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Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14
COSTLY DEMONSTRATION

ADRIAN. Mich Up A fire
fighting demonstration staged by
the Lenawee County Firemen's As
sociation was a success, but it cost
them $1.700.
Included among combustibles
used in the demonstration were
valuable wooden dies collected as
scrap wood from the Stearns Mfg.
Co, which sued for damages. A
jury decided in favor of the COM
pany.
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14
BUSINESS NAME

BUFFALO. NY. (AP)-G eorg Q
A. Bury has a good name for busi-
ness. He Is an undertaken in sub
urban Kenmore.
Milford chronicle., 1961-04-14

If you've cored a head of ice
berg lettuce and have used part OF
it, use the rest of the lettuce the
next day.
Evening star., 1961-07-25
Elevator Operator
Critically Hurt in
Fall Down Shaft

A 28-year-old elevator oper-
ator was in critical condition in
Casualty Hospital today after
falling Is feet down an ele-
vator shaft at the Washington
Hotel yesterday.
The woman, Miss Elsa Ayllon
of 1448 Girard street NV, is
employed by the hotel at Fif-
teenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue NV, where the acci-
dent occurred shortly after l
pm.
A hotel official told police
Miss Ayllon, who came here
from Ecuador about six months
ago, left the elevator she was
operating about noon to eat
lunch. She left the elevator
stopped at the lobby level and
locked the doors, police were
told.
While Miss Ayllon was at
lunch. the hotel said, another
employe took the elevator to a
higher floor with another set
of keys. This, the hotel said,
is a common practice"
Z. When Miss Ayllon returned
from lunch, she unlocked the
doors and apparently expected
to step into the waiting ele-
vator. Instead, she stepped in
side the shaft and plunged two
5 floors to the bottom in a sub
{, basement. She was removed
by District Fire Department
rescue squadsmen and taken to
the hospital.
Evening star., 1961-07-25
BY the Associated Press

- The Justice Department is
seeking grounds for possible
criminal prosecution of George
Lincoln Rockwell and his Amer
lean Nazi Party.
This was revealed yesterday
by Representative Halpern, Re
publican OF New York, who
made public a letter he re-
ceived from j. Walter Yeagley,
an assistant attorney general,
which said in part:
The activities of Rockwell
regarding possible criminal
prosecution have been and are
the subject of continuing in
quiry by this department"
Mr.. Halpern had earlier
written Attorney General Rob-
ert F. Kennedy urging that
Rockwell's organization be
placed on the Governments list
of subversive organizations.
Mr.. Yeagley said the Justice
Department investigated this
possibility but "apart from the
legal problems involved, serious
questions have arisen as to the
wisdom and the effectiveness
of such a course of action"
Mr.. Yeagley said labelling the
American Nazi Party as sub
versive would not bar its con-
Evening star., 1961-07-25
Woman Invalid
Held in ScuIdinq
OfHusbund

Mrs. Elizabeth Means, 40, of
the 900 block of T street NV,
left Municipal Court yesterday
using the crutches she claims
her husband beat her with.
Mrs. Means, who appeared in
court in a wheel chair, is
charged with hurting a pot of
boiling water in her husbands
face during an alteration
Sunday.
It threw the hot water on
him after he hit me in the
head with my crutch," police
quoted her as saying.
The husband, James Means.
38, is listed in satisfactory con-
dition at Freedman's Hospital.
Officials said he received Sec
ond degree burns over a third
of his body.
In court yesterday, Judge
Andrew j. Howard, jr., was
told the husband was in crit
|ical condition and the wife had
a record Of other assault ar
rests. He set her bond at
$4,000.
Mrs. Means, described by her
lawyer as INDECENT, was sent to
District Jail. The case comes
up again in court September 6.
Evening star., 1961-07-25
Sorce Is Denied
New Trial in
Mail Fraud Case

