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Immediate Openings for:

Doia HondIins Engineers with
experience in high speed, analog-to-
digital conversion techniques, logic
design, converter and buffer design.
Should have thorough knowledge of
tape recorder techniques and digital,
servo, and digital-computer design.
Circuit Design Engineers E. with ex-
perience in design of high-speed switch
ing circuits, pulse techniques, and COM
puter logic. Should be experienced in
one or more of the following areas:
navigation, guidance, control circuits,
CCM, FM, Pom, PDM, and fusing
circuitry.
Puekusins Engineers with
knowledge of packaging and produc-
Evening star., 1960-01-10
Reds Farm Catcher

CINCINNATI, Jan. 9 (AP).-
The Reds today assigned Catch
er Don Pavletich outright to
their Nashville farm team.
Pavletich. 81, appeared in one
Redleg game last year.
Evening star., 1960-01-10
WEIGH-INS ALSO SLATED
Golden GIovers Set
For Physical Exams
BY DICK O'BRIEN
Star Stan Writer

approximately 125 subnovice
and senior Golden Glovers will
receive physical examinations
and weigh in Saturday at the
District Boxing Commission
prior to the opening of The
Star-sponsored amateur box
ing tournament Tuesday night.
January 26. at Capitol Arena.
The Boxing Commission Of
fees at 1740 Massachusetts
avenue NV. will be open for
examinations for subnovice
boxers Saturday from l to 3
pm. Examinations for seniors
will follow Immediately.
Doctors Clark Halstead and
Jack Kneipp will sonduct the
examinations.
Weight Allowances Given
A one-pound weight allow
Ance will be given to all seniors
from the flyweight to the
heavyweight division. More
liberal allowances will be made
for the beginners, ranging from
8 to 5 pounds from the fly
weight to the light-heavy-
weight division.
The tournament will be pre-
sented five nights this year,
starting with the opening
round January 26. There are
no other changes in the tour
nament dates, which find the
second round to be presented
Tuesday night, February 2, and
the quarterflnals February 9.
The semifinals and finals will
be held at Uline Arena Febru-
ary l8 and February Is re-
Spectively.
Several senior champions are
scheduled to defend their titles,
including Ralph Wolfe, the 1885,
pound lightweight king. who
won for the Falls Church-Fair-
fax Junior Chamber of Com
merce last year, but is now rep
resenting the Catholic Youth
Organization.
LOucaS Returning
Mike Loucas, University of
Maryland student who won the
bantamweight title in 1858, also
has returned this year. Mike is
aiming at a berth on the United
States Olympic team.
Both will have several good
challengers for the senior title,
including such area standouts
las Joe Cheseldine, Optimist
Club lightweight who recently
returned from a tour of duty in
the Marines; Sherman Mitch
ell, slam-bang Police Club light
weight, and Clarence McFar-
land. veteran bantamwefght
performer who lost out in the
finals of the tournament last
year to Gary CARRIER.
Action in the senior heavy
weight division also is shaping
up. with eight entered thus far,
including Morgan Schrader,
former Ohio AAU champion who
is currently employed in this
area; Jack Rutherford, recently
mustered out of the Army where
he" saw boxing action in Ger
many and other European in
Evening star., 1960-01-10

