fred B. Cushman. Realtor

GU IL. ~ SSAo11141e 4SSSAAVOA
* acre. mile from Clarksnurg
on hard-surfaced road improved
gepairs gtoa i andre and redecoration. % u' Plenty of
outbuildings consisting of Q. barn,
workshops. garage. chicken houses.
buildings. Price. Sl0.500. Con-
, venient home in the country. at q
reasonable price Cali FRED B.
cusHMA.Ms. rsaltor' 5 5ao pGeaderick ere
5S ACRES-Improved with q 2-story
6-room frame house covered with
Johns -Manville shingles; bath. water
in sink in kitchen. small basement,
stove heat, large bank barn in. ex-
celient condition. small dairy barn
OF 1S stalls Baltimore type. double
corn crib and other outbuildings.
failing water for stock, located on
hard-surfaced road. convenient to
transportation of railroad and buses
stores and churches and post ONCE.
Price, S1S,500. FRED B. CUSHMAN,
5l0 Frederick ave-. Gaitherseurs
90 ACRES miles from Laytons-
vile, in the Chester loan soil sec
ton; improved with 7-room frame
house. bath, large living room with
spot. bank barn with stable oe-
meath, practically new calf barn,
chicken houses and other outbuild-
ings. Price, S22,500. Possession.
10 days from settlement. Call Jerry
Williams Damascus, 6261 or FRED
B. CUSHMAN, Realtor. $40 Freder-
lex ave. Geithersburg 800.
100 ACRES-About 3 miles from
Damascus. splendid stock farm, the
entire farm has q practically new
fence around 1t. plenty of water
large bank barn with ample space
for stock cattle. double corn crib,
two-story frame house in excellent
and no heat. The buildings are all
in excellent condition and newly
painted. II you are interested IN a
stock farm, this one Is worth look
ing over. Call Jerry Williams. Da-
mascus 6261 or FRED B. CUSHMAN,
GaithersburR 0o4
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"SHERMAN'S ACRES"
SPECIALS

1. BEST BUY YET OF 10S ACRES
WITH, WITH NEW " BRICK I ElS3, HOUSE RATH 3,E
CLOSE 70 FREpERIcKsBuRG;
ALL THIS FOR $4,000; TERMS;
AND EVEN HAS PRIVATE LAKE;
BE SURE TO SEE 1T
2. 320-ACRE BEEF FARM; GOOD
HOUSE AND BARNS; A STEAL AT
3. OVER 800 ACRE BEEF AND
DAIRY DAIRY FARM; COLONIAL HOUSE
ETC. ON MAIN HWY; SHOULD
BE HIGHER. BUT $4,000 WILL
4. soIIb OLD COLONIAL tFA1R
SHAPE). WONDERFUL 100 ACRES
NOW WORKING; STREAM IN
S11 600; MANY OTHERS; CONF
DOWN TO SEE THEM. WEST
FARM AGENCY AT FREDERICKe.
BURG. VA. (HEART OF THE COW
CouNTRY); PHONE cHANcEL,.
ASSAP. ~O1Ns
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FARMS
$130.11 AN ACRE


For 269 acres of good Loudoul
County land that can be either uset
for q dairy or stock farm.
FREE
Large bank barn, 80 COW dairy barn
100-ton silo, 7-rm. frame house.
See US-FirSt Real Estate Co
Tyson Corner, Va. FA. 660l. Oper
8 am. to $50 pm. IL
1S9-ACRE DAIRY FARM, 80 acre.
in Alfalfa, 10 acres good bluegrass
"a acres crop rotation and Ladinl
clover, 81 acres good merchantabl,
timber, balance house, barn ant
fish pond lots; main dwelling
rooms, remodeled to the queen
taste; new tenant house with mod
ern conveniences; 30-cow dairy barr
shipping through association; larg,
dry COW barn; all necessary out
buildings: SO head high-clasS stock
riding horse: all machinery includ
ing 2 tractors and equipment; al
for $4,000; S25, 900 cash required
CLAUDE E. HIXSON
Real Estate
Manassas. Va.
Open Sun. Phone IA. -.
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Montgomery & Howard Co
Farms

