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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-24

MERCURY SO Monterey 4-door
oyerdriye. radio and heater. ST .195
MANN MOTORS, INC. tOlds.D. 5000
18th st. "a blk W. of Ga. ave.
Silver Spring JU, 5-6lS6, -25
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-24
'54 Belvedere suburban
radio, heater. turn signals. sole
glass; beautiful 2-tone finish: yer
clean one owner: Wheelmobil
free" warranty: SI,S45.
WHEEL, Err. INC.


PLYMOUTH so cdr. club sedan;
spotless original green finish with
r. and h.. signals and seat covers;
/ owner; guar; low mileage. Special,
S799: bank terms. KIRK MOTOR
CO., 1000 Ga. ave. NV. ia. 9-4S0O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-24

OLDs 1853 "9S" de luxe Holiday
coupe; Hydra-Matic. r. and h.. W.
Eye: automatic seat and window
control: gorgeous 2-tone nylon land
leather interior. Showroom appear
ance. Safety-tested for your protec-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
ETERNAL FEMININE
MEETS STAFF LAW
ON CAR TAG cOLoRs

PASADENA. Calf. ~.
License plates 10 match
your car? Police Sergt. Keith
Mckay says he's heard
everything now.
Sergt. Mckay was ct his
desk when . worried woman
called.
1--WE Just had my car
painted q pale pink. she
said. and the yellow nu-
merals on the license plates
clash SO badly with the color
scheme. It's all right II I
paint the tag numbers pink
too. isn't it?'
NO. 1t isn't. rna'am." re-
piled Sergt. Mckay. That's
against the law.
That's ridiculous. " snort
ed the caller. II see cars
with different colored plates
every day. :
She hung up before the
officer could suggest that
perhaps the other colored
plates were on out-of State
ears
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
TN Urged as Spur
To British Economy

LONDON. Sept. % lP) Syl-
vester L. tPat) Weaver. presi-
dent Of the National Broadcast
ing Co. told the British yester-
day to take q tip from the United
States and let commercial tele-
vision put more drive into their
limping economy.
Mr.. Weaver said sponsored Tv
in the United States has Tempt
led people to work harder and to
earn more money BY holding up
ito them a picture Of better prod
lucts and better living.
1T is this that ] think could
well be considered by the British
Jas they worry about their do
lmestic economy and television, Z
Mr.. Weaver told the Institute Of
Practitioners In Advertising.
The MEG executive hailed the
introduction OF commercial nv
into Britain . week ago. but add
led that the British could make
fuller use OF TV and criticized
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

should know? LOokit them ears
and them tail. Gee Willikers.'
BIG STINKY
yes. Stinky, there is a
Wabbit. IhGd lunch NTH him
one day and he nibbled at his
sGndiUich. Tell that to that
little 1Dtsenheinler.
&A&
Stars In Our Town: The new
IL married Eddie Fishers were
here yesterday for one Of his Tv
sponsors conventions Cat the
Statler) and Hal March. quiz
master Of 1.-THE $64, 900 Question"
arrives tomorrow for q shindig
at the Hecht Co. We're get
ting to be q regular crossroads.
Phone Message: A city desk
clerk reports that . citizen
phoned In to complain that we
had our radio schedule on the
'sold time" and our TV schedules
on new time" and that she was
rather confused by this.
Everybody,s confused. lady.
and well stay confused for five
confusing weeks sob.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
GUN NOT THE THING
TO USE ON FLIES,
FARMER LEARNS

