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TRAILERs

WILL TRADE HOME for ige. house
trailer and reasonable cash. CAN
UTNifvERsXI 1e4a house trailer: %
IT,. all aluminium; sleeps 4: toilet
1850. Lot is. Nightengals Trailer
Court, B mi. south Of Alexandria.
Leaving. must sell immed.
Pvt. bath, lse. att, masonry rm.,
h.w.h.. lse. storage rm.. phone. etc.
Bank appraised this to be q good
buy at $2.250; frst $3.50 cash
takes 1t, 4pinet piano and wash.
mach. opt. TEMPLE TRAILER
VILLAGE. Lot SO. Phone ST.
3-SSo3 day; OV. 3-10S6 night.
WANTED to rent for 3 mos, 2 bedrm.,
shower and toilet. To be transp
100 mi. and ret. 10. s-4347. "a
lSs3 asS |. - uTIKnAyNEL0: u 20 Y. TEMPLE
w. -Z8
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WATERFRONT PROP. Foe REM

OCEAN CITY. ND. VIC. Cool. At
tages, Sl25 weekly; phone Wo; g.
WOODLAND BEACH. Modern cottages.
compl. furn., mr.. sandy beach. $40 Wk.
ana up. Immed. poss. Annapolis $500
SOUTH RIVER PARK-Lar9e cot
tage; pvt. pier: screened porch
SySerlcos,ns %S Ing water; available ROW.
SPACIOUS, ATTRACTIVE, new two
bedroom cottage on water front.
near Leonardtown; modern cony.,
ss.s.. AD ae4ss. Apsi sl'Pss sos :ssSe essSs
WVATTERFRoNr COTTAGES FoR
RENT--Herald Harbor, Nd, HO.
2-2222. Cali between Z a.m.-S pm.
LARGE FURNISHED COTTAGE, mr..
Leonardtown, Nd, sleeps 6; ami.
pvt. pier and boat. OIL. 2-0903.
s-BEDRooM RAMBLER. woodland
Beach. $65 wk. Avail. now to July
5s Also Aug. 3O-sept. z. RA. g.
Cool AND sHADY-2-bedrm. cot
tage. AMI, pier, boat avail. June
MnAAssoN's \ BEACH. Deaie. Nd. EM.
COLONIAL BEACH, vA.-water front,
new, all conveniences: sos weekly.
After 8 pm. NO. 7.1S19. -25
COTTAGE, ami. lower Patuxent.
st. Mary's Co.; row boat, pvt. beach.
Weekly $50. Ii: 6-O40O.
COLONIAL BEACH-Furnished cot
tage, rooms. bath, 2 nice porches.
plenty shade. available June % on
to Labor Day. BY wk. or mo. Ii. f.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ALvIS 'S2 conV., S2.875. Fiat. "1100''
oxford sedan, $7s5. 81 Peguot,
$SS5 30 HiIlman sedan. S5?6.
'5i Norman conv.. 1895. Also
distributor for N. O., Morris, Austin
Martin. Rolls Royce. Bentiy. Jag-
Mercedes. Ala Romeo, Ferrari, All
ard. Riley. MaynoWeF. Daimler. Fra
Ser. Nash, Bugatti and Porsche.
JACK PRY. 14th and p. Est. 1928.
AUSTIN 1o4s tan 2-dr.; equipped
with 9enuine leather seats, custom
heater: S249, full price. Several
90 choose from, Aee 70 sis. NAM
HATTAN AUTO K-F, NC. Factory
zss,nS. zlss 2 crrs erTss and lei otS asns Td::
81 9TH and y ee. NV NO. 7.2700.
Istablished 1914.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 40 F-6 3-yd. dump with s25x
20 tires, Fish-plated frame, 2-speed
rear. newly repainted; Meadowbrook
green. Truck in excellent cond. and
EsSSy ESSyH fSF eck work: $l.o95. PARKWAY z J
a"GGR ton truck. EsiEaRdMAMNSssf AMNSsfi LAUNDRY. SUf
623 g st. NV. See Mr.. Noble. IA
DODGE 1946 trucks (2). Boyertown
See Mr. Noble, 'issi BERdMAS's ISq fIpgsE EATN.
F5R9H' 5R9' 9Ss 8Ssa Q st s. hRyton Nv .t.ks "a a.,
springs and newly refinishsd j IN
WAY FORD. 1901 M st. NV. AID.
FSRb1s isbf 9Psn Fi .tt 2 sS pickun. IN tin.
TOP shape, both il appearance e and and
mechanical condition. This is Q
low-mileage truck and for sale ct
only 81. 1.O95. PARKWAY FORD.
S051 N st. NV. AID. 2-O1S6. Open
FoRS S5s pickup: meadow green,
poses, not derlaonstrator; list price.
$l.S17.. with new-truck guarantee.
We will give you big discount OF
Tqp run TO- ss,l Sar door; LOGAN !FosTd6S' sS6
|STUDEBAKER '49 3-yard dump. with
2.speed transmission, cab shield.
S25xSo S3;SsS tires; res, ssaSy sSHy s,x%av for ySrk
FORD, 3051 M st. NV. AID. 2-01S5.
Open 9 to Q. 80.
FORD ~ = panel body; "a ton. sI26'
WILLIS '48 and 40 Panel: fair con-
ditton. ] owner; some extras. 10.
2-9252 after pm. "a
CHEVROLET 194S 2-ton stake: g
speed rear. Fully equipped. $TO0.
LO. 7-7356. after 8. go
FORD 1947 h-ton panel; S175. Call
MR.. BUTLER. OV. 3-1700. IA
DODGE 1871 l4-FT. VAN-C. .O.E
trade. -9l a bradford rd., Sill. spg..
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lend -CONfAlL. ZONE, 1856 sq. f.;
ideal small bus: reas.. rent. JU.

