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JOHN J. PRICE, Ritz.

ORANGE COUNTY, VA.-draceful
rm., din. rm.. each 24xi6 with
fireplaces. Needs modernizine
1876 acres. Rich Davidson loan.
Good barn. Asking $4,000.
DILLON LAND CO., REALToR.
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81 ACRES

81 ACRES
Dickerson. Nd. - Attractive and
comfortable 4-bedrm country
home; LIST fir, living rm.. dining
rm., kitchen. pantry. hall and Of
flee; End fir, bedl ms. bath and
storage rm.: 3rd fir, storage at
tic. Hot-air heat. deep well. new
plumbing. 2-car garage. Black-top
road, shade trees, lawn and shrub.
berry. Outstanding view. Stream.
necessary outbuildingS, SCOTT.
frontage on State road. Priced to
sell at S29,50O.
For further particulars OF this and
other property, call
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COUNTY - 1873 acres,
front paved road. near Hunting
ton. Tenant house. . barns, s.
acre tob. allotment. Tractor and
equipment. Good white tenant.
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ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY. near
Bristol-50 acres, S-acre tobacco
allotment. mod. 3-bedrm. home. 2
barns. Only 22 mtles from the
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KAY BOWLING

REAL ESTATE, INC.
207 N. Frederick Ave. Gath. Nd.
WI, S-e250 or 30l-WA. 6i2500
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ND. EsTATE-Former historical
from D. C. 5s9 seres, eI psrt ia eTi.
tivated, with Naniemoy Greek emp
tying into Potomac, paved high
ways, real bargain or investment
Under $4,000, with allowance to
recondition home. Mr.. LUTYK,
62g-2267. PAUL p. STONE, $50.
HOS. RIA 3-o233.
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CHARLES H. JAMESON

ID A-bge. WnlJe frame center
hall house, liv. rm., din. rm.. old
fashioned parlor, lge. old farm
kit. 4 bedrms., new bath. ldry rm..
huge red barn with horse stalls
springfield lake, abundance Of
shade, on hard road in Frederick
Co., mr.. Hyattstown interchange
$4,000, terms " cash.
$50 A. - 9-rm. center-hall brick
mansion, plumbing and heating,
6-rm. tenant house. Washington
type dairy barn, lge. maternity
barn. other good farm bldgs. Very
gently rolling fertile Duffield and
Frankston Siltloam, strategically
located adjac. an enterpristng, pro-
gressive clean country town. hay-
ing great residential and garden
type industrial potential. mi.
frontage at intersection Of Q hard
roads, 8 mi. southwest of Fred.
erick, mr.. interchange Of relocated
q. s. Is. $4,000 to settle estate.
SEE THIS 81 A. S-rm. pre-Civil
War Williamsburg brick house,
Excel. lines. 8 firepls., new baths,
full bsmt,, unsurpassed view. cattle
barn, gently rolling land, many
Half-mile hard road frontage New
Market-Mt; Airy area. IS mi. to
D. C. or BALTIC. S1s5 per g., "
PooLEsvILLE. 2so A.-Pre-civil
War stone house, bath, oil heat,
5-rm. managers house, operating
dairy, misc. farm bldgs. $500 per
a., terms.
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FARMS
HAYNARFKET. Va

HAYNARFKET, VA.-Complete op-
Grating farm. near strategic inter-
section Of major highway. $50
acres with lake, stream. beautiful
building sites. Panoramic view Of
Blue Ridge Mountains. IS miles
from D. G area. Priced low for
co o5R-rInn A19a
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fresh meat. fancy fruit.
fish and chicken. Well established.
Owner quotes over $4,000 wkly.,
6 days Price Of $27.500, lock,
stock and barrel, includes $4,000
worth Of equipment. plus approx
$4,000 salable merchandise. Only
$4,000 down to responsible
people. Exclusive.
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Albee Bldg.

CORNER 18th and @ SITS. NV
Modern. choice offices, from $50
per month, including all services.
. CAFRITZ-DI. 10000
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]. B. Waters & Associates
PRINCE SSsnI sssEE BE MD.

