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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-03
LISTEN AMERICANS!
by George S. Benson
President Of Hardins College

AS grave problems and dangers confront
nation Yet many Americans do recognize understand
the true situation Haven't usexprenced Of the feest
spending Chrsmases in history they ask aren't work OppOr
tunies plentiful high hours short and haven't
eminent leaders been assuring that the
good?
Well what the actual facts? After winning World War II
and then losing the peace
in shooting with the Communists which military lead
cannot win the present time Korean losses 01 900
casualties our finest manhood.
Russia rules a billion people; she has the bomb
bigger armies bigger air force and submarine fleet than
have; and powerful Communist Fifth Column America has
been permitted to steal military secrets and make ready to
sabotage factories
Our government is taking of 30 cent of
body earnings in taxes the rising national debt $3.50 billion
$1,000 for family Initiation has lowered the dollars pur
chasing power to the lowest level in 1862 years.
Nearly 25O00000 people getting checks regularly
from the Governments the Federal bureaucracy employees $780,
900 civilian workers whose salaries alone cost So billion
Morality in public life has plunged to the lowest level in his
tory Federal taxes have been fixed for political avores and
Tor brbes gangste and racetees have bought political
uence with party donations corruption dishonesty dis
honor have made winding dirty trail through the government
political parasites have become rich.
If permitted three wishes for New Year they
would be: ) for rebr of spiritual values rededicaon
Christian principles truly righteous uprising against corrup-
90 the cutting half of the huge flow of tax money into
Washington; and CD the Ouawng the great conspiracy
against America-the Communist Party
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Observe 45th Wedding
Anniversary Nov. 4th

