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Milford chronicle., 1953-07-10
Three Killed, TlOO
DrOURed In State
During The Fourth
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Conner and group of friends
stalled on the highway. Conner
went to farm house on the oppo-
site side of the dual highway to
call taxi from Smyrna.
No charges were placed against
Klucynsk. Taken to the Kent Cen
eral Hospital, Conner was pro-
nOunced dead on arrival. His wild
dow, Mrs. Lille Conner, Smyrna,
survives.
Car Crashes Tree
W0olford received fracture Of
the skull and internal injuries
when his automobile ran off the
highway at Rhodesdale, Md, and
smashed into tree.
DR.. William Harrison, Hurlock,
Md, treated WoolfOrd and Carlton
S. Nichols, "a, of Cambridge, a pas
senger in the car, at the scene. Both
men were taken to the Cambridge
Hospital in the ambulance of the
Rescue Fire Company, Cambridge.
WoolfOrd died shortly after admit
tance.
Nichols received an injury to his
right hand and abrasions.
Run over by an automobile driv-
en- by James H. Hevrin, "A, of Mid
dletown, Colt was killed instantly
at 1910 a. m. last Sunday.
Corporal Walter Kulley of the
Maryland State Police said Colt
was lying in the middle Of the road
when Hevrin's car ran over him.
Dr. Robert Farr, Chestertown, dep
uty medical examiner for Kent
County, issued a certificate of ac-
cidental death.
Gressinger, the only child of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph L. Gressinger. was
visiting at Port Herman for the
weekend, and was boating with
friends. He dove to swim to a near
by raft. His companions said that
when he came to the surface. his
arms seemed powerless, and he
sank again
Friends Recover Body
His friends recovered his body
after few minutes diving.
Passwaters, who had returned
from Korea only recently, was the
victim of freak accident last Sat
urday afternoon. He had been wad-
ing in the White Greek near Ocean
View, digging for clans, when he
apparently stepped into a deep
hole and disappeared from view.
Passwaters, who was EMPLOYED
at the General Motors plant, is sur
VlVed by his wife, Mrs. Martena
Passwaters; his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. Walter Passwaters. Houston.
three sisters, Mrs. Annabelle BEN
nett, Milford; Mrs. Betty Elliott.
Wilmington, and Miss Ella Mae
Passwaters, Houston, and three
brothers, Walter, of Harrington
and Albert and Arthur Passwaters
OF Houston, and his grandparents
MT. and Mrs. Edward Passwaters
of Houston.
, Funeral services were held at
80 p. m. on Wednesday at the
Lonand Funeral Home in Milford
with lnterment in Odd Fellows
Cemetery, Milford.
Ills mother was prOstrated nv the
tragedy and was taken to the Reebe |
at Lewes for treatment
Inc family, including the mo-
-hef' were enjoying a July Fourth
outing and the drowning was wit |
messed by most of them.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-10
Farm Tour Is Set
For Kent Farmers
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tension Office at Dover.
$3.50 A. M Arrive at the farm Of
Isaac Thomas, near Marydel. Mr.
Thomas has established a farm pond
and an irrigation system for
pastures.
lO:3O A. M. Arrive at the. farm of
Alvin Allen, just south of Camden
OF y. S. 1S. Mr. Allen won the TOP
pasture award in 1862. He has a
limited acreage and uses a system
OF intensive pasture rotation. He has
one Of the latest type of pole barns
and uses milking parlor.
1900 Noon. Arrive at the home of
Merrill Jones, west of FELTON,. near
Edwardsville. Merrill has started
to use q field chopper and is hauling
chopped green feed to his cows.
His farm is being developed to its
ideal use of pasture for low ground
that is hard to till. A light lunch
will be served here, before moving
on to the next farm.
2;00 p M. Arrive at the farm of
Maurice Adams, west of Harrington
and Vernon. This is another rela-
lively low farm being adopted to
its best use-pasture..
800 P. M. Arrive at the farm of
John Elliott, who lives just north
of Frederica and about one mile
west of Barratt's Chapel. John has
an interesting haV storage shad
too, that is fairly inexpensive to
build.
Further details on the tour may
be had by writing to or calling the
County Agent (Telephone Dover
2621).
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-10

