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The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-09
Common Market Competition

uence to the United States.
The scrapping Of artificial trade
barriers and restraints within
the six-country combination now
makes it possible for European
manufacturers - who are not
lacking IL enterprise. ingenuity,
or financial resources - to be-
gin producing on the grand
scale. And with that sort Of big
time production, unit costs go
down, output goes up, new mar
kets are sought = and presto
the United States faces an in
flux of saleable goods manu-
featured at labor costs much
lower than such costs in
America.
But if this country decides to
keep our tariff walls high in or
der to protect those industries
which will suffer from foreign
competition, then the Common
Market can raise its own all
encompassing but exterior tar
If wall against imports from
the United States.
And there goes the biggest
single chunk Of the American
export market.
Any way you look at it, the
United States is in a bind. We
need to trade with our Euro
pean friends, and they want to
trade with us.
But we also have an obligation
the industries and the work
erS OF. the Uluted STATES, who
have no desire to be sacrificed
on the altar of international
commerce.
Working cur way out of this
involved problem is complicated
by the fact that today we Ameri-
cams are reaping the fruits
Of long years of what has be-
come an increasingly controlled
economy. Our manufacturers
are now burdened with many
production costs which grew out
of politics instead of economics.
AS a prime example, feder-
ally imposed minimum wages
put the American manufacturer
at an initial disadvantage in
any sort of competition with
outside industry. And working
hours. overtime pay, fringe
benefits and other similar fac
tors - all add to the costs of
U. S.-made goods without neces-
sarily boosting production. And,
here again. these elements sell
dom enter into the production
costs Of non-American goods at
anything like the same ratio.
In short, the United States to-
day lacks the economic freedom
which Europe enjoys. And the
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-09
Double Check

The World did not come to end
{. predictions are no good
but it is coming, so get ready.
Everybody still looks to Wash
ington regardless Of politics, set
backs and ugly Meetings we all
look to Washington to pull the
rabbit out of the hat.
Congress gets the bond plea,
providing a 100 mnllion dollars to
SET up the United Nations torn
down by Conmunistic Nations.
It is vital to the United States
interest. This we do not have to
think . we know.
Reports keep rolling in on all
angles Of destruction to our fu-
ture by forces within and with
out. 1t is up to Congress to see
that these hounds are tracked
down and there is no end to
this hunting season.
Many things have been put on
the gridiron by this Adninlstra-
ton that will burn or 60 un-
cooked. 1t is the one way of
finding cut if we are Americans,
rats or just no good people. OBJ
jecuonS Will be heard and in
most cases sustained.
) The American people through
CO intact and the voice Of the peo-
pie VIII not give up their Con-
stitCtion, their rights Of local self
government and somehow we
are gong to get heard before
any destruction is allowed. The
American people never give up.
They may give lii. or so along
with but give up never.
Thanks to the many who have
come in and told me they read
and fenjoy Double Check /.
it's really THE FARMVILLE
HERALD you should read and
enjoy.
Your and Thanks for reading.
j. Marvin Brown
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-09
Still There Is Hope

to say it,"
Too. we are granted the right to print
what We please. If we choose, we can speak
cut against Government policies and not fear
Punishment to the windswept steppes of
Siberia.
Under the first Amendment, VIC are also
granted the right TO assemble and petition.
We can assemble freely and discuss any mat
ter whatsoever. If necessary, we can petit
ton the government and ask for changes we
deem necessary.
Yet we must realize that with these mani
fold rights, come equally numerous respon-
sibilties:
Religious freedom. yes; hereSy from the
pulpit. no. Freedom OF speech. yes; treason
GUS statements. no. Freedom of the press,
yes: slanderouS and libeous statements. no.
Assembly. yes; but not riot and instruction.
Petition. certainly; but not unreasonable and
unconstitutional imposition.
And SO the first amendment has been ana
lived. From it we learn a trait Of human be-
havior: man needs to express himself; and
government that tries to SUPPRESS him will not
long endure. The magnitude Of its Importance
is almost unlimited
The 10th amendment to the Constitution
is equally important. 1t declares that pow
crS not delegated to the United States are re-
served 10 the States and the people.
Here is Il most unique governmental con
ditiou. The actual power Of the government
is vested in the people. Even democratic
Rome, in all her glory, never let the people
tell the senator's what to do. Public opinion
forms the basis of our Government
Someone has said that love and marriage
"go together like a horse and carriage'-or,
more appropriately. like rights and respon-
SibilitieS.
Herein lies our greatest responsibility. TO
mold ourselves into outstanding citizens with
indispensable judgment Is Of the utmost i'm
portance. for We are entrusted with safeguard
ing our country for 10 times 10 thousand gen
erahcns Ct roster1ty.
BY having faith in what is right and ,ust
! cannot foresee our faltering in our task No
matter what the obstacle may be, united under
the Bill Of Rights. We shall wax strong and
prosperous.
There is still hope for the preserva
lion of the Republic, the freedoms O
the individuals, and return to tn
sovereignty of the states, when school
boy in Chicago produces an essay of thi
eternal truth.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-09
~. .. Wesksusaa

