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President And Treasurer To Address
Greater Pitt Campaign Forum Mar. 80
Home Office Officials, Board Members
Delegates And Clerks Are Bid Welcome

, 467, 386, 500, Gil, IL, and
SIG; Etna Nest 21; SIS Pitts
burgh Nest 81; Lawrenceville
Nest 81; Millvale Nest rs;
| McKees Rocks Nest "a; Pitts
burgb (Soho) Nest 374; and
Rural Ridge Nest 423.
INOn-Members Invited
On hand for the Conference
will be some of the Society's
highest brass"
Among them all CFU off,
cials stationed at the Home
Office; all Supreme Board
members, who will end their
March semi-annual sessions
earlier that day; all district
High Trial Board members;
and Clerks from the National
Headquarters of the Society.
On the agenda: - Any
and all matters pertaining
to the various facets of the
Senior and Junior Depart
ments, with top priority
given to the Croatian Fra
ternal Unions recently a
do pt d Single Premium
! Plan.
Lodge and Nest officials
are invited to bring along any
interested non-members, for
if they must be convinced to
join the Croatian Fraternal
Union, then this Conference
is just the "clincher" they
need. Stephen F. Brkich
Campaign Chairman
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John r. Mikan First
Grand Prix Claimant
M00NLITE CRUISE

AttentiOn:-All Western
Pennsylvanians, Ea S t ern
Ohioans, and West Virgin
ians!
How would you like to
make a free Moonlight Ex-
cursion between May "a
and June 8, 1857, aboard
the famed Steamer ava
lon?" On tap: A trip out of
Pittsburgh, down the Ohio
River and return, refresh
ments, sandwiches, snacks,
dancing to S-piece band.
Interested? Fine! Follow
these pages for a special
April Membership Ca m
paign offer which will ena-
bic you to lay claim to this
Moonlight Excursion at the
expense of the CrOatian
Fraternal Union.
- Campaign Committee
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Ticket Line May Soon Be Forming At Right
Cleveland Lodge 47 To Do Things Up Brown April 18th

quet will be the first order of
business in the afternoon. The
"come and get it" cry will
ring out at 1 pm. sharp. Piece
de resistance "a h m e
cooked meal out of this world.
To be honored during the
banquet program will be
four Lodge Al members
who have been affiliated
with the CrOatian Frater-
nal Union for fifty or more
years.
CONTINUED On Page 81
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Quadrennial Convention, held
in September of 1855 at Phil
adelphia.
To lay claim to the Cam
paign Grand Prize Award,
a vacation offer of the first
water, bro. Mikan had to
"ante up $50 Points in ex-
change for a trip which, in
his case, will start at Pitts
burgh and take him to To-
ronto, Montreal and Quebec
before it ends in the latter
part of August.
He did just that last week
to emerge as the first winner
in this respect among a small
army Of contenders for the
honor in the United States
and Canada, Is of whom had
100 or more Points as of
March %.
Our congratulations to bro.
Mikan on a job very, very well
done, one he accomplished in
the relatively short span Of
time which has elapsed since
the Campaign began January
1 last - or 81 days in his
case.
Seven Short OF V-Day
Hot on bro. Mikan's heels
as the Pennsylvania crossed
the qualifying wire last week
was bro. Philip Zebich, for
mer CFU Supreme Board
member and Secretary of
"Matija Gubec' Lodge GA,
Hamilton, Ontario.
Bro. Zebich had 1913
Points as of March 22, just
Z under the 200 Points ne
cessary for a Canadian to
qualify for the Campaign
Award based on the trip
beginning at Toronto.
Since his nearest Canadian
rival was around 20 Points
behind him at the time, it ap-
peared at this writing that
bro. Zebich would be in the
best position to become Can
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Gary Lodge 10
Nearing 5Oth Lap
Members To Mark
Golden Milestone

GARY, Ind. - The year
1857 will mark the Golden
Anniversary of one of the
Croatan Fraternal Unions
largest, foremost subordinate
affiliates the "Croatian Sons
Lodge ITO Of this community.
The members of Lodge
ITO will celebrate this great
milestone in their fraternal
annals on Sunday, October
27, with festivities to be
staged in the showplace of
Gary - The Croatian Cen
ter.
Plans for the Fall fete are
in the discussion stages" at
the moment, but as each falls
into the proper pattern we
will make them public in the
Zajednicar.
In the meantime, we most
earnestly beseech the cooper
alton of all Gary and vicinity
lodges, nests, clubs, and other
organizations in keeping Oct.
q, 1857, an open date on
their social calendars.
