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The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-07
Hebrew Harry Cain
TODAY IN NATIONAL AFFAIRS
mistakes Are laid to Cain in Loyalty
Plan Criticism"
BY David Lawrence

DeWoN Free FTess q N. 7 ITbUneT
WASHINGTON, June IS-Former United States Senator
Harry Cain OF he State Of Washington says there have
tragic mistakes made In the handling Of the seevrysk
program and he doubts whether any such program really
needed.
Mistakes, however In handling dsmissss or suspensions
OF government employees have cropped up from time to
time In government procedures, and many Of them hap
Pened long before The Communist menace developed.
Even Mr.. Cain. we-inenioned though he is has himself
mode some rather serious mistakes Of fact his crusade
to dseredi tho seevryisk program Of the government
tsss HEBREW HARRY CAIN. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-07

Post exchanges, retail stores operated by v. S. armed
forces peddng ponograph magazines American
ieemen In Japan and Korea.
the magazine racks Of the offending post exchanges
bswdy pictures and suggestive titles eer up the soldier
srman He may have Just attended character
guidance lecture given by his chaplain Now he finds
agency trying to sell him literature that ncifes
him violate the principles Of deeney that he chaplain
uphods.
Alongside the publications with the svssesveIyfifIed
articles you sometimes photography magazines that
only thnIy-veed essays in pictorial pornography
have Competition" They have monopoly They
they plead the Of demand they be ehs
In any customer demand does Justify
selling everything II il did, might find post exchanges
selling narcotics unlimited gallons Of liquor
The mobd, eroe publications. sold publicly by agency
Of the w. s. lower American prestige abroad
while doing moral harm TO individuals
They be bought only by American military personnel
their dependents and civilians working for the u S. govern
But Japanese and Korean youths and girls sales clerks
in the post exchanges handle and sell magazines
Japanese and Korean domecs them lying around in bill
let's Most Of the copies sold Ultimately find their way into
Japanese and Korean hands, MANY Of these Orenfas
santy scrUfinng Americans, read English The pvrpor
Of the illustrations in the magazines nobody
Like the immodesf "pinvps" permitted by
manders in Offices and clubs smvty magazines sold in
exchanges to have official approval They all the
damaging TO prestige
Post exchanges have been carrying dirty literature fer
many month cleanup is overdue.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-07
FEAR NO EVIL.

RIGHTEOUSNESS WILL STAND FOREVER
By ELIZABETH ELLINGTON
David Sang: "Hear me when call, o God of my
Righteousness: thou hast, enlarged me when in
distress; have mercy upon me; and hear my, prayer"
Palm AL.
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-07
venezuelan Plane PIunges in
Ocean Off Jersey Coast"
BY NDREW F. FRUE,iAUF, C.S.

do a Fruehauf Martin Luther job in this age!!l
And how! Science & Health, textbook, is Gods
Liberator Of The Bible.
GOD THAN THE POPE AT ROME! AND THE
WRITER is HIS FRIEND AND OF HIS PEOPLE,
TOO!
Jesus Flowed Righteousness and hated iniquty'l
The "lukewarm' live in fools paradise!
"24 TEEN-ACERS LOST IN THE CRASH"
JUST 10 MINUTES IN VAIN TRY FOR NY
GOD TO HIS DETROIT TRIBUNE
VENEZUELA is A ROMAN CATHOLIC COUNTRY!
THAT is ENOUGH OF AN ANSWER
TO THE ELECT!
VISIBLE MORTAL THOUCHT!-OF UNREPENTENT
SINNERS!!-OF THE DEVILS DUPES,
ALCOHOL AND TOBACCO, AND DRUG STORE
MEDICINE USERS! OF SOOTHING SYRUPS"
TO FOG THE THINKING VS.. MY (COD'S) "STILL,
SMALL VOICE" OF PROTECTION,
GUIDANCE AND LOVE!
1.-THE WAGES OF SIN is DEATH!'
THE DEVILS FRAUDULENT, ROMAN CATHOLIC,
MATERIALISTIC PERvERSIONS OF THE
WHOLLY SPIRITUAL, DIVINELY PROTECTIVE,
DRUCLESS, NON-RECIMENTED, POPELESS,
INFALLIBLE CHRISTIANITY OF MY CHILDLESS,
INCOMPATIBLE, HOLY GHOST CONCEIVED
MESSIAH SON, CANNOT ACCEPT OUR
INVITATION AND ADMONITION:
"BE YE PERFECT, EVEN AS YOUR FATHER WHICH
is IN HEAVEN is PERFECT"-Christ Jesus.
THAT is TOO MUCH FOR ROMAN CATHOLICS,
HEBREWS THE IMPURE AND IMMATURE
BREED OF PROTESTANTS, AND THE REMAINDER
OF THE HUMAN RACE OTHER THAN MY
CHOSEN PEOPLE, CHRISTLIKE CHRISTIAN
SCIENTISTS!!
tsee "a, DEAD, AIR CRASH RECORD. Page ~
The Detroit tribune. (Detroit, Mich.) 1935-1966, 1956-07-07
Christian Science Proqrams