SALEM. N. Y. R.After
q hard day Id the fields,
Farmer Herbert Dillon
wanted to enjoy q book and
an after-dinner cigar on his
porch.
But d iy kept buzzin' and !
buzzin, around.
Mr.. Dillon got mad. He
grabbed . 81 cahber re-
volyer from 4 stand nearby
and took q swat at the fiy.
The gun went on and the
bullet struck the 40-year-old !
farmer In the left thigh.
Mr.. Dillon was reported In
good condition today at his
home In this Eastern New
York community.
The ny escaped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

|Britons who opposed Tv adyer-
Using.
Britain's independent tele.
vision authority, which now OPP
crates alongside the publicly
owned British Broadcasting Co.
Us supported by advertising rev.
|enues. But its commercial plugs
are screened by q government
authority which regulates the
programs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

and sat down TO watch.
Il was challenging all right.
Not once. but three times the
producer saw at to dramatize
the macabre method BY which
the woman feared she would de-
stroy her newborn baby.
Gloria McGhee. who. as Gloria
McGeehee. attended high school
in washington while her daddy
served in Congress, played the
mother and looked almost as ul-
nerved. I suspect. as those who
were able to remain with it for
I the half hour.
Maybe shock treatment Of
this order Is required to drama
tine the situation, but ! doubt Il
the hludgeon was necessary.
The cliche I'd miss the least,
by the way, was the tag ct the
end Of the show saying
III this program helped one
person, It tDiu hare been north
i1hiie..
There was q sharp contrast
that Monday night between
Medic" and Horizons. " the new
AEC-7 series devoted to the field
Of medicine.
Horizons ably follows the path
hlazed by March Of Medicine"
and takes the viewers. via re-.
notes, to hospitals and institu-
lions where things Of Importance
are happening.
Mondays visit to Kessler In
stitute. which concerns itself
with the rehabilitation Of para
plegics. amputees, victims OF
asphasia. ETC.. was an inspira-
tional one. It, too, could have
been melodrarnatic - but Don
Goddard's restrained interviews.
the cheering words of the pa
tients themselves. the obvious
care with which the scenes in
the ward were photographed,
added up to an absorbing adult
total. No bludgeon was neces-l
sary.
Mr.. Montgomery is going to be-
missing one viewer on Monday
nights occasionally.
$3.50 4
Minute Reviews: aOzzie and
Harriet" returned Friday tABC-
u and II those boys get any big
ger, they're going to need Cine
maScope- TV. The series es-
cfiews frantic comedy and news
TO . reasonable story line !.
They still don't look like actors
which, to me, is the most magical
thing about the Nelson's.
robin Hood" the new Mon
day night CBS-Tv series ought
to intrigue most Of the young
sters &. Richard Greene Is mo-
Doug Fairbanks. ST.. but he looks
as II he'll give the Sheriff Of Not
tingnam and those naughty
Normans their due and then
some.
.Three Empty Rooms" onI
Studio One Monday soon emp
tied a fourth mine.
II q 4 Il
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
$4,000 Subscribed

Washingtonss Jewish congre-
cations subscribed $l75,O0O in
State Of Israel bonds during the
Holy Days. about so per cent
more than last year. the bond
campaign leaders announced.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28

man Of the committee that Sc
lected the recipients.
The health service Is part of
the Department of Health.
Education and Welfare.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-09-28
ON THE AIR
BIudeeons Will Never
Replace the ScolpeI
By BERNIE HARRISON

I'm stH bit eroggy Monday nights Medic. (WC4.
was advertised Of challenging twopart
study OF postnata psychos since the subject Of mental
illness deserves the widest circulation ezpectanty
Evening star., 1955-05-29

still be hiding. Finally, we
reached the top, and while the
six men raised the flag and pole
on the rim of an extinct vol
cano. stood in the crater below
and snapped a picture.
This photograph changed my
life. The Associated Press sent
it out as a wirephoto. and news
papers throughout the United
States published 1t. It was
used for bond drives and for
patriotic rallies. and since then
it has been carved in ice. ham,
burger and bronze. And sud-
Evening star., 1955-05-29

