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The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-09-02
AURORA EGLON

A Penny Supper will be held at
the Aurora Community Building
Friday evening, September 3. be-
ginning at o'clock, sponsored by
the Friendly Bible class Of the
Methodist church. The public is in
vited
Willard Feather, Of Eglon, re-
mains a patient in the Garrett
County Memorial hospital where
he was taken Friday, August 27,
after he received facial decorations
and head injuries while working
with machinery.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Fike, who
had been in Ohio since the first Of
May where Mr.. Fike had employ
ment, returned Saturday to their
home in Cash Valley.
Mrs. Olga Hardy and daughter,
Joan, Of Elgin. H.. spent several
days last week at the home of the
formers sister. Dr.. Blanche Miller,
Eglon.
Rev. Galen Fike, Eglon, is con
Quoting a revival at the Old Fur
mace church near Fort Ashby. Mrs.
Fike and children and others from
Eglon visited him, and at he W.
b. Helmick home Sunday afternoon.
Rev. and Mrs. Norman Harsh
and family moved this week from
Sunnyside parsonage near Romncy
to the District parsonage at Eglon.
which was the home of the late
Rev. and Mrs. Ezra Fike.
Sheridan Shoemaker came this
week to the home of his uncle and
aunt, Mr. and Mrs. Eugene Shoe
maker and mother, Hazel Shoe
maker, Of near Brookside. He had
been overseas and came as a total
surprise to his folk. After his fur
Tough he will be stationed in the
States.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Jones and
family, of Falls Church, returned
Monday to their home after spend
ing more than two weeks vacation
at the home Of Mrs. Jones parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. Homer Fike, of Cash
Valley.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-09-02
Claims misrepresentation
August 81, 1854.
rT~T II

August 81, 1854.
Editor Of The Republican
Oakland, Maryland
Dear Sir:
Your paragraph numbered 3 in
your reply to Mrs. Fleets letter
in the August oath issue of The
Republican is a misrepresentation
of the facts, which may be damag-
ing to me unless corrected.
| have at no time made any at
tempt or given any thought to hav-
ing the roadway in front of my
property at Meadow Run declared
private. This road runs through my
property, as | was told by the sur
veyor when | purchased it more
than twenty years ago that my
line extended across the roadway.
When the old Meadow Run
bridge burned, | planted a double
row of pine trees on the bridge APP
proach and to protect them ! OBJ
tanned a fencing permit from the
power company and put a gate
across the roadway which was no
longer a thorofare.
Since the installation of the new
DIluSC WIllCIl 10 IOl IIGSOLldDlt Nv
vehicles, this approach has been
heavily parked by fishermen with
out any effort on my part to re-
strain them. This is far from a
legal proceedings to have a public
road declared private, as you had
put it in your column.
AS for my having acknowledged
that | have a $4,000 home on the
Wake, that is not true. | did make
the statement that l have that
amount invested in my property
and improvements, including my
hpme, and the latter has absorbed
oAe-half of that amount of the
total expenditure.
Now with reference to Mrs.
Fleets letter in reply to which you
felt it necessary to malign me, l
must say that | admire her frank
ness and style. Her letters are lu-
cid and she marshalls her facts.
If as you feel that someone else is
molding her bullets, you might try
getting some tailor made ones
yourself and get into the target.
Very truly yours,
William B. Jaspert
Pittsburgh, Pa.
4:
Editors Notes:
In our previous remarks we did
not mention Mr.. Jaspert's name as
the person involved. He did write
a letter to the editor last year
which was reproduced in the Sep
TENDER II, 1858, issue. The exact
words: II have been at the lake
for more than twenty years and
have spent over $4,000 on labor
and materials in the construction
of my home, end in the improve
ment of my property" Could Mr.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-09-02
THURSDAY, SEPT. ,, 1854
Just A Wheel

