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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 1881 2-dr.: excellent con-
stLion sbls' of saiaes aessss upholstery Reason
AUSTIN HEALEY 100: 1855 road.
ster, red: $500 miles: must sen:
S2,S95: viii trade. CO, 5-o664.
AuSTINS AND HILLMANS, sedans--
TO choose from. JACK PRY. 14th
AUSTIN '53 convertible coupe: iS,.
900 miles; sale price S795. Largest
selection Of imported and American
cars. Dealer for Austin OF England,
Austin Healey, MO. MG-Magnette.
svnsss M1Ssis MinGr %sr,.d.l Adillpsn nan. Pprsshe. .
MANHATTAN AUTO. NC. "H tEss.
1910, 7th At. R st. nv. Nofth
T-2700. Branch sales, 1910 King
ST., Alex, Va. King S-5525.
BUICK 1855 Special sedan; black:
dynaaow. heater: $1,000. DU.
BUlCkS--selection OF models ana
colors. HoRNERs CORNER, Buck
stalsI Pealsri Fla. ave, ne. at 9Th. Il.
BUICK '54 convertible; beautiful
jet black finish; fully equipped In
snas IsSO nsS asSrtsT ss.. ss sc
warranty. only 81 ,se5.
Suburban Cadillac-OldS
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD. OIL. 6-7700
BUICKs-STANLIY n. HoRNER,
INC. Downtown, I'LL l4th. Con.
venient TO all hotels, once build
ings, real estate and financial dis
UictS, D1 7-3903
BUICK ]94S 2-dr sedan: r. and h.,
new tires, good cond.. pvt. owner:
$3.50. IA. S-6239. Pa
80 DODGE 2-dr. ---------S3 S37S
80 NASH 4-dr. Soa6
'46 CADILLAC 4-dr. S2e6
80 FORD conv. coupe $295
II CHEW. 2-dr. - sos
~ PLYMOUTH coupe 80 Sss
BEACH MoToRs. 1910 18th St St. NV NV.
BUICK 1859 81, 500 Roadmastef
convertible. Perfect eond. Fully
powered, Must sell at once; $3.50
BUICK '55 Super Riviera 4-dr:
two-toLe blue and white, power
ssseEans rs saa HoRNRs Ssiiilars l,s lRssTferTsnss:
town: I'LL l4th, DI. 7-3993. --25
BUICK "a Riviera hardtop special;
tNo-one white. and black. Wv,
TRES SHARP showroom condition:
$l,S99. HORNER'S BUICK. Down
town, iii 18th. DI. 7-3993. --26
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HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

SPECIAL CLIENT--Elderly gentle
man with substantial cash wants
one-fl0or- -plan basement not es-
sentiall home. 2 or 3 bedrns., walk
ing distance public transp., shop
ping; $4,000 TO $4,000. ELIJAIl
q. ARNOLD (Col, y. s. A., Ret.l.
Broker. EN-. 3-4336. JE. 2-716b.
HOUSES BOUGHT, all cash, quick
settlement, no commission. ST. B.
2656.. ia. 0-044b, MA. S-1404, ---6
CHEyERLY--1 have q client for q
modern 6-room detached brick
house, recreation room. under 500
600: Immediate action. Call r. q.
DuNNE, Realtor, at once. WA. y
07e2, HO. 2-O70O,
HIGHEST CASH OFFER on proper
ties In "a hours. MR., DELE. 10
2-06S3 or ST 3.3h20
WILL PAY top dollar for houses;
D. c. or nearby Nd. ST. .3.3320
eyes,, Mr.. CuRRIO. JU. e-l3S2. J
BUSINESS EXEC. desires In Va. 2
or 3 bedrm. Colonial home with
charm, In excellent neighborhood,
trees and shrubs. VIII buy I'M
n1ediately Write BOX 1S7-B. Star
0f call IA 5.740A .--92
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81 ACRES, B5 mi. Nd. 1o-rm. house:
.stSsS; $if.SCSSG; ", NO. M ,5;zSg;S; g; q, az AZ
j. d'S 3. .fr'' toT r dsssiis' .t sc H. mi f.
tumble answer:
Empty, RIn,
Visit, Groove RIVER
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CHEVY CHASE

