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Short Course In
Piano Literature
- srsI 81
Underway At L

DR.. Paul Mcintyre, head of the
Department of Music, is teaching a
special course entitled Survey of
Piano Literature" during the cur
rent summer short session at the
University Of Alaska.
The course, which began Monday,
will meet today wednesday,
tomorrow Thursday, and Friday
of this week and Monday, Tuesday
and Thursday of next week 1t is
being given for one college credit.
Glass sessions are pm. til 10
pm. in the Music Department stu
dio above the gymnasium. Tonight
is the last night registrations will
be accepted, DR.. Mcintyre said.
For further information, inquiries
can be telephoned to DR.. Mcintyre
or to John Niemi, Department of
Evening and Off-Campus Study.
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LYNN RETURNS

Charles Lynn, retired miner of
the Ester and Livengood districts,
returned last week after spending
the winter in Elsinore, Cal.
Elsinore is a gathering place for
oldtimers, and while there Lynn
hob-nobbed with Bill Keller, Pat
Savage, Albert Swanson of RAM
part, and Loren Macintosh, who
formerly mined at Livengood.
Lynn is residing with his son-in-
law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
Bruce Thomas at 318 Fifth Avenue
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procedures, saying 81 think vie
have very lackadaisical method
of handling bids. don't understand
it, it makes us look very stupid"
Criticize P&Z
The Council also criticized the
planning and Zoning Commission
for failing to take any action on the
North Cushman right-of-way pro-
ject. The Councils attention was
drawn to the matter by a letter
from the Pr Commission request
ing to know the status of the pro-
ject. Members of the Council point
ed out that the Commission had
been instructed to make further
study of the project, but apparently
had not done so.
A motion was passed requesting a
cost analysis on the various routes,
a time estimate for the completion
of the project, and a recommended
ton as to which route should be
utilized.
A contract for the drilling of two
wells for the Municipal Utilities
System was awarded to the Pacific
Construction Company, with a basic
bid of $28,650, and an additional
$1,000 for pumping and additional
services.
A contract for the removal of the
Dodson Hanger was awarded to
Jefferson and Son Construction
Company, following a long discus
sion on the amount of considera-
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WRONG RECIPIENT

T On June 4, Steven Fouts. Broad
more Acres, reported that his wal
iet mad been returned to the wrong
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ton inside-the-city firms should re-
ceive
City Attorney Barry jackson
stated that according to the Munich
pal Code. up to per cent con-
sideration could be given, but the
amount of consideration would have
&c be stated in the bid. The Council
felt Il was not bound to give con-
siceraticn only when it had been
advertised. and awarded the bid to
jefferson and Son, second low bid
Ger AID lowest inside-the-city bid
Ger. L was pointed out that since
Jefferson was given a 5 per cent
consideration, his bid was the
lowest.
The Council again postponed
action on Ordinances 1871 (Tort
Claims and 1144 Conflict of In
teresD. Ordinances 1850 licensing
of Journeymen Plumbers), ISL
Council findings on the Gregory
Shumeff Pete Smith Property,
and 1852 Gevying Taxes were also
postponed.
A liquor license transfer for the
Broiler from The Broiler, Inc, to
Garvey Pilgrim Corp. was approved.
At'the- end of the meeting Mayor
Joseph Ribar pointed out that it
was high time the Council began
to hold more conferences to help
clear the Monday night agenadas
more quickly The meeting ad-
Ijourned at 11:40 pm.
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STOLEN WATCH

Carl G.. Vance, 412 Second, re-
ported that a 500 lady's wristwatch
had been stolen from his residence.
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News Notes From The
DRAG RACERS

