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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-10-12
SernOnette
By Area Ministers
by The Rev. Luther Seibert
Pastor of ST. Johns Lutheran
Church, Red House
USE THE CRUMBS FROM THE
BREAD OF LIFE

O9G iilG IN - NONt III
BREAD OF LIFE
"And Jesus went away from
there and withdrew to the district
of Tyre and Sidon And behold,
q Canaanite woman from that re-
gion came out and cried, Have
mercy on me, o Lord, Son of
David; my daughter is severely
possessed by a demon. But he did
not answer her a word And his
disciples came and begged him,
saying, Send her away, for she is
crying after us. He answered, |
was sent only to the lost sheep of
the house of Israel. But she came
and knelt before him. saying, Lord,
help me. And he answered, 1t is
not fair to take the children's
bread and throw it to the dogs.
She said, Yes, Lord, yet even the
dogs eat the crumbs that fall from
their masters table. Then Jesus
answered her, o woman, great is
your faith! Be it done for you rs
you desire And her daughter was
healed instantly Matthew 15:21-28.
Here we meet a Canaanite wom-
an, a pagan lady who probably wor-
shipped the gods of the soil. sun,
crops etc Her daughter suffered
from a mental sickness and the
mother wanted the great healer,
Jesus, to heal her However, Jesus
would not answer her Then the
woman begins to "cry on the dis
cipleS' shoulders" and they beg
Jesus to send her away Jesus an
swers her, Il was sent only to the
lost sheep of the house of Israel"
It is difficult to know if his en-
phasis was on the Lost Sheep or
the House of Israel. But the wom-
an persists, Lord, help me-" Jesus
again answers negatively. Again
the woman persists, because great
is her new" faith in Christ Thus
her daughter is healed instantly in
one of the few healing cases where
Jesus did not see or meet his
patient, in this case the daughter.
But did Jesus give this woman
"hard time? Surely he knew
she was a pagan and he did not
know if she suddenly had faith in
Him as the Christ. Perhaps she
only turned to Jesus as last re-
sort He thus had to test her faith
quickly with a negative test. The
woman passed this test of faith
and her daughter was healed.
Probably this woman had only
minimum understanding Of
Jesus Christ and who He was, not
as much as a Jew would have, and
yet her crumb was enough for
great faith We also have small
crumbs of Christianity which help
us greatly in our faith-the few
Bible verses we are familiar with,
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rived overseas on this tour of
duty in January 1889
The 23-year-old soldier attended
Southern High School in Oakland.
His father, Reginald M. Rode
HEAVIER, lives in Mountain Lake
Park. Il
y r.
Army PFC Keith A. Mersing, son
of Mr. and Mrs Elmer l.. Mersing,
Oakland, Md, recently participated
with other personnel from the 95th
Quartermaster Battalion in Exer-
else Wine Harvest, a command
post exercise in Furth, Germany.
The exercise was designed to
test the operation and signal COM
munication of the battalion.
Mersing, a communications spe-
cialist in the battalion's Headquar-
tiers Detachment, entered the Army
in June 1859 and arrived overseas
the following December.
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ministration's failure to win this
authority.
In last-hour parliamentary
maneuver originating in the House
of Representatives. "backdoor
spending was barred for housing,
area rehabilitation, mass transit.
and open space programs. These
are now to be financed by money
duly appropriated by the Congress.
Defense and Space Record
peacetime OUTLAWS were voted -
SAG, 662, $4,000 for military and civil
defense, and 1871, 100000 for the
space exploration program, includ-
ing the initial steps in the project
to land men on the moon and bring
them back
Foreign Affairs-Measures were
we're passed for financing Mutual
Security Tor Foreign Aid but only
by annual appropriations, Latin
NIIlSI lIdH dlO, luC FCdSS SO'PS
new disarmament agency, partici-
patton in the Organization of
Economic Cooperation and DeveI-
opment, a foreign travel bureau,
and reduction from $500 to 500 in
the duty-free allowance for tray
elers returning from abroad.
Federal Aida 1894 900 900
grant and loan program for the re-
development of the country's de-
pressed areas was approved.
Benefits to the unemployed were
extended an extra Is weeks, but
only on an emergency basis. Con-
gress rejected the Presidents re-
quest for permanent increase in
the unemployment compensation
tax base Extra benefits were voted
for dependent children of unem-
ployed
Social Security retirement bene-
fits were increased and other re-
visions made One provision gave
men the option, already available
to women, of collecting retirement
benefits on a reduced scale at the
age of 62 instead of 65. Payroll
taxes we're raised to finance the
reviSions.
An omnibus housing bill authori-
Zed grants for preservation of ur-
ban open spaces, 35-year-loan
guarantees for middle-income hous-
ing, and grants and loans for de-
velopmcnt of local mass transit
system.
In emergency feed grains legis-
lation and a subsequent omnibus
farm-subsidy bill, Congress re-
versed the flexible price-support
policy Of the Eisenhower Admins
tration 1t gave the President
authority to curtail production
while maintaining high price sup
ports. (The Presidents original
farm bill got an icy reception: his
key proposal-the delegation of
authority to the farmers them
selves and the Secretary of Agri-
culture to set standards of support
and production control-was re-
jected)
Highways = Highway-use taxes
were increased to assure compile
ton on schedule of the Eisenhower
41,000-mile interstate highway sys-
tenn. Congress OVERRIDE the Ad-
ministration when it diverted $780,
100000 to the highway program
from general Treasury revenues.
Minimum Wage-The minimum
wage bill as passed by Congress
fell considerably short of what the
President sought in coverage.
Other provisions of the Admins
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-10-12

