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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-03-05
WHAT DO YOU THINK?
By GRETCHEN BILLINGS

My favorite octogenarian is sick
Sam Mitchell is in the hospital with
the flu. He felt ruff enough so his
friends think it is better to give him
chance to get the best of the bug
before going to see him, so we have
been getting reports from his office
couple times day. They indicate
he's miserable, but so far not seri-
ously ill.
Sentiment is becoming stronger
by the gas bill toward the enormous
increase given Montana Powers gas
company and Montana-Dakota Util-
tiles Billings gas division by the
Railroad and Public Service Commits
sion.
Recognition seems to be dawning
on the gas consuming public that the
Public Service Commission does lit
tie to protect the consumer.
For years some people have been
trying to tell the public that they had
to get on the ball and do something
for themselves because they didn't
have a Chinaman's chance with the
Commission, which admits that it's
decisions are made by virtue of how
many people protest and not by their
Investigations of the peoples inter
ests.
During the hearings on telephone
and gas increases last summer | tried
to point out that utilities had an
army of experts at their command, all
of whom testified hours on end pre-
senting material only experts" could
and understand | tried to
point out that when the few dan
iels who dared bear the Lion" tried
to testify Bob Corette, who was coun-
sci for both MST&T and Montana1
Power, brow beat them and yelled
about their qualifications as ex-
perts", insisting they should not be
allowed to testify, and when they
were allowed, consistently baited
them with questions completely irrel- |
evant to matters of utility increases.
District Judges have said that the
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-03-05
With SITS Million Loan
Requests, REA Can't Have
Surplus, Clyde Ellis Says

WASHINGTON, D. C.-(CNS)-
A press report that Rural Electrifi-
cation Administrator has $45 million
cit can't lend to anyone" ignores a
backlog of SITS million in pending
rural electric coop requests, Clyde
7. Ellis, executive manager of Ma
tional Rural Electric Cooperative
Association, said here February II.
That day United Press reported
"an official' as saying, "REA will
wind up June 80 with $45 million it
can't loan to anyone. The surplus
will equal the $45. million Congress
pressed into the agency's reluctant
hand last year."
81 can't believe any responsible
REA official would imply there's no
outlet for these loan funds" Ellis
said. In addition to REA's $175 mil
lion backlog, Ellis said another $50
million in loan applications are ODE
ing processed in the field"
eff REA winds up the year with
a surplus, it will be because the funds
are bottlenecked in the agency" Ell
lis said.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-03-05
Billings Business Group

CONTINUED from page one)
from December 1852 through Novem-
Der 1858, last month of the old rate
structure, paid $2,580.96. The same
consumption under the new schedule
would cost $3,836.5O. This is a cash
difference of $1,255.54. Increase
per thousand cubic feet is 9 cents,
and the percentage increase is 1876.
One observer pointed out that if
the average commercial increase were
SO per cent and the average resi-
Dental increase 20 per cent the over
all increase would be 80 per cent,
which is equal to the boost in water
rates recently asked by the City of
Billings.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-03-05
SEASONAL UNEMPL 0YMENT SLACKENING, COMP.
COMMISSION REPORTS

pared to take advantage of any
weather improvement which may de-
velop. Lumber and logging opera
tions have also begun the annual
call-back of crews which have been
idle through the winter period.
Largest reductions of current claim
load from the preceding week, ac-
cording to Castles, was in the Kalis-
pell, Great Falls, Missoula, Butte,
Helena, and Billings areas, while
slight increases showed up at Miles
City, Wolf Point, Glasgow, Living
ston, Glendive, Dillon and Lewistown.
Other state labor markets showed
moderate reductions in claim load.
An encouraging aspect, Castles
said, is that all types of claims were
on the decrease last week. Initial
claims were 81 per cent below the
week before, continued weeks of un-
claimed went down ~
per cent, and men of recent military
service were fewer by seven per
cent
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-03-05

Winter unemployment in Montana
receded last week by 13 per cent, &C
cording to the Unemployment Com
pensation Commission. That was the
second successive week showing a de-
cline, indicating that the peak of job
lessness for the present season has
probably been passed.
"There were 9,217 persons filing
for unemployment benefits last week"
Wesley Castles, commission chairman
announces, Gas compared with 10,615
the previous week and 10,861 two
weeks ago. The level is still about
II per cent above that of a year ago,
and two years ago, but it is SO per
cent below the high level at the end
of February in 1850"
Resumption of employment in sea
sonal industries, the chairman said,
is a principal factor in reducing the
claiming unemployment bene-
fits. Most of the improvement comes
from construction, several big en-
ploying projects having resumed OPP
erations already and others are pre-
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-03-05
AS Engine Charley" Wilson Seq
What's Good For General
Motors Is Good For the
Country!

