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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-28
Tree Watching
Helps to Save
Natural Beauty

Tree watching has become
much more than just a pleasant
pastime for nature lovers and
municipalities.
Periodic checks on the condi.
ton of community trees in parks
and on streets mean much in
saving the nations shade and
ornamental trees from insect en-.
emies and diseases, such as Dutch
elm.
More and more municipalities
are becoming aware of the need
for scientifically combating tree
enemies and are engaging city
entomologistS to curb arboreal
deprediations. Buffalo is one of
the latest to have a scientist on
its staff TO help preserve its beau
tiful trees.
Smaller communities unable to
afford city entomologist can
consult specialists as they need
them at nominal cost, says F. r.
Lancaster, technical consultant of
the Davey Tree Expert Co.
Annual surveys of park and
street trees will reveal extent of
damage, dangerous trees, suspi-
cious symptoms of major arbor.
cal maladies and encroachment
of dangerous insects. In most
smaller cities, towns or villages,
the survey can be accomplished
in two or three days, and at a
cost of only few cents a tree.
Such surveys reveal suspect
trees outside known areas of in.
lection, perhaps for such ramp.
aging ills as Dutch elm disease.
However, the best.planned com.
munity programs will not be eff
fective without the active support
of private citizens. Home owners
can help by recognizing the need
for sanitation, removal and burn
ing of dead, dying and faller
wood, and spraying, watering and
feeding of trees.
Recognized tree care practices
will provide better health anc
beauty for both private and city
trees.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-28
At Medical Center

DR.. Michael ]. Pelczar, profeS.
sor, and Leo F. Judge, research
fellow, in the Department of Bac-
teriology of the University of
Maryland's College of Arts and
Sciences will speak in the after
noon session of the Maryland,
Washington and Virginia Branch
es of the Society of American
Psychologists on the subject of
Psychological Media with Ethy-
lene Oxide. The meeting is set
for 2:30 pm. Saturday, October
80 at the Walter Reed Army
Medical Center, Washington, DC.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-28
WRITING COURSE OFFERED

An eight-week course in crea.
tive writing for adult men and
women will be offered by the
Washington Central YMCA be.
ginning Nov. 1. The class will
meet for a Commute session
every Monday from $50 to 8
pm. in the Y building at 1875
G. ST, NV.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-28
MIC FROSH ELECT

Five freshman students were
elected by their class to be rep,
resented on the Student Council
at Montgomery Junior College
during the annual freshman cleo.
tons held Wednesday, October
goth at the College. They were
the Misses Susan j. Curtis, Pa
tricia A. Johnson and Denise
Coyle as well as Ronald G. LANCE
and Ronald S. King.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-28
Suburban Hospital to Ask Area
Residents for 5000, 900 for Wing

The Suburban Hospital ASSo.
citation will commence shortly a
100000 voluntary subscription
campaign to complete the financ-
ing of a new $1,200,000 wing.
The announcement came from
Carroll Morgan, president of the
!. board of trustees, who stated
that approximately 100000
would be coming from funds
available under the Halliburton
program and 100000 presently
held in the hospital reserve.
In announcing the building
program, Morgan traced the his
tory of the hospital since its
establishment in 1913 through
funds allocated under the Lam
ham Act which provided for hos
pital facilities in critical defense
areas. He pointed out that the
hospital has been a community
project from the beginning,
since its administration rests in
the Association, which annually
elects a board of trustees who
serve without compensation of
any kind.
The land, buildings and equip
ment were purchased from the
Federal Government in 1850 at
the liquidation of its wartime
program with funds contributed
by area residents and has con-
tinued to be operated as volun.
tary, non-profit community hos
pital.
1.-THE eleven years since Subur-
ban Hospital was opened" Nor
gan said, "have witnessed a
population growth of almost 100
percent in the area the hospital
serves. Hospital figures show an
even larger percentage of in
crease. with adult admissions up
166 percent, births up 172 per-
cent and services such as sur
gerry and x-ray tripled in this
same period of nationwide
growth of dependence on modern
hospital care"
"The problem facing u.s." he
continued, sis pointed up by the
fact that even through the most
careful planning and arrange
ment we have been able to in
crease the bed capacity of the
hospital only 25 percent. The
resulting high rate of occupancy
is handicapping staff and taxing
every department. The hospital
walls are virtually bullying, with
greater demands being made on
it every day. If we are to con-
tinue to perform our basic func.
ton of service to the community,
we must increase our bed space
and ancillary facilities such as
laboratory, X-ray and surgery at
the earliest possible moment"
After careful consultation with
qualified hospital architects and
experts, and with government
authorities at county, State and
Federal levels, the Planning Com
mittee of the board of trustees
has recommended master plan
to meet the needs of the COM
munity for generation to come,
Morgan reported. The plan con-
templates a "Y" construction
with three four story wings
which would eventually provide a
total of 200 new beds with cor
correspondingly expanded aux
iliary facilities.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-28
SHIP GETS AWARD

