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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13

Written by DR.. Daniel A.
Polling, president of the World
Christian Endeavdr Union and
temporary successor to DR..
Bryan as head of the Interna-
tional Society, the tribute ap-
pears in the January Memorial
issue of the Christian Endeavor
World" the voice of Christian
Endeavor.
"1e was great by all the tests
of goodness, he was wise with
veritable genius of friendship,
and he was a leader with de-
,monstrated qualities of leader
ship that moved him into first
place among u.s." DR.. Polling
writes of the deceased.
Speaking as a friend and CO.
worker of DR.. Bryan, the author
continues:
1.-THE services he rendered
under the flag, both in war and
peace, was a characteristic con-
tribution of this always loyal
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13
Am0tucci Is
Man of Year
For Wheaton

Promises of mutual coopera.
ton leading to a bigger and
better Wheaton" were exchanged
this week as the Wheaton
Chamber of Commerce installed
new officers and honored the
man of the year" from the area
at a dinner dance.
Selected as man of the year
was Thomas M. Amatucci, Jr.,
Wheaton and Washington auto
mobile dealer and a county resi-.
dent for "a years. A resident of
Middlebrook, Mr.. Amatucci has
been associated with his father,
Thomas Amatucci, ST., in the
automobile business for 80 years.
With his father and brother,
Bernard, he operates Toms
Chevrolet. The firm will con-
struct a new building in February
across from the Wheaton Shop
ping Center.
Mr.. Amatucci has IL years of
service in the Marine Corps, in
Guiding service in Korea. On his
return to civilian life in 1852 he
held the rank of Captain. Imme-
date past president of the Cham.
Der, Mr.. Amatucci is active in
civic and fraternal work.
Victor Leisner, Wheaton TV
and radio dealer, was installed
as new president of the Cham
Der. Also installed we're Simon
Sherman, vice president; Francis
G. Addison, secretary, Lloyd II.
Simms, treasurer; and Wilson
w. Rich, sergeant at arms.
In his inaugural address, Mr..
Leisner observed that the Cham
ber's efforts to secure the inn
proVement of the Bladensburg
and Observation-Disclosures roads
have met with success. lie ad.
vocatcd a continuing drive TO
provide more parking space, how
ever.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13

Christian citizen. He dreamed
dreams and then vigorously help
ed make those dreams come
true
Prominently, Ernest Rowlett
Bryan was a clergyman ordained
in the Brotherhood of the Dis
ciples of Christ. He was a
preacher of the complete and
sufficient gospel of Jesus Christ.
"He was a pastor with tender
regard for the men, women and
children of his congregation. AL
ways with generosity and under
standing he entered into their
personal problems and needs and
broke to them the bread of life.
Ernie Bryan carried into his
personal relationships and into
his friendships, those gracious,
generous, selfless qualities that
he wore like shining epaulets
upon his heart, first as a loving,
Continued on Page d
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13
Sees Bar
To Saving
OF Water

Water conservation in the Po-
tomac River Basin-of interest to
Montgomery County in view of
dwindling water reserves-is be-
ing hampered by the lack of funds
by the Interstate Commission
named to work on the problem, it
was charged this week.
The charge was made by Law
renee M. Fisher, Garrett Park
acting Director of the Commits
sion, in meetings held this week
Mr.. Fisher termed the ceiling OF
$4,000 placed on each of the CO
operating States = Maryland
Pennsylvania, Virginia and West
Virginia = inadequate to carry
out the work of the commission
along the lines outlined when il
was set up in 1910.
Population growth, and the
sub-dividing of previously un
lOQCIlCO u dClS lOI IlOlllGS dIlu 1dC
tories, were cited by Fisher as the
basic cause of the conservation
problem which is a matter of gen
uine concern to Up-County farm
ers as well as others in the Basin
area.
He noted the successful seS.
tablishment of the Rock Greek
Watershed Council in 1854 to
handle the Rock Creek basin and
urged the creation of similar or.
CARNATIONS throughout the Basin
to conserve water in the Potomac
and its tributaries.
The pollution problem is an
other phase of the Commission's
work that is being sadly ham
pered by the lack of funds, he
said.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13