WASHINGTON-The transmits
sions in about 6,45O medium tanks
already delivered for service are
being taken apart for correction
of faulty assembly discovered in
some of them, the Army said Thurs
day.
The Army itself has some of the
machines and the National Guard
has others. They were produced
by General Motors. The repair
work is being done in the field
INDEPENDENT RECORD, Hell
ena, Thursday, March 4.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-03-05
Who Said This?

EZRA TAFT BENSON, Secre-
tary of Agriculture, who recently
Stabilized" dairy products at rs
per cent of parity in place of pre-
vious 80 per cent, in annual de-
partmental report to the President,
this week.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1954-03-05
IMPORTANT POLITICAL
DATES TO REMEMBER

June 9 (midnight)-Final day for
filing for office.
June 4-Final day to register to
vote in Primary Election.
July Final day for filing Initia-
tive petitions.
July 2o-Primary Election Day.
Sept. 17-Final day to register to
vote in General Election.
November q General Election
Day.
November 2-Vote on Initiatives
and Referenda.
, 1954-12-31

lures economic resources, pre-
sent road system are being
prepared to this effect.
The Planning Board is anx-
ious to have suggestions in
this connection for the future
development for the Island. A
similar program IS under way
in ST. Thomas.
, 1954-12-31
Rhythm Six Cornbo TO
FeutuHe al Jungle
Cosino' Sat-. jan. i

The Rhythm Six Combo
will be featured at the Jungle
Casino tomorrow Saturday.
night from 10 o'clock to 8 am.
This date was selected es-
peciaIly so that patrons can
thoroughly enjoy g night Of
dancing and have the follow
ing day Sunday to attend
rest and prepare for
work on Monday.
The famous Casino has been
Confined on page a
, 1954-12-31
HOLIDAY GREETINGS

The Members Of the Municipal Council Of 81. Thomas
and ST John extend to all the People Of the Virgin Islands a
sincere Merry Christmas and a Happy and Prosperous New
Year"
Its our honest and simple prayer that Divine Providence
continue to shower His blessings on us all and help US to
do those things which are pleasing to Him
JOSEPH IA. COM
Chairman, Municipal Council Of ST. Thomas and ST. John
, 1954-12-31
Muster Plan Being
Developed for St.
Croix by V.I.P.G.

The Virgin Islands Planning
Board has opened an office
in ST. Croix to carry out the
preparation of the Master
Plan for the towns Of Freder-
iksted and Christiansted. Com
plete studies on physical fea-
, 1954-12-31
First Unicumerul
Legislature Convenes
Monday JunuorY 10
Streets Decorated
With Coconut Fronds
for Festival Parade
Mdny Leuve on First
One-Stop Pan Am
70 New York

The First Unicameral Legs Several persons left for The main streets Of
lature Of the Virgin Islands New York City this morning tanHed have taken 81 a
is scheduled to convene on o. what is the first direct dd holiday appearance
Monday afternoon, January flight to New York from ST. green coconut fonds II
10, at T. NJ crons Among them were Sc ing put into place in pre-
On the order of the day will veral residents going TO- visit ton for the big parade Il
be. D Presentation IF Cred as in the case of Mrs James row in celebration of the
entails; (0 Administering Of Knight Others came down to phase of the Festival Gel
Oath; C0 Consideration Of visit with friends and also to- ton
Rules Of Procedure; "a Or see the Christmas Festival a number of young m
ganzaton; E0 Message of the among these we're Mr. and women, determined that
Governor Of the Virgin Is Mrs Benny Benjamin phase must go off with
lands 4 Ta fHoht HI not adimcto IN II success have organic
Tho Ion Ear1a 3 ntfv the tuests sense It goes from put several troupes in
~ The nrooioor Ia St Crdx to San Juan where line of march
oslosvo Asanblv 8 cbo;.n passengers cbange % another According to inform
man Pro Tempore.s Pan Am DC for the flight to cleaned from radio re-
, 1954-12-31