BAY BUILT, 3s'xIo4Sx2'6". newly
hauled, painted. SIS, elee. bilge pump
head. stove, compass. all safety scar
twin gas tanks and batteries, ll5 h.p.
Chrysler Marine, sleeps z. Eeel WIZ
ter bargain. Slip avail. S2'oOO. EN-
5-1sS7.
JOHNSON OUTBOARD MOTORS-'o0
cry; discounts on 1853 models. Come
in and make your selection now. Easy
terms, trades CAP'N STAINS BOAT
CENTER. 1896 Ca. ave. JU. 5-7773:
MFG NODDED Fiberglas runabout.
Sam5riSEs no6,d, model EEtR.r EEitb stssTiSS; ssTTEs
BOAT CENTER, s236 Ga. ave-, s. g.
JU. 5-7773.
NEW 2O-FT. CABIN CRUISERS, S995;
ready TO paint: hardtop models, S795.
FREE MARINE TOILET with each
boat delivered in January. Open TO-
SsE WATER S45CtEi''S BoAT 'cSoMp2SS' ROSt: ai4'
EdEewater. Nd.
WANT TO RENT BOAT for living
qtrs. for / adult; will take excel.
care Of property. Box Co.'s, star.
1857 MERCURY MOTOR, Mark 55i
elec. starting. generator, controls and
LORI CALVERT MARINA, dry stor-
age; travel-uft service. Make your
.:sfESaSHi sSlP. HIa.oF: R9T x.SGm fS6 R sa5s: 5s
Of East 6-SIi0.
RADIO TELEPHONE, RcA, Golden
Sentry, 9 volt, $3.50; IL volt, $3.50.
These prices are 40Ts on list. SHADY
OAKS MARINA. University 7-600l.
I5-FT- TROJAN SEA QUEENi uphol.
stsved. 60-h o Mercury and Master
Graft trailer; $3.50. 10. 4-6333.
5O-H.P. 1859 EYINRUDE outboard mo mo-
tor, starfiite electric; Ike new; S47o'
OIL. 2-4s22.
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Breck Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Steve Barcus, Mr.. and Mrs. Bill
LeMay. Mrs. Lyle McMullin and
Mr. and Mrs. Cy Stevenson.
Mr.. Adam Bigspring left last
Sunday for his new job in SEQ
tia. washington. Mrs. Bigspring
and children are at Summit with
her father, John McGillis.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tobin and
Mary Warning attended the serv-
ices again at the Methodist church
in Browning.
MIR. and Mrs. Ray Farris were
in Cut Bank Monday on business
and visiting their daughter, Mrs.
Ray Uhl, Jr.
Dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
George Edkins Wednesday night
were Mr.. and Mrs. Kenny Brown
and Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Krshka.
Lyle McMullin left Sunday,
March 20, for Ogdensburg, N. Y.
He was called there by the death
of his brother.
Mrs. Helen West, from Cut
Bank, was here Tuesday to show
slides with tape recorder, on the
history of Glacier county, Trails
of the West" She came up to
show it to the Cut Scouts as they
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w. M. Colstrum from Mime.
apolis arrived Friday for a few
days. He is supervisor of con.
struction for the Knutson Corp.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Halle were
dinner guests of Mr.. and Mrs
Ding Benson Friday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Les Schauf went
to Cut Bank Boarding School
Tuesday and visited Mr.. and Mrs,
Tom McKeown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Krshka re,
turned Friday from Helena and
Missoula where they spent a few
days on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brown had
a birthday dinner party Wednes.
day evening for Mrs. Cy Steven.
son. The guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Dave Stevenson, Mr.. and Mrs.
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are studying Montana this month,
and showed it at school to all the
school children. The Cubs had a
table showing displays of prod
ucts of Montana which they made
this month.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Bigspring
went to Billings Thursday on
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cy Stevenson
and Mrs. Irma Hughes were din
ner guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave
Stevenson Tuesday evening.
Mrs. Rudy Grimm and her son,
Carleton, from Bigfork, called on
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brown Tues
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mark Wilson went
to Cut Bank Friday to attend the
funeral of Marks brother-in-law,
Mr.. Ray Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cecil Howard of
Shelby were here last Saturday.
They own the Glacier Cabins.
Those attending the movie on
preventing cancer at Browning,
Thursday night were Phoebe Ma
honey, Lois Stevenson, Rose Stew
enson, Josie Wilson, Helene Ed
kins, Ann Overcast, Ola Christ
ensen, Marge Rink, Maxine More
house and Betty Acher. 1t was
sponsored by the Cut Bank Wom-
ans Club. DR.. King took charge
of the question and answer ses-
sion.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jack Graves and
family spent the week end here
visiting friends. Jack is traffic
control manager at the Great
Falls Air Base.
Great Northern officials will
meet with Frank Krshka, along
with Grant Presby on Tuesday
to put some of the final stages
together in the water system,
Mr.. and Mrs. Jess Underwood,
from Youngstown, N. Y, arrived
Sunday to visit the Harland
Knowlton family. Mrs. Under
wood is Mr.. Knowlton's sister.
Mr.. and Mrs.-Buzz Lutz were
in Great Falls shopping Monday.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lyle McMullen
were dinner guests OF Mr.. and
Mrs. Donald Layton at West Ola.
cier last Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Pat Ryan are the
proud parents OF a baby daugh-
ter, weighing Tbs. 5Iz OF. born
March 20.
Vic Overcast was home last
week end from Helena. His grand
daughter, Connie Evans. came
with him.
MIR. and Mrs. Talbot Jennings
left for Los Angeles. They will
be gone for about six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley Stauffer
from Crosby, N. Oak, are visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee Burns and fam
lily. Mrs. Stauffer is Mr.. Burns
sister.
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BY Clyde Uhl