fully with officials of the State
Highway. Police and Safety depart-
ments; additional manpower and
dlrectional signs guided motorists
along the best possible routes. and
numerous conferences and physical
surveys were made by all concerned
to ease the flow of traffic to every
extent possible. The track manage
ment even used the slogan come
early and leave early in its ad-
Yertising, designed to add to the
comfort and convenience of its rae
ing patrons"
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-10
Old Company &C" Has
Volunteered Again
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AcohunueQ lrom first page)
Guard Of which Company aC'0 was
member, was disbanded. Rather
than lose contact with each other.
the association was formed and has
been meeting every month since
that time.
OF a total enrolment of twenty
some members, this organization
has volunteered eight men for night
duty from II p. m, Friday. to 2
a. m. Saturday, in the Milford
tower of the Ground Observer
Corps on Lovers Lane. This is the
first organized group to come for
ward and volunteer their time in
the defense of their country and
the protection of others.
Many more volunteers are need
ed at once. Don't wait for. someone
else to do your share. Call or write
to Mr. NJ. d. Groverman, 1O3 Fish
er Avenue, Milford, Delaware.
Phone Milford 4603.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-10
MORE RED ENGINEERS

HONG KONG Up Commun-
list China has 100000 students ia
schools Of higher education and
more than one out Of every four Is
IN training in various fields Of en-
glneering, says Tseng Chao-lun.
vice minister Of higher education of
the Peiping red regime. IN 1896
engineering students made up 1913
per cent Of the national student
body but now they number 25. A Der
cent
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-10
.OiL For Education
Measure" Offered
Congress BIZ Sen. Frear
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amendment and therefore a Con-
ference Committee OF members
from both Houses Of Congress will.
be necessary to resolve difermces
between the two bills.
Senator Frear pointed out that
the amount of petroleum and other
mineral deposits located in the
outer Continental Shelf is believed
to be extremely large.
In urging that revenues from
these deposits be set aside for
school purposes, Mr.. Frear empha-
sized that, Education in the United
States needs financial support for
such things as new school build
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-10

ings, teachers salaries, and opera
ting expenses. Of-shore oil ia the
Continental Shelf when converted
into revenue seems capable of fill
ing great and urgent need for
the generations Of young Ameri-
cans Who viii be entering our
schools in future years
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-10
VARIED CONNECTICUT
INDUSTRY

HARTFORD. Com. -(PD- Con-
necticut the nations third small
est state Ia area, is represented
By "a per cent Of all the types Of
industry listed by the u. S. cen
eus bureau.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-10
slFnaI Tor seaI Huntero

The coming Of spring is the signal
for Newfoundland's seal hunters to
start the rugged business Of pur-
suing seals on the ice off Labrador.
Milford chronicle., 1953-07-10

Distribution Costly
More than half of the consumers
dollar goes for distribution Of com.
modities.
Evening star., 1953-08-16
Historical Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

y
|. $50 acres. Charles County. Mary
land. Swanson Creek; 6-roon home.
2 large barns, complete outbuildings.
"a interest in Is acres Of tobacco;
large running stream, improved road
to property: 80 miles D.. c.: imme-
diate possession: S22. 900.
2. lS9 acres. Ct. Mary's River; ~
mile waterfronti 7-room ON frame nc,,,fe1 CO.
house. meat house, orchard. val;
liable gravel deposit. timber, good
harbor. seafood. ducking, good farm
land, paved highway. 412 miles Pa
tuxent Naval Air Station; good in
vestment: liberal mortgage; so miles
? D; 6 G.; .sres sIs,99so; Groom cottage. timber,
q on < paved highway, utilities avail.
able; liberal terms; near Chesaa- sa
4. $50 acres, Battle Greek: fishing.
large porches. tobacco barn. chicken
house, garage. corn house; paved
road: immediate possession; selling
to settle estate; 43 miles D. c.:
). i04 acres. Halls Creek; large tim
ber, valuable gravel deposit. large
barn. outb9ildings; near new super " pG
6. 200 acres, st. Mary's County, near
Leonardtown; 6-room farm house, 2
large barns. corn house, meat house.
chicken houses, large running creek,
gravel deposit: on main paved high
way; immediate possession: real
bargain: 55 miles D. c.; $9,996.
z. 262 acres. Charles County: 6-room
farm house, 2 barns, chicken house.
meat house. garage. large running
creek. approximately 100000 feet
matured timber ready for cutting.
good road, utilities: immediate pos
session; S22,500.
8. SO acres on main paved boulevard.
80 miles D. c.; Groom modern
brick home. 4-room modern frame
house. large barn, poultry houses,
implement shed. new farm machin-
cry. includes SO. 900 tobacco hills.
acres hay. IL head cattle. modern
cinder block garage, and store
business, active business and gas
station: q real combination farm
and business property: owner selling
because of illness; $4,000.
See our ad. "WaterfrontS for Sale"
We have farms. waterfrontS, timber,
going businesses to fill your require
ments. CALVERT REALTY AGENCY,
Prince Frederick, Md. Phones l08.
354 and 225-J-l. INSPECTION BY
AppnTNTMENT
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WOLFORD & WHALEY
PHONE 2ISl-213l, HAMILTON, W

