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BALTIMORE
LIVESTOCK
.BALTrMoRE.

UsDAl .A8seEly Livestock Ro ,ari
Cattle and calves: Compared 10 last
week siaughter steers and heifers o5-
cents ID. cows 5o esis s aDs:l' SSs
instances 90 higher. bulls xairiy
steady. vealers fully Steady 10 "a
cents HIGHER. instances 90 higher on
good. stockers and feeders uneveniy
on e Teshss over 9oo lbs: 0i Mo asySes
load ana . lots s4T-I lie Is sSefase
and h:gh choice SLAUGHTER steers
se:7s.30.6o. LIE 10 lot AZ $3.50
IS ssF 81. sOs. PINE ss9 ia sa sodS ~ z
lots mixed 5000 and choice included
standard and low GOOD 26 0o-s7 IS;
several lots s00-955 ID good to choice
slaughter heifers. 25.50-2s 90. choice
standard and low GOOD % 1925 so:
utility cows Ie.25-22 90. few com.
mercial 2200-23 90, Gamers and
cutters l7.75,19.55; few cutters e, 90
esrly In week. light eennsrs 800
divSGas S ~ 70 SS fsS sV csn .g ana md
cutters 1o.00-23 so.
80 O0-37 90. choice 35, 90: several lots
74s-998 ID. choice feeder steers rs. 30
30. 90. bulk so0-i10s 10. good and
choice 81 90 Is, 90. IS head Shipment
100 lbs. included at 27.s5. T00.12l7
ID. mixed medium and good 25.OO-2s 90
according 70. weisht. load 722 ID. com
mon to mostly medium 2e.75. ] lot 633
load 452 ID. GOOD and choice stock
steer calves IS 90. several lots 1851 2
ID. largely medium stock steers and
steer calves 2s0O-3e %. load 6a4 ID.
common. TO mostly medium $500 late
and . lots -443-49o ID. common and
medium stock heifer calves 90 b0-26. so.
HOES; Compared to last Thursday
Instances 1878 cents higher mostly on
weishts over 23o lbs. sows about
No i.e 10000 Is. butchers ute sy 1ss III
Monday. in closing trade mixed No. | .
and No, Ia ls0-220 ID. butchers one
price at 1850. few lots No % 23g-
"a ID. 15.75-17O0. mostly Is.25-f5
. lots mainly No. -. 1915 ID 1929
and 1900 respectively, mixed No ] 4
a00-500 lb. sows l3.25-14 so, few 500
lbs. or under 14.75.
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CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Mar. 81 fAPl.-Tradins
in grain futures appeared to have
pointed up again this week the reality
that so long as there are huge sur
pluses the Government price, supports
are ceilings over the market instead
OF floors under 1t.
The broad eains Of q week ago
which went to new highs for the sea-
son in some contracts exhausted all
the push they could muster 1t those
levels as supplies Of wheat and corn
The advances Ses- sent he market "T To-
levels about equal TO Government loan
figures at some points and while they
did not seem to have ENCOURAGED Q
general move toward redemptions Of
considerably more liberal movement Of
grains from elevators and producers
into commercial channels.
That squelched the bullishness in
both corn and wheat. Oats and rye,
however. added moderate gains in o
soybeans finished the week barely
steady after q succession Of ups and
downs Influenced by various reports
on the probable acreage to be planted
TO the crop this year. 1t Is the only
major commodity for which the trade
demand through the next crop year;
In the cash market, wheat declined
steadily throughout the week and wae
on as much as 63s cents . bushel a
the extreme and 3h cents at best
On Friday, cash dealers bid 2.0Sfa-llat
for No. . hard compared with 2.14sS
| last Monday.
Cash corn. however. maintained q
Wheat futures were Y cent higher
to Ia lower than q week ago. May
2.04h-3s; corn h-7s lower. MAJ
lIdsis.s.h; pats ss-ls higher; ma,
soybeans h-l cent higher. Mao 2.24h-
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N. Y. COTTON