TEN YEARS AGO, the vol
canic and Sulphurous little
island of Two Jima erupted in
a battle as savage as any in the
history of World War II. I was
there on D-day with my press
camera, and was fortunate to
be prepared to shoot a picture
when five Marines and a sailor
raised the American flag on
Mount Suribachi.
Before this strategically i'm
portant dot in the Pacific
changed hands. 10000 Marines
had to storm the defenses of
$4,000 firmly intrenched Japa-
nese. After five weeks Of bitter
fighting 5000 Americans had
been killed and 10000 wounded.
Almost all the japanese de-
tenders were wiped out.
It was on February %. l945.
four days after the first land
ings, that I joined a party that
had been sent out to plant the
flag. On the way up the 546-
foot mountain, we had to stop
several times while Marines
threw grenades into caves
where japanese troops might
Evening star., 1955-05-29

now mans the base as an emer-
gency and refueling station.
And green grass and weeds.
vines. 15-foot pandanus trees.
gingko bushes and clumps of
sugar cane grow wild over the
whole area where on D-day
not a blade Of grass was to be
seen.
The island is a huge natural
sulphur deposit. In the north,
sulphur still bubbles to the sur
face In several huge open pits.
In the south. the yellow color
ing now comes to the surface
in the area around old Moto-
yama Airstrip No. l.
But years Of typhoons and
soil erosion have worked
changes in many places, reveal
ing long hidden secret openings
to the fantastic mazes Of un-
derground caves. In the cliff
heights to the north, blasted
blockhouses are exposed. tilted
at fantastic angles partly by
accurate bombardment and
partly by subsequent fast erod-
ing action Of heavy rain run
CONTINUED on Next Poge)
MAGAZINE. May ~. l95S-PAGE :
Evening star., 1955-05-29
Two JIMA REVISITED
Photographer Who Made Flag Raising Picture
Reports on Return to Scene 10 Years Later


denly. after taking pictures Of
celebrities for years. I found
myself facing the f1ashbulbs.
Because of this. I felt it i'm
portant to try to get out to
Two Jima again and join in the
ceremonies on the 10th ami
versary honoring those who
gave their lives in the struggle.
and those who were wounded.
and those who somehow
survived.
There is no Marine contingent
on Two Jima now. The beaches
are virtually cleared of all the
Evening star., 1955-05-29

rubble of war leftoverS. The
half-buried tanks and amtracks
and metal mating have been
picked clean and removed by
Japanese Salvagers to bolster
their homeland economy by
easing the dire shortage Of
metals for consumer needs.
Forty thousand tons of It al
ready have been shipped.
An Army air base squadron.
with weather detachment, COM
munications. Loran. engineers.
air-sea rescue and q Coast
Guard unit-about 600 men
THE WASHINGTON STAR PicroRI
Evening star., 1955-07-24
Property Wanted
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

GOOD PAYING BUSINESS on Route
80 at Aldie, Va; property consists
of s acres OF land with 300 II road
frontage. 2-story store bldg. equip:
grocerv store with off-sale beer
d wine, large parking lot with
roadside souvenir stand and a q
sale and retail chair business, To-
. chicken houses, little river runs
through entire property. Reasons
for selling. owner retiring: priced
at s17.500: y cash will handle
8. o. BURTON, Lenah, Va. Phone
Lenah 5-2442 or Lenah $3.50
COMM. Arl,.. va.-1s rms. = baths
saS. stSTe q gA once sessso SD apt Excel a6 IN
SILVER sPRINGMGa. ave, 2 story
bsmt.. approx, 25xl25. Good in
vestment. SAL REALTY, Ju
poWSTowN odsS.EwN ELEVATOR BLDG. nea,
woodward g. Lothrop's. A6ou!
5000 sd. ~. OF usable space: Priced
below replacement costs. CARL 9
RosINsKI CO.. Ma. s-e254. GA
coIEssyILLE VICINITY. Corner 10.
Excel. possibilities. $3.50 subj e
Zonins. RIPLEY g. RoMER, EV
4-6422; II no ans, JU. S-30aS,
AN OUTSTANDING OPPORTUNITY
for a couple or q GI who wants =
business and a home. well esta6.
lished general store. with t-sal,
beer, located on Central ave, Route
ia. mr.. 30l. Property and bust.
ness consist OF main store. 2 rms
land, with approx. 400 It. frontase
Price, S3i 800. with $4,000 cash
owner will hold trust for balance
5 Shown 9y apt oT rS Snls Ss,ess ar ffSSi eEUi
,siSs.IisSia sISHs' x NsaE 81. N.w.-42z11o IT
NE s-396e. MR., TH0MPsoN. PyS =,
Georsis ave. next TO Coop store
one OF the last valuable piece
avail in n.. this RAPIDLY s,ssIS, srcw,Ps CON st,
ssssa MSssson. 70. s-ssss. ' ''
Evening star., 1955-07-24
STORES FOR RENT
STORE AND RMS. on Penna: ave.
Sc -Sl25 per mo. Call Ii. $4,000

