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Geauga record. [volume] (Chardon, Geauga County, Ohio) 1952-1962, 1960-07-07

Is he in business ITO stay?
When you buy q used car from Ford Deoler.
you're deoIina with an established business
man who has q large investment and his good
name at stoke. We're here fodoy and we'll be
here tomorrow!
Evening star., 1960-08-09
Theuter Club
Stages Two
By lonesco

The Washington Theater
Club has presented itself with
a dffhcult assignment in its
current choice of two works
by that latter-day nihilist,
Eugene Ionesco.
The Roumanian-F r e n C h
playwright. who views human
life as void of meaning and
pens comic and highly theatri-
cal exercises as vehicles for this
message, calls The Lesson" a
comic drama and The Chairs, "
a tragic farce.
The former work concerns q
young and effervescent school
girl who finds herself furiously
involved in a philology discus
sion with a homicidal professor
one who is in the habit of
driving his final point home
with a knife which he keeps
handily in his desk drawer
Here we have Ionesco's opinion
or the pitiable fruitlessness of
mans search for knowledge
Alan James is featured as the
professor, and Karen Cross is
the unfortunate student.
In THE Chairs" an ancient
couple, buried in an old house
and surrounded by endlessly
ripping water. are completely
absorbed in their memories.
They await a distinguished as
Evening star., 1960-08-09

there for Cleopatra" Eliza
beth Taylor will play the title
role. In discussing Miss Taylor's
talent as an actress, Mankie-
wicz said: IF Elizabeth Taylor
were ugly. people would never
stop talking about what a won-
derful actress she is"
THE SOLUTION: It was
Wanger, incidentally, who ad-
vised MGM how to increase the
"Ben-Hur" crosses: Shoot the
chariot race over again, show
Ben-Hur losing it-then the
Arab countries will buy the
film"
THE NON-REUNION: Dalton
TrumbO, who wrote the SCREEN
play of Exodus" told the pro-
ducer. Otto Preminger, that he
was in Vienna the day Khru-
shchev arrived there. Trumbo
was a member of the blacklisted
Hollywood Ten. Preminger
asked him about the Vienna
trip. Did you talk to Khru-
shchev?" NO" said Trum-
bo, Il didn't want to embarraSs
him at this stage of his career
THE PARTY: Ernie KOvacs
gave a party for two dozen
friends in Hollywood the other
night. He gave it at Scandia on
two days notice. He asked the
maitre d. if. instead of place
cards, he could have the first
name of each guest etched into
the wineglaSs. This was done.
Kovacs congratulated the mai
tire d. if. instead of place cards,
he could have the first name of
each guest etched into the wine
glass. This was done. Kovacs
congratulated the maitre d., and
promised. Next time I'll give
you three days notice so that 1
could ask for small oil paintings
of EACH"
Evening star., 1960-08-09

BUS STOP" drama in three acts
by William Inge, produced by william
Pullinsi and directed by William Penn
with sets designed by Tony d'Angelo.
At the Condlelight Playhouse.
Evening star., 1960-08-09
WHERE
AND WHEN
Current Theater Attractions
and Time of Showing

Stage
National-"My Fair Lady;
$3.50 pm.
Candlelight PlayhOuse-"Bus
Stop; 8:45 pm.
Carter Barren Amphitheater
American Music Festival.
Louis Armstrong, Count Basic
and Joe Williams, $50 pm.
Olney-"Shadow of a Gum
man" and The Bespoke Cen
tleman"; $3.50 pm.
Screen
AmbassadOr-"Hercules Un-
chained; 1870, $50, $40, 1920
and $50 pm.
Appetite Idiot; i, 3;05,
Sis, 7:25 and $40 pm.
Capitol - "Bellboy";; 1880
am, 1:15, 8, 4:45, $50, 8:15
and 10 pm.
Dupont-"Rue de Paris; /,
2:4o, 4:25, 6:10. 8. GAS pm.
Keiths-"The Apartment;
11:05 am, 1:15, 1920, $50,
TAO and $50 pm.
MacArthur-"I'm All Right
Jack" 6:10, 8 and 9:55 pm.
Observation-Disclosures Un-
chained; 11:40 am, 1:40
$40, 5:45, 7:45 and GAS pm
Ontario-"Sons and Lovers;
/. 2:45, 4:30, $40, sos ano
9:55 pm.
Palace-"From the Terrace"
11:15 am, 1:50, 4:2O, 6:55 ano
$3.50 pm.
Sapphire Ills
4:35 and 8 pm. Pillow Talk
2:45, 6:05 and $50 pm.
Plaza-"For Members Only"
HAS am. 1:15, 2:40. 4:25
6:1O, 7:30 and $40 pm.
TOwn-"Psycho";; IL, 2, 4. 6
8 and 10 pm.
Trans-Lux-"S Strangers Wher
We Meet; II am, los, 3:15
1925, 7:35 and 9:45 pm.
UptOwn-"Can Cam; 8:3(
pm.
Warner-"Ben Hur";; 8 pm
Evening star., 1960-08-09

