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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-19
The Democratic Split

In the past year a vast amount
of anita dministration propaganda
has flowed out across the country
about the split among the Re
publicans on foreign policy Ac-
companying this. somewhat as a
side line, has been a stream of
personal Eisenhower disparage-
ment mostly about trivial matters
but to the broad general effect that
the President has shown no lead
ership' of his party That, at the
moment, is the favorite anti-Eisen-
hover slogan
Neither of these lines seems to
have done either him or his Adj
minisration any particular harm.
though both have been pushed
rather to extremes, However, there
are several things to be said of
them. First, it must be freely adj
mitted that there is truth in the So
called split" 1t is impossible to
deny this in view of the continued
hostility toward the Eisenhower
Dulles policies as to Formosa and
Indonesia of Senator William
Knowland. of California, Republi-
car Senate leader, and a few other
party figures. But, after this con-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-19
WEBSTER TURNKEY

Webster Turney, aged S. years,
died in Baltimore on Tuesday, May
H. He was a son Of the late Frank
and Susan Fox Turney and was
born in Accident May %, 1900
Surviving are one daughter,
three brothers, Roy c. Turney, of
Accident; Harry n Turney. Puy-
allup. Wash; Gilmore Turney, of
Washington. D. c. one sister, Mrs.
Stanley Wolfe, Orlando. Fla
The body arrived at the Leighton
Funeral home this morning and in
terment is scheduled TO be at Ac-
cident on Thursday afternoon with
services in charge Of Rev. William
f. Carlson. pastor of ST Pauls Lu-
theran church there.
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and others to impose a Loyalty
oath upon the delegates from the
South in 1852 would not be re-
newed However. he added. men
tioning the names of Governor
Shivers Of Texas, Governor Ken
non OF Louisiana and Governor
Bvrnes of South Carolina that dele
gates from these states would not
be permitted to take their seats if
they had failed to support the
party nominee Mr. Stevenson in
1852 Al first Mr.. Butler seemed
TO support this punitive proposal,
but later after it had been vigor-
ously denounced by Senator Byrd
and others. appeared to retreat
from Though not very far.
A second result was in the any
thing but startling disclosure that
neither Mr.. Butte" nor Mr.. Mitchell
is popular in the Democratic party
either personally or politically
This was evinced by the almost
total lack of favorable response to
their suggestions. Senator Byrd as
has been said expressed himself
forcefully as unfavorable Governor
Shivers, after a conference with
Mr. Butler, flatly declared that if
Mr.. Stevenson was renominated he
would again not vote for him
Nothing has been as yet heard from
Governor Byrnes, but if anyone
thinks he is going quietly to per
nit Mr.. Mitchell or anyone else to
lay down the condition under which
he can take his seat in a Demo
cratic convention they know little
about Mr. Byrnes Not even Gov
ernor Hartman, as Mr.. Arthur
Krock points out. could be per-
suaded to say he thought it good
idea.
The third and final result Cand
this was one altogether unforeseen
and most unwelcome by the propa-
gandistsl was to make it clear that
| their candidate, Mr.. Stevenson, is
not going to be drafted" in the
next convention. Opposition already
has developed. II he wants il this
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-19
DIED
MRS. BRUCE r. MOVERS

