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Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-02-17
Get on the BALI Is Advice
To WOuld-Be Planters of Trees

The best growing trees are on
the ball!
The ball, in this case, happens
to be the earth ball around the
roots of burlapped nursery tree
stock. Favorite shade trees, so
prepared, respond much better
when moved to the home
grounds.
The buyer may pay consider
ably more-perhaps even twice as
much-but the added cost is well
worth the results, says M. W.
Staples, field supervisor of the
Davey Tree Expert Co.
In the main, such balled and
burlapped deciduous trees are US
ually about a year ahead of bare
rooted stock in growth anr have
a much better chance of survival.
These purchases make sense for
the home owner interested in one
or two good shade trees for his
small property.
A tree actually recovers much
more quickly from the shock of
moving when it is balled and bur-
Tapped, according to the author
ity. Bare-rooted stock usually
loses most of its fine hair roots
from handling and shipping. The
tree then must live on it's food
reserves until the hair roots grow
again and become established in
the soil. While the balled tree
obviously does not have it's en-
tire root system, it does have all
! the hair roots for the intact por-
ton. '>
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-02-17

$1.63 EARLY Bord Bonus
Hops'n tI,ps; Poo, Ps"ei ':..r'us Sc, Bon.. s5'4s
Reg. S7.12 Value! Consists of different
serewdrvers, hand drill, 8 drill bits. compass
saw. l6-oz. hammer. pliers and hand hookn
panel SET 4H4s7o. HAP, g. q; 4H450S.
4H4579. 4H63oo. 4H6l22. 4HIIo6. Reg.
Tie Hack saw 4H4l54 ....................... 5oe
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-02-17

In natural contact with the soil
in which it originally grew, the
root system of the balled tree
can function Immediately.
The extra growth and vitality
enhance the value of the balled
tree. 1t is often good economy
for the home owner to buy a
more expensive smaller tree than
a larger bare-rooted one. The
smaller tree will, in most cases,
overtake the larger one he had
in mind.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-02-17
Hoods Sunny Hill'
Makes HOIstein Debut

c. Ellis Hood, Damascus, has
been given the privilege of the eX-
elusive use of the name floods
Sunny Hill," as a herd name in
registering his purebred Hol-
stein-Friesian cattle. This prefix
name is granted and will be re-
corded by The Holstein-Friesian
Association of America. Over
1850 prefiXes were reserved for
breeders in 1854.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-02-17
G. C. Murphy Earns
$3.28 Per Share

G. c. Murphy Company earn
ings for 1854 of $7418,407, equal
to 1928 per share of common,
were announced by w. c. Shaw,
Chairman of the Board, and ]. S.
Mack, President.
Despite a sales decline of $4,-
991, 1877 to $182,172,687 for the
year, earnings held within 79S
of the $3.54 a share earned in
1853. Sales were adversely af-
fected during much of the year
by the company's concentration
Of stores in areas dominated by
the coal and steel industries.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-02-17
More Road Travel at Same Cost
Is Forecast of Area Auto Club

The club official said the AAA
expects that travel volume dur.
ing the year would rise by ap-
proximately five per cent, after
an encouraging January start. He
cited such factors as the con-
struction of major new traffic
arteries and a record automobile
registration of 46,O0O,0OO as con-
tributing to the forecast.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-02-17

Want to save the automatic
way? You can't beat the payroll
savings plan for purchase of gov
ernment SAVINGS BONDS.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26
GYPSUM
By MRS. JOHN c. JENSEN