2nd-CONfML. ZONE, 1856 81. f.;
ss.seos: s 10 ans.. Dss' cali lit TU. s1s5oo:
WILL SHARE ,nslo..d I'd. with con.
space, 1000 50. q. Tool shed,
GO; 5-6775. days: 10. 6-5ss5. sun
500 aRS eSes' IS. FIT. approx. S4xloo. IS plu.
large elose-in shopping center; pos
Il. IcoHEN Co, IA. s:ise1: Us
2Ox10O, PLUS ample free parking; on
ssSisE ssSiES s5sS s6'. * + -s1fssl lALsEsRSs Il
busline; in large close-in shopping
COHEN q CO; IA: 2.l661, -2s 2so
iHrls In large see close-in S. shopping % Center;
BGRT SiasssiGa L. SsoKzEN sGz Co. Co. "a. a. s-1ssi.
NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE-. extended;
essy 'yn ra7.sS sSr .qss qs:d sdscaSs Sir sH
safeway store and large. service sta;
ton. For further information call
LEO M. BERNSTEIN q CO.. 1415 K
st. NV. ME. 8-5400.
1000 So. IT,, suitable for nercan-
tile purposes. ofiices, etc. Good 10
cation. Ma. 6-SO26. -26
NEAR 18th ANO X SITS. N.E.-7,5O0
50. It. Of storage space with small
brick ONCE incl. Suitable for any
2nd. comm. business. v. L. TOOMEY
Jr.. Realtor. RE. 7-5275. -25
ATTENTION, DOCTORS
Attractive town house-type property.
Well located In NV. section; huores-
cent lights. wired for air condition
ing; reasonable rent. Call MT.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR REM
DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG,
1886. Conn. ave. Od1ces available

DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG.
1885 Gem. ave. Onnces availahle
rAARRNss vi s-iSSGi isSSSfGiipnc. 1890 New York
.0Os 8pD0 pRS Issf PsSopEk
TIES. Evans Building. Me S-11O7
;Ir ana small nnsntn Si,se oil services IS. Syail.
Separate reception and conference
rooms. law library. ME. s-6026
AIR -CoND. OFFICE in lawyers suite.
Attrac. furn.; rev bldg.;. excel. loc..
81 sHEsAToN & hIDo snH III cat aath f s
NV. ME. 8-6538 IA
rms, elev. once bldg. All services
included In moderate rent. Apply
Em. 3i0; lo;a l129 Vermont ave. or call
1874 81 SieosSi K 81. N.w.-Lge. once S1 for
rent with smaller adjoining room.
Good lease. Reas; rental includes
tanitor service and all utils; Call
Mr.. ROzANSKY. Elk. 3-S567. --2S
ATTRACTIVE well-furnished suite,
Press Bldg. Unusual facilities and
reasonable rental. Phone MR.. MIL
LER, weekdays, Eek. 3-1O70. 23t
SILVER SPR1NG-Suite OF 3 ofmces
and private washroom, on Ga. ave,
$50 mo-. on lease or not. RIPLEY
q RoMER. Realtors. JU. 6-61lIs
DoCToR's oFFICE-Ise. reception
rm., secretary's once, consultation
rm. and 8 additional lge. rooms. loc:
on r St. h blk. west Of Conn. ave.;
ssnan Jug Gal ADJ w 44asS asS07; 1kdsy iS suit
1917 18th ST. N.w.-First fioor. 8
adj. rms. approx. 1.O5O SO: IT,,
newly renovated. air-cond: II de-
sire sired; EEao WI rent individually: 5s 5sas.
s1ss COM. AVE. NV. tnext to Up
town Post Ofnce)-Spacious 3.rm.
front once suite; reas. RIA. 6-sl61.
OFFICE. WOODBRIDGE. s225 Kearney
s; 4: S.s s%; s9s nS sa' cs ALL re- e., 7isi ifhs
11sh e laiS1ci ANS X SITS. N.w.-s-rm. suit.
avail. in downtown modern elev.
once BLDG, inmed. 3ccupancy; com;
PoesYM Po NJ ofaSFiSsa sHRNsTE1N n insPses co 1Sib sf
11tk AND X SIS. NWW.-Air con-
ditioned. carpeted suite, consisting
npD111 eeystor SSo sq oc. a. 0fssiS SuSnn n
immed. occup.;. all services included
BE BERNSTEIN q CO.. 1415 K st. NV.
eos asi eiRdGSi G2oRGIA AVE. N.w.-rirst
floor. 4-room once avail; excellent
location for Doctor. Insurance Once.
etc. $97.50 mo. owner. will allow
spect call LEO M. BERNSTEIN q
1stfLdok G3 sPAcE 81 nS y No III sS4Ge s.. g.
approx. 54x1O0, plus ample free
parking; on busline; in large close
in shopping center; possession July
Il S1i26 g. f. ALBERT n. COHEN
1st-FL. .Ns SPACE. ;2ox1oo. plus S ample
free parking; on busline; in large
close.in shopping center; S1.60 50.
ft; ALBERT H. COHEN CO.. JA.- 2.
LARGE RIM. on 2nd A.; 1924. is45
Conn: ave. AID. 2-1641. -25
18th AND X SITS. NV. - 2nd-flr.
ofhces available now; about 500 SO.
#: Call ME. e-1143. J. WESLEY
: BUCHANAN; INC; Realtors.
Desirable space for mercantile
purposes. workshops, oflces, etc;
elevator: convenient location; rea-
sonsable rents. Apply SO F st. NV.
1StS 0m AND NJ; PENNSYLVANIA AZ Ava
945 Pennsylvania ave. NV, right
opposite good loaction;, reasonable.
Apply $40 r st. NV, Room 10.
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RETLoTs

roo SO. FT. STORAGE SPACE or
workshop. 2nd floor. brick; DOWN
town: Phone, elec., toilet $50 mo.
co. b-66l4. "a
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good B. e. Of nearby Maryland 10
cs:S cation; Ms Ggo1 grs1ferrsG f ansiss hay: sub
WsATED sI s,'s1s, ~ ONCE from owner: me.
WE NEED AND CAN SELL your hous,
II reasonable priced. in NV, D. c
or nearby Nd. Free appraisals
STROuP. RA. 6-s7O0.
FREE, HONEST APPRAISAL Pa.
trusts. MR.. WHITE. ia. 7-5S53.
FOR QUICK SALE 10 colored, Va
Quickest results. anxious purchasers
for Alex. and Arl. Call H. Z. BAT.
TIE REALTY CO., IA. $4,000. 3:
MAY WE SELL YOUR HOME2
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IwATERP'r PROP. SALE teen..I !

