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Evening star., 1951-05-20
Maj. Gen. Maurice,
Lloyd George Debate
LED 10 Retirement
By the Associoied Press

CAMBRIDGE. Eng. May 10
Maj. Gen. Sir Frederick Maurice,
80, distinguished soldier involved
lin England's Maurice debate"
similar to the current Macarthur
controversy in the United States,
died here today.
Gen. Maurice was director of
operations for the Imperial Gen.
Ieral Staff from 1915 to 1918. In
the latter year he tangled in a
sensational debate with Prime
Minister David Lloyd George.
growing out of the spring disasters
on the Belgian front. The general
expressed his views in letters to
the press and was retired "for
breach of military discipline"
The incident stirred up Parlia-
ment and led to the Maurice de-
bate" in the House of Commons.
The generals dispute with the
prime minister concerned Gen.
Sir Hubert Cough, who was criti-
ciZed for reverses suffered by his
5th Army in the German offen-
sive at Ypres and was removed
from command.
Defending Gen. Cough, Gen.
Maurice accused the Prime Minis
ter of making misstatements. He
took the view that the army was
being made to bear the onus for
the loss of men and materiel in
Belgium, while hundreds of thou
sands of soldiers had been re-
tanned at home to guard Britain
against a theoretical invasion.
Supporters of Gen. Maurice said
his fortnight stand on the ques-
ton had meant the sacrifice of
his military career.
After the war Gen. Maurice be-
came an educator and writer. One
of his publications was a book
dealing with Gen. Robert E. Lee.
which appeared in 1925. For Is
years he was president Of the
British Legion. an organization of
war veterans.
Evening star., 1951-05-20
Mrs. hargery Du Pont, "a,
Marriage Created Stir
By the Asseciated Press

NEW YORK, May 10. - Mrs.
Margery May Fitz-Gerald Du
Pont, whose marriage into the
Du Pont family caused an inter-
national sensation in 1889, died
today at the age of 81.
The daughter of an Irish
farmer. she was married in Ireland
to the late Maurice Du Pont,
brother of Alfred I. Du Pont.
She was working at a hotel
at the time she and Maurice Du
Pont met.
Her husband died in 1941.
She leaves two daughters, Miss
Charlotte Du Pont of Battle Creek,
Mich, and Miss Mesta Du Pont of
New York. A son, Gerald Fitz-
Gerald Du Pont, died in 1917.
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Darn nf Ttanka

BLACK, BEATRICE j. The family Of the
late BEATRICE j. BLACK thanks rela.;
tfves. friends and neiehbors OF Howard
rd. Sc. for their thoughtfulness during
her illness and for the words Of sym
pathy, letters, cards and floral tributes
rendered at her death.
BRINCEFIELD, OPHELIA. Mr.. c. H.
BRINCEFIELD and family wish to thank
all their friends and associates for the
kind expressions Of sympathy and beau
tiful flowers at the services for Mrs.
oPHELiA BR1NcEFIELD, May. II, 1851.
DODsoN. WILLIAM S. This is to grate-
fully acknowledge and express our deep
appreciation Of the services rendered by
the Rev. Stephens, the choir AND the
ushers of Providence Baptist Church; the
visiting ministers and our many frienaS
for so many acts Of kindness az the
passing of my husband. WILLIAM ..
bGToTED bbGR5TEt WIFE, MRS. BESSIE DoDsoN
TURPIN, NEAL A. We wish to gratefully
acknowledge and express our sincere
thanks to our friends. relatives and
neiehbors and the Rev. LaValle for their
kind expressions of sympathy acts 90, OF
kindness cards, use Of cars and beautllul
fioral tributes at the passing OF my dear
mother, NEAL A. TURPIN,
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Two Small Boys Smother
In Abandoned Icebox
By the Associated Press

NEWARK, N. ]. May 19.-Two
small boys squeezed into an
abandoned refrigerator today and
suffocated in each others arms.
Hugie Lynn, five, and John
Esposito, four, were found by a
neighborhood searching party
after they didn't come home for
supper.
The evidently had been play
ing in the basement of an apart
ment house on their street. where
a refrigerator had Peen left by a
tenant who had wanted to get rid
of it.
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HIT Mrnturiattt