The Portage Township Fireman'S
Organization are sponsoring a
dance this Friday evening, August
26th at the Jai-Lai Club. Proceeds
of the dance will go into the Fire
mans fund toward the purchase of
new equipment.
Mrs. James FastZskie was the
guest of honor at birthday party
given by Mrs. Leslie Fastzskie at
Oak Harbor Tuesday evening. A
pot luck dinner was enjoyed by
Mr.. and Mrs. James Fastzskie and
family, Mr.. and Mrs. Graysen
Schau and Larry, Mr.. and Mrs.
Oswald Grimm and Family, Mr..
and Mrs. John Popson and family
and Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Fastzskie
and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jessie w. Gephart
and family are visiting with rela-
tives in Tartenun, Pa.
Mrs. John Sivinski and daughter
Cheryl of Albert Lea, Minnesota
were to begin their trip back to
Ohio this past week, after spend
ing the past several months in
Albert Lea where Johnny plays
with the Albert Lea baseball team
Johnny will stay on for several
weeks until the end of the base
ball finals. Mr.. and Mrs. John c.
Jensen and Mr. and Mrs. Carl Mo-
quist visited with the Sivinski's in
passing through Albert Lea on
their return trip from their west
ern tour. Other recent visitors at
the Sivinski home had been his
brother Stanley and Jimmy Van
HooSe.
Mr. and Mrs. Jack Wilkensen and
family left Monday for motor
trip into Canda and a visit at
Niagara Falls. They expect to be
gone the major part of two weeks.
Mr. and Mrs. ODell Howell,
Evelyn, Janet and Emerson visited
at the Toledo Zoo Monday. They
were accompanied by their house,
guests Mr. and Mrs. Leo Hearst,
Lynn and Sandra of Columbiana,
Ohio who are spending several
days at the Howell home.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rickel en-
tertained Friday evening for their
son Eric on the anniversary of his
Attending we're their
other son Carl, Mr.. and Mrs. Carl
Bahnsen, Mr.. and Mrs. AL Vernard
and Mr.. RickePs mother, Mrs. Olga
Rickel and brother John Rickel of
Pontiac, Mich. Mrs. Rickel and son
spent the week end at the Rickel
home, returning to their home
Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Voss and fam
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26

lily entertained relatives from
Cleveland over the weekend.
Guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Joe Mailer Tuesday were Mr.
and Mrs. William Maillard of Lau-
rens, S. Carolina, recent newly
weds who stopped while on a
honeymoon trip through this Sec
ton. Mrs. Maillard was the former
Miss Sadie Gambrell, a former
resident of Port Clinton. Mrs.
Mailer and Mrs. Maillard became
friends last year when both oc-
cupied a hospital room at Ma
gruder hospital. Another guest at
the Mailer home is Mrs. Ethel
Perry of Fordoche, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Beck of
Cincinnati spent the weekend at
the home of her mother, Mrs. j. d.
Dusini and her brother John Dusini
here. The Beck's two children who
had spent several days with their
grandmother and uncle returned
home with their parents.
Ricky, small son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Biggert Janice Boss) was
baptized at the Gypsum Com
munity Church Sunday morning
following the morning service. DR..
w. w. Dieterich, assistant pastor
performed the baptismal ceremony.
John Swearingen and son Tommy
of Napoleon visited at the home
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Bahnsen en-
route and on their return home
from the Cleveland ball game over
the weekend.
Mrs. Elsie Sherwood of Toledo
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26

"Red" Thomas tells about din.
ner party he and his Missus went
to in Center City last week. He
said it was a wonderful party-ex-
cept for one guest who was real
"knOw-it-all," right from the start.
Whatever the subject, this
fellow considered himself an
"expert. Wasn't quiet about it,
either. He told different people
what automobile to buy, what
books to read - even told some
who they "just had" to vote for.
When it came time to leave,
this fellow must've felt pang of
conscience. He turned to the host
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26

Mr.. and Mrs. George Sibrel
visited with Mr.. and Mrs. Harry
Johannsen in Toledo over the
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26

is visiting at the home of her son
and family, Mr.. and Mrs. Orville
Sherwood and family.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26
From where | sit :. by Joe Marsh
After-Dinner Speaker
Gets His "Deserfs"

ess and said: "I suppose / was a
bit outspoken tonight" Quickly
she replied, "Of course not. No
one could have out-spokee you."
From where / sit, it's all right
to have opinions as long as you
don't try to force them on neigh
bors. Take those who would deny
me an occasional glass of beer
simply because they prefer some
thing else. They're welcome to
their choice but shouldn't try to
force me to be party" to it!
&e M~4<
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26

spending a week in Tennessee
where they visited relatives.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26

weekend.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. D. NOVEL; and
family returned home Sunday after
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26

TRY Our Classified Ad Section
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26

Copyright. 1855. United States Brewers Foundation
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1955-08-26

Thank you very much for your
letter of praise and encourage
ment, Grandma Estep. You can be
sure that every member of our
Local 407 bargaining committee ap-
preciated 1t and everyone here at
Standard Products were glad to
hear from you.
AS it adds up to date, there are
far more congratulations and
"thank-you's" offered to the Com
mittee on the contract negotiation
than there have been criticism.
And we don't mind criticism, in
fact we welcome it as long as it is
sincere and constructive and comes
from people who are willing to
shoulder their own responsibilities.
But when .sideline criticism comes
from those who are Sinking the
duties which they are pledged to
perform, we can only consider the
source.
Glenn Novotney, Clay Center, is
now serving his TWENTY SECOND
year as President of Local "a
United Stone and Allied Workers
of America, CIO of Kelly Lime
Company there. Congratulations
twenty-five years as President OF
a Local union is quite an impress.
sive record.
Congratulations are due for al
least one other member of Local
"a. While talking with Glenn last
week, we learned that the oldest
employee on the seniority list oil
the Kelly Island Company there is
Arthur Etrashine. Art has been
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02
Enlistment Curb Eosed
For Youthful Offenders