Ol d1I 1I1oN11CA avn oAAO"SSNAAAN'
out to include Candlelight
Theater which last night
opened BUS Stop" with that
blithe girl Candace Hilligoss as
its heroine.s
Unhappily, it doesn't. In
stead of the rare frolic it was
in it's original condition, and
especially the movie with Mar
ilyn Monroe, this Bus Stop"
is rather more merely under
done. What this goes to prove,
at least in its first perform
ance, is that those social prim-
itives of whom Inge is writing
are more elusive than their
surface indication.
They clearly are not easily
to be grasped by summer stock
companies, fitting from one
play to another, and rushing
through the relatively briet
time allotted for rehearSals.
=
BY facing these obstacles
with stout hearts, Director Will
liam Penn and his company
capture fugitive reflections OF
Inge's idea, no more.
Il y y
Actually, BUS Stop" looks
temptingly like the perfect
summer theater play entirely
apart from it's invitingly diff
ferent weather.
It's about love-to use a
four letter word instead Of a
more abrupt three-letter one
between a fifth-rate night club
blond and a back-country cow
boy. The former is a physi-
cally attractive 19-year-oJc
refugee from the Ozarks and
the latter a youthful giant
whose feminine companions
until now have been the heifers
on his Montana ranch.
At the sight of Miss Hill
soss as Cheri-whom he calls
Cherry - the lad eXplodes.
In the movie with Miss Mon
roe, this Inge romance looked
like a combination of a rodeo
and the Fourth of July. Here
it has simmered down to an
Evening star., 1960-08-09

other late March snowstorn
which maroons a handful of
bus travellers in one of those
roadside Eats" on the high
way west of Kansas City.
In consideration of the time
available to him and to the
company. Director Penn has
wisely decided to stress the
situation and hope Inge's char
acters will emerge in proper
shape from it.
They do, fragmentarily, just
enough in some instances to
suggest that you can get a
crazy, comic crosS-section of
the population in a merely par
TALLY filled bus.
Miss Hilligoss' girl is the
plays principal evidence on
this score. In her own word,
she's a night club "chantoosy," ,"
musically inadequate but a
blond with a pre-fabricated
shape to drive a naive ranch
lad wild. For making him want
her, it is her plight to find
herself abducted and on her
way to remote Montana ranch
when she would much rather
continue her career as an artist
in a metropolitan beer joint.
Hers is a considerably firmer
grasp on Cheri than is huge
Tom Gilleran's on the part of
the young bull-like Beau who
can't get it that a girl with
whom he has been familiar"
does not share his dream of
bucolic ecstacy. There's a lack
of organization in the violence.
noise and baff1ed moodiness of
Beau.
! An excellently made per-
formance among the plays
lesser characters is that OF Pat
Carlisle. Miss Carlisle plays
Elma, the part-time high school
girl waitress who captures
something of the true sheen of
romantic innocence in her re-
lations with the others. And
especially in her response to
the morally sleazy older college
professor. a bus passenger in
flight from a career of profess
sional misconduct.
The latter is played by Milt
Commons, over-extravagantly
There is almost no stress on
the roles of Grace, the Eats
owner with a lonely but lively
eye for handsome bus drivers
and Carl, who happens to be
just a chap. They are played
respectively by Gabrielle Gun
ther and Crane Jackson.
Among the others. the stand
outs in lesser roles are Richard
Dix as the gentle but muscular
sheriff and Judge Springer az
the older, faithful companion
of Beau who would like tt
Evening star., 1960-08-09
THE LYONS DEN
Defense Attorney
By LEONARD LYONS