Mrs. Daisy Nelson was honor
ed on her 10th birthday March
20 at her residence, Latch String
Lodge, home for the aged. with
a dinner party and a birthday
cake with 10 candles on il. She
received many cards, gifts and
flowers Several old friends called
10 wish her much happiness.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenny Hoefner
and family left for Libby Thurs
day for the week end. They are
going to have their baby daugh-
ter baptized and visit Kenny's
folks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Brown and
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Elmer Olson was a dinner guest
of Mr.. and Mrs. Bud Mahoney
Friday evening.
Mrs. Ernestine Wood visited
Mrs. Ann Overcast on Wednes-
day.
Warren Morehouse left Sunday
for Helena to attend the admin.
istrators' conference. He will re-
turn Tuesday.
Frank Shannon, from Orlando,
Florida, died recently. He was a
former Glacier Park guide and
Glacier County Commissioner.
His father was the original owner
of Mikes Place.
The library and open house will
be held Wednesday, April 6 in
stead of March 80 as stated in
last weeks paper.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Edkins
were in Kalispell Thursday on
business.
Lee Burns completed sanding
of the stage in the community
hall and now the floors are all
completed. Wednesday a group
of women cleaned the hall and
library and Russell Christensen
put new book shelves in the Ii
brary.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wilbur Cochran
son and family from Summit were
in town one day this week shop
ping.
Josie Wilson baked a birthday
cake for Pat Stevenson Wednes-
day afternoon and took it to the
community hall. Many of Pats
friends enjoyed the cake with her.
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Munson
went to Cut Bank Tuesday night
to hear the choir sing. 1t was con-
Quoted by Maurice Skones.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bob Smirl from
Cut Bank called on Ann Over
cash one day last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Russell Christen-
sen went to Whitefish Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Shettel of
Chester are the proud parents of
a baby daughter, born March 25.
Mrs. Shettel is the former Terry
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SEPTIC TANKS pumped difching
water and sewer. John Wilson,
2208, Waller, Montana Site
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GIRL SCOUT TROOP !

The meeting was called to or
der Mary 10 Brown led the Girl
Scout promise and Margaret Co
bell led the pledge to the flag.
Mary 10 Brown called roll and
collected the dues.
New business: For service our
troop is going to work at the hos
pital, reading little children stor-
les, helping to pick up books and
many other chores.
We have a new member, Mar
garet Cobell.
We talked about having dance
April %.
We sang taps and the meeting
was adjourned by Patricia Kelley
and Mary 10 Brown. Reporter,
Anna Douglas
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-03-31

CAR ACCESSORIES, Parts. Tires,
Batteries. All for less at Coast
to-Coast in Cut Bank. 41wc
The Glacier reporter. [volume] (Browning, Mont.) 1953-current, 1960-03-31

TIRED OF COLD FLOORS? Let
us install a new Siegler oil
heater now. Liberal trade in
for your old stove. Coast-To-
Coast, Cut Bank. Alive
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GIRL SCOUT TROOP s