CO., MD.-Seyeral FARMS
with water frontage. one suitable
for subdivision. Gus Cooksey, LY-
NAN c. DELE q CO., INC. Sol
WE. 4-R4QR -
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CHARLES n. JAMESON
POOLESVILLE, MD.
WI. s-9223 or 30I-DI. 9-3262
fine farms for sale from $195.
$3.50 per acre.
r. A. HUMPHREYS
REALToR HA. 7-4OsC
Jacksonville = Approx. 100
acres, acres at 81, 900 per acre
balance at $3.50 per acre on gooc
hard-surfaced road.
FARM FOR SALE, Mitchelivillt
area, Prince Georges Co. Md
between 301 and 214-135 acre,
running to the Pstuxent River. :
barns and 6-rm; dwelling house
FARMETTE
IL acres, easy committing to D. c
Completely redecorated home, hai
liv. rm., din. rm., 8 bedrms., kit,
bath. 2 scr. porches, mr.. stores,
schools and churches, q few blks,
from Chesapeake Bay and West
River. Only S15,950, easy terms
HOWARD E. TALBERT
Deal, Nd. 3O1-University 7-2OO2
FAUQUIER co. stock farm. 43S g.,
2 living streams, excellent crops
and grass, silo. sheds, etc. 7-room
dwl., bath, full basement. S57,500.
Terms.
cuipeper co.-Facing paved road.
100 g., grass. 5-room Owl. bath.
basement. S25,750. Terms. 9th
PERRow REAL ESTATE AGENCY
REMINGTON. VA.
Evening star., 1962-04-09

Calaxie 1900" Va, Plymouth Fury V-e.
.comparably equipped. They hired the
professional drivers. They supplied
made the rules. (For one, they required
that drivers switch cars for each
event to eliminate the human element.
And they enforced the rules.
You see the Official Results in the
box. Plymouth won eight events. Ford
won one. Chevrolet won one.
Drive 1862 Plymouth yourself. Find
out for fact this is the Greatest
Plymouth Ever Built.
PLYMOUTH QUALITY ENC GINEERED BY
CHRYSLER CORPORATION
Evening star., 1962-04-09
u Testing Chevrolet,
Of

81: $: s: 81: II.
Plymouth for months.
The problem: not enough Chevrolet and
Ford owners knew about Plymouth.
The solution: Plymouth asked the
U. S. Testing Company-an independent
organization with 80 years experience
TO conduct an automotive decathlon
to measure the. three cars for. all
around performance, economy, handling
and safety.
US. Testing Company bought the test
cars-Chevrolet Impala Va, Ford
Evening star., 1962-01-04
boys clothing
Washington store only
draperies

draperieS
Washington, Langley Park, Shirinston
were comparable to now
100 ZipPered Washable Cotton
Corduroy Covers, 2 or cush-
ion studio styles, and square 8ooto set
or wedge bolster styIes------ 9e9 2.9s
Washington store only
l9 Prs. Lody Diane Docron poly
ester Morqusette Curtoins, 4oeto
white, as" to 90" lengths - 500 pr. 2.o9
IA Washable Cotton Corduroy
Doveno Covers 1899 7e9
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Fourth Floor: Langley Park.
LoUer LeUel; Shirlington, Second Floor
Evening star., 1962-01-04
BUYS FOR CHILDREN