I'm Just a wheel. A steering
wheel And you're my captain. Be
hind me you're the lord and mas
ter Of miracle You can make me
take the kids to school. You can
turn me down the sunny road to-
ward town. With me you can guide
your goods to the market place
you can rush the sick to be healed
you can 90 in minutes to
places hours away. You can do
magic. Yet, in the blink Of an eye.
in the tick of your watch, | can
turn deadly killer. | can snuff out
the life of a kid still full of life
maybe your kid. can twist a
smile into tears. ! can wreck and
cripple and destroy. can deal out
death like the plague. And I'm no
respecter Of persons. A child,
grandmother, even you, my friend
it's all the same to me.
I'm sensitive. | respond instantly
to the hands you give me. Give me
calm hands, steady hands, careful
hands. and I'm your friend. But
give me unsteady hands, fuzzy
minded hands, reckless hands
then Pm your enemy, menace to
the life, the happiness, the future
of every person, every youngster
riding, walking, playing.
was made for pleasure and
usefulness. Keep me that way. Pm
in your hands. Pm just a steering
wheel. And you're my captain. Be
hind me you're the lord and mas
ter of miracle. or a tragedy.
It's up to you.-Published by am
oil company in the interest Of high
way safety.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-09-02

! by Maurice X. FRANKS, PfeSluent
Of the National Labor Management
Foundation and Editor of its Of
ficial publication, PARTNERS.
Great alarm has been spread
concerning the destructive effects
Of the H-Bomb, which the Rus
slams are alleged also to possess.
The recent mock nationwide air
raid would have obliterated 4 Of
our key cities and taken the lives
of 20 million Americans in one fell
swoop.
The propaganda surrounding this
mock operation has struck terror
to large numbers Of our citizens,
who were led to believe that the
raid foreshadowed impending reali-
ty. This is possible, Of course, but
for one am not losing any sleep
over it. For | strongly doubt that
any enemy of this nation would
risk the equally destructive effects
of our certain retaliation.
Neither the Russians nor any
other potential foe are anxious to
see our world come to an end,
knowing in advance that moments
later theirs too would be vapor-
lied. What's more, the devastating
effects of thermo-nuclear attack
would leave the victor no spOils
but, rather, a spoiled and barren
land. Not hub cap would be left
in Detroit, not steel washer in
Pittsburgh, not a thimble Of beer
in Milwaukee. Our transportation
and communication systems would
be dismembered and defunct-
along with every facility for re-
storing them. This would hardly
suit an enemy like the Soviet
Union which dreams of taking this
country intact.
| believe that a hydrogen war
is definitely out. Because the enc
mics of this country possess a far
more potent weapon than the H
Bomb-one that can accomplish
their purpose of taking America
intact.
Maybe you haven't heard about
this weapon but | have, and it's a
bomb, too. don't know what their
name for it is but | have given it
a name and | believe that as we
consider it, Well agree that it is
actually more devastating than the
A or -Bomb-and lot handler.
For it has positively no repercus-
sions on the attacker.
The bomb | have in mind isn't
going to be dropped from the sky.
1t is designed to come straight at
US at earth level. 1t is invisible
even when it lands, and the de-
layed-action mechanism that is
part Of it enables the enemy to
time its explosions effectively.
This weapon could very well be
dubbed the EBomb, for it is in
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-09-02
Beckmun-F itzwuter
Reunion Held Sunday

The annual Beckman and Fitz-
water reunion was held Sunday,
August %, at North Glade, with
II o'clock services being conducted
By Rev Eugene Thayer. over 200
were present.
Prizes were given to the Oldest
and youngest who were George
Beckman and the grandson of Mr..
and Mrs. Getty Thayer, respective
~.
A basket lunch was served in
the All building. Theodore Beck
man, president, was i'm charge Of
a short business meeting. Officers
were reelected with the exception
of the secretary. This position is
now held by Mrs. Viola Friend. The
tenth reunion will be held at the
same place August 2S, next year.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-09-02
THE E-BONIB

BY Maurice r. Franks, President
of the National Labor Management
Foundation and Editor Of its Of
ficial publication. PARTNERS.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-09-02

Entered at the Postoffice at
Oakland, Md. as second-class mail
matter.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-09-02
EGLON CHURCH OF THE

BRETHREN, Paul CrumIey, pas
tor. Maple Spring-9:30 a. m.
Worship. 1890 a. m, Sunday
School Glade View $3.50 a. M,
Sunday School. l0:30 a. M, Wor-
Worship. Glenn Waybright, minis
ter. Br0Okside-10 a. m, Sunday
School II a. M, Worship, Paul
Crumley, minister Mountain Grove
10 a. m, Sunday School. II a.
M, Worship, Joseph Spaid, minis
ter.
Evening worship; Maple Spring,
Congre council.
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The Republican is published
every Thursday at The Republican
Building, Second street, Oakland,
at the following rates of subscrip-
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1954-09-02

