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Evening star., 1962-01-10
CHICAGO GRAIN

CHICAGO. Jan. 10 (AP). - The
gram futures market was steady to
weak, t?daV a. the opening of the
Wheat was 10 to "a cent a bushel
lower, March S2.0624-7s; corn un-
changed to Ia lower, March 81 .O9Sa-
"a; oats unchanged to y lower, March
73h-h; soybeans - higher to Rh
lower, January S2.43R-sa.
Evening star., 1962-01-10
COTTON

NEW YORK, Jan. 10 (AP).-Cotton
futures were irregular in early deal
lngs. Liquidation depressed nearby
March futures. october advanced
slightly on commission house short
covering.
Mid-mornIng prices we're 10 cents
a pale lower to 10 cents higher than
the previous close. March "a. As. May
35.Ol pid and July "a II hid
Evening star., 1962-01-10

Prices were mixed on the
American Stock Exchange.
Corporate bonds were un-
even.
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D. c. SECURITIES
yesterdays Quotations)


Sales-Pot Elec Pwr com--25 at 44H,
10 at .44h, 5 at 44A, 65 at Al,
10 at Al, so at "A, 20 at "A, 20 at
a. ido al at 80. 44, l9o iS a. At f3"' 2s at 43
Wash Gas 1t com--12 at 39A. IA at
39h, 20 at 39b
Atlantic Research com--1Oo at 80, 80
Firemen's Fire IasSi5 at %.
Natl Bank of Wash-260 at so, 80
Mergenthaler Limo com-25 at 31as,
saiesSPot Elec pwr cOm-16 at 44M.
IS at 441s, IS at 441s, 25 at Al,
| at 431a, 5 at 43A, 6 at 43h,
10 at A, 10 at 43la.
39ss. 90 at 397s.
Peoples Drug com-10 at 50h, 100 at
Giant Foods com. as at 32Ts, 8 at
321s, 10 at 32B, 8 at 33h.
MerRenthaler Linn Sn-4O at u
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ODD-LOT TRADING

NEW YORK. Jan. 10 (APD.-The
New York Stock Exchange reported
today these odd lot transactions by
principal dealers for Jan. .: Purchases
shares including 3,770 shares sold
short.
Evening star., 1962-01-10

Quota ations for .10O-share lots. 9th
Frs for l0-share lots.
Ex dividend. Plus extra or extras.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-03-30


 
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The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-03-30
Lombard Does lt Again

Df. Roland Lombard m egs land. Mass. recent winner of the first annual Alaska State Cham piansliip Sled Dog Race 44aa be= tween Kenai and solaataa en March 3-4. this past weekend added another victory 10 his ieHa string af dag mustang honora 3g once again winning the North American Sled Iias Championship Race at Fairbanks
 Lombard set 2 course record fer be5h final heat and total elapsed time. He won al three heats. which consisted of 20 miles each on March 28-2l and q tough 9 miles on March 9 for 7o= mile total
 The veterinarian 5 total time of 272e1 minates erased the mark of 2s748 which he set in 1859 when he won the North American championship for the first time, Lombard finished the final s0- mile heat in 1Is.87, breaking the previous record of 123.80 set in
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-03-30
fore Exploratory
 eWMa Drilling Under M q V

ESnl6rataly activity is reported an tEfe west side af Cook Inlet at Snpes.af Oil Co. Ghut State No
 0Heee dfilline WAS below S,400 feeH at last report
 stssz northern cad ef the basin fWa wells are drilling with Union 0ii Go of Galifa operator for Pittn1aa No. ] near Houston, re- porting drilling in progress below I.6o0 feet.
 Tight hole drilling is report ed underway ea Bfitish-Americen Oil Producing Go. Bell Island No. l on the sns56na River and no information as to progress is ex- peeted to be released.
 Bad weather has caused delay ia road and location preparations for White River No. , to be drilled On the Gulf of Alaska by BP Exploration (Alaska) Inc. spaddins date is tentatively set for early ln April.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-03-30
Sledding Party
 Hosts Boy Scouts And Other Guests