STORE AND Z RMS. on Penna. ave.
sc -S125 per mo. Call Ii. $4,000
aIes GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-Newly
dec store with full bsmt. and 2
car brick garage in rear; oil +, ". H..
nsS mo' Mr.. Re'sHae SG1MhSN. LsSRs SA San' s2$ai
18th AND A s.E.--corner store and
apt reasonable rent, SCHAF.
FERT. s42 Eye, Ma, s-7s63. pa
STORE, 7os 0 st. nv. next to q
sToFn Il martss s16 Sa IT, RAJ heat sassnd sand wats.
viii rent for 500 to right party
Cali so, s-S366. -24
LAST ONE LEFT, Alexandria. Va,
Busy intersection new beautiful
Colonial shopping center Air con-
area. adjoining a., drug, s.S lt gr9ltss5syI; ts5Is
for anv other type business. I'm
mediate possession. Phone Mr.. Rob-
erts; LA. 6-10oo; after z. oil.
7aI oiiG iith ST. NV, ground fir; good
for any type business: between q
and + sts; nv: across from Wash Wash
ARL., VA. iii WILSON BLvD.~Ir
well-estab. shop. center, plenty pvt
parking on one of main blvd. en-
frances from Wash. Good for va
riety store, hardware, sc and 1Oc
mems or women's clothing, shoes
sHTsaa suFna flowers Or 'rN sIec Bgpo4lz sBpol4lz ETC. "o
31sS:-69 WILSON BLVD, heart o.
Clarendon--Lge., mod. store, hea
and water furn.: suit. any business
Wo. 6-4292.
SHOREHAM HOTEL VIC, .2609 EAU
ST. n.w.-Store with . bay wind
Mod. bldg. suit. many types o
businesses or ONCE space. Reas
RA. 6-0051.
si0S M ST. N.w.-lst-foor store
app. 6S6 SO. IT,. reas. rent. Sc,
mgr. at 3415 M st NV. or call CO
DowNTowN-723 11th st. NV
Excel. location. app. S25 So. IT. witt
strg. area ; reas. rent, incl. a.
utilities, Apply LEO M, BERNSTEIN
SMALL DOWNTOWN STORE, bus!
location. This ideal store will b,
$3.50 GA. AVE. N.w.-l-story store
EiEEA EEArr9 Y co.' 5sar ma. sSsi s.ssso. So Di@i'
STORE IN NEW MODERN OFFICl
BLDG, Just completed, in Herndon
Va; l009S location in fast-growinl
community. opposite Safeway. Elk
cellent opportunity. Call Herndol
800 or 266.
IeIOOh I4th ST. N.w.-S5o. Suit
able for barber shop or bushes
once. AFFLECK. MA. S-5566. 81
SHOPPING CENTER, Falls Church
corner store, 20 BY so. Mr., Las
Sen. RA. 3-471b. JE. 2-2e22.
CLARENDON, 10th st., " block ?
| O.; small store or once; lease: SSb
IA. o-7bSA.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
MONTGOMERY

