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The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-11-06
BY RABBI ALBERT PLOTKIN

Why is prayer a necessary ele-
ment of our lives? Is it merely
words or does it well up out of a
deep-set need to find the more pro-
found aspects of living? These spir-
itual questions of prayer are beau
tifully and deeply analyzed by one
of the great spiritual teachers of
our time, DR.. Abraham Heschel.
was indeed fortunate to have
been student of DR.. HeschePs at
the Hebrew Union College. When
he came to the college in 1912 he
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-11-06

NEW YORK (JTA)-Major A
merican film distributors were
notified by the United Arab Re-
public Film Censor Board that
films starring Marilyn Monroe and
Carroll Baker, both recent converts
to Judaism, will be banned. The
board took similar action when
Elizabeth Taylor became Jewess.
The Phoenix Jewish news., 1959-11-06

was a lonely inn
migrant who had
lost h i S entire
family in Poland.
There was a spir-
itual richness in
his personality, a
descendant d of six
tions o f
Chassidic rabbis.
In those days
DR.. Heschel be-
L.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-13
WE'RE ALL SEEING RED

happy red each time we little girl McKems sport
We're completely entroneed redhoppy Of
they beautifully bug and look 50 very
pod machine woshobe cotton with
and 1873 nnne roon and oeeto lining
pile necklne Matching hot Available
w." ' - 80 1898
red plaid wonder fobde eoed
Rool OF thot combines 500 wash
~ weo finish blue od sizes to Ok
1898 10 to 10 in red only 2z9S
simple lines the tobne
Girls to H. H95 Sbteen sizes 70 olo -
80 = ~ 1898 w.
vUea- .oddson subeen Apoui4
oko chevych hose Asxonddo ~
The Arizona post., 1959-10-02

I program of services to the
aged. Our armed forces pro-
gram curtailed its program
as the numbers of Jewish
personnel at Fort Huachuca
declined. Our calendar COM
mlttee revised its community
calendar to provide clearance
dates for ad books and is
printing a new brochure to
welcome our newcomers to
Tucson.
Special committees sponsor
ed n u m erous educational
speakers and films in Tue
son, particularly at the Sum-
day Evening Forum, with
Ambassador Abba Eban of Is
rael as part of our interpreta-
tive work to the entire COM
munity. Our ALLEGATIONS COM
mittee through it's wise and
thorough deliberation, contin-
ued to balance the distribu-
ton of our CJA funds to pro-
vide a reasonable and Just
proportion between our local,
national and overseas needs.
Our joint community rela-
tionS anti defamation lea
que committee centered it's at
tention on various legislative
matters during the year.
The volunteers, board and
committee members of the
Council, the delegates and
workers together with the
professional staff, reaffirmed
this year once again, that by
voluntarily banding together,
on a democratic basis, we can
better our own lives and good |
fortune. BY helping our Jew
ish brethren everywhere, we
have helped ourselves and |
strengthened our position in
the community and the ma
ton.
The Jewish Community
Council is the structure
through which the Jewish
attempts to coor-
1inate it's communal activities
and meet it's community
The Arizona post., 1959-10-02

health and welfare needs.
Strengthening the Council
means Strengthening Jewry.
This coming year our Tue
son Jewry will be called upon
to face tremendous tasks
FIRST: In the fall to meet
the financial needs of the Tue
son general community by
giving and working to the
fullest to ensure the success
OF the United Community
Campaign.
SECOND: In the winter
and spring months surpass
last years rescue fund and
Combined Jewish Appeal
Campaign to meet the needs
of Jewry and continue the
life-saving efforts now taking
place in Europe and Israel.
Devoted leadership, dedicated
volunteers together with our
professional staff will insure
success to our ventures in
the coming year.
THIRD: To continue to de-
velop an educational appara-
tuS in Tucson, for the training
and guidance of our young
men and women to enable
them to engage in Jewish
communal work.
FOURTH: To continue to
develop constructive, unified
action amongst and with the
various Jewish organizations
and institutions, to avoid du-
plication of effort and en-
hance the total value of our
Jewish community efforts.
FIFTH: To assist our Jew
ish Family Service to develop
an expanded program of serv-
ices to the aging in Tucson
on the basis OF the needs out
lined in our survey.
The Arizona post., 1959-10-02
Vital Tasks Face Community In New Yeor