Gods Detroit Tribune 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
SEC Revises Proposal
On Registration Rules

The Securities and Exchange
Commission today issued a re-
vised version of proposed new
rules to protect investors from
fraud and Misrepresentation in
uranium and other promotional
stock offerings.
The commission announced it
was DESTROYS of obtaining the
benefit of public views and COM
ments." 1t invited interested
persons to send written COM
ments to SEC by March 9.
The amendments, under study
since last spring but frequently
revised, tighten up requirements
for registration Of issues under
100000 by companies In the
United States and Canada.
Among other things, the rules
would:
l. Require the issuing COM
pany to guarantee that IS per
cent of all funds paid for its
stock will be returned unless,
within six months after the sale
starts, at least half the issue has
been sold and paid for.
2. Require that financial
statements made in the Offering
circular, or prospectus, be certi-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
Four ID. C. Men Qualify
For Round Table

-Four Washington insurance
men have qualified for the Mil
lion-Dollar Round Table.
They include: Rudolph Arkin,
Massachusetts Life Insurance
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
ICHICAGOLIVESTOcK

CHICAGO. Feb. IA u UsDAD,-
saiable hogs. 1900: general market
ers. with most decline on weights under
240 lbs. but trade closing duh, 25 to
mostly so lower all weights butchers;
sows scarce. around Is lower: most .. s.
Nos. to 3, fSU-260-iih. butchers, IL. 90
1880: several lots Nos. and 2 I90-
eco lbs, mostly sorted for weight and
grade, l2.75-l3. 90; bulk 270-350 lbs,
! .2b-19 90: larger lots sovs. up 70 900
lbs, p.76-11 90: weights around $50 lbs.
and lighter ssarce. Quotable to 11.25.
Salahle cattle, 1000; salable calves,
400: high choice and prime steers steady
TO stronge. other grades slow steady TO
weak; heifers weak; cows steady to weak:
bulls~about steady: veafers and stockers
and feeders steady; three loads averaEe
sssers. = IS and 'a q SO; few loads
mixed choice and prime. under 400
lbs. 81 .00-23,n0: q load of prime 300
ID. steers, .20.50; most good and choice
steers, 10000 90; two loads CONNER
cial and good 1,400 lbs, 1900; utility
and commercial steers. 12.50-I4.5 so; q
few high choice and prime heifers. 10 90
20. 90: most good TO high choice heifers.
l5.5u-1a.75; utility and commercial cows,
] .o0-13,00; Gamers and cutters, 300
80; utility and commercial bulls,
~ ,O0-I 500; vealers, 90 90 down; load
OF GOOD 84S-lb. yearling stock steers
1913; 9 load OF choice a25-lh feeding
steers; 1878. load of good s00-lb
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14