The Defense Department to-
day announced that 1t has elimi-
mated the previously required
six-month waiting period after
probation for juvenile defend
ants before they could enlist in
the armed forces If otherwise
qualified.
The new policy permits ac-
ceptance of enlistmentS Of for
mer juvenile offenders If civil
restraints no longer exist and
provided the applicants overall
rehabilitation appears to be
satisfactory.
The instructions to the armed
services states:
IAN applicant is to be judged
as to his fitness for the armed
services by his character as of
the time Of his application for
enlistment.
The military departments
were instructed to establish con-
tact with civil authorities con-
corning the applicants charac-
ter and rehabilitation, actual Of
lenses committed, circumstances
in the case, disposition by the
courts. confinement served and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-02

whether any form of civil re-
straint still exists.
Letters requesting Coop
Grafton in effecting the new pol
icy have been sent to approx
mately 2.700 juvenile court
judges, Carter L. Burgess, Assist
ant Defense Secretary for Man.
power and Personnel, announced.
The new policy results from
agreements reached in a con-
ference with a committee of the
National Council of Juvenile
Court Judges.
Two principal objections were
voiced by the council to the pre-
vious policy. It felt the month
waiting period after probation
was too restrictive. The judges
also objected to what they con-
Isidered an arbitrary distinction
between minor and serious Of
lenses.
The new policy provides for the
questioning Of each applicant for
enlistment concerning juvenile
and youthful offender records.
Recruiting personnel will be
trained in all the aspects of this
Interrogation procedure.
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The first completely new illustrated
Encyclopedia in years. Providing edu-
cational benefits to children and adults.
De luxe Library Volumes you will be
proud to own, enjoy for years.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

GMc '53 suburban: Hydra-Matic,
extras: . family car: $3.50. aD'
aM Ss1 ihs4s: private owner: s-.peed
rear. GOOD tires. 4-yard dump body
truck in good condition: S7bn;
ri, 4.8g42. Cali after 2 pm. lis
lScoutl trencher mounted
on rear OF Fsrguson tractor; DUCK.
ct 1S to "a In. wide. maximum Guy
10 It. Tractof . Z IN pse o. o. n wSrs
T PIs as1 has snail front loader as
well. Cali ~. 6-9533 before 4.
cHEy. "a - pickup; only 5000 MI;
new eond.: $i.096:. trade. terms.
MR; BLOCH, Lu. 4-74oo. IL II. s.
A.. .Iig qisEp TRUCKS. Hi-yaiue used
trucks: all models. makes and sizes,
See our selection before yon .r nny
a IHTEEEAATI9hM4L "A H M. III. :.
0MCS ls47 1h-ton with i.-ft. van
body. original owner: 1895. Mr..
SACKS. MA. s-7234. 61s K st. nv.
FORD 1888 M-ton pickup: $4,000
actual miles; new tires. A very
clean truck: $685.. SOS down. Also
40 Chevrolet Acton stake: $685..
PTNEY BRANCH MOTORS. JU.
enc Se f 'ss, Model he 45l dump: eooS
e sS.n, s.5Ss 'g ssS s Sos, Wiz siest s.
yd. ends. This truck has. never
been used under . shovel, but for
our own local needs. II Is clean. An
exceptional buy ct Sl.se5. Cali II.
3-14O0. --lS
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AUToMosILEs FOR SALE