1913 Livingston st. NV. lat Con.
neeticut).-Eirst noor, l7x60, ex:
se sssnt espf esPisy sanao nhSoy M.esns ssGss CO
and General Binding Sales Corp.
occupy adjoining similar properties.
CALL J. H. KNOX
ThoS. ]. Fisher & Co., Inc.
73B 18th st. NV. DI. 7-6S30
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ARLINGTON
BRICK CAPE COD

BRICK CAPE COD
4 Bedrms., Q Baths
HoT-wATER HEAT. just 5
Iai,na;,. ,1sins; from en-. D: c3 walk s.. 70
sns.srict sasnssi n1 front; sa' Ill IT, bsdTms. i4ns
twin size: dnished recr. rm.
with waik-out hsfnt. This home
Is custom built by present
owner and represents cutstafid-
ing quality. Total price, S1D,-
500: all terms ayailable. Call
= coECN1AL REALTY CO.
Realtors IA. $4,000
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
DAGsBoRo
By Mrs. Essie Hickman


Mrs. Harry w. Bunting, Mrs.
Herbert Calhoun Of here, Mrs.
Fred Graeff, Mrs. Roger Wander
grift Of Ocean View, Mrs. Brice Nc
Cabe and Mrs. Grace Long Of Sell
byViIle attended a luncheon at Sea-
ford on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Lynch
spent the weekend in Philadel-
phia
Mrs. Frank Johnson is much
improved after suffering with a
severe cold.
Mrs. Oscar Campbell and Mrs.
Herbert Calhoun were in Whining
ton shopping the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry w. Bunting
spent Thursday and Friday IN
Philadelphia.
Mrs. Fred Parkhurst spent Sat
urday with her sister, Mrs. Sallie
Derrickson at Millville, who is i'll
at this time.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer Layfeld and
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas o. Harra
spent the weekend in Philadel-
phia.
Mrs. Ollie Bunting of Frankfort
spent a few days the past weel
with her sister, Mrs. Minerva Ba'
ker.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Parkhurst anC
sister, Mrs. c. c. Derrickson were
Thanksgiving Day guests will
their sister, Mr.. and Mrs. William
wilkins at Milford.
Jacob Toomey had the misfor
tune to fall from a ladder whil
painting and broke his collar bon
last week.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09

But wuifI Here's more news! You can gel
the new 4-door Lancer in the low cost
coronei series-fUII-size, fUIl-siYled, and in
the low price field!
You know the Lancers-the sensational hard
tops by Dodge that stole the show last year.
Now comics the Lancer 4-door with beauty and
safety features not found in other 4-door hard
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09

Mr.. and Mrs. George E. Long and
Mr.. and Mrs. Chuck Gurley Of
Whaleyville spent Saturday in
Philadelphia.
James q. Hickman Of Lewes call
ed on Mr.. and Mrs. e. H. Hickman
on Thursday.
Mr.. and. Mrs. B. w. Hickman
have improved their home by ap-
plving a coat of shingles.
The remains of Louder Brumb-
iey Of Fruitland, Md, were laid to
rest Tuesday in the Red Men s
Cemetery. Mr.. Brumbley was
born and reared in this town. Sym
Lathy is extended to his friends
and relatives.
Milford stores open every We'd
nesday, all day, starting Wednes-
day. November 2Srd, continuing
through Wednesday, December 2sth
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
ADAMS x ROADS
Mrs. Marian Robinson
Phone Greenwood 1867

