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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-03
Brothers

Mr. and Mrs. Tom Schockling,
Of Caldwell route |, are the
parents of Art, two years old and
Dougie, six months old, who are
pictured above. Grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. George Schockling
and Mr.. and Mrs. Roman Crock
Of Caldwell route 4.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-03
4olU>nal Society
PHONE 90
Noble County Sub-Distrid NJ. Y.F.
Banquet Held In Methodist Church
P H O N E 90

Noble County MYF. World Friendship
held Monday o'clock din
of the First Methodist church Caldwell with the WSCS
serving the dinner
The dining decorated by the Caldwell YF keeping
with the The
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-03

Mr.. and Mrs. Earl Mallett, of
Hiramsburg, are announcing the
birth of u son named Kevin
Lloyd on April Is at the Good
Samaritan hospital, GAINESVILLE.
Grandparents Of the new arrival
are Mr.. and Mrs. Alex Bettinger
of Middleburg and Edna Mallett
of Dexter City. The Mallett's S
have two other sons, Larry Is,
and LYNN, 8.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-03

MIR. and Mrs. Vincent James
and family, of Columbus, visited
this past weekend with Mrs.
Adele James and Atty. and Mrs.
Edmund G. James and sons, of
Caldwell.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-03
Ava N. Y. F. Holds
Special Services

The Ava MY.F. held a special
service Sunday evening at the
Methodist church with the Rev.
Robert Zinsmeister as the guest
speaker. The Rev. William Fos-
ter pastor of the church, assisted.
The Teen Trio" from Cam
bridge favored with number
of vocal selections. A feature of
the evening was the presentation
OF new bulletin board to the
church by the M.Y.F. Ruth Ann
Phelps, president of the group,
made the presentation and Roy
Clark, Supt. of the Sunday
school gave response in thank
ing the M.Y.F. The board will be
erected on the church lawn.
Mrs. Peggy Ellison is councillor
for the group and she is assisted
by Mrs. Evelyn Rayner. Mrs.
Lydia Ann Sorg is the pianist
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-03

Mr. and Mrs. Robert Radcliff,
Columbus, are announcing the
birth of a daughter, Tuesday,
May |. The infant weighed seven
pounds and Is ounces. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bill Radcliffe and Mrs. Pearl
Ralston are the grandparents.
Allie w. King is the great-grand-
father.
Mr.. and Mrs. David Morris. of
Belle Valley, are announcing the
birth of a son born April 20 in
the Guernsey Memorial hospital,
Cambridge. The new arrival
weighed eight pounds and l4R
ounces at birth.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. William GarriS,
of Reinersville, are the parents
of a son born April 20 in the
Marietta Memorial hospital.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul B. King,
of New Vienna, are announcing
the birth of a six pound, eight
ounce daughter on Friday, April
q at the Clinton Memorial hos
pital in Wilmington. The new
arrival has been named Sandra
Lynn. Grandparents of the new
arrival are Mr.. and Mrs. Otis
King of Summerfield and Mr.,
and Mrs. Stanley Ross of South
Solon. Great grandparents are
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Danford and
Mr.. and Mrs. l. H. King of Sum
merfield: Mrs. M. B. Moore OF
Fairbourne and Bruce Ross, OF
Jeffersonville.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1956-05-03

Photo Observation-Disclosures
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-24
Wagner
Unhurt in Melee