The forty-fifth wedding anniversary
Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Bethel, of Bit
finger, was celebrated informally by
their children, at their home on Sun
day, November /.
The former Miss Rosa Stark and
Mr.. Bethel were married at Oakland
by the Rev. Edmund Manages in st.
Marks Lutheran church, the first
couple to be married in the newly con-
structed church.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bethel are the par
ents of two children, Marvin Bethel,
Bittinger; and Mrs. Ruth Martin,
Harrington Manor. There are four
grandchildren.
The wedding cake and fall flowers
decorated the tables for the celebra-
ton Rev. c. II. Rune gave scrip
ture reading and prayer, after which
dinner was served to IS relatives.
Among those present were Mr.. and
Mrs. Harry Bowmastcr, Cuyahoga
Falls, Ohio; Mrs. P. A. Kelly, Akron,
Ohio; Mrs Reginald Ncllcnoweth,
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Bethel and
daughter, Maxine; Nh and Mrs Lee
roy Bethel and Mr.. and Mrs Wayne
Bethel and son, Ronald, Wadsworth,
Ohio; Mr.. and Mrs Alex Gcorg and
Mr.. and Mrs. Marion Bethel and four
children, Mr.. and Mrs. Ellis Martin,
Mr. and Mrs. Fred GlotGclty and three
children, Oakland Nh and Mrs. vii
liam Zinkan, Mr., and Mrs Waldo lin
kan, Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Gcorg and
Glenn krousc, Mr.. Luther Keller, Mr..
and Mrs. Gene Keller and two daugh-
tiers, Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Bethel and
son, Carroll, and David and George
Cline, Mr.. and Mrs. Guy Broadwatcr,
and two children, Mr. and Mrs. Roy
BroadWatcr and son, Ronald. Mrs.
Ernest Brenneman and son, Ernest,
Jr., Accident; Mr.. and Mrs. Bruce
Hetrick and two Children Frostburg;
Rev. and Mrs. c, II. Rune, Bittinger;
Nh. and Mrs. William Brcnncman and
daughter, Mcycrsdalc, Pa; Mr.. and
Mrs. Daniel W. Klotz and son, Charles,
Grantsville; Mr.. and Mrs Claude
Broadwater, Cumberland; Mr.. and
Mrs. Sam Brenneman, Springs, Pa;
Rev. Olonzo P. Fikc, Accident
Afternoon guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Bucket, Mr. and Mrs. Ralph
Bucket, Mr., and Mrs. Laurence Bucket,
Mrs. Lenora Bucket Mr.. and Mrs.
L. w. Brcnneman, Mr., and Mrs. Ell
mcr Shawley, Mr.. and Mrs. George
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Shawley, Bittinger; Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
mond Klotz and son, Wesley, McIIen-
~; Mr.. and Mrs. John Klotz, Mr..
Russell Klotz, Rev. and Mrs /. X.
Metzler, Accident; Mr.. and Mrs Dan
Klotz, Mrs. c. c. Orcndorf, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lewis Bittinger, Mrs. Lawrence
George, Grantsville; Mr.. and Mrs. Al
ton Miller and two daughters. Mrs.
Susie Miller, Misses Viola and Lois
Miller, Mr.. and Mrs. Daniel Puffen-
burg and two children, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clarence Rodamer, Springs, Pa; Mrs.
William Cope, Cumberland; Mrs NJ
+. Martin, ST., New Germany.
The honored couple received many
gifts. Concluding the reception, Rev.
Olonzo Fike sang solo, BLESS This
House" and gave reading, "A Heap
of Living
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Pursuant to Chapter All Of the
Acts of the General Assembly of
Maryland of 1851, providing that
whenever any deposit account in any
bank has been dormant (as defined
in said Act) for a period of Twenty
(20) years, and the owners or per-
sons claiming through him cannot
reasonably be located, such bank
shall, on on before the last day Of
December of the year in which the
last day of aforesaid Twenty (20)
year period shall occur, publish the
names of the owners thereof, as
shown by its records.
This NOTICE is WARNING to
the following owners or persons claim
ing through them. to present within
six months following this Notice in
formation relating to his or their
identity, present address and claim Of
right to said deposits.
FAILING THIS. such deposits will
be paid over to the Treasurer of the
State of Maryland.
G. j. Altstettcr, Scc-Trcas.
S. G.. Ashby
Miss Beulah r. Cook
Mrs Autic Fresh
Garrett Co. Agricultural Fair Assoc
citation premium Account"
Mrs. Charles w. Gray
Frank Griffith
Emily c. Hamil
Elsie NJ Haley
Fred Kerns
Edgar Lee
Richard Lester
L'lD,qt. igb
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Many people have come forth with
the knoW-hoW of making buckwhcat
cakes, and Ruth Killius Scbold wrote
from Ohio three pages of details of
just how it was done-but one of the
necessary ingredients | didn't have.
My father-in-law," she said, Cooked
over my shoulder for the first few
times, to tell me just how to do it"
But | was through with the stuff
that is, thought ! was, until the big
lad visited US this week and spoke in
straightforward language that he
couldn't think of "A better way to
start the New Year than with buck
wheat cakes made from Preston
County flour.
So New Years morning the griddIc
was brought forth, the meat rnd, too,
and the cakes began to flip. Perfect
cakes, from the very first, without a
comment on how they could be bet
tered This is the real thing! The
word Travelled and there were finally
16 of the family eating beyond nor
NAL capacity.
How did do it? You may be won
dcring. I'll tell the secret. | got in
touch with Mrs. Emma Specht and
She made enough batter to feed moro
than eight deer hunters, with Just
enough left over for good starter -
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tary, Gayle Friend; treasurer, Blaine
kisner. Plans were made for the COM
ing year. Prayer was given by Dale
Friend, ministerial student Of Ken
lucky Christian College, The diver
sion Of the evening included singing
songs, playing games and taking
flashbulb pictures. There was an eX-
change of gifts Eleven members and
one visitor attended.
Misses Ethel and Viola Broadwater
entertained three tables of bridge on
Saturday evening. Honors were pre-
scented to Mrs. c. |. Young, Harvey
Gortner, Mrs. b. H. Bender and c.
o. Bender. Other guests included Mrs.
Harvey Gortner, Mrs. c. O. Bender,
c. |. Young, B. H, Bender and Mr..
and Mrs. c. 0. Keller. Refreshments
were served by candlelight and the
Christmas motif was used.
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$3.50 cwt.; common, 100 to 28.75
cwt.
Hogs: good to choice, 1870 lbs. to
220 lbs, 20.00 to 21SO cwt.; fair to
good, 1910 to 1870 cwt.
SoWs: good to choice, 1900 to 2O.50
cWt.; medium to good, 14.70 to 1850
cWt.
Pigs; 400 to 1000 head.
Shoats: 100 to 1850 cwt.
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FIRST NATIONAL BANK
OAKLAND, MARYLAND
DORMANT ACCOUNT NOTICE