A 1858 graduate OF Southern
High School, Oakland, the 21-year-
old soldier attended Potomac
State College, Keyser, w. Va. His
wife, Renate, is with him in Ger
many
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-10-12
With Our Men
In The Service

James A. Metz, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James A. !. Metz, Mt. Lake
Park; Franklin Fl Dewitt, son Of
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis H. Dewitt of
Star Route, Oakland, and James
H. Lipscomb Jr., son of Mr.. and
Mrs. James H. Lipscomb Sr., of
Star Route. Kitzmiller, completed
recruit training, Sept %. at the
Naval Training Center. Great
Lakes, ILL.,
In nine weeks of instruction,
the raw recruit" is developed into
a Navy Bluejacket, ready for duty
with the fleet
s. Il !, Il
Army Specialist Four Robert l..
Rodeheaver. son of Mrs Annabelle
Ford, Oakland, recently partici-
pated with other personnel from
] the 35th Transportation Company
in Checkmate, a NATO tactical
! training exercise conducted in Ger
many.
NATO troops from Great Britain,
France, Germany and Belgium
were involved in the exercise,
which was designed to test joint
combat operation procedures.
Special Rodeheaver. a mechanic
in the company in Frankfurt,
entered the Army in 1855 and ar
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the worship experiences we receive
in the church, the humble or even
small services we give the church
in forms of our money, time and
talents, our responsibility to our
neighbors in this community and
the world. At times these matters
seem very small and unimportant
crumbs of life, but these are the
very crumbs which lead us to our
greatest moments of living, even
peace with God through Jesus
Christ. If we take the time and
effort to gather these crumbs to-
gether regularly. then we, like the
Sinful Dogs we are, can be nour-
ished by them. We must remem-
Der, these crumbs also come from
the Masters Table, even the Mas
ter's own Body and Blood, given
and shed for You!
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Crossword Puzzle Answer On Page SeVen)
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tional Committee was formed
early last month by DIR. Hans
G. Furth. q psychologist at
Catholic University. AS a mem
ber Of the city's Catholic In
terracial Council, he had visited
the Virginia County and de-
cided to help the children
there.
With the aid of Mrs. Burma
Whitted. who had helped send
Front Royal, Va, children to
school here in 1858, he formed
a committee of Is local citi-
zenS. The committee, which de-
cided on a name for itself only
| yesterday, has thus far COL
lected $1,000 to be used for
paying school tuition and for
OCI1CI CAPCIloCo.
1t brought two children here
earlier this week and hopes to
bring % more shortly.
THE reason we don't have
more children is because we
don't have more money" Mrs.
Whitted said. 1t costs $3.50 to
send a child to elementary
school. 1888 to junior high and
$444 to senior high, she ex-
planned.
Anyone wishing to help send
a Prince Edward County child
to school should contact the
committee treasurer, Theodore
E. Taylor, at 3815 j street NE.
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ing by the Prince Edward Ed
ucational Committee of the
District. The Virginia County
closed its schools two years ago
rather than accept court-or-
dered integration.
When Penney met committee
co-ordinator Mrs. Burma A.
Whitted, he said: Cant !
learn too?"
He reported that he has kept
up with his spelling and arith-
metic with the help Of his sis
ters, since he stopped going to
school after the first grade.
and that most of the rest of
the time he's spent playing
golf. Ef
But I'll stop playing golf If
4 can go to school too," he
said.
Although the tuition money
they've collected thus tar is
enough for only six. committee
members took up a collection
on the spot so the boy can stay
here, too. One telephone call
placed Penney in a foster home.
The other children-all sons
and daughters of Farmville
area farmers and laborers-
range in age from II to IS
years.
The Prince Edward Educa-
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Area School Heeds
Negro Boys Appeal