Sylvia NikSic, Sec'y.
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Proceeds Will Hasten Building of New Church
So CHICAGO CFU Womens Club in Benefit Fete March 50

dollar, receive all they can
eat of, bakalar, spaghetti
and meat balls, home made
cakes, strudels, salad, cof-
fee, etc.
No ticket scalping is anti
cipated, but you'd better come
early, for our local gourmets
may make short work of the
offerings.
Wanted: - Packed House!
! Naturally, there will be an
ample supply Of liquid re-
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zens, John Slezak, former Un-
dersecretary of the Navy, and
Judge Juvenal Marchisio.
Finance Comm. Chairman
1t was announced to the
press March 10 that the fol-
lowing will in the future serve
as members of the Executive
Committee of the Nationali-
ties Groups Of the Presidents S
People-to-People Partnerships
Program:
CelestinO T. Alfafara;
Sigurd j. Arnesen; Valdi-
mar Bjornson; Julio Gar
zon; S. I. Kotelly; Read
Lewis; DIR. Joseph Lichten;
V. l. Mandich; DIR. Ludwig
ObendOrf (Rep: August
Steuer); Charles Roma
rex; and Andrew j. Valu-
Continued on Page ~
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Slovenian Home, GAIT st.
Clair.
All Of which has the Lodge
Al officers and members
working all the harder to put
this celebration over with the
proverbial bang.
Hats Off To 4 Pioneers
An s am. Mass at st. Paul
RC Church, East 10th and
st. Clair, is scheduled to pre-
cede the festivitiNS 6. the day.
The 60th Anniversary Ban
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freshments for those inclined
to partake of the flowing
nourishment.
So put a big circle around
the 3Oth of March on your
calendar and get your tic
ket now.
The locale of the festivities
will be the Croatian Hall, 9618
Commercial Ave.
Shape Mons Day Fete
The women of the United
Continued on Page 81
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CLEVELAND - The Goth
Anniversary Celebration of
IN q jka Bozja Bistricka"
Lodge At, to be held Sunday,
April %, 1857, is giving off
signs of going down in his
tory as one of the greatest
social events in the annals of
this community:
Interest in the affair Is
growing by leaps and
bounds and indications are
beginning to point to a
"full house" that day in the
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Calf; Milan Skrtic, Camp
bell, Ohio; Ivan Yuran, Du-
quesne, Pa; and sister An
ma Rescic, Cleveland, Ohio.
Rounding out the Canadian
1OO-Points-Plus list are bros.
Philip Zebich, Hamilton, Ont;
Janko Jelenic, Sudbury, Ont;
Joseph Stanovich, Hamilton,
Ont; Marko Banjavcic, To-
ronto, Ont; John Krznarich,
Schumacher, Ont; Michael
Holovanic, Sudbury, Ont;
Continued on Page 11)
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ada's first Campaign Grand
Prize Award winner.
In fact, he may have quail
flied since this issue went to
press March 25.
Speaking OF Surprises
Probably the most out
standing facet of this Can
ada Ho." Membership Cam
paign is the side showing the
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Aberdeen 1877 Members
Will Meet On April 1st

ABERDEEN, WASH h. -
This is to notify the members
of CFU Lodge 737 that the
next regular meeting will be
held on Monday, April 1, at
the home of our President,
Mr.. Monte Cook, 614 Terrace
Ave. Mike Nicholas, Pub.
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the world.
Co-Chairmen of the Ma
tionalities Groups are two
distinguished American citi-
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With The Tammies
Toast OF Two Continents

Toast OF Two Continents
RCH
27. - Plum Borough, Pa.
, APRIL
II. - Shippenburg, Pa.
13. - Whitehall (Pgh.), Pa.
21. - Gary, Indiana.
%. - Eveleth, MINI.
~. - Chisholm, MINI.
rs. - Ironwood, Mich.
26. - Milwaukee, Wise.
27. - Kenosha, Wise.
%. - Chicago, Illinois.
MAY
1. - Jeanette, Penna.
2. - Meadville, Penna.
4. - Uniontown, Penna.
10. - Aliquippa, Penna.
