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FARMS

Eastern Shore Property
Farms, big and small: read about
SOS acres. all necessary buildings,
.$2b,0O0: $4,000 down, $50 month.
$4,000: a down.
liz acres, one 6-room house, $16,-
800. "a down.
81 acres, all necessary buildings;
100 acres, all necessary buildings,
.S33,O00; IS16,500 down.
30 acres. all necessary outbuildings,
S14,5O0: n down.
203 acres, all necessary buildings,
$3e.5Q0: "a down. The above
three could be bought together:
cash. or trailer in trade.
b acres and 5-bedroom house. Ss,.
-s00;. IA down.
PoT these and other Eastern Shore
properties eall
Hudson Real Estate Co.
uN. GIBBS UN. 4-7171
ExCEPTIONAL,-65O acres noun,
tain woodland and pasture near
main highway. Suitable for sub
division, game preserve, cattle
farm. $4,000 approximately $50
JoYcE R, DE BERoH., BROKER,
washington, Va. Phone 26O9
HOWARD C0UNTY--27S acres,
good 6-rm. frame house, barn and
sm! tenant house; long frontage
on 2 roads. RAMSEY REALTY
Coz ~. 9-2ee5. 70. 5-20I7.
LEESBURG MIDDLE UR q
ESTATES - ever 800 beautifully
rolling acres; complete With Angus
herd. excellent machinery, airstrip,
pArns, tenant, etc.; modern WI.
Lamsbure Colonial manor house
F15 private swimming pool, guest
house, 4-car garage to match and
fabulous setting with rano-
ramic view of the small lake.
winding stream and pasture
100000 rLder cost at S2T5.lIC0'
10 see, call Z. y eTEFFEY PEAf,
ESTATE. JE. 4-0064.
iMIDDLEBURG, VA.
2.story stone house In estate area
ufumprQved, built 1850, approx. II
acLes, barn. stream; S30. .0lO
MDDLEBURG REAL ESTATE
MlDDLEBURG, VA.
DLAL ~ ,,.s,s ,10sS-Mu. 7-632l
. ACRE Bk0ILER FARM, T-1I11
capacity. Eearly rev Arm Nm
SHOW. eQulp. included. IA, ,(1ffl
can after = pm. JE. 3-l328,
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CADILLAC go "62" coupe, spot
less condition: Easter treat for the
entire family; S4,l65.
AKERS OLpS-CADILI.AC CO.
HARRINGTON SHOPPING CTR"
OV. 3-O3bO ALEXANDRIA
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AUTOS TRUCKS WANTED AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

CHEW. WANTED--PAy hiehest cash
price for good ear. KIRK MOTOR
co. 1000 Ga. ave. NV. ia. 9-4S01.
EXCEPTIONALLY CLEAN '5s or
50 Ford ret. hdtp., cash buy. pvt,
party. OIL. 2.7367, after $50.
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LOTS, ACREAGE WANTED

WE NEED more lots, aeresge or
farms IN D c. or nearby Nd.
KAY REALTY CO RA. 6-2200
50 OR MORE ACREs. reasonably
priced, within committing distance
OF Washington. Direct from owner.
HUDSON REAL ESTATE CO., UN.
4-1515. UN. 4.717l,
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VACATION PLACES
REAL ESTATE LOANS

STOCKED ao.A. LAKE. nr. Va.
snsd:o5 ts; 50 ,S MI spso p G IDEAL ..nsss slssssar
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AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE

|CHRYsLER 80 4-dr. New YORKER
power equipped. immac.; S2,e50
FLOOD PONTIAC, 4221 Conn
ave
CHEVROLET 80 4-dooT; r. and h :
auto: trans: hke-new tires; excel
. lransp.: Sl25. DE. 2-9513.
CHRYSLEK 81 New Yorker hard.
top; fun power: excel. cond., orig
owner. Best offer. DU. 2-4O49 oI
CHRYSLER 90 caratoga 2-dooj
hardtopi torqueflite, p.s., p.b., T
ana A., green and white finish
Iowtmi;, one-ovner car: Sl.995
SmaH down pymt.; pymts. at bank
L. =. SIEUART, INC, 1440 p st
CHRYsLER '5s Saratoga 7-dooI
hardtop; toroueflite, p.s.. p.b.
power seat, beaut. cherry red fin.
iSn with white top, Wv. tires;
Sl'S45; small down pymt.. pymts
et pank. L. p. STEUART, INC,
1440 T st. NV, DE. 2-4SOO.
CHRYSLER 80 Windsor 4-door Sc
dan: toroueflite, r. and h., power
steering, one-owner car, low mi,
Sbcf0' Small doWn Dymt.: pymts
az bank. l.. p. STEUART, INC,
144O T st. NV. DE. 2-4SO0.
CHRYSLER '57 Saratoga 4-door
nardtop: auto, power steering.
power brakes. power windows,
power seat, r. and h.. Wv. tires
Sl;095; SELLERS SALES q SVC..
o226 BALTIC. ave. on Rte. 1, be-
tween Hyatts. and College Park.
WA. 10000.
CHRYSLER '52 4-dr. Crown I'm
peIial; good shape. S2T5. Call DE.
2-SO76 after 5 pm.
CHRYSLER '55 windsor sedan;
splendid condition; 1895, S15
down. ROPER, La. 6-27OO.
DE SOTO '53 Firedome 4-dr. sedan ;
$1,000 NIL. motor tuned and re-
ssondltioned last month; S315. Wo.
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CHEVROLET ,so

Parkwood 4-door 6-passenRer sta,
wagon; S,ns economical e-eylinder en-
WV. tires; beaut. turouoise-and- :
white finish; sery clean.
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BUILDERS

Finished lots Aspen Hill area-R-9(
wooded. level, sewer, water, street,
in, ready to 90 now, good sub
ordination group Of 3 to 46. Days
VIII 6-1700,
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AuToMoBILEs F0R SALE

CONTINENTAL so Marx ~ con.
Heruple; turquoise. an matching
interior; fully power equipped:
Ssryy clean throughout: special.
Capitol adillac-OldS Co.
1922 22nd st. NV. FE. 7.2s00
DE SOTO '54 station wagon: excel.
GONG. power, recent engine oVefs
haul; S425. GA. 4-S905,
DE SOTO '55 2-dr. hardtop sedan;
perfect condition; T. and h., Wv,
DODGE '54 2-dr. Royal VS.: ?.
and h. auto. trans. S395, 10. s.
2069 aft. $3.50 pm.
DODGE IS 4-dr. sedan: 6-cyI-, h-.
auto; trans, like new, orig. owner.
$4,000 mi good tires w/snoW
tires: 5000. LU. 2-4775.
DODGE 1858 2-dr. club coupe: 9y.
romatic, 6-eylinder; runs and
looks good: S195. ia. 2-26T5.
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ZINE RLnG eITEs

In nearby Prince Georges. Mont.
scenery. Howard and Anne .Arun,
Del counties. LarEest selection oi
lots from $500 up.
KAY REALTY co. RA. $4,000
GLASS MANOR, % by 104, $1,000
CLINTON, / acre, $4,000.
FoRESTyILLE. 5 lots, IS BY It's
DISTRICT HEIGHTS. so by 1SC
corner. $500.
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BUILDERS. INTENTION

