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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-20
SWALLOW FALLS

The Homemakers' Club met at
the home of Mrs. George Brown
ing on Friday evening for its
Christmas party. Games were
played and presents we're pre-
scented and refreshments were
served.
Mrs. Luther Werdcbaugh, Mrs.
Katherine Spikcr and Mrs. Nor
man Ream and daughter visited
Mrs. Daley Lewis, Corinth, w. Va,
on Tuesday.
Theodore Sincs and Rev. J c.
Skipper visited Mr. and Mrs Jas
per Sines, Thomas, w. Va, on Sat
urday.
Barbara George spent Sunday
evening with Sandra Skipper
Mrs Estella Lewis visited her
son, Carl, at Hopemont, w Va,
Sunday.
Mrs. Clarence A. Maybe spent
Sunday with Mr. and Mrs. Theo-
dore Sines.
Visitors at the home of Mrs Bert
Ream the past week were Mrs.
Katherine Spiker, Mrs Eva Ola
YER Mrs Carl Winter, Mrs. Arden
Skipper and son. Michael Hine-
baugh, Mrs Luther Werdebaugh,
and Mrs. Victor Kope
Mrs. Luke Bowman visited Cliff
ford Warwick in the Garrett Coun-
ty Memorial hospital Monday
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-20

In the days of the Saxons. was
hail. was popular greeting
meaning "health to you" 1t later
became a Yuletide drinking toast.
and cups of hot wassail we're given
to visiting Christmas carolers.
Here is the recipe for a cherry
bowl which will help extend
hearty welcome to your Christmas
guests.
CHRISTMAS WASSAIL
quarts sweet cider
whole cloves
/ three-inch stick Of cinnamon
whole allspice
u cup light brown sugar
juice of 6 oranges
(16 to 20 punch cups)
Simmer the cider, spices and
sugar for Is minutes. Let stand for
IL hours. Then add orange juice.
Strain, reheat and serve.
Serve wassal hot from a large
bowl and green cherries, orange
slices or small baked apples float
ing in it. Place the bowl on a
holly-trimmed tray.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-20
Water Is Key TO Safe
Fresh Indoor Tree

Water is the key to keeping a
Christmas tree fresh after It has
been brought indoors.
Every indoor tree should be an
chored In a container that holds
five or six inches Of water. The
butt of the tree first should be cut
on a slant an inch above the end
of the trunk.
Water should be added to the
container every day to replace
that taken up by the trees or lost
by evaporation. Ample water
makes a tree less infammable and
gives it better color.
Any Christmas greenery will
stay fresher If sprinkled with wa
ter.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-20

Charles Dickens famous Christ
mas Carol was not the most popu-
lar of his Christmas stories during
his lifetime, nor was It the one he
hoped to be remembered by.
DR.. Ada Nisbet, who did extern
sive research for a book on the
famous English author, states that
the most popular of Dickens
Christmas stories In his day was
THE Cricket on the Hearth" q
poignant story Of a father who
tries to shield his blind daughter
from the realities of life.
at outsold Dickens familiar tale
of Scrooge and Tiny Tim by two
to one," says DR.. Nisbet, an as
sociate professor Of English on the
Los Angeles campus of the Uni
versity Of California. 1.-TWO weeks
after its appearance in 1845 dra-
matte versions of The Cricket
were playing at IL different thea
tres in London alone"
Dickens own favorite OF his
many Christmas stories, and the
one he hoped would give him last
ing fame, was 1.-THE Chimes" AS
he was writing it, he enthusiastic
ally wrote a friend that it would
knock The Carol out Of the field"
But the public did not take to
1.-THE Chimes" probably because
1t was filed with uncomfortable
topical satire. 1.-THE Christmas
CAROL survived and became in
creasingly popular, DR.. Nisbet be-
lieVes, because it is cheerful and
"Christmasy," with social doc
trine shapeless enough to be ac-
ceptable to all.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-20

The music will be provided by Joe
Anastasi and his orchestra from
UniontoWn Pa.
Plans for the dance were made
by committee named at the
Homecoming dance. They were
Gary Fratz, Edgar IIarman, Mrs
Don IIershberger Ross Selby, Jr.,
Kathleen Emory Dolores Frazce,
Bill Speicher and Louise Codding-
ton, Adviser for the group is Oar
rcll Malone.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-20
Northern Hi Alumni
Plan Holiday Dance

