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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-06
LaytOnSvile and WOOdfieId
Mrs Ulysses Griffith 1882
Mrs Ulysses Griffith "

Several members of the Wood
field All Club are attending Club
Week at the University of Mary
land this week. They are Ruth
Ellen Burdette, Joy Green, Rober-
ia Grimes, Augusta Mae King,
Margaret King, Genevieve and
Marilyn Mumford. Joy Green left
last Saturday as she has been
chosen song leader, and had to
lNSe there early for instruction.
Ruth Ellen Burdette and Gene
We've Mumford will be two of the
three All girls to represent Mont
gomery County in the style show
at Club Week. Augusta Mae
King was chosen as alternate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Hines en-
tertained at dinner Sunday for
members of the Green family,
brothers of Mrs. Hines late ia
Their, their wives, children and
grandchildren. Later in the af-
ternoon they were joined by the
Weber side of Mrs. Hines family.
About rs guests were present.
Oldest guests present were Mrs,
Hines great uncle Lee Weber of
Washington, 70, and her great
aunt Mrs. Lizzie Hawkins of
Sykesville, rs.
The Laytonsville All Club did
particularly well at Achievement
Day Wednesday, July 20, at the
Agriculture Center. This is a
group of younger girls, since the
club is connected with the ele-
mentary school and the girls
move on to another club after
furnishing the sixth grade here.
Among the winners: Linda Pruitt,
grand champion, pickles and blue
ribbons for her apron, dress,
brownies, chocolate drop and pea
nut butter cookies and flower ar
rangement; Nancy Lechlider, blue
ribbon for canned white cherries;
JoAnn Biddinger, blue ribbon for
canned black cherries; Deanna
Nichols, blue ribbons for her
skirt and painting; Margaret Low,
blue ribbons for a centerpiece ar
rangement of a basket of fruit,
number painting and textile paint
ing. Congratulations to the girls
and their leaders, Mrs. Roland
Green and Mrs. George Lechlider.
Mrs. Clarence Lindsey enter
tanned Saturday from 2 to hon
oring the seventh birthday of
Darlene Burns. Guests were Shar-
on Hawkins, Carol and Molly
Harvill, Polly Ward, Linwood
: Burns, Billy Duvall, Barbara Jean
; and Larry Halves and Sandra
Hurley.
Mrs. Margaret Kimble is spend
ing this week in Laytonsville as
the guest of Mrs. Frank Dwyer.
Mrs. Robert Benson of Balti-
more was an overnight guest of
Mrs. George Woodfield Saturday.
Mrs. Nettie Darby and Miss
Mary Rabbit are spending the
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-06
You get greater getowoy
with the new Powerglide*

A lot finer performance on a
lot less gas. That's what you
get with the new Powerglide
automatic transmission. There's
no more advanced automatic
transmission at any price.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-06
Damascus 1882

,o..un of August as guests of
Miss Hetty Darby of Woodfield.
Mrs. William Bogley and fam
lily and Mrs. Donald Boyer were
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Pope of Woodfield. Mr..
Boyer is at Camp Meade where
he is undergoing a two week
training period with his reserve
unit.
Mrs. Louis Ellis and her daugh-
ter Ann of Little Rock, Ark, have
been guests of Mrs. George Car
son of Laytonsville for the past
several weeks. Friday Mrs. Rob-
ert Inches entertained at a lunch
con honoring the Ellises. Over the
weekend they were Joined by Miss
Nola Ellis and Miss Eileen West
who came in from a trip to the
West Coast.
DR.. and Mrs. Harold Mitchell
are enjoying two week vacation
in New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Tabler and
Charles Warfield were Sunday
guests of Mrs. Ethel Taylor and
Mrs. Mary Allnutt. Luncheon
guests Friday of Mrs. Allnutt and
Mrs. Taylor were Mrs. Clarence
Rhodes and Miss Ella Plummer.
Dinner guests Friday of Mr.. and
Mrs. Ulysses Griffith w and Mrs.
George R. Taylor were Mrs.
James Noble and Miss Dorothy
Noble of Annapolis and Miss Dru-
silla Chairs of, Baltimore.
Mrs. J. w. Howes celebrated
her 74th birthday Tuesday with
family dinner. Guests were Mr..
and Mrs. John Brown of Dayton,
Mrs. William Hood, Poplar
Springs, and Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Peters, Colesville.
Mrs. Spencer Allnutt of Wash
ington has been spending the past
ten days with her sister Mrs. Paul
GLAND.
Mr.. and Mrs. Merhle Warfield
and Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond Kemp
spent a most enjoyable time last
week touring through New York,
New England and Southern Can
ada.
Members of the Mary Greene
Evening enjoyed a trip to Mar
shall Hall Tuesday.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-06
COUNTY JOBS OPEN