Trial by ordeal viii come to
the American economic system
this year as the President. the
Congress and the people strive
70 adjust foreign trade without
Gripping domestic industry.
This win be another Of those
''agonizing reappraisals" forced
upon the United States by out
side events. Ironically, the pres
sure for this particular reap
praisal comes not from our enc
mics but from our friends. Fur
thermore. it is so caught up
with our own national survival
that It cannot be ignored or mis-
handled.
The villainouS hero. or heroic
villain, of the piece is the
European Economic Community.
more familiarly known as the
Common Market. It is the lat
est, by all odds the. most sue
cessful. and ~ to its members
and would-be. members - the
most exhilarating of all the ef-
forts toward a united Europe.
Ultimately. the Common Mar
ket. with its present or enlarged
membership. may take on po-
ntcal as well as economic over
tones. Already. it is a factor in
the military defense of Western
Europe. and it could become
the economic industrial arm Of
the North Atlantic Treaty Al
lance. or at least that portion
Of NATO which lies in the heart
land Of Western Europe.
It has the potential, indeed
the probability. of becoming
the nucleus of an migrated
European economy which will
offset the Soviet bloc on the one
hand and compare land COM
pete) with the United States on
the other.
It is that likelihood of compe-
tition with the United States
which is putting this country
over the barrel.
Today. the Common Market
consists of France. West Ger
many, and Italy. plus the three
small Benelux nations Belgium,
the Netherlands. and Luxemr
burg).
Tomorrow, it will include
Great Britain.
Day after tomorrow it may
well include most of the other
free nations of the Atlantic
community, perhaps embracing
Greece and Turkey, which al
ready are part Of the NATO
pact.
But even with its present
composition. the Common Mar
ket is posing a threat of conse-
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-09
To What End Propag anda

ter becomes one Of propaganda, not Of
any desire to provide education.
The same kind of misunderstanding
shown in Springfield today contributed
to the War Between the States. Slavery
was then used to overshadow the broad
principles of state sovereignty guar
anteed by the Constitution, as now,
false accusation of bigotry and racism
is used to stir emotions in widely separ-
ated sections of this great country.
May we remind the Springfield peo-
pie that their forefathers overpowered
the South in as bloody war as has ever
been fought. Military districts were es-
tablished, the Negroes were given
citizenship for which they were not
prepared, the white people of the South
were disfranchised. Yes, the South felt
the conqueror's heel, and it alone in the
United States has had this experience.
Through federal legislation, con-
ceived in anger and passed with a
shadow over its legality, the South was
held PROSTATE and destitute.
Be it said to the everlasting credit of
the Southern people, both Negro and
white that, regardless of outside in
fluences, progress was made. The South
ern Negro owes his progress largely to
the Southern people who have support
ed and educated to the best Of their
ability, and to the extent in which it
was possible.
1t seems to us that if Prince Edward
people have had the responsibility of
contributing to the care and education
OF the thousand or more Negroes for
well over $50 years, that the great CITY
of Springfield would assume some of it's
responsibility and care for four Ne
groes, whom they invited to share their
schools for a period of one year.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1962-02-09

Bible Material: Exodus 2O:l2:
Proverbs l:8, Mark 1912: Luke
2:@-5l. John 10: 1871.
Devotional Reading: Colossians
3:l2-2l.
Evening star., 1962-08-19

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oble-fo-bUy audience. Call Star cIus-
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effective message.
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TRAILER OWNERS
DOYLE
JE. 3-8411
Unusual Offering

