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RLANDY, HARRY H.. sr. The family
expresses their deepest apprecla-
ton for the lovely flowers and cardss;
and to all who were so tnoushuui
in our sorrow vrs1r RrANDY.
BOYD, INDIA A. Many kind words
OF sympathy, condolences ana eouTes srs
Of assistance came to US from our
relatives and friends during our
recent bereavement. In THESE KING
nesses we found untold comfort ana
silent but mesnineful services rem
dered. For all these helping hands
deeply Sratefui' THE FAMILY.
BuRRELL. GEORGIA 1. WASHING:
ron. The family ,x q the pI lnse
GEORGIA. I. WASHINGTON bu Is
RELL wishes to express appreei nS
members Of the FIRST Baptist Church,
Deanwood: the Independent Fu-
neral Directors Association and our
many friends and neighbors Lor
their kind s EXPRESSION ts al dover:
and services during the recent pass
ING OIL our '0'su The FAMILY.
CRAWFORD. ANDREW s. The family
81 the late ANDREW 8, cRAW-
FORD wishes to express its sincere
appreciation and gratitude ior lne
Ms illness and at his passing for
the prayers, masses. foral tributes.
telegrams, cards and innumerao!e
services extended US by his friends
and co-workers. THE FAMILY.
Of the late NANCY Z. DAVIS wishes
to express her appreciation Ior
teIeRrams and kindnesses received
during the illness. and subsequent
death of her mother.
MARY ALICE DAVIS BUTLER.
KING, ROBERT W. The family Of
the late ROBERT ". KING wishes
to express their thanks to Their Their
neishbors' friends eo-T1rkerS o.s anG
Of the Greater New Bethel Baptist
Church, for ali services and express
sions Of sympathy during their
recent bereavement .r pAuuy
PERRY. CHARLIE. The family Of the
late CHARLIE PERRY wish TO ex-
Z. Henry and to their many
friends for the kindnesses extended
them during their recent oereave-
ALLEN AND PERRY FAMILIES.
SAVOY, THOMAS WARREN. The
family of the late THOMAS WAR
rem SAVOY extend their sincere
thanks to their many friends for
their messages Of sympathy IN their
~ THE FAMILY.
THOMAS. BLANCHE L. We. the
children of the late MRS. BLANCHE
L, THOMAS, wish to express our
sincere thanks and gratitude to our
friends. neighbors and relatives Tor
all spiritual bouquets, flowers. gifts.
the use Of their cars, kilograms,
cards, calls. visits and other acts
Of kindness and expressions OF sym
pathy and consolation during our
recent bereavement. God bless you'
The THOMAS FAMILY.
WALKER. DR.. HARRY >. The fam
ily Of the late DR.. HARRY J.
WALKER wishes to express sincere
thanks and deep appreciation to
friends and relatives for the many
expressions Of kindness extended
to US during our recent hereave-
ment. THE FAMILY.
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Petersburg, and Mrs. Mary
Louise Wood Of Honolulu.
Twenty grandchildren also sur
vive.
Requiem mass viii be said
at 10 am. Tuesday at st. Pat
rick's Church. Burial will be
In Mount Olivet Cemetery.
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WARNER. MAUDE Z. In loving mem
DRY OF our dear wife and mother,
MAUDE =. WARNER, who departed
this life four years ago tomorrow,
June 8, 1885.
Gone is the face we loved so dear.
Silent is the voice we loved to hear;
Too far away for sight or speech,
But not too far for thought to
reach
Sweet to remember her who once
was here,
And who, though absent. 10 lust Is
FRANK AND CHILDREN.
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Nativity Catholic Church. 5000
Georgia avenue NV, at 10 am.
tomorrow.
Burial will be in National
Memorial Park Cemetery.
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CEMETERY LOTS

CEDAR HILL sites. lust inside
gate: tombstone allowed: $3.50. LII.
4-7493.
CEMETERY LOT, National Memorial
Park: excellent location: 4 sites;
must sell at sacrifice. JE. 3-ls33. 0
CEMETERY LOT IN Columbia Gardens,
I1:3O-2:30 and SO pm.
FORT LINCOLN-4 sites. Call "a
5-6917.