Frank Serene
John Shartzer Company
+. H. Sincell, Attorney
Harriet J. Sines
May L. Stewart
F. A. Thayer Trustee 1862 Equity
waste
II. w. Thompson
Miss Anna f. Walsh
Wiles Store Company
John A. Wright, X of w
Yough Coal Company
James w. Beeghly
John Belletto
William Thompson Burch, Jr.
Roy d. Butcher
James A. Chisholm
ID. j. CrOpp
Jonas Grove
Van Deem
Herman Carr Disharoon
Walter and Mary Engle
Harry Enlow
Thomas Fraley or Mrs. Thomas Fraley
J. G.. Friend
G.. n. Funk
Frederick James Graham
Mrs. Title Hart-H. A. Bailey
James A. Harvey
Margaret Howell
Harrison kamp-IIcnry Kamp
Fhlllp haylor
A. Filson kimmcll, Jr.
Lizzie Klotz
Sophia Koch-May Rodeheaver
Salem Lee
Willie Lee
Mary c. Lohr
Mrs Emma Martin
John Vincent Serene
Colt NJ. Speichcr
Frank S. Wolfe
Wayne Yutzy
FIRST NATIONAL BANK
Oakland, Maryland
Cecil Smith, Cashier.
ADV. 45-lt.
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miners
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| SEE BY The DAILIES THAT

Harold L, Stassen announced he
would seek the 1852 Republican nom
ination for President Of the U. S.
The steel union called off nation
wide strike on New Years Day but
left final decision on work stop
page to d convention on January ).
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Theme Song 1852
How tired | am,

Health, happiness and prosperity is
always our wish to one another on
Now Years. And let US add, MAY VIC
oil have proper sense Of values and
better understanding Of our fellow
men,"
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EVANSVILLE
Youth Class Meets

Youth Class Meets
The Youth Class of the Fricndsville
Christian Church held a meeting and
Yule party Saturday evening here at
the home of their teacher, Mrs. En-
mons Warwick. The business meeting
was in charge Of Raymond Kisner
Officers elected for 1852 are; Presi-
dent. Elizabeth Anne Warwick; vice
president, Kenneth Metheny; secre-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-03

John L. Lewis apparently was get
ting set for a spring drive to boost
the pay and welfare fund of coal
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The biggest disappointment to me
about the whole Christmas season is
to go to church after the 25th and
not hear single carol. Neither can
they be heard by turning the radio
dial. Surely if there was ever time
for such it would be following the
church birthday.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1952-01-03

No place to dry clothes, except wash
cloths and socks. But what's the fam
lily laundry in comparison to a train
layout that includes the 17-mile
grade. Am practically pushed back
into the little dug out of garage
day living. And as | recall, the only
way | ever endured such Inconvenience
was because | knew there would come
better day
But guess there's more than ono
woman this season who's being
showed around by an electric train.
There seems to he no better way for
fathers, uuclcs and granddads to get
the real spirit Of Christmas.
Evening star., 1952-06-28
Dairy Farm and Estate