"Pussion for Lie to First Unicu
be Screened on Jan. 5 Legislature
at ST. Johns MonduY. j
The Ho,ontop rnst;t,,ta p,o- The First I'm
gram for the Advancement Of azure g tne
Teaching in the Virgin Islands Is scneouleo
will present a public showing Mohoay a4ter
II III nr;ze-u;nnino French 10, at 3 p. NJ.
film Passion for Life" it was IN une oroer
announced todav through be: () Presen
Professor Edward Kunzer, en'as' Y Ao
director II The on-Island PR Oath; CD Co
gram nues q Fro
ganization; 50
There will be q special show Governor Of
ing Of the film IN Christian lands.
sted d January 5 at $50 pm. !
Chairman of Il
another showing in Frederik- a;.la4;.,o 49,,
sted n January s at 81. -. -
Pauls Parish House at $50
p. m.
has imbued tt
Passion for Life" won the with warmth
first prize for direction at the and cloaked til
Berlin World Film Festival & fession with fr
first prize for acting ven to dignity. It is
the star Of the film Bernard ton of the kir
Bier, who plays the role Of which will tr;
the new teacher in the film stract ideas Of
Besides the international and the realitie
L $50 ..L1.1l:--.
which this film has won, it An teacher
has been highly praised anyone interes
and recommended in the cation of child
United States by former Com + invited ID s.
missioner Of Education Earle provocative !
Nc Grath, The National Edu- wrought film
cation Association, the Child The sub-titles
Study Association Of America,
the National Congress Of Pa M
rents and Teachers Clubs, and +
the American Association Of
University Women, as well as The Meml
protestant and catholic church and st. John e,
groups. sincere Merry
Year.
Passion for Life is the
s;nnlest and most convinc;n0l It is our he
exposition Of progressive phi WIN continue g
ZMN ~ 3hnNn AASnn0
, 1954-12-31

New York.
The plane departs at 8 am,
arrives in San Juan at 9:45;
leaves San Juan at 100 and
is due in New York at $50.
Actual flying time is six and
a half hours.
Evening star., 1954-05-02
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

l. Historic Chesapeake Bay planta-
ton. 1000 acres, 6,163 feet water
front IA barns. 8 homes. large ma,
cultivation, paved State highway
Ideal for private estate, subdivision
or club property. liberal financing
so miles D. C.
2. So acres, Broom farmhouse. large
tobacco barn. running creek. timber
secluded, near Chesapeake Bay
D. c.: $3.50.
3: 180 acres. Groom center hall Co.
lonial home. 2 large tobacco barns
complete farm machinery. excellent
condition. large stand matured tim
Der. running creeks, ideal Lake
miles b. C.: $4,000.
4. 86, acres; near Chesapeake Bay. 2
good farmhouses. large barn, stream
timber Paved q nSo highway; SO miles
5. Excellent farm, 55 acres, S-roon
home. large tobacco barn. stable
timber long frontage on paved bouIe.
ward immediate possession; streams
30 miles D. c.: S12,450.
g: st. Marys River. 1sq acres. 6-roon
Colonial home. large barn. outbuild-
boE nss arrs mile sSe1 %ssert9n va.be good hSr
deposits, upland game. ducking
oysters. fish. crabs: ideal place fol
a sportsman: paved road to prop.
erty: go miles D. c. S16.500.
z: rs acres on paved road. 6-roon
home. 4-room tenant house. 9 large
barns, stable. complete outbuildings
running stream. land in high state
of cultivation; immediate possession
owner selling due to illness: rs
miles D. c.; $1,000.
See our ad under. "Waterfronts fol
Sale We have farms. waterfronts
timber, going businesses to fill you!
requirements. CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY, Prince Frederick. Md
Phone 10S. 354 and 225-J-1 IN.
EpECvTION nv AppOINTHE NT
Evening star., 1954-05-02

LIKE COUNTRY LIVING?
Small farm. IL acres: Groom house
space heat: good water and fences;
splendid elevation. on good road
See 1t, YOU will like It,: S10,500
I. K. MCDANIEL, Purcellville. Va
100 AcreS-Trade for Home
All fertile, tillable: s-room modern
brick dwelling, large barn, 80 head
Of beef cattle and equipment; neal
Nokesville. Va, 35 mi. D. C.. Will
trade for home around Manassas Of
Centreville.
MILLS REALTY
Annandale, Va.
JE. 2-O999 JE. 2-491a
Evening star., 1954-05-02
LOUDOUN COUNTY
HOMESITES
IN
RROAD PTTN FAPMQ

