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Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-22
RAIDER Is Flight
Squadron lie ader

DELAWARE, OHIO Sam
RAIDER, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold p. RAIDER, 81 S. Center, w.
jefferson, has been appointed
Squadron flight leader of the Air
Force ROTC at Ohio Wesleyan
University.
Eader is a senior at the Uni
versity where he is a pre-medical
student. He is a member of Phi
Kappa Psi fraternity
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-22

NOTICE Or APPOINTMENT Estate
OF Sue d. B0famd Deceased
Helen P- Edwards. London Ohio
has been duly appointed end amaAi-
fled as EXece1trHN nf the Estate 90
Sue n EeHaad late of Madison
County. 0kIa. deceased
Dated this srd Gsv oE January
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-22
WEST JEFFERSON NEWS

IN HOSPITAL
Little Miss Beverly T.oekcn-
berry. daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
Rich hard EIockenbery, entered
White Cross Hospital Monday
where Tuesday she will undergo
a torsil and adenoid operation
and minor operation on her ear
drum.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-22

Mrs. Wilbur Lands and daugh-
ters and Mrs. Robert Recob and
children were dinner guests
Thursday of Mr. and Mrs. En-
met Lewis of near Mechanics.
burg. (the former Helen Miller)
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-22

Miss Joan Lorey, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Loney, is
confined with an injury to her
ankle suffered when she alighted
from a bus.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-22
LEAVES HOSPITAL

John Foster, recently q patient
for major surgery at Doctors
Hospital Columbus, has returned
to his home in London.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-22

The Mothers Club will meet
Wednesday Jan. % at the home
of Mrs. Wilma Fettrow at Darby
Crest. There will be a gift ex-
change since members missed the
December meeting.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-22

5. Halr lotion or cologne con-
tanning alcohol might mar the
surface q q Piastic-backsd Or
plastic-handled brush. If sou get
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-22

PHMPER THAT HAIRBRusH
Clean with a rake-iike oadoet de-
signed for the purpose.
alcohOl on the plastic rinse It off
Immediately.
6. When brushing your hair. il
IS necessary 70 bear down briskly.
but not hard. Only the bristle
ends. ard not the whole bristle,
should bear down. This viii do
the oest job Of stimulating and
massage and VIII also take tire
least toll On your brushes.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-22
IN cALIFo FoRNIA

Mrs. r. W. Overmyer and in
FAINT daughter left for Dana Pt.,
California to be with 1t. Over
myer who is stationed at Camp
Pendletcn.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Smart and
daughter. of Columbus, were Sun
day dinner guests of Mr. and Mrs.
Leigh Bradfield and family
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-22
VISITORS

Mrs. Wilbur LandiS and daugh-
ters Sharon and Sandy of Grove
City visited Mrs. Robert Recob
and children Thursday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-22
ptETcH INDUcTED

Robert Dietch Jr left Friday
for Fort Hayes where he was in
Quoted into the u. s. Army
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-22

A ID 1ss2 No. 1883. Docket 5
Page S67
Maurice z Beatbaud. Probate
Judge Il said County
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-22
GOSSIP FEST II:
rsde TO whisper With ? pei
when others ore present.
DINNER GUESTS

HIr. and Mrs. Ralph Petcrnnn
and family were guests at dinner
Sunday of Mr.. and Mrs. John
Gerhl OF New Rome, @.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-22

Ladies' Night Bridge Club met
at the home of Miss Helen Mur-
ray Wednesday evening.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-22
IN NASHVILLE

Mr. and Mrs. Robert u. Dietsch
and children were in Ashville
Sunday visiting Mr and Mrs.
Esker Goldsberry.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-22
DINNER GUESTS

Mr.. and Mrs. Gerald Poulson
entertained Mrs. Sylvia Sells and
Howe Worthington of Plain City
at dinner Sunday.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-22
VISITORS

Mr., and Mrs. William Knus
and son Chip were Sunday visi-
tors of Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Johnson and family.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1952-01-22
HAPPY OUTLOOK FOR WAVE RECRUITS

