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Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20
BAHAMAS RACE SET

NASSAU up Stirling Moss
is expected to drive a new AZ liter
Aston Martin December 6 in the
25O-mile Nassau International Tro..
ply race which will feature the
sixth annual Bahamas Speed Weeks
program. Moss won the 1856 and
1857 races but was a pitside spec
tator last winter.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20
PLASTIC MILE

RICHMOND, Va. up - Plastic
bags stapled together stretched a
lfuli mile in Richmond's west end
streets.
Fifteen women of the Monacan
Junior Woman's Club, with the
help of five toddlers and a beagle
hound named Footz, laid the bags,
with appropriate signs, to warn
mothers to destroy them as a safe
ty measure-to keep the kids from
putting them over their heads.
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To Give Memorial
Book For Cal White
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continued from page one)
BALI by Gary Jackson and Bud
Plays Football by G. Paul jack
son viii be purchased with the
money.
No greater tribute could have
been paid Mr.. White, who would
have been specially pleased. The
boys are: Jimmy Acko, Ronnie
Davidson, Mark Edsel. Bobby Hal
lett, Gary and Larry Haze, Mark
Hit, Glen Ingram, Roy LaFon-
tame, Dicky Pettyjohn, David Sock
rider, John Vileisis, Roland Vim
yard and Jimmy Wroten.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20
SCHEDULE is SIMILAR

GETTYSBURG, Pa. up = With
one exception the Gettysburg Col
lege football schedule of 1860 will
be the same as this season. Juni-
alta of Huntingdon, Pa, will be met
the week after the September "a
opener with Bucknell. The nine
game schedule ends with a meeting
against Temple at Philadelphia.
Five of the Bullets games are Mid
die Atlantic Conference tests.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20
PIN PRIZES RAISED

MILWAUKEE (P)-First prize in
the 1860 American Bowling Con-
gress Masters tournament has been
doubled to $4,000 and the total prize
fund for the event has been in
creased to S15,330 The Masters
Will be held May I'll at the Toledo
Sports Arena. Qualifying is set for
May rs. The entry fee is $40.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20
Lakeview Elementary
School News


Mr.. PIummer's Special Education
Glass
Oysters
We studied about oysters. We
read the newspaper. A story in the
paper told us about oysters. 1t
told the men they could not go in
the water to get the oysters. These
are some of the reasons.
1. We might want to keep the
oysters we have.
2. Oysters might disappear.
8. The oysters might be sick.
A. The river might have disease in
it.
5, People throw trash into the
river.
Donna Lee Hall
HeaIth-Rest and Sleep
1. We need eleven to twelve hours
sleep every night.
2. We should open windows for
air.
8. We should use small pillow.
4. We should keep our head un-
covered.
Things We Need For Good Health
/. Good meals.
2. Exercise.
8. Sleep and Rest.
4. A good breakfast-Eggs, bacon,
hot cakes, Xix, milk.
Paul Miller
Mary Sue and Her Pigeons
Mary Sue asked her mother if
she could bring her pigeons to
school. Mary Sue brought them to
school one morning. She brought
them in a cage, Mary Sues pigeons
have no names. She feeds her pig
cons corn.
Patsy Donovan
JeweIry BOxes-HOw To Make
l. We put the boxes together.
2. We used glue on the boxes.
3. We sanded the jewelry boxes.
4. We put the legs and the hand
lie on.
5. We shellacked our boxes.
6. We let the boxes dry.
z. We sanded and shellacked
them again.
The Geese
We saw wild geese. They were
flying. Dennis counted the wild
geese. He counted twenty-four
geese.
Larry Talbot
Our Field Trip
We went on a trip to Bethany
Beach on October 2. We went to
see the ocean and the bay We
picked up sea shells. We studied
sea things. We took a lunch. Mrs.
Lester Jefferson and Mrs. Lorenzo
Clark went with us.
Randy Donovan
Mrs. TayIOr's Sec 2-Grade 2 -. =.
We have been very busy since the
first day of school. We were some
time getting adjusted to second
grade.
We had our parents visit our
room for Education Week. Nine
teen mothers and fathers were in
terested enough in our work to
visit our room.
Veterans Day was on November
18th. We observed Veterans Day in
SHOW and Tell' period. On a map
- SAAS WI IL udIU6S
to show the areas where our dad
dys were located during the war.
We also brought in souvenirs from
some of the areas.
Our room is buying Savings
Stamps. We have had the Honor
Award in our room for two weeks
because we had the highest per-
centage in the Lakeview Elemen-
tary School.
1t will soon be THANKSGIVING
Now we are doing unit on the Pill
grims and Indians. We will learn
about the first Thanksgiving. We
collected some Indian articles and
have seen films on Indian life. We
have several books that give us in
formation. We plan to make an In
dian village on our sand table and
mural for our bulletin hoard
which will show Pilgrim life.
Mrs. Kunkle, Mrs. Bennett. and
Mrs. Gordon have been very helm
ful in our work.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20