9yearold Farmve (Va) Negro boy just came along fo
the ride but he's going to attend school Washington too
Penney Robinson arrived in Washington yesterday with his
family to get his sisters Francine H. and Shirley 15 settled
in foster homes.
girls two of the children brought here for school
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FAlRFAX-l-acre, beautiful wooded
lot, only $4,000. FAIRFAX RLTY.,
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The Star
Garden Book
A A162-poge edition written especially for a
growing Washington.

Did you know, this standard edition Of The
Star Garden Book is the only manual written
expressly for this area? No wonder so many
gardeners find the answers to their special
gardening problems here in detail, with help
full illustrations too. Who but the Star would
have thought Of itp And those veteran garden
ers, Wilbur H. and Alice s. Youngman have
made this edition completely up-to-date You'll
find everything from a section on trees to
A-B-C instructions for novice gardeners. So
get your copy now, for the greenest thumb
you've ever hadl
ON SALE In the Lobby Of The Star Building, at
leading netOStardS, or order my mail.
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CoLESyILLE AND BRIGGS CHA
NEY RD., "a acre Of wooded bliss.
local Tor walkout exit home. paved
StIeetS; $4,000 and OK'D FOR
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LINCOLN REALTY CO..
po1t{Fnnra Nd
SOUTH RIVER WATERFRoNT-
EVA GUIDE BRANDT
REALTOR
Annapolis, Md. Colonial 8-461a
I1DEWAIEh f.|
SOUTHERN MARYLAND


Creek; 2 acres. water.
front on both sides, near ChesA-
peake Bay: $1,000. t.c'
2-Overlooking Chesapeake Bay;
8 lots improved by attractive g.
rm. brick home; 1la baths, fire.
place. garage, in process of re-
modelling; owner being trans
ferred; 30 miles D. c. Asking
$4,000. cE%
3-Chesapeake Bay; new 3-bedrm.
home, modern kitchen, ample
closet space, Handicapped, wendet-
ful view; S16r500. --
Franklin Manor, overlooking
Chesapeake Bay; 2-bedrm. mod
cHIvRsT eTn RRTe' FeE; p Y $13;S9o' = 3 .orNicv
CORP, Elsie West Williams,
Lothian, Md, Phone University
7-so0s II no answer, call Prince
Frederick los,
Continued on Next Pagel
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HERMAN z. GAsCH 4 SON
Ewes. Sat. And Sun call