MRS. BRUCE r. MOVERS
Mrs Sadie Pearl Meyers, aged
81 years. wife Of Bruce r Meyers,
and ! former resident of near Oak
land. died al her home near Terra
Alta, w. Va, on Sunday. May /.
Born at Friendsyille, March 8,
1893 She was daughter of the late
Thomas and Alice Thayer
Surviving besides her husband
are three daughters Mrs Virginia
Lee Brand, Of MorgantoWn, W Va;
Mrs. ElCise Turner Terra Alta. and
Mrs Frances Lewis Of Albright,
w. Va; one SON William Guy
Meyers. of Terra Alta; also one
sister Mrs. Elsie Stottler, Terra
Alta; three brothers: Perry Thayer,
MorgantoWn: John Thayer. Pitts
burgh and Orville Thayer, Oak
land A sister-in-laW, Mrs Nrgie
Thayer, resides in Oakland
Mrs Meyers was member of
the Evangelical United Brethren
Church at Terra Alta and Of the
Terra Alta Unit l5l, American
Legion Auxiliary
Funeral services were conducted
on Wednesday afternoon May a,
from the Terra Alta Evangelical
United Brethren Church by the pas
tor, Rev. F. A. Tinney, DID. Inter
ment was in the Terra Alta Gene
terry.
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cession has been made the fact re-
mains that the great bulk of the
Republican party. d considerable
number Of powerful Democrats and
the people generally believe in the
President, his foreign and domestic
program and are satisfied with his
leadership This is not a partisan
statement 1t is attested by all the
polls, private and public.
A second thing that should be
said concerns the inspiration and
source of this propaganda Actual
ly, there is no secrecy about that
1t openly comes from Mr. Paul But
Ter, now chairman of the Demo-
cratic National Committee. Mr..
Stephen Mitchell. the former chair
man, still very articuIate, and the
Democratic pu Ii city machine
which he established Despite the
absence of Mr. Adlai Stevenson in
Africa and though in his most re-
cent speeches here he refrained
from personal attacks on the Presi-
/ dent. much of what the Messrs. But
Ter and Mitchell have been saying
and doing is attributed to MIR
Stevenson. The reason, of course
is that both Mr. Butler and Mr.
Mitchell are generally recognized
as Stevenson men, Each became
chairman as his personal choice
and each is working as hard as he
can to secure his denomination for
President next year. AT least such
is the view among politicians here.
1t is interesting to note that the
somewhat feverish activities of the
Messrs. Butler and Mitchell along
the ike must be Destroyer line
has had three definite and not at
all anticipated results One of these
was to reveal that the split" in the
Democratic party which gave Mr..
Eisenhower in 1852 three states and
several million voters in the South
still exists. Largely, this is due to
the genius of Mr.. Mitchell for dis
unity. In several recent speeches
he announced that the efforts of
himself, young F d. Roosevelt. Jr.,
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familiar voice called: Hello, how
did you like the old gentleman
1t was our well-knoWn friend, Mrs.
Custer. formerly Miss Mary Friend,
Of Pleasant Valley, speaking.
She told me that this man was
one of six millionaires who were
members of Saint Andrews. Of
which she was also member at
that time That, she said is why it
is called the "millionaires church. "
We thought he was certainly a
friendly millionaire.
Stop at Saint Andrews Church
when in Grafton You will receive
a most cordial welcome
Yours very truly,
Ernest G. Gnegy
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THE GREAT
GAME OF
POLITICS

By FRANK R. KENT
Copyright by The Baltimore Sun and 70
printed in The Republican by permission.
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Advertising deadline: Wednesday
noon. Rates made known upon APP
plication-P Phone 2-2631.
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Married or single, this is good
counsel for all of us. Never let
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tired boiler maker for the Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad The de-
ceased was a son of the late Wes-
ley Everett and Anna Thorn
Rightmire Surviving are his widow
and two daughters, Miss Lucy J.
Rightmire technician at the Gar
rett County Memorial hospital, and
Mrs. Richard Glenn. of Grafton.
Funeral services were conducted
Tuesday in Grafton and interment
was in Bluemont cemetery in that
city.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-19
THURSDAY, MAY 10, 1855
Letter To The Editor
The Republican,
Oakland. Md.
Dear Editor:

The Republican,
Oakland. Md
Dear Editor:
The article in last weeks Re
publican: First Mothers Day Was
At Grafton" recalled pleasant
memories
One Sunday night. at the age of
eighteen we CHANGED to wander in
to Saint Andrews Church at Graf
ton and shared banquet with a
fine old gentleman
AS we were leaving the church.
with a lone stranger feeling, a
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-19
ADDITIONAL LOCAL ADS, TOO
LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

