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so. Men in power have often tried to con-
done their use of violence or fraud by max
ing it appear that their injustice to indi-
VidualS is for the social good and is,
therefore, justified. But since the good
society involves justice for all, government
which employs unjust means defeats the
end it pretends to serve You cannot use
bad means for a good end any more than
you can build good house out of bad ma
terials
Success is Criterion
It is only when we do not look too
closely into the matter that we can be
fooled by the statement that the end
justifieS the means. We fail to ask whether
the end in view is really good, or we fail
to examine carefully how the means will
affect the end. This happens most fire.
quently in the game of power politics or in
war, where the only criterion Is success
and anything which contributes to success
is thought to be justified. Success may be
the standard by which we measure the
expediency of the means, but expediency is
one thing, and moral justification is an
other
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54voIume the
writing letter. exceed $50 words Incorporating
interest for Dr. Adler consider suitable this mogozine Each
week will select the
henOge Of the Greet Books @ works authors spanning 30 Of
thought In Of amo questions Dr. Adler will
Address the letters Dr. Mortimer Adler Of this magazine
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-05-03
Does the End Always Justify the Means?

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R. Ill.
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SUNDAY. MAGAZINE WASHINGTON. C. 1859
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-02-22

3-Pc. Modern Bedroom
Suite with Bookcase Bed 4o8.OO Z48O0
Eclipse fuII-Size Ortiz
o-Frm Mattress and Box
Spring Set 1900 1900
Gloss Door Trophy Cose,
antique bronze finish 1900 1888
Eclipse Twin-Size Holly
wood Bed with Head
boord 1895 $500
3-Peee Modern LINED
Oak Bedroom Suite 24o00 1900
FuII-Size Foam Rubber
Mattress and Box Spring
Set $3.50 5000
Foam Rubber WoInuf
Frame Divan, bolster
back 1895 1900
French Provincial 8-Pc.
Golden Bisque Finish
Dining Room Suite llo5,0O 1880
Modern Lime Oak Knee
Hole Desk 1896 $500
Famous BoreoIounser
Reclining Chair 5000 1900
27"x54" Scatter RUGS,
assorted patterns, take o.75to
with l2SO 1888
Thomosve w Ish
Valley Solid Cherry Din
ing Room Pieces 2o% off
Lawson Style FuII-Size
Innerbed, sleeps two $4,000 1890
Toost Mohcsony Modern
Night Table 1895 1888
3-Pieee Modern Seomist
Bedroom Suite with
Bookcase Bed 1880 $500
Simmons Full Size De
Luxe TuftIess Mattress
and Box Spring Set 1895 $500
Modern Grey Mahogany
Bachelor Chest 1880 1888
Modern King Size Foom
Rubber Cushion Soto 249.95 1890
TobIe Lomps. assorted
styles. Floor somples 1900 OF "a Price
Maple Hieh-Boek Plat
form Rocker, print cover 1895 1890
3-Piece French Provincial
Sectional Soto, fruitwood
fromes $4,000 $4,000
Modern Loree-Size Wal
nut Foom Rubber Lounge
Chair ----------- Io9.9O o6UU
