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country out Of the market. And
in many American towns the
local paper suspends because Of
excessive newsprint prices.
Congressional committees in
vestigating newsprint prices
were told by former Secretary
Of State to keep hands off to
avoid antagonizing Canadian
newsprint producers.
So far as Is known, present
State Department has not taken
a stand on the issue.
But newsprint situation Is cited
as perfect example why repeal
of the U. S. tariff laws would
accomplish nothing but eventual
collapse of u. S. economy.
d
With European system of mon
opoly business fixing high pric-
es, European consumers cannot
afford to buy products Of MEM
bers under a common flag. Trade
between them depends, strange
ly enough, on the generosity 81
the u. S. taxpayer.
y
Many claim basic reason fos
holding up Alaskan statehoSd
is traceable to newsprint cartel
y -
Alaskan pulp forests are vast
But under Federal control, prk
vate enterprise Is hampered,
even forbidden to develop Alas
kan resources. Under statehoos,
control Of resources would pass
to the people resulting In almost
immediate development Of an
Alaskan newsprint industry. Tbus
Alaska is kept from competing
with the Canadian newsprfts
monopoly.
MSA is also active otherwise.
In March alone, 19 persons
were brought at taxpayers sx-
pense from Austria, Greece,
Italy, and Siam to study Ia.~~
union finances, the trade u;ii"~
program, and consumer coos~~
ative operation. However, Dcss
were brought over to study U. 8.
antitrust laws.
Smyrna times., 1953-08-20

highlights the situation.
-
On two successive days, MSA
approved $5, 700. 900 in paper and
pulp for England and France;
England receiving $4,200,000 of
the total ALLEGATION.
4 Il
MSA stipulates almost half
of the total may be purchased
In Canada.
Thus, even for trade between
England and one of her domin-
ions, U. S. taxpayers must foot
the bill.
American publishers forced to
pay extortionate prices for news
print, may take some comfort
that they at least manage to
buy Canadian newsprint without
tax aid, while England, home
hearth of British family, cannot
buy without help by u. S. tax
payers, even though u. s. dollar
is now discounted in Canada.
4 4 \
Canadian producers who con-
troll the bulk of newsprint need
ed by independent U. S. press,
have more than tripled price in
a few years.
4 Il
So what to all intents and ap-
pearances is Canadian mon
opoly has priced the mother
q National Federation of Independent Business
Smyrna times., 1953-08-20

town. and it includes the north end
of Railroad Avenue. So far three
trailers have located in that Sec
tion and probably three more will
go there later on. North Railroad
Avenue has a good location and
good people and we are not sur
prised to see this trend in the sites
for a trailer. Further up the road
there are several homes where it
was once a meadow. The spirit of
Improvement is again sweeping
through the region from end to
end.
He who stands high in his own
estimation is still long way from
the top.
We must be getting our second
wind! More than 100000 sax
ophones were sold in this country
last year.
Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Saybolt of
Philadelphia spent the past week
end with Mrs. Saybolt's mother
and father, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert E.
CHM.
Twenty-seven members of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the Townsend
Fire Company went on their an
nual picnic to Atlantic City on
"Wednesday, leaving Middletown at
II o'clock. Going by bus the
party had delightful time from
start to finish. The various at
fractions drew them to witness the
wonderful place. On the pier they
witnessed the wonderful feat of
the diving horses. Also other fine
attractions that kept them en-
crossed all the while. After din
ner at Stolm's the group went on
to the auditorium which seats 5000
people and there they witnessed
the ice capades which gave two
hour performance. There were
several of the olympia champions
at the convention hall making the
attraction of profound interest.
Miss Elizabeth Outten arrived in
New York City on the u. S. Inde-
pendence on Tuesday, August 11th
from French Borocco, Africa. Af-
ter passing through customs, she
proceeded to her home near Town
send. Miss Outten has been work.
ing for the Corps of Engineers for
the past year in Casablanca.
Miss Elizabeth Outten spent the
past weekend with friends in Re-
hoboth.
John Wood has greatly improved
his property near the old Vandyke
schoolhouse and the passersby are
heard TO admire it.
George d. Denney of Hickory,
N. c., was a visitor here on Mon
day.
One fellow here says he pitched
one baseball game and that was
enough. He strained some mus
cles and has been paying the doc
tor for the past four weeks. Hard
luck, indeed.
George Manville visited Laurel
on Saturday and plans to move
back there in the near future.
Elmer Heating from Salisbury
plans softball team for his town.
He thinks a good team is good
advertisement for any town. He
says Salisbury had good team
last year.
How much is a good dog worth :?
George C. Kelley had one that sold
for twenty-five dollars. The buyer
Smyrna times., 1953-08-20