STARTED CHICKS LeChorns
and New Hampshires-every week.
Telephone Eglon 8-F-120 Thorne
Poultry Farm Horse Shoe Run, w.
Na-AdN. l2-tf.
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Wrath

You parents want something con-
structive to say to your offspring on
the wedding day Maybe this will
help.
Seneca. the Roman tutor. said:
The greatest remedy for anger is
delay. Beg anger to grant YOU this
at first, not in order that il may
pardon the offense but that it may
form the right judgment about it.
If it delays, il will come to an end :"
This ought to do very we'll for you,
even il you never heard of Seneca.
But if you want something really
potent try this: Never let the sun
90 down upon your wrath Credit
St Paul with this wise caution. 1t
simply means that we ought never
to go to sleep angry with each
other You can disagree without be-
ing disagreeable II you can't come
to a complete understanding after
reasonable discussion, resolve TO
take the matter up again at some
later time
Married or single, this is good
counsel for all of us. Never let
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-19

Floods and landslides in Japan
left at least IS dead or missing and
33 injured in southwestern part of
nation
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-05-19

time he has got to get out and
fight for it That is what the boys
say-and they say it like they mean
it
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w. {. RfGHTMIRE

w F. Rightmire. 10 of Grafton.
W Va, died in Garrett County Me-
mortal hospital Saturday evening.
He had been a patient there for
several days
\ native Of Grafton, he was a re-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-31

FORD 80 convertible; yellow, new
eond.: fully equipped. XII. S-6650.
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LINCOLN 1850 "i2I" sport sedan;
DsKota gray finish; +. and h.;
Hydra Matte drive, etc. A luxury
car priced 50 that you may buy
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FORD 1854 VS. Ranch WAGON:
Fors matte. radio and heater, GIa.
Ger blue finishi at, this y soo FoFd's
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FORD 1883 6-cyl. Tudor; beautiful
luggage tan. contrasting seat
covers, turn signals and many
other accessories; one owner. low
mi: extremely good cond. through
out. This is BARGAIN. $S45.
I Frank Small, Jr., Inc.
$500 Pa. Ave. Sc. Lu. 2-9S27
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FoRD i94s conysrtibls;. gocd top r
s295: BELL MOTORS. SOLO Wis.
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l TRS COR, Buick Dealer, Fla ave.
n.e. ct 6th. u. o-6464.
HUDSON 1852
Horne. club coupe. !, md j.. seat
S Eo asio nriee /. Sszb' . ~
| Wa,ayso,, pn0Ir Nhnvrnln%
hCIlyOll-EC GA NA1CN1OtC1
l2636 Wilson Blvd, Ari., IA. 2-000l
z77zSs5, 10 w..n ..5.5: -sdvc
hesfer bsautif,,i darE green IN,
1,. vs s;,,s sasaR one s4 SSynsr' WORTH
WHEELER, lNC.
| OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
| LARGEST WASHINGTON DEALFR
| 1900 Wisconsin Ave. En-. 2-l020
HUDsoN 70; s,sudsns .a assuT mi t. e
ASA must sen; acceps sny ia
Sonapie oner' Sont9eSaLo hh. Sr1AsL-
DON. nome, ~; 1 snS5. OF omce'
81. 5-04Ou. kAs. azoo -
HUDSON 80 Pacemakef 4-dr.: Onyx
black: r. and h.; real sturdy trans
| portation. Price reduced for Labor
BarrV-Pate Chevrolet
l1,es TetS q wv ~ r-raag
AnTrrf r8fir5 ~ ~ f,crsfa cffRS
JAGuAR 1851 1K-I2o roadster:
| $l.,2s5soa, Owner going overseas; NO.
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AUToMoBILEs FoR SALE