NEW YORK.-On a road
near Elk Ridge, Md. a CT back
from the Korean war drove his
car into another vehicle. A po-
liceman issued a summons. The
victim volunteered to serve as
the GI's defense counsel at the
hearing and won a suspended
sentence. The lawyer was Philip
Perlman, then Solicitor-Gener-
al-whose death last week is
being mourned in Washington.
Once, at a garden party in
Washington, the butler an
nounced him, Solicitor Gen
eral Philip Perlman." A friend
said it sounded quite fancy.
Perlman agreed, then told of
his first experience with such
announcements: When he was
Secretary of State in Maryland
he attended a party with the
Governor, and the butler an
nounced the Governor, then
Secretary of State Perlman." "
He felt elated until he heard
the next announcement, "The
Commissioner of Garbage and
Mrs. Swanson.
In New York one day he was
in a panel-debate at the New
School, and heard a Delaware
Congressman say, Like Pres
ident Eisenhower, I'm a middle
of-the-road man." Perlman re-
piled: mo offense intended,
sir, but I always regard a mid
dle-of-the-road man as road
hog"
In one of the SO cases he
argued before the United States
Supreme Court he was ques-
toned by Justice Frankfurter
on a legal point. Perlman re-
piled by citing a Frankfurter
opinion in another case, in
which Frankfurter was the
only member of the Court to
express such a view. Yes, I
remember that case" said
Frankfurter, looking at his COL
league. There I was-as lonely
as a cloud
THE ACTRESS: The Egyp-
tian government will issue visas
to Walter Wanger, Joe Man
kiewicz and Andre Marion to
permit them to film scenes
Evening star., 1960-08-09

semblage Of guests to whom
the Old Man would impart a
message for mankind" sifted
from his years Of experience.
AS the guests arrive (unseen)
a wild game of advanced
doubletalk and musical chairs
ensues. When The Orator fin
ally reads the revelation" it
is pure caveman gibberish. So
much. says Mr.. Ionesco. for the
worth of human experience.
Norman Belkin, Donna Car
negie and Craig Jackson are
the three performers here in
volved.
The clubs present bill will
continue at $50 o'clock tonight
through Sunday. with a Satur-
day matinee at 2::30 pm. Its
final summer production, set
for two weeks beginning Au-
gust 16, is Arthur Laurents' "A
Clearing in the Woods. B. A.
Evening star., 1960-08-09

teach his ward that courtship
is unlike roping a steer.
Tony D'Angelo has created
an effective roadside diner set
in which Beau may pursue
Cheri, and the company chase
Mr.. 1nge, during the next fort
night.
Evening star., 1960-08-09
THE PASSING SHOW
Inge Blizzard Droops
ToMere Snow Furry
By JAY CARMODY
Drama Critic of The Star

Among other things William Inges BUS Stop" is play
about blizzard and this would make ideal choice
for early August in Washington.
From one end of the calendar the other there's no
month like August make the natives kindly
of an nsuerable The thought might
Evening star., 1960-09-25

TAVERN. nearby virginia-A Prov
en- money-maker. Over $4,000
gross sales annually, Il beer busi-
ness: $1,000 yearly net income
on machines alone. Easy to op-
crate with very low overhead. A
steal at $4,000: u cash. balance
In small monthly payments. LO-
RENE RAMSEY REALTY, IA.
4-O023.
TAILORING, REsTYLING and al
terations, long establ.; owner will
work with them awhile. OWENS,
NE. s-462l. NE. 8-04s6,
THEATER FOR LEASE
Choice Sc. colored location, on
good terms. MRS. GEE, JE.
4-O464 or Mon. Ii. 7-0S09.
~ appliances repair and general
clientele in D. c. 100000 or best
ot1er complete. Retiring. Box 2S6-
WANTED 70 BUY small fiour, ce-
real or feed mill within 200 mi.
radius Wash. area. HE 9-1711,
WELL ESTABLISHED, profitable
100-ear Ford leadership, located
In Northern Virginia, nearby Met
ropolitan Washington. Box 29s-Y,
Star.
Evening star., 1960-09-25

