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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27

tests whose intent 1t has been
to determine whether a man
is saved or unsaved," wheth-
er he is to be reckoned with
believers or unbelievers. with
the orthodox or unorthodox,
when all the while 1t seems to
have escaped the notice Of
dogmatic guardians of eccle-
siastical gates that the cri-
terion a nnounced by the
Master regarding the final
judgment ignores most Of the
standards and requirements
men have set up.
In the classic depletion by
Jesus of the final judgment
of the accepted and the re
jected, the sheep and the
goats, the amazing concep-
ton is that against those who
are pilloried as guilty, no bill
of indictment is brought as
to any crimes committed.
Sins of commission do not
figure in the condemnation,
but sins of omission most
certainly do. The unrecog-
nized sins of the so-called
good are the decisive factors
in the verdict rendered, for
II was endangered and We
gave me no meat, naked and
We clothed me not, sick and
in prison and We visited me
not" Upon this vast screen
there is pictured for all the
world to see, "sins Of omis-
SION"
One Of the most vital
stories ever told we call THE
Good Samaritan" but with
that significant n narrative
ringing in your mind did you
ever notice that in it the
matchless teacher utters no
TRADE against the lack Of
adequate police protection
along the robber infested
Jericho road. He made no
arraignment of the criminals
who waylaid and wounded
the traveller. But he does
point an accusing finger at
two good" men on their way
to church who, witnessing
the plight Of the assaulted
traveller, did nothing. They
passed by on the other side.
The story is to illustrate not
Just the practical religion Of
the helpful Samaritan who
put his strength at the dis
posal of the one who was in
need.
AS we gaze with disdain at
the priest and the Levite
hurrying by, with "Unat-
tempted loneliness" the
parable of the Good Samari-
tan could also be called THE
guilt of the good"
OF the one who in his
matches parallels was al
ways warning against sins Of
omission a great hymn re-
minds us
From tender childhood's
helpleSsnesS,
From ,Ooman'S grief, mans
burdened toll,
From furnished souls, from
SORROWS stress,
His heart has never knoUn
recoil.
To Him whose compass
sionate face is glimpsed in
these lines the one unpar-
donable sin is to go through
our brief day with dire
human need touching our
elbows and then to have Him
say to us at last, you do not
belong to me because written
deeply across your earthly
record is Uninterrupted Love-
lineSS'."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27

That Washington was akin
to a boom town 100 years
ago is reflected in an item
in The Star on october 3,
1859: THE Federal Metrop-
oils has improved in the way
of the addition Of many first
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so Years Ago

Grandiose plans were being
drawn for Theodore Roosevelt
Island so years ago. The Star.
on October 2, 1909, reported:
"Analostan Theodore Roose-
velt) Island was sold today to
a syndicate of Chicago CAPT.
talists and will be transformed
at once into a great amuse-
ment exposition. ready to
offer entertainment to all
Washington next summer and
throughout the years which
will follow. Laborers will
be started next week at the
task Of clearing away all un-
derbrush and removing the
debris of various floods from
the lower levels Of the
island. :"
The idea Of single-winged
aircraft was being tested so
years ago. The Star, on Oc-
tober 2, 1909, said: Stanley Y.
Beach Of the Scientific Ameri-
can has constructed q mono
plane that he expects to enter
in some Of the events at the
Hudson-F ulton celebration
before the flights of the week
are over. The monoplane
was constructed at Morris
Park, N. j., and the trials
have all been held quietly in
the early morning. 1t is the
first monoplane to be flown
in this country. . :"
Washington was battling
for a public show so years
ago. too. On September "a,
1909, The Star said: "One
of the hopes expressed by
the Washington Aero Club.
for having the next aviation
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27