100 ACRES with large old manor
house built by prominent family.
Lge. lawn with beautiful old trees
and planting. Bank barn, dble. corn
crib and machine shed. Farm all
in best improved grass mixture for
hay and pasture. Well fenced. Lge
stream of water avail. to all fields.
/ mi. road frontage. 25 mi. to D. C.
Price, So. 500. Only $4,000 cash
required. Bal over period of
sN ACRES and home on hard road
near Gaithersburg. rms. and
bath. Partially completed femod-
ching Job on home will add 2nd
bath. Complete NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
eiee. Kit. Cost of kit estimated by
owner at $1,000. Desirable location.
Price. S17,500.
a4o ACRES in one of best farming
sections 2S mi. from D. C. A top
General farm. Home with con-
veriences. Bank barn and ell neces-
sary buildings. Well fenced, best
soil, long. hard-road frontage.
ICE DAIRY FARMS. incl. the very
best in each of several sections,
within 4 IS to IS mi, radius of b. c.
.Csil Henry II. Carter, Rockville
NzS1. with ]. vINSoN PETER.
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CALVERT MANOR

situated on the wide water
of Piscataway Bay, Prince Georges
County. Md. 10 miles from the D. C.
line, via the South Capitol st. Bridge
and the limited access Federal high
way to Indian Head. A year round
home community. having protective
restrictions to assure stable values
and conditions. All ground owners
have wharf. boat basin and beach
privileges. Among the limited num-
ber of building sites unsold. q few
are on the water front, several have
Up to $50 feet wooded elevations
and others command fine water
views: The price range Is from $3.50
and the sites are from 10000 square
to "a of an acre In size. REPRESENTS
tivss on the property on Sunday and
To reach: Via South Capitol st.
Bridge. follow South Capitol st. to
the D. c. line. then take the Indian
Head hwy. 9la miles to Calvert
Manor sign. right u mile to Calvert
Manor office.
THEODORE F. MENK
927 18th st. NV. Ex. 2740.
Maryland Country Property Salest
Since 1921 II
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Excellent general farm near winches-
ter 206 acres. rs tillable. bal. wat
cred pasture & woodland; 6-rm.
home. cd. condition, with cleo,
wth sahraes NICE roof sesting porn 5sTn
house; QUICK sale includes cow,
sow. poultry. team. tractor, all tools
81 equip; taxes only SIS; REAL
BARGAIN at $500! No. 19.11S.
VESTS. E. G. Hutchings. Front
Royal Rd.. White Post, Va. (12 mi.
s. Of Winchester on Route 522l.
Phone Stephens City 179-J-I2.
BARGAIN LIST FREE
Al TIIPKEX MCIIl
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$500
Vhite-shingle bungalow. consisting Of
liv. rm. with large bay window, sv-
erage size dining rm., fully equipped
kit, 2 lee. bedrms. and BATH stairs
to lge. floored attic. full bsmt. with
laundry trays, built-in garage, H.
VIII. aluminium storm Windows and
screens; yr.-around home; hard-sur.
face street in front of property;
This lovely home located in Dares
Beach. Inquire for Bost Cottage, or
call for appointment to inspect.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

ls0ia-AcRE cattle farm with 100
acres in grazing and cultivation
land. Large Groom res, shower
bath and elec. 100-ton bank barn,
10 other outbuildings. Backs UP
from the State road to the National
Park land. Fenced and well wat
cred. First time offered in the past
; gene5ations; tH% So Near Browntown'
1876 ACRES of splendid bluegrass
cattle and cultivated land with 2
houses on the property; springs and
springs; on State road No. 613. be-
tween Browntown, and Bentenville.
Va. Take all at $500. Property
backs UP against the Forrest Nat.
Park land. Plenty Of deer.
13Hs ACRES with a-mile frontage on
645 State road. Leave Washington,
Va. Turn right on 645 and keep on
5 miles, you will see For Sale sign on
house. 4 springs and large stream
on land. Total price only S2,750.
MODERN 5-room residence with
acres Of land on top of Massanutton
mts. at DERRICK. Va. Electric and
running water in house. Telephone
avail. Offered at a bargain. At
store and church in an all-white
LARGE RESTAURANT ut the corner
Of East Main st. and Royal ave. in
the Aften Hotel building. All mod
ern equipment at $4,000 cash. Long
lease on bldg, at $100 per month.
Hot and cold water furnished and
heat with lease 5 to 10 years If
wanted. This is q splendid tour
CLAUDE I. RUST. see s. Royal ave,
Front RovaI Wa
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Iged Owners Sacrifice
Magnificent Water
Frnntaue