25 ACRES. fine city brick home of a
bedrooms. 4 baths, maids quarters,
nicely. equipped kitchen; barn; long
road frontage and commanding ele-
vation. $4,000.
20. ACRES. with large, comfortable
old home and all outbldgs., spring,
shade trees; ideal for family want
ing to keep horses or to farm in
9 small way: close-in. and only
I$37. 800 buys this 1oo-acre farm.
close-in, and with modern home
The nature of this location should
afford a handsome profit should
you wish to sell in a few years.
O0-ACRE DAIRY FARM, about 80
miles from Wash, with fine i'm
provements, including large and
grand old Colonial stone home sur
rounded by boxwoods and trees:
$500 per acre.
3 ACRES, wooded, and large sO-foot
2-bath rambler, very close-in and
only about 3 yrs. old; good loca-
ton and home Is exceptionally
equipped; only S26,750.
SELLING FARMS has been our busi-
ness for years and years. Tell us
your needs and we can help you.
Stop in.
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC.
REALTORS, GAITHERSBURG 2qp
Evening star., 1955-07-24

ofaees syailahle from $50 per NO
In this eonv. location.
RIDDKLL REALTY CO.
1740 K St NV nj g.7Q0(
Evening star., 1955-07-24

OfEN y bkANCH OFFICE n Rock
VILE: fastest grevtns community
ara Nod. o1lees IN WINK Bldg.
Rockville. Attractive Tms. Best To-
cation Plenty parking spaee. Ideal
for 6gsines1 or doctors. Call ~
'cSI1aascSsE .hopplnr center, Lees.
burg pike n. 2 Corners. Va. Ho.
2-55sss g RA 3-l3e7.
lookipg white House and Lafayette
PARK Telephone answering serT-
Ice included Call 81. 3-3466.
MEDICAL ofneea. air-eond.. mod /:
Ssie lssh saa st. NV. Ho. '2-6s5s'
lSs4 Sa sotS tSy 81. N.w.-rnt,r. b,dr.. .
Stories and bsmt.: appro1. IL 81 SO
Parking rear. mod. and attr.. -reas.
rent. d. r. RUPERT. ST. 3-sas4,
4 LeE, Rms, commercial or resi-
se no % dhd9en & seeD: 'tSTs SSs.r on bsa ss
fuTn. "a. S-issI. IA. S-5s1I'
OFFICE. vic. Doctors Hosp.-i Ise.
rm., small rm... reception hall
and bath. and parking for / car;
l0o per mo. To inspect. call Ma.
A5LExANDRlA. 5ss. VA: adjacent Hot
stories. beautifully finished ofices.
walnut pansling. air cond.; ample
parking; $500 So. it., total area.
OWNER. Ii. 7-740O; ewes. JU.
OFFICES In new modern bldg. Just
completed in Herndon, Va; 1905
locatton in fast-growlng commun-
ity; al util. incl in rent. Call
AIR CONDITIONED OFFICES, e1e
and 92l l1th st. NV, End O., front
GRSfs G4oi. RE. Esfz z-aSs7. Ss rentals "a; ss O.
ATTRACTIVE downtown, air eond
partially furn., 8 to m. once
suite; spacious; reas. Cali Wkdays.
8 to $3.50. DI. 7-4377. -25
MICHAEL WALSH 4 soNs. scSFsr i9ii rTj
Eye st. NV. RE. S-S262.
OFFICE FOR RENT, " block from
Hecht's Silver Spring store; corner
ONCE on ground d. fronting on
main thoroughfare, newly remod-
eled. in newly remodeled bldg;
rent, $50 per mo. incl. utils.. 90i
Pershing DR.. Phone until $3.50 p.m
Re; n-s457: Sat. and Sun. OIL.
AIR.CoNDITloNED OFFICE. 2
aaoulc. wv s0- ~. lUE less tnan
" per 50. It. Call NE. s-24S9.
1II6 N. HUDSON ST., cor. Wilson
blvd, lge, bright rm.. newly dec.
lge., windows facing street. Reas.
rent. WO. 6-4292.
UNFURN. PVT. OFFICE In air-cond
suite OF law offices: use OF recep,
rm.. l4th and * location: SEQ mo.
Avail. immed. Ma. $500. -27
SILVER SPRING-Air cond., in new
oldg.; $50. Also 4-bedrm. and bath
suite on ground q. mr.. Hechts. Ex-
Gel. prof. or bus. loc. MARSTEILER
ZEAL ESTATE. JU. 9-2552. JU.
DOWNTOWN - SOC 18th st. NV;
entire End H., ideal for studio,
o1lce or any business. PAPANI-
COLAS INVEST, DI. 7-3047. go
DOWNTOWN - TIA 5th at. NV;
atr-conditioned 10-rm. ofiice on
ground floor with bsmt. strg,: total
approx. 32,S70 50. IT,; scar park.
ing lot; evry reas. rent. Apply
LEO M. BERNSTEIN &c CO., 1000
9th AND g NV, 9 lse, rms. pyt
bath. low rental, all utils, inciud'
Call Mr., VINNicK. NE. s-22S4,
FE. 3-2S64. -25
LUxURIOUSLY FURNISHED. air
conditioned of1ces. one or more In
lawyers suite. Reception and sec
Nasr sNssaFyS M.r9snn.9 TSSm and services SPtionsl
I4fh AND NEW YORK AVE. NV
Bond building, furn. once. air cond
Reasonable CT III pRI SN'
Evening star., 1955-07-24
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

