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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-04-29
BY GEORGE KENNEDY
etar stan Correspondent

HARPERS FERRY, W. Va,
April 27.-There is only one way
to experience the spring and that
lis to get out and to walk.
It's all very well to ride through
the country at SO miles an hour
as we did yesterday on our way
up the Potomac valley to join
Supreme Court Justice William
o. Douglas for another hike on
the Chesapeake and Ohio tow
path.
New pastures were lush green
and the spears of winter wheat
towering acre after acre were
even greener. But it was not
until l got walking along the
wooded banks of the Potomac
THAT really got the word that
spring had sprung.
Here is my leg on the hike:
Fort Frederick, Md. 6 am
Some 80 mixers who were or
the March, 1854. Today, 180-
mile hike from Cumberland tc
washington. are getting out Of
their sleeping bags. This is the
second annual renewal OF the
Ihike-now on a mere weekend
Ibasis-and it has an irresistible
ATTRACTION to the veterans Of
ll954. Harvey Broome is here
from Knoxville, Tenn. Sig Olsen
la famous out-of-doors man. is
here from Ely, Mimi, near the
Canadian border.
Fort Frederick, 8 a.m.-Tht
mixers start off. They have just
finished a breakfast of prunes
oatmeal, pancakes, bacon anc
coffee prepared by Bill Richard
son, volunteer camp cook. and hi
assistant, Charlie Thomas. Some
thing new has been added thi'
year. j. Gene Castleberry. wear
ing kits, leads the mixers play
ing bagpipes. Bill Douglass
Scottish heart must be swelling
as he hears the Highland Lad
die" Troop IS of the Boy Scouts
sponsored by Sibley Friends
School, has fallen in with US.
! $50 am, Four Locks-We'vt
done three miles like a breeze
The wild flowers are beautiful
violets, wild phlox, and cowslip'
or Virginia bluebells. The view
of the river along here is mag
nificent. There is an old stone
house at this point that I woulc
like to buy but it is a little toe
far from Washington.
Two Locks, 1890 a.m.-We've
done five miles now and I'm still
going strong. Justice Douglas
and the rest of the mixers are
ahead and out of sight. This is
the way really to enjoy the
spring, walk in solitude. A man
can enjoy his own thoughts and
not have to listen to a lot OF
CUFF from Squire Aubrey Graves
I'm afraid my right big toe is
developing a blister and for some
reason my left heel is beginning
to ache.
No. 5 Dam. 11:00 ami have
now done six miles. I caught ur
with the rest of the mixers when
they stopped to take a 10 min
ute rest. walked right by them
1 don't see any point in stopping
to rest. It's a waste of time. But
; the mixers soon passed by me
and I'm alone again. At thi;
point there is no towpath. Floods
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Trade Unit to Hear
Hospital Officials

officials of the Silver Spring
Memorial Hospital Association
will address the Silver Spring
Board Of Trade at a dinner
meeting at 7 pm. Wednesday at
the Indian Spring Country Club.
Speakers will be Ralph w.
Boyd, president of the group;
Robert T Snure, Clarke L. Fau-
YER. Gordon Friesen and Fred L.
LuteS.
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Dealer Tog DeodIine
Extended in MARYLAND

BALTIMORE, April % (P.-
Motor Vehicle Commissioner
Frank Small, jr., announced to-
day that the expiration date OF
1955-1956 license plates for
commercial vehicles and dealers
has been extended until mid
night, May 4.
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garbage collections weekly during
the summer. County Manager
A. T. Lundberg reported it would
cost $240,421 to begin twice-a-
week collections in Arlington this
year.
Survey Called For
Board members asked for the
survey of collection services in
other jurisdictions and also
asked Mr.. Lundberg to report on
possible means of financing the
extra weekly collection if the
system is adopted.
Board Chairman Wesley Coop
er announced he will demand in
clusion of a new courthouse
building in the planning of a
capital improvement bond issue
this year. Mr.. Cooper said he will
urge the courthouse improve
ment be made a part of any
agreement reached with School
Board members tomorrow night
in a conference on capital needs
Of both the School Board and the
general county government.
Mr.. Cooper said the 8 pm
conference with the School
Board at the Courthouse will be
open to the public. The size of
bond issue proposal to be placed
before the voters in June will be
determined largely on the basis
of a joint conference.
Replies to Criticism
Mr.. Lundberg told the Board
he will have report recommend
ing purchase of fire house sites
at the Boards May IL meeting
His statement was in response
to criticism by Board member
David Krupsaw. who said the
county has been tagging in the
development of flrehouse sites
although $470.000 is available
for the purpose as the result of
a 1854 bond issue.
Board members approved a
plan for an open house at the
courthouse from 10 am. to 3 pm
May IL. The proposal for an
open house came from the Arl-
ington Civic Federation.
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Named
In Marble Contest

