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Nine years oso George Macarthur wos
Navy seomon on ship thot stood
Oft Two Jimo for two weeks during
the bloody invasion Of thot islond.
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Co., saw signs that suspicion
against foreigners in the Middle
East may be on the wane. He
cited recent substantial invest
ments by Germans in that
region, offering long-term lib
eral credit terms.
Mr.. Hopper also pointed out
the entry Of the Japanese In
marketing in the Middle East.
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TOTS AND ToDDLERs
cHlLDREN's SOCKS, INDIES
BOYS APPAREL

1871 Boys Shirts, cotton fonnes, cotton
dress and sport shirts; broken Sizes l.eo 6
some slightly soiIed ----- 2.ee
40 Jr Boys Reversible Vests; blue, brown;
5 Jr Boys Cotton Cord Suits; single
breasted; sizes 4, ---- 1899
Jr. Boys White Suits; Sonforized cot
linen weoves; sizes and e.-o- 800
End Floor, Washington Store Only
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PREP BOYS, YOUNG MEMS
Were NOW
3 Boys. Compus Coots, wool, size IA 1929 500
Is Young Mems Block Formal Stacks, Palm
Beech cloth Of royon. nyIon. nohoir,
ocetote. woist sizes 27-3O $50 5.SS
l2-ls -. --."'- 400 1.ss
Young Mems Vests cotton --.-.---- 500 1879
9 Young Mems Sport Coots. royon shan
tune. "a, IS, 81. SO -~-- 24e5 $50
sizes Ills ~'- 1900 'o'o'' 500 800
II Prep Boys 2-Ponts Suits sizes & o 1888 1888
9 Prep Boys Sport Coots sizes l2-l5 4 1899 1899
7 Young Mems Atwood Sport Coots = 2495 1899
royon' ID. Is, 20 1895 500
! Young Mems Trench Coot, size 81 1870 1899
10 Husky Boys. Stacks. washable cotton
linen weove. woist sizes 30. "a. So $50 z.ss
cords sS and I royon tropieos 1888 500 lss
End Floor. Washington Store Only
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BOYS APPAREL

IS Boys Polomos, cotton pIisse, no-ifon,
a. sizes 6-l8 -,
llo Boys Summer Sportsweor, cotton sport
shirts. cotton swim trunks ond short
pants. sizes $40
lat lone-SIeeve Sport Shirts, nylons, ray
ons, cotton broodcloths, sizes 6-l8
End Floor, Warrington & SLIDER ST
RID Floor PARKinntnn
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$50 Percole Sheets, seconds, 8lxll3",
extro-lono double, if perfect $3.50
1873 Percols Sheets, seconds, 90 X l08",
extro-wide double. if perfect 1890
So Percole Sheets. seconds. o0xll3",
extro-lono and wide double. if perfect
40 Muslin Sheets, extro-loree double,
lOOxl2O"
100 Common Postel and SeolIoped Percoles.
seconds. 72xl08" twin sizes, if perfect
96 Cannon PosteI and 'ScolIoped Percoies,
seconds, 8lxlo8' double size. if perfect
100 Common Postel and ScolIoped Percoles,
seconds, oOxl0S" extro-wide double,
if perfect -
200 Common Postel and ScoIIoped PercoIe
Coses. seconds. 42x38h", if perfect
so Fomous Name Foam Pillows, some
seconds
so Foam Pillows. fomous name, king size.
seconds
sth Floor, Washington Stor@ On
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81 y
Campaign Tips
The Library