Mr.. and Mrs. William Dennis ana
family and a friend Of Seaford, en-
joyed duck dinner at her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Robinson on
Sunday.
Mr.. James, Albert, Sr., and Al
bert, Jr., johnson and the three
johnson sisters helped to celebrate
their sisters, Mrs. Lee Adams,
birthday on Sunday in Cambridge,
with a lovely dinner.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ray Trivitts OF near
Cannon spent Sunday with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
Johnson on Sunday.
The johnson sisters had Denton
relatives on Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Earle Robinson
spent Friday and Saturday eve
ming with their granddaughters.
Mrs. Marie Bailey and Mrs
Esther Johnson were callers OF
Mrs. Sallie Lare on Tuesday.
Milford stores open every Wed
nesday, all day, starting Wednes-
day, November 23rd, continuing
through Wednesday, December 28th
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09

dent there is being given a thorough
examination with the purpose Of
providing each Individual with
suitable attention for full develop
ment
Sussex County Soil Conservation
District has accepted it's new
equipment shop from the cOntrac-
tor and will put it into service at
once.
This is the first county Of the
three in Delaware to have a similar
building for soil conservation
work. Chief feature of the building
is its height-18 feet-and the large
entrance. It was designed by Will
liam Larsen, instructor of agri-
cultural engineering at the uni
versity of Delaware, for repairs
to cranes and other Outsize equip
ment, which would not fit into the
average garage type of repair
structure.
Norman M. Rogers, Georgetown,
was contractor. The building is 40
so feet, made Of concrete blocks.
A large work area has provided, a
parts room, heater room and wash
room. Total cost was around
$4,000.
The building is located at the
Agricultural Center, jilst south oi
Georgetown. The equipment is
used for the work of the district
lin ditching, diking and digging
irrigation ponds. Harold King
Georgetown, equipment supervisor
and Harold Gardner, MilsbOrO, au
ditor, will have their Offices there
i Cashar Evans, SelbyVille, hal
Just been reelected to the board o
| the conservation district. He hal
recently returned from the tril
ito Arizona which was the awart
{ lin the soil conservation contest las
year. Alden Short, Georgetown, i
chairman of the board.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
GEORGETOWN

DR.. Arthur Ringrose, from the
Agricultural Sub-station on the
Laurel Rd., was speaker at the
meeting Of the GeCTgetovfn-Mills-
boro Rotary Club last week in Ma
sonic Temple.
He sketched projects under way
at the sub-statiOn and explained
particularly the change in methods
Of transportation of brOilers to the
dressing plants in order to avoid
bruises and other damage that has
caused doWn-grading of broilers
after they have reached the plants.
He described the checks and test
ing of brOiler strains that have been
undertaken at the sub-station 70
determine those that become the
best meat birds and those that were
the most satisfactory to dress.
Among other things, DR.. Ring
rose told Of work with ventilation
and even air-conditiOning to get
rid Of amOnia fumes, dust and
other harmful particles.
DR.. Ringrose was introduced by
Nutter d. Marvel. Grover Foster
presided at tho meeting. Lester
Brumley explained the ambulance
plan as worked out by Sussex Post
No. 8, American Legion, telling OF
the volunteer drivers and how the
service financed.
Oficers Of all the Kiwanis Clubs
in Sussex County came to this
town last Tuesday afternoon and
evening for an inter-club event
which began with the training
school in the afternoon and con-
cluded with a dinner at Grace
Church Hall.
The training school was IN
charge Of the Kiwanis lieutenant
governor elect, Paul w. Lord
Greenwood. Panel discussions were
held with past lieutenant COVER.
nors as leaders.
The present lieutenant governor
w. Newton Jackson, Salisbury, Wai
present at both the training schoo
and the dinner and thanked thu
local club and the other clubs in hi
jurisdiction for the aid given hin
during his term Of Office.
A. L. Fleming, Salisbury, pas
governor OL lMb OdBlLOA 0AoNA ~
gave a talk on the future Of XII
wants.
Past lieutenant governors Wh
took part in the proceedings were
J. Frank Gordy, Georgetown; {
Gilmore Moore, Seaford; John Par
sons, Seaford; James T. Lynch, Re
hoboth; c. w. Wright, Milford an
William H. Henderson, George
town.
N. Eugene Campbell, president {
the local club, presided The in
vocation was by Arthur Kapp, tn
music by Mrs Betty Hearn an
general singing was led by tn
Rev. William o. Hackett.
Julius Green introduced the club
present including Salisbury, Bridge
Vile. MillsboTo, Seaford, Green
wood, Milford, Laurel, Frankfort
Rehoboth and Georgetown.
Mr.. Campbell introduced Loui
Cober, chairman of the progral
for the evening and he presente
DR.. Hal w. Geyer, psychologist
Delaware Colony at Stockley. D
Geyer explained what is beip
.Undertelzen at the institution #
retarded children how each res
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
State Truck Fleet
Operators Compile
Excellent Record

