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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-03-30
Assignees' Sale
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate
Situate In Election District No.
6 of Garrett County, Mary
land.

Under and by virtue of the power
of sale contained in a certain mort
gage from Leo F. Friend and
Madeline J. Friend, his wife, dated
Scptember ?. 1858. and recorded
in Libcr R. l.. d, No. 215, folio 349.
one of the Land MORTGAGE Rec
ords Of Garrett County. Maryland.
default having occurred under the
terms and conditions of said mort
gage and said mortgage having
been duly assigned to the under
signed for the purpose Of fore
closure. we hereby give notice
that we will on
FRIDAY, APRIL Z, 1861
At the hour of 10 a. m.
in front of the Court House in the
Town of Oakland Garrett County.
MARYLAND. offer for sale and sell
at public auction. to the highest
bidder. the following property. to
wit:
All that lot or parcel of land
situate in Election District No. 8
of Garrett County, Maryland, adj
Joining the Swallow Falls State
Forest. being part of the tract of
land called "Joseph's Discovery =.
it being also part of Military Lot
No. 14O6. described as follows:
Beginning at the original begin
ming of Military Lot No. 1406. it
being also the beginning of Mill
tary Lot No 1404, and running
thence with the lines of the origi-
nal lot South. 80 poles; West. 100
/ poles: North 80 poles; thence East,
| 100 poles to the beginning. except
ing that part thereof described in
a deed from joseph P. Lewis and
wife to Israel NJ FrankhOuser,
dated September II, 1885, and re-
corded in Liber WHIT No. TO-
folio SIP. one of the Land Records
of Garrett County, Maryland. as
/ follows: Beginning at the end OF
| the second line of Military Lot No
1401. and running thence East. 20
! perches: South, 40 perches; West
/ 20 percheS to stone on the third
, line of Military Lot No. 1401;
i thence North, 30 perches to the
beginning. containing 5 acres, the
/ land hereby offered for sale con-
/ tanning IS acres, more or less, and
( being the same which was con-
vevcd to the said Leo f. Friend
and Madeline j. Friend. his wife
by deed from Archie v Boyer and
wife. dated July 10, 1858, and re
corded in Liber R. l.. ID. No. 2l3
folio SO. one Of the Land Records
! of Garrett County, Maryland.
This property is joined on the
3 North. East. and South by lands
of the State of Maryland and or
the West by lands of Louis Van
I Sickle and Arthur Casteel, access
being from a road running South
from the Cranesville-Sang Run
County Road 1t is improved by
tWo-story. siX-room frame dwelling
a barn 30x4O feet, granary, chick
en- house, hog pen, spring house
and other outbuildings, and is vel
/ watered from springs on the prem
! ises. Approximately "a acres OF
said land is tillable, 4 acres arc
/ permanent pasture, and the bal
ance is saw and prop timber
/ TERMS OF SALE: Cash on day
of sale. State and County taxes
will be adjusted to date of sale.
z. RAY JONES,
LEWIS r. JONES,
Assignees for the
/ Purpose of Foreclosure
ADV. 3-4t
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FOR SALE - TWo-rOW corn
planter, $1,000; Hammcrmill. eX-
cellcnt condition, $1,000. Phone
VA 6-8145. Adv 5-tf
FOR SALE-Lots overlooking
Swallow Falls section, beautiful
view. Loren Wotring, r 1, Oakland,
phone DE 4-3030 Adv. 1-tf
FOR SALE 1853 Volkswagen
Deluxe sedan. completely equip
ped. one owner, reasonable price.
Phone Gil 3-4571. ADV. Stiff
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STOCK CLOSEOUT on all VOL
VERNE Shoes. 20ll discount. Brown
ing's Hardware. ADV. Lift
FINANCIAL RESPONSIBILITY
Insurance SR22 filings promptly
made on suspended or revoked Ii
censes. Ray Teets Insurance
Agency. DE 4-2137, Oakland, Md
ADV. 38-tf
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SALVAGE

Sealed bids are asked by the
Council Of Christ church. Grants
vile. until April Is for the sal
wage of a frame dwelling house
adjacent to the church
For details inquire W.. Harold
Miller, Grantsville. phone TW j.
5l83. ADV. sgt
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FOR SALE