FORT LINC0LN-2 sites In Mount
Calvert CATHOLIC Section take oy ye
payments. $3.50 mo. Ii. 4-Os3s
FORT LINCOLN. Garden Of the
Apostles. sspaTte o1 companion Mo1n
Ing out S Of town CLAUDE sAiFLaT'
FORT LiNCoLN-4 sites, choice loca-
ton. near chapel: will sell at f cost
FORT LINCOLN CEMETERY, Garden
OF the Apostles; current PRICE, Sgso'
will sell $3.50. Call 10. 7"lBoO'
GEORGE WASHINGTON CEMETERY
Riggs rd., Hyattsville, Nd; lot N
choice section, g. sites: So5O iof
quick sale. Box 1S5-Y. star.
NATIONAL MEMORIAL PARK-Moy'
ing from area, will saerince Gene
tery lot and mausoleum. excel Joe
WASHINGTON NATIONAL GENE.
Terry. plot Of 2 sites; will sell beio"
4, on 8 ADJOINING SITES in Fort
Lincoln, priced at $500, $500 Of
$1,000. Box 496-T, Star.
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Anuriltng

LEVINE, SOLOMON. There will Be
an gnyeilins In meme %smSSrSb S 81 sSIO Of
Sonia Levine. father Of Daniel and
Arnold Levine, on Sunday. June
IA, 1853, at pm, At tne
George Washington Cemetery Taf-
band). o''Io'A1
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W4LA4AAAA 0AsSAAs @~s'
June g. 1859. TRYTHosA P. ADAMS
Of 1911 Que st, NV, beloved sister
sfVf sl DoEi; snd wafer GSsms s0'
survived By many other relatives
ana host OF friends. Notice Of
funeral later. Arrangements BY the
Robinson Co., 1918 9th st. NV.
AIKEN. ELLEN H. On Friday. June
ELLEN y Il. a AIKEN q ssia North
MestmoEeland ST.: Fall e C ny ,i.:
X Ra' SANFORD mo Mrs., Esther sanford:
June and David Willoughby.. Harry
and Emma Aiken, nearby. and Char
lotte sager Of Aurora; Colo, FRIENDS
NAM. ca as 81 ne ssr AF Pss1ax dTVe
be held on Tuesday. June Q. at
ELS pm. Interment Arlington Ns-
tionai Cemetery.
ANGIE J1hs R isss a passds seo 81 Non
teEsy' S salii Bert sve aNd spr,n o.
M Ner: i Hnse 81 S GaSrq Of Mrs
shirley Cowan and Raymond c. and
Earl W. Anger. Gravestde services
on Tuesday, June 9, at 3 pm,
al the Arlington National Gene
terry. Friends are invited to as
semble at the cemetery once at
ESQ pm.
ARMITAGE. JOHN n. on Friday.
JOHN II, ARMITAGE. formerly Of
Alexandria and Richmond. Va, be-
loved husband Of Ethel r. Armitage,
devoted father Of Mrs. Jacoueline
A Tierney Of Alexandria, Va; Mrs.
Rogers A. Turner Of Tampa. Fla,
and Mrs. Virginia. A. Davis Of San
Antonio, Tex, and brother Of Miss
Laura Armitage He also Is sur
vived by seven grandchildren. one
Rreat-grandchild and host Of other
relatives and friends. Funeral
services on Monday. June .. At
the Duval Funeral Home, Tampa,
Fla. Interment Tampa. Fla. =.
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Dratha
ACHTERKIRCHEN

ACHTERKIRcHEN. WILLIAM. A. spe-
n cial communication of Ar
IN minus Lodge, No. %, =. A.
IN A, NJ, Is hereby called for
MCN / pm. Monday. June o,
%O~ 1859, at the Masonic Tenn
"| pie, 18th st, and New York
ave. NV, for the purpose
of conducting funeral services for
our late brother, WILLIAM AcH-
WALTER TIMPKE. Master.
WILLIAM GROTE. Secy.
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REEVES. JOHN n. onlcsrs ana mem
chase Post, No. los, the
American Legion, are .notl-
iisa q y the y ., death ,, q o' !.
v SosifHP. ocoNsELL.
9. A. CARRY, Jr. Xdit
nEEgY !oHS M. G. susd, M ,.: on
dencs. GSO5 Montxomefy drive. De-
thesda, Nd, JOHN. @, hEIDxs 81. !.