1900 Comp to S9c-2e9 Infunts' Tots und
ToddIers' Clearance: blankets, hondmudes, @9e
dresses, siueks, sweoters Shirts polo shirts in w
group
t20 Comp. to 299 Tot Boys 2-Pe Slack Sets, 81
matching shirts and socks, broken sizes
+50 Comp to for 81 Tot Boys and oirIs Cotton Enc
, Corduroy Sucks, assorted coors, sizes rs -- W.
1900 Comp to 4ec-see Infonts ond Tots Under 0Ee
pupties. undershrts, briefs. gowns und ~
kImonoS
+lo Comp to s.ss-loss Tot snowsuits, z and AAA
3-pc. styles, broken sizes rs Observation-Disclosures
+Ioo Comp to lls-lss Famous Make Cotton Enc
Knit Polo Shirts, sizes l6x --------------- w
BUYS FOR MEN
+5o Comp. to 1899 Mems Lightweight Suits 999
ond Sport Couts, irress, broken sizes--------- "
100 Comp to 7se-l2ss Mems Dress sluek.,
assorted fobrics pleuted and plain fronts. q Is
broken sizes
t25 Comp to l.5e Mems Thermal Underwear, Toe
cotton, long sleeves, broken szes------------ ~
+25 Irress Of 3se Mems Dress sIucks, royon ST
ucetote, assorted colors, broken sizes
t25 Irees Of 3ee Mems Cotton Chino sIueks, 81
broken sizes
+5O Pr Iress of 5sc Mems Cotton Hose. lf1c
broken sizes
rio Comp. to le9 Mems Winter Cops some ST
with eor fups, broken sizes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
RS Irress. Of Sc Mems Cotton T-shirts. &C
reinforced neck, broken sizes ---------------- ~
+25 Irregs. Of 6se Mems Cotton Briefs. elastic &c
wostbund broken sizes ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~
t25 Irrees. of 6ee Mems Boxer Shorts, cotton, &C
elostic waist, broken sizes NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. sV
+7o Iness Of l99 Mems Cotton Sport and E0C
Dress Shirts, broken sizes ------------------- Wv
The HOME
+l77 Comp. to lse Matching WOsh Cloths, in T.. 81
tlorul designs ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 80
t54 Comp. to 35e Dust Rufhes, striped with 169
eIostie tops for fit, full and twin sizes
+44 Irress Of l.ee 2-Pe Both Mot Sets, wush-
obIe cotton with otex backing rug 0nd match XIfc
ing lid cover
Evening star., 1962-01-04
APPLIANCE CLEARANCE
AIR CONDITIONERS

4 Chryster lO-voIt 7Iz amp. de luxe
models Washington and Langley
Pork) SI66
z Emerson llO-voIt 712 amp. de luxe
models Washington only - $l49
6 Fedders horsepower easement
models (ShirIineton and Woshine-
toni NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SLIT
! General Electric de luxe horse
power model Langley PorN $l66
Evening star., 1962-01-04
cOrSetS and bras

Washington, Langley Park, ShiFIinston
we're comparable to now
200 Bros many styles in group, Soto
sizes 324o -------- $50 ese
l2o GirdIes and Panty Grdes,
white and coIors, sizes S-M- 5.0Oto
in oroup 895 3.s9
CORSETS AND BRAS-Washinoton. Third Floor; Langley
Park, Second Floor; Shrln0ton, First Floor
Evening star., 1962-01-04
Downstairs ;|!'! 8 stores p
BUYS FOR WOMEN

tl9 Comp. to 299 Mudy Long Line Bros, back
hook, white, sizes 44-B, 42-C and 46-C onIy-
+5S Comp. to 2s9 BifIex Long Line strupIess
Bros, front and back hook, nyIon cup, white,
sizes 81, "a, 3S-A cup, 81 and 42-B cup, "a
and 44-C cup only
KS Iress. of 2se Plastic Calf Hondboos
assorted colors ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
+25 Iress. Of 1.se Brown q
Ploste Handbags ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
t5o Pr Comp to se5-l0e5 Women's Fashion
Bilt Shoes. Cubun or walking heels, oxford or
pump styles, block or brown, broken sizes -
KS Comp. to 7.ee Bulky Knit Sweaters, curdi-
son and slipons. white only, 34-40 in group -
MS Iress of 3.se-5ss Misses Sweaters, eordi-
euns and spons, Orion ucryIic classic or
novelties, 34-40 -------------.------
300 Iress. of l.ee-2ee Misses Sportsweur:
skirts, blouses, T-shirts, dresses, sIccks, broken
100 rrees. Of 2.es Misses Stocks, slim tailored
styles, solids, prints, sizes 1918 -
+6o Irress. Of 3se FuII-Foshioned NyIon Hose,
100 Comp. to 81 Slipper sox, ruyon and wool
uppers, leather soIes, SIN ony---------.-
tl2o lress Of 81 Cotton Pettcouts, white en-
broidey trim, S-M----------
t30 lrress. Of 81 Ruyon Trieot Gowns, posteIs,
S4-4O in group NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
f4s Iress. Of 81 Cotton Slips, white, 34-3s in
S6 Comp. to 5.se Quilted Robes, embroidery
trim. fitted style. pastel eoIors
"a Comp. to 1899 Winter Car Goats, cotton
popIin, quilted lining -------------------
10 Comp to s.e9 Cor Goats, cotton popIin,
quilted lining OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
10 Comp. to 1899 Fur Fobrie jackets,
Evening star., 1962-01-04
mems SpOrtsWear
Washington, LonsIey- Park, ShirIineton