PRODUCE STAED-Good oppor-I
tunity in excellent location, at
7th and o SITS. Stalls No. 80 and
NJ. RA 3.607h
Evening star., 1960-09-25
FARMS
LAND Ann ElPMS

e@N 11AN1 - AA4tANAkJ
$40 ACRES. Germantown area,
close to Apc. Bureau Of etandards
Real stand Of blue grass.
CLOeE.IN farm Of 400 acres al
$500 per acre. Good investment.
16b ACRES, Just on interehange
81 $500 per acre.
BUILDERS acres, above Gathers,
burg; ready for building; beauti.
FAMILY FARM ESTATE Of ss
acres; g. room, IN bath homeI
stream and lake; close to inter.
change; $4,000.
WEEKEND FARM, ISO-acre Ian1
rented for 81 200 per year; housa
with bath, deepfreeze, stove, re,
frigerator and furniture; ayailabiC
for your own use. Real value at
$l26 per acre.
SCENIC PARN, 115 acres overlook,
ling countryside for miles and
miles; elose.in, near interehangei
road frontage on sides; &46, ,000,
terms.
ROMER & CO., Realtors
WI. S.0092 or WAyeFly 6.2233
Evenings. Mr.. Manuel. WA. 6-i36Q
NEW STROUT REALTY
FALL CATALOG-Free
JUST OUT Bigger than ever
164 .pagesi 80 States, coast-to.
eoasti Established 90 yrs,
WORLDS LARGEST sTROUT
REAITY, 1<27.N Land Title Bldg.
RhiladelphiA 10, Pa.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
BLANKEN SPECIALS
COFFEE SHOP

SACRIFICE. Has so mschines.
Beautifully equipped. Doing $376
week. Lowest price in town.
$4,000 for . Westinghouse oper-
alton with only $4,000 down.
First one to call buys 1t.
Evening star., 1960-09-25

Downtown location. Hours 7:30 to
1 pm. Closed Sat. and Sundays.
Heart attack necessitates the sale.
Beautifully equipped. Priced ct
$4,000 with only $4,000 down. A
healthy owner can greatly increase
this business.
Evening star., 1960-09-25

GROCERY STORE for rent or fol-
sale. SO Rhode Island ave. ne
Evening star., 1960-09-25

GAS STATIONS bay fully equip
Pumps soprox. 10000 gal. mo
Evening star., 1960-09-25
Historic Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND
Historic Tidewater
Southern Mainland

Historic Tidewater
Southern Maryland
l.. 10 acres on State I'd. charminR
4:bedrm. home: living rm., IRE.
place; dining rm.. fireplace: break
fast rm. with bay window, kit,
utility ,rm.. porch glassed and
screened, Dashboard heat; Sd fioor
can be converted to 3 rms: !:
stately trees. orchard, garden
S22.6o0 M with $1,000 down: 26
2. 80 sores: stone Colonial home:
ol heat, 4 bedrms,, bath, 8
sSl:Fsn siGsHs SH::: Rouse: e1.:s 1s.r SoIs1 ss,sEs
tobacco allotment 7S acres cleared
nat land.
8. 90 acres, rich tobacco soil, sIa-
acre. tobacco allotment: Q barns,
stable. good tenant house, well
and stream: 1900 It.. on paved
county road. Price Of $4,000 m.
eludss crop In barn: easily
4; Is acres on county. paved I'd.
S;;sSerrse red tobacco allotment. Asking
8. Waterfront farm. $40 acres: at
tractive. large brick home, modern
in every respect: tenant house.
cottage. artesian wells, complete
farm bldgs. in top condition:
farm machinery available.
Q. 40 acres: handsome Colonial
home, hke.new condition: oil ht.,
big rns., 4 hedrmS:. 2 baths; %
neoE; 2 hedrms, bath, sundeek.
ssrsGe with apt. over: farm equip
Tnent, 2 tractors, bulldozer. etc:
4 barns. $4,000, owner will
finance, will sell less land with
home, garage. 2 barns.
CALVERT REALTY
Evening star., 1960-09-25

