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The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-07-02
Accident Fatality Rate Increases In
Noble County, According To Survey

An Ohio Department of Highways Safety publication issued
Gently reports that Noble of 20 Ohio counties
traffic death rates in 1883
In 1858 the recorded total of three traffic fatalities
opposed only death reported for the period the
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-07-02

The U. S. ranks 18th among
countries of the world in per
capita use of dairy products, say
Ohio State University extension
economists.
The journal. (Caldwell, Ohio) 1934-1961, 1959-07-02

SYuAIUy WAL ~s'~-.e''
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-18
SERVICE SCENE
Americans Abroad
on Trial. SpeakerSays

Mrs. Kirk. who spent eight
months last year travelling
with her husband in Europe.
the Middle East. Africa and
South America. said she felt
special concern for Ameri-
can women in Europe who
ARE wasting precious oppor-
tunities. because the tempta-
ton is so great to lead a life
almost like home when there
is so much to do outside the
American compound.
She recalled her thoughts
as she noted American serv-
ice wives coming out Of q
commissary at a US. mill
tary base in Italy. their arms
laden with the latest in
American groceries and
household goods.
II wondered how good it
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-18

was to encourage so much
home life away from home"
she unused. Baby foods ex-
cepted. I wondered II it
wouldn't be better for them
to buy from the local shops,
talk to the local people. be-
come a part Of the local COM
munity. And Of course I
thought Of the price differ
entail. Wouldn't an extra
living allowance come to
about the same as the cost
Of providing these special
services?"
In South America, Mrs.
Kirk said they sensed great
unrest and instability. It's a
challenge to the United
States. Can we meet it?" she
asked. ITS going to require
patience, dedication, sacri-
flee and human understand
ing for every one Of us. espe-
cially women. because we
have so much to defend.
And 1t may be our peculiar
privilege that we service
women will set the example"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-18
Ambassador
Is Honored

The Commandant Of the
Marine Corps and Mrs. RAN
dolph Mccall Pate enter
tanned at a dinner last night
in honor Of the Chinese AM
bassador, DR.. George X. c.
Yeh.
Others attending the dinner
at Commandments House at
the Marine Barracks were the
Secretary of the Treasury and
Mrs. Robert B. Anderson. the
Secretary of Commerce and
Mrs. Lewis Strauss, the AS
sistant Secretary of Defense
and Mrs. John N. Irwin. the
General Counsel of the De-
partment Of Defense and Mrs.
Robert Dechert. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. Calvin Galloway,
Mrs. Eileen Fiske. the Quar-
termaster General of the
Marine Corps and Mrs. Roy
M. Gulick. and the Director
General of the Foreign Serv-
ice and Mrs. Waldemar J.
Gallman.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-18
SERVICE SCENE
BY RUTH DEAN
star star Writer

Americans abroad "are on
trial before the world" Mrs.
Lydia Kirk, author. lecturer
and wife OF a former dip
lomat. declared yesterday.
what we say and do Isl i'm
portant. We must show by
our example that We are as
much ambassadors as our Of
fetal ambassadors"
Mrs. Kirk, wife of Admiral
Alan Kirk, USN. retired. for
mer United States Ambassa-
dor to Belgium and Soviet
Russia, addressed a luncheon
meeting Of the Andrews Air
Force Base Ofiicers Wives
Club.
Mrs. Kirk cited "The Ugly
American" the controversial
commentary about Americans
abroad written by William ].
Lederer and Eugene Burdick,
as an example Of some Of her
own observations abroad. sex
aggerated to put the point
across, perhaps, but unfortu-
nately telling a lot Of the
truth"
1.-THE book is ugly-no doubt
about It," she said. 1.-THE Ian
guage is ugly. the facts are
ugly, but the book is one to
be thought about-very much
so. I hope its lessons will be
taken to heart"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-18
Daughters of 1912
Scheduled to Meet

The D c. Society. United
States Daughters Of 1912, will
meet at 2 pm. Friday at their
national headquarters. The
meeting will be preceded by q
! pm board meeting.
Mrs Claughton West will
give a piano recital and Miss
Mary Norris McCabe will talk
on national defense. Mrs.
Weyland Spilman has been
named new State correspond
ing secretary.
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Meeting Planned