Dairy Farm and Estate
130-acre dairy farm. well fenced,
plenty of water. new 33-cow dairy
barn, complete dairy equipment,
new dry barn. other outbuildings in
good condition; 3% cows. bull;
main dwelling, 6-rm. cinder block
stucco, practically new, beautifully
situated. plenty shade trees. 3 ten
ant houses in good condition; 2
large ponds. This beautiful farm.
with approx u. mile frontage on
good road within - mi. d. C..
Price. 100000. Above farms ex-
elusive with
I RAY BARNEY
Vienna. Va. Vienna 465; Home,
Vienna 3SS-W. Closed Sundays.
Evening star., 1952-06-28

IMMEDIATE Cash for your home OF
IF PROMPT ATTENTION to the sale
Of your home. business or invest
ment property is what you desire
call r. A. HUMPHREYS. ReaItor
sppraissIs app n ResaIts TS sine: NEE fsiS H5YS Free
WILL PAY You CASH for your
home Any location. any condition
NE. AND Sc. PRoPERTYNwe pay
al annrs;sa cash; En quick Settlements. free
oT1dk u dA' cash cash SALE for houses mso d.
rect from owners in all parts OF
Washington. BERGMAN REALTY
co. ST. 9433. ia. 1850. 90
WE URGENTLY NEED for an out-of-
town, discriminating customer, q
modern rambler in NV. Wash. or
bedrns., large kit, nice yard SS5 :.
000-S29 900. Phone or write GEN
ERAL PROPERTY ENTERPRiSES,
14@O New York ave. NV, MA. 5SO3.
IF YOUR HOME in Silver Spring or
He{inesoa nnians saryis. Is Tor ad sale We offer a
Call Jim, Iverson, 81. 5000 for the
reason ro INr Thy. REALTY INVESTMENT
WILL BUY FOR CASH. D. c.. Md or
Va: listings also wanted. Eve. TIE.
1853, I: T. GRAVATTE. 1918 K st.
MODERATELY PRICED 6 or 2 rm.
house in livable cond. on Capitol
HUI; Tor my own home. In reply.
state size. loca., price, phone no., SO
aappt; can be made for insp. Box
WANT A = OR 3 BEDRM. HOME
IN or nr. West Hyattsville, from
owner. FRANK CRAVER. GE. 4635.
Evening star., 1952-06-28
FARMS

WATERFRONT FARM. 54 acres
ground; full riparian, rights; near
water front; house needs repairs
Price. 81 900; terms. j, M. DOYLE
500 DN.. $50 MO. buys for s3,o00-
Seventy-i1ve acres, e in grass, rest
in young and sawable pine; State
road power line, spring streams
BARGAIN-13 acres on pike be-
tween Leesburg pike and Ashburn.
Loudoun Co., Va, 2S mi. from
WASHINGTON: 5-room. 2-story house.
electricity installed; shade trees,
good outbuildings: part cleared,
balance in timber: small stream.
Price. S10.500. Is cash, bal. monthly
Shown by appt. Phone Herndon 3S.
BUELL. FARM AGENCY. Herndon.
Fairfax Co.. Va. 2S~
LEESBURG PIKE. No. z hwy.-22
acres, all clear and fenced, with
water in fields. between Hamilton
and Purcellville. Va. 43 miles to
D. c. Five bedrms., 2 full baths.
liv. rm.. din. rm., den. ultra-modern
kit, full cement bsmt., oil INV h.. !;
& modern outbuildings $4,000.
w, sell furnished. Well financed.
Call OWNER Hamilton 3072. 80
CATTLE FARMS. 20S acres. lush
meadows and rolling hills. fenced
and fertile Streams. springs, trees;
on on 4iIane i hwy; = hours to D E; I;
VI 1851. 30
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LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