Bill Skowron. Yankee first base
man who suffered broken wrist in
mid-season, will be an instructor
next winter at the Kissimmee, Fla,
baseball school.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20

Duke Snider led the Los Angeles
Dodgers in hitting during the Ma
tional League season with .3OS
Wally Moon was next with .SO2,
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20
wooDLEY

Funeral services for William T.
Woodley, "A, of Bowers, Delaware,
were held from the Torbert Fun
eral Chapel, Dover, Nov. IA, with
the Rev. Charles d. Burge, pastor
of Magnolia Methodist Church, Of
ficiating.
Interment, Lakeside Cemetery,
Dover.
Mr.. Woodley died Nov. 18th while
being taken to the Milford Memoir
ial Hospital after suffering heart
attack at home. He was a retired
waterman. Born in Little Greek, he
had lived in Kent County all his
life.
Surviving are his wife, Mrs. Eliz-
abeth Woodley; a daughter, Mrs.
Flossie Davidson of Bowers, and a
grandson, Alden Davidson of Wood
side.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20
ToRMEY

Joseph M. Tormey, SO, died Nov.
'12, after a heart attack suffered
while trimming tree in his yard.
He was pronounced dead at Beebe
Hospital, Lewes.
He was retired civil engineer
employed by the City of New York
and was an inspector and drafts
man. He was veteran of World
War and served as yeoman 3/c in
the Navy.
He was a member of the Ameri-
can Legion.
He is survived by his wife, Mrs
Louise A. Tormey, Milton; and a
sister, Mrs. Margaret Cool, New
York City.
The funeral was held Sunday at
8 p. m. in the William M. Short
Funeral Home, Milton. Emil J.
Vogel, former first reader in the
Christian Science Society, Millville,
was in charge.
Interment was in Arlington Nat
ional Cemetery, Fort Myers, Va,
Tuesday afternoon.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20
BURTON

Miss Elizabeth S. Burton, n, a
lifetime resident of Lewes, died
Nov. II, in Beebe Hospital, Lewes
after an illness of three months.
She was a member of st. Paul's
Methodist Church.
Surviving are two sisters, Miss
Hester Ann Burton and Mrs. On
eida Fletcher, Lewes; four nieces,
three nephews, and cousin, all of
this vicinity.
Funeral services were held at
2 p. m. in st. Paul's Church, con-
Quoted by the Rev. Quincy Cooper
Burial was in Peoples Memorial
Park on the Rehoboth Highway.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20
OBITUARY
JONES

JONES
Funeral services for Nelson B.
Jones, 81, who died Nov. Is in Della
ware Hospital, Wilmington, as re-
suit of injuries received in an auto
accident early last Saturday. Ser
vices were held Thursday at 2 p.
m. in the Hardesty Funeral Home.
The Rev. A, Jason Blundon, pas
tor of Union Methodist Church, Of
ficiated. Interment was in Bridge
vile Cemetery.
Jones, who lived near Frankford,
was a son of Mrs. Emma Jones
Windsor of Salisbury, Md, and the
late Archibald G. Jones. In addition
to his mother, he is survived by
two brothers, James c., Delmar,
and David G., U. S. Army, stationed
at Fort Riley, Kansas.
Milford chronicle., 1959-11-20