The Kensington Department
provides fire protection for the
huge Wheaton-Glen fire dis
trict.
The unexpected walk-out was
disclosed by Victor A. Leisner,
newly-installed president of the
Wheaton Chamber of Commerce
at an emergency meeting Tues
Lay with the County Council.
Leisner coupled a demand for a
probe Of the Incident with warn
ing that alarming thinga arc go
ing or in the department"
He cited demands in the Whea.
ton Woods area for removal from
the Kensington fire area and
commented, These things are
heresay. The facts are alarming"
The chamber official emphasiz-
ed, however, that he had not in
vestigated charges of the four re-
signing firemen and agreed to
submit their complaints in writ
ing to the Council.
The four men told their story
at a Wheaton Chamber luncheon
Tuesday. 1t was after this that
Leisner appeared before the
Council
Kensington fire chief Harry B.
Hawkins said he had no word of
the designations until letters
were received from the four offic.
ers Tuesday afternoon.
He said, however, that Mac
Meekin had previously threatened
to elbow the roof off the depart
ment" following a quarrel with
other officials of the department
over disciplinary action he recon-
mended against one of the fire
men.
1--WE have nothing to hide and
would welcome an investigation"
said Hawkins.
In reply to statements that the
department would save on insur-
ance rates by hiring a paid chief,
Hawkins said additional funds re.
quired to pay a full-time depart
ment head would result in no saw
ing to taxpayers.
He noted that there are now Is
paid men and ITO active volun
eteers in the company. Six paid
men are on duty at Kensington's
number one station and five at
the Glenmont station, he said.
The remaining seven paid fire
fighters are on desk duty at both
stations
Hawkins will appear before the
Council next Tuesday TO present
the departments position.
MacMeekin said I'VE resigned
because we ran into a roadblock
every time we tried to do some.
thing we felt was good business"
lie laid the dispute to Inter
politics in the company"
CONTINUED on Page a.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13
Pick Riggs
To Direct
Area Bank

Reuben Riggs, cashier and as
sistant trust officer, was named
President of the Montgomery
County National Bank this week
to succeed the late George P
Henderson who died on Oct. IA.
Thomas M. Anderson, recently
appointed County Circuit Court
Judge, has been acting president
since the death of Mr.. Hender.
son.
Other officers appointed by the
Banks Board Of Directors are
Doug M. Blandford, Rockville
first vice president; Russell Mi
zell, Kensington, second vice
president; and Thomas c. Kelley
and James H. Pugh, joint counsel
and trust officers.
Theodore Mason, former assist
ant cashier, was named cashier
and assistant trust officer.
Both Mr.. Riggs and Mr.. Mason
have been associated with the
County and the Bank for a mum
Der of years. Mr.. Riggs has 81
years of service to the institution
and Mr.. Mason "a years.
Elected for one-year terms on
the Board Of Directors are:
Thomas M. Anderson, d. M.
Blandford, John E. Elgin, Leland
l.. Fisher, Lloyd ]. Jones, Jr.,
Thomas G. Kelley, William A.
Linthicum, Russell Mizell, ]. Vim
son Peter, James II. Pugh, Rob
ert w. Vinson, Reuben Riggs,
Bradley c. Karn, and Arthur c.
Hyde. Newcomers to the Board
are the Messrs. Jones elected in
place of his deceased father),
Riggs, Karn (also to succeed his
deceased father, and Hyde. The
new Board has ID members com.
pared to the former IS.
The Board presented a pen and
pencil set to Judge Anderson in
appreciation of his services as
President since the death OF Mr..
Henderson.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13