Reidy inee Bradley and father
q Jon9 O. n; i 1ayid 2; and n. Mary ~
Tie Adams Yunsiai Nome. WIS
wisconsin ave NV. on Monday.
June 5. ~ e:ib am, REQUIEM mats
IL y. Jane Dc Chantai Church
S az o sssb.sSs. M a eng s'and
Relatives and friends invited 70
attend Interment Arlington Ma
tionhi Cemetery. 2
BENCH. On, VICTOR D, on Friday,
june s. 1859. al Washington senl.
tarium, DR.. VICTOR B. RENCfl
father Of Mrs, y. Nelson Reeve
sasvv MSDi " Tires siasa me AND
at the 81. II Hines CO. Funerai
iseiiitissS iinsssment private. I
RENcH. vICToR y. otaeers and mem.
~ bers OF William Hunt
MSLM Chapter, No. 10, Q. 3 o.,
SN are hereby nQti1ed OF the
ANk9N. death Of VICTOR d
w Grand Patron. Body rest
" ing at the 8. n. Hines Co
Funeral Home, 290I 14th 81. NV,
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LEPRE. ANNA c. On Friday. June s.
st. NV. ANNA G, LEPRE. beloved
daughter Of the late Alfonso and
Angelina Lepre, sister Of Anthony
Lepre. Mrs. Rose. Intellini. Dominick.
John, Amelia. Joseph. Mrs. Mary
Funeral from the above residence
on Tuesday. June 0. at $3.50 am.
REQUIEM mass ct Holy Rosary
Church ct y am. lnterment Mt.
Olivet Cemetery.
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Jun. 1881 sSsEsr ii. o fssd. sssd: s
9Th st. Sc. ROBERT McoRAW. the
son Of the late Edward and Mary
Ryan Mc0raW and brother OF Mrs.
Mary c Lipscomb. Friends may call
at the Lee Funeral Home, 4th Ct.
Tuesday. June o REQUIEM mass
will be offered at St. Peters catho-
lie Church. end and C SITS. Sc, ct
$50 am. Intermsnt Mt, oiivet
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DEATHS

A Announcements Of
Services By Chamber
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AicBREEN. THOMAS j.. sr. On Fri
ins s II Hospital Il CEN Center. THOMAS He J.
McBREEN. ST., Of 1908 Floral St.
NV. beloved husband Of Elizabeth
n. McBreen. and brother Of Roger
McBreen Of Minneapolis: MINI /;
Thomas ]. McBreen III. Friends
may call at the Rinaldi Funeral
Home, $40 X st. ne. where prayers
will be said on Monday. June s..
at 9:l5 am: thence TO the Ma
tivity Catholic Church. 5000 Geor-
ice Of the mass viii be offered at
10 am. for the repose of his soul.
lnterment National Memorial Park
Cemetery, Fails Church. Va. Rela-
tives and friends invited.
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iYas ! i. ssoa e m A SS.b aGsP's q
Anita Snowden, father OF Vivian
Bullock and Phyllis Costly, brother
Of Col. Frank Snowden and Cora
Hill Six grandchildren. two sisters
in-law. two brothers-i n-law and
many other relatives and friends
also survive Mr.. Snowden may be
seen at chinn Funeral Home, zoos
shirlington I'd. Arlington, Va, after
8 pm, June 4. Funeral services ut
! pm, June q. at Galloway Method
list Church. 5000 Lee hwy, Arling-
ton Va, Interment Arlington Ma
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PAMPIlLONIA. LILLIAN T. On Satur-
gay; June Q. 1859, LILLIAN T. PAM
PPih.iLoNIA q 1910 Bradley. blvd.
mick :; PampIllonia and mother Of
Miss Lillian r. Pampiilonia. Henry
r and Dominick. A. Pampiilonia:
also survived BY I'VE grandchildren
friends are invited 10 call at the
~ nsSs. Chase Funeral Home
Ma where services will be held on
ment Cedar Hiii Mausoieami. -''
RAMEY. EDGAR c. On Friday,
pital EDGAR C. RAMEY, husband
q the late Anna Elizabeth Ramey,
father OF Mrs. Blanche e. 0eorge
iea Joseph vo Hi R1msy both q Nc;
Igray. Va, and Tie TAT late &. ssxle ~
Ramey,. brother Of Frank 9. Ramey
Of oakton, Va /: Godfrey W. Ramey
R ssin q Marshall. Va; Mrs. Jose
ee sine M Mrs E Fl ssn M E5sns'cS
Of Dunn Loring. Va. He Also is
survived BY his mother. Mrs. A,
". Ramey Of Mclean. Va, and
e eSs sT I'm MoSss FFEsnds may
va. Services WIN be held at the
Lewinsville Presbyterian Church on
Sunday, June z, at 2:30 pm. In
terment Lewinsville Cemetery. 7
REDMAN, ADA WATTS. On Friday,
June 5, 1859, at the home OF her
daughter, Miss Edna Ethel Watts,
Ednor. Nd. ADA WATTS REDMAN,
mother Of Miss Edna Ethel and
Amanda Watts, and Clarence g.