BALTIMORE, July Is (AP)
Judge r. Dorsey Watkins of
United States District Court
refused yesterday to grant a
new trial for James G. Sorce
jr., former savings and loan
operator, who was convicted
last week on mail fraud
charges.
Judge Watkins said: "I feel
he had a fair trial. 1 don't see
how the jury could have
reached any other verdict, and
if they had, I would have been
concerned and would have felt
that some further inquiry
might have been in order.
THE time the jury took
shows that they had no
doubts" the Judge said. ut
was about three minutes longer
than I thought they would
take"
The jury took less than half
an-hour to convict Sorce, of
Nutley, N. j., of falsely assur-
ing a depositor that $4,000
worth of Government bonds
were being set aside to
guarantee his account in the
event of business difficulties.
Sentencing was postponed
until at least September pend
ing possible appeal and q pre-
sentence report.
Evening star., 1961-07-25
County Board to Study
12-Month School Plan

liminary study was seen after
DR.. Whittier presented the
board members with a bibliog-
raphy of 106 books, reports
and other materials.
The 12-month proposal was
presented by the superintend-
ent earlier this year. Under it
schools would be in session
continuously, but enrolment
dates would be staggered so
that only three-fourths of the
pupils would be in class at one
time. Students would attend
class only nine months a year,
just as they do now, and vaca-
tions would be scheduled a
month at a time between
three-month Semesters.
DR.. Whittier said the mate
rials available on such plans
would be made available to the
public, probably at the county's
libraries.
The setting of a study period
left the question of running
a mock test in September up
in the air. DR.. Whittier said
some sort of trial run would
have to be made sooner or
later.
Evening star., 1961-07-25
Murder Convict
Slain in Prison

RICHMOND, Va, July 25
(AP).-A convict serving a life
term for murder was stabbed
to death yesterday at the State
Penitentiary.
Supt. w. K. Cunningham dis
closed that Lawrence Venable;
Al, of Halifax was stabbed
about 2 am. and that his cell
mate, Gay Childress, 81, of
Cumberland, had been charged
with the Staying.
Supt. Cunningham said the
murder weapon was a knife
that Childress apparently made
himself. probably from our
mess hall"
Venable had been sent to the
penitentiary on August IL, 1860,
after a murder conviction in
Halifax County Circuit Court.
Childress is serving a 21-year
sentence for felonious assault.
Evening star., 1961-07-25
u. S. Eyes Nozi Group
For Prosecution Move

tinued operation nor would it
involve any sanctions for either
the party or Rockwell.
Mr.. Yeagley said the infor-
nation gathered thus far in the
departments investigation is
insufficient to warrant criminal
prosecution. but you may be
assured that should our inquiry
develop evidence legally Suffi-
cient to establish a violation 1t
will be acted upon with dill
gence and vigor."
Two members of the party
were sentenced last week to one
year at hard labor for assault
ing a 13-year- old boy in Airing
ton. where Rockwell's head
quarters is located.
Evening star., 1961-07-25
IT'S ROUNDUP TIME!
Chincoteogue Set
For Pony Spectacle

expected to draw record crowds
to this years roundup and auc-
ton.
Volunteer firemen will don
cowboy togs to corral the tiny
ponies on their home island
ASsateague. Then the ponies are
herded into a 200-yard inlet
separating Assa tie ague and
Chincoteague for the swim to
the latter island.
Firemen will auction a Sc
lected group of colts at the
carnival grounds Thursday be-
tween 8 am. and ! pm. Later,
prizes will be awarded to bare
back pony riders.
Last year, town officials said
10000 tourists witnessed the
pony swim and auction. Chin
coteague's Mayor, Robert N
Reed, estimated that tomor-
rows pony show will attract
"the largest crowd we've ever
had"
Evening star., 1961-07-25

The Montgomery County
School Board today laid ground
work for the first thorough
study of Supt. C. Taylor Whit
tiers proposal to operate county
schools on a year-round basis.
The board, in effect, set
aside several months-possibly
running through the rest of
1961-for study Of data alone.
It had been thought the
board might map a more de-
tailed plan at today's meet
ing, but DR.. Whittier advised
that, I'VE should spend the
rest Of the year just studying" 4"
The material available on
plans such as this is volumi-
nous, the superintendent said,
and all of it should be gone
over thoroughly by the school
board members, the public and
anyone else interested.
Need for an extended pre-
Evening star., 1961-07-25
Arson indicated
As House Burns