United States ended 1853 with
largest prison population in 13
years; being l72,729 in state and
federal institutions for adult Of
Tenders.
Evening star., 1954-10-10

STORES ALREADY LEASED Tc
AASHRRbiwInNEu AHRRi nsua Avn rAIRs AMHNY eT9RIEs oTaERs
CAFRITZ, DI. 10000
Evening star., 1954-10-10

WATERFRONT RETIREMENT HOME,
fully modern, floor; 3 bedrooms,
ia baths. living room. dining room.
kitchen. 5 acres. Guest house, ga
rage. chicken house. Beautiful view
Owner must sell due to illness; ST.
500; :, CAPT. II. G. ,,, ROBSON
NORTH BEACH PARK, block 81. 10,
Is; uoxwood. ) 1T. tall. 10 pieces.
II. Fl; fBEaSa S1SsSs COTTAGE. ami; s4.soo, iS
$500 cash, bal. $40 mo. Cottage for
$4,000: 2-story house for $4,000;
terms. Info s1e 9TH st, N. Beach
OCEAN q An. BEACH gsI2eAactia-waterfront corner corr
SOMETHING UNUSUAL = over i5l
acres On Chesapeake Bay. ~ mi
from d. c.; good beach: mostly
wooded, partially subdivided. lge
sstsi Sids si prc. fGa only sipG Favor
5a5s. 9 I'll 9 pm. or . tn II am
LAKE JACKSON, mr.. Manassas. Va
Sale log cabins and bungalow
all with modern imrovements; mr.;
sssoo: $500 esaass easS Or enHo sers s Manas ad
sas 97-W or drive out any day,
LANCASTER COUNTY, VA water
front perfect retirement homes.
New, ultra-modern in detail
YOUNGSTOWN kitchen, private docks
tage.. Artisan water, Al COM
mnnities; " to s acres, S14. .00t
UP. Your inspection of these fine
homes invited. T. E. TURNER
Hemlock $4,000. White Stone. Va
ALL YEAR RESIDENCES. rms. .
n
chorage, sun parior, garage. fruit
trees: $4,000. Can be seen Sunday
NELSON, 94S Greek dr., Eastport
section on Archer ave-, Annapolis.
ON CHESAPEAKE BAY--Eleven-room
house suitable for convalescent
home; also adjoining cottage; nine
rooms; about two acres ground.
$43.50Q. M. .. ROGERS, Route 4,
Annapolis, Md.
Evening star., 1954-10-10
FARMS
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

/. so acres, 4-room house, tobacco
barn, corn house, poultry house, well.
running stream, on county road. Lib
eral terms. AZ miles d. C. $1,000.
try house, on State highway, cleo
tricity available: 5 acres have been
in cultivation; some timber; 45 miles
D. C. $4,000.
3. 18 acres, 5-room home. large porch.
running creek; immediate possession
Liberal financing. 80 miles D. c.
So 1850
4. 90 acres, Broom log cabin, 2 to-
bacco barns, large running stream.
good orchard, good tobacco and grain
farm, valuable gravel deposits,
Southern Anne Arundel County; i'm
mediate possession; rs miles D. c.
s. a45 acres, overlooking Chesapeake
Bay; 7-room Colonial frame dwell
ing, 2 farm houses, 4 barns. run.
ming streams; paved highway; ideal
for cattle, tobacco and grain; imme-
diate possession: 40 miles d. c.
8. Is6 acres. Groom Colonial frame
house, 2 good farm houses, 3 large
running streams. near Chesapeake
Bay: land in high state Of cultiva-
ton; 20-acre tobacco allotment; Sc
miles d. c. $4,000.
Z. Anne Arundel County, SO-acre
estate, 10-room stone home, with
m ern conveniences: 3 frame
farm houses, tobacco barns, ma
sonry implement building, complett
farm machinery: land in high state
Of cultivation: 3S-acre tobacco allot-
ment; immediate possession; 2t
s. Chesapeake Bay Peninsula. 20t
acres, ia miles water front on bay
and tidewater creek, wide sandy
beach, good harbor, matured timber
Groom farm house, 3-room beach
cottage, tenant house, 2 large barns
complete farm machinery. utilities
adjoins Scientists Clin; seafood
ducking, upland game; ideal for pri'
vate estate or subdivision; 40 miles
@. Anne Arundel County cclonia
estate, 156 acres. restored historic
brick home, 8 rooms. 2 baths. land
scaped grounds, managers house
barns, full set farm buildings, com
plete farm machinery and tools
cattle, growing crops, tobacco, corn
running streams, large orchard
paved road: ideal retirement plf.ce II
first-class condition; 2S miles D. c
See our ad under Water Fronts Fol
Sale" We have farms, water fronts
timber, going businesses to NIL your
requirements. CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY, Prince Frederick, Mary
land. Phone LOS. 354 and 225-J-l &
Evening star., 1954-10-10
ACREAGE TRACTS

