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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-07-18
81 Marriage Permits
Granted Past Week

Thirty-one marriage licenses
we're issued during the past week
ending Monday at noon from the
office of Richard L. Davis clerk
of the Circuit court This brought
the total for the month thus far
to II Four licenses issued were
marked don't publish"
Roy Yarris, % clerk, and Vivian
Anna Sabua, 20. both Cleveland,
O.
Leroy Tart 20 parents con
sent. laborcr, and Pauline Brown,
10 both colored, both Fairmont,
w Va
Walter Stephen Govedich, Jr.
81, machine operator, WilloWick,
o.. and Jocc Anna Wymer, %,
Cleveland, 0.
John Hcrshel Hoskins. 35, me-
chdnic, near Bcllaire O., and Betty
Lee Kornacki Sc, near Martin $
Ferry. o.
Kenneth Alex Frazee, 10 par
ents consent, trucker, Friends
Vile, and Mary Anna Guthrie,
is, Markleysburg. Pa.
Arthur Jarvis, % laborer. Grant
Town, w. Va. and Barbara Jean
Criss. 10, Fairmont w Va
Donald Lee Hartman, 10 par
ent's consent. trucker and Nor
me- Jean Kennison, 10, both near
Smithfield, Pa.
Arthur Eugene BarkIcy, IS, la
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Kirk n, both Grafton. W Va
Robert Gene Bolyard u, heat
treating, and Shirley Jean Dobbins,
Il, both Massillon, O.
Charles Gerald Stiles, 25, ma
chinist, and Donna Marion Cum
herledge, 81, both Cleveland, o.
Leroy Alex Watring, 10, parents
consenG laborer, and Juanita Faithe
Wiles, 27, both near Aurora, w Va
Nicholas Bailey, 60, coal miner
and Matilda Wilson, SO, both near
Uniontown Pa,
Arnold Edwin Hagedorn, %, car
penter, DellsloW, w. Va, and Shir-
ley Ann Shaffer, 90 Reedsville,
w. Va.
David Lee Schaeffer, 10, par
cnCs CONSENT ramp service, Cor
mania, w Va, and Lola Virginia
Weimer, II, parents consent Cor
mania, w Va, in Garrett county.
Clifford Darrell Titchenell, Is,
Weldcr. and Wilma Pauline Miller
81, both Albright w Va
Herbert George Lanham, "A
miner, and Betty Eugene MaXson
81. both near Volga, w. Va.
Charles Kelly Maybe, "a, heater
Canton, O, and Anna Mae Maybe
20, near Grafton, W. Va
Mike Kristoff, Jr, 10 parents
consent U S. air force, Yukon, Pa.
and Sally Ann Fry, H. parents
consent Herminie, Pa.
George Wayne Harvey, "A, Cor
mania w Va, and Daisy Mamie
Margaret Stieringer. 40, Bayard
w Va
Steve Rivak, 80, mill wright. near
McClellandtoWn, Pa, and Agnes
Veronica Wheeler, 30, near Union
town, Pa.
Ross Clarence Crawford, 20 Cpar.
ent's CONSENT. Inspector and
Jeanne Idell Witt, 81, both Con.
nellsville. Pa.
Harold Chester Ogden, 20 par
ents CONSENT, truck driver, Gladly
w. Va, and Nancy May Jones, Is
! parents CONSENT, Bemis. w Va
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-07-18

steel worker. Coraopolis, Pa, and
Gloria lean Mclaughlin, l8, I'M
perial Pa.
Norman Dale McCrackcn %,
steel worker, and Eva Lynn Pile,
IS, both Charleroi, Pa.
Clarence William Woods, Jra %,
student, and Dorothy Jean Brown
ing, 20, both Monongah, w. Va.
Cecil Gerald Lower, q, and Ne
vella Mae Jones, ~, both Antioch,
w. Va.
Russell Virgil Donahue, %, miner,
and Mary Hit, H. parents con
,entl both Redwood. w Va.
Robert Harold Cox, ~ physician,
New Orleans, La, and Helen Caro-
line Patton, %, Hollywood, Fla.
Joseph ObradoVich 49, miner.
and Betty Louise Grimm, 81, both
MasontoWn, Pa
James Edward Friend, %, labor
err near SWanton Md, and Janet
Yvonnc Fike, Is, parents consent
rear Deer Park Md
Carras Bankhcad, 81 miner, and
Violet Irene Groves, 81, both Purs-
glove, w. Va.
Harry Delmar Heasley %, U. S
army, Forrestville, Pa, and Jeanne
Ann McGill, IS, Harrisville, Pa.
John Wesley Hcrndon, 81, serv
sta att, Fairmont w Va, and
Phyllis Ann Matlick, q, near Tun.
lelton, w Va.
Donald William Sturgiss, 81 steel
worker, Youngstown, O., and Mary
Patricia Fabian, IS, Ellswood City
! Pa.
Samuel James Youler, 38, miner
BroWnfield, Pa, and Mary Loretta
i Pastorius, 80. Oliphant Furnace, Pa
Franklin Philip Warner, 90 par
enGs consent laborer, Davis, w
Va, and Elizabeth Amelia Dodge
10. Geneva, o.
Lawrence William Stemple %
miner, near Oakland, Md, and BeS-
sic Eleanor Meats, 25, Aurora, w
Va.
Carl Workman. %, and Lula Belle
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1957-07-18