On May 5, Clyde Hurnell, 1929
Twenty-third, reported to City Po-
lice that four sports cars had been
drag racing on 23rd. Police officers
found that the cars were part of a
share and hound" race sponsored
by the Fairbanks Sports Car Club.
The sports car bugs were given a
verbal warning.
STOLEN BoRGWARD
William Stewart, 1923 Illinois, re-
ported to City Police that his 1858
Borgward coupe had been stolen
from the Lacey st. Hotel on May
8. The car was later recovered,
parked in the 500 block on Second.
DRUNK ARRESTED
On May City Police arrested a
man for being drunk in public on
the Phillips Field Road, following
a complaint by Harold Grubough,
$50 Drive Way.
LOST WALLET
Otto Lombardo of the Nordale
Hotel reported to City Police on
May that he had lost his wallet
between the hotel and the Cushman
st. bridge.
AUTO THEFT
On May MILFORD Dirkel, " mi.
Van Horn Rd, reported that 1860
Ford pickup belonging to John
Pernall had been stolen from the
400 block on Second Ave. while he
was in getting his 1862 license
plates
DRILLS STOLEN
Tom Jensen of Cooper's Hard
ware reported the theft of two " in
Black and Decker cordless electric
drills during the past month
BIKE TAKEN
On May 81 Mrs. Leo BoWles re-
ported that her sons Western Flyer
bicycle had been stolen from the
Barnette School.
FOUND WALLET
On May % Mrs. J. c. Gillian of
Marvel Trailer Court turned wal
let belonging to Janet Hanson over
to City Police. She said she had
found the wallet ON a downtown
street. -
STOLEN BIKE
On June 5, Mrs Richard Holiday,
ll73 Ivy. Drive. reported to City
Police that someone had stolen her
sons bicycle from Kiwanis Park.
WRONG RECIPIENT
On June 4, Steven Fouts, Broad
more Acres, reported that his wal
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PICKUP TAKEN
PURSE FOUND

On May 5, Quincy Parker, All
Badger Road reported finding a
woman's purse in a waste paper
basket at the Union Club.
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FOUND WALLET

On May % Mrs. J. c. Gillian of
Marvel Trailer Court turned wal
let belonging to Janet Hanson over
to City Police. She said she had
found the wallet ON a downtown
street. -
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POLICE BL0TTER
By Colin Mick

person by mistake after he had
checked it at the Recreation Center
while he went swimming.
HIT & RUN
James Evans, 728 18th. renorted
on June 4 that an unidentified pick
up truck had struck his son and
continued on without stopping. The
boy was placed in st. Joseph's Hos
pital for observation.
WALLET LOST
Ruth Beverson, 7O8 Sixth. report.
ed to City Police on June 4 that
her husband had lost his wallet in
the neighborhood of their home on
May 81.
PICKUP TAKEN
Robert P. Schaifli of the North
ward Building reported to City Po-
lice on May 4, that his 1852 Air
Force-blue Dodge pickup had been
taken from the Northward Building
parking lot
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STOLEN BIKE

On June S, Mrs. Richard Holiday.
Il13 Ivy Drive. reported to City
Police that, someone had stolen her
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AUTO THEFT
DRILLS STOLEN

Tom Jensen of Cooper's Hard
ware reported the theft of two " in
Black and Decker cordless electric
drills during the past month.
Jessen's weekly., 1962-06-06
BIKE TAKEN

On May 81 Mrs. Leo BoW1es re-
ported that her sons Western Flyer
bicycle had been stolen from the
Barnette School.
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FARMS

SPECIALi "vALLEY' DAIRY.
STOCK FARM-224 fertile acres
Lac. stream. spring. well, Two
houses. huge hay and feedins
barn. 2 Silos. care 80 dairy o.
100 stock. Owner retiring. S32..
500, best terms. BROKER. Boz
207. Luray, Va
STUD FARM OF training farm. e..
eellent location near Deep Run
Hunt Club. Richmond, We. "a
modern stalls in 4 buildings. g.
furlong track. board fencing. 1000
ranch home. ample water. al only
3 years old. Priced below cost Al
SOS. 500. Call or write Gus Bart.
eky, SCHMIDT q WILSON, nc,
Realtors. Exclusive Agents. 40l Z
Franklin ST.. Richmond. We. NJ
S-5S01.
within 10 miles D. c.
10 acres wood house. Prefer
hilltop. HI. 4-0715.
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FARMS