John w. Wamsley, ships serv-
iceman seaman, USN, of 707 Beall
ave-, Rockville, is serving aboard
the cargo ship USS Altoona which
was presented last month with a
Battle Efficiency Award.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1954-10-28

We extremely grateful to our customers for the
spirit of cooperation and understanding they have
shown during this emergency Hazel could have caused
more destruction to life, limb and property-lets be
grateful Our thanks too go every man in the Police
and Fire Departments Rescue Squads Highway Mantle
nance personnel and others, who helped us efec-
lively.
Evening star., 1954-04-30

.FT. CABIN CRUISER. some re-
airs needed; best offer. ia. 2-S616.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD '53 Pickup; driven only 1000
solutely factory.new condition; 81,
25o. LOGAN tFordl. 2017 Virginia
ave. NV. ME. s-2S1S. 80
CHEVROLET 1852 1a-ton panel. and
eaTrx-di9 Cnsy; i94s A.ton ..m. panel; Chsy. 1853
DODGE 1850; fluid drive. o9 soton
panel; pa good cond. 5000 or best offer.
GMc '4S; long wheelbase. STAKE.
sGa,epea step5 s4e5 Bow csnSss sSs7o cOllaps0le
FORD: nat bed. 1913: This is a sur
plus truck We will sell cheap. STEW
ART BAlNUM CO.. TU. 2-O105.
CHEVROLET IIs.1.!SLE|E,. '5s g. Ns.ton panel: has
best of condition thrqughout; it's a
big scavings for YOU at ST ,145: low
cost GMAC terms If desired. STOHL-
NAN CHEVROLET, INC. $3.50 M
st. NV. AID. 2-162S. .
FORD 51 VS. Ha-ton pickup: has had
esnona Franz MAnH J1 iSc
FORD 40 FL pickup; in good condi-
ton throughout; $395. TRIANGLE
MOTORS. 3OlO r. !. ave. me-. DE.
DODOE 0O model B2GA; 2-Speed
axle: tip-top cond.. just rehnished;
TORS, 30I0 r. I. ave. me-, DE. p
6302
FORD 81 FL pickup; T. and h.. Al
cond:; S695: written guar. TRI-
ANGLE MOTORS, 30l0 r. I. ave.
ne. DE. 2-6303.
CHEVROLET '52 1a-ton pickup; real
clean; ready for work; ok. war
ranty; SS95. WISSINGER CHEvRO-
LET CO., Seven Corners. Falls
Church. Va, JE. 2-1177.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1853 VS. k-ton pickup; 3, 700
miles: $1,000. LU. 2-7510: "A
DODGE 1858 pickup, with heater,
mudgrip tires: driven less than
10000 miles: Al cond. Owner dis
continuing business. A rare bargain
at 1915 Call morning or evening,
between and 8. IA. 5-9476. =
FORD so F-5 VS.: l7S-in. wheel
base. stake body: never used for
heavy hauling: very clean THROUGH
out: good tires: bargain at S745.
FRANK SMALL. JRT. INC 1875
CHEvRoIET So is-ton pickup: one
owner, driven 5000 miles; like new
throughout: Ss95. EICHBERG AUTO
SALES. 1909 Wis. ave-. AID. 4-1722.
FORD SO half-ton pickup; $3.50: will
take trade. Phone Gaithersburg
DODGE. panel, 194s: unusually good
G9nd.; has new rear end and brakes,
IhlS is a surplus truck we will sell
Slgap; STEWART BAINUM CO.,
CHEVROLET '4s pickup truck. in
excel. mechanical cond.. good paint,
good tires: $3.50. so. 5-4223. 80
Evening star., 1954-04-30

