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Evening star., 1953-06-02
County Group Forces
Public J Hearing on
Adopted Budget
By Alex R. Preston
StoF S1oFf carya.nona..A

MONTEREY, Va, June IA.
group of crusading Highland
County taxpayers, led by a
retired Washington printer, to-
day chalked up a moral victory
but no real gains in their battle
to force the Board of Super
visors to hold a public hearing
on the budget.
After a tWo-nfonth campaign
conducted almost single-hand-
dely by John P. Ruddick, the su-
pervisors yesterday went through
the motions of holding a public
hearing on a $4,000 budget
they already had formally ap-
proved on April 6 without hear
ing.
1t was after Mr.. Ruddick or
ganized IS farmers and other
c1v1c-minded folk of this remote
mountain vastneSs and his out
cries aroused the interest of sew
erl Virginia newspapers that the
supervisors agreed to reopen the
subject and give the people a
chance to express their views.
Yesterday was the deadline for
acting on the budget, which goes
into effect on July /. After an
hour-long hearing for nearly rs
citizens, the supervisors retired
to the clerks Office for session
behind closed doors. Ten min
utes later they sent word out
that the budget had been unani-
mously adopted again without a
single change.
Berlin L. Armstrong, chair
man, told reporters that Com
monWealth'S Attorney r. Turner
Jones, the boards legal counsel,
had advised them they could not
change the total budget figure or
the $3.50 tax rate, but that they
could revise some of the individ-
ual items.
When informed of the boards
quick action, Mr.. Ruddick said:
"The speed of the meeting in
dicateS the true state of affairs
in this county" He predicted
an increase in taxes next year
to meet expenses.
Evening star., 1953-06-02

wears. was a leading figure in
representing the rubber industry
to the Government here IN
World War II and the Korean
conflict.
Gordon Williamson, former
producer-director for DuMont-
WTTG, has been named radio
and television director for the
M. Belmont Ver Standig adver-
tising agency here.
ID. C. Exchange Is Quiet.
Washington Stock Exchange
officials reported today that May
trading included 9,007 shares and
Sc 900 par value of bonds.
These compared with 1885
shares and $27.50O of bonds IN
the previous month and 33.035
shares and $1,000 Of bonds in
April, 1852.
In five months this year the
exchange handled 74,809 shares
and $164 500 of bonds, compared
with 116, 1892 shares and 100000
of bonds in the same 1852 period.
Prices followed a fairly stable
trend, with a mixture Of small
gains and losses in the month.
Two Outings Planned.
The Electric Institute Of WASH
ington will hold its annual golf
outing and dinner at the Manor
Club on. June II. Golfers will
compete for the A. G. Neal
Trophy and expect to be I'm
ished in time for the auction at
S pm. Dinner will be at z pm.
The District Association Of In
surance Agents will hold its an
nual outing at the Prince
Georges Golf and Country Club
on June IL, starting at 5 pm.
President A. L. Jagoe announced.
The official membership direc-
tory of the District Life Under
writer's Association is being dis
tributed. it was announced by
Joseph S. Baldwin. president.
The National Association OF
Motor Carrier Representatives
elected william 8. Harris. jr..
president at q monthly luncheon
meeting at the Mayfiower Hotel.
Evening star., 1953-06-02
Passenger Doesn't
Touch Wheel, but
Is Reckless Driver
BY the Associated Press

MILWAUKEE,, June 2.-Ron.
aid Zakowski, 10, was convicted
Of reckless driving yesterday all
though he never touched the
steering wheel.
He was a passenger Saturday
night in the auto in which John
r. Ritzel, 10, led police on 40
mile chase. Officers said Zakow-
ski advised Fritzel on the prog
ress of police pursuit.
Civil Judge Leo B. Hanley said
Zakowski was as much, of a
reckless driver as Fritzel and
cited a State law which says one
who "counsels" a law violator
may be charged with the same
ofenSe.
Both youths were placed on
probation and had their drivers
licenses suspended for one year.
Evening star., 1953-06-02
President and Four of Cabinet
Reheorse for 7Y-Rddio Show

on the four Tv channels from
$3.50 to 10 O'Clock tEDT /.
and simultaneously will be
broadcast over the ABC and
Mutual networks. From 10 to
1O:3O and 1890 to II recordings
will be run by CHS and NBC
respectively.
Because Of the need for more
space than is available in the
White House broadcaSting room,
the program will be carried out
in the conference room adjoin-
ing President Eisenhower's Office.
The advertising Arm Of Batten,
Barton, DurStine and Osborne,
which was associated with the
Eisenhower presidential cam
paign, is advising on some Of
the technical aspects as a pub
lie service, according to Mr..
Hagerty.
Evening star., 1953-06-02