II Acres, s-room house, arranged in
= apartments; oil h.w.-h.. baths,
elec., phone. 2 porches. Gear ga
rage, on 2 macadam roads, 30 miles
rent the other; good income. Price
- Acre, s-room modern house. nice
yard and garden; in Boyds, Mo. :
good train service, 25 miles to. D; c.;
. really nice place. a good buy
ais IA: Acres, scroom house, slec.. bath;
chicken house. tool. house, on ma p.
cadam road % miles to D. C: If
YOU want nice country place,
worth the money. see this one
Price; $4,000; .Oou nors, .,sc. ga
rage. chicken and trooder houses;
too much house for / person; pos
session with title; IS miles to D. c.
Cheap at $500.
4 Acres. 5-room new house, bath,
elec,. phone. on macadam road, o.. ~ ~
fruit trees: possession with title.
Cail w. A. Daniel, Poolesville 21ls,
P. o.. Dickerson. Md. with j. VIM
SON PETER. Rockv:lc Nd.
277 ACRES. mr., Groom; tobacco
grain, cattle; 1n-rm. house, lge,
shade trees. lockwood; . tenant
1S7 acres, south of La Plata-Tobac-
co or general farming; 6-rm. house
tenant houses. barns. COLONIAL
PLANTATIoN-TYPE HOME: loo
woods. Center hall. 3 bedrms. and
9 baths on LIST f.; . bedrmS.. bath
on 2nd A.; oil heat tenant house
guest house, barn. A very attractive
country home 25 mi. D. c. and conv
to Chesapeake Bay and Annapolis
ZANTZINGER CO, a45 x st. NV
MA. e-6371, Sunday; ewes, Ii. 8
b96e.
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FARMS
AIL UNDER 35 Miles D. g

ALL UNDER 35 MILES D. G.
20 acres. Broom house, well, cleo,
"a acres, center-hall Colonial. 5
rooms. 3 fireplaces on 1st floor;
3 bedrms.. bath on 2nd: bsmt.; on
stream: mr.. Catholic military school.
IS acres, 6-rm.. bath home, gar.
100 acres, Arm. brick home. new
furnace, completely mod: streams;
fencing, farm bldss.. fruit. ETC.:
1 acre. masonry 5-room and bsmt.
modern home on Lee hwy: good for
home or business; this side Centre
CENTER HALL CO.
LONIAL, well preserved. completely
modern: 1st floor. living rm. with
fireplace, dining rm., fireplace; lge,
kitchen. brkfst. area: utility rm.,
"a bath: 2nd A., 2 master bedrms.,
both have fireplaces: 3rd bedrm.
twin size. dressing rTn., bath. sleep
ing porch; basement: on approx
imately 2 acres: shack in rear: his
torical home with beautiful box
BEULAH GoSs IA. 2-56s2
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FARMS

NEAR DANdASCUS-170-A, farm i'm
proved with 6-room dwelling, bath.
no heat, part basement; large bank
barn. corn house, wagon shed, other
outbuildings; 135 acres cleared: nice
stream; farm in high state of cul-
tivation. Price. 27,500.
90-A. farm improved with 6-room,
new modern bungalow, large bank
barn, other outbuildinss, large pond;
25 miles from District line. Price,
$4,000. Call Damascus c6261 or
6595. JERRY T. WILLIAMS.
REMINGTON. VA.-4OO A. timbered
land. near level. facing imp. rd.,
66oFdsring 6o0i GoD permanent q stream, S16,-
"a A. timbered land. imp. I'd. So
600; $500 cash, $50 per mo-.
100 A. timbered land, imp. I'd,
stream. $500 cash, $50 per mo.
6-rm., cleo. bath, oil h.-w.h.. facing
Rt. II. near village; good buy.
$500. terms; near 2 acres. trees
and 6hrubbery.
80 A.. 8 rm.. bath, furnished, near
Warrenton; crops, equipment; S12.-
900; $1,000 cash, 500 per mo.
lis A.. mostly open, tractor land; g.
rms, cleo. large barn. $4,000.
16S A., stock farm. 8 rms. 2 baths.
central heatins. $4,000, terms.
road, .S6,500. terms.
Dairy farms, and small properties.
B. F. PERROW
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$500
$500 DOWN
$40 MONTH