Many a life insurance
salesman has made a call
on new parents after read
ing the birth announce
ments in the newspaper,
only to find that the new
father has already taken
out insurance on the newt
baby or else has said "NO"'
to every agent who called.
Here's an idea! In the
local library, review the.
birth announcements Of
five or six years ago. Then
check with the city direc-
tory to see if the parents
of the baby are still living
in your city.
Call on them! Perhaps
they would like to have a
policy for Junior now or
perhaps the in sura n C e
bought when he was born
isn't enough.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-12

sponsive chord. Sister Benac
was watching her husband
and son bowling. Here again
was proof positive that our
sportsmen are also active in
membership drives.
l stayed with the bowlers
to the conclusion of the days
rolling which came about mid
night. Before leaving for the
night bro. Bezic told me that
the committee was to have a
meeting at 10 o'clock the fol-
lowing morning and expressed
the wish that l also attend.
When l arrived on the
scene on Saturday morning
that committee was already
engaged in posting the late
scores of the previous nights
bowling. 1t then went into
session to set up the prize
money schedule and resolve a
few other important ques-
tions.
At about this time the con-
tingent of bowlers from Ham
ilton's Lodge GA arrived and
| was again in the midst of
fond friends and fraternalists,
exchanging greetings with old
acquaintances and meeting
new friends.
The entire afternoon was
an exhibition Of well organ
lied activity. Our Canadian
bowlers do not yet possess a
financially strong enoug n
sports organization to be able
to pay their score keepers but
they still are imbued with
that self-sacrificing fraterna-
lism which motivates them to
gladly and freely give service.
| noted with a feeling of pride
and amazement the unques-
toned obedience to repeated
requests for keeping score or
any other chore assigned to
them.
Bro. Anthony Brajdic of
the CFU Home Office staff
arrived at about this time
and, to the delight of all, pro-
ceeded to take movies of the
keglers in action. Some shots
were also taken of the victory
banquet and all ofsthese will
eventually become part of the
new CF'U movie which is to be
devoted to sports and cultural
activities, companion fea-
ture Of the now completed
This is your CFU."
The climax and grand fl
male Of this great event was,
of course the banquet and
dance on Saturday evening.
The banquet itself, the pre-
sentation of trophies and
speeches ran the familiar
patterns Of all such affairs.
Serving in the capacity of
master of ceremonies was an
old fraternalist, bro. Juraj
Boras to whom I confided my
amazement at the display of
harmony on the part of young
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The Family !.

Despite all the work al
ready done by life insur-
ance men, only a fraction
of those paying the S. S.
tax know what their Social
Security will do for them
or their families if they die.
It's still the best approach
to a family sale because it
fixes the prospects atten-
ton on a problem that on
ly you can solve for him.
Life Insurance Selling
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Ideal Setting

The retired locomotive en-
gineer and his wife were on
vacation and she was deter
mined to get his mind off rail.
roading. She figured she had
succeeded one day as they
stood looking down into the
vast depths of the Grand
Canyon. The old throttle-pull-
er's eyes bugged wide and his
jaws Stacked. isn't it stupen-
dous?" his wife exclaimed.
"Boy, oh, boy" was the awed
reply, wouldn't I like to
moan my old steam whistle in
a hollow like that" Tracks
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-12
Eighth Annual Canadian Tourney Hits
Spot With Society's Junior Director
Fraternalists Across Border Deserving
OF Highest Praise For Friendly Spirit
By Michael Grasha, Junior Order Director

Pittsburgh, Pa. - In reviewing the Sth Annual GU
Five Pin Tournament held in Toronto Ont April % and "a,
want to utilize very apt expression - dobar e mas ma
rod 1t distinct pleasure and honor to be amongst
Canadian members.
The warmth of their fraternal welcome is unsurpassed
AS the official representative from the home office
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-12