Over 100000 accident-free miles
on SD (Safe Driving) Day-that's
the record Of IA major Delaware
truck feet operators, according to
Fred J. Sievers, general manager
of the Delaware Motor Transport
Association.
The IA are the first to report to
Association headquarters on their
part in the nationwide effort to
eliminate accidents for a 24-hOur
period on December 1, Mr.. Sievers
said.
Truck accidents occurred on s.
d Day" he stated, "but so far we
have no report Of one involving an
Association member"
All member firms have been urg-
ed to turn in their safety figures
for the day and reports are still
coming in, Mr.. Sievers said.
The IA reporting firms had to-
tai of 639 power units on the road
SD Day, covering approximately
100000 miles without an accident
either in or out Of the state.
SD Day pledges to drive defen-
siveIy" were signed by $40 drivers
4 in the IA companies, and others who
did not have an opportunity to sign
official pledge sheets promised
their cooperation.
cit is an excellent record, and
the credit goes to our professional
driver" Mr.. Sievers said. "WitI
: their help the trucking industry is
out to make every day SD Day il
! Delaware"
In support Of SD Day, the AssO
citation members made an ail-Ou
j effort to alert their personnel to th'
significance Of the day, urged thei.
employees to sign pledge cards ant
observe both the spirit and lette
of the law.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
MERCHANDISE LEAKS

CORPUS CHRISTI, Texas -(P
When a pool Of water collected
in residential section police be-
can looking for a water leak. In
Stead thev found two cases of beer
and two gum dispensing machines
blocking a storm sewer opening.
Checking further they found a
nearby service station had been
burgIarized the night before but
the operator hadn't missed the
merchandise.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
STAGE SHOW

LA MARQUE, Tex. -(R)- The
La Marque State Bank is probably
the only bank in the nation with a
mortgage on a staSSecoach.
The bank advanced the money so
the La MarGue Jueiar Sheriff s
Posse, an org 3nizaCiOn Of boys and
gi-ls between the ages Of z and IA,
could buy a 125-year-old stage
coach for use in parades.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
LET'S SLEEPING DOG LIE

RICHMOND, Va. = Up = DR..
J. P. McDonough, a veterinarian,
may be considering a course Of
treatment to make his own dog,
Bufie. a bit more alert. .Bufie
snoozed soundly ia the McDOnough
kitchen while four armed men
broke in the house, reused McDon-
ough and his wife and made off with
cash, jewelry and four pistols.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
sLuMBER TINE

WALHALL.A, S. c. n Up II The
Rev. Eugene Mason. baby sitting
with his 11b-year-old son, lay
down by the youngster in an ef-
fort to coax him to sleep.
But it was the minister who fell
asleep. He was awakened some-
time later by the sharp ringing Of
the telephone.
It was a neighbor calling to re-
port that the boy had wandered to
his house seeking excitement.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
DOUBLE DUTY

SAYRE, Pa. -(P)- Mrs. Orlando
Alexander and her sister, Mrs. Mi
Gael Antonetti, gave birth to sons
just two days apart and shared the
same hospital room.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09
THE LANCER GOES + DOOR 7

tops costing even thousand dollars more.
The exciting news we have for you now is that
this 4-door Lancer is not confined to the
ultra-luxurious Custom Royal and Royal
Series. 1t can be gOurs IN the UGtue-prlced
Coronet Series-The KING SIZE CAR that
invades the low price field! Ever see anything
sweeter than the Coronet 4-door Lancer shown
above? Come on in and get the price.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09