President Eisenhower and four
cabinet members today held
a dress rehearsal for tomorrow's
informal television- radio show in
which they will discuss admini-
stration aims and accomplish
mentS4
Joining with the President in
the unusual venture are Mrs.
Oveta Culp Hobby. Secretary Of
Health, Education and Welfare:
Treasury Secretary Humphrey;
Attorney General Brownell and
Agriculture Secretary Benson.
Press Secretary James C..
Hagerty said that the dry run"
was held this morning so par
ticipants could practice. In
the real program tomorrow, they
will discuss the new adminiStra-
tion's actions since taking Office.
The program will be carried
Evening star., 1953-06-02
Workers at 7 GE Plants
End 57.Day-0Id Strike
BY tho Associated Pres,

SYRACUSE, N. Y. June a.
Memebers of the CIO Interna-
tional Union Of Electrical Workers
headed back to work today after
voting to end 57-day-old strike
that had halted 1000 employees
of two General Electric Co.
plants
BY an overwhelming margin,
the IUE's Local No. $40 voted
last night to ratify an agreement
reached last week by union and
company officials. The balloting
signaled the end of a dispute that
had resulted In injuries and ar
rests on the picket lines.
Evening star., 1953-06-02

You expect great things from Amoco- here's another
preoI This time it's the new Permalube Motor Oso new,
so advanced it's the oil of the future An oil literally designed
for tomorows cars-ye here today give you and
greater idea of ubcatng and protecting cars engine
New cars old cars all will better and last longer with
this wonderfully new wonderfully advanced Pemalube Motor
OIL Change today-to the OIL OF the Futurel
Evening star., 1953-06-02
Hostage Plan Curbs
Hungarian Diplomats
BY the Associated Press

VIENNA.-The Hungarian gov
ernment is making sure that it's
diplomats abroad don't go over
to the West. Western sources in
Vienna report Hungarian diplo-
mats must leave at least one
child in a special school for the
sons and daughters of foreign
service personnel.
The children are not allowed
to leave the institute even on
vacation while their parents are
in foreign lands, the source said.
Evening star., 1953-06-02
Phone Link to Turkey

The first direct telephone serv-
ice between Turkey and the
United States now is in effect,
Ankara reports, the daytime
three minute conversation cost
ing $12 and night or Sunday
calls 50.
Evening star., 1953-06-02

1acCurerS AS
Sociation, will
retire as vice
president of
t h e B. F.
Goodrich Co.
on July /, it
W a s a n .
nounced yes
terday.
Mr.. N e W -
m q n, W h o
Joined Good
rich in 1881
and has served
as vice presi-
r. m
Evening star., 1953-06-02
Treasury Bill Rate
Reaches 2.4t6 Pct,
Peak in 70 Years
By Donold B. HodIey