NEW YORK, June 90 (R.-A
wild scramble among some TO-
900 Puerto Ricans attending a
religious festival today very
nearly brought injury to Francis
Cardinal Spellman. Mayor Rob-
ert F. Wagner and others.
The melee occurred on the
For d ham University football
field, where the Puerto Rican
residents Of New York had gath
cred to celebrate the annual
feast of st. John the Baptist
patron saint of San Juan. Puerto
Rico.
A tradition of the observance
is the breaking of the "pinata, /"
a jug suspended from a pole and
containing gifts.
The Mayor, blindfolded, was
accorded the honor of breaking
open the jug with a paper-cov-
cred club.
Once he had done SO, the
Puerto Ricans, as is customary.
lunged forward in an effort to
grab the gifts falling from it.
The surging. shouting crowd
showed the Mayor about 10 feet.
N e W spapermen, photographers,
police and spectators were
knocked down.
However, police finally man.
aged to free the Mayor and Car
dinal Spellman, who was stand
ing nearby.
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the funeral for a young European
killed by the rebels.
The demonstrators screamed
for arms to fight the nationalists
and marched toward the Casbah,
chanting the "Marseillaise. I"
They forced several police bar
|riers.
Reinforced patrols finally
broke UP the riots, but incidents
mounted. Tension continued
high in the Casbah, which has
many residents of Spanish and
Italian origin as well as Arabs.
At the Bab-el-Oued District
next to the CaSbah, rebels shot
down a young Frenchman and
fought off several French police
cars. Two French policemen
were wounded.
A French paratrooper grabbed
and disarmed a hand grenade
tossed into a cafe where the
proprietor was giving a wedding
party for his daughter.
Another grenade wounded four
persons at a cafe nearby.
Shots continued to ring
through the city after nightfall.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-24
Europeans Storm Cosboh
In Algeria; s Die, Is Hurt

ALGIERS, Algeria, June % (H),
Fifteen hundred Europeans to-
day tried TO storm the Casbah,
the old Arab quarter used as a
hideout for rebel hit-and-run at
tacks. They were dispersed by
police and troops armed with
tommygunS.
The outbreak. followed by
rebel violence and police coun-
termeasures. left six persons dead
and l6 wounded in Algiers. Mil
itary patrols with tommyguns
guarded the streets tonight.
Dead were two Europeans,
three pro- French Arabs. and one
nationalist. Eleven Europeans,
four pro-French Arabs, and one
nationalist were wounded.
The violence erupted at the
edge of the Casbah after attacks
by a four-man rebel commando
band from the native quarter
killed two persons.
The commandos killed a Euro
pean merchant in the lower Cas-
bah district, then shot and
wounded three Europeans near
the Algiers cathedral. The rebels
also killed pro-French Moslem
and wounded a European cafe
owner.
Crowds of Europeans formed,
beginning with the mourners at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-24
Egyptian Voting
Reported Heavy

CAIRO. Egypt. June % (P).-
Unofficial reports from voting
centers tonight indicated a huge
majority had marked a little red
circle for Premier Canal Abdel
Nasser in Egypt's Eyes or no"
election of a president. Mr.. Mas
ser is the only presidential can
didate.
Great numbers of the 5.72 mil
lion registered voters. including
women for the first time. voted
throughout the nation today in
Egypt's first election in seven
years. At the same time they
were asked to vote on a new
constitution that will transform
Egypt's government from a nine
man military council to civilian
system governed by laws.
The first scattered returns re-
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ported by the interior ministry
gave Mr.. Nasser and the new
constitution an almost unani-
nous Endorsement. OF the first
$4,000 ballots counted. only 16
carried votes against Mr.. Nasser.
Given voting rights for the
first time, 100000 women were
registered. and a high proportion
Of them apparently cast ballots.
Egypt's most famous feminist,
DR.. Doria Shafik. Indignantly abb
stained, however, on the ground
that the new constitution is not
democratic and does not recog-
nize the absolute equality of
men and women.
Among women voting were the
wives of Col. Nasser and the
eight other members of the rev.
dictionary command council
which has welded supreme pow
er since the overthrow of King
Farouk four years ago.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-24

Turkish. The island. only 40
miles from the coast of Turkey,
was Turkish from 1871 until
1878 when it was signed over to
British administration.
The Turkish minority Is de-
|manding that any new constitu-
ltion giving the island self gov
|ernment include educational and
religious guarantees for its Mos
lem people. The Turkish gov
Iernment also wants guarantees
that Cyprus will not become an
eventual military threat to its
security.
Observers do not doubt that If
the constitution guaranteed the
Greeks a permanent majority in
the island parliament it would
mean eventual union with
Greece.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-24