THE WAVE OFFICERS SCHOOL, located At the Naval Trainn
ase. Newport R. l. established BY the Department Of h
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Stoves Bells Help Blind

CHICAGO.-Use of electric
stoves Is made easier for the blind
by q device that tells with differ
ent-toned bells when the oven is on
or off and when the desired tenn
perature has been reached.
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National Guard Group
Meeting In Denver 10
Hear Washingtonians

Washingtonians will take a
prominent part In the 18th an
nual general conference of the
National Guard Association at
Denver October 6 to 8.
Maj. Gen. william H. Aben-
droth, commanding general of the
District National Guard, will pre-
sent a report as the association s
treasurer. This will be the first
time since the outbreak of the Ko-
rean war that the group has met
outside of Washington.
Others who will take leading
roles at the gathering include AS
sistant Secretary of the Air Force
James p. Hill, jr.; Maj. Gen. Ray
mond H. Fleming, chief Of the
National Guard Bureau, Depart
ments of the Army and Air Force;
Maj. Gen. Lewis B. Hershey, ma
tional director of SeIective Serv.
ice; DR.. Elvis j. Stair, jr., special
assistant to the Secretary of the
Army for reserve components.
Also. 1t. Gen. Maxwell D. Tay.
lor, deputy chief of staff Of the
Army, and Assistant Secretary Of
the Army Fred Korth. -
Mai. Gen. Milton A. Reckord Of
Baltimore, chairman Of the com.
mittee on legislation. also viii
give a report.
Maj. Gen. E. A. Walsh of st
Paul. Mimi, association president
will open the conference and pre-
sent his annual report.
The conference win hear ad
dresses by Senator johnson ant
Representative Rogers. both Dem
ocrats. of Colorado. Gov. Dal
Thornton Of Colorado win welcom
the delegates. as win other ON
Gals,
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ADVERTISEMENT.


n eye trouble continually Dersists. asn't
wait! Consult yeur eye Aecter. 70 seeths
ordinary tired, irritated. burning, itcAinl
eyes, battle them with Lavepsik. 30 year
success. Praised BY thousands. Meney
refunded II not delighted. Get LaveDtil
to-day. Eye-cup incIuded). Al IN drug
gists.
Evening star., 1952-06-29
MUNICIPAL SAWM|LL
THE DISTRICT Govern

THE DISTRICT Govern
IL ment'S new Sawmill is
guaranteed to keep a sizable
chunk of the taxpayers
money from going up in
smoke.
A money-saving device was
just what Norman T. Meyers
was looking for last summer.
Mr.. Meyers. in charge of
equipment, supplies and ma
terials for the Highway De-
partment's Trees and Park
ingS Division, had a problem.
He needed 1000 stakes to
support the $500 young trees
which were to be transplanted
last fall from the Districts
Poplar Point Nursery to the
streets. Lumber is high.
The stakes. he figured. might
cost close to 81 each.
But each year, thousands of
trees come to the nursery for
burning. They either have
been blown down along the
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By Meredith S. Buel

streets and in the parks or
uprooted while clearing and
widening roadways. There
was plenty of room at the 18-
acre nursery at South Capitol
street and Howard road. Why
not set up a sawmill and uti-
lize this waste wood? He took
the idea to his boss, John w.
Batson, superintendent of
trees and parkings. Soon the
governments only sawmill
was turning out stacks of
stakes.
I'VE got the engine to power
the mill from an old power
shovel condemned by the
Highway Department." Mr..
Meyers recalls. We had to
sink about $1,000 into the rest
Of the equipment, but it was
we'll worth it,
Three men operate the mill.
Rhode Chloe. the chief, used
Evening star., 1952-06-29