Ronald r. Stevens, SIS, resident
of Clayton for 40 years, died Nov.
IL, after a prolonged Illness. He
was a painter and paperhanger.
Mr.. Stevens was the son of Sam
uel and the late Ida Reese Stevens
and husband of Mrs. Ida Bell Stew
ems. In addition to his father and
wife, he leaves a son, Ronald r..
Stevens, Jr., Hartly; brother,
Lawrence. Stevens, Clayton; a sis
ter, Mrs. Adelaide Kirby, Phoenix,
Ariz., and two grandchildren.
Funeral services were held from
the FAIRIES Funeral Chapel, Smyrna
on Saturday at 2 p. m. with inter
ment in Odd Fellows Cemetery,
Smyrna. The Rev. Frank o. Bayn-
ard, pastor of Ewell-St. PauPs
Methodist Church, Clayton officia-
ting.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE

HOME IMPROVEMENT NOTE -
4Oet discount: face amt. S762 SO
tincl. init. payable SIS mo, with
balance In yrs. / will sell note
with recourse for purchase price
Makers of note q, Govt. empl. 20
yrs.) have owned and lived in
property for 6 yrs. Call MR.
JUSTMAN, ST. 3-7654 til pm
You WANT 4Oeo to 5Oes discounts
Invest $1,000 to $4,000 See oil
call BUDNEY, 10. 5-2750: ewes
10. 5-3423.
$4,000 second trust with II pay
ments: excellent Govt purchaser
Call RA 6-21l7. 30s
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VACATION PLACES

CAPE COD, MASS.-2-bedrm. equip
cottage. Near lovely Cape Beaches;
best restaurants, fishing, etc. SOS
weekly. Special after labor day
rates. KE. 7-0025.
OCEAN CITY, MD.-2-bedrm cot.
stage near beach; Aug. 90 to Sept
s. sos wk; accom-. 4. FE. 3-193S
or dial direct: 301-AT. 9-6064
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ARL.-8 UNITS

FOGGY BOTTOM, faces O.. w
SIl7.5O mo. rent: $4,000, terms
THOMAS J. FISHER a. CO., 73S
18th St, Mr.. Bauer. DI. 7-6S30.
| III 0.S7n2
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
REAL ESTATE WANTED

A BUYER. cash today or will sell,
rent for you, Free appraisal. VII
6.l970, DICKEYs, AP. 7-S0S0
A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS. Ii. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
RENT YOUR APT. BLDG. or house
today. Our fee is small.
OSCARMAR REALTY CO.
1909 North Capitol st., DU. 7.ll3O
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gl2 18th 81. NV. RE. 7-lobt
BETHESDA. upper Wis. ave. - Nov
renting newly dec. mod. air-cond
ofnces: daily janitor service; start.
ting at $50 per mo-, incl. all utils
Contact Mr. Topping, GEORGE W
ROBERTSON, 1896 Wis. ave. OIL
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MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
ATTN, SPoRTSMEN"
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
by Far the Finest
General Parker Shores"

Protected waterfront lots overlook
ing Potomac River and Chesa-
peake Bay. Paved roads. utilities
including water. boat harbor,
shade trees Homes on property
demonstrate high quality Of de-
velopment Come see, you'll agree.
At Sandy Point. WeStmorelafid
County. Va HISTORYLAND. INC
FAIRHAvEN CLIFF Furnished
house on cliff overlooking bay.
ESQ waterfront. Priv. beach.
Trade. OWNER. EN-. 10000.
INSPECT CEDARHURST on Ches.
Bay. Lots and cottages for sale
Ideal for summer cottages or all
year homes. Boat harbor. swim
ming pier. good roads, restricted
community, 81 miles d. c., near
Shady Side, Md. at Cedarhurst.
See Mr. Fitzhugh on Spruce ave. or
Mrs. Olfi on Holly ave. We also
ofier full acre home sites at Chalk
Point road and old Rte. 46S al
$3.50, on easy terms Take Routes
4, 2, 255 and 46S. WALTER NJ
BAUMAN. Re. 7-1544, 1929 Goth
st. NV.
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HOUSES ron SALIVA.
TALL TREES
AND
AIR CONDITIONING