(R.-Britain is preparing "gen-
Sypriots to settle their demands
k the United States to help sell
ed source said today.
ton Britain is taking. in moves
-month-old rebellion by Greek
may ask the United States to
help sell the plan to the Turks,
for there is a delicate question
in balance. Both Greece and
Turkey are members of NATO.
Obviously Britain does not want
to ALLEVIATE a NATO ally and
she could conceivably if she tried
to force her point.
Thus Britain may ask the
United States to act as a sort of
middle man in convincing the
Turks that their interests will
not be neglected"
OF Cyprus population. about
are Greeks and 100000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-24
British May Ask U. S..
To Sell Cyprus Plan

NICoSIA. Cyprus, June %
erous" new proposals to Greek
for self-government and may a
the plan to the Turks. an inform
This indication of the dire
toward q showdown in the i
Cypriots who want union with
Greece came as Sir John Hard
ing, the British governor. re-
turned from nearly three weeks
of consultation in London.
He was reported to have dis
cussed the new proposals while
in London.
The informed source said Brit
ain was approaching the prob
lem generously, from the Greek
point Of view" but the Turkish
minority on the island was a
stumbling block to a solution
because of its resistance to the
idea of Greek majority in a
Cypriot parliament.
Therefore, he said. Britain
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-24
Chile CordinoI Is go;
Gets 2l-Gun Salute

SANTIAGO. Chile, June %
(R.-Jose Maria Cardinal Caro-
Rodriguez, Roman Catholic Arch
bishop of Santiago. observed his
Goth birthday today.
Gravely Ill and given the last
rites of the church only eight
months ago, he now is reported
in good health. The government
fired a 2l-gun salute in honor of
the cardinal. Oldest member of
the College of Cardinals.
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LOST

snd on Ya TF sS1t !, r..
return Al papers to S 7. ]. SULLIVAN SUI RsfzSt
2640 Woodley pl NV. Pa
CAMEO, gold set, bet. 1871 F st. NV.
Ma. $1,000 ii z:sc pm. nv 's"Au
COLLIE. female: vic; COLLEGE Park, Nd.
stomach. brown spot on each eye. white
BELL aT To as4 ssS ER sm s44 Fly E.wsra
DOG, red Irish setter, 5 yrs, old: M.
Westeehester Apis: reward. Call Wo.
DOG, boxer, female, fawn With white
mask. white cross on back of neck;
ward. EX. s.oi2o or CO. s-5osa. -25I
DOG, short-haired collie, tan and white.
male, about / 8 mos old: answers toI
"Frisky tag No. 1904. Last seen
vic. 5000 Sth st. ne. ia. g-s596.
EYEGLASSES. in Florentine case: Vic.
81 Conn; ave and L NV; reward.
KEYS. on chain. with souvenir Of Wash
tnRtori. penny in middle: vic. 18th and
AVA probably 10th st. bus STOP
KITTEN, white Persian. male, deaf
spTing. reward. 10. 5.s417. -sS
breast gray wings: name Lucky:
companion Of elderly lady: Bradley
blvd: TAGGED. OIL. 2-6Ol4. pa
PARROT, dark green, vic. 10th and
s SITS. Sc: reward. LU. 1-3732. --25
PORTFOLIO, black leather contains
medical case records Of value only to
owner: reward. tn. 2-2563. IA
turauoise collar; name sta; .strayed
from West Park DR.. Lewisdale. Nd
Home Is College Park. Phone WA.
7-92S7 or HA. 2-9613. 26s
SINGLE SOLITAIRE DIAMOND, from
setting. large, white: area Union Sta
ton, June 8: reward. Call NE. S-0316.
d-sKIN FUR NEcKPIECE, bet 2iO0 blk.
Q st. NV and 200 blk. Mass; ave,
call MRS. MCQUEEN. IA $4,000.
WATCH, Bulova, between l4th and 18th
SITS, June 81: reward. SO. CO. 6-6426.
WALLET, brown. Columbia Theater, Fri
nights keep money Can ia. o-952S.
nut in mail hoy
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-24
FOUND

CLASS RING, suitland High School.
90, at Beverly Beach, Friday. June
Is. Ju. 1850
DOG, terrier Manchester, female. coll
lar. no tags: MONTGOMERY Hill Section.
Silver Spring. ~. 9-2295.
DOG, female, large. Light blond, mixed
breed: vic. $500 Coventry I'd, Alex
owner or good Va. home. XII. 9-3959.
DOGS. t2l. male and female. reddish
blond. may be part cocker: female
has freekles on face: collar on male.
LOST YOUR PET? CALI, WAsHING-
TON NTMAI RESCUE LEAGUE NO
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
Radio Todoy-wednesdoy August IS. 1856