sold it for fifty dollars and again
the buyer sold it for eighty dol
lars. At this rate some think a
good dog is more valuable than a
good horse or COW. What do you
think?
Smyrna times., 1953-08-20
Townsend

Historic Smyrna still holds first
rank as the home of good baseball
players. Still remaining the home
of able players of the game il
stands out prominently as the
citadel of good sportsmanship. We
recall in the old days clubs from
upper parts of the state would halt
there to get needed lot of play
eTs to fill their needed quota and
they generally got good ones when
calling on Smyrna for help. We
recall that Smyrna had a fine force
of pitchers and they went out to
help other clubs whenever called
upon to do so. We recall such
good pitchers as William Stevens,
Harry Frick, and Edward Camp
bell. These men could pitch won
derful ball and won applause of
the crowds in every game. Often
called for to pitch, their great
work ON the mound bore testimony
to the fact that Smyrna stood fore
most as leading baseball center
of the peninsula in those days.
Local residents who were at
Ocean C,ity or RehobOth had q
fright that was caused by the re-
port of a hurricane, said to be
liable to strike there. Naturally
these reports brought lot of un-
easy feelings. Some hurried away
from the beaches on account of the
wild reports flying around but
those who stayed and took chanc-
es, saw one of the most magnifi-
cent shows anyone can see. 1t was
the tumult of hurricane-driven
breakers on the ocean beaches.
One man, after boasting that he
could drink twelve bottles of pop
without halting, tried and succeed
ed. He camplained that he had
had enough for the next six
months. He afterward said that
he was through with betting on
what person can eat or drink.
Edward Phillips of Milburn, N
Y, was visitor here on Saturday
A landmark in the northern end
of the town is being demolished
For years it was the home OF
George ID. Stradley a resident who
lived alone for years. He died
alone there in 1880. This home
was built for him by his father
John d. Stradley in 1912 and the
son lived there until 1880 when he
died suddenly. The place is being
torn down by Henry Pearson who
will use the lumber to build 8
stable for his horse. George Strad-
Hey who lived there said he would
rather live there and alone than tc
be living in golden palace. And
he did seem completely satisfied
there too.
The Ladies Auxiliary of tht
| Townsend Fire Company visited
the world famous steel pier which
is a never to be forgotten sight ii
the evening dress of thousands Of
lights, sparkling out over the At
lantic Ocean. Extending nearly
one half mile from the boardwalk
into the ocean, it is the Creates
amusement enterprise in the world
Giving the best you have today
is a good recipe for better to
morrow.
A favorite place for trailers tt
docate is the northern end of tn,
Smyrna times., 1953-08-20

doninions IL
over the world,
apparently can
not successful-
ly trade In the
Commonwealth
family.
y q y
Arecent give
away of paper
and pulp by
Mutual Secur-
Smyrna times., 1953-08-20

The push to repeal u. S. tariff
laws has humorous aspects.
The slogan Of would-be repeal
ers TRADE, Not Aid" Is credit
ed to Britain's finance minister.
Yet Britain, with colonies and
Smyrna times., 1953-08-20