Even the soft parts of animals
are sometimes turned to rock and
preserved in microscopic detail as
a fossil.
Milford chronicle., 1955-12-09

~when sickness strikes gives you wonderful feeling of security
to you don't worry about where the moneys coming
from to pay the hospital bills says Edmund Stack employee
of the SeafOrd nylOp plant famiy we've used our Blue
CrosBue Shield total of % over the years. That adds
to lot of Sickness thanks Blue Cross membership we've
been able enjoy comforts and Injuries Of life instead
ofbeng heavily hospital and doctor bills In all % cases.
including my four operations Blue Croue Shield paid most
or the expense Another good thing about Blue CrOssBue
Shields its nonproft organization, it gives you maximum
benefits a the lowest possible rates
you give your family the feeling Of security that comes
from knowing you're protected against unexpected hospital and
urgicamedal expense Yes with the easyOaOrd Blue Cross
Blue Shield health plan you yourself and family
financial hardship Don't delay plan your famlys health pro-
lection uOO Contact your Blue CrossB Blue Shield Office
Evening star., 1955-05-30
oFFIcEs STUDIOS FOR RENrWATERFRoNT PROP FOR SALEI
.

COTTAGE and 3 acres with nice
beach on Potomac River near In
dian Head. $3.50: 1os down.. $40
mo. J.. H. SUPPER, Broker, Aeeo-
keek. Md. Pa. 2-4179 80
MLM0SA COVE, Deale, Md.-For q
bette nome and best location don't
lnewl. It's beautiful. wen financed.
See Agent or call West River 1898.
DARES BEACH-Year-round home:
Frederick 1912. 81
YOU OWE IT TO YOURSELF to see
this large Drum Point lot on bay
in developed section. owner leaving
area. VIII sacrifice. PL. 9-2257
SHADY SIDE. MD.-Must sell, will
make attractive terms: 9 bedrms; :,
WA. 7-0I69. 80
LAKE ERIE SUMMER PROPERTY
Lovely cottage with garage on large
fenced lake-front lot, located N
from Westaeld' n; 7: Cottage has
bath, fun kit. with elec. stove and
refgr. Short walk to beach. ASKING
S14.950 Call JE. 2-03S9. 30
SUMMER COTTAGES - Year-round
homes and lots, in the Annapolis
area, some on the water. all within
committing distance of Washington,
Ft. Meade and Baltimore. EVA
GUIDE BRANDT. Realtor, Annapolis,
Nd. Colonial 3-4612. 80
BEACH, VA.-Bsaut. wat
erfront bungalow; bedrms., liv.
rn., inside toilet. lge. kit, fully
equip. with gas stove, new alec
water, elec. and sewerage; screened
porches across entire front and
rear. outside shower hou Se and
tool house. Lot 50x150. Completely
furn.; perfect cond. C. A. WELLS.
10000 Lorain ave-. Silver Spg.. Md,
JU. 9-9225. 80
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AND TRUCKS WANTED

DEALER, in town this
week will pay cash for all makes
and model cars. Call ia. 9-4S01.
80
CADILLACS, Oldsmobiles and Mer-
curys needed lor Western market.
Bonus cash price paid for extra mice
cars. Call AID. 4-qSS2. BLASS a.
CLARK. cor Of N Capitol and
Florida ave ne
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WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

REASONABLY PRICED, year around,
8 bedrooms, near water, vicinity
Herring Bay; will pay cash: private
party. LU, 4-7496.
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PROP. FOR RENT
OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