IL. Detroit, Michigan.
II. - Shaler (Pgh.), Penne.
10. Youngstown, Ohio.
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He is bro John r. Mikan of East Rochester, Pa, for
years the active Secretary of Abraham Lincoln Lodge
IS and serving his first freshman, term
Der of the Supreme Board of the Croaan Faerna Union
He elected to the post during the Soceys 9th National
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SO. CHICAGO, Ill. - The
members of the United CFU
Lodges Of So. Chicago Wo-
mems Club are in high gear
~~~~~--~s~~~~~~~->~>-s s>~.~>r~~~~e'>""~."~~~
Turn to page 8 for Editorial,
"Dobro nam doSli."
preparing for their "Open
House" luncheon-dinner day
on Saturday, March 80.
Guests are invited to
come any time between
noon and 8 pm and, for the
very nominal sum of one
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Phi|ip Zebich F Favorite To
Become Canada's Victor No. |
Eighteen US and Canadian Field Workers Credited With
100 Or more Points as Campaiynes Swing Into High Gear
By STEPHEN F. BRkCH Chairman Campaign Committee
Bv STEPHEN +. BRkI(

PITTSBURGH member of the Faternal Unions
recruiting hobby the first
of the Soct Membership Campaign Grand Prx
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Registering Radiation
By DORIS KANTER
RGUMENTS o

A RGUMENTS over radioactivity in
n the air rage on. Meanwhile,
IN his two-room laboratory, Henry
Rechen keeps calm-and goes right
on measuring radiation.
Every day, he receives samples of
air from all over the United States,
Alaska and Hawaii. Mr. Rechen is a
Public Health Service officer, a radia-
tion engineer and head of the labora-
tory the PHS set up a year-and-a-half
ago to keep tabs on what atomic
tests do to air.
The laboratory, two ordinary Office
rooms with complicated looking ma
chimes in the Health, Education and
Welfare Building, Third and c streets
SW., Is measuring center for a special
PHS project. Radiation Surveillance
Network, it's called, and here, briefly,
Is how the project works:
The PHS has the laboratory
equipped with expensive machines to
measure radiation. Wanted are air
and rain samples from various parts
Of the country. Perfect opportunity
for Federal-State cooperation, PHS
officers reasoned, when setting up the
program. II a State health depart
ment wants to-and It's entirely up
to the State-the PHS win measure
the amount of radiation and report
its findings to the State In exchange
for State air samples. At present
there are 40 field sampling stations
in the network, 50 in States, two in
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Alaska, one in Hawaii and one atop
the building at 1925 Upshur street NV.
Each sampling station is respon-
Sible to the head of the State Tor
districtD health department. PHS
gives advice and technical assistance
and makes two demands: That all
samples be taken in precisely the
same way, that the stations operate
on a 24-hour-a-day, seven-day-a-.
week schedule States foot the per-
Sonnel bills.
An ordinary little vacuum cleaner
motor is standard sampling equip
ment. A filter is attached The motor
is turned on at each station and left
to draw in air for "a hours. An
operator. specially detailed to the job,
takes on the filter and measures the
radioactivity on 1t with Geiger
counter. He then records his findings
on a standard PHS form and sends
the filter and report to Mr.. Rechen.
Motors do burn out" the measure
ment chief says. "a salesman for the
vacuum cleaner manufacturer came
in one day very worried. We'd ordered
800 motors and, Of course, had to send
a considerable number Of them back
for rebuilding before the usual vacuum
cleaner guarantee period had ex-
pired." Mr.. Rechen, who has a
weathermans concern for constant
measuring, explains that burned-out
motors are obstacles to sampling. The
Radiation Surveillance Network has
CONTINUED
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HOUSES TO BUILD
COUNTRY PROPERTY

HOMES. custom built; complete re.
modeling: All financine arranged
RE. 6-6S64. 22e
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HOUSES WANTED 70 sur

- y -. - ~ - - ~
HIGHEST Cash ABOVE GI LOAN
DAVID. RA. o-6ol2, Ma. e.02z1.
TOP CASH FOR YOUR u0MEl ! J
RIGGS REALTY. RA. $1,000 TX,
3-4z64 -...-.--.--....-..-------- -
LEAVING TOWN? Want al cash
for yonr Vireipia properly neeMlx
gnumlten cs4 L AHaii4Rie. aSenn
tc 13M erd NJ neh vo,,f NANCY sm witRs
IN is hours.
no YOU WANT TO SELL YOUR
HOME? We havs sold ont 50
many listines We are desperately
m need o. nome, MONIES, " We 51srsp5
eprnink ;.Ur.S el sm0oioontESSfS"
nes ditE NV" y ~. ssos'
=hss..e...
s M T ~ annya,sa,. VA VI ii
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TS6ITSN ess-e - 6eSSoc-s
c CIV a IA u ssusBsss41. Z CASH MS.
cox. 81. S-736e Lu 2.el30.
bUDNkX RAYS ALL Ne cash 81 isE o ySsE
w nDne y y; =; ~ 81 h na nv ~s,Vo'
w, esOs :e:s,. :. 1880, .o.,es-,
-s ~, .c',, vT1 rw.srs. wnn 49,
iinnnitsa EAR avaiishie can
PnWpoNit, RFAiTYa "a 7-066fl
today ana nave Souf money With
IN 4e hours
CASH mi ON OUR dALL-CAsH
PLANs-Fcr ton price. can Mr..