Mr. and Mrs. Jim Porter enter tained ct 3 sleddiag party Friday night at their homestead home nn. gieehanski Road near Soldotna.
 Guests were members of the Boy Scout troop Of which Jim is leader. several children and adults from neighhoring homesteads and youth leaders from the sponsoring church group.
 Nieners and nfarshmalloNs roasted over the fire near tae ski alAd sledding slope were augment ed by hot chili and fruit punch b appease the hunger of the group after many slides and t0nables down the icy hill
 Present were Harold Wood Of Fafmington, N. M.. and Michael AIsK5ssiek of Park City, utzlI, Mormon elders, who have been sn= gagged n church work in nhe area for the past three months: Keith and Norma Fuhriman and their son and daughter, Wynn and hathy; Mrs. Neisha Dubendorff. hsarIee Wright, and Harold. Stanley and Dennis Jackson.
 Also SsrrelI and Beverly Carmel Teela and Lucia Grff= IIbHss Nancy and SSteky Hanson.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-03-30
Enrolment Listed
 At 95I for U of A

g0LIEgE E total Of 11s0 persons registered for classes on the main campus during the 1s62- 62 1aII and spring semesterss ae- eoraiae 4o fis=az.e.s released by os- f5eials ef 6lae University ef Alaska.
 During 6Ila previous t@o silaI- lar periods af EEme. Ehe eAnlaaa- tiya eHE6llIasHIs were for 957- 61. a7s. aHa fef 4ae0=61. 1.078. HHs total continent aa campus Tor Ehe current semester E 95I.
 Statistics TeE enrolment total are figured from Sept. l through May 31 of an academic year. Of the 9sI students now attending classes on fhe state university campus at College, 623 are men and 3zs are women. 4 further analysis af the enrolment reveals that 181 men and 1a1 women ars. married.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-03-30
.F0reIands .1e ae gnHH

Pan American Petroleum Corp, operator for aa exploratory ven- saHe aa the west shore Of Cook 1nleI. zs reported completing West Eaeelaaa Ne. ] as . natural gas HeH.
 Control valve equipment is be- 57se installed and initial flow tests are expected This week.
 1iIe veil Nas drilled to 13,500 feet before completion in a gas zef5e farther aB 6he hole No oil formations were found, aceor5tng 9e company spokesman.
 Preparation Is expected 10 be- Nin within fhe nezst few days at q laeaE{an P the middle ground shoals af Cook Inlet where one of 8ae t9e marine drilling rigs 10 be operated by Pan American this summer will do exploratory drili- ing Preliminary preparation will consist primarily of pile xhiving for drilling platform.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-03-30
URANIUM INCREASE

Bay West, Inc, Alaska's only uranium producer. has received a 5000 pound increase in its an- nual uranium production alloca- ton. Word of the increase was received from Frank L. Seymour, general counsel of the firm. The eompanys operation is at Bokan Mountain on Prince of Wales Is- land.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-03-30
Gets Dry Hole
 At StepOut Well

Standard Oil Go. of Calf. $ reported to have 3 dry hole at Swanson River field stepout No. 34-l6 and the well fs being aban- d8ned.
 The rig is being moved te 9 new location and will 5a used ta drill No. 233- IS, a stepout to Che Halbouty Alaska Oil Go. gas well near the eastern edge Of 1he Swanson River Unit.
 Standards Riou Bay No. 1 re- eertedly has been spuddad n. This $ the company's thifd explefa= tory well in the St. Elias develop
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-03-30

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 VF tbkEaaIR G1se aEIs rom eIlITaSEIa
 lace n Tourney