We appreciate the interest and visits
Of the many thousands of people
who have shown US the courtesy Of
I,ooking. over our development.
II you have been out already, then
come again and vop,ll be surprised
looked us over then come and see
lust what is causing this marvellous
success, where purchasers have pur-
chased over $50 homesites so
quickly and where so many homes
construction that many ask II this
is a special Government-f financed
COMPARE THESE FEATURES
a. Every homesite. is served with
5S9afftt' Sa-ft' DEDICATED ded saa right-of-way with
It. is surfaced with macadam built
to Specifications required by Lou.
doun County coming authorities.
90 Electricity available to every
(3) Telephone available to every
a. School bus right to property;
churches within shopping distance.
tS9 Do YOU want wooded seclusionf
20 g. PS S.vs sOq \ want wide-dDen Dlots'
t7 If ITS view you long for. come
and look at Maryland's majestic
Sugar Loaf Mountain and virginias
Blue Ridge rance.
fSl 25 miles west OF downtown
Was washington, 1ast which is 40 minutes
Washingtons Freeway. which IS
more accessible in point of time.
safety and comfort than Chevy
Chase, Silver Spring. Alexandrts and
other committing areas
t9 The developer has segregated l
acre on Broad Run for the perma-
nent use of the owners who pur-
chase homesites in this development.
This. acre of land lies between one
OF the macadam roads in this de-
veiopment and the deep waters of
Broad Run, affording waterway
SSithout obstruction to the Potomac
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
t10' Loudoun County has one Of the
lowest, taxes in the country being
several times lower than any OF the
other Metropolitan Washington coun-
ties.
qD A new 1s-hole golf course on
cost over quarter Of a million
dollars.
Q2l A new million dollar county
high school is. under construction
at Leesburg.
(13I Among others this subdivision
is Serviced by mail. laundry and
newspaper delivery.
PRICE
Every homesite in this development
priced at Sl,622 80. 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. Z, II miles
past Tysons Corner, take last right
turn before crossing Broad Run
Bridge where Broad Run Lake is
located ONCE on lake.
JUST COME AND SEE ENJOY
A DAY IN THE COUNTRY
WITH Us
COLEMAN G.. GORE
REALTOR
VA Phone 1894
ROBERT B. YOUNG
OWNER
Evening star., 1954-05-02
FARMS teane.l