90 years. All area awards are
equal.
Nearly 1900 students from the
District, Maryland and Virginia.
representing 81 schools, entered.
Competition for national awards
will be held at Pittsburgh, where
national winners will receive cash
awards and in some cases schol-
arships.
Work of District winners will
be on display in Jelleff's F street
store, beginning February 10.
while work of Maryland winners
will be on display at Jelleff's Be-
thesda and Silver Spring stores.
Work Of Virginia winners will be
in the windows of the company's
Shirlington store.
Local judges were Jack PERL
mutter. Washington painter and
teacher: Miss Catharina Baart,
artist and teacher; Mrs. Mae
Ashton, teacher and artist, and
Edwin Lewis of Howard Uni
versity.
Winners Listed
Area winners were:
d Roosevelt si High Ssh.sl; Jeanette Vase
lie Bourhis.
Wilson Hish School: Lilien Filipoyic.
cooliss. High school: Roberto Book.
Patricia Moss, Elaine Marcus, Laura
Moskowitz, Caryl Raines
washington and Lee Hish School:
Brice Hobbs Mathew Herhan III, Alice
pef S.: ssst9 1u asle hlsh schools Nathan
lei Goodwin. Phillip James, William
was.hinston; yohn COOPER Clarence
Ann Gale, Norman PAGE. Richard Perry.
Michael J. Lane. Matthew B. watson.
Philip stagg, lar Watson. r..,,..
MOUNT vernon oemtuAIy - NubIbtcs
Ward. Sandra Jane Anderson. Anne
Bailey, Ann Carter, Candy Dalton, sara
johnson, Jeanne Clarke, Beverly Blum
berg. Berkeley JENNINGS.
George WashinKt0n High School
Marcia Poterfleld
SidweiI Friends SchooI--James Hughes,
Alice Marshall.
Fairm0nt HeIghts High school--Joseph
Smallwood, Henry Briscoe, William
Hawkins, Michael Thompson. Resina
Newman.
1 Mckinley Technical High School
Arthur Epstein, Nolie Hagerman. Joseph
Sanders.
Francis Junior Hish SchooI--Marilyn
Williams.
/ Holton Arms SchoOi-saIly Cunier,
Mary Vincent Martin.
GonIaga High school-Charles @. Del
/ Veechio.
I Leland Junior High School - Judy
| Murdoch. Charles Vest, Gay Williford,
Betsy Smith. Carol Ann 6chneeman.
t Bette GosS, william O. C. Parke.
1 Anaeostia High school: Blanche Rob-
inson. Edward Sarkin.
-, National Cathedral sehosl: Mary
shaw Junior High school: Mary Cham
bers,
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600 for offices, $4,000 for a
public garage: $4,000 for gas
stations; $32.500 for restaurants
and $4,000 for a shop, or a total
Of $3.50, 1000 for these categories
Commercial repairs totaled ST.
OFT, 495.
In December the commercial
total was $131 900 and CONNER
cial repairs aggregated $139, $50.
In January. 1855. the totals were
$573, 500 and $271.567.
The January report listed 81
brick dwellings for 1894 900 and
three apartment buildings for
SIS. 900 VS.. 1894 500 for dwellings
and 1855, 600 for apartments in
December and $590.000 and
$t23 900 in January. 1855. Resi-
dental repairs totaled $175.020
VS.. $335,310 in the previous
month and $397,417 in January
last year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14

SMILING AWARD WINNERS-These five area stu
dents were among 81 who received gold keys for
their entries in the 1856 Scholastic Art Awards,
are Cleft to right Charles G. Del Vecchio, 16, Of
GonZaga High School; Louise LIE Bourhis, 16, of
Roosevelt High School; Richard Perry 49, Bethesda
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14

Co.: Thomas R. Buchanan. New
York Life Insurance Co.; Louis
j. Grayson, Travellers Insurance,
and George A. Hates, Fidelity
Mutual Life Insurance Co.
The Round Table rs an inter-
national organization Of leading
producers who have sold 81 mil
lion or more of life insurance in
the preceding year.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
STOP SCALP
] 7 G IT

Gloyer's Mango Medicine steps itchy sealp,
removes ugly. loose dandruff scales. arrests
falling hair. Unlike hair tones snd dressings,
Gloyer's 10 real medicine made like doc.
tors prescription. Contains sulphur. tars and
soothing oils that really stimulate the scalp
and cleanse away scales. Try GIover's %.
second Mango Medicine tonight - theA
shampoo. You'll see and feel your hair and
scalp COMPLETELY REVfTALlZ Ed.
Itch 10 gone. Dandruff is checked. Hair
stops coming out because your scalp can
&c all druggists. Money back guarantees
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14

'sgitland High schoeI: John A. Fits.
gerald.
Western Hish School: Nadya Kay
aloff.
swanson Junior High School: Kenneth
johnson.
Eastern High School: Victor Ross
Northwestern High School: Mary
Downing.
MONTGOMERY Blair High School: Susan
Bannerman. Betty Meyers, Hunter Eure
Baltimore Polytechnic: Robert Hirsch-
field
AnnandaIe High school--Michael v
Smith
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
MUTUAL FUNDS