Are features Of attractive brick
T pfRSsy oSsf . acre Sas'H sy S@S ot
Close In location, convenient 70
d, c., Pentagon and easy walk TO
schools, stores and bus. De Luxe
kitchen, includes dishwasher. dis
posal and hooded range, Laundry
room with automatic washer and
dryer; fireplace, enclosed porch
and double garage. $4,000 loan
available With only s2,ebO down
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INVESTMENT PROP. SALE

Top prices. fast settlement. money
guaranteed on time, ST. 3-045O
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

COLONIAL BEACH COTTAGE -
Large scr. porches, all Utils. Avail
Aug. 10 on. $50 wk. LU. l-290l
COLONIAL BEACH-Shady. nicely
furnished, modern. waterfront cot
tase. Lse. scr. porches. Ii. 1880
EDGEWATER, MD.-Cottage fol
rent by week: nr. water. For fur
ther information. call RIA
6-0454.
HERALD HARBOR-Attractive cot.
tage. Modern. Beaut. beach, pier
$35 wk. up. JU. 9-3s02.
MACS HEAD N. C.-6 rm., vel
equip cottage on ocean Avail
Aug. 80. SS5-S110 OIL. 2-0101
OIL. 2-2332.
SELBY-ON-THE- BAY = Completely
furnished, clean cottage, including
linens. .JU. 9-097S.
WOODLAND BEACH-Furn. cot.
tages: melted beach. Fish, boat
crab: $50 wk. up. CO. 3-2172
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MACHINERY and EQUIP
AUT0M0TIVE MISC.
AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

TWO I1.OOx2O I3-PLY TIRES and
tubes, good as new: SIS each
Ii. 7-Sl62,
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A BARGAIN HUNTER SALE trade
in: must move out. 1858 New
Moon. 1853 Schultz. 1857 M
System, 1854 Rolo Home, 1856
Nashua, 1855 Paramount. 1854
skyline. These trailers /. 2 and
3 bedrms. Can be financed for
AZ months with low down pay
Gated 500 yards west of Fairfax
Circle. Rte. so. 90 and gil, Fair
vfRoINiA MOBILE HOMES, INC.
Open Until 10 PM. Daily
Sunday After Church
CASH PAID for clean used trailers
DEALER. Rockwell S-1400.
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WILL PAY top dollar for late
Ralph at MCNEIL PONTIAC, 1920
WIS; Ave- Bethesda. Nd, OIL
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LONG BEACH
LONG BEACH
Vacation Living
All Year Round
In Long Beach
YOUR FAMILY CAN ENJOY
THE FINEST ENVIRONMENTAL
ADVANT .GES IN THIS PLANNED
COMMUNITY

ADNANT .GES IN This PLANNED
COMMUNITY
/. over mile sandy beach.
2. Pvt. bathhouse and playground.
3. Yacht basin, launching ramp
4. Oil-surfaced streets.
.. Beaut. wooded rolling terrain.
8. Central art. water system.
z. Nearly 200 well-kept vacation
and retirement homes.
6. Hundreds satisfied lot owners.
3. Reg. trash and garb. collection
10. Finest fishing and Grabbing.
IL. Rental boats. owners and guests.
IL. Full-size bldg sites, $3.50 and
up. low pyn1ts. Excep. bay-view
lots, 81 1880 up.
ID. Furn. homes. $500 up, terms
to suit purchasers.
II. Picnic facilities for owners.
Send for direction map and bro
chure, or bring your lunch and
bathing suits. Be our guests for
a day. To visit Long Beach drive
z miles south of Prince Frederick
on the Solomons Island rd.. turn
left at st. Leonard and follow
Long Beach signs to once on
Chesapeake Bay
M. Z. ROCRHILL. INC.
st. Leonard. Maryland
Phone Prince Frederick 306-J
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PooLEsV1iiHIE. Nd AAAoH
Phone 3Ol-DI. 9-32Bo
CRH A1 IIS 4, EIstGIN' pI. 9;3372

