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Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-21
Oak Harbor News
MRS. ALBERT n. KRUGER

Mrs. Guy H. Dicken entertained
the Couples Club" at her home
last Friday evening. The occasion
was also her birthday, so the lunch
table was beautifully decorated
with red roses and large birthday
cake. During the evening pinochle
was played with high score prizes
being won by Mrs. Charles Puffen
bach and Rueben Ross. Low score
prizes by Mrs. Arthur Parman .and
Ernest Everett, Mr.. and Mrs. Rue
ben loss, Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Par
man, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Stamm
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Puffenbach
Mr.. nd Mrs. Guy O. Dicken.
Mr.. and Mrs. Byron and Mr.. and
Mrs. George Windisch spent Sunday
together celebrating their 43 ano
AZ wedding anniversaries which
falls on August 18th. For a mum
Der of years they have followed
this custom, on the nearest Sunday
to the date. This year they drove
to Ottawa Lake, Michigan where
they enjoyed a dinner and after
wards visited relatives at Manitua
Lake and Devils Lake, Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy Herring and
granddaughter Sandra and Mary
Lynn Whaley spent last weekend
visiting with Mr.. and Mrs. Henry
Karr at Willoughby, Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gallagher and
family of Cleveland, Ohio were
weekend guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Madison and family
Mr.. and Mrs. George H. Layman,
Gary, Susan and Paul attended the
Layman reunion at Luckey, Ohio
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Martin, Mr.
and Mrs. Ralph Peters, Mr. and
Mrs. George H. Layman and Mr.
and Mrs. Arnold Krieger met al
the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Don
Kohl for an evening of pinochle
Winning high score prizes were
Ralph Peters and Mrs. Layman
low score, were Russell Martin and
Mrs. Peters. Delicious refresh.
ments were served after the games
Sunday supper guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. George L. Peters and family
were Mr.. and Mrs. Nicholas Knops
of Toledo and Mr.. and Mrs. Wade
Rice and Rebecca Sue.
Mrs. George L. Peters accompan
led by Mrs. Adair Wilbur of Port
Clinton, Mrs. Crissida Monroe
Mrs. George Willer and Mrs. Her
man Berger all of Sandusky Coun
ty, left Thursday morning for &
trip to Toronto, Canada where
they will attend meeting on Fri
day, which is Canada Day at the
Associated County Women of the
World international meeting. Home
Councillors from all over the world
attend this meeting to exchange
ideas and discuss various subjects
of interest to home makers and
each year it is held in a different
|. country.
Mrs. Virgil Berry, Virginia anc
Michael, Mrs. and Nelson Ware
Darlene and Billy all of Toledo were
Monday guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Joseph Stamm and family.
Ottawa County news. (Port Clinton, Ohio) 1931-1956, 1953-08-21
MARBLEHEAD
MRS. MARY LUCAS

A shower is to be held at st.
Mary's church basement in honor
Of Miss Lillian Wozniak Of Port
Clinton, on Sunday, August %.
Mrs. George Elchiso, Sr, was
taken to Magruder Hospital Fri
day evening.
Mrs. Vernie Sauvey is a patient
at Magruder Hospital.
Charles Butchko, Mrs. Peter
Butchko, Mrs. Joseph Kristenak
and Joanie, and Lynn Ann Canter
spent Sunday in Cleveland visit
ing Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Demko
and children.
Mr. and Mrs. George Bro, Jr.,
have returned Sunday afternoon
from their honeymoon in Wiscon-
sin.
Mr.. and Mrs. Calzarata and son
Nal of Chicago spent their vaca-
ton with Mrs. Mary A. Lucas and
daughter.
The V. F. w. Auxiliary of STAN
ley JadWiSiak Post held their
monthly meeting Sunday evening
at Post Hall, with plans COM
pleted to welcome the 9th District
Conference Of V. F. w. to be held
here August 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Luska of
Cleveland spent part of their va
cation here, then Mrs. Julia Zippi
accompanied them on their trip
to Melvondale, Michigan.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-06
Al ROBINSON AND ALKAI.I IKE