carnival mere, is an appro.
priation by Congress to help
swell the guarantee fund.
1t was stated by Charles j.
Bell, one of the Washington
representatives at the Curtis
lunch, that DR.. Zahm, secre-
tary Of the Aero Club, and Q
member of the special COM
mittee for securing the meet
for Washington, has asked
the cooperation Of Norfolk
on the matter. :"
rs Years Ago
The "Tri-State Gang" was
back in the news Is years
ago. On September 20, 1884,
The Star reported, in a story
from Richmond: 1.-TWO gang
Sters convicted of a gangland
holdup murder here and sem
fenced to death escaped from
the Richmond Jail today in
what was reported to be an
outside job in which two
policemen and a guard were
reported shot. Both were
alleged members of the no.
torious tri-State gang, headed
by William B. Phillips, who
was slain by Washington po-
lice. A general radio call
summoned all Richmond po-
lice and detectives in pur-
suit. :"
Another statue was in the
works Is years ago. On Oc-
tober l, 1884, The Star de-
clared: "A statue honoring
Albert Gallatin, Secretary Of
the Treasury from 1901 to
1914, will be dedicated next
year on the south steps Of
the Treasury. alongside the
memorial to Alexander Ham
ilton. James E. Fraser,
who executed the Hamilton
statue, has been retained for
the Gallatin memorial, and
a contract with him is now
under discussion. Erection Of
the statue here will mark
the honoring of another Sec
rotary of the Treasury who
was of foreign birth. Hamil-
ton was born in the West
Indies, while Gallatin was a
native Of Switzerland"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-09-27
100 Years AGO

Condition Of Washington'S
streets was a matter Of con-
Germ a century ago. The Star.
on September 20, 1859, re-
ported: Among the repairs
necessary to be made annu-
ally, and which are least no
ticed by the authorities hav-
ing in charge the city i'm
provements. are the gutter
bridges. Numbers Of them
are out Of repair, and many
are gone altogether. leaving
the cutters as traps in which
the aged and inf1rm are fire.
quently caught and injured.
AS the city is now in
funds, why not expend a
small amount to repair these
bridges and thus secure the
Corporation against the pos
sibility Of a lawsuit that
might cost the city a heavy
sum?"
Police broke up a pending
duel 100 years ago. On Sep
TENDER 80, 1859, The Star
chronicled: Yesterday intel
ligence was received in this
city that a hostile meeting
was contemplated between
S. B. Paul, Esq. editor of the
Petersburg (Va.) Press, and
Col. T. B. Goode. independ-
ent candidate for Congress
in the Petersburg district.
Officers were dispatched to
await their arrival, and Mr..
Paul was arrested at VIII
lard's hotel, by officers Kim
ball, Wise and Allen. Of the
independent police. He was
taken before Justice Dom,
who required security for
peace in the sum of $4,000.
Messrs. w. T. Smithson, F.
w. Risque and DR.. Garnett
became the security"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-06-14
BY SHEILAH GRAHAM
North American Newspaper Allianc.
HOLLYWOOD.-Art Ii

HOLLYWOOD.-Art Linketter will Aim
three People Are Funny shows in Europe this
summer-in Moscow, West Berlin and Paris
Art takes of June 10. . &. Alan Young will star
for NBC this coming season in daytime comedy
show. Alan was one of the TV pioneers and
hopes things won't be as hectic this time around
-. And Paul Douglas, a TV series holdout up to
now, Is deciding which of the three filmed TV
series to choose Each calls for 80 half hour films
at $4,000 per show plus percentage
Something new is being added to Chester in
GunSmoke. Dennis Weaver, who plays Matt
DillOns shadow, will sing and strum the guitar
in number OF next seasons episodes. d.. Hand
some young Englshman Roger Moore lost five
pounds in his parka during the heat while Aim
ing his TV series, The Alaskans last week. He
recommends the parka in summer for reducing!
Eddie OBrien, so pounds lighter than last
year, follows his Last Voyage" movie in Japan
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Hollywood Report
LinkIetter to Tour Europe

with TV series, Johnny Midnight. Eddie's
wife actress Olga San Juan, will appear in some
of the shows-her first acting in eight years.
Bob Stack, currently in Japan co-starring
with OBrien in "The Last Voyage" will be back
in time to start his Desilu TV series, The Un-
touchables, August l.
Gene Barry will make $4,000 this summer
in personal appearances before resuming Is Bat
Masterson in the fall. :. Piper Laurie, who did
George Bernard Shaws Caesar and Cleopatra"
on the @. E. Theater this season, viii do the
authors "St. Joan" in the same series for next
fall. Richard Miles and sister Gigi Perreau
are scheduled as regulars on Betty Hutton's new
Golde TV show.
Florida Friebus, last on Broadway with
Deborah Kerr in Tea and Sympathy" plays
Dwayne Hickman's mother in The Many Loves
Of Dobie ellis, to be seen on CHS for q year
starting this September. While Bob Denver
of the Dobis ellis show answers an Army
draft call June Is.
Evening star., 1959-12-30
HELP WOMEN

SECRETARY, legal experience: SlOO
per week; start Immediately. Elk
Evening star., 1959-12-30
(cONTINUBl
ANTIQUES

