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The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1953-04-01

Mrs. Annie H. Baxtrone, our pop
ular president of H. B. A Lodge No
$50, OF Philadelphia, Mississippi,
was in the office a few days ago She
was accompanied by some of hel
members, who had not awaited them
selves of seeing the home-office
building of the Association. They
looked through the building q
were well pleased over what they
saw.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1953-04-01

Dear Secretary:
This comes to let the many Echo
read rq know that u F. A odpe
No. 352 las lost one of It's most faith
full member ~ the re~-on Of Mrs
Io-~ i"o Joh0eon who departed
this life March 6, 1858, after being
IL o''lv a few days.
Gioto" JOHNSON ioired this Lodge
in 1923 in its organization and work.
ed with every program of the lodge
until death.
She will be missed by her mem
bers, friends and neighbors.
Mrs. s. E. Brock, President.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1953-04-01
Mt. Olive News

Door Miss Larkin:
T'iS comes 10 inforr7 the Associa-
ton of the death of Sister Lena Eas-
terling, who departed this life on
March 26. She was faithful mem
Der of Local Lodge 212. We hope
our loss is Heavens gain.
Mrs. Verge Foster, President.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1953-04-01

Eula Berkhalter, the president of H.
B A. Lodge No. 444 has been on the
sick list since January On March
10th, shc underwent surgery. We
arc happy TO report that she is re-
covering nicely
The lodge gave her nice donation
on our last meeting night We are
hoping that her recovery win be
soon and that she vii be able to be
in another lodge meetiro with us.
Bob Barnwell, Wee PRESIDENT
Reporter.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1953-04-01

Mi LarEiH was aoconporied h.
Mrs Noo~-i Cl-o,vo1 o~d Mrs M 7
Smith, and her husband.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1953-04-01

PRESS SECRETARY TO
PRESIDENT

At his news conference on Thurs
day, March 18th, the President was
asked if he had any comment con
corning segregation in schools On
Army Posts.
The President replied that he did
not know of such practices, but in
line with his announced conviction
that Federal funds should not be
spent on any project which practices
discrimination because of race or
creed, he would have a study made
Immediately.
Following the conference, a re-
quest for details was made to the
Secretary of the Army. The Secre-
tary and subsequently the Bureau of
the Budget submitted memoranda to
the White House.
Today, after a study Of these pap
ers, the President sent the following
memorandum to the Secretary of
| Defense:
MEMORANDUM FOR THE SEC
RETARY OF DEFENSE
SUBJECT: SEGREGATION IN
SCHOOLS ON ARMY POSTS
|
"At my request, following last
weeks news conferences, a memor
tar,, ,..-. -a.,,.l ..,, ,l VS. &C. CO.
t,ry, If e,a AK. ..-,.l:.., ~ 49,,
hoTo s,,-;oo+
''(D T. st.s rv The open
ing Of jue school ,1l4l Ie<t Fail al
schools operated by the Army under
provisions Of Section 6 OF Public
Law 374 viii be on a completely IN
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1953-04-01

Agent VIM Kinslow, the famous
president of H. B. A. Lodges No. 100,
1876 and 378, was in the office recent
ly on business pertaining to h
lodges. Mr.. Kinslow has things
well in hand in his section.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1953-04-01

Mrs Mamie Smith, the faithful
president Of H. b. A. Lodge No. SO
is stl on the JOB. She and her
faithful members have set a goal
and they are working hard to reach
it before the Convention.
The echo. (Meridian, Miss.) 1942-1960, 1953-04-01
About Folk We Know

Mr.. Derias Crate, the loyal presi-
dent of Fl. B. A. Lodge No. 176, To-
Gated at Chunkey. Mississippi, was
in the office a few days ago with
some new H. B. A. business.
Seward seaport record., 1953-01-23
ARR. Displays New Diesel Sfreumliners