12O ACRES. balance of established
subdivision; engineering work COM
pleted on one-haf; located in Sill
yer Spring Under 5000 per acre.
Broker. 81. 60l0; ewes. OIL. 0455
NICE I-acre lot on Riggs rd. near
Hillandale for sale by owner. GE
1856 90
BOYDS. MD.--6n acres with long
frontage on hard-surfaced road
Ideal location for good building
sites Call Mr.. Laughlin. WI. 1890
with ROBERT B. HALL CO.. WI
q 3I5o < ocropevrows po.n rs
plus; . paved road frontages: bus
transp; all cleared: beautiful trees;
$4,000. Terms to suit. WI. 9535.
BUILDERS ATTENTION-Acrea in
Montgomery County. with and with
out utilities from $3.50 per acre up
In parcels of 40 to 500 acres.
BROKER. 81. COLO: eyes,. OIL. 0455.
Evening star., 1952-06-28

yU9 18th ST. NV.
Heat and Hot Water Furnished
,. w. GROOMES, 1879 EYE ST. NV
Evening star., 1952-06-28
ROnye Lamborn

Realtor-Exclusive Agent
OF. $3.50. OF. S035.
Evening star., 1952-06-28
LOuDOuN COUNTY

Plan to come out Sunday after
very fine property for Is head
beef cattle while continuing your
city job. From Camp WASHINGTON
take No. 80 through Chantilly, 81
miles to Road No. $50 on right. go
to COS and then right on 600. fol-
low arrows.
CHARLES r. HOOFF, INC.
Mr.. Brown. TIE. 3445
OSs.D n G
Evening star., 1952-06-28
FARMS (cont.)

LOUDOUN COUNTY-Over 300 acres
well fenced fertile land, all in grass
and alfalfa: one house with 3 bed
rooms and baths; central heat;
tenant house with electricity and
bath. Good barn. Call Mr.. Whaley
5hs oaF Vsek yrses end at dds asmsSn ki @s q
MARSTELLER- -McCABE. -29
OLD STONE HOUSE-342 acres with
= stone houses and several small
stone and log buildings, ideal for
restoration. Good stream on the
property. Excellent financing. Call
Mr.. Whaley at Hamilton. Va. 2731 {;
5052 MARSTELLER-M
COOL mountain furnished home: 4
acres. 3 hours from Washineton,
$1,000 cash. Call DI. 1921. 80
WITHIN 2 MILES of Leesburg. Va,
"a acres; hard surface I'd. to farm;
Il mi. of Route T. Recently re-
modelled old stone-and-frame house,
g0cc complete. ADEQUATE farm bldgs,
9 springs, creek through property
Desirable farm for beef cattle
Priced $40. 800 Terms available.
FOR SALE.-Gentleman country es-
tate nintey acres, improvements;
modern stone mansion dwelling. mod
ern frame. tenant dwelling now
renting $4,000 per MOI Log studio,
other farm outbuildings, spring
branch through property. Situated
with frontage on U. S. Route 40
about three miles from Frederick
Md. Immediate possession, owner
changing residence and pricing
property for early sale. For further
particulars and inspection apply,
NOAH F; CRAMER & SON. Fred
BY OWNERS miles from Peace
Cross, 112 acres. . houses. . laree
barns; other outbldgs. and farm
equipment. All in very good cond
Also streams. Call Central SASS.
ON ROUTE 24O, miles to Rock
vile; 112-acre stock farm. new
house, new tenant house and new
barns; ideal as estate farm or in
vestment Good subdivision posi-
bility. There. is good pond for
swimming and fishing. Conveniently
located. Desirable as private golf
course or summer camp.
Potomac River Farm, near Pooles-
Vile. 400 acres; fine stock farm
with good house and barns.
Potomac Hunt Club Area. Ideally
located; = to ; acre home sites.
EDWIN L. TAYLOR, Rockville 364s
500-A. CATTLE FARM. 20 miles tt
p; C., near Poolesville. Montgomery
.3l2 A.. modern ranch-type house
3 bedrooms. bath, kitchen, dinine
room, large living room; oil heat; or
good macadam road "a miles tC
u. G; possession at settlement Cal
Rockville 1854 or Poolesville 1852
Evening star., 1952-06-28
Want to Retire?