AS the official representa- tive
treated to every dignity and
consideration while on a per-
sonal, friendly basis, l was
made to feel as if | had known
every single person for ma
ny, many years.
l arrived in this great nor
thern metropolis on Friday at
the heaviest traffic hour and
the most appropriate time to
be duly impressed with the
pulsating power of this city
Of we'll over a million people.
After securing lodgings for
the night l Immediately con-
tacted the secretary of the
tournament, bro. Dusan Be-
zic. Our phone converse ton
informed me that the bowl
ing would begin promptly at
Z o'clock and so at the ap-
pointed time | boarded the
subway train, the pride Of
every citizen of Toronto, and
in a few minutes found my
self at the scene Of the tour
ney.
Never having met any of
the committee members be-
fore, l saw bro. John Stanich,
able secretary of Lodge 832,
winner Of last years member
ship campaign and delegate
to the 9Th CFU Convention
and was Immediately intro
duced to bro. Bezic.
Brother Bezic, a very
young man, was a busy per-
son directing, counseling, ask
ing questions and issuing ex-
plicit orders. Ably assisting
him were Darcy Misetic,
chairman, a youngster of just
20 years; Tony Filipovich,
treasurer, who looked even
younger; John Manestar,
vice-chairman; and Joe ST.
mac, recording secretary.
This coterie of youthful
leaders was a constant source
of wonderment to me for il
deported itself with unfalter-
ing competence. Indeed the
outstanding impression of the
entire tournament was the eff
ficacy of this group.
Our Toronto lodges can be
proud of the fraternalists that
they have trained. The entire
CFU can look with pride at
their accomplishments and
point to them as the perfect
example of the truism that
age is not the only criterion
of utility.
While watching the bowl
ing l had the opportunity OF
meeting many other obser.
vers and participants. I be.
gan talking to a woman who
somehow seemed familiar ano
yet / knew that l had never
met her before.
When she told me that hel
name was Carmela Benat
then l realized that it was hel
pictures in the 81" last yeal
as one of the campaign vic.
tors that had struck the re.
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and old. / commented that
much too frequently we hear
all too familiar complaints of
the indifference and the apa-
thy of the younger genera
ton.
Well, here as in many such
instances that complaint, that
criticism was baseless. | hope
and pray that we may con-
tinue to be beset by such
apathy as | witnessed in
Toronto.
In my address l stressed
the powerful factor that our
organization was, is and will
continue to be amongst our
people. I emphasized too the
influence that it Wields for
the good of our two great
homelands - the Unit e d
States and Canada - and
that young and old can be
proud to belond to it for it
is truly a great democratic
American or Canadian insti-
tuition. r..
l singled out one OF their
bowlers, Stanley Znidaric, as
an exceptional sportsman for
/ have seen him at many Ct'U
Ten Pin Tournaments which
take him thousands of miles
away from home.
To bro. Joseph Stanovich,
manager of Nest 397, Hamil-
ton and current leader of the
membership drive, who just
a few minutes before had pre-
sented me with five new men,
bership applications totaling
81 points, l paid particular
respects and appreciation.
The dance that followed
was truly a memorable affair.
| have never seen as many of
our Canadian people under
one roof before. l have seldom
witnessed such camaraderie
such sincere fraternalism
anywhere.
l talked with persons who
did not share my viewpoints
on some things but who ne.
vertheless respected my opin'
ions as much as / did theirs
Out of all discussions, fol
that is exactly what they
were since they were never
reduced to the level of argu
ments, there emerged an ever
firmer bond of friendship ano
understanding.
When the time for depar
ture arrived, it was all toe
soon. l was wished a happy
journey by delegation after
delegation Of members, yes
true friends and fraternalists
I can truthfully say that ne
yer in my life have l had &
happier time.
| Before concluding I want
to congratulate the tourna
ment leadership on a job wei
done. I want to congratulate
our five lodges in Toronto fol
their display of harmony.
I have but one regret ane
that is that only one lodge
outside of Toronto was rep
resented. This tournament is
and should be accorded all the
trappings Of a national event
Let's make it so. l know there
are bowling leagues through
out Ontario and nearby pro
vinces.
I know that all boWlers en-.
joy the league rolling but
tell you - the entire seasons
bowling cannot begin to com.
pare to the exhuberance anC
enjoyment of a two day tour.
nament.
ZajednicÌŒar = Fraternalist. [volume] (Allegheny, Pa.) 1894-current, 1954-05-12

. If you don't know life
insurance you had better
know your life insurance
man before it's too late!
, 1954-08-13

through the mogie Of cInemoscope
you share the owe-inspirine erondeUr.
the brecthtcking spectacle. the wond-
Q . moments Of the miroeIe story Of all
time as the imperiol might Of Rome
crashes og0insf the Word Of Cod!
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STORES ron RENT.