Seward residents Saturday be- tween 10 am. and noon will have a chance to see and inspect two of The Alaska Railroads new 1900 horsepower diesel stream liner engines which will be put in the Seward freight service next Monday.
 The new engines, the 1902 and the 1903, will operate at about one third the cost of steam en- zines and in addition they can be in service about 28 out of every 30 days, while steam loco- motives are in the shop approXi- mately fifty per cent of the time.
 The engines are the same as super units used in the States, but for Alaska heat units have been added so that parafine will not solidify in the fuel oil. Fuel oil storage has also been increas- ed for the long runs on The Alas ka Railroad
 Everyone is invited and urged by T. H. Jones, General Agent, to come down to the Seward railroad station for a look at the new motive power for the line.
Seward seaport record., 1953-01-23
NOTICE

The Seward Public Utility Board requests that any persons reporting water leaks or other water difficulties, contact the Seward Water System, Main 23O or the superintendent, MT. Walt CT Layton, Garfield 492.
 Any person or persons opening or closing any hydrants except in case of fire or upon orders of the fire chief shall be prose cuted to the full extent of the law.
 SEWARD PUBLIC UTILITY
 BOARD
Seward seaport record., 1953-01-23
CARD OF THANKS

We wish to thank the many friends for their expressions of sympathy and thoughtful assist ance during our recent bereave- ment.
 MT. and Mrs. Delbert Robbins
 Mir. Willard E. Durham
Seward seaport record., 1953-01-23
JUNIOR WOMEN'S CLUB

Seward Junior Women's Club will meet at the home of Mrs. Georgia Gordon for the January social meeting next Tuesday, Jan. 27 at 8 pm.
Seward seaport record., 1953-01-23

1any by the Alaska Salmon Institute All reflected great upon students both contest divisions.
 First place winner in the Elementary School Carroll Haggard. fifth banks outstanding encyclopedias be awarded to the Denali School library.
 Top honors in the High School Division by Robert H. Secr Jr, senior High School o $500 award the Alaska present encyclopedias High School library Other prize winners
 ELEMENTARY SCHOOL DN!sicM llcH SCHOOL DIVISION
 Second Prize of sl0o clco3d Prize of s100
 Hugh M Spur John Jensen
 F. Richardson Grade School G3a9.as High School
 Third Prize T>:.d Prize of $50
 Guy Barber C. Leveque ~l Anchorage Junior High School
 Fourth Prize of s25 Fcu:h Prize of s25
 Diane Burnham Gcrda Nergaard
 Ska Public School troh School Being Honorable Mention Winners ALASKA SALMON INSTITUTE seATT U A U
Evening star., 1953-09-17
Lower Chesapeake Span
Called Too Expensive
By the As,oeiated Pres,

RICHMOND, Sept. 17.-State
Highway Commissioner James A
Anderson has discounted pros
poets of a bridge across Chesa-
peake Bay between the Eastern
Shore and the Virginia main
land.
Mr.. Anderson, speaker at a
Norfolk Rotary Club luncheon
meeting Tuesday, was asked con-
corning rumors of the consid-
Grafton of such a project.
His reply was that the Corps
of Army Engineers was on rec
ord as considering such a IA
cility not justified in view OF
the huge investment that would
be required and the compare
lively small expectant return.
Mr.. Anderson conceded the IA
cility could be built, but said
the cost would run into hun
dreds of millions of dollars.
Evening star., 1953-09-17

FAIRFAX tairfax. Va. Phone 7sS
GLORY BRIGADE" VICTOR NATURE.
Evening star., 1953-09-17

sultant jobs here as long as he
is chairman.
The new official said he in
tends to be in Washington the
better part Of a week" before
every commission meeting. In
addition, he said, he planned to
make an additional trip here
between meeting times.
Evening star., 1953-09-17

Films Of More Than Routine Merit

THE BAND WAGON" Fred Asae and Cyd Charlse in
tilating musical.
"CoME BACK, sHEBA" stunnngIy by Shirley
Booth.
ILL" Leslie CarOn scintiateS French carnival
MOULIN ROUGE" eOOuI recall of his
times.
"PAT AND high comedy with Katharine Hepburn
Spencer Tracy.
"a PLACE IN THE SUM-" Elizabeth a
"SEVEN DEADLY SINS"
"STALAG H." life a prisoner -Of-war camp.
Evening star., 1953-09-17
BRANCH DRIVEN