NEW MANAGEMENT - NEW DECOR NEW DEAIl
FINEST ENTERTAINMENT 6 DRINKS NO PRICE 4
CONE IN AND
On Duvul St. Between Greene and Front Sis
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-06
Fernando Lamas Says Women
Are The Same The World Over

Fernando's steady date these
days is luscious, flame-haired
Arlene Dahl, with whom he is
starring in "Sangaree." (By cur
lious Hollywood logic, Lana is now
being squirrel by Lex Barker, re-
Gently divorced from Miss Dahl. }
An amiable and talkative fellow,
the Argentinian reflected at length
about women here and abroad.
He observed that women are the
same everywhere in the world,
differing only in degrees.
American women are slightly
different from Latins because they
have more freedom" he re-
marked. 81 take my hat off to
them; the women here have
earned their position of equality
with men. They can influence men
by direct means, whereas the
Latin women cannot. The Latin
women have to remain in the
home, and the man is the masters
Whatever influence they have must
come BY indirect means.
"The women in the U. S. have
the advantages Of equality with
men. but they also have disadvan-
tages. In gaining their position,
they have had to get in and work
elbow to elbow with men. Thus
they lose a certain quality of soft
ness.
"Ah. softnessl That is the thing
/ look for in a woman. Arlene
possesses it to a remarkable de-
gree. But that is probably because
she is a second-generation Ameri-
can. Her father undoubtedly
brought her up with the old-world
philosophy toward women"
! asked him how American and
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-06

der outpolled Bepubncaa caN@.
dates by 262. 46S in aggregate pop
ular vote.
The figures, changed since .
tabulation Jan. 16, showed:
Democrats 28,641,644
Republicans 28.379, 176
The earlier compilation gave the
Democrats a plurality of 2S9, 271.
Counting only districts where the
Democrats and Republicans OPP
posed each other for the House, the
vote showed a plurality OF 3,259, 321
for the Republicans. The aggregate
Republican vote was &c, 969, ATT
Democratic 23,71O,156.
Eighty-two Democrats unopposed
by Republicans, including rs in the
South, polled 4,931 ,4ss in the aggre-
gate. Eleven unopposed Republi-
cans received 1,4O9,699 votes.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-06
BY Boa THOMAS

HOLLYWOOD B-"Women are
the same all over the world, and
l say God bless them"
These were the word Of Fernan-
do Lamas, the most promising
Latin lover to hit the screen since
the days of Rudolph Valentino and
Ramon Navarro. He made q hit
co-starring with Lana Turner In
"The Merry Widow" and continued
with a real-life romance with her
that was torrid IL short-lived.
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-06

Latin women differed as to physi.
cal beauty.
i read this once in a book" he
replied, "And I believe it is true:
From the waist down, the Ameri-
can woman is the best; from the
waist up, the Latin woman is the
best
THAT is how feel. American
women undoubtedly have the most
beautiful legs in the world. The
women are also more striking
looking, because they are bigger.
But for classic beauty, the Latin
women have the most beautiful
faces"
Oh yes, we also talked about less
ethereal matters, such as his ca
reer. Now on loanout from MGM,
he is seeking a permanent. release
from the studio. So far AiGM,
which has his services tied I'D for
four more years, doesn't see it his
way.
Il am very friendly with the
studio" he assured me. 81 am
grateful to them for such a won.
derful break as The Merry Wild
ow.' But / would like to plan my
own career. In Argentina, / pro.
duced six pictures and directed
two. | would like to buy stories
here and make them myself,
Hollywood is a momentary
place, and | feel this is my mo-
ment. like it here, and I'd like
to stay. But perhaps two years
from now. some fellow in the bal
cony of theater in Kansas City
will get up and say, 'Aw, I'm
getting tired of seeing that guy on
the screen Six other people might
join him and that would be the
beginning of the end"
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-06

in the
the
F.
faculty
Carroll University ROTC of the
lectures the schools
the
jamaica 1t Col Shntt in
SonarS hooL
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-06
House Democrats
|Outpolled COP