Forty-five youngsters from 10
Prince Georges County schools
competed yesterday in the coun-
tvs YMCA 18th Annual Marble
Tourn a m INT at the District
Heights Elementary School.
First-place winners in the
two-hour meet we're Glenn Tou-
send of Gwynn Park Junior High
and Norman Richardson of the
Brandywine Elementary School.
Each received a trophy.
Runners-up, who received soft
balls, were John Beasley. Bla-
densburg Junior High and Ray
Fletcher of the Beltsville Ele-
mentary School.
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Arlington Agrees to Plan
For SoIes Tax Debate

Arlington County has given
impetus to plan that would
enable Northern Virginia to
present a unified front on the
question of a sales tax for
Virginia.
The County Board yesterday
agreed to participate in an I'M
precedented meeting of the gov
erning bodies of four nearby
counties and two cities to dis
cuss the sales tax proposal.
Arlington is the first of the
six jurisdictions to act on a
proposal of the Northern Vir-
ginis Regional Planning and
Economic Development Commits
sion that the top level meeting
be held within the next 10 days.
Fairfax, Prince Williams and
Loudoun Counties and Alex
andria and Falls Church are
expected to act on the proposal
In the coming week.
No Recommendation Made
The Regional Planning Com
mission has made no recommen-
dalton as to whether the six
jurisdictions should favor or
oppose sales tax.
A study committee of the
commission has urged. however.
that if a State sales tax is
adopted, legislation be passed to
permit localities to impose a
local sales tax at the same time.
The Commission urged the
meeting be held to see if all could
agree on stand on the question
and thus present a united front
when hearings are scheduled by
special Virginia legislative
study group.
The last session Of the Virginia
General Assembly created a
Special Commission on Revenue
and Expenditures to study the
sales tax problem and recon-
mend whether Virginia should
adopt such tax.
The County Board yesterday
also asked for a report on what
nearby Jurisdictions are doing in
regards to multiple trash and
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biles further complicate the land
use problem, he said, and have
brought about a revolutionary
change in the structure of our
cities" in demands over parking
spaces.
Harry A. Boswell jr., chair
man of the Maryland Confer
ence on Community develop
ment, presided over the sessions
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Card Party Planned

The Women's Auxiliary to the
Fairfax County Medical Society
will sponsor luncheon and
card party at 1890 pm. Tues
day, at the Courthouse Country
Club in Fairfax.
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FARMS Cont

POTOMAC RIVER EsTATE-Largs
ye aaSSit On Ma. I sscSs 0pB sstIS
furnished, jeep, etc, $4,000
Reas. offer considered. Brokers
protected. OWNER, ME. S-414S.
IOs-ACRE FARM, all necessary out
buildinRs; house with rms. and
bath; q miles south Of culpeper
r. v. ROBERTS, RID No. 4, Gull
pepper. Va. culpeper 4192.
SEND YOUR CHILDREN TO A
COUNTRY SCHOOL AND CON-
SLIDER A LARGE FRAME HOuSE
with. 20x3s' adjoining store, To-
sSoaias Sn on ~ two SSr soads 900 q
make an offer. Terms can be ar
RANGED. M. z. WEIGH Jr., 400
Hunter ST., Frederieksburg. Va,
Phone Essex 3-2624.
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FARMS