FREDERICK COUNTY, Nd mr.
EmmetsviHe-l0s acres, suitable
for dairy or beef farm. Brick
house and barn. Some stock incl
Only S22,500 for quick sale.
TAKOMA REALTY JU. s-l90C
HOWARD Coo acres, lovely
Dutch Colonial with slate roof
spiral stairway. lge. patio, 4 fire
scrs pOnd' FrOn Ti on onf1 ! Dsve y
road. Also farm house. bank barn
s ssse. IS SCALES sta9 a1 U sSsFeis:
ring. Price ss7. 500. can Ms
Hammer With LAIRD B. SCOTT
70; s-O42O' ewes. and sun u
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
The last frontier In growing Charles
County, Nd, where good Low
priced land is still avail. $50 acres
level farm land, no swamps Of
gullies, house, barns, tobacco al
lotment, attrae. priced and II.
naneed. II. ?. sPAULDING. I'M
$1,000.
ia GRANGE" Old brick homi
with charm. built 1924, electric.
ity, bath, needs modernizing ant
decorating. Has beautiful grounds
$40 acres. tenant house. barn
S55.550. Adjoining IT'S acres with
with good house, long yiveT front
age and bottom land. Available ai
S33. 500.
BROWNING REAL ESTATE
AGENCY
CJHlnnnaY Virginia
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7-ACRE HORSE FARM with mod:
ern 11-rm.. dwelling, 2 baths. 8
fireplaces. terrace. oil heat. barr
for 2 horses. on paved road In
Frederick County. $4,000.
We have building lots Of various
sizes and locations from $3.50 up
H P. BURDETTE b SON, REAL
TOR, MT. AIRY. Md Phi. 1913,
Eve: and Sun. phi. Mr.. Pryor,
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n III

OFFICE OPEN EVERY DAY
Your Choice Waterfront Specialist
DEALE, MD. UN. 7-20oi
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GS11I1 i O4AG
RIGHT PRICE
Approx. IL acres, easy commutine
to D. c. with home that has liv,
rm., din. rm., 3 bedrms., kit,
Ran sntn yo SsE' RSssnesI only E.r a icy
West River. Only $4,000. Best
terms.
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LEISNER & HANSON

Across Prom the Post Office
DEALE, ND. UN 5-S2ot
BAY FRONT COTTAGE, mod cow.
Point Lookout area, 10. a.Se53
VIZ. days after $3.50 pm.
BEACH LOT at Rosehaven on cheS-
9peaae Bay. Reasonable price.
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lSo-1ciRE FARM. mr.. Mt. Ally.
n a HumnhrieS
CHARLES n JAMESON

172-aere dairy farm. upper Mont
gomery Co. New 6-rm. bungasoWi
Nv. rm. fireplace, din. rm-, mod.
kitchen, office or den. y bath. 4
bedrms. and bath, complete bsmt.
with Gear garage and workshop;
o. h.-W-h.: 9-rm. farm manager $
house. modern kitchen, bath. NV.
81 stalls, bulk milk tank. mixer
line, silos. farm equipment sheds.
Good fencing, abundantly WateRed,
superb alfalfa, lush sod, fertile
manor loan. Indispensable view
Of Sugar Loaf Mountain and the
MaSsanutten Range in Vtrgin1a.
Farm will lease at $3.50 mo. ex-
elusive Of main house. First time
offered; $SS,500; terms. u cash.
liv. rm., din, rm., mod. kit, 3 bed
rms, bath, full attic, bsmt.; en-
tire house painted and interior
decorated. Splendid barn. is
metal stanchions. drinking cups,
new silo: u mile hard I'd. front;
so mi. D. c.; S22,500. terms.
15S acres; Darnestovn = Gently
rolling blue grass land improved
with 5 mod. houses. Lease $3.50
Regional shopping ctr. potential:
n 800 per acre, terms.
81 acres. S-rm. frame house: liv.
rm.. din. rm-- den or DIS office,
lge. kit. 4 beurms., bath, furnace;
black-top dr., Gear gar: 10 acres,
half wooded, traversed by Little
Monocacy River, excel. panorama
view, 1,150 = It. frontage, 4 un-
surpassed home sites wIstream
and view; best area, Rte. %,
approx. 80 mi. d. c.; $50 300.
IL acres in Olney, Sandy Springs.
pre-civtl War 2h-story. .10-rm.,
center-hall bTk. mansion: liV. nm,
firepl.. fam. rm., firepl.. din. rm.,
firepl., Ice. modern kit, laundry
rm., y bath. master bedrm., 2
other bedrms., bath. office. firepl. !;
end FIR, 2 bedrms,, / bath. 3rd
fir; oil h.-w.h.; fun bsmt., lge.
front porch; 5-stall horse barn
stream: frontage 2 hard rdS.: giant
shade trees. Architectural gem.
Mr.. public and parochial schools,
shopping center and bank: Sa5,-
600. Terms. $4,000.
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HISTORIC TIDEWATER