RESTAURANT-Bladersburg area
Newly remodeled. opport, for mar
and wife. Low down payment. Nc
RE. 6-4349 for appointment.
RESTAURANT, Silver Spring, Nd
Excel. beer bus; reas. terms
GIBRALTAR CO.. DI. 7-65OO.
RESTAURANT, VA. = Beer. ovel
$1,000 wk.; closed SUM-; 5000
"a dn. GIBRALTAR, DI. 7-650O
RESTAURANT, Bethesda area, owe.
S300,0O0 ". VOL; substan. cast
down. GIBRALTAR. DI. 7-6500
RESTAURANT FOR RENT. Mount
Pleas. st. n.w.-All modern equip.
responsible refs. DI., 7-6500.
RESTAURANT WANTED, D. g, OF
Nd. Have $4,000 cash On. fol
good business. Box 45-Y. Star.
RESTAURANT, Rockville = SO, ,00O
mo. business; only $4,000 down
GIBRALTAR CO.. DI. 7-65O0.
RESTAURANT, Chevy Chase. Nd
Seats 200; lge. Erounds, parking
excel. bus; terrifc opportunity
for exper. party. DI. 7-650O.
RESTAURANT-colored trade. Nice
clientele. $4,000: ress. terms,
0IpRALTAR CO.. Di. 7-65OO.
REsTAURANf, Mount Pleasant NV
All modern; seats rs; $4,000
y dn.; also will sell with property
GIBRALTAR CO.. DI. 7-6600,
Evening star., 1960-09-25
RARE OPPORTUNITY

Burger Chef - The fastest
growing drive-in chain In the
country. featuring l5c ham,
burgers and l6e milkshakes,
has an excellent location
under construction now in
the Metropolitan Washing.
ton Area. No experiences
necessary. Burger chef will
train you and your personnel
and will supply you with .
system that has proven sue
cessful throughout the coun-
try. Approx. $4,000 cash
required: potential net pro1l.
of $4,000 to $4,000 per
year. For appointment and
further details call ROBERT
o HOLTZMAN, franchise dis
rector, OIL. 1-l6o5.
Evening star., 1960-09-25

FOR SALE-The full equipment
and good will Of Groom real
estate and FOR lawyers once; one
of the best locations In the city:
verv reasonable rent which in.
eludes heat and utilities. Most
agents will stay. After 10 am
Monday. call HO. 2.S600,
Evening star., 1960-09-25
AID, INC.

b159A LEE HIGHWAY
Arlington, Va. Kenmore 6.7466
Evening star., 1960-09-25

MARINA and gas pier, lease or sale,
auto. boat lift. inside storage
hldSs: Natl. Boat franchise. Box
Evening star., 1960-09-25
CARRY-OITT

Has on and on sale license. Does
over 100000 Q year. Terrific
money maker. Must be seen to be
Appreciated. Prineipals onl..
Evening star., 1960-09-25
LIST YOUR gusINEss WITH Us
4 WE SELL THEM
SAM BLANKEN & co

SUNDAYS and weekdays, Cail ono,
ia 9-5200
Evening star., 1960-09-25
w. VA.


30 Q. farm, woodland: s-rm. mod.
home, nice barn, beaut. view, near
state game area. S10,600.
III Q. land, 7-rm. mod. home, III
baths, oil heat, storm drs. and
windows. Nice barn. S10,6OO.
l4 .. land, remodeled mod. o-rm.
home. Ph., TV. Hard I'd. $500.
Rree Listing
eau o. y. W1DMYER, $50
JAMES r. MARTIN, 32S
Berkeley SPRINGS, W. Va. .
Q ACRES on main highway With
9 acres wooded area; has GOOD
2-story dwelling completely furn.,
incl. 4 bedrms., 2 baths, liv. nm,
din. rm.. kit. central hallway and
large den or playRoom, also has
garage, chicken house and tractor
shed: beautiful trees, Anchor
fence, new elee. well pump and
new fuHnlce. Shown By appt. only,
WOODBEDGE REALTY co,
QYpsy 4.6b65, GYPSY 4-6564.
CONTINUED on Next Pag0I
Evening star., 1960-09-25
RESTAURANT
.EAR aAYE

Modern equip. air-cond., long lease,
low rent, beer license. guaranteed
business. For quick sale, win sac-
rifice to restaurant operator. Own
er retires. See the OWNER. b93S
Georgia ave. NV, Closed Sunday
Evening star., 1960-09-25