wANTED-small farm or acreage N
Vicinity Qlney, PooIesville or Mt
Airy. Individual Give price anc
terms. BOX 25e-K. Star,
80 ACRES-New home, mr.. Warren,
ton. Va, on high knoll overlooking
lovely green valley. Split level with
3 bedrms.. Ice, Nv. rm. and win.
dows. 2 full baths, 2 firepls.. lovels
kit. pipe psneling, bsmt. area rec,
dn. Apt. necessary. ALBERT
FLETCHER, Box 4s6: Phone 1886
Warrenton. Va.
FAIRFAX COUNTY - "a acres
clear brook. ownsr, spent $4,000
on Heatilator fireplace; bsmt. walls
to Ist n. Land alone worth price Of
$4,000. terms. cRIcKENBERGER
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HAVE CLIENTS FOR SMALL FARM
Southern Nd. Advise full partieu'
lars. r. O, dunno. Realtor. Ho
2.0700: ewes. and Sun. Pc. 3-1l73
FOR RENT-6-rm, furn. farmhouse
mr.. Skyline DR.. Ideal for retired Of
vacation. $3.50 per VI. EN-. 3-0515
100 ACRES, 10 miles from Gathers
burg; 6-room house, ami;
streams; well fenced; bank barr
and all nee. bldgs. $50 $50. ma. s.
5000, from o am. TO 3 pm.
NEAR BURTONSyILLE - charminI
masonry ranch house, on 2 acres
nlsn on a hilli psneled soft. Ky
GI approved or good financing
Also acres with stream, beaut
building site avail. DALEY REAL
ESTATE, AP. 1904.
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Stone Farnstead

1872 acres, Fredk. Co.-Fertile
level land spring-watered pasture
lovely S-rm. stone home. elee
pt one, oath. furnace. piped water
fireplace, expansive lawn, shade
gorgeous view; large barn, outbldss
81 5000 down.
90-acre fruit/poultry farm, good
fruit section Fredk. Co. acres 81
hardy apple. peach. pear, cherry
trees Of best commercial varieties
I 500 young trees set this year, IL.
900 broiler poultry capacity: S-rm
home. bath. cleo. phone, 2 IRE
places. spacious lawn. sparkling
orchard sprayeT. new fruit grader
al orchard and poultry equipt. AGED
owner sets low price, S27 900. r. L
Zentz, 6TROUT REALTY. Uniontovr
I'd. Taneytown. Nd. Pm. 5301.
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u. S. REALTY

23oO Rittenhouss st., W. HyattsyH
HA. 2-4222 ~
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For further particulars Of
this and other properties,
contact L. A. Abercrombie,
Poolesville 1881.
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MarSteller-M cCabe
wo. 6-l966 Ewes. Spring 4-2291
HISTORIC Underwater
lSOuTH'RN MARYLAND

ITO O1S4G 44OG w "A Ell
SOUTH'RN MARYLAND
/. 1877 acres, Historic Compton
| 8 room, bath, colonial home, large
barns, complete equipment, livestock
half interest in 1876 acres tobacco
streams, paved road, mature timber
80 miles d. c., S45, 200.
2. IA acres, near Patuxent River
8 acre tobacco allotment, Groom
moSeTn home. barns sb.n mochi cro
stream. immediate possession, S14,-
$50, 80 miles D. c.
3. 80 acres, 4-room masonry home
barn, outbuildingS, stream. g acre
tobacco allotment. timber, small down
payment, liberal niortgase, % miles
D. c.. $4,000.
4. $50 acres, Groom house;
streams, good road, immediate pos
session. $4,000, 80 miles D. c..
5. "A acres, 7-room home, porch,
garage. 3-room apartment. barn,
tobacco allotment, lake. FISH, streams,
paved highway. 80 miles D. C., i'm
mediate possession, $26.500.
tobacco barn. log cabin, machinery,
miles d. c.. liberal mortgage. retreat,
bargain. $4,000.
z. 1877 acres, 5-room masonry
home, 4-room farm house. 2 large
barns, creek. complete farm equip
Iment. overlooking Chesapeake Bay,
immediate possession, 80 miles d. C.,
So, 300.
g. 65 acres, 5-room home. cleo
tricity. stream. large tobacco barns,
outbuildings. improved road. "a land
in cultivation, valuable timber, 35
miles D. c.. S12,950.
improved road. large timber. running
miles d. C.. s32,0 900.
We have farms. wateffronts, cot
tages, going businesses 70 al your
REQUIREMENTS. CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY, Prince Frederick. Mary
land, Phone los, 354. and 22bJ1.
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT.
ESTATE PoTENTIAL,-Laree stock
farm; 10-rm. stone dwelling. built
1900; excel view Of Sugar Loaf Mt;
45-AcRE STOCK FARM frame
dwellings; near Hyattstown; will sell
all or 10-acre parts.
SEVERAL WELL SITUATED
FARMs-Just over Mont. Co. line in
Frederick Co. and a few min. from
new Route 240 express highway
Priced $4,000 TO $4,000.
SANDOZ, INC, DU. 7-1234
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Charming solid brick. center hall,
porches, built in 1857. recently COM
pletely modernized: 10 spacious high
ceiling rooms, handsome stairwell
original woodwork, excellent fire.
places. baths, modern kitchen. in
Guiding stove, refrigerator, washing
machine, ironer. excellent oil-burner
met W. ssft froe esGssc on p stase
DAD: old servants quarters. stable,
stream across property, beautiful
trees. shrubbery, 3l1a acres. Lo-
Gated 25 miles from d. c. over
excellent highway; mi. from La
Plata, Md. Price. $4,000. Terms.
Tele. WE. 4-3311. LA PLATA, MD.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS FOR RENT
(continuedl

