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Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-30

opera ii on at the Montgomery
County General Hospital. He's re-
cuperating rapidly but will be
confined for a few more days.
Newcomers to West End are
Mr.. and Mrs. John Lancaster and
children, who have moved to 400
Anderson ave. from Silver Rock.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cornelius Whalen
formerly of the Anderson address
now live on DAV rd.
DR.. and Mrs. C. b. Hunter and
children enjoyed a weekend visit
with Mrs. Hunters parents, Mr..
and Mrs. Andrew Zidik in Myers
town, Pa.
Pat Crowley of Filmland and
her young son flew i'm from their
Los Angeles home Tuesday morn
ing of last week for a weeks visit
with DIR. and Mrs. Stephen n.
Jones, her sister and brother-in-
law. DIR. Jones and his wife plan
TO leave Tuesday for IA weeks
vacation i'm New Orleans.
Belated birthday greetings to
Margaret Welsh, who was IA
early this month. She's the daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Barnard
Welsh.
Congratulations to Don an d
Zelpha Bokelman upon their 10th
wedding anniversary!
MIR. and Mrs. Adolph GUIDE, Jr.
and Mr.. and Mrs. John Bowman
flew to New York City last week
end for a brief visit.
Samuel Grossman, 106 Lynch
St, recently underwent an opera.
ton at Suburban Hospital. He re-
turned home Monday and is well
coming visitors.
The final meeting for the year
and election of officers of the
Rockville Republican Women's
Club will be held at a luncheon
at Normandy Farm on Novem.
ber 49,
CoStumed guests enjoyed Hal.
lowe'cn party Saturday from 2 "a
5 given by Elizabeth "Dee" Ca.
hoOn, daughter of MIR. and Mrs.
Dave CahOOn of Beall ave. Dee's
school friends of st. Mary's par.
ticipated i'm games and munchcd
on festive refreshments amid
cornstOclNs and pumpkins which
converted the CahOon basement
into Halloween land.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-30

ture schedule.
His proposed operating budget
will go to the Board December l..
The December A hearing will
be confined to the capital budget,
and the December Is hearing to
the operating budget.
This years spending figure is
S38, ,676,214, breaking down into
S12, ,283,693 for capital expendi-
lures and S26 1892, ,521 for operat-
ing costs.
In viC;y of The constant grow n
of the county, which has been
adding about 5000 pupils to the
schools each year, the 1959-60
budget is expected to show sub
stantial increase over the cur
rent figures.
The present budget represent
ed an increase of more than 25
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-30

Even though boXelder bugs and
millipedes are harmless, they are
annoying when they invade
homes looking for a pla ce to
hibernate for the winter, says
County Agent Delbert T. Foster
of Montgomery County.
BOxelder bugs don't bite
or sting, and they don't feed
or damage clothing or fur
nishings, The bug is about
half an inch long when
mature, and it is black with
red markings. They feed ex-
clusively on boxeleder trees.
After boxeleder bugs get inside
a house, the only thing to do is
to sweep them up and destroy
them. On the trees, DR.. William
f. Buckley, head of the Univer-
sity of Nc c-y.1ld ento. logy de-
partment, recommended a force
full spray with a household deter
gent ~ one cupful of powdered
detergent in three gallons of
water. If the bugs are knocked
down with the spray, they are
unable to crawl or fly again.
Millipedes, or thousand-legged
worms, are often abundant in
ornamental paintings that are
heavily mulched. This insect is
frequently nuisance where
houses are built in wooded areas.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-30
U. of Md. Drive
Hits $117,S1O

The University of Maryland has
received $117810 from its annual
alumni roll call, of the greater
University of Maryland Fund, it
was reported last week by DR..
Albert E. Goldstein, general chair
man.
More than 3900alu con.
tributed and assisted in the gen
eral canvass during the first year
of its operation.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-30

percent over that of 1888.
Under terms of a recent amend
ment to the county charter, dead
line for adoption of the overall
county budget by the County
Council was set back from June
Is to April Is.
The earlier date is intended to
enable school administrators to
be in better position to compete
with CHER areas in the hiring of
teachers for the ensuing school
year.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-30