NEW YORK. Mar. II (APJ.-cottop
futures prices followed q narrowly r.
regular course this week and closed in
ss IsU hieher ground. Active con-
from 80 cents 70 81 a bale.
The largest gains were scored By the
nearer months which. frmed on buy
ing ~ traders who look for 4 tight
supply OF free cotton before the new
crop comes 70 market. There was also
some switehing 70 the nearer months
I10 ms more distant positions,
pront taking and--in the case OF The
distant months-light hedge selling.
The ofncial Government estimate Of
Gotten consumed BY United States
,aiIs Y renruary vas somewhat larger
shans. ~ srx ne New York Cotton tx.
A. $4,000 bales for the four weeks
FEBRUARY. l-2S. the Government fgure
compared with Q total Of 6eS, 900 BALE
~ the preeedinE four weeks and $40.
OOO from FEBRUARY 2 70 March l last
year. This brought the total for the
nrst w weeks Of the current crop year
70 4.Sg7.OO0 bales VS.. 4.603,0OO at the
same time last season,
DOMESTIC use Of cotton in February
AVERAGED $4,000 bales per day, COM
pared with . daily rate of $4,000 the
previous month and $4,000 In Feb
Exports Of United States cotton hay,
declined sharply, however. Exports
for the week ended Tuesday were esti.
mated BY the exchange at SIS, 900 bales
vs.. 30, 900 the preceding week and 49,
900 in the year-ago week, bringing
the seasons total to 1.e62, 900 balei
W. 5.oo4.O0O year ago.
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Home Federal Savings
Opening Quarters

president since 1949 Of the
nearly $40 million institution,
Phillips q Builder
Mr.. Phillips has had his own
Office at 927 Fifteenth street
NV. AS a builder, he has beer
responsible for development Of
Briarcliff and Berkeley, resi-
Dental areas in northwest. He
became a director Of Home
Federal In 1914.
Mr.. Raymond recalled that
in l947. the association had
assets Of only slightly over
100000. Because 1t has grown
In the intervening years to as
sets Of nearly $40 million. need
for the expanded space arose.
Mr.. Raymond, who was for
merly with the National Met
ropolitan Bank and later with
the Foreign Funds Control Di-
vision Of the Treasury, has
been vice president Of Home
Federal since 1855. He is a
former president Of the WASH
ington Chapter of the Ameri-
can Savings and Loan Institute,
and the Society of Savings and
Loan Controllers,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-22

CASUALTY
COMPANY

OF Chicago, Illinois on the 31st day Of
December. 1855.
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Oil Well Brought In
so Miles From Puris

PARIS. Mar. 81 (AP)-
About $50 gallons Of oil spouted
forth in an hour and a half
from a well 60 miles from
Paris. the French Shell Oil Co.
said yesterday.
The drilling has been going
on for six weeks near Nogent-
sur-Seine. The French Shell
and two other French oil COM
panies have prospecting rights
over the southeastern zones Of
the Paris region.
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BY WILLIAM A. MULLEN
star stan Writer

The Home Federal Savings
and Loan Association viii open
for business tomorrow morning
at its new location in the South
ern Railway Building, Fifteenth
and K street NV. It is
moving this week end.
John U. Raymond, executive
vice president. said in moving
from the old address. 93l Fiji
tenth street NV, the associa-
ton will gain more than twice
the office space 1t has occupied
since l947.
Tomorrow, Tuesday ant
Wednesday. the association will
have extended business hours
from o am. to z pm. After
that. regular hours of 8 am. to
4 PM, Mondays through FRI
days, will be observed.
Home Federal now joins
Washington's Financial Row"
along X street. where many9h-
nancial houses have been
moved. Mr.. Raymond said.
Ticket Office Moved
The renovation job. which
has been under way for months.
was handled by Hoggson Bros.
Of New York. which specializes
in financial institution design
and construction. The South
ern Railway formerly had q
ticket ONCE in the space that
Home Federal will occupy. The
ticket office has been moved
elsewhere in the building. Home
Federal will be on the ground
floor, with greater conveniences
for the public, officials said.
Frank S. Phillips. who has
been In the real estate business
here since 1922, Is the president
Of the association. which was
founded in 1897. He has been
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ADVERTISEMENT
hDVEhAASEMEN
HOW AFRIEND'S
ADVICE GOT ME-
$4,000
By Wall Street Journal
Subscriber