7-ROOM HOUSE on 6,7OO-ft. lot in
the heart OF Silver Spring Vicinity
OF Bonifant and Fenton): ideal for
omces. restaurant or any type OF
business: win remodel. redeeorate
or rebuild to suit reliable tenant
1891 SCI soih ssf4S 81. NWEnsire EWsekqEsysi 5lds
2 stories and bsmt.: approx. 14x3O:
parking rear: mod. and attrac.
Ieas: rent. r. r. RUPERT. ST.
3-S4S4. -25
STORE or once space in beaut.
Hunting Towers shopping center.
Approx. 36x15 IT. XII. s-s715;
ssxs7 FT.. all facilities; for lease:
doctor. dentist. church. lawyer. in
rent. 4Sis st St. an sslnabos e1spnsIls rS' s.e.,
Silver Hill. Md. RE. .5-620s. "a
HERNDON, VA.--Bldg.. 1000 sa.
#. Next to Safeway store. Ideal
fSr furniture; no no competition
CORNER 9th AND X SITS. NV. 1925
floor; for ofiees. wholesaler. union.
elevator. heat, light. char service;
low rental. THE BURTON CO.,
412 9th st. NV. RE. 7-2e94.
SIS KENNEDY ST.-Rent house
with 2, apts.. zoned 1st commercial:
front bsmt. entrance: is flne for
small bus: $3.50 mo-. or will sell
TRIANGLE-New bldg. !:
2 modern air-cond storerooms.
suitable for any type business.
Also lge. rms. in rear with alley
entrance. Ready for occupancy
about Sept. l. Across from post
ONCE. c. P. FLETCHER. Realtor,
JU. $4,000: ewes. JU. S-S744.
MAINE AVE. S.W.-Mod. flreproof
bldg, 4.275 so. IT. on 2 fioors.
5000 mo. A. M. ROTH CO.. RE.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
I'm a Good Investment
Apt HOUSE

COLoRED 1900 DELAFIELD PL
NV, cor. Of Ga. aye-Ideal fol
lodge. dance studio. funeral home;
excel, condition: ballrm; .I,,. rest y rms; s.,
End n. To see. call Mr.. P. j. Han.
nan, ewes Sat. and Sun. on DE
2-6653. with M. PAUL HANAN
r32 18th st. NV. ME. S-4100.
Evening star., 1955-07-24
RARGAIN HIJNTERS
AZ - 4s14 . <141411-FA@'
Harndnra Va Rhnna lQk
South of GettYsburg