Branch Ave. S.E. md. Rt. 81,
10. 8-8988
Last Time Tonight! On Giant Screen!
KATHRAYN GRAYSON as GRACE
MOORE
so THIS IS LOVE"
In Technicolor! at 9:25 plus.
WHEN REDSKINS" RODE"
With JON HALL in Color at 7.4O.
Children Under IL Always Free!
Reach Branch Ave. Sc. via suitland
Pa. Ave: Sc. then drive Ga miles
south of d. C. line.
Evening star., 1953-09-17
ADVERTISEMENT.


Q.-Dear Penny: / adore per-
fume, but for some reason or
other its fragrance just does not
last on me. 1 have told several
of my friends that / want a new
perfume, but first l must find
out about a lasting one.-Mrs.
A. w.
"A particularly good idea
for women who claim that per-
fume does not "Stay with them"
is a Liquid Skin Sachet. It
smooths on the skin very easily,
and fingers longer because of its
sachet base. 1t has a slower rate
of diffusion and evaporation
than any other type Of fra
GRANGE. Try this Houbigant
Chantilly Liquid Skin Sachet.
Only $1,85 plus tax at better
stores.
Evening star., 1953-09-17
DRIVEN THEATERS
AIRPORT

AIRp0RT Arlington
OF. 4.8l00
COME BACK LITTLE SHEBA."
SHIRLEY BOOTH academy Award
@iR9sF1 sWoR6 a5 OF 7;49 19nIagd agd u IonF PIgS
CLARKE. at 9:35. Cartoon. Located
IN Arlington on q. s. Route l, just
oyer the 14th st. Bridge. Five min
9tes from downtown. Kids free. Fri
POWDER RIVER"
Evening star., 1953-09-17

shortcomings. It's packed fresher than any
other shortening you can buy in cartons
or cans. And it's made to Se1 fresh on
your grocer's shelf or your kitchen shelf.
Crisco doesn't vary. It's always right, al
ways ready to give you light, crisp, di.
gestible fried foods-high, light cakes
and wonderfully haky, tender pie crust.
Evening star., 1953-09-17
Phone EmpIoye to Get 35-Yeor Emblem

Hugh p. Malligan, 4608 Lewis
avenue, Suitland. Md, will re-
ceive a gold emblem Wednesday
Evening star., 1953-09-17

commemorating his 35th year of
service with the long lines de-
partment Of the American Tele-
phone and Telegraph Co.
Evening star., 1953-09-17
THE EVENING STAR, Washington. D. c.
THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER 1858

Der of the Alexander Graham
Bell Chapter of the Telephone
Pioneers, the Elks and the Moose.
Evening star., 1953-09-17

A native of Ireland, Mr.. NAL
ligan has lived in Suitland for
the last II years. He is a mem
Evening star., 1953-11-08

FURNTTURE VAN-TRUCK. 7b0 CO.
MEDIATE SALE. s595: TERMS IF
DESIRED. PHONE ME. s-2042,
KRESSTN.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
FALL SALE
GARAGES

GARAGES, brick. with concrete floors
10th st. Call OIL. 4-03OO. JEROME
BRODIE. S
22nd AND G SITS. N.W.-S7 so per
mo. Can JU. 9-276l. IS
DuHNIUh GAkAGE or warehouse
rear 6l4 NJ 81. nv, 200 so. f..
immediately available Also 3,lO0 II
on NJ st on which We will build
warehouse 10 suit inquire MRS
HEAD. Il 7-94oo. or see YOUR rea
estate broEe"
NEAR 18th AND UNDERWOOD SITS.
N.W.-Heated saraae. Call MRS
OBRYAN, IA 9-66G0. -
Brick GARAGE with concrete, floors
for rent. So per month. 9th and
FOR RENT on wide paved alley, rear
625 1Ith st. ne. WO. 6-SO26.
VICINITY wooDNER APIS. 18th
ana Spring rd. NV, Sl2 mo, IU.
wELL,BunT ELILgFBunT GARAGE. 2ox40 it,;
has electricity and water, Rent
all or part. 1880 Missouri ave.
NR. n;w" sRkRSToS RAf s7ssSs' PARK HOTEL
sgle: brick gar. for for small car or
GARAeGE ssfEsea FOR or RENT. sNI1"G1s near Conn. and
Woodley NV. DI. 7-214S or EN-.
1915 EUCLID ST. N.w.-spacious
garage at $40 mo-; wide alley. See
janitor. SIGLER & CO.. RA 3-3431
UPTOWN. Conn. ave. NV, rear
LIST comm, suit. storage or shop;
elec.; vacant; reas. EN-. 2-S517.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
AUToMoTIVE MIsc.