ALSO Hundreds of Additional Items Not Listed
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p sEs ACE Ats
sS"x57" Solid Mahogany
Frame Plate Gloss Mirror by
Botesville 1880 1918
seie Modern 100" Soto with
foam rubber cushions ond zip
pered coses 1929 l9'U0
80" Nemirow Modern Soto with
foam cushions $3.50 1890
Nemirow 2-Pc. Modern Sec
tonoI Sofa with foam cushions 449.75 1890
IS" Square Frosted Glass Top
Modern coektsiI Tabe by
BotesWIIe 1925 AlZ
Modern ArmIess Occasional
Choir by Armstrong 1926 1888
Foam Rubber Armless Chair and
ottomon Donish styling 1880 69.SS
Modern ch~rcooI Mahogany
coektoiI or Step Tob'e 3495 1888
Modern Walnut Tile Top Cock
tail or LomD TohIe 5000 37.l6
Tonk MorbIe Ton Blond Mohoq-
CIV Oval coektoH T~ble 1900 6Tl5
seIi- Focm Cushion Odd Curved
Center Section $4,000 7s4l
Round Rosewood Modem Cock
tell TcbIe with bross base 1926 1877
Foor Rubber Loose Pillow Rack
and Foam Sect Modern Soto 5000 1890
Modern Rosewood Step TobIe
with bross bose 1850 1888
Tioro Round Modern Lamp
Tob'e in Punce finish 5000 1888
Mersmon Grey Modern PIcstie
Top Round Lamp Table 1855 1888
Modern Styled 90" Tiaht Seat
Soto with bullion End Tohle $4,000 1850
SeIiq Contour Lounge Choir
and Mctehiro ottonon 5000 $500
Lined ock Plastic Top Corner
TobIe 44o5 1877
Solid Oak Teak Finished Danish
Style Lounge Choir by jones'
town lOunQe 5000 SS.NO
BrovhiII Modern 3-Pe. Sectional
Soto with foon cushions $500 $4,000
Genuine Walnut Worth Cocktail
Toble with Z snack tobles 1880 49.66
Aluminium Framed Occasional
Choir in plastic rover 1895 1888
Modern Rowe Foam Cushion
Soto in tweed cover 1895 $500
x-SteeI Foam Rubber Cushion
Modern Soto $4,000 $4,000
Curved Modern Soto lin purple
cover by Thoyer Coeen 2495O 1880
Contemporary Tub Choir with
foam cushion and skirt 1895 1858
Rowe 3-Pe. Modern Sectional
Soto with foam rubber T-cushion $4,000 1890
Haywood Wakefield Solid Birch
2-Pe. Corner Bookcase Arrange
ment 1000 5000
Chesapeake 90" Chinese Chip
pendoIe SIeep-Sofo $4,000 1900
Jamestown Lounge Solid Oak
Drop-Leof TabIe, 4-cane Side
Chair and z Arm Chairs 10000 1890
French Provincial Buffet. Oval
Table. a Side choirs, z Arms $500 1890
4o"x6o" Odd Mahogany Dining
Room Tob|e with one leaf 1895 1888
44"x64" Oval Walnut Dining
Room Tobe with Leaves 1895 49T
Chesapeake COLONEL Styled
SIeep-Sofo with foam cushions
and kick pIeot skirt ------..- $4,000 1880
Eclipse Contemporary Styled
Foom Rubber T-cushion Inner
bed, sleeps $4,000 l77OO
Solid Birch Bedroom Group by
Cushmon 3O%O OFT
Solid Handbook Maple Double
Dresser and Mirror, Chest,
Common Boil Bed 1895 1880
Solid Hordrock Mope Double
Dresser and Mirror Chest and
Two Twin Spool Beds $500 1890
Worth Contemporary Styled
WoInut 3-Pe. Bedroom Suite
with bur panels 690.OO 3S0OO
9-Pe.. Mahogany MosteF Dining
Room Suite by BotesvilIe with
66" crown glass breokfront
Modern LINED Oak Triple
Dresser and Mirror, Chest, Two
Twin Bookcase Beds and Mite
Stond 1895 1917
American of MortinsviIIe 3-Pe.
Blond Mahogany Bedroom Suite
with Bookcase Bed -------- 1895 Z77.OO