Here is golden opportunity. A
growing stock farm: I77l2 acres
House. ami. New cinder block
barn. Herd. "a white-face cows,
/ u hrs. drive from Wash. D. C.,
in Va. Farm complete. S55, 900.
Terms. Phone CH. 02OO during
day until 5
Evening star., 1952-06-28
LEESRuRG PIKE
LOTS & ACREAGE WANTED

RAMBLER SITE-One, two acres,
Oxon or, Temple Hills area. Give
dimensions, price, directions to -prop-
erty: Box 42!-Z. Star; ,29'
WASHINGTON outskirts. Reasonable.
Box 242-B. Star. 30
Evening star., 1952-06-28
WATER FRONT PROP. FOR SALE

PINEY POINT-To close an estate.
will sell the cottage known as Pine
Lodge, containing six rooms, with
%iIIfAMs. SSfi1df suiIdlnss En s4l7@S MRS a5 sA5iE
WATER FRONT COTTAGE on South
liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit, bath; COM
pletely furnished; new oil furnace;
year round home with private pier;
excellent fishing, grabbing and
swimming; ready for immediate, oc-
san 80 0Tner SSS tTms mnst ss sG carl
HU. 5012, 8 til 8. -2S
DRUM POINT BEACH-Lot. near
lake and bay; beach and harbor
rights; low price Box 53-A, Star.
FRANKLIN MANOR BEACH. MD
scIfNTisTs 7F CLIFFS, Port VfI RepSoiie: SSHe
Md,-Cottages. and lots for sale to
college graduates at restricted beacha
community bldg, organized ,recrea-
lake; i25 cottages. Literature on
request. Drive down any time. 4ia
mi. beyond Prince Frederick. A
3-bedrm. cottage Just offered; $3.50.
SUNRISE BEACH ON THE SEVERN
Waterfront lot, Is mi. from Peace
Cross: reas. 10. 3-5425. go
MIMOSA COVE. Deale, Md.-34 acres
OF beautiful building sites on Park
ers Creek. Beautiful homes, highly
restricted; committing distance. A
call West River 1888. 80
LAKE JACKSON-Five-r log cot-
tage: cleo, running water, fireplace,
lge. porch. 81, 800; $500 down, S35
mo. GE. 5S2S. 80
NORTH SHELBY. on shady lane
Four-rm. and bath frame bungalow;
lee. LOT, oO0x1O0 tbeach privileges.
Price, $3.50. Also lot, 5Ux9O.
PRICE, $3.50 and lot, 1O0xl75 with
well on, property. Price, $1,000.
un Loeb Haven subdivision.l Go
out H st. ne. TO Bennings I'd ne,
turn left on Central ave. ne, to
D. c.. find Magnolia ave. and lool;
side. See MRS. MILLS. 10
ON MARYLAND'S famous Eastern
Shore, broad salt water, sand beach,
acre lot. Handicapped and bulkheaded:
porch. Info and pictures on request.
r. o. JONES, Nanticoke, Md. oas
CHESAPEAKE BAY, Shoreham Beach
.-Four-bedroom and bath house on
large, well Handicapped corner lot
overlooking water; screened porches,
eS sesch reFoo sood ssTboS ssT stove % 1sn sand
So; 900, terms. ME. Oslo.
FURNISHED water front COTTAGE at
Cedarhurst on the Bay-Two scr.
porches, 3 bedrms., kit, lge. liv. rm.
with fireplace. bath, garage and
path o1 houses; good bathing. fishing
Chesapeake ave. Terms arrsneed.
Call SH. 437s or see MISS oIiFF
at CEDARHURST -o0
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MODERN APARTMENT

This close friend of mine, is very
anxious to acquire an investment
wants something not smaller than
a 6-unit or larger than about 20
units. This is a very bona fide
offer and tol details, call Mr.. Wells
(WI. 5000.
SALES, INC:.1520 K ST. NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-28