BUICK 40 Roadmaster motor in
1889 Century body; exceptional mo-
tor, new transmission, heater. new
seat covers; seeking reasonable Of
fer for parts or entire. 10. 2-OS27.
PLYMOUTH Al 4-dr parts for sale:
Radiator. tenders, doors, glass, seats,
motor. IA. 9-2l75.
WANTED-Wrecked 81 Henry J. For
information, call Crescent ll2S-W
IS
AIR HORNS, Buell., steamboat model,
AZ" long. chrome: compressor, tanks
and guage Cost S125, sell SO.
HA 2-SS30 -S
Evening star., 1953-11-08
MONEY WANTED
MOULD LIKE TO SECURE LoI

WOULD LIKE TO SECURE LOAN O
$1,000 as 2nd trust note on det
home from pvt. party. Box 239-M
Star. $
is THERE ANY ONE willing to loar
me 81 900 for the purchase of a
home. viii pay back $1,000 al
the rate of $50 per month. Ny
security Is my good name and will
welcome any Investigation regard
ing my community standing. Please
call JE. 2-3O93 and let me talk to
you.
FINANCING NEEDED for home wares
Small notes, Excellent deal. Lock
wood 4-0453
Evening star., 1953-11-08
TRAILERS

TYPE, 90 foot, ideal fol-
vacation cottage or camp. sleep;
four, all conveniences. comblnatl0f
icebox-refrigerator: Terms available
Write, LAWRENCE. ! 1915 Gooolo'
road. Silver Spring, Maryland.
VICTOR 80 1852. mod. interior
compl. bath. Owner must sell. 81 II,
or reas offer. Lot 40. Woodley Hills
2730 Richmond hwy, Alex, Va.
LUGGAGE. wheel Allstate, usec
less than 100 miles. $50. Wo
6-3336.
1913. 25-ft. aluminium
excellent condition: sleeps 4. Ii
1-Sl56.
@I-FT. 1850 TRAVELO, fully equip.
sleeps 4 good cond. Lot 3. Temple
Trailer Village, Alexis ANY time.
TRAILER FOR SALE-l952 "7-tt
Prairie Schooner. excellent condi.
ton. low price Can be seen between
3 pm. and z pm, Sunday; S42t
Bsltimore ave; college s2e-,, Park Nd
GLIDER, 1947. 26 IT,, repainted
excel, cond.: furn. See 6-S pm
Ancient Oaks Trailer Court. Lot %
/ mile W. of Fails Church on Hwy
29-2ll. 3"
WILL TRADE rooms of furniture
on a late model house trailer, anc
rent nice home in lovely Southeas
section; reasonable. LU. 4-lOfO
TRAILER. a.wheel: g. by s. stake
box: spare tire and tarpaulin
Phone JU. 1880. IS
IS-FT. DE LUXE aluminium trave
trailer. $1,000. Sleeps 4. SO; 8
711g. IL
ONE 3I-FT. DE LUXE house trailer
Super, like new: must sell at once
ALEXANDER GREGG. Lot 2uS
East Potomac Park. :"
1852 AMERICAN TRAILER, 26'
FULLY equip. incl. bath. Perfect cond
Cash or terms Can be seen, Lo
I6l. Temple Trailer VillaGe,. Duk'
st and telegraph I'd, Alex, Va. )
1881 TRAyELO HOUSE TRAILER
2l IT, Call OV. 3-65SS after pm
DUPAGE, 1850 house trailer, 81 #
Excel. cond. Sleeps six: All con
yeniences. Hot and cold runnint
water, elec. refrigerator quo thern
heater. Everything complete. Read,
to move in. S?,495. AcKEERM1AIG Al
TRAILER SALES. BALTIC. blvd. Col
lege PIX, Md, WE. 5-4949. y
LUGGAGE TRAILER-4'XS>; compl
closed-in; used once. $3.50. Can b
seen at 4600 Chevy Chase blyd.
Bethesda OIL, 4-6890 -S
Evening star., 1953-11-08
LOUDOUN COUNTY
HOMESITES
IN
BROAD PIN FARMS