to have one of his own. His
main job is saw filler (the man
who SharpenS all the saws
used for trimming and telling
trees. Hugh Beckett, his
assistant, built the mill. He
also is operator of the power
crane and digs between 5000
and 5000 tree-holes a year.
Ray Thompson is the mill
helper.
The mill, now in the open,
can be worked only in fair
weather. But. says Mr.. Mey-
ers, We're going to build a
wooden shelter over it. Then
when rain makes outdoor work
impossible. the three-man
emergency crew can keep busy
at the MILL"
A daily operation is worth
about 400 seven-foot long
stakes, according to Mr.. Mey-
ers. Two support each young
tree. A broken oak heretofore
turned into ashes is now
transformed into 100 stakes
or. roughly, a SlO0 bill.
Mr.. Meyers hopes to operate
his mill on a large scale. He
usually has choice of pine,
poplar, oak and sycamore
trees.
Besides stakes, he uses the
wood for repairing the nurs-
ery's three frame buildings
and for truck sideboards. He
also plans to replace the old
wooden floor of his tree
hauling trailer with 2-inch-
thick oak planks. This, he
figures, would cost 5000 out
side.
Mr.. Meyers plans eventually
to turn out surveyor stakes for
the Highway Department.
This item alone is a $1,000
bite into the departments
finances annually, highway
officials say.
Other District departments
also will benefit. Already, the
Sewer Division is getting this
for equipment and
construction work.
All in all. District taxpayers
should be saved many thou
sands Of dollars in the long
run-and just because trees
and parkings didn't know
where its next stake was
coming from.
AS Mr.. Meyers says: "Neces-
'ity is the mother of inven-
ion. When you're in a tight
spot, you start to think"
Evening star., 1952-06-29

Mormon T. Meyers inspects q
sopling tronsplonted from
nursery TO q southeast oreo.
Note the supporting stokes.
Stor StoH Photos
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BUSINESS PRoP.-SALE tcopt.

HOME AND BUSINESS-Immaculate
lS-ft. row brick. near Ga. ave. and
Priced ct $16.950: $4,000 cash
balance like rent. FRANK 8. PHIL.
LIPS. DI. 1411; eyes,, call RIA. 1924.
7;RM. sTUcco HOUSE. plus BLDG.
SeSnesdGa;, Nd WI. "a s4a7. ray -s sTe''
NEAR THE COURT HOUSES-6-rm
house. LIST commercial. Price, SIS
900 9D,. Terms; NEz cUsHARD,
STORE AND 7-RM. HOME: excel. a.
loc.; can divide into 2 apis. Reas.
price and terms: MR.. BENNETT,
ma. 634l. RE. 1928. rs
DOWNTOWN OFFICE BLDG., approx
1000 SO. It. floor space. Excellent
PWaE Within IN e Esss s as5ss
Hotel. Investment Bldg. Price. S75..
900, SIS. 900 down, LEGUM 4
GERBER. Realtors. OR. 5000. --2s
NORTH CAPITOL ST.-Store and
End fl. arranged for apis. or furn.
rms. Possession of store and settle
ment. AUERRACH CO., DI 85Ol.
NEAR CONN. AVE. and N st.--A snug
little bay-window house Of the
Georg ,tcwn tyue. especially suitable
to the professional man who needs
convenience to the ave: 8 rooms
baths: gas heat; perfect condition
Price. $35 900. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER. H19 K st. NV. MA. 1166.
CONN. AVE. near 8 st.-Bay window,
brick house of . rooms and 2 baths,
r. SHOEMAKER, 17l9 K ct. NV
4
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LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me refnance your home and
consolidate your present trusts.
thereby reducing monthly payment
and interest. and give you any ball
ance In cash Call MR.. MILLER.
NE goo: evenings La 6-5la4
End AND Bird TRUST LOANS
immediate service Call Ma 6b40.
NATIONAL FINANCE CO
1914 X st. NV UIth and X
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BOATS