Frank L. Hewitt, jr., head of
the Frank l.. Hewitt real estate
company in Silver Spring, was
named "Realtor of the Year"
October "a by the Maryland Real
Estate Association.
He was selected by three per-
sons not associated with the real
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-30
School Budget Due
To Top $40 Million

Public hearings on the 195960 school budget which al
most aSSedy will top the $40 million mark are schedued
for December and Is.
The Board of Education will begin its consideration of
the budget November g. when Dr. c. Taylor Whittier super
ntenden Schools will submit the proposed capital expend
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-30

'ERIcK RAMBLER: 44I2 Ives ST.,
Wheaton Woods. Living room.
spacious kitchen. fully equipped;
nice bedrooms with closets.
full bath, linen closet. full base
ment- with one nice bedroom,
fenced yard. Close to schools.
Priced sl5.5o0.
3-BEDR0oM brick rembIer; full
basement. recreation room. nice
lot SCI. 900.
GAlTHERSBuRG: 5-room brick
in commercial zone.
FRED B. cUSHMAN
436 N. Frederick Ave. Gaithersburg
70. 2-04i2 Gaithersburg 4O1
Ewes. MIR. PRICE, Gaithersburg 8O8
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-30
Fine CUSHMAN Listings

NEAR pARNEsToWN: 4 rooms
and bath. enclosed back porch;
" acres land. stream, $500.
GAlTHERSBURG: 4-room bunea-
low with all Improvements.
$4,000.
CLOSE TO GAITHERsBuRG: g.
room rambler; large living room.
open fireplace. full basement.
$4,000.
WASHINGTON GROVE: New
brick rambler with oil the lux
uries, bedrooms, S19.500.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1958-10-30
MAY BOWLING INVITES '

TO inspect the Black Rock MilI house. This charm
ing old frame home has been completely renovated
and modernzed = with wide entrance hall formal
living room, dining or fumy with fire
place, kitchen with lots OF knoy pine cubinets, din
ing porch pantry laundry room tiled shower,
large storage room on first floor. a bedrooms and
2 baths second. Two finished rooms in attc.
Available with 4A acres Of land
Come and sit on the slass-eneosed, beomed-eeiI-
inged porch and listen to Seneca Creek gUrgIing at
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proof Of their advsi Used claims,
as the agency is now requiring
Of cigarette makers. They
called on the ETC to initiate
promptly conferences with in
dustry aimed at drawing up
fair advertising codes for tooth
pastes and tranquilizers.
The committee said SIS mil
lion was spent in 1857 to adj
vertise the IL biggest tooth
paste brands. But the Ameri-
can Dental Association, it said,
finds much Of the advertising
actually discourages proper
tooth care.
1t quoted testimony that
three main advertising themes
that certain toothpastes stop
tooth decay. wipe out bad
breat hor need to be used only
once a day-are untrue and
hull people into a false sense
of security.
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rushed through conference
with the Senate"
Representative MCMILLAN
said he had not called q hear
ing earlier because until re-
Gently he had had few requests
to do so.
II didn't know there was
anyone suffering in the Dis
trict Of Columbia because they
couldn't get work." he said
Both statements were chal-
lenged by witnesses.
Efforts for Bill
]. C. Turner. vice president
of the Central Labor Council,
recited his own efforts to get
a bill passed this session and
said 1T isn't through lack Of
effort on our part" that hear
ings were not held earlier.
And Mr.. Mason Of the ALL
CLIO pointed out that 1000 per-
sons in the District are now
drawing unemployment COM
pensation in addition to the
claimants who have exhausted
their benefits.
Mr.. Mcmillan said the sub
committee will meet in execu-
tive session today or tomorrow.
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Rickover Urges
Education Funds