VII. 0-ldOO. =.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION
Facing Manor Club; 10 acres. viii
make 20 beautiful la-aere home
sites; all face beautiful homes
ranging from $4,000 to $4,000;
a real buy. NE. S-1717.
BUILDERS, ATTENTION! 8 beauti-
ful lots near Congressional Coun-
try Club with sewer and water. IL
acre sites1. Paved street, Only
$3.50 each. viii help finance.
Absolute bargain. ME. 8.l717.
lCL0SE-IN CRESTWOOD LOT :
Adj. to Rk. Crk. PIX. commanding
wonderful view. RA. 3-9233.
C0RNER BUILDING sITE-Water,
electricity: half acre for $4,000.
RIPLEY CO. JU, 5-6111.
FALLS RD. AREA--la-acre lots:
sewer and water; 2OTs down in
groups Of ) to 10. Avail May is,
KRoLL REALTY, OIL. 2-595g;
ewes III R.R0rA
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|CHRYsLER 80 4-dr. New yorker;
power equipped. immac.: S2.950.
FLOOD PONTIAC. 4221 Conn.
ave
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CHEVY. 1855 2-dr.; g." std. shift
S444. WRIGHT MOTORS, INC
2s09 R. I. ave. ne, La. $4,000
CHEVROLET 81 2-dr.; rebuilt in.
SIDE and out, new tires, good me.
cnanically; $500, PVT, OWNER
co. 5-4200, Q to 8.
CHEW. 1850 Parkwood station Wag.
on; r. and h., powerglide, VS. en-.
glne; must sell. take over pay.
ments or will trade for older car
IN good condition. RO. S-lO2O.
CHEVROLET '54 convert: one own.
er; good tires, stand. trans, r
and h. 5000. Call EN-. 5-3644
after 9 pm. Thurs: or Fri. am
before II.
CHEW. '5S Impala coupe; VS.,
powergide, power steering, power
brakes. T. and h., blue finish,
WV. tires, SI,395.
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CADILLAC go "60" Special: dis-
tinctiVe black finish: loaded with
all extras including air condition
ing; special naugahyde top; i'm
maculate: only S5.195.
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Yes NSSH YEARS rs SANE Il + LocarffoaSS q rffcaSO'
Open Daily Q til o; Sun. 8 IN 4
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McNETT, PONTTAN

GREY. go Iinpala VS. cow; r.
and h., auto. trans. DIS. looks
and runs like new. real beauty:
81 ,495. Bank terms to fit your
budget.
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AIS Motors

Valiant Plymouth -Chrysler-Imperial
39l0 Wilson Blvd. Arl.. Va.
IA 0-A1n2
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BARRY-PATE CHEY.

BUICK SO Special 4-dr. station
! owner; low mi. Ss45.
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CADILLAC 1853 cow. coupe; So
400: one owner; tnmaeulate: full
equip. FLOOD PONTIAC, 1921
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tcoNHINuEpl

CADILLAC "a: $4,000 orig. miles,
Ssood tires, needs grille work;
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Also 18th O BET. l sSRd' and N. H'a. sE. 7-7s7s
BUICK '55 2-dr hardtop excep-
acnnSlly nice car: $500. Lo
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Will FINANCE TO YOUR BUDOE1
STAR pOMTIAH

81 ,499
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Suburban Cadillac -OldS Co.
BRADLEY SHOPPING CENTER
BETHESDA. MD. OIL. 6-75O0
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Carolinas heading the list.
Second major target is the Middle Atlantic
area, close to Washington. Then comes New
England, and after that, in decreasing order
other sections of the Nation.
The Washington area traveller is happily
situated in the midst of host of travel attrac
tionS, and he contributes heavily to Virginia'S
annual $3.50 million tourist income and Mary.
lands $500 million.
He weekendS at such spots as the Skyline
Drive, Blackwater Falls, Deep Creek Lake,
Colonial Williamsburg and the Atlantic Coast
beaches.
Last year, 19, ,374 Washington area travellers
registered at the three major facilities of Colo
nial Williamsburg The Inn, The Lodge and
The Motor House. This does not account for
others who may have spent their time at the
% private motels and 60 tourist homes around
Williamsburg
The Washingtonan's favOrite method of
travel is by automobile. Seventy per cent (for
American Automobile Association members,
IS per cent? will get out the family car for their
vacation travel About IL per cent will go by
air, an equal number by rail, and the remainder
by bus or ship.
Although off-season travel is becoming
more prevalent the man from the Nations
Capital still does most of his vacation travel
in June, July and August
What kind of ffellow is this Washington area
traveller?
For one thing, he is less likely to be the
ugly American" He is more conscious of the
world and what makes it tick. He is also
conscious of the the fact that he comes from
the Nations Capital, and is more likely to put
his best seven-league boot forward
He is more knowledgeable than most He
is better educated. and has a higher income.
And he has itchy feet
Evening star., 1961-03-05
With Washingtonians> It's Co. Co. Go
ByJACK JONAS
Star Travel Editor