The Montgomery County Per-
sonnet Board announced yesterday
that there are number of vacan-
cies in county positions.
They include: clerical assistant,
professional assistant, bookmobile
assistant, multilith operator-driver-
messenger, clerk-salesmen, in
strument men, materials engineers,
dog catchers, clerk-typists, steno-
graphers, secretaries, police pri-
Yates, building inspector, highway
engineers, craftsmen, laborers, de-
sign, engineers, truck driver-ware-
houseman.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-06
And It's the
Iowest-prieed line

A demonstration will show you
that Chevrolet offers just about
everything you could want. Yet
it's the lowest-priced line in the
low-price field.
Coordination OF Poweygiide auto
matte Transmission and U5-h.p.
"BIue-Fldme" engine optional on
"Two-Ten" and Bel Air models al
extra cost.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-06

The Ladies Auxiliary OF the Da-
mascus Volunteer Fire Depart
ment met last Thursday evening.
They voted to contribute $500 to
help firemen pay for the new fire
engine, a picture of which is also
in this weeks Sentinel. 1t was re-
ported that the marching unit had
won 500 in the Sykesville parade,
a second place trophy in the
Beallsville parade and first place
trophy in the Sandy Spring pa
rade. Refreshments were served
by Mrs. Roger Poole and Mrs. Lee
Roy Mullinix.
The WSCS meets tonight at
the home of Mrs. Joseph Rice with
Mrs. Gilmore Hurley, Mrs. Car
roll Fetzer and Mrs. Richard Doc
Ian as cohostesses.
Susan Freienmuth, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. William Freienmuth
celebrated her ninth birthday Sat-
urday, August l, with a party at
her home for a group of her
friends.
When sickness or death strikes
at any of US we want and even
expect that our friends will rally
around and rarely do they disap-
point US. However, when perfect
strangers whom we have never
seen and never expect to see, do
just that it really renews our faith
in the kindness of the human
heart. The family of John Dor
sey Woodfield, who died last Sat-
urday, had just such a heart
warming experience. Two of Mr..
Woodfield's daughters were vaca-
tioning in the West, Miss Grace
Woodfield was on her way to Cal
ifornia, and Mrs. Elizabeth Wood
field Howard was on her way to
Denver. The Rev. Robert Crow
ley, pastor of the Upper Seneca
Baptist Church of which Mr..
Woodfield was a member, was al
so on vacation, no one knew ex-
actly where. The problem was to
find all three and get them back
here by Wednesday afternoon.
The family contacted friends in
San Francisco where Grace would
stay. The friends in turn alerted
State police in California, the
AAA, and the guards at Yosemite
which she was also scheduled to
visit. Then almost like waving a
wand and getting the desired re-
suit a guard at Yosemite spotted
the license number of the car,
called her out of line, asked her
to call home, and less than IL
hours later she was in Washing
ton. Police and AAA in a dozen
mid-western states were alerted
to be on the lookout for Eliza
beth but no one spotted her be-
fore she pulled in to. friends
home near Denver. She likewise
called home, and went on to Den
yer for a plane reservation. When
she got there she found a reserva-
ton made in her name, though up
to this time the family has no
idea who made the reservation.
In the case of Rev. Crowley, all
efforts to locate him were unavail-
ing until someone remembered his
wife had relatives In Mifflins-
burg, Pa. Pennsylvania State Po-
lice discovered where the Crow
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-06
MOL AIR RAID SIGNAL

Naval Ordnance Laboratory,
White Oak, will sound the 'Red"
alert and the white" all clear
signals today to test recently in
stalled air raid alarm equipment.
The public is not required to take
any action.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-06