The newly organized Alumni as
ISOLATION OF Northern High school
is sponsoring a holiday dance on
December %, from 9 to II in the
Northern High gym Admission will
be $50 per couple and Sl00 stag.
Refreshments will be served free
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-20
WHERE TIME STARTS

The starting point of time is the
admiralty's date line, which curves
east and west of the 180th mere
dian in such a way that It lies al
ways in the ocean.
First to welcome each New Year
are the residents Of the Chatham
Islands. New Zealand, just east Of
the line.
From its starting point, the New
Year moves westerly at the speed
of 1000 miles per hour.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-20

State Department challenged
Russia to allow U.N. observers in
side Hungary to determine truth
of Soviet charges that Hungarian
revolt was stimulated from the
outside"
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-20

Two lawyers for oil company
were fined $500 each for failing
to register as lobbyists while work
ing for congressional passage of
last winters natural gas bill. They
pleaded guilty.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1956-12-20

ceptible to attack by some types of
nematodes, that no rotation can be
suggested at this time.
Investigations are also being
conducted to test new chemicals
for nematode control.
Evening star., 1956-03-11

Mrs. Gladstone williams fun
and fashion show. Crystal
Room, Willard Hotel, 1890
pm.
MOUNT VERNON JUNIOR
College fashion show-tea at 3
pm, staged by Julius Gar
finckel g. Co.
DESSERT AND FASHION
show at l pm. for Fedora
ton of Republican Women of
Prince Georges County. Doro-
thy Hines doing the commen-
tary for the Hecht Company
in their Silver Spring Audi
torium.
CHEVERLY COMMUNITY
CHURCH will have a 1870
pm. fashion show staged by
Hecht's.
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vile. Md, from $50 to II am.
THE JUNIOR WOMAN'S
CLUB of Silver Spring will
stage a benefit fashion show
at $3.50 pm. at the Montgom-
cry Hills Junior High School
Auditorium with fashions from
Frances ct Frances. THE
Easter Parade" is the show
theme. Mrs. Francis x. Nee
han is in charge of tickets.
FRIDAY
LUNCHEON SHION
SHOW, Jelleff's, Palladian
Room, l pm. at the Shoreham
Hotel.
COCKTAIL FASHIONS at 6
pm, Mayflower Hotel Lounge,
with Sue Boteler of Jelleff's
staging the show.
SATURDAY
WASHINGTON PARTY,
Evening star., 1956-03-11
BEAUTY ROUNDUP
Some Preparations
ToAid Beauty Quest

bubble bath. Jean Mates bath
bubbles" are in liquid form and
serve up peaks of bubbles
pretty enough to rival the stiff
est meringue. 1t scents up your
bathroom with fresh citrus
tanged smells.
Even with a Waring blender
you certainly aren't going to
run a bushel of strawberries
through it for a bath-so settle
by all means for bath bubbles
by Nate. At Hecht's, Julius
Garfinckel & Co., and Wood
ward & Lothrop.
BABY'S TRAVEL KIT-The
new Johnson's baby kit is
designed to meet the needs of
today's babies who are con-
stantly on the move with their
parents these days. Whether
it's a vacation. an overnight
trip, or a trip to grandma's
for several days, all baby's
toiletries are together in an
attractive plastic case in a
plaid design that is a sunny
Evening star., 1956-03-11

2 and 6 pm. Hecht Wash
irigton store auditorium, for
women only.
SODALITY GUILD of st.
Jane De Chantal Church,
Bethesda, will have a Hecht
Company fashion show staged
for them. The benefit show
starts at $50 pm. and will
feature Spring and Easter
fashions for tots through
teens. Teena Coe will COM
mentate.
ROCK CREEK FOREST
School PTA, Chevy Chase, will
have a fashion show at $3.50
pm. staged by Hecht'S. Jeanne
Ort is the show commentator
NORTHWESTERN HIGH
SCHOOLS Home Economics
Department will stage it's
annual fashion show at Sidney
Lust's Movie Theater in Hyatts-
Evening star., 1956-03-11
IT'S A DATE
MONDAY