THE WASHINGTON area resident has
Il itchy feet
One in every so of the million who live
here holds passport.
Each day, 81 800 leave by plane, train or
bus. In the course of year, that adds up to near
ly four times the population of the MetrOpol-
itan Area. And many more than that 60 by car.
Some of them are travelling for business;
some are commuters.
But big chunk of the crowd is travelling
for pleasure. Before the year is out, 100000
area families will take vacations outside of
Washington.
They will spend 1863 million on vacation
travel to foreign lands and more than three
times that much on domestic travel In addi-
ton to extended vacations, they will spend $32
million on weekend pleasure travel Count
less millions more will 60 for Government and
private business travel.
Of the 100000 vacationing families, some
g. 400 will travel abroad, going 70 per cent of
the time by air and 80 per cent by sea. The re-
Misunderstanding out the $4,000 who haven't
yet made up their minds where they will go
will lay out $111.5 million on vacation travel
within the United States.
More than 30 per cent of the families here
have an income in excess of 81, 500. And, ac-
cording to a mid-196O survey, it is that type of
family which accounts for more than two-thirds
of the vacation trips by plane, train or ship.
The Washington area traveller spends
enough to support offices for some so steam
ship companies, IS airlines, 80 railroads and
two major intercity buslines.
He keeps Washington National Airport
one of the worlds busiest Forty-five travel
agencies vie for his trade.
The Washingtonian's prime travel goal at
home is the Eastern Seaboard, with the South
Atlantic States principally Florida and the
GAzINE WASHINGTON. D. c., MARCH ;. 1851
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WHEATON

1906 ESTELLE ROAD
OWNER ANXIOUS SELL-This 4bedrm 2bath brick
Cod. this home FILA appraised for S1q,500 OWNER
WILL PAY PART OF SETTLEMENT CHARGES TO QUALIFIED
pREcToNs oeorgia left Janet left Eses to
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

LANGLEY PARK - Trees, trees
Lovely fenced lot with 3-bedrms
red brick rambler included. Wall
to schools and buses. Assume lge
loan. Total price only SIS, 900
Call WE. $4,000.
c. paul hickman, inc.
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WHEATON

4002 1SBELL STREET
SPLIT FOYER RAMBLER only year featuring
bedms Ia baths din. kit with table
and RECREATION RM. S20750
II 70
left OPEN SIGN.
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POTOMAC
UTCTOPY LANE

OWNERS TEANsFERMYoUR GAIN He is anxious fer you to
acre Of wooded ground sehCO
in huge lv. screened porch, den. bedrns baths
din Dashboard S29,960. Trades
vted. OIL. 6-9170.
DIRECTIONS: out I'd. right on Falls
Victory Lane to Pecks Open Sign out Wise to Rock
ve left North Van sharp right Great Falls rd
left Victory lane PECKS OPEN SIGN.
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ADELPHI

EXTRA NIcE-Brick rambler three bedrms.. 2s baths
[ssTsaslOn and den CENTRALLY % a AIR CONDITIONED
p1REcTIoNs Out Riggs I'd north Of uny blyda to Soo
rd, right 26th left PECKS OPEN SIGN
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SILVER SPRING, chevy chase
BTtsS BTicE lsmeie9 lsth sPa sPs did Sdw fss: SsS
' ing SPACE. Ssei IN iuii T and ~ Z halt ait baths.
full daylight basmt., walk. dis
tance to shop center, elem. sch. ;,
immunity. swim. pool and all
houses Of worship, S23,500.
OWNER. JU. 5-9o77.
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HILLANDALE
1918 ELTON ROAD