AsteTisk DenOtes Programs TeIerast 10 Color
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TODAY'S RADIO
HIGHLIGHTS

500, WIDOW, WASH-FM-In
the Concert Hall: Bach, Con-
certo in C Major; Stravinsky
Petrouchka, Mozart, SYM
phony No. 81 in D; Beetho-
ven, Concerto No. l in D.
1855, WWDC Baseball: Bob
Wolff and Arch Mcdonald
share the play-by-play de-
scription of the Washington
Baltimore baseball game in
Baltimore.
900, WGMS-AM-The Demo-
cratic National Convention.
$3.50, WMAL, WRC, WTOP-
The Democratic National Con-
), vention.
1880, WGMS-FM-Opera Box:
Berlioz: Scenes from "The
TrojanS at Carthage"
1900. WWDC - Jon Massey:
Disc jockey Massey livens the
night with the newest re-
leases in rhythm and blues.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-08-15
TODAY'S TV
HEGHLIGHTS

1900, WGMS-Long John Sill
yer: Robert Newton stars as
Long John Silver in pink
Pearl"
1900, WTOP (9)-Ramar of the
Jungle: Greed and selfish
ness invade the jungle when
a wicked white trader and
wife rob a sacred jewel from
native jungle chief.
1880, WTOP (N-My Friend
Flicka: Ken runs into trouble
when he refuses to sell
Flicka to two suspicious
characters.
$500, WRC (4)-Press Confer
ence: Originates at the
Democratic National Conven-
ton in Chicago.
500, WTTG (5) Baseball:
Washington at Baltimore.
$3.50, WRC (4)-Father Knows
Best: Bud Anderson asks a.
homely girl in his class to goI
to the Junior Prom.
$3.50, WMAL az Amazing
Dunninger: Actress Shirley
Yam aguchi presents a.
thought-reading problem to
Duninger.
800, WMAL az - Twilight
Theater: Lullaby" a half
hour film drama replaces
Screen Directors Playhouse,
one time only.
900, WTOP (9)-The Million
aire: An ambitious bachelor
who faces a marital choice
between a gullible heiress
and a beautiful, but poor,
actress receives a million
dollars.
900, WRC (4)-Kraft TV The
alter: Robert Donat heads an
all-Star cast in THE Magic
Box" a j. Arthur Rank film
feature. It is the true story
of the man who is credited
by many with being the first
to produce and patent al
commercially practical mo-
tion-picture camera, William
Friese-Greene, portrayed by
a cast of so leading British
stars. TV key says: Interest
ing, but uneXciting.
$3.50, WMAL az; WRC az;
WTOP (9-The Democratic
National Convention from
Chicago.
11:1O, WTTG (5)-Host Milt
Grant introduces film fea-
lures.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
5512 CONN. AVE. NV

Modern store. II By 80. in pros.
porous. shopping area: full basement
rear loading entrance: heat fur.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
CHEVY CHASE

3s17 Livingston st. NV. (At Com
necticutl FIRST floor. II by 60 ex-
cellent display window: under SO 80
Il. Clark Sanding Machine Co. and
General Binding Sales Corp. occupy
adjoining similar properties.
CALL ] 4 KNOX
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
Restored Colonial Gem"

Here is your dream home! Also
llB-acre farm with BOXES barn,
painted RED with white trim, smoke
house. granary, gliStening white
residence, hardwd frs, lovely Are.
place. modern bath. 6 rms. gas,
cleo. phone and space heater, green
CARPET lawn. glorious view. abou,
50-ac tillable. 50-ac pasture
stream and pond watered. bal wd
lot home fruit sacrifice price SI2,-
0n0. part down E C. Brumback,
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STORES FOR RENT Cont,