4 I,,ua,,,y n
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81" Modern Charcoal Mohos-
any Dresser, with mirror 39.95 9S'oo
Tuns-si by Hickory s-pe. Gen
uine WoInut Oriental Style Bed
room Suite oLo.UO LSs'VV
Solid Elm Modern Triple Dresser
and Mirror, z Twin Bookcase
Beds, Night Stond 3499o lS''oo
Modern Swedish Walnut Twin
or Full Size Panel Beds 1925 1888
White EnomeI 40" Drawer
VoIet-chest with aluminium
trim ---- Z49oO oo.VV
IS" Pennsylvania Made
Drawer Modern Grey Mahogany
Bachelor Chest 1925 5S.II
66" Cherry Fruitwood Triple
Dresser and Mirror 1880 69.55
Modern Grey Mahogany 3 Pc.
Bedroom Suite with Triple
Dresser and Mirror 1906 l5S.zZ
French Provincial Fruitwood s.
Pc. Bedroom Suite by Kroehler
with IS" True Dresser 1925 1881
BotesviIIe Genuine imported
Aeocio 5-Pc. French Bedroom
Suite with DuoI Bed 1880 $500
Solid Mahogany 3-Pe. Bedroom
Suite-TripIe Dresser and Mir
ror, large Chest, Poster Bed $500 344.z5
Shoekev Hand Furnished Solid
Mohogony 3-Pc. Bedroom Suite
with Triple Dresser ondSMiror 5000 Z99.0O
Pennsylvania Made Blond Mo
hogony 66" Triple Dresser and
Mirror, Chest on Chest, 81"
Dor Heodboord with z Bullion
Night Stunds. os is $500 1861
Meyer Gunther Martini Inn
ported Soto with carved frame
and one piece down cushion 698.OO 1861
Solid Mahogany, Fruitwood Fin
ished Lounge Choir with foam
cushion lo9,oO 6fel
Quilted Chintz Foom Rubber
T-Cushion Sofa 449.95 T5.OO
French Provincial 3-Pe. Seetioncl
Soto with foam rubber cush-
ions, Mahogany finished frame,
heavy MoteIosse cover 5000 1890
90" Peasant Provincial Soto in
quilted print cover 349.OO ZS7.SO
Contemporary Tuxedo Arm A.
Pc. Sectional Sofa with foam
rubber cushions 100 495OU
Nouehohyde Upholstered Cock
Fight Choir with diamond shaped
back 1879 1888
Genuine Mahogany TroditonoI
Commode TobIe A 1895 l477
BerkIine Upholstered Swivel
Rocker in charcoal cover 1925 34.44
Solid Cherry Victorian Mosozine
End TobIe 1895 1856
Grond Rapids Made Mahogany
Commode End Table 44.95 ll.9S
Solid Mahogany Bose, Top Groin
fooled Leather Regency Cock
S ri 1ssii t.m, r.s. 1893 SIX 5'+5
100" Lawson 4-Seoter Soto with
kick pIeot skirt and foam cush-
ions 349.9o l9IIZ
Globe PorIor High Beck Colonial
Wing Chair in smart print loUOO S4.ZO
Foom Cushion and Deep Tufted
Back English Lounge Choir by
Globe PorIor l98OO l04.oC
Foom Rubber Bisquet Tufted
Lounge Choir with box pIeot skirt 1895 1880
Foom Cushion Lawson Choir,
red nnotelosse cover -.---.-- $500 4Z.7:
French Provincial Tight Seat
Fan Back Choir 5000 59.8(
Foom Rubber Loose Pillow Back
and T-cushion Seat Massive
Lounge Chair ----------- 1895 1890
Crescent Front Foom Rubber
T-cushion Lawson Soto with
kick pIeot skirt, natural cover ZoOOO lSo.OI
Antique Whte win Torqueo
Fruitwood-top Occasional Toble
by Lane ll9OO 4S.IS
Solid Mahogany Frome 2-Pe.
Grond Rouds $500 $500
38" Block or White Locquered
3-Drower BoeheloT Chest $500 49.Se
Tioro II" Modern Low CoektoiI
Table in Pumice finish 1925 1871
36"x45" White Enomeled
, 1959-03-04
Negro Boy Enters
Congressional Puge
School Murch q