 Money winners zn tne thIrd annual Alaska Women's Bowling Tournament held recently m An ehorage included many players from the Kenai Peninsula
 The tournament. he'd a8 the Center Bowl. vas tHe largest fn state history and Nas Che first % be held at Anchorage. Inc foufua. ment concluded Wi4h banquet on March 17 after which trophies and awards Neee mailed ea Hlaz ners.
 Peninsula winners ia Glass Z events included Lois HadeesElxe- lyn RroSsns representing Homer. ia Class A neanles# raIling score of 110z foS s1z award There were 97 enfrsss n that classification.
 in Glass \ Singles. in Wla.sih there were 68 contestants, Donna Ramsey, Homer. rolled ss9 ard collected Sa while Dolly Rlume, Seward, took hone s by bowling 555.
 Ia Class B Doubles. Peggy Os= monovichsRosie Eitel, Seward bowlers with score of a74. re= ceived SS4: Jackie Deck Bonnie Maliski. also from Seward. rolled 947, and won S19, and Pauline Shirley Ford, soldotna bowl- CTS with score ef 922 s7 There were 25 doubles entries.
 Mary Lou Marshall, Eenai. ssurillg 511, was a Sf4 winner in Class 3 Singles. Other Peninsula winners in the same classification included Bonnie Maliski, Seward. 486. s4; Dottie Kaiser, soldotna, 485f $3.5f1. and In9er Wats iold and Peggy Dsmonoviell, both of Seward and with identical scores of 477, 8 each. Fifty contestants were entered.
 Top winning team in Class 6 Team play was Modern Motors af Seward with score of 21a2 which earned f5rst=piace award of S80. The F1aningo team, also of Seward, carried home second place winnings of S65 with . score Of 2072 against field of I2 entries.
 Tn Class C Doubles with 1a enz tries, Dee 0.Malia- Yuriko Rob- erts, kenai, placed third with s92 and brought back S36. Joan Hall- Audrey shelEnan. both of soldot- na, came in fifth with s69 to re- ceive S25 Other money winners in the doubles included Linda Martin Wilma Zent4aire, Seward. 86l, SIP; Dottie Kaiser -Hea suth- ard, soldotna, 850, s9; Dolly Hlame-Sallg Wat#5old. Seward, 849, $8, and Joyce Garver-Pat McKern, soidotna, s47, S8.
 Shirley Bernard. soldotna. rolI- ing 492, placed fourth fn Class Singles and won S2A Other Pen insula winners were Evelyn Punches, Seward. 457, S10; Joyce Berry, soidofna, 455s S9; Betty Williams, Seward, 45e. ga; Mar vene Sundby, SoIdotna. 449. s; Myrtle Nickel, Homer. 448, s5 Mary Burnett, Seward, 40. 8: Lois Nielet, Seward, 430. s, and Verl Franklin, Soldotna. 437. s. There were 8 contestants.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-03-30

Aea6 contract area and is in the Gaff ef Alaska region. located approximately 600 feet south sz#sz 2 6aala feet vest from the northwest corner If Section 2S,
 TBS. Rzz=E. GRM
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-03-30

1ll55 hs Wilbur Sampson of Noes- viik.
 Lombard las won every major faea en tha American continent Hifk tha exception ef Chose at the Anchorage FaT Rendezvous.
 Warner Tent. fiHslHa, was sec 0aa iil EiH Fairbanks races with total elapsed tEHia af 282.Q7 ami fiaai aaa5 Ht lzl.4s
 John 1feenWag Fairbanks. fioaked up zsd2 fof third place
 1llIs year Was the first time Gaa1 Eastern nusaers ever Won alf three of the naa iior champion ship races hela 8t Fairbanks. h addition se Lombard and his sec ondzln1e Win of the North Ameri- can championship. Jean tMrs. Keith BgaT of Eaeonia, \. T.. became 4he first woman from out side Alaska eyer to Win the Wom- en,s North American Champion ship, and Eddie Rudroe. Lom- bardss handler. Won the Jess Stud dert InvitatioaaI title prior to the major events.
The Kenai Peninsula cheechako news., 1962-03-30