Two fires reported early to-
day in a vacant four-room
house in District Heights have
been listed as arson by Prince
Georges County fire officials.
The frame house at 7400
Walker Mill road was first re-
ported afire at lis am. Ignited
by a flammable liquid, flames
swept through the one-story
structure, according to Fire
Inspector Harry R. Webster.
About three hours later fire.
men were called back to the
house to battle flames that
destroyed the roof and most
of the walls, Inspector Webster
said.
Evening star., 1961-07-25

CHINCOTEAGUE. Va. July
Is (SpeciaD More than 30.-
900 visitors are expected here
tomorrow for the East's most
unusual wild West Roundup"
the annual capture Of more
than 100 wild ponies believed
to be descended from four
footed survivors of a 18th CEN
tury Shipwreck.
The pony roundup and swim
the climax of the Chinco-
league Volunteer Fire Depart
ment's two-week carnival-is
scheduled for tomorrow, be-
tween IL am. and ! pm, day.
light saving time. This Eastern
Shore town is about 180 miles
from Washington.
Town officials said the re-
cent release of the Twentieth
Century Fox film Misty" a
pony saga filmed on Chinco-
league Island last August, is
Evening star., 1961-07-25
County Legal
Aide Resiqns

William M. Candy, assistant
county attorney for Mont
gomery County, has resigned
to enter private law practice,
County Attorney Alfred H.
Carter announced.
Mr.. Candy, former law clerk
to Judge Stedman Prescott of
the Maryland Court of
Appeals, has been with the
county attorneys office for
two years.
Among other duties, Mr..
Candy served as counsel to the
Board of License Commits
sioners, the Board of Appeals
and the Taxicab Board of
Review.
Appointed his successor was
Lawrence Speelman, now clerk
to the Montgomery County
Council.
Evening star., 1961-07-25
County to Expand
Polio Clinic Work

FREDERICK, Md. July IS
(AP). - Health officials say
they will double the number
of clinics in Frederick and es-
tablish additional clinics in
EmmitSburg, Woodsboro and
Brunswick for distribution of
Salk vaccine.
DR.. Forbes Burgess an
nounced the plans yesterday
after three new cases of polio
were reported. Six cases have
been reported in Frederick
County this year.
Evening star., 1961-07-25
Man Injured Fatally
As Car on Block Falls

. WALDORF, Md, July 25
(SpeciaD An auto mechanic,
Aubrey Woodrow Scott, At, was
fatally injured at his home here
yesterday when a car under
which he was working slipped
off it's blocks and fell on him,
according to Maryland State
police.
They said Mr.. Scott suffered
chest injuries and was dead
on arrival at Physicians Me-
mortal Hospital in La Plata.
Evening star., 1961-07-25
Study Chief Named

BALTIMORE, July 25 (AP)
Hooper S. Miles, Baltimore
banker and Maryland State
treasurer, yesterday was named
to head the new Metropolitan
Area Study Commission by Gov.
Tawes.
Evening star., 1961-07-25

M-l5 PIont Food O scientific
mixture Of the right chemicals 10
make lawns and flowers grow
more ropidIY and IuxuriousIy
green. The ideal food for oil
kinds Of flowers, all types of
gross. 5-Ib. can 3.98
3-Ib. con -. 2.75
k6
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FARMS
tcoNTiNUEDl
Calvert County, Md.

BEEF CATTLE FARM-16o acres,
pens. water, cleo, upright silo,
mod. trench silo, farm pond, land
fenced and cross fenced; outstand-
ing bldg. site with long views
over Patuxent River; boating IA
cilities adjoining. $4,000.
100 ACRES-Overlooking Patuxent
River. l6-Stanchion dairy barn,
mod. home, tenant house, poultry
houses; a good beef cattle or dairy
farm with river view.
4 ACRES-Mod. 4-bedroom home
Bay, an unusual ValUs at $4,000
with bldg. and loan financing.
81 ACRES-All level crop land,
MOD, 3-bedrm. home, 3 barns, Is
a. tobacco allotment; adjoins fair
grounds; in walking distance Of
courthouse, stores, churches, an
exceptionally well located and
productive farm; 4 tractors and
complete farm equip. incl
NEW 3-BEDRM. RAMBLER-Elec
ktt.' mod bath, carport; oil heat.
near CheSa. Bay. About ia acres
land; In committing distance,
SS ss3So5O; Can assume CT loan at
WATERFRONT FARM-as acres. u
mi. on water, 4-bedrm. farm home.
6arns, stable, pvt. pier, pastured
for beef cattle.
81 ACRES-Woodland. Long 'front.'
age on . paved State roads. Good
land investment. $4,000.
I9O ACRESvWoodland. "a. lake,
qeer' rabbit, quail, ducks; excel
Tor camping sportsmen Kroup or
SUBDIVISION. Liberal financing,
LEVEL ACRES fronting county
A wide variety of other farms, both
waterfront and inland. Write or
phone for particularR -
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES OFFICES STUDIOS Tor OFFICES STUDIOS

