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RAPPAHANNoCK COUNTY
SOUTHERN MD.

EfINCE GEORGES COUNTY-31
Rerea Arm. tenant house. . barns,
Mk tobacco allot. fronts paved
I'd land values increasing in this
area; crop should carry MORTGAGE;
iprice sl6,500 with 81 900 cash.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY - 18th
Century home fully restored in set
tinK OF large trees: only 20 mi.
arom the District; 4 bedrms, 2h
baths: 4S acres land: guest cottage
with bath. tenant house, barn; .
tractors and equip: tob. allot; in
real nice area; $4,000. good fl
cALVERT COUNTY, acres on
main hwy: . nice houses, nice
aetting. good location for retire
Enent or committing to District; all
Tor SIS. 900. bank financing.
. FARMETTE SITES-In beautiful
Dunkirk area, orly u miles from
me District: 8 TO 5 acre partially
wooded sites. Small down pay
Fnent. balance monthly.
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY-l3S
acres. fronting on Largo road. in
area now ceyeloplng IN small es-
tates and fine homes. excellent po-
tential as land investment or early
81. MARYs coUNTY-Attraetive
town house in Chaptico: 4 bedTms D.,
mod kit. and bath: Handicapped
grounds. wide lawn. full basement.
bot-air heat, Gear garage; also an
apt. Shouse on main road eompris-
tng aptS; all with private baths;
no. rentals OF S2S5. Also garage
Ndg. on main road, $500 square
Il. floor space; good spot for auto
agency or farm equipment.
ERIENDSHIP-Mod. 3-bedrm. home
N this quiet village. convenient
10 the District, Annapolis and
Baltimore. Only $500. building
and loan financing.
IS AcRES-Eear Chese Bay. front,
beT; good land investment;
~ ACREs-With view Of Patuxent
River: good level land suitable
small estate or farmette.
~ ACRES-Fields and woods; good
hnd investment: So 600. terms.
20 AcRES-35 A. clear. o A. tob.
allot.: 2-bedrm. home. tob. barn;
near Bay, only 20 mi. from the
pitsTift; IHrsT sl5 sgl65;iII,,,9.v,Eo ;I,,9. ,,-., a.
eedrm. and bath farm home, 2
tobGeco barns. . new tractors. IA
.. tob. allot.: / mi. paved I'd.
frontage. streams. over 100 q.
clear; must be sold TO settle es-
30 ACRES farm houses. 2 barns
kob.i allot.. paved road frontage; 4S
a. clear: a. productive farm; in
easy commut. distance of District;
e25f000. lib. financing.
s. kCRES-3-bedrm. home with
bath; tob. allot.; fronts paved I'd:
tob. barn. all clear land: 81 ] $50.
ewner will finance with $4,000
]. B. Waters & Assoc.
Dankirk. Nd. Phi. Alpine 7-273g or
Prince FREDERICK pa and ass
30, Miles From District
efAFFORD CoUNTY-93 acres, =
room house, . streams. on mac
adam road near military base.
S21D00 with terms.
FAIRFAX COUNTY, acres, g.
foofa house. barn, On stream, near
military base. SI9.450 cash will
handle Call Bob Sedgewick.
Ft0RANCE REALTY CORP, 354-
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= LIN AO2N N-NNDhEhs y - : aces nr.
Rte. ); $3.50. STATE REALTY
CO, RTE. 3Sl. Clinton. Nd. CY.
1896.
COLEsVILLE-AsHTON ADEA! =
acre and larger sites at S3.49O
up. incl. road and city water.
easiest terms. discount for cash;
stop in at model home on Coles
vile I'd. just past Cedar lane:
ewes, ~. S-3O3S.
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. a-124O
CORNER LOT. I.6S acres: new
development, Rte. >. sandy. level
estates. Bridge 4-3249
DENTSVILLE, Charles Co., Md
51z acres with frame 2-story
house. well water: iull price.
$1,000. Also = acre vito l-stOry
frame house: price, $1,000 Both
with full bath. Mr.. DiNatale, 30l
RI. 3-77O5. LYMAN c. DELE
& CO., INC. Ii. 7-0SO9.
DOCTORS, ATTENTION
Medical or Dental clinic site.
250'X240', more land avail. on
Arterial Highway in wheaton.
good terms. Call owner ewes. at
EN-. 5-2204.
EDNOR WOODS
Two-ACRE wooded lot with chain
fence; ] mile south OF Ashton.
Mont. Co. HE. 9-2aSO or call
collect Braddock Hgts. 753-74yS.
FAIRFAX
Between Rte. 66 and Rte. 50-3
large building lots on Rte. sos
near Pendaw 1i6 mile in from
Rte. so. Good road frontage. LIZ
CATO REALTY CORP, JE. p
s9Ol,
FAIRFAX COUNTY, Mil Greek
Park-lst time offered. a acre
with stream. Owner must sell. A
steal at only $4,000. half down
Mr.. Barry, JE 3-9S36. TOWN &
COUNTRY PROPERTIES. INC.
FAIRFAX COUNTY-Restricte b
acre estates. 350-ft. frontage. heav-
lily wooded: $500 with $1,000
on. Agent on premises from til
dark. DIR: South on Rte. l93
from Fairfax Court House. 5 mi.
to q right on Rte. 64l to property
on left, farmhouse used as sales
office). Mr.. Barry, JE 3-9S36.
TOWN & COUNTRY PROPERTIES,
INC.
FALLOUT SHELTERS. select your
site. financing available, IA. p
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WEST VIRGINIA