I. MILLER opens up its
newly redecorated Connecticut
avenue shoe salon at 1889
Connecticut avenue with a
series of six shows featuring
Millerkins, Evins and I. Miller
designs shown with the New
York dress collections of ia
nous designers. TIME: 2 to
4 pm. each afternoon through
the 18th. The collections start
ing Monday will be those of
Monte Sano & Pruzan, Trigere,
Clare Potter, Anna Miller,
Oleg Cassini. and on Saturday
that of EStevez.
LUNCHEON FA SHION
SHOW. Jelleff's. Mayflower
Hotel Lounge, l pm, with Sue
Boteler doing the commentary.
FOR WOMEN ONLY. a
Figure Forum showing at 2:30
pm. of new girdles. corsets
and bras at Hecht's Parking
ton Auditorium. Barbara
Frye will do the commentary
At Z pm. a repeat of the show
at the Silver Spring Audi
torium of Hecht's. On Tues
day and Wednesday the
Figure Forum moves to the
Washington store at 1880 am.
MISS JACKIE of Carnegie
Hats will be at Julius Garflnc-
kel & Co. during the day and on
Tuesday. All sizes and shapes
of new millinery will be mod
eled informally in the third
floor millinery salon those two
days.
ALSO at Julius Garfinckel's
for Monday and Tuesday is
May Rollin of Sapphire Ho-
siery. She'll be on the first
floor for customer consulta-
ton.
TUESDAY
LUNCHEON FASHION
SHOW, Casino Royal, l pm.
Patti Mayfield doing the show.
HECHTS Jeanne Ort will
do the fashion show for the
Hollywood Homemakers at the
Hollywood Elementary School.
College Park, Md. at $3.50 pm,
WEDNESDAY
INGA'S FASHION ANGLE.
1890 pm. at the Sheraton
Park Hotel with fashions from
Selma's and Schwartz jewelry.
Television show time at 2::30
pm.
AI2FORCE OFFICER S
WIVES CLUB luncheon fash
ion show. Hannah Troy Col
lection by Julius Garfinckel &
Co. at the Sheraton-Park Hotel
at 1890 pm. On Thursday the
collection will be modelled in
formally at the store from
10 to 5 pm.
THURSDAY
HILLANDALE WOMAN'S
CLUB annual fashion show
tonight at Adelphia Mills.
Sylvia Dewey will do the fash
ion commentary. Fashions
from the Darling Dress Shop.
FIGURE FORUM repeat at
Evening star., 1956-03-11

towelette is an ample 81ax6-
inch size and is ready for in
slant use being already moist
ened with a freshly fragrant
cleansing lotion. Each one is
sealed in it's own tiny, wafer
thin foil envelope.
Many people keep them on
hand for grimy little fingers
of their tiny tots and to re-
move travel CRIME and smudges.
Tired makeup comes off beau
tifully and the lotion is eff
cient, Gle anses S thoroughly,
dries quickly and you are left
refreshed and clean.
AS a picnic hamper extra"
It's a must. And pretty soon
It'll be time to head for Rock
Creek Park. The packets are
at Jellef's, julius Garf1nckel
& Co., Woodward 81 Lothrop,
Kann's and Lansburgh's.
X X X X
EASTER TIME is a time for
gift t-giving. In the days Of
the Car, beautifully jewelled
eggs OF enamel work were Gre
ated by the court jeweller.
Faberge. These were so treas
ured by the recipients that
many are now to be found in
museums.
Imaginative Elizabeth Arden
for several years has put all
her jewelled eggs into one de-
sign basket. You can find the
Evening star., 1956-03-11

perfect Easter gift in her I'M
usual packaging of a simulated
jewelled egg that comes in
white, yellow, pink, blue, or
lavender trimmed with vel
vet ribbon, flowers of SPAR
king with pearl and rhine
stone jewels that holds a
perfume vial of Blue Grass,
My Love, or On Dit.
For a co-ordinated fragrance
gift this Easter think about
the Blue Grass basket that
comes in a heavenly blue color
and is filled with such goodies"
as Blue Grass Flower Mist,
soap, dusting powder and fluffy
milk bath petals. In addition
If you prefer another fragrance
there is a June Geranium
basket of pink, filled with
beauty products in this scent.
X
BATH TIME FAVORITES-
If you lived in another age
you might have enjoyed a bath
time fragrance composed of
strawberries, raspberries and
rose petals. Other favorite bath
ingredients have included bay
leaves, thyme. marjoram, pen
nyroyal, mint, rosemary. eu-
calyptus and lavender. Besides
rose, jasmin and orange flow
ers were also in these early
times recipes.
Marie Antoinette bathed in
q mixture of wild thyme and
Evening star., 1956-03-11
BEAUTY ROUNDUP