NEW YORK Feb IA dP,.-Nationali
of Securities Dealers. Inc: |
Noon QuotAtlnnAl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
FOREIGN EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Feb. IA R.-Foreign
exchange rates follow, Great Britain in
dollars, others in cents unchanged TN
less otherwise noted.
Canadian dollar in New York open
p1 n0 6o. 2iss I per cent premium or
sa ERT0Ps4 lsao r RI BF ssa.y SsaIes
20 s1252. Oh :; se-dsy FUTURES
OF q cent: Germany Western, tdeut-
scf1e mark 1880; Holland tguilderl
26.f4, of OF; Italy Qira) .16Es Of 9
1884; switzerland Qrancl tfreeI 1884
Denmark (kronei 1880.
Latin America: Arsentina ffresl
2.40; Brazil tfreel 1.50: Mexico s.O2;
Far East: Hong Kong dollar 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
Hot Shoppes Directors
Vote 15-Cent Dividend

Directors Of Hot Shoppes, Inc,
have declared a regular quarter
ly dividend of Is cents a share,
President j. Willard Marriott
announced today.
The dividend will be payable
March is to stockholders of rec
ord March /.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
Top Statesmen to Discuss
Techniques at Luncheon

Three top statesmen from
Washington firms will serve on
Ia panel discussing sales tech
niques in selling automobiles.
real estate and Office equipment
lat a luncheon of the Washing
ton Sales Executives Club at
the Burlington Hotel next Mon
day.
Panel members will include:
Reginald T. johnson, Arcade
Pontiac Co.; Jimmy Salkeld,
Shannon e. Luchs, and Ted
Crouch, Sound Criber Sales
Corp. Henry Beardsley will
serve as moderator,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14

fed by independent public &C.
countants.
8. Deny the use Of the simpli-
fed small company" registra-
ton procedure If any director,
officer or major stakeholder of
the company. or any promoter
or underwater Of the issue, has
been convicted Of any stock
fraud or violation, has been
penalized by SEC for violation
of the securities laws. or has
been suspended or expelled from
membership in a national, pro-
vincial or state securities asso-
citation or securities exchange for
improper conduct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
Commercial Building Up,
Residential Work Slows
BY DONALD B. HADLEY

An increase in commercial construction than offset de-
cnes residential work and pushed the value of District build
permits for well above the previous
January last year.
report from b H. Benson superintendent permits today
listed 967 for January compared with
Der and $3.l39108 in January, 1855.
Commercial construction included $500 for
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14

Montsomery Hills Junior High School:
Mike Oxman,
Spingarn High School: Charles Young,
Shirley Brewer. Gordon Mayes.
Falls Church High School: jeanette
Lemon.
wheaton Junior Senior High School:
Leonard Cohen.
Mclean High School: Joan Merryman.
Chamberlain Vocational High School:
Donald Stivers
Glen Burnie Junior Nigh School:
Larry Benson, Donald Irwin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-02-14
81 Area Students Win
Scholastic Art Awards

students have been awarded gold keys in
Scholastic Art Awards sponsored by Scholastic Maya
and Jellefs it was announced today
competition of creative and graphic art work by students in
public private senior high schools the contest
sponsorsd nationally by Scholastic MAGAZINE the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03
FARMS
Farn1--Gettushllrr pa

296 acres level land. 100 acres IN
Dlns grass Ia1 pasture ssEar fenced ans
l2-acre peach orchard, 10 acre.
woods. pond and stream: 15O-year.
old brick farm house with 10 room.
and bath. original floors, mantel.
and millwork and 4 fireplaces: 3.
room stone tenant house, 2 large
pank barns, sllo and other farm
pair. firm price $4,000. Exclusive
agents: w BURTON GUY AND co,
INC, ] East Chase st. Baltimore
Md Phone Mrs Grifiss. Mulberry
5-4gS4, Sun. and ewes, Hopkins
l-o0O3.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03
Potomac River Estate

Boating, fishing and swimming Al
your own front yard. View Mt
Vernon, Woodlawn and Gunston Cove
from your front porch. Lge. white
briek rambler: 3 bedrms.. den,
liv. rm.. l5x30, Beautiful l5-ft. pic
ture window, 2-car heated garage
Partly furnished. Jeep, garden trac.
tor. etc. 12-level acres. 20 miles Ia
d. c.. line over fast blvd. Located
opposite Mt. Vernon on the Mary
land shure. PHYSICIAN. OWNER
OCCUPIED, price $4,000. Reason.
able oner considered. Brokers in
yited. NE. S-141S
BRICK RAMBLER; 6 rms. hall anC
/ room knotty pine; Dashboard heat
cleo. range, etc. Lot 1l0x400 facing
hwy. Beautiful trees, shrubbery
Committing distance from b. G.
$4,000: $4,000 down. monthly pay
manfe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
|SOUTH'RN MARYLAND