La Grange" old brick mansion
house, built 1924, solid and at
tractive, needs undermining, ha.
lovely grounds. trees, terraceo
garden. About 275 acres. Thi.
type rarely found today. A real
gem for one who appreciates Its
possibilities. Priced to settle es.
tate at S39,500.
BROWNING REAL ESTATE AGCY
Culpeper Virginia
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE
ABBEY REALTY. en- s-s2o6

ABBEY REALTY, CH. S-S3O5
lz-acre in or near Broadwater Est,
z mi. south D. c.. Broad Greek, Md.
II LOTS Ft. Foote rd., city water.
ABOUT 355 ACRES, for resort or
club, Oldtown, Nd, $50 acre incl.
lge. mod. house, / "a mi. of stream,
timber. gas lease, 3 hrs. D. c.
Good terms. OWNER, AID. 2-044O.
ACCOKEEK, MD. = Beautiful, s.
acre tracts. $4,000 and up, terms
open until s pm. PISCATAWAY
CO., INC. Blu. 3-2121.
ADJACENT TO ID. c. LINE - In
nearby Pr. Geo. (22nd ave. nr.
Queens Chapel. Level lot, 6Ox12O.
Built-up area. r. G. DUNNE CO..
LA. 9-250O, ewes. FE 3-ll73
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Picture Book Home
5 q Acres: Mr.. GettYSb'e

Beautifully HANDICAPPED grounds anC
pond. residence sits on knoll over.
looking pond, has ) rms. and :.
baths oil furnace gas. elec: and
State hwy. frontage. Sacrifice
price Sl2,S50, part down. STROUT
REALTY, 246 Baltimore st. Get
tysburg, Pa. PHONE ED. 4-l9l5.
Ask also for free property lists.
POOLESVILLE = FOR RENT, de
luxe, 3-bedrm. rambler. furn. or
unfurn., ga acres. OIL. 6-5257,
or PO 2-04O0
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ALA LA ELLIE
-5S-acre estate. sound land invest
ment 40 Minis. easy drive Wash,
D. c. An imposing Ante Bellum
southern Colonial brick mansion.
Main wing started 1910. The
north and south wing were SYM
metrically added in 1898. This
handsome mansion consist of II
rms, z baths, 6 fireplaces. The
stone porch from which southern
Colonial pillars rise to the Sd fir.
The 1st fir. consists of a large
center hall with open stairwell to
Bird fir. Liv. rm. 17X20 with fire.
place, den l5X21, powder rm. and
bar, library l5x2s. fireplace, two
picture windows, din. rm. 151zX19.
fireplace. Original bulfCts. New
$500 kitchen. ArtisIically ar
ranged indirect lighting, buffers
pantry. 11xl3 LAUNDRY rm., lst
End fir. consists of a masters
suite 1Shx20, fireplace, dressing
rm., private bath, 6 other bed
rms, 3 complete baths, 3rd fir,
. bedrmS., cedar closet, bath. The
basement consists of 16X26 pam
eled rec. rm.. giant-siZed raised
hearth and fireplace. Hotel-size
valk-in cold room, freezer rm.,
furnace rm., oil h.-w. heating
plant: New flagstone patio sur
rounding recently-built 20x5O
Fireplace. Bar. Spacious parking
area. Completely screened, en-
closed, artistically Handicapped and
chain-link fenced. Boxwood lines
oyster shell walk to stocked lake
with weeping willow island. Gar
den house, fireplace, smoke house,
Scar garage, kennel. New artesian
well with 1.000-gal. pressure
tanks. New sprinkler system for
lawn and tree-lined drive, 8 other
5-rm. houses with baths. Base
D. c. dairy barn with 40 comfort
stalls. New testing and show barn
10 comfort stalls, metal box
stalls. Barn cleaner. Testing lab
oratory and office. 4-stall bull
barn. S-stall maternity barn. Hay
drying barn with cattle loafing
area. Elec. wiring under ground.
2 lakes, l mile frontage Arterial
Rte, 2 other roads, 5 minis. River
Road Country Club and Potomac
Country Club ana Potomac Hunt
% minis. Columbia Country Club,
As Minis. White House, S250,000
Terms Is cash. For main house,
swimming pool, horse barn, kennel,
garage, lake and 30 acres, $780,
900. Terms. "a cash.
DIR: Rte. 70S to Rockville Inter-
change, west on Rte. % approx
II mi. to OPEN SIGN on left at
main entrance.
Aft. Aug. 10 by appointment only
CHARLES H. JAMISON, Realtor
Exclusive Agent. Poolesville Md.
WI. S-9223 or 301-DI. 9-3262
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Price SlaShed!
Home in town, bungalow in excel
lent repair, near and attractive
5 rms. and bath. modern built-ir
kitchen, elec. and porches, nice
shade trees. chicken house, homl
fruit, dandy garden. New low
price .S4,950. STROUT REALTY
Staunton, Va. MAIL ADDRESS
Riverview. Swope. Va PHONE
Tuxedo 6-2S90 or 1896, Ask
also for free property lists.
RAPPAHANNOCK COUNTY, VA.
50 Front Foot, 900 IT. deep, 35.-
900 frontage on . rds. First Of
fering of so acre operating horse
and cattle farm, modern house.
bath, stream, springs. outbuild-
lngs. For speculation, subdivision,
retirement, camp, tax shelter
Priced for immediate sale, SIT,500
with $1,000 down. Will divide.
surveyed, title clear. Assume IL
nancing. JAMES CARR Co, EX.
3-7i00.
RARE CHANCE, mt, river, rec re-
tire. invest. Quaint cottage. A
FOSTER, Culpeper,Va., RID. 8
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DESK SPACE