addition to its regular quota
of $111,O00 for local, national
and overseas needs. Our local
leaders inspired both to give
sacrificially and to work faith
fully aroused our Jewish COM
munity to such an extent that
$4,000 was contributed for
rescue work abroad and Sill
10000 for our regular local,
national and overseas needs.
The most massive campaign
conducted to date by our Tue
son Combined Jewish Appeal,
succeeded in securing a total
of 1000 contributions and
Locally, our Tucson Jewish
Community continued to
The Arizona post., 1959-10-02

ed leadership posts in the
campaign. Our contributions
to the UCC continued to climb
upward.
Organizationally, our Jew
ish affiliations continued to
expand. Three new organiza-
tlonS were added to the ranks
of Council affiliates, that is,
the Farbund Labor Zionist Or
ganlzation, Desert Chapter
No. 962 of B'nai Birth Wo-
men, and the American
Friends of Hebrew Univer-
sity.
All of the direct services
and function areas of the
Council were aided, assisted
and strengthened. Our Jewish
Community Center received a
grant from the Danciger
Foundation, and yearly
building fund ALLEGATION from
the CJA to enable it to con-
struct a new theatre, gymna-
sium, health club and nursery
and kindergarten. Our Jewish
Family Service, with the aid
of the United Help, secured a
second full-time trained case
published its study of
the Jewish Aged of Tucson
and commenced an expanded
The Arizona post., 1959-10-02

strengthen it's ties with all
worthwhile causes of civic as
well as humanitarian concern
to our city. Our relationship
to the United Community
c mpa gn was further
strengthened so that our ac-
tive CJA cadres were assign
The Arizona post., 1959-10-02
Executive Report:
BY Benjamin N. Brook
Executive Director
Tucson Jewish Community
Council

Council
To meet the needs of our
people at home and abroad:
to raise Tucson's share of the
national quota so that the
Roumanian Jews could have
the means to seek haven
and security in Israel; to
this central task facing all
JeWry - the Tucson Jewish
Community Council devoted
its efforts and energies in the
year 1859.
Nationally, the Tucson COM
munity was asked to raise
$121,0 for rescue work in
The Arizona post., 1959-10-02

JERUSALEM, (JTA) - A
new shipping line has begun
operations between the Israeli
port of Eilat and East and
South African ports.
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De Luxe Dairy Farm

Oc buAC Odlly + drIN
With beautiful 200-yr .-old brick
residence; original floors, center
hall. 10 rms. 4 fireplaces, ILL.,
good repair. 43 stanchions, drink
ing cups, new barn cleaner, NEW
milk house; other bldes.; 49,
acres, nearly all level land, about
$50 tillable; 80 acres meadow,
FENCED, stream watered, home
fruit; on hwy. ia miles to town
10 Minis. to historic city: owner
retiring: sacrifice price, S35. 600.
part down +. s.. Leese, r. z, s.
STROUT REALTY, ABS S Frank
lin st., Hanover, Pa. BARGAIN Lists
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FRED B. cUsHMAN