James a. Johnson, ir., four
teen years old of Chicago, iii
nois, attended the Congress
sional page school for the first
time on March 2 at $50 am.
he left at 1890 and reported
to the Office of Rep, Quentin
Burdick, Democrat Of North
Dakota.
Rep. Burdick is one Of 5 mem
bers Of the House Of Representa-
tives who came to young John
sons aid after a widely publ
cized mixup earlier this year
involving the boys reported
appointment as a House page
boy.
Those who moved last week
to hire Johnson as cIerk-mes-
senger for their Office we're:
Representatives James Roose-
welt, Democrat Of California;
William Ayres, Republican, of
Ohio; Martha Griffiths, Demo
era, Of Michigan; Bryon John
son, Democrat Of Colorado and
Burdick. Thus the youth be-
came eligible to attend the
page school as q school-age
Congressional employee.
, 1959-03-04
Three New Stuff
Members on ". |.
Agricultural Progrum

Agricultural Program
Three new members have
been added to the staff of the
Virgin Islands Agricultural
Program with headquarters
located at Kingshill. These
members are George Miski-
men, E~ntomologist; julius
Amaker, Marketing Specialist;
and James Butcher, Animal
Husbandman.
Mr.. Miskimen was born in
Appleton, Wisconsin and came
here from GAINESVILLE, Florida.
He received his B, S. and
M. S. degrees from the Uni
versity Of Ohio, Athens, Ohio.
He has also completed three
years work toward the PhD
degree in Systematic Biology.
His graduate work was done
on the study of Cantharid
Beetles. AS Entomologist. here
with the Agricultural Station,
Mr.. Miskimen's work will be
chiefly in research on the eff
fects and control Of the sugar
cane borer, sugarcane weevil,
scale insects and mealy bugs
and with other insect pests. He
will also make a survey Of the
species Of Nematodes in the
Virgin Islands. In addition to
these duties, Mr.. Miskimen is
Plan. Quarantine Inspector in
Charge whose duties are to in
tercept plant pests in imports
to St. Croix.
Mr.. Amaker was born in
Charleston, South Carolina.
He received his BIS. degree
from South Carolina State Col
Iege and has done graduate
work in Prairie View College,
a branch of Texas A & M. Mr..
Amaker will be concerned
with developing a practical
program for marketing locally
produced agricultural commc-
dities. Studies Of marketing
Continued on page q
, 1959-03-04

- ~AA4O ~
College Choir
A st. Croix student, who is
a member Of the Thiel College
Choir, is presently participat-
ing in the annual major con-
cert tour of the group.
He is George Kind, Chris
tiansted, st, Croix, a junior.
During the current twelve
day tour, the Thiel group will
present twenty-one concerts in
Lorain and Sylvania, Ohio;
Ann Arbor and Detroit, Mich
igan; Waterloo, st. Catharine's
and Toronto, Canada; Medina,
Rochester, Lockport, Buffalo,
Silvercreek and jamestown,
New York; Warren, Mead
vile, and Erie, Pennsylvania.
Highlight Of the concert sea-
son for the Thiel choristers
will be an appearance at the
National Gallery Of Art, Wash
ington, D. c., during q week
end tour, March s, Z, 8. The
Choir also will present a con-
cert at t h e Washington
Cathedral during the same
weekend. As a result Of a con-
cert presented at the Cathe-
dral last spring, the Choir
was named to the roster Of
college groups invited to sing
in the Cathedral annually.
tContinued on page 81
, 1959-03-04
Severed Cuses Held
Over for June Term Of
District Court

Ramon Navarett Nasario,
who was charged with in
voluntary manslaughter j n
connection with the death of
Pedrito Encarnacion, was Civ
en- fifteen months in the Peni-
tertiary which was suspended
BY Judge Walter Gordon.
He pleaded guilty but his
attorney, G. de Witt Rogers,
Jr. pointed out that he was a
stranger from Puerto Rico
accustomed to driving on the
right hand side.
Heinrich Newton was found
guilty Of third degree bur
giary and sentenced to five
years in the Penitentiary. A
study Of his mental condition
will be made, however.
I'll case Of the United States
vs. Earl Drummond was passed
until the June session; also
that of Calvin Burke. Samuel
Ricardo Gale, II, Of St. Kits,
who stole cash from Rasmus-
sens store was sentenced to
CONTINUED on page ~
, 1959-03-04
Frederiksted Festival
Committee Sturts
Campaign for Xmos