Francis Daley Gallagher, %, tool
dresser, Terra Alta, w Va, and
Loretta Marie Bowser, 10, Hutton.
Henry Curtis Dolly, AZ, farmer,
and Betty Jane Heavier, a. both
Mouth of Seneca, w. Va,
Theodore Harrison Ringer, rs,
miner, and Carol Eileen Guthrie,
Is. both Terra Alta, w. Va.
Alfred Ray Shahan, 10 parents
CONSENT, factory worker, Madison,
o., and Viola Ann Murphy II
parents CONSENT, Parsons, w. Va.
Robert Anne Dupuis, 80, cob
bier, Northampton, Mass, and
Mary Edith Thompson, 10, Belcher-
town, Mass.
Thomas William Mccormick, IS
| parents CONSENT, student, and
Ernettc Dorothy Shafcr, IS, both
MorgantoWn, w. Va.
Elmer Louies Sumey, %, gas
sta. att. Markleysburg, Pa, and
Margaret Ellen linn, 10, Smith.
field, Pa
Ralph Victor Jordan, So con.
tractor. and Opal Virginia Savage
80, both Connellsville, Pa.
Blair Eugene Ford, %, stee
worker, near Sewickley, Pa, ano
Marian Eugenia Davis, 81, Beaver
Falls. Pa.
Herbert Denzil Blosser, %, la
borer and Janet Louise Dalton, Is
parents CONSENT both near Nor
gantoWn. w. Va.
Norman Lee Colebank, 18, clerk
Morgantown, w Va, and Gcnent
Jacqueline Nolan, 16 parent!
CONSENT Usage, w Va.
Warren Harvey Fulton, 25, stool
clerk, Pennington, w. Va, anC
Ernestine Iona Richards, 81, Salem
W.. Va
Curtis Eugene Schroyer, 81, la
borer. and Opal Ruth Nestor. 18
both near Grafton, w Va
William z. Wheeler, IT, retired
Hopwood Pa, and Mary E. Kozak
46, Ohiopyle, Pa.
! Harold Leon Aronhalt. SO, ma
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THE AMERICAN WAY