Larchmont Realty, Inc.
1913 West Broad st. JE. $4,000
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300 ACRES
BEST TYPE SOIL

Good location, Colonial farm resi-
denee Lots Of boxwood. Due 70
health Of owner. must be sold a.
sacrifice quickly.
e y BROWNING. Broker
JOHN H. HIT. Associate
CulpepeT. virginia
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ESTATE FARM

/ zoo ACRFS Of beautiful rolling land
with long road frontage. Tree-linec
entrance driveway to historic stons
mansion, and fun complement d
and appearance. Competent MANAGER
running successful and clean farm
successful man and family &C.
custOmed 10 high standards Of Twins
and not wishing to attend farm de-
tails. Easy and fast access % Wash.
ington; Priced at si27,5o0 with
MANY OTHER farms from s1s.-
600 IN. also two River road farms
for rent. ACREAGE tracts from 10
acres up az $500 per acre.
WE CARRY large and varied list
Of available properties and welcome
your visit st any time.
ROMER g. CO.. INC.
REALTORS GAITHERsBUR0 200
DAIRY FARM las A. As COW barn
fully modern: siIo, 2 dvellIngs with
baths. hardwood floors Feed and
equipment: $4,000. herd and ma
ehinery reasonably priced Excellent
terms
$s acres fasinE improved road: 3
fully modern; 81 600 terms.
WOODED LOT ivst Of paved road
cement foundation. about 24x30
S25a Terms
WOODED BUILDING LOTS, well
located, facing improved road. $3.50,
terms.
PaeinR improved read. 81 acres,
/ cumberland, $500. terms. BUNGALOW
bath. city water. nicely decorated
isTse lot 70 Re5inytsr, $500 terms
! B. T. >Perrow
Remington, Va, Rem. II
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Continental Building
CAMERAS, ETC.

WIDE OPEN NoNcoMPETITIyE
AVE, OR OTHER BUSINESS. AT
TRACTIVE, PROTECTIVE LEASE.
APPLY MANAGER, ROOM 221 Du-
POINT CIRCLE BUILDING, AID. 4
5000.
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HOMESTEAD

30 rolling acres. used for truck
farming Tor many years; remodeled
farm house. a bedrms., tile bath.
spae 16x16 kit, fully equip. Huge
snhde trees, 36-mi. perimeter d. c..
DILLON LAND co.
lila Hiliwood Ave. Falls Church, Va.
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]. SPENCE HOWARD. JR.
St. Mary's City, Md. ct. Mills 3;
MOVE TO HOWARD
COUNTY,

These Are Real BARGAINS
Q A.. New, 6-rm. brick cottage,
bath oil heat; needs some finishing
good location on old Rte. 20 at
Clarksville. 10 mi. from Silver
Spring. Price. $4,000.
/ A., " wooded: 5-rm. bungalow,
new Rte. 90. Price. Si2,500. II mi,
from Silver Spring.
UNTMPROvED LAND A, Just
on new Rte. 20, / mi. north OF
Burtonsville; near new reservoir
Large and small farms, bldg. lots
and acreage, whatever you need in
real estate, we have 1t. Call PAUL
B. BEARD, Atlas 6-2164.
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18th st. Mr.. Columbia Rd.
4 rooms and bath on End
floor, front room "a by IS.
Suitable for professional or
business purposes. SIS q
month. ]. ]. Sullivan Co.,
1888 18th st. NV. AID. 2-2626.
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BARNS