FOR SALE
FOR SALE-Barley and oats
straw Phone DE 4-3OS7. ADV. D
2t"
FOR SALE-Mixed hay. Law
renee Arts, Eglon, W. Va. ADV.
4-2t"
FOR SALE-Singer trcadle sew
ing machine. Call DE 4-4G49. -
Adv. 5-tf
FOR SALE-Quilt tops Mrs. c..
/. Wright, McHcnry, phone DE A.
37l6. ADV. SGT
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WANTED

WANTED ....
WANTED - Gentle farm horse
Write Pc. Box sos, Kitzmiller. or
phone GIL 3-4437. ADV. 5-3t@
WANTED r. Woman for night
work in kitchen Apply in person
only at Wards Restaurant. -
Adv 5-tf
WANTED TO RENT-State en-
ployee needs house with three or
four bedrooms, within a few miles
of Oakland. Phone DE 4-2378. -
Adv 5-3t
HELP WANTED - Statesmen or
agents $3.50 per hour or more for
part or full time route work
Large repeat orders. Man or
woman. Write Eli Miller. Ill Mar
cedas St. Johnstown. Pa. ADV
SITS
WANTED-Girl to work in store
along Deep Greek Lake. Require
ments: At least high school gradu-
ate and must have own transporta-
ton. Phone DE 4-2811 between 8
and p m. week days for appoint
ment. ADV. 5-tf
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FOR SALE
r. o. Deffinbaugh house. Sec
ond St, Oakland. Call or see
Lewis r. Jones, DE 4-2251.

FOR SALE-Pontiac sedan, de-
luxe model, low mileage. Call DE
4-924G. ADV. 5-tf
FOR SALE - Collie puppies,
males $500. females $500. Call DE
4-2390. ADV. AIT
FOR SALE-Almost new check
writer. excellent condition. Phone
DE 4-3158. ADV. 3-3t
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Classified Advertising
MISCELLANEOUS

FOR TRADE-30O pocket novels.
CAL DE 4-2229 ADV Aft
HAVE ROOM AND BOARD for
elderly or invalid people. Call DE
4-4j52 ADV. Lift
EARN that needed money "The
Avon Way Write Avon Manager,
8O7 Cecil ST, Cumberland. Md. 49,
ADV. 5-2t
SPECIAL-Complcte toilet out
fit with seat. Regular S3795, now
G2495 BroWning's Hardware. 49,
Adv. 1-tf
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS for sale
Used piano, $1,000; 7-picce For
mica top breakfast set, $500; two
door G e. refrigerator Sl4900;
old style roll-top desk $500. Call
DE 4-3488. ADV. Att
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HOUSEHOLD GOODS for sale
Three-cushion sofa, brown nylon
cover: GainSborough chair. gray
nylon cover; Willett cherry coffee
table, nest of Wieman leather
top living room tables, 2 Weiman
end tables, leather top; Penn House
love seat, Penn House occasional
chairs, 3 fit. Bin. Willett bed (tran-
sitionaD with Beauty Rest mat
tress and box springs; 4 #. 6 in.
Willett bed with Beauty Rest mat
tress and box spring, it. in odd
bed wicker head with Beauty
Rest mattress and box spring, 2
Willett (trans.D night stands, Penn
House cherry triple dresser, Will
lett cherry dining room table, 4
chairs, extension Duncan-Phyfe,
Willett buffet, cherry; 2 used
American bikes, $1,000 and $1,000;
English bike, $500; Inquire at
Rolyan's, phone DE 4-215O. ADV
5-tf
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LOST

bOOA
LOST = Green truck canvas,
10'x12' along Route as, Meadow
Mountain. J. M Beachy, Accident,
phone CHI 5-2O23. ADV. 5-1t#
LOST-Western Electric tele-
phone test set, in the vicinity Of
Deep Creek State Park to HalseY
Snack bar. Reward. Phone DE 4
1852. ADV sits
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PUBLIC AUCTION
Having will sell all the following personal
property at said farm located northeast of McHenrY
Md, along McHenrY road
THURSDAY, APRIL s, 1861
Beginning at 1000 O'Clock Sharp
LIVES TOOK