DENVER, Aug. 18 (AP).-
Money should be taken from
the military service, If neces-
sary. to improve education
standards in the United States,
Rear Admiral Hyman G. Rick
over says.
Education is more important
than atomic power-mcre i'm
portant than anything" the
admiral said in an interview
Saturday.
He stopped in Denver briefly
en- route to the atomic reactor
plant at Arco, Ida.
The man who is credited with
pioneering the atomic powered
submarine Nautilus has long
been an opponent of progressive
education.
some persons have said that
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weeks. He said the Senate bill
is less preferable but is "a step
in the right direction"
Among those testifying
against the Senate measure
were Francis j. Kane, presi-
dent of the Merchants and
Manufacturers Association:
Frank A. Gunther of the Board
Of Trade and James F. Fort OF
the American Trucking Asso-
citation.
400 Firms United
Mr.. Kane said his group,
made UP of 400 Washington
business firms, supports the
Board Of Trade bill and OPP
poses all the others. Mr.. Gum
ther, sin a written statement,
said that although the Board
of Trade favors its own bill,
I'VE recommend against action
on it at this time since in our
judgment there is neither time
nor is it desirable for a bill
to be passed by the House
of Representatives and then
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$50 to S48 a week and extend
ing the maximum benefit period
from rs to AZ weeks.
or the five House bills. one
introduced by District Commit
tee Chairman Mcmillan on be-
half of the Washington Board
of Trade. would increase pay
ments to s35 and leave the 20
week period unchanged. The
other House bills would set
more liberal increases.
Mason Testifies
Walter j. Mason. AFL-CIO
legislative representative, APP
.pearing for the Greater WASH
ington Central Labor Council
and half a dozen District trade
unions, told the subcommittee
present unemployment COM
.pensation benefits are woe
fully inadequate in the present
recession"
He said he supports a bill in
troduced by Representative
Weir. Democrat of Minnesota,
increasing maximum payments
to about $50 a week for SO
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Such improved filter and more toste They said it
couldn't be done but LIN did it. Todays LIN combines the
two essentials of modern smoking enjoyment tars and
more taste Inns patened* erng process enables odays
LIN to give you less tars the smoke than ever before
More taste better toste hany find any other cga-
rettethe full rich taste of the Southands finest cigarette
tobaccos.
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replaced the A Accurate Lock-
smith as the lead-of listing this
year and Boley S. Zywusko of
2510 Altamont place Sc. has
lost his tail-end spot to the
''ZzzzzZzy Ztamp ztudioz of New
York City.
New Central Offices
Seven new central Offices APP
pear in the directory for the
first time. New Offices in SUBJ
urban Maryland are: Axmin-
ster 9 in the Rockville area;
Butler 3 in Accokeek; Empire
5, serving part of Bethesda;
Mayfair 2 IN Silver Spring;
State 2 in Brandywine and
Walker 3 and 4 serving Ashton
customers. TWinoaks 3 serves
customers in Vienna, Va.
Maryland and Virginia sub
urban customers will receive
editions containing the yellow
pages, but the Washington
classified directory won't be de-
livered until about February.
Eighty freight cars were
needed to bring the new books
from the printing plant in New
Jersey. About 245 men and IS
trucks will do the distributing.
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House Group
AssuiIs ETC
On False Ads
BY the Associated Press

A House committee says the
Federal Trade Commission has
fallen down on the job Of halt
ing false advertising of tooth
paste.
The committee said the
Federal policing agency also
has completely ignored the Sc
rious problem Of deceptive adj
vertising Of tranquilizer drugs.
The Government Operations
Committee gave its views yes
terday in twin reports based on
hearings by a subcommittee
headed by Representative Blat-
mix. Democrat of Minnesota.
The Congressman said the
ETC should ask toothpaste
makers to submit scientific
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talns 10000 listing changes
over the obsolete blue book.
The new book has a green and
yellow jacket and weighs three
pounds, eight ounces-just four
ounces less than the old book.
Reducing Diet
This stream lined new issue
Is the result of a reducing
plan by phone company en-
gineers who had been con-
cerned about the growing bulk
of the directories. The drop
In the number of pages, de-
spite the number of new list
ings, was accomplished by the
adoption of an abbreviation
system on central Office names.
This setup, being started on
q gradual basis, will continue
from year to year until all ex-
change liStings are printed in
two letters. For instance, all
new listings are with abbrevi-
ated exchanges, such as WA in
stead Of Valid (Warfield) i,
which keeps them on one line
instead of two in the phone
book. Eventually, cap is going
to cut out the names of sub
urban localities, but this will
come later.
The A Accordion Studio has
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I'm not qualified judge" Ad-
miral Rickover said. But as a
customer I'm qualified, and J
says the product being turned
out of colleges these days is no
good"
Admiral Rickover said that
when he first began the atomic
power program for the Navy he
found there weren't nearly
enough we'll educated people
to take care of the work"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-08-18