EAsTON. MARIA. In loving memory OF
our dear mother, MARIA EASTON, who
departed this life thirty years ago. May
10, 1911.
say She is dead. She is just away
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND SON
IN-LAW. MAGGIE EAsTON HARKUM
AND join HARKUM.
HATToN, MARY y. A tribute tribute. Of f,lSy leys
v. HATToN who died so suddenly forty
two years ago today, May 20, 1909.
Today We turn back the pages
In the book of memory
And the face OF ts,wsnt. wonderIui m me'her mo
No fortune of fame can ever compare
To a mothers love or a mothers prayer
And of all Gods gifts. there isn't another
So precious and wonderful as you, dear
N'0''eFi HER LOVING CHILDREN
KIDWELL, BERTIE M. In loving re
faithful friend, BERTHE NJ. K1DWELL'
May 90, 1850.
Beautiful memories. cherished forever,
OF happy hours we spent together;
Silent thoughts bring many tear
For the one We loved so dear.
Somewhere on the. beautiful hilltop
She will wait in the beautiful doorway
And bid US welcome again.
WOODY AND MARClA.
LATIMER, MARION HOOVER. In loving
HOWE, HOOVER " LATIMER. who passed away
seventeen years ago tomorrow. May Il
1884,
PFEIFFER,, ALBERT. In loving memeTy pHpy
PFEIFFER, who passed away ten years
ago, May 10, 194l.
Gone but not forgotten.
MR. AND MRS. ]. EDWARD McKENNA:
REED. JOHN NJ. In loving memory of my
husband, JOHN M. REED, who paSseo
away five years ago today. May 20, 1946
Memories are keepsakes no one can
Beautiful memories are all I have left
OF the one I loved and will never
t1se'' WIFE, ANNIE.
Of Fam FANNIE 1I l. RIuPPERT' who departed
this life thirty -eisht years ago today
AS' -o' 100 THE FAMILY
SMITH, VIRGINIA N; In loving ,,Is. re-
who passed away May 81, 1850.
One year has passed away,
Another sun has set,
And still we love and long Tor you
How can we ever forget?
There is link death cannot sever,
Love and remembrance last forever
DAUGHTER AND FAMILY. u.
WIMP, EUGENIA E. In loving memor:
| of our dear daughter and sister, EUGENE
| E. WIMP, who passed away seven year
| ago today, May 90. 1914.
As we loved YOU so we missed YOU,
| In our memories you are always near
Love remembered long for always.
| Bringing many q silent tear:
| MOTHER. DADDY AND SISTERS, LA
| VERNE AND NORMA.
WINTHROP. LAVINIA POWELL. A tribut
| of love and devotion to the memory 9
| our loved one, LAVINIA POWELL WIN
i day, May 90. 1949.
Loved and rememhered- HlXsgs. ~
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1Patha

WINDSOR, SOPHIE c. On Thursday. May
II. 1851, at her residence. Naylor. Md,
SOPHIE C. WINDSOR. beloved wife OF
John R. Windsor. Also surviving are
seven children. Richard W, Edward D.,
Russell j.. Walter and Margaret G. Wind
sor; Louise w Rawlings and Miss Bessie
Windsor. Friends are invited to call at
her late residence. Funeral services will
be held at St. Thomas Episcopal Church,
Groom, Md, on Sunday, May 90 at
pm. Interment in church cemetery. 20
WOODY, GEORGE W. On April 16, 1851.
ices Monday. May 21, at Arlington
National Cemetery at 1870 am. Ar
rangements by w. Ernest Jarvis Co.
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Cemetery. Serv-
ices will be held
at 2 pm. in the
Hamline Meth
odist Church,
4501 Sixteenth
street NV.
Mr.. E v a n S
died in the
G e t ty S b u r g
(Pa.) Hospital
While en- route
home from a
visit to Lee
Center, N. Y,
He lived at 4345
Verplanck place
Evening star., 1951-05-20