1921 WILSON BLVD. ARL. Suit
for dress shop. TV repair. sale,
Offices, other business Reas rent
Call Mr.. Sitkin. IKE. 6-P32S. AL,
BERT H. COHEN, ia. 2-l66l.
29O2 Ga. AVE. N.W.-Store and 4
rms, bath; gas heat. Reas. WASH
INGTON REALTY. RIA. 3-S3O0,
ONLY A FEW STORES LEFT in thi!
new shopping center in Arlington
Located on Columbia pike in thI
midst Of high-density population
area. Need good delicatessen anC
clothing store. WEISSBERG BROS
REALTY. ia. $4,000.
ALEX. AREA-Large store near shop
pins center; suitable for grocery
delicatessen, drugstore or hardware
TIE. 6-2941.
DOWNTOWN EXCEL. LOCATION
corner suitable for dress, gift Of
beauty salon: approx. 500 so. II
EN-. 2-6262.
WHEATON TRIANGLE-New store
1Sx75; opp. public parking; 81 50
MARSTELLER REAL ESTATE, JU
9-2552; Sun, JU. 7-64S0.
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llb acre farm. rolling land. good
water 90 T. cleared, rim flnC
old brick home, elect, water, large
barn and outbldgs Only SlG,5nO
Can finance
= trres mostly cared ham
stream. u rm. frame house, elect
and water A buy Mt $1,000,
Phone Mr.. Fregoe. Myersville 25gl
Rep ARDMORf REALTY co
80 ACRE FARM with 7.rm. house.
bath, Oil.iirCd iuTngce; on prCmi.
nenl knoll Early pOSs, Sli 300
~ acres, S-rm house, barn other
bldRs some woodland; large stream
with spring; on hard road SlliOu
so acre farm on good road with
term, house, bath heat barn and
silo lovely bldg sites, SCI 300
l3O-acre farm, Perm house with
r baths. oil heat large barn,
garage and other bldgs S23.j 800
acres near Rt 40 Germ house
bath cleo gataFe; poultry house
e5h-acre farm with Early Ameri.
can brick house, bath heat, large
barn several outhldes stream and
a large pond stocked with nsh 30
acres .oi woodland long rond front.
are s!b,oon II p RgRpETrE 4
son, MI Airy, Nd Ph. l23. Eve.
and sun. ph. Mr.. Pryor. 1e7-M
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.STROUT


MAILED FREE! Farms. Homes,
Businesses: 3,046 properties de-
scrlped. "a States Coast-to-Coast
BARGAINS galore Livestock, eopt
often included, many with low down
payments and easy terms
WORLDS LARGEST Buy and
Save thru STROUT REALTY, pa
n Woodward Bldg, WASHINGTON
Sterling 3-37S4
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DAMASCUS

1873 acres; > streams; 3 road
frontageS on State and co. roads
Excel mansion home = baths; all
WASHINGTON type dairy or stock
farm 3 silos, all necessary out
buildings Tenant house. Can sub
divide all or part. mi, from
Damascus. Can be sold as whole or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
STORES WANTED

APPROX. 500 50. It.. suitable fol
watch. TV and radio repairs: In
OUTLYING shop. center Md or Va
Rent approx Sl15. Call AID. 4-l716
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LOUDOUN COUNTY
Potomac, Md.-3 Acres
Immed. Occupancy, $4,000

MINED. OCCUPANCY: $4,000
One Of the few remaining older
homes left in the Potomac area
3 bedrms.. bath. large kit. and din
rm
Has chicken house. stable anc
barn for cattle. This is one OF hi
most, likable properties in the area
Drive out TO Potomac take Grea'
Falls I'd. TO Oaklyn drive, turn LEFT
10 sign. T. A. INGALLS,, WO 6.
1928, Pc. 2-o265. s
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SHANNON & LUCHS
OFFERS

CLARENDON BUSINESS DIS
TRICT," Arlington. Vain same
block with Sears new enlarged
store. Beautiful modern store con
able for many types OF business
Prompt moss, Consult Mr.. jenkins.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08
Damascus Properties
Maryland
Jerry r Williams, Realtor
SOUTH'RN MARYLAND

