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Evening star., 1959-12-29
Stocks Mixed,
Lean Higher;
Trading Firm

NEW YORK, Dec. 90 (AP).-
The stock market was mixed in
moderately active trading early
this afternoon. Some faint
firming tendencies were visible.
One of these was in oils,
which were up fractionally in
a fairly solid bloc. The narrow
price movements were typical
of the entire list, which showed
fractional gains and losses.
Steels and motors were on
the other side of the ledger,
slightly weaker for the most
part. Rubber shares also moved
lower. NonferrouS metals, util-
titles, mail order and retail
firms and a number of special
situations were higher.
Among these were Ampex
recovering from a sharp drop
and two firms talking about {
merger, Philip Morris and ASH
Products. Ampex's president
said the firm has been study.
ing thermoplastic tape record
ing for years and would bt
among the first to offer II
when and if it becomes practi-
cal.
Corporate bonds declined
Government bonds continued
to drift lower.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
Philip Morris,
ASRProducts
Study Merger

NEW YORK, Dec. 90 CAP).-
Philip Morris, Inc, manufac-
turer of cigarettes, and A S R
Products are considering a
merger, the companies said yes
terday.
A S R, formerly the Ameri-
can Safety Razor Corp, pro-
duces razors and blades in the
United States and England and
has several subsidiaries.
The merger would be on a
basis of one share of Philip
Morris common stock for AZ
shares Of A s r.
The proposal is to be submit
ted to the companies directors
late in January. Philip Morris
would operate A S R as a sep
arate division or subsidiary
said Joseph F. Cullman III
Philip Morris president.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
Earnings

Bendix Aviation Corp. In
year ended September 80
earned $27,404,274 or S5.37 a
share VS.. $21,171,902 or $4.ls
in 1858.
Denver G. Rio CIR. Western in
II months ended. November 80
earned $7,546,988 or $1.19 a
share VS.. $9,30S,748 or $l.4S in
1858 period.
Pitts. G. Lake Erie r. r. in II
months ended November 80
earned $6,540,184 or 1882 9
share VS.. $6,065,252 or $7.35 ir
1858 period.
Western Mass. Cos. in yeal
ended November 80 earned
$4,393,778 or $1.69 a share VS.
$4,0l8,221 or $1.66 in 1858.
Piper Aircraft Corp. in veal
ended September 80 earned $2,.
781, ,871 or SO a share VS.. $2,188,-
5S6 or S2.36 In 1858.
American Distilling in year
ended September 80 earned
81 ,967 ,694 or $4.12 a share VS..
81 1,649,229 or $3.45 in 1858.
Leeds & NOrthrup in 6 months
ended November 80 earned
1882 ,604 or 81 cents a share VS.
$550,273 or 66 cents in 1855
period.
International Mining Corp
in 9 months ended October 81
had a loss of $393,727 VS.
ST ,651 BAT in 1858 period.
Norfolk Southern Rwy. in II
months ended November sc
earned $179,o7s VS.. $165,O43 ir
1858 period.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
BUSINESS
BRIEFS
DES MOST AcTIVE ISSUES