Antiaues-Our one and only great
sale Of the year at
WALTER REED ANTIQUE SHOPS
Today through January
At 6640 Ga. Ave. NV.
10 AM. to 9 PM
Olney Shop open holidays and
Sundays only,
Pine dry sinks and hutch cup
boards: walnut, pine and cherry
beds; drop-leaf tables. mahogany
and walnut chairs, pine dough
boxes, pine and walnut desks,
early pine long bench, marblG-top
tables and waShstandS, French
and English grandfather clocks:
shelves filled 10 capacity With
HaViland. Canton, Imari, Rose
Medallion, ironstone, clocks, it-
canters, mechanical snks, blue
and green WedRewood, cut glass
goblets. wines, colored glass, brass
and copper: windows filled with
onion Nielsen, salt boxes, coffee
pots, plates, cups and kitchen
ware: lamps Of every description
all over the shop.
A magnificent collection Of choice
items, all early and all perfect,
at ereatly reduced sale prices.
Ample parking.
WALTER REED ANTIQUE shops
6640 Ga Ave. NV. and Olney. No.
TU. 2-2127 and WA 4-4O2i
REnRM IIV PM nTNTNG ApFA
Evening star., 1959-12-30

HEATER. SPACE, uses Kerosene
Sears Roebuck. in excel. cond
both in appearance and opera
ton: will heat large area; fiue
will take S35 or best offer foi
quick sale. L. P. STAFFORD (RAM-
BIER, S507 ColesVille rd., sil.
Spg.. Nd. JU. 9-s40O.
Evening star., 1959-12-30

PIANO. RimbaIl: case, bench and
keyboard excel. eond. Yours for
cost of sd and hauling. Ii. g.
249S, 1S45 @ st. sc.
Evening star., 1959-12-30

HEATERS-Oil space, ranges, elee-
tric and gas. Compare prices
SEARS BASEMENT. 4500 wis ave
Evening star., 1959-12-30
RELP MEN AND WOMEN
(coNTINUEo)

H0USEMAN and truck drivers,
SO: counLergtrls, etc, SIS AET-
Ma AGENCY, 1883 You st. NV
RESID. iGR, for small hotel room
tnS house: hotel exper req: sal
plus apt. For info. apply 1872
@ st. NV. RE. lisp, 9-5.
COL0RED-REAL ESTATE-Sales-
men o. saleswomen. experienced
or inexperienced. Call Ii. 3-2374
or co 5-352l ewes
Evening star., 1959-12-30
HELP-BcriESTIe

CHILD CARE and R.h.w.: live in
week ends cnly; in doctors home
Cav So 3-oo55
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NEW
STROUT
Fall Catalog

,UST OUT FREE chock full Of
bargalnsl Over $500 properties
described, 20 States, coaSt-to-
coast EQUIP. and uneouip.
farms, summer, retirement homes,
etc, boarding houses. hunting
camps, motelS. resorts, stores,
etc, etc; many with low down
payments; pictures galore: easy
LARGEST Get YOUR COPY 70.
throlSh sTRoUT Realty. ifss.
n, Woodward Bldg, Washington,
Sterling 3-37s4.
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FARMS
tcoNTlNUEpl

BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED in Fair.
fax County, Va on Route 80
about 4 mi, west Of Ramp wash
inEton, l25 acres with 3-bedrm,,
2-bath residence (furn), Gear
earage with apt. above, barn and
other farm buildings. Streams in
nelds and Ice, pond stocked with
blue Gill and bass: about 100
acres fenced pastures; beautiful
view. Of mountains, Ideal for ex-
eeutiye OF Chantilly Airport.
Avail. after Sept. i, minimum q
year lease; 5000 mo. will make
reasonable changes or additions
TO suit lessee. Shown bV appt.
Call MR., HELLER, tn. 2-bl76
BLUEMONT, vA.-Beautiful l9-acre
tract mostly wooded, In this
desirable area. Arm, house with
bSmt, other Lee. bldgs., beautiful
lawn and trees, good roads. SILL
$50, terms. ia S.IOOB
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FARMS