THE GLORIOUS ACE 18th Cen.
fury plantation. complete with
medium size brick house brick gueSt
house, tenant houses and barns Al
IN splendid cond and showing Dtofii
OF tobacco and cattle LARGE lake
I'll acres
Ancient cabin under great white
oak $500
TOBACCO PLANTS ARE VI on
this 2iD-acre Prince Frederick farm
Main house tenant house, 3 large
barns; SIT 500
GARDEN TOUR SNOWFLAKE in
Anne Arundel @N-ml from % c o.
bedfm 3-bath restored Colonial
h0useiln setting OF Revolutionary
gardens with towering trees and bay
view Two tenant houses, barns
slave quarters | 81 acres.
near ' tRe nav =" CaN Nf Co s35 500
f. STEUART VAUGHAN
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GEORGETOWN

.34l5 NJ st. NV stores-~I approx
$50 SO. #, l approx 1850 50 Il
snow windows. very reas rent Ap-
CO. 5-7554 or co. 5-3533
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08

store ana Apartment
4s25 Georgia ave. nw.-In estan.
hshed shopping area: large display
window, 2-bedroom apt on second
moor Reasonable rental TO respon-
siole party. Call j. H Knox,
ThoS. J. Fisher & Co. Inc
73s 18th St NV. Di 7-ss3(
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PRINCE FREDERICK MD
phnpg Sol
LOUDOUN COUNTY
FARMETTE

S.room family home undermined
around log cabin on IA acres IN
beautiful section Of vitginia pond.
a. si7.b0u For furthet Information
and brochure write JIM BRYAN,
Tox $40. LccsbutA Va or JOHN
"a oHNBToN, Realtor. Leesburs.
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DOCTOR?

Here is Just the location you have
been lookine for private offices
Joining an efficiency apt In a new
apt bldg. adjacent 10 popular
hS3slnS deVe lo pSr i1TthsI
S-6516. lie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08

TINhNCIhD DID INIOI
900 50. IT,. ground foo street
entrance; air cond; reaS rent
also could be used as store; immed
possession Call MR. GOLDEN,
BERG sun. and ewes, OIL 4-3011
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08

MI. EAST OF FREDERICK with
frontage on new Ri. 40: .7Q-acr'
dairy farm, S-rm. modernized house
Elevations for buildings; $4,000.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

UTILITY BUILD.
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construction OF industrial anc
commercial buildings. additions anC
alterations Consult us for build.
ing expansion needs. Free esti.
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Adams 2-2SS3
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ROMER & CO., INC.
REALTORS GAITHERSBURG 90

AUTHENTIC 18th CENTURY 11-rm
ton unchanged, incl. kit firepl.
handsome tree lined dr.: old heat anC
plumbing wIapprox. 80 a. and mair
farm bldgs 500 500: $4,000 cash
additional acreage and dwelling avail
Mont Co, commute via River RI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-08

CHARLES H. JAMESON
Realtor. Poolesyills 32e2
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FARMS
"a ACRES-S1a. $50

Set well back from road White
frame. bedrms fireplaces. cab.
kitchen. oil heat. bath; woods. large
stream. fruit trees Taxes. 500,
School bus at door
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w. VA. FARMS

GOOD ROADS. LOW TAXES
5l6 acres: 6-rm. house with run
ing water. ideal cattle and hunting
range; priced at only S1O,50O With
~ down
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THE SUNDAY STAR B-21
Washington. D. c. *+*
SUNDAY. APRIL 8. 1896
FARMS
8-ACRE FARM

CoIesville. Md. on Colesville I'd
4 mod IN bedrm. home; Ice. liv. rm..
firepl.. full bsmt.. AGAR garage:
poultry houses now with 800 layers;
other outbuildings; ideal for any
business large stream, lovely green
meadow. land very productive. Price
very low. JOHN BURDOFT, 1881 8
Colesville I'd. Silver Spring. Md. Call
Evergreen 1856. IS
COLORED-Frederi Co.. on Route
rs: lovely old stone house; new
bungalow: barns: outbuildings: 3
streams; ideal for fish hatchery:
mineral rights Small down pay
ment or will trade for d. c. home.
3-343I; sun. WO. 6-S555.
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6O-ACRE STOCK FARM dwell
ings: near Hyattstown. $4,000.