three-room white frame
cottage trimmed with green on q
very pretty knoll overlooking Bull
Run with 179 feet frontage on the
Run. Electricity and running water;
More than two acres with several
beautiful, big oak and poplar trees
100 feet high. 700 feet Of road
frontage. Plenty of room for chick
ems, garden, fruits. etc. Convenient
to everything-church, stores, bus,
ETC. 35 minutes drive out Arlington
blvd. or Lee hwy. to Centreville;
turn left at trafic light on Route
2S Coward ManasSas) four miles
to big blank yellow sign on left and
once of YORKSHIRE ACRES on
left Omen I fo X n m Ia
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND


center hall, 3-story and basement
dwelling. II spacious high-ceillng
rooms, excellent freplaceS, hand
Some 3-story stairwell, bath.
porches. electricity, telephone, large
grove magnificent oak, walnut, pop
lar trees; deep well, .sprins. stream;
miles from La Plata: excellent SOL:
81 acres. Reduced price. $4,000;
$4,000 cash. balance 10 years. Ad-
ditional acreage available.
HuGHEsvHLE, MD-gTtck resi-
burner heat. fireplace; excellent
neishborhood; near school; 1-acre
OF; 0'ISM FARM, near La Plata.
1873 acres. 65 arabic. 13 acres sllot55
ment; 6-rm: dwelling. electrieitty;
Tensnt on farm. $4,000
POTOMAC RIVER. st. Mary's CO.
Year-'round house. sand beach, an
choraee. 1i2-acre ] lot, Groom dwell
ing. ga baths: oil hot-water heat;
aTtesian sntrs well saFass' gnd ,ms servIm5s boa
LA PLATA, MD,-Gentleman's S,room
hood: living room 30x20. 5 bed
rooms with closets, bath. fireplace
sides. artesian we'll: 2-acre lot. mas
niflcent large hardwood and Norway
spruce trees: fruit; dwelling COM
pletely insulated: immediate pos
session: Sl1 900, terms.
PORT TOBACCO RIVER--ReSiden-
tial lots. . to + acres each, $1,000
to $500; also 5-acre tracts on
high ridge with waterfront priv
ileges. S400 acre.
U. S. HWY. 30l-OutStanding buSi-
ness sites: also homesites In fast
growing towns and on beautiful
waterfrontS.
LEONARD SNIDER
TEL. S311. LA PLATA, ND
Evening star., 1953-08-16
3 GOOD FARMS

/. 140 acres on hard road; fully
equipped and operating dairy farm;
S-room house. heat and bath: new
3O-cow barn. D. c. market complete
large bank barn: all crops stock and
machinery: tenant house: large
stream; excellent neighborhood
$42. 900.
2. Damascus area: splendid .200-acre
farm, mostly in pasture and hay, on
good road. high plateau with beau
tiful panorama in all directions;
well fenced and with full compile.
ment of fine buildings and silo,. al
built since 1899; nice house with 3
bedrooms, Q baths. oil heat; lookins
at this farm you can easily see S50,-
900 replacement value but you can
buy it for $40, 500; $19.500 first
mortgage already placed.
3. 4 acres; Groom house and bath.
newly painted inside and out, good
floors, all plumbing and heat new;
immediate possession, good tinanc-
ing; priced to sell: $4,000.
TO INSPECT these and many other
country places, call G.. BEST LIN
THICUM, Beallsville, Md. Poolesville
1892, with BOGLEY'S Rockville
office PoplAr 2-6l51
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FARMS Cont

NEAR BEL ALTON, MD.-131 acres
1l5 acres clear, 6-room house, cleo
tricity, 3 tobacco barns, stable
other outbldgs. Tractor and farm
equipment. $4,000.
AGO acres-60 acres clear, 5-room
house. Electricity, tobacco barn and
other outbldgs. On county road 2G
miles from D. C. line. Price, $780,
900.
L. G. KRAGH, Broker
Rison, Md. Indian Head 2816.
FARMS and acreage
with frontage on or near South
River and new Annapolis to D. C
highway.
46-acre farm, S1s,500.
80 acres, wooded. S2S.500.
5O5-acre farm. S125.00O.
b92 acres, some improvements.
S97. 500.
$40 acres. wooded. S54 900.
All within 25 miles D. c.
NJ c. GIBSON, DU. 7-4271.
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Part-Tine Farms