gested that in those letters to the
legislators, those fourteen words Of
Congressman Doughton be incor-
porated:
you can shear a sheep every
V0av but you can skin him only
once"
And for extra measure, it might
be well to include those pregnant
words of the late, un-loquacious
Calvin Coolidge
Experience does not show that
the higher rate (of taxes pro-
duces the hiaher revenue. Ex-
perience is all in the other way"
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Raymond Stanley Allen Itch
nell %, farmer near Swanton, and
Betty Lee Mason, Is. near Keyser,
w. Va
Clarence Shaftcr Smart, Jr 81,
accountant Mt Rainier, and Ella
Margaret Fazzalari 26, Oakland.
Robert Victor Connolly, 81
printer, and Frances Ann Drum
mer, "a, both Pittsburgh, Pa
Donzel Ralph Phillips %, truck
driver, and Youlanda Rose Ten
nant, Is, both near Pine Bank, Pa.
George WinWood Holman, So
civil engineer, near Ravcnna, O.
and Ruth Emily Floto, So, Martins
oscar Lewis, 48, welder, and
Edith Elizabeth Bandy &C. both
Mouudsvllc, W. Va.
Milton Blain Stump, %, U. 5.
Air Force, Mt Morris, Pa, and
Esther Mae Mcclellan, 20, Waynes-
burg, Pa.
George James Brown, q, stu
dent and Janice Kathleen Mall
/ %, both Clarksburg, w Va.
Michael Bondi, 80, steel inspec-
tor Donora, Pa, and Mary Mar
garct Smith, AZ, Monessen, Pa
Thomas Patterson, "a, miner,
and jeanette Meyer, 81, both FAIR
mont, w Va, both colored
John Wesley Mccullough, AZ.
miner, and Lessie Hunter, AZ, both
Fairmont, w. Va. both colored
Desadee Bland. SIS, miner, and
| Thelma Larkins. 30, both Farmont
w. Va, both c0lored
Licenses Recently Issued
James Alfred Casino %, factory
worker. Star City, w. Va, and Betty
Lou kerns, rs. near Vaudeville, w
Va.
Charles Domanyi, 35, cabinet max
er, and Edith Hulda Stairs. 35, both
Somerset, Pa.
James Theodore Nelson, 48, car
penter, and Delpha Pearl Fouty, A,
both Vienna, Va.
George Nesselrodte, Jr., "a, farm
er, and Ruth Ella Ratcliff, 20, both
Petersburg, w. Va.
Frank Willis Cosner, 81, railroad
er, and Bessie Virginia Knight, 80,
both Grafton, w Va.
Ronald Brown Douglas, 10. par
ent's CONSENT serv sta att, Nor
Gantown, w Va, and Betty Lou
Thompson, 20, Akron, O.
George Alexander Davidson. 23
asst. mgr, MorgantoWn, w. Va, and
Lou Ann Rchanek, 81, Masontown,
Pa.
James Russell Tarleton, 49, trar-
Grantsville, Md, and AquiIla Mae
Richter, 20, near Addison, Pa, in
Garrett county.
/ Joseph Anthony McKallip, u,
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81. both Fairmont, W. Va.

81, both Fairmont, w Va.
Herman Cecil McNeal 80, eX-
terminator, and Elizabeth Marcella
Garland, 30, both Pittsburgh, Pa
Paul Richard Wilt, "a, farmer,
Swanton, Md, and Rachel Mae
Ross, IS, Westernport, Md
Johnny Arthur Allowatt. Jr, 19,
parents CONSENT store clerk,
Shinnston, w. Va, and Carol Jean
Snyder, l6, parents consenU Ow-
ings, w. Va.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24
Dodge's Estate
Set at $500. 500

Clarence Dodge, president Of
Weaver Bros, Inc, local real
estate and brokerage firm. who
died at Doctors Hospital on
April IL. left an estate valued
at $3.50, 500.
This was shown in a petition
for probate of his will fled
yesterday In the Register of
Wills Office in Federal Court.
Under terms Of the will, his
widow. Mrs. Mary c. Dodge, 1904
Kalorama road NV. is to be the
principal beneficiary. She was
willed certain stock in the local
firm in trust. from which she is
to receive the income for life.
After her death, the son,
Clarence Dodge. jr., Of 1923 Van
Ness street NV. is to receive
the principal Of the trust. The
sum is believed to equal about
one-fourth Of the total estate.
1t was learned.
The will also provided for Mrs.
Dodge to receive the residue Of
the estate. after a few other spe-
cial requests are taken care Of.
Special requests include GER
tain stock in another firm.
Weaver Bros. Inc, Of Maryland,
with main Offices In Baltimore,
which was left to the son, and
q bequest Of $4,000 willed to a
granddaughter. Lalla H. Hodge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24
Boy, 10, Quits,
DC. Navy Man
Wins in Tv Quiz