One of the incest gifts you
can give a convalescent is a
box of WASH-N-DRI. The
packets of MATCHBOX size
help clean the face and hands
in a jiffy without water. soap.
or towel being needed The
Evening star., 1956-03-11

marjoram to which sea salt
was added. Spinach, it was
claimed, made an excellent
bath. From brandy to barley
flour, from almonds to lily
roots our ancestors sought un-
usual sources for their sweet
scented baths.
Today it's a different story
No time and trouble involved
in having a variety of delight
fully scented bath requisites.
A delight never dreamed of by
long centuries Of bathers is
Evening star., 1956-03-11

yellow and white. It's wash
able, scuffproof and Reliable.
All the skin care items needed
are in the case that can fit
into an over-the-shoulder bag.
The kit holds oil, cream, pow
der, lotion, soap, all in special
-kind-to-b baby skin formu-
las.
There are also sterile cotton
sWabs and two handy pockets
in which tissues, wash cloth,
and baby pins can be stored.
It's available at drug counters
and infants departme en- t S
everywhere. Makes a wonder
full shower gift idea, too.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

TOP PRICES paid for well-secured
End trust notes on D. C. property
ia 9-0396. 20
MONEY ON End TRUSTS We will
BUY End trust notes. D. C. nearby
IIONAL MORTGAGES g. INVEST
MENT CORP l3l2 N, Y ave. NV.
MA S-5S33
ton low rate MccLAiNE. 2iOO
Wilson blyl. Arl. ia 2-3300
end TRUST OWNERS ATTENTION!
Don't sell before getting my prompt
1Ssoirtey s9P s %2fiSK olet Hs Ma
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
pur BARLOW REALTY CO. Real
tors 1881 q I. n ". ME. S-2495
list AND End TRUST money avail
able on virginia properties. houses
refinanced. Courteous. discreet han
ding. Phone TE 6-1400 or TE
6-7343. AL BAKER e. SON. INC.
sos N. Washington St, Alex. Va
list, end, Bird TRUST LoANS-cour-
teous, discreet and immediate han
dling on all applications. APEX
BE, Realty co ST ST 'Slt 6I;. xc 80.
all types of md trust notes at bis
discount, complete appraisal OF each
&c, :, on our p,a mailing lisito, 33l5 In
REFINANCING Isl and md trusts
REALTY CORP, lA24 x st. NV
DI. r-3i5l or OIL 4-433i. II
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GARAGES
MACHINERY and EQUIPMENT

BULLDOZERS FOR SALE-Mishty
Kat the deal piece Of equipment
for landscaping work. soddine
hack fill. levi Hercules motor
hydraulic control weight '.:i5n
lbs can be hauled IN a pickup
truck will consider car or truck
IN trade As low as 81. 315 For
farther details call IA 1-7a6l
after i an 80
'TD-9 INTERNATIONAL front END
loader, new conditions terms. TU,
1-03l after } pm. pc
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

TOP PRICES paid for IND trust
notes HAROLD B. BoNART, DI
i-05S0: ewes, OIL 4-5941. -29
good makers D c, prop. Is disc. DI
1-SSaU -
I EXCELLENT WHITE VA. End
TRUST, l and ) year maturitieS.
viii sell separately or packaged.
ia 1-oo5f daV or ewes -36
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BOATS

sO-FT. HOUSEBOAT, located Capt.
tai Yacht Club 1920 Maine ave
sw.. has all household equipment,
including cleo range cleo. refgr j.
Contact CHIEF STEWARD TRAF-
TON at Capita Yacht Club in per.
son, No phone calls. 20
TAPE RECORDER to
swap for equal boat accessories
what have you JE. 3-Sf3@. after
CHRIS CRAFT 80: l4-ft. de luxe
runahout Just painted; Sl95. call
JU. g-l4lo. "a
WILL TRADE $500 equity in beach
home tWest Beach for cabin
cruiser. RE 6-6S64.
EVINRUDE. "5-h.p.. and remote
controls; excellent condition; SOS
or offer. OIL. A-2961.
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INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont
sEMIDET.

sEMIDET. BRK. HOME; in perfec'
cond.; rented TO responsible tenant
for S77.50 per mo. A bargain al
$500. 81 500 cash above b. and
Trust of 81 900. Good rental loca
ton, of Penna. ave. Sc. RALPH
d. COIN, tn, 2-9200. rs
81 10th ST. S.E.-4-famil brick
mot converted. . rms, kit, ant
bath. New Individual heating plants
self contained. Monthly income
$3.50. Priced at $i7,500. BRUNO
INVESTMENTS, INC, ST. 3-3320
ewes, IA. .-9225. --26
DOCTOR-A fine 5-room suite TO
your personal use In very popula
southeast p. @. County. This com
mercial corner also has eXcellen
return on investment from ) add
tional tenants. Priced at ia time
annual income. 1900 cash viii
handle. T. D. BURGESS, 10. Y
1900.
ALEX. CITY--S-unit brick apt
house, Close in, l blk. to bus. Neve
a vacancy in 3 yrs. Less than ~
times; should show l5es return
net. Exclusive, E. F. STEFFEY. JE
i-3441. 80
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT

ATTRACTIVE OFFICES available
eee.ntra'lv located Phone MA: y
coNN. AVE. mr. Mayfower Hotel
Comb. Office and furnished apts -
large. rms. kitchenette. bath. $ so
month NE S-l44O. III
NEW. MODERN OFFICE BUILDING.
adj to the Capitol; air cond., COM
CARRIERS sLpG', 90 indiana ave- ;s,
NV Telephone bids. ONCE Elk -
CORNER 9TH AND r SITS. NV,
Atlas Bldg .-Attrac. ofices, variety
OF sizes. eley bldg. conv. location.
Apply $40 Est NV RIM. 10. &c
LIZ DROIT BLDG. .S00-Sin = ST:
n.w.--ist-f. space including use Of
location. Apply $40 + st. NV.
10Th Sn AND PA. AVE, e45 pa "a ave.
NV Bright. attrac. ofices. elev
BLDG. good location. reas. Apply
SO r st. n;ST I'm. -; %
conference. library: carpeted. air
available 10 attorney. trade asso
or corp 18th and x SITS. NV. tx
iIfTS9SSSSSEY SPACE. once in at.
tractive suite l4th and q, library
reception room phone service and
receptlonist CAL RE. 7-Tiat -
= vi az I briysts ro o,. =, Eye sui "
partially furnished RE f.ffG@
AIR .COND., mod bids 200 50 II
open, Sle5 mo. Ample parking
Brokers protected. CO. i-053t.
30
pOt 10th ST NV. Newly decor
wired for a-c.i maid and ianitui
Strv. low rental Sgle rm. $50
SILVER SPRING OFFICE and Nv.
ms quarters suitable for unmat.
ried doctor or lawyer. ~. 5-4j54
--25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-25

YOU interested in close-in loca-
ton How about 2l2-bath tire.
mendous split-level with huge walk
In closets2 Also a n3-ft. living
room with brick wall, formal dinina
room. > huge bedrooms and . baths
UP ultra modern kitchen diShwashei
and pantry closet. And tremendou,
picture windows and a half bath
Sure IFS Gil approved with only
= 80 down and Sl3s per month
TOTAL.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

CORNER 18th AND VI SITS. NV.
ODD. Marsh. and Alan once Bldgs
and. block from Rims Bids. and
lBM vacant lot 5.x30 II. Ideal
for once BLDG LLOYD HOL-
LANDER, Elk 3-340s or HE. 4
!; WOODED ACRES in Montgomery
County, close in between Persim-
mon Tree and Brick Yard rds.,
facing Macarthur blvd. Al 81 400
per acre. This presents an excellent
capital gain opportunity, Call own
er after 7:3O pm. weekdays, OIL.
DtPo%iT CIRCLE AREAS units
converted apt. hse Priced So times
annual rent. OWNER. DU, T-bd04
h. l. AVE. mt, Rainier,. lst com.
mereial, b0xl50. house with 6
T T%s on and asy oashs ISL With cs 81 So
6 NcELIENr M NV, '''i IocATIoS-
income. SO 900 year A good buy
that will show large net returns
Price SGD 600. Mr.. West GOSS
REALTY CO, INC, Ma. s-la53
PENNA. AVE. N.w.-3.story brick
Income Si35ic year. WIN Sell
or trade Price. SiaO. 900 MI
West Goss REALTY co INC
MA S-i,ia3 .-2I
;iO.A ACRE GRAZING FARM. 80 mi
y c mr. growing city Toe OF lie
federal dam. VIII then become de-.
SclOpmer' prop Ions river from
taee luU.acfe lake site good bids
WO G-Si3s
sg.FAMlLY a.story apt, good ne
location Beautiful condition new
oil burner Priced Si6nO0O IN.
~ nscsrets ~ r., va Hinlst sst
JOHN L. SHELTON, Realtor, 10
$4,000. --25
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800: WISCONSIN AVE- nice
building; 500 mo. incl. all utils
and daily janitor service. GEO. W
ROBERTSON. Realtor, 1896 Wis
ave. OIL. 2-2l"3 p pm. 81
PRIVATE ROOM, unturn. in law
once; attrae: RECEIPT. rrn.; 18th nr
ENTIRE SUITE OF Z executive ofices
with soft. RECEIPT. rm., In excel
downtown location. with nearby
parking space avail; compl. and
luxuriously furn,;. draperies. wall
to-wall carpet, eft. executive desk
posture chairs, etc: viii lease all o.
s ans EFT s seTg avail. For apt.
FRoNT, AIR.COND. OFFICE: Ice
mod eley. bldg; low rent. Apply
DIXIE REALTY CO, Acts, ifIi
DOCTOR-A fine broom suite for
your personal use in very popular
southeast P. @. County. This com
mercial corner Is also for sale. Has
excellent return on investment from
, additional tenants. Priced at ~.
times annual income. $1,000 cash
viii handle, T. D. BURGESS 10
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-Air con.
ditioned' . lse rms. with private
lavatory. Low rent for right
tenant Call OWNER, Ma. S-2iS9
10Th AND EYE NV.
I-rm,, suite. air-cond., elevator
bldg. parking avail, immed. occu.
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LOTS. ACREAGE SALE Cont.
Attention. Builders