MAsoNS BEACH - Two hrand.neW
Cape Gods, fully equipped. Year
around beach pier. Bargain ct
Very neat 2-bedrm. year-around mod.
home; furn.: insulated; tip-top con-
EsiS. Sc, $50: only SO $500 ID down. s' 0A'
Many choice properties, including Is
acres. with large house, In heart
Masons Beach area, with isS It.
Of water front. 81. N. ODUM. Ex-
elusive Agent, 931 II ct, NV. Cail
Mr., Rice, West River 6703. .-13
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VACATION PLACES

VIRGINIA BEACH. VA.-Loyely new
Germ. cottage, furn., nr. ocean. avail.
june %. XII. 6-5150. EN-. 3-4676.
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STORES FOR RENT

-FOUR CORNERs-1-story bldg; suit
able for any type business. Ju.
siLvEs nvI:s' sPR1NG-opportunity for
right party to locate in established
shopping center Ct Piney Branch I'd.
Sns and Eoysr ,nn ave Ssselv Exse fcr hssfSa5s
+. GRAY. JU. 6-sioo. weekdays
sToRSE fol. rent down town. Air
conditioned. 12x32 #. 2 extra rms.
sxl2 #. and MD ex24 It. $3.50 per
1aSs 70; HEt NoRT& SlG0oS; CAPITOL sr.RIs.. ST.
on 2nd hoor, II desired. II. 6-7943.
SHOP FOR RENT-oood for wood
work shop or small machine shop;
Vac waco ..y H. heat Peesy e. silver # ses sprns Sn
Phone JU. 5-6419' for appointment.
18th AND YOU sTs. N.w.-22x6o;
excel. for barber shop. bakery. deli
catesHseen, carry out; Sl26. opu'
BELOW BELOW r ST. N.w."-store and
balcony with bsnt. .entrance;. ideal
for any type Of business; tirst time
% %1t1ered; 1. i Fesf as rsnSsslo rIISSklo For info5Rga-
ms
1909 1st ST. N.w.-corner store.
show window. app. 17x44. fiour.
lights. completely decorated; $126
mo. To inspect call LEO M. BERN
STEIN d CO.. 1416 K st. NV. ME.
s144 M ST. N.W.-24x7o: 3-story
building; completely remodeled: gas
hso hfss NJ efs sEkSsTr1N Isas lneess'R co RssI ss
18th AND q N.E.-Corner store, ap-
prox.- 1000 square feet. Just re-
modelled, excel. show windows. Reas.
rent to good tenants. Garage avail
able. Elk. 3-5454. RA. 3-5454.
TRIPLE-A LOCATION = Ideal for
chain operation: heart Of Clarendon
shopping ctr: air-conditioned store.
90x20. with front and rear en-
frances, in mod. bldg. next door to
virginia Electric Power Co.; park
ing facilities.
IL 7-4I5O 10. 9-4375. EYES.
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MOTORCYCLES

MOTOR SCOOTER, Model 125LC
Lambretta. new. $205. To inspect
cali MIR. Law. H0. 2-7500 or NO,
MOTORCYCLE 40 Harley-Davidson
with side box, motor Just overhauled;
$3.50. Wk. days, 8 to B. JERMAN
BROS, WA. $1,000. IA
HARLEY "125" model 194S; good
condition; sacrifice, S116. AP.
CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER; per
feet condition; well taken care OF:
500. $500 Quebec st. NV.
TRIUMPH THUNDERBIRD, 1851.
This machine Is in showroom cond;
Q little gem: fully equip. saddlebaRs.
sprung hub; extra chrome, $500.
CUSHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER: very
good cond.; high and low gears;
800. Call IA, 7-5967.
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GARAGES
DoWNToWN--2

DOWNTOWN--2-story bldg,
approx. 19x2S on each A.; ex-
cellent for workshop, warehouse,
s'ei inspest insasSaae'f esil LEG Lfes' NJ. BERN
* st. NV. Me. $500.
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SUMMER HOMES
NAQsHEAD AREA
Southern Shores
Kitty Hawk NJ C.

Nicely furnished cottage overlooking
ocean; suitable for 1 or Q couples;
available for season. Phone CO.
6-364O evenings. ga
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
(Confinue0.l