Three acres Cacapon River water
frontage. Easy access. 3 acres
bordering highway, S735: l25
acres woodland. elee.. phone,
1925: 434 acres grazing farm,
fenced, beautiful remodeled home,
$4,000: hardtop road each prop
erty. Free listing. Call
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Heider Lane Specialist

HelQer Lane SpeclallSL :
36S ACRES. water. sewer in plan
ming stage. in fast growing area.
MARLBORO. l2l7 acres. water and
sever
MARLBORO. 23.246 80. r.. with
stores and aptS.
BRANDYWINE. 81 acres. fronting
on 30l, and Missouri ave.
WALDORF. 3 acres commercial.
with water.
Carl Albert Heider Rltr.
HA. 2-SSOO CE. 6-SjS0
3Ol-ST. 2-754s CE. 6-S44S
HOWARD CoUNTY-32 level acres
on Rt. %, > nj. from Damaccus.
Il mi. S. Rt. 40. Terms. also 81
acres on Rt. los. Clarksyille. Call
AT 6-2336. or KE. l-5llu.
PIERRE c. DUGAN & NEPHEW.
Baltimore ]. We. 7-O4b4.
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This is a very outstanding value

This is a very outstanding value
located on a river. One acre with
fruit trees and gardens. Excellent
for retirement, especially for those
who are interested in fishing, 3
bedrms. bath porch. din. rm.. kit.
and large liy. rm. Oil heat. Hi-F
tuned into most all rms. within
3 blocks Of the new rd. under
construction from D. c. ArteS'on
we'll. Fall out shelter being con-
structe6. Owners going TO South
America. Your reasonable terms,
ana it's yours.
RUBY DOWNS BROKER
Downs Bldg. University 1881
Deal. Nd.
Open Sunday 'l2:30 TO 5 Pm
COLONY : Beaut. lot
overlooking bay. high elevation,
"a ch or terns MA o-0Sh0
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@. B wOLFORD
Real Estate Broker
CT. 5-2lSl, Hamilton, Va.
SKYLINE SKI CLUB, Mr.. WASH,
VA.-Fine l5-rm. manor house in
perfect eond. on l55 a.. S42.50U.
1l3 acres, good water, timber.
rustic cabin. S1O.15O. JOHN
WALKER, SIGLER & CO.. Lake
Motel, Washington. Virvinia. Dial
703-675-3l2l.
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DOCTORS, ATTENTION

Medical or Dental clinic site.
250'x240', more land avail. on
Arterial Highway in Wheaton.
good terms. Call owner ewes. at
EN- h-o1nA
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FARMS

va. MIDDLEBURG-7s-a. country
estate lO-rm. contemporary home,
5 baths, 2-Story tenant house.
brochure avail. 100000. May be
purchased with less acreage PAIR
FAX REALTY, CIR. 3-2407, DU.
5-644S
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CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY CORP.