One day ! went to see a banker
friend about q loan. He asked
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ado they pay you weekly?"
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"Very weakly"I replied, try
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That was two years ago. I've
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Last year my income was
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II just wanted to thank you for
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s cTUANDF4HoE 81 81 T THE
MUTUAL LIFE
INSURANCE COMPANY

q q ws:hipstoni a r c. on the aist DAY
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Felix B. Stump Elected

Air America. Inc, contract
air carrier, has announced the
election of retired Admiral Felix
B. Stump as chairman Of the
firms board Of directors. He
succeeds the late Gen. Claire L.
Chennault.
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. U. 5. Bonds
Withstand
New Financing

NEW YORK, Mar. 81 (AP).-
The United States Government
bond market apparently with
stood rather well this week the
impact Of the Treasury's new
financing plans for "a billion.
Corporate securities were
markedly lower. Utilities. In
vestment quality issues and
industrials were OF rather
sharply. Rails drifted lower.
Only foreign dollar bonds re-
sisted the downtrend and they
could only hold their own.
Trading for the week
amounted to $35.557.500 par
value on the big board. down
from $37.s88.700 the previous
week. but sharply above $20.-
676.620 for the corresponding
week a year ago.
Dealings Light
Government bond dealings
were extremely light most of
the week as the bulk of in
vestors kept to the sidelines
awaiting the Treasury financ-
ing terms. Inclusion Of a 10
year 4 per cent bond in the 81
billion package caught Wall
Street by surprise.
Some experts guessed cor
rectly that the Treasury might
issue q long-term issue but most
held the opposite view. Many
believed nothing longer than a
three to five-year maturity
would be included.
Actually, the Treasury re-
opened the As Of 1869. original
" offered two years ago. for
$500 million in new subscrip-
tons at par next Monday. The
other issues were 50 billion OF
289-day Treasury notes and
SIS billion Of four-year 4 per
cent notes.
Price Of Is Drops
The Is Of 1869 closed Thurs
day, Just prior to the announce
ment, at a premium Of l0l 1882
bid. up 4i32 for the day. Fri
day they plunged as much as
! 1882. closing at 100 6/32 bid.
of / 8/32 for the day. Other
Treasury issues held their losses
to minor fractions.
For the week. the Govern
ment market, with the excep-
ton Of the Is Of 1869. closed
higher. The Is Of 1869 were
down 30j32 for the period.
Up 1882 were the IS of 1895 at
So bid. The Victory 21ss OF
December l972-67 added 12/32
at IS 24/32. Up 1882 were the
3Ns Of 1963-78 at 80 1882 and
the 31as Of 1890 at 90 30i32.
The 21as Of 1868 eked out a
gain Of 4I32 at 81 1889 bid.
The new financing markets
withstood fairly well this week
the impact Of new Treasury A.
nancing. At least price levels
didn't recede. That they held
steady was considered some
what Of an achievement by in.
vestment banking observers.
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TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK, Mar. 20 (APl-Closin
over. the-counter Treasury bonds.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23

We have other farms, estates and
listings. What are. your needsl
Cali John r. Hall, POolesville,
Sunday, Diamond 9-2661. Week
Gays; NJ ~ ;,,. S5TIo0,, CHESTER
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i2 g, s ssrss located y Sao !, no. spot
front, plans are drawn for ia
lots. Elect on prop. Accessibility
y excellent. "a hrs. TO D. c. Price
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY = $50.
s ssns ps;.a nov VII sns psnor %asni 3
river: IDEAL for golf course. insttu.
tiQnal use or rural subdivision;
mile Of road frontage. Only $3.50
PET eeres easy terms. CALL y g
I EsTATk' 70. a-dibi; eyes, Of
MONTGOMERY AND FREDERicE
- COUNTIES
NEAR Acc. q most unusual farm
with combination Early American
and modern home. ITO acres
house can. be purchased with AM
amount Of acreage. AL necessary
outRuildings on paved road, lonl
road frontage. Good subdivisloi
possibilities.
NEAR YREpERicK-Reduesd fol
quick sale. lovely 4-bedrm. spacl
gus restored brick-and-stone house
fun hsmt. In beautiful setting o
~ rolling acres on Monocac.
River: Al necessary cutbuildins
and garage with apt.
ypr farms - farmettes - countr,
homes In upper MONTGOMERY ami
Frederick Counties. ean
MANQvILL REALTY
CORPORATION
10, N-o440 .a
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SPECTATOR
Forming Syndicate
VA. MOUNTAIN FOREST