This highly desirable property is sit
uated on the Potomac and Port To-
bacco Rivers, overwhelmingly beauti-
full view, said to be the last such
property for sale; % acres. about
As for tobacco t$5, 900 income re-
ported last VI. from tobacco alonel
corn hay, etc.; streams, wood lot.
variety fruit; and o rm. dwellings,
huge oaks for shade: new tobacco
barns, 4QxS0, 50x5S and 34x53; Ia
mi. to village. u hrs. to Washing
ton: rare find; only S22, 900; low
down payment. E. s. Bohannan,
STROUT REALTY, Port Tobacco,
Nd. BARGAIN lists mailed free.
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V. A. APPROVED
4 BEDRMS., so. RIVER
G615 DOWNS Cd1 Mo

Lovely year-around bungalow with
cent water view throush picture
window; private sand beach, salt
water. % mi. from D. c. 8 Just sold
Il left. g lots incl. at full price,
$7,450. Directions: From Capitol
Heights, D. G.: go straight out Gem
trail ave. and Route 214 for % MI,
then take left as indicated by Lark
ington" and Cape Lochhaven"
signs. Follow 'Larkington' signs.
Call ST. 1440 weekdays.
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PENDENNlS .MOUNT-You are sure
to like Pendennis. 1t overlooks the
Severn River, the bay and the U. s.
2 BATH home with radiant heat
and every other appointment is Of.
fered at $4,000. You will want to
Delmar I'd. Woodland Beach. A very
comfortable year-around home, COM
pletely furnished down to television
and refrigerator. Directly on the
water with dock. boathouse and
boat. Two bedrooms, living room,
Kitchen and bath. Very reasonably
At Winchester. directly on the Severn
River and with sand beach and
dock. bedrooms, two baths. oil
heat. Every convenience and in
good condition. Reasonably priced.
2 acres on Broad Greek of South
River. About $50 feet on the water
and a comfortable year-around
bungalow. You are sure to want it
because 1t is q reasonably priced
place as well as q fine one.
At Pines on the Severn. Wouldn't
you like o home with q beautiful
water view and the grounds planted
well? 8 bedrooms. . baths. oil heat,
modern kitchen. Not expensive.
JOSEPH D. LAZENBY, REALTOR
215 Main ST., Annapolis, Nd.
Phone 1854
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MANASSAS
p. o. The Plains, Va.
Tele. Middieburp 229I

Approx. 124 acres; improved by 7-rm.,
4-bedrm and 1-bath house; oil
h.-wh.. elec., Philgas. This prop
erty has a new 20-stanchion dairy
barn, fully equipped with water
running through barn: silo, chicken
house. hog house; taxes approx.
S120 per annum. Price, $35, 900;
$4,000 cash required.
G. L. HANOWELL co.
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320-acre dairy farm: 35 mi. to D. c.:
lge. frame house, 32 stanchion dairy
barn. lge. bank barn, artificial lake;
terest in dairy herd, dairy equip
ment and machinery included in
selling price; a real bargain, SAL
900. For information on this and
other farms. call VIM. B. Grifith.
Poolesyille 1866. THOMPSON GRAY
REALTORS. 904 Ellsworth Drive,
Silver Spring. Md.
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RELAX ON THE BAY

Only j Hour From D. C.
BEACH-Fine 2-apart-
ment, year round cottage, on pro-
tected waterfront cliff; 1st apt. has
large iy. .rm.. bedrms., bath rm..
modern elec. kit. screened porchesi
End apt. has 3 bedrms., large liv.
rm.. bath with h. and c. water. large
storage room; rents received will
pay for it; only $500 cash or
terms. other desirable summer and
year-round cottages from So 500 UP.
Beautiful building sites for your
summer cottage, year-round homo
or business on or near bay. with
good paved streets, city lights. ex-
cellent water supply; convenient to
stores, schools. churches, bus serv-
ice, amusements. fishing and bath
ing: priced from $500 up with lib
eral terms. Stop at our office this
week end for prompt and courteous
service. Or phone Mr.. Fowler. WO.
S716 any evening after 6.
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
Wash. Blvd, Chesapeake Beach, Nd.
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MONTGOMERY County

a300-ACRE CATTLE FARM
Must be sold to settle an estate; 15
miles from D. G.; very productive
Of water; 10-room, two-bath farm
house, two tenant houses. large bank
barn and other necessary buildings
Inspection by appointment. Call Mr.
j. A. Powell, Ashton $685., farm rep
resentative for EDW. H. JONES &
CO., INC, Chevy Chase. d. c.
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$135.On0

ONE OF VAS FINEST FARMS
565 acres, one hour from Washington
and unexcelled in location, produc-
tivity or natural beauty, and with
rooms and AZ baths. modern
barn for SO cows. 2 comfortable
houses for farm labor. sheds, etc
It is for sale only because of the
owners expected absence from this
country. $4,000 down. The equip
ment and herd may be bought extra
II you desire.
MASON HIRST
Annandale, Va. Phone FA. TAT.
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NEAR THE PLAINS, VA.
235-acre farm in very profitable op-
GRAFTON, with 20-cow dairy: also Q
small beef herd; attractively located
on a knoll with many large trees and
shrubbery; the residence recently re-
decorated, has s rooms and 2 baths;
a tenant house Of 6 rooms and bath.
Shown only by appointment. Price,
$37.500.
F. w. SHARP & SON
P, o. The Plains, Va; /,
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FREDERICK CO., MD.