GODDARD. HU. 3-4747. Oh. 4
1922.
T1VTST01 Ieor5rs -Sc- 6or,e@ "a
ioosie e., III n III
ous ~ y; " Sarsea Sonnenaans' wan
ny ~ s-s.s. 2 sss,s-ss 49,
AL Cash ass y, ZOE u xevk nq prAT--
~, k4. S-Lzzo. -
HUGH T. PECK needs more houses,
because RT .n. 1 Psss o ss IL .9S Ss:
q homes; !. Cal "a: HUGH 7. PECK.
5 . . =S Ss5$ ~ = IN 80 an Ss-6.
Ai Or bsdrn. brick s home San in Hlii::
c'es' area no Ot0As''' =.
WE HAVE CASH CLIENTS for
s sSsss. z 9or the cur p sS s. assi IS IS
Ssosr' R sssyiSs E ISsS = 81. DAVIS wv.
Ma. S-0362; ewes, ~. 0-2650.
HAVE CLIENT Win much cash. for
4:9sdrm; brick h Iy2gssJ Ea 81 River E
ssaiI1a M o-oS1co
9-4A1es nv: .=-9.Ss -
IMMEDIATE ACt1QN
h Nj GREENFIELD, ia 0-11eo
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

WANTED - Studio-oface or small
apt. in commercial zone In nearby
Maryland. Box 203. Hyattsville,
Mo.
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cLARFNnoN AREA

.MCD.tsAN~ - IN -NSSNalAllONEO.
basement and mezzanine.
1900 N. Hartford, 2Ox0O
1904 N. Hartford. 3Ox0O, with
me1zanine and u basement.
OWNER. II. 7-74O0, La. 0-l3is
..904 18th ST. N,w.-seO
WASHINGTON RLTY', RA. $500.
1903 YOU ST. N.w.-HEATED
WASHINGTON RLTY., RIA. $4,000
ssor. s ssasslS > 81 200 Nv y. IT,; ga.
heat; rent SIPS mo.
1909 18th ST; NV.
full basement. End r., rms, kit.
and bath apt; oil heat; $3.50 mo.
sii 18th ISL 81. ssN nv. So 60 s.asoo
wANTED-.Ey SALES 4 SERVICE
1885 ARL. BLVD, FALLS
CHURCH. va. Jefferson Apts,
shoppIng centerl; store approx.
1895, Rent Sl75 per mo. Immed,
possession. Air-eonditioning unit
for sale reasonable, Consult MT.
Young, SHANNON a LUCHB CO.,
Realtors. ia 14th st. NV, Ma.
6-234b.
GA TENN, AVE, NE,
Store and Dwelling, Rental 500
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
WARRINGTON LOAN a TRUST BR.
300 y ST. NV.
LARGE CORNER STORE
SoS2 oeorSia Ave. IA. o-eeAS
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OPEN, 2-6
FABULOUS SPRINGFIELD
As low as 81 500 down. Very
with all the features you wish.
Picture windows, carport, and q
rear patio with barbecue. An un-
excelled chance TO take over good
ttinan1,cins and really have an at
DIRECTIONS; 20 minutes from
right at Franconia -Springfleld Over
pass, right again on Backlick I'd,
left on Highland st. 4 blks. TO open
sign on the right.
Springfield Realty Co.
64I8 BRANDON AVE. FL 4-6622
once in Springfield, shopping center
door from drug store.
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9 ACREs--Mod. home; trees. SIN.
ttore. conc store house chicken
eousss, barn, gar; river nr. az
forest. "a miles Wash, Terms.
OWNER. EN- 3-103l after 8
PRETENI1oUs modern brk; manor
house, 20 acres land, on Nd.
hwy. Is miles d. c. one Of the
finest properties nearby; price,
100000. WALTER M. BAUAAAN,
Agent, 1929 goth y; NV rE.
Oh. s-4S6O.