Watts: sister OF Mrs. Eva W. Elliott
and ]. c. Wickham. There also
are one granddaughter and one
ereat-grandson Mrs, Redman rests
at the Warner Z. Humphrey Flu
neral Home, S434 Georgia ave,
Silver Spring. Nd parking facili-
t tiss.. Services and in'srment pri-
REEVES. JOHN R. On Monday. June
bury I'd. Bethesda, Nd, JOHN r.
REEVES, beloved husband Of Lucille
B. Reeves, father OF Mrs. Margaret
r. Leopold and John r. Reeves,
IT,: son Of Mrs Alice A. Reeves and
brother Of Judge Mildred E. Reeves
and Mrs Marian r. Gladding Me-
mortal services on Sunday, June
Z. at 8 pm. ct the Bethesda Presby.
terrain Church. In lieu of flowers.
contributions may be made to Camp
Echo Lake or the American Cancer
Society.
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VICE VIE 3, 1888 ssSs si sTElg e. P R.Ssaa
ton. Nd. beloved. husband Of the
late Victoria DanIlowicz and father
Of Mrs. Mamie Yob. Leon. Henry
and Joseph Danilowicz. Funeral
Home, 1881 Georgia ave. NV. on
Monday. June 3. ct am. Re-
QUEEN mass at ct. Catherine la
boure Church, Wheaton. Nd, at GAS
an. Interment Gate Of Heaven
on Sunday. June z. at pm. 2
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On r.. Friday, S gSps &; 1859; ARNOLD sIcG.9
husband Of Audrey B. clevsrssy'
father Of Monica Lyn and Patricia
Dawn Cleversey: son Of Frank and
Rose cleyersey and brother Of Ber.::
nadine Cleversey. Friends may call
ct the w. ". Deal Funeral Home,
mass at Fort Myer Chapel. Fort
Myer, Va, on Tuesday. June Q, at
0 am. Interment Arlington Ma
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MEM. MARION GROOMEs. On sat-
urday. june 9. 1889. at the home
dM Mr.; Ms 3aysS s5G SoM GIsssi MEHM
Meem of GaithersburG. Nd. sur
vived BY one son. Guy Meem Of
Westminster. Nd. Mrs. Meem was
retired school teacher OF Mont
gomery County. Nd, Friends may
Home. Laytonsviiie. Nd. Funeral
services Tuesday. June y, at IL am.
Interment 81 Johns Cemetery.
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Saturday. June 9. 1859, ct her
race ne. CARRIE HARMAN SHIP
LEY: beloved sister Of Mrs. Ernest
Miss shipley was. 9 member OF
Capt. Wendell Wolf Chapter, D. A.
R. and the Robert Z. Lee Chapter.
No. .644 United Daughters Of the
Confederacy. Services ct the o. H,
Hines Co. Funeral Home. 2901 14th
st. NV. on Monday, June 8, at
3 pm. (perkine facilitiesl. Inter-
ment Rock Greek Cemetery.
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SMITH, HAIRY ELBERT. on FRI
day. june 5. 1859. 81 his home.
Nd. HARRY EBERT SMITH. be-
!cred husband s.a,. q y. Eve p: Smith MI
phrey Funeral Home, s434 Georgia
ave. Silver Spring, Md. where
friends may visit with the family
between the hours Of 2 to 4 pm.
and to Q pm; SUNDAY. June 2
ices on Monday. June Z, at 10
am, ct Prospect Hill Cemetery
Sympathy may be expressed In the
form Of memorials TO the Mont
gomery County Heart Association.