1WO-CAnAN ChUtSEA, oo'Xll, J25-
hp bps Gray ra,,nn.d mar eng rs sdo bqnks INK sslley
OWENS II SEDAN-Last 1854 model
avail. this season: substantially re-
duced for quick sale. ANNAPOLIS
YACHT BASIN Slip Is: -
34-FT. CABIN CRUISER. some re-
pairs needed; best offer. ia. 2-S616.
NEW PENGUIN sailing dinghy. $3.50
BOAT SANDERS RENTfD-Belt. os-
stnss sinsins pants sha disc t. at5f foxs sDFssys DFsy
sS.Ff. Sisfohslh CaBfN AZ Boxr. ajxr eft. beam,
45-h.pa, Grey; $500. HA. 2-7o1S.
4o-fT. BAY sBunT CABIN CRUISER;
2 cabins. galley. head. sleeps 8.
VS. Mercury marine conv. motor.
FoAM-RUBBER eaSSE H1Bfi BuNKs, midget re.
fsrs.. ship-to-shore radio. GILL
sf9 LAH9n TkGNk Ta4s s. cabin Bin TX ckufsER fsaf2s
SLEEPS o head; ,,,, praetically-nGsw nusnc GS
IN of good outboard boat. Wa, q
NEW. SIT. HOMEMADE BOAT.
$50. IA. 10000, Ext. 400.
16-FT: BOAT. so hip. Evinrude out
board motor. trailer. skis. icebox.
NEw Is.fff.. ANDERs plywood out
board meter boat; ,s,lr S145; Can be seen
SCOTT-ATWATER. 7Ia-h.p. motor
and stand. Purchased in 1852. used
very little; SIS. JU. .5-s626.. =
FOR sALE-Topper. yrs; old: 25-
h.p:. Eyinrude motor. JE. 4-50l3.
oUTBoARD 1SfT'osi MOTOR, 7h-h.p. scott
Atwater, 1852. used / mo-. like new;
$50 or best offer. 10. S-4697. Il
WIZARD. 6 h.p, new. Sl65. including
extras. Call after 8 pm. JU. 5-5OsS.
111s.FT. ALUMINIUM BOAT, custom
made. used L season, $50: johnson
S-hp. ogt6oard' new. S170. Ever
FOR sALE-I-cyl; Kermath marine
system. WA. 7-s446. Mon. through
1f.FT. BOAT and trailer. 5 hp.,
johnson motor; will sacrifice; $500
complete. 20 S-l250, - -
s1aR sdaRD MCTTR. sG2TTAPWATEE bovabt r.v OUT UT
cond. JU 5-5013. .
TENT1oNl-1&5$ ship. Evinrude
light twin available at reduced
1854 Model EHA-206 Martin out
new, has never been used. available
with auxiliary tank and controls
for S3o5. This is real bargain. 1
ali models 1854 Eyinrudes available
for immediate delivery.
Old Town boats. Wolverine boats.
AN ANA sSS SSstsi f. $246 1Dis up; Cater trail
available Ask about our isy-away
plan. CAPITOL MARINE CO. SO3
Maine ave. s.w.. Elk. 3-145S. A
194s 26-FT.. TWIN ENGINE, Steel
1917 1tS 40.ft; Gust; ,sea,: chrysieT isSG
EGS.d EFeysI' s. $3.50 dn.. bal. 80 mos: Re- e
1s4s s4ss0 sSoft. 50 Gust, twin chfssier. Ss;isD
115 h.p.. dual controls. ship to
194i s4-ft. Richardson sedan: new
engine; many extras .- $500
1899 31-ft. owens: ship to shore;
aux. generator $3.50
l5 IL l: h;p;: compl. with new trailer LEI
1879 s5S iNyft iS.ft. Barbour; a5-h.p. john john,
son; elec. starter; compl. outfitted
used. d1I late ' model, steelcraft. We nave have
several excel. boats coming from
1854 safticraft. We can accept q
few more orders for the beautiful
new safticraft 2S and 81 It. cruisers.
Let US show you what they are like.
1854. 16-ft.. brand-new Century Re-
fST1sE sTEE1cRAPTpoMAs X F. P R g cos 20
Maine Ave. and NJ st. S.W. ST. 3-4145
Evening star., 1954-04-30
LOTS ACREAGE FOR sALI wATERFT PROP SALE lcont

BUILDERs-INVESTORS - Apt. -zoned
lots; good locations; Takoma Park,
Md: 35c 1T. JU. 9-5170. JU.
9-6456. 80
COLORED-LOT 4OxIOO FIT, next
door to 5125 Astor pl. Sc. Out Cen
tral ave. ne. to 53rd St. turn right
] blk to Astor pl. 81 ,495. $25 down,
SIS mo. DAVID COOPER. 900 st.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
SEAsHoRE PROPERTY

