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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-05-04

EDGEWATER PARK, Miss. -
Ford Motor Company executive said
recently that the answer to the coun-
try's "automation problem is more
automation. He said that "automa-
ton creates jobs and more automa-
ton will create more jobs
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-05-04
Completely In Character
Completely In Character
Cote Right To- Work Leaders
Firm Fined for Price-Fixinq

SPRINGFIELD, Mo.-A Missouri
steel company headed by member
of the u. S. Chamber of Commerce
key "right-to-work' committee has
been fined $4,000 in. federal court
on a plea of no contest to conspiracy
to rig prices on material sold for state
highway use.
Head of the firm, Reynolds Manu-
featuring Co., of this city, is George
T. Fox.
U. S. District Judge Roy w. Har-
per IN passing sentence strongly sug-
gested that individual officers of
Reynolds and the other companies
should have been brought into
court" when their firms were
brought in under Indictment
Fox was named by the Cote last
to its newly-created So
called Special Committee for Volun-
tary Unionism. The new units func-
ton, Cote announcement said, was
to spearhead efforts to outlaw the
union shop wherever and in what
ever form it may exist"
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-05-04

Helena Independent Record
Helena, Montana
Attention: Mr.. Robert Miller
nAnY. Mr. NTsII1.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-05-04

tax money pays smaller sums for vet
Grams, farm, "internationaP', natural
resource and other programs listed
by McSween. The smallest sum of all,
$22, goes for general government"
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-05-04
Editorial

The function of newspaper ito afflict the comfort