HERMAN E. GAsCH l. SON
Ewes. Sat. and Sun. Call
TW. 3-7744 or JE. 2-7e22
LOT ,1l0x22O, city water, mr.. shir-
ley hwy. 20 minis. ride TO Penta-
Eon, $1,000 Box 220-T, Star.
LOUDOUN CoUNTY-3S acres
prime land with view, between
Ashburn and Goose Greek. Water
main, A-ml. road frontage FE.
S-3UbU.
LoUDoUN COUNTY - 10 acre
building sites, only S6,75O. FAIR
FAX REALTY, CIR. 3-2407.
MANOR CLUB ESTATES-2 choice
lots. approx 1OOx20O each; liberal
Suoordination to uual purchaser:
$4,000 each. WALKER HERBERT,
JU. 5-04l3.
MANY d. c. LOTS
In NV. and ne. areas most cony,
locations: 81 800 UP on terms.
KAY REALTY CO. RA. 6-22O0
MARINA SITE AVAIL, AS Minis.
from D C., Just off o. s. i
Fronts on large, protected fresh
water inlet. 500 acres. MR..
NovAK. Ii. 6-2572.
METRO. BUILDERS = Lots with
sewer and water (finished and
unfinjshed), in beautiful Potomac
Hills. Va, ready for building. One
mile from CIA-Langley and 2
miles from D. C. 1st, 2nd and 3rd
sections sold out G23 lots), and
homes 100000 TO $4,000 selling
fast FINEST LOCATION with
reasonable prices and cash Teuire-
ment flexible. WALTER R. REYN-
OLDS, IA. 7-652b
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GOSHEN ESTATES

l 70 acre tracts in beautiful
rolling countryside within q few
miles Of Gaithersburg and Acc.
Wide choice of wooded or clear
lots. S2.250 to S6,350. Terms.
Gall Mrs. Chisholm eyes, MA.
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INSTITUTIONAL SITE - Nursing
home, church, or other special
use. Ideal N. Bethesda location
GID.
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RIYERDALE, Renilworth ave, 3s,-
600 so. #. Of ground, will sell
subject to CO. or apt. zonfng
Price $27,5O0.
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WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.

Realtors
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

WHITES LANDING, 800 acres.
La PLATA, $50 acres, wooded.
BADEN, q to acres.
WALDORF, 8 acres, commercial.
A0UASCO hatchery.
BADEN. 20-Rcre farm.
Carl Albert Heider, Rltr.
HA. 2-SS00 CE. $3.50
CE. 6-S44S 301-ST. 2-754S
UPPER FREDERICK COUNTY-6-
rm. house with so acres Of land
Sonp SS mo; GA1Et44SSpI5o EMAMSxdI5 6EALTT 6EAIGy
WI. S-Q224,
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COM MERCIAL GROUND
fcONTINJEDl
COMMERCIAL LAND