inFton from these farms: modern
rambler, full bsmt., on z acres,
fenced; stream: small barn; near
Gaithersburg, Md. S1S.a5O.
IS acres. paved road, 6-room mod
ern house, barn and outbuildines.
springs and fenced. $4,000. with
about 81 900 down.
Good 9O-acre farm. with delightful
now Groom rambler overlooking
1ig-acre lake. barn, outbuildings;
fenced $50 500.
/ 60-acre farm, 6-room and bath
home. good outbuildings including
new dairy barn; can also use for
cattle. Due to illness this is a rare
value At S'5,0On.
CLOSED THURSDAYS
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
prAT rOpc cAJTuTPcpIJRG 00O
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ITO ACRES

Modern 10-rm. country home. in at
tractive setting with plenty Of shade
Slate roof, oil steam heat, 3 fire-
places, full bsmt., hardwood firs.,
2-car garage, good barns and out
buildings. . tenant houses. Highly
productive crop land. Good pastures
The neighborhood is most excellent
Located on main highway Within
committing distance of Washington
AT $4,000.
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PRICES REDUCED

) acres. on macadam road; fully mod
ern, nearly new residence, 3 bed
rooms. full basement; 22 miles from
WASHINGTON; also has servants cot
tage. partly modern. Price reduced
from S35,O00 to S29.5
Good cattle farm, about l.S00 acres;
modern l0-room DWELLING. 8 tenant
houses. 3 barns, . silos, springs,
streams and wells; gravel road,
beautiful mountain view. Askine
price, S140,000. Will submit best
offer above $4,000 This is a
real cattle farm, about 20 miles
from D. c.
3-bedroom dwelling. fully modern and
city conveniences, with beautiful
setting. in grove Of massive oaks;
rice condition; good road 90 miles
from D. C. Price reduced from
100000 to $4,000.
Nearly 10 acres beautiful woodland
close in to D. c.; fine community
What a place to build fine home
Price. .SA00 per acre cash. Better
grab this.
H. B. MITCHELL
~ 4 Z - .
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$50 ACRES

Dairy farm located on State road
42-stanchion washington type dairy
barn, . silos. bank barn. tenant
house. 200 acres excellent crop land,
abundance of water. 125 head pure
bred dairy cattle also available.
Several other stock and dairy farms
available.
For further particulars call L. A.
ABERCROMBlE, Poolesville 1851.
Randall H. Hagner & Co., Inc
Realtors
1891 Conn. Ave. NV. On. 3.Se0C
Evening star., 1953-08-16
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

WEST RIVER-One of the grand old
plantations of lower Anne Arundel.
237 acres. ante-bellum mansion. 2
new tenant houses. 3 large barns,
2O-acre tobacco allotment. $4,000.
Southern village only 27. mi. from
D. C. Most attractive old house in
Al condition has living room. din
ing room, library. kitchen. bedrms.
and bath. Two acres with quaint de-
tendencies in the rear. sic. 1000.
Large house on
hard road. tobacco barns. 20 acres.
$4,000.
COVE PONTIAC acres. 1903 fine
sand beach. 3 modern houses. Much
valuable timber. $4,000.
Md. house with improvements. tenant
house. 8 barns. all equipment.
So .Onn.
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$1,000
1890 DOWN
$40 MONTH

New brick and frame home on almost
one acre level lot. 4la rooms and
big new electric range and kitchen
sink with running water but NO
OTHER PLUMBING. Plenty of room
for chickens. garden. fruits. berries,
etc. Built-up community convenient
to everything including Trailways
verienceS. 35 min. drive out Arl.
blvd. or Lee hwy. to Centreville
turn left at traffic light on Route
% Coward Manassas four miles to
big blank yellow sign on left and
office CT YORKSHIRE ACRES on
left. Open 1 to pm. -l6
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LONG BEACH-water. front COTTAGE,
only Sl2,5U0; bedrooms, lge, liV.
rm.. kitchen, complete bath; en-.
shaped front porch lge., rear poreh,
No nner Bay odtlook on Chesapeake,
LONG BEACH-OltstaHdin residens
tial colony on the Chesapeake Bay
area, sensibly restricted to protect
your privacy and investment. Finest
improvements. uneXcelled swimming.
sand beach, gradually sloping to
deep water; safe for children. out
of polluted areas.
LONG BEACH-Provides all environ.
mental advantages sought by fam
lilies with children; also oiled streets,
deep arteSian water distributed by
year-round system; all utilS: chill
drens playground. trash and gar
bage collection and many other ad-
LONG BEAcH-Featurinr Flag Har-
Dor Yacht Basin; safe anchorage Is
provided for all craft drawing up to
boat cannot be safer elsewhere.
down payments and
convenient monthly terms may be
arranged en- all houses and lots for
sale. Several new homes row being
completed. ready for use this month.
SPECIAL OFFER-Lots, on surfaced
street with water. lights and phone
service; as low as $500; $50 down.
$40 per month.
DIRECTIONS-Drive & miles south Of
Prince Frederick on Solomons Island
follow Long Beach signs to once on
NJ. E. RocKHILL. INC.
Mail Address: st Leonard Nd,
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FARM CATALOG