TAPEI. Formosa. Aug. Is
tAP).-The United States has
given its concurrence TO the
selection Of former Foreign
Minister George Yeh as ambas-
sador to Washington. His APP
pointment probably win be an
nounced by the cabinet next
Thursday. Mr.. Yeh is succeed
ing Hollington X. Tong, who
wants to retire.
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New Phone Books List
More in Less Space

The Washington phone books will be out tomorrow
with than the old book 1876 fewer pages
The Chesapeake and Potomac Telephone will dis
trbutng the September 1885, issue and complete the
issuance of 1,076 500 volumes within two weeks.
There $4,000 books in the issue, which
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House Unit I axes Up
DC. JobIess Pay Bills

House District subcommittee held delayed hearing today
proposed increases In District unemployment BENEFITS but
the prospect Of congressional action this session dm
The subcommittee headed by Representative Davis Demo-
Of Georgia. has six bills before It, One the
approved increasing maximum obess payments from
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Ranch Home,
IL Acres, Lake

Borders: beautiful place; you'll be
Q proud owner Practically new
Dwelling, fully insulated; built for
living: knotty pine trim and panel
ing throughout: g rms, bath, cleo,
furnace, running water, 30-ft.
living rm. has beautiful fireplace
and broad beam ceiling, large
Kitchen with modern cabinets and
eonveniences: beautiful brick barbe-
cue grill in yard; on state hwy,
town handy: Q steal at Sl4,500.
part down. NJ, ?. Alder. STROUT
REALTY, RID. No. 1, Blackstone,
Va. Bargain Lists Mailed Free.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES level;
comb, bed-liv. rm. and din kit.
pvt. bath: pvt. entr. To. 2-29S5.
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New Modern
Hilltop Home

Glorious distant views in all di-
Fections; in pleasant village, con-
and fishing close BY; large plot,
120x2O0; some ynE. fruit trees:
masonry bungalow, In excellent re-
pair; 3 rms. and bath, cleo, phone,
running water, built-in bookcases
with sliding doors; sacrifice for
quick sale. $4,000; almost all furni-
ture, cleo. range and refrigerator
i nslSSSsd H Issiis swo aaasrS ya
(neaF staunton, Val.
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L0TS, ACREAGE for SALE

ACCoKEEK. MD.-S9 acres; Q
miles from D c.; access across
Indian Head hwy. Ideal for sui
division, 10. 10000.
ARLINGTON OWNER-Almost level
lot. approx. l42xl47; near Poto-
mac River. of Lorcom lane and
River drive; exclusive area: very
close IN. ia. 2-5S73.
ANN acre. trees: util-
tiles. Cali FL. 4-6023.
BETHESDA, Old GEORGETOWN Is
tateS-9iz acres; well suited for
subdivision Terms TO responsible
purchaser Z. NJ, FRY CO. OIL
6-13S3
BETBESDA-Mr. Builder. II you
are substantial and can use IS TO
100 finished lots with good sub
ordination call Mr.. Lehline ewes,
Sat, sun. OIL. 4-66SS. ROBERT
B. HALL CO. OIL. 2-32S0.
Blue RIDGE MOUNTAIN, FRONT
ROYAL VAL S/10-acre build
Ing lot; 1,5oO-ft. elevation; fab
ulous view: spring and electricity
on property: on state road. $500.
PETERS REALTY, PL. ar216I.
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PENDENNIs ADMINISTRATIONS
Cape Cod facing Severn. 2 full
baths. Large living room, fireplace
and Lear garage.
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SPECIAL,
VALUES

$50 ACRES, with brick ! ~
bath. oil-heat home; good barns
and all outbuildings. Plenty Of
water, S35. 900.
Groom house; good barn and out
buildings Terms.
250.AcRES, going. productive
farm for $4,000.
Many more. come and check
with US.
ROMER 4 CO.
AGO N. Frederick Ave.
GaithersbIlrg 800
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REHoBoIH, DEL, MAE HALL Me.

