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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16
FARMS

LOUDOUN COUNTY. vA.--l4O acres.
old stone house. could be restored:
on highway but 2 good Investment:
approx. . lsG acres sk, open n springs
s sad f efsfER A REhErY ~ Mclean NIL
Va Phone Elmwood 370S. satur-
days cal Mr.. Peters at WATERFORD.
WANTED SMALL FARM. 90 to SO
acres with small house. Must be
within committing distance of D. C.
Have electricity Reasonable. Give
sempless Information in reply. Boz
L eSJhi GHsr COUNTY. vA.-ss acres;
good 7-room. house electricity. rum
ming water, bsmt.. 2 porches; 2 red
barns; sarrage, lEe, chicken ho house;
shop. machine shed: ali bidss. in
good condition; nothing to fix. Farm
~ CASH Sasi PETERS Hssss R sEssfTY Mclean.
Va. Elmwood 3703. -16
1874 ACRES, 80 acres In, heavy timber.
located on the Patuxent River. Turn
from Damascus to Etchinson. Da.
mascus 5521.
STOCK FARM; Poolesyille.
MONTGOMERY Co, Md. Good Mouse,
water. electricity: all In grass and
good road; S35, 900. Call Rockville
1884 for appointment. IL
CHICKEN FARM, King George Co,
Va.-22 acres; good broom house,
bath; fruit trees Attractively priced.
st. NV. HU. 5410. LII
3e5-ACRE FARM--S30.0 900, with two
Gated about half mile on paved road.
WAUGH REAL ESTATE AGENCY.
Phone $500, once; SlS2, res, Cul.
e esDel ACHES sf 40 cleared or easily
cleared; estimated 10000 #. pine
timber; ancient dwelling built Of
but restorable; streams, springs; Is
mile on hard road: A mi. southwest
of d. c.; SIS, 900, So, 900 down, 5000
mo-. SO TIE. 4131, Alex. Va. --19
IOe-ACRE GRAIN and dairy farm
along hard road. Electricity and
telephone. IA miles beyond West
minister, Md. !$13.5O0: or complete
VIII VIII STOCK STOCK a aaas machinery sl7.bOo.
FARM. near Seneca.
Montg. Co., Md Approx. 1856 acres.
fine for cropping or pasture; large
barn. corn cribs and other OUT
bldgs.. 10-rm. house, built to stand
h forever er Prise. 500 10 per aere By
phone sH. 1918. III
90 ACRES FOR SALE, across from
Cedar lane, 1000 #. on Lee blvd;
beautiful sprinssp 200 #. fac
Must sell at once; $500 acre or
best offer. ia. 10000. Do not
1s-ACaRE fARM-1o acres cleared,
A miles from Washington: 7-rm.
house with bath; all modern i'm
provements; garage and other OUT
buildings; $S,4g5. BY owner. r. M.
JACKSON, Newburg, Md, Wayside
Iss s'p ACRES, 40 acres cleared. bal.
ance in woods: 81 mi. b. C., on
good hard surface road. mr.. Potomac
River; Arm. house with cleo. and
bottled gas. good we'll: late model
tractor, with equip. Priced $4,000.
LU. 1854, ewes. after 8 pm, or
write MR.. w. STALLNGS, zoos
p st. s.e.
VA, near Fredericksburg; so acres.
7-rm. house, electrioity. water
! system Asking only $500: 70.
iIO-ACRE tobacco-cattla farm in
Charles County, Md; so acres
cleared. z, 2 streams. ceres planted
cleo sLs good sS Wen: 9 tobacco barns;
steamed. Good hay and good pas
ture. Owners share of last year 6
tobacco incl. in sale price of SEQ
900. Shown by appointment. Good
tenant willing to remain. 10.
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3a0S o ST.-GEORGETOWN
First comml.; upstairs income: studio
apt. ODen Sunday. 1-5. OWNER.
JU. 7-1I68. III
SALE OR LEASE Once bldg. with
: own parking. 1912 NJ st. NV Con-
verted 3-story brick bldg. with IL
ofnces and 2 extra hsnnt. rms; park
ing for cars: bldg. approx. 1880;
portnnity to have your own bldg.
tif too much space. tenants can help
. pay for same1. or win rent TO re-
sponsih1e party.
/ JOS. KINSKY, Realtor
IT. 1911. OIL. 5574. -l7
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HONEYMOON C0TTAGE

HONEYMOON COTTAGE
Just right for 2 Cor maybe 81, in
beaut. Hillwood. This cute little
cleaning. white frame bungalow Is
eompietely paneled throughout.
2 bedrmS.. tile bath, lge. Attached
garage oil a.-c heat. Excel. finan-i
cling and low cash down payment.
Orisinality and taste makes this a
home for the modern.
COLONIAL REALTY co.
Rhodes OF Wilson, ia. $4,000.
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-sALE

APPROX. $4,000 so. FIT. industrial
ground. fronting Anacostia River in
d. c.. for sale. lease or trade. Call
MR.. VINNICK. MA, S036 daily till
8 pm. Sunday 12-5 pm. lis
COLD-STORAGE PLANT
AND SLAUGHTER HOUSE
Going business. Brick and cinder-
block bldg. 5 yrs. old. consisting OF
approx, 1000 So. 1t. New So.
900 slaughtering plant for hogs and
cattle, chicken dress. rrll., cold Stor
nm. 60x32: quick freeze rm.. cut
ting and cooling rm., 800 cold stor,
lockers. Rent SIT each per yr.,
space for 400 more. 46x72 store,
Has high pressure steam boiler and
cooking equip. basement has 4 lge
rms. for curing hams. EQUIP. alone
costs $4,000. On 6h2-acre lot
State highway, nearby Md. Price,
$4,000. For full details and appt.
to inspect phone Mr.. Bell, MI. 2299.
FREDERICK W. BERENS, MA. 5000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16

have . selective list
Of dne motels In varying sizes and
prices on National highways around
or near washington. Ewes, Mr..
Thomson. I'm. 1920, with
fNEz cusHARD, OR. 4as2.
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DETACHED 8-FAMILY
Best D. c. rental location; 8 spacious
l.bedrm. apis. with screened porches,
Finest construction. Less than 10
yrs. old. $500 annual Income.
Well financed OUTSTANDING value
on today's market. Call Mr.. Geo.
FREDERICK REAL ESTATE
RE 2461; Evenings. EN- 1920
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FARMS
II you wish to buy . farm In Va,
we have 70 listed from 10 acres to
700 acres. Priced from $4,000 to
$175.000.
BARNEY'S
SEE Us FIRST REAL ESTATE CO.
Tysons Corner Va, FA. 1901.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-16

HUNTING A BARGAIN?
Owner says sell within 10 days his
240-acre stock farm. Commuting dis
lance to d. c. over fast road. Modern
house, barns. wen watered. Make o
Q bargain. H. B. MITCHELL, phone
Herndon 1876 ID
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LOTS On EApMC

Luis OF FARMS
546-acre dairy farm; so c. B. -Four
tenant houses. stock and eauipmes t.
64-acre stock farm; good 6-rc' \
home. some outbldgs. 1.50O. us
acres, good 9-rm. house and barn
$21 600. Two acres. new 4-room
house. Ga acres, good 5-rm. house.
garage. One acre very good broom
house, on black-top road. 81 $50.
A. r. WILKINS REALTY
NokeSville, Va, 17-N-2l.
--16
NINETY FIVE ACRES, all clear farm
land. upper Montgomery County;
excel. for grazing: modern house. IL
yrs. old; barn. outbuildings; tenants
quarters. This could be made Q
really productive farm for beef. etc.
Located approx "a miles from center
Of Wash. Price, $24.960. Appt. TO
show. ask for Mr.. Harrington.
HOLMEAD, REALTOR
904 Bonifant st. sH. 62O0.
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10-UNIT APT.

IU-UNIT APT.
TENANTS PAY UTILITIES
Beautiful detached brick bldg. near
modern shopping center. income
", 100 per year. You pay only taxes,
water, etc. Tenants pay for gas. heat
and electricity: $4,000 cash re-
CURED ALDRE. INC, Lu. 4-O747
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OPEN 2-6 SAT, SUN.
Homecrest rambler: 3 bedrms.. 24-ft
hv. rm.; equip. kit. incl. automat'
washer: well-located on beaut. wd.
lot, blks. from bus, shopping and
school. Price SI5,950 Assume high
81 loan, Out Lee blvd. past Seven
then left to Ala Graham ct.
~ HAMMER REALTY co.
BAL N. Highland St. ut 10th, Arl. Va
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2009 Arl. Ridge Rd.
OPEN SAT. 20.
Come see this 1-acre lot and resi-
dence, located in this desirable resi-
Dental district. Mr.. bus. irnmed.
possession. ACME REALTY CO., IA.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-10-19

FARMERS CO-OPERATIVES are an important part
Il of Americas rural life There are some 5000
purchasing co-ops alone with 2.5 million members
throughout the Nation Their purchases OF feed
petroleum farm machinery and the like and the rental
of food lockers amount to more than SIS billion
year. There are also some 5000 marketing co-ops
The country is divided into about 20 regional and
State groups of co-ops The Gathersburg Md pur-
chasing co-ops pictured here units Of the Southern
States group In this area, where dairying is the
principal industry and much Of its milk goes to Wash
ington residents, the farmers are operating three
separate cooperative enterprises the general store
which handles Seed feed, fencing, ETC., and sells and
spreads lime and fertilizers; the petroleum coop and
the freeze locker plant. with its slaughter house.
The Gaithersburg feed store, started in 1884, now
sells about 1900 tons of feed and 100 tons Of seed
year. has about 1900 patrons and five full-tme en-
ployes The petroleum coop started in 1888 1t
sells about 10000 gallons of fuel OIL 100000 gallons
of kerosene and 100000 gallons of gasoline year The
locker coop opened in 1945 Last year processed
about 100000 pounds of beef and pork.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-10-24
Farmers Union Tells the
Facts, Via Radio

An Announcement to the Public
from the Montana Farmers Union
over II Montana radio stations.
To clear up all Misunderstanding
in regard to the matter of Harvey NJ.
Matusow and the Farmers Union, we
wish to inform the public that no
organization or person would spon-
sor an appearance of Harvey M.
Matusow before the convention of the
Montana Farmers Union in Great
Falls last Saturday, October IS.
An invitation to speak was adj
dressed to sponsors of Matusow and
arose out of action of convention
delegates who demanded an oppor-
tunity to question Matusow on state
ments he was saying in public.
The Montana Farmers Union had
invited Matusow's sponsors, whoever
they are, to bring him to the con-
vention and assume responsibility for
whatever he would say.
The terms of the invitation had
been broadcast over radio stations in
twelve Montana cities beginning Fri
day evening at about 5 so p. M, Oc-
tober II.
Farmers Union representatives re-
ceived two telephone calls from Ma
tusow spokesman in Lewistown Fri
day night. One call was anonymous
and stated that Matusow would speak
two full hours between one and three
p. m. Saturday afternoon with the
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-10-24
Original Challenge

A Radio Announcement by the
Montana Farmers Union over Il
Montana Radio Stations, Friday, Oct
IT:
The Montana Farmers Union in.
vites the American Legion, The Jun
Tor Chamber of Commerce and the
Great Falls Speakers Bureau and
any other person, political party OF
other organizations sponsoring or
wishing to sponsor Harvey M. Ma
tusow and who is willing to accept
financial responsibility for any re
percussions as a result of what said
person may say, to present Harvey
M. Matusow to the convention of the
Montana Farmers Union now in SEES
ion in Great Falls.
Harvey NJ. Matusow will be allowed
time on the Farmers Union Pro
gram to explain the false impress
sions he is leaving in the peoples
minds about the Farmers Union, the
YMCA, the churches, the American
Educational system, the Boy Scouts
and other organizations.
II this invitation is not accepted
by Matusow and his sponsors it will
be taken as merely a political attack
on many respected and responsible
citizens of the state
1t is a matter of record that the
Farmers Union faces squarely up to
such challenges as that of Matsuow's
given usually to destroy the effect
iveness of many worthwhile organi-
cations.
The Montana Farmers Union will
set aside anything on the conven-
ton program to hear Matusow up to
3 P. M. Saturday, October 10, 1852
when the convention closes.
Listeners are urged to give this
to Harvey M. Matusow.
This announcement is sponsored and
paid for by the Montana Farmers I'm
ion.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-10-24
Who Is Responsible For
Matusow's Statements?

Harvey M. Matusow, Lewistown
Montana.
Regarding a telephone call fror
your anonymous spokesman our in
vitation to you to speak at our con
vention was conditioned upon who
ever is sponsoring you assume fl
nancial responsibility for any misin-
formation that you might give in re-
gard to our organization or any other
organization that you might mention
and in the event you do not have a
sponsor who will assume financial re-
sponsibility that you put up bond of
at least $4,000 to cover any actions
which might be brought because of
any statements which you might
make being (slanderous to any per-
sons concerned including our organi-
cation and furthermore any tape re-
cording made at our expense will be
retained by US. We will give you one
half hour for your presentation with
the right of our representatives to
question you for one half hour.
RICHARD C. SHIPMAN,
Vice President and Acting
President,
Montana Farmers Union
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-10-24
Anonymous Spokesman
Replies For Matusow

Received from anonymous spokes-
man about $3.50 p. M, October II,
1852:
From Harvey Matusow now speak
ing in Lewistown, Montana.
To Leonard Kenfield of the Mon
tana Farmers Union, Great Falls,
Montana.
l accept your invitation to appear
at convention under conditions that
| receive a maximum of two hours
time from l p. m. to 8 p. m. Satur-
ay afternoon, October 18, 1852 and
that a tape-recorder be present to
record my speech in it's entirety and
that | am given the speech on tape
in its entirety immediately upon COM
pletion of speech.
Signed, Harvey Matusow
Spokesman would not reveal his
he didn't want his name
connected with this matter.
Agreed to have Matusow call me
at PA, Part Hotel before IL p. M,
October II.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-10-24

Harvey Matusow, admitted
under the sponsorship of the American odd intervals speak
ing the interests of Republican n
has been stirred
Republicans.
None responsibility
was asked to speak before the Farmers Union membership Falls
last week explain his charges
as being under Flu according legal
regular sponsors would continue financial responsibility
following
LED of the allow
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-10-24
Matusow Controversy Raises Question
Who Is Responsible?

Legion leadership faced with storm of popular
indignation the appearance of Harvey Matusow in Mon
attempting disavow association with this charac
who halls from, God only knows where.
Overcast Bank former state commander of the Lee
and who has been the gobeween and spokesman for
appeared with Matusow, this week stated:
There appears be attempt hold the American Lee
responsible for the sponsorship of Mausow in Montana
Herb Kiber Montana Legion adjuan Tuesday said the
Legion is not sponsoring the speaking appearance of Har-
vey Matusow in the state -
1t in order then to ask By who's invitation Matusow in
Montana? Let's take look at pertinent parts of column
16nch adv in Great Falls Tribune Tuesday, October H.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-10-24
HERE ARE The FACTS BEHIND MONTANA Farmers
UNION : MATUS0W CONTROVERSY

provision the Farmers Union make
tape recording which Matusow
would Immediately take with him at
the end of the two hours.
A second telephone call came from
V. o. Overcast to whom was pre-
scented the Farmers Union terms fog
Matusow's appearance, namely that
his sponsors accompany him and as
sumo responsibility for anything dam
aging he might say. If Matusow did
not have sponsorship, he was offered
an alternative condition that he fur
nish a $4,000 bond guaranteeing
financial responsibility for any state
ments made. These conditions had
been confirmed Friday night.
OVERCAST REFUSED TO
ACCEPT RESPONSIBILITY
Without any further commun1ca-
ton, Harvey NJ. Matusow and V. o.
Overcast arrived in Great Falls early
Saturday afternoon and talked with
Farmers Union officials at the en-
trance of the civic center where the
state convention was being held, but
Matusow and Overcast refused to
accept the speaking invitation on
the terms announced by radio and by
message. Overcast himself refused to
take responsibility for what Matusow
would say and no person or repre-
sentative of any organization was
present to accept responsibility for
whatever statements Matusow might
make. There was no requirement,
however, that any Montana organiza-
ton put up a bond-only Matusow
was requested to do that if he had
no sponsor.
A Farmers Union representative
asked Matusow, "DO you have a spon-
sor with your" Matusow answered,
mo"
Addressing Overcast, the Farmers
Union representative asked, "DO you
sponsor Matusow?" Overcast said he
lid not.
The next question was asked Of
Matusow: "Do you have bond for
S25, 900 as evidence of financial re-
possibility" He said he had no
)ond
There was no one present willing
o lend his name to Matusow's APP
)earanee.
1t is a matter of historical record
hat My responsibly sponsored
peakers appear on the Montana
TarmerS Union convention platform.
'hus, spokesman or bond sales,
lealth drives, charitable bodies, gov
rnment agencies, business institu-
ions, and many other organizations
ave spoken at Farmers Union con-
entions, well identified with respon-
Utility clearly understood.
Harvey M. Matusow, IAN apparently
,inerant speaker who has been leav-
lg misleading impressions about the
armers Union, the YMCA, the Boy
couts, the churches, the American
EDUCATIONAL system, and other organi-
atoms was willing to appear on
lie Farmers Union program only on
is own recognizance.
He did not furnish any sponsors
nd did not offer financial response
lity for any possibly damaging re-
ercussions his remarks might leave
The Montana Farmers Union re-
lsed to take responsibility for what
atusow might say.
Whoever is behind Harvey M. Ma
sow did not see fit to accept the
'nditions of the Farmers Union in
tation and that is the reason he
d not speak before the convention.
The Farmers Union stands for free
eech but opposes irresponsible
atements being made in the name
freedom
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-10-24
FARM VOTE AGAIN.

Continued from page one)
getting his agricultural ideas secon /
hand from the same Republican lead
ers who have opposed progressive
Democratic farm policies for the past
20 years.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1952-10-24

This the first time the leadership of the Legion Mon
brought of this abre into the state They did
They did in 1850 They've done again in 1852
This time have backed and apparently snged by
scurTYing for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15

FRANKLIN MANOR BEACH, MD,
large porch West River 1854. -I5
SOUTH RIVER PARK. MD.-Beauti-
fully furn., & rooms with bath.
waterfront summer home. all mod
ern improvements; 30 miles from
WASHINGTON; "a acre. good anchor
age, beautiful lawn and trees with
cement steps to wharf. S16. 900.
BRYCE DI S4Oo Tx
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FARMS (cont.l

4os ACRES. s-rm. house. bath. cleo,
tricity; good 4Ox7O barn. severa
farm bldes. $50 A. crop and hay
255.0O0 board TT. Of timber; 81
acres permanent pasture, cattle
fenced; "a mi. frontage on Potomac
IS mi. D. c.; SIS per acre; ):
IS ACRES. 7-rm. house. random.
width flooring, flrepl., stone chin.
30 mi. D. c.: SIS. 300, "a cash.
FOR RENT-Clean arm. bungalow
electricity, heat, bath. modern kit.
electric stove, hen house u6x4U
fruit fruit; n AZ ri r;r anS seq eom nm
Refs. o req o. Vacant Va; ~ "oo per mo
90 ACRES-S-rm. center hall house
electric and water. spacious lawn
spring-fed stream, cattle barn. etc.
GOOD pasture: mr.. dual highway, 81
mi. D. c.: SIT, 900.
COLORED-2 ACRES, Grim. house
electricity. nice stream. garden, gooc
hog lot; mr.. Poolesville. 30 mi. D. c..
$500; $1,000 cash: Can CHARLES
S76-AcRE DAIRY FARM, Pooles-
Vile Nd. completely stocked ant
making basis; faces hard surfaced
road; farmer house and . tenant
houses. 60-stanchion barn, 81
milk cows. 80 heifers, 2 bulls. mostly
HolSteinS; barns. outbuildings; Z
tractors. baler. combine. and al
necessary farm machines and tools
Present owner retiring, will finance
1or responsible purchaser; For full
HOLMEAD, REALTOR
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S595 PER ACRE

Beautiful lots in Sycamore Acres.
220x2O0. Terms. KENSINGTON
REALTY CO.. LO. 5-240O.
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T. E TURNER
Phone 4-3500, White Stone, Va.

l35 ACRES OF cattle grazing land
with modern broom residence, with
10 outbuildings on smooth paved
state road No. GOA, in Harmoney
Hollow section, 4la miles out of
front Tn ROYAL, Va. Only $4,000;
two large streams OF running water
stone rambler modern residence,
ooyye eve Front Royal, Va.
acre on No, So highway, with two
story modern stone residence, with
20 #. high. S27, 1000. ~
Country store with s-room residence
at King Crossing, splendid hunting
and fishing in this section, all for
$4,000. Going business.
Auto supply parts with all, stock and
going e Business es fFo u.s. F SSo. va In
Large chicken farm, with residence
and modern building, near Front
Royal, Va. 5000.
z acres. of level land, with residence
AND and hFfe s ehisfen a Sqdn on rgt
ems and equipment with deal.
$l2.590 cash. Near Front Royal,
Va, This is a live-wire business:
owner will remain with buyer to
break him in with his trade.
Rushing restaurant With all eau UP
Also small restaurant business
with all equipment and stock
$4,000. Tourists restaurant. with
long lease. at S110 per month, living
quarters and on tourist 1T. TO the
Skyline drive; $500.
10 acres with the u s. hwy No.
running through the property; 5000
It. on both sides of U. S. hwy. No. |.
Several buildings and restaurant;
S45, 900, with some terms, % miles
south of Fredericksburg. Va.
800 acres OF saw timber near Front
Royal, Va. Will sell only the tim
Der by taking it all at $40 per acre
Coal and oil business with all prop
erty and equipment ON the r.r. sid
ing; $4,000.
CT AUDE L. RUST. BOG S. Royal ave.
Front Royal. Va Phone 1874
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-06-15
LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE
Loudoun County
HOMESITES

Mr.. and Mrs. Robert B. Young's
Broad Run. subdivision, which is
the first development under the
latest requirements of the ,Loudoun
been a phenomenal success. Since
Section l., comprising "a nomesites,
has been overSubScribed, have
persuaded Mr.. and Mrs. Young to
open another 200 acres of their
gorgeous Potomac River estate to
1 am delighted to have the oppor-
tunity to offer to my customers the
privilege to select their domestic
from over 200 well-planned and
highly desirable tracts carved from
3 miles by Broad Run Creek and
the Potomac River.
S1,475. First purchaser to come
gets first choice Of tracts.
COMPARE THESE FEATURES:
a. Every domestic win be served
90 it. will be surfaced with ma
cadam, built to Specifications re-
CURED by Loudoun County coming
(3l Electricity available to every
90 Telephone available to every
~ School bus right by property.
Churches. Within shopping distance.
o. .v Do !, you want water front? We
'S e. % S.y you T want wooded seclusiOn'
" W. Do S.y you y want wide' open plOt'
80 If it's view you long for-come
and look at Maryland's majestic
Blue Ridge Range
90 20 miles west of downtown WASH
ington, which is 40 minutes over
last new State highway and Wash
ingtons, treeway and 10 miles east
OF LeeSburg.
Land is fertile, trees healthy and the
neighborhood is one Of Loudoun
S GGI1ty's best and right in the
da develop Loudoun County is
famous ian US f san Its peoples gracious liv-
taxes, its good farming and i've
stock raising methods, its leadership
IN dairying and horse raising, its
good schools and churches and its
plans for better ones. 1t offers the
mos eao complete inducement to home
mgton. Its ofiicials are alert In
planning for orderly and desirable
Its citizens offer you genuine neigh
borly welcome and real Southern
hospitality in Virginia's tradition
ally. friendly manner.
small cash payments accepted. Bal
ance to suit any reasonable require
OPEN ALL DAY sUNDAY-FRoM
DAWN TO DARK
OPEN All = M WEEKDAYS EEK AVS FROM
TO reach: West on Route 7 fourteen
miles past Tysons Corner, take last
right turn before crossing Broad
Run Greek Bridge where Broad Run
Lake is now under construction.
GET HERE FIRST
FOR FIRST cHOIGr