Business Failures in the week
ended December "a totaled 1876
compared with 285 in the previ-
GUS week and 185 in the like
week a year ago. Dun g.
Bradstreet.
Loans to Brokers and dealers
on other than Treasury securi-
ties by New York member banks
on December % totaled $780,
100000, down $46 million from
the previous week, but up S211
million from the like week a
year ago. Federal Reserve
Board.
Machine Tool orders in No
vember were estimated at S53,-
TOO 900 compared with S66 $50.
600 in October; for IL months
$500, 100000. - MI. Machine
Tool Builders Association.
Mccormick g. Co. announced
purchase of German Eckert &
Co. Of Canada, resulting in con.
solidation of the leading spice
firms in Canada and the United
States.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO, Dec. 90 tAP). = Tn,
grain futures market barely stirred
today in early meager transactions or
the board of trade.
There were a few spots of firmness
but generally prices held unchangeo
or within minimum fractions of pre-
vious. closes during the first several
The feed grains again attracted
scatter scattered pcS,Ig' buying mostly from cash
only 10 cars. the smallest am amount sin in
more than two years.
Within the first hour all contracts
were equal to or above previous closes
with wheat unchanged to u cent a
bushel higher, March $2.O3ss; corn
UNCHANGED to 50 higher, March
S1;14h; oats 70 to u higher, March
76ls; rye " to "a higher, March SIPS;
soybeans "a to "a higher, January
Contrary to earlier predictions, ex-
ports OF nearly all grains have been
higher than a year ago. The bisgest
increase has been in oats for which
shipments have more than doubled.
mainly because of the autumn drought
in Western Europe, which cut sharply
into iced grain production.
Sales of that grain now total about
25h million bushels, compared with
less than IL million at the same time
q year ago.
Wheat shipments which are esti-
mated to total only 425 million bushels
for the chop year have reached 1891
million, up about Ia million from
the same time year ago. The total
for the previous crop year was 443
million.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
Increase Forecast
BY the Associated Press

The Association of American
Railroads yesterday forecast an
increase Of So per cent in rail-
road carloadings in the first
quarter of 1860 compared with
the first quarter in 1859. The
association based its forecast
on reports from its 13 regional
shippers advisory boards.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
Interest Rute Drops
On 9l-Duy U. S. Bills

The Gobernment's short-term
borrowing costs dropped slightly
with yesterdays weekly offering
of Treasury bills.
Offers on the $1,100,079, ,00O
issue of 91-day bills averaged
4.516 per cent. This compared
with 4.670 per cent, a record, q
week ago.
Bids for the $5OO,029, 900 ot
l82-day bills averaged 4.942 pei
cent on a 360-day year basis
The rate a week ago was 4.94C
per cent.
Evening star., 1959-12-29


Hourly Sales on the Exehanse
ll:O0 am $50 600 Noon ! 900 600
loo p.m 1 $40 600 400 pm o 900 ooo
Unit Of trading 10 shares OF sales IN
tuil; Rates Of dividends IN the fOregoing
table are annual disbursements based on
the last quarterly OF semi-annual decIa.
ration Unless otherwise noted, special
or extra dividends are not included
plus stock dividend d Declared OF paid
In 1859 plus stock dividend E Paid last
year Playable u stock during 1853.
estimated cash value on ex-dividend or
redistribution date gDeclared OF paid
after = stock DIVIDEND o. SSihu spiitup " p6ao Be,
clared OF oaid this year an accumulA
tive issue with dividends In arrears
p Pad this yeal dividend omitted, de
terred OF no action taken at tast dividend
meeting : Declared OF paid In 1858 plns
stock dividend Payable in stock during
1888 estimated cash value, on ex-diVidend
~ ex-distributloD date Lquidatins div
tdend cid Called En- dividend KIDS Ex
distribution xI Ex rights. XIV Without war.
rants. WV With warrants. wd When dis
trlbuted WI When issued nd Next day
delivery q In bankruptcy OF receivership
or being reorsanized under the BANK.
ruptcy Act 2r securities assumed BY
such companies.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
NJ. Y. PRODUCE
SALES
NEW YORK. Dec 90 (ApI Z

NEW YORK, Dec. 90 (APJ (USDA)
Butter offerings increased. Receipt,
POS. 900. Wholesale prices on bull
cartons lfreshl: Creamery, 93 score
59h-59la; 90 score OBJ, 59H-59K
Cheese steady; Receipts 10000
Wholesale egg offerings moderate
Receipts 14,300. New York spot quo.
tations follow: Midwestern: Mixed
colors: Extras (4S-5O lbs), 32h-34
extras l45-4S lbs), 32-32ha; extras me.
dium, 1880: standards large 29!-31
checks, 1927. Whites: Extras (4S-5C
lhs). 32A-35; extras (45-4S lbs), 3Ia.
Extras t4S-5O lbs), 32h-33h.
Nearby: Whites: Top quality (4S-5(
lbs) "a -3S15: mediums. 81 1s-32h
smalls, 1927. Browns: Top quality
t4S-50 lbsl, 1895; mediums, BIZ.
321a; smalls, 26a-27Ia.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE

Furnishes w ths Associated Press
Stock Unofficial Net
Evening star., 1959-12-29
N. Y. COTTON

NEW YORK, Dec. 90 CAP) Cotton
prices we're irregular and trading dull
during the late morning. Most traders
awaited fresh incentives.
Noon prices were cents a bale
lower to Is cents higher than the pre-.
vious close. March 33.l5, May 80 sc
and July 1915 asked.
Evening star., 1959-12-29
ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK. Dec. 90 CAP).-The
New York Stock Exchange reported
today these odd lot transactions by
principal dealers for December 2S:
Purchases Of 35S,6S2 shares: sales OF
320,256 shares including 1880 shares
sold short,
Evening star., 1959-12-29
OldClub
Restaurant
'55s 5 Wo,hinoton, AIs.onar

SIS Washington. AleHondFto
Meet friends a. Geo WashingIon'B
old clubhouse Finest food at prices
you ike Attractive Colonial dining
rooms Lunch and dinner daily
except Monday No reerets
'oriiss, BonqVsts. Meetings, Reception
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-16
August -

500
4-Yeune DE-. Malene. Drono.
S-Deugles Feirbenks Presents.
7.Beet che cleek. Come.
S-Ths Die PsyeH. Quiz.
$50
4-Fgom These Reefs. Dronno.
5-Gsendpa's Piece. Kids.
7-Who Do Yeu Trusfs Quiz.
9-Ths Verdict u Yours. TrioI.
400
4-TsUth Or Consequences.
COLOR. Bob Berker, host.
5-Piek Temple. Kids.
! hess. Featuring songs and
Popeye cartoons.
7-Amesieen Bondstend.
IA tisvss. Dick Clark, m. 6.
9-The Brighter Doy. SerioI.
4:l5
9-Tke Secret Storm. Seriol.
$3.50
4-ceunty Feir. Variety.
9-Edse Of Night. Serial.
$500
4-Svsie. Comedy.
S-Milt Grant Show. Variety.
] Heur. Teen-ooers' donce party.
9-The Eorly Show. Movie.
IA Houss. wheel Of Fortune"
le4l. John Woyne, Frances Dee.
$3.50
4-Burns and Allen. Comedy.
7-Miekey Mouse Club. Kids.
Newsreel: Pony form In FELTON,,
MINI. Sooty, the little puppet,
experiences difficulties os O busi-
ness executive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-30
SILK DECORATOR SQUARES

These durable sef-odhesiVe 7Kzx7h" Firestone VeIon
squares cosy oppy woterresistont and wipe clean
with Damp CLOTH Just peel off backing Paper and press
into place. Use for feature panels in dens, living rooms,
bedrooms and play we'll os kitchens and boths.
In following patterns and colors:
I'D. "Stx"-n gold color silver color white. pink
or yellow.
l8E "Pearl"-fIecked white, yellow, pink black
1877 "Gold Sparkle"-goId color white. yellow, block
pink 7hx7h" square. Zoe
, 1959-11-23
Alexander Furrelly
Rejects $1,000
Post With Govt.