SHOPPING CENTER, on Rockville
pike. Space available in new cen
ter for dry cleaner, drug or food
store. and other retail outlets.
Plenty of parking space. Will
build to suit (4sO.
INDUSTRIAL CENTER, Rockville
pike area-e acres, Zoned IL
land for commercial, light in
dustrial, or research company;
sell, lease or build to suit on all
or part. Terms $500.
INSTITUTIONAL SITE i Nursing
home. church, or other special
use. Ideal N. Bethesda location
GID.
GAS STATION SITE-LonE 'front.'
age on major road, already zoned
81. ideaI location, near apts.
Priced 81 50. IT. 5000.
Call Mr.. Nestler, JU. 9-4l3s.
JAMES C. CoNLEY d CO, 9525
Georgia ave, Silver Spring.
LARGE BRICK BLDG. at 9TH and
n SITS. NV; 1st floor, store: 2nd
FIR, 4 bedrms. and bath: Bird FIR, 4
bedrms. and bath: only $4,000
terms can be ARRANGED. Call Mr..
Ryan at DE. 2-5llS with M p.
HANNAH, AID. 2-4100. 1915 18th
st. NV.
LEE HIGHWAY - 9,875 so, IT
zoned c. Price, S2.75 per So. IT,
Potential unlimited. Call Ralph A.
wilson HOLLEY REALTY, blS3
Lee hwy, KE. S-5350.
LOT with double garage, est,
fencing 2 entr,, approx. 12,5OO
Box 255-T. Star.
OFFICE BUILDING SITE
Near Municipal Center; choice par
and rear; rapidly growing area
where land is still available at
reasonable price.
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
Realtors
1928 H st. NV. MA. S-55OO
RIVERDALE, Renilworth ave, as
900 so. #. Of ground, will sell
subject to CO. or apt. zoning.
Price S27.5OO.
Paul H. Lauterbach & Co.
Realtor UN. 4-S533
SPRINGFIELD AREA Approx, .
acres, commercial, plus D acres
residential. AL for only $43,5OO.
FAIRFAX REALTY. CIR. 3-2407.
1 ACRE commercial ground, near
Andrews Field: ideal for store or
gas station. MUDD REAL ES-
TATE, RE. $500.
liberal terms. M. LEO sToRCH,
TWO EXCELLENT PARCELS Of
ground. Zoned commercial. located
in the heart Of Falls Church. Car
Ralph A. Wilson, HOLLEY REAL
TY, 5lS3 Lee hwy, KE. $3.50.
ZoNED CO, CT AND C-2, on In
dian Head hwy, P. @. County;
ranging from 81 to 81 IT. Just
Eiye me a call, 10. 7-524O or
LO. 7-l925, MR.. RICE.
OGLESBY g. RICE, REALTY
81 ,5OO-SQ.-FT. CORNER, on Lee
hwy. at Fairfax Circle, u avail.
for bldg, balance rented $4,000
Ply, S59,500. CT. 6-2693.
10000 SO. FT. with IOO-ft. road
frontage, brick and masonry BLDG
now used as shop. price $4,000.
MONCURE AGENCY, REALTORS,
6Sl2 Lee hwy, JE. 2-23OO.
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ga .ACRES-Corner Port Republic
and Tobacco rds., Calvert Co.: vic.
Of 3 new packing houses; ready
for new development. MARY T.
BOARD 9O1 TO 2a2Q1
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GAS STATION sITE-LonE 'front.'
age on major road, already zoned
C-l: ideal location, near apts.
Priced 81 50. It. 5000.
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OFFICE BUILDING SITE

Near Municipal Center; choice par
eel, 5Ox157, with alley on side
and rear; rapidly growing area
where land is still available at
reasonable price.
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Il lots, sewer and water; off
Franconia I'd. in Clermont Woods
subdivision, Just minutes from
Alex. Suitable 100000. S23, 600;
$500 cash and easy subordtna-
tion on balance. N. j., MoLL,
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CHARLES H. JAMISON

FooIeSYille, Md
WI. S-g223 or 3O1-DI. 9-3262
CLoSE-IN CRESTWOOD LOT -
Adjacent TO Rock Creek Park
commanding wonderful view. RA.
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FAIRFAX COUNTY

FAIRFAX COUNTY II building
lots, acre each, Just off Route
L. Only S27,500 FAIRFAX
REALTY CP a oAO-
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FIVE ACRES cleared, with approx.
go IT.; on. Rte. PA near Mayo;
desirable building site; $500.
offered by Popham. Inc, II
Franklin st, Annapolis, Nd. CO.
lonisl 3-245l: If no answer call
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EEoCOMfCO RIVER, westmorelapd