mems SpOrtSWear
Washington, LonsIey Park, Shirinston
were comparable to now
so Mems Short Sleeve Shirts, many
Coors and styles. broken sizes 400 l.99
IS Mems Corduroy Pleasure Jeans,
washable, broken sizes 695 2.99
Washington only
so Mems Knit Shirts, plaid, blue,
brown, charcoal, broken sizes 500 3.99
MEMS OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Street Floor;
Langley Park ShtrlinOton, First Floor
mems furnishings
Washington. LonsIey Park. shirIinston
were comparable to now
500 Mems Ties, royons, ocetotes l.50to 75e
and oil silks --------- $50 l.5o
1000 BVD Hose, discontinued styles
in cottons, Orion and AcriIon 79cto 59e or
ocDlic blends ---------- LOO for Its
Washington Store Only
$50 Mems Lined Gloves, copeskin
leather, wool or Orion ocryIic 5.0Oto
pile lined ned---------------- 500 3.s9
MEMS ACCOMPLISHMENTS Street Floor;
Langley Park and Shtrltn0ton, First Floor
Evening star., 1962-01-04
misses dresses
Washington, LonsIey Park, Shirlinston

were conpdTubIe 70 NOW
50 Cocktail Dresses. print and solid
chiffons, royon brocodes fringe
crepe dresses sizes lO-l8---- $500 1899
50 jacket Dresses, royon, silk, wool
and royon crepes, sizes 1918. 1898 ZZ.S9
MISSES DRESSES-Washtnoton and
Langley Park, Second Floor; ShirlinOton First Floor
Evening star., 1962-01-04
WOmen's spOrtsWear

WdshIh9tohI Ldh9Iey FdTK ShIFIIh9toh
we're comparable to
200 Misses Fur Blend Sweaters,
cordigons ond siipons, 34-4O- 8.98 499
81 Misses Better Skirts, solids or $685.
pIods, sizes SIG ------ 9.98 500
l28 Misses Better Bouses, silks,
royon crepes, Docron poly
ester and cotton, sizes 30-38 6.o8 3.s9
78 Misses Better BIouses, solids 998 to
and prints sizes 3O-38 .---- 1913 6.ss
90 Misses Better Cor Coots,
washable, with Orion ocryIc
pile lining, sizes 1918 1898 1899
POPULAR FASHIONS DRESSES-Washtnoton and Second
Floor; Langley Park, Shirlin0ton, First Floor
Evening star., 1962-01-04
robes
daytime dresses
Washington. Lonsley Pork, Shirlinston

were comparable to now
Evening star., 1962-01-04

I'm some instances intermediate
reductions have been taken from the
first marked price
Evening star., 1962-01-04
fashion fabrics
Washington, Langley Park, ShirIinston

were comparable to now
1000 Yds. Fashion Remnants, group
includes wooIens, silks, miro
Gle blends, royons, all types SOC to h
Of cottons ------ 5.o8 Price
FASHION FABRICS-Wdshinoron, Third Floor;
Langley Park, First Floor; Shrlnoton, Second Floor
Evening star., 1962-01-04
Comp. to 81! Women's
driving gloves
? prs. s3

HeIonco and wool stretch backs, leather
palms! Short length, knit cuffs, fit 6 to 8!
WoMEwS GLoVES-First Floor at All Stores
Evening star., 1962-01-04
speeioI purchase
seamless nylOns
; prs. l.99

Winter and early spring shades in flat
knits and micro-mesh! Sizes 80 to III
WoMERS HoSIERY-Frst Floor at All Stores
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-29
Pirewuy
News
BY EDWARD GORE