PRIVATE furnished office avail.
in attrac. law suite, conRenial
associates, secretarial service op-
tional. EMMETT LEO SHEEHAN,
First National Bank Bldg, RE.
10000.
PROFESSIONAL BLDG, Hyatts-
vile. Md.-Air-cond. offices, suit
able for doctors. lawyers, sales
men, one rm., S55 . month. 4
rm. suite, $500 a mo. includes all
utilities and ianitor ser&ace. r. R.
RUPERT, ST. 3-S4S4.
PROFESSIONAL OFFICE SUITE
$500 So. it, with pvt. street entr.,
mr.. Scott Circle. New attractive
air-cond., pvt. parking. $500 mo.
Especially desirable for dentist.
Can be arranged for 2 or 3 treat
ment rooms, waiting room. lab.
and dark room. LA. 9-4S4S.
ROCKVILLE, Twin Brook Shopping
Center-Office or display room
with use Of reception room: new,
modern, air conditioned, sos
month. 10. 5-3475.
SALE OR RENT-Modern bldg :,
49x73, 2 fls., $500 50. IT. on
each, for l or 3 tenants: 1O-car
parking space. 5112-1S Balti-
more blvd, HyattSville, Nd.
STRoUP REALTY CO. RA. $500
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self-sery. Market-NW-

White clientele. Weekly vol, Sl,10O,
Short hrs, no Sun. Owner i'll, must
sell. Price reduced to $4,000 COM
plete, with large inventory. Terms,
exclusive. Ewes. and Sun, SHEA
CHASEN, RA. 6-543S.
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
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Q. E. WIDMYER. Phone $40
JAMES r. MARTIN, Phone 32S

Berkeley Springs, W. Va. =
127Is-ACRE FARM with modern
home, less than ? years old, near
Indianhead, in Charles County;
rs acres cleared for farming, and
an 1l12-acre tobacco allotment;
80 acres of wooded area that
could be cut for timber, 9 large
barns, one 60x100 #. Tenant for
land could be gotten from area
on share basis. Reasonable terms.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO.,
UN 4-l1R6
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RESTAURAHT-Beer, charcoal grill.
Income 81 800 wk., 6 days, IL hrs.
day. All modern, growing. A. r.
SEEIYE, DI. 1895.
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RESTAURANT-200 capacity, high
grade, desirably located, charm
ing Colonial atmosphere, open fire.
places, patio, cocktail room, excel
lent facilities, leased to respon-
sible party with ability to de-
yelop q high grade operation. LA.
Q.ASAS
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WATERFRONT

owings Beach; 6-rm. home in good
cond.; many extras. Price S14, 300.
Owinss Beach: 11a-story home: 8
bedrms., bath, kit, liy. nm, din.
nm. family rm., porch: fully in
sulated. Owner will finance,
MRS. GIBSON, Agent; ewes. and
Sun. University 7-274S: daily,
office. MA. 1880.
co. l8 MI. SIL. SPG. S8A..
70 IT. .hrk. ramb.: 4 bedrms., 8
baths, lgs iy. rm. wifpl., din. nm,
kit, rec. rm. wfpl., car gar.
6 rm. tenant house w/bath.
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OWN YOUR OWN
Dry Cleaning and Laundry
Drive-in Business