NV.
Born in Lee Center. she came
here in 1908. An Agriculture De-
partment employe for more than
35 years, he began as head clerk
in the fruit and vegetable division
of the Office of Markets in 1915.
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Atturtltttn

.1I St LOUIS Tssss " E be an 81
LOUIS CHATLEN on Sunday, May 20,
1851, at / pm, at the Ohev Sholom
Cemetery, 3201 18th pl. s.e. 20
COHEN. DAVID H. The unveiling Of a
monument in memory of DAVID H.
COHEN will be held Sunday, May 20,
1851, at 4 pm, at the George Washing
ton Memorial Cemetery, !. w, o. Lot.
Relatives and friends invited. 90
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William |. Evans,
Worker

William L. Evans, IS, Agricul-
ture Department marketing
specialist who died Thursday, will
be buried tomorrow in Cedar Hill
Evening star., 1951-05-20
Americans Visit India

NEW DELHI.-India granted
1892 vlsas to American visitors in
1850. Visas to Europeans totaled.
1886.
Evening star., 1951-05-20

Attest: LELAND w. WARNER, Sr..
Secretary. 20
PARKER, FOSTER D. Departed this life
on Friday, May Is, 1851. at Gallinger
Hospital, FOSTER p. PARKER OF 1887
18th st. NV. He leaves many friends
Friends may cali after / pm. sunday
May 20. at Ralph Barbour's Funeral
Home. As K St ne Funeral Monday
May "a at / pm: from The the Vermont
ave. NV, Rev. c. T. Murray officiating.
Interment Woodlawn Cemetery 20
PINKETT. HEZIKIAH. Suddenly, on
Wednesday. May 10, 1851, at 1432 r
st. NV, HEZIKIAH PINKETT, husband
of Helen Pinkett. Remains resting at
Chinns Funeral Home, Arlington, Va
Notice OF funeral later.
PRUITT. HOWARD E. Suddenly. on Fri
day, May 8, 1851, at his residence. 1863
Appleton ST. NV, HOWARD E. PRUITT.
beloved husband OF Anna K. Pruitt'
brother of Mrs. Louisa Davis Of Phila-
delphia. Pa. Funeral from Collins Fa-
neral Home, 1891 14th st. NV. on Mon
day. May e1, at , pm. Relatives and
friends invited. Interment Congressional
Cemetery. 20
Evening star., 1951-05-20

nication Of Harmony Lodge,
No. II, F. A. A. NJ. has been
called for Monday. May 81,
1851. at Masonic Temple. 18th
st. and New York ave. NV,
for the purpose of attending
the funeral of our late broth
RD E. PRUITT. The members
Evening star., 1951-05-20

'ANh. 4 SptCIdI COLnmuIlCd-
tion Of Washington Centennial
Lodge. No. IA, F. A. A. M, is
called for 3:15 pm. Monday
May 81, 1851, for the pur-
pose of conducting the last
Masonic rites for our late
brother. FRANK NOSKE. AL
re urged to attend.
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DRatha

day, May 10, 1851 at his residence
1918 31st ST. NV, GEORGE w
MULLIGAN, beloved husband OF the late
Ella J. Mulligan and father of Mrs
Anna S. Hill, Mrs. Edna v. McGuigsn,
Mrs. Margaret L. Lake, George F.,
Lewis F., Howard W. and Walter R.
Mulligan. Funeral from George w
Wise Co. Funreal Home, $500 NJ st. NV,
on Tuesday, May -, at 10 am. Rela-
tives and friends invited. Interment
Cedar Hill Cemetery II
Evening star., 1951-05-20

WINTHROP. LAvTNIA POWELL. A tribute
of love and devotion to the memory OF
our loved one, LAVIN1A POWELL WIN
THROP. who left us two years ago to-
day, May 30. 1949.
Loved and rememhesed, slysgs. .,-
Evening star., 1951-05-20