DR.. Thomas Gillette. soci-
ologiSt with the National
Institute of Mental Health,
will speak at a meeting of
the One Parent Association
at $3.50 pm. tomorrow at the
Montgomery County Jewish
Community Building. DIR.
Gillette will discuss Social
Adjustments for Single
Parents"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-18

Of the former United
Stotes Ambassador to
Belgium and to Rus
sio.-Air Force Photo.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-18
THE EVENING STAR

FRANKLIN SIMON, WASHINGTON AND VIRGINIA
Washington store open Thursday $3.50 AM til SPIN
Seven Corners. Va, open Thursday and Friday,
$50 Am Til $50 PM
, 1959-11-25
FuultY ButterY
Charger Causes Fire
Alarm ut Golden Cow

There was a fire alarm at
ll:35 pm. last night in Chris
tiansted. Firemen and volun-
teers responded promptly.
Upon arrival at the Golden
Cow it was discovered that
someone had tempered with
a battery charger in the auto
showroom of Jennings which
became over heated a n d
started to burn out, causing a
considerable amount of smoke
III the building.
The charger was doused
with chemicals and thrown
out. There was no damage to
the building.
A large crowd had gathered;
the iremen took up their sta
tons and Police had no diff
Guilty controlling traffic.
, 1959-11-25
First Cruise Ship
Jerusalem" Arrives
With ESQ Passengers

The tourist ship Jerusalem
arrived off the Frederiksted
Roadstead this morning with
$50 passengers on board. Ad-
ministrative Assistant Alva c.
McFar1ane, Commissioner of
Tourism & Trade, Harry
Goeggel and Harbormaster
Thorvald McGregor boarded
the vessel.
Mr.. McFarlane made a brief
speech from t h e Captains
bridge welcoming the visitors,
the officers and crew of the
ship to st. Croix. Mr.. Goeggel
then gave information regard
ing activities planned for the
day. The Black Arrow Steel
Band Of Bethlehem was on
the dock to furnish music.
Motor launches from Chris
were on hand to as
sist in transporting the tour
lists from ship to shore and
back again. Sightseeing tours
got under way at about 1915
am. Almest all passengers
came ashore and many made
the trip to Christiansted.
The ship will depart at about
5 o'clock this evening.
, 1959-11-25
Senator Ronuld de
Lugo. threatens
nvestigution

Senator Ronald de Lugo,
chairman Of the Legislatures
Committee on Government
Operations, wrote last week
to Mrs. Tsobel Clarke, Acting
Commissioner of Social We'll
fare, protesting against the
delay in issuing checks to fos-
ter mothers.
In view Of conflicting state
ments made by Mrs. Clark and
Finance Commissions de
Jongh he said he was calling
for an Investigation Of the
matter.
, 1959-11-25
Silhouettes Defect
Clippers; c.. H. S.
Win Over Fulcons

The Silhouettes defeated the
Clippers volleybalI team last
night in two best out of three
games by point scores of 1912
and 15-9. The Clippers took
the second game by a score of
1876 losing the third game of
the set 1919.
The christiansted H j g h
School team ran their win
, 1959-11-25

Merwin, designating the area
in Mr.. Alexander's honor. A
sign bearing the name "Alex-
ander Square" was installed.
Mr.. Alexander made a brief
response in appreciation. Sena-
tor Ron de Lugo was master
of ceremonies.
, 1959-11-25
Mildred Henderson.
Senior. is Winner Of
Miss c. H. S. Contest

The faculty and students OF ming streak to four games last
the Christiansted High School night by defeating the Falcons
announce that the winner of in two straight games by point
the Miss CHS Contest for the scores Of 1914 and 1913 and
1959-6O school year is Mildred lost first place to the Jokers
Henderson, a member of the who now has won 8 and lost
senior class. 2 games. Falcons are behind
The browning will be held now with Z won and 8 in the
at the school auditorium at losing column.
$50 pm. November q, 1859 The CHS. will take on the
and the ceremony will be fol Trojans on Thursday night
lowed by a dance at the school while the Falcons will play
cafeteria. against the Satellites.
, 1959-11-25

daughter and two grandsons.
Services will be held at the
Frederiksted cemetery Friday
morning at 9 O'Clock.
, 1959-11-25
SunduY Murket
Renamed to Honor
Joseph Alexander
PFC Herbert Sugden
Currdhee Sept.
Soldier Of Month