Alexander Farrelly, Of Saint
Croix, who is on the United
Nations staff, New York, has
turned down a bid by the To-
cal administration that he ac
cept a position in the Office Of
the Government Secretary, III
Of insurance.
The Virgin Islands post Of
cred So, but It was under
stood that Attorney Farrelly,
whose salary At the United
Nations IS tax free did not
consider it attractive enough.
Recruitment Of some one
Continued on page III
t
, 1959-11-23
Mrs.Lindernuth Found
Dead on Schooner
Lime Juice III

Ll1119 Juice Ill
It was reported to Police
headquarters o n Sunday
morning from the Club Co
manche that Luis B. Linde-
muth found his wife dead on
+ b E ir auxiliary schooner
Lime Juice III" locked at
the Comanche wharf.
Lieutenant Clifford Plaskett
and Sergeant Archibald Davis
boarded the schooner accom-
panied by Guy Reynolds Of
the Comanche. The latter told
the Police that at about 8:45
am. while inspecting around
the dock area Mr.. Lindemtlth
called him and showed him
the body Of his wife, whom he
said seemed to Ahave passed
out" DR.. Conrad Stevens was
summoned; after examination
Of the body pronounced Mrs.
Lindemuth dead.
The Police picked up a bot
tie with some rum also a. vi1l
containing cyanide potassium
and e plastic glass nearby.
Mr.. Lindemuth. u. stated
that his wife, Arleen, and him
self retired to bed at about =
pm. On Saturday night. Upoa
awakening on Sunday morn
ing at about 5 o'clock, rn
missed her from below deck
where they slept. He went m
on deck and found her Xir9.
in the poop-deck by the steer
ing wheel He tried to lift her
but found that she was life
less. He then took a couple #
drinks and then called Mr..
Reynolds to assist him.
When the body was being
removed to the lfnorgue "
trickle Of blood was noticed
coming from the right nostril.
The Coroner, Judge William
Continued on page
, 1959-11-23


Governor Merwin has desig-
mated Old Sunday Market in
Christiansted as alexander
Square" on Wednesday, No
vember 25th, in honor Of the
Honorable Joseph Alexander,
who will be honored at a din
ner on Thanksgiving Eve.
The ceremony viii take
place at 1890 Wednesday
morning.
, 1959-11-23

Afrlines and Pan American
Airways II providing new
and more complete airline SER
vices to ST. Ctoix for the WIN
ter season ahead.
, 1959-11-23
Gropetree Boy Off. Vikings Defect
Elected Heed Of Chupps: Bruves Beet
ST. Croix Hotel Assoc. Athletics s ~

ale O1O4A 14OAG4 ASSOOe ALI
At the annual election of The
officers of the st. Croix Hotel defea
Association, Ralph Breshears, Cubal
Vice President and General game
Manager of Grapetree Bay, The
was elected President for the Cane,
coming year. Other officers tianst
elected were Hold Hunter Of
defea-
dram;
Association for the past three
years, Mrs Rachael Armstrong,
owner Of the Buccaneer Sc
single
two 4
4 per
In assuming the new post as plate
President of the Hotel Asso- the Il
citation, Mr.. Breshears said game
Much progressive work has
been accomplished by the
Hotel Association in recent I've
years by the active hotelmen III
of St. croix. and i will be oursO On
responsibility to continue that An
good work. The Hotel Associa- On Sa
ton has many problems re- Cottol
garding transportation and ex- Bort,
pansion Of our facilities; but G 1870;
we will join together in our a For,
responsibility as an industry and o
group to always work for the
best interests Of everything
that is good for the island Of
Hospi
Mr.. Breshears continued, kett,
We have many plans for the case.
future, and we now have es- ration
tablished a hotel reservation driver
Clearing House for. St. Croix when
under the management Of Mrs
Helen Shorney who win be
responsible fol. protecting the 49,
overflow reservationsSo Of Saint
cgoix hotels. ana, I,
we are delighted with vices
fhe cooperation If Carib TER g
, 1959-11-23

The Vikings Baseball Cub
defeated the Champion Los
Cubanos in a seven innings
game BY a score Of 1915.
The game was played on the
Canegata Ball Field in Chris
tiansted on Sunday afternoon
In Frederiksted the Braves
defeated the Athletics in a
dramatic finish BY a score of
81, with two men on base in
the end Of the ninth with the
lie and winning run. A sharp
single was hit to right, with
two men out; the fielder made
4 perfect throw to the home
plate for the last play, to get
the third out, and win the
game.
, 1959-11-23
Two Autos Collide
On East End Rood
On Saturday. Night