Janet Boyd called the meeting
to order. Then we had the flag
ceremony. Then Lucille Mckay
had all the girls fill out all the
chart.
The next meeting will be on
March %. That will be next Tues
day at the school. Reporter, Zen
NTH Fitzgerald
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Habets.
Mr.. and Mrs. Brock Stevenson
were in Kalispell shopping Satur-
day.
Many people have seen robins
and bluebirds here, which is a
good sign of spring.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Tobin
spent three days in Great Falls
last week on vacation.
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LEGAL PUBLICATION
NOTICE TO CREDITORS


Estate of Lauretta M. Leadbetter5 de-
ceased.
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN by the
undersigned, Executor of the Estate
of Lauretta NJ. Leadbetter, deceased, to
the creditors and to all persons having
claims against the said deceased, to
exhibit them with the necessary vouch-
ers within four months after the first
publication of this notice to the said
Executor at the law office of Wilbur p.
Werner, Bank Block, Cut Bank, Mon
tana, the same being the place for the
transaction of the business of said Es-
tate.
Dated this 3rd day of March, 1860.
JAMES L. LEADBETTER
Executor of the Estate of Lauretta NJ.
Leadbetter, deceased.
WILBUR p. WERNER
Attorney for Executor
First Publication March 10, 1860
Last Publication March 81, 1860
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FOR LEASE: $40 acres TO lease
for oil drilling southwest of
Browning. Gus Keller, Brady,
Montana, Phone SIX 3-233O.
42wp
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See Us For Job Printing
Classified Ads

SoRoPTIMIST RU M M A G c
SALE-Every Saturday 10 to
3 pm. Across from the post
office, in the old Gas Building,
in Cut Bank. 33-tfc
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STUDEBAKER parts and repairs
on all model cars and trucks.
Fine assortment of Used Cars.
Gilroy Motors, 1T No. Central,
Cut Bank, Mont. 28-tf
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WANTED: Septic tanks 70 clean.
Give prompt satisfactory serv-
ice. Reasonable rates. Contact
John Weathered, Box 697 or
call FEE 8-2415. 3-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1960-10-23
GOOSE CREEK FARMS
LoUDoUN COUNTY

We are Offering unusual Waterfront
ana mountain acreage sites Io-
Gated on Goose Greek in Lovidolin
county Va, Washtngton'a moSt
beautiful suburban AREA.
Tnese nne aereage tracts at rea.
sonable prices contain the follow /.
ing features.
1--Aereage in hardvoods, NO pines.
With electricity and Telephones
2-Frontass on large goose crs,k
with full riparian rights.
S-Large frontage On existing rds.
Low taxes, sound county gov.
: ernment;. situated in VirEinia's
scenic Piedmont section; only =
air miles from Chantiiiy.
o-Terms on . monthly payment
basis, small down payment. Firkt
come Gets nrBt choice.
REACH: West on Rte. so TO oil.
eerts Corner, turn right On Rte.
10; about 9 miles you come 10
Goose Greek Bridge and take I'M.
mediate left on State Rte. 733
or Rte. q to Leesburg. then south
on Rte. Is 10 Rte. 733, about / IS
miles you come to Goose Creek
again and face once.
Open Sunday til Dark
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FARM

CuLPEPER. Vas .. On hart. sur
barn; pond: Q-fm, 1h-stQry 6un-
GAloW: water In kit: $1,000, rs a.
on hArd-surfaeed rd.; GOod o-rm, !.
And-bAth house. Details on request.
Z. q. 30 ssS: cs aIssSa. Va .A''Gr'
FRONT ROYAL AREA-i50 scF1S.
100 clear. stats road; barn. 3
cutbldgs... stream springs, q wells;
al fenced; Term. house: $4,000.
CHlCkENBEHGER REALTY
Mt. JAekeon, Granite 7.339S
GEO. WARRINGTON
STOPPED HERRI
Yes, IL u truel This Il the oldsst
brick residence In Loudonn coru.
". Va. Completely and Authenfi.
eally restored, its beauty, charm
AND grandeur are tndescrihahlei
Built $50 years aao On "a Acres
q beautiful land on the banks Of
the historic Potomac near Lass-
nyrg. Includes the ofiginal maiea.
tie winding staircase. pfieeiesa
enandeliers,. . ball room 20Tz0.
ana 3 nreplaees. The formal eaf.
dens comprised Of hundFeds a.
Priced ct $4,000. Cali MI
SAMukL PARpOE, Wo. 6.13SS'
FRANK q. Phillips. INC, III.
6-1A11.
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FARM AND COUNTRY
BARGAINS