ARTISTICALLY FURN. arm. studio
of or apt. Galley, head. Betw,
Mayfiower and statler will sub
rent all or part. Reas. TE. 6-5437
SILVER SPRING. Ga. ave.-Air-cond.
1921 .ot6 I';s sT. N.w.-Entire bldg: ! .
stories and bsmt.; approx, l4x30:
mod and attrac.; park in rear
RAYMoN6 fStfS ne PEo' RUPPERT 9ff FsaS ST. rent J.
yoLGER BLDG. s25 18th st, nv;
for air ronditionine; available June
/; $50, See supt. KooNEs &
mnNTGoMERY D1; 7-2342.
elderly associate, small furn. ONCE
avail. June /: $50 per mo. incl.
phone and answering service. Ma.
S,6225,- eyes, Sunday and holidays.
1900 BLOCK CONN. AvE.-2nd floor.
l.500 50. It. of open space, air con-
ditioned; suitable f9T almost odns any
CONN. AVE. OFFICE for sale. occu-
psncy June / Completely furn; and
wall carpeted 3-ofilce suite, with
bath and reception room Centrally
located. 1925 Conn. ave, AID. q
$3.50. 80
1917 eth ST. N.w.--studio Office.
S25; others at $50; furnished aid
air conditic ned II desired. ST. g.
1850. 3
Mr., 18th AND G SITS. N.W.-space
III law office. Box 97-E, Star. p
WANT TO CONDUCT a ry-out shop
,,Dpogitp Warw,ck Village AleX Va
man, 1903 Mt. Vernon ave. Alex,
Va. TIE. 6-4292. 81
OFFICE, 20x25 Fl. on Old Bladensburg
rd., Wheaton, Nd. Call OIL. 7-9494.
1854 X ST. NV, of Conn. ave-
q S business 1 district m ort Pent from r. TeSss ss5
to $50 mo. Call MIR. DUvAIL.
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AVIATION

PIPER COUPE. So h.p.; 100 hrs;
blind instruments. radio. lights: IL
censed jan, 1866; S695. Call Hern-
don 94-J. 3
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MOTORCYCLES tcont.)
TRIUMPH IS TOPS

n. d. 1854: "a: like new cond. Many
extras. Cash or terms. La. $3.50.
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STORES FOR RENT

PARKING LOT
owntown-Newly paved for approx
50 cars: reas. rent. Call CO. 6-3533
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INVEST. PROP. SALE tcens.D

EXCLUSIVE AURORA HILLS-Five
min. from Pentagon: new duplex. q
bedrm., Calif.-styled units. Gift.
beamed ceiling. hv. rm., sep. 13-ft.
din. rm., loft. master bedrm.. de
luxe kit, suspended balcony, over
2 blocks to stores and schools. Phone
IA. 10000; ewes. after 8 pm. JE.
3-796S. REAL ESTATE SERVICE.
INC, 4763 Lee hwy. (on Glebe).
ALEX.-Brick mansion, modernized;
suit. home or Offices, zoned 1t. indus
Sacrifice. so. 5-9577 ewes. mostly.
GOLDEN OPPORTUNITY for a col
ored motel; no finer one in this area;
ioeatsd n Va. For information. can
Mr.. iIth AND MASS. AVE-. 2s.ft.
row brick bldg; Ist fir. and bsmt:
TED 70 btfbs ss95ss: Ns additiSna
ioc. in same blk. Can Mr.. FRANK.
LIN. ST. $500, Il. 6. sMITHY
NV. excel. rental sect, apt. Site,
1oned 60-C.. 11.000 50. #; will sell
or trade for apartments. EN-. 2-0755.
U. s. No. 1. v mile north Fl. Beiyoir.
$50 #. north Mt. Vernon I'd; $50
IT, frontage on ., S. No.. /: 2as
acres. Suitable apis, motel. drive
in. This section just getting sewer
and water. Priced right. Call OWN
ER. JE 4-7170 or IA. 7-200S. 81
INCOME, $4,000
Custom built Get. apt. Of six 2-bed-
Near o. 8. Capitol, blks. OF Pa.
ave. Shows about 15& net return.
Well financed. Call Mr.. Bartlett,
MA. S-4972: ewes, LU. 2-45S6.
Thomas H. Ryon
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POMPONTO

''vIRGINIA'S REALTY LEADERS"
2222 Wilson Blvd. ia. 7-6660
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