ISOUTH'RN MARYLAND
!. 90 acres. 2 homes. 2 barns,
stable, "a mile frontage on 2 paved
highways, near Chesapeake Bay.
running stream. immediate posses
9. 159 acres. Groom Colonial
home, 3 barns, tenant house, farm
equipment, outbuildings, creek. i'm
mediate possession. 40 miles D. C.,
3. SIS acres. b-room home. cleo
ltricity, stream, large tobacco barn,
louthuildings. improved road; u land
4 in cultivation, valuable timber, SO
miles D. c., Sl2,95O.
4. .22O-acre estate. 1O-room CO.
lonial brick home, frame farm
large timber, mile frontage on paved
highways, 25 miles ID. c.. ideal for
estate, subdivision or club.
3. 1850 acres, modern T-room
home; tenant house, tobacco barns,
II corn houses, creek, timber. valna-
able gravel deposit, ll.5-acre to-
bacco allotment, improved road,
farm machinery; immediate possess
Is. 40 acres, 5-room modern home.
2 barns, 3 chicken houses, complete
farm machinery, improved road, "a
miles ID c., liberal mortgage terms.
z. 265 acres, large farmhouse, to-
bacco barn. log cabin, corn house,
running creek, timber, paved high
way, 81 miles d. c., liberal mort
gage, ideal farm retreat, bargain.
Isl acres, 5-room modern ma
sonry home, 4-room farmhouse, 2
large barns, running creek. complete
farm equipment, overlooks Chesa-
peake Bay. Immediate possession. 80
D. i4o acres. st. Leonard's Greek
area b-room Colonial home. 3 to-
outbuildines' beautiful location IN
estate E. STAT, area liberal mortgage. so
See our ad under "waterironts
for Sale We have farms. water.
fronts, cottages, going businesses TO
M your REQUIREMENTS. CALVERT
REALTY AGENCY. Prince Frederick.
Nd. Phone los 354 and 925-J-l
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT.
MOVE TO HOWARD co.
BARGAIN BARGAINi BARGAINl
40 ACRES on All Saints I'd, I
mile west Of Laurel, with city water
and gas. Beautiful spot for de-
velopment. open for once
12 ACRES or less; Groom house.
needs repair; $4,000, Many beauti-
full homes with acre or more Large
and small farms, Building lots.
BABY FARMS, . to 10 acres.
commercial land on new Rt. 90
Come out and look these over. Call
PAUL B. BEARD. Realtor, Clarks-
vile 5eO-A or PARKWAY b-023i.
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EARMs tcent.l

ROSEMARY HILL FARM. 232 acres:
one OF the finest tobacco and stock
farms. about rs mi. from d. c.:
houses and 2 share troopers oper-
ating: good and ample buildings.
full equipment; with this farm you
nave security, independence and
peace Of mind. A real buy at $780,
IS acres acres. over V clear; 7-rOom
home. 3 large barns, good stock
stream, garage ana other buildings
good fencing. full equipment, large
tobacco allotment: Price, Sl6,500.
La Plata. Maryland--45 acres, al
clear; large road frontage; 2 large
barns. other buildings, Groom and
path home; stream; ready to move
in. Price, S14,950. terms "a down.
Over 20 acres level wooded
ground, matured shade trees; good
section between La Plata and Indian
Head, Maryland. Price, 1850; terms
S2OO down, balance $50 monthly.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
REALTY COMPANY
Corner Rites. 30I and 225
La Plata. Nd. Phone La Plata 6711
HISTORIC VIRGINIA BLUE RIDGE
on biacktop State hwy. About Ia
beautiful acres with handsome trees
ana grounds. Manor house burned
put stone foundation remains intact
Tor rebuilding. Lovely stone walled
garden and terrace, stone barbecue,
tennis court; completely modern fur
nished guest cottage. $4,000. terms.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03