DVuOtO W. ebUubSy
Interest on 91-day Treasury
bills has reached the highest
point in 20 years, Secretary Of
the Treasury Humphrey dis
closed today.
An Offering of $1,5O0,70 900
of bills, dated June 4, has been
sold at a discount equaling 2.416
per cent interest. he said.
This was the highest rate paid
by the Treasury on 91-day bor-
rowing since the money drought
of the bank holiday in March,
1888, q Treasury official pointed
out.
The new issue replaces one Of
$1,301 1886, 900 maturing June 4.
and thus will bring in around
5000 million of new money. It
raises Treasury borrowing Of
new money since April % to
5000 million. rs
The Treasury expects to raise
about $1.8 billion Of new money
through bills by June Is.
Gas Earnings Improve.
Net income of Washington Gas
Light Co. showed moderate i'm
provement from a year ago in
April. but four months earnings
remained slightly behind the
same 1852 period, the company
reported today.
April net income was $l50 361
VS.. $l09,361 in April, 1852. The
four months result was $1,125,-
1886 VS.. l.133.628 a year earlier.
April operating revenue rose
to $2,166,232 from $1.852,146 in
April, 1852, and operating ex-
penSes also expanded to $l,97l,.
AT from $1,706,715.
-Four months operating reve-
nues reached $11. 1885 VS.. $1O,-
Ill .820 a year earlier and oper-
ating expenses totaled $9,861, ,754
VS.. $8,971,763.
consolidated net income Of
the company and subsidiaries
amounted to $347.375 in April
VS.. $266,8 in April, 1852. Con-
solidated net for the four months
reached $2.353,156 VS.. $2,111,170
in the same period last year.
Food Issue Near Sell-Out.
An offering of $1,000 preferred
shares of the Square Deal Mar
ket Co. was around 95 per cent
sold out by noon today, it was
reported by the underwriters,
AuchinclosS, Parker & Redpath.
Priced at SO share, the Gu
mulative participating preferred
issue is the first public financing
of the company, which operates
IL Food Fair super markets in
this area. The new shares carry
a dividend rate Of so cents q
share annually.
The Offering of SAT million
bonds of the Maryland Suburban
Sanitary District has been well
received, underwriters reported
today. Long term maturities
were sold out on the first day of
offering last Thursday and a ball
ance of around 50 millions re-
mains to be sold. The unsold
remainder represents mostly the
middle maturities.
PepcO Yield Tops s Per Cent.
The stock market at present
offers some attractive yields. Po-
tomac Electric Power common Is
a prime example for Washington
investors.
Pepco sold this morning at
1873 and at that price yields
more than 6 per cent. For q
stock Of high caliber this is an
unusual situation.
Accompanying the stocks de-
cline, rights to buy additional
Pepco common were selling at
1/32d.
Pepco common has followed
the trend Of other prime utility
stocks in recent offerings of ad-
d1tional shares. The offerings
have tended to depress the mar
ket temporarily.
Newman will Retire.
James j. Newman, former
chairman of the Inter Industry
Highway Safety Committee and
director of the Rubber Manu-
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1953-08-26
? Fish IAlAi

Following a survey Of the watershed
it now appears that the limited fl shing
in Nushagek Bay during the past see son
was entirely Justified. Although the
escapement was not phenomenal, it GER
tain1y was fair Gin places good) and was
widely dispersed over the entire water
shod. Spawning red salmon wore found in
all waters that should have them at the
date Of observati on. According to reliae
informant on, the numbers Of salmon on tn
spawn ng grounds were greater than the
past year or so.
Since resent research has demonstrat
that factors, other than total escaPemel
are more important in determi nj ng the
size of the return cycle Of adults, th1
veer's spawn ng could produce a good 70
turn run. Natural condi tions duri ng thu
follow ng year Will determi ne its suoce
There S no reason to believe that t
1854 run WI l / be any less than this zee
Therefore, limi ted fl shing in the Nushc
gak area next year should not Be denleH
Under such a procedure The runs can DO
rebuilt.
Total closures might accomplish thi
more quickly. but WOULD result in econ
ruin for the people OF the oi strict. T.
only source Of income must be ne ntoin
on some curtail ed scele thet will prov
the necessities Of life.
Signed. C.L. Anderson, N rector
Alaska Dept. Of Fisheri
The beacon of Dillingham. (Dillingham, Alaska) 1952-1955, 1953-08-26
"SHukGTN" CALLS CIVIL DhFhNSE

The Civil Defense Director Of Dillins-
ham, Carl Nunn. has given tho NOD Of con-
sent to the question. WILL your civil
DEF ense unit cooperate In the Ground OBJ
dsr-ver Corps now developing in Alaskan
With the possibility Of atomic attack
by Russia ever closer. our A ir Force In
Alaska Is faced with the tremendous pro-
slem Of adequate warm ng--because only thru
such medium could q large number Of at
lacking bombers be destroyed and other loss
checked.
To provide such warning system, radar
stations have been estal1 ishod in Alaska,
but we cannot have Co4olete redar cover
age that will close all the gaps through
viii Oh enemy al rcraft could enter undetecteo
and strike unexpectedly There must be
alert, consci emit Gus and &C peble 1ool1outs
to constantly guard these "crecks" in
armor, and that is why the Ground Observer
Corps is being nouri shed. This corps i s
the conmuni cati ons nucleus of the eyes Of
Alaska and must be rounded out to provl de
effective Watchfulness.
The Directors Of Civil Defense in
posi- ton to lend lnva liable essi stance to
the Alaskan Air Command by recruit il4e OBJ
servers and establi shing ground observer
posts in the di fferent communities. BUT
the Directors alone are shackl ed--t they neet
to call for help on you and you and you.
Without your patriotic efforts the entire
cause will be defeated.
There is no pay associated with these
Ground Corps duties> Agencies and indivi-
duals currently parti CT patti ing provi di Ing
their services and faci1ities volunteers
and are deriving compensation solely from
the knowledge that they are integral
part Of the air defense system in Alaska.
By helping Alaska, play vital role in!
natl ona1 security role desti ned to de-
ci de the difference between vi cto1'y end
defeat.
This is not te SIX to be showed off on
the 'other' guy--remember tits YOUR life,
tooi
Be thi nki ng about thi s, WE'LL talk lie ter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
MONTGOMERY co.