NEAR DAMAscUS-6-rm. dwell
ing; all mod; IN baths; orchard
OF fruit; Gear garage; on 4 acres.
Priced at Sl3,950.
NEAR DAMAscUS-ll2 acres. 30
stall mod, dc. barn, stream. 10
acres OF woods, S-rm. mod. house
Priced at S3s,bO0, terms.
POTOMAC AREA, mr.. Rockville
ll3-acre farm, 2 dwellings, Just
right for subdivision; 81 200 per
acre. owner Will finance,
Many other good buys on homes,
farms, lots and aereage.
KEN McGREW REAL ESTATE
l1ba +. Diamond ave, Gathers
burg, Md. WA. $1,000, Po. 2-g633:
ewes, WA. 6-Ob7l, GA. 4-5256.
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Frederick County stock
farm, in Point OF Rocks area.
Good barn, large house,
needs extensive repair. Ex-
cellent pond, a very practi-
cal grazing farm for beef
cattle. $4,000.
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Southern Maryland
Waterfront

Do you like to do 1t yourself? You
can save several thousand dollars
on this 100000 home-not yet
completed. Red tile construction,
one and one-half stories. ArteSian
we'll. Situated near Point Lookout.
All the privileges Of a near beach
Tor hshing, Grabbing and bathing.
It is yours for small down pay
ment and you will have when
completed, the most outstanding
home in the community.
three and one-half
acres-part OF the old Riverwood
Farm. Sandgates Road. One acre
cleared-balance in timber. Use Of
picnic area and beach. $1,000.
Patuxent River. opposite Broom's
Island. One OF the most beautiful
views and locations on the river.
Four bedrooms, two large stone
1teplaces, 9x20 screened patio.
One and one-half bath plus shower
in the basement. Artesian we'll.
Very large wooded lot: for retire
ment or Just gracious living. You
can md none better; price,
J. E. Caps, Realtor
Lexington Park, Nd.
Phone: Volunteer 2-54l1
Sunday and Ewes, Franklin 3-o2R0
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
OWNER NEEDS Cash

Make him an offer on this beauti-
already built, 95 II. on waterfront
BLANKENsHIP REAL ESTATE
IA. S-O4g7 ia. 1920
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NO CHARGE

ior having q look, we think Won
VIII like them: 'VN
~ ACRES, good level land. 400
5eet hard road, $3.50 per acre.
80 ACRES. virgin land along
seneca Creek, close in. $500 per
80 ACRES, with $4,000 worth of
improvements, half mile Of county
road trontage, $4,000,
l25-ACRE FARM near Rte. 24o
interchange. Ions hard road 'front.'
age, Broom house. 4Ox6O barn
s sna al al outbuildings. In soil bank.
215-ACRE FARM in high state of
cultivation and easily kept rented,
S-room and bath main home, >
modern tenant houses, barn and
outbuildings in good condition.
One Of Montgomery's best, 1865
65-ACRE FAMILY HOME, 4 he'd
rooms. den, l "a baths: pond. Ideal
Tor large family, $4,000 cash re-
MANY, MANY OTHERS. Tell US
your needs.
ROMER q CO. Realtors
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VACATION PLACES
BETHANY BEACH. DEL-Rrsez,

BETHANY BEACH. DEL.-Breeze.
way, ocean-front apis; Central
ave; avail. Aug. Dickinson 1866.
BETHANY BEACH, DEL. Ocean
'front.' 1-2 bedrm. furn. apts.;
aValI. Aug, Sept. ia. 1854.
MACS HEAD AREA-Modern, 2
Dedrm., 2 bath home. Avail. Aug.
Z. $50 wk. CO. 5-3640 evenings.
5sRM. COTTAGE; furn.; near
shenandoah River. 5-min. drive
70 morse racing in Charles Town,
W. Va $4,000. Contact Donald
garter, Inwood, W. Va. CA.
RIM. MODERN FURN. HOUSE
sleeps 5 to o, Aug. Is thru Sept.
Phone ss2s. EVERETT THOMAS.
BOX 244, Rehoboth Beach, De,
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SO ACRES, ,25O-FT. WATER
FRONT; Calvert Co.-ThiS is your
chance to purchase an outstanding
property; has z rms, bath, all-yr
home with full bsmt, oil h.-w h :
estate sale: must be sold. H. T.
RANDOLPH, RE. 6-46SS
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SUM MER CAMPS

HUNTING, New Brunswick, Canada,
reas. rates; 2 deer and bear limit,
Season-Oct.. Nov. IA. S-S722
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ga ACRES

Boyd's area. Rambler Of
8 rms, Living rm., dining
nm, 3 bedrms.. kitchen.
bath, oil heat. carport, ex-
cellent location with view.
Well handicapped, partly
wooded. 8 miles Acc, 25
miles downtown. Price,
$4,000.
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE


SHORT TERM second trust Of $50.
600 secured on valuable commer.
clal property with triple-A ma.
tlonal tenant. Box 424-E, Star.
YOU WANT 40Fo to SOC discountS7
invest $1,000 to $4,000. See or
CAL BUDNEY, 10. $3.50; ewes,
$2,35O, 2nd trust; pay S35 mo, SCI
mt behind new $3.50 B&L LIST:
nr. 24th and M SITS. NV; commI.
zone. $3.50. RIA. 3-5545.
$500 l-yT.. gen. collateral note
secured by 2nd trust. Price, $4,000:
euarS. 20ee. For info. JU. S-33Sn.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09

OPPORTUNITY TO purchase 1853
acres OF River I'd, property. Many
excellent building knobs, high
ground, mostly clear. Some woods,
stream. Perfect sites for quality
residences on > to 5-acre tracts
In Potomac area. 3,O0O-ft. 'front.'
age on River I'd; 5000 feet on
Esworthy I'd. Price, $4,000,
terms, Call Mrs. Fahy, OIL, 3
22bS. W. c. a. A. N. MILLER
Dew co, EN- c-4404
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READY-TO-GO

For developers or builders, approxl-
mately 100 acres with sewer,
water and gas at property. in a
popular expanding area OF near
by Fairfax Co. Get a head-start
on the 80 boom. Good price and
excellent terms.
Dorothy K. Winston & Co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
Call Mrs. Adams,
t1A1 a Onnn
Howard County. Md

AtIas B-2336, yves.
PIERRE G. DUGAN ?. NEPHEW
Baltimore l. Tel. Vernon 7-O454
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UPPER MONTGOMERY
COUNTY


Poolesville area. attractive
b-rm. maSonry-type ram
bier. with screened porch.
living rm. 27x15 with fire.
place, dining rm., 3 bedrms.,
Ia baths; kitchen with
range and REFRIGERATOR.
Laundry with washer, drier
and ironer; 1S-cu. 1T. deep
freezer: garage, oil heat.
Excellent location, on hard
road; 80 miles downtown,
8 miles ACC. Price. $4,000
(terms).
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tcoNTlNUEpl

BUILDERs-camden
$4,000 for ali. Also. several
rambler sites In Hillcrest area.
Priced right. MORRIS REALTY,
LII. 2-338., LII. l-4772.
ATTENTION BUILDERS = Foggy
Bottom, 26th st., suitable Town
houses. Reasonable, WO. 6-3Sl6.
BUILDERS AND IN
VISITORS - = lots, each iOOx2O0
feet, corner, Columbia pike and
oxford st. Utils. avail. owner
sick Must sell, Call BLANKEN-
SHIP REAL ESTATE, ia. S-0497,
ATTENTION SMALL BUILDERS
Four la-acre lots, water and sew
er recorded and ready to go: 300
ORBIT REAL ESTATE co.
XII. s-5l06, ask for Mr.. Tapley.
BEAUT. HoMEsITEs. MONT. co.
EIsENAcHER REALTY, JU. s-5556
BEAUTIFUL LEVEL LOT, some
wooded, IL miles from the Dis
trict line. Water, roads, curbs In.
Bus service out Route so to High
Bridge I'd, left "a mi, right TO
the lot
BROCK HALL, Pr, Geo. Co,-New
section opened We are pleased
TO announce the opening OF Sec
tlon 3. Beaut. wooded 1-acre
homesites Ia few larger tracts are
still avail). Only 20 min. to Chesa-
peake beaches, ID. c. and Bladens-
burg, Brock Hall is the outstand-
ing development OF acreage estates
In. Pr. Geo. Co. Loo. on the Largo-
Marlboro I'd. IND. 202l 3 mi
north OF Marlboro. Your invest
ment protected BY covenants and
building restrictions. Prices are
reas. Liberal terms are available
NJ LEO sToRCH DEVELOPERS,
SIP. $4,000.
DEVELOPERS = o5
acres; sewer and water. Write for
economical development; "a miles
from District line. 1000 feet north
OF Central ave. In Prince GEORGES
County $4,000 per acre This will
not be available long at this price
3-R240.
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FARMS
wv WA7 ACRES