Last year about 5000 children,
aged 3 to Is. died of cancer, the
American Cancer Society points
out,
Evening star., 1953-12-10

axe your time IN choosing q Deouty
from the hundreds of watches in our COL
lection. Buy with the confidence OF q
connosseur . you know the dePendo-
bility for which we're famous.
l. Eein's "CIubmon" . q distinguished
watch in q dienified eoId-fiIIed case. q
jewels. $500
2. "CIubwomon," l7-jeweIed. $500
8. Dainty Hamilton Iody's watch with
black cord band in q AK white
gold cose II jewels. $500
4. Hamilton mans watch in lO-K yellow
gold cose with alligator stroP. l9 jewels.
A real mans watch. 9l.67
S. CoIendoeroph, by Mowodo, II jewels,
in LAX gold case, tells dates and doys.
Leather wrist band 1888
6. 10 Diamonds sparkle on the Movodo
wotch, set in AK gold cose. IL jewels.
Black cord wrist --2S7.5O
7. Set with z cut diamonds, the Honl-
ton wotch in a AK gold case. y jewels.
Groy wotch cord. 250O0
Please odd 1929 tox for watches 500 or less
and 2O0o tox for watches over $500
WGL-Wotches, lst Floor
-. selections ot Chevy Chase and Alexandra
Evening star., 1953-05-10
FLORIDA PROPERTY

0aaAEWAfTER' eoms! frER' .nt. EkAHo%s so and .n-
IA 9.6543. ewes. sat. Sun. ': MiS
FILi01RRIDIoAa-.country Ii1R Club Estates.
betanSn bye Longer s.snf,,1, snd better for less in
IXss5-iound Year; heslthful fs hvinr 'hisuceq: n eaI:
Or investment. Homesites from
eoSutNrRYt YternS Clue EsTArEso Esss booklets; St;
FORT II11Hi IAuDGRp&E1fa.a pl1E1aa' rLA.-4-ur,,
apt. two 2-bedrm. apts.. two f-bed.
rrr1ns oaapts.; S34, 800; cash needed.
$T12'o3eii $Tr12'o3seiio Write JOHN HUMPHREY.
isaderdsl.. idfSII II Fla e. End Court Fort
MOTEL. 10 units-2-bedrm home on
AsME AsSsf RExLrYsr "a rsYsrSs: e.: on SshsF sS0Trt;
ACNE REALTY HHITY e.. cpoos%HgHt' HH 4sSI go '9o9;
IF INTERESTED m FLORIDA real
estate: home, or acreage, trade or
S%44RiSis S%a4ss4hsfsi call RE. 7-Io74. i, J. j.
oRLANDo- Established and 11 15,,v
Must be sold. Price for She shopn nome andd
n%msti mnntt $4,000; and only $70 a
%Sits oo eSs sWopfHh fh0R R..ftUSr. fftaS sSms: sS ::
Pine, Orlando. Florida. w e.
ORLANDO (suburban)-Good 2-bed.
room unfurnished concrete bloek
nome. Carport, utility room, cit7
water, close to bus. Well iandscaped.
Price, $4,000; cash needed 81 'F96.
balance S35 a month. Write for mic.
lures and details. o. p. SWOPE.
Realtor, go 2. Pine, Orlando. Florida
ORLANDO AND WINTER PARKNRs.
tirement homes with fruit trees and
close to shopping These are not
ps pr9}}eet or high-priced homes. Write
80 2: Pine. Orlando Florida.
OkLANDO-This spacious home Is "A
It. long. Has 2 large bedrooms IL,
baths. attached garage and l4xo5
breezeway. Large lot, well iandscaped,
and patio; Close to schools. shoppinx
center. churches and golf course.
Price. S17,50O and well financed st
$72 month. Write for pictures
and details, o.. p. SWOPE. Reaitor.
80 2: Pine, Orlando. Florida.
ORLANDO-Clean and busy grocery
store. In residential section, far from
super markets. Living quarters.
Hussman equipment. Crossing ST '20G
q week. Owner must 60 out OF busi.
ness. Price $500 Write o, p,
SWOPE. Realtor. so Z. Pine, or.
IBnOO, ElOrl0A.
Evening star., 1953-05-10