90 ACRES on hard surfaced road
with 1.2s0-ft. frontage, beautiful
stream entire length Of property
Excellent opportunity for lake
The house Is small with no con-
yeniences except electricity. but II
has the right price taGi $4,000
. ACRES improved with q 2-story
frame house. LIST floor. living rm..
dinNe rm.. kitchen, ! small bed
RIM. End floor. . large bedrmS !,
gas hot air heat: several outbldgs
House Is situated in q secluded
section. $4,000.
12 ACRES located on left hand side
Of road leading from Cedar Grove
70 Damascus, improved with q
Groom and bath emi-bunRalow,
basement StokeT heat. lear ga
rage, Land Is mostly wooded Has
Q nice lake among lovely trees.
$4,000. win generously help "a
finance.
FRED B. CUSHMAN
t q, y, d Frederick Ave. oaithersburg
IvEs. Mr.. RIGGS. GA. 4 o5Gi
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leL. vernon 5sO454
CALVERT COUNTY, MD.
$50 ACREs-9-rm. farm home. tan.
art house. bank barn for stock, 4
Iopaceo barns, rs q. allotment;
valuable gravel deposit and tim.
~ PEI III 300. one-thlrd down.
WATERFRONT FARM-7O acres
most = mi. frontage; e-rm., 9.
PAIN home; 3 barns; land fertile
1870 AcREs---Dairy or heat cs,t,..
new masonry main dwelling. len.
ant house with bath. Ifi.stanehiar
GARY barn with elec. EQUIP. and
hater. poultry house with elee
and water: tobacco barn: complete
farm machinery; drilled veil 10.
eauon anords outstanding piano.
ramie view OF Patuxent River.
poat haIbor nearby.
bAkSTOW--Near new patuxen,
river Bride. Large 7-room-and.
pain home with l.e acres iand
fronting main highway: So 100,
Win $1,000 down.
hkIIAEMENT cOTTAoE-Moderu
masonry construction: living room
Mith nreplaee. bedrms., expand.
inle auto, mod. kit. ana bath
Wig Acfe ironing mac
aaam road; flowing sprinq: S5.51lel
eldg and loan financing
OVERLOOKING Patuxsnt RIvers
acres 3-bedroom, s-bath home,
spectacular view: rich land. idesl
ior retirement or poultry. dogs 81
small fafming.
ig5 ACRES-Early Colonial. 4-hsd.
room main house. / ~ baths, oris.
tnel moor; full complement OF farT
piogs. ana equip: nov in full ijve.
Tobacco production. We'll a
nanced; only $4,000 cash re-.
ceulIea. balance over tO-yf. period
COLORED FARM. 40 AcREe-s-
room-and-bath home, frontS hapS
Loao with going filling station: has
oaFn anq tobacco allotment,
100 ACRE9-All down In clover and
Grass; will carry so head eattis
mnonse. two barns. Near pa.
tuxent River; boat PRIVILEGES
very eood investment farm
100 ACRkS-Early Colonial home.
htepiaees. mod hit, 4 bedrooms
oatns; . barns: A-mile frontase
on udewatef: tenant house: trar.
tor ana equipment; $40. 600.
a woe variety Of other farms hath
EAteIfrOnt and inland. Write a,
phone Tor Particular.
rave you heard the Calvert etorv,.,
write for free brochure.
J. b. WATERS & ASSOC.
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DgPoEE. cI M. AREA-to0 e
Sy ,.Sn;. n, Conn ays Win p
sonable rental. Apply at premises
.soS,W WILLIAM A. BROWN, 1906
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SALE

BIG contemporary rambler po-
tomae Hunt area; 4 bedrooms, 3
baths, plus maids room anu
bath. Scar garage, swimming
poqi; ~ acres; panoramic view;
$4,000.
LARGE. stately brick Colonial
Potomac Hunt area: 5 acres OF
well HANDICAPPED ground. white
board fences, stables. very
beautiful estate; $4,000.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY mansion
Win over 3OO acres: one OF Mont
gemeTy county's nnest estates:
Farm. 3Is acres: River I'd. ext
present income $1,000 g wear
without labor. this value should
more than double in 3 wears.
Sl25,oO0 with $4,000 cash
POTOMAC HUNT. 81 acres: older
house rented for Sos a month;
asking $4,000; open TO resson-
able offer; this Is sood invest
ment property.
TRAvILLAH. MD. 100 acres open
land. farmhouse and tenant
house: good road frontage, quick
profit for investor. $1,000 per
acre.
50 ACRES on Little Senaea Greek:
long road frontage park-like set
ting; 100000, will finance part.
GENE CASTLEBERRY
OIL. 4-i432 OIL. 4-467S
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STORES FOR RENT
tcoNTlNuEp)