A Washington Navy COM
nnander last night stepped into
the television quiz show big
money bracket as lO-year-old
Robert Strom. the ali-time high
winner, quit while he was $780,
600 ahead.
The new big money winner on
CHS "The $4,000 Question" was
Comdr. Edward Peary Stafford
of ZOOS Allison street NV. He
won $4,000 with answers to
questions on American litera-
t1re.
Comdr. Stafford is scheduled
to appear on the network show
broadcast from New York next
week to say whether he win 90
on. Under the rules Of the show,
4 contestant can win as much
Is $2S6.000 without having to
give up his first, second or third
$4,000 winnings.
\ Strain on Parents
On last nights show the Strom
boys father. Albert, announced
that the family had decided
Robert should stop. The father
said the TV appearances weren't
much Of . strain on Robert. but
were q terrific strain on his par
ents.
Asked how he felt about quit
ting. Robert grinned and re-
piled:
"well-what can you do with
parents?"
Robert answered tough ques-
tons on science for many weeks
on the show. His winnings win
be deposited in a trust fund in
three annual installments, ac-
cording to an Associated Press
story from New York.
Identifies Novels.
Comdr. Stafford's first question
last night was to identify the
novels in which the following
characters appear: Carrie Meeber
("Sister Carrie" by Theodore
DRESSER; Dilsey C'The Sound
and the Fury" by William Faux
ner); Bascom Pentland, cot
Time and the River" by Thomas
Wolfe): Rose of Sharon ("The
Grapes Of WRATH" by John
Steinbeckl: Jurgis Rudkus 1.-THE
Jungle" by Upton Sinclair: and
Joanna Burden (''Light in
August" by William Faulkner
Comdr. Stafford then was
asked in what novel and under
what name Sinclair Lewis APP
peared as Q character. and from
what actual speech by Mr.. Lewis
the author drew In the episode.
He correctly answered that
Mr.. Lewis appeared as Lloyd
McHarg In you Can't Go Home
Again" by Thomas Wolfe. and
that Mr.. Wolfe drew on Mr.
Lewis Nobel Prize acceptance
speech.
Gives Novels Titles
In the third question Comdr.
Stafford gave titles Of the novels
In which the central figure does
the following:
l. Confesses at a business
mems luncheon that his middle
name is Follansbee tMr. Lewis
"BabbittD.
2. Keeps q copy Of Lady
Chatterly's Lover" In q safe to
prevent his daughter from see
ing it. 1.-THE Late George Ap-
ley" by John p. Marquand).
8. Reports for q newspaper the
murder trial Of her own son.
tMr. Dreiser's IAN American
Tragedy.
4. Kidnaps an architect and
compels him to build with slave
labor a great plantation house.
cAbsolom! Absolom!" by Mr.
Faulkner).
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-24

Perfect quality Cannon towels in exciting colors to
brighten your bathroom Heavy texured sturdy cotton
terry here towels made to take daily family use
in stride give tingng rubdowns and jumbo size too
wraps sx-footer Better stock your linen closet
now -. at big savings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28
LOUDOUN COUNTY

375-scre cattle farm: AZ mi. from
and offers such outstanding features
as completely mod. home OF Colo
NAL design with 3 baths: beautifu
view of Catoctin and Blue Ridge
Mountains. with a valley view Of
90 mi: from the main house; front
age Of IA mi. on catoctin Greek
2 Ice. barns and outbldgs. Also a
200-yr. -old. orig. stone home Of s
water noe every Gs'i held Se pr ieedef for TrI
med; sale Lat e s92 500; terms. MARY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MD.

l. Historic Woodlawn. $50 acres
Groom Colonial brick home. Groom
tarnihome; barns. running creek
ideal retreat. rs miles d. c.; i'm.
mediate possession $4,000.
2, il3 acres. overlooking chesa.
peake Bay suitable for tobacco and
livestock; 2 tarmhouses, large barn
lO.aere tobacco allotment; on Z
paved roads. immediate possession
90 miles d. c.. $1,000.
acres. Broom home: barn,
outbuildinRS. on paved road. imme.
diate possession; IS miles d. c.;
4. 100 acres. Broom house; q 70.
bacco barns: timber. stream: good
road immediate possession: 80 miles
ID. c.; $4,000.
3 90 acres, modern masonry q
bedroom home; hot-air heat: large
barn. beautiful trees. running
stream: improved road: no miles
p c.: immediate possession; Sii,-
d 80 acres. 5.rm. home: cleo
ontbuildinesi improved road; "a land
n'les d. c.. Si2.05O.
See our ad under "Waterfronts
for sale We have farms. water
fronts, homes, going businesses, to
nll your requirements. CALVERT
Phone los. 1854 and
22s.Jsl INSPECTION BY AP.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28
Historic Tidewater Estate

This was once the pianta-
Wash aOMe q ne fonn sAnsu STics
house with coIumned veran-
Of the Potomac. the extern
sive lawn sweeping to the
waters edge. Both house and
grounds possess INFINITE Old
World charm. LIST fir. draw
ing rm.. library, dining rfn..
buffers pantry. kitchen, utiI-
ity rm.. cold pantry. 2 bed
rms. and bath. 2nd fir.. 2
master suites with view OF
water; 4 other bedrms., study,
ONCE. linen rn.. and 4 baths.
3rd w.. storeril.. 4 servant
rms. bath and large playrm.
Central oil heat. 8 flreplaces.
Besides a garage, there are
3 tenant houses, large cattle
barn. silo, large metal Inn
plement barn, chicken houses !.
and corn crib. There are. 1872
acres. 65 acres in pasture.
good fencing. Excellent or
chard. The property. with
water on three sides. forms q
peninsula. 10 acres hiehly
productive oyster bed By
riparian grant. Excellent
fishing and duck shooting.
Protected deep-water harbor.
This estate is 90 mi. so. of
Washington. Price. $4,000.
Write owner for details and
pictures.
Mrs. Archer st. John
"Bushfield"
Mt. Holly, Virginia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28
'IoEFIcEs, STUDIOS isr AIHrl
DOCTORS SPECIAL