oUTBoARD MOTOR. 3 hip, s45;
pair Of oars ga, 81. AftsT 9
FISHING BOAT. 3sxl2: needs work;
$685.. JU. S-5622. Il
MERCURY KG-9. 25-h.p cupboard
motor with 14-ft. mahogany rum
a, about; CAL Al; 5aS3 80
only run 5 hrs; S195. 10. 9-g646.
100 Gath st.. Maryland PARK. Nd.
13-FT. ROW BOAT. bay built Tin.
cypress, painted and ready to 20.
$65. KE. 3-5273. Can be seen at
6049 22nd Ut. North. Arlington. va.
MATTHEWS 1885 sedan: private
party: new crowns. Baltimore. Hop.
FfSHING PARTIEs, Chesapeake Bay.
Eastern Bay. Gooses: Herring Bay.
For ressrvation call CAPT. KING.
PARAGoN. reverse gear. 8 <. g..
bought last summer. used very
little. $40. WA. CASA II
CONTINUED on Next Psee)
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LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SAILS

SS. D9%N r. for mas, ssss s Ss on
s Md; 81 900 each Few left Rx
sprins-Acre lots; ST 600 pef lot.
Call after 8 pm. 10. S-519S.
ACREAGE = Over 215-acre tract:
SHIRLEY SHIRLEY hwy; good investment.
heavy industrial. r.r. siding and In
ginia. Over so acres zoned for apis.
semidet. and 4-fam. flats. Prince
GEORGES County near Md. U. LOU
> c ArSTI' R se FA; 2i2s. so
looking pond; Vienna; Is mi. D. c..
well. driveway; GIL. 1924. 80
5-ROOM COTTAGE, new; q acres; q
miles north of Solomons Island.
Cove Point I'd; $500. Box 3s-Y,
10 BEAUTIFUL ACRES. for much
nse essSurg motor 0Iks court br,c on I Route
oNN EEN M6 SsT sxc eHi sSer; 2 lots in
1851; days. no. $500. II
PRICED FOR THIS WEEKEND-spe-
cial, 2 lots, each l0Ox2s5.. in fast
growing community. For informa-
ton, call Cypress $3.50. 80
MANOR CLUB - Beautiful fairway
lot. $1,000. by owner; sold to ap-
proved purchaser only; carries mem
b 6ens Of club; q holes Of golf.
ARLINGTON GROUP, Z lots for z
detached 2-fanlily apis, near Pen
tagon Bldg; LIST fare zone. close in;
So. $50 each, entirely cash. BOWERS,
1875 Eye. RE. 2029.
FOUR ACRES. beautiful building site;
400 IT. on River I'd, stream In rear
Potomac Hunt. $4,000. RAYMOND
]. LYNCH CO.. 10. 5-0357, LO.
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HOMES-MD., VA, b. C.
MR.. QUICK. RA. 3418.
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HOUSES lWTD. TO BUY Cont

SILVER SPRING-AH cash for @
3: 4-bedrm. home. BEERS BROS.
till 8, SH. 061O. 80
WANTED-3-bedrm. brick rambler,
bsmt-; close in; about $4,000. sub
stantial cash. Give full details. BOX
475-X, Star. 29s
CLIENT desires 4-bedrm.. 2-bath
home: Chevy Chase area; will pay
or write Il you nave this t ype pr on,
erty for sale. GEORGE I. BORGER.
INC. 643 Indiana ave. NV. Ma.
O35O; OR. 1878 or WO. 7649.
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS WANTEp