Prince Frederick, Nd. Phone 1Os.
II No Answer. Call 1874 or 354.
TIDEWATER VIRGINIA
Gloucester County home on beauti-
full part of river. Modern home
with spacious rooms, large living
room with fireplace, oil furnace
hot-water heat. Good acreage, eX-
cellent har0oT. State road. Un-
usual opportunity in preferred
neighboThood SPA. 900. KATH-
ARIEE G. COOKE, Realtor, Math-
n,,g Ne DArk 1D@-1
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Waterfront property for sale for
SIsNNANDALE COUNTRY CLUB
Lot for sale. located on Rte. 8,
Blue Ridge Mountains ana the
Shenandoah River; beautiful club
house, facilities for recreation. BY
OWNER. IA. 5-153S.
SOUTHERN MD.
1000 ACRES on Chesapeake Bay.
So ACRES on Chesapeake Bay.
90 ACRES on Chesapeake Bay.
- ACRES on Patuxent River.
]. B. Waters & Assoc.
Prince Frederick. Nd.
Phone ia and ass
SPECULAToRS, INVESTORS
Acreage. nr. new Bureau Of
Standards and ACC: priced right,
gooo nnaneing, Call Mr.. NOR
MAN. Ma. S-lS00.
TAKOMA PARK, off Piney Branch
rd.-Lot 5Ox200, all Improvements,
integrated area. OR. 4-79S9.
WOODLEY HILLS nr. Mt. Vernon,
beautiful level lot. 97x234'. many
trees sewer I'D water ayan.
OWNER. XII. $4,000 after 9.
WE WILL FINANCE and build home
on your lot. INTERSTATE MORT
GAGE CO. INC. IA. 7-5S0O.
Al HOME SITE, 27s acres, shade
trees and long frontage; nesr
Brandywine. Nd. Make offer.
OWNER, AP. 7-7S74.
3Iz ACRES, sewer and water; Lam
ham area; $4,000 per acre. Call
OWNER, sP. 3-20S5.
rs ACRES, nr. city Of Fairfax and
Rte. SO Fine investment AZ
S1,S00 per acre. terms. CR. 3-l635.
IL ACRES, zoned for apis. in near
by Nd. Principals only. Box 5000,
Star.
I2-ACRE LOTS, fin. with all util-
itteS, streets incl, $500 dn., 500
per mo-, Mt. Vernon area. OWNER,
ia. 2-65O0 or DU. 5-569S.
4 ADJOINING LOTS, good residen-
tial area Of ne, ready to go;
priced right. Call Mr.. Donoghue,
OIL 2-5094.
A. s. GARDINER & CO., INC.
Phone g4g-l044
S25 DOWN-Beautifu wooded lots
less than ] hr. drive from D. c.,
2OO'xlO0', frontage on good sec
ondary road: total price. $3.50.
Write or see WALLY HESSE, 334
West Center st, Manassas, Va.
IOis ACRES-A-l location on In
dian Head hwy, nr. Jones Point
crossing. Best property and price
left in area; 2lc So II. Exclusive,
Farm & HOME REALTY. Call
Mrs. Young. RE. e-S960.
300 ACRES, Frederick Co.;
100000
THOMPSON CO.. JU. $4,000
2 ACRES, suitable for apt. in good
close-in location. Shown by ap-
pointment.
PALERMO & CO.
WA. 7-ssss WA. 7-7aOO
1000 ACRES
Ready for development. Sewer go
ing right through the property.
Frontage on Rt. z, Va. as well as
Potomac River. 25 minis. from
n DE gEar
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tcONTINUEol

CLINTON ANDREWS -. aces nr.
Rte. 3; S6.75O. STATE REALTY
CO. RTE. 3Sl. Clinton. Nd. CY.
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HOWARD E.
TALBERT

DEh1E. MI. 'bul-ON. t-LuN-
MODERN HOME -
In retired community. Living din
ing room, closeo porch. kitchen,
earport. . bedrooms. . baths. On
l y -acre point, with beautiful
view. boat dock. S24. 10000. Capt.
Broker. White Stone, Va.
ESTATE. Chesapeake
Bay-Lhrge 4-bedroom residence.
rustic and private; over 40 acres.
all wooded. long frontage on bay
10 find: price. S75. 900. Call 3Ol-
WA. 6-0SSO. or write Box 43l.
GatthersburE Nd
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WATERFRONT PROP SALE SALE WATERFRONT PROP SALE

RAPPAHANNoCK RIVER. Rich
mond County. Va.-Reduceo for
fan sale. Stout 2-bedrm. frame
house. l50-ft. sand beach lot. No
banks: hours 70 Washington;
BROKER. HaRue. Va. GR n-oGan'
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MD.-38O ACRES