A NICE INVESTMENT BLDG, $780,
ment price. 1907 rented, 5-yr.
leases. Call ewes. HO. $4,000. Ext.
BETHESDA. woodmont Triangle
Corner property 50x115. zoned CO.
8 rooms bath; fun bsmt. Ideal for Z
REALTY CO. OIL. 2.7735. 81
242 FIT. ON WEST SIDE RT. 1, Ber-
wyn, Md; IL acres ideal for any
business; sale, 35c per #. HE. A.
$500 to s pm; eyes,, AP. 7-71S9.
W. W. LEWIS.
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80 BUICK 4-DR.
Sparkling black finish; owner; auto.
trans Sharp as a tack and clean
as whistle. Weekend special.
S499.
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
3140 Lee Hwy, Arlington
ia. 2-9O03 Open Evenings
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VACATION PLACES

MAINE COTTAGE, mod: beach near
by; sleeps e or a sos wk. Special
rates June, Sept. and season. OIL.
2-0353. =
front spts. and cottages; June, $40
wk. up. OIL. 1883. .
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

HERE is AN UNUSUAL OFFERING.
Small summer cottage, IN new con-
dition, on secluded S0-acre Severn
River estate. near Sherwood Forest
completely modern and furnished
Iaes, ideaI tor those s.aE desiring privacy. ai-
muting distance of Washington
season rental; adults only. z. W.
BRANDT, Bayberry Hill, Annapolis,
Md, South Shore 3711. 80
! HAVE TWO very desirable protected
waterfront acreages that will inter-
est the right parties. Box 45l-Y,
Star.
FRANKLIN MANOR-2-bedrm. furn
home: firepl.. glass incl. pch. Wk.,
mo: or season: RE. 5-76SS. --3
BAY RIDGE, MD.-Furnished 3-bed-
room. 2-bath. cottage, to careful
tenants. No children or pets; refs
rea.: avail. June 4 or thereafter BY
wk. or mo. Box 239-K. Star. 30s
Evening star., 1955-05-30
GARAGES

WANTED - Pr'rk garage minimum
400 50. IT.: prefer 2nd comml.: elec.
to be used commercially. RA. 6-50S7
Evening star., 1955-05-30
TRAILERS

TRAyELo 1917; % #. all metal
and very good cond. let 225. TEN
PIE Trailer VILLAGE. Alex, Va.
1Sso SS ALUMINIUM ALUMINIUM 1aanErrr. q It,.
sleeps Fps 4.r 4; No modern eOnvenienneees.
LANDOLA, 81. Price, $1,000. TO.
9-59l3. 81
PACEMAKERS
He dquarters for all moLels, also
Streamlites. Vindales and Kropf Ell
dorados. Drive out today and see
the largest display Of new and used
mobile homes in the East. We have
approximately sixty in stoc', at
present for you to choose from .;e
also have better nnance arrange
ment.
COLES
ga miles north of Laurel, Nd, WASH
ington-Baltimore blvd. Phone Park
USED SPECIALS
1853 COLUMBIA; 31-ft., 1-bedroom:
Just like new with complete tub and
shower In the bath, only S2,4n5
1852 GLIDER. 33 f., bedrooms: an
modern, new paint perfect in INSIDE
1851 SPARTAN, Royal Mansion, $6
it.. like new inside and out. Me-
mortal Day week end only S2,795
#, custom built. This is a quality
trailed; you cannot beat this buy ii IN 2
MAsYi1od others From $500 Up si'z''
north NJ IsauraI Md -90
Evening star., 1955-05-30
SAVE S1.495

FAIRLANE 1855, AZ FIT.
. bedrooms, all modern, brand-new
Never lived in but used as a display
mobile home for 2 weeks. Never
will you ever be able to find another
buy like this one. Will accept as
little as $795 down and finance
yeaas nesessary Pease 9ng AZ as noi
hesitate to come out because we
only have one Of these and there
will never be another one at this
price. COLES, 3La miles north o1
Laurel, Md. Washing ton Baltimore
blvd. Phone Parkway 5-1922. 80