LAND FOR SMALL building project
In Arlington Co.. on Columbia pike.
Unimproyed. JOHN H. MILLER.
yE4 4 BRO. Ma. s-s5b7. Eyes ,s
yx., tsS s.ser. wooded los & for
s1So sals; 40 10 minutes Minutes. to. ATlingten
ISshss, ia. sB s1sSs7.. 7.''; with N THH Hhl
LST STATT WASTED nj IN NORTHEAST or
Northwest section of Washington
for small church bldg. May be im-
proved o.. unimproyed, in white Sec
ton; call today till 8 pm. WA.
raISSSx; r7a1Tg1S; ass * Tor MR.; s,sI NELSON: ga sS
age. Route . SIS. - tSU-iti siss an 'rSas. acre.
Terms. OWNER, JU. 5-2416.
POTOMAC HUNT CLUB AREA, IL
miles to Chevy Chase. A choice s.
acre parcel Of gently rolling meadow
land. Very high hilltop. elevation
with distant views. Only $4, 900 for
L. TAYLOR. Poplar 2-364S.
Ii ACRES. Fl miles D. c., 100 #.
on black-top road, "a mile on 301.
Mr.. OLSON. WO. 6-7O29.
63a ACRES on Indian Head hwy,
II b1s. ns ssssS scr Ss syDrss. q 4S4 E
APPROX. 225-ft. frontage. Leesbnra
pike beyond Tysons Corner. Leavine
for SlS5. 900 cash. JE. 2-773s. IS.
e25 DOWN. SIS q month. 107x22O
#. wooded homesite, 3 miles OF
Shirley hwy; Low restrictions. Only
S495. VERNON M. LYNCH & SONS,
springfleld. Va. XII. 9-575s. fClosed
4
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GARRETT PARK ESTATES, Mont.
County. 80 desirable lots on sub.
storm sewer in front Of the prop
erty. Near Bethesda Naval Hospital
and Public Institutes Of Health. FL
nancing avail. Land approved by
FHA and VA.
WHEATON,, Md. viers Mill I'd. area
90 lots with sewer and water facili-
ties avail. Same conditions as above.
Rosenfeld Realty Co.
1900 Conn. Ave. DE. 2-7I2o.
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS WANTED

WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR for late
modsl convertibles and hard tops.
MCNEIL t9tudebakerl, 40S4 Wiscon-
sin ave. EN-. 3-72S6.
FAIR, HONEST APPRAIsALs Of al
sE MCKEE RSoSNT1Ac. 1884 I St. NV.
WESTERN BUYER mas lmmed. cash
ior nice loW-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES 7612 Go. ave-. RA. f.ll22
ANY. MAKE OR MODEL,
Late models and prewar. Drive IN
Ot %Ff baisnceio sIs ioT wo9FE 69Ts cSs6 M6TE q E y
WIS. ave. NV. EN- 3-0141.
DEALER FROM N. c.
Pay big prices for '38 to '52 cars
74OO Georgia ave. NV. RA. 3-5677
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HOUSES WANTED 10 RVY

JOHN ALLEN JOHNSTON
Telephones 6S3 and 794
Leesburg, Va.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
Neglected Farm Land

Property Of $50 acres fronts two
roads and is without buildings. At
$Sb per acre. Contains several
sites. with long views. Located near
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Monntain Rldg. Sites

" Il 0sSSops ssSo pee lots acre sTsm On aiIs.
Weather rd., Just OF Hwy. q. near
Bluemont, Va. Beautiful views are
available from these lots In this
desirable neighborhood.
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CUCUMBER COOL

CUCUMBER COOL
You'll md yourself enioyably com.
Colonial with 1st Il. fully air condi,
toned. 8 ample bedrms.,- 1M baths
full basement, large handicapped lot
in excellent neighborhood, at reason.
Can Mr.. CANNON. JA. 6-esoo
SHANNON & LUCHS CO,
2055 Wilson Blvd.
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DOWNTOWN

Near Conn. and L SITS. n.w.-3-story
ssslse; NJ. i.oas Hunter. r'sss.i1ogs Ss. is1ogso
ewes. "a. S.B2e6. Bo09 8 pHEPS,
Nc.. 1417 = St nv. -24
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"A BEST BUY
II We ever saw one. Easy 1.fioor liv-
ing IN this new 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. Large hv. rm. with hre-
separate din. rm., kit. equipped with
eolortul built-in brkfst. nook;
modern bath. COMPLETE BSMT,
WITH PLASTERED RECR, RM.,
LAUNDRY RM., n BATH AND OUT
SIDE ENTRANCE. N-acre lot.
sell at $1S,960. See this today.
Real Estate Service, Inc.
4763 Lee Hwy. on Glebe. IA. 10000.
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SOUTH NIVEk FAkk-Lafge cot-
tage; pvt. pier: screened porch
9veriooktng water; available now.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-01-22

Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomas and
family have moved into the Charles
Taylor apartments.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-01-22