HUNTING LODGE and IL acres,
on the Middle River IN Madison
iottesviiie and 8 mi, from Madison.
Beautifully situated, has Ice. flre-
Mrs, JOHN +. McoHEE. Vienna,
S-s9o5 suns.
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Modern unconditional store in
prime location. 17lS Eye st.; loo
sq.. Il, with OF without 3 ofices on
IND floor; avail. Immediately, RID.
DELL REALTY CO., DI. 7-790O.
DOWNTOWN STORE, suitable for
tailor shop. barber shop. or other
type Of business.
]. Edward Fowler a. Son
1912 Of. NV. MA. s-307e
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FARMS

FARM FOR RENT-47O acres IN
nearby Southern Nd, IS mild
70. downtown washington. suit
able Tor dairy or beef, 06-cow
barn. Washington permit obtain
able, 81 score. Could also be
used as . beautiful horse farm,
Restored S-rm. residence, 6-rm.
guesthouse with all new interior,
Managers house. 3 tenant houses.
Farm completely mechanical and
Is nov under cultivation. win
person. For further details please
eau JOHN =. GRADY. co. 5.6222,
OF week ends call Morgan Grady.
VIII. 6-1592.
FOR RENT 10 reliable par1S. is.
acre farm with 6-rm. house. cleo
trieity; Dentsville. Nd. LA. 6-O29l.
re
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DAIRY FARM-243 acres, So
stanchion washington barn, 2 oilos,
houses: mile road frOnt0ee on
paved I'd Mr.. Mt. Airy. Owner will
unance. $4,000.
ELKRIDoE. MD.-s0 acres. mr..
oog cee Ridge I'd. Ideal for lots. $50.
FREDERICK co.-2lO acres. 1
mi. I'd. frontage; 39-stanchlon barn.
masonry silos, 2 e-rm. houses.
conveniences,
HOWARD co.-lM acres. Mod.
brick bungalow, 5 Ice, masonry
poultry houses and equipment,
iah aoYA s cp "a irCn,s ssss ds sysl
remodeled l3-Fm. residence, mod.
bath and powder rm. Lss. mod.
EAsTERN sHoRE-lsO acres,
n ar; Berlin No, l n; Rte. .s9. o6 60
CAkRoLL co:-lie acres, nne
stock and grain farm Wen yatsrsd
dsnce. New England style barn.
FREDERICK co-l7o scres. 10.
rm. home, bath. 2Q-stanchlon barn,
silo, water and fenced. S31, 900.
HOWARD Co.--i00 acres. Nod
ern barn 50x90. milking .parlor,
Excel. e-rn. residence. bath, oil
CARROLL co.-At Gambler. ls2
acres, Fine s-rm, residence, oil
heat and bath; Ice. barn, other
FREDERicK co.-wOOdsd tract
liz acres. mr.. Frederick, Nd; on
blacktop road. $4,000.
CARROLL co.'s acres, Route
%. 0-rm. residence. Ice. barn.
other bldgs. implements. Excel. bug
y CARROLL Co.'S acres. ne
modelled brick home. Q rms, bath.
Lee. barn. l0 stanchionS. b2.ton
silo, other excel, .bldg.. S24 BOO
or lock, stock and barrel, s34, 800.
y. frontaSs on Union Chapel "a.
Md. Va. Farm Agcy., Inc.
631 Munsey Bldg. Bait. 2, Nd.
Call PLAZA 2.5e00 anytime
Ccontinusd On Next Pasol
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I1-AChE YARN, Howard CO., Is
mi nj; p i. g; line S. On new 20 near
cleared land; $4,000, terms 70
select buyer. HE, 4-3bOO; ewes,
HA. 2-e2oi. W. ". LEWIS.
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RETTRTNGo

We have Just the right apt.
house for you to own and operate.
It's q detached l2-unit bldg. In
perfect nt ,,s condition located IN the
Alex. adjoining bus. major shop
tat modest rentsI Of Sl0.s0O yearly
and Is bargain priced to show you
4od HS. cs SH'S VIZ. S z sSsBl' so7'OO'
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 < st. NV. Realtor tx. 3.Istl
ATTENTION, spectators and In
vestors, special bargain mr.. Park
I'd. and nth st. NV; 8 apartments:
good condition: rents. $b.26S;
priced. S26,6bO. Act today 70 Sc
cure this BARGAIN. Call
B. M. ODUM
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WAREHOUSES FoR SALE

VICINITY OF 18th AND n SITS.