!
LII acres, modern 8 bedrm.
home. bath. full basement, cen
tral heat. long road frontage, new
barn. u -acre tob. allot., includes
farm equip. and tractor, commute
ing distance D. c.. S27,5OO.
2@lb acres, new frame home, par
tally completed. 3 bedrms., q good
buy, So mi. D. c. S13, 900.
$50 acres. overlooking Patuxent
River. arm. and bath home, g.
acre tob. allot.. Q tractors and
AL equip, fenced for cattle. e.
rm. and bath tenant house. to-
bacco and dairy barns.
So acres, modern frame home,
hot-water heat. screened porch
3-rm. guest cottage, on paved
rosd, tmmed. poss.. 40 mi. b. c.,
b@ciSttie farm, $50 acres, gentle
barns. lake. long road frontage
Fenced 30 acres cleared, Arm
tenant house. ideal for cattle and
horses. beautiful building sites
with panoramic view Of Patuxent
River ideally located. priced for
cxLvEsT REALTY AGENCY CORP.
Prince Frederick. Nd. Phone los;
II no answer call 1S4 or 354.
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Southern MARYLAND

Dunkirk. Nd. Phone Alpine 7-273O
Prince Frederick. PA and 4SS
20 Miles from District
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HISTORIC TInFN1TFR

oOUIdEhN MARYLAND
1-55 acres. 2-bedrm. home, large
barn, outbldgs.. 500 IT. road
frontage. -4,acre tob. allot.. Is mi.
Pemberton'.-11o acres with
IA. 79-acre tob. allot., partially
restored Georgian mansion WITH
double parlor. central hall, wild
ow's walk on roof. modern farm
house and small tenant house, q
large tob; barns, outbldgs.. farm
3--2 acres, corner lot on 2 paved
ROADS. ideal home site. 20 mi.
4--25 acres, n mi. frontage on
tob. barn, implement shed, fruit
trees. 6;6S.sere tob. allot.. % mi.
p G.; $4,000; --
Elsie West williams, Lothian, Nd
Phone University 7-S0O6; il no
answer call Prince Frederick los.
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E. STEUART VAUGHAN

oATTLEAGEN-Look these 3eS acres
over for expanding or starting a
beef operation. They are all level
acres and In grass. Only Is acres
timber. Commute By plane. Plenty
Of room s for r, AZ least 2 5.O9o:ft.
erick County. This valley tract
has 2 mountain streams for year
round water. Buildings enough to
winter 100 head. Large S-m.
farmhouse with most conVen-
fences. $4,000. Terms.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
A-FRAME
SWISS CHALET
ONLY $500

This Is the cottage visited and ex-
claimed over by more than 100,-
200 washington area residents al
This design provides so many fea-
lures for luxury living, they can.
not possibly be outlined in q small
newspaper ad. Moved from the
Armory to q beautifully wooded
lot 81 Long Beach, everything is
provided TO finish this outstand-
ing recreational home Just the
way you want 10. Down payment
$1,000. Monthly $40.
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

FAIRFAX Co.'S acres, near
Vienna. Tyson's cor. East Of Reston
200 II. from city water. Plans
Tor sewer by end Of 'o3. $500
per acre. OWNKR. CT. 3-1635.
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COUNTRY PROPERLY
tcoNIINUEDl