AUSTIN HEALEYS 1855; fantastic
trades on company oficial ears.
New-car title and guarantees. We
finance our own cars ct lowest
bank rates. Largest selection OF
Imported and American cars.
Dealer for Austin Of England. MG-
MAGNETIC. MO, Morris Minor. Hill
nan mar. sunbeam .1ins pSscnsi MersHaes-
NV. No. 1-27Oo. Branch sales.
1910 King st.. Alex. W. XII. g.
eoIors. HoRNERs coRR 1as suie f
Dealer, Fla. ave. ne. Ut 6th- Ii.
BUICK 1865 super cow: 5000
miles. full power: cost x4.400, sac.
$3.405: new-ear guar. RA 6-s5Sb.
SUCKS = STANLEY q. HoRNsR.
NC. Downtown iii l4th. Con-
venient 10 an hotels. once build
mss. resI estate ssas and financial dis
BUfcK 1854 Riviera hsrdtop; :.
and b.. Wv tires, tintsd sass,
n rsa1 buy at sn si,SssS. 'i HoY HIs MO-
TOR SALES. 17i7 r. l. ave-. pu.
BUICK nsaS0 is4s super. convertible; =.
and h.. at; red leather interior.
a s21s s sSR sea RilaRs' 1853 o. s1M
BUCK aiH IS So O spesisl 4-door sedan;
DyEahcW. r. and h.: $4,000 actual
mi: driven carefully By owner:
peri. cond. ia. 5-.697. -l0 !.
BUICK 40 cony.: I; and h.; pyna:;
TH TvrP xS6,redpS ySfb anS =
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LOTS, ACREAGE ron sALE

WE HAVE 4 choice lots for sale
located IN our subdivision known Is
Woodstde Forest, Silver Spring. Nd.
ror fun information. cali ~; g.
RivER ROAD AREA choice Bldg.
sites; very close In: sos cash. Call
-. o,CoNNoR. 81. 3-Ss22: ewes.
LAKE BHRcciRoFT-sect. s. lot a:7s:
lake frontage, 149 n: 24.500 50.
~: beautiful wooded. 20. l-1oo0.
BRADDocK HEIGHrs--rine Alex
andria location. Rear slope. dead
end street: g.35s SO. ~: sever,
ss a5Tss,s Fu'iks F P s.ks7 ior $4,000. ,s
"WE NEED Lots Or LOTs'-We
buy. and sell lots. and acreage.
Spot cash. Quick sales. ]. VICTOR
DICKEY, AP. 7.S0S0. lis
81 LOTS. sewer. water. laterals in
stalled. Also 102 adjoining lots,
with sewer and water approved.
win subordinate. Lots may Be pur-
chased In small groups. Al ioca-
ton. ROBINSON REAL ESTATE.
Si26 Georeia ave. u. 7-7ll7,
COMMERCIAL GROUND, Route sol
with bSo.ft road FRONTAGE. Very
heavy .traffic; make good motel site,
truck-tretier park. barbecue and
many other uses. $ts. 900: terms. Or
SRarf Iss's Co. M Nc. E NJ. s.lsSss oss
LOT II0xI5s-Across from pub
lic Health on Old Georgetown rd.
nicholson. 81. 2.aeos. ".1e
F0REsTvmLE. yA.-.By owner, 80
surface road. win divide. Box
peoTosAe.. M, unusual opDor as
itv to purchase 2 building sites.
heart Of the community. Most rea-
70 s-4soz. oEfvER I. CARR.
2 ssT'i HScriREs-ss. 900 cash or ter terms.
eia a,n asaa ss B hrs nlas "a a.. On On
hard-surface I'd. wooded with good
drainage: has snsll SPRINGS with
LAKE BARCR0FT--I lot. 100xI 20
y, visE q tas lake: sell At COST.
,iERkYf fiI sezci FOR SusI-
NESS or Industrial. over 10000
%. u. on corner. Sen All or part.
eyes. JE. 2-b946. lis
NJ. MCLEAN, VAS building lots.
y acre each, On Little Pals I'd.
county approved streets, Sell to-
gether or separate. DEWS REALTY
CO., il. 3-05b7. Ewes. JE 2-5g46.
LAKE BANCROFT. nearby Vir-I
Einiais fine lake community;
wooded corner lot: containing
n6.4i6 SO, r., level; AZ improve.
GREEN CO.. Exclusive AGENTS, IA.
NEAR ANDEws pIELD--ls acres
adj 70 Colonial estate. Price low
t. settle estate. zANTzNGER CO..
MeiEAN@Wveli-iocated plot of about
81 acres. ripe for. DEVELOPMENT, and
Mclean. Sewer lines Toins in now
slectFtsity water and Gas avail
BI.ACKMAN. INC. ia. 8-633S. IA.
5S21I7. or ia. 7-olIS,
wheaton. streets on grade, sewer
and water available Immediately for
2; will sell balance on most Tea-
sonable terms. B. ]. HASTINGS
IS So LOIS rs $500 ssoo each. water i snd
sewer adjacent to property; two
blocks from Burgundy School. See
aeent at sample house daily. SO
rSoiUmS;rKkT c sLtSss AREA--.rorc reed to
sell desirable lot. Club facilities; ri
beaches. club house. boating. rid
Ing, rec. areas. etc. LII. 2-327s.
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WATERFRONT PRoP-sAlE