46-APT. UNIT
4 STORES
Plans, financing and permit avail
now. All utilS. installed; excel. To-
cation. nr. Central ave. and Ben
ming rd. Sc. Call M. L. Kraft, S. F.
& G., INC. ST. 1920. 20
Seabrook Acres
(Out Defense Highway
Just East of Lanham
OUTSTANDING VALUES
Each lot approximately u acre GO
ft.X15O ftJ; SI.150 to $3.50; 500
down. $50 monthly
II you are looking for lovely home
site--a place well situated with
beautiful trees and room for flowers
romp and play and still have such
indispensable city conveniences as
city water paved streets, electricity:
telephone mail service, train and
bus connections. then come out to
Seabrook Acres
One Of Prince Georges County's fast
est growing communities where
you can still get 14 acre Of land
from S1.I50 to 81 $50 with con-
saent a you 'e1mS aan pay # Ur %u You're 95fff 1T
small monthly payments. Come out
and look around. There is no OBJ
legation to buy-but we promise
yon will be impressed with the value
offered and the activity here in
Seabrook Acres.
5 miles to once on left side of De;
sunday. 10 am. until 5 pm.
NJ. Leo Storch
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sEAsHoRE PROPERTY

WILDWOOD, N. J.-Five rooms and
bath pdWk. apts.; wkly. or season.
BYRNE Co, 1910 Bdwk. Phone
Wildwood 2-2S26.
REHOBOTH BEACH - Cottage for
rent for July. 40 Oak St. Reho-
REHoBoTH BEACH-For sale or
rent, Two-story furnished cottage:
section, corner wooded lot. WI. 6n23.
OCEAN CITY. MD.--Lee.. mod. du-
LA. $500. ---3
BETHANY BEACH. DEL. - Spring
rate this week, $50. Grd. fl. apt.
few hundred #. from ocean. , bed
rms. bath; s." to 9/6, $75 wk.
Also de luxe 3-bedrm. ocean-front
apt. fine furnishings. rubber-foam
mattresses all comforts of home "A
season begin 81. $3.50. Phi. Dickin-
son 1851 or call at 4th and Atlantic
a.,rr,, aye;a our, House" L: L 7. Ora q "a
VIRGINIA BEACH. VA.-Lovelv new
3-bedrm. house, furn.. lge, yd,. nr.
ocean; avail. June 20. Phone XII.
Sol 50 or JA. 2-1Sl7. 30
OCEAN BEACH--Lots and q, block
q; lot 8, block II. first section.
All three, ST 800 down, take over
5000 loan at $50 per month; or
singly. 400 each, cash. OWNER.
OCEAN eii. s'ISi CRY, MD.-e-bedrm., furn.
July july s ga and Is Is. i5o 10. S 6-Ia5i. W$ss $
Evening star., 1952-06-28
HOUSES FOR sALE-vA.
OPEN < To O

OI 14N " ~ y
Lovely Williamsburg Village
3-BEDRM.. FULL BSMT: BRICK
RAMBLERS WITH CARPORTS
ONLY $17,990
Exclusive neighborhood, among much
more expenSively priced homes. Liv.
ing rm. with fireplace and picture
window, dining L, fully eau;rped
kitchen built-in breakfast nook with
Formica-top table; 3 nice bedrooms
and colored tile bath; outside en-
trance and "a bath in bslnt; All this
on 10.000-sq. 1T. lots. Curb. gutter
and sidewalks. rolling ground and
winding streets; in choice. No. Ar
lington location, close to shops and
transportation and only Ia blocks
to new elementary school.
Directions: Out Lee hwy. TO No
Lexington ST.. right to Ll'tle Falls
I'd. left TO- No. Ohio st. and right
to No. 35th st.
Pomponio Realty, Inc.
2222 Wilson Blvd. OW. $3.50