IA ACRES, village edge. few steps
to store, lovely mt. yiew--7-rm.
house, Ia baths, hot and cold
water, spacious lawn, tall shade.
Only Sl2,S00. Terms. Frederick
VI ACRE. a.mils out busy town on
mail rte. Good 2-story, Arm.
house, all nice condition; 2-rm.
basement, cleo, phone, hot and
cold water; garage, shade. Snap"
126-ACRE dairy-stock farm. hard
I'd. In Fred. Co. Good 6-rm. brick
home, cleo, bath, oil furnace. open
fireplace. Large barn, 2 silos, 22xSQ
ing stream. Reduced to $31,500
for quick sale. Call
r. L. ZENTz, Broker. Taneytown,
Nd. Phi. PL. 6-5301
FRONT ROYAL AREA-149 acres,
state road road. SPRINGS streams
bier; 2 fireplaces, full basement,
rec. room: all extras; S2S,700.
CRlCKENBERGER REALTY
Mt. Jackson, Granite 1888
F am y. h. =, s-bedr%,; rambler S1tIs
en-, bath, full drive-in basement,
white stucco and brick exterior.
New condition with acre Of
land. Additional land available.
Near waldorf, Md,-New 1900
60, y. briek-and-frame rambler;
with birch cabinets, 3 bedrms.,
tile bath, lge. util. rm. on ia
acres OF rich garden land. Price,
$4,000: easy terms.
FARMETTE-ldeal rambler site;
over 5M acres, gentle rolling land.
assorted shade trees, nicely de-
veloped lleighborhood cow. to
D: g. Priced at only $500;
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY
Ia Plata, Nd. WE. A-S432
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Southern MARYLAND

a A4AoA y 4eA440
$50 ACRES: Qyerlooking Patuxent
Niver; most flelds In grass or h0y,
would make excellent horse or
cattle farm. has tenant house, Q
barns, and an outstanding bldg.
aIe with FAR views, only $4,000
oS c AcRI e AAs sRsnt hOu,.. = ham,
3 A. tob. allot., long frontsGe On
paved I'd. good soii md land
Investment. S16,600 with only
20. ACRES: No improvements, Good
land Investment. $1,000.
DuNK1RK: Only 81 mi. from d. C.
10 acres with lge. barn, 2 springs,
4.aere tobacco allot.. excellent
blog. site. Also 5-acre fafmette
and , wooded bldg. sites from
pyntt: and low monthly pay
s ACRIB-with 4-bSdrm. home
With bath. Only 20 mi from the
District. $3.50 down and bal. mo.
over 10 years.
10, AcREa-Attraetiv white elap-
board farm house with cen. ht. :,
rms, nice setting In tall shade
tres: $3.50 down. bal. over Is
900 xcREs-old Colonial home.
tenant house: B haTns, 200 ecres
clear: 3 acres tobacco. rlll. new
sqqtpment for cattle farminG;
IL xSSEs: Nod. 4.bsdrm. hom.
near lower Marlboro. 2 barns,
nice stream, outstanding loca.
ton on paved state road.
NEW BRICK RAAEDLER; 8 bed
rms. ~ baths: one aere land On
uayed STATE road: SIG, 300.
II. MARYS CouETY-2OO acres;
10 acres tobacco allot.: level
fields: 4-bedrm. home, 8 barns.
Must b sold to settle estate:
20 A esSSSi -Nsu mod. home, barn.
stable, 0.acre tobacco all0t. Pine
for tobacco investment or small
1.tocs 90. cvera; tto. Only 70 mi.
NEAR HUNTINOTON-9mall show
place fArmette. Q acres eroD and
pasture, all fenced. show horse
barn, spotless home Of 3 bedrms.,
4ul din Tm.. Ice. liv. rm., with
fireplace. cleo: kit. IN baths;
sun porch; full basement. central
hit, and air cond.. complete with
tasteful furniGhings throughout;
chickens, geese. farm tractor and
equip; in committing distance
IN the land Of pleasant living.
]. B. WATERS T. ASSOC.
Dunkirk, Nd. Phone Alpine 1880
OF Prince Frederick 214 and z66
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R. B. YOUNG, Broker
HISTORIC Underwater
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