WASHINGTON R-Revised Off
cial figures compiled by the House
Republican Campaign Committee
showed today that Democratic can
didates for the House last Novem-
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1953-02-06

In the process Of restoring
colonial Williamsburg. Va, 423
old buildings have been restored
and GIG more recent structures
torn down or removed from the
restored area.
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

home. G. g.. D. G. 3 bedrms., den.
ga bath. paneled recr. rm., attach.
gar. for home, Rehoboth or Ocean
City. WO. 6-2973. -23
REHoBOTH BEACH, DEL.-Apts.
new, modern, central, we'll furnished
l to bedrooms. PAUL ROBERT
SON oS 10 Phi philadelphia st.. phone
NORTH BEACH. MD.-For sale, cot
tag e.. on large a corner lot Y blk; from
MRS. KAYE, JU. 9-6927. 30
OCEAN CITY, MD, on ocean-Four
pch sun deck; Si7 n9S WI nv ay an A scr
II. Oh: 2-2635, EN-. 1855. Pa
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.-Newly
decorated bungalow; sleeps 6; beds,
gas stove and water heater are new;
tub and shower: liv.. rm. and din
cite space combined, breakfast nook,
quiet location; available beginning
week Sept. 5, $40 week incl: utils;
remainder of Sept $50 week incl.
utils. Call TIE. 6-92S1.
CREST, N. j., .129 East
, oPsn PA July q oS; r., We s-45$si lie re
house, Il blk. from ocean. Complet-
" furn. except linens. Avail. from
Sept; 5 REDUCED rates. EN-. 2-5533.
OCEAN BEACH: MD.IDirect ocean
Best a III; En-. 81 s.esS4.A ev WiH sac
REHOBOTH BEACH, DEL.-Ocean-
front cottage. 4 bedrms., 2 baths:
servants quarters. Avail. Aug. l
to Sept: is, $1,000. Call Reho-
both $500.
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Herndon Realty Agency
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

CHARMING SOUTHERN MARYLAND
HOME--Solid brick, English bond.
center hall, 3-story and basement
dwelling. II. spacious high-ceiling
rooms excellent fireplaces, hand;
porches. electricity. telephone, large
grove, magnificent oak, walnut, pop
lar trees; deep well, spring stream
SCOTT. frontage on State road; "
miles from La Plata; excellent soil;
- acres; $4,000. Additional acre
RIVER fyi s:f FKSNr TOBACCO CATTLE
miles Washington; i.2O0-ft. water.
front; 80 acres arabic. excellent soil;
S-room -and-bath, center-hali resi-
dence; 2 tobacco barns, farm build
ings; ducking shore. anchorage; ten
ZAP, ant on farm; $4,000.
Quilt 194Sl, excellent condition; =
rooms, bath. basement. oil-burner
heat; fireplace; excellent neighbor-
G 99ed Goo near school; l-acre lot.
Ia PLATA, MD.-Gentleman's home;
trees fruit trees; EXISTENT neiehSor
hood. Convenient churches, schools.
stores; spacious rooms, bath, large
porch, electricity. artesian well.
immediate occupancy. S1l 900.
POTOMAC RIVER year-round house.
sand beach, anchorage, 1h-acre
lot: Groom. dwelling, ga baths; oil
hot-water heat. artesian well, ga
rage, servants quarters, furniture
,, and small boat included. $4,000.
FARM near La Plata. 1913
acres. IS arabic. IL acres allotment:
6-rm. dwelling. electricity; 2 tobacco
barns; good neighborhood. Tenant
on farm, $4,000.
PORT TOBACCO RIVER-Residentia
$500; also 5-acre tracts on high
ridge with waterfront privileges;
U. S. HWY. 3O1-Outstand!ng BUSH
ness sites; also homesites in fast.
growing towns and on beautiful riv-
erS and bays,
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LOUDOUN COUNTY
HOMESITES
IN
BROAD RUN FARMS