NEAR BRANDYwINE-60-a TO.
baeco farm, . tenant hses., stable,
$4,000, Sun, call MA. 7-3350
MELoY REALTY. INC.
NEAR GROOM. Md, p. g. CO.-I2S.
acre estate farm, good bldgs,, beau.
tiini main house; long frontage OF
road. Sun. call MA. 1885. ME.
10y, INC, MA. 7-335O.
FARM for sale in Garrett County
Maryland-116 acres, so acres till.
able. balance In timber on paved
ROAD. Va mile OF Route so. three
miles west OF Red House Junction
Of Routes 80 and 219. Good spring
water, electric and telephone, and
fa, nu snnd,s,opDa paradise S., Buildings r.
seat, Oakland. i0-year gas asd
mineral site lease paying $i16.I6
q year Phone VIII. 6-6D2S. Mr.
MARTIN. Price S6,400.
PORT TOBACCO, Rosehili Lodge
early 100 restored; 4 rms. IK
baths, original firepl. OF handmade
prick. and winding stairway; pic.
turesquely located on is acres
s5S 900. WA. 7-0196. HEIDER 4
800 ACRES, 2 houses. 8 barns, ma.
eninery 75 head stock, ali fol
900. $40, 900 cash. PAUL B
HILIIARp IA. S-S468. 1913 Lee
hWs.. Arlington, Va.
vA.--165 beautiful acres in aRr,
culture and hunt section. iOL
acres nay pasture, bal. woodland
Streams' fenced and cross-fenced
ANTIQUE dwelling for restoration
terms; ERNEsT 5. EA6 5doiiIYS'
OLNEY AREAI Sln9bO; 6M acres
houses. barn. outbldgs, stream
SILVER SPRING REALTY, ~. S.
22 ACRES, fronting road; nicely sit.
nated for building home or week.
END cabin. Terms, S146 down
Y29,bO monthly. c. w, DUNCAN
Louiss, va: Phone ESQ weekdays
259-ACRE FARM, 10 clear: fenees
neat S-room home, bath, barn, POND
sue, outbuildings, corners river
Excellent buy, Priced only $40, 900
ISrms. u down or, less. c, WI
g gs.SSSAN' Louisa, Va. Phone 23C
. ACRES. mr.. Leesburg; pond. old
miii; 3-rin. house with cleo: $500:
Iees. cash. Box 36-L. Star.
JOIN THE CROWDS who are
coming north and west TO Mt, Airy
anQ us high elevation and nure
"A.eL. The scenery is lovely.
ldeel S-rm. white house, for
large family, corner lot. near school:
on neat. bath, garage; good location
G cariy BOSS. You will love It. Make
,.y Just s. cut Of Mt, Airy, new pitt
rs-acre lot; HANDICAPPED. We lust
Snq9W you Will like this enc.
u,,tL W NESr-6-rm. modern nome
w wn = acres and several outbides
H, p. BURDETTE A. son. Real.
year-we. are natives Of M 2 2H.,'
Eve, and Sunday ph M BUY A1ry
l97-M. or Mr.. Atkinson aaaoJ
Large and small farms, acreage an
OWNER MUST SELL center.hsi
soWnnouse. redecorated; automatis
sas neat; 2 furnished APARTMENT,
IN enc moor rent S1O5 monthly:
svoms and bath on LIST iioor; close Il
s rcn!y IDEAL retirement witt
'neVme, easy financing.
~ ACRES, about acres In wood.
tTrnu with stream, attractive 7-rm
ws ans mouse With full bsmt., 26x4(
mhvitkIsmop; 1896 barn, 24xI3C
ni,,s S mouse for $500 chicken,
ptus sman chicken house, hog hoi,se,
nnss tSieVation; everything in Al
seennoition. A real bargain for SIS.
49,
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FARM OR
INVESTMENT

2 farms, totaling 400 acres, con-
tiguous to each other. l2-room stone
house on State road; abundance
shrubs and flowers. Necessary. farm
buildings on both farms Chester
loan soil. Price. S230.000; terms
can be arranged.
19S-acre farm. ready for sub.
division: sewage outlet expected
soon; plats ready soon. All 3 loca-
tons must be seen to be appre-
Beef farm. over AIS acres; will
Craze $50 steers; excellent perma-
nent and sowed pastures. Price
III CT H. HIILEGEIST co.
REALTORS
y CALL Mr.. DERRIcK
ST. 3-1752 or RA. 3-q251
FOR SALE-An excellent grazinI
and cropping farm Of. 1O1a4 acres
more or less, on two ,hard-surfaceC
roads; beautiful view Of the BLU
Ridge Mountains for 25 miles; sc
miles from d. c..
w. w. PHILLIPS,
Rectortown, Va. EN-. 1886
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WEST VIRGINIA.