Motel site or road stand on Route
40 west: 100 miles from D. c. on
Top OF mt; 20-mi. view; > mod.
rambler houses. Ice. barn and out
bldgS.; 30 acres Of apple orchard
will produce 5000 gu. this W;
ESQ acres OF flatland and pasture,
all fenced; 100 acres with large
accident must be sold; S42,500;
good terms.
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son LAND MAR
-aa-.aN
AT With Good FlnancInE
GENE CASTLEBERRY

CAas 10
LANHAM AREA-lOOxl5O water,
sewer and paved streets. $4,000.
l0ux9OO. water & sewers. ,nuu.
SOx20O. water and sewer, $4,000.
Call after 9. OR. 4-6g24.
La PLATA-PORT TOBACCO ARIA
Desirable homesite in excellent
neighborhood. 20 70 25 miles from
Warrington, over modern high-
ways: outstanding business loea-
tionS in rapidly growing towns
and on excellent Highways; acre
age tracts / TO $50 acres, suitable
retirement homes. small farms.
country club. shopping center or
high-Erade subdivision. LEONARD
sNIDER. West 4-33ll, La Plata,
Md.
LOTS OF LOTS. wooded, with AL
utilities. walking distance Of
schools, stores and bus restricted
nelEhborhood Priced from So. SO.
MASON AND OMER L. HIRST.
Realtors. Annandale. Va. Phone
CT. 6-1o00
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TI4-acre stock farm: beautiful cut
samic view. $3.50 per acre.
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new to Washington, having ar
rived about two years ago. Hi:
opening of the Charcoal Hearth
last December. soon after COM
pletion of the Page Building
was the realization Of his dream
to have a first-rate dining spot
in the Nations Capital.
Drawing on his past expert
ence, he apparently has forgot
ten little in putting the Hearth
together.
The specialties are beef and
seafood, but there are other Sc
lections, too.
The beef cuts include sirloin
ZEN brochette, rib eye, top sir
loin, porterhouse, double hir
sirloin, and, Of course, a IA
ounce filet mignon, all char
coaled on a hearth visible to
diners through a huge plate
glass.
There also are charcoaled
lamb chops, spring chicken
and a chicken liver brochette.
With each entree come
French fried onions and the
largest baked potato in captiv-
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Wisconsin avenue in George
town-like the 1900 block of M
street NV. some blocks away
is fast giving Washington an
other restaurants row."
From the Rive Gauche, near
the foot of Wisconsin, to the
Old Europe Restaurant and
Rathskeller in the 2400 block,
Gorgetown's main drag can
now boast list of dining-out
spots which could rival M
street, indeed, some of the lat
est additions were nonexistent
a year ago.
The M street row, near Con-
necticut avenue, has the Knife
and Fork, the LaSalle Du Bots
LeBistro, Gusti'S and the Bears
Head, but Wisconsin - on its
way up-haS the Tivoli, the Old
Georgetown Coffee House, the
Town House. Billy Martins
Carriage House. Tino's Cont
mental, the st. Regis, and fl
nally the Old Europe.
Not too long age, however
another first-rater on tn
Washington restaurant scene
! joined the Wisconsin avenue
list - Restaurateur Tom Ross
Charcoal Hearth in the new
Page Communications Building
The number is 200l Wisconsin
There's little doubt that the
Charcoal Hearth - it opened
about 10 months ago-is adding
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AFTER DARK 80.
By HARRY MACARTHUR
We May Never Be the Same