Mr.. and Mrs. Carmel Ray
and children of Pensacola, Fla.
left Thursday after spending
their vacation with Mr.. aud
Mrs. M. c. Ray of Olyphic, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Austin c.. Long.
MIR. and Mrs. Woodrow Dun
can OF Acme spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. r. c..
Smith and children, and Nj.
and Mrs. Barnnic Benton and
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don Duncan
OF Tabor City spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest
Smith and children of Pireway.
MIR. and Mrs. BlcaSc M. Ben
ton made a business trip 10
Cherry Grove Beach, S. c. Fri.
day.
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas +.
Smith Jr. and children of Mac
on, Ga. left Friday after spend
ing their vacation with his
parents and relatives MIR. and
Mrs. T.. F.. Smith ST.. and Mr..
and Mrs. Mack Gricc and chill
drcn of Pircway
The next singing convention
will be held with the Macedon-
Ia Free will Baptist Church
the Bird Sunday afternoon in
September at 200 y. m. with
Vance Smith of Thomasboro as
guest speaker. Mr.. Smith in
viteS all the churches To attend
this service.
MIR. and Mrs. Almon Long of
Acme were Sunday afternoon
guests of relatives here.
MIR. and Mrs. TOmmic Norris
Of Bethel were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Earnest Smith.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-29

ne an 4ETisultursl sub -spmplt-
ice and an Industrial sub-com.
mittee. All phases Of recording
county statistics and IFS potent
ials and the charting of a
course Of procedure should be
vested in these two suggested
groups.
Those present voiced approv-
al Of the chairman's suggestions
and the groups were appointed
To create their own organiza-
tionS and to begin accumulate
ing data pertinent to their re-
Spective fields.
The Industrial Sub-commit-
tee. according TO Richardson,
will be headed by c. Bion Sears
and Lawrence Il. Bowers. bank
president and bank cashier, re-
Spcctively.
Charles ID. Rapcr, county ag-
ricultural agent. and Frank
Glover, county soil conScrva-
ZIONIST were selected to direct
the agricultural subcommittee.
AT this stage in the planning.
there is no clear line separating
the duties Of one committee
from the other.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-29

Miss n meeting of tho Tabor
City Junior Chamber OF Conn
mercc and you are liable TO
have latc-cvcning visit from
j.. G. Goat"
Most Jayccc members have
been trying 10 attend every
regular Tuesday night meeting
If at all possible. The main rca-
son for this devoted attendance
is a small. brown biIly-goa;
by name of j. c."
-. G.. came to Tabor City
about II weeks ago, and since
his arrival lie has been visiting
various Jaycccs who fail 10 at
tend meetings. j. c." visits last
two weeks. but his host can cut
his visit short by a new mcmb-
or into thc JaycccS.
Joe Ray. Ben Spivcy. Jimmy
Carroll, Kenneth Gore. Mon
roc Yaught. and others have
had the pleasure" of having
j.. {. Goat" as a guest.
During a recent visit at the
home of Ben Spivcy. j. c." got
himself badly tangled up in
his chain. Ben. being GOOD
host. attempted to untanglc
MIR. Goat" but tho goat turn
cd on his host when nc bent
down 10 work on the chain. AS
a result. Ben was seen around
Tabor City with 4 slightly black
eye.
u. &. Goat" spent two weeks
at the FL Rancho Motel IA few
weeks ago as the guest Of Jay
Gee Monroe Vaught. Waugh.
kept the goat tied behind the
motel where there is plenty OF
good grass. but j. c." was not
happy. One day nc broke loose
and decided to 20 Wandering
Faught found him in a neigh,
bors hog pen. and had plcnt,
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-29

OF trouble coaXing him To leave
his ncw-found friends.
-. C.'S' visit at the FL Ran
cho had the other .Jayccc menu
bcrS somewhat worried since
they meet for dinner a. tic i'd
joining restaurant. and Waugh,
Kept threatening To serve ~.
c." for dinner one TUESDAY
night.
-. C.'S" FL Rancho visit was
cut short a couple of weeks ago
His services were needed 4,
the home Of another .Taycc,
who had missed too many meet
inGS. Mr. Goat was loaded into
Clifford Cores truck and WAS
taken 10 a new home. His new
lost was out for the evening
so y. C.. was tied to a tree
IN front of the house where he
would be on hand to greet his
now host when he returned
home.
u YOU are a member of The
Jaycees and have missed a
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-29