FRONTAGE Of 1893 feet on Chesa-
County. 1 Fin. ~ sand S0fsnsnOsI1aHr beacn. rosS
Slectrie and phone. O6ers invited.
WALTER JOHNSON. Hssthsville: vG.
LOCATED COLONIAL BEACH, Va
roeai roenI bsr..' t0r summer cottage; nye (6)
porch. situated on 3 lots: interior
rec: painted. NOW OFFERING AT
THE Low PRICE OF S3.i75. For
information. contact J. A. JONES,
Colonial Beach. Va.
COUNTRY HOME. Yeocomico River,
nis.. nIa acres. e. rooms. 9 baths. 1re-
BeaTt. BS ioe. %. neat rR0MHs RSTchss IAk.; Idock;
Va, Ao1ss'
OWNER nL-Beautiful estate. all
or part. large boathouse. Tel. An.
SRAHRny SfRaHsi sl'ss asres 8! tHc n2sae ninsts;
sask amieso 70 .mS nny dSTSs dhSSss sSissSs
REAAFP AAFPdTWsTs WTcoMffcssoR MMfss oRiREiy RfEFR4 FSR4l Sam
sons Wharf. Lovely home. Z rooms:
shade trees boat harbor; perfect
for retirement; only $10,5O0; terms.
see this before you buy elsewhere
:, SAN WE6B: broker: Kilmsrnock, Va.
BEACH-All-yr. home.
and bath. % bssemens eeef%s oii heSs; moa tine kis
for retirement. $500. easy terms.
Committing. Call Annapolis 1885
anytime. CO: 5-4292 after Sun.
MANOR BEACH fine home
on large double lot: large living rm..
partly. but finely furnished: oil heat:
in best location: priced to sell. terms.
Call after Sunday. CO. 5-4292.
Evening star., 1953-05-10
ent wATERT PROP SALE PROP

COBB ISLAND. MD.-Completely fur.
nished. 3-yr. .-old asbestos shin sled
cottage with all modern con.
veniences. $4,000. Cali LU. 1-7Iis.
SAVE THOUSANDS or DOLLARsO an
beautiful small estate facing Chesa-
peake Bay. 20 mi; D: c. line. Very
Phone west River tMd.j 7o17. io:
SELBY -ON-THE-BAY house and five
So lots nicely situated in this pro-
gressive waterfront community,
where your investment will be well
secured. House is well constructed,
has as. 5 lsfdr BEDROOMS. 1h ~. b baths. elec.
iiv. rm. with fireplace. large AN: in.
closed porch makes all-purpose room,
part basement. VIII sell to settle
saii estate IN WhSls a.aseR property for s1os5O.
DE LUKE CHEs. BAY waterfront
fireplace. din. rm.. mod. kit. 2 tile
baths sarage. laundry. maids ,rm.
%s plsr' stay1d seaTall. Priced for quick sale.
CAMP An osSIis sSiITiEss-1 mi. bathing beach.
Potomac River at Cornfieid Harbor
mr.. Pt. Lookout: "a acre, $3.50; |
acre. $1,000. 5 yrs. to- pay. Attend
ant at property Sundays noon till
woSpLSNMp OBJ NMSEs sE2GH SS 5-05SY 5Sis sadEe ae
dr.; for sale or rent by season: new
year-'round ranch-style cottage:
white stucco over masonry; liy. rm..
drepl.. cleo. kit, mod. bath . bed
rms, ,knotty pine throughout; vene-
caTDert; lot ioox1oo; open sunday.
Evening star., 1953-05-10
LOUDOUN COUNTY
HOMESTTES
IN
BROAD RUN FARMS