This weekly report may seem
at times to sound like a house
organ for the Shoreham Hotel.
but there is not much to be
done about it. Them, to quote
a noted immortal fataliSt, Of
our time, is the conditions that
prevail. The Shoreham is where
most of the excitement has
been so far in this young sea-
son.
Right now Milton Berle,
headlining his own show in the
Shoreham Blue Room, is the
big news on the towns cabaret
scene. This Is his first Wash
ington night club appearance
and we may never again be
the same around here.
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Those people who complain bit
terly that Berle gets into every
body's act have their counter
parts who contend that Borge
would be great if he'd only stop
that nonsense and play the
piano.
At this late stage in every
body'S life It might be best if
the disSenters just forgot the
whole thing. Borge made his
choice years back, well aware
that as a concert pianist he
never would have become the
rock cornish game hen king
that he was there for awhile.
Berle could have become a
brash young man who gets into
everybody's act or a sort Of
pre-Jack Paar Jack Paar, dis
playing no talent beyond a
knack for getting ~ the name
right when introducing the
next act. He made his choice
and if you think 1t over you
are likely to agree that Berle.
after all, knew what he was
doing all those years.
The supporting acts in a
Berle revue are hardly sub
merged beneath his PERSONAL
ity, to be sure. They just don't
get a chance to wear out their
welcome, or even wear it a
little thin.
Beauteous Betty George, for
instance, is on hand to serve
principally as a Berle foil Cor.
in Brooklyn. a Boil ferle). She
gets to sing a rousing arrange
ment of Let There Be Love, "
after Berle has worked every
laugh possible out of awed con-
temptation of her architecture.
Berls injects himself into the
Leonard Sues act, too, but
Leonard still manages to dem
onstrate that he is one of the
great trumpet players at large
right now. He's the man in
charge Of that horn, whether
blowing it like Henry Hot
Lips" BuSSe. Clyde Sugar
Blues" Mccoy, or like Leonard
Sues.
The La Scala Quartet gets in
some operate licks. too, before
Berle, looking every inch the
burlesque comic. leaps in to
make a comic shambles Of their
turn. You'll also sample a
goodly amount Of the art Of the
Dunhills, who seem to strive
for tap dancing perfection de-
spite the fact that their COM
petition has all but disappeared,
Mr.. Berle and company will
be on hand at the Blue Room
only through Saturday night.
Ifs you can talk Alfred into
finding space for you, you'll
find yourself face-to-face with
a rouser Of a show-loud and
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Nothing you have seen on
television, where he was known
as Uncle Miltie when he was
keeping virtually everybody at
home on Tuesday nights, has
prepared you for the in-person
Milton Berle. He may not be
a match for a full-fledged hur-
ricane in destructive power.
After he has roared through
and blown out to sea. though.
you know you have been
through more than a mere
tropical disturbance.
&H =
Berle. having been in show
business almost since infancy,
has one quality that is nearly
enough to make up for all his
faults. He obviously feels that
a man who sets himself up as
an entertainer should get out
there in front Of the customers
and entertain, damn the tor
pedoes and full speed ahead.
Berle commands a fancy fee,
which he needs like you need
another hole in the head. But
nobody can accuse him Of not
giving his all to earn the
money. This is the founder OF
the ANYTHING for a laugh
school Of comedy.
Allegiance to this philosophy
Of course, can get a man in
trouble. In Berries case. it leads
him into the use Of some &C.
casional material that is in
highly questionable taste. And
Questionable" is used here
most charitably.
His uninhibited pursuit OF
the laugh also is responsible,
no doubt, for the one char
acteristic of the Berle ap-
proach that wins him more
complaints than any other. He
surrounds himself with first
rate entertainers and then
won't stay out Of the way while
they demonstrate what they're
first rate at:
This gives Berle and Victor
Borge something in common
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DINING GU T
By JOHN M. ROSSON
The Competition Stiffens

considerably to the avenues
dining Tout prestige.
The menu is Selective, but suf-
ficiently broad, and the decor
elegant but not pretentious.
Correspondingly, the atmos-
phere is informal but at the
same time sedate.
The service matches any
we've seen in the area, perhaps
because instead Of one there
are several maitres des. each
overseeing his own section of
the room.
On approaching the Hearth's
Colonial-style entrance-on the
Page Buildings street-level floor
One would never guess that
it seats more than $40 diners.
Yet in no other large restau-
rant has the owner managed so
well to give his guests the i'm
preston that it's really not a
large. open dining room. In
stead, the impression is one of
intimacy. This, no doubt, can
be credited to low ceiling and
Mr.. Ross having divided his
main room into family parti-
toned areas, none OF the parti-
tons. however. preventing the
diner from seeing the other
guests.
There is brick, walnut pam
cling. a beautiful, uncarpeted,
hardwood floor put down with
pegs, captains chairs. and Ear
ly American and Federal-style
fixtures, including paintings,
You'll also see hutches.
In addition to the main din
ing room, Mr.. Ross, who also
operates highly regarded res
taurants at several East Coast
Holiday Inn motor hotels, has
at least four smaller. and fine
ly decorated rooms called the
Federal Room" the Executive
Room" the Banquet Room
and the Colony Lounge" the
latter available for drinks while
you wait for your table.
All give an impression of gen.
tility.
Mr.. Ross, though a veteran
in the restaurant business, is
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THE EVENING STAR
Washington, b. C. Dine NMA n~AAA A-I5
ThUsduy October 10, 1861 ~HIS 0iI0 N0lSS