DUPONT CIRCLE-Air-cond
desk space available in miss rep
resentative's office. well furnished
Reas, Call DE, 2-6633
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FARMS
iSONIINuEpl

CHARLES CO., MD.-Several farms
With water frontage. one suitable
tor subdivision. Gus Cooksey, LY-
NAN c. DELE & CO.. INC, 301
FARM FOR SALE, Mitchellvills
area. Prince Georges Co, Nd
between 3Ol and 214-135 acre,
barns and 6-rm. dwelling house
running water. MA. 1920.
FARMETTE-1O acres. Less than :
miles from Warrenton. 347-3O97
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FARMETTE

II acres, easy committing to D. C.
Completely redecorated home has
liv. rm., din. rm., bedrms., kit,
bath, . scr. porches, nr. stores,
schools and churches, q few blks.
from Chesapeake Bay and West
River. Only SI5,950. easy terms.
HOWARD E. TALBERT
Deale, Nd, 3OI-UNiversity 7-9OO2
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ADJOINING
CONGRESSIONAL
ALEXANDRIA AREA

APT. GROUND-Ft. Belvoir area.
go. Prices and terms flexible.
FRANCONIA RD.-l.5 acres, 100
#. frontage. potential commercial
Good hold.
MT. VERNON AREA-Ten l-acre
lots, on record. utilities in and
paid. Partial subordination.
MT. VERNON BLVD individual
lots. wooded, all utils. Wonderful
home sites.
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RENT
SOuTHFRN nm

2l0 acres. barn and outbuildinss,
GOOD Tor riding horses. $3.50
Poolesville. ROMER g. CO., WI
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81 ACRES-35 acres clear, 3 large
tobacco barns. S-acre allotment,
Long State road frontage. 3 miles
La Plata, Md. S1S,50O, terms.
g. ACRES-4-bedrm. Colonial-style
home. lge. liv. rm., with firepi.
sep. din. rm.. with fireplace, COM
stream through property, Within
- miles Of D. c. Price, S1g,5 500,
Easy terms to qualified purchaser,
Ask for Mr. Shelton.
WALDORF, MD.-OVer ! acre. g.
bedrm., all-brk. rambler with sep.
din. rm., compl. kit. rooted pa
ito, nice section. Price. Sl75OO,
terms.
SEVERAL LGE. ACREAGE tracts
Priced from s1OO an acre M
SOUTHERN MD. REALTY CO,
DIAL 301-WE. 4-S432
LA PLATA, MD. ALWAYS OPEN
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UPPER
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
APPROX 3 ACRES