head of Cows % Hoisten Cows ages to years 0d
oIstein 10 years Guernsey to years old;
Jersey years Old This herd bred to ehen each non
through year, 2year-od Hosen to freshen in next 10
months; Guernsey Hefer old to treshen IN next
couple Guernsey Hefers to months old Hol
stein Hefers old All heiers Vaccnated Hero
One brood Sow Yorkshire; ohodtS'
FARM IMPLEMENTS
One Farmal Tractor 1852 model tractor IN 5000
shape Farma 1850 model good shape nIqh LIT
3bottom tractor Pow John Deere ecton
Harrow 13-sinuIe Deere grain Drill on rubber, s.
section Harrow McDeern9 hay Bae No. SOL M,tn m0f %
McDeernq Machine 22x38 self feeder ard blow
McDeering 7t tractor Mower Cunningham nay Co'o'
toner, like ,.. r. on
McDeerina McDeerinq Hammermi lOni Z4ft
bale Elevator rubber tired farm Wagon with
flat; farm Wagon rubber cham Saw NeDeeLlng manu-
moving Machine side Rake, McDeerng corn 9hoer
60 # long; sim 40ft endless eeIt gram
Cradle, ShoVels, Chains Crabs PICKS Seoees
post Maui, post Bar, gas Breeders
MILKING EQUIPMENT
Three unit j. C. NARROW Mixers and Pumps; OeLaVa
hot water Heater double wash Vat 30 en-ga milk Cans
e+rajners milk Buckets drying milking equipment
Steward Clipper record
Desk, Separator, DeLaVaI
HOUSEHOLD GOODS
pad, 1xl2; dining room Suite able, ohafs
Couch Cupboard | rocking Chair with foot stool Maytag
washing Machine mahogany Table and Chairs COPPER ket
cherry Crooks lot Dishes and many articles
not mentioned - ,,
Approximately 500 bushels hundred bales Hay
EnsIage in 12ft slo.
Terms Sale-Cash. Lunch Will be served
Mr. and Mrs. Robert L. GIotfslty
OWNERS McHENRY, MD. PHONE DE 44269
HARRY COLLIER Accident. Md Phone VA e-8242
IRA MAHAFFEY, Terra Alta, w. Va Phone Sz'i
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FOR SALE-1953 Chevrolet flat
bed truck, in good condition. Price
$4,000. Contact Ivan HENDERSON,
Friendsville, phone SH 6-2456. =
ADV. Pat
FOR SALE-100 head Ewes, with
115 lambs by side, Is ewes yet to
lamb: 2 excellent Guernsey Cows,
young. Call GIL 3-2141 after p. m.
ADV. Aft.
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USED
FARM EQUIPMENT

1882 Ford Tractor.
1-1952 Ford Tractor with load
err and backhoe.
l-1951 Ford Tractor.
Fused IL" Plows.
Pissed ia" PIoWs.
Pull Type Pillow.
Used Side Mowers.
Pissed Rear Mowers.
Pissed Hay Balers.
Used Forage Harvester.
SHAFFER FORD SALES
INCORPORATED
Third St. DE 4-2411 Oakland
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ALUMINIUM

FOR SALE-Set Encyclopedia,
new; adult Northland skis. COM
plete. new. Call DE 4-3615. ADV.
48-tf
FOR SALE-Garry seed oats
from certified seed. Homer Reich
enbecher, Keyser Ridge. phone VA
6-83G6.-Adv Aft.
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t0dlt 10 Dt lltlh az wv W bpAi''AAAN
Farm, p mile west of Philippi,
FRIDAY. APRIL 7. 1861
Beginning at P. M.
1857 Tractor, John Deere, 1853
Tractor. Ferguson with 400 Mower
and IS Power Steering; 1857 Nc
Cormick Baler. power driven: 1859
Ferguson pickup Rake. 1850 Ford
disc Pillow, 1850 Gheil Harvester
and Blower 1851 Ford Hammer
mill. 1858 Case grain Drill 1858
New Idea manure Spreador. 1859
Hall-Tolly hay Tedder. 1889 hay
Elevator. DeLaval milking Ma
chine. 3 Push feed Carts. Westing-
house milk Cooler. smoothing Har-
row disc Harrow, 1913 1l2-ton
Truck. air pump and tank. set
Fairbanks cattle Scales. set plat
form Scales, shovel Pillow, lot small
Tools. Chains. etc. lot milk Cans,
SGT Harness. upright Piano.
Most of this machinery in eX-
ccl'ent condition.
TERMS: Cash
JOHN w. LODGE.
Owner
IRA MAHAFFEY. Auctioneer
ADV silt
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HAROLD c. KISNER
RID. #2
Oakland. Maryland
VS..
MAE JOSEPHINE KISNER
Address Unknown
No. 5057 Equity In The Circuit
Court For Garrett County, Mary
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Public Sale of
Farm Machinery