TO liquidate the holdings of very
large estate, we are offering the fol-
lowing two farms, appraised below
market value.
Farm LOCATED in the beautiful,
rolling countryside of LaytonSville.
Nd: approx. mi. on Of a main
line. Includes private airfield and
hangar on approx 90 weil-fenced
acres with large home containing 8
bedrms. with 2 mod. baths. liv. rm.,
din, rm:. kit, den. full bsmt., oil
heat and elect; Gear Diet. gar, barn
and other outbldgS. Vacant. Ready
for immediate occupancy.
Farm 2-Located in one of the most
attractive sections of Olney, Md,
on maeadam road / " mi. of of the
main hwy. Approx. 35 beautiful
acres of "a cleared land with stream.
in an Enclosure of white fencing,
containing recently restored Colonial
home; lge. ,liv. rm. with flrepl.. mod.
kit. lge. din. rm.. den, Q bedrms.
and 2 baths list H.: 2 bedrmS. and
bath 2nd H.; oil heat; slate roof; 2
screened porches; 2-car detached
gar. broom tenant house. barn
and other. outbldgs. Must be seen
to appreciate. Terms can be ar
ranged on. both farms, For infor.
and appt. to see properties, call
PARKHILL-JORDAN co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE-Mail and telephone
and Eye sts. NV. Call Ma. S-5167.
BARR BUILDING. 910 18th st. NV,
attractive desk space for those who
want the best; receptionist, SWITCH
board. mail and telephone answer
ing service avail. Call ST. 3-3456.
DESK in downtown ONCE bldg name
on door, mail and message service,
S25 mo. MA. $4,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
SELLING?
ApARTMEMTS0

II you are or are only in the think
vantage to discuss and analyze your
deal with me. l have clients with
cash or property to trade who are
particularly interested in large FLA
(6OS) type projects. No matter what
you have to sell, I am sure you can
knowledge, sincerity and the quiet
way we have of selling. Let's talk
It over. No OBLIGATION whatever on
your part. After all, you'll never
know If you don't try. Call Bill Dora
now, RE 1860 or UN. 4-70O5.
Colonial Investment Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE RENTAL, approx. 5000
50. it.. flreproof; centrally located
5:7I2i or see MR.. siLvERMAN : Or
SILVER sPRING-sale or lease
modern fireproof bldg. containing
approx. 10000 IT. plus 1000 IT. Of
VIII ahid Consider saGsase only sDsss
lease. For additional INFORMATION,
s sa1I % TH H0tiI 3 g. GRAY L,S ~
WAREHOUSE, e,40o 50: IT,, COM
pletely equipped; 2 floors; ample
office space and toilets. Central To-
cation. Immed. occupancy. Reas.
Call RA. $1,000. %
2.AOO so. FIT. brick bldg. with in
closed truck dock plus 8 a air.
located mr.. N. Capitol and. NJ SITS.
To inspect, call Mr.. Holland. H. G.
sMITHY CO., 81 18th st. NV
- New warehouse,
about 1000 So. #: truck dock: will
divide. A. M. ROTH. RE. 7-733O.
NEW INDUSTRIAL CITY now OPEN
ms, on ;l Main hwy; paved rds:: CEN ,,;
build any amount to suit your plans
Fol further information. call CAS-
KEY, Realtor, AP. 7-64O0 It'll 9 pm.
1000 so. FT.. Just off River I'd. in
Kenilworth: loading docks; SOC per
Il. CASKEY. Realtor. AP. 7-64O0
til q pm
600 SO. FT.. or will lease In 5000
so. #. sections, in new bldg. avail.
February Is. Loading dock: suitable
storage or light manufacturing; r.r.
siding may be available. 37th and
R. I. ave, Mount Rainier, Md. Cat 3.
4 o. R:Rl., THoS. D WALSH,
INC. SIS 18th st. NV. DI. 1857.
IN CENTER OF CITY - Approx.
10000 50. IT of heated lst-fl. space
plus small bsmt. area with freight
elev,. drive-in door, office. wide-rear
alley; ideal distributing location for
national concern: early possess. See
Mr. Norris. WEAVER BROS. INC.
REAR. 1899 18th st. NV; story and
warehouse. dognt3yn loeation; $50
DI. 1895. 10
OO-sd.-ft. mod. fire.
proof store with parking lot: Zoned
INDUSTRIAL; 75c 50. #. EN-. 2-2752.
WAREHOUSE. 3Ox45,
only $125. Call MA. 8-4493.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
OTTANTICO AREA

