davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-08
CONTINUAL -.
Wiene de Ia Primera)

NI
bre diversos asuntos eclesiasti-
COS.
Sc dice que Pho XII esta de-
sesoso de regresar- a Roma, pero
los medicos han prohibido ell
traslado por ell momento.
La villa papsl de Castel Gan
dolfo Sc encuentra a % kilome,
tros al sur de Roma y del Vati-
cano.
A mediados de la 'tarde Sc
anuncio que Ell. estado del Papa
no habia sufrido alteraciones
durante ell. dia.
Sc espera que los medicos ce-
lebren una nueya- consulta en-
las primeras horas de la noche,
para emitir, despues un nuevo
parte medico. En- case de que
no Sc hayan producido cambios
en- la salud del Pontifice, sin
embargo. es possible que ell nue.
vo psrte sea aplazado hasta ma
NJ ma.
Los cuatro medicos que vigi-
Ian a la cabecera del lecho del
Papa, en- SUI villa de verano de
los Monies Albanos, parecen ha-
llarse caute,osamente a la es-
pera de yer 81 la notable recu-
peraci6n del .Pontifice es una
meioria genuina o solamente ell
resultado de su formidable
eDergfa y~fuerza de voluntad.
Ell professor Antonio Gasbarri-
nj, uno de los medicos, :decla-
rd que no Sc pedra hacer otra
prognosis o prediction del de-
senlace final antics de dos o tres
dias. Los expertos medicos te-
men que un segundo ataque ce-
rebral resulte fatal
Sin embargo, para los milo
mes de catolicos que oran en- to-
do ell mundo, por Ell restableci-
mlento del Papa, ell parte medi-
CO de esta mafana, ell tercero
emitido desde ell ataque de aver
traio un mensaje de esperanto.
FL parte diio que ell estado
del Pontffice zen general con-
tinua meiorando", que ha recu-
perado la lucidez despues de los
periodos de perdida del conoci-
miento que. sufrio aver y que SUI
temperature, pulse y respira-
ci6n son normales.
FL Professor Mingazzini es un
ciruiano especializado en- uro-
logia Ell mes pasado Mingazzi-
nj practice con ,exito una opera
cion de la prostate que duro no
ra y media, al Cardinal Celso
Constantine, de 81 amos de edad
Canciller de la Sacra Iglesia Ro-
mana.
Mingazzini atiende al Papa
pvr primera -vez, para aliviar
una condicion renal que podria
llevar a un envenenmiento por
uremia.
-Ferdinando Corelli. Hay po-
cas- information sobre este me-
dico tanto en- la Universidad de
Roma donde dictA npnferencias,
como en- la clinica medica y; ell
Hospital Policlinico de Roma. Els
I'm graduado de la Universidad
de Padua, una de las principa-
les Escuelas de Medicina de
Italia.
I'm quinto medico Ell geron-
tologo suizo Paul Niehans de
u amos de edad tambien esta
preparado para asistir nueva-
mente al Papa. Els especialista
en- lerapia glandular y trans
plantation de celulas vivas, CO.
mo medic de prolongar la vida.
N,ehans en- I'm libro publieado
hace varios amos dijo que ha-
bia salvado la vida al Papa du-
rante la crisis de 1854.
Antes de la crisis de 1854,
Niehans habia estado dando al
Papa inyecciones de celulas vi
vas de animales j6venes para
mejorar su estado general de sa-
lud.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-08
Notds SociuIes