NEW STORE. In top location OF the
exclusive Potomac vIllage shopplng
s Ss. .n ISss for Children sn.ar nd Ia
doctor. dentist. lawyer, architect,
etc, SAMUEL \. BooLEY, INC,
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TRADE

Trade what you have (real estate
only on some Of the farm lands
we have that owners viii accept
trades. Cal Mr.. Romer, II. :.
AO92. ROMER & CO., Realtors.
WANTED FARM. substantial IN
size for cattle raising. Farm must
have inherent value. but mus
REQUIRE major expenditures "a
clean land, repair fences, etc.
building not important; prefer
shenandoah Valley, adjoining and
including mountain land. Boz
424-T, Star.
$500 On, 800 MO-, buys for
Slo,5O0; liza: 40 in grass; Z
rms; liz Mi. s. Of D. c.; L. L.
sell, b. Louisa, Va; Phi. day
las; evenings, 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21

- AAS NANAN WIN y
206 ACRES
sugar Loaf area, within
easy reach bf the ACC,
next 10 Hyattsville inter.
change on new Maryland
24O. 35 acres woods; water
Is plentiful: pond: bank
barn. machinery khed, etc:
completely restored pre-.
Civil War brick; 3 bedrms.:
bath. living rIn.; dining
Im.: kitchen; den. attrac-
tive settine priced $3.50
per acre. shown BY ap-
~ ACRES
In Poolesyille area: attrnc-
tive d room masonry-tyno
rambler with screened pch,,
liylng rm. 21xl5 with fire.
place. dining rm. 8 bed.
rooms. ~ baths, Kitchen
laundry with washer. drier
and ifoner; iS-cu. 1T. deep
freezer; Garage; oil heat:
deep excellent location. on
nbEu Iuhu, Nv miles 0OWu-
town, s miles Acc: price
20 ACRES
Attractive, new, modern.
room frame house with
full basement: living room
l4x21 with fireplace: mod
ern kitchen. dining room:
study; 3 bedrooms; ia
baths: oil heat: attached
stream: 80 miles Washing
ton. d, c., on hard state
road: $4,000.
3Os ACRES
Outstanding country es-
tate. brick mansion house
with all necessary buildings
for dairy farm operation, if1-
Guiding 3 tenant houses, 90
COW modern dairy barn:
swimming pool. ponds. ETC..
S2IO.0n0. Mansion house
and So acres may be pur-
chased separately at $780,
600.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-21
CHARLES H. JAMESON
AK LA CHAPEL
3Os-ACRE MONTGOMERY
COUNTY ESTATES