FREE! Farms, ranches. homes, re-
sorts, auto courts, stores, hotels. etc.
over 5000 bargains described. 81
states. Coast forecast. Pictures ga
lore. Livestock, crops, equipment
often included. many easy terms.
Tell US what you want. Where?
Price? Terms? Save through our 3D.
year-old service. WORLDS LARG-
EST. STROUT REALTY, 711-N
ling 3-3784.
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UPPER MONTGOMERY
COUNTY
2 ACRES

Centered in friendly community, q
few minutes from town facilities
and schools. A truly charming
country center-hall residence amid
fine old trees. spacious liv. rm., DIN.
rm. with firepl., sitting rm., kitchen.
bedrms. and bath, plus studio,
fireplaces. Attrac. decorated. new
Ideally suited for dr.'s home.
SOB 500
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

BREEZY POINT BEACH. MD.-Lge.
beaut. cottage. All utilities, phone,
TV, auto. hotwater heat, shower, 2
baths; gar, for . cars. Avail. Sept; /.
Colonial BEACH-Emily's Beach
tached apts.; spacious. cool; all cleo;
baths, hot water; pvt. pier. SWIM.
flsh. CRAB. games; safe for chiidrcu;
co. 5-06ll; ewes. Mon. Thurs. "a
WOODLAND BEACH. :.3 MI. -. c.
Mod. cottage; sleeps SIS; $40 wk.
up; immediate possession. Annapolis
FTRS. 10 CoTTAGE-Avan. Aug. 20:
North Beach Park. co. 5-6s53., Oh.
CoLIoSiAL BEACH COTTAGE. ami.
sleeps 10; backs up to water use
Of , boats: Aug. 16 to Sept. Is. Call
sCcnfENTIsT's CLIFF-Port Republic.
for bed clothes; Immediately avail
able for COLLEGE graduates "a mi
MRs' MILES today. Prince Frederick
LONG BEACH-several fully modern
cottages. ranging from l to 4 bed
rrs. everything furnished but
E1cpS. Full price range from 500
to SI00. Bookings closing fast.
1ke your reservstions, now. M, E.
Frederick 30S-J. Mail address. St.
Leonard. Nd.
NEW BAY FRONT COTTAGES
Ami JACK IRELAND. Plum Point.
Nd. Phone Prince Frederick 2d1-J-l.
BAY RIDGE. Md and 3 bedrnn.
houses for rent for periods Of | or
more weeks. Swim in the Chesa-
peske Bay Miles Of safe beach.
BAY RIDGE RENTAL AGENCY. 48
Farragut rd., Bay Ridge, Annapolis,
Nd. Phone Bay Vista 2451
WOODLAND BEACH COTTAGE for
rent: sleeps s. Call Ii. 7-3699.
RAPPAHANNoCK COTTAGE, 2 bed
vate beach; good bathing, fishing:
$50 wk. OIL, 9-9345. weekdays.
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Evening star., 1953-08-16
NEAR NEW GOLF COURSE

30-acre farm in Fairfax County. Is
mi. from White House. Modern brick
house, 4 bedrooms, 2 tiled baths,
Herd of IL Hereford cattle with
tractor and all necessary farm i'm
plements optional. Everything pro-
vided for gracious living; 30 min.
drive to downtown Washington.
Phone Ninnna loo
Evening star., 1953-08-16
116-Acre Farm Sacrificed

Unusual bargain! Large stream,
glorious views; Al location-1ust
of y. s; hwy, II lo-min' min DR. drive y. Ito to
dwelling, in Al repair. 4 rms,
bath not finished, elec.i running
water, lovely interior, beautiful
hardWd. frs. nice lawn. good barn
3Ox5O, corn crib, etc; only $500,
part down. E.. G: BrumbaGk,
STROUT REALTY. Middleton. va.
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