An auto accident occurred
on Saturday night near Estate
Cotton Valley when Louis F.
Bort, driving a Volkswagen
G 1903 eastbound collided with
a Ford Truck c $40 westbound
and operated by Pedro Rios.
Both vehicles were dam
aged. Bort was taken to the
Charles HARDWOOD Memorial
Hospital BY 1T. Clifford Plas-
kett, who investigated the
case. He sustained minor lace
rations. Bort did not have 4
drivers license on his person.
when the accident occurred.
He will be charged by the
Police with negligent driving
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-22
Senior All Club
Organized At
Grange Hall

ABILENE, Dec II - The Senior
All Club Of Prince Edward County
held its orgari3ational meeting at
the Abilene Grange Hall. December
II. Officers elected are: Rose Lam
berth. president; Frances Southall.
vice president, Melinda Lou Swal-
ley. secretary, DOYLE Ray, treas
urer. Miriam Mcfarland. reporter.
and Carol Anne Carwile and L. A.
Scruggs, song leaders.
Dudley L. Peery and>Mrs. Eunlce
NJ. Motley. of the Prince Edward
Extension office. we're on hand TO
get the organization started. A mum
Der Of parents attended the meeting
and volunteered to assist in help
ing carry out All detectives.
The first project of the club Will
be to assist the P-TA in converting
the Grange Hall into community
center.
Members of the club represent
those who formerly belonged to the
Worsham school chapter. The unit
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-22

Dear Santa,
l am a little boy three and one
half years old and have tried to
be good little boy, hoping you
would come to see me.
Will you please bring me two
gun holster set, airplane. bulldozef
and some candy.
Please don't forget my little
brother, Jimmy. Thank you. Love
William Thomas Morris
Burkeville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-22

Dear Santa,
My name is Nancy Thompson and
I am 4 years old. Would like for
you to bring me some paper dolls,
a gunGand doll baby and some
clotheSss Pleace don't forget Mommy
and Daddy Thank you. Love-
Nancy Thompson
Farmville
P. S. IIhave been a good little
girl and WI be at granny's house
ChristmaSi
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-22
Dear Santa Claus.

/ hope you are coming to my
house on Christmas Eve. Here are
few things l would like for you
to bring me- Dew Drop with play
pen, Doctor Chest and Doll-e-scale.
Please include Dolls closet.
/ have tried to be a good girl
all year. Don't forget the other
boys and girls. Love,
Jennifer Allen
Cumberland
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-22
xXMXHHx4MXMH
Letters To Santa
WMWWWWNWNW4W

~. ~. ". ". ~. ~. -. ". -. ". ~. ~
Dear Santa Claus,
I would like to have a doll like
the one in the Hub, she has a pink
dress on. l would like to have some
clothes with her and cook set and
Ia mixer. Love.
Diane Joyce
r. 2, Farmville
Dear Santa.
I would like to have baby doll
that can wear real baby clothes,
doll stroller, a high chair, and
toy piano.
Don't forget David and Phil.
will leave you something under our
tree. Love,
Christy Bowles
Farmville
Dear Santa,
Don't forget the other boys and
girls. I am nine years old. For
| Christmas I would like Daisy
BIB gun, a portable radio and a
pair of boxing gloves.
Good Luck,
James WEIGH
Pamplin
Dear Santa,
Please bring me a desk with
captains chair, a Winchester auto
matte. a cash register, and some
cowboy gloves.
Don't forget my little brother and
sister and be good to all the boys
and girls. Love.
David B0Wles
Farmville
Dear Santa,
Please bring me doll for Christ
mas. All my toys got burned when
our house burned down last Satur-
day. Love,
Resale Ogle
Gainesville
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1959-12-22
Dear Santa Claus,