%. 2, Gaithersburg, son, Michael
Lee.
and Mrs. David B. Scott,
5000 Ridgefeld Rd., Bethesda, Z
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1953-08-06

son, Steven Motter.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey D. Catron,
p. O. Clarksburg, a son, Harvey
Daniel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01
rRAlLERS (cons.l

THIS IS THE BEST TINE of the year
to purchase good, reconditioned
trailer for travei-whether You are
going on vacation or whether you
S are sgGins to live ,germanently .in 3
steal If we ever saw one. Look at
these features: only 10 It. long,
yet 1t sleeps four people, has 4
dinettee, HOLLYWOOD bed, ice refrieer-
ator; heating stove. two wardrobes.
overhead cabinets, sink with running
roof and floor all insulated with
f1bre glass. This reconditioned, fa4S
model mobile home. complete with
electric brakes, is this weeks spe.
Sial bargain at only $1.095; fnanc.
ing available.
Evening Post. Holiday and American
Weekly; Now We have it on display
I Fisat w n front Of our enace, AZ
bedrooms, complete YOUNGSTOWN
metal kitchen with Crosley Shelva-
dor: de luxe cooking stove with clock
and timer. large picture windows,
overhead cabinets and linen closet.
and AND listen to this: The bathroom
shower. laystory and medicine chest.
fence of the modern utilities built
into this trailer, home. 1t is only
30 1t. long, and you can go any
where with 1t. See It soon. We
won't be able to get enough OF
them SO as to have one on display
at all times. Only S4.S75 COM
pletely equipped. You can pay y
down, and II you wish to finance,
you may have AZ months to pay the
balance.
Trailer Co., Inc.
4030 Wisconsin Ave. NV,
Woodley 6-3231
Open Daily, 8 to D
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

OVERLOOKING POTOMAC RIVER
3::,,ss3; streets and water. Is.
81 ACRES. only 400 from Grain
Defense highway; 500 on hard
surfaced street Ito be installed.
Wonderful value, 1895: 5000 down.
$45 month. NJ. LEO sTORCH, Union
FEDERAL EMPLoYE. unable to build,
must sell beautiful Hillcrest lot over
looking Capitol. Ideal for mod. type
home. Faces on $50 It. frontage.
EXCEL neiRhhorhood; $4,000. LU.
6 LOTS. eox1oo each: located behind
Maryland Club Gardens OF Marl-
boro pike. mi. from District line;
$1,000 for AL six. LU. 1-5096. a
HIGH. LEVEL GROUND. 5Oxl50-
Falls Church Park area: includes
stone frepl., sewer and water;
$1,000. ia. 2-7901. IA. 1881.
BUILDERS OPPORTUNITY in
wife q limited number of responsible
81 $40: 900 ard pD to participats
Erogp St leyely: Teoded , hCEms sdss
Only q few m va,c;atI ses.r from n
our proposition. see Mt, Raymond.
FRANK 8. Phillips. d. 7-1411.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