In the subsequent discussion, in
which all City officials and Coun-
cilmen took part, it was suggest
ed that the answer to this prob
lem as well as the growing civic
and cultural needs of the City is
new community center which
will include facilities for large
meetings, a youth canteen and,
perhaps, the City Library.
More specific plans as well as
the appointment of fund drive
chairman may be expected in the
near future.
OF particular significance in
the light of this development
was the appointment of the four
man City planning and advisory
committee to guide the future
growth of the City including the
location and design of public
buildings.
The committee will be compos-
ed of Mayor D. Y. Hovsepian,
j Herman Hartman, chairman,
Henry Redke, Leslie Able and
Robert Maddox.
The City also took under adj
visement the request of builder
Joseph Geeraert for the annexa-
ton of 103 acres south of the
Baltimore Rd., part of the Clark
Winchcole tract. If the City APP
proves, Mr.. Geeraert plans to
start immediate construction of
a 30O-home subdivision. The
homes will be tri-level, three-bed-
room houses to cost about $14,-
600 each.
The builder said that he would
install sewer and water lines at
his own expense provided the
City would accept them for main
tenance. He said he would also
provide wells contingent on REIN
bursement by the City in the
event the wells were productive.
City officials indicated that ac-
ton on the matter will have to
wait Annapolis decision on pend
ing home rule legislation.
The Mayor and Council also:
Il Approved three ze-zoning
continued on Page 81
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13
RMHS May Park
Washington Fire Dept.

In the event Of an air raid on
Washington, Rockville residents
would be expected to cVacuate,
but Richard Montgomery High
school would be called on 10 pro.
vide parking space on its grounds
for a large part Of the fire APP.
paratus of the District Of Columb
ia.
This was one of the comments
made by Rear Admiral Roy Hart.
wig, (retJ, Deputy Director at
the luncheon meeting OF the
Rockville Board of Trade this
week.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13

the SENTINEL is relying upon
the readers for Identification, and
those recognizing the mystery
farm of the week. should notify
this newspaper Immediately.
To the first three persons cor
rectly identifying the Mystery
Farm of the Week." the SENTI
MEL will offer absolutely free
credit for one classified advertise
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13
Walton League Elects

Thomas w. Fisher, Rockville,
headed the list of officers that
we're elected by members of the
Rockville chapter of the Izaak
Walton League in a meeting at
their clubhouse on Choppers
Road. Jan Z.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13

Aerial photos were taken OF So
farms in the area served by this
newspaper and one picture will be
published each week, along with
an invitation to readers to guess
whose farm" The pictures were
taken by the Kekan-Robbins Com
pany OF Harlan, Iowa.
Nobody knows whose farms
were photographed not even
the photographers. The editor Of
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13

ment to be used within : one
month.
Identification must be made in
person at the SENTINEL office
by Tuesday noon following publ
cation.
To the owner or tenant of the
farm, the SENTINEL will award
a free years subscription. Also, a
Tree beautiful photo Of the farm
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13
Four Kensington VIEW
Officers Resign, Charge
Ineptness in Operation

Four officers of the Kensngon Volunteer
resigned early this week in the aftermath bitter
dispute within the company.
They Charles MacMeen president of the fire
its directors Captain Carver fireman.
Capt Lewis B. Lieut. A. Godfrey,
years in the company
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13
World Church Society
MOurns Local Pastor

In thousands of churches throughout the world this
week. members of the International Society of Christian En-
deavor reading moving tribute to the late Dr. Ernest r.
Bryan pastor of the Rockville Christian Church. who died
on Dec. II.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13
Opening Gun Is Fired in Drive for Rockville Civic Center
Youth Needs Are Cited
At City Council Meeting
In Support of Project

In dramatically sudden the Rockville Mayor and
Council Tuesday night fired the opening what will become
drive for civic
At the end of protraced session. Joseph Hovsepan
mother of the Mayorarose audience inquire
being done give the boys of the City something to do be
hang
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13