BROAD RUN FARMS
We appreciate the interests and visits
of the many thousands Of people
who have shown US the courtesy OF
coking. over our development.
If you have been out already, then
come again and you'll be surprised
at the progress. II you hayent I
looked us over, then come and see
just what is causing this marvellous
success where purchasers have puro
quickly and where so many homes
are either built or are now under
construction that many ask If this
is special GoVernment-financed
COMPARE THESE FEATURES
IL Every homesite will be served
with 50-ft dedicated right-o -of-way
with "a 1T. graded road, of which 20
it. will be surfaced with ma cadam
guilt to specifications required by
Loudoun County coming authorities;
81 Telephone available to every
tract Mail delivery.
a. School bus right TO property;
churches; within shopping distance
'2n a., Do yta want wooded seclusion?
e6, Do you want wide : open plots?
Gj If it's I,iew you long for, come
and lo7E at Maryland majestic
SUGAR l ?ai Mountain and Virginia's S
B.ue Ritge range.
90 25. miles west of d own o " n
Washington, which is 40 minutes
over. fast new State highways and
Washington Freeway, which is
more accessible in point of time.
Chase, Silver Spring, Alexandria
and other committing areas.
t9l The developer has SEGREGATED l
acre on Broad Run for the perma-
nent use of the owners who pEr-
chase homesites in this development,
This acre of land lies between one
of the macadam roads in this de-
velcpment and the deep waters OF
Broad Run, affording a waterway
without obstruction to the Potomac
River, opening up the full facilities
OF Broad Run and this beautiful,
wide section of the Potomac River
to fishing, hunting and recreation
This acre OF land will provide park
ing privileges for cars and a boat
landing.
.gOi Loudoun County has one of the
lowest, taxes in the country. being
several times lower than any of the
er Metropolitan Washington
counties
ttllJ A new 1S-hole golf course on
l'eesburg pike near the development
| Opeueu June at cOSJ OF over
a quarter of a million dollars.
! Q2) A new million dollar county
high school is under construction
at Leesburg.
| U3 Among others this subdivision
! is serviced by mail, laundry and
newspaper delivery.
PRICE
Every homesite in this development
/ priced at 81 622.59. First purchaser
/ to come gets first choice.
TERMS
Down payment and monthly payment
| to suit any reasonable requirement
upon approval of developer who
does his own financing.
OPEN ALL DAY SUN. TIL DARK
To reach: West on Rt 7, IA miles
past Tysons Corner, take last right
turn before crossing Broad Run
Bridge, where Broad Run Lake is
PoToMAc RIVER SECTION
We had 23 10-acre tracts a few
week ago. TWenty-one tracts are
sold with only two left. Three sold
last week end despite the hot
weather. It's really amazing, isn't
1t? See our special ad under
JUST CONE AND SEE ENJOY
A DAY IN THE COUNTRY
Evening star., 1953-11-08
AVIATION

PIPER PA-2O 1850 PAGER: 300 hours:
fully equipped with Marco and LF;
hangared entire time; pneumatic tail
wheel: plane condition; 60-day
guarantee. Flown only by owner
GILBERT N. KELLER, 1916 Taylor
St. NV. ia. 9-Sl00. S
AIRPLANE SKIS, . sets of Federal
metal skis. Priced S47 80 per set
WATTS AVIATION SERVICE. Ma
nassas, Va. 13u-J-3 KE. S-4S39
Evening star., 1953-11-08
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