600 acres. 500 hsaSy timber. worth
On hard road, / mile railroad
Have 2, need 8 more ct $1,000
each. For 20% payment. Should
triple 8 years. Box 464-J, star.
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FARMS
tcoNIIhUEDD

BEAUTIFULLY SITUATED. in Pair.
fax County. Va. on Route 30,
about Z Mi west Of Kamp Wash,
lngton-i2b acres with 3-bedrm.,
2-bath residence lfurn.l; 81 cal
other farm buildings: streams In
fields and lge. pond stocked with
fenced pastures; beautiful view 81
mountains, Ideal for executive
o. rhantilly Airport. Avail. after
Sept. a: minimum 3-yeaT lease:
$500 month. win make reA.
sonahle changes or. additions q
E sS,l ls,:si IA. s s.saia p aDDt Cal
FAnMETTEl-7 acres and 5.Joom
home; z scr. porches: OIL heat;
fronting state road; only Sc 800,
b h1E ga, s6 6N alssszii. Hs'l!0r'
r5A ls,d11 sseEs. VIII tr.n,
central heat. AttractiVeiy land.
scaped. Anne Arundel County, "a
miles d. Q. S21.b00. Terms.
PARMErrE-5 acres with lie. IN,
sery .h ssrs hon home e:dIn, ~ bath
SS $.lS = i r: s h:%; y zsP' S
CHEAP FARM LANDAU o. par
o. 4b3 acres ct &l2o per acre
Farm buildingB: 1856 acres clesl
land. Streams and branch. Ann
Aa55gndsi County; ~ miles D. c
euhniKRs REALTY
Agents, Mr.. AND MRS. NoRul.ANr
rvs 0i1ss; Ma a.. I-3s 1S..
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FARMS
ARCHTTECT,S HOME

on % acres overlockins W
countryside. beautifully land,
sesped lawn: 3 patios: remodelet
With firpi. and i booksSe is' ste is. yM
din. rm. has picture window, stone
fioor and garden area; spaciou,
closet and storage area. Plans fol
additional bedrms. and bath
included. Spring-fed water system
pond.site. d. c. side Of Warrenton
5o ozX;ssS' FARM, $40 mi. fron.ss,
on 2 black top roads. 4 acrei
wooded. 6-bedrm. frame house II
nice cond. Masonry farm bldgs
house and utility. bldg. New since
and Is priced reasonably ct $1s,.
1SS g. ACRES Mr.. Amissyille, $3.50
acre. 100 acres with Y mi, front
age on o.. 8. 211 mr.. Amissville:
nice 4-bedrm. home. $4,000 Del
VI. from soil bank. S44. 900. SC
Just OF rte. S.. $160 acre. terms
CLARK REALTY a. INSURANCE
Warrenton, Va. Phone 1886
ASHTON. MD.-23-acre farm, sew.
eral streams, large cattle barn,
finest grazing land for beef cattle
or horses. Ideal children's camp
On hard road. Can be subdivided
Good investment. $4,000.
Modern 12-box-stall horse farm.
Modern home. 4 bedrooms, large
stream. several springs. 1855 acres.
$4,000. Call JOHN BURDOFT,
EV. 4-1946.
BRIGHTWOOD. va: FOR RENT
3-bedroom house with bath: IL
acres good farmland; ideal for re-
tired couple: 20 mi from wash:
low rent. $45 per mo. Box 267,
Silver Spring. Nd, 10. $3.50.
FARMETTE, 16 miles 70 d. c.
Spacious all-brick rambler, 8 lge,
bedrms.,. Q tiled baths, center hall
leads into lge. hv. rin. with mod
ern flrepl. in separate din. rn.,
complete kit. with YOUNGSTOWN
cabinets. utility room, patio and
gear garage, h.-w. heat, beauti-
fully Handicapped ground. This Is q
must see: price, $21. 900.
Il acres, with long. STRAIGHT road
iTSnssse comfortable Hort conssS ps
rep Il:r pr M,sn sis eass terms ns
Main street, La Plata, Md.-Stort
suitable for any type business,
complete with modern liv. quarters
and some equipment: price
Waldorf Area-65 acres level. well.
drained land, small old Colonial
house, 3 Ice. barns. springfield
stream. Joins restricted sub.
division; selling a. S1,250 pei
acre. fun price. $4,000, easy
terms.
Excellent investment. 1873 acres
with 40-ft. street already. built;
lge. white stone gravel deposit,
ready to develop; bargain at S125
per acre.
Over l6 acres gentle rolling land,
long road frontage; price, S4.95O,
terms.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY
I.pl.ta. Nd. e eSou. west s.ssss
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PROP. for sAlEIoFEIeEs, STUDIOS for RENT
(cokTNUEDl fcofUnUEDl