Barbara, Mbntie and Kfisti Heath, Daryl and Annette Jones, Baker Jay Smith. Mrs. Chris D. Jones. Mrs. Makle Smith. Danny and Nancy Paulk and the Porter cail- dren. Joyce, Cinde, Jayne gaffg and their baby brother, Craig. uho VAS too young to engage n activities.
Evening star., 1962-05-27

$50 acres, l0-acre tob. allot., rich
Tat fields. 1-rm. and bath home,
7-rm. and bath tenant house.
Large barns, , tractors with COM
plete equipment.
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CALVERT COUNTY, MD.

SMALL ESTATE near bay. Attrse.
bedrms., mod. kit, bath, full
din; rm., lge. paneled liv. rm.
with fireplace, h.-w. heat. In set
ting Of lge. oaks on paved I'd, 4
acres OF land. $4,000. Liberal
100 RcREs-woods and fields
fronting lake, part of an early
Coloniar plantation.
10 ACRES-Frontage on > paved
rds. near Patuxent River Mod
3-bedrm. home, . barns, 5Iz-acre
tobacco allot. Tractor and eauip,
In committing distance of the
District. $4,000. B. and L. fl
$50 AcREs-woodland, stream,
marsh. Suitable for reforestation,
camp, sporting area. S22 900.
b5 ACRES-Tenant house, bar,,
tractor and equip. 6-acre tob
sllot, Good invest. farm at
MODERN MASONRY HOME.
bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm.. mod.
kit. ard bath, full basement, oil
neat: one acre land on paved I'd.
nr. County seat. $1,000.
2-ACRE bldg site frorting paved
"a. mr.; county seat. Ia mi. from
Main and branch offices open Sum-
Ssys and all weekdays except
]. B. Waters & Associates
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FARMS
sorTHERN MARYLANn

1Cl M ~ ANAiAA = AAlaAND
2e acres. Is under cultivation
D. C. Complete with 6-rm. anc
bath home, full bSmt-, barn, StablC
and other buildings. Small or
snArds Priced to sell at S26.50O
90 acres. houses. farm bldgs., 80
miles to D. c. Price S12.5OO for
quick sale.
NEW 4-bedrm. and bath home on
over l acre. conV; location. Reads tI
Terms 81 900 down. -'''V
MANY other large and small farms
and homes to choose from.
DIAL SOLVE. 4-S432
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY
La PLATA. MD. ALWAYS OPEN
SOUTHERN MARYLAND-IO7-acre
farm in Charles County. approx
40 mi. from Wash. Ige. CON-
mercial green house and packing
shed for tomatoes. 5-acre tobacco
allotment. large well-eStablished
strawberry patch. gently rolling
land with stream and stocked
springfield pond. Tobacco barn
and sep. 3-box-staii stable with
farmer. Vacant 3-bedrm.. 2-bath
modernized house. Near sailing
and duck shooting. Perfect for
family week ends and vacations.
$50. 600 with good financing avail.
Call WO. 6-l970. MARSTELLER.
McCABE & CO. REALTORS.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY - $50
acres, over 200 in crops and pas
ture, fenced and cross fenced Over
mile frontage on > paved roads,
4 houses, 8 barns, 47-acre tobacco
production, tobacco-eattle opera
tioa showing large net return.
Only - miles from the District
in area with high potential for
capital gain.
CALVERT COUNTY-l33 acres. fr.
paved rd., near Huntington. Ten
ant house, > barns, S-acre tob.
allot-. tractor and equip, good
white tenant Crop incl, s27,5O0.
5 FARMETTE SITES in beautiful
Dunklrk area, only 21 miles from
wooded sites. Small down payment
and balance monthly.
PRINCE GEORGE COUNTY-Early
house OF 18th Century arrhitec-
ture in beautifully HANDICAPPED
grounds with huge shade trees
The house has all the traditional
charm of the period, the only con-
cession being modern improve
ments. There are q bedrms, ige
liv. rm. with fireplace. full din.
rm., kitchen wing, ! u baths, base
ment and hot water heat. Also on
the grounds is an original slave
cabin with fireplace and winding
stairway to second floor, suitable
for guest house or studio. The
land comprises 10 acres and the
location is in q quiet country
village near the PatuXent River
only 90 mi. from the District.
Parochial and public schools are
nearby. The present antique fur
niShtngs may also be purchased in
whole or in part. Inspection by
appointment.
CALVERT COUNTY-I5O acres, g.
bedrm. -and-bath farm home. >
tobacco barns, new tractor, IA
acre tob. allot. / mtle paved-road
frontage, streams. Over 100 acres
clear. Must be sold to settle
estate.
FOR RETIREMENT or commutinR
to District. Spotless broom home
with modern kitchen and bath, full
basement, central heat. l acre
land. $1,000. Bal financing.
Main and branch offices open Sun
days and all weekdays except
Wednesday.
j. B. Waters & Associates
Dunkirk, Md. Phone Alpine 7-273O
Prince Frederick, PA and ass
20 Miles from District
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DO IT YOURSELF