County, close to kinsale, Va.-~s6
acres, 40 open, 4,000-ft. shore
line. cottage. artesian well, For
details and pictures Of theBo and
other proper ties, call or write
Ben Humbard, warsaw, Va, ED.
3-6231; home, OR. 2-207S.
SCHMIDT g. WILSON, INC,
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SHERWOOD MANOR

Prince Georges County-Beautifu
1-acre homesites, wooded or
cleared; S3,150; liberal terms. SP.
3-4500. NJ. LEO STORCH, DE-
VELOPER.
so. ARL., Va.-Zoned for Q Fam
lilies. Lot 75x12O: Good Location.
Call JA. 7-l223.
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Is3-ACRE dairy, stock farm; 40
COMMERCIAL GROUND

ABOUT 10000 SO. FIT, in CO
zoningi present bldgs. will about
carry cost until you erect new
ones. Few such locations avail
able in either Silver Spring or
Wheaton at any price. RIPLEY
CO. III b-6111
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HlLLCREST, corner 3lst and v
81; s.e;-65Xl0O, water and sewer
1915 o st, 24Xl25. For house or
: apis. WAPLE, 1926 14th St,
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Drive out this week end
Route 29-2l1 to
Gainesville, right on Rte, 55 TO
HIGH KNOB entrance three miles
before Front Royal, Va, ON THE
LEFT
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CRUMPTON

OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY
DEALE, MD. UN. 7-2o91
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Call Mr.. Nestler, JU. 9-4l3S.
JAMES c. CONLEY g. CO, 9525
Georgia ave, Silver Spring.
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NLIN DNOohIN q CO. HE. 9-I4O07
COLESYILLE AREA - Large level
corner lot l35xl7O in q neV-home
npigbbOrhood. Cg Enn
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BAY REALTY
Phone 43n Princess Anne Nd

BREEZY POINT BCH.-All-year 2
bedroom home: fin. attic, glassed-
IN porches, mod. imps., oil furn.,
dry basement: excel. bay view.
extra lot COSTINETT, Willows
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VIRGINIA-All utils., ready to 20.
81 lots at $l,7O0; 107 lots at
Sl,30O: $50 lots at $3.50. Day
or ewes, so S-S655. j. MYRON
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BRAND-NEW BRICK
ONIY X5O DOWN

Year-round homes at selby-o the
Bay; finest salt water area; only
hr, from D: c.; 3 bedrms,, oil
lEe family: $4,000 up.
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CONGRESS HEIGHTS = Cboice
building lot, nr, Nichols ave and
Brandywine st. s,w'; 5oxiSb n
NEWCoMB-JoNES REALTY, INC,
20. 2-O4O0: ewes, Mr.. Mundell,
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TWO EXCELLENT PARCELS of
ground, zoned commercial, located
in the heart Of Falls Church. Call
Ralph A. Wilson, HOLLEY REAL
TY, 5lS3 Lee hwy, KE. $3.50
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FARMS
IcONIINuEDN
SAW TTMRER


gor sale. APPROX. Id million board
It,, white oak. red oak and pine
on f66 acres rolling to level land
located s mi. from Romney, W
Va. Springfield ddistrict.
go ACRES-S2,000
15 miles above Hancock, Md, Just
the rest wooded. Also stream.
MD.-10 ACRES
B-room house: water and electric
Outbuildings: nice stream: level
land. Just off Rte. 90 west.
Price. $1,000.
MD.-225-A. DAIRY
Q rooms, bath and furnace; dairy
barn, 40x7O, 80 stanchions;
tiled silos. all bldgs. have running
water; 200 a. rolling and tillable
land. Close to town: beautiful
view. Price. $4,000, $1,000 down.
EUGENE P. NIXON
Sal. SAT and sun. s 5oi&Ex. R @ $3.50
SHENANDOAH RIVER ESTATE =
Beautiful old stone Georgian
house on high Hill, carefully re-
stored and modernized: l30 acres
Of top blue grass; one mile on
river. THOMAS & CO., Paris, Va.
For inspection, call Mrs. Byrd,
Boyce, Va, 1S2.
EHENANDOAH VALLEY-lOO-yr. :
old brk. and frame Colonial home,
approx, 20 acres land bordering
lge. fishing stream. Adjoining pro-
posed Interstate highway 81 North
to South. Asking $4,000. PETERS
REALTY, Great Falls, Va, PL.
p-216l
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CHESAPEAKE : .S "a CO., INC.
AT the Bayfront Stop Sign
Chesapeake Beach, Md.
Phnne. AL I,nina E.2aG1

