davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Smyrna times., 1959-04-30

1910 in the successful effort to
preserve it when many propos-
ed that it be razed for mod
ern building.
Mrs. Ridgely's public activ-
tiles began in 1904 with move
Iment to protect the public rec
ords of Delaware. When in
1905 the Public Archives Com
mission was created, she was
appointed to membership. She
remained on the commission
until few years ago, serving
for more than 80 years as its
president.
In the early 1905 she stim-
ulated an interest that led to
Dover Day as an annual institu-
tion that was interrupted only
during the days of World War
II. In the later l940's concern
for Dover as a historic COM
munity with sites and traditions
to be protected as it changed
from town to city crystallized
into The Friends of Old Dover,
sponsor of the May 2 and 3
program. Mrs. Ridgely, one OF
the most active of its organiz-
ers, was elected its first presi-
dent.
Suffrage Leader
Mrs. Ridgely has spread her
interest in many directions.
When the Library Commission
was created to provide service
for village and farm families in
Delaware, she was one of its
vigorous supporters and an early
member. During World War
| she was chairman of the Wo-
mems Liberty Loan Committee
of Delaware. AS a worker for
women's suffrage she was pres
ident of the Women's Suffrage
Committee of Delaware in 1920
and first president of the Lea
Smyrna times., 1959-04-30
HaWaii-AIaskan Ties

Hawaii and Alaska have more
historical ties than the achieve
ment of statehood in 1859. The
World Book Encyclopedia re-
ports that during the l800's
whaling ships stopped off in the
islands for supplies and repairs
on their way to the Alaskan
whaling grounds.
Smyrna times., 1959-04-30

on ten acres IN
S a G H b or,
l.. l., N. Y,
purchased for
$4,000 by Stark
and his maga-
zine fashion ed
itor wife, Jane
Troxel Stark, in
l949.
Today, as the
p h to gr aph S
show, remodel
ing has changed
the old house
into a luxurious
Smyrna times., 1959-04-30
RemodeIing Smart Investment
For TV Announcer Dick Stark

zone of the smartest things
I've ever done," says Dick Stark,
acknowledgement television an
nouncer, "was to buy that old
house and remodel it."
THAT old house" was 160-
year-old tumbledown farm home
Smyrna times., 1959-04-30
Social Security
Extends Benefits

One of the recent changes in
the Social Security Act now
makes possible monthly checks
for dependents of a person be-
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19
State Egg Producers
To Make A Tour

Delaware Egg Producers are
planning a tour of Sussex County
in downstate Delaware and Wicom-
leo county in Maryland, according
to Ralph Barwick, assistant Ex-
tension poultryman with the Uni
versity of Delaware.
The poultrymen will make the
trip Monday, June 20 starting at
the Gravel Hill Farms, George
town, operated by Harold Short
and Henry Graves. The farm SER
vices 80 stores with eggs.
The second stop will be at Town
sends, Inc, Millsboro, where the
farmers will inspect a 1.400 by &C.
foot laying house which houses
$4,000 birds.
After lunch the tour will touch
down at the Chris-Craft Corpora
tion, Salisbury, where boats rather
than eggs are produced.
Mr.. Frank Hopkins, Mardela
Springs, Md. will host the group
around his operation where he
raises started pullets under con-
tract. Then the tour will go to the
last stop at Aliens Hatchery, Sea-
ford. which features two 10000
bird houses.
Mr.. Barwick said anyone who
wants to take the tour should con-
tact their county agent as soon as
possible.
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19
FELTON,
Mrs. Yirgie Carlisle