MONTGOMERY
COUNTY ESTATES
Ideal for country club or social,
room. eenter-hali. 2fs-story south,
ern Colonial brick mansion
Completely renovated and re.
modelled. First floor, & Spacioti,
rooms, mod. kit, 4 irepls,, III
baths; md floor, master bedrm'
nrepl. dressing rm., bath, 3 Other
bedrms.. 5 baths; bsmt. with rec
room. hrepi.. 1000 50. IT, eoIt
storage room; oil h.-W.h., swim.
ming pool, screened enclosed bait
house with dressing rms, bar
nrepl.; > stocked lakes. lorna
entr.; blaektop drive: Rear ga
raee; 3 mod. ten. houses: 4 mod
barnS, 10 other bldRs. In an ares
OF show places and estates. M.
mile frontage Rte, rs approx. ia
mi. north Rockville. sci 0, 900 Of
30 acres. main house 500, 900.
$50 q. stocked farm fronting on
River I'd. and Gao canal for 2
mi. Leased 1000 annually. 81
nj. D. c. $3.50 per acre. terms
sd6 a.; Groom, pre-Ciyil War brick
house fully modern. Nicely land
seaped; barn and mise. farm
bldgs., streams, IS a. wooded,
bal grass: mr.. dual hwy, 30 mi
y C.; &i60 per acre.
50 q. Frederick Co. dairy farm.
a0-eow barn with cleaner. silos.
house; mod. kit. all bldes. newly
nNtmtaA lnkA afwAaWaa
l mi. frontaee. Route rs and Z
$3.50 per mo-, $40, 600, terms.
Ia e.; 6-rni. modern house; 40
cow barn; silns. lush erase and
leeumes. large stream: frontafe
2 roads. B&o. Mr.. PEPcO site al
Diekerson. MontF. Co. $3.50 PEI
l24 a.: mile rood froutage; 81
acres aoned rural residential: 81
acres eoned likht industrial: 9,0ON
II, B&O siding. $50. 000: terms
100000 cash Or indus. land
III 200 per acre.
~ a.: H-foorn house: bath. oil heat
mod. kit, bedrms., tile floors
full attic and bsmt. horse barn
stream. orchard. woods. bal. erass,
81 oS nj D; c. $4,000; terms
10 a. S-rm. cen. hall house: water
No cleo. 3BxBn barn, new AGAR
s .s O. Tcnoec: ntI: cor snH
49,. ~ ~ nsM Ioau' nj
nm n T nS ~ HermAhVo"n' sas'-
Vv "c,.. osn h.,.h III. ,..,,
aooi1 Diiek spIit'ietel;
KY, mIs IN m,. W ..o,,
All. i ostns: iui'
hors. hsrn Eran,. so os.
mi b. q 500 ,ooO: terms NJ oeo
cash.
-vAp,r. ~ ,.,,,.ov 1.,.
~f1pnsshs .s,,, n yhMdSo1NI * heaitor
rTTSss,se; NJ II s-asoo. 0r
NnAIles SIsin, ": H-.''s's
cHESTERTOWN. MD.--200 acres,
paved I'd, on 9 sides, highly pro:
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lcoNTlNUIDl

acc EMPL0YEs-l Q.asre farm. :
mi. from Acc; t4bedrni. farm
house. lge. liy. rm., din. fn.
brooder hse.y other bfoOdel
hsesy ANAL barn, Garases sheds'
fertile ground, clear and level
perfect Tor vegetable and CHECKER
farm. Call Mr.. eisfon, ANDH1f
REALTY CO., OIL. e-9O7O. m
AN EXCEL, 3iO.ACRE VA. CAT.
TIE FARM; 800 clear; VERY
SCENIC: Amer. wire fenelne; am
pond: : houses. outbidss. $50. M
Mr.: OLSON. Broker. Wo. 6-343T
ATTRACTIVE I0O-ACkE YARN ii
toudoun County, old stone-and'
log house, me land, fiah pond
mountain view; s94,O 900, phOns
UppeTyllle, Va. 100. :
BEAUTIFULLY restored old Colo
fenced for cattle, 80 acres tohac.
eQ.and cortland. usual farm bldes
House has \ rms, 2 baths, .-caI
Garaee, servants quarters, Priced
$40 900. terms. ELEANOR CAR.
RICO Bryantovn, Nd. Bridge 4
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Move to Howard County
Maryland