EASTON. MARIA. In loving memory of
our dear mother, MARIA EASTON, who
departed this life thirty years ago. May
10, 1911.
We cannot say and We will not
say she is dead She is Just away.
HER DEVOTED DAUGHTER AND SON
IN-LAW. MAGGIE EASTON HARKUM
AND JOIN HARKUM
Evening star., 1951-05-20

II, 1851. Ulysses 6. LEWIS Of 6i9
South Barton ST.. Arlington, Va, beloved
husband of Beulah Mae Lewis; father
of Ulysses G., jr.. James A.. Walter T.,
and Mrs. Evelyn B. Eaton. Remains rest
ing at Chambers Funeral Home, 517
/ tn st. Sc, until $50 am, Monday.
May 81 Services at Fort Myer Chapel
at am. Interment Arlington National
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TARRING, JOHN H. On Friday, May 1s,
1851, JOHN H. TARRING of 1852 owens
pl. ne, beloved husband of Catherine NJ,
Tarring. Friends may call at the Lee
Funeral Home, 4th ST. and Mass. ave. ne,
where services will be held on Tuesday,
May 90. at IL am. Interment E!kton,
Evening star., 1951-10-10
BELLEVUE FOREST

BELLEVUE FOREST
Memorial Bridge. over the scenic
fast George Washington Memorial
Parkway. Choice wooded lot Of ap-
proximately $4,000 50. IT., hidden
away and ideal for . rambler. Near
Washington Golf and Country Club.
All improvements. Priced under SOC
per #.
George Mason Green Co.
CH. 3s3s; Ewes. and Sun. IA. s-0464
BUILDERS, ATTENTION!
TAKOMA PARK lge. lots. average
size 5Sx130. with curb and paved
street and all utils. in. Price, 81 500
each. Call Mr.. Mcintosh. EX. 24S0:
ewes, MI 6565, Ext Ill. FRED A.
SMITH CO.. Realtors. 1113 18th st.
NV. IL
SEMIDET. LOTS
Approx. 800 semidet. lots. 8 blks. from
MIN nan from s io0e ffns:f ns .seel sad oppor ss
for low-priced homes CALL Mr..
WEISS. EYES, TU. 4036.
Leo M. Bernstein & Co.
1415 K st. NV. Realtors. NE. 540O
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5000 50. TT. DOWNTOWN brk
bldg: End comm; $500 per mo
Call MILLS CO. Ma. $685.. --15
! HAVE 5 BLDGS. for lease. described
as follows: Bldg. No. 1-Concrete
block construction, concrete floor
2-story bldg. l2-ft. ceiling. wei
End story. 20-ft. ceiling. metal roof;
this bldg. is go by 140. Bldg. No
Same construction, Is situated
about 40 II. from Bldg. No. l, and
Is 140 II. BY 90, 12-ft. ceiling; End
story, 30-ft. ceiling. Both bldgs
have water and electricity. Bldg
No. Same concrete construction
14-ft, by 40 IT,. / story; rooms
toilet. wash basin and electricity
This bldg. would be ideal living
quarters FOR o watchman or guard
There are plenty Of doors at ends
and sides Of ,Lldg. for loading and
unloading, which ] believe make
them ideal for either dead or live
storage. These bldgs. are all In ons
group on 127 acres Of ground
located on o hard-Surfaced road
12 miles from the District oi
Columbia out River I'd. NV, ] be.
heve these bldgs. would also be idea
for nillwright or some type Of COM
paratively small factory. Would like
long-term lease. with option to buy
u you like. tVery. very reasonable.
WI, S700.
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HOUSES WTD. 70 BUY (cent.j ID

IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sals
Of your home. business or invest.
ment property Is what you desire
call r. A. HUMPHREYS. Realtor
sos North . Capit.ol NA: 1929. Fret
ATTENTION OWNERS. can gel
your home. cail MR.. WILLIAMS
WILL PAY YOU CASH TODAY fol
your home. Any location. any condi-
ton RE. 2201. 81. 7747.
IN DESPERATE NEED of q "a bedrm
4 country house with about VI acre
] within 10 miles OF Wash. In Md. oi
Va. Can pay $4,000 or what Is youi
best price? Box 360-T. Star.
SMALL BRICK or frame houses with.
out improvements: We are buyins
sneSp shess ioT s5sss5 ffsss
CO.. S16 18th st. NV. Ma. 9257
u WANT TO BUY A BARGAIN. di.
rectly from owner, and for my owr
use, either small or q large home
within 20 miles of B. c. line; ioca.
tion must contain minimum Of two
road. Box 490-T. Star. 1Is
ALL CASH for your home today; nj
delay; all details carefully managed
1 HAVE 4 CLIENT with substantial
cash. who needs large house tina!
could be used as rest home. Call
DOROTHY HAMILTON, LU. 1-5417
TEN-APT. RLDG. - $1,000 yearly
rent priced under z times yearly
rent; 10 yrs. old; white s.e. section
Also 4-unit, $4,000. HILL REALTY
CO.. Me. 2137, Ia 1857.
DESIRE OLD OR NEW houses. D. c..
ya; or Md: large lots. aereage: give
ALL CASH for houses in Woodbridge
and Brookiand. Any section. any
size. PENAN. LA. 6-5414, JU
QUICK ACTION WITH ALL CASH
HoMEs11MD;. ION 57,A1p;. VA 2: c. -.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
SALE BY OWNER.

True Georgian Colonial, consisting
Of LIST d.. true reception hall 10x1a
IT,, lily: rms 13,x6"x25'S".. din. rm
l4,x14'6". large kitchen with break.
fast space. Youngstown steel cabi.
nets. QE dishwasher, disposal unit
40" caloric gas range, 1913 West.
lnghouSe refgr., exhaust fan. Form.
lea sink tops, hporescent lighting
pantry or broom closet. pine -panelet
den.. "a tile. bath. 10x14 screened
porch complete 1st A.
An open staircase with spoiled balu,
sters leads to 2nd a.. consisting 81
lighted closets. private tile bath
3 more good bedrooms, another fll
tile bath. Real stairway to fiooret
insulated attic.
Basement contains COMPLETELY finishe,
rscr rm. paneled In knctty pine
wood burning fireplace. " bath
large laundry and furnace room.
Detached brick garage -14,BHx21' q
With built-on barbecue fireplace.
Both house and garage built Of Phila.
following, almost unobtainable items
steel beams. steel angles. copper
cutters, downspouts, water pipe. AL
electric switches. silent Mercur,
type; aluminium and bronze screens
In all. a well-constructed. large 40
x27' brick Colonial home at wha
We think is less than reproduction
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$38,500
Cornelius J. Weetnan
OWner-Builder
FA. 1888
UNUSUAL,

Home near Annandale, Recently con-
structed lh-story stucco on b-acre
lot. Has 25-ft. living ROOM. large
electric kitchen, bedroom and bath
on list floor. q bedrooms on 2nd
floor. Immaculate throughout.
Priced at $i5.950 with excellent
terms.
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PROPERTY FOR SALE

HOME IN COUNTRY--Would you like
a modern bungalow of 5 rms. and
bath with fun bsmt,, in immac.
cond. and setting OF by itself with
nice yard? Also medium -sized gem
eral store, doing, So. 200 business per pei
road frontage; ? gasoline pumps SELL
ing ESQ gas at present. Out here,
you don't have the big town COM
petition, nor the hustle and hustle
of city life. where people are always
in a hurry. Price. including stock,
$24: 500; substanttal down payment;
RerGT aiss N stoes sNaRp ssiaPsf BRo
sIUS, Realtor, sH. 0420; eyes,. Mr..
MODERN GiEi n MOTOR COURT. IL rms.
8 units. tiled baths. oil heat, fine
deep well, storeroom,. linen room,
anSn ang mea ssaf fSsnsars sSpa ss man1E ro
S62.50 daily income at capacity
Price, $4,000. For sale by owner.
csosE-iN sos iIS-R' 6SosWsNTowN Stss business she
building bull In &C on important tsatic tram street, set
50. IT. floor area: Showroom. Of
fees, rear alley. Suit. for distrib-
uting Offices, national organization.
Immed. possession. See Mr.. Norris,
WEAVER BROS. INC. DI. $500;
evenings, CHI. 923S.
10th AND 9 STS. N.E.-Corner prop
erty with store on first floor, suit
able for o grocery or variety. Liv.
ng acfoss ars s Street on upgsr obf sSnS Drs
for immediate occupancy. Call Mr..
-.o."H Il. @. sMIrHY co.
s1i 18TH st. NV. 81. $500.
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BETHESDA