WATERFRONT CoMMUNlrY--cot-
tage with bsdrm.; Ky; a and l. s ..rs
DRuM F0iNT; sEAcaDIot. 7oxI35;
value, $3.50; will exchange for car
about same value. RIA. 6-ga33.
YEAR-RouND. alI-knotty pine. q
bedroom home with large fireplace
IN beach community: hot-air heat
on large lot. lO0xlC0; on paved
road % miles from D.; c., 8 mties
from Annapolis: priced feaScneple,
FLOYD A. CRuMPToN, Reeltor.
West River 2-li91. Colonial 5-9437.
LAKE JACKSON. nr. Manassas, We.
Sale; 2 leg cabins: ! :, n ! nt.. y,
W Hs. sith P Rissrn sSS. sono
$500. cash or terms. Cali Ma
masses e5-W. or drive out any day.
BAY HOME rms.
bath; rs mi. out: front and rear SET.
porches: cleo. stove. .refgr.: turn.
$4,000: $1,000 down. bal. monthly,
HfNE h CO. Me. S-05l0.
NEAR GALESvILLE--6-rn. and
bath bunga.. close 70 water: 500
dn., $50 mo. ZANTZfNoER. Jr.
soEUTH zi RieER AREA--4-bedroom
new home on large wooded lot.
overlooking South River; mod. cleo.
kitchen: oil hot-air heat; full base-
ment, approx. IS mi. to 2; G; Ask
iag price. $1,000; excel ssTli;R tsEns'
ri Hel 1otn At .n NV. wash e B. G. Rs.
7-i7ss or Sat. and sun. call west
Rfver Agg1
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MoToRcYcLEs

Jsa I:.:: '. sss.:: So: :;ss''!SB
yiH sSES RapSiea ,s2. 4 900 &c;
Al eondition: 1895. 10. i-e5Sb.
1869 HARLEY-DAvIDsoN. new paint
JOB. lots Of chrome and al The
after 3, TO. 0-6037. --l6
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SMALL Farms
arees, near Bethany Beach. Del.
hSssS .:tory oG ssnsa z, =. b. sedrms;;
with 0E dishwasher. large barr
with q stalls. beautifully land.
scaped lawn. reasonably priced
Contact I. J. HOLT, oil MI. Holy
oke place. Swarthmore. Pa.
iQ MI FROM ROCKVILLE. gl-acrs
farm with new modern rambler. Z
barns. orchard. large pond. sal $50.
NEAR acc BLDo.--oermantovn
100.aere stock farm. 4.bedfm
stream. $50. 600. Terms. '
0ATTHERSBuRd--10 acres in the
corporation limit. Ideal for deyel-
opment- Modern 3-bedrm. house,
ANAL barn. gar. stream; $4,000.
Many other farms close In. PAS.
TOR q Me0REW. 20. 2.944S.
-.s:. Gath. z76-M.
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RfAL ESTATE LOANS tcsnt.D
.soATs

sAILB0AT. Biueisy. new. family Of
3-I: fastest erowing u.e. class;
cover. trailer; $3.50. EN-. 5000.
lis
c.,,,, po.~ ,s.,o .,..,, .. i..
e 1870 49, Saevi ShrysieS msr,ne mo. no..
tor. $4,000. CT. 7-sooa.
TRADE LARGE LOT at Sunrise
man Iesfn ea tarai boat ty Io. 7.s7iS. is
ae.ET. CABIN C cru y ,s Gray ma ma,
Yard. foot q Isl 9. ~. rs
count % al new 1855 models. Linz
tts ermse. 1hl DN down So pssts. Evinruds
sDrins, va. ~. 5.so5o. lis
c 1;,a.a ca sA,hsEsipFSNass TSs' "
BOWER, Hardware. 1870 LIVING
..on q: Sc: g. 70 s.. 5000 % -
sMALI G AN 1om,, n; 2g,a, I'M
yersai moter sxcel s.aa Ior o. sIoi \ y,
=. - -is
eond; Low price; NJ; sIkPhAh' IA IA.
s:ssgS:, h... 90 -. ~. 80
OWNS .a aaas lf Is 81 fbs oSnIn!os
Boa Alex: Wa evss. liz,
With dyins bridge; excel . e sISa |.
many extras owner. ~. %-9SSnvV'
,,,,,,,s .,,u,sv, "a :. x,.ers q.
OMENs Cnlg pss scs; nv 10 % as0 IA
s.sol5 sissr s:so. MlS
FISHING RART1Ees Cne3ape19e Bay
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