70 acres in Stafford Co.. IL miles
northeast of Fredericksburg; 4/lO
mi. road frontage. on Rt. GIG; AZ
streams; we'll fenced-in: 6-rm.
bungalow. s bedrms.. .porches: in
good cond.; no bath: house price
includes new loft. refgr. and 2O-in
TV: several small outbuildingS.
Price. $4,000. with $4,000 cash:
6-rm. Diet. house, in or near D. c.,
and cow. to transp. Call Mr.. Cross.
MA. S-7379. PAUL p. STONE. Real
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
Vests
Fr11it Orchard-Stream!

Real money-making fruit and
general farm in beautiful Adams
County. easy drive Gettysburg =:
crossed $4,000 last 2 yrs; 81
acres. So tillable; 5000 pine. trees,
1000 fruit trees. private stream;
ideal site for private lake. Attrac.
tive home. 5 rooms. utilities.
large porches, haded-shrubbed
lawn, gorgeous view. 1870 barn;
other bldgs: SACRIFICE price,
]. c. Dream d Son. Fairfield I'd,
Gettysburg. Pa.
Near Fredericksburg
Beautiful stock and poultry farm
in rich farming community near
historic Fredericksburg surround
ing farms valued up to 100000.
Delightful hilltop home, rooms,
bath, utilities. oil heat, 4 lovely
fireplaces, hardwood rs. large
porches, 2-car garage; large 2-year-
old barn w metal roof; poultry
houses, 1900 capacity; several
other bldgs. EOS acres. 100 tillable
loan, 1O8 acres watered pasture.
some fruit. 2 streams. site. for pri-
vate lake. Illness compels saert-
nee. Asking $500 No. 29,273,
VESTS, W. Z. Sherman. r. D. /,
Frederiekshurg. Va. Phone: Chan
cellof 2642.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