II you're looking for lots in the
the verv best sections of Montgomery
County that you can't afford TO let
pass, These lots have all utilities
available, together with plans and
financing. Call RE 1-"4fl or ewes.
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POTOMAC. MARYLAND

In the heart of the Potomac Hunt
area. The chance OF lifetime if SOU
Wish to live in WASHINGTON most
desired location. l3ia acres with
.050-foot frontaee on Piney Meet
ing House I'd. All cleared and planted
in grass. 3 groves of trees. Wonder
ful for anyone wanting an estate
and room for horses One OF the
highest elevations in the area with
a beautiful view over the country
side To be sold In its entirety. not
IN parcels. Call OWNER, Pc -
3I45 after 6 pm -26
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CASH

Let Northeast specialists sell your
home. We know this area from A
to z. Cali Immediately and take
advantage of spring market.
WOODBRIDGE REALTY, NO 7-1203
.377 RHODE ISLAND AVE NE,
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FARMS Cont.

80 ACRES mr.. Howard County Hunt
fireplaces, oil-ht. bldgs.. incl. Is nice
box stalls barn. dairy. Wonderful
COW neighborhood BRECKIN.
RIDGE e. HANNA, Ellicott CITY 346
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THE

Financing here will please you,
and only months old. this 3-hed d.
room special has modern equipped
kitchen large dining room and full
basement. II carries a Sl6.1 3
30-year. 4iars GI loan that can be
assumed By you. owner transferred
must SELL Possession in a mat
ter Of DAYS. Pay Si,S25 and assume
this al opportunity located in North
Arlineton. convenient TO everything
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WeStchester Estates

New subdivision now building
Allentown rd., Camp Springs. Md
Water. paved streets, curb and gut
ter. 3 blks. to school. public trans
portation Suburban living. yet 10
Minis. to D. c. Restricted to protect
your investment. Will subordinate
to qualified builders. LA. $4,000,
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SELECT-SKY ACRES
For the discriminating huver

We offer the most attractive recrea-
tlon-summer home building sites in
Virginia. consisting OF 10 acres OF
more each. Magnificent view. rolling
elevations, 700 to 900 fl above the
fertile Loudoun County valley. Noun
tain spring water flows through this
property. Excellent location for
m0untainside lake. SELECT REAL
ESTATE: Harry Huntley Purcell
vile. Va, phone GILL. F. V. White,
Washington, OIL 2-5iS.i L.
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALs

FOR CHESAPEAKE BAY PROPER.
TIES. cottages. VI round homes
building sites rentals insurance.
it's CHESAPEAKE CO INC oper
daily. Chesapeake Beach Nd Phone
Alpine 7-3SSl
LONG BEACH. st. Leonard. Md
81 Ibu will NY a lot BOX 90 II.
! blk from the beach OIL. $3.50
or ewes EN- 2-91s6. REED REAL
LAKE JACKSON. 70 #. frontare on
water. JE. $500. 20
POTOMAC RIVER FRONT-Com-
muting distance; yesr-round ma
screened porch. sandy beach, safe
bathing, good fishing and Grabbing.
pier: boat. left inboard Correct
Craft: 4-75 Gray marine included
OWNER. TU n-4InH IN