DOCTORS SPECIAL
Isss. .sssss: sissis:ai ser Sss'sn s
private entrance. ideal location Tor
doctors once and home. 1000 South
Frederick. on Columbia pike. Airing
Larchmont Realty, Inc.
JE. $4,000 IA. 10000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28
FARMS
PROPERTY FOR SALE

EHOfENl IOH SALE
lOs. acres: s-rrA. main house:
rm., parior, well-planned, mod. kit:
5 bedrms., bath: full bsmt.: h.-w.h.:
8-rm, tenant house v; bath; ao,cew.
Blk, maternity shed: streams. 5
acres wooded. bal. hay and pasture.
I Ids. irontsss; 30 nj. D. e.; $4,000 sss
sif f4S ac isss. hous. w.lb..h.
asr nsa ' H. pi ram r vi sGIn'Fy bsd t
rms. and bath; partial bsmt.; Ice.
front porch overlooking fast-moving
trout stream: 30x50 maternity barn.
30-cow D. c. dairy barn and silo:
40 acres lush bluegrass meadow.
~ acres acre hay AZ and and pasture tr 20 acres
road miles east east Of f0 Fa:dsa ri aa Is
mi. D. c.: $4,000. Immed. poss.
215. ACRES-Dairy farm. S-fm.
main house, bath and central heat.
mod. kit. bedrms.. clean as .
pin pi, s New s.rm. tenant house, bath,
house. bath only. washington-type
dairy barn and silo, cattle and hay
barn. implement sheds, etc. 20 q.
alfalfa, 15 a. wooded. bal. hay and
crops, Mile OF hard road frontage:
% hi. ". Ca Azc. Duo.
* 5uI;Fu STOCK &. F Ar.
tenant house: 45xe0 bsmt, barn with
eemented barnyard, corn houses. etc.
Water in all fields, lush, newly
seeded and fertilised pastures. 3
miles. new cattle fencing: private
hluestone drive; mile hard road
$4,000. $4,000 cash, bal. $4,000
Annually.
ROCKVILLE RAMBLER - SLIT.
overall: new brick home mr.. Rock.
vile interchanse; huge Nv. rm.
master bedrm,. 2 other bedrms., ix
baths. fun bsnit., breezeway and
attached. 2-ear garage. On q iaFKe
lot in Roekville's best residential
area $4,000. easy terms.
CHARLES II. JAMESON. REAIToR
foolesyiiie 52oS or Erven W. Butt
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28
Looking For A Good Furni-
tire tor similar husl T.oc .

bldg with With s ie ioc. on one ss'0e y
Washington's best retail streets
suitable for the above or similar
businesses. 1t has q modernistie
front entrance. high ceilings, bright
open space. and alley in rear. and
contains approx. 5000 50. It. A
real bargai at only So, 500. on good
terms. for immediate sale. Today
call WO. 6-0963.
Jess Fisher g. Co., Inc.
Realtors
1890 X St. NV, Elk. 3-1Si1
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28
ATTENTION
NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION
OR ORGANIZATION

Prestige location just be-
low NEW Natl. Rifle Assoc,
Bldg. facing into NEW Natl.
Educ. Assoc. Bldg, W blocks
to Statler, 2 blocks to May
flower; elevator, modern
oil heating plant, sound
condition. Ample parking
for 10 cars.
An Impressive Property
1918 10th ST. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28
Leesburg Estate
600 Acres

Located only ga miles from Lees.
burg .S, ya this :d snsm Sos estate attn os S
acres Of excellent farm land. well
fenced and watered. Main house Is
perfect for entertaining with iax
80 living room. LarRe master bed
room with dressing room and full
tile bath. A 40-miie view from the
eolumned fagstone porch. New I'VE
year old stone managers home with
3 bedrooms. New barn and silo with
100 feet OF feeding area. Two tenant
houses. each with full bath First
time offered Priced for immediate
sale with excellent terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28
Ohm Annie Ornlnard