A complete knowledge of The Old Sunday Market was
the MI rifle, military cour- officially declared alexander
tesy, map reading and general Square" this morning at 1890
army information won PFC during brief but impressive
Herbert j. Sugden sky-high ceremonies, when DR.. Aubrey
honors in the 5O6th Airborne Anduze, Senator for St. Croix,
Battle Group. representing the President of
The former Marine W $ the Legislature, read the Reso-
chosen 5O6th soldier of the luton passed by the Senate,
month last week for outstand- and the Governors represen-
ing achievements and perfor- tative, the Hon. Alva c. Nc
nance before the Selection Farlane, read the Proclama-
Board during the month of ton of Governor John David
, 1959-11-25
Oluf Olsen. Former
Donish Army
Officer, Posses

Oluf Olsen, well-known father
Of Owe Olsen, passed away
today in the Charles HARDWOOD
Memorial Hospital. He was
e., and said to be the oldest
Dane alive in St. Croix.
Mr.. Olsen came to the Viz
gin Islands with the Danish
Army as Lieutenant in Charge.
He was born in Copenhagen.
H is survived by two sons, one
, 1959-11-25

September.
A native of Frederiksted,
st. Croix, Virgin Islands, Sug-
den entered service the first
time in 1852 at the Marine
Recruit Depot, San Diego,
Calf, where he took basic.
With the Marines for four
years, he went to Korea in
August 1852 with the 7th Re-
giment of the 1st Marine Divi-
sion. He saw combat with this
unit before returning to the
States.
After completing his tour of
duty with the Marines, he re-
enlisted for airborne duty in
Continued on page ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21

Construction gives you big car room with
smallcareconomy and portability. Enjoy Per-
sonalized Comfort: sectional sofa front seats
glide back and forth individually -driver
and passenger adjust legroom as they like it.
Reclining seatbacks; adjustable headrests,
low-cost air conditioning. Go Rambler now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21

Now the smovs new R0mbleS not only out
sells most big cars, but also outsells the top
five foreign makes combined. Here's why:
Rambler saves you more than ever on first
cost hundreds of dollars on most comparable
$3.50, on gas, on upkeep. Highest resale value,
too. Safer, sturder, rattleproof Single Unit
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43 camp sites. waterfronts, homes,
farms, NTH. land. Also 176-acre
farm. . large houses, outbldgs.
cleo, stream. spring. we'll. 80 q
cleared. best hunting: good road;
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Mr.. Fl. SUMNER HILLS in Glen
Ec.Io Heights, 3 adjoining lots.
$50 It. frontage C43'37i So rs
franc houses. Sl5,75O. MRS.
BURGESS. Realtor, 6lO9 Broad
st OIL o-4ok3
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tobacco, grain, etc
II MILES FROM d. c.
500 Mo, House, Barn,
Tractor
RE. 7-394O

FOR SALE-4O-a. poultry farm
two larRe binder-block LAYING
houses, 5-room dwelling: located
on black-top road, miles from
Colonial Beach. Va. price. Sl2.5OO
FrederIcksburg. Va. Is. 3-5s3l or
PL 2-7422.
FOR SALE OR TRADE, for prop.
erty near Wash. 30-acre farm
with Ions frontaee on main hwy
In heart OF Shenandoah Valley j.
bedrm. house: oil l.-wh., az
baths and fine water SuLsy Ideal
Tor party retiring as II mas varied
possibilities. Details furn. uoon ie-
quest. p. o. Boz Sl1. Staunton. Va
FRED. co. FARMS
KIT. bath: furnace: 4 bedrms.
barn, siio: | 2 mi. n FredsTicE
widower desires sale. s25. 900.
81 Arm. frame house; full
SSmt.; cleo. and phone: 36x54
barn. silo. all farm equip: Ia-mi.
hard rd,; only $4,000, u cash
i3 A.-S-rm. pre-civil war stone
house. splendid lines. ideal for
renovatinR: cattle barn, misc
oldgs.; stream, z-mi. I'd. front
age: IL mi n. Frederick: s25. 900
terms; Wllfred Watkins, HIllcresi
7-2l2T, Emmitsburg. Nd, repre-
Senting CHARLES II. JAMESON
Poolesyille. Nd. Dl. 9-3269.
GERMANTOWN. MD.-IO7 acres
beautiful setting, tree shaded nome
: bedrms.. new kitchen, oil heat
farm bldss,, pond site: S6iO pei
acre Excel. terms. Also, loye!y
DIX. "-Story Colonial home IN /
acres. Substantial cash at settle.
ment. BARBARA q, ROSS. BRO.
kER, Pc. 2-3i6l
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KELLER-WOODMOOR