By attiliatinR with one of the most
successful and progressive compan-
les in this area. Operating under
franchise arrangement. $4,000
to $4,000 annual earning poten-
tial. Permanent and proven serv-
ice business unaffected by eco
nomic trends. Requires no eXpe-
rienee in this field. Unlimited
assistance and complete training.
SlN1O0 to 100000 investment
necessary, depending on the size
and volume operation. More o.
tailed information available. Write
resume Of background, etc. Box
439-X, Star.
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RESTAURANT-In Falls Church
Seats approx. 80. Air cond., ABC
license. Crossing about 5000 day
average. Price only $4,000.
Terms, $4,000 cash On. W. z.
THRIFT. Exclusive, 14II Pa ave.
NV. EA. S-9743,
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PAWN SHOP, licensed and bonded
nearby Va, same owner 90 yrs,
selling due to sickness Good To-
cation and lease. TIE. 6-1S90;
ewes, OV. 6-037l.
PIZZA CARRYOUT, Queenstown,
Md.-Nice business, $4,000 down
GIBRALTAR CO., DI. 7-6500.
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MT. AIRY, MD.

62h acres of land improved With
7-rm. house. hot water heater. hot
and cold water in kitchen, barn,
$4,000.
5-rm. house bath, no furnace; 4
acres OF land in Mt. Airy. $4,000
3-rm. frame house. kitchen, dining
room, living room, 9 bedrooms
bath, lo-acre lot. $4,000.
H, P. BURDETTE g. SON, RealtoI
Mt. Airy, Md: Phone 1913
Eve. and Sun, Phi. Mr.. Pryor, 42N
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SOUTHERN MD

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY-Near
Lothian. 1874 acres; 4-bedrm ca
!onial home; 2 tenant houses, q
parns: = large streams, timber;
fenced and cross-fenced; lge, lake
site: excel. white tenants: owners
snare OF crops averages so return
on price. Owner will finance
OVERLOOKING CHES. BAYS
acres attractive frame dwelling.
needs mod. imp; Just right for
family with children. Only 80 mi,
from District; $3.50 down
81. ACRES-Mod. 2-bedrm. and
bath home; tenant house rented .
large barns, 5I2-acre tobacco
allot.; good stream: poultry house
long frontage on paved road
Sls 200 bldg. and loan financing.
~ ACRES-Overlooking Chesapeake
Bay; long paved road frontage
TIMBER Outstanding building site
D FARMETTE SITES beautiful
Dunkirk area, only 81 miles from
the District; 3 to & acre partially
wooded sites. Small down pay
ment, balance monthly.
100 ACRES-Rich. level bottom
land, fronting tidal creek: mod
4-bedrm. home; ga. tob, allot; z
barns, stable. good tractor and
equipment; running stream: q
INSTRUMENTATION farm.
FRIENDSHIP-Mod. 3-bedrm. HON,
in this quiet village, convenient Il
the District, Annapolis and Bslti,
more. Only $500; building anc
loan financing. Az
ga, ACRES-On main highway
colored: good residential or comml
bldg. site; $4,000: liberal terms
II ACRES--Fields and woods; gooc
land invest; $4,000, terms,
q ILTATTDC
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FARMS

I45 ACRE FARM spotsylvanIa
County. Virginia. Dwelling and
barn On Route sos. Contact
owner, MRS. c. W. RIGSBY, JR.,
Route ., Spotsylvania, Virginia.
Phone uninnNiIla oSrS
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Beautiful half-acre level lot over
looking Mount Vernon blvd. and
PICTURESQUE estate. $4,000
beFnlce Carter Davis, Realtor
81 : ESaA
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Liquor and food. Industrial area,
NE. location. Low overhead, do
ing about 81 900 per week. Closed
sundays and holidays. / am 6s
years OF age, retiring, making
trip to- the old country after 40
years. Must sell. Priced for quick
sale. $4,000 on terms.
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MARLBORO REALTY