Smithsburg-a son on January II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earl H. Pryor. 623
N. Mulberry Sta daughter on Jan
uary H.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur D. Raines,
632 N. Locust Sta daughter on
January II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leonard E. Lowry,
Route 4, Hagerstown-a daughter on
January IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Felix J. Carpegna,
SO Madison Ave. "a son on Jan
uary IL.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence Keller,
Route l, Smithsburg-a son on Jan
uary II.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel c. Letter,
Jr., 1914 Virginia Ave.-a son on
January 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ernest Hoffman,
Route 2, Boonsboro-a son on Jan
uary TO-
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles E. Wiles,
215 Summer Sta daughter on Jan
uary 10.
Mr. and Mrs. William Shrader,
1913 Radcliff Ave. - son on jan
uary 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Quentin Roberts,
Route l, Keedysville--a daughter
on January 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul S. Dale, 665 S.
Potomac st. - a daughter on Jan
uary 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Ryce, Route
2, Clear Spring-a son on January 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Long, 495
Mitchell Ave.-a daughter on Jan
uary 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis G. Troupe,
Young Ave. Boonsboro "a son on
January 9.
Rev. and Mrs. Orrin Carroll,
Smithsburg-a son on January 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley r. Brown,
ia High Sta son on January 9.
Mr.. and Mrs. William r. Bloyer,
1929 Lincolnshire Road-a daughter
on January 8.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Godlove,
Route l, Big Pool-a son on Jan
uary 7.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-01-22
The Stork Arrives

The stOrk announces the follow
ing arrivals at the Washington COun-
ty Hospital:
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen F. Taylor, Big
Spring-a daughter on January IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Virgil Hawkins, 1922
Avon ROAD son on January a.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel NJ Mumma,
164 w. Washington Sta daughter
on January IA.
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn L. Bowers,
Route l, Hagerstown-a son on Jan
uary IS.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald L. Mason,
621 Elizabeth Sta daughter on
January 10.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richard Loudin, 815
w. Washington Sta daughter on
January Is.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Peacher, 216
Summit Ave.-a daughter on jan
uary 49,
Mr.. and Mrs Mason Herbert, 231
S. Locust Sta daughter on jan
uary 49,
Mr.. and Mrs. Keiffer w. Gilbert,
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1953-01-22

Any tell that good breakfast and good morning
hand hand Blessed with hearty appetite he would tell that
breakfast
400 bran flakes which combined with fruit
appealing hot cereal such wheat In addition milk
buttered toast belong the breakfast pue you'll find that the
will be happy take wa pancakes bacon and
while they're at it, This the sort of spread that's
youngster through rugged and that hoownhe
middle feeling toward lunch time
Yes will take off for school wide awake
when you breakfast such the suggested
the second the wheat shares the making
Of the fastest wafes that frightened breakfast table,
when present ocoaw there's meal that's bound
plenty the mornings activities Of the
breakfast principle holds
hearty breakfast household that
you've helped start the day right for all the family.
Hearty Breakfasts for Teen-agers
Menu No.
40TS Bran Flakes with and sliced bananas
Crisp Bacon with Fried Eggs
Buttered Rasin Marmalade
Milk or Postum made with milk
Menu No. II
Orange Juice
Wheat Meal Wafles* Maplebended syrup
i Buttered Toast
Milk Instant
Wheat Meal Wafes*
well beaten l2 wheat meal
IN cups milk 112 sifted flour
y teaspoons doube-acng baking powder
v
tablespoons melted butter or other shortening
Combine and milk add St flour add
and salt, and
shortening mixing only until smooth iron Serve
hot with butter and about
five finch wafHes
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Marriage Licenses

Inc following IrOm HdSeEStOWn
and Washington County applied for
marriage licenses during the past
week.
Jack Lee Nazelrod, 20, Funks-
town; Jean Elizabeth Koogle, %
HagerStown.
Leroy Charles Lockard, q, Hag-
erstown; Garnetta Louise Meats, 10,
Petersburg.
Charles William Schroyer, 20
Hagerstown; Peggy Ann Bryan, 18
Hagerstown.
Mark P. Sellers, %, Waynesboro
Pa; Shirley R. Baker, II, Hagers-
town.
Charles Edward Cross, 81, Hag-
erstown; Bertha Lee Shuck, 49,
Cumberland.
Manuel G Mattos, Jr., Is, Hagers-
town; Blanche M. Payton, 35, Hag-
erstoWn
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KeedysviIle News