PAUL b. BEARD, RKALroR
Y acres, b-room house overl0Okine
kocEy oorge Reservoir, 4 v baths,
Oh h.-w H., splendid iocatioA,- se-
einded, ~ ma. from Wash.
~ acres, o-fm. house, on Heseryoir
I'd. This 10 q beautifui SPOT, ~
baths. oil h.-w.h., nrepI,, 2.car
sarags. large lawn with trees and
We have beautiful building lots ON
specuiatlon. Commerc,ai' acre..
1851. frontage, already aoned
3-o. 5plenold location Tor restaI-
rant, hardware store, eaS station,
lumber yard. riaht In the Midst OK
new deyeiopment. Priced SlU,OOO
can Atlas U-2i04 OF PARKWAY
NEAR HERNDON-35 acres, long
ru tr0ntaee on route Bb1, part
Of which Is CONNER: close 10
Chantilly Air Force access I'd
Ideal Tor comm. ana residen,
develop. Also incl. this 4-bedTm,
house, 3 baths, other fine features.
owner says sell all or part, Inspec.
ana MAKE oner. Phone Herndon
Open / Til Dark Sun.
PRICED TO SELL TODAY. 100 &C,
cattle and horse. farm located rs
o. frame and log Construction
has . bedrms.. ia baths, beautI-
iul nreplaces and beamed ceilings,
large swimming pool with diving
board fed By fabulous spring fow-
ms APPROX. $4,000 gal. per day.
Farm Of hnest catoctin loan soil
improved with 10x4O ii. farm
barn, excellent fences and now IN
q high state OF cultivation, Price
s2o'oOO. directions. Follow Rte. z
Cut "a l-eCxour - m, ana near
II. on Rte. o, follow o about o mi.
ant turn r.. on no. UJU, follow
ovO about mi, to Geo. Mason
Green sign on right.
George Mason Green Co,
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

AN IDEAL LOCATION for any M.
uustrial purpose. VIII sell 2b, OOU
SO. II, completely level and fenced.
or will sell additional ~, SiJO sd
II. with once. shop and ware.
house. Railroad siding. sewer and
water. Just listed Excmslyeis
with BOWERS BROS. AP. T-Sl01
BARGAINil-Only S8. $50. sml
mod. .senidet,. brk. home, bsmi
gas Leat; $1,000 cash above
4.75O, ~ LIST trust. RA. 3-5alb,
kENILWORTH INTERCHANGE
10000 50. II. OF level light in.
dustrial ground; includes lara
house and new Butier-type bids
water In: sewer approved A reaI
pargain at AOc 50. IL. A. M. ROLF
co. RE. G-733O
ROCKVILLE PIKE AREA 10 4
acres, highly desirable industrlal
eround. conv. to B&O R'R AND
new .4O. Price Is reas. or viii
build 10 suit tenant, Other indua.
Irlai and commercial around d
suit your purposes, Mr.. Sisson.
ANDklS REALTY. OIL. 2-gO7O.
SALE OR LEASE. approx. 4 acres:
viii build for suit tenant; n ri
siding ayail AP 7-a944.
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BOOMING HOWARD
COUNTY

BUILDERS CHOICE, prime loca.
ton on main artery midway be-.
tween baltimore and Washington,
100 rich farm acres with frontaet
on roads. GOOD farmhouse ant
nllidirgs excellent neiehborhood
BEAUTIFUL TRACT Of rs acres
mi. on Rte, 07. fine location. All
acres tiilable, woods and stream
suitable for club. home or devel.
For information on the above snt
ether Howard CO. properties. cal
PIERRE g. DUoAN q NEPHEW
rt 1Ie''I vsSsen l. M.
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

A 68t-AcRE FARM with "a mi
on nayieable river; l2-acre nat.
lake. we'll stocked: 100 acres In
soil bank: approx. 400 acres excel
crop ana Erazins land; : main
5i SSa sii9s.sodn. Mr.. OLSON ON
Broker, wo. 6-3437.
A 8.5-ACRE CATTLE FARM mr.,
WATrenton, Va. Ample water, well
isnesS :, barns b. sll1S charm , sSs,el
houses over 200 Id. cattle: ample
nichy. 100000 COMPLETE. Mr..
OLSON, AIT, Wo. 6-3437.
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St. Mary's City. Nd. CT. Mills 81
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
ISIROUT
CATALOG - Free

Bigger than everi l4S PAGES, 1856
bargains described: 36 States
coast-to-coast:. farm. equipped ana
uneQuipped homes for summer
use, retirement. etc. Furn. anc
unfurn., BOARDING houses Tin.elS
resorts, stores, etc, etc Pictures
galore; many with low down pay.
ice. WORLDS LARGEST BUY
and SAVE through STROUT
REALTY, 1l3S N. Woodward Bldg :,
Washington, Sterling 1884.
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Is Acres: $500 Down