3746 Howard ave, Kensington Nd.
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LAzZAkI. FEkRUCCIO. OF sI4 For-
on June 5. lose. husband q IEinis
Lazgari. father Of Fred and John
LsS1ari. brother Of Mrs.; clsmentina
neral Home. l400 Chaplin st. NV,
81 1918 am Monday, June 3.
Mass at 81. Bernadette's Church.
1874 University blvd. east, Silver
Spring, Nd, at IL am. Interment
Gate Of Heaven Cemetery. Rosary
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THOMAS. FREDERICK DOUGLAS. On

Wednesday, June 3. 1859. 81 1880
Trinidad ave. ne, IONA TURNER.
She Is survived by q devoted hus-
band. Albert Turner: one son, Elvin
Turner: three brothers, George,
James and Bonnie Mccormick. one
sister, Elizabeth Gordon: one god
child, Kathy Lorraine Long, and
other relatives and friends. Friends
may call ct the Joynes Funeral
Home. 116 Massachusetts, ave. NV,
after 4 pm. Sunday, June T. where
services will be held on Monday,
June 8. at 1890 pm. Interment
Woodlawn Cemetery.
TURNER, PEARLE N. On Friday,
June 5. 1853. at her home. 1900
Harding lane Browns Corner, Silver
Spring. Nd. PEARLE N. TURNER.
wife OF the late Archie. 8. Turner,
father OF Mrs, Leonard p. Hobbs
and Mrs, Sterllns Turner. and sis
ter OF Mrs. Edith v, Wrenn. Mrs.
Turner rests at the Warner e.
Pumphery Funeral Home, S434 Geor-
gia ave, Silver Spring. Nd, where
services will be held on Monday,
June 3, at l:30 pm. parking ia
cilities). Interment private. bal
timore papers please copyO
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day. June I. 1855. at Payne's
sSEs,p HHGTs T TSs Ssur 81 4So7
South sth I'd, Arlington. Va, aunt
the home address and sister Of
the Misses Rachel and Ethel Tim
mons Of wichita, Kans; Mrs. May
Felkner Of Garden City. Kans !:
Mrs. Fay Baxter and Simon Tim
mons Of onage, Kans Friends may
1901 North Fairfax dr., Arlington,
Va. until il am Monday. June
g.. thence TO the Church OF the
Pilgrim, 22d and P SITS. NV. Wash
ington,. D, c., where services will
finnai MernnriaI park
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MAkY lila. on Fri-
sihhE R&S SSi Of ssss W h 4. w Fla i.
loved wife Of the late william r.
Sherwood and mother Of William
survived By four grandchildren. four
great-srandehildren and one great.
craftsmanship Prayers ct the
8 H. Hines Co. Funeral Home.
290l iAth ST.. NV. on Monday.
june az 9:15 a IN. parking
Victory Catholic Church. 4s35 Mac
Arthur blvd, where the holy sacri.
nee Of the mass will be offered at
10 am. for the repose Of her soul.
Interment Cedar Hill Cemetery. z
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5, 1858. GLADYS o. DAVIS Of
1870 Chaplin st. NV. mother OF
Raymond l.. and Everett Z. Davis,
sister Of Mildred NJ. Thurman and
relatives and friends also survive.
After. 4 pm. Tuesday, June Q,
friends may call at the Frazier Fu-
neral Home. $50 Rhode Island ave.
NV. Funeral services on wednes-
Mount Carmel Baptist Church. Sd
and Eye SITS NV, the Rev. p. ].
Jernagin oflciating Interment Lin
coin Memorial Cemetery. o
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k ssn. sof 1850 f SSsE KING q d Er si
!Sa q st. w RissrdiIs ,,. Mo- beloved
Sachs Of San francisco, Cali,
Funeral services at the Bernard
Dansansky d Sons Funeral Home,
1901 l4th st NV. on Sunday.
June p a pm. Intsrment Temple
Cemetery. Memorial week, Clio
43d st.. Riverdale, Nd.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-10

property opportunities are inexhaustible
Sellers offering bargains or unusually good
terms include unimaginative owners who
have allowed their properties to deteri-
crate -. shortsighted property "milkers"
heirs in hurry :. spendthrifts who
sell cheap to pay for personal indulgences
.. absentee owners older owners who
wish to liquidate owners whose jobs
are relocated.
But what about rent control? In my
book I give you 10 legitimate ways you
can still increase net income and there
fore resale value in rent control areas.