FOR SALE OR RENT-Near Ocean
City: 4 bedrms., furn., on wide clean
beach; ami; $4,000 or sos wkly'
THREI-RM.o COTTAGE. 8 lots; not
modern. except electricity; school,
church. water close BY. Good pos
sibilities. $3.50 cash. Box 1850.
3? ACRES on water front: rustic
c part FL 2ss4s af.sT pm cot
s-4oss; eyes, e.s EN-. seis4o. Il -
TO SETTLE ESTATE-Attrac. Cape
Cod; large bedrms., large liv. rm.
with fireplace, din, kit; plastered
walls; bath; large fioored attic with
CALVERT CAL sEAcHEs eleSrgi furn
cottage. Must sacrfhce. At Beach
contact Mr.. WARE. in D. C. cal
R IS AVN. ON THE sAY-Isrs,
Cash Ye Gal d slpb p5,zi $1,000 $500
WHiTE PofNr BEACH. Leonard.
lot. 15O-ft, front. Pvt. beach. Rent
option to buy. Rent apply to pur'
p ssase 10 sS SI2s7li eoumoSS,ou,
miles from D. C. line. bedrooms
2 baths. 2-car garage. Completely
redecorated. MAGNIFICENT grounds
Huge sleeping porches. Mansion size
fireplace; Phone West River. Mary
MOD eoHH' BAY BAY corrAGE-By owner
Idlewilde Beach. 4th house on right
on main I'd. Open for Inspection
sat. Sun. For infor. 10. 7-3463
H htss HARBoR-very nice 2-6ed.
rm. modern bungalow. year round
hot air heat. Hot and cold water
Furnished complete. Ready to move
in with clothes and food. 100 it
from Severn River. Good bathing
fishing and crabbing. Lot 50x1 O0
with page fence on all sides on
hard surface road. Good sandy
beach for bathing. Call EDWARD
S. HALL. ST.. Brownsville Post once.
Md. South Shore 5232. >.
WOODLAND BEACH. MD. - Fully
furn. 6-bedrm. cottage with all mod.
conv. on beautiful HANDICAPPED lot.
near water front. For further In.
formation, call EN-. 2-4S0S.. IS
$500 DOWN, $50 MO-. buys 4-room
s SHRsM aI'i Fiie s,ess 75o 3: SSNT-
FINGER. ~. WA. 7.1e1e,A
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lockwood

Oustandingly Beautiful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01
TRUCKS FOR SALE

less than 100 mi: son tru saek I'LL:
sSsttygdSesbakerH 4os4 Wis. ave-. EN-.
DODGE 1e4e Model B-1 2o-passenser
equipped to pass ali state laws and
would be ideal for private school;
$1.995. PARKWAY FORD. 305l
N st. NV" AID. 2-o1s6. Open Q
DODGE 80 2-ton stake; fully equip;
| r. and h., directional signals, 2-speed
rear axle; perfect condition; 1915.
Ask operator for Fulton S-6507.
1859 INT: h-ton pickup; $1,o5o.
1913 "a 1 11ISdf 1ps-ton van; low mi mile
offer refused THE GoLDCRAFr
Co.. co VIM. E. HAYES, jr., $3.50
Landoyer I'd, Landover, Md, WA.
CHEvRoLEr dump truck; excellent
BRINCEFIELD. RA. 1906. "a
FORD TRUCK. 1897, 11a-ton stake
body; reconditioned motor; $3.50.
FORD 1a4s Model FL h-ton pickup;
green in color and in excellent con-
clifton; S595. PARKWAY. FORD.
FORD i94s ton-and-half heavy-daty
stake; In excellent condition; red
finish, ready for work; month-end
So 81 N st. NV" AID. 2-O1s5. Open
DODGE 1913 1-ton van truck. Apply
OWNER SO2l Georgia ave. NV.
BUS. 1e47 REQ; 1 owner. Is adult
ETC. $3.50. AP 1928 9Sso ee'e janice zlEsai r.
SEALS S1RAdG .h,r s4o %d Kenil~orth aye.
CHEVROLET 194s 1h-ton nat body,
c SGp G SGanition 1862 sseSona0ls at $3.50
5000 miles: new. 1s-ft. modern
steel van body. Reasonable. Call
JE. 4-2467 after 4 pm. %
INTERNATIONAL 1852 h-ton panel;
e miisnse SC e1osn si S 1900 set9al
densburg. Md, WA. 7-s4es, ~3
INTERNATIONAL new diff
terential and transmission for D-30
hydraulic dump body. 75Ox2O tires,
other parts, Box Abe. Star. d
as near perfect as can be made.
WATA guar. S595. FRANCIS q
PARSONS 74%Ssso 211e Nichols ave. Sc.
DODGE so M-ton pickup. This
truck has $4,000 actual miles, sold
and serviced by US since new.
PARSONS. 2116 Nichols ave. Sc.
LII. 4-2SS0.
WILLYS '48 pickup. Here Is o reai
good truck, both mech: and In ap.
pearance. S595. FRANCIS a. PAR.
SONS. 2116 Nichols ave. Sc. LII.
sTUDEBAKER 1e47 1-ton; rack
body: $500. Call OIL. 1868,
CHEVROLET 1852 h-ton pickup
truck, r. and h.. low mileage. UN.
FORD 1850 Model FL ls;ton panel;
newly painted Ford red and has
4 new 6.00x16 tires installed ny
Parkway. This is an excellent buy
M st. NV. AID. 2-0lS5. Open 8 TO 8.
shape; sss5. ia4s Dodge %;son
owner must sell. JU. 5-3s00. Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01
H0ATS