1.6 acres, lot of trees, foundation
in, electricity on property Plans
to finish available. Price only
$4,000.
KING REALTY co or 9-OI5S
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

VA.-Desirable Colonial
home Liv. rm. lox24 with firepl.,
din. rm, 16x16. Ice. b. lge.
kit. with elec, stove and dish
washer. 2 full baths. util. rm.,
central hot-water heat. screened
porch, lge. shade trees. 1-acre lot.
IL mi. so. Manassas. Va. on route
%. 3 buses daily to D. c. Call
after 4 pm. Mon. through Fri.
Anytime Sat. and Sun. S21.975.
ST. S-4435.
near new Rte. 66 and
Dulles Airport. Bull Run Noun
tain area. 6-rm. house, baths,
1-rm. cottage on secluded acres
S13,750. Call OWNER, 703-347-
3l95.
DILAPIDATED FARM HOUSE or
3 acres, outbuildings, on main
highway in Rappahannock and
Rapidan River area at Richards
vile, Va. $1,000. Call OWNER,
7O3-347-3195.
FAIRFAX COUNTY-Beautiful roll
ing 50-acre estate. p wooded,
streams. The lovely home is IA
year-old Colonial with wide CEN
ter hall. First floor includes large
living room with fireplace, dining
Cor 4th bedrooml with fireplace
and full bath. Upstairs there are
3 bedrooms and . baths. (Master
bedroom 21xl5 with walk in
closet and private bath). We be-
lieve this to be a superb value
priced in the middle sos. Located
in the Standardization area.
STANLEY r. ROWLAND CO.,
INC. Realtor, JE. 3-3333.
FAUQUIER CO.-l5O wooded acres
wLfrontage on State rd. and Rap
pahannoek River; $4,000 down,
Real Estate, JE. 4-O064.
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EARNS
y HNTWTW
cONTINUED1
AK IA CHApETJF