BETHANY BEACH, DEL, ocean
July 5-26: S165 wk. OIL. 2-sO5O.
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a REEI Buy

For the fisherman. only two
houses from boat harbor and beach.
2-bedrm., yr.-round home: liv. rm.,
extras Corner lot Only SI0 501
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LGE. FRAME HOUSE. overlooking
TRlnF beautitul vst.rfrort ~

eT5n DN-3- pFDRM HOME
SHADYSIDE ND. with acre
Of ground. year arornt community;
ssrrain T price. ss'i5o only 81
miles from WASHINGTON Phone MR
TAtBERT at UNIVERSITY 7-2002.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

ANNAPOLIs ROADS, MD. = Good
bldg site. S0xl50; country club
sdjac.: sac, $3.50. LU, 2-0763.
BREEZY POINT, MD.-Lot, 5sx10s,
cleared and bordered BY trees; 2
elks. from water; sacrifice, 5000.
IT,. $4,000, Apt. bl2.
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A Dream;
On Large Stream

For summer or year-round living;
a5O-ft. water frontage; boating,
fishing and swimming; large plot,
1b0x260; beautiful view; mr.. town;
excellent bungalow, painted white;
5 rms. and bath, 52-ft. screened-in
porch. furnace, cleo. phone. hre-
place, storm windows ard doors,
garage. outdoor fireplace; mr.. town;
owner moving to Florida; sacrifice
price. S10,S00: cleo. range, cleo,
REFRIGERATOR, washinE machine,
kitchen bar. breakfast set. drapes,
curtains, blinds, blankets, rugs, etc.
etc; TV aerial. power mower, tools
all included II taken now. c. a.
HeiEes a Son, sTROUT REALTY
la5 Buford ave, GETTYSBURG, Pa.
Bargain Lists Mailed Free.
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LONG BEACH
RANCH HOUSE
ONLY $8,450
MODERATE TERMS

Large ranch house. overlooking
Chesapeake Bay. on wooded lot rs
II wide; living room 24x20. kitch-
en- 20xS; all furnished. ready to
use this summer Connected to
central water system. trash and
garbage collection, private harbor
larry unusual opportunity to obtain
an inexpensive recreational home
in especially favorable surroundings,
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HnLsMERE sHOREs-3-bed-
room ranch type, 2-tile baths,
sereened porch yonderful unit
Exceptionally nice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-06-15

NEW COTTAGE = Shenandoah
River-Blue Ridge Mountains. Fish,
swim: boat Oh hr from Fails
stone house; 81, 2 80, Terms. Du.
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REAL ESTATE WANTED

SPOT CASH or will sell, rent for
you FREE APPRAISAL. Nd. d G.
j VICTOR DICKEY, AP. 7-S0s0.
A Cash BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS II $4,000. s 3.
REALTY CO
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SILVER sPRING-Meadowwood Sec

SILVER SfhlNO-MeadoWW Sec
ton; nicely wooded lots about
"a acre each: beautiful homesites.
$4,000 each. HARRY B. BAIR,
Realtor, JU. 9-4321 or JU. 5-l974.
SILVER SPRINGLUnique land
Priced, $4,000. GERBICH, ST.
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IODFRN WATERFRONT HOME,

Mathews county, in excellent
neighborhood. Large LIVING dining
room and porch, den. kitchen,
utility room, bedroom and bath
downstairs, 2 bedrooms and bath
upstairs. 5 acres, boat dock, beau
tiful view guest house, outbuild-
pleasant living. S35,b00. Capt.
H.. C. Robson, USN (RetD.
Broker. White stone, Va.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