APPROX. 3 ACRES
Dickerson, Md.-Large center-hal
country home with porches, .
living rms, dining rms, largt
kitchen, pantry. 4 bedrms., IL
baths; steam heat, stoker coal
orchard, 2-car garage, deep well
235-ft. frontage on State road
mr.. schools, churches and stores
Taxes, S2S1. Priced S24.950.
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$40 ACRES
County-Dairy farm: Al
stanchions,. Washington-type barn
metal corn cribs ) houses Ss;
(modern), machinery sheds. All
buildings excellent condition, Gin
der-block construction. Approx
100-acre bottom land very pro-
ductiVe), 45 acres alfalfa, pond;
located on State road 40 miles
D. c.. Shipping to Washington
market: S95,000. terms.
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CALL MAJOR EDWARDS
Dial 301-WE. 4-437O
SOUTHERN Maryland REALTY
CHARLES H, JAMISON

WE. 4-s4S4
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY
CHARLES H. JAMESON
10 A.-LEe. white frame center
hall house iiv; 1m' din din. IN I'm toIn, old
Kit bedrms, new bath. ldry. rm.,
huge red barn with, horse stalls,
springfield lake. abundance OF
shade, on hard road in Frederick
/ Co, nr. Hyattstown interchange
S2l 900, terms, u cash.
730 A.-9-rm. center-hall brick
mansion, plumbing and heating
type dairy barn, lge. maternity
barn. other good farm bldgs. Very
gently rolling, fertile Duffield anc
Frankston Siltloam. Strategically
located adjac. an enterprising
progressive. clean. country town
having great residential and gar:
den-type Industrial potential. >.
hard roads, s mi southwest Of
Frederick, nr. interchange Of re-
located U. s. Is. $4,000 to settle
SEE THIS 1e1 A., s-rm. pre-Civi
War Williamsburg brick house
Excel. lines. 6 firepls.. new baths
full bsmt., unsurpassed view cattle
0dTn, BeuIly IOlIluB AahHt hloAS
streams: Y wooded. bal. crops
Hall mile hard road frontage New
Market-Mt. Airy area, 30 mi. e
D. C. or BALTIC. S1s5 per a. u
pooIEsvnLE. 26o A.-Pre:civiI
War stone house, bath. oil heat
5-rm. MANAGERS house, operatins
dairy. misc. farm bldgs. $500 per
asS-H. PooLEsv1LE Est. splen-
did S-rm. brick and stone ram
bier, big entr. hall, lge. liv. rm.,
picture window. firepl., din: rm.,
mod. kit. bedrms.. 2 baths,
spacious rec. rm. w/firepl.,- maid S
rm. with bath, ldry. rm., furnace
rm., scr encl. breeZeway. flag
stone terr.. att. 2-car garage W.
shower. 6-rm. tenant house, bath,
o.h.-wh.. 6 excel. farm bldgs.,
good fencing, > springfield lakes:
gently rolling land. 3.000-ft. road
frontage. superb panoramic view,
conv. to churches, stores. schools.
bank and country club. Ideal for
young exec. gentleman farmer. or
Family desiring open space. S125,-
900. terms, Il cash.
CHAP Fc H ,TAMTSONI
APoCrr r. IN
WI SA,|3 or 9u1 DT g-3"HH
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FARMS
COUNTY :

MONTGOMERY COUNTY - 1882
acres of beautiful rolling land
with miles of road frontage, Sen
eca Greek frontage and nice wood
land. Has lovely old Colonial stone
and frame mansion with center
hal plan. Liv. rm. across l end
Of bldg, lge. din. rm., guest rm.
with shower bath. huge kit. with
lots Of cabinets and built-in din.
table, separate den in old stone
country summer kit. has tre-
mendouS firepl.. beamed ceiling,
paneling and lots of built-ins, I'd
floor has master suite with bed
rm., dressing I'm, private bath, 4
other bedrmS. and baths across
hall with backStairs for adapta-
bility Of . rms. and bath to maid S
quarters Has bsmt.. oil hot water
heat. Lge. bar and tenants house.
SD45 0OO
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For further particulars Of this and
other property, call
L. A. ABERCROMBIE
Diamond 1851

RANDALL H. HAGNER e. CO.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. 2-360(
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SPORTSMAN'S HAVEN