You owe It. to yourself to come out
and see this ,well-planned develop
ment: which Is being carved from
Potomac River estates.
There is Q, definite reason. for the
phenomenal sales and for the public
reception being accorded this devel-
The Srd. 4th and 5th sections Of this
pleted by the engineers and approved
BY the Loudoun County Planning
Commission, and the road construc-
ton engineers are now In the process
Of building the uacadam road sys-
'e1s co%pIRE Vi sRis' THESE ffSs5Snii FEATURES
with SOFT. dedicated right OF way
with GAIT. Graded road, of which 20
It. will be surfaced with macadam.
6uilt to specifications required by
~ Electricity available to every
tsl Telephone available to every
TRACT; Mail delivery.
20 School and pus right BY property;
" @e Pc Rsvs sqa II. want wooded 'selusi0n'
" y. PH Ssvs s0S t. want "ids-oDsn 0'os''
t7) If it's view you long for. come
a,1S.- and LOOK 2d., St Maaryland's majestic
Blue Ridge range.
tsl rs miles west Of downtown WASH
:ngton, which Is 40 minutes over
fast. new State highways and WASH
ington's Freeway which is more &C:
eomfort t than CHEVY % si Chase. sSse's siiver Hnq
Spring. Alexandria and other COM
Isl The developer has segregated 1
acre on Broad Run for the perma-
cSn gSns :. use bomss,. 81 the CTners S who pur-
lana u fnis es ssssn
OF the macadam roads in this de-
yelopment and the deep waters Of
BROAD Run, anording q waterway
ESeq EFe9ut opsnng SsSs5ncsdon tic bs to shi
Of Broad Run. and this beautiful,
wide section Of the Potomac River
to fishing. hunting and recreation.
This acre. OF land will provide park
IN ing PRIVILEGES for cars and a boat
10Y Loudoun County has one of the
lowest, taxes in the country. being
several times lower than any Of the
other METROPOLITAN Washineton
10 a new 1s-hole golf course on
quarter of a million dollars. " ="
ll2) A new million dollar county
nisn .sst school is under construction
l10 Among others. this subdivision
Is serviced by mail, laundry and
newspaper delivery.
Every homesite in this dsve,onmert
priced At STAB. FIJI First t'vsi1Imset uurchaser
TO come gets drst choice.
DOWN payment and monthly payment
to suit any reasonable Requirement
upon approval Of developer. who
OPEN ALL DAY SUN. TIL DARK
70 reach: West on Rt. Z, IA miles
past Tysons Corner, take last right
turn before crossing Broad Run
Bridge; Bridge; where Broad Run Lake is
Get Here First for First Ohoica
Evening star., 1953-05-10