An imposing pre-ciyn War South
ern Colonial white brick mansion
Of is rms, bla baths, z firepls.
Spacious center-hau entering from
larae east porch Of brick and flag
stone on which beautiful Southern
Colonila pillars rise 80 IT.. 17x20l
lly. rm-, ftrepl., picture window.
15Xl9 mahog. .-paneled den, firepl.
1928 paneled library. fireplace,
and 3 picture windows overlook
ing new elub-sized swimming pool,
stocked lake with island Of weep
ing willows and well-kept estate
In Q sylvan setting. 17x30 din.
I'm. with firepl., attractively and
UNIQUELY decorated. exquisite ALL
electric $500 kitchen. maids rm.,
bath, laundry and deep freezer
rm., master bedrms., dressing rm-,
iirepl, pvt bath, 5 other bedrms..
: more baths. Storage area. q
additional hedrms., ful baths. Sd
II: Ful bsmt., new 16x2S knotty-
pine psneled rec. rm., 4XlO raised
hearth firepl.. Vinyl tiled floor
throughout, new oil hot-Water
heating plant, scar Cadillac sized
garage, overhead doors, newly re-
built swimming pool Of club size
with large bath house, modern
facilities, bar and screen inclosed
flaEstone party area. Underground
elec- system, spacious underground
wen pit or fallout shelter. mastiff
kennel. horse barn. pre-Civil War
3-room guesthouse with fireplace,
handsome brick entrance, private
macadam drive, 30 acres gently
rolling. partly wooded land. chain
link fenced. 5 min. River Road
Country Club and Potomac Hunt
area. Is min. Bureau of Stand
ards. 45 min. White House.
Sl9O'OOO. terms. BY appointment.
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C. !. GRAY. Piney Point. Md.
Phone Great MIL n21-I-o
Calvert County, Md.

= OoblS, NctS Ncll Uulit. Vgb-l4TS
Calvert County, Md.
BATTLE CREEK-Modern mssorr,
home, acre Of land fronting 9n3
II. on water, private 5O-foot pier
bath house, artesian wei, com.
plete privacy. An unsual offering
DARES BEACH-Nice family nome
bedrms.. full din. rm., iiv. rm.
Drkfst. nook. mod. kit, both or
list floor. room for extra bedrmS
on 2nc flS full bsmt.. h.-w. heat
On 9 lots with wide view Of bay
81 300. B&L financing.
DARE9 REACB-Bav front. 3-bed.
I'm. cottage furnished. incl. deer
freeze. land fronts 120-ft. on bay
me land alone is worth the price
BRICK HOME OF 5 BEpRMs-a
full and half baths. full base.
fron.ins sens51 cove H5 III Of af5s PstuK.ni isnG
River. Owner viii finance with
$1,000 each down.
COVE POINT BAY FRONT--3 bed
rms. mod, kit. bath. hz-acre land
fronting directly on beach. Excep-
tionslly fine and private location,
pPTuXESTl 0T1;E MI RfvnSGso Rfrsnse. acre.
cove. 3 houses rented. 2 piers,
Good land and income investment
WHITE SANDS YACHT CLUB-Du-
plex apt. 4 units. club member
ship. Room for additional Aunt
ant. Large rental income.
SOLOMONS-Very attractive home
Of z rooms and bath and full
basement with central heat 'front.'
ing on water with boat house and
private pier. extra rental cottage
Of 4 rms. and bath, grounds beau
tifully handicapped. you must see
II ACRES woodland fronting on
Battle Creek. Secluded, good har-
Dor. Owner will finance.
g ACRES woodland fronting on
Chesapeake Bay.
PATUXENT RIvER-3-bedrm. cot
tage. guest house, wide lawn slop-
ing to river and wide, sandy
beach, new pier. bathhouse, S14.-
500.
PATUXENT RIVER acres ad-
joining historic estate in highly
restricted area.
ST. JOHNS CREEK-New cottage,
ia acres land fronting 200 feet
on water. Private wooded setting.
pvt. pier. $1,000. terms.
Main and branch offices open Sun
days and all weekdays except
Wednesdays.
]. B. Waters g. Associates
PRINCE FREDERICK, MD.
Phone 214 and 4SS
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3 LGE. sYNDICATEs ready now.
Resltor, GA. 4-77II, 10. 5-6592.
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340 ACRES

Frederick County, - Dairy farm,
barn. cinderblock loafine barn, 2
silos, . metal corn cribs, . houses
tmodern). Machinery sheds. All
buildings excellent condition, Gin
derblock construction. Approx. 100
acres bottom land (very produc-
ttvel, AS acres alfalfa, pond, To-
Gated on State road 40 miles D. c.
Shipping to Washington market.
$4,000. terms.
Evening star., 1962-05-27