N.E.-About 5000 "a. IT,: drive
IN. paneled once, gas, cleo. water;
no .eas. offer refused. VIII. 6-3lil.
KENeINGTON-2 new bldes. 20xsO
each, with once space and over
head truck doors; will sell one or
both on easy terms. Price. SIS
goo each. MI. Thompson, IA.
s ss9legi MARsTELLER REAL
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RAPPAHANNoCK RiVER P1RM

Contains 2s3 acres: excel. soil;
seEs i.i 3 i ss 4 = H TIMBER q
weld. and bath: tenant house, barn
and chicken house, etc. About 40
mi. from D. c.; nice waterfront:
excel. hunting. ducks and geese:
nne fishing; most desirable for
hunting club.
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REEEE IM PEoPEETY on

BERkELEY SPRINGS. West Va
50 acres, 6-rm. house: 81 .60O
gown; OWNER win hold mortgage.
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J. LEE DoNNELLY q SON

Ma. $3.50 Eves.. wo. e-2s02
80 acres young saw Il timber; I II nj.
from Orange, Va: state I'd. l.. y.
SELk. Agent, az. 0-4131.
4-RooM. FURNISHED c0TTA0E
on stream, near Shenandoah
River and one acre land: $1,000.
236-acre grazfng farm, <large
house and barn: $4,000.
43 acres, 7-room house. barn.
chicken houses, fruit and two
ponds: $500.
40 acres, 2 houses, orchard, ex-
eellent location: offered ct $1,000
10 settle estate
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$S5 PER MONTH

Small down payment win buy 9.
beurm. expandable house: frepl.:
large lot; COW. schools. buses, Mel
par ard Seven Corners. OWNER,
II fa-9hoS
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l hr. D.. c., 1876 acres. IS
Poultry house. SIN. S-bedrm. hou1s.
bath a water. $21. 900.
% acres. 4 bedrms, IL baths.
Also arm bungalow. Sl0,600.
8. Ia acres. New. 3 bedfms:
gesee0ard heat. Bath. equip. kit
3 acres. Trees. shrubs; S-hed-
IN. frame; bath: school bus q
door. $1,000.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDugTRIAL PROPERTIES wanted
A. NJ. ROTH I. RI CO., RE. 1880
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New spllt-level. 4 bedrms. Il
roughed inl, ga baths. center hall,
Ice separate Gin. rm., lee. Hot
point kit. huge screened-in porch,
tremendous finished rec. I'm. and
iirepl Lots Of tail trees and beaut.
Na-acre level lot. $1,000 TO $4,000
cash needed for this house steal.
Sorry, no trades, have turned down
ct least 80. IMMEDIATE POSSES
SION.
Directions: co about Q mi. past
Memorial Bridge out Rte. so, turn
left at HOT SHOPPE trafic light,
go 3 hlks. and turn RIGHT ct
trafhc light (Rte. ~ than 60 an
other 5 hlks. (past huge 4 COR
NERs shopping eenterD turn LIFT
ct MOBILGA6 gas station, then
immed. RIGHT, follow RTE. 613
down Sleepy Hollow I'd. is MI,
turn LEFT ct WHITE painted brick
wah IMALBROOk SuBDIVISIONl
90 3 blks. turn LEFT again, then
90 several hlks. to st. sign FID-
oilers GREEN, and to split-level
house, follow DAVIS REALTY signs.
PHONE CT. 6-5325 SUN. AFTER
10 An; WEEKDAYS. Ma. $3.50.
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SIN SMITH REALTY

Rt: 234 Manassas. Va. lei. $50
l. CoMMUTERs-10 acres, lovely
frame dwelling. LED Il. chicken
house divided into s compartments:
All modern conveniences. Add.
tionaI acreage available: % miles
70 y. C.; S16.o5o; $1,000 down.
2. Three acresA1 -yr.-old, 3-heo.
room rambler: very nice. an mod
ern eonvenienees: fireplace: nice
neighborhood: 3 mi. on main hirh-
way. Additional acreage available.
- miles from d. c. $3.50 down
ouyer may assume present mort
RALPH A. sTYER ASSOCIATES
y. s. so, Pleasant Valley, Vireinis
Phone Arcola. Fairview 5-sieo
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SILVER SPRING

ATTRACTIVE FRONT OFFICE
FACING FLOWER THEATER IN
BANK BUILDING AT PiNEY
BRANCH ROAD AND FLOWER
SONABLE RENT. CAL JUNIPER a.
blO7 OR EMERsoN 2-6440.
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LARGE CORNER STORE
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