EyINRUDE 1853 latest model; 1t
carton, never used. $500. JERRY
PEAKE, 101O7 Tenbrook dr.. Silver
n SSpTing, ~. 1891: oov-26
sst 1ss4s after sOp 3 p%. $780, a.
|THIRTY-TWO-FT. MATHIS CABIN
CRUISER-A-1 cond.. new, s-cylin-
der; Kermath; sleeps 4. fully
to cruise: S3,e75: CAN Ia. e-6540
S or see i at "a AITW HEIL 8, WRIGHT
BOAT FOR SALE-33-ft. cabin. sleeps
2-9O55 or 10. 2-3279. q
LIVE YEAR 'ROUND-5O-ft., 3-cab-
in cruiser, ship-shape. Small down
payment, balance much less than on
f snN1ard facility PniIt MR. suRDETTE'
last SO day-sailor; ': 8 's suits s sails,
stainless rig, $3.50 with trailer,
yard: LIST and v st, s.w. %
CUSTOM BUILT trunk cabin cruiser
2S-ft. Chrysler Marine engine. fully
equipped; many extras. just in
ion Boat Club, Alexandria. South
Berthing or phone Crescent 1854
oTTTiBoaa1RsfDs c : HGiRER 1897. s5-Sp.
johnson. 2 fuel tanks; ideal for fish,
Ing and week end trips; most com
epssoard c s5I5SsF 3n P9 q2ca
CLUB. Colonial Beach. Va. 1871:
OLD TOWN SPEED BOAT, "A It.
bSTeain $ sSan'e g. 9 4ssos motor
3O-FT. CABIN CRUISER ACF-Gray
pleasure or living. Ii. 4-6416.
NEW. WHITE CEDAR INBoARD No.
m mSaso a. ss 9Th s s4So E%AN
BROS. shady Side, Md, West River
oUTBoiARD RUNABoUT, Fleetcraft
u IT,. steering wheel and throttle;
$3.50. ia. 2-S519. "a
OUTBOARD MOTOR. Champion. 70.
excel excel. I eond.; SIS. Jo un 9nssss. june
FIREsToNE OUTBoARD. s1a-h'p.
clean, like new. perfect running
$50; ~; 577940; .n..,r
Expert repairs. ali makes. t CENTRAL ffssi
CUPBOARD CO. $50 Eye st. NV
22' CRUISER, 1OO-hp. motor; sleeps
81 900 ~. 9-9316 Or .JU; $3.50
TRAILER for 16, to 81. IT. boat. ad.
Unstable supports and nose wheel
500 or best offer. -JU. 5-0595. -
12-FT. MAHOG. RUNABOUT speec
boat and trailer for sale; $3.50. Ii
s etaSi sTEELcRAFr - 11bSh.p
Chrysler marine engine, good condi-
ton; ask for Mr.; David Gilpin
25-H.P. MERCURY THUNDERBOLT
KG-9, and 13-ft. nodded plywood
runabout, fully equipped; both ex-
cellent condition. $500: WA. 7-7921.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

n: G. CO.. r.r. siding in. all utils.,
10000 SO. It. whse. Available at
zoe per 50. IT.. on short term lease.
or will give reduction on long lease:
can build an UP to 10000 50. IT.
addition. Call MR.. VAN. WA. 1890.
W. REAL PROPERTIES. %
BY THE YEAR OR WILL SELL q
unit house and garage on property;
front commercial and back indus
trial; 400 blk. Baltimore ave.,
HyattSville, Nd, WA. 1910. -6
BETHESDA. MD.-Modern masonry
buildings, Of 1000 and 1000 SO. it,,
with. Offices and toilets. gas over
head heating units; Aft. ceilings;
overhead doors front and rear;
well lighted with large industrial
windows and skylights; fenced-in
rear yard and 4,O00-sd.-ft paved
parking area in front. Located at
River I'd. and the B. a. o. Railroad
Phone MR.. JONES, OIL. $4,000.
SECOND-STORY LOFT. to rent for
storage or workshop; reasonable;
downtown. within blocks of G.P.O.
NO. 7-77S3. 3
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01
STORES FOR RENT