The installation of officers fea-
tured the regular meeting of Poto-
mas Temple of Pythian Sisters on
Wednesday evening. The slate of
officers include: past chief, Rachel
Wagner; most excellent chief, Sa-
bina Baker; excellent senior, Cath:
crime Smith; excellent junior,
Thuryle Bell; manager, Elizabeth
Flock; secretary, Pauline Lowe;
treasurer, Ruth Kefauver; protector,
Mildred Taylor; guard, Martha
Rohrer; pianist, Frances Entler;
grand representative, Rachel Wag-
ner; alternate, Catherine Smith; and
reporter, Sabina Baker.
Past grand chief, Alma Ross, was
installing grand manager; Olive
Brown, grand senior; and Rachel
Wagner, grand chief. Corsages were
presented to the officers and install
ing officers by Mrs. Sabina Baker,
who received a gift from the Temple.
Visitors included: members of Rose
Temple and Loyalty Temple, and
Mrs. Myrtle Kidder, past district
deputy of Schenectady, N. Y. The
most excellent chief, who selected
Service" as her motto for the year,
appointed the following committees:
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B. Thomas. Miss Ardath Martin,
home demonstration agent, will out
line the activities of the year.
Douglas Bivens, principal of the
Boonsboro High School, will present
an illustrated lecture at the meeting
of the Mems Brotherhood of the
Salem Evangelical United Brethren
Church tonight at 7:30 o'clock, and
the election of officers will be held
during the meeting. The program
committee is composed of Wyand
Rohrer and Robert Wyand, and the
members of the refreshment com
mittee are Clyde Hite, Theodore
Poffeffnberger and Russell Geeting.
The Rev. Karl Warner is the teacher
Of the class.
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Program, Mildred Taylor, Eliza
beth Flock, Shirley Wagner and Bet
ty Crider; refreshment, Catherine
Smith, Rachel Wagner, Thuryle
Bell, Jean Clipp and Ruth Kefauver;
sickness, Gae Smith, Lola Shank and
Cora Weaver; and decorating, Paul
line Lowe, Martha Rohrer, Frances
Snively and Frances Entler.
Prizes were won during the social
hour by Miriam Somerlade, Mabel
Carver, Myrtle Kidder, Martha
Rohrer, Mildred Taylor and Sam
Hershberger. Refreshments were
served.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Buckley have
returned to Thomas, W. Va, after
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Shat
fer.
Lee Wyand, of Williamsport, Pa,
spent the week end with his grand
mother, Mrs. Goldie Wyand.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart Ellis, of
Hagerstown, were Sunday guests of
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Ellis.
Miss Susie Athey, of Hagerstown,
spent the week end with her sister,
Mrs. Grace Fleming.
Mrs. Robert Swope, Philip and
Judy Swope, spent Thursday at the
Farm Show in Harrisburg, Pa.
Gerald Warner, of Spring Run, Pa,
visited his brother and sister-in-law,
the Rev. and Mrs Karl Warmer re-
Gently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomas and
family have moved into the Charles
Taylor apartments.
Esther CAN'T was installed Asso-
ciate Conductress at the meeting of
Olive Branch Chapter, Order of the
Eastern Star, on Friday evening.
Visitors present were: Elizabeth
Shank, deputy lecturer; and Mrs.
Harry Slanker, of Tamaqua, Pa. The
Worthy Matron, Margaret Peyton,
announced that the next meeting
would be Obligation Night. Refresh
ments were served during the social
hour.
Altman &c James Murfn. sta
toned at Langley Field, Va, spent
the week end with his wife. Mrs
Nancy Murfin.
The January meeting of the Home
makers Club will be held tomorrow
afternoon at las o'clock at the home
OF Mrs. Cleo Flock. The following
officers for the year will be in
stalled: president, Miss Emma Burt
ner; first vice-president, Mrs. Lille
zimmerman; second vice-president
Mrs. Dan Nicodemus; secretary. Mrs
Grace Buxton; assistant, Mrs. Louise
Eavey; treasurer, Miss Mary Gross
nickel; assistant, Mrs. Lille Tim
norman; parliamentarian, Mrs Har-
ry Remsburg; and assistant Mrs M
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