BEACH, DEL.-ofice open
Sat. and Sun. at 4th and Atlantic
ave. Make reservations for apis. and
wk. Phone Dickinson 1851. l.. T
GRAVETTE. Realtor, MA. S-0753
BETHANY BEACH, DEL. Ocean-front
apts, S35 wk. to June ~. ia. 3.
1914 week ends. EN-. 2-6764 dur. wk
n. J.-Delightful home;
superb location. mr.. ocean and bay.
Season. DE. 2-410l. XII. S-1694;
Evening star., 1954-04-30
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

NASH 80 Ambassador Custom 4-dr. :
Hydra-Matic, Weather Eye heater,
rsdio. rear speaker. Here is q
'slssn Al wessaHesls HrvSH OK
LET Co, nNts seven Corners. Fails
ANGLIA 194s English Fordl: beaut.
condition; S235. terms. ROPER"
ANGLIA sssh ana 1852 s. aTe mechaeically nsi new:
body n.s.g., but what do you expect
for $3.50? Call EN-. 3-9O39. .
AUSTINS '4S to 81. Several to
choose from, starting at Sl45;
N. G.'s '5l 70, '53, starting at $3.50;
assSp55y sS5y SANAArAN Ma IA f Sa A64G J1s5tinE fNc
sKaiser-Wiliys and foreign cars.
Factory sales and service for Kaiser,
Henry j. WHY'S. Morris and NJ. G.
Exclusive E5el. dealer for Austin -Aealey
Both sides Of 9TH and r SITS. NV.
NO. 7-2700. Established 1914. with
branch salesroom for Austin -Healey
sports car and Austin Of England
at 1910 King St, Alexandria. Va.
AUSTIN of England '53 model A-4O
one owner; tan finish and sun roof
to add to its beauty Only - ,095.
e. ESFd p PealsFr sroaz4 1900 Duke St. Alex
AsEsT1Ns siss zsa SIX g fh2Gs: aSsp frS% ssasn t9T
convert. 80 sedan and as Hiiimsn
convert, '52 Riley sedan, 81 MG,
$7S7 and 8 others. JACK PRY. 14th
and ? sts: NV. Since 1898:
BUICK 1850 4-dr. sedan; Dynafow,
heater; 1 IT,; beautiful Jet black finiSh a.,1 4
ave. ave NV. Wo. s-169S ".ec'' $50
BUICK 1852 2-dr; Riviera sedan;
radio radio bsseait aeatsT RynsST n,:b custom tom
MolqEs ave- nS.. W.: REc s-7ssa. 7sb "lsccRSin @so
BUICK l949 4-door: S749: immacu-
late. one owner since new. FLOOD
PONTIAC. 422l Connecticut. Wo
BUICK 1850 Special cdr: 1-owner
car. traded on new Buick; sacrifice,
$695, $50 down. terms arranged
WILLIAMS BUICK. goth and 3; I.
BUICK 1851 Special Riviera; im@ac- %
Ssncins.' oTHo wTfLGIXMs 'tf Buick,
BUICK T is40 super @ 4-dr. sedan; r.
and h.: Al shape; $l4a. We need
Ho rSpm Nothns Net down pi,, so s.Tn month
BUICK 194s conv.: navy lacquer fin
ish; Wv. tires, r. and H.; good top;
eesn esneS eondi mcsGF csi no. sS5o soS5ss6 e1css so
BUICK '53 Special Riviera; T.. h..
custom interior: 1-owner; i'm
maculate. Full price, 81 l,995: S665
down: bank financing. OHIO WILL
LIAMS BUICK, 2001 Nichols ave.
BUICK 81 Super station wagon: T.,
= VIII 4
owner; beautiful condition. Full
price. S1.395. S465 down; bank
Ici BUICK. 2oo1 Nichols nE ave "se.H3o Sc. -N5o
BUICK AZ Super 4-dr. sedan: T. and
h.. good tires and seat covers. A
real good buy at S295 No money
down on approved credit. OTHO
WILLIAMS BUICK. 2OO1 Nichols
BUICK aHei 81 80 Super Riviera: r. and SO h.,
y.s5 .sd, tires Ssa, 1%se@latf gn%n .r Fun o PTse
WILLIAMS BUICK. 2ooi Nichols
BUICK '4e Super sedanette; r. and h.,
Dynaflow. spotlight. A. real buy. only
S495. $95 down. Terms. oTHo
BUICK fh1: Is So Roadmaster Riviera coup coupe;
r. and h., two-tone fin.. Premium
Wv: tires, tinted glass, power
steering. Dynafiow: driven only fey
miles. 81 .295. PENNY MOTORS,
BUCK 1SsS = IS special syt ne and Id h e12o1 fio@
owner: bought in Oct: like new.
5,0o0 mi; immac.: $1,s95. OIL.
Evening star., 1954-04-30