20 ACRES, S7UU Down
Ideal setting for home in beautiful
Blue Ridee Mts.; lake site re-
ported; basement dug for house
large hay barn recently built; easy
drive to advanta scs, about \ acres
tillable. only $500, Arthur Har-
ris, STROUT REALTY, P o. BOX
zoo, Madison, Va. Bargain Lists
Mailed Free.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

ALEX. 45l4 Richmond hwy; Engle-
sioe-3.000 "a. IT.. excel. bust
ness location. Ki. S-S1S., RO.
s-i0lS.
AUTO REPAIR SHOP FOR RENT,
Rte. 30l, Waldorf Nd Suitable
2lhsr business. $50 month, Box
6U-T. Star
BARBER SHOP "a chairs Rent
subject to negotiations Located
1920 NJ st. NV. NE. S-33S4
BETHEsDA-spacious house with
parking, on Wisconsin ave: Sl15.
oL 2-93s9.
BUILDING, approximately 5000 sd
II. near Sears in ne. D, c.; for
mally used by .new-car dealer for
sales once and service. rear en-
trance for cars and trucks: park.
sne; Immediately avail. Low rent
for this very desirable bldg. Call
IA. 2-5203 for appt. To inspect.
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Southern Maryland

Southern MARYLAND
Now offering three outstanding va
terfront properties suitable for
yaehtsmen, gentlemen, farmers.
or retirement homes.
81 ACRES. domestic with shoreline
and MAGNIFICENT view Of beautiful
river. excellent barns and farm
house: $25, 900.
.9T-ACRE top farmland: 3.0Q0-feet
shoreline with excellent harbor;
attractive farmhouse: $50 900.
l24 ACRES fully improved. One
mile waterfront. dock and harbor
Private oyster beds. Gentleman's
home with 3 bedrooms. baths,
large living room. Swimming pool
and bathhouse, XS5, 600.
j. SPENCE HOWARD, Jr.
St. Mary's City. Md, CT. Mills 33
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
NEAR LOWER MARLBOROUGH.
looking the Patuxent River, IS
MI from D. c. l5g acres, almost
all clear, INSTRUMENTATION land
tenant house. . barns: riyer-view
bldg. site: 4 streams: also fronts
tidal creek Valuable white oak
timber. One Of our best farms.
NEAR HuNTiNGroN s M4s acres,
very good 5-rm. farm home, .
barns. stable. 5-acre tobacco allot.
$40, 900.
400 ACRES-Old Colonial home:
tenant house. q barns; 200 acres
clear, 2 acres tobacco. Full. new
equipment for cattle farming;
,000.
300 kcREs-oyer one mi. frontage
on highway. : farm houses, 3
barns, timber: stream, For ouicl:
sale. $4,000, about one third
cash.
]. B. WATERS g. ASSOC.
Dunkirk. Md. Alpine 1-s730
or Prince Frederick 2l4 and ass
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DUPONT CIRCLE
2l2S Twining Court NV.

HhhH SlNS n hIhhEI
Beautiful h-:ek and stone.
slate roof carriage hOnse
lgx35 with adjoining lot
Of 3034 50. feet, Two stories
plus scar parking. second
floor completely remodeled
0eorRetown style" Al least
10 rooms OF varying size and
decoration. Air conditioned.
New flooring, panellne, lIght-
ing plumbing, heating and
ecilinas, aoned CO. Suitable
tor once supplies, dental
laboratory, printing and
blueprinting, auto rental
agency. photo, framing and
decorating studios, furnl-
ture. radio. Nv, Cali Mr..
oreRe' ST. 3-7200.
JAMES kEa PP5xSS " co.
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BLIJEMONT VA

0LUEMONI, VA.
z STORY house with Basement; Ice
2-story barn; All buildinss Il
eooa cond. beaut. lawn and trees
about y acres. good roads; So,
boo Terms, IA. S-lO0d.