ity. The potatoes are the Idaho
type but we refuse to be fooled.
At that size, they've got to
come from Texas.
The meal begins with a serv-
ing of blue cheese and a de-
lightfully large tossed salad
The type of dressing is yours
to choose. The soups run from
onion to vichyssoise and chilled
madrilene conSomme.
There are three things before
we leave the Charcoal Hearth
Make a reservation or you'll
have to wait.
2. Be hungry. You'll need the
room.
8. You can stay all evening If
you wish. Mr.. Ross would crack
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brash, but fast, funny and
highly entertaining.
The Shoreham will continue
awhile to be the place where
the excitement is. Next up at
the Blue Room. starting Tues
day night. will be Nelson Eddy,
along with Gale Sherwood. for
the fourth time In as many
years. Mr.. Eddy has had some
thing of a sensational second
career in the better supper
clubs. easily topping that ear
lier movie career in which he
sang vocal duelS (no. dear,
that's not a misprint) with
Jeanette Macdonald. It will
be good to have him back.
And it is just possible that
this issue Of The Star has Just
become a collectors item. A
decade back IS would have got
ten you $3.50 If you had wanted
to bet that this pillar, one day
in 1861, would contain kind
words for not merely one but
for both Milton Berle and Nell
son Eddy.
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the skull Of anyone who tried
to hurry you.
The Hearth is open from
1870 am. to 2::30 pm. and
from S pm. to 1890 pm. Mon
day through Friday. On Satur-
day it's 5 pm. to IL pm. It's
closed on Sunday.
: If you are driving, there's a
free parking lot in the rear of
the Hearth that's as big as q
city block.
Smyrna times., 1961-05-25
Alters Plan to
Participate in
Feeder Pig Show

Forty-eight Delaware Alters
are carefully feeding 96 pigs,
two apiece, for competition in
this years All fe e d er pig
roundup at the Kent-Sussex
Fair, July %. Kent County All
agent Marion Macdonald says
a Grand Champion and a Re-
serve Champion will be select
ed at the Fair and the animals
will be auctioned following the
showing and judging.
This is the fourth year of
the program, sponsored by the
Delaware Swine Producers AS
sociation and the Delaware Ag-
ricultural Extension Service.
The program trains All men,
bers in the principles and prac-
tices of swine production in
cluding the selection, care, feed
ing, management, fitting, show
ing, and marketing of feeder
pigs.
Kent County Alters partici-
pating are: Ronnie Hughes, An
drewsville; Earl T o m p S o n,
Greenwood; Harvey Thomas,
Marydel; Larry Davis, Milford;
Bill Mcmahon, Mark Bleckman,
Lois Wiebel, Hartly; Marilynn
FARRELL, Harrington; Peter Rus
anowsky, Jr., Goldsboro; Sam
and Lillian Dixon, Clayton; Jay
Robbins, FELTON,; John Hall, and
Rebecca Tatman, Frederick.
Smyrna times., 1961-05-25

years from the date the loans
are taken out. Loans may be
repaid in three annual install
ments with the first installment
due on the date of the loans
first anniversary. Interest is at
a rate of four percent per year.
A similar action reducing
down-payment provisions under
the farm facility loan program
enables farmers to borrow up
to 95 percent of the outlay for
storage bins costing 40 cents
or less per bushel of capacity.
For facilities costing more per
bushel, farmers may borrow up
to 95 percent of 40 cents per
bushel, or 80 percent of the
cost, whichever is greater, but
not more than so cents per
bushel of capacity.
The action enabling farmers
to borrow a substantially larg-
er part of the cost of storage
structures and equipment is
part of the cost of storage
structures and equipment is
part of an effort to obtain ample
and adequate storage facilities
on the Nations farms.
The loan can be applied to
ear-corn construction also. This
is of particular interest to Del
aware corn producers with
small corn acreage, Brady said.
The improved loan provisions
should increase storage facilit-
les on farms. Corn producers
signed up in the feed grain pro-
gram can make use of the loans
to build storage for price sup
port corn. The increased ac-