200 ACRES (Montg. Cty.): chester
loan soil; fronting on hlacktop
road; Restored center hall. liv. rn;.
iSsI5; liIs S:.S. Srep t.;n generous San. rms M IL
cond. heat. Splendid appointments
and materials throughout; S0x60
bank barn; stream through center
Of farm; grass and clover. BY any
competent appraiser: good in in
2-5s5S. Fulton s-4o15.
WANTED by pvt. party; farm in g.
No. No. NJ ne nsnins: Give price, details
500 1cREs IRE t4. in AseS6eef S6s ss sntsss nsn
JAY II. SUPPER. Accokeek. IA,
~ BEAUTIFUL ACRES-Unrestore
large home, opportunity to create
lovely estate. ONLY S13.5O0. CIR.
BLUE RIDGE MTS.-Easy drive from
up. Write sKYvERGE ESTATES
Chester Gap. Va Sc
BARGAIN - ESTATE-FARM - Just
outside Fredsricksburg, 154 acres
Deal direct. save brokers' fee.
Phone King George, Va Spruce
s11,s00-s acres; 5-rm. modern
bungalow; 1,60O-ft. frontage on
Rte. $40. Will consider trailer as
paPsiaI pstal down payment. Haymarket
CENTREvILLE. VA. two miles Of,
Route 29-10 acres surround a
beautiful. spacious 9-rm. Colonial
home: lst f.. center hall, 3-ex-
posure liv. rm: 30xl5. firepl.. porch.
diFc,II din: rm. l5xl5 ige.' sunTIS ssiS elsc. lee
screened porch; end H.. 4 twin-sized
bedrms.. tiled bath; full attic, fun
bsmt.: oil h.-w. heat; deep freeze,
washer: slate roof. Lge. barn,
eSsssn te0ess s0sse FsEafs s{e
G9slGfE 'sSsSss soSK EXCLUSIVE R:t gS
= ACRES. 2-bedrm.. cozy, country,
all-modern home, nice setting with
flowers, white and pink dogwood,
fruit and shade trees. Paneled llv-
Ing Ing rm with attS stone frepl chaFmiIfs ing
fice lovely dry bsmt... den. ldry.
rm;;, lavatory. oil heat, sparkling
well water. small stream and spring,
2-box' stall barn. Immediate pos
sfhsi0n vile. Nd 'OaM I'll ETerEseen 1856 $685.
YOUR CHOICE, 2 farms: 90 acres
8 mi. from Laurel. equipped with
machinery and stock, 7-rm. mod.
home. asking $35. ZOO. on terms.
20-acre tract nr. Lanham with home
GyE1e dGiyided. Owner anxious for offer.
1920. Jo. s-6547. .
10 ACRES with over SCOTT. frontage
on Rt. 1921. 4 miles from Warren
ton. Va; modern cottage, full base
attic, hardwood nooTs. % GOOD SAsi farm
DOROTHY c. mccoy. W Warrenton,
Va. Phone 1890.
116-ACRE scenic farm; S-rm. home;
conyeniences:. ontbldgs.; 2 nice fish
terms aca W. y.ep puScAN. n MS Louisa .s.0yS Va
Phone 230 weekdays, I45 suns.
ON ROUTE 80, 80 mi. from wash
Suitable for turkeys. chickens, beef
cattle or dairy farm; $50 acres Of
nroHsd lsysI ground; ST ID 20. no yasteland: i'm,
radiant heat. large barn, shop and
500, 900. ia: S-2634. Mon. Fri. IS
SEE THIS HOUSE TODAY. For sale
by 6uilder-26x4S-ft. frame rambler
IN G London So0dsd coa5tv ssTss q miles r62Cs p C.
on State I'd: SfO,5oo. complete complete
price: 81 900 down, $50 per month.
Phone Browning S-SO45.
ATTRACTIVE COUNTRY HOME on
II a., Loudoun Co., "a mi. D. c.:
pig shade trees: & rms, bath, large
k1tchen with new elec. range, refgr.
fireplace: hdwd. frs: bsmt.: deep
well: quiet rural setting: low taxes;
only $500: terms. RALPH A.
STYER, Rt. 80. Pleasant Valley. Va.
Lenah 5-2412 Sunday, 5-24S2
Evening star., 1954-05-02
FARMS
4 ACRES. VIENNA. VA
A RARE OPPORTUNITY
Charles County Farms

BEL ALTON MD.-25O acres; 5000.
1T. State road frontage; l0-roon
dwelling, arm. tenant house, lge
tobacco barn. stable, farm build.
ings; excellent soil. considerable
Timber; springs, stream, price
LA PLATA, MD.-I53 acres, u
arabic; soil produces best quality
tobacco; near La Plata; good neigh.
borhood; 4-room bungalow, elec.
tricity, telephone; 6-room tenant
house, electricity; 2 large tobacco
barns, farm buildings; tenant will
remain; immediate possession; price
$4,000.
LEONARD sNIDER
Tel. 33l1 La Plata, Md
Evening star., 1954-05-02
COUNTRY ESTATES

If you have been searching for that
country home with a view and
enough land for privacy. then you
should see this marvelously restored
nome near Route q. IL mi to D. c..
situated on a high knoll surrounded
by 10 rolling acres. The house has
bedrms., lge. liv rm. with fire.
place, full-size din rm.. equipped
kitchen with chestnut paneling and
$4,000 and is shown BY appoint.
ment only
81 beautiful acres improved by 8
4-bedrm.. 2-bath farmhouse tenant
house and barns. Located in q
small estate area. l 5 mi to D. C..
is ideal for a commuter to start hi.
own beef herd. Priced at S33, 800
John CANNEY
Evening star., 1954-05-02
5 o A C r E 8

Excel: land. "a titled: 40 mi. from
D. c., l mi. of stream. lake sites;
large home of z rms, . baths; ali
necessary farm equipment and ap.
accept investment prop. in trade.
TENCHER-WALKER AID. 4-2644
Il
100 ACRES OF TIMBER. pine anc
oak: price, $4,000.
INDIAN HEAD, on the old ROAD
6-rm. house with bath: gear gar.
1-acre lot: price. $4,000.
ON INDIAN HEAD HWY. mr.. Acco.
keek-Self-s grocery and mea,
business; includes all stock anc
modern eauipment: price, $4,000.
Store with the 2 apts. rents fol-
L. G. KRAGH. REAL ESTATE
BROKER. RISON, MD.
RiNnrsidn O-O21S
Evening star., 1954-05-02