500 CASH MORE for clean '3S to
AS Ford or Chev. If bought or sold
by us. .TE. 4-2S1S. IL
WILL PAY TOP DOLLAR for late
model convertibles and hardtops,
MCNEIL ,Studebakerl, 4O34 WIS.
ave. EN-. 372S6.
for nice low-mileage cars. MORRIS
HUGHES. 161" Ga. ave. RA. t. l2@,
CARS FOR THE Southern trade.
Neeo 100 cars. See Mr.. Beach.
BEACH MOTORS, 1910 l4th st. n W.
IS
STATION WAGONS, Packard. Pom
tiac. Olds or others for sound am
plification; recent models; must be
in good condition. Cash at once.
CO. 5-4445. -----------------
A DEALER FROM N. C.
VIII pay big prices for 80 to 81
ears. 400 Ga. ave. NV, RA. 3-5677.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
MOTEL

Naples area new de luxe: excellent
income; S20.0u0 will handle JOHN
ing Florida properties, CO 5-1S0O,
Modern Bungalow, $7,875
South of Orlando, Lake resort area
Beautiful 3year-old one-story. like
new; lovely living room, modern
kitchen nice sized bedrooms.
shower bath, many extra features,
carport workshop, laundry, large
handicapped lot. beautiful orna-
mental shrubs. Few blocks to schools.
TERMS ARRANGED No 3S,3l3.
VESTS, H. w. Strickland. High
way No. ! 5 (23 mi. south Of Or
landol. NarcooSsee, Fla. CATALOG
MAILED FREE
Evening star., 1953-11-08
Beautiful Home;
On Mt. Lake

Built tor year round living: lovely
beach. boat landing, rustic log
sulated, ) rms. and " baths. oi!
furn ce, eleC., phone. grdyity Soring
water, I maGnifcent fireplaces, hard
Nd floors, living rn. and dinEing rm
finished in knotty pine, picture
windows. stone patioS, screened IN
porch overlooking lake. storm win
doWS and screens, kitchen eqpd. with
elec. range refrigerator. etc. and
plenty household furniture included
many shade trees; at village, short
run to city advantages: splend. ID
hunting ana fishing sacrifice price
$1,000 C. A. Heiges d Son,
STROUT REALTY, 1!1 Buford ave,
CettySourp Pa. Bargain Lists
Evening star., 1953-11-08
MOTORCYCLES

WANTED, Harley-Davidson, Hydra
Glide. Must be cheap. Ii. 7-l250.
HARLEY DAVIDSON, 1850. excellent
condition. $3.50. 10. 2-6430 S
B.S.A., 1888; 500-c. c. single alloy
engine, chrome tenders. full race
cams, 7. T. carburetor, S-to-l COM
preston This machine has never
been spilled and is like new in every
way. Come and make an offer.
/ OIL 2-S269.
TRIUMPH, 1852; Speed Twin. excel.
cond.; price, S515. 10. 7-s3l6.
FALL SALE
Save up to SO on leather jackets.
81 80 Solo seat covers 81
SI.9J cloth helmet 25c
Take over unpaid balance due on sew
eral rep0SsesSed late model HID.
Save I'D to $500 per machine
Come in and see the 1854 50th-an-
niYeTsary HID.
RED HOUSE
HID. Sales and Service. AD. 2-0602
1865 31st St. NV.
Evening star., 1953-11-08

CADILLAC 1852 convertible coupe:
privately owned; fully equip; green
with green top; S3450 or Lest offer.
NO. 1-5242; after 9, JU, 1854.
Evening star., 1953-11-08

CADILLAC 40 2-dr.; black. white
walls, r. and h. HYDRA Matte good
tires; perfect condition; 81 500 or
best offer. 10. S-3924 -,
CADILLAC Al sed,; HYDRA Matte.
r. and h. OIL. 4-10l2 or Oh
Evening star., 1953-11-08
WATERFRONT PROP. wANTED