Sale to be held at the Woodbine
Farm. p mile west Of Philippi
Evening star., 1961-08-30
jim BISHOP:
REPORTER
The Food, She's q NeapoIiton'

ROME, Italy. - We will
leave tomorrow for Madrid.
That puts us about one day
ahead of our laundry. We
had four days in Rome and
we used them to the fullest.
We have seen almost every
place from st. Peters to the
Olympic Village. Today, the
shopping begins and woe is
me.
Kelly, like most wives, has
a system for Softening resist
ance. Rome, of course, is IA
nous for its silks. its gloves
and its leather goods. So. on
the first day, I said: Want
to go shopping?" Perish the
thought. She wouldn't dream
of it. There were too many
sights to see.
Second day, same thing.
Third day ditto. This morn
ing, I said: "Well?" She said:
Let's go to the SiStine Chap
el first" I waited. She came
through. And bring your
travellers checks"
SHE LIKES To SHOP. I
don't. She StareS in windows.
I keep walking. She sees a
pair of gloves marked $4,000
Ira and asks how much that
would be. 1 say So. She says
'Hmmm.
1t is easy to get her to a
store window, but not easy to
get her to buy. So far, she
Evening star., 1961-08-30
s.s......es,....--.,.r-..-....
How to
STOP KILLING
YOURSELF
Thyroid Tablets No Cure-AH
By DR.. PETER J. sTEINcRoHN

With a human being, the
price Of fame is loss of pri-
vacy. For example, one man
well-known to the public
told me recently: "Oh, for
the good old days when I
could sit down in a reStau-
rant and enjoy a meal with
out having to sign auto
graphs"
If the drug known as thy
roid extract" could speak, I
think I'd hear a similar COM
plant. In its way, it became
famous when doctors recog-
nized that it could always
be relied on to transform the
sick and exhausted hypothy-
roid patient into a normally,
active person. When a pa
tient has a definitely under
active thyroid (Which can
Evening star., 1961-08-30

has managed to jockey me
into the position of saying:
Take it." Her credo is:
Wait. Let me try a few other
stores. 1t may be cheaper.
To which I say: Take it"
On the third time around,
she buys it.
She also has a confederate.
His name is Robert. He is our
driver and he is courteous
and punctual, but he too en-
joys shopping. He would
rather take us to a blouse
shop than show me where
Nero stood with his fiddle.
He was recommended by my
friend Signor Gastone Mar
cheSani of Alfalfa.
Come to think of it, that
is what the tourist needs
more than anything elsa
friend. Mr.. MarcheSani knows
Rome. He is to civilian Rome
what Bishop O'Connor is to
the ecclesiastical-a man for
favors. He said that Robert
is reasonable and knows the
city. I could not ask for
more.
Last night he took us to
a restaurant. What is it
like?" I said. Second class"
he said. I grunted. How
about a first class place?"
He made an elaborate shrug.
"All de peepla from Rome
she's a go to this place. De
Evening star., 1961-08-30

food is beautiful" Firsta
class is for de rich and de
kings"
We didn't qualify, so we
went to the second class
place. 1t is called La Cisterna,
which should have warned
me. 1t is a bright restaurant
in a cobble-stoned alley off
the Peoples Square.
The walters wore Neopoli-
tan breecheS in oranges and
reds and pinks. On a small
stand, three men played a
violin, a piano and an ac-
Gordon. They hit Sorrento
so many times I was afraid
it would hit back. The food,
she's a Neapolitan. We had
fettucini with bits of ham,
veal with enough garlic to
steam my glasses. peasant
bread which must be made
by bankrupt dentists, and
espresso coffee which melted
the remaining teeth.
1t was terrific.
Afterward Robert took US
on a night tour of Rome. 1
think the city gets out of
bed at 9 pm. Little children
are on the streets at l am.
The Colosseum was lighted,
under the arches, with yellow
bulbs and it gave the place
a mysterious saffron glow.
The spot where Mussolini
used to make his speeches
the Palazzo Venezia-was
dark.
WE BURPED all the way.
When we got back to the Ex-
celsior, the stout doorman
stepped forward, opened the
door, took one whiff, and
went back three PAGES. La
Cisterna may be a second
class place, but we had first
class odors.
This morning, I was back
on corn flakes and coffee. I
feel like a traitor to this
beautiful city, but what can
l do? No more second class
restaurants for us. From now
on, it's third class or moth
ing.
Copyright. 1861
King Features Syndicate. Inc.
Evening star., 1961-08-30
DOWN ON THE FARM
Saga of q Salesman
In FIoshy Sports Car