sTROUT's CATALOGs. either malice
free. East, Midwest and western
STROUT. REALTY, 7Il-A, Wood.
ward Bldg: Washington. ST. 37S4
CULPEPER GRASS FARM-lO3 acres
a pGnd; oI Small house; Good barn
by owner. S14. $50. Good terms fol
right party. Call ST. 1884 durini
business hours any weekday. -2S
250-ACRE FARM, Fauquier County
Va; y wheat, hay. grazing; bal
wooded with lots of saw timber snG
hauses, lge. barn. Only $i6. 500 K
prompt buyer; moderate cash and
easy terms. w. NJ. GRAIN. DI. 3447
IA MILES FROM CHAIN BRIDGE
TO Dranesville, Va, turn right Sen
. eca RAJ 1sf. 1 u 81. teTard the Poto:
beautiful view Leesburg pike and
S35, 800. At least half cash. This
oner for quick sale and early set
s9 g.. NAY O oT ST. se4f O. BOZ s. "A
m; and after 6 pm. .
MODERN HOUSE. approx. "a acres,
Lteesburg pike; (Rt. - over 1900 It
oWNEEfs. Box sS Sos- e loa Star. $500 SO
ESTATES. country homes. stock and
inatSn farms n nS,tS Servenisnt to Wash
by appointment. Phone Herndon SO.
BUELL. FARM AGENCY, Herndon,
slSO On. $50 Mo-. buys for $500,
70 acres, 23 cleared, gently rolling
ana fertile; hard road through
R m 81 E gh ana ID. D sHd stU nss
mi. south. TIE. 4I3I. al
IDEAL HOME OR TOURIST BGjSf-
NEsS-Route II. SO mi. south OF
FREDERICKSBURG. charming. spacious,
well-built house; lovely setting; ga
s ac,ssd 9 rms. bath on LIST a.: AM
BROOKS. Tappahannock. Va.
FOR SALE-SEVERAL FARMS
IN THE S65. 900 CLASS
No. 1-127-a. tob. and cattle farm;
mod. house; 10 miles to b. c.
No. 2-150::a. .tob. and cattle farm;
mod. house: tenant house:
M, Zion, Bristol area, 81
No. 3-220-a. dairy farm; 40-eow
Wash. barn; large main house:
near Fe < Gaithersours, IL miles
No. 4-$ az I ppai1y Farm, so-cox
m p9semf &c 3 bu1 e Club area %
These farms in high state Of cult
walton and production. Some tenant
operated. Suitable for resident or
non-resident owners, offered by
WALTER NJ. BAUMAN, 1877 K
e. NV, Wash, D. c. Tel. Ma.
0529.
s6 ACRES good fertile land, improved
with q clean 6-rm. house; cleo. /;
phone and well; few outbldgs; 9
streams; some fruit: acres timber.
bal. crop and grass; 80 mi. d. c.;
S10,950, u cash.
Is ACRE, Q genuine antique 7.rm.
log house In good repair, with
Misunderstanding over logs; new
flooring; well; cleo; phone: firepl.;
huge outside stone chimney; gar
den space; abundant shade; mr..
churches. stores. banks. school and
cOLOREDE2 ACRES. 6-rm. house;
cleo: well; nice stream IN garden;
GOOD hog lot; on hard rped N.
Exclusive. Call CHARLES H..
JAMESON. Hoolesville 3262. 80
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N. c. HINES & SON
SALES AGENT
WATER FRONT PROP. FOR RENT

REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.-Attrac.
home. suitable lge. family; 3 bedrms..
baths, sleeping porch, upstairs
dorm. lge. screened porch: Wooded
lot. Available for June and July;
special rate. for June, Phone OF.
1916 or Rehoboth 5451. -2s
VIRGINIA BEACH. vA.--New 3-bed.
ocean. iee. yard XII. sas,5 is'' NJ;
Ice. FURN. water front cottage; pvt.
pier; near Leonardtown, Md. Rent
Dy month or season. WI. O9U3. Us
HERALD HARBOR-Attrac, new cot
tase.; beach privil.; cleo. range, hot
water. $500 season; mo. and week
ly rates. Call SH. $500 after 6 pm,
COMFORTABLE COTTAGE, block
from Mayo Beach. Week end May
30 and other weeks, OR. 1894.
SMALL FURNISHED COTTAGE. on
bay; garage and pier; option to buy.
$50 wk. WA. 1872. 20
COLONIAL BEACH, VA. - room
able. mo. or season. Ho. 4440.
NORTH BEACH - Cottage, S3O-S38
week. S65 $50 mo-; season. $3.50.
COTTAGE. NoRTm BEAcH-Lars.,
shady lot; cleo. refgr. and pump.
week. EN- 5Sss. ''e''S O. e Na6 pe'
NORTH BEACH, large rms. and
month or season. uS .'s oss7s " oss
SHARE COTTAGE, 80 mi. D. C.; cpie.
Owner widow there most of the
time. Box 7S-Y, Star. II
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I MOTELS
we have fine selection Of motels in
varying prices and sizes on ma
tional highways in and around the
METROPOLITAN area. Ewes, please
cau Mr.. Thomson. EN-. 1920 with
INEZ CUSHARD. Realtor, OR. A232.
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REN1
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