The Frederiksted Festival
Committee has decided to de-
crease the intensity Of its an
nual cash donation campaign
by sponsoring fund raising
events The first big event is
planned for July 4, and 2
meeting in this connection
viii be held in the Frederik-
sted Courtroom at 800 PM,
Monday, April s.
AT the regular monthly
meeting held on the night Of
March End, many persons were
nominated as members of the
various Of the
, 1959-03-04
Leond Barnes School
OF Dance Opens
For Registration

Miss Leona Barnes an
nounced today t h a t her
School Of Dance is now
open for registration for tap
dancing, ballet (pointe-demi
pointe) Novelty.
Reducing exercises, diets,
sight winging by music, tonic
sofia are also offered.
High fidelity mirrors have
been installed in the dance
room and the hall will be
ready shortly for the formal
, 1959-03-04
New Moth Table:
2 Pints--3O Dogs

At an Adventist Church
Bible conference in Sydney
Australia, a new ssmath" table
was displayed. It read: 'two
pints equal one quart; one
quart equals one argument;
one argument equals one fight;
one fight equals one cop; one
cop equals one arrest; one ar
rest equals one judge; one
judge equals thirty days"
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eeTNHIs is going to be good football
i team"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-04
With A Little Luck -?
By LEWIS F. ATCHISON
Star Staff Writer

ssTHIs is going to be good football
Il team"
That, briefly, was Coach Mike Nixon's
summation of the Redskins prospects when
the team left its Los Angeles training camp
in August Curiously, almost all his players
agreed. And until mid-December, they'll
collaborate in trying to prove it.
Confidence, plus a certain amount of
individual ability, is a mark of the 1859
Redskins. Under Nixon, beginning his first
year as head coach after long apprentice
ship, there will be no hand wringing, cries
to heaven or similar signs. of Illustration
when the breaks go against the team. Mike
is realist who knows that football takes
funny bounceS. He has learned to accept
the bad with the good.
Extensively, the key to the teams sue
cess hinges on Eddie LeBaron's play at
quarterback The little magician makes a
tremendous difference when he enters the
game. Extremely popular with his team
mates, Eddie gives them the big psyche
logical lift so necessary to winning team.
II don't know why" Red Stephens, a
veteran guard, once remarked, but we
seem to block better when Eddies in the
game. We try just as hard for the others,
but somehow we play better for him."
LeBaron has the know-how to direct
operations. He may have just enough help
to give the team a well-rounded offense
From distance, the illustrious rookie back
field of 1957-Don Bosseler, Jim Podoley and
Ed Sutton-which came unglued last season
because of injuries, is unlikely to play as
unit again. Dick James is one reason for
the breakup. A fiery competitor, blessed
with an acrobat's delicate sense of balance,
James hopes of spending full season on
offense depend on the defense. If it jells,
and his services are not needed there, he'll
get his long awaited chance to run the ball
and there's no better man in the league
in Spotting holes.
Mike Sommer, QUILTED with contact
lenses for near-sightedness also is counted
on to help advance the ball. Should Podo-
ley and Sutton regain their 1857 form, so
CONTINUED
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WILFRED WATKINS
Efnmitsburg, Md.
sol HI. 1877 Representing
CHARLES r.; JAMESON, Broker
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BROCK HALL

PR. GEO. CO.-New Sec
ton opening. We are pleased
to announce the opening Of
Section 8. Beaut. wooded l.
acre home sites Ia few larg.
er tracts are still avail,).
Only 90 min. to Chesapeake
beaches, D. c. and Bladens-
burg. Brock Hall is the out
standing development of
acreage estates in Pr. Geo.
Co. Loo. on the Largo-Marl.
boro I'd, IND. 202) 8 mi.
north Of Marlboro. Your in
vestment protected by cove
nants and building restric-
tions. Prices are reas. Lib
eral terms are available.
Phone today for brochure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
Legum g. Gerber
Realty Co.
OFFICES, STUDIOS WANTED