PENNINGTON. ARLINGTON. VA
Well located, 9,170-ft- level lot;
zoned CO with large 6-rm. house
in Al condition, can be made
into offiees: only $4,000, Terms.
CROWELL & CO.. INC, 2160 N.
Glebe I'd. Arl. ia. 5-0707.
LOT NEAR UNION STATION for
parking of cars or trucks, oscar
capacity 500 per mo. EDW. P.
SCHWARTZ, INC, 1104 Vt. ave.
NV, CO. 5-62l0.
ROCKVILLE PIKE-Approx. / acre
Of level ground in excel. location.
All utils, Excel terms Phone
Mr. Hall. SAMUEL E. BOGLEY
OF ND, INC. OIL. 6-7s00; ewes,
OIL. 4-073s.
CHOICE COMAdL., ress price; ideal
for SIN. once bldg, etc. % It.
wide. % #, deep. alley on rear;
sees per It. Close in. of n. H,
ave. and D. c line, P. @. County
JU. s-13I0, JU. 5-l67l
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BULL RUN MOUNTAIN

.WASHINGTON's closest mountain
cottage sites az miles from WASH
ington, IL miles from Chantilly Ma
tional Airport. Site owners own and
control all recreational areas, which
include country cluh-size swimming
pool, kiddie pool, tennis, badmin-
board, horseshoes. trout ponds.
lake, riding stable. bride paths.
community house, etc. Every site
served with central water system.
Priced So $50 and up Cash re-
CURED, .S25, bal, $50. per month,
tional and ownership PRIVILEGES now.
This offer is within your economic
reach and it's close enough for
you to see to inspect investigate,
use and enjoy Class B subdiYision,
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ELIMINATE
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY

BLUE MOUNTAIN, VA, overlook
1900 it. high. Masnificent view;
closest to D. c., so acres reserved
for recreation. Large cottage sites.
ideal for week ends or retirement.
Very. easy terms. Open Sunday.
barring rain; be sure to come
doah River (57 mi. from D. G. do
not cross bridge, left on 63S to
Blue Mountain 40 mil, watch for
sign. JE. 2-122S, ia. S-0426.
BLUE RIDGE MOUNTAIN ESTATE,
first section; located on High Mob
mountain, about mi from Front
Royal, Va; elevation. 1920 IT.:
lot, 5000; cleared. JE. 1881.
sHANNONDALE COUNTRY CLUB
Large cottage lot; 90 mi. D. C.
BY OWNER. ia. 2-2S3S.
ON TOP OF NORTH MT. on good
road. Eight J to .3-acre tracts
with S0-mi. view Of the Shenan-
doah Valley and Joined BY u mil
lion acres of national forest with
the best deer and grouse hunting
in Virginia. "a mi. from Wash.
Excel. terms. GA. 4-S509.
SHENANDOAH RETREAT C0UN-
TRY CLUB overlooking Shenan-
doah River, nice lot, membership
in club entities golf, swimming.
fishing, boating and other outdoor
sports. Reas. priced. WO. 6-SSS2.
SPECIAL! Shenandoah River and
mt. lots and acreage. Retirement
homes. Get bargain list LURAY
REALTY, Luray. Va, RI. 3-5S9I.
UNUSUAL COTTAGE in the noun
tains near Paris, Va, SO mi
d. G o1a acres woodland partly
Handicapped Attractive rustic
ranch-type house. Large living
room massive stone fireplace. 3
bedrooms, modern bath. Electric
kitchen with II Frigidaire. Frisid-
aire range. 60-gal. water heater,
Finished oak floors Venetian
blinds. large Colonial windows.
267-ft. well Automatic Jet pump.
Septic tank. Stone foundation,
semi-bsmt., attic. Well built. New
condition Sacrifice, S11.500.
Cash $1,000. bal, $50 40 per
mo. Low taxes OWNER, EN-.
$4,000 or Berryyille 123J3