You owe II, to yourself to come out
AMI see this we'll planned develop
ment. which Is being carved from
one OF Loudoun County's gorgeous
r bbeIomae River yeFn estates :.. O.. -.
phenomenal sales and for the public
reception being accorded this devel.
The Srd. Attn ana 5th sections OF this
DEVELOPMENT have now been COM
pr PIete a. oy the engineers and approved
Commission, and the road construc-
ton engineers are now in the process
Of building the macadam road syS-
'e1 co% Vi sRfse T ifssiSni FEATURES
with SOFT. dedicated right of-way
with 24-tt. Graded road. OF which 20
r.. will be surfaced with macadam.
put!t to specifications REQUIRED by
~, douo9nn County coming authorities
80 Telephone available to every
tract. Mail delivery.
90 School and bus right BY property:
churches, within shopping distance
" We R Ravs yG Il, want wooded seclusion7
" ". R Rsv. yO /. want "ids-oDsn Dl0s.'
~ II it's view you long for. come
and look at Maryland's majestic
sugar Loaf Mountain and virGinia's
IS Is miles west sans Of downtown wash.
:ngton. which is 40 minutes over
fast, new State highways and WASH
ngt1n,s Freeway which is more ac-
cessif5is IN point Of time, safety and
Spring. Alexandria and other COM
tel The developer has segregated /
acre on Broad Run for the perma-
nene use OF the owners who pur-
Ths acPe 81 snd u h Hes SetSssS
velopment and the deep waters of
I BTi4aG Run, af!ording z waterway
RRiiS yep on obstruction to the Potomsc
Of Broad Run and this beautiful,
wide section Of the Potomac River
to fishing. hunting and recreation
This acre. Of land viii provide park
Ing PRIVILEGES for cars and q boat
tIOl Loudoun County has one Of the
lowest taxes in the country. being
several times lower than any of the
other METROPOLITAN Washington
qD a new ls-hols golf course on
opened June l at cost over a
quarter OF a million dollars.
Q2) A new million dollar county
nigh school is under construction
13) Among others. this subdivision
Is serviced by mail. laundry and
newspaper delivery.
PRICE
Every domestic in this development
priced at S1.475. First purchaser
TO come gets f fiES1 choice.
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. z, IA miles
past Tysons Corner. take last right
turn before crossing Broad Run
Bridge; where Broad Run Lake Is
Get Here First for First Choice
POTOMAC RIVER
l0-acre tracts on Potomac River with
hard-surfaced road frontage avail
able. For particulars. see CLASSIFIED
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Early American
FarmStead

IN river and State hwy; excellent
for beef, general crops or dairying,
hilltop-beautifu view of mts. and
surrounding farms; $40 acres. about
225 tillable. pasture as desired,
brooks. wire fencing, wdlot., apple
orchard: moderniSed residence, Z
rooms. bath. furnace. cleo. and :
fireplaces. naples for shade: S-rm.
to store. school; easy haul to city;
only 100 mi. to Washington; quick
sale price. S24 800. terms. j. h.
Bane. ST.. STROUT REALTY, RID.
i. Rhoadesville. Va. Bargain lists
mailed free
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STOP

And reconsider, all You readers of
ploughman's Folly and Pleasant
Valley, who looked at farms in
toudoun County, but turned away
that has been drastically reduced
almost 800 because it must he
sold! Beautiful. old Virginia stone
house. that has been tastefully re-
stored; marvellous view, 236 acres:
tenant house and good tenant;
LWc oarns; well fenced and well
to washington. Now $4,000.
TIGHE e. WOODS
LeesDurg' Va. Leesburg 455
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Exclusive, Yet Not Expensive
This fine acreage. accessible by Route
and the Georgetown Leesburg pike
Is about Il miles from Chain Bridge
in the Colvin Run area of Fairfax
County, in a protected community
OF estates OF 8 acres or more. own
erS have privilege of our 15-acre
lake; $500 per acre. Sites from
90 to IL acres available. One
three-acre site adjoining subdivision
available, $500 per acre as a whole.
HERMAN E. GASCH g. SON
500 Woodward Bldg. MA. S-1254
Sat. and Sun. Call Daleview 5-9152.
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS WANTED
DESK SPACE