90 ACRES. POTOMAC AREA.
Excellent for development. $1,000
per acre. Good financing and
owner will subordinate.
3S ACRES. GLENN RID. AREA
Small homes. Good financing.
So 1000.
ga ACRES. FOUR CORNERS
AREA. Potential apartment zon-
Call John r. Hall, Diamond q-o56I
CHESTER KELLER WOODMOOR
AGENCY CORP.
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lcoNTlNUEp)

RIvERDALE. Wash. -Balto. blvd.
: ssIS;' .p 5Fs% f fsRss ~ H. 'j s
JAK's REALTY CO., tn. 2-4486
SINGLE on CONNECTING Of
Heated, well lighted and venti-
lated; ample parking: reasonable,
Call AID, 2-28S3,
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FARMS
tcoNTlNUEp)
Chesapeake Bay Country

chesapeake BAY country
Farms. country homes and water.
front building sites on beautiful
rivers and inlets OF the Chesa-
peake Bay area.
J. SPENCE HOWARD, JR.
st, Mary's City Great Mills ~
DAIRY FARM-I77 acres, main
house, 2-story. 4 bedrms.. tenRn
house, 8 rms; dairy barn with
~ stanchlone, silo, dry barn. cool
ing shed, tool shed: complete with
90 head herd and farm machinery.
Anne Arundel County. Shown BY
appt. Sunday. Mr.. Moreland,
REALTY, MA. 7-252o.
Eastern Shore Of Maryland
Farm In Dorchester County, Mary.
land; 100 acres, 80 arabic; nice
home with modern bath ant
p. Winfeld Trice, AGENT for
Hurlock. Md. whitney 3-405l
Farm: 125 acres, 100 acres open
S SinSer ses PICK BARI; .s sST72 =
NsNsssNa tNlNNf
house 254x20 IT,, laying housl
a0x20 IT,, brooder house, hol
barn; large stream through farm
2-story home; y rooms, 2 baths
basement; 20 miles from Wash
ses.OOO. Terms
100 ACRES, 76 acres open; large
barn, chicken house, corn house
other farm buildings: home-il
rooms. 2 baths. basement; fire.
place. oil heat; so miles from
Washington, d. c.; farm. mach,
inery. livestock and feed all for
S3i 300
NILS A. NILSSON, Broker, once
on No. ! Hwy. in Falmouth, Va
20, Box ]. Falmouth. Essex 3.
303b. Property shown on SUNDAYS
FARM FOR RENT-About Io5-acr,
beef cattle farm, on main highway
with ample orchard. fish pond
plenty Of outbuildings, will rent
with or without living quarters
Also about 5000 bales OF rood
grade hay. Telephone VA. b-2g4O
RI. 52", west Of CuluenA-, Va
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ave. nv. Call HU. 3-35OU, -
STORE AND DWELLING
1907 eth ST. NV.
WASH. LOAN a. TRUST BR;
900 2 ST. NV. ST. $4,000
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A II3-ACRE DAIRY FARM. va.
ample water. milk parior, stainless
steel tank: good machy.: II COWS
Attr. residence, oil heat. S30.5OO
COMPLETE: Mr.. OLSON. Broker.
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DOCTORS

once suites midway between eil.
yer Spring and Wheaton: new
aforementioned building including
all services and parking Call
Mr. Kane. co. 5-0222. WALKER
A. DUNLAP. INC
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RIVER ROAD (Seneca areal-lO-
acre bids. sites, beautiful rolling
land, long frontage on county
road: $1,000 per acre KAY
BOWLING, Realtor, GA. 4-5050 or
GaitherSburg pa.
SEVEN AND HALF ACRES with long
frontage on paved road. In area
Of active development. Rolling
land. with well spaced hardwood
trees. Very accessible to downtown
D. c. Good terms-s ubordina ton.
Exclusive with BOWERS BROS,
AP. 7-S400
FOREST, Colesville-
a acre heavily wooded homesites:
only 3 choice lots available Gus
tom built homes mushroominf all
over the place. Will sell indivi-
dually or subordinate to q reput-
able custom builder. Minutes
within driving Of all country clubs
in MONTGOMERY County. OWNER,
HE, 3-323g
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OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