tviene de 10 Pag1na u

+cumpIeaHos
Rodeada del carino de sus Sc.
res queridos, celebra en- Ell dia
de hoy la grata OCCASION de sus
cuatro antics de edad la precio.
sd ninita Margarita Colon, a
quien felicItamos de manera
muy especial y deseamos una
larga y venturosa vida.
Celebra hoy ell mejor de sus
dias la gentil dana colombiana
sonora dona Elena Gaviria de
Schwarzberg, esposa del senior
Julio Schwarzberg, motive por
Ell cual nos complace felicitarla
calurosamente Y desearle mu-
chos y muy dichosos, amos mas
de existencia
4
Queremos ser los primeros en-
felicitar de manera muy espe.
cial a la gentil dana colombiana
sonora Ana Teresa Revollo de
Gerald, esposA del senior Ar.
thur Gerald, quien celebra en-
el dja de hoy la grata OCCASION de
un nuevo aniversario de su
nataiicio.
Hoy cumple sus nueVe amos
de edad ell gracioso nino Ale
jandro Choto, hijo del senior
Juan ChOto y sonora, Hayde&
Cerda de Choto, y con tai mo.
two 10 felicitamos carinosamen-
te y lie deseamos muchos amos
mas de vida.
Felicitamos carinosamente al
simpatico nino AbdieI.R Rodriguez
hijo. del senior Balbino Rodrf.
guez y sonora Margot de Ro-
driguez, quien celebra en- ell dia
de hoy La grata OCCASION de SUI
cumpleanos y lie deseamos mu-
chos amos mas de vida, plenos
de bienestares y prosperidad.
Al lado de sus seres queridos,
celebrara hoy SUI cumpIeanos la
graciosa nina Ana Lourdes del
Castillo. a quien nos es grato fe-
licitar carinosamente y desear
muchos amos mas de vida, pie
nos de alegrias y bienestares.
Nuestros parabienes para ell
estimado eaballero senior Elio
Osacai. Jr. quien celebro en- ell
dia de aver la grata OCCASION de
.su eumpleanos y nuestros votos
porque cumpla muchos amos mas
de existencia.
X 4 X
Vayah nuestras sinceras fell
citaciones para ell estimado ca
ballero cubano senior Carlos
Martinez qulen celebra hoy su
cumpleanos y aprovechamos la
OCCASION para desearle muehos
.anos-mss de. vida.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-08
/ INSTITUTE

MEXICO, Oct 7 (UPD- Con
la c1ausura ae las segundas Jor-
nadasI L~atinoamericanas de De-
recho Fributario, Sc ha consti-
tuido ell Institute Latinoameri-
caro de Derecho Tributario, or
gsnizaci6n civil de caracter
cientifieo que promovera Ell es-
tutdio y perfeccionamiento tee.
nico&y juridico de la materia.
Ell DIR. Ernesto Flores lava
la. p~residente del Institute Me-
xicano de Derecho Tributario,
fue= elegido presidente de la
nueva organization, y ell DR.. Ga
briel Giampietro Barras vice
presidente.
E instituto tendra su sede
permanente en- Montevideo.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-08
Continuation de la p&g. 81

nado desde Ell avion, que no lie.
vaba a otras personals.
Los medicos que lie atienden
en- ell Hospital Mercy, declina-
ron revelar la naturaleza de las
heridas sufridas por Rodriguez,
pero d1jeron que parecia mejor
satisfactoriamente.
El-General Rodriguez, Presi-
6ente de Mexico de 1882 a 49,
"a, esu ~esperado aqui por avi6n
desdeef Ia capital del vecino pals.
ELGeneral Rodriguez es xgo.
bernador de Baja California y
exgobefnador del Estado de So
nora yaahora vive retirado en- SD
rancho al norte de Ensenada.
Diario las Américas., 1958-10-08

Hoy cumple sus nueve amos
de edad ell gracioso nino Ale
jandrO Choto, hijo del senior
Juan ChOto y sonora, Haydek
Cerda de ChOtO, y con tai mo-
two 10 felicitamos carinosamen-
tie y lie deseamos muchos amos
mas de vida.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-17
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Feb. II B.-Moderate
demand almost all along the line gave
gratn futures prices boosts OF more
than a cent q bushel for some deliver
les IN early Board Of Trade dealings
The strongest demand was for old
crop wheat contracts and was hinged
TO a general feeling. traders said, that
some export business is expected soon.
commission houses were the most
Continued cold weather and the be-
lief that IL would require heavier feed
ing OF grain to livestock set of scat
tered demand for corn and brought out
Near the end Of the FIRST hour wheat
was y to 70 higher, March .S2.l61s;
corr laS higher. March Sill: oats
to = hisher. March ST '29.; soybeans
70 to l higher, March S22l7s. and
lard UNCHANGED to 10 cents q hundred
lbs higher. March S12.Q2.
cra hs Ghsas9 Ss q h ssS .c.S.S
over the week end export bids Of
.3574 a bushel for 10000 bushels Of
corn on track at Baltimore.
The Ccc once also reported It's
V Whiss ended February 81 y totaied AS.
927 bushels OF corn, S,416 bushels OF
wheat and $500 bushels OF rye. Ex-
port sales during the week were 247.-
S44 bushels OF corn.
Total domestic sales for the crop
year through February IL were reported
as 4.404 ,593 bushels Of corn, 14g.404
bushels OF wheat 53,179 bushels Of
Total export sales by the once for
the crop year through February 10
we're 2b,o7B, 1852 bushels Of corn, H.
00O.72D bushels Of wheat and $780,
1913 bushels OF oats.
All the grains we're acquired BY the
CCC through the Governments price
support program BY expiration Of the
redemption period on loans.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-17
Stocks Mixed,
Range Narrow;
turnover Light