Ohio Apple Orchard
100 acres. young profitable. Mod,
home. new bldgss. equip. cold
storage. water systems. A going
business si,,e 3 with long life. NJ, rapid
Market at orchard; sacrifice price.
W. w FLEETWOOD, IO606 Bruins.
wick ave. Kensington. Nd, 10. s..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28
INVESTMENT FARMS

1855 ACRES at $3.50 per acre. VERY
345 ACRES at 5000 per acre
LARGE stone home. Convert this into
estate with q few thousand dollars
800 ACRES at $500 per acre. Coins
stock farm and a real hedge against
$50 ACRES at $500 per acre
River farm and unique Opportunity
ior investor, who does not want tc
2s5 ACRES at $1,000 per acre,
Az Gaithersbure interchange.
have available. Consult us any time,
:. &, 4 CO. INC. REALTORS,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-04-28
TIMBER CRUISING
Professional Forester JE. 3-0O9e
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MD.

/. Anne Arundel County, % acres,
3 bedroom, bath masonry home, large
tobacco barn, poultry house. well,
stream. 5.9-acre tobacco allotment;
80 miles 2, e; $4,000. =.
Colonial home, completely restored,
2 baths. Dashboard heat. 2 barns. ten.
hacco allotment: immediate posses.
sion: % miles d. c.; $4,000.
|, 3. South River, modern 4-bedroom
nome. screened porches, Venetian
blinds, artesian well; immediate pos
session; rs miles D. c.; S11,600.
Anne Arundel County. 90 acres.
modern 6srns ,s 4SedT room home sC tSosee2
land. e-acre tobacco allotment; on
600.
5. Anne Arundel County, SO acres,
i mile road frontage, Groom mod
ern frame home: Deepfreeze, electric
refrigerator, stove. complete farm
equipment. ertesian we'll. tenant
lotment, dairy barn; immediste pos.
session: % miles D. C.
8. 1877 acres, S-room Colonial
home, bath. 3 large barns, Complete
equipment, livestock, half interest in
1913 acres tobacco, highly produce
tive. streams, paved road. mature
timber: &c miles d. c.
z. Historic Lothian. 20 acres, II.
room Colonial brick home. Ia baths,
tenant house. . barns. stable. out.
buildings; on . paved roads: i'm.
mediate possession; 20 miles D. c.
Being sold to settle estate.
3. West Shadyside, Groom ranch
mouse breezeway, garage. hot-aif
heat, insulated. cork tile door: i'm.
mediate possession; $1,000.
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT.
Call Mrs. Williams. UniverEifv
7-44sl. CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY, Prince Frederick, Mary.
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MEDICAL ARTS BLDG.
e4s0 NEW HAMPSHIRE AVE.
Gust Past D. c. Line In
Prince 0eorges Col

Recently completed bldg, now be-
ms occupied BY prominent doctors
and dentists. Some space still avail
able for general practitioners, nose
sna threat sts spsss'ts oDthsm9o
sTranssments possible. with plenty plenty
|of windows. etc. Entire bldg. CEN
Iice, fiuorescent iiehtins. soundprocf
ceilings. char service. Moderate rent.
ais from 800 per month. depending
on size q suites; Nothing more 70
ther information. call EN-. 10000.
Legum 81 Gerber Realty Ca.
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Move to Howard County
Paul B. Beard. Realtnr

IS acres: 7-rm, house, bath, cot
tage IN gack yard TO use as guest.
hse; barn and implement shed and
other bldes: beautiful stream. on
old RI. 20 at clarksyille. Splendid
location.
acres; 9-rm, house. bath, oil
intersection OF Ri. 20.
= acres, = wooded: arm. house,
bath. oil heat: lovely loo. on old
Rte. 90 at Highland.
100 acres; a beautiful. thoroughly
modern home, bath. oil heat. fire-
place, unit kitchen. Close to Rt. 81.
20 miles from Washington.
Large and small farms: building
lots: 2 acres OF wooded land With
stream; anything you may desire
in real estate. Call Atlas 6-2l64.
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For happy country living; BOATING
fishing, Grabbing, etc; new residence
cleaning white ees SS ,sd s SS
ms rTa' with pictuTTe ' window. frs,
place with Heatiiator. large closets
glass Enclosed porch modern kitchen
with gas range. refrigerator, etc,
surrounded by green velvet lawn,
flowers etc; well house and storage
y% bErass ,S ssrs . sssy sTi Sse 3
sTfRoTuTf Really Hwy u S5s. Holly.
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