The first rule: observe the lawl
But what If there's another recession?
The last three recessions affected rental
property less than any other form of in
vestment. 1t is an accepted realty axiom
that land values rise whenever the popu-
lation rises, as ours has continued to do.
What ruined many property owners dur
ing the depression were short-term mort
cages with high interest Today mortgages
have lower rate of interest, and average
IS to 20 years instead of to S, making it
possible for the principal to be paid of
automatically by monthly income.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1959-09-10

stumbling block which
will keep you from seiz-
ing upon the extraordinary opportunity
presented here.
Out of every thousand people who read
this page, perhaps only 10 will be able
to overcome their ingrained skepticism
enough to send away for more informa-
ton. And out of those ten, perhaps only
one or two will exploit this opportunity to
the hilt. But those fortunate few may en-
Joy the kind of financial success that mil
lions dream of but only few achieve.
You can pyramid personal savings of
SZ,oOO $3.50 month, plus interest, for
years) into an estate worth $219,972 in
IL years 81, 1S7,Io5 in 20 years.
Your chances for success are better
than 400 to 1 = in fact, 1900 times better
than ii you went into business = according
to actual US. government statistics.
And most, if not all, of your new wealth
VIII be yours to keep tax-free - not even
subject to capital gains taxi
did better than that. When / was rs,
my wife Lucille and started saving part
OF my first modest earnings as a telephone
company employee. In three years we
mad saved the down payment to buy a
nome began looking about for way to
insure modest retirement income to sup
piement my telephone company pension.
From "serofeh" 70 $500, 900 by ~
Starting with only the $1,000 cash
equity in my home, pyramided this
modest aOoaf :rA~> eEnn mn b., &k,< &:S~no
was " = all in my spare time. This ex-
ceeded the lifetime savings of the presi-
dents OF many telephone companies and
OF many other businesses. There seemed
little point of my continuing to work on
salary. So retired at ~ to concentrate
on my investments = with considerable
time for gardening. swimming in our back
yard pool, hunting. fishing and travelling
Many friends turned to me for advice
on how they could follow me up the road
to fortune. Finally decided to write
unique guidebook, in which would share
my money-making secrets with my friends
and anyone else who cared to use them.
But editors who read my first manu-
script told me: ~Ah, but your success de-
pended on starting during the depression.
1t could never happen againl"
Another $500, 900 in Only 2 Years
This led me to study other mems
money-making experiences, and current,
non-depression-period opportunities. I
found many muIti-millionaires whose sue
cess in my field far overshadowed mine. /
analysed their secrets. Although had not
intended to increase my holdings, found
so many opportunities that in 2 years
doubled my estate TO over 100000.
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Naturally, there are many ramihcations
as you rise ever higher toward a million
dollars. How far you want to 60 up this
ladder depends on how much retirement
income you would like. You can con-
servafively expect to earn an average net
return of go on your personal equity.
Realty syndicates are able to take out
stable bite for salaries and other heavy
expenses = and still virtually guarantee
go net return to individual investors who
devote no time or thought to their prof.
ects. So, il you would be satisfied with
retirement income of at least $4,000 a
year, you might decide to stop when your
equity reaches 100000.
There Must Be q cuseh 70 ut"
Right now, it would be understandable
if you were sputtering, But = but = it's
not that simple. II can't be that simple. II
never is! There must be catch to it"
OF course there's catch to it! There
are hundreds of catches" - hundreds of
pitfalls and traps for the unwary who have
never travelled what call the realty road
to riches" But made it, by learning as
went along And you have priceless adj
vantage which never had-the advantage
of being able to know beforehand every
thing had to learn by trial-and-error
My 4o7-page book is literally the prod
uct of a lifetime, into which have poured
every distilled ounce of practical knowI-
edge gained along the road to fortune.
II answers all the questions on real estate
operations that my friends have ever
asked me. Most of the book is written
in narrative form, in which lead you
through one actual transaction after an
other, setting forth each step in detail
But isn't il too late to make fortune?
That's what they told me when started,
during the depression. Don't forget, this
method of making money is not depend
ent on continued economic boom or in
hation. II Is benefited and underwritten by
Americas continuing population boom,
which is expected to result in IT million
more people by 1880.
But are there enough opportunities for
everybody who reads this book? Income