CULPEPER. vIRGngIA-six miles
out on paved road, Old ecuntry
nome. bedrooms, bath. beautiful
creek bordering yard. About rs
acres. $4,000.
Horse or stock farm. 2 miles out
10 acres, 4-bedroom house. bath
heat, ftreplaces, setting, view.
trees creek. stable, box stalls.
S27.500.
o5 acres, rough old house. elec-
trictty, bath, stocked pond, largt
creek. ST.. 200.
BROWNING REAL ESTATE
49, vsiisy SSSY
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FARMS
tcoNrINUEDl

ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY, neal
HarWood-35 acres, 7-rm- home
Also 90 acres near Dayidsonville
Reas; n. LEO SToRcH' cE
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d AGREE

Diekerson, Md. - Attractive and
Som. Isl f sfns Fn oS sinias
flee. End H., I bedrms.. bath and
storage rm. 3rd H., storage at
tic. Hot-air heat. deep well. new
plumbing, Gear garage. Blaek-tor
road. shade trees. lawn and
shrubbery. Outstanding view
Stream, necessary outbuildingS
SCOTT. frontage on state road
Priced to sell at S32,500.
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oI'' Ho NRSRG E.
TALBERT

Deale, Nd.
301-UNiversity 7-2002
ATTRACTIVE furnished 4-bedrm
2-bath cottage, Sherwood Forest
Nd, on the beaut. Severn Rivel
exclusive area, 40 min. to D. C..
S9.950 and terms. Call OWNER
3O1-S49-2171 or weekdays. MA
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$40 ACRES

Frederick County - Dairy farm,
Al stanchions. Washington-type
barn. einder block loafing barn. 2
silos, 2 metal corn cribs. 2 houses
(modern). machinery sheds. All
buildings excellent condition, Gin
der block construction. APPROX.
100 acres bottom land Every pro-
ductive). As acres alfalfa, pond.
located on State road. 40 miles
d. c. Shipping to washington
market. $4,000. terms.
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1877 ACRE FARM

10I ACRE FARM
Near La Plata, Nd, off Sol high
way, approx. go acres Of clear
level ground, n acres Of timber.
$1,S00-ft. frontage on good hard
surface road, has 2 dwellings,
barn, 4 wells and nice stream OF
water In rear. A good investment.
suitable for farming and raising
stock. $4,000, cash or terms.
DEWEY M. FREEMAN
3214 Branch Ave, Sc. 10. S-77OO
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COLONIAL ESTATE - Fronting
tidal creek off Patuxent River,
Just 40 minutes from Annapolis,
one Of the most interesting houses
in all Maryland. Meticulously re-
stored. Enchanting garden is on
the Tours. Modern managers
house, tobacco barns. A good plan
tation, gem of q house. o truly
rare offer, and priced right.
E. STEUART VAUGHAN
Prince Frederick. Nd, Phone aS2-J
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UPPER
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
APPROX. aACREa

Dickerson, Md.-Large eenter-haIl
country home with poFehes.
kitchen, pantry. 4 bedrms., III
baths. steam heat, stoker coal,
orchard. Gear garage. deep well,
236-ft. frontage on State road.
Nj. schools, churches and stores.
Taxes, 1881. Price. S24.950.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY

ACCENT PRIME LOCATION
IS acres Of pasture in town. lesl
than. " mile from Fauquiel
County Courthouse, large homt
and farm buildings. Ideally sit,
uated. Roadway bounds propert!
on 3 sides. House has center-hal
entrance with complete livini
quarters for average family OF
each Of 2 floors. All in excel
lent state Of repair. A real bar.
gain at S35.750 with "a down
Excellent investment.
BEAUTIFULLY RESTORED
2-bedrm.. 1h-bath home on IL
acres with long I'd. frontage.
stream and pond. Gorgeous view
S21,500.
RETIREMENT SPECIAL
Also in Warrenton. Enjoy the con-
venienee Of the town and the
beauty Of the countryside. 2-bed-
room, 2-bath home on nice lot
245xl00. Priced S12.950.
WARRENTON REALTY
347-262S or vrtta Rte
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a,,i.tr .nIc
New 3-bedrm. and bath home on
over 1 acre, cow. location. Ready
to move in. Price $11,900, terms
Many other large and small farms
and homes to choose from.
DIAL Solve. 4-S432
SOUTHERN MARYLAND REALTY
La Plata. Nd. Always Open
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
ANNE ARUNDEL coUNTY-35o
acres, over 200 in crop and pas
ture. fenced and cross fenced. Over
mile frontage on paved roads.
4 houses, 8 barns, 47-acre tobacco
allotment. valuable timber. in full
ton showing large net return.
Only % miles from the District
In area with high potential for
capital gain.
CALVERT COUNTY-133 acres r..
paved I'd, near Huntington. Ten
ant house, 2 barns, S-acre tob.
allot.. tractor and equip, good
white. tenant. Crop incl. .$27, 800.
5 FARMETTE SITES in beautiful
Dunkirk area, only 81 miles from
the District, 3 to 8 acres, par
TALLY wooded sites. Small down
payment and balance monthly.
UPPER CALVERT COUNTY-60
acres. II A. tobacco allot.. 3-bed;;
hit. 6 nm. tenant house with bath,
2 lge. tobacco barns. poultry and
complete equipment. So mi. from
the. District. running stream,
spring, long paved I'd. frontage.
PRINCE nee GEORGES COUNTY
Early house of 18th Century ar
chitecture in beautifully land
scaped grounds with huge shade
trees. The house has all the ira
ditional charm Of the period, the
only concession being modern i'm
proVements. There are 8 bedrmsl;
lSs r T. F F1tcbs with Ri1 5rePlacf S.t fS
basement 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 % mi. from the District.
Parochial and public schools are
nearby. The present antique fur
nishings may also be purchased in
whole or in part. Inspection, by
appointment.
CALVERT COUNTY-15O acres, g.
bedrm. and bath farm home, 2
tobacco barns, new tractor. IA
acre tob. allot. 1 mile paved road
frontage, streams. Over 100 acres
clear. Must be sold to settle es-
tate.
County-Early house 3-story clap
board exterior the main section
dating back to the late 18th Gen.
tury, comprising 4 bedrms., liv.
rm.. din. nm. family nm. with fire.
places in liv. rm., din. I'm. and
one bedrm.. hot water hit. The
land area comprises 40 acres
fenced and cross fenced for horses,
other improvements. Arm, guest
house with bath, farmers house,
barn and other farm bldgs., q run
ming stream and farm pond give
access to water from all fields.
Location only "a mi. from the
District. Priced for quick sale at
$4,000. 2 tractors and complete
farm machinery incl. in sale,
Main and branch offices open Sun
days and all weekdays except
j. B. Waters & Associates
Dunkirk. Nd. Phone Alpine 7-273O
Prince Frederick, PA and 4SS
On Miles fr0nn district
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RARE BUY

EXCELLENT BAY VIEW
year round masonry home, hot
lures. Outstanding lot with plenty
OF trees and landScaping. Living
room with fireplace, dining alcove,
modern kitchen, 2 large bedrooms
with walk-in closets, eeramie-tiled
bath, large garage and storage
space and screened porch, Hard
wood floors throughout. Only S15,-
OOO, $4,000 down, balance month
ly. Present owner will hold mort
gage. Low settlement costs.
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REsT Farm VALUES

NE3I FAHM VALUES
240-ACRE Farm. Montg. Co., Nd.
183-ACRE FARM M. Boycs. Nd.
41-ACRE-FARM. Monte. Co.. Nd
100 ACRES. Frederick Co.. 1t Poin
Of Rocks.
2Se-AcRE FARM. M. Mt. Airy.
R. A. HUMPHREYS
REALTOR IA. 7-40sl
BLUE RIDGE MT. FARM
at acres on east slope, M. D. G
Term. house, new bath outoldg
Rented tenant house. tine stTm
VIII be sold. Make an oIIer. ~
WALKER, sIoLER 3 CO.. ST
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-06-10

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