In the absence of our minister
Laurence Hates, layman, delivered
the Sunday morning sermon at the
worship service
Next Sunday services will be in
charge of Rev.. George G. Godfrey
who is the director of Youth Work
for the Peninsula Annual Confer
ence.
Rev. Johnson will not be at home
next week, but anyone requiring
the services of pastor from June
20-June 81, may call the Rev. j.
Thomas Churn, pastor of Freder-
lea Trinity Methodist Church. He
may be reached at DEerfield 5-5388.
The June meeting of the WSCS
was held in the church last Mon
day afternoon, June 8. Mrs. James
Raughley was in charge of the wor-
ship service and Mrs. Robert Hodg-
son in charge of the program. The
topic of the program was "A New
Ambassador for Christ-The Tour
ist." Mrs. Paul Hughes, president,
presiding at the business meeting.
Proceeds from the "Tom Thumb
Wedding" was $227.71 and will be
turned over to the building fund.
The society will sponsor a sup
per at the Street Fair, Saturday,
July IL. officers for the new term
were presented by the nominating
committee and elected. They will
be installed later.
The last regular meeting of the
Ladies Auxiliary of the FELTON, Fire
Company until September was
held Wednesday evening, June 10.
Tuesday, June %. the auxiliary will
be hostesses to the Kent Auxiliary.
The Adult Sunday School Glass
will meet Wednesday afternoon,
June "a, for picnic in the church
yard.
Mr.. and Mrs. Corbertt Kirken-
dali left Friday for. vacation in
Kentucky.
Miss Marianne Jackson, a stu
dent nurse at Memorial Hospital,
Wilmington, spent Friday with her
parents.
Laurence Taylor of Washington,
d. c., is spending some time with
his mother, Mrs. Linda Taylor.
Mrs. James Pritchett and Mrs.
Ralph Coniey of Barclay, Md, were
Thursday guests of Mrs. Bess
Cubbage, and Mrs. Anna Mae Cru
we'll.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. ID. Carrow of
Greensboro, Nd, are spending sew
eral days with Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis
Taylor.
Mrs. Mildred Fielding, Miss Eliz-
abeth Gruwell of Wilmington and
Mr.. and Mrs. Elwood Orwell of
Harrington were Sunday guests of
Mrs. Anna Mae Gruwell and Mrs.
Bess Cubbage. "
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19

Miss Mariana Smith of Smyrna
spent the weekend with Mr.. and
Mrs. Buddy Smith.
Miss Judy Bell of Luray, Va,
spent the weekend with Mrs. Rom
aid Bell and family.
!. Sunday afternoon visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. Archie Dill were Mrs. Ben
Moore and sons Doug and Donny
of Harrington and Mr.. and Mrs.
Ed. Collins of Pennington and Mr..
and Mrs. Elwood Jester and son
Billy.
Ellen Morton of Newark is Wis
iting her grandparents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Francis Connolly.
Gene Carlisle has accepted a DO
istion in Salisbury, Md, for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burton Willis of
Lynch Heights, Mr.. and Mrs. Mel
son Hammond, Mrs. Grace Turner
and Miss Dorothy Heyl attended
the commencement exercises at the
University of Delaware last Sun
day. Morris Turner, son of Mrs.
Grace Turner, received his B. A.
degree in Arts and Science at the
exercises. Morris left Thursday for
Fort Knox, Kentucky where he will
resume his army duties.
Lewis Harrington, student at
the University of Michigan, Ann
Arbor, Mich, has returned after
spending the week with his par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. Louder Har-
rington.
Mrs. James Cahall spent the
weekend in Ocean View with her
aunt, who is quite i'll.
Miss Arlene Delong, with Mr.. and
Mrs. William Lambden and Mr.. and
Mrs. Ralph, Rogers of Georgetown
left last Thursday morning for a
visit with Mr.. and Mrs. James Hast
ings in Ashland, Alabama. Miss
Delong is spending the summer
with her sister.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clifton Chambers
and Mrs. Reed Hughes are spend
ing this week at Rehoboth Beach.
Miss Nancy Torbert attended the
wedding of Miss Nancy Clifton of
Wilmington, a former roommate,
and Theodore Scotsman of Woods
town, N. j., at Grace Baptist
Church. Friday evening, and re-
ception at Woodstown, N. J.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Carlisle, Mr..
and Mrs. Byron Kemp, Jr., and
children were Sunday visitors of
Mr.. and Mrs. Lester Carlisle in
Wilmington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Morrow of
Yeadon, Pa, were visitors of B. T.
East last week. IS
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19
Gov. PrOclairns June q
AS Fathers Day