Az l! p.fL LocAfIoNlI, 81 .s az A. n,
vi ;s =: .;Si.':ssl .; 81 s;S 4
sg. s!'9 I:s . isSs e. .ss.i r: ~
BOWERS BIOS, Ap, 1-olO0.
a.6 ACRES. y. q. 60UNTXlTH-
$ near hs ss.I lsp y s.; SH ss:!i
NE: a-ibei, weekdays. JOHN n.
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rop SALE OR RENT

FOR SALE OR RENT
! Commercial: Shopping cen-
ter, business district located
in stafford County, 3lz miles
p. GstS so Ct 'front.' rnsds on Rssi
Is acres. Contains large
frf roh Dl ssiALE-commercial:
, Shopping center. business
district located in stafford
County, 3M miles north Of
Fredericksburg. 1,700 foot
front on Rte. i; 80 acres.
FOR SALE-Two acres,
800 foot front, 8 miles north
Of Fredericksburg; Rte. /.
FOR SALE-20es income
on your money annually, To-
Gated in Fredericksburg. 511
building, 30x135. Two stores
and apartment: automatic
heat, two bathrooms. Busi.
ness property for sale-renS
income: $150 per month.
SS FOR SALE OR RENT
Twenty miles north Of Fred:
ericksburg; large farm land
or business site. Eight-room
house, four farm buildings,
, well water approved. 55
acres, approximately 1000
foot front on Route. Dol
near the circle at the inter-
section Rte. 3 and SOL, King
GeorGe County 421 900.
ventional note.
Trade what you nave
FOR SALE OR TRADE: one
hundred and twenty-five
acres developing property,
one mile north Of Frederieks-
. burg Falmouth, Va. City
water. S150,000 equity.
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M. A. MARTIN, INC.
REAL ESTATE BROKERS
SIS Spring st. Herndon 4;
GOOD SENSE

- - - aALe .-e1.A ~
GOOD SENSE
would seem TO dictate q can or
Us IS specialists, for many year.
In land, acreage and farms. We
have what you want amongst oui
many hstings, or we ind Il foI
you. Impossible to advertise then
10 ACRES, GOOD level land. COZ
feet hard road; $500, terms,
90 ACRES. Seneca Greek. close IN
$500 per acre.
125-ACRE farm. near Rte. $40 IN.
terchange: long hard road; Earn
house. large barn and outbuild.
ings: In soil bank; $4,000,
90 ACRES with $685. 900 worth Of
Improvements, half mile county
road frontage; $4,000.
66-ACRE FAMILY HOME, 4 bed.
rooms, den, III baths, pond; So.
200 cash required.
21b-ACRH farm and one Of Mont.
gomefy's best. S-room main home
modern tenant houses, barn and
outbuildings In good condition,
$3.50 per acre,
RoMEE q CO., REALTORS
$50 N. Frederick. 0aithersburr
WI. 6-0092 or Waverly 0-223a
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UPPER MONTGOMERY
COUNTY
IL ACRES
BOYDS, MD.