$50 down and $40 per month buy,
your choice OF several large wooded.
serssssEss tracts IN RIyERWooI
on the beautiful Patuxent River).
Excellent fishing. Grabbing and far
hunting. over q mile of sandy
beaches; large recreation park with
docks for boats. ETC.: electricity IN
front of every tract; no building
restrictions. Priced from $500 e
S995. Once on property.
DIRECTIONS: Nd, Rt. & to waldorf
Hughesville and Guys Corner. thence
Rt. 235 to Cape st. Marys signi
only As miles from D. G.:
IA. 5-7O09 Ewes, ia. 7-103C
ONLY $5,995
Full price for this year-round. .2-bed'
TS0@ Ity homo sor.I .lv II 5m ahI,6 ki bath \, ut
ONE LEFT
An outstanding buy; new. masonry
year-round home under construc'
ton: Large liy, rm;, 2 nice bedrms,
Sssr double Saa sRailOus dpan caSne. sn
s. ss,s6S. $500 a'ts down. o'' .s7s ' per praSe mo.
includes interest. principal; taxes
insurance. Right on bay front IL
private community.
ON THE BAY
for sale-Two bedrms.. liv
front. Full price, $500. terms
SACRIFICE
Year-round living on waterfront. with
private pier, nice liv. rm.,. 2 bedrms.
modern bath, all-elec. kit, hard
wood floors, screened-in porch; fac
ing water; gas heat, masonry con
struction, big floored attic. PRICED
right. good terms.
cali West River 2-l55l, or cali AID
MAX C. SCHWARTZ
YOUR WATERFRONT SPECIALIST
EDGEWATER BEACH-Beautiful, all
year home, in $25, 1000 neighborhood
aSd Sd bath. x rho House GsSsRs nsW9 panied Ge IN IN
side and out. Beautiful porches. Or
lge. cor. lot. Bus serv. Mr.. schools
80 min. from Washington; S13,95O
sEfBY.. ..oN-THE- -BAy-All-year home
on very lge: lot. Lge. liv. rm;. din
hdwd. floors; full bsmt.; oil b, w
heat. Committing distance. % miles
Greatly reduced for quick sale. Conv
FRANKLIN MANOR BEAcH-Fine
all-year home on very .lge. lot. Lge
liy. rm., din. rm., bedrms.. 2 baths
all splendidly furn.; full bsmt., oi
heat. Garage with servants quar-
ters. Beautiful grounds. all fenced
Greatly reduced. Good for nursin
or convalescent home. Priced TO
ON Spifh BAYeFRoNT SsiSi LoT-Fine bunsa
low. Lge. liv.. rm., din: rm,, 3 bed
tiful porches. All beautifully furn
Garage with bath house. Boat,
hour from Washington. Greatly re
duced for quick sale. Very cas-
RHopEs RHODES R1vER-over 2 acres wit,
400-ft.. waterfront, 2-story. farm
type house, at q bargain price. Com
muting distance. Greatly reduced 70
quick sale: S13.5Q0: Terms.
on beautiful water front lot wit
pier and s #. water. Lge liv. rm
2 bedrms., mod. kit. and bath. Bes
loc. Nr. schools. Bus service. Pric
greatly reduced for quick sale. Hav
other. fine properties In all thes
Evening star., 1954-10-10
LOANS

ARE YOUR PRESENT PAYMENTS
too high??? Do you need money
for taxes or bills2 Do you need
money for home improvements 2 :
Money on eyms eanea IN s On yd1 st Sssss OF d S:
made in D. c.. Md and Va Up
to Is years to pay. Call Mr.. Freed
man. WASHINGTON LOAN a.
TRUST BLDG. 300 r st. NV.
RIM S07. Tel. RE 7-1525.
LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me ref1nance your home and con-
solidate your present trusts thereby
terest and give YOU any balance In
cash. Call MR.. MILLER, ME. g.
1920; evenings. LA. 6-5194.
Evening star., 1954-10-10