Pooiesville. Nd.
WI. s-e223 or 3ol pr o~3"e?
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IERRY COOK. INC.
DEAT TOD

Nd. 301-cLearwater 3-23I1
DELIGHTFUL COUNTRY PLACE
about so miles Washington -
Four bedroom home. forty acres.
horse barn, stocked pond: S65: 900;
REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Culpeper.
va. Office VA. 5-S502, Res. VA.
Z 5000 or VA S-pIQD
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299-6060 ANYTIME
LAND AND FARMS

AT GAITHERsBURG-7O acres,
R-90, water and sewer available.
400 ACRES-Just about 10 minutes
from Gaithersburg. Only $3.50 per
acre.
10 AcRES-Besutiful high eleva-
ton. $500.
LITTLE ESTATE Of 3 acres. Trees,
shrubbery, Large 2la-story home
Of 5 bedrooms and den, . baths.
S37 800. Easy terms.
3 ACRES-Farmette, S24,50O.
j so ACRES-Dairy farm, long road
frontage. $4,000.
500 ACRES-On main road. Going
dairy. Little over 5000 per acre.
COUNTY-Quite a
number OF good farms, from 115
acres, at S23. 800 and up.
MANY OTHERS. Tell us your
wants.
ROMER Il CO. WI. s-9O92
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GOLF COURSE

For a backyard on about u Of this
many beautiful hardwood trees.
Excellent location for immediate
development or speculs ton. Priced
at only $1,000 per acre. Call Land
Dept. TRT COUNTY REALTY,
INC. CIR 3-43Oo
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H. JAMISOl
pOOT rourrYz ~

WI. s-92SS or 301EDi. s-3aes
BEAUTIFUL MT. FARM IN BLUE
RIDGE. Just south Front Royal
7-room main house. bath. Rented
tenant house. Fine stream. 2I7l
acres at S1O0 per acre. John Walk
er. slGLER & CO., ST. 3-T2S2.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
LoUDOUN COUNTY II acne n

LOUDOUN COUNTY II acre in
restricted subdivision. Close in.
between Rte. and Potomac River
MORTGAGE co. INC, IA. $500
or NV. 1881.
MONTGOMERY co. = Near future
deve!opmsnt properties, elose-in
Macarthur blvd. - acres. No. =
parcel, Potomac vic. IL acres
Zoned "a acre, perculation test
OK. No. 3 parcel. Rte. 24O inter-
chanEe potential motel site, con-
tanning APPROX. 1855 acres located
partly in Frederick Co. EDWARD
P FRY CO. OIL. 4-52l2, ewes
and SUNDAYS OIL 2-ls90
MONTG. CTY.-Church sites up 10
10 acres. SLIGO REALTY, u.
S-S6OO.
MT. VERNON BLVD.-cor. with
trees. utilities in. Quiet street Only
$1,000 dn. so. 5-9336, d. 5-2734.
Mr.. la PLATA. MD.-i5O A. part
ly wooded, will sell or exchange.
Very low price, easy terms. DI
7-2734. PRENTICE. so. 5-9336.
NEW YORK AVE. N.w.-A nice
piece Of ground. 4l-ft. frontage.
los II. deep. $40 per 50. Il.
BRoDIE & COLBERT, INC.
Realtors, FE. 7-2I"I. JOHN
CASSIDY. Ell '6-3oR3
Evening star., 1962-05-27

CHARLES CO., MD.-severai farms
and acreage from $40 q. up.
Good terms to respon. purchasers.
COUNTY SERVICES, INC.
pII 2o161 WE 4-4220
Evening star., 1962-05-27

SHENANDOAH COUNTY. near Win
chester and Woodstock. rural re-
treat Of loo acres. with two-story
cement second floor brooding
house. large log bank barn, OLD
house in need of repair. two
ponds. well at house, fireplace.
$1,000 900 down. $50 per
month. including interest. This
property aIjOlns new winchester
Presbytery recreation land. Box
403, Woodstock, Va.