sgNRIsE BEACH. Md .so1l.So:a e. 2 Hssg6; H.sssg6
each. CAN RA. 6-5955.
vENTNOR, N. J.-DeliEhtful home.
season. DE. 2-4101. Ho. 2-4236.
FOR OR. RENT-;yirsinia ;y as., Beach; lSys- Sys-
rms, 2 baths, lge: liv: rm. with pic.
ture window overlooking ocean, un-
usual dining room, servants quar-;
ters, Gear garage, sun deck. screened
STches sm ecnrons loSmsFfsd fSeaua a% snd
garden, Rental June Is TO Sept;
virginia Beach 97s. or 541O ocean
BETHANY BEACH, DEL. - Ocean
front. and 2 .bedrm. apts.. special
rates, June. early July. Ia. 9-7514.
SHERWOOD FOREST. Md, available
sHn SsSrHinns June June. 8 Searms:. 3 baths.
liver I've scrSsnsS 1n1sa. PORCH
ss.H !snsa} Us's.sSa ssss 3! WIZ easoassst 9$ss
house; completely fuTn3 except lin
REHoBorRR fhi 1 Rer BEACH. Ssst EN- bEL!oce.n aoosS
late. @ @Jgns rates $s5 wk. and up.
OCEAN CRY. MD.-New, mod; apts.
e9sebne eqs b5nat BOATING 1yt d0es Can fGs Hz sds hdssf
MAINE CoAsT sUMMER HoME@5
acres choice Penobscot Bay shore:
front. Beautiful 12-room house. all
conveniences; Gans Ancorage; beach gar q;
ESTATE. Harborside. Maine.
REHOBOTH BEACH. DEL.-For sale
or rent, ! block from beach. 3-bed-
room cottage. completely furnished.
SIDNEY scHWACH. Milford. Del.
OCEAN S06GiY 6cGlirY. MD.-ror sale. .cutest
cottage on beach, 1851 custom built.
year-round modern cottage. 100 It.
from aT beach; lovely view, Of ocean
fuy nf Day nsulsted sfH deS5 Fnot1 FeB Pin. snd E
bedrms:. nice bath. fully equipped
5sEe; ssEy n 96I; 4-sss1 or 'V write O BOX Box
YEAR -ARoUND SStHi COTTAGE. 3 rms,
path; path . cleo kitchen. Artesian well.
II, LEMON; Fair Haven, Md.
NEAR COBB ISLAND on Neale Sound.
sssn He 1sinisDfd Disr ess aood :lfs afsSbias As
Owner moving Rx. 3-s5siA sA'sfta; after
BEvERLY BEACH, 2 desirable lots.
NEELb aE EST RsfHTE." sfls Wi fium SPoR; Point Md
Modern sIPdsrt,,.Ss cottage overlooking bay:
HaisfsiEs!' qaplsss. ese :s XII ft rm
owner A. tr II PARRER qa1sF ess' on pSsmi..: Ss;S9S
sunday or call JE, 2-5242.
sss sssH' cs hPifsut Me- e day. ~ oa oS.R6 iRss6
REHoBoTH BEACH. DEL-LAlpSt,..
new: modern. well furn.. IN blkg.
Of boardwalk; spec. rates through
S5T,s SSne. PAyL R9BERTsoN; 11o
NAas HEAD. N. cARoL1NA-ocean
front cottage with 2 .apts, sep.
entrances, z bedrms: each, all mod:
cSnV.; c6 not showers; SIS wk. ea. Call
co. o-l2oo after pm. Weekdays.
MACS HEAD. KITTY HAWK. NORTH
shower. On OCEAN. c.iP Sf's5E' 81 s.@sss:: ssss:
Ssms 9th .si.s: ii .7s Tor session.
starting June 15. Liy. rm., din. .rm.
on on, 1st; a 6edrms.. baths, sun
TV and washing machine. Ideal 10
cation on corner lot. within beach
block: Conv. to shopping, churches.
etc. Restricted. $4,000 season. Box
REH0B0TH BEACH, DEL.-Reent,
clean. modern apts.; sleep 9 to n;
mr.. beach. JOHN HUDSON. 40 Olive
ave. Phone 1871.
NEW summer rental list ready: wide
price range. BAKER REALTY, 21O
2-2432. Open Sun.
Evening star., 1953-05-10
CULPEPER

1t Rapidan-outstand residential
property. 1S fertile acres extending
slate-roof house. ! Bedrooms, ivins
room with fireplace, den, dining
room, modern kitchen. bath, powder
room, basement. oil hot-water heat:
flower and vegetable gardens. or
chard, beaut. Handicapped grounds;
tuildings; S37,5O0.
P. M. Browning, Realtor
JOHN H. HIT. ASSOCIATE
CULPEPER, VIRGINIA
Evening star., 1953-05-10
SUMMER HOMES

SUMNER CoTTAGE-Ksnnsbunkpor..
Near the Colony, 5 min. walk 10
ocean: surrounded BY big trees:
acre Of land. Comfortable for .
couple or a dozen people. Screened
porches. telephone. gas. Frigidaire.
type of Euesthouse. Suitably fur
nished. $4,000. Local Washington
reference II genuinely interested.
Worcester 6-1653. r. d. MET.
CALFE. 397 May st.. worcester,
Mass.
CONTINUED on Next PageJ
Evening star., 1953-05-10
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

WANT TO BUY a waterfront bom.
can make lge. cash payment. With.
"a committing dist. State price and
Iuu particulars, Box 1870. Star.
Evening star., 1953-05-10
SEASHoRE PROPERTY