Cnlpeper, Va,
FARM INVESTMENT.
The housing situation has nearly
reached saturetion point, Stocks
are huctuatirig. but good farms are
market MARI s'oni on farms rms s. i take look si Il
this 3O0-acre river farm. fully
modern 3-hedroom excellent house
with lovely setting. tenant house,
full complement Of outbuildings: on
good gravel road; low taxes. plenty
ra q water. ast inslsdins asi pTis. rysr sprss 5
1.SO0 acres. fine. cattle farm: finely
watered; Victorian house, 3 rooms,
modern: 5 tenant houses. = barns:
good road, 65 miles OF Washing
ton, 2; C.. Take e look at this
Here is a nice home, bedrooms
lovely condition. all modern inn
provements: In a grove of massive
oaks: easy committing distance Of
D.. c.: nearly an acre. Inspect
this and make q reasonable ofiei
Another bargain. Nice cottage, al
modern; 4 rooms. good condition;
easy committing to D. c. What
buy at $4,000.
H. B. MITCHELL, Herndon, Va.
Phone 135.
s25. 5.O00-HoWARD COUNTY. 8 acres
10-rm. large country home. ideal fol
rest home or large family. Nicely To-
Gated. On good road. Large dininE
room. -sunroom. large living room
with fireplace. Library. Also den
with fireplace. 2 baths. Pantry
Large convalescing porch. 2-car ga
rage. Poultry house. Circle driveway
Land beautifully Handicapped. Shade
trees Fresh vegetables, fruit trees
Immediate possession.
SI1 900 - HOWARD COUNTY. II
acres. 3-bedroom, practically mod
ern home. Barns. poultry house
Other outbuildings Fruit trees
Sparkling well water. $4,000 down
Sa5. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 19s-
acre horse, dairy and beef cattle
farm Large bank barns, s boS
stalls. Hay barrick. Many other out
buildings. Seven-room country home
Terms. easy.
WANTED-Farms, business and SUBJ
urban real estate Have many
JOHN BURDoFT
Colesville, Md.
Call Evergreen 4-3S46. Ill
Evening star., 1954-10-10
WATERFRONT PROP. WANTED

FIVE TO 10 ACRE home on Chesa-
peake., South or West River. EN-.
ONLY FROM OWNER who needs the
cash: on or near the bay. What
have you? Box 41-C, Star. 10
WILL PAY CASH for all your homes
not over 40 miles from wash. State
loc., particulars and price. Box
246-A, Star.
Evening star., 1954-10-10
MONTGOMERY

Some of Our Very Good New ListingS
500 ACRES-Beautifu stock farm
close in; under $500 per acre.
300-ACRE DAIRY FARM-Herd. ma
chinery and equipment. all fol
$4,000: this is hard to beat; steI
into o good productive farm.
ALSO TWO VERY productive Fred.
erick Co. dairy farms Of 200 ant
cIOSE-iN. neat. 120-acre farm with
long road frontage; 100000.
SO ACRES, modern home, bank barn
hard road; at edge of town: only
800, 800.
60~ACRE FAMILY FARM-Ideal fol
city family that wants nice home
in the country.
40 ACRES-Good farm with plenty
of outbldss.: save money by making
repairs yourself: SCI 300.
Evening star., 1954-10-10
ST. LEONARD. MD.
PHONE PRINCE FREDERICK 30S-
FhONE FNINCE FNEDEhIIh 5Uo-J
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