In proclaiming Sunday, June 81,
as Fathers Dey", Governor ]. Cal
eb Boggs this week referred to the
father in the home as "the moulder
of tomorrow's citizens, the builder
of good family life and the founda-
ton of our future, and teacher of
our young in the Importance of
good ethics, fair play, peace and
brotherhood throughout the world. /"
The chief executive also pointed
out that sit is the fathers of our
land who primarily have built this
great democracy through their
teaching and sturdy devotion to
liberty and love of freedom"
He also called upon Delawar-
cans to observe Fathers Day. in
worship and with display of the
American Flag.
The proclamation follows:
WHEREAS, it is fitting and pro-
per that we should set aside a
specific day to honor our fathers;
and
WHEREAS, it is the fathers of
our land who primarily have built
this great democracy through their
teachings and sturdy devotion to
liberty and love of freedom; and
WHEREAS, we look to the father
in the home as the moulder of to-
morrow's citizens, the builder of
good family life and the founda-
ton of our future, and teacher of
our young in the Importance of
good ethics, fair play, peace and
brotherhood throughout the world;
now,
Therefore, I, J, Caleb Boggs.
Governor of the State of Delaware,
do hereby proclaim Sunday, June
-21, 1859, as
FATHERS DAY
and I call upon all the citizens of
this state to observe it in worship
and in displaying the American
Flag and otherwise commemora-
ting the Father in the home so that
every day in the year we may have
the blessings that flow from good
fatherhood, good citizenship, and a
strong family life.
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19
Veterans Administration
Information Service
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

Q-The firm I work for is trans
ferring me to another city and
therefore l must sell my CT
house Will it be possible for
me to get my CT loan entitle-
ment back, so / may apply for
another loan?
Ayes. 1t is possible to have CT
loan entitlement restored, in
cases where the sale is for
compelling reasons. VA, how
ever must be released of all
liability on the present loan.
o. have a dental condition re-
sulting from combat wounds,
but for which / am not entitled
to receive compensation. Is
there any deadline in my case
for applying for outpatient
dental treatment?
A-No. Veterans whose noncom-
pensable dental conditions re-
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19

suited from combat wounds
may apply at any time and re-
ceive as many treatments as
are needed.
OIL am studing for my doctorate
degree under the Korean CT
Bill How many hours of class
room work does VA consider
to be full-time?
graduate studies, there is
no set number of hours. VA
accepts the word of your school
whether you are on full-time
or part-time basis.
o. was recently examined by a
doctor in connection with REIN
stating my CT insurance, but
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19
Tournament Of Thrills
To Be HighIight OF
The Fair
CONTINUED from page one)

OO11|11111OU II OA11 Peg O1-oJ
events. Ward will drive in the SEN
sational two-wheel, stock car race
over obstacles and Johnson will
leap from a speeding car into a
pool of flaming gasoline.
In addition, daring motorcycle
riders will leap through flaming
hoops and crash through blazing
barriers plus competing in motor
cycle obstacle racing.
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19
BIGGEST FLUORSPAR
PRODUCER

SPRINGFIELD, Ill.P)- Illinois
produces about "a percent of the
fluorspar mined in the United
States. The mineral is a raw ma
terial for hydrofluoric acid, used
to make frosted glass.
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19
NOT AWOL AT ALL

TUCSON, Ariz. Up Officials
at Davis-Monthan Air Force Base
appealed to the sheriff's office to
help find an AWOL airman Dep
uty Bob Switzerland found the air.
man in the base hospital.
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19

neglected to send the examina-
ton report to VA. VIII the re-
port be acceptable to VA IL 1t
is sent in late?
The report should have been
sent Immediately after the ex-
animation. II the delay has
been more than five days, you
must submit statement that
you are in as good healh as
when examined. If the delay
has been more than 81 days,
VA cannot accept your late re-
port. You must take another
examination.
Milford chronicle., 1959-06-19

CLASSIFIED Ads Get Results
Evening star., 1959-02-15

Drain crab meat, flake; remove bony
tissue. Add scallions, celery, parsley,
salt, pepper and Tabasco. Mix. Beat
egg yolks well, stir into fish mixture.
Beat egg whites until stiff peaks are
formed. fold into fish mixture. Melt but
ter in 9-inch skillet. Add omelet mix
ture. Cook over low heat until omelet
is set, about 10 minutes. With spatula
or knife release omelet from sides Of pan.
Broil until top is puffy and light golden
brown, about minutes. Remove. Con-
tinue cooking over low heat minutes.
Serve Immediately. Yield: portions.
Note: Grab mixture may be prepared in
the morning and chilled in refrigerator
until half hour before mixing with
beaten eggs. - The End
Evening star., 1959-02-15
Polly Bergen discovers
Oysters "R"
Easy To Open