HOUSE, one story: ? bedrms., suit.
able for retired white couple. in
D. c., west n, c, Park and north
Of Cathedral are. BOX COX. star.
WILL PAY top dollar for houses:
Z E J, !. ar; Cure: yp; e-l5s2;
ties. In "A hours. Mr.. DELLE, 10.
2.066y or ST. 1880.
YOU DON'T HAVE TO LIST! We
VIII buy your home for all cash: no
commission. no charge. for valua-
100000 In property since 1916.
Our reference--any title company
JOSEPH KINSKY Realtor. 81. q
VIZ HAVE CLIENTS for houses in
d. c. area who will pay all cash.
HE. 4-3bOO: ewes, Mr.. Kidney. IA.
3.6416 W. w LEWIS.
MODERN. CLEAN. 2 or 3 bedrm.
home. in good sc. or nearby p. q.
Co. area, Have substan. cash. MRS.
COX, LU. 2-6136 or ST. 3.y36S.
SILVER SPRING--Brick Colonial Of
3 bedrms.. sep. din. rrn., new kitchen
equip, full bsmt.: redec. and vacant,
81 800 down to Oh or non-0I. Also
trades considered. Near Blair High
School. REALTY ASSOCIATES. wa
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Maryland Waterfront
Bargain
At WEST SHOREHAM

For Q short time only We are. of
RAMSEY Ray Tor less than 5000,
AL having waterfront privileges
l00.ft pier: all lots min, Of 7Sx
$50 ~: Terms =, .,ob leS s al, 100 dG f.n
waterfront lots left.
Route No. 9 from
Washington or Annapolis TO Route
No. ia Then follow the signs 20
MAYO BEACH. Property adjacent
% Mayo. Aren't on the premises.
CHAS. H. STEFFEY, INC.
rs Z. Lexington MU. 6-24l2
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BOARDWALK PROPERTY frontins
ocean eompri,ing I've t.s, li .sDs a aysil.
able for any type Of business. Suit
able for hotel. motel. apartment
Priced at S85, 900. HARRY n.
0RIEVE6, 81 Pine Reach I'd, Hen.
1open Acres, Rehoboth Beach. Del /,
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FARMS

sI,oOe DOWN. s6S PEE Mo.-5h
acres. 3-bedYm. modern 2-story
etc. Total $3.50. rs mi. d. c. on
Lee hwy. BEULAH oosS. IA. 2
MD. 30 mi. D. c.: 20 q.
beaut. brk. Colonial res: 3 bedrms.,
3h bs.,.rec. rrn. w/flrepl.: unsur-
passed pa ~ yieE cnss en- farmer sy S5d !;
NEW sTROuT CATALoG--Just QUIT
sR k6I nsr Psi nfnTslYnsssss % fsc oDa
va Ep Slds,. Wssh.s 81. sss.$aaslr. 00a'
one family hobby. Beautiful site he.
Bull Run Mountain. 40 miles from
downtown Washington. Brand-neW
S,eedrs,, rambler modern kitchen
With chickens. Dsyeiopment Area
Very Reasonable, pick your own
terms. BY OWNER. Phone Lsnah
OILY sIIiss MILES on new hwy. VS. on
hard fd.. mr.. FrsdeIick. Nd: beaut,
r AMI c cesGHNsfTfslll. saos homes ~.
each with .eiee. lit. and 4 hedrms. |:
oil h.-w. heat: 9 acres, wood lot
and small stream: 4 other bidEs. :
GOOD roads. II you MU6T have two
sood houses. call Brovning S.sI41.
DAIRY FARM. about 900 acre, Of
nice rolling, Well-watered land;
some woods. but mostly open. Barn.
cutbutidin1s. etc.; good frontage on
2 afl.weathef roads; about 81
miles from Washington. out Route
30. $4,000. WRIGHT a BLACK.
NAN; INC; IA. s-633s. IA. 7-2777,
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

NV. sEcTT0N--Approx. 701.s
Write full particulars. PAUL Z:
RABBIT. 6073 9Th 81. ne. 1T