Groom house. deep well. cleo.
good I'd, view; S3.150; also 7-rm
house. in good repairs: metal roof
cleo. pump in house: corner lot
5Sx210 IT.; $500. Call $40. o
E. WIDMYER. Berkeley Springs,
W. Va. Free listing. Boz
TREMENDOUS SACRIFICE
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ian AND IRvING NW

1912 IRVING ST NV.
and interior; suitable ladies' or mems
wear. florist. sport shop, bakery
delicatessen, carry out. pawnbroker
appliances, or any retail business
recurring heavy pedestrian trafhc;
plenty Of storage space: front Of
bus stop. 1. MOSKOWITZ, RE. z
1894 or EN-. 2-b676.
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Single rooms as low Is S5l. One
suite consisting Of entire floor. Park
ing space available.
ThoS. ]. Fisher & Co.
L73S 18th st. NV. DI. 7.RS3n
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CLOSE-IN VIRGIMIA

In Loudoun Co, Va, 400 beautiful
acres, 80 mi. d. c. 65 acres corn
2 new 400-ton each concrete siIos''
escalator auto. feeder. Can easily
iced 900 cattle; 20-acre lake site
Good fresh water. 200-year- brick
mouse, old stone slave quarters IN
fair cond. A real bargaifi, S75 O00
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lC. III. HILLEGEIST co,
.ectortown. Va. EN-. 4-33.
OLNEY, MD.
Open House / to 7 PM.

About one mile on the Washing
ton side. Of .Olney, an attractive
sleeping porch. 2 baths and den OF
9Th bedrm. on LIST floor on lovely
one and hs-acre lot with beautiful
large trees and shrubs. Out Ga.
ave. Rte. 81. past Manor Club and
past Martins Dairy, V mile to. old
Baltimore I'd. on the right. turn
right. to LIST house and open sign
on right.
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

WANTED TO BUY OR RENT, BY Air
Force general-Farm-estate, with.
in hour WASHINGTON; older historic
tial; good views and iandseaping
required; boating desired: River I'd.
or Middleburg- Leesburg area pre-
ferred. BOX 17O-L. Star.
1870 ACRES, NEAR OLNRY, Md
This beautiful farm is a real show
place; all cleared, tillable, gently
rolling land: ideal for the breeding
Of f1ne horses or beef cattle: streams
in every field: completely fenced /;
lovely old Colonial farm house
tnoroughly modernized; goreeous
shade trees with distant views Of
the countryside; lust about every
conceivable type Of farm building,
including beautiful guest house and
tenant houses. Priced at S165, 900.
Very liberal terms. Please call Mr..
Little. 20, 2-2s2S. with PRANK
9. PHILLIPS, OIL. 2.1006 or DI.
202-ACRE FARM in Westmoreland
TSgnt y,on VA near e + Colonial Beach
cation in an excellent hunting and
fishing area. Priced less than SO
per acre. Write or call JOHN E.
JOHNSON. Broker. Montross. Va.
Phone Gypsy 3-33s1 or 1904.
s50-ACRE STOCK OR DAIRY FARM,
200 acres grass and alfalfa. Pooles-
Vile 4G7l.
"a ACRES. rs MILES FROM DC
Remodeled farmhouse; . large
rooms, bath, basement. oil h.-w. n,
fireplace. 2 barns. poultry house.
workshop, young orchard. S1S.500.
DIR. Branch ave. Sc TO La Plata.
right on Rte. 4 to Rte. asa. then
right , miles 10 Two cedars"
TOBACCO FARMS. Is miles D. c.
or Nd state roads. $50 acres.
ST. 900. ego acres with large. very
old home. Tenant houses, barns.
etc Top value At $4,000. WAL
TER M. BAUMAN, Ma. s-B229 Or
oall Mr. Bowie. EN- 1926.
I4e ACRES, more or less, 12 miles
north Of Richmond. Virginia. IN
Hanover County. most Of land Is
clear. good for deyeloping, beautiful
homesites. J. z. MITCHELL. Rte,
4, Box 1875. Glen Alien. Virginia.
Phone Ashland. swift s-7566.
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FARMS

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SUNDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1853
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED

INDUeTRIAL and End commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease.
A. M. ROTH CO., RE. 1880
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WOODWARD BLDG.
18th and H SITS. NV.

Our choice suite, 1900 50.
IT. large and small ofices in
front Of elevators. Suitable,
real estate, ms. acct's., etc.