|OLDsMOBILEs Ie66-company of
aeial cars, very lox railssgs, neve.
'8s,is, New ODDS Dealer: Get ae.
sgSiHssS apSSic Me5fq1Ssss Sis Hc
Rockville Pike ct the airport. OIL
T-240O, 70. $4,000. 0pen Q 10 o
|OLDeMOBiLE 1884 ss6s" 2-dr.; hai
2-tone blue paint radio. and heat
er, low mileage. tinted glass: !
owner, This car Is like new; Sic
AnacoStia Motor Co.
CHRYsLER-PLYMoUTH. DEALER
ID 1855
oLDsMoBtLE 1855 ''eS" haTdtop;
striking cream End black, fully
equipped with Z. and b.. Hydra
Matte, power steering and power
brakes. electric windows, etc.; very
low mileage. neW-car condition;
Suburban Cadillac Odds Co.
1920 Asl. I'd. Beth. OIL. 6-770O
oLDsAfoBnR "a Rocket "s8" Holt
fniIy s ssSDsp;p.d t sssos cream 'niSh;
Capitol Cadillac-Old Co.
1879 22nd st. NV. ST. $1,000
OIDs 1854 Super .ss" 4-dr.: :. and
BEAUTIFUL 2-tone finish: looks and
performs like new. SI.995.
HOYLE MOTOR SALES
1717 r. I. Ave. NE. pu. 7-s3oo
%
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE
FORD 1851

Custom "S'' Tudor; Fordomatic. "a.
dio and heater. seat covers, seq
mist green. stock No. GIL, price !;
RSs a,,von.pack -hevrolat
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Hornet club coupe; r. and h.. seat
covers; sDarklinf black nnish. stock
Kenyon-Peck Chevrolet
|2636 Wilson Blvd. Ari.. IA. 2-900l
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WHEELER. INC

H Ss2s2 ss w wf'e .l sssds srs.n radlS
ish; very clean. one oyner' WORTH
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$50 ACRES

Attractive country home on
$50 productive acres, only 25
miles, from downtown Wash
ington. This l2-rooni, CENTER
hall home with living room
tI6x32) and fireplace blends
itself to gracious living. In
addition. the paneled dining
room, restful lbirary, large
kitchen with open fireplace.
4 bedrooms and bath. Tan-i
DOM width floors, porches
from which one can enjoy the
view Of Sugar Loaf Mt, are
only q few Of the desirable
features Of this charming
pace. The farm mas excellent
grazing and crop land with
60. acres Of woods. There are
2 tenant houses, large bank
barn, stable with box stalls
and other necessary outbuild-
ings for q farming operation.
In summation, this outstand-
ing country phase which hss
lie miles Of hard road 'front.'
age. is ideally situated.
Priced at S7S,750.
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BUSINESS PROP. foR RENT

4OeI BLADENsBURG Rn-oface
and lot. Once In brick BUILDING ap-
proximateiy 10000 50. IT,. with 5
Dldgs. suit. for garages or storage.
Lot eompl. fenced. Prop. suit. for
used cars or contractor. Cali Sun.
LU. 2-sl65. weekdays. Ii. 7-oa13.
ROCKVILLE. lot ssxl4o. excel for
used car lot or other businesses:
S75 mo, EN-. 3-I003, -23
IN HEART Of Eye ST.. medical dis
trict, modern. air-conditioned. l.iQ0
sq. It., 3rd-hoor waik-up.. Suitable
for dance academy, architect. re-
search laboratory. associs tion. IN
isi:ss; sssi ss.sfsiss'Se sS
AExfGAb2E AtHiinA l9 .ns ssoos, 5000 is 50. #.
Rainier: End commercial. light
nifs. warehouse. etc. ia. s-4i4o.
VALUABLE coMMRRcAL PR0P.
ERTY-seyersi Stores to lease;
corner bldEs. available; moperty
suitable for market. drug and other
small stores. Also have room for
night club: stores average 5000 to
5000 sg. &. Telephone ia e-76e0'
hOSSL1N. tA.--NeW piuB.i AusUvo
50. It,, 200-anp. cleo, service, 100
lbs. 50. &C. deck load: 5-yr: lease
avail. Reas. DILLON LAND CO..
SPACE ron LIGHT manufacturing
electrcnics, etc.. 1,000 sa.s II. OF
more, $55 Rhode Island ave. ne
10. 5.4464 weekdays.
100 OR 2200 SO. FIT. OFFICE and
door space. corner oilesi Icy l'saS rental, l
81. E.W.I, end dr.; freight Sleva-
tor. heat, light, Cd services tnelud. +;
low rental. THE BUTTON CO..
Az 9Th ST. NV. RE. 7-229A
ORGANIZATIONS :. Attractive fire-
proof once bldg, 35 rms. and bsmt.
PA oIl HNp lSsa MISN. III nvi AVIS. sErRsn. OF
sen; res. or bus: row brick. Q apts..
An. bsmt.: front and res1 entr.
GA. A. AVE- SILVER sPRING--Bsmt.,
approx 25x75. tile A., new bldg;
suit; ONCE storage; Ent; o.. ave
ANNABEL T. SHORT. u. 5-3e79
nAnDYNTN NYC
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FARMS