NEW YORK. Feb. II R.-
Some tobacco and drug shares
did well in an otherwise irregu-
lar stock market early this
afternoon. Turnover was light.
Most key stocks showed
fractional changes with an oc-
casional loss running to a point
or so. Among drugs and tobac-
cos the gains went to q point
and more.
The market was moderately
active at the start and prices
were q bit lower than at FRI
days close. Trading became
very sluggish until mid-morn-
ing when there was some i'm
provement.
Airlines and radio televisions
were generally higher. Steels.
rails and nonferrous metals
were mixed. Motors. farm i'm
plements and chemicals de-
clined, the latter showing some
good-sized losses. Oils were
narrowly mixed with q down.
side tendency.
Copper prices continued soft.
Additional news Of cutbacks in
production and price cuts in
crude oil backgrounded the
market.
Lorillard advanced well over
q point as did Colgate-Palmo-
live. Philip Morris was ahead
about a point and American
Tobacco steadied after an early
loss.
Soldering was another gamer
in about the l-point range
while Pfizer added q generous
fraction.
Union Carbide and Allied
Chemical were down about q
point each and Du Points loss
stretched beyond that. Among
OF her big industrials the
changes were more narrow.
United States Steel, Bethlehem,
Kennecott, Westinghouse Elec-
trio and Goodyear were up
fractions.
Wide-moving Zenith gained
more than a point while Radio
Corp. rose fractionally. United
Air Lines was ahead about q
point. American Airlines and
Eastern Air Lines picked up
good fractions.
General Dynamics declined q
bit despite news Of a big Navy
contract. American Telephone
made a small gain. Douglas
Aircraft: Chrysler, General Mo-
tors and Standard Oil New
Jersey lost fractions.
United Corp. fell "a at Z on
a big block Of 1920 shares.
Corporate bonds were irregu-
lar. Government bonds leaned
higher.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-17
NewCurSuIes
In 1857 Total
5,082,342

DETROIT, Feb. II (R).--New
car sales last year numbered
5.982,342 units, making 1857
the third best year in industry
history. Automotive News said
today.
The year was topped in sales
only by 1855 with 7,169, 908 de-
iveries and 1850. with 1925. 43s.
Ford Division finished 1929
units ahead of Chevrolet. It
was the first time in % years
that Ford had finished ahead
of Chevrolet. The figures were
Ford Division, 1.493,617; Chev-
rolet, / .456,288.
New car dealers inventories
on February / rose to 78l, 446
units. This compares with
52,208 units in stock a month
earlier. A year ago at this
time dealers held 630,034 cars.
The highest inventory Of new
cars ever held by the retailers
as 903.789 units on March /,
1856.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-17
NEW YORK COTTON

NEW YORK, Feb. II 0P.-Futures
extended their losses TO more than 81
a bale during the late mornine. The
market was unsettled by LIQUIDATION. In
next Monday. New orleans was a good
seller Of March position.
Reports TO q leading spot flrm indi-
Gated adverse weather stopped all cot
ton field work In the Southeast, with
land preparations behind schedule IN
the central belt. The reports indicated
that q substantial part Of early plant
ings in the Rio orande Valley will have
to be replanted.
Noon prices we're UNCHANGED 10 81 20
a bale lower than the previous close.
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New Haven Directors
Postpone MEETING