Dyke Cullum, Up-County lane
owner and one of the parties
pressing the law suit to hold UP
the enforcement Of the County
Zoning ordinance for Up.County,
said today that he and his associ.
ates are allowing the County "a
few more days" to reply to plead
ings, but that the suit will def.
nitely go forward.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13

Are your taxes too high? Too
much chI0rene in your water?
Want "a new sidewalk? Like TO
get re-zOned as heavy indus.
trial? Want a baby sitter
well, perhaps you won't find
one at 20. 2.9377 because that's
the new telephone number of
the Rockville Mayor and COun.
Gil. But you may still have Oc.
casiOn TO call City Hall.
If sO--PO. 2.9377 is the mum.
Der.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13

ent lack of leisure i'm our busy
County.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas NJ Darby
Of Rockville announce the en-
gagement of their daughter, julia
Mae, to Harold w. Biebusch o.
Silver Spring. The couple plan {
summer wedding.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1955-01-13
Late News Briefs

Life on Montgomery County
roads is becoming a bit safer,
according to Arthur T.. Miller,
County Director of Public Safe
ty. Only II persons met death
on County highways i'm 1854.
This is a drop of 10 from the %
deaths reported in 1858. Mr..
Miner credited enforcement and
education as the factors leading
TO the reduction.
Herbert Z. Stats, Bethesda in
vestigator, was elected president
Of the Maryland Detective associ
alton at the groups annual meet
ing in Baltimore this week. APP
parently reflecting the trend OF
the times, the association reported
that business is looking up, and
promised close cooperation with
Chambers of Commerce, civic
groups, and State and local police
"The Challenge of Leisure"
will be the theme of the fourth
annual Governors conference
on recreation which will be held
ut the University of Maryland
Feb. rs, the Maryland National
Capital Park and Planning Com
mission announced this week.
No Montgomery County repre-
sentative was scheduled to
speak thus reflecting an appar.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
HOUSES FURNISHED