FREDERICK CO., MD.
ash slit loan soil S0-acre
farm, located near Myersville, in the
foothills Of South Mountain. The
S-room- and basement farm home Is
in good condition, has electricity
and running water; the large 70x3s
basement barn makes good appear
ancs and ADDS tS the hstyssn value psas1 q tne
lex and Haeerstown on a paved road,
the price, $4,000. makes this an
excellent western Maryland oppor-
tunity.
WESTERN MARYLAND
'roef 5. G. line. raTs inproyed By two O. sets % Of
farm buildings. consisting of 4 stone
houses. l brick house. 2 large base
ment bars, concrete slab sllos,
long cattle shed on stone foundation.
corn houses and other buildings;
260 acres are in bluegrass pasture;
are tillable and In pasture; Nd.
county paved road divides the prop
erty. The 10-roon, pre-Revolntion
stone house is said to have been q
hospital during the Revolution, The
S-room. pre-Civil War brick house
has been partly restored; has q
naming stone houses are very old;
have AS rooms each and are in fair
condition. Farm has beautiful
mountain background and is watered
by mountain streams. Priced as an
entirety at 500 per acre.
THEODORE F. MENK
927 18th st. NV.
Nd. Country Property Sales Since 1921
Elk. 2740.
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FARMS
On Shenandoah River
ES2 200

90 ,oUU
And State hwy, only 8 mi. to thriv-
inc. town: 2S acres, about half for
high-paying truck crops; attractive
dwelling in good repair, Z rms. and
elec.; maple and oak shade; 2-story
barn, 40x40, converted for poultry.
capacity 1000; corn crib, etc. Rare
find at this low price. w. H.
Brumback, STROUT REALTY. 212
S. Main ST., woodstock, Va. Bar
gain lists mailed free.
Country Home; 80 Acres
a. dream Of place. situated right
in college town and within com
muting distance of 2 cities that
about % a. for corn, wheat. oats,
cotton. ETC., bal wdlot.; well-con-
structed residence, solid briel;
foundation. asbestos shingled roof,
insulated, glistening white. rms,
bath, elec. and 2 porches (only
yrs. oldl, nestled In fragrant pine
grove. Rare buy" at $3.50. part
down. C. 8. Munro, STROUT
REALTY, P. o. Box 592. Salisbury,
N. c. BARGAIN lists mailed free.
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Near Fredericksburg!

Beautiful farm-estate with stream
a Story book" Setting near historic
city. frontage on macadam hwy,
close U. S. No. /: beautiful white
Colonial manse. rms. 2 baths, oil
heat, latest impr.. hardwood fis..
pretty shaded-shrubbed lawn: util-
FICING : $40. 900 TERMSi No,
29.253. VESTS. W. e. Sherman.
r D: /. Fredericksburg. Va. BAR
GAIN LIST FREEt
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YEAR-ROUND
COTTAGE

1022 l7th st. NV
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South River Park, 26 miles from
washington. min. from Annapolis;
yri- around furnished cottages;
Central ave. to airport. right on old
Beverly Beach rd to store and post
ofice on right, about u mi: left
at store, left on River drive about
] blk. See open sign on right
Priced reasonable. Call EN-. 1895.
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711-N Woodward Bldg, Washingti
Sterling 37S4.
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ORLANDO. FLORIDA

S-unit furn. apt, overlook
ing lake in heart Of city; excel.
cond.; annual income $1,000; low
expenses; can be purchased for less
than 5 times the income; owner
going into service substantial cash
required. SlGLEN q CO.. HU.
1913. OIL. 2439.
Evening star., 1951-04-01

8 MILES FROM ANNAPOLIS
succeed cinder blocks, ra-
diant heat; elsc. water heater anS
shower stall, 16x23-ft. living room
with fireplace. l bedroom. screened
front porch. Just completed, never
occupied. Corner lot, excellent drains
age. beautiful trees. Private owner.
ME. 56S3 all day Sun. ewes. after d,