ACTRESS Polly Bergen of TV fame. likes her oysters
sitting proud and pretty, deep side of the shell in their
own sweet juices She adds squirt Of lemon and freshly
ground pepper and that's enough seasoning But Polly
has probem She can't open oyster. She says, Il
have no intention of cutting off hand
The market man is glad to open them for her, but
before the order gets delivered Miss Bergens table.
the juices get lost.
Polly Bergen was told Of an oyster opening trick done
with beer can opener easy nothing. The idea has
been circulated by John Won Glahn of The Fishery
Council He had it from Richard w. Rohl, fire
insurance inspector who lives Malverne Long Island,
who learned the trick from his mother-in-law. We
invited John and Richard to THIS Weeks kitchen to
teach Polly the how See directions below.
Evening star., 1959-02-15

enough cream to make a soft mixture.
Turn into creased lhquart casserole.
Combine dry bread crumbs and remain
ing one tablespoon butter. Sprinkle over
casserole, Bake at 325oF. for 30 min
utes. Yield: f portions.
Evening star., 1959-02-15

THIS WEEK Moso1i". F.brOo'y IS. 1859
Evening star., 1959-02-15
Or WHAT WONDERFUL Cook Continued from preceding page

Crab Savannah
II 10 IS ounces frozen crab meat,
lh0wed
4 slices toasted white bread, crnnlbIed
5 tablespoons butter or margarine,
melted
J tablespoon Worcestershire sauce
Few drops Of 7ab0scO
A teaspoon salt x@
Dash Of pepper
Ia cup Hghr cream, abOm
n cHp dry bread crumbs
Drain crab meat thoroughly, cut into
smaller pieces; mix with crumbled bread.
Combine four tablespoons Of the butter,
Worcestershire sauce, Tabasco, salt and
pepper. Mix with crab meat, Add
Evening star., 1959-02-15
Grab OvT1eIet

? cans (6Ia-Once) crab meat
6 scaiiionS. minced
Ia cup minced celery
2 tablespoons minced parsley
Is teaspoon salt
Dash of pepper x ~
Few drops Of TabdscO - -
7 eggs, separated
2 tablespoons butter or margarine
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.Ex.-2 lots. over $4,000 %. r..
i SsoS2S uD o%nI r. a. s s.sSss
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SMALL OFFICE BLDG. dntn. NV,
about 5000 50. ft.-H.-w.h., oil
burner, several laws; good cond.;
vac; 1915. DIXIE REALTY CO.,
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NEW
.STROUT
Fall Catalog

JUST QUIT FREEl Chock full Of
Bargains! over $500 properties
described. SO States, Coast-to-
Coastl Eqpd & uneupd farms,
summer, retirement homes, ETC.,
boarding houses, hunting camps,
motels, resorts, stores, etc.. etc
Many with low down payments;
pictures galore; easy terms. 5a
Years Service. WORLDS LARQ-
EST; Get your COPY TODAY
BUY NOW a. SAVE thru STROU1
REALTY, 113S-N Woodward Bldg.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 3-37e4.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS Tor REMToFFIcEs, STUDIOS Tor RENT

SMALL, COMPLETELY PRIVATE
OFFICE, Folger Hubs Bids, AIR
eond.. compl. fufn., auto, eleva-
tors, 18th st. exposure. $50. occup.
Sept. 1. Ma. $4,000.
STUDIO, l2xl5, nonresidential, In
Graphic Arts BLDG, unusual at
mospherei near Dupont Circle.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

MONTGOMERY COUNTY = LOO
It. frontage on B&O RR.; very
large house with modern heat and
bath; S15,750. Call J. c. Smith
with 8. Z. BOGLELY. INC. Pc.
2-6l51: ewes. OIL. 4-20s4.
AN IDEAL LOCATION for any in
dustrial purpose. viii sell $4,000
50 #. completely level and fenced;
or will sell additional $4,000 50.
#. with once. shop and ware
house; railroad siding. sewer and
water: Just listedl Exclusive with
BOWERS BROS. AP. 7-S4O0.
A "ONE-OF-A-KIND" property that
will be the answer to someone's
prayer. CO coming that may be
zoned industrial; over 10000 50.
It. sitting between . busy high
ways and adjoining other CONNER
cial-industrial activities; six large
soft high SILOS which are
adaptable for q number OF uses;
has O large warehouse and q rail
spur directly into the yard; sewer,
water and EVERYTHING. This is
q real GASSERl ! First time Of
fered at SSS,OOO and II your OPP
Grafton lends itself to this prop
erty you'll grab II! Exclusive
with BOWERS BROS, AP. 7-S400.
5000 SO. FL, zoned heavy COM
mercial, near College PIX. between
pky. and No. ] highway near B6sO
Railroad: ARTHUR L. CURLING,
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HAS. H. JAMISON. Realtol
PooLEsVILLE. MD.