Please bring me doll with lots
Of clothes.
Please bring for Champe, my
little brother, big red bike.
Please bring for Allen. my big
brother, football helmet n q
shoulder pads.
III leave you something to eat
and drink on the table Christmas
eve. Love,
Allen. Eleanor and Champe
Amelia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

EunN. Coinage for sumner "a
Island La Potomac, mi. non
Pcs sh,Ie s slss NJ. sA Pf' s aEsR
kKAn nEtEnLr nEAcn-rflsais
shore, nfllla=nfI. furnished.
hadfm1, screened poTthfl, nod
en-. Can alter oark, OF. e-15ooi
o.. f-hael.
FlNn POINT MANon on Maryland
famous NantNfu Shore Auu~fk. nTIs
yate tand beach on the Chcpiank
large Nv rm., din. rm. fler. ~
central heat. excellent htnina,
boaflna, aNlmminl -huhilnu III asa.
hon, Near Catholic and ff1tfn-
tAnl churches. MN % Can.
per Week " season. june l-Hepl
s ssi, on ases ss,is :, EVENING". asss'n'a'n'
WOODLAND nkAcn-For rent Or
= BIZ water; lss peh. m, 0-1ibs,
90 Mills p. 81 o. clsments.
sleeps 4 adults; cost, scr. porch.
boatlne. .ylmmlng hahlne, sklinE
and crahbing t03 WI, or 500
june ! % Sept ! 70. s-s6ai
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

ClnsNA IVA Flylng Club has mem.
n9Tanlr vacancy. na1el a. wash >
Va, Airport Private nIlalt ncgntt
rfQNifed 500 membtfthip Zee
Sai sAsttfeo essvssn - p@s
cLsNA. iso, emni ADJ luli ~
fSisnsshlp TX. p.sesi
CONTROL surfaces. rseond spares;
AsloneA Chi, elevaieF2 $40. nnF
~: al. irs aSs n rrse ssss
ghla. with brakes. $40. ehlsIdsd
lrn. CABLE, soc per "a AaS-ceb
exh. ltaeka with hlra., sali Lycom-
ne heso-i ens. s1s; Jacobs
Assolsa chI s9E; mt 4 !. ss Z Z. ~, CO. I;
~. .as i n,s Tls es ,,,v 81
siIsron, SO, ce.sns T.so y essrs.
$50 Cont, surfaces reaf. II
KRC0uPE, In tor eond., omni L. 2.
osnssd o sept, Ma a-326b
PIrKR IA Continental; Gs-h.p,i
$40 hrs, eMoH. metal prop, fun
radio, new license Feb. 1919. u.
t-N1ni
sTINsoN, 1873 hp. 1917. share
$3.50, ish m.p.h new paint. omni
metal PROP wheel pants, p2A g.
$40 q N. Q. h.; based Wash.-Va
Airport. IN, 5000,
SUPER CUSTOM TRI-PAcRR 1888:
very clean; new prop and trea;
full panel With neW ayros. e-way
VHF transmitter and receiver,
omni and ~ radios; ol.ns N
any eveninf,
TAYLORCRAFT : In rood cond,,
metal prop wing tank; nav, ~ 4;
Ne, M Oct si,0sb. CIR. a-fbpi
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