FIRST COMMERCIAL
Large center-hau brick and stone
house, in excel. cond.. i block to
post office and banks, plenty of free
parking space; very desirable for
professional bldg. Hot-water oil heat,
very reasonably priced. exceptional
financing. e. M. FRY. INC. WI.
$500. TIL pm. Ill
DOWNTOWN BUILDING
10000 SO. FT. EXTRA-HEAVY
CONSTRUCTION, UNLIMITED FIR.
LOAD. HEAVY-DUTY ELEVATOR.
LOADING DOCK. EXTREMELY Y
TOR OF HEAVY MERCHANDISE.
WILL MAKE SATISFACTORY FL
NANCIAL TERMS WITH RESPON-
S1BLE BUYER. CALL MR.. SMITH.
WEINBERG 81 BUSH, INC,
1907 H st. NV. MA. $500
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NO FINER

Than this rambler in No. Arl. loca-
tion on A-acre lot. Brick construc-
ton; center-hall plan; entertaining
liv. rnn. with firepl., din. area. mas
ter planned kit. fully equipped; lge.
baths; carport and garden house.
Priced S20,950, substantial cash re-
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SHOW-PIACE RAMBLERS
A AURORA W HILLS BEAUTY
HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

MOD, CLEAN 3 or 8 bedrm. home
In good D. G. or Nd. location; Sc.
preferred; have substantial cash.
MRS. COX. LU. 2-e136 or ST. 1859.
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LOTS 8 ACREAGE foR SALE

@VtS . ACkkAGg FOR SALE
SHEPHERD parkway desirable
rambler sites from 81 1000 and up.
RA. Zoo; eyes,. GE. 051S. La
2 = LOTS. over sr,,t !.acEs = each: Is pin;
Subdivision % rtsA ow. GSSas!' SSa7 fes.Iiiess'd is
WOODED LOT in Hawthorn, Birch
s., mh Y; frontage; l0.69l 50. It.;
8 BEAUTIFUL ACRES. between q
esSHansry ~ 9aoS CLUBS reasonably PRICED.
WANTED one-half to 1 acre. Camp
' oWner Cash On 0u:RSs Jo s-444sa 4l09 ply private
BUMDERs-DEVELOPERs-Haye sew.
eral thousand acres of various sizes;
ideal close-in locations for SI2.0O0
seaitsr' he8ss aps "a 0esieE siaa c. LOUIS cAFSH.
ON HARD-sURFACED ROAD close in.
z acres, acres. 10 acres, Is acres.
avail. Good for subdivision. SMITH
w. ALLNUTT. ST.. EH. 4646. Ill
WEsTM0RELAND HILLS, wooded 20.
=; frontase IN restrietsd arsa. Of
nne homes: saertncs. OR. 673s,
SILVER sPRIseG-a lots near phfis.
COUNTY INVESTMENT, NC, 10.
$500; eyes,, Lo. 6-271o. III
ARLNGTON-3 very Eood rambler
lots; nice legations. cAPuT1. Real
80 ACRES near ColesyiIle section,
| Only $500 per acre. Ideal for sub-
division. terms. KENsINGToN RIAL.
| TY CO.. LO. 5-2400. 10
FAIRFAX COUNTY, Va, about @
| miles from Shirley highway and 3
miles from proposed new airport.
All or part of 641 acres Of rolling.
| wooded land. crossed By 3 streams
and good gravel road and near B
black-topped State road. Opportu-
nifty for investor ct Sl75 per acre as
Q whole LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER.
| 1719 K st. NV. Ma. 1166.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS to River
| road and Western ave. Three adjoin-
| ing lots at Overlook I'd. and Keokuk
lane. Corner lot Is 60'xl3o'; priced
at $4,000. and Q inside lots on
| Keeokuk lane are 81, $50 each.
Large trees and brook in front Of
property. Call Mrs. CLARK at HU.
| 1904 for sketch and location Of
property. MARSHALL J. WAPLI
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
NERO FIDDLED