FOR SALE, near Harrisonburg. Va,
for Sl4. 4.000-Modern home. filling
station, T acres land, permanent
spring. long frontage on U. S. IL.
C. VIM. FRANK. Harrisonburg. Va.
IMMEDIATE POSSESSION - Three
acres overlooking historic Harpers
Ferry. w. Va. and the Potomac and
Shenandoah Rivers Gn proposed
Harpers Ferry National Park area.
Three-story. 12-room frame house.
slate roof. completely furnished.
One two-story log cabin. 6Ox25. and
suited for conversion to modern home.
2-car garage. hen house, tool house
one-acre garden and orchard equip.
with water. fruit trees and flowers.
Driving time. Ia hours On main
line of B. e. o. First floor: Large
bedroom, bath, living room, dining
room. breakfast nook. den with
fireplace, modern Kitchen large
screened porches. Second floor: 5
bedrooms. each with large closet;
large porch, center hall. bath. Third
floor: Plenty storage. room. Fur
nishings include excellent furniture.
some antiques. Modern automatic
oil (hot water). Newly painted in
side and out. Cellar Getty water).
Complete Kitchen. ample cupboard
space. Substantial cash required.
Call Juniper 57263.
Evening star., 1954-04-30
TRUST NOTES FOR sALE

end TRUST. $4,000. payable 500
vel veil s Secured Sa fS6Hs Ho aass GN very
$1,000 SECOND TRUST pays sioo
per. mo. on very well secured in-
yestment property in Md. WA.
sEisSASEfnn EidssSS and saS Ho. 2RIls7 215gs7; "a l1o
payable $3.50 per mo-. 6e. inter.
est, secures MONTGOMERY County
PROPERTY; excellent makers: S2.250
Evening star., 1954-04-30
AUToMoTIVE MISCELLANEOUS

WOOD STATION WAGON repair and
reflnishing, tops patched or newly
inst; guaranteed work. PO. 2-3S37.
FORD MOTORS: 5sA and sBA; Mt
all Fords, 6s and Ss HO. 2-04S5.
1910 H st. ne. lin rear). -
AUTO REPAIR AND WELDING SHOP
Equipped, one outside Welding
truck, also inside welders. SIS, 800. !
nv ME R-R724 Il
Evening star., 1954-04-30
TRAlLERS

PAN AMERICAN '5l; 80 IT.. 2 bed
rms, bunk beds in /. full bath with
shower. Ideal for children. Perfect
cond.; real buy; Navy Res. oficer go
ing home to West Coast. Lot AZ.
Temple Trailer Village, XII. S-7515.
AMERICAN HOUSE TRAILER 1919;
2S IT.: like new. with additional
modern features; $3.50. XII. e-S949.
TRAILER, '53 Continental: 35 IT.:
pay equity and take over payments.
Can be seen on Hoose I'd. on Rt. 636.
Lorton, Va. r. M. SHIRLEY. -
ALMA. INDIAN AND lRONWOOD.
Vacation kit trailers. S549 and del.
We buy sell rent. Dial CIR. 3-2033
FOR gALE-1963 Airstream, 20 #
On lot 213. Hains Point Motor
M'SYSTEM 1852: 20 IT.. with bath,
like new. Call JE. 2-0434 80
HOUSE TRAILER. 35-ft. '5S Royal
Sniis.i ~ conn eomplese ss0 BATH NitS
separate shower. Call oV. $4,000
TRAILER-New 7.5Ox15 tires: metal
construction; specially built for light
foreign car; easily converted to any
use; $35. 10. 1926. Il
Evening star., 1954-04-30
LOTS AND ACREAGE WANTED

RAMBLER SITE WANTED, by build
er. Bethesda area; 75-ft. frontage;
prefer utils. In. Ma. S-2S33. 80
PARTY INTERESTED in a few acres
W. of Fairfax: bottom land, mr.. Rt.
salK. A Star ST. creek OF stream r 10N
Evening star., 1954-04-30