w, VA.-I ACRES
River bottom, 6-rm. house, bath
garage, outbldgs., good view, elosl
town $4,000; down, $1,000.
w. VA.-52 ACRES
Practically new 7-rm. brick; bath
furnace, large bsmt,; sets higf
overlooking lake: block barn; good
view; 90 mi, to d. c.: $4,000 dn
w. VA.-2l4 ACRES
Cattle: so q. alfalfa; GOOD = rms,
, large fireplaees; cattle barns
all outbldgs. a. all fenced. . largI
ponds, stocked; oil lease pay
Sl07 year; taxes, S35: 4 mi. Il
Romney; lust on Rte. so; S16,'
900; down $1,000.
w. VA.-665 ACRES
River bottom; cattle or dairy; 3,
rm. house; barn. Sllo, outbldgsH
fenced soil conservation says beSt
In W. M. A.: handle $50 cattle
Just on Route 50i 90 miles Il
PA.-l40 ACRES
Cattle or. dairy; 2 houses, one
rms, tiled bath, barn, running
water In all buildings; all fenced
toheS o.VSANus un pOtn hlutS OF
m hard to rf s. cslo'Oooi term" o.
EUGENE P. NIXON
sat, Sun. 30l-PA. 4-49g7
$50 ACRES, rs mi. south Of Wash.
Spotsylvania County, Va; good
hunting. excel. lake site. Priced
S5,SbO; terms arranged so. g.
B423
80 ACRES, in secluded valley, be.
yond Warrenton. near sperryviiIe
Va,-Beautiful Groom residence,
partially restored: 4 fireplaees,
stream and pond site; best section
$4,000. OWNER, IA. 7-7062.
2 ACRES, 5-rm. dwelling, metal
roof, good we'll, about rs mi
south ID. c.; $500 dn., $50 mo
BROKER, TIE. e-4i3I.
ss ACRES, cropped in corn, hay
and garden; some woods and 4
creek; Groom house; inside. toilet
and shower: .7b-foot block poultry
house; pa hrs. drive OF WASH
ington. Beautiful view Of Blue
Ridge Mts. Write MRS. RUTH
DAVIES. Route /. Box AZ, Gettys-
burg, Pa. Phone 2l34-X2.
20O-AcRE dairy and stock farm;
wash-type 22-sta. barn and extra
3: barn; stone house, good water
6b-AcRE farm, no improvements;
half mile front paved road; large
meadow with big stream; some
high level land: wonderful piano.
rama: $500 an acre.
50-ACRE farm: grand meadow with
big stream; attractive modern
rsnchotype home in woods; garage;
4?-AcRE farm on Q roads: 1o.rm
house. h. and b.. big. barn and
outouildfngs; attractive patio,
some woods: S35, 900.
3 ACRES; paved road front; 7-rm
modern brick house: gear garage;
small barn; S19,50O.
] ACRE, main St. Mt. Airv: 2 apt
home; excel cond.; garage, city
water: real buy, Sl7,bOO.
TELEPHONE MT. AIRY, 231
JOHN ]. PRICE, Ritz, Mt. Airy
174-AcRE DAIRY FARM, s-room
main house, S-room tenant house,
both with bath and running water;
5000 barns, outbuilding and sllo,
long road frontage: S55, 900.
4 4-acre farm, 7-room home, with
bath: good barn: $4,000.
Mt. Airy 34s; Sundays and eve.
nings, call Fulton Z, Green, sales
man, Mt. Airy o43-J-4
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
Second Mortgage Loans
REAL ESTATE WANTED

A BUYER, cash today or will sell,
rent for You. Free appraisal VIII.
6-197O, DICKEY,s, AP. 7-sOsO.
A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS. Ii. $4,000
SOUTHEAST REALTY co.
FARM IN NORTHERN VIRGINIA
No agents. Box 437-E, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09

CHANGE TO REALLY LIvEi
ONLY S. 500

home on corner lot; liy
and ser. porch Ideal water privi
Small down payment.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
=. H. WlgIleIu, NJ. 7-l32S
l ACRE or 1000 ACRES
PAUL B. GANIEY

BUU WiIson Pr, Frederick, Nd.
Rep. s. E. BOGLEY. INC.
Realtors. Rnckville Nd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-09
Home, IA Acres; Mr.. Lake

Only . mi. to 4,500-acre lake with
6b-mile Shoreline, beautiful rec
Ieatlonal area, many varieties
nsh, wonderful water sports, pic
mic grounds and parks, winter
SPORTS excellent hunting on
place at village edge: about half
tillanle; variety fruit; good S-rm
dWelling; bath. cleo, gas, phone
and porch; shaded lawn. flowers:
garage with 3-rm. apt, barn
poultry house; sacrifice price
1900; Harland Moon, STROUT
REALTY 3l4 National hwy
", 5. 400, La Vale, Cumberland
Mo: New Bargain Lists Mailed