bedIms center.h prick rambers One brick Cape Coz al
modern equipped KITCHENS with eating space woodec
occupancy WE TAKE TRADES HE 4-17oo or Lo S-2eeo,
road right Green Forest right Wooded Way to PEcKs
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SILVER SPRINGS bedrms., q
baths, brick rambler: sep. din.
rm., full ground-level .bsmt. lge.
fenced lot; nr. Sligo Pk:, walk TO
9-0714.
Sill. SPR.-Immac. beaut. brk.
oWneT sSseieysl trsnsf Ds6rHsS J1 HssS5sSs sSeal ioc.
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YoZ,0UU
HILLANDALE-A really choice iot
Of 1.2 acres with loads OF trees
flowers and shrubs: 3 bedrooms,
den, full baths, cozy recreation
room with full extra kitchen for
entertaining, side screened porch
garage.
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GREENACRES

CLOSE TO .. CT Completely redecoratsd and mmaculats
Colonial Separate screened lovely FENCED
family off kitchen, 1st floor powder rm full
basement extra large bedrms immediate possession oW
low 20s OIL. 6-9l70
DIRECTIONS: River rd Baltimore to PEcKs
OPEN SIGN
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nf0ggn

8 bedrms., rec. rm.: completely re-
modelled. 2l6 Philadelphia ave-,
Takoma Park. JU. S-0466.
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Rock Creek Palisades

ROCKVILLE AREA
3 BEDRM. RAMBLER ONLY S12.-
ESQ. FILA financed.
POCKET BOOK SAVER"
lO.S.P. Ice. liv. rm.. gas heat. Out
Viers Mill to left on wade to right
on Debeck.
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RoCKvILLE-Relax and live! This
spacious brk. home will provide
real comfort and Joy for you and
your family. Features 3 lge. bed
rms, fireplace, fencing, and a
VS. 900 dn. 0 Immed. poss. With
no red tape. Trades considered
Call Lo. 4-5500 or
C.. paul hickman, inc.
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CARROLL KNOLLS
10407 LESLIE ST

SILVER sPRNGNew listing Completely redeeoraed INSIDE
Brick spt-level tabespace Kitchen bedrooms, "a
baths CENTRALLY AIRCoNDITIoNED. Wall-to-wal
drapes excellent condition immediate occupancy. LO
5-29a0
DIRECTIoNs out Georga ave. left on Dennis ave., rght
Leslie to PECK'S OPEN SIGN.
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LANGLEY PARK

1906 QUINWOOD ST.
Convenient everythne rambler featuring extra lge
baths, fuyequipped kitchen,
KING SIZE DEN. He 4-1700.
DIRECTIONS: Hampshire to Quebec St. right
18th left Qrnwood right to PECKs OPEN SIGN.
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HILLANDALE AREA
SILVER SPRING

lila NICHOLAS DIR.
POSSESSION DATE-Brigh and clean 3-bedrm.
split level pa baths lge bult-in kitchen, separate din
spacious family attractive Handicapped lot Just S"5ooO
DiRECTfoNs: out Georgia ave- right University
left Nicholas to PECK'S OPEN SIGN.
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n30pGn
ROCK CREEK HILLS
3611 LITTLEDALE ST.
3611 Littledale st.
OpEN TN q