SPURTSMAN'S HAVEN
14O-a. river farm. Ideal for hunters
and fishermen as well as being a
clean. neat farm. 3-bedrm. bum
galow. Year-round living, Private
but accessiblel A good buy at
$4,000.
RETIREMENT SPECIAL! Lovely
Colonial. 5-bedrm. home with fire.
places. charming stairway. nice
nificent. view OF the Blue RidSt
Mts. Near church and store. s.
rolling a. with branch water. Un,
derpriced at $4,000.
FOR LARGER FARMS AND ES
TATES call jeff Rankin at CUL,
PEPER REALTY. Culpeper, Viz
ginia. PHONE 7O3-S25-9257
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CHARLES COUNTY

S-bedrm. rambler. Comp. kitchen
central air cond. Community wa.
price. $4,000. terms 81 900 down
Lee. custom built all-brick 3-bed.
rm. rambler, lge. center hal
sep. dining rn., complete eatlni
size kitchen. scr. porch, sep. util
rm. Built on . lots with yery
lse. garden area. Price, S21,9OO
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BUILDERS--ATTENTIoN

SMALL SUBDIVISION
Charles Co. Nd, 80 acres on State
Route 425, near Indian Head. All
set to go! $4,000. Owner will
subordinate.
REALTY. AID. 4-4445
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81 ACRES

Nd. NJ Attractive ant
comfortable bedroom country
home; 1st fir, living rm., dining
rm., kitchen. pantry, hall and of.
flee; 2nd fir, 4 bedrmS., bath ano
storage rm.: 3rd fir. storage at.
tic. Hot-air heat. deep we'll, new
plumbing, 2-car garage. Black tor
road, shade trees, lawn and shrub.
berry. Outstanding view. Stream
necessary outbuildings, 800 : #
frontage on State road. Priced to
sell at S29,500.
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FARMS
w. VA

s q. woodland. 200 foot frontage
State I'd. $3.50, terms.
81 q. strong stream. good road,
near Capon Park. Reduced,
S4.725.
S a. good home and water, hard
road. view. elec. $3.50.
II. a. woodland. hard road, view
elec. Full price, $3.50.
80 a. farm, mod. home, barn, pond,
cleo, secluded. Ss,40O.
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TED LINGO, Inc.

1925 Del Ray ave. Oh. $1,000
ATTENTION. prime
acres adjacent to st. Margaret,s s
burn Estates. $4,000 per acre. RE.
5-SH1D
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FARMETTE

90 acres, good S-rm., center-hall
Colonial with bath. Horse barn,
gorgeous trees, good soil all cleared
and fenced. Between Fredericks-
burg and Culpeper, Va, 20 mi.
D. c. Sl5.500.
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BEAUTIFUL R-60 lot with sewer,
water and street. Sligo Jr.- High
area. build nowl Price S5,250.
YOUHKIN e. CO., 949-S022 I'll Q
BETHESDA : 1st offering. level
wooded lot in Edgemoor, facing
Glanhrnnk I'd 60 GAA
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FARMS
Neutrality-suspicious.
Beef Cattle Farm; Mr..
City; Apple Orchard;
Two Sets BldgS.


Real money -maker-Sl5,000 in
come reported by aged owner last
year, potential much greater, very
productive soil, 242 acres, approx
1900 bearing apple trees in prime
cepdition. . farm ponds, beauti.
fuI' layout, two 7-rm. dwellings,
barns, 2 implement sheds, etc.
bldgs. in good repair. 10 Minis. tc
city. Sacrifice price $4,000, part
j.: down, STROUT REALTY. Stal
Rte, Middletown, Va. PHONE
Stephens City Exchange 110. Ash
also for free property lists.
CHARLES COUNTY = Just ovel
Prince Georges County line. 17s
acres mr.. Berry I'd. 13-acre. to-
bacco allotment. Minutes from
D. C. line. new bridge to- Alexan'
driG. Your offer invited. Ewes.
Sat and Sun. J. HELLER. so. g.
4422. INVESTOR SERVICE. INC.
EX. 3-4734.
Evening star., 1962-08-19
BUILDERs-LoTs AND TRACTS

You can start tomorrow in these
3 locations:
10 ROO lots, Wheaton.
% ROO lots, near MOL.
IA R-R lots, Bethesda.
streets paved and tap ices Paid.
joining Rock Greek Park.
Good subordination on all to re-
sponsible builders. Leon Sisson.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 2-9O7O