NEW YORK. Feb. II (R.-A
directors meeting Of the New
Haven railroad scheduled for
today as postponed until
Wednesday. A spokesman for
the road said weather condi-
tions prvented all members
from attending today.
Originally, New Haven direc-
tors met last week and that
meeting was adjourned until
today. It is believed directors
are working on a compromise to
avert a threatened proxy fight
between management and a
group headed bytA. c. Allyn &
Co., Inc, Chicago investment
bankers.
Last Friday George Alpert,
chairman and president Of the
road, told the New York Society
of Security Analysts he hoped
to announce soon that there
would be no proxy fight for the
line.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-17
SY SYLVIA PORTER

smaller spending on business
expansion.
They're certainly diligently
pursuing an open mouth"
policy to stimulate confidence.
Can "open mouth" policy u
Wall Streets rather inelegant
way of describing current ON.
cial efforts to assure the public
by q splurge Of speeches that
conditions will get better soonJ
But II the hoped-for recovery
doesn't occur on schedule? a
Then. few in positions Of
power in Washington will dare
oppose q tax reduction. This
argument will not be whether
to cut taxes: the argument
will be how to- cut them -
through raising personal exs
emptions. for instance, or
through an across-the-board
individual tax cut. or through
a combination of an individual
and corporation tax cut, etc.
The deadline is emerging
MEDIATE spring.
distributed 1858. by The Hall
syndicate Inc. ALI Rights Reserved.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-17
Steel Makers
Still Lacking
Auto Orders

CLEVELAND, Feb. II @.-
Steel magazine said yesterday
no major automotive order for
steel has been placed for q
month, and the steel industry
is not expecting much help
from that source in March.
.Automakers are holding steel
stocks to an abnormally low
level Of 20 days, the weekly
journal Of Woodworking said.
But sales Of 1858 models have
been 22.4 per cent under new
model sales q year ago, and
February / new-car inventory
was 81 per cent above q year
ago.
Even with reduced produc-
ton, Steel said, the automakers
are expected to turn out about
IL million cars in the February
1-June / period. Deducting
probable sales for the four
months, that would leave
nearly 100000 cars in dealers
showrooms June /, Steel said,
This means in event Of q strike
production could halt for six
weeks without ineonveniencing
buyers" the Woodworking
journal said. Goa. is
Pittsburgh construction COM
panies report a fall-of in work
this month, Steel said. and
therefore are not in the market
for plates or shapes. The
magazine said few economists
it checked thought a recently
announced plan to build and
modernize post office buildings
would help markedly as an
anti-recession remedy" The 50
billion program would be spread
over three to five years.
Last week steel operations
declined to SIS per cent Of
capacity, down q half point.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-17
N. Y. PRODUCE

NEW YORK. Feb. II IN. CusDA)-
Wholesale prices on bulk cartons
60!s-602t cents n2 score (A) 6ON.
60h. 90 score OBJ 60-6OK.
On Cheese Crcs steady; Receipts g daysl
cheese whole milk. Single daisies
fresh 30-42 cents; Single daisies AGED
47-52: Flats AGED 47-52: Processed
American pasteurized 5 lbs. 35.40ls
Domestic Swiss -(wheelsl Grade "A''
$3.50: Grade "B" 43-4S Grade "c''
3O-46.
Wholesale egg prices steady. Receipts
70 days. 26,00O. New York spot quo
tations follow: Mldwestern: Mixed coll
ors: Extras f4S-bO lbs) 3Sis-3DIs
extras large (45-4S lbs,l 3s-3SIs: ex-
trRs medium 37-35ls; standards large
1898: checks 34h-35Is. White: Ex-
tras t4S-5O lbs 3A-4OM: extras large
(45-4S lbs 3Sia-3S extras medium
37-.37h. Browns: Extras 1880 lbs.D
Nearby: Whites: Top quality t4s-bO
lbs 4Q-43; mediums 1910; smalls
3ah.34 "a. Browns: Top quality .t4s-
so lbs 42-43; mediums 40h-41h "a;
smalls $3.50.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-17
BUSINESS
BRIEFS