YOUNG ATTORNEY or mfgr.'s agent
in lawyers office mr.. Treasury, Ma.
S-6225. CO. 5-0111. 30
OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area: telephone
answering, mail service and public
stenograDher available. Call DE.
2-S000.
BLDG, share lawyers
suite. fully furnished; reasonable.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1953-07-19

UPPER MONTGOMERY
COUNTY
2 ACRES

S-room frame house. full
bath, oil steam heat, fireplace,
slate roof. electric range. 2
refrigerators, hardwood floors,
garage, barn. chicken houses,
other outbuildings, fruit trees.
setting with lawn and shade
trees. On State road 80 miles
D. c.. within walking dis
lance, BIO. station, excellent
for committing. Price. $4,000.
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BROADLANDS

800 acres: century-old center-hall
Colonial: 4 stone ehimneys; barn.
over mile on Broad Run. Open.
Out 211 to Centreville. left on IS
for IL miles. then straight ahead
on 296,. 4 miles to farm on right.
Haymarket x-S629.
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Randall H. Hagner & Co., Inc.
Realtors
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. $4,000
FAUQUIER COUNTY
Owing to Ill health the owner has
l9h-acre farm. u clear. bal. in
large oak timber. New Broom cot
tage, electricity. garage, stable, nice
garden. Fronting on State road.
Deep well. steel cased UP with pump.
Price reduced to $5,250: $4,000
cash. terms; 40 mi. to D. C. Shown
A. G. ANDERSON
lila N. Vernon St., Arl., Va.
ia. 4-0696. -19
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peter /. l1agan

3 ACRES AND A STREAM
OPEN SAT. AND SUN. 2-S
nearby Nd. Liv. rm.. din. rm.. fully
equipped kit. Q large bedrms. and
modern bath, hardwood floors, oil
h.-w.h.. full bsmt. 8 acres fertile
land. 8 acres cleared, 3 acres In
woods. with large stream on one
only S14.750. Terms. TO reach:
Drive out Landover Marlboro I'd.
PA miles past Largo to White House
rd.. turn right one block to property
or out. Central ave. to Largo I'd,
turn right ga miles, look for our
peter ]. hagan
REALTOR
UN. 1855 WA. 7-1257 UN. 4-1aS5
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B. F. PERROW
Remington, Va. Rem. II.


4L11S SAO C14Lb o EtEAM
50 a. Six-rm. house. new furnace,
Youngstown kit, 33 cubic IT. deep
freeze. panel den, 1ka bath; lot Of
furniture; new barn; "a mi. I'd.
frontage: 40 a. clear: % mi. D. C.
S22 500, " cash.
pa At rms, oil heat and bath; in
town Of Poolesville; $1,000, $1,000
cash. Vacant.
s Rms.-Brick house. slate roof; mod
kit, new bath, h.-w.h., hardwood
fls.,. 2 flreplaces, lge. porches, su-
perior shade. ample garden space
40 mi. DC; an above average rural
home. $1,000
500 a.--Spacious pre-Civil War brick
and frame house, superior barns,
etc.; rms, tenant house, 45O-acre
crop and grass land; several bold
streams; cattle fence; ~ mi. front
age on Ri. $40, north Of Gathers
burg, mr.. cloverleaf of dual hwy
among fine estates; has golf and
country club possibilities: 90 mi
from Capital; at 500 per acre. The
largest tract of good line we'll
located land for sale anywhere
within 20 mi. radius of Capital at
CHARLES H. JAMESON
Broker, POOleSyllle 1000
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LEONARD SNYDER
81. 1911 LA PLATA. MI
RETIRED MANS
PARADISE