81 900 DOWN, s6s PER Mo.--5ls
ssas: ssS vi sf.ss ss@ Tfd'IR FI9 iql sssss s4sss
e. as aSsss' BE5SA sf5ES q a6ssD 81 D; & 2?
FlxRMETTE-la7 acres. iaeel FOR
pni Ss ks%i kSn oSss hSsS ssa9si,s sS %isl t.Ss sss
Sowns1Sn S.a.m Wss,ns.Sn g1aPd P;tcSeg
and appliances- iiv. -Tm., din. rm.,
With chickens, Development area.
Very rsssonahls, pick your ovn
terms, By OWNER. Phone Lepsh
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CHAIN STORE TENANT
FOGGY BOTTOM

sos q ST. Sc, Opp. Marine Bar.
Taeks--Here's YOUR chance for
security. Lge. 3-story home con-
verted into apis. and sleeping
rooms. Monthly income S525; low
upkeep. Can be bought for S1S.-
800. Perfect for retired couple
Mike Coughlin 10. 8-4446
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sToREs FOR RENT :.

ssa 4ts ST. Nh III; ,s. :S,; any sSI. b1ai- sa
rage: reas. RA, 6-4430. lis
DOWNTOWN. e st. at nth NV
moved to corner. Next door to
Wescbiers Auction. Large store,
low rent. Ne s-s696. lis
THIS CHOICE LOCATION - sur.
rounded with young families-with
growing needs and ready cash. Suit
able for children's wear. shoes. lin
gerie, linen. sport goods. Only store
IN block front Of successful mer:.
chants with chain supermarket
tt7xb0), tireproof. Double, show
windows. Parking front and rear,
r. rsssh 4gss gsssnti i.s 0is Svs n q onfs aoS
ooMERY. 1850 Lee hwy. IA; q
sSsSo. sSso, in shopping center. in lars.
ior BAKERY OR HARpWARE
sT0RE sESsH q recs; c., lsn. Ise. "a. slpNEs4 NsE.s44S
front, l6xes IT,, ] block from Hot
Shoppe: good retail spot. near
Giant store and safeWay; reasona-
Die rental TO satisfactory tenant.
r. D. STIMSoN. Realtor. MA; g.
19evs evs.purT .h,,.. ,o,s,,on n.u
Nh wS6esaI,r eS,se rstSi ro nUS
SR snss RoHRS RsEnss Jas' SG eIssss [sssa .Iser
1913 m 4 ST. s.E.--Lse., well aH located
store, adaptable for any purpose
asking $3.50 mo. M. PAUL HAN
NAN, 732 18th st. NV. ME; T.
q fBhI0cks from 9th and p sts. NV
--Nswly decorated. s1b Eye st,
BIS; III 7.ssss.z;., .aa "nasn '. ,0D ~
SMALL DOWNTOWN % M OWN ST. SIoEE-snsss Bus,
lease sysil. to best ofisrer Ii. !.
a3O4 rrc,rr~o,>, an n,
7sI2 OLD GEORGETOWN Rp. Be'
cation, lSitsble ior any type busi.
Frankfort. Ky.
sente! IN e aillendaIs Md s.1 a. excel
sye. THOMAS p, Walsh. ING;
E.aasas' Reasaltsers' siS ilth ST. NV DI
iish bsnnt. and 2nd.n. ONCE or apt
florists. etc. This area is movins
forward Why not share In prog.
rsss Cali Mr.. sIoLER, RA. 3.s431
N n. Capitol. & IA. zoos; s.6es;o. ''"''""
DSwN1owSeod v nov 1sss e, as store psr o;
Ss5. H. +. RANDOLPH. RE
or or once. Very low rental WALTER
A.. BROWN. l01s Vermont ave.
~ ss MAssASngsFTTs AssmSaeIss stsr. AvEi i4s3MyI NM
with full basement. MARSHALL J
,AD 4;G9o5; .go. -. .v, MN o..
WILLIAM VIII ans pusIN, %aatft ssio i2 g. fsRs an.
NV.
1905 18th ST. N.W.--Attraet. stor
Isi Da yses sep 'asD leSP
| cession to responsible tenants
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Realtors
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. .-36nG
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTH'RN MARYLAND