DEsYRARKE LOCATTOn---shoemak er.
radio, teievision, etc. 2iOS 18th
st. NV. sac .RlS' AID. 4.7790s -1S
store. with ant. above. nr. soldiers
Home, suitable for radio, contractor.
barber shop, once. etc. Mixed
SEVERAL STOREs-Wene $3.50 ana
$500 per month: now SIo0 per mo.
Cal Ma. S-4639. ia
SMALL STORE presently equipped for
grocery; on i36 G 81. ne; reas.
rent. excel. lease. WEILoNS REAL
~ Co. sea sth ct. lie. ii. A-l1OO.
,,oo = AZ wv ,.,.o eoo = ).
WS S ssn me- Ss Ills n I've PCT u. NV.
ia. s-e4es; Ia
HQtel-16x24, $50 SO T.. large show
window. heat eng not Eater iur-
ntshed. z. WA5&HH, INC. 1dlb
.ke q. n.W.~ IA. 4 ;S,rsy4US. LIZ :.
1904 Wis. AVE. N.W.-l,ln0 sa. =.
oL eround-noor spsce; 1u1ly parti .
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA sEnslish Ford, s-dr.; black,
1897 Croslev station wagon; SiS7.
Also. used MGs In stock and II
other toreiEn cara. incl; Morris.
9Sssln sR Ra oia ssE ana Ssnf sss
AUSTIN aEALEY "a; very ioW mile.
PRY. 18th and r Est 81 yrs 49,
AUSTIN 1854 company ofhcial ears;
low low. milssse: new-car gnarantssi
station wagon; sale price, SOS. Also
selection OF many other foreisn
AUTO, NC. (Kaiser, WHY'S nd
Foreisn Cars. 9TH at r SITS. NV.
i N1; Toa7o9;s Est 1914. Hraneh
s a5sa; " Sc. sDeedster I'D. "a
soIors. aosiNsiESRR's Oh co 1ss's Buzz aee
3eaier; Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th. Il.
BUCKS, Horners Corner, $500 MINI.
ave. ne. A choice selection OF mod
n RTIssslsr 81 sTANIEy. i, IokNEk. .
sshl 'f Es PC se"s ss S!'fss STss
age Pvt owner. sslss.t i Ii I's s-i as.
BUICK so Super Riviera; black. r.
SIS SIS W Eel SGSsf' M seSf HES f Ss
Used Car Lot corner Ga. ave. and
BUICK as COW: neausif n cond..
Psaaes xln Sf1;sie T Il saa t g.;
Lghts: baes,up lights, slec; windows.
stery. tires practically new. owner
LEAVING town. $3.50. JE. 2-9534.
BUICK 1854 Super hard-top Riviera
Dyna., r. and h., Wv. tires, 2-tons
tinted glass: smartest car in town.
trade .' NATTioaAIy s&SoTosR s' IN Sca
14 q. and Columbia I'd. NV. AID.
BUICK 40 Roadmaster 4-door; 1 with
aallz rt ss4 II YOU 1 want rs lsS
miss this for for only $s45. FRANZ
s sMA1 II. VI g::sasIIESc' NC 1900 Pa: ave
zsIlak Win I SlssE s sSa's EQUIP 0: s.s
elec, windows with tinted glass.
all,leather interiors; 1-owner. low
% at osiy ST 5ni' flank II Ntsrr sM iIs
y, INC. iSss Good Hope I'd. Sc:
BUICK 80 Special de luxe. 4-dr.
sedan; black, fully equipped; good.
will guarantee. $S05. ARCADE pom.
TIAC. 1897 Irving st. NV. AID. A.
500; also 346o l4th st. NV. EA.
BUICK 1850 Riviera super; one
owner. showroom condition: Z. and
h. and Dynafow; only $G45, full
price. bank financing. OHIO VIII.
LIAMs BUICK. goth and r; L
BS tfs; h 1854 super RIVIERA hard top;
E-z-Eye Glass, Wv; tires: l owner;
low mileage; list price over $4,000:
our price only S2,795. BLASS q
CLARK, Florida ave. ne. .AD.
BUICK is5s super convertible: Tyler
miIeas aa''' s ssdiBS oWNsR' u.
B IdsSxo, 1882 Ro.dm.s..r Riviera 4.
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heater. 1900 actual one.owne!
miles atoms s, SH: as. % s1sna
$i.sss. II, sELt MSoSToRs. 500 %i::
BUICK 1919 Roadmaster convertible
Dynanow. radio. heater. 5000 &C.
euest): beautiful sray nnish; RED
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TORS. 500 Wisconsin NV" Wo. 8.
Continued on Next Pase.)
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lNvEsTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