ORG. needs approx. L.
area, downtown sector, Starting
Feb. 20. Send details, exact To-
cation, rental. Box 53-R, Star.
OFFICE SUITABLE. for general con-
tractor, require 500 to 1000 it.,
prefer area from Wis. and Western
to Washington or Dupont circle.
OIL. 2-4741
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FARM BARGAINS

FARMETTE in Lower Marlboro,
acres, Colonial 3-story home. 8
bedrms., bath, Diet. 2-car garage.
Storage shed. Cooks quarters
Beaut. handicapped lawn.
290-acre farm. 3 barns. 2 tenant
houses, tobacco allotment, "a mi.
D. c. Anne Arundel Co. $4,000.
299o cash down.
B acres, frontage on hard-surfaced
road, excel. building site, 20 miles
d. c. $500.
Upper Marlboro. attrac. T-rm. brick
home, 1 acre, large screened porch
h-w. heat. Basement. $4,000.
Terms.
SUMMERS REALTY Mr.. and Mrs
Moreland AGENTS. once MA. z.
1898. ewes and week-ends. UN
1887.
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16O-ACRE dairy farm rolling land
Good streams. 81 stan. tile con-
struction, Wash. market barn, eX-
ira large bank barn. ATTRACTIVE
old stone house. Very unusual Of
fering; $4,000.
65-acrc stock farm hwy. front
stone house: S22.500.
40 acres farm land, some woods,
stream: $500 an acre.
l acre lovely trees. exclusive loca-
ton, Howard County. Beautiful s.
rm. brick ranch house. $4,000.
q acre. small community, Howard
County. 7-rm. frame house, heat,
bath: $4,000 Small DIN. pymt.
TELEPHONE MI. AIRY. 231
JOHN j. PRICE, Ritz. Mt. Airy
5 A. facing imp. I'd; school bus.
mail service; 8 rms, weather.
BOAR bosEde q oE clustered metal roof
e A.; 6 large rooms. bath, utility,
furnace; trees, shrubbery; very
nice and a bargain; $4,000;
40 A., all open; stream, paved road;
mail and school bus, service: z
155 e. A. E"e ali IN ' grass; stream: sim
dwell, > baths. basement, hot-air
IPERRoW RIAL ESTATE AGENCY
Remington, Va. HE. 9-3521
No. Beef cattle farm: 307 acres
with barns, silo and large farm.
No. 100 acres; barns, silos, 4
tenant homes and brick home.
No. 3-Waterfront farm; $40 acres,
large home.
No. 40 acre farm and cut over
timber land in large and small
NILS K NILSSON, Broker, Box /,
Falmouth, Va. Phi. Essex 3-3O35;
cfice located on No. / Hiehvay.
Open on Sundays.
5O-ACRE TOBACCO FARM, 30 mi.
south of D, C.. in Nd. on Rte.
425: $4,000. Barns and crop
DESTROYED by fire. Owner says sell
It: chance to make good buy.
400-ft. paved-road frontage, fresh
w Wsse; ssT S.56o down pST co sSRoE n
REAL ESTATE, Chapel 6-2o83,
GRAFTON. Md.
5-RooM HOUSE, water in kitchen;
outbldgs.: on Rte. 40: poss. soon;
9-rm. house-Bath, h.-w. furnace:
k-a. lot. with beautiful lawn and
shrubbery: near Rte 40. See this
home TODAY: S12,75O.
Acreage and bldg. lots available
H. P. BURDETTE & SON. Realtors,
Mt. Airy. Nd, phi. 1913: ewes and
Sun. phi. Mr.. Pryor, 42-M: Mr..
Reaver, Newton 5-3462.
355 ACRES-W. VA.
3 springs. stream. pond. IS acres
cleared and fenced. On good
road, lovely view. Price, $1,000
Terms.
100 ACRES-W. VA.
90 acres cleared and fenced. Tim
Der value quoted at $4,000. On
good road. Lovely view. S4.35O.
Terms.
so ACRES-W. VA.
Timber value quoted at $1,000