FOR OFFICE OEsK USE a couple
OF hours q day. with name on
door IN excellent, central once
bldg. VIII furnish reception and
one other room: excellent furni-
ture. BY June LIST. Box 422-T,
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
l04 ACRES, long frontage on state
highway, beautiful rolling land,
close-in. 2aes down, balance over
Is years, So interest.
los ACRES. Excellent farm bldgs.
40-cow dairy barn. near $40 Glow
erleaf $4,000.
1853 ACRES. Some good buildings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22
Must Be Sold at Once

Must Be Sold at Once
100 A., all clear. fronting two roads
of Liberty I'd. Carroll Co. Good
barn and outbuildings Excellent
house. completely remodeled this
year. Two freplaees. electric unit
kitchen; oil h.-w. heat. modern
bath Save al least $4,000
$50. 800. OWNER. Newton 5-5363
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'IOO-AcRE MONTGOMERY Es-
TATE FARM--Beautifully done s.
room, 3-bath home on high eleva-
tion with attractive grounds
Bank barn. solo and all out
buildings; $4,000
RIVER RID. EXTENDED-Over 300
acres at $500 per acre Rental
income Just under $1,000.
ABOVE RIVER ROAD and Seneca
100 acres at $500 per acre.
Now rented.
s ACRES. close in Gaithersburg; 8
bedrooms. 2-bath farm home;
stream: S1s.950.
g ACRES, short distance AEC-4
bedrooms, den. } baths. brick
home $4,000.
sO-ACRE Frederick farm: e-story
brick home: barn. etc: $4,000. =,
a5O-ACRE stock farm; good level
land, water, and only about Sl5O
a0O-AcRE Montgomery farm for
EVERYTHING IN LAND, large and
small. n
GaitherSburg wv
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

ADEQUATE COVENANTS AND
BUILDING RESTRICTIONS
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ARCOLA. $4,000, level, all i'm
provements, street in. S3.45O.
HOMBWOOD. 5Oxl3S. all improve
ments, street in, $1,000. make Of
fer.
KNOLLWOOD. 110xl35, water,
street in, S2,SO0.
FOGARTY A, 70
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FARMS
UPPER MONT. COUNTY

4Is ACRES
In Poolesville area; attrac-
tive u : rm. masonry type
rambler. With screened
porch LYING I'm. 27xie,
bedrms., Ia baths, kitchen
with range and refrigerator,
laundry with washer. drier
ana ironer, lS-cu, II. deep
freeze; garage: oil heat: deep
well; excellent location, on
hard road, 30 miles down.
town, miles ACC; priced
20 ACRES
Attractive new modern =
rm. frame house, with full
basement. Living room, lax
81 with fireplace. modern
kitchen, dining room, study,
. bedrooms, 2b baths; oil
heat. attached garage. IS
acres woods, stream, 80 mi,
Washington, ID. c., on hard
State road.
FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS
CALL ADMIRAL ABERCROMBIE
DIAMOND n-3ha1
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Sherwood Manor

PRINC ORGES
COUNTY, only ] mile north
OF new Wash. ANNAPOLIS
expreSsway on U. S. 30l.
only 20 minis. to d. c.. Fort
Meade and Bladensburg-
Beautiful lge. I-acre home
sites. wooded or cleared:
streets asphalted. county
maintained. We have a lot
to meet your requirements
for any type OF house. Pro-
tective covenants and build
ing restrictions.
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Realtors
PAUL B. GANLEY