FIREWOOD and used lumber. Ener-
getic man with truck and wood
yard space can have nice business
with salvaged wood which we will
supply for "a Of the receipts. pox
403-T, Star.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
CARRY-OUT

Oowntown. Owner quotes over $500
wkly., no Sun. Priced reasonably
Terms. Must be seen to be appre-
ciated. Exclusive. Ewes. and Sun,
SHEA CHASEN, RA. 6.543S.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
kl3 5th st, NV, MA, S.9373
CLOSING SHOE REPAIR DEPART
MENT; all equipment and ma
chinery for sale. WO. 6.3732.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
FARM
icoNIlNuEM
BEST BUYS

Maryland-37O acres, 8
miles waterfront, ripe for sub
division. Overlooking Bay and
POTOMAC River. Only as miles from
White House.
West virSinia Special, near Berkley
epringS-160 acres with modern
S.foom. 2 bath heEAe: 3 lakes, Rte.
622 through property.
Peach. Apple OFehard-165 acres
Near Berkley gpRings, 66 acres
IN young apple and peach or
3s5 acres. boulevard throuEh prop
erty; 6-room home; only SIS per
acre.
Montgomery Co. - lle
acres, nearly mile frontage on
boulevard betW. old and new 240.
$40 acres. new $40 through prop
erty. Large dairy barn, beautiful
home. Only $4,000.
oermantovn, Nd: - 156 acres,
dairy. Owner selling on account
Of death In family.
FARM SPECIALIST
Call Mr.. Measell, OIL. 4-S03O
GTfST I'D Rv ~
Evening star., 1960-09-25
rYsoNs coSNEEa1coIv1s aSSEE
RUN AREA

SO acres In difaeult run water shed:
convenient to proposed inter.
change Of Route z and Chantilly
Airport access road; Improved By
4-bedroom residence, 2-hedHoom
guest cottage: 2oSs cash, balance
10 equal annual installments. De-
tailed soil map and proposed sub.
division layout By Mott and Hay
den Associates available. Ewes. and
6-3030.
FARMS AND ACREAGE, NC.
Realtors DE. 2.650d
SHENANDOAH VALLEY-62 acres,
Pts PSoHtsEs.; SsSsCSSssS ss.SsS wss w terms. aCns F''sF
BURNER REALTY CO.
Realtors. IA, 7-O07l
Evening star., 1960-09-25
RESTAURANT

Liquor, beer. Smart uptown loea-
sSg Sn Dol DSins so sppEST; IS5ot s.sv,ly TE
sSuipped. if 'V Closes sEE1' sShSSIsSlsy sUNpAYs.
Only $4,000 down may handle.
Evening star., 1960-09-25

CARWAsH, Nd. suburbs; IDEAL i0r
oIBRAETAR CO.. 81. 7-sSoO.
CHARLES COUNTY, MD. = Out
standing business location on sol
sestj. Also tracts near ar La Plata
and Potomac River Bridge. Suit.
able business, retirement, homes.
small farms, shopping centers or
subdivisions LEONARD SNIDER.
West 4-33ll. LA. PLATA, MD.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
70

WATER BILLS
SEWER TAX
HONKING HORNS
EXHAUST FUMES
HIGH TAXES
AND ALL WITHIN 1 HR. TO
WAGHIN0TON
In Warrenton. Fauquier Co.. Va,
We have many nice Lstings.
HY .ADXT nTAYTv
Evening star., 1960-09-25
Corner Grocery-Beer

OAASA AOSAJ
Same owner over 8 yrs. Llv. Qtrs.
available. Wonderful oppty. for
couple. Priced unusually low at
$3.600 lock. stock and barrel.
Terms. Exclusive.
Evening star., 1960-09-25
CHARLES n. JAMISON