Attractive rambler. living
I'm, dining rm., 2 bedrms.,
bath, modern kitchen. fully
equipped, oil h.-w. Dashboard
heat, full basement, screened
porch. Over 1.0O0-ft. 'front.'
age On state road. Cinder.
block barn, 2-car garage
property handicapped. Taxes,
$27O. An outstanding value
at $4,000. (Terms.)
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vAs-An unusual opportunity. 20-
acre farm. beautifully landscapsd
for the most discriminating buyer.
Tu. 2-eqb3.
W. VA.-52 ACRES
Practically new Term, brick, bath:
furnace: large bnmt.: sets high.
0yeflookine lake: block barn; good
view: 90 MI 70 d. c.: s5.006 On.
w. VA.-2l4 ACRES
Cattle: SO q. alfalfa; sood 8 rms.
2 large nreplaces: q cattle barns.
Al 9utbldss,; Al fenced: 2 large
ke@nsss sst lux ss- "a ks.. ST. E'l sis..
600: down. $1,000.
W. VA-665 ACRES
River bottom; cattle or dairy; g.
RIM. house: barn. silo, outbldeS.:
fneced: soil conservation says
cattle; !uit od Route 50. 90 miles
PA.-l4O ACRES F
Cattle q b.. dairy, 2 homes. q. one /, 9
water IN all buildings. an fenced;
ponds stocked on both sides OF
hard road: SIG. 800: terms: %
miles to d. c.
EUGENE p. NIXON
ss sisl san.. SOFA E.ss;i 4 ..s sss'4s
WATERFRONT-W. VA.
ZOE acres located in Q hot spot
for DEVELOPMENT. 5000 ft. Of river
front, plans are drawn for Ia
lots. Elect on prop. Accessibility
Is excellent. IN hrs. 70 D. G. Price
$4,000; terms.
FARMETTE-W. VA.
Ia acres; good .B-rm. house with
running water and elect. Lovely
view; price, $4,000. v down.
so ACRES-W. VA.
Lovely camp site or hunting lodee.
/ Adjacent TO Sleepy Creek State
Forest, containing $4,000 acres
Of hunting range. ~ hrs. 70 D.
O. Price, S1.S76. .tV
L. r. Wigfield, NO. 7-1328
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Pandazides Realty CO

j. r PANxzIDEs, BROKER
G11 Railroad Ave-, 0uantico. va
INTERESTED IN SITE FOR DRIVE.
IN REsTAURANT? Here are 81.
most strategic Intersections In
Montgomery Co. Price less than
With fiSyL LAIRD b. scoTT,. REALToR
JU, 9-0420: ewes and SUM-. Ju
$3.50.
Lot, LEASE AND EQUITY N
BLDG. = Lot. 40xi4O in nearby
built building, 40x100 land bsmt.l
At cost Of S57, 900 in 1947: pay
an expenses, including taxes anc
5000 per mo. rental until 1867
Whed owner takes possession
RepB BOX 266-J, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23

ASHTON REALTY CO.
wa. 1881 Nv. A-i7l3
FRONT ROYAL, va, ARRA-2iB-
acre farm, on. shenandoah River.
Eisnt-rn. NOD; house, new barn
soo' e caIl ow M n: IA. sassS'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-08-23

Boyd's area; rambler Of Q
rms. living rni,, dining rm;,
3 bedrms., kitchen. bath; oil
heat; carport; excellent lo-
cation with view; well land.
scaped partly wooded: b
miles Acc, 26 miles down.
town: price. $4,000.
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coasti Eqpd. and uneqpd. farms;
summer. retirement homes, etc.;
boarding houses, hunting camps,
motels. resorts, stores, etc., etc
Many with low down payments;
picture galore; easy terms. SO
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FREDERICK COUNTY

so ACRES
Damascus area; attrac-
tive, artistic, split-level, red
wood country home: excep.
tionally large living room.
beemed ceiling; 3 bedrms.,
bath, Dutch Kitchen: hard
top driveway, new barn and
stables: stream: productive
farmland; valuable 'front.'
age on hard road; must be
seen to be appreciated: .35
miles from D, c. or Balti-
more via dual hwy. Shown
by appointment. Priced ct
100000 (terms).
FOR FURTHER PAR
TICULARS or THESE AND
OTHER PROPERTIES. CALL
ADMIRAL ABERCROMBIE,
DIAMOND 1881
RANDALL II. HAGNER q CO,
321 Conn. ave. NV DE. 2-3o'