1891 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. $4,000
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTH'RN MARYLAND
/. 45 acres, . barns, streams, 1000
foot payed-road frontage; 20 miles
D. G. large trees ideal for subdivis
17th-century home. restored authenS
tically; 8 bedrooms. {ireplaces, 3
full baths. B acres lawn. terraced
gardens. virgin hardwood trees. 2
tenant houses, 2 barns, running
streams. where you can live as in
a,s the days Of e old , with modern e., -cons con;
, Anne Arundel County. 149-acre
Colonial estate, 10-room residence
built 1S45, completely restored.
modernized;, 5 large bedrooms, fire-
places, .2fs baths; 6-room tenant
% toSaeco barns. l wells: immediate sIi
possession; "a miles D. c.; S57 500.
4. Friendship, Groom home; k-acre
site, large trees; 3 bedrooms, glassed
back porch. screened front porch;
, immediate possession; 2S miles
p. G.; $1,000, 5000 cash payment,
S. owensviils, l4s acres. 1l-room
frame Colonial home, modernized;
2 tenant houses, complete farm
machinery, 2 tobacco barns; tim
Der. stream; Immediate possession;
80 miles D. CT; S3S,000.
o. Harwood, lts acres, modern -
room home, Handicapped; orchard,
large trees; "a miles ID. c.; $4,000.
z. acre, modern S-room home. full
basement; Friendship, near Chesa-
peake Bay; immediate possession;
ideal for doctor or. nursing home;
oil conventences: liberal mortgage:
28 miles D. c.; $4,000.
8, Shadeyside. 2hs acres, modern q
Bay: Ia baths. large screened
porch, basement, double garage,
hot-water heat; immediate posses.
sion; "a miles 2: c.; $l6. 900.
Cali MIS-. ai Williams. West Rive; River
44S1. CALVERT REALTY AGENCY,
Prince Frederick, Md.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