CHEVY CHASE YIEW-6 lots.
priced at 81. 900. For information.
call SAMUEL r. MILLER. Real
tor. VIII. 6-2434 or VIII. 6-2775.
CLINTON-Lots, Sl.5OO: ga acres
at $1,000 per acre. near Allen
town rd.; Oaklawn, 2A acres,
$500; 11.9 acres, $1,000 per
acre. all nice, in nearby Prince
OWNER, CHI. S-S659.
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LOTS, ACREAGE ron SALE

A q. AGE, FOR OR INyEsTMENT=,Let
County make you capital eains.
For the best buys. see MASON a
OMER L. HIR6T, Brokers, AMMAN
dale, We. CT. $4,000. week days.
ALEXANDRIA. VA.
section OF Alex. zoned for semi-
dettaehsd $500 On" balance SUBJ
2-m acre in Nj. Zephyr subdiyi-
sion Water and sewer. Partial SUBJ
0Fd oRsiT RAJ Az ESTATE CO.
XII. s.biOs Ask for Mr.. Tapiey
lots, over 10000 90. ~,
Ss ssSTiS oD o%NE r. a. s s.ssSs.
ALLANw00D !. ]. 0e-acrs corner
lot, Beaut. bldg. site; 3 miles out
M kfssio re Can Oq 10. o. s:7i sSs' in
APT, HOUSE GROUND in D. c.
w VIZ per unit sn a@e soStse s ava. a.
PUdLisi. NO. 7-14b6.
ARL. NJ, Lorcom lane area-lO,-
450-sq..ft. lot located on high
sioping toward a frontage Of l05':
on street with all utils, avail. Mr..
BALMORAL and RIvERWOOD de-
$500. o@iNER' . IA io ees Ssa '-'''
BEAUTIFUL LOT 100000 It. No
grading no filling. wheaton, Nd.
Price $4,000. VIII. 2-2276,
BEAUTIFUL SHADE TREES are on
this. acre lot In Quaint Acres; ideal
setting for large custom built home:
city water, gas and electricity.
CHESTER KELLER WOODMOOR
AGENCY CORP. JU. 6-7100, 0
TO y.
BELTsVILLE, MD.-Lge. lot on I'm
y, shed street ,, water 6 sSs E RSsss
REALTY Co, APP. 7-4O64.
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w. VA.

w. VA.
Mod. motel sleeps Al. Restaurant,
to SIS 900 Y down. Write fol
free listings. Call $50.
o. z. WIDEMEYER
BERKELEY SPRINGS, w. Va.
va, AREA-Dandy
40-acre farm all in grass and
under cultivation. IA acres to
alfalfa. Good S-room farm house.
running water, electricity and
telephone. Excellent basement and
barn and other buildings: $4,000
PETERS REALTY. Rte. /. Vienna
Va, PL.t g-2161.
WOULD LIKE TO RENT Q dairy
farm In nearby Nd. or Va. on
share basis. Would consider work.
ing BY the month. Can furnish
references Call Empire S-47S1 OF
write JOHN r, JOHNSON. Rte
1, Box 46. Bristow. Va.
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YOUR MONEY GROWS