9NVGS M6FNt FMOF. f0W SAbk
DIRECT FROM OwNER--4-famil,
apt. BLDG: excel. returns. terms
location. condition. 80. 6-493s.
MT. PLEAsANT-5 units. 4 baths
oyer $390 income; 3 GARAGES; terms
M EHi Es.0s On ocean hishw.y-e, srs
old, perfect condition. 80 units. 3
for ysaT.rouna We. Phone l MTs.
WAITE. Resltcr. Ma. s-o76S.
ARLINGTON, close to Pentason and
d. G.. In ton loeation--30 units n
modern bldg. with plenty Of park
,ma.sly s2s 600 Nos, 4 q 8, apart ~,
kit. and bath. renting for S75 pei
me-. incl. all utilities. Principals
only. Trades may be considered
Act nowl ia. $3.50. XXI. $3.50
APPROX. a7s return, $4,000. Corp
buying rental prof.. from Govt
southern city Of 100000. KE
sfx Kun; APT. BLDG, near Fiowe,
ave. shopping center: S705 Plymouth
ST.. Silver Spring, Md. Owing I,
ass5h ~ d. ssso 4 ~ g sH's
ia
AURORA HILLs--New duplex: :
beautiful b-room apis; 3 blocks q
bus, shopping. walk to Pentagon
electric kitchen. fun basement; to
tai price, S24.960. =. r. STEFFEy
Arr. GROUND, Arr. County--Direc
from OWNER; over 10000 "a. Il.
3 miles from PentaKon; sewer an,
water. "a; 2-5462. 12
ury-type bldg. Yearly income. 2,1SO
Asking $20.6O0. OIL. 6-6460. -13
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

OFFICE SPACE for several doctors.
In Arlington. ia. 2-9l44. LIZ
LAWYER, accountant, mfgr's. rep.
etc. to rent large once in down,
town. town LAY la,Tyer.s suite: Fecsp. and
AiR-sc;ONDrTioNED OFFICES avail
once 5shldnsS; ls4s Conn ave. NV.
i s1s,, lssh st. sws. sSs. r. ono.
DEsTRABLE ROOM unfurn. for law.
yer. accountant or broker IN estab.
lished Law ONCE. Telephone service
Reasonable :. suite ssso;7o s. s17 IStt
Lance ' s. On FscHsy su1rE in Com.
monwealth Bldg. Carpets, draperie,
s4os per mo. Can MI. s-sasz. 1
EITHER 1 on . RMS, air-condi.
ave-. IN Silver Spring: new cond
GEORGIA AVE-, silver Spring: from
once, air conditioned; $65 mo. 10
1900, RA. 3.7235: 10
s sose, IN H. cosE re- HSSsE
30. Gust on Penna. ave.); avail
for professional or business ofices;
win remodel and cir Cond. TO suit
tenant Lu. 4-7323 or LU. 4-2s94.
ARE YoU LOOKING for cheap rem,
downtown $50 50. It. for 81 SO
per 50. f.; End floor with large
show. window, private toilet; good
va sA uDT iois ~. Ss &C.
rnof,e , IA. $685.; $50. I'll
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50. It.. $40 per mo-, utils. incl;
rna.. ~ 50. IT.. $50 Der mo-, utils
incl; desirable NV. section at 18th
and Harvard. Cali co. 6-O537
TURN. OFFICE. incl. pvt. Law. and
use Of reception rm. and pvt. entr
Also desk space available. zoos
Dupont Circle Bldg. Ap. 1920.
4eo4 WIS. AVE. N.W.--1,17o %. T. II.
Of ground-door space, fully parti-
toned a. q real estate ONCE. also
desirable for manufacturers show.
r f2sSsgn ~, irsn o,,n. CO.. &c; sas.cen'
In. $500.
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STORES ron RENT icens.,