ARLINGTON-store 2Ox10O avail
in shopping center, ample free park
ing. ALBERT H. COHEN CO. IA. 2
17oG 18th ST. Nw.-store and
rooms and bath. No cleaning oil
dying business. Busy apt. house To-
cation. Rental for entire bldg.
500 per mo. Immediate possession
Consult Mr.. Young. Leasing Dept.
SHANNON & LUCHS CO, Realtors
STORES FOR RENT-Ala. and
Penna. ayes. Sc. last available in
this section. Suit. for gents furnish
ings,. dept. store, furniture. garden
supplies etG OIL. 4-2225. i
TWO STORES in new bldg, approx
1000 and 1900 #. respectively
suitable many purposes, growing
community nearby Va, very reaS
rental. Vienna 156-W-2. a
STORE, 500 mo. Business blk
6 zcolo req. @441 Nichols ave. Sc
MT. RAINIER--Lge. store, suitable
for beauty parlor, dry goods, clean
ing. pressing, ETC.; S175. MILTON
F. RUPERT, 1851 18th st. NV.
DI. 7-5015; evenings, EN-. 3-5407
18th AND YOU SITS. N.W.-22x75;
excel. for restaurant. carryout shop.
barber or beauty shop, bakery. Rent
reaS. DU. 10000. i
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01
BUSINESS PRoP-RENr tcont.)

NEW COMMERCIAL BUILDING. 10
BY 30 #. located on Route /, College
Park. Md. WE. 5-6559. Il
MODERN 3-story-and-bsmt. bldg, in
heart of downtown; approx. 5000
50. it.. freight elevator of rear
alley. Ideal for Offices and distrib-
uting. See Mr.. Norris. WEAVER
RRnS INC III H-2O00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01
DESK SPACE Cont

BARR BUILDING, e1o 18th st. NV.
near Conn. and K. New, modern
attractive desk space for those who
want the best; receptionist. switch
board. mail and telephone answer
ing service available. Call ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01
AVIATION

FOR sALE-Clean, 1850 4-plaes Piper
PAGER; must be sold this week:
$4,000 or best offer. Other good
used airplanes for sale. See Ash
save cash! FALLS CHURCH AIR
PARK. Lee blvd, Falls Church. Va,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

MOD, clean or 3-bedrm. home in
good D. C.. or nearby Maryland To-
cation; Sc. preferred: have SUBJ
stantial cash. MRS COX. LU
2-Sl36 or ST 3-736S.
IMMED. POSSESSION-3-bedrm., @
bath, mod. brick home on good lot;
in Arl. ALEX. area. Box 337-E, star
WANTED-Three- bedroom home in
good condition; will pay cash. MR.
RAUCH. 10. 2-s90l. Il
MODERN. 2 OR 8 BEDRMS., BRICK
10. 2-04OO. Ewes. 10. 8-7543.
HOUSES WANTED in Prince Georges
Co.. between $1,000 and $4,000
o. B. ZANTZINGER, Jr. WA. 7-1S19.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-05-01
LOANS
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

SECOND TRUST-Approx. $2,700;
$40 mo-, go, with balance due and
payable in Z years: behind 1st trust
$1,000. with Building Association
white owners; 3Ors discount. LLOYD
HOLLANDER, Elk. 3-340S, HE. 4
SECOND TRusT-35ss discount; face
value $3.50; 6Ts; $3.50 mo-
balance in years. LIST trust; bal
snce 81 800; ifs; Metropolitan Life
Insurance Co.; originally $1,000.
Commitment available for $500;
4Nee FILA LIST trust; .7-year-old
semidet. brick: both mort9sors are
nurses. Call LLOYD HOLLANDER.
Monday. Elk. 3-340e or HE. 4-06l7
1st TR66isr. $1,000, 6% interest.
payments $40 mo. win sell for ST.
loo cash. The trust - on Q frame
II Accokeek. Nd. and has insurance.
UN, k.SSb0. -