BAY RIDGE, MD.-vaeation on
Chesapeake Bay, waterfront homes,
dent 2 or more weeks. L. BRUN-
NER, twilight 2-2451; Balti-
more. DRexeI 7-71sl anytime.
CHESAPEAKE BRACH-Waterfront
cottage, Ice, scr. porch. all mod
ern convenienees. UN. 1870.
CAPE COD, Popponessett = Pvt,
beach, recreation facilities. New,
3 bedrms. mod. kit, hrepl.,
heated, Rent BY season or mo.
June throuEh Sept. Pc. s-a7I6.
EPPNG FOREST-June week; a.
bedrm. cottage: furn.: 5 miles
from Annapolis. Call aft. $3.50.
EN-. 1886.
FURNISHED APT. ideal for two.
on West River. Nd. Pier for
swimming. docking privils. Avail.
by mo. or season. uN. 7-Si06.
FAiRHAVEN on the bay. owner in
Government. leaving for Kansas.
will rent his attractive year
round bayfront home. from MAY
18th to October 18th. or longer.
II desired: has lge. modern fully
equipped kitchen a dining area,
living room, . STABLE bedrooms,
enclosed sun or sleeping porch
faeing bay. al waterfront pdivi-
leees; only S225 per month II
rented full period. Shown By ap-
pointment any week day: phone
Mr.. Fowler, Alpine 1881 or
stop BY our once. CHESAPEAKE
Co. INC. Chesapeake Beach, Nd.
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.,g l. 40 roiNf. 49, q, fn.s Az
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GARAGES

CAPITOL NIL, mr.. Supreme Court.
SIS, TX a-lbqb. II. 4-af77, Out
door parkina space also available,
NEAR nth AND PA. AVE-. 81
garages; excellent for storaae unr-
poses. win rent slnely or In groups
~ SIS each, NO. 7-0ddo,
WANTED single garaea = nv:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
roar SUNLIGHT nEAcn. MD
CORP.
Kinsale. Va.

During business hours. Other times
Robert Garden, Sandy Point. West.
moreland, Va, Greenwood e-257l
or Robert Norris, Hague, Va.
Greenwood 1850.
POTOMAC BEACH-Modern retire.
ment home. beautifully situated
on 20 acres, between river anc
lake. voLANTE REALTY. Dahl
gren, Va. Dial NO. :l-33l2.
PVT, BEAcH ON BAY nearest d, c
beam Collins. Sacrifice Sle,95O
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10

SOUTHERN MAINLAND
patuxent River; i1n aefea %
river and creek main house q
y foemn, . baths "a q furnished
yeaf-'round country hone beach
house and vide sandy beach with
ibQ-ft. dock. 2 nae farmhousel
and eomplete farm equipmenti
other bulldlneti 4 tood buzz owner
. chsaapsshe nay, ysar.'round,
beautifully Handicapped lawn siop.
ln4 down 70 vide sanaY beach;
Twins room PIE lorina sun.
room, 2 bedrooms, kitchen. bath
and utility room paneled walls.
chesansaks hayi unusual water
elusive beach Colony; many attrse.
live feelufes, huee nreplaees.
aunken bath, screened patio With
sun deck. wide sandy beach: inn
mediate possession.
I. cheaapfake Bay. modern t-bed-
room year-'round home fireplace,
screened porch. insulated, orchard,
artesian wei, fenced. Immediate
poAtessioni sl3,n8O
Patuxenl River: rs miles water
front on river and creek delinht-
full View 0S acres Of rich. fertile
quaint home on point isrre dock
duekina and oyster grounda. own
er will take trust.
We have farms, waterfronts, coins
businesses 70 MI your require
ments cALvERT REALTY
land. Phone los OF lie, n no an
Gwef call aSf,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-10
IJcHoIcE LISTING

LOCK hANAh
q nrDRM9 DIN. rm- Nv. rm.
IkAUT waterfront iel, $500
aAuNDKR6 POINT
. nEpl.Ma nfepl. aafass; Ike
IaDeMasI ;,o new 100 H. from
3 nEnRMe. . yra old: h..w nahe-
RIVFR CLUB ESTATES
81 AcHtf, With round q
bedfm, home tl1,hon
sHonEiIAM nkAcn
1-nnphH ". .rouud home excel,
4 BEDRNs. new; baths; bsaut.
WOODLAND BEACH
a-nEDnM, yr -round horne. No,nhn,
WATERFRONT home. with Ice.
BAY REALTY
ndgswater. Nd re "a, MAYO I'd
ON f.faia On, 7-eo03