DeQrm. restored mOQern nome. Z-car
garage, pond stocked with fish: out
Lee hwy. Century-old 6-rcom Co
lonial. freplaces, IA baths, oil
INV. heat. Nestled among tall
ssss sasds % %1Effs sEHEXSE sfnnsS1yaee doss SwGsr A
200 ACRES, HUGHESVMLE section,
half cultivated: tobacco, and corn.
operating. Complete with tractor
eauipment and horse. Price. S14'500;
ALIENS 1f[RS T Fresh. fssa. ALL YEAR fishing
ground. 13-acre, 5-rm. and bath
house; barn. many other buildings.
Acre in land lake, stocked with
bass, good business location. Price,
pSRMSITf $g;a5Si tsr%Si NEiw y sfohE fSsS HOUSE 2
acres @A overIooEins lo Historic o'F Fort t
Large liv. rm., fireplace, 8 bedrms.
ceramic tile bath and electric kitch-
en-. Bsssmt.. auto: oil heat, unim-
NEAR ESfef poRT 5R:r ToBAcco. i ACRES, 3
bedrm. brick rambler. large living
rm,. ceramic tile bath. elec. kitchen,
with ceramic tile walls, automatic
full assortment Of trees. including
large old beeches. ) more acres
NEAR ayaAPte PoRr T'ca ToBAcco q ACRES
IS clear, large 6-rm. house basmt.,
new ana old orchard beautiful
had in years. Price SIS.5OO.
Terms, So, 900 down. 49, i,
acre, ? bedrm: home. large liv. rm.,
nice kitchen: gear garage. concrete
block chicken house, ready to move
in. Price, $3.50. 1000 down
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY
co. ON ROUTE 3O1: BELOW
IhPoKEi S4iP. ALiwA2s MSi oPES. 9a3NN hApLAlA
A ACRES. 8-room house. bath, cleo.
oil. h.-w.h.. fireplace. 2 porches'
bank barn. nice stream, on two ma
cadam roads: "a miles to D, c.; a
nice nice place: :o6 possession with title.
1s5 iGs: acres. SGS' sSroom house. % cleo. phone,
bath, barn. numerous outbuildings,
on macadam road; 81 miles to D: c.;
good stock farm; price, $4,000:
"a acre, 7-room house. elec. phone,
and B. 4 o. station; 80 miles to
D.. c.; vacant. can move right in:
"a acre. 1O-room brick house. furnace.
bath DsthSe. ses c. phsns Taps and FsPdeS
rage. tool house. A really. nice
place. 40 miles to d. C.. 8 miles to
| Frederick. In Adamstown. Frederick
! Co., Md. Near churches. stores,
school; vacant; possession tomorrow.
Cali W. A, Daniel, Poolesville 211s.
! P. o. Dickerson, Nd. with J. VIM
| SON PETER, Rockville. Md.
APPROX. AGA. FARM, fenced. water,
| barn. other bldgs.. 6-rm. frame
| house. A steal at S10.7
/ II you can spare $1,000 and can
%pay $40 per mo. you can move into
| this lovely 3-year r-old ranch-type
| house with conveniences and large
! lot
los rich level acres on good road
near Wash. and BALTIC, large new
barn with milking parlor, otner tS
| lovely lines. An excellent dairy or
! cattle farm for only S31,500.
H ?. RuRpssITTE ,,S = s0H' SnS NJ, M.; AisS, PS
Mp. prica, 231.
Evening star., 1954-05-02

REALTORS GAITHERsBURG e9e
LOOKl LOOK!
Racehorse farm, near Laurel and new
30 from Baltimore; 72 acres; mod
ernized frame house; center-halI
entrance, Ice. liv rm.. firepl.: bed
room and half bath on 1st floor; !
bedrms.. bath up; oil h.-w.h.; bsmt
with outside entr. Some outbuild.
ings; lge. branch. fed by 2 springs;
landscaped yard bordering on hard
surfaced road
Smith w. Allnut, Sr.
Exclusive Agent. S415 Georgia Ave
JU. a-464R or Fulton 2-31Q4