When you work this fine, fertile
50-acre farm, with 8 tobacco
barns, 2 poultry barns, a lovely
3-bedrm. and bath frame home
A year-round money maker. On
Route 344 in Charles County,
Nd. oNLEST REALTY, RE. g.
ESTATE. near Warrenton.
Almost all land cleared. 9-rm.
manor house, modernized up to the
last minute, and In absolutely new
cond.. good terms S42,500. Call
NJ. r. SSRooiY;HnL & SONS, CORP.
REALTOR
IA. 1880 Ewes. JE. 4-090l
LOOK AND CHOOSE
Before making any decision. you
certainly want to know what is
available. As specialists in land
and farms for many years, we
have q great many properties
available for your inspection,
from 10 acres up.
Call US any time and tell US what
ROMER q CO., Realtors
$50 N. Frederick. Gaithersburg
WI. $4,000 or Waverly 6-2233
200 ACRES-2 houses, stream. saw
able timber: good soil; easy terms.
BURTON REALTY, Louisa. Va.
l7O-acre level stock. crop farm,
barn. etc. S42, 900.
200-acre dairy stock farm stone
h9ys eoc barns, etc. Paved rd
00-scre farm land. meadow. big
stream, high land with grand
GOOD scene, $500 an acre.
4O-acre farm. 1O-rm. house, mod.
ern improvements, barn, paved
I'd. front. $4,000.
3 acres, 7-rm. brick house. ga
rage. small horse barn, fine
trees, $4,000.
acre, 7-rm. house, heat, bath
$4,000 easy financing.
acre. Mt, Airy, 2 apt. house
garage. $1,000.
TELEPHONE MT. AIRY. 231
JOHN ]. PRICE, RLTR.. MI. AIRY
500 DN., $50 mo. buys IS fertile
acres: good 6;rm: house; ig; oaT IN
SSSS0 Eos s ssss sres Msn sfFf more
s.9ls1. BRooks AGENCY. Boz
2 ACRES, with neat Groom home
bath, attractive floors, interior
partly knotty pine, yard, shade
trees, small garden space, idea
for retirement, Priced $3.50
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FARMS
lcONIlNuEnl

FARM WANTRD--lOO acres min
1000 It,. maximum / hf. National
ment. etc necessary. $4,000 cash
down, to about $4,000. KE.
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Historic Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

Southern Maryland
1. 10 acres, modern 8 room home.
Ia baths. 2 porches, 2 barns.
tenant house, on main highway.
immediate possession. 80 miles
2. 12s acres, modern 4 bedroom
home, tenant house, 4 large barns,
farm buildings, fenced, streams,
immediats tee possession 90 miles
j. II La G;; iS farm, 900 acres, 8 room
sranery. . machine sheds. farm
pond, 3 miles road frontage, land
In high state of cultivation.
4. $50 acre top-producing farm.
large paneled living room with
fireplace, dining room. 2 bed
rooms, kitchen and bath: base
ment; oil hot water heat: 5 room
tenant house; large barns,
stable, other outbuildings; COM
plete farm equipment. S20. 900.
We have farms, weterfronts, going
businesses to I'LL your require.
ments. CALVERT R BAL 7 Y
AGENCY, Prince Frederick. Mary
land. Phone. los or liz: Il no
D MR. Yin MEM O1NA1s
HOWARD COUNTY Small farm
cite with picturesque 4-bedroom
country home. Cherry paneled lly-
ing room. House In good condi-
ton. Situated 500 It. back from
paved road, and surrounded By
beautiful large shade trees. Price
$4,000. Call Mrs. Steed with
LAIRD B. SCOTT, Realtor, u.
9.0420; eves.-Sun. JU. $3.50.
LOUDOUN COUNTY, Beaut. and
country. On l acre or 8 acres in
GLIDING magniflcent shade trees
and pond. 3 bedrms., lge. perfect
ly-appointed kitchen, lge. din. rm.
with stone barbecue pit, Ice. Nv.
rm with beamed ceiling and
handsome stone fireplace, many
closets. with lowered sliding drs.,
cow to the new Dulles Airport.
Priced with l acre S20.S00. 3
acres, S24 800. Good financing. r.
o, BRIDGES. BROKER, q. 8. 80
Chantilly, phone Arcola. IA. 2.
MARYLAND ESTATE
1873 acres, 100 clear, approx.
mile waterfront; 4 tobacco barns;
2 frame houses, l all mod. Lge
crop Of corn and seed wheat every
year. Tobacco quota 14h acres
Plenty Of fishing, crabs (hard and
SOFT, oysters and wild ducks In
season. st. Clements Bay, salt
water. $4,000 FERRALL REAL
TY.. 1885 Lacy ave-, Bradbury
Park %, Nd. Redwood 6-3667.