cENTER-HALL COLONIAL brick.
large iiy. rEnt. flYepl,. suriroom,
breakfast room. den, kitchen. )
Ire bedrn1s.. 2 baths. Gear garage,
garden. poFehes. suitable for enter
tanning. JU. S-96sQ. ---lO
TAKONIA Park. D.. c.--BnrgaloE
mr. Eses. center ssrA s snSp' a 4 ans. 1es
baths, we'll iurn.. nv. siee. sewinE
machine. rec. rm.. laundry washer
dryer. $3.50. OWNER. RIA. 6-e32t,
tnYArTsyrLLE, MD.--Jeferson IT,.
5-fm. Cape Cod: del. M every
thing. Nicely iurn; fail bsmt-, 81 20.
c t1oI,Ts ossa 81 home. " Viii rent
unfurnished. PoolesyiIie Sltl3. ~
R0CKNILLE--Near NH and Naval
Medical. 3-bedrcorn. 2-bath home
bedroom and bath on first ~ viii
rent unfurnished. Pooiesvtlle 3lu3,
|BRICK--s bedrms,. 3 baths. 2 IRE
places: 81, 4 wooded acres. nj. AM
Mandate. partly furn.. ayall. Nov,
to June /; $i75 mo. JE. 2-2I56,
|PENTAGOs rs Minis bedrfns,.
Ice iiv,. rin.. TV, Wv, rues, blond
iu ss sa,or eoa iSs a d III nv
prefer sfoup: $3.50. AID. 4-e7to.
ARR. Y.-ciean. completely furn..
2-hedrm. Colonial; Attrac. coilv.
location; Sl4q. OIL. 4-64e5. .--l2
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES for .
tuTs .t aasss s'n Iia r asA draw seR
'nR rm., din. nm, 3 or 4 bedrms: i.
ia baths. FRANCES POWELL
HILL, zoos goth 81. NV DE. =
4IoI; or ewes. FE, 3-ia34, MRS.
|AREEfhNaGTos. NoRrH--sewly dec q
SSs e. d.. iurn I'll s., ssdr g s ssm
10 pets; lease. Can after 1 pm.
ciHRyY cha oHAsE--Liv. rm.. din. rm.,
kit;,. bedrns.. baths. utils.;
eI04 goth NV EN-. 3-s65I. 20
CLEVELAND PARK. 4 blk. west OF
Conn. ave. Uptown shopplng: dst.
e. iGxsls 'o aNo iisfe Col b. D 8 4
fret. j. Broker, EN-. 3-4335. ---;30
TAKOMA PARK bedrnis. sep,
din rm.. screened porch. full bsmt
ast ss lEe I'd: SIS mo. Call ~
|BETHEsDA--s bsdrms. ~ baths;
s, a , ..ss I ne !, Jv Bendix disp.'
A lsfi aISi Oh Tos Iass' = s.0e bed
brick. nicely furnished; cony. 10.
cation, $3.50. ia. a-l207, --s
ID. ARLINGTON - Attractive. COM
pleteiy furn.. Groom bungalow; itv.
rm., din. rn1., large kit. 8 bedrnis,,
~ baths; front spd i. rear screened 81 .t,ns
Near schools. shopping; bus at door
to PentaEon. Navy Annex. down
town wash: S165 month. Available
after Oct. lA, ia. s-2I1a. ---9
OPEN Is sun, 1904 18th st. NV.
---Attrac.; ist-fioor powder rri.. !
s Sssscs' pus seihsi E Esss a.a Efns
pleteiy furnished: "A block from
grade school: near shopping center
and bus line; rent. Sie5 mo. Phone
OF. $4,000. 10
AcCoKEEK. II mi. so. Of Washing
ton--Mcd. BARN. house; 2 bedrnis..
all conp.. incl, auto. oil heat. plus
outdoor rec. area; ideal z or =. II
more than SIS mo. Riverside D.
HOBART ST. l77o. edse Rock Creek
PIX bedrms.. 3 baths. din, rHl.,
bsmt rec. rtn. with firepl,; Earase;
smail fenced garden: $lf5; Inspect
10 to s Inquiry. OIL. 2-s.6e, -
HILLSIDE. MD, 1914 5fth ave-. Or
tage; ali modern improvements.
LARGE DETACHED BRICK HOME,
with finished bsnt.. .. fireplaeeS, 4
baths. large iiy. rm: close in;
partly furns ia. 5-4aa2. %
DETACHED BRICK
l.t35 Branch ave. SCI rms, !
baths. bedrm.. bath on LIST A., auto.
matte heat. built-in Earase. rent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08

Detached house OF conservative
Enrlish architecture. one long
block West OF Conn. ave. ana tne
new public library. Planned Tor
Entertaining, q peculiar feature Is
ire large playroom to care Tor
children during social events, this
beinE on the third floor. Reception
room IS about 22x25 IT. and giyes
access to cloak room and powder
room, as we'll as the large concrete
porch at the rear. The living room
Is ,,l).ft. long and on this LIST floor
are also the dining room, large
Kitchen and buffers pantry. On
the Ind floor are master beds
rooms and 2 baths, with a screened
rear porch overlooking the wooded
hills to the South. There are 3
bedrooms on the Ord floor. The
lot Is attractively terraced down
from the rear and contains about
$4,000 50 II. Detached garage,
Price, S4O3000, which your arch
itect will tell you 10 less than half
the replacement cost. Prompt pos
session. LOUIS r. SHOEMAKER,
1918 X st. NV. MA. S.1l66.
20
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
HOUSES UNfURNlsHEp