MIR. and Mrs. Aaron William-
son and children of Italy, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul c. Gore
enjoyed a supper at Mr.. Cores
place al Sun Set Beach Thurs
day night
MIR. and Mrs. Woodrow Dun
cam of Acme We're Sunday
guests of her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Kelly Littles and family
OF LoriS, S. c.
MI. and Mrs. Vance Benton
of LoriS. S. c. were Sunday
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. T. F.
Smith.
Eugene Williamson of Bdlti-
more, Md. spent d few days
with Mr.. and Mrs. Tom vii
hanson.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-29

monthly meeting of the Board.
Taking note that tho prime
objective is the attraction Of
new industry to the county for
more ycar-round payrols, Rich
ardSon told some Is members
and interested persons present
that attainment of the common
objective requires division Of
effort within tho organization.
|; was his opinion that il tho
Board is In function with any
degree of success, there should
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-29
Committees Created
At Industry Meet

Tie nCwiy-Cr"atCd Columbus
County Development Board has
found its task of invcntorying
county resources an undertake
AG far beyond. perhaps. than
The chor" was originally con
CciVed.
Chairman Robert Richardson
"f LAX" Wac,amaw said that
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-29

meeting or two. don't be sur
- if W." wake up one
morning to find small brown
,...Is -Gudt in your front yard
lcisurcly chewing on your prize
rose bush.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-29

Mr.. and Mrs. r. J. Gore Of
Tabor City spent Sunday with
ler mother Mrs. J. Lester
Gore.
Nh. and Mrs. Clyde Todd of
Chadbourn were Sunday guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry L.
Tabor City tribune. (Tabor City, N.C.) 1946-1991, 1962-08-29

Smith.
Jim Gore OF Myrtle Beach.
). c. was visiting in the Pire-
way section Friday afternoon.
Paul Long of Myrtle Beach.
S. c. spent Saturday night with
Mrs. Paul Long and children.
Evening star., 1962-10-06
District Permits Include DioI Center

owner and builder, 324 Capt.
tol Hill dr.; David Baker,
architect; to erect one, q
story dwelling, 1856 Daven-
port st. NV; cost, $4,000.
Russell N. Wilbanks, own
er; Best Builders, Inco build
er; Lawrence M. Stevens,
architect; to erect one. l.
story dwelling. 2425 Hamlin
pl. me-; cost, $4,000.
Herbert Gibson, owner and
builder, $50 47th st. me-; L.
w. Giles, architect; to erect
one 1-story dwelling, $50
47th st. me-; cost, $4,000.
Franciscan Sisters of the
AtOnement, owner, 1000 Hare
wood rd. me-; builder not Sc
lected; Duane g. Lawrence,
architects; provide physical
connections to addition, pro-
vide new and enlarged toilet
facilities, air condition chap
Evening star., 1962-10-06
LAND
THE VANISHING COMMODITY

GOOD LAND in the right place and at the right
price is becoming hard TO find. Here are tour ex-
ceptionoI land opportunities for Syndeotes, Invest
ors, Builders or Home Buyers:
SUGAR LOAF AREA-Mountoin living less than 81
minutes drive from Bethesda via Washington Nd
tionoI Pike tRte 7O-S) or commute by greyhound
Bus or BOO troin from Diskerson
$50 ACRES with fine restored stone house. Mile OF
paved road frontage, magnificent view, two tenant
houses, barns, streams springs. $335.oo per oere'
IS ACRES with home all outbuildings, pasture, Wo-
ter for operating Dairy Farm. $30,O 1000.
POTOMAC AREA - near Hunt Club, in finest resi-
dentioI section Poved road frontoge Up to oo Acres
in ten acre parcels. 81, 200 per acre.
ARGYLE COUNTRY cLUB-3o ACRES with two
paved road frontoees directly across road from new
County Golf Course and recreation oreo. Sewer and
Water close Bly, $4,000 Acre, excellent referred
terms. RR zonine.
RANDALL H. HAGNER 6 Coz
INCORPORATED
1921 Conn. Avenue NV.
DE. z-s6oo Weekend OIL. 2-l07S
Evening star., 1962-10-06

ell, retreat house, 1000 Hare
wood rd. me-; cost, $4,000.
The Salvation Army, Inc,
owner. 500 E st. me-; E. A.
Baker Co., Inc, builder; Ed
ward johnson, architect; in
terror alterations hotel, 1880
L st. NV; cost, $4,000.