2O3 8 Main St. Culpeper, Va.
Valley h-nl4G. h-aSh1. or h.hlal
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DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE-Reasonabl down.
town loca., 18th and X SITS. NV.
EX. 3-34f3, VIII. 6-606s
OFFICE SPACE. LOCO 50 IT.. I'd
Moor. busy shopping center. $50
Alabama ave Sc, opposite Sears
dept. store-Suitable for any husi-
ness or professional operation
Phone 10. 3-636S
SOUTHERN BLDG.-Share once.
desk: avail April /: $50 mo-: refs.
WO. 6-3273, ewes. or week ends
TELEPHONE NUMBER AND MAIL
ING ADDRESS, dignifled and en-
Gent; 50 per mo. ST. $4,000.
18th AND NEW YORK AVE. NV.
across from White House-Desk
space In large once: air cond /:
cow. downtown location: aayil.
immed.: S35 mo. ST. 3-3466
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James C. Conley g. Co.

u. s-67sO OF. 2-53O3
AcCoKEEK. MD.-Wooded lot, ~
miles; "a acre on hard road over
30 70 choose from. 1890: $3.50
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NEW
NEW
STROUT
SPRING
CATALOG

JUST OUT! Mailed FREE Bigger
gains described. SO States. coast
to coast; farms. equip. and un-
equip; homes for summer use.
retirement, etc. furn. and unfurn j.:
boarding houses. motels resorts.
stores. etc. etc. pictures galore
many with low down payments;
easy terms. 50 years service
WORLDS LARGEST BUY and
SAVE through STROUT REALTY.
ll3s-N Woodward Bldg. wash
inRton, ST. 3-3TS4
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OFFICES. STUDIOS for RENT

AIR CONDITIONED ofaces in Chew
erly, Nd, Just of expressway.
able for professional man: reason
able rent. Call HE. 9-255l.
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FARMS

IDEAL. RETIREMENT PLACE: $50
q. In grass. creek: 4-hedrm. dwell,
dSs baths . ass f ssu.. ru aos 81 farm asa
40 a. In grass, stream. facing paved
I'd. 7-rm, dwell, cleo. School bus,
mail service. walking distance from
town. SI2.bO0, terms,
4.rm.. bath. utility dwell: carport,
facing paved rd.; mr.. acre with
trees $1,000, terms, Very nice
Perrow Real Estate Agency
Remington, Va. HE. 9-3527
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EYE ST NV. 1900 BLK.-Two
suites, 1,500 and LOO 50 t.
each. air conditioned; reasonable
RIDDELL REALTY CO.
l71s Eye st. NV. DI. 7-7gOO
FOUR ROOMS. parking space
bsmt.. arm, apt, $50. MINI. at
Pa ave, LU. 4-2765.
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ACRES bedrms.. $4,000,
$1,000 dn.:. 8 acres, 3-bedrm
house; mod. conv.: $4,000.
WADE REALTY; CIR. $4,000. CIR.
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Only 900 Down!

Here is that little home in the
country you've been searching for /,
ideal for poultry farm. ready mar
ket for eggs. fryers. broilers: 81
acres, about 20 under pillow; sood
6-rm dwelling. "a bath. cleo t.
phone, spring water. . freplaces.
24-ft. Screened-in porch. plas-
tered walls shaded lawn. pretty
view, barn o0x6O, meat, hog and
. poultry houses. etc: 3 mi TO
town; Quick-sale price, $4,000,
only $1,000 down. Arthur Harris,
STROUT REALTY, p o. Box 2O5,
Madison. Va. PHONE. CriGlers-
vile IA. Bargain lists mailed
Tree.
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CHARMING stone and log Colonial
on 10 acres: 20 miles from Arllng-
ton, only $4,000 KEY REALTY
CO. IA 7-7359. ia. 5000.
CHARLES COUNTY-40-acre farm,
with modernized 3-bedroom home
This is an excellent small farm
with all necessary equipment. Now
is the time to start turning the
sod. Please call Mr. Barrinston.
with SPARKS. REALTOR, DU
7-29g5 or LA. 6-4437.
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LOVERS

HOWARD COUNTY - 2IO acres,
priced $500 per acre. Located Ii
miles from the heart Of Silver
Spring. Call Mrs. Steed. with
LAIRD B. SCOTT, Realtor. JU.
10000. ewes. and Sun. JU. S-37SO.
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WEST VA

FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS
CALL ADMIRAL ABERCROMBIE
DIAMOND g-3631
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

l7@" L St. NV. Ma. $4,000