Business Leaders show les
optimism than at any time il
the last two years. according t
q survey Of quarterly reports By
Dun q Bradstreet. f
Mutual Fund purchases il
January totaled $l3l, 6O5. OOC
compared with $102, 952 900 il
December and $149,9ll, 900 il
January a year ago.-Natl. Assn
Of Investment Companies.
Virginia Metal Products, :
subsidiary Of Chesapeake In.
dustries. Inc, has purchased
the metal division Of Ward In
dustries Corp. No sales price
was disclosed.
General Motors employees re.
ceived a record $3,414,073 in
awards for suggestions on ways
to improve operations and bet
ter their jobs in 1857. Nearly
26l 900 ideas were accepted.
Goodyear T q r Co. in veal
ended December 81 earned
$64. 825,516 or $6.l2 a share VS.
$50. 456.l 100 or $3.50 in 1856.
Winn-Dixie Stores, Inc. sale.
in 4 weeks ended February {
totaled $47.692.156. up 14.6 pei
cent from 1857; for 80 week:
ended February 8, $3.50, 9O4, CAT
up l4.1 per cent from 1857.
Melville Shoe Corp. Januars
sales totaled $7.179,354, dowr
Ia per cent from 1857.
Columbia Gas System in year
ended December 81 earned
$30.453.000 or $l.34 a share
VS.. 9,l09. 900 or $l.42 in 1856,
Colgate-Palmolive Co. in year
ended December 81 earned
$l9,930.000 or $7.8l q share VS..
SIS. 1000 or $6.04 in 1856.
Sperry Rand Corp. in Q
months ended December 81
earned $26,107.346 or 81 cents a
share VS.. $33.631.S43 or $l.ls
in 1856.
Quaker Oats Co. in 6 months
ended December 81 earned
So, 096. 848 or $2.05 a share VS..
$7,122,601 or $1.79 in 1856.
Lehigh Portland Cement in
year ended December 81 earned
$S,S9l, 622 or $2.l3 a share VS..
$13.125.419 or $3.45 in 1856.
DevOe G. Reynolds Co. in year
ended November 30 earned
$2.027.2 1858 or $3.77 q share VS..
$2,188.875 or $4.06 in 1856.
Western Maryland Rwy. in
January earned $438,0O0 VS..
$683.000 in 1857.
Other earnings included:
For Year Ended December 81
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YnssaT ne u eoN 7olA 1914 v

YngS&T lie IL GOA 7oh 1914 "A
YngstStl Dr. 4 10 1874 l0z0- "
LeRithtladas 4I54M I35Is I5aIz+ll4
Hourly Sales on the GxehansO
lliO0 am 1xU 700 Noon 700 600
loo pm 80 600 400 In o 600 600
tunit OF tradtns 10 shaIes OF sales
in full Rates OF dividends In the fore.
going table are annual disbursements
oaseu on the last quarterly or semi.
annual declaration Unless Otherwise
noted special or extra dividends are
not included Also extra or extras
Annual rate plus stock dividend
q Declared or paid In 1857 plus stock
dividend epeclared or paid 90 far
this year Payable In stock during
1907 estimated cash value on en-.
dividend or redistribution date PAID
last wear h Declared or paid after
stock dividend or splitup K Declared
or paid this year. an accumulative
sS sS' v. sn S SSsnfs omitted. ssse o. es
no action taken ct last dividend meet.
Ing. rDeclared or paid IN 1867 pius
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-17
Dividend Reduced

SAN FRANCISCO, Feb. II
R.-Marchant Calculators to-
day reduced its quarterly COM
mon stock dividend to IS cents
a share. 1t had been paying
1914 cents. The new dividend
will be paid March is to stock
holders of record February %.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-17
YOUR
MONEYS. WORTH
DeodIihe for Good News