Air-cond. rambler, 8 bedrms.. liv.
rm, with, .firepl.. sep. din. rm.,
today's kit, center hall with
flagstone foyer; > baths on main
level: nice rec. rm. with firepl,
"a bath and 2-car built-in gar. on
lower level. Deep lot with nice
trees and shrubs. A real good buy
in the upper 3Os in an area Of
$50. 900 homes. Only $4,000
cash will buy.
Dir: Out Conn. ave. past Chevy
Chase Lake, bear right on Ken
Sington ,pkwy. to Just past junior
high school, right on Littiedaie
to. 1911 and our open sign. Ad-
miral Berdine on premises, OIL.
2-S131.
Chevy Chase Realty
1928 Conn. Ave. NV. EN-. 3-iSO0
ROCKVILLE, no SIS down GT, SSl
mo. pays all-3-bedroom rambler
GA A-Tz11 IA A-QTOE
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703 ELM AVENUE
DON'T WAIT ON THIS! Attractive Cape Cod home with fcu
bedrms full baths spacious v with fireplace Separa
BELOW FLA APPRAISAL. HE. 4-1700
DIRECTIONS: Ethan Allan
left to Elm. right to PEcK'S OPEN SIGN.
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TAKOMA PARK - Lovely, large
home facing Manor Circle. 8 bed
rooms, Ia baths. FHA approved
large adjoining lot can be sold to
purchaser.
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ROCKVILLE-Need lots Of space?
Lovely modern tri-level with 4
bedrms.. den and powder rn.. and
the most fabulous family room
the low, low 20s, for sale today.
TRADE YOUR PRESENT HOME.
Call LO. 5-0S44, l0-5 pm.
SHANNON g. LUCHS. Maryland
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CoLESVLLE AREA - Brand-nev
brick rambler; beautiful N-acrC
lot; line home area. 3 bedrooms
paths, de luxe kitchen; full
basement: eSrport.
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$37,950
HlLLANDALE Brick-and-stonS
Williamsburg Colonial on magnifi-
cent lot close to one acre: 3 bed.
rooms ga baths, side screened
porch, attached garage, slate roof
prime residential ares.
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S31, 800
BURNT MILLS HuLS-Loyely Ice
landseaped lot; almost acre; 5
bedrms., paneled den with powder
rm., breezeway, Gear gaFage, fine
custom brick Colonial; walk tc
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SILVER SPRING. Indian sprins
Club Estates-Brick Colonial. 8
pedrooms, den, recreation room,
carpeting included.
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CONVENIENT LOCATION"
Located on lge. wooded lot "a blk
from school and library. custom
rec. room. DIR: Out Rockville
Pike to Montrose. right to Galena
right to open sign.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-11-16
McHENRY

Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Carr and fami-
ly visited Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Rodeheaver, one evening last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willard Rode
HEAVIER, of Groveport, o.; Mrs. T.
A. Rodeheaver, Kingwood, W. Va;
Mrs Kay Raye, of Hopwood, Pa;
and Cecil Smith, of Emporium,
Pa, we're recent visitors of Mr..
and Mrs. W. r. Savage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Rode
HEAVIER and family. Mr. and Mrs.
Ronald Rodeheaver and son, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Glenn Dewitt and
family visited Mr.. and Mrs. Mason
Rodeheaver and sons. Sunday.
Mrs. w. X. Savage and Miss Ma
omi Savage visited Mrs. Tom Saw
age at Hoyes Run, Monday. Mrs.
Tom Savage, who was patient in
Garrett County Memorial hospital
Oakland, is recuperating at her
home.
Mr.. and Mrs G j Ferguson Wis
tied Mr.. and Mrs. Melvin Wyland
and family in Homecoming.
Orland Wright is a patient in
the Somerset hospital, Somerset,
Pa.
Sunday visitors of Mr.. and Mrs
c. l. Wright were Mr. and Mrs
c. H. Batema, Westernport; Mrs
J. A. Savage and Mr.. and Mrs
Paul Savage and daughter, of Cum
herland; Mr.. and Mrs. Herman
Rodeheaver, Mrs. Earl Savage and
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1961-11-16
2 Teachers Replace
DeV0re and Hesen