REHOBOTH BEACH. DEL.-For sale.
T. BEDROOM gueSthouse: furn. or
unfurn. Phone OWNER. ov. 3-17S7
CAPE COD-BUZzARD's RAY-Mod.
ern 2-bedrm. cottage, beautiful view ),
private beach. cool sea hreezes, fire.
bay. oV. s-ia4S. ewes. -is
BEACH, MD.-To white or
colored. capt. house on Atlantic
ave betw. 5th and 18th sts. Can be
seen by appt. Call Ii. e-11o1. viii
be open sunday May 10 and. ~.
Evening star., 1953-05-10
OCEAN BEACH
MARYLAND
ON THE
ATLANTIC OCEAN
ONE OF THE
WORLDS FINEST BEACHES

OCEAN BEACH offers you lifetime Of vaca-
tions on the Great Atlantic Ocean, where you
can have your own beach resort =. not for just
one season .. but for lifetime Build your
cottage by the sea, the finest investment of your
life. Wake up in the zesty Atlantic Ocean air
and pack the day with sun and fun. Enjoy
refreshing, glorious days of relaxation with
your family. For sun and surf bathing, enjoy
the breath-taking beauty of majestic sweep of
fifteen continuous miles of velvet-smooth, WIDE
white sand beach sloping gently into the blue
Atlantic. For boating, fishing, sun or surf
bathing, or just resting, there are carefree,
delightful days awaiting you if you buy now
Evening star., 1953-05-10
Mt. Vernon Memorial
Highway

For. years you have asked for lots on
this beautiful govt. kept parkway
with river view. At long last
several are available and this is the
first time offered. They are not
cheap but they are superb. II you
are willing to pay $1,000 or more
for one Of these rare sites in re-
stricted area call today Shown by
appointment only
Bernice Carter Davis
Realtor XII. a-4oos
Other lots available in area from
river view.
Evening star., 1953-05-10
TO SETTLE ESTATE
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

area-74 acres. plus
5-room cottage and large poultry
building, with long frontage on State
Pavse. paved ,,,,Ss road; Schools Y. mile at
tirety at approximately "a of sur
rounding property values. $3.50 per
acres axes everything. Terms. S.
600; balance ; years at SO.
N. C. HINES & SON
ia. 5-7oO9 Ewes. IA. 7-1030
Evening star., 1953-05-10
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

|. Lower Patuxent River; a-acre
peninsula, sandy beach, harbor:
modern 6-rm. home; large screened
seacd doeS eSttfse doIS
grounds; ideal retreat in perfect
area: sesfood. duckins; imm ediate
possession; pois S13 20 % miles D. c. A bar
n,Cdssa chssapesks Bay, pare sDarss Beach; sG
living room. fireplace. full basement,
hot air heat. handicapped. sandy
possession. 80 miles dieIi B. c. sI5oet S1S.5oo.
). Beautiful peninsula-1 acre. 400
feet waterfront; modern 6-rm. home.
sandy sa beach. hArbor; solomons area.
I: Chesapeake Bay: large site directly
able. 38 miles D. C. LS2.95O.
): Chesapeake Bay; go acres. 1900
feet waterfront: sandy beach, .5-rm.
one Of the most beautiful places in
poss. 81 miles D. c, ideal for club.
private estate or subdivision.
3; 2O9-acre peninsula. "a mile direct
n..'n.t y On tchssapeske sap Bay; SANDY beach.
beach cottase; 6:rm. home: 3-rm.
tenant house. 2 large barns. COM
plete farm equip. large mature tim
Der; utilities: perfect for subdivision
or private estate Immed. poss. Your
last opportunity to buy large
acreage on the Bay. As miles D. c.
!: 24-acre peninsula. "a mile Of beau
tiful waterfront. wide sandy beach,
perfect harbor utilities. located on
Of water in your front yard; ideal
for private estate or subdivision.
81 miles D. c. Immed. poss, sis. 900.
See our Ad under Farms for Sale. :"
we have farms. waterfronts. cot
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY, Prince
Frederick, Nd. Phone 1OS. 354 or
225;J-ll: INSPECTION BY AP.