POTOMAC RIVER, Sandy Point
area new year-round retire.
ment homes. They have everything.
ROBERT NJ. NORRIS, Jr, Hague,
WeStmoreland County. Va, or
phone Greenwood 2-213O..
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1 ACRE commercial ground, near
Andrews Field: ideal for store or
gas station. MUDD REAL ES-
TATE, RE. $500.
Hharal Al
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ZoNED CO, CT AND CO, on In
10000 #. to 3S acres. Price
ranging from 81 to 81 IT. Just
give me a call, 10. 7-524O or
LO: 7-l925, MR.. RICE.
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LARGE STREAM
HILLS. DALEs AND WOODS

Beautiful homeSits on Old Domin-
ion drive, beyond Mclean, Va, in
estate area. Approx. 3h acres;
Sl0,S50 as . whole.
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fAIkEAHIS7 aHIilah2S % ,tn acres with water
FAX REALTY. CIR. 3-2407.
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lEMrLE HILLS PARk-2 lots OF
Lambert drive, approx. $4,000
So. #. M. SESSO REALTY co.
tn p1AQp ~ n soEf
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UPPER MONTGOMERY
COUNTY
8 ACRES

371 ACRES
Dairy farm; 60-cow Wash
tng-type barn. Main house
3 rooms: 3 tenant houses,
4 barns. all other necessary
buildings, Plenty Of water.
Taxes, Sa45. Located in
Clsrksburg -Comus area, VIZ
einity interchange road 240.
80 miles D, c. Price, S175,-
600, u cash.
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Kent Island: Sfs,0 900 fee: 5 acrsi
and ranch bungalow. with garage,
in grove Of shade trees on Eastern
Shore and only hr. from wash
ington. Your own beautiful sandy
beach and uninterrupted view OF
bay and Annapolis. Call today,
Mr.. Jewell, Baltimore, ID. $4,000:
ewes. HU: 6-7124:
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BEAGLE, excep. pretty fem. pup;
Axe, shots, wormed. Wonderful
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ROOMS, HOUSEKEEPING

DNTN. 210 Z st. n.w.-Attrac. rm.,
tI!O ter, etca Sc ST single. ssOSi 81. S1oiS7. wa
DNTN., 1112 L st. n.w.-Attrac.
bed-liv. rm., kitchenette, adj
bath. SIS single. EX. 3-0243.
DUPONT CIRCLE-Nice single rm.,
refrigerator and hot plate; $l2
wk. 1890 18th st. NV. or call AID.
4-7f41.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1717 P St. NV
2nd-fl. front; lge.. newly dec, well
furnished. Apply after pm.
DUPONT CIRCLE, 1877 10th st
n.w.-Large bedroom. kitchen, pri-
vate bath, linens. HU. 3-97S5.
164S PARK RD. N.w.-very at
tractive 1-room bachelor apt.
refgr., stove, shower bath; S4S.
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tcoNrINUEp)
FOR RENT

PIANOS. ALL STYLES
W IN PAY n.I lIcHEsE I; NisEc cASH eEslScsEcs eEslcsEs
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DOBERMAN Pinscher pups. Axe,
blues and blacks. Storm and Die
| tator line. Fem, $50; Male, SS5.
For appt. call EMPIRE S-3l27.