TWO ACRES on hard I'd: within 3
miles of Sc. D. c.; with brick ram
bier approx. 100 It. long. a 30x1 90
+ an Sea 5lds dG sheet 9e9S
business; additional outbldgs.; esti-
mated value Of bldg. alone. $67. :
500; will sacrifice due to i'll health
for S65. 900.
A block 3d. 62f0 s!s $50; and one sSx59
cinder-b block and brick bldg, leased
for yrs. $4,000.
MR.. PUFFENBERGER 800
10. 9-e110 Ewes. LII. 4-79oo
COMMERCIAL, industrial ground.
D. C.. Md: railroad sidings. E. N.
LIGHTBOWN, WA. 7-1325.
LEVEL TRACT on r.r, near main
hwy: suburban Maryland; zoned for
mig. or warehouses: 5 cents so. IT.;
seilent saSn
tails. or cali ii NE NE. s-o67S. MR.. VIII
LINGHAM; eyes, KIo $3.50. -,
REALTroR. "a" AP Ss64oo' til 3 pm.
BRANCHVILLE-36 900 SO. It. near
B.. g. o. r.r.. with existing bldg. con-
tanning 2 offices. lav.,. ETC.: $24, 800;
CASKEY REALTOR. AP. 7-6400 It'll
ARLiNGToN-Nr. Shirley hwy. 3d.
1877 so. IT. industrial ground. slcre
Of land makes it idea. for 2-leyel
bldg Sd;25 50. #. A. M. ROTH
KENIL WoRTH-1e1 ,ese ga. #. level
heavy Industrial ground with side
track. office and all ,utilities;. re
ST. So #; easy easy terms rgso will lease. A. M
Fairfax COUNTY-Fronting on No.
| hwy. mr.. junction with Shirley
hwy. on RF.& r.r.; 80 acres. bor-
dered by sizeable stream: SLIGO an
acre. subject to coming. A. M. ROTH.
r va ACRES ACRES of heavy. industrial
worth. CAsKEY REALToR, AP.
APPRox. 1000 SO. Fl: leyel an, and
s eIrar in ksn GfSUniSy 's s5c on per Ey #
cAsKEY REALToR, AP. 7-e4oo It'll
x, 600 so. FT.. level and clear with
siding available in Kenilworth area.
CASKEY REALTOR, AP. 7-64Oo TIL
OVER Rim: ses.ooo SO. FIT. Sell subject
to industrial coming, DOC foot. OF
build warehouse to eyeeuur specs
Ice. ELEVATOR APT; on 3 prom1 mi
s nsRs T for c Soeel conversions SUBJ
s sssnsla' M Sasn sssu KoHNER. 81:
7-214S or MA. S-6464.
INVESTORS, the owners have . new
ly erected 4-family apt. units tor
sale. No agents involved. Indy.
heated by gas and completely rented.
This is an excellent return on your
investment, and is more reasonably
priced than others. Call MR.. KO--
CAD, or MR.. GREEN, Hu. 3-3344
sELiM RD., SILL. -sPR.-Brick. 2.4OO
So. #. ca. fl. IA. 9-O3s3 Sunday
HEAVY INDUSTRIAL on county I'd.
acre. adjoining railroad. Sewer
and water. Modern warehouse.
THOMAS v. LAKE, Realtor. AP.
7-S400, UN. 4-4O6O, Mr.. BoWers.-9
J. VICTOR DICKEY OFFERS
BRENTWOOD-5,00 900 SO. #. and ex-
Gel, lge house with income apt. up
HSY.AlTiSTEssv1LLE-4o. 900 SO: IT. and
J. VICTOR DIcKEY. Ap. 7-s0so.
81 600 go; Fl IN osky ,, si,, inds Us
miles from 14th st. Bridge; corner
property. concrete street at rear.
bus by door; suitable automobile
sales, distributing, drive-in furnt-
ture. etc: will improve for good ten
ant. See Mr.. Norris.
WEAVER BROS, INC.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-02-08

LOUDOUN COUNTY
with income; 3OO-acre
going farm. 3 ponds, barns, out
stone house, all mod. improvements.
$4,000. For appt. call Mrs. WELLER.
HO. 2-3I91.
MEZZANOTTE & CO.. CO. $4,000.
200 ACRES, $500 per acre. High
above the rippling waters, overlook
ing rolling hills, lies this 200-acre
plateau: near enough to subdivide,
ample buildings for farming; fenced.
streams.
MR.. TRUNDLE. OIL. 2-7745. O.
DAIRY FARM. Modern
7-room bungalow, tenant house, AZ
cow dairy barn, 3 silos, cattle barn.
all necessary buildings, 2 streams,
80 cattle and all modern % equipment 9Ud n,
Price. SIS. 900; 4 cash.
cleo. water in house from nice
farm Farms nice nns BANK Sann al
outbuildings, just of the Baltimore
pike. 10 minutes drive to Frederick.
If you want small farm and can't
see good value in this place, you
should consult an oculist at once.
NACdHbs CoH uONC Iup BOOO
' Acrss. s1To ooi S modern house. large
living room with fireplace. full
basement. nice shade. ON macada m
road. 80 miles to D. C. Near B.
g. o. station, excellent committing
session with title. Price. $50. 900.
P. o. Dickinson, Md. with j.
VINSON PETER. Rockville, Md.
liz ACRES: so acres clear, tobacco
and stock farm. 2 barns. other
buildings, old house: new house
started with basement completed.
Enough lumber to frame and house.
900. Terms. 81 900 cash.
80 acres; SO cleared, S-rm. tenant
house. 2 large barns, approved 2SI2
acre tobacco allotment. long road
frontage cow. located. price S16,-
900. Terms $4,000 cash.
q acres II n clear retirement retire sfce farm
beautiful trees only "a mi. from
D: c.; price $17.950; terms So
FSsTTmEetteM1h acres of rich garden
sn Sedes SPACIOUS ae% ssxfq iV Tm
din .rm.. comb. flrepl., ceramic tiled
bath. utility rm... built-in modern
kitchen additional land II desired;
price S13.250. Large 1st trust avail
40 acres Of wooded land; nice home,
site on good road with cleo ana
5 min. from Potomac River; price
$1.950. Terms $500 down:
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY,
CO., Route 301. near La Plata, Nd.
Phone La Plata GIL. or Midway