RpTEL FLOWKR sfIOP--Prominent
s oiEinoSp.e g. i ssa rs STAR asnsal
WILSON BLVD, CLAREND0N, VA.
Murphy's and Penney's. Beautiful
modern store approx. l6,xS5f.
Asphalt tile flocr. iiuor. ights.
toilets. gas blower heater and rear
entrance. EXCELLENT location for
finance CO.. cotton and yarn shop.
drapery shop. etc, Heas. rent. Pos
session can be arranged. Consult
Mr.. jenkins, SHANNON b LUCHS
co. Realtors. 1906 H st. NV. Ma,
CONN. AVE NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE
Modern store approx. 14sx43 with
mezzanine. Heat furnished. Vacant,
s Gaa GSTrerc lsr.d Leasins p,s ;Dts
e aSSs y s n IA ss $500 ,NoIt
Gtebe I'd. near Ari. blvd. Approx,
14sx60. with part basement. In
group with large furniture store.
drug. delicatessen. and many other
merchants. Suitable cleaner, bakery,
etc. Low rent. Vacant. Consult
Commercial Leasing Dept. SHAN
NON d LUCHs CO., Realtors. 1895
Z y ss n;g; VA " scgs sas 800. 1s
1890. with parking. Suitable
many kinds businesses. Reas. rent.
Vacant. Consult Dick Taylor. SHAN
NON 8 LUcHS Co. Realtors. 1906
n ct. NV, Ma. S-2345. Ia
sos G ST. N.E.Hnsy street; suit.
most any business. Newly dec, SIS
mo. Ii. 4-6037, ~. 7-6277. la
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Open Mons. Throngh Sats. 90
AMERICAN TRAILER CO.
3 Local branches
1880 Wis Ave. NV. WO. 6-3o31
College Park, Md. WE. 5-5O35
Route 1. Alex, Va. so. 5-67s9
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH
Open All Year

clapboard. year-round
home on corner lot 96x1 90 It.; has
extra large liv.. rm.. 2 sizable bed
rms, comb. kit. and dining rm..
screened porch: constructed for
bsmt. and garage which can be easily
added: property has been well cared
for; owner moving west and will
sacrifice for quick sale. All for only
$4.7O0 or viii sell house and loi
for $500 on convenient terms.
NO. New unfinished white clap.
board cottage on level lot 50xl on
ft. with fiagstone walk, Venetian
blinds; because Of illness owner Ii
unable to. finish; has lge. masonry
and plumbing: town water system
and electric ad1oins property; only
$500 with $500 down. balance
No. sMss CHOICE BUILDING SITES
with town water supply In front. .
minutes walk from new elementary
school and super market, bus service
within " block: ideal location for
your summer cottage or year-round
home: only $500 each with SAC
down. $40 per month.
CHESAPEAKE CO., INC.
At The Stop Sign
Chesapeake Beach, Md.
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with ample waterfront: liy. rm.
with fireplace, dining rm.. kit,
only $500 500 v down. ssst ssS m nor
ana finish kitchen q order to have
OUTSTANDING
2 acres. ample waterfront on West
river I'm private pier .r,,gcn.u unusually large
bath. elec. kitchen, front and side
screened porch, 2.car garage. Must
see TO appreciate.
HOME AND INCOME
o FL P:gSs hssEs f ,sn9y' t This Is
You can own both Of them for only
S10,2S0. Private entrances, living
rnl:, kit, stove, refer, 2 bedrms.
and bath In each home: nice lot,
easy terms
61a ACRES
Approx. 500 It. waterfront. This
beautiful home facing the water has
nice liv. rni.. with fireplace, dining
rna., kit. 2 bedrms., bath. side in
closed porch. Priced right for this
unusual property.
Drive to our Deele. Md. ONCE or call
West River 2.155f or AID. 2-3969.
MAX G.. SCHWARTZ
YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST