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ture, the bland, pleasant flavor
infants like. Then too, Gerber's
Cereals are fortified with added cal
eium, iron and important B-vitamins
to give baby the kind of nutrition
his growing body needs. All pre-
cooked and ready to serve to save
you a heap of fuss and ado. For
variety rotate: Rice Cereal. Barley
Cereal, Oatmeal, Cereal Food
(wheat).
Something for nothing. If, by
chance, you haven't yet tried
Gerber's Cereals, just write me for
free samples of all four. Box N45-C,
Fremont, Mich.
Evening star., 1953-01-06


year has turned the
corner, what about making and
keeping q woEhwhile resolution.
Like this, for example: l shall do
everything possible to get back my
probably figure! Start by watching
your posture sitting, standing,
walking, working. Pull in that
tummy. Throw back those shoul-
ders. Pull ribs away from hips by
stretching whenever you can. Make
everything you do a posture exer-
else from bed-making to dishwash-
ing. You'll be amazed to find how
these little things help to whittle a.
waist tone down a tummy, nip
inches off a hip.
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Resolve, TOO, that
you'll safeguard
baby's health by
regular check up
visits to the doc
tor. Wise parents
today 90 before
their wee ones
A
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Can You Accommodate Inaugural Guests?

needed by the Residential Housing Commit
tee, 1625 "Eye" Street NV, telephone RE.
7,26OO. Current rental prices will prevail If
you can help, write or call Immediately.
Evening star., 1953-01-06

Another New Year note. The very
minute your doctor specifies cereals
Evening star., 1953-01-06

need attention, catch trouble before
il starts.
Evening star., 1953-01-06
ROLL-AWA,Y COTS

ROLL-AWAY COTS
solve the sleeping space problem
When every bed in the house Is taken, YOU con
still produce comfortable sleeping space from
closet or corner with roI-owoy cot. With Its Own
sturdy springs and nnersprine nottress, the roll
owoy unfoIds to regular bed luxury :. and, Il can
costly be rolled to wherever you want II. Available
in three sizes:
3O.inch width, 32.0
39.inch width, $3.50
48.inch width, 44N
WGL-The Sleep Shop, Fifth Floor
;. also Bethesda Chevy Chase -.
divons oIso at Alexandria
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-12-21
ILLINOIS WISCONSIN STATE ASSO.
I.B. %. E. of W.
DIR A l.. FRAZIER, PRESIDENT
-7oe1op MAIN DANVILLE ILL.
DANVILLE, ILL.

ton lor this area within 10 wears
or less was predicted FRIDAY by Ptof,
HAIRY iicbout in speech At the
YAl-YNHCA Faculty. Forum.
Tebout said that FEPC laws will
be the result OF groups not taking a
linn stand against discrimination
lie said if the Chamber OF Com
mcreo would take such stand. 1t
pc would BIZ unnecessary as The
problem would be solved through
private enterprise.
In describing methods for com
batting discrimination, Iicbout de
clsrcd that many Americans arc un-
immersed - it'll the moral argument
that Neer0.s arc human beings and
entitled 10 the same rights under tho
e. 5. Constitution as everyone else
Instead, he said, we have to show
these Americans that pfacilcine rae
4 ial lustl~c IS good busrness. ~
called til, approach ibe ''Ie''s maxi
America stong appeal
1icbout ,ilcd statistics 10 s,lov
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-12-21

there are many more qualified Neg
roes available than there arc Jobs
open 10 them, even in TODAY s tight
labor market.
In Champaign urbana, he said,
the situation has gone from abso-
lufclv miserable to very, very bad.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-12-21
12S IL e. MAIN
MACON TEMPLE OFFICERS

MACON TEMPLE |ftlCEho
ct. Ruler, Emma Bottom, vice.
Mrs. Bessie Washington, asst.
Mrs. Ida Bailey. Chaplain, Mrs.
Lucille Williams, fin. sec, Ms.
Elizabeth Patterson, rec. sec, Mrs.
Mime Bell Rahynes, register. Mrs.
Gladys Nixon, treas. Mrs. wills,
gatekeeper, Mrs. Mary Joiner,
doorkeeper, Mrs. Ethel Rodgers
trustees: Mrs. Flemings, Mrs.
Laura Clark, organist Lorrine
Boswell held election, Mrs. r. Steel
and Grand Organizer Mrs. Edna
Johnson attended.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-12-21

Rev. and Mrs. ]. A. Craig OF
Joliet who were recent stricken
are Commissioning at 4536 cotebTil-
liante, St. Louis, 10 Mo.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-12-21
AT HOME

Mrs. n. Jamerson, Mrs. Martha
Carr. Mrs. Marie Mason, Mr.. Will
bur. Anderson, Mrs. Mile RAN
dolph Mrs. Sarah Moore in Burn
ham.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-12-21
AMONG SIS. MANY MORE
HAPPY DAYS

Mrs. Emma Hines of West
S.harlas ST Mr.. M. F. Endicott
Of West Washington and Mr.. A. I
Jackson of East Vine St.
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-12-21
AMONG THE SICK -. .

Mrs. Gertrude Robinson Mrs.
Carrie Clemants in Bufnham, MISS
Marian Lanterman in Mercy
Community. Mr. Henry brown,
Mrs. Nesbitt,
The Illinois times. (Champaign, Ill.) 19??-19??, 1953-12-21
FEpC Laws
In 10 Years

Tar cmploNlncnt pIat.'8ts N-ia'1
Evening star., 1953-02-18
1rumans Uninjured
In Car-Truck Crash
BY the Assoeiated Pres.

KANSAS CITY. Feb. 1s.-
Former President and Mrs. Tru-
man were riding in an automo-
bile which collided with a panel
truck at an intersection yester-
day. but no one was hurt and
damage was negligible. police
said.
Sergt. Arthur Bell, IS, Of the
State Highway Patrol was driv-
ing his car. with Mrs. Truman in
the front seat and Mr.. Truman
in the rear seat.
Both Sergt. Bell and William
r. Davis, 20, driver of the panel
truck, were given tickets for
careless driving. Sergt. Bell said
he had just stopped at the inter-
section and was going only 5
miles an hour. Mr.. Davis said
he was going 20 miles an hour.
The vehicles collided on the
right side of Mr.. Bells car, where
Mrs. Truman was sitting. Mr..
and Mrs. Truman smiled but
said nothing. police reported.
The former Presidents new
car, purchased Monday. was not
involved.
Evening star., 1953-02-18
Penfagon Clerk Arrested
On Narcotics Charue

A Defense Department clerk
from the Pentagon was arrested
last night and accused Of being
a dope peddler.
Police arrested Miss Rosa
Evelyn Bailey, IS, colored, OF
the HOO block Of Kenilworth
avenue NE. at Fourteenth street
and Florida avenue NV. They
said they conflscated nine cap
sules of suspected heroin.
Narcotics squao officials said
the woman admitted she has
been addicted to drugs for about
a year. She denied selling drugs,
police said, although they added
that undercover men had bought
drugs from her.
Miss Bailey, who was arrested
on a warrant issued by a Unit
ed States commissioner, was
charged with illegal possession
and sale of narcotics.
Evening star., 1953-02-18
Court Frees Riley
OF Murder Charge
In Double Staying

John A. Riley. 26-year-old for
mer Army sergeant. was freed
today Of a murder charge which
resulted after a double Staying in
his Burtonsville home last Fri-
day.
1.-THE defendant has done what
any normal person would have
done under the circumstances. I"
Judge j. Fendall Coughlan, who
conducted the hearing in Silver
Spring Police Court, said.
Mr.. Riley was arrested after a
merchant seaman. Charles j.
Whiting. about 80. Of Newport
News, Va, and his estranged
wife, Frieda. %. were shot to
death in the bedroom Of the
Riley home just on Columbia
pike. a mile south of Bnrtons-
vile, Md.
j. Hoge Smith, assistant States
attorney. said his Office will pre-
sent the case to the grand jury
at its next session as q formality
despite the dismissal today.
Shot by Husband.
Mr. Riley told police that Mrs.
Whiting. a visitor at his home
where he lives with his parents.
was shot by her husband after
the estranged couple had dts
cussed their marital difficulties
alone for nearly an hour. The
former soldier said he and his
mother. Mrs. Katie L. Riley. en-
tered the bedroom. where they
found Whiting crouching in a
corner with a gun in his hand.
Whiting aimed at him, the ex-
soldier said, but when warned
by his mother. he said he was
able to pull a gun from his pock-
ct and shoot Whiting first.
Defense Attorney Alger Y.
Barbee told the court that MIR.
Riley fired in self-defense. The
defendant did not take the stand,
but a statement he made to po-
lice was read from the stand by
Detective Stanley Harding with
out protest from Mr.. Barbee.
Mrs. Riley, Police Pvt. Preston
Hall and DR.. Frank j. Brochart,
Montgomery County medical ex-
aminer. also testified.
Medical Testimony.
DR.. Brochart testified that
Mrs. Whiting died of a wound
in the head from a .32-caliber
bullet which entered her left
temple. Her husband died of a
.32-caliber bullet wound in the
abdomen, he said.
Mrs. Riley said Mrs. Whiting
came to live with her early in
January while her son was still
in the Army. She said the Aus
trian-born brunette had told her
that her husband beat her fire.
quently and she planned to di-
vorce him.
Evening star., 1953-02-18
See Informal Modelling

All day Thursday and
Friday in the Budget Balcony!
Meet RosoIie Denove, Mynette's New
York designer. See other styles not
corried in stock thot can be ordered
especially for you! Well have sizes
of each dress to try on.
Evening star., 1953-02-18

up the droopiest children and give
'em flying start to school! These
luscious Malteds pack more energy
value than plain milk, you see. Ex-
ira minerals, too, and vitamins B
andD. Make plenty-for Carnation
Malts help you maintain the high
level of nutrition and general
wel-being so important in resist
ing colds and flu. And so thrifty!
It costs less than 2e for each big
generous serving :. and you get
more than 20 servings from q lh.
jar.
Get your iur Of c0rnuiion Melted
Milk seday At your foVoritS food
store and tomorrow give
your fomiIy Q delightful breakfast
Surprised
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quick as you open q can. Slices
are welcome at breakfast or as q
simple dessert with whipped cream.
Juice is delicious any time-every
golden glassful of it! Chunks and
Tidbits make grand jams and
marmalades, tang up mixed fruit
desserts and salads. Crushed does
wonders for homemade ice-cream
sodas, sauces, filings.
Invite the Pineapple fumiIy 70 your
home. They'll come ot welcome low
cost and add their golden beauty
and King TO oil your msoItimes.
Serve q Pineapple dessert tonight
Evening star., 1953-02-18
AOZEd 8 8 E!5!5 s}a5 M2kHHNNk

3 to talk about the quick, long-lasting relief
e pain of headache, neuralgia and neuritis.
Evening star., 1953-02-18

COuV6Iu6UG 1OT
rtaining.
You can serve
Pineapple in S
delicious forms
from breakfast
through the
midnight snack
Evening star., 1953-02-18

carbonate
favore bedtime cold
Quick Frozen Lemon Juice is ideal both natural
strength juice from the California
Growers And comes keep handy
your ready for the dozens OF day have
lemon juice.
Evening star., 1953-02-18
AISUGys Good For A Lift on
cold winter mornings is piping

hot Carnation
Matted Milk.
Believe m e.,
m e m a de
G ar n a t on
MaltedS are so
delicious and
hearth they pep
Evening star., 1953-02-18

I'sss AIsc9ys Glad To See
Pineapple when dine out. To me
it's Natures most refreshing flavor
and the fruits so easy to digest!
Grand for folks of all ages and
Evening star., 1953-02-18

ClDrox for years and years. YeS-I would never be
without this amazing product. You will feel that way
IAtoo when CorOx makes your white and color-fast
cottons and linens snowy white and color bright
1 when 0lorox removes stains deodoriZeS and makes
your linens sanitary. And you'll appreciate the way
Corox helps in routine cleaning by removing stains
from kitchen and bathroom surfaces and by making
them fresh smelling and hYpienicallY clean
Evening star., 1953-02-18

You like Corox because you money tool
linens m because Coox gentle from causc
made by patented formula exclusive with Clorox
Millions of women besides depend Clorox Join usand get
bottle of Coox today To learn all its read the Coox label
Every word!
Evening star., 1953-02-18

For I've used Clorox found SUBJ
wonderful 4 product that beach stains
deodo and makes linens sanitary tool That's why in cooking
Evening star., 1953-02-18
For Those Nasty Colds Sunk Quick
the

eVeIy D udy, z
If needed. You'll find it 500 easy to fix and 500
good for you. Besides giving you those beneficial
VitaminS found in lemons particularly Vitamin
C-Sunkist Quick Frozen Lemon Juice and soda
forms natural sodium citrate long used for relief
from colds Here's all you do: Pour " an ounce of
SunkSt Quick Frozen Lemon Juice in half glass of
water. Then-Slowly add Il q teaspoon of baking
Evening star., 1953-04-05
FARMS

20o-AcRE. stock and grain; colonia
stone residence. bath and cleo, hre
places; built 1899. In Al condition
all nee. farm hldgs., all tillable ant
grazing. $4,000.
375 acres. practically all tillable;
houses, elec., good farm bldgs.
reasonably priced with stock, grail
and equipment or separate; 81
excel. grazing farm.
10 acres. 3 room, all modern cottage
excel. yiew-Blue Ridge Mountain
.$11. 900: excel. terms.
4 acres, on Shenandoah River
Colonial brick residence, modern
1 acre, fronting on Shenandoah
s5S5o. s169S 6%S' cash. sac BAL: si'n SEQ ps
month. c.. C. ELSEA AND SON
Bluemont. Va. Phone 2421.
FRUIT-POULTRY FARM
Near Thurmont. "a g.. with rs q. II
apples; 10 a. a peaches; sal all ~ 49, yrs
doZ. nut trees; fully equipped new
2-story ratproof chicken house, 40,
100. one smaller: bank barn. othel
bldes.; comfortable S-rm. house witt
bath: 7-ft. deep bass pond. OWENS
REALTY CO., ME. S-04S6, DU. q
Evening star., 1953-04-05

200 ACRFS. new 7-rm. house, 2N
baths: oil heat; modern kit, built.
in cabinets. spacious liv. rm. with
flrepl.; entire house is designed 70.
comfortable living and easy house
keeping. Full bsmt., 2 porches
easement windows; lge. barn, new
silo, corn house, etc. Cattle fenced
in grass; On ELEVATION oysrlookin' in
best quality Of soil; on 1R-ft. cement
road. 30 miles D. C. $4,000.
60 acres, Arm. knotty pine sports.
mans lodge. Firepl, well, full.
length porch; shade trees, fast.
moving trout stream. 10 acres
timber. balance grass. Nr. foot oI
Sugar Loaf Mt. 30 miles D. C
1 acre. Arm. house: lee. lawn. gar.
den. hen house; 80 miles D. c,
/ acre, 5-rm. brick dwelling tfnr-
nishedl., Combination service sta
ton and sto5e. ore On Rt. as' So miles
40 acres, Woodfield- Damascus area
7-rm. house, IL baths, modern kit.
oil heat. 2 huge flrepls., pine-pan.
eled den with firepl.: 20 cleared
go acres wooded. several springs
lge. stream: On hard road. 2s miles
40 acres, approx. Y in grass. bal:
ance wooded. Sprins, streams and
lge. creeks. Approx. SCOTT: 'front.'
age on left. road having two su-
perb building sites: 25 miles D. C.
$3.50 per acre. Call
CHARLES d. JAMESON, BROKER
Poolesvtll0 3202, Poolesv1lls. Nd.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
GOOD FARMS

ONLY 25 MINUTES to Silver spe.
1OO-acre stock farm for $1e,500
Long road frontage; sell on 1O-scr,
oEb 6e's pENNp sRa paw DITCH III fhe sdid dhF brio,
farmhouse, built about 1900 on iSt
acres; Z f1replaces. bath. paved
road. good land and outbldgs. :;
$4,000. Easy drive to washington
EXCELLENT 300-ACRE FARM, spa.
cious 12-room home. good bldgs.
Wash. vicinity: $500 per acre.
500-ACRE DAIRY and stock farm
12-room modern stone home, 4
other homes. many outbldes.: about
4-ACRE FRUIT FARM with modern
bungalow. on hwy; plenty room to
add chickens: easy drive to wash.
10 SiIeISi ACRES Cor up to so,. e-room
modern home, close in: better see
this quickly; only SI4,750; addi.
tional acres. 500 per acre.
OLD HOME with bath on ga acres
on hwy; outbldgs.: not far from
our once: only S9,95O with So. 600
ACREAGE in s, 10 and 25 acre tracts
STOP IN our once on q. 8. 24O IN
Gaithershurg. where you can get Q
i~'Re ssi1SssSri cEosSp THURSDAYS
OPEN SATURDAYS AND SUNDAYS
RIPLEY b ROMER, INC.
R1ALTo0s 0AITHKRsDuRo 2oe
Evening star., 1953-04-05
DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area; telephone
answering, mail service and public
stenographer available. Call DE
BARR BUlLDING 80 18th st NV.
near conn and z New, modern.
attractive desk space for those who
want the oeSt: receptionist switch.
BOARD mail and telephone answer
ing service avail Call ST 3-34b6
NEAR MAYFLOWER and Statler-
Attrac. modern furn. and equip,
switchboard and sec. serv.: reas.
rates; park. areas; conv. EX. 3-2205.
DOWNTOWN MAIL ADDRESS. tele-
phone answering service, $3.50
month; with desk, S15-$20. ME.
S-3963.
DESK in downtown office. Mail
messages forwarded. Name on door
Out-of-towners pref'd. MA. 5-5696.
Evening star., 1953-04-05
FRONTING PENN. AVE. nr. 21,

n.w.-About $50 so. It.; pvt. law; law;
AVAlLABLE 60 DAYS iI7s - Newly re.
1000 q So; IT, of. Of open once space
rms. on End uie mr.; u ideal HG3Oq-silsG 3Or fiTm
needing q convenient location with
rent. RE. 7-2137. Ii. 4-7265. -
e27 G ST. N.w=3rd f., 2 lge. front
REALTY. RA. $4,000. ~ Wv
sos H ST. N.W.-2nd mr.. 2 rms,
kit. and bath; newly dec. for ofices'
studio or apt. LA. 6-2273.
3 THOMAS CIRCLE-Rent as much
as you need; priced as low as 81
per SO: r.; lowest rental in city:
NATL: RLTY., RE. 1851. Wo.
I'LL VERMONT AVE. N.W.-Main
moor; Store-ofhce; $125 mo. RE
1909 CALVERT ST.-opp. Shoreham
vacant. EN-. 2-S517.
14th AND X SITS. N.w.-1-rm. Of
nee in downtown elev. once bldg,
al services included in rent; immed.
BERNSTEIN & Co. i4i5 x St St. NV. ".
1st6 Ms' SN6 siS6oG < SITS. N.w.-Air-cond,-
toned carpeted suite, consisting OF
doprfovn dopTS1; ESQ s3.vs.a, So fl .. located in
Eo S6ed M IN BESSsrEN EsRs IN sn'Pec' eo ,fig ifI
O3OS GEORGIA AVE, N;W.-1st floor.
3 large rooms avail, for immediate
Apply LEO. NJ. BERNSTEIN IL CO,
Realtors, 1415 K st. NV. ME.
NV HAMP. AVE. EXTENDED
heavily travelled area. adjacent to
Safeway store and large service sta
tion. For further info, call LEO
N, BERNSTEIN 4 CO, Realtors,
nIGNS.ISrHt n1I6G1S * St. nv: ntI:.oiSLs NE, $500.
unusual services and facilities.
Parking, stenographic services OPP
tional: references required. Box
ONE OF WAsH..s leading trade as
Completely is furn; reai excel once downtoNn Sat5sa
eli PA. AVE. NV. 'I; second door
space containing 1900 So. #: private
once two toilets, suitable for gem
A g. 0SS sM1THY Tif eo Ssl sii Mf 15tb HSl5and st
7s5 18Th 81. NV. Groom second
floor suite. 400 50. it, suitable for
acct, architect. Call Mr.. Holland,
hlwl h; G. sMI9Hx sTl sEss6%6 3 co. 81 18th st.
1921 K st. NV, about 900 So. IT.
avail. immed. Call Mr.. Holland
H H., G; sMdTHY EMIT co. s11 18th st. NV.
1 IL 10 + f-s1ogi 81. gNi.w.-1n the heart dg Of The
from $35. A Merchant Bldg. In
JUScHHs CO" i5O5 H St. NV. Ma.
CoLuMBIAN BLDG. 41e 5th st. NV
suites for, immed: occupancy at this
eonv. address, directly across from
SHANNON & LgcHs Co, 1905 II
OCCIDENTAL BLDG: 141I Penna.
Washington Hotelsl; 500 So. #. ex-
eel. arrangement of 2 rms. and pvt.
Law. Can offer at So per #; for l.
sHANNoN :; tisJts IUcHs t; Co, Ni5S5'fi 1868 H
st. NV. MA S-2345.
SILVER SPRING-Ofice and lava
tory for rent. Opposite Hecht Co;
reas. rent. JU. 5-4554.
II ST. NV. 100 blk.-Share / rm.
OF attrac. 2-rm., air-conditioned Of
nee suite in elevator ONCE bldg
Suite consists Of foyer, Offices and
pvt. lavatory. Services OF secre-
tary and office furniture included.
Excellent for manufacturers rep
respentative S120 per mo. For
further information, call MA. S-B41S.
AVAILABLE May !; attractive, cool
single once: Warner Bldg, 18th and
z sts. NV: Contact bldg. supt..
Evening star., 1953-04-05
Near FrederickShl1rpl
open SUNDAY
158 Acres

Located on Route Is, and adjoin,
President Monroe's historic Oak Hill
in the Leesburg- -Middleburg area
This is a farm. glowing adjectives
naturally describe. The home sets
srove of maple trees, and has
4 spacious bedrms., 2 liv. rms, q
wide entrance hall. Q baths, 4 fire.
places. a deep freeze rm.. q beauti-
fpl modern kit. Basement with new
oil h W. heating plant. A guest
house or tenant house with 6 rms,
2 baths and fireplace. Excel. set
of outbuildings. Entire farm newly
fenced and in top state Of cultiva-
tim acres produced $50 bushels
of corn last year-a record, Dnn't
fail to see this place today; $57,50O.
TOWARD MIDDIEBURG TO ROUTE
NC. Is AT GILBERTS CORNER
TURN RIGHT. FARM IS APPROX.
2 MILES ON LEFT AT DILLON
e1FEs GEEssgRG gR9IncE PIKE, T2xr THRoUGGHH GH
ROUTE NO. 15 IN LEESBURG
FARM APPROX. 8 MILES ON
RIGHT AT DILLON OPEN SIGN
EXCLUSIVE
DILLON LAND CO.
lila Hilwood Aye, Falls Church, Va
u. &-404o
Evening star., 1953-04-05
FARMS (conf.)

13 AcREs-city water and transp
near near; ideal for subdiyidins in =;
road; 8 rms i; and bath. bath Z S.story To- nsac as.
bestos frame. modern, clean as q
pin; bsmt:; oil h.-w.h.; beaut. trees
and shrubbery; very unusual; ar
prox: 9 miles from D. C.: $19.50O,
SH6stantial SUB cash. ALVIN EPL1NG'
SEE REDUCED SO a., Brandywine,
elect; trade "; B. e e q RA. UAss; sE1iaa. Z rms
real buys is5 to 500 1"s, acres with lsS
terms OpiiGmf HIsERr Pfag1'tqI PnGTcHER vfgs sox
435. Phone 136 Warrenton. Va.
Of b. C.; 81. 300 with $500 down,
SIS a month. TIE. 6-4131.
Z RMS, AND BATH, hot and cold
water, on so acres. 20 clear. 80
timber. Good roads, fine barn,
wSst,s wasb fenced; ,.s 80 1,.,,II, miles s from ON
sSf!9s i'SzSF g Hss'fSS Sansl. sam!z
L0UDOUN CO:-Lovely old home.
orig. floors and mantles, 5 fireplaces.
elec. and water; good to restore;
mountain, view; sets back 900 IT.
from asphalt hwy. 1876 acres. nice
f1elds' garage, barn and bldgs. A
steal at $22 600. @. B. WOLFORD
Phone s =; " Wsis}wH }wHALEY' Hamilton Va
HGNTER's PARADISE mr.. strasburg,
Va, 35-acre farm. shenandoah
modeed wssy on cempeteIy sfaIs sf a4s ysrT home
Modern kit. and bath, bank barn,
stream, truck. ewes, chickens, milk
goats. All for $1O.50O. Call JU.
5-3629 week days, after 5 pm.
THREE Io-ACRE TRACTS near Nan
jmoy Greek. Md: $1,000 ca, easy
terms. For details call or write
ddrsytoBLl d q 5LAGksuRN' Nh Nanimoy 1884
IS ACRES. Ie level fronting Rte. o. 8.
minutes @ Richmond: Beautiful 4,
sides. Is acres clear in wheat and
lespedeza, 20 acres growing timber;
ideal location for antiques. motel,
fruit orchard. chicken farm. One
OF the finest springs in Va; $1,000.
For information call DI. 7-IO15;
ewes. and Sun, AP. 7-4OI3.
OWNER wants to go to Fla. and has
priced his 32-acre. farm for imme-
date SALE; Only 1-hour drive from
D. c. in Fauuuier County. Lge. s.
nm. center-hall farmhouse in good
Satbldss.; mostly cleared and fenced.
at S11,5OO. Excellent financing in
ley, ARFAx REALTY, JE.' 2-i45o.