ST. LEONARD. MD.
PHONE PRINCE FREDERICK 30s-J
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
/, Lower Patuxent River. ga acres
Handicapped property. 3 bedrooms, 2Hs
baths; year-round home, modern In
every detail; perfect harbor. sandy
beach, artesian well water: immedi-
ate possession; perfect dream home
for your retirement and pleasure;
80 miles D. c.:
2; W., West River "a acres acres. y Modern ODD 2, 2
complete outbuildings; good anchor
age; near Shadyside; immediate
possession; paved road; 26 miles
8 Chesapeake Bay, Dares Beach.
Modern .3-bedroom home; living
room with fireplace, slassed-in
porch, full basement, hot-atr heat;
immediate possession. liberal f1nanc-
ssgshe ssagsi g real bargain; 40 miles D. C.;
4. SIS acres on st.. Mary's River; "a
mile waterfront; large pine timber;
paved road; good harbor; utilities;
liberal financing: 81 miles D. c.;
5. Anne Arundel County; q acres
land in high state Of cultivation;
ideal for private estate or subdiyi.
sion; adjacent to yacht club; %
See cs our : &C under "Parns for sale /"
We have farms, waterfronts, cot
tages to 1ll your requirements.
CALVERT Realty AGENCY; Prince
Prsderisk' pgs Md IasehCTid99s Phcns l9s' S54 and and
Evening star., 1954-10-10
E. RIORDAN
WASHINGTON. CO. 5-4292
w w SPIIMAN
Edgewater Beach. Colonial s-36s5
HISTORICAL ESTATE

Edgewater Beach. Colonial 3-36s5
HISTORICAL ESTATE
Ia Hours From Washington
20 ACRES ON PATUXENT RIVER
Owner must sell this beaut. restored
home, modernized for year-round
living; 500 #. of unexcelled salt
water sand beach; drastic reduction
in price. Call Prince Frederick
352-J-2 for appointment, VIRGINIA
McFADDEN.
SOUTH RIVER
Small, attractive new home, on point
Of land, with 100 It. of beautiful
waterfront
EPPING FOREST
New home, designed and built by an
architect. on wooded lot, in private
community. with waterfront privi-
leges.
SEVERN RIVER
Very desirable waterfront lot, with
shade trees and sand beach.
EVA GUIDE BRANDT
REALTOR
Annapolis, Md. Colonial 3-4612
Evening star., 1954-10-10
lairyman's Opportunity
NEW
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Livestock. crops, equipment otter
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Terms? WORLDS LARGESTl q
STROUT REALTY. 234-N. Wood
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Dairy-General Farm Bargain

Pa acres productive level land.
Handy to Gettysburg, easy drive to
d. c. Good s-rm. brick house, cleo,
cold water. fireplace, shade. Large
barn, 90 ties, space for 20 more.
Tile silo. new dairy. new 4,000-bu,
capacity corn crib. Woodlot, stream
in pasture. School bus and mail at
door. Sacrifice, S31 900. terms. Can
be bought fully stocked and equipped.
r. L. zentz. STROUT REALTY, Un-
iontown rd.. Taneytown. Md. Pm.
Evening star., 1954-10-10
UPPER MONT. CO., MD
9 ACRES

2 ACRES
Comfortable, modern 4-bed-
room country home especially
suited for large family or
nursing home. Near schools,
churches and within walking
distance of B. g. o. Station
for committing. Garden. barn.
usual outbuildings. Located on
main road. 100000 (terms).
10 ACRES
Ultramodern new brick ram
bier on 10 wooded acres near
Potomac River in one of ma
ture's most delightful settings,
with q commanding view OF
Maryland and Virginia's cour-
trySide. House contains living
room (22x15l with structural
glass fireplace, dining room,
3 bedrooms. 3 baths. stainless
steel kitchen. breakfast room,
utility loom. full basement with
recreation room and fireplace,
Dashboard oil hot-water heat.
House is fully insulated. air.
conditioned; 2-car garage.
Thermo-pane picture window,
pond. Within easy committing
distance WASH. ReaSOnHply
priced - ---- tS39. 9.500).
800 ACRES
Beef cattle farm. .arge
frame 7-bedroom house. in
excellent condition with 2
baths, bank barn. . silos.
other outbldgs., good stream,
35 acres woodland, outstand-
ing view; SO mi. D. c.:
400 ACRES
Stock or dairy farm, modern
country home. productive soils.
plenty of water; near Sugar
LOAF Mt. t90.oOO
For further particulars OF
this and other properties, con-
tact L. A. Abercrombie. "ooles-
vile. 1881.
Randall H. Hagner & Co., II
Realtor
Evening star., 1954-10-10
ENGLISH CASTLE

ENGLISH CASTLE
81 rms. baths. gas heat, Scar
garage Situated on 4 acres. Az
buildings and fence built of cut
stone. Rented now for $500 mo.
Located on main highway near
Cumberland. Md. Price $lS,5OO
Low down payment.
Eugene P. Nixon, RE. 1912