- fnonc oOl-Dl. 9-02b9
CHARLES ELGIN, DI. 9-3372
KELVIN WADE. u. s-26lS
VIRGINIA RETIREMENT or week
END farm with subdivision pos
Sloilities: ga fertile, level acres
IN village on highway near thirty
ing city. Ia hrs. D. c.: Groom
mouse IN good condition; running
water, fruit trees, garden. flowers,
pond site. Bargain at $1,000 for
o1lck sale. OWNER. ~. 9-37lS
WILL PAY Cash for farm in
H HoTard CO, 100000 acres: ASH
ION REALTY CO.. WA. 4-9Sll
WOODSTOCK, va. AREA-Dandy
4O-aere farm all in grass and
under cultivation. IA acres I'd
alfalfa. Good S-room farm house
running water. electricity and
telephone. Excellent basement and
barn and other buildings. Sl1. 900.
HEIEkS REALTY. Rte. !, Vienna,
Va. PL. 9-216I.
WOULD LIKE TO RENT a dairy
tarm IN nearby. Nd. or Va. on
, share basis. Would consider work.
ing by the month. Can furnish
references. Call Empire S-47Sl OF
write JOHN F. JOHNSON. Rte
l. Box 46. Bristow. Va.
52-ACRE FARM-Close to new 2417.
approximately 20 miles from Be
thesda. beautiful view. 3-bedroom,
iha-oath rambler with hot-water
heat, cattle barn, hay barn and
quarters for hired help. Stock anc
equipment also available. Excel
lent terms to rieht purchaser. Call
MT; Weiser, OIL. 4-6s33. Ewes. GA.
JAMES c. coNLEY a. CO.
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sEAsH0RE PROPERTY

KITTY HAWK, NORTH CAROLINA
Mcompletely Furnished. modern
Sept. EN-. '2-69s1. JU. 9-2l04
OCEAN CITY, Md, 2 and 3
bedroom apartments. LA. $500,
La. 6-220S, or call Ocean City,
REHOBOTH BEACH-Ocean- front
apis. and cottages; clean; SIS. so
wk. up. MRS NEVES. OIL 4-3sS3.
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snow will you listen to my side of the story?'
FARMS
tcoNIlNUeDl
CHARLES H. JAMESON
nADNRurnuyNJ


10 A, 6,rm. mod, bungalow. new
suest house; washington type
1900 feet in length, ideal fol
airstrip, long frt. Rte. 2S, approx
8 mi, to Co. capitol, $4,000.
liz A. DAMASCUS ESTATE
8:rm. frame house, bath, semi-mod
XII. 29.stall dairy barn, silo
wooded, balance crops and grass
DOG B. G.: = SO i 49,, Co. rd'' ~ mi
so 4. FRED. Co. farm: S-roon
house; bath. mod. kit. fun bsmt.
slate roof, new septic tank. 20,
COW barn, new silo: "a mi. hard
I'd, frtg. excel view. IL mi. N
Fred. S1O.95O. u down.
COW D. c. barn WIcleaner: silos
6OxlOO barn. S.rm, c.-hall house
mod, kit. bath: hldgs. Newl,
painted: lake, streams; IS q. blue
grass: 10 q. woods; bal. crops anC
grass; mi. frt. Rte. ih and Z
other rds.: 10 mi. n. Fred: lease
$3.50 mo-; $4,000. Terms.
200 4. River I'd. farm: Germ. house
cattle barns; fertile land with
streams: mi. frt, River road; mi
trt. Gao Canal; lease, $4,000 per
VI Fries; Sa2h per a. q cash,
go a; Stock or dairy farm; Dick.
s,son: Sugar Loaf Mt: area 3 set'
Ia baths: 3 tenant houses: 4
barns; sew. streams: Q mi, nd
I'd. fri; S325 per. Q. May sell in
= parcels. Y cash.
y A.; remodeled 5-rm. house
modern kit, dining nm, Twins
rm., hedrms., new hath. pari
bsmt.. full attic: horse and cattle
barn; 3 acres excellent sod, bal
ance wooded; several springs, rood
streams; 2,000-ft. county road
frontage; s miles Acc. Quiet, se-
cluded ideal camp or dog ken.
mel Site. S21 900; terms. $4,000
A.; a-hedrm. Cape Cod: mod. kit,
Nv. rm.. dinette, how'd. ds,, full
eesmt, OIL heat. $1,000. Terms
5; a. cIarksburg homesite: SCOTT
70: frt.; mn. bsmt. we'll, cleo
p99n npp6 unusual view; owner Ill
eS5 acres. M. Rockville. 3 dwell.
inEs, lge. harms, ? streams, 755 A,
lush blueerass, As q. wooded, mile
road frontage. Excel. topoeraphy,
Soned 10000 sd. #. ready for dev
May he sold - two parcels al
81 900 per acre Terms.
~ a. s:rm. house: bath. o.h.-v,h.;
mod kit, bedrms., tile a., fuli
attic. fun hsmt.: horse barn;
stream: orchard: garden; woods
o.. grass 81 mi D. c. $4,000
Terms. $4,000 cash
A; Rockville; 5-rm. bunealov
moo. kit. liv. rm. with firepI
z hedrms.: hardwood A., TILED
path; oil heat: Q marketable BLDG
lots worth $4,000 ga. S1e,750
CHAS. H. JAMESON. REATop
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MONEY WANTED
TRAiLERS