one-half mile frontage Rappahan-
mock River. excellent for yachts,
boats. etc; 10 minutes drive Of
Fredericksburg, Va; excellent wild
game duck shooting and fishing
pletely redecorated; rooms, 3
baths. hot-water oil heat, walnut
paneled living room with fireplace,
knotty pine dining room and den.
wall-to-wall carpeting, every room
with a picture window, California
Rolblinds and full draw drapes,
beautiful redecorated mod. kitchen.
all conveniences; new stucco knotty-
pine recreation room. bar, fireplace
with built-in charcoal broilers and
barbecue. hot and cold water;
situated in grove of trees with
llandscaped lawns. New sOx3O-ft.
2-Story barn, poultry houses, ma
chine and tool sheds. etc. Farm of
ITO acres fertile grazing land COM
pletely fenced with new woven wire
fences. Furniture. farm equipment,
hay and corn in barn, "a black
Angus heifers. Ia calves, ! excellent
milk COW included in sale price,
SS9,500; 100000 cash; balance
owner will finance. Brokers pro-
tected.
Elliott E. Brooks, Broker
FREDERIcKsBURG. VA.
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FARM CATALOG

FREE! Farms. Ranches, Homes, Re-
sorts, Auto Courts. Stores. Hotels,
etc. over 5000 bargains described,
81 States. Coast-to-coast. Pictures
galore. livestock. crops. equipment
often included, many easy terms.
Tell us what YOU want. Where?
Price? Terms? Save through our 3d.
year-old service. Worlds largest.
STROUT REALTY. 711-N Wood
ward Bldg, washington. Sterling
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$1,000 cash

1-2 Acres of land bounded on one
side by stream within 8 miles radius
of Harrington, Arlington, Va. Call
TIE. $3.50, or write Box GIN, Star.
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FARMS Cent?

10S-acre farm for dairy.
cattle or crops. All level land on
paved road. % miles to either Wash.
or BALTIC. Large new block barn. with
milking parlor. 6-rm. solid frame
house, with bath. Priced low at
Good home in the country with sew
6-rm. frame house with heat and
bath. on good road. Some sound
outbldgs. A good buy at $1l 900.
H. p. BURDETTE Il SON,
rvl Mt 1, air airy N Mo-, ~ Ph hr,c iss 81,
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
6 S,I,ta 9 Washd dairy; LAND
hay. includina 30 acres iS 81 aria sIfslfS;
90 acres Of pasture. rs acres yalu-
able tir'ber; main house has bath
houses; present help viii remain.
Large reduction in price for sub
c cels 1a Ms ST.. sk 1880, C. DELE
NEAR SANDY SPRING. MD, 400
acre farm In high state. of culti--
walton. Excellent meadow and
stream. Old S-rm. stone house with
S SFss' f PnS d s $3.50
per acre.
SANDY SPRING REALTY co.
Dial Op.-Fulton 8-2421
RUN. FARMS-lOh acres.
floor: Liv. rm,. dining Ell. tiled bath.
new electric stove. refrigerator. gar
bage disposal and dishwasher. Lower
level partitioned for large recrea-
ton room, Y bath, laundry and
large pstHIe VIEW Tnd0Uf
Potomac bottom lands: : frepiaces;
in Broad Run Farms. Loudoun
County's largest and most successful
subdivision-lowest taxes In Metro
o DSeE Ia. Are State e bT miles from sSa d r.
Bridge. Purchaser gets access to
Broad Run Creek and Potomac River
for finest recreation in this area Of
fishing, hunting and miles of boat
ing. Price $4,000. modest down
payment, subdivider will finance
for $4,000 per acre.
write for appointment. To reach:
West on Rte. z. IA miles past Tysons
Corner. take last right turn before
crossing Broad Run Bridge where
office Is located on Broad Run Lake.
burg. Va. phone 49-W-I3: Robert
B. Young subdivision. Herndon. va,
phone 94-W-1.
LOW-COST WATERFRONT FARM
About 900 #. on navigable river, all
water sports: in village. handy stores.
churches, schools. etc; 3 acres, 8 for
truck crops. grains, etc; comfort
able Arm. and bath home, electri-
city. poplar shade: hard-to-beat-
bargain at $4,000. AMERICAN
REALTY, 223 Prince VIM. st.. Prin-
cess Anne Md