Spring, stream and 2-rm. shanty
On good road. S2,150. u down
48 ACRES-W. VA.
arm. house. stream, 3 springs and
cleo. on property. Some timber.
Priced, $1,000. u down. -
L. r. WigfielS NO. 7-132S
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NEAR HYATTsrowN CLOVER,
LEAF-120 acres: 5bSs Igrass
stream. Almost new 6-rm. house
large barn. $3.50 per acre.
FRED B. cUsHMAN. WI. s-eoll
Mr.. GAINEsvILLE-Por rent: zoo
acres rich grexing land. well
fenced. 6-rTn. house, bath. cleo
tricity and water, Necessary OUT
S SSSiIsin r. Al Sl4 slSo per mo- ia 2
POTOMAC HUNT AREA; An estate
for horse lovers; modern home,
40 acres. $4,000 or submit
offer, terms. BARBARA q. ROSS,
Broker, WI. S-D16l.
SHENANDOAH RIVER FARM. Il9
acres, approx. mile frontage on
river; 30 acres hay: pond stocked
with fish: airiield with 2 plane
hangers. 6-room- and-bath house;
liy. rn,, 81 II. by rs II with fire.
place, beamed ceiling; new barn,
40x60: asking $4,000, PETERS
REALTY. Route /, Vienna. Va,
SHENANDOAH VALLEY - sac so
an acre buys 100 acres secluded
woodland retreat; panoramic view:
abundance deer and turkey; large
spring and stream; Is miles west
OF Winchester: $3.50 down. easy
terms. Also, smaller tracts, Call
OWNER Winchester, MO. 2-s434.
SNAIL NRkIr sEc a,I,Olno WEEKEND WEE RE.
sRge , jT s..7 ysi s0od house OWN
Southern Maryland
MANOR HOUSE. built 1900, soms
restoration needed. .structurally
sound. Spacious grounds. old trees,
and box, tenant house. stable. "a
mi. 10 d. c.; $4,000.
.RIvERFRONT FARM-Old center.
hall 6-rm .-and-bath house; = to.
bacco barns, nut grove. 'ge. level
fields; panoramic view; share
cropper; 1877 acres; $4,000.
VILLAGE LIFE--Lge. comfortable
house, Al cond., all modern con
yeniences; lge. yard; % mi. te
PRIVATE VALLEYS acreg, old
house. new barn; top-notch to.
bacco land; wide branch. mature
FARMHOUSE, 9 rms, bath. porches
good outbuildings: nice surround'
ings and pleasing view over roll
ing tobacco fields; rs mi. TO D. c
E. Steuart Vaughan
Prince Frederick. Nd. Phone 1927
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-11-08
Howard County, Md.

PAUL B. BEARD. REALToR
20 acres development land must
be sold. Act now. Located neal
new Route % and Hopkins Lab
Priced $500 per acre. This Is
steal. -
acre or more; beautiful building
lots on or near new Route 20,
" acre; brick ramblers; , and 4
bedrms., kitchen fully equipped
full Easements; all thoroughly
modern. Priced from Sl6'5oO to
Large and small farms: anything
in real estate. Call Atlas 6-2l64
OF toward 5-2l14.
INDIAN HEAD AREA-FARMS al
a farmers price. Large 9-rm
farmhouse with mod. kit, bath
tenant house, tobacco barns. nee
farm bldgs.: over 81 acres; S23.'
900. ALSO sml. farm with IA acres
has nice 6-rm. home: 1,2O0 #, or
new hwy. These farms are idea
for home or invest purp. Blu 3
2S2S, Blu. 3-2434, FORTIN RLTY
INVESTMENT: 5000 acres a S19
All woodcA. Cut over 3 years ago
Rough, hilly, streams: / mill
JAMES River frontage; Bucking-
ham Co., Va; $4,000 dn.. bal
over 10 yrs. Phone Alex, TIE. g.
Abb, BROOKS AGENCY, Orange,
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