SOUTHERN MARYLAND FARM, 10
miles to p, c. "a acres with, T.
rm. Colonial home in very good cond.
One tobacco barn on county road.
SHAW, Jr.. Clinton. Md. Cypress
ST 90 Down. $es MO. buys for ST. 200
43 acres young and saw timber:
community, of whites. II miles sorth.
los as' ACRES. S5fisa' 20 mi. from wash. in
water. cleo: 2 barns: permanent
stream fansP SUBS SUBSTANTIAL down payment
STROUT CATALOG-Mailed FREE;
81 States. STROUT REALTY, 234-A
WSooodsT%ard Bldg. Washington. ST
BLUE RIDGE MTs.-Easy drive from
D. C.. Choice bldg. sites; S395 and
9P; cP.xtvz Write G,n skYvERoE ). ESTATES.
10 A ACREswGood R s1rm: sdn house. grisst
Highway /. 6S miles south Of D. C.
$4,000 $4,000 down; good terms.
seven ROOMS. all improvements.
views Of Blue Ridge. Write or cali
RIVER FRONTAGE, :53 acres,
lenceu' ~spTlnsS' open streams, mt.
Tlsv apps S1G oal, cash rAN S1io2s REtETY sEHss
FisHINGG' PRIVILEGES, e-acre
stocked lake Blue Ridge Mts., Va:
45 mi. D. C. OIL. 1902.
LouND0gN COUNTY, 20 MI. FROM
daFs tsrmer this is tas
PPIIoolonged illress forces sale Of .
260-acre farm 90 acres wooded)
in this. productive farm. area: 80
head of cattle, SO stanchions. COW
farm equip; all are, included. No
reasonable offer will be refused as
S4h, 900. 1NEz CUsHARD. EN-. ?
s.osAcRF aSs4i syes iNee6ME e0 e-SI2S FHRM-Bisck s
grain. over 1000 apple and peach
trees; 1853 crop netted approx.
$4,000; ~ rms. stone house
car gar: Five tenant houses; Am
MIR. OLSON. WO, 6-7029.
CENTREvILLE. VA, two miles of
Route, Route Ts.lo 81. .,o acres SURROUND n1dn,.
home; list f.. center hall. Sex
din, rm. 15xl5, lge. sunrm;. elec.
Kitchen 15xl5: den. " bath. lge;
SCTecHeu pOTCH' -nu II. = IWln-SlAeQ
bedrms., tiled bath; full attic. full
washer; slate roof. Lge. barn,
chicken house, garage. Stream.
Acreage fenced. S27,95O. $4,000
financed. payable $160 per mo.
b5DcILIE 5SH5 ;E SoH1sksz exclusive. JE. 2
BARGAIN - ESTATE-FARM - Just
outside Fredericksburg. 154 acres;
improvements. Outbldgs. Income
Deal direct, save brokers' fee.
| Phone. King George. Va. Spruce
Evening star., 1954-04-30
$8,45O.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

A delishtful community on one Of
the prettiest spots on picturesque
Chesapeake Bay. Just / hr. drive
from downtown Washington. Excel
lent swimming, boating, fishing and
hunting. A truly safe place for
children.
An attractive cottage for summer
and winter living. Completely fur
nished and in perfect condition.
Liv. rm., din. rm., 2 bedrms.. mod
kit. and bath. Lge corner lot with
fne old trees and beaut. flowers and
shrubbery. This is an excellent
value and you will love it.
REITZEII, III r-310O An
Evening star., 1954-04-30
MOUNT GILEAD ACRES

MOUNT GlEEAD ACRES
LOUDOUN COUNTY, VIRGINIA
Mount Gilead. the highest accessible
point in. the, Catoctin Mountain
ersl hundred acres and has re-
Gently been laid out into num-
ber Of homesites ranging from seven
to forty-six acres. Many offer
superb views Of the Blue Ridge, Bull
Run and Catoctin Mountain Ranges
and Sugar Loaf Mountain. A wind
ing road has been graded over a
fifty-foot right of way supplement-
ing Mount Gilead rd. CRtes. 662
and T2S) to give dignified approach
to these handsome sites. The Blue
Ridge. ever an inspiration. assures
owners Of Mt. Gilead homeSites per-
petual beauty, even as the covenants
on the land give value security.
DRIVE OUT SUNDAY BETWEEN 2
AND SUNSET. SEE THE VIRGINIA
COUNTRYSIDE CROWNED WITH
DOGWOOD IN ITS GLORY.
Prices range from S20O-$600 per
acre. depending on location and
size of site.
ROUTE: Take Rte. 2 to Leesburg. left
on Rte. ID four miles to Piedmont
Motel turn right on Rte. 704 to
Rte. 662. left through Loudoun Or
chards to OPEN SIGN.
Representative on property II the
frances POWELL HILL