The deadline for good news
for us on the bread-and-butter
front is MEDIATE spring-at
most. say. 100 days from now
For before the summer Of
this year: ~
Either Wen see persuasive
signs that the country Is pulling
out Of the 1957-58 recession
and that business is moving
toward the up side again;
Or the really powerful anti
recession stops-including the
most powerful of all. a cut in
personal income taxes-will be
pulled out and Washington will,
by summer, be using just about
every anti-slump weapon it has
In the arsenal.
That's the basic meaning to
us Of the recent pronounce
ments from the Administration
and Congress. EitheB way 1t
turns out. it will be good news.
Wen benefit II business turns
up by mid-year. of course; well
also benefit If taxes are reduced
to push 1t up.
Voters Vocal
At last, Washington is saying
out loud what private experts
have been saying for months:
we are in the third recession
since World War II.
Now the voters Of this coun-
try are notifying the admins
tration and their Congressman
that they won't tolerate O con-
tinuation Of joblessness at the
5 million-plus mark, won't ac-
cept as healthy" q general and
accelerating business decline.
Now the most conservative
businessmen. financiers and
economists are telling Congress
1t should seriously weigh q tax
reduction to stimulate con-
slmer buying quickly and give
the economy a physical as well
as psychological shot In the
arm.
There IL no way to avoid
sour news on production, en-
ployment, profits in the next
few weeks. February-March is
the season for grim economic
news, and wen more than live
up to the season this year.
Then. though. will come the
period for the usual spring
pickup. and If the pickup ma
terializes on Q broad scale
great. Then. we could hope
that we're on our way out Of
this decline and the crash
stimulant Of q tax reduction
could be reasonably kept on the
shelf a while longer.
Pickup Still Is Hope
So far, at least in public,
policy-makers of the admins
tration and the Federal Re-
serve Board cling to the belief
that the economy will pick up
in 1858 without the help Of q
tax cut.
They're counting. on easier
money and lower interest rates
to bolster the vital housing
industry. make corporations
more willing to borrow money
to increase plant building pro-
grams. They're expecting in
creased defense spending to
curtail layoffs, recreate jobs.
They're figuring that higher
spending on highways, schools,
other public works will Offset
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daSns sss es.massSy sssh Ts,u :sO cp
: Liouidatins dividend eiG called Es
dividend x.dis 81 distribution n 81
tight ~ without warrants Wv with
when issued % Next day delivery TN
bankruptcy or receivershin or being
teorganized under the Bankruptcy Act.
q securities assumed by such companies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-17
ODD-LOT DEALINGS

NEW YORK. Feb. IL R.--The New
York Stock Exchange reported today
these odd-lot transactions bv principal
dealers for February IL Purchases Of
1872 .2bb shares; sales OF 40, los shares
including 4.31b shares sold short.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-17
D. c. SECURITIES

SALES
Pot Elee. Pwr CONG ct "a. 500
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DIVIDENDS

NEW YORK, Feb. II @.-Dividends
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1958-02-17

XXX dividend, b Books closed tPlus
extra or extras a Declared or paid so
taI THIS year Paid last year. xr *
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AMERICAN STOCK EXCHANGE
LIST INCLUDES osI AcMn ISSUES

. Mosr AerlxH ISSUES
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Historic Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

/. Near West River acres.
modern Groom home, barn, garage.
41a-acre tobacco allotment: on
paved road; immediate possession;
30 miles d. c.: $4,000.
2. so acres on paved road: g.
bedroom home with new bath, oil
hot-water heat, electric stove: ga
SreSinS; 80 miles miles p p; C.; Sl6S oOG;
frame house; hot-air heat, bath,
artesian well. fenced lot 100xl00:
good view OF water, water rights
to West River: community beach
privliges. pier for tying boats;
$4,000; immediate possession.
4. Deale - 6h acres, 600-ft,
waterfront on Chesapeake Bay;
bedrooms, ga baths, large screened
porches; good view. double garage.
Outbulldings, guest house, arteSlan
well, immediate possession; 70
miles d, c.; owner will sacrifice II
sold at once.
s. Historic Lothian-78 acres,
1e-room Colonial home, pa baths,
tenant house, barns; stable. out
buildings; on 2 paved roads Inn
mediate possession; 20 miles d. c.
6. Hishview, Deale = Modern
masonry home with 3 bedrooms, 9
baths, fireplace, approximately !
acre, on paved road: beautiful
waterfront view; 25 miles d. c.;
Z. Chesapeake Bay, Franklin
Manor-Modern 3-bedroom brick
home: . baths approx, ] acre: hot
water heat, hardwood floors, hre-
place, complete kitchen. equipment.
Earasea waterfront privileges; 30
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT.
Call Mrs. williams. University q
44S1. CALVERT REALTY AGENCY,
Prince Frederick. Maryland.
Small dairy farm, az a., all open;
l00-ton silo, barn sheds. stream;
R-rm. dwelling, metal roof, cleo.
Very nice: Sl4 900, terms.
stock farm bordering river. near
Remington, 800 acres: 3-bedrOom
Colonlal-type dwelling, fully modern
In beautiful setting OF trees and
shrubbery. S37, 900, excellent terms
10 a., Arm. bungalow, heat a.
water. $4,000. terms.
and room bunsalows with
baths. facing hwy; from $1,000 10
$500 on acre lots.
B. F. PERROW, Broker
Remington, Va. HE. 9-3527