NEAR ARGYLE Country Club; one
acre lot, Cal OWNER. ewes. or
week ends. HE 4-T25o -
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(continusd on Next Pass,
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.STROUT :
.CATALOG

MAILED FREEl Farms, homes, bust
nesses; 3,046 properties described
"a States, coast to coast. Bargains
galore! Livestock, eupt. often in
ments and easy terms. WORLD S
LARGEST. Buy and save through
STROUT REALTY, 234-N Woodward
Bldg. WASHINGTON. Sterling 3-37s4.
Weekend Retreat
PRICE SLASHEDl Breathtaking mt
SisTi M rms and f bh log xii spSes
furnace, cleo, stone fireplace. vene-
tian blinds and spacious porch,
beautiful shade: garage; hilltop. To
settle estate, price cut from $4,000
to S6,S00; cleo. range and plenty
c. A. Heiees a. Son, STROUT REAL
TY, 1917 Buford ave. Gettysburg,
Pa Bargain lists mailed free.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03
NEAR INTERCHANGEABLE

1877 acres, approximately 90 acres
cleared. plenty Of pulpwood on ball
ance OF acreage, 22-acre tobacco
lease. excellent tobacco land: good
houses; 8 lge. tobacco barns: a mod
home, fronting on hardtop road and
pvt. gravel-built-up road through
the property.
Moore & Moore, Realtors
RE 6-RO6n -
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SET,ECTTON

You can order the kind OF automo-
bile you want. II doesn't work that
way with real estate, you have TO
find II. Whether it's home in town,
rural or country, or maybe q farm
for family living, large commercial
farm, estate or acreage investment.
be sure to see us. We have a large
and comprehensive list Of available
properties and will appreciate the
opportunity OF servinS you.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-06-03
UPPER MONT. COUNTY

UPPER MONT. COUNTY
20 ACRES
Attractive Early American
brick and frame country
house modernized; 8 bedrms..
2 with baths on LIST floor;
living room, dining room,
kitchen, random width floors:
4 hreplaces; outbuildinsS, p
room brick slave quarters,
barn. corn crib, carriage
house: springs and stream on
property. Located on main
road, 35 miles D. c. Priced
81 $4,000, one-hah cash.
$50 ACRES
Dairy farm, 42-cow WASH
ington-type barn. bank barn,
2 silos. other necessary OUT
buildings. Main house, living
room. dining room. kitchen,
bedrooms. bath. hot-water
heat. 4-room tenant house.
200 acres arabic, 80 acres
pasture. Water in every field.
Excellent focation on hard
road. Productive soil.
ACV hAhEO
Stock farm. 204 acres crop
land. 30 acres alfalfa, 40
acres permanent pasture, re-
mainder in hay, 2 streams:
bank barn. usual outbuild-
inFs . tenant houses. old
slave quarters. Main house,
ia rms. 2 baths central
heat. good location; 2S miles
downtown d. G. Can be seen
by appointment only. Ex-
cellent value at S7s,5OO.
For further particulars Of
this and other properties,
contact l.. A, Abererombie.
Poolesville 1881.
Randall H. Hagner g. Co.
Inc.
- REALTORS
1921 Conn. Ave. DE. $4,000
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FREDERICK COUNTY = I79-acre
fertile stock farm; highly productiye
Perfect. modern beef operation. 3
drive hank barn. Cemented and
equipped for convenience. 3Oxs2 ce-
ment block calf sheds PARTITION, hog
pens, wagon shed and 14x52 siIo.
New maternity harm. Excellent fences
and gates. S-rm. brick home with
hot.:water heat and bath. Above re-
modelled In past 3 yrs. 2 ponds
stocked with tiSh S4O,OOn.
3QS ACRES-D. c. -inspected IN.
mead dairy. 7-rm. modern brick
house. Good tenant house. 30 acres
woods, PAS acres crop and pasture,
Nice stream. Excellent financing
CARROLL COUNTY 111-,er.
stock farm. 7-rm. brick house with
water and electric. Bank barns. bar
racks and corn cribs. Low tax rate.
Approx. "a mi. macadam I'd 'front.'
age. immediate possession. SIG ,Oo0.
2l1-ACRE STOCK FARM-IarSe
pank barn, wagon shed and corn crib
I-rm frame house with electric and
water. Good fences. Excellent water
source for irrigation. S27. 600 cal
~; r. Mayne. Gaithersburg 9h6-J-i
with MARSTELLER REAL Estate.