CHARLES II. JAMESON
POTOMAC RIVER IsLAHD-26O
lush sod. 6-rm. brk. house, 62x60
barn, 326' on Nd. shore, az mi.
river frontage. Bordered By elm
pymt. $500 ann. Inundated
1912. $500 per acre, " cash.
l74 ACRES, S-RM. C.HALL HOUSE
--Liv. rm., din. rpa., den, mod.
kit, 4 bedrms.. bath, attic. bsmt..
eompl. papered and painted In.
side and out. floors sanded, house
manure loader and barn cleaner.
Gently painted, 40 acres blue grass.
spIing-fed lake, 10 acres woods.
bal. hay and crop. mi. frontage
Rte. 16. North Thurmont, 5s mi.
d. c. Leased $3.50 mo. by God.
fearing. clean. fair. industrious
Dutch farmer and his wife. (Mak-
ing, money! S37,6O0. Terms "
800 ACRES. approx. q mile Acc
Germantown and 2 miles Bureau
Of Stds., Gaitherseurg. All blue
Grass sod. high elev; " acre zone
mi. frontage, 3 roads. $1,000 Per
40 ACRES. Damascas. 7.room
house. barn, misc. bldgs., IS acres
woods, bal. crop and grass, stream.
" mi. front. 2b Minis. D. c. $500
go ACRES. piekerson Dairy Farm.
9-rm, main house. two 6.rln. ten
ant houses, 30.stall D. c. dairy
40x60 barn. implement shed, gent
" rolling land. IS acres wooded,
bal. crop, mi. hard road 'front.'
1Ssi ~ itsSs ssSs per .Ss,:or ssss TsIns .stss:
rm., mod. kit, s bdrms.. lH baths.
full attic, bsmt., oil h.-w.h., tree.
lined drive, barn, smoke house,
church. stores, schools and train.
8 mi. d. C. S26, 900.
IS ACRES. Germ. brk. house, liv.
rm., din. rm.. mod. kit, 8 bed.
rooms. bath, attic, bsnt., painted
inside and out. 40x90 barn. silo.
Baltimore milk market, "a mile
hard road front. 10 miles N. Pred
CARROLL MANOR EST. iie ACRES
5 fireplS., random flooring. open
staircase, mod. kit. 9 bedrms., ga
baths, h.-w.h., formal boxwood and
rose garden, tree lined driveway,
fertile soil, "a mi. riverfront. 80
COW barn, maternity barn, misc.
bldgs. M. interchange Of Rte. 70S.
40 mi. D. c. $3.50 per acre. Terms.
CHARLES H. JAMESON
WI. s.s223 or 30l. pI. e-s262
FARM .pDTOx; 7S "a. =. 4;rm; ROme,
approx. IS g., 6.rm, home. S1l,.
900. WAUGH RIAL ESTATE
AGENCY. Culpeper. We. Ph. VA.
6.S602, once; VA. 6-e1e2, res.
FARMETTE = 3.bedrm. rambler,
mod. kit, lse. Nv, rm., bath, full
bsmt., on / acre or gently rolling
land. conv. loe. Price Sl3,95O,
NEW 3.bedrm. rambler on ! acre;
nr. Port Tobacco River. Priced 10
sell at $10,600. terms.
160-ACRE waterfront farm. 100
acres under cultivation. 2 houses,
3 lge. barns, 2 tractors and fun
equip. Priced at 336, 900, terms
SOUTHERN MARYLAND RTLY. co,
La. Plata, Nd WE. 4.s432
OPEN SUNDAY
FREDERICK COUNTY
URBANA-l20 acres rolling land,
nearly all cleared; k.bedrm.
house. All necessary bldgs.
s0o-AcRE DAIRY FARM-old re-
stored farm house: aIl necessary
butldtnGs; fenced, haTd.yurfaeOd
1oed: excellent buy;
Evening star., 1960-09-25

OVER 8 ACRES-All clear, rich
sandy land. 2-yr.-old. 5-rm. and
bath rambler, earport, central
heat. Very attractive and IN excel.
cond. Lge. barn, tobacco allot-
1S;,r;v nsnti ! LOnF ,Ss Toad III. frontage .ST on
and approx. 20 mi. 70 D. c. Priced
TO sell at S16.S00. Terms.
LdE. RAMBLER SITES wooded
With. spring fed stream. over 1907
frontage and 800 deep. Price
S1,160. Terms. $500 dn., bal,
ANOTHER OVER IL ACREs-An
clear rich garden land. $50, front.
T.iS 4sf On sSSS $3.50 TSad S bs iriss So nS'o IS
For apt. eall Maj. Edwards at
MARYLAND RTLY. CO.
La Plata, Md. Open Sunday