WHILE ROME BURNED
But don't you fiddle around and mis-;
your chance to buy one Of these very
close-in new brick ramblers. Featur-
ing 23-ft.. living -dining combination
nice bath. large fitchen; fui fsiil base. base.
ment with full size double hung
windows in rear and outside entrance
on ground level, making 1t very de-
sirable. for an English basement oil
extra living quarters but priced al
snt sne low nsurs ,s o. Sso'oon; onortnit 51I Son
seeing these while they are still
available 80 call now for appoint.
CHARLES w. BRAWNER
1884 Wilson Blvd. ia. $1,000
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OPEN EYES-S23 50n

OPEN EYES-$23,5 500
There is nothing to hide In this
beautiful brick Colonial in N. Arl.
Separate living room. fireplace. door
leading to huge screened in porch: !:
family-size dining room, large
equipped kitchen; full basement,
fine finished rec. room. full bath.
outside entrance; 3 large bedrooms
and bath up. Large lot: off-street
tree and flowers. fenced In. I'M
mediate possession. Price. S23 500:
$1,000 down, balance arranged.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
ow. $500 Till o 1922 Wilson Blvd.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

STORE BLDG. located on Rt. 21i,
Gainesville, Va. Nicely furnished.
Rent reasonable; also living quar-
ters available. v. r. LUKE, Gaines
vile, Va. 10
STORE, vACANT-Suitable tailor; ST.
level. 500 per mo. Also base
ment rms. with concrete floor. S25
up. Silver Spring, Md. 81. b533.
2217 M ST. N.W.-First, end A. dis
play windows; 6-car parking lot;
2nd commercial. ST. 944S. Ia
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MILITARY ROAD
MISSIONER
WIGTOWN FARM

This spacious Early-Ameri-
can, informal Colonial-type
farmhouse built Of brick and
OF gently rolling land with q
pleasing view. Surrounded by
& Norway NAPLES and so box
Z wood, the property is ap-
preached by circular black.
top driveway and is completely
fenced with white board and
American wire. Located in the
heart Of the Fairfax hunt
country. within 90 miles Of
Memorial Bridge and with
hard-surfaced roads to the
front door. this small gentle
mans estate will please the
executive lawyer or doctor
interested in farming on a
small scale. Rooms in the de-
lishtful dwelling are living
room t27x29) with fireplace:
hand-hewn beamed ceiling and
the sleeping quarters. Doors
from the living room open on
o 10x40) screened living porch
with delightful outlook. Ii
brary G5x27) with paneled
wall and an abundance Of
built-in bookshelves and fire-
place. and with door opening
on porch. dining room
I5x27), half bath. buffers
pantry and large modern
country y-atmosphere kitchen
equipped with range, refriger-
ator and ventilating fan, ad-
Joining laundry room. On the
second floor, master bedrooms:
bedroom suite consisting OF
bedroom 14x27l with fire.
place. dressing room and bath
and with private stairway to
the first floor; two spacious
guest bedrooms and bath.
Other buildings include three
room, kitchen and bath .serv-
ants cottage with full base
ment, equipped with 30-cu.-ft.
deep freeze. Guest house with
bath. Combination three..car
garage and barn for riding
horses. implement shed and
gnokehouse. Many varieties
Of fruit trees and berries. Ad-
ditional acreage available.
$55,000
George Mason Green Co
n 3S3S: Ewes. and Sun. FA. 7Sy