FARSIGHTED investors wanted for
remodeling operations. Ii. 6-4722
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Two-Minute Mystery
Answer
From pooa Clio

Johnson's story was
clearly an invention. He
said the buck rose first on
his forelegs. Unfortunate
ly for him. a deer gets of
the ground hind end first.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FoR SAFE
tcoNrlNUEp)

-a-~--
|s2C On $50 70. buys for $500.
80 acres l7S Ids on state I'd,
H,CSy.s ,'oP';; :, lines y ghiSe eomrup-
eEiS R.' Louisa, Va, Pm. l4H
day -; ewes.
$50 D0wN-Bvilding sites IN near.
By Nd. ! hr from d. c. $500 up
KAY REALTY CO.. RA. 6-2200,
2 ACRES suit. for beaut. bldg. sites
With view q valley N Frederick
OWNER, MO. 2-2l6O.
coLoRED = NEW GLENWooD
.acIe wooded lot. Only 10 min:
$50 per mo, Phone for brochure
NJ. LEO sTORCH, sP. $4,000.
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

SMALL Farm WANTED. about so
acres, Prince Georges County.
Box 402-J. Star.
WANT LOTS or small acreage up.
per. NV. area, nearby s. 8. OF
Bethesda areas. Suitable for semi.
Diet, houses, OIL, 6-43b2,
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CLEAN CARS WANTED. top dollar
CAPITOL DISCOUNT, INC. 6le
Mass ave. nv. d 7-7900.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
BARR BLDG.
9l0 18th ST. NV.
Air Cond.. Floureseent Lights
Immediate Occupancy
HERBERT HARVEY