90. 900 SO. Fl. Of eround centrally
located; pvt. TT. siding and ONCE.
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WAREHOUSE FOR SALE

IRE YOU looking for q warehouse?
2-story brick near 18th and r. /
ave. NV; vacant; parking; suitable
for any type storage or shop; fronts
on soft; alley; price. $l5; 600; Eyes,
ST. 1872. -28
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

LIST COMMERCIAL. 1905 Georgia ave
Ill rms, 2 baths; lge. lot; spa, 500,
good terms. STEELE. RE. o493.
Mt IT. PHIHEgasisANT-Three-family apt;
Excellent financing. Can Mr.. Tilier
W tn SAMUEL 3. BooLEY. Oh. 1865:
FoGR new BUILDINGS at $50. 900
each; six 2-bedrm. apis. per bldg.
81. 1000 days: 81. 2947 ewes. --2S
DIET. BLDG. Takoma
soa sssh aC ssSus eSs 's aE d 5sis
FOUR-FAMnY UNIT in suitiand;
ST. 800. Shows S3,450 gross. Cali
sTANT0 To- ~ s-1SS9; ST Az; o5 ~
FOUR-STORY BRICK. near 14th and
Rhode Island ave, n.W.-Large store.
8 apis; $3.50 year. Price, So. $50.
Terms. LEGUM & GERBER. REAL
TORS. OR. 5000. -2S
18th ST. N.W.-Corner brick; large
store and 1;.s ap sS6 E S5;6 $50 annual
Grating cost; $4,000 required down.
LEGUM & GERBER. REALTORS.
sEcHoN SSoO' COMMERCIAL. $1,000
down; lge. store with 3-rm. apt.
above; easy terms. LIS6 REALTY
CO.. ME. 666S; eyes,, ia. 4103.
SIx-UNIT BRICK APT. BLDG, only
2 yrs. old. located Just of N. H.
ave. in Md. Yearly income Is
$5,724; expenses $1,499. Price
$4,000. See it today. Ju. $500,
GE. 2S1o. REALTY INVESTMENT
ANY ONE WANTING to make 1e%
to 2Oec on their investment. call SH.
47S3 for appointment.
Sd FAMILY BLDGS, 10 years old.
Good Sc. location. Conv. to shop
ping, transp., etc. Total gross in
come about $4,000 per yr. Oil
h.-w.h. Separate heating plants.
Can be purchased under 6 times
rental; low operating expenses. Ex-
eellent cond;; can be . rsflnaneed.
and Sun. DU. 1868. R. A. HUM
PHR1ES. Il
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WATER FRONT PROP. FOR SAIL