ALL YEAR HOME with modern con
veniences; , or 3 bedrms.; can pay
cash; must commute; give full de
tails. Box 247-M, Star.
FARM OR ACREAGE on navigaGie
water, Va. or Md: trade Arlington
and or D. c. res. income property
Write full description and value 10
II. ALEXANDER. $50 Maine ave
s.w.. Washington 4, D. c.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

.GUNNERS. q mile Chesapeake Bay
shore front available Call Stevens
vile, Md, 2273 for particulars.
10
ANNUAL LEASE-Waterfron cottage,
modern improvements. boat and
bathing docks, located Holland
Point. owner leaving will show No
vember II. Call TIE. 6-O40S.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
MONTGOMERY COUNTY =

NUN l1OMbh1 1 AOON
/. Unimproved but challenging 7-rmi
house with so acres mostly clear
with good stream across property.
Gravel road within . mi Of clover
leaf Full price, $4,000.
E. Whites Ferry. 2l0 acres. with g
rm. modern house except Tor neat,
overlooking Potomac. Good barn,
Full price, S35, 900. Mrs. Ross,
Gaithersburg 323-R. LYMAN c.
DELE & CO., INC. ST. $500.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
REMINGTON, vA.-PountFy farm,

REMINGTON. VA.-Pountrv farm,
3, very nice; 6 rms, cleo. water
facing imp. rd; $4,000, terms.
Severa. building lots from l-5 acres
S300-Sl.O00 terms.
900 acres excellent land, 7 rms.
e'eC water orchard, Sl2, 500, terms
ll5 acres. stream; s rms, cleo, barr
and outbuildings; Sl2.500, terms.
Ion acres timberland facins imp. rd.
permanent stream: $4,000. terms
Stock farm 300 acres; very nict
modern dwelling 6-rm. tenant house
barns sheds, etc; S4l000 cas-!
terms
Dairy farms equipped. Small places
B. F. PERROW. Remington. Va
Rem II
Evening star., 1953-11-08
? CATALOGS


One for E, Shore. Md, Pa, N. Y. an6
motelS stores. etc. Write few words
about what you want. where AMER
REALTY, 22 E. 18th ST., n, Y. 3
Sc n J. other for Fla farms. homes
S3-ACRE FARM. mi from D. c
line. Large asbeStoS-shingle house
oil hot-water heat; bedrms.. !. T.
d. r, double kit. pantry. bath
Handicapped, shade trees. stable, i'm
plement shed corn crib. CHECKER
house, 64-ft So tobacco barn. small
tenant house. scar shed. other out
bldgs,; high elevation; land clear
y LARGE work horses; $4,000, sub
Stantial cash. Good investment 70
future subdiy. EQpt. can be bough
separately. OAKLAND REAL ES
TATE. 7124 Marlboro Pike, Distric
HgtS, Md. Jordan S-l444 Ludlov
A0II0
Evening star., 1953-11-08
25-Acre Farm. $3.50

Diversified layout: State hwy. front
age, store nearby, 2l2 mi to village
about % a. for cultivation; fenced
spring pasture, wdlot., home fruit
comfortable dwelling. Il rms. gas
lee, oak frs. wainscoting. lawn
housing for / 800 broilers, meat ano
feed houses Chance of a lifetime
w. H. Brumback, STROUT REALTY
2l2 S. Main ST.. Woodstock, Va
BARGAIN Lists Mailed Free.
Evening star., 1953-11-08
WHITE, SANDY BEACH WATER
Broad Creek

Prince Georges Co., Md. 6h miles
D. c. line. Rare opportunity to Sc
cure 9 acres high LAYING land: has
front: q secluded location near pave
ment and II site for a flne water
front home. Western state owner
will sell well under prevailing prices
for close-in-to washington desirable
Evening star., 1953-11-08
HUNTING ACCOMMODATIONS
DEER HUNTERS

For Accommodations write POINT
VIEW INN, Star Route. Oakland,
Nd, Phones: Oakland 2-3633 or
2-9e34. g
Evening star., 1953-11-08
FARMS
OInev Area

Modern ranchhouse on level acre. :
bedrms., unusually fine kit; more
land available. Price, S16,950, and
reasonable terms. Mr.. AIKEN
Fulton, SASH.