"Oh he's in fine health"
Again the new man looked
unhappy. Hes doing-doing
time. He's in the State Peni-
tentiary."
I was floored. 1t was i'm
possible to picture the fine
gray-haired gentleman be-
hind bars as a convict.
What in the world did he
do?"
"Bigamy," said the new
man.
1T seems that he was
married to wife number one,
and had II children. Every
thing was fine. After some
80 years he and his wife
came to a parting of the
ways. So he went into an
other State and got a di-
vorce, but according to the
evidence produced later at
his trial, he only stayed in
that State overnight. He
should have stayed longer in
order to get a divorce.
Anyway, he married wife
number two, and after two
or three years wife num-
ber three. Meanwhile, he
had tried to get a divorce
from wife number two, but
there was some legal tangle
over it, and in the end the
court decided he never had
been legally divorced from
his very first wife.
He told the court he
never meant to do wrong"
said the new man. And the
point was made by the de-
fense that he had never
lived with more than one
wife at any one time. But
in the end he pleaded guilty
to at least a technical vio-
lation of the law, and was
Evening star., 1961-08-30
BY ED HARRIS

He was an elderly man,
very polite and almost shy
when he came around to the
farm in his red sports car to
try to sell me feed grain. The
only thing that puzzled me
was the flashy sports car. 1t
seemed a bit incongruous for
a meek man of 64.
I didn't need any feed
grain, since we had grown
enough of our own, so he
tried me again three months
later. Still no sale. but we
chatted for a spell pleasantly
in the barnyard.
If I can ever give this
gentleman a break, I thought
to myself, I'll surely do it.
He didn't appear to me to
be very robust, and I figured
it took all of his strength to
drive hundreds of miles each
week trying to sell feed grain
for his firm.
MONTHS PASSED and I
didn't see him, but one
day a tall. rugged young
man drove up in the same
flaShy sports car. He intro
duced himself as represent
ing the same high-caliber
feed company.
where's the elderly gentle
mani" I asked, fearing the
worst.
The new man looked
panied.
We'll" I said, sorrowed and
embarrassed, I'VE all have
to go some time. I guess his
health never was too good"
"Oh he's in fine health"
said the new salesman. IT'S
just that-that he hasn't
been with us since last
October"
What's he doing now?"
Evening star., 1961-08-30

will not help knit fractures
more rapidly.
Let's give thyroid a rest as
a "cure-all" for these many
conditions. Like the celebrity
in the restaurant, let's re-
spect him for what he is
and let him relax until he
really has a job to do. Your
doctor will know when to
disturb" the bottle of
thyroid tablets sitting there
on the medicine shelf. They
work only when you really
need them.
-
Dear DR.. Steincrohn:
Don't you think it is impera-
tive that every doctor learn
how to be sympathetic?
Sincerely, Mrs. D., Missouri.
YOU CAN'T LEARN real
sympathy. Either it's built-in
or it isn't. That's true
whether one is a doctor, min
lister. lawyer. policeman or
Indian chief. 1t has been ex-
planned quite we'll by the
famous DR.. S. Weir Mitchell
in his book Doctor And
Patient" Q889):
"All his days the doctor
has walked amidst misery,
anguish, bodily and mental
suffering. Be careful when
you come to test him for his
ability to feel what you call
sympathy.
There is a mystery about
the matter. I know men who
have never suffered gravely
in mind or body, who yet
have some dramatic power
to enter into the griefS of
others, and to comprehend,
as if by intuition just what
others feel, and hence how
best to say and do the things
which heal or help. I know
others, seemingly as tender,
who, with sad experience to
aid them, appear to lack the
imaginative insight needed
to make their education in
sorrow of use to their fel-
lows"
tBell Syndicate Feature)
Tomorrow: Husband Goes Sour.
Evening star., 1961-08-30

sentenced to three years in
the pen"
WE PONDERED the sad
situation. I felt sorry for the
wives. But I also felt an il
legal pang of sympathy for
the old boy. Then I remem-
bered the flashy car, which
should have tipped me off
to his sporty nature. I looked
over at the car, but the
young man, guessing my
thoughts, shook his head
smilingly.
IT'S a company car" he
said.
fortune Featuresl
Downon The Form oppeors
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1961-08-30

readily be determined by
metaboliSm and protein
bound iodine tests he can
usually rely on thyroid
extract to do the job of
rehabilitation.
Now, because of dramatic
successes with thyroid treat
ment in such cases, people
have built a halo around it.
They figure that if it's so
wonderful for the thyroid,
perhaps it can work it's
magic in other conditions.
For example, here is a
reader: Dear DR.. Steincrohn:
All tests have shown that my
thyroid is normal. Yet, I
still continue to be tired. A
friend tells me that he has
heard that thyroid extract is
one of the best tonics for
tiredness. Is this true?-Mrs.
K, New Jersey.
IF YOUR THYROID func-
ton is normal, taking thyroid
extract will NOT act as a
tonic, Mrs. K.
For Mr.. B.: No, thyroid ex-
tract is not considered an
aphrodisiac, nor is it a reme-
dy for impotence.
For Mrs. w: Sorry, it will
not help you take off weight,
especially since you say you
have a normal metaboliSm.
For Mrs. E.: I don't believe
there is sufficient proof to
hope that giving a short
child thyroid extract will
quickly increase his growth.
For Mr.. j.: Thyroid extract
Evening star., 1961-08-30

Tomorrow: Husband Goes Sour.
Evening star., 1961-08-30

Downon The Form oppeors
Wednesday.
Evening star., 1961-03-25
Architects
Competition
Is Extended

Masonry Institute. Inc. has
extended the entry deadline
for its architects competition
to 5 PM, Friday, April z,
Giles Evans, executive secre-
tary. said today.
Mr.. Evans said the original
deadiine Of March 20 had
been extended after receiving
many requests from archi-
tects. The architects, he ex-
planned. asked. for the post
ponement due to the fact ad-
verse weather conditions have
prevented the taking o: salts
factory photographs Of build
ings they have designed.
Winning entries will be
displayed at the National
Housing Center following the
judging. Additional in
formation may be obtained
from Professional Advisor,
Seymour Auerbach, ALA, 1924
K street NV, or by calling
the Masonry Institute, ME.
s-5l27.
Evening star., 1961-03-25

KENWOOD PARK, MD. By Appointment
An ottroctNe modern LEVEL house on lovely
wooded LEVEL lot with LEVEL entrance. 3
Bedrooms, boths. living room with beoned
ceiling on o Thermopone glass woll with de-
IohtfuI view Of the garden, dining room, modern
kitchen and den The only steps ore downstairs
to the recrection room; loundry, etc. Priced IN
the eorIy sos To inspect coll EM. z-67l5.
Evening star., 1961-03-25

POTOMAC, MD. BY appointments
An extremely modern and comfortqble
3 bedroom custom built ranch house
situoted on eight beotuiful rolling ocres.,
Lovely view. swimming pool, both house
and kernels. Priced at SIS, 900. Other
oereoee oyollobIe. For appointment to
inspect please coll EN-. z-67iS.
Evening star., 1961-03-25
NEAR MASONIC MEMORIAL

6i0 SouTHVIEW TER.
Brond-pew 4-bedroom, 3h-
bath coIoniol-style home,
Large living room. reor din
ing room. ultra modern
kitchen, ground level base
ment with finished recreo-
tion room. TRADES CON-
SIDERED.
Open Sunday, I.6
JplGnd, nest to Hilltop, right
Evening star., 1961-03-25
Allen & Rocks
Start Project

Allen & Rocks. Inc, this
week announced that con-
struction has started on the
firms Forest Green apart
rnent development ct Owens
road and Kennebec street.
Just south Of the District
line near South Capitol
street.
First of the developments
l9 buildings viii be ready for
spokesman for the firm said.
Rocks Engineering Co. is cons
structing the project which
was designed by Architect
Donald H. Drayer.
When completed, Forest
Green viii have 30l units Of
one, two and three-bedr
size.
Evening star., 1961-03-25

Vincent l. MoreUm,
head Of the Arlington
firm beerins his name,
has been nomed 10 the
AmeFieon Society OF
Appraisers joint COM
Smittee TO study lieens-
ing and certifieotion Of
reel estofe appFoiseFs.
An ASA inteFnetionol
vice president, MF.
MoFeum is q member
Of the Northern Nir-
sinio Reel Estote
Board.
Evening star., 1961-03-25
APARTMENTs BEGUN IN FALLS CHURCH


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