Two new teachers have been
edded to Southern's faculty re-
Gently They are replacing Mrs.
neVore, who resigned, and Mrs.
Hesen, who is taking a leave of abb
sence.
Mrs Alice G.. Frederick, who has
replaced Mrs Burnetta DeVore, is
teaching in the junior high. She
has substituted at Southern, Den
nett Road, and Center Street be-
fore becoming a permanent mem
Der of Southern's teaching staff.
Mrs Frederick's home is in Mt
Lake Park, where she lives with
her husband. Wayne, and their
three sons, Kimber 9. Donald 7, and
Brian s. Mrs. Frederick attended
PunXutaWney High School PUNK
sutawney is Indian meaning Place
by the River.O. and Syracuse Uni
versity, where she received her B.
A degree.
Life is a hobby with me-" says
Mrs. Frederick. whose other hob
bies include oil painting and read
ing. For her own amusement only,
Mrs. Frederick plays the piano.
Swimming is her favorite sport
Chocolate graham cracker pie is
her favorite food but she says Il
like almost everything"
When asked about her favorite
T. V. programs, Mrs. Frederick re-
piled, With three children and a
husband in the house, l watch
their shows, which are cartoons,
westerns, and musicals"
Mr. Charles Crist is the -other
new teacher. He is replacing Mrs.
James Hesen, who is taking leave
of absence. Mr.. Crist can be found
teaching history most of the day.
He attended Tyrone High School,
Tyrone, Pennsylvania. and received
his BA. degree in psychology at
West Virginia University. South
ern is his first teaching assignment
Mr. Crist and his wife, Norine,
were living in KingWood, but very
recently moved into Oakland.
Basketball is the favorite sport
Of Mr. Crist, but he says, q like
them all" For a hobby, Mr. Crist
plays chess. His favorite food is
steak, But l live without it." All
westerns seem to be his main in
lerest in tele-vieWing.
Mr.. CrIst says about Southern,
so far. very nice l think I'm go
ing to like it,
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ADDITIONAL LOCAL. ADS. TOO
LATE FOR CLASSIFICATION

DISCOUNT - 500 discount on
regulator with the purchase of a
generator. new or used. GibSon'S
Auto Parts, Loeb Lynn. ADV 49,
If
FOR SALE - 1948 Studebaker
truck 1l2 ton, S295OO: 1857 Buick
Century. sharp, $1,1950O; 1850
GMC Suburbanite, S295.00; 1865
Buick Century, transmission slips,
$4,000. Phone DE 4-3429 Gibson's
Auto Parts, Loeb Lynn. ADV. 49,
If
NEW PARTS-5Oaf discount on
tie rods and king pins All sales
final. Gibson's Auto Parts, Loeb
Lynn. Phone DE 1929. ADV. 49,
If
FOR SALE-Brake lining riveter
and drill in stand, S4500; battery
charger, slow, 6 or II, $500; cut
ting torch. gauges and hose, $1,000;
hand winch, $4,000; wrecker crane,
$4,000: compressor gauge, Allen,
$1,000: several electric motors, Is
to l hip. Phone DE 1929. Glib
sons Auto Parts, Loeb Lynn. -
Adv 38-tf
FOR SALE-Gas heating stove,
not too large, $1,000; two small hot
water registers. Phone DE 4-3429
Gibson's Auto Parts, Loeb Lynn.
ADV. 38-tf
FOR SALE-Hand saw, old time
clock, top coat, size 40; Sin. GE
fan Inquire BeckmanS Tourist
Home. ADV 38-1t*
FOR RENT rooms and bath,
furnished apartment, hot water
heat and utilities furnished. Phone
DE 4-20S4 ADV. 38-tf
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The farm harvest this fall is one
of the largest in history and pre-
liminary reports indicate that ma
tlonal average pcr-acre yields will
exceed al previous records. This
crop is also the first under the
Administrations Emergency Feed
Grains Program" which | opposed
when it bearely gained approval in
the House of Representatives last
March. The failure of this program
was stantiated by official sta
tiStcal announcements of the De
parment Of Agriculture last month
The problem is, in its simplest
terms, that United States farmers
contantly ovcrproduce feed rela-
tive to the nations need This re-
suit in lower market price, lower
farm income, and an annual in
creSe in Government stockpiles
INSTRUMENTATION plan, as argued
by its supporters, would reduce
feee grain production; cut Govern
men stocks: end result in a tax
savhgs of about $500 million in
gran storage and handling. This
tax savings, the Secretary of Agri-
culture admitted in July, would be
offiet by the cost of the program
which was estimated at $500 mil
lien also
In July, the Secretary of Agri-
culture predicted that this program
would result in a feed grain crop
reduction of 800 million bushels
and would reduce the surplus in
storage by several hundred mil
lion bushels. Although the plan
las reduced the amount of feed