Large frame S-rm. country home
with 6 acres Of land: large porch.
screens, storm windows: excellent
condition. barn, garage, misc.
outbuildinEs. Price S21,50O. Reas
terms.
IS acres; 6-rm. home, . barns,
stable: S-acre tobacco allotment.
! tractor, mower, pillow included
PRICE $4,000: Owner will finance
NJ. v. WATSON, Agent. ewes. and
Sun. AL, 7-2211: daily, office,
MA. 1850.
80 acres attractive rolling land.
decorated in native shrubbery and
several streams. on sol near Up
per Marlboro. Priced right with
terms.
SO acres: 3 dwellings. 2 tobacco
barns; partly wooded: on 301 near
Central ave
12 acres, on south lane of 3ol,
south Of Upper Marlboro. Slightly
elevated, suit. for restaurant or
motel site.
% acres; 4-bedrm. home, l large
tobacco barn; good community;
u mi. d. c.. Anne Arundel Co.
Two-story home: A-acre lot: M.
Upper Marlboro; 3 bedrms.: good
eond;; extra items incl. Price
T. {. 'DuLEY. Agent, ewes. and
sun. MA. 7-3491; office, daily,
MA. 7-2560.
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FARMS
RIVERFRONT-W. VA.

141 acres level to rolling, over
1000 #. waterfront, approx. ia
acres cleared. State I'd. and cleo.
on PROP; 2ia hrs. to D. c. Price
$500. $1,000 down.
SMALL DAIRY-W. VA,
103 acres; new barn with 10
Stanchions: fair Arm. house :other
bldss.: on hard I'd; near Berkley
Springs; price, $4,000, 81. 900 On
L. r. Wigfield. NO. 7-1328
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FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS
OF THESE AND
OTHER PROPERTIES. CALL
ADMIRAL ABERCROMBIE
DIAMOND 1851

VALLEY VIEW FARM
g acres, Frederick County. Md. !;
1-room house recently rernodeled,
kSrse barn, other buildings; Sl9,-
300. EV. 4-1s24.
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FARMS
ACREAGE FARMS HOMES
We Have Many Nice Listings
CLARKE REALTY
WARRENTON VA. PHONE 1919

We Have Many Nice Listings
CLARKE REALTY
wARRENToN. VA. PHONE 1855
A DAIRY FARM
With a Future
go acres; 2 farm houses, several
tenant houses; so COW Wash. barn.
40 cow BALTIC. barn, 3 silos.
IN AREA WHERE WASH
INGTON AND BALTI-
MORE ARE EXPECTED
TO MEET.
Call Mrs. Kahler, OWNER, Atlas
6-27S9 or Mr.. lager. PA. 5-2074.
A REAL RETREAT in Rappahannock
County. .21S acres mostly open
grazing land. Secluded but Access
sible. Small 4 rm. cottage and
cent view. Call owner at Hay
market. Va. 754-s772.
A MOST ATTRACTIVE I25-acre
farm, north OF Fredericksburg,
Wash, D. C. S-room home, dou-
Bile car garage, . a. stocked pond,
12-mile road frontage, barn and
other bldgs. A real bargain for
$4,000.
Lovely waterfront property of 10
acres; ceres; Approximately 675;tt.
room with fireplace and picture
window, dining room, kitchen, 3
bedrooms and 3 baths, hot-air
heating system with summer hook
up; 12-ft. wide screened porch,
overlooking Potomac River. A
Showplace with solid all year
round comfort. $4,000 with
easy financing II needed. Gladly
shown by contracting Ruby Haw-
kins. PATES INSURANCE &
REALTY, REALTORS, 301 VIM.
St, Fredericksburg, Va. Essex
3-6221; home, Spruce 5-2h50.
ALL MODERN conveniences in
home; pond, 23h acres, near
FREDERICKSBURG, Va. JE. 4-S762.
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REST. -CARRYOUT-Income $500
wk.: rent. $3.50; price So. 900. On
$4,000. Hrs. 9 to z, 8 days. New
air cond. A. R. SEELYE. DI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-30
POULTRY-EGGS
Gas station-Repair shop

Mechanic will easily earn $4,000
TO $4,000 annually. Pumps co.
600 gallons monthly. Good lease.
Priced unusually low at $1,000,
lock, stock and barrel. Wonderful
terms. Exclusive.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1961-04-30
APT. HOUSE GROUND
HALLoWELL REAL ESTATE
WA. 4-q4O1

BEAUTIFUL l AND . ACRE HOME
SITES, near Confessional Coun-
Try club-150 to 1886 #. frontage,
Priced $685. and up, incl street
paving LA Q-n41 d