South of Gettysburg
Beautifully located farm at edge Of
historic battlefield, wide frontage
on main hwy, few minutes to
Gettysburg. ideal site for roadside
business. outstanding 212-story
home. rooms. bath, new furnace,
6-car garage, 34x50 barn, silo,
2 poultry houses 1000 capacity,
utility house, other bldgs., Asa
acres, 33 tillable loan. 5 springs,
site for private lake. Asking only
$4,000. TERMS! No. 0-2762.
VESTS. J. C. BREAM & SON.
Fairfield rd.. Gettysburs' Pa
Evening star., 1955-07-24
HISTORIC Underwater
SOUTHERN MD


|. go acres, 6.room home with base
house. laying house, implement
she'd, corn bin, utility house. :
brooder hog lot, hog pasture
running streams, large timber
combination tobacco, hog anc
poultry farm; everything new
complete farm machinery: Al
miles D. c.: $4,000.
2. 20 acres, Groom modern home
tobacco barns, outbuildings
paved road; 80 miles D. c.. ST.
500.
8. 220-acre plantation, historic 10.
room brick home. modern con.
veniences; one broom cottage, 4.
room tenant house. 5 large barns
corn house; land in high state ot
cultivation; growing tobacco. corn
soybeans, vegetables; on payeC
boulevard, "A miles D. C. I'm.
mediate possession; S47,500.
4. 30 acres, fronting on 2 paved
highways, 6-room home with elec.
trieitE z large tobacco barns
b. 50 S'ss Acres. SO ss coIoniai m brics ifanU home
needs REPAIRS 2 large barns
streams: on paved, road; good
tobacco and grain farm. Immedi-
ate possession. Overlooks Patux-
eent River; 30 miles D. c.; S15,-
5 ia acres, large timber. 2
streams, valuable gravel deposits.
lmmeciate possession; ideal for
developments; % miles D. c.
LIBERAL mortgase; $9,450.
7. 100 acres. 4.room home. 9 large
barns, corn house, garage, COM
plete farm equipment; / mule
streams; paved road, completely
fenced; large timber; liberal f.
nancing. Immediate possession;
~ miles D, c.; SI3,50O.
5. 243 acres. modern home, 3 farm
houses. 4 barns. 60-head cattle
shed, 100-ton silo, corn, grain,
iced pms, running water for
orenard, streams. farm eauis-
cattle; 3s miles D. c. Liberal
financing
Zee our ad under Waterfront for
Sale" We have farms, waterfronts,
cottages, going business to fiji your
reqnirements.. CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY. Prince Frederick. Mary
land. Phone 10S. 354 and 225-J-1.
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT.
TT9gNTAIN T2gM MET,, FAEM FAISNIs = BEAUTIFUL
erick, Md. bypass Of new Rte 24O
express hwy, 5 minis. to village
stores; will be hr. to downtown
D. c. 225-acre dairy farm; pres
ent rent S265 and owner reserves
complete 6-rm. apt, in main DWELL
ing for week ending. The main
dwelling Is pre-Civil War stone,
| rms. baths, and offers excel
lent opportunity to make a most
desirable country, establishment
room dwelling with central heat.
S33.750; $4,000 cash NAV be
sold IN two parcels: e5 acresl
Slb,750: $500 cash, and 100
acres with main dwelling, $4,000.
$4,000 cash.
? MODERN RAMBLERS ON 90
ACRES, mr.. Hyattstown, z minis. to
new 240 express hwy. Exceptional
elevation and view; main dwelling,
4 bedrms... 2 baths; guesthouse. 2
bedrms.. liv. rm., kit. bath and
utility rm. $4,000
coLEsvILLE, HISTORIC GEoR.
rms, 10 fireplaces, structurally
perfect and essentially unchanged,
with electricity, plumbing and heat,
on l35-acre. dairy farm with at
tractive, modern 7-rm guesthouse;
easy committing distance; S62, 800
Ben l.. LaGarde. fremont 4-4164
SANDOZ, INC.