ROCKVILLE. MD.--Approx. 800
So: It. on ground A. M. E. SMITH
MEeThRi;oPoLiTxN hehi; WAREHOUSE CO.,
30 Fla aye "a 5e d,.s,b,,ny seRtTSly y, lSea!sd .s
ideal for broker, fact. rep. or any
one needing top service at econnom-
oy. dr.; End fioor, 1.650-sq.ft.
ONCE. Gas heat, 2 wsrms and l
shower: "a acres End comm. sox
1 l.sToRY BLDG., industrial. approx.
4.500 81; y; With R.R, siding. ,c rent
MffssTshoFFSSLiiT2S' ffssh Psi iHt2aSS'7 WASHINGTON -
$4,000 So. IT.; ONCE and warehouse
facilities: soc per sd. IT.; immed
occupancy. Apply to Box 2S4,V,
RfESFFRnIGERATED WAREHOUSE, Of
Bladensburg rd NO: $4,000 50. ".
on one floor. incl. offces. large
freezer compartments, garafe and
general warehouSing area. r.r. sid
ing and ample parking plus space
Tp tSr futSTe iMr exDansiS,o ss,ods KASsBsR 81 I'm
ISth ST. N.W.-io,000 50. IT,, con.
crete. one floor. Also 5000 SO. IT,,
sf:s Sss tsaoBRIE i;ssSSl issS;|sS AYE Me-
MoSEES hSS Es1s ASb 81; eoSyfs2ESr sl$ss9i in NJ.
81 'ne tt Dlsss,ss Rsssonisls be- ARH50 ap S4as w
SO n ST. s.E.-sEcQND CONNER:
sSa sR ss ,s$ T. %s 2" ,sSs$ 5sss ssI
oFTicE, 81. s.SSsa. HOME. IA,
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
COMMERCIAL FRONT.
ING on Georgia ave-: over 10000
50. feet with modern building, suit
able for ofiices. Call today for
information on this choice location,
terms to suit. MODERN REALTY
Nj sIaRG GRouND. close 70 new :
Kenilworth hwy. on Tuxedo rd
50, II. Priced below market. UN
4-0265. OWNER lis
900 SO. Fl. zoned Industrial on
b, q o. tracks; d. brick, hand
op. eleY.: immediate occupancy;
rent or sale reas. NO. 1851.
ATTENTION. SPECULAToRS - $40
Bryant st. n.W-6-rm., brick bldg.
porch; GOOD eond.; viii sell cheap;
owner must sell ct once. Make any
offer
End AND BRYANT ST. N. E.-5
rms: bsmt.; porch: gas heat; good
corid. Owner sacrificing ct un-
usual low price for quick sale. ANY
offer considered.
JONES REALTY CO.
DU. T-0656
Sun. I'll D, daily til p pm,
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pIsTRIBuToR's LOCATION

DISTRlBuTOK'B LOCATION
OR MANUFACTURING PLANT
Modern I-story buildins Win sttrae-
tive brick front. For executive once
area, tair eonditionedB. Right a.
the Pentagon. short distance TO al
METROPOLITAN Area, Wonderful sd
vertising location: 10000 SO. g.
large equipment: 14,0e0-sa. 1T.
fenced area; wide span construction
iayouts we have ever seen. Gould
mot be duplicated Of price Of .S190,-.
900. For full details or to inspect
phone Mr.. Moore. ewes. Oh 4-1774.
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO.
7a4 14th ct. NV. MA s-2s45
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DOWNTOWN GAITHERsBURo-An-
ticipated demands for commercial
facilities due to new Federal Gov
SO. IT,. 400-ft. frontage, priced at
speculative hgure. Call Miss Zaker,
FE. $4,000.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AD. 4-2005
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ATTENTION!

FOR sale or viii trade equity ts25.-
600 to S250sOQ1l in the following
Va. properties FOR income property
in the Wash. Metropolitan area.
fD Stafford County acreage with
ae, ,000-ft frontage on U. 8. No, /.
(2l Fredericksburg area - 4-acre
commercial tract. fronting y. b.
and State road: water ana sewer
available.
(3 fredericksburg area--130 acres
suitable for subdiy.; 3S acres al
ready surveyed into 12s lots VIII
water and sewer avatlable: s2
acres incl. lEe. brk. S-rm.. 4-batn
as Colonial Beach area, King
George County-60 acres with
300-ft frontaee on q. s. sol: To-
rm. house. outbldes.; excel. for de-
yelopment as motor court. restau-
For ' information. call or write
EiisABETH II, ANDERSON. IA.
T-i73a, 94l No. Highland, Arl. J.,