LOT FOR SALE. Deale Beach, Nd,
50xi09 y; + interested. cali Mr..
CAMPBELL. Ii. 6-9b46, after 6 pm.
HIGH VIEW. Deale. Md.-Direct from
owner, sale or rent, all year round,
5-room water front home; finished
attic and full basement, oil h.-w. h.,
garage; $4,000; excellent terms
win trade for city property. or what
SAINT CLEMENT SHORES, on Saint
county seat: . peninsula with salt
water on three sides; artesian high
miles from the White House; the
bay accommodates boats Of deeper
draft and the lake is q safe place
tions for bathing and fshins are
available; an especially desirable
lake is available for $3.50. Lots at
the head Of the lake. wooded and
with extensive view over lake and
bay bay; 100 &c. #; IT, BY 25 ,9,.t to a55 #;
riparian rights. Louis ?. SHOE
MAKER. 1719 K st. NV. Ma. 1866.
SALE. $500. Five-room cottage with
sun porch and screened back porch.
Floored attic; fireplace. running
MoSe. MiIA eemlUatn. Outnouse
water and highway. Located. west
NORTH OCEAN BEACH. ocean front
from i1ti o%NER a. s s22sso D!sset
$500, my small cottage, "Polliwog."
1st and Holly SITS, Chesapeake
Beach. Open week ends or Thurs. ;,
call Tupler. 9-5. WO., 0s63.
BEACH cottage, open Fri.
Sat. and Sun. Furn., with boat and
motor. 81. 1866. 80
ROUND. 3 bedrms. pine
paneled living rm. and dining rm.,
modern kitchen, baths. front ano
side porches. house faces Severn
River with lake in rear. Must be
seen to be properly appreciated
Pvt. beach. Priced for quick sale
by. owner. Open all day Thurs.
Fri, Sat. and Sun. 72 River dr.,
Bay Ridge. Md. Bay Vista 2946,
or GE, 1852. II
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EVANS 8UHDING. 1920 New York
ave, NV Available immediately
eairemsnts. 00P PENN II Pre- PRop SGST IS,
SIise GIG; Evans Bldg. ME-. ,l107
sidg. i4o4 New ;Sv0 YORK ave I now.
KAss BERGER INC. EN-. 500.
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG. 12-story
9 Once. BLDG ia.;,.i iS4e Conn; ave. NV,
suite downtown 6lds. 't With : at
torneys; mod. rent. Box 447-X, Star.
CONN. AvE.-3rd floor. consists e Of 3
rms: good location; reasonable rent.
g. r. MARTIN & CO.. Du. $3.50.
OFFICES - Ground floor. approx.
1000 so. IT.: also 1 and 2 rms; all
services included in rental. Apply
once 20l. 1923 Conn. ave. NE.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE. list COM
mercial--2 lge. bright rms, kit. and
bath; attrac. show window; front and
rear ertr.; garden in rear. Ideal TO.
business or professional person;
s SI93 per mo; Can MI MIS- s .,, 20
conditioned lst-fioor space. approx
15x7o; near bank and post once
Suitable for flower shop, offices. etc.
LAwRENcE '. LURES CO. Realtors.
1917 18th ST. N.w.-studio ofiices.
newly decorated. ST. $3.50. go
EDMONDS BLDG, yI7 18th st. NV.
Five outside rooms, north. east and
west exposures: modern bldg. Also
some ONCE furn. for sale; P. II,
$50 a. ~ If mod SPACE ses now ST
up for Insurance ONCE; acoustical
tile. ceiling, asphalt tile A.: I4th st.
ana New York ave. NV. KASS-
~. 66EE5RSGER; INC, EN-: 500: 81
air-cond. bldg, good parking, S85.
Call Mr.. Awkward with SHANNON &,
LUCHS CO.. 1905 H st. NV, Ma.
lilo r ST. N.w.-Laree once 1o'x
81. elev.. Merchant Bldg, S35. Call
NICE MT; Auk Eva With SHANNON =, &
i fd1 AN, AND "a AVE NST2 spaces
AEMRe.;c o SsHai oFr1CEs-4$$oe
spproximatelg ooS Se ss it. deSsfer prss
snt occupied by finance company.
For further information, call UN.
2l16 before 5 pm. "a
18th AND e SITS. S.W., End floor cor
ner-3 lge., bright rooms. suitable
Tor any commercial purpose; 500
me- me- MILTON F. RUPERT. DI.
"CHOICE OFFICES" many types to
choose in better Clarendon business
section. Consult US with your re-
Qutrements; we specialize in COM
mercial property. J. W. HIGGINS
CO.. OW. 1928. 80
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FARMS tcenr.l
MoNTooEFpv Country

MONTGOMERY COUNTY
Lovely grass farm reasonably priced
for quick sale. Also several other
farms available. viii show any
time. Mrs; Ross: Gaithersburg 323-