GRIN. COUNTRY HOUSE at 1907
| walker Mil I'd Sc. Space for gar
den. chickens. horses. RE. 5-549V.
s-RooM COTTAGE in country. sw
| mi. d. G.. on 3 secluded acres ct
1865 Walker MIL I'd. Sc. RE.5-54aa
KENsINGToN HOMEWORK SIC
for salea or rent. 6-rm. Cape Cod.
Full bsmt eony. to school. $40
FALLS CHURCH. 3-bedrm,
brk.: 2is baths. 2 fireplaecs, rec.
rni. screened porch; close TO school
! and shop JE. 2-1946. 10
lHETHESDA--3 bedrms. and den: q
! story older home. oil heat; close
in: Ss5 month, o. 4-4lsT.
COLOMBIA PINES--;i- bcdrnn. brick
1 ramb. full bsmt,: available now;
4 Sl45 per mo Can be rented with
option 70 buy Call "; A-O9Ts till
| .. LARcHMcNT REALTY, ING,
FALLS CHURCH RENTALS AVAIL.
ABLE. $i25 10 SlSl a month.
Generals estate with 30 acreH can
MAN ESTATES. JE. a-osS6,
CHEVY CHASE, D.--3 bedrnns.. !?
Oct. is. $3.50 mo. OIL. e-7b77'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-10-08
REAL ESTATE SALE OR ExcH
HOUSES FOR sALE--N.w.

AMER. q. Park, SIC. 750---Fine:
quality, det. .vhite-brick colonial
S3rd and Brandywine: 1st-dool
Law: 3 bedrms.. bath on End noor
FUN bsrlit.. garage, FRANK p
PH1LLIPR. nj. f-141i; ewes. OIL
TEERsifecAN UNIVERSITY PARK
454l Ard place---;,-bedroom brick
sSI5,a50. Newly painted and deco
rated, exceptionally nice kitchen
very low maintenance cost; walk,
ing distance to st. Anne's and
Janney schools, bus and shops,
Open Sunday from. /. Wisconsin
% Albsrmarle St, left 70 43rd PLACE 4,
s-as4S. OF DON MERRYFfELD q
TI0HE WOODS, Realtors. EN-
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK-By own.
Err. Newly decorated brick Colo
NAL: q bedrms,, "a baths. sep. din
T mum az s,s 's anansinl p' sVal ZEN fM
S-o30S. -
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

WILL SHARE ATTRAC. HOME. with
retired lady: very reas.; good OPP
pcrtunity. Mo. 6-sas9. -
ALEX. : SHIRLEY hwy. - Custom
built 3-hedroom rambler with car
port on wooded h.aere iot WIZ,
electric Kitchen, West. washer. eye
level oven. Seeing Is believing. Only
3 months old. Owners untimeiy
transfer is your. chance 10 get 2
home that is really different, Si,50ql
down will Include settlement and
assume $1,000, 4MaG loan 9 Slos
per month total payment; Hep riea
SiS,a50. EXCLUSIVE. z. r, STEFFEY,
LIE 4.ai41 and JE 2.4aTO. I'll
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IMMEDIATE
!. OCCUPANCY

IMMEDIATE
OCCUPANCY
GaEESNyAy DOWNS
Newly redecoratea 3-hedrconi C0lo-
mali rec. rm.i fenced yard. barbe-
JEFFERSON VILLAGE
3-hedrooEn Culonials fireplace, sepa-
rate din. rfn.. dishwaSher. dispersal
VIRGINIA FOREST
8 hedroom rambler nfeplaces ettit
STORAGE w a1sg Kk sladiP ss''
8 bedroom rambler. full easement.
fireplace. separate din. rfi.; STAG.
OAK KNOLL
4 -bedroom Cape Cod; famiiy-stxe
kit; terrace. fenced yard; dish
Nasns.jE fr PERSON VILLAGE
4-hedroom Cape Cod: separate din.
RIM; fenced Yard rec. rm.s S145.
VIENNA WOODS
3-hedfoofn rambler:
tlii basement, complete cleo. kit;
e3ny. TO shops and schools.
ARFAX REALTY, INC.
JE. a-I45n ---a
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