Las acres, practically all cleared,
4-hedrm. frame home. new bath,
utility rm., screened porch, 9
barns, stable. fenced, orchard,
stream, 6-aere tobacco allotment,
long road frontage, 25 nj. b. 6.
s-16 acres, large Dutch Colonial
frame home. 8 bedrms., . baths.
living rm:. dining rm.. large mod.
ern kitchen. full basement, 2
barns, outbuiIdinGs, IS nj, b. c.
3-36 acres. fenced. nice for Smali
iSrm 10 springs, on paved road;
4@HSrWcod. 100 acres. modern g.
bedrm. home with nursery, hot.
water heat: einder block tenant
house with bath, 2 large tobacco
barns: large cattle shed and stable
with water and electricity: e.6-
acre tobacco allotment, an excel.
lent farm: $4,000.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORP
ELSIE WEST WILLIAMS. Lothian,
Md. Phone University $4,000. II
NO answer. call Prince Frederick
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HISTORIC TTDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

l-oveEiocking Potomac River, i%s
miles waterfront farm, 1872 acres,
interesting substantial early brick
home; IL rms. bath, basement.
numerous farm hl6gs.; suitable for
cattle, tobacco. marina; oyster
beds planted In creek, SS5, 200.
$50 acres, stone Colonial home;
oil heat, 4 bedrms., bath, 3 ten
ant houses, 4-car garage chicken
house; creek bordering property
goes to bay, 26-aere tobacco allot-
ment, 76 acres cleared, flat land.
3-16 acres on county, paved road
to Chesapeake Bay: 2-bedEm. :,
bath home, tenant house, Q barns,
b:acre tobacco allotment, asking
l-IO acres on state 3D., charming
4-bedTm. home; living rm., dining
rm., treplaces, breakfast I'm. with
bay window, utility rm., porch
glaSsed and screened. Dashboard
heat: 3rd floor can be converted
TO 3 rms, stately trees, orchard,
$4,000 with 5000 down, rs mi.
S-4l0 acres. handsome Colonial
nome, like new condition, oil heat,
Die rms; 4 bedrms., 3 baths, End
flooT; 2 bedrnsy hath, sun deck,
ard Moor; furnished nicely, s.
car garage with apt. over: farm
equipment, 2 tractors, buildOzeY
etc; 4 barns, $50, 900, owner viii
finance, Will sell less land with
nome, gnFage. 9 barns
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

CASE FOE A LOT in Falls Chureh,
All, or nearby Fairfax co. Tor
mooest-prieed home: private party
what nave youf JE. 2-7302.
NEEDED, finished lots for builders,
perueulerly groups Of 5 To 10
Can use some single lots and land
hso1en tor apt, Commercial and
ANDRIs REALTY OF. 2-aO7O
PARTY WANTS TO BUY from own.
ers lots n any section, Wilt pay
al cash. Box 406.H, star
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
WE NEED more lots, 0cfeaR0 ar
Iarms IN D. c. or nearby Nary
KAY REALTY co. RA. $4,000
3 Ice. sYNDICATEs, ready 10 p1Ir.
GA. 4-7711. WI. 6-657s.