All OUuuss ElOuECtECuI LlhnlH
Immediate Occupancy
HERBERT HARVEY
Incorporated
OLE 18th st. NV. RE. 7-1566
BETHESDA, upper Wis. ave, : Now
renting newly dec. mod. air-cond.
omces; daily tanitor service; start
ROBERTSON, 1886 Wis. ave. OIL
LAWYER-oface in large sir-cond.
ssry. penrike sId Bid; sx. s-sseSS.
new PRESTIGE once bldg. now
leasing At AL < st NV occu.
pHnney about .,. Oct; /; 4 floors doors
elevators. Suites from $50 So Il. TO
1880 50 It. A few full doors still
available. Architectural services
include free space design SWES-
NIX a. BLUM, INC, Realtors.
l41l K 81. NV Call ST 3-3y9J
OFFICE LOCATION, eco 8, wash
ington ST., Alex.-First floor. 2
rms, ready for occupancy. suit
other business. v. WARD BoS-
WELL INC, 22O 8. Wash. st..
Alex, KI. 9-2616; ewes, 81 pm,
XII. 9-3176.
OFFICE SPACE-60O 50. It.; Brook
land. mr.. Catholic Univ: End q
SIS month. Call RA. 3-7443.
READY FOR OCCUPANCY, in cen
ter Of Wheaton area-One floor
consisting Of reception room. 4
booths and once plus Q 3-room
apartment. on Georgia ave. JU,
S-1222 or JU. 5-2S44.
SILVER SPRING-2SO So. it.. suit,
for representatives, agent or rea,
estate. etc. JU. 7-g26l.,
We can make avail. 759, 200 OF
4.1l6 SO. IT. of once space in The
York Ave. NV.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
REALTORS
MORTGAGE BANKERS
WASHINGTON BLDG, D1. 7-S300
WIS. AVE. AND NJ ST. NV,
open ofice space. ideal for archt-
tect. engineer, accountant, builder
approx. 700 50. it; accoustical
ceiling, Observation-Disclosures all
cond.. huorescent lights. char
service. parking avail; reas. rent
| TO responsible tenant. GEORGE
y. WORTHINGTON & son, 3l46
n st. NV, Re. 1920.
I629-3l X ST; N.W.-Approx. 6lE
So IT.: $3.50 mo-, untils incl
ELoYD z. DAVIS CO., 1929 <
$40 18th ST. N.W.-Very desirable
'2.rm. suite sos So, #. In modern
once bldg. DI. 7-S604 or RE
1891 G ST. NV. = lst Nationa
Bank Bids: entire Bird a.. com.
pletely air conditioned, some offices
G. y. ed, paneled. built-ins; ap.
proximately 1000 so. It. available
Immediately. In whole or part;
ideal for trade association or pro-
fessions: 1925 per 50. It. per en-
tire moor Call Elk. 3-755s. Mon
Through Fri.
401 3rd ST. NV.
Two complete floors. approximately
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las. H. s1AM1SON, Realtor
PooLESV1LLE. MD,
Phnna 2Q1-nI O.9OaO

CENTREvILLE, va. -2Is or s
acres, wooded. AP. 7-44S2.
CHEVY CHASE VIEWS lots,
priced at So, 900. For information
call SAMUEL r. MILLER, Real
tor. VIII. 6-2434 or VIII. 6-2775
CLINTON, MD. = Rambler sites,
wooded. From 81, $50 up. s yrs. or
more to pay. OWNER, JU. 5-5533
FAIRFAX COUNTY, Wakfield For
est sub-division-3A-acre wooded
lots: $1,000. Ewes. call Mrs.
WILLIAM WILLIAM H. LAuoHaIIfpNS. R EIS.
TOR, Ell. 6-4l61.
HARPERS FERRY, w. VA.--Pano-
ranic view of three states and 2
rivers. Little Elks. of America,
Homes and commercial. Being re-
stored as q. s. National Park. IS
miles from WASHINGTON, "a minis.
by B&O train. RIA. 6-2433, Wash
lngton, u. g.
LOTS FOR SALE-In WoodmooI
area. JU. g-5534.
OFF MINNESOTA AVE. s.E.-Twc
R-5A lots: ideal for semidet
WIMSATT.. NE. S-15S1, OIL. 4.
5000 ewes. JOHN R. HOKE.
POTOMAC AREA
Beautiful 2 acres. wooded anc
stream IN rear. 0avad straet
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

ATTORNEY desires to purchase SIP
or C property In attractive Md,
NV. location. Box. 65-J, Star.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE
ANTIQUE AUTOS

PACKARD '37 COW. So: orig.
black, side mt, rumble seat, =. and
h, Wv, part. restored; immAc.:
S305 SP 3-93S4
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CAS-. H. JAMESON

OzAO, II. JAW10ON
Is A.-Hish scenic plateau trav. b,
stream, pit. wooded, 4O0-ft. hare
rd, frt., mr.. Pot. Riy, 80 mi. d. C
1877 A.@Rte. IS. mr.. Beallsville
550-ft. elev.. pit. wooded. stream
2S5 A.-Near Rockville, potentia
subdivision. $1,000 per acre
May be sold In parcels Of 100 Of
more.
IL A.-Potomac, near new goli
course in hunt country. $1,000
per A., "a cash.
215 A.-Point of Rocks Sec, Fred
Co, mr.. industrial site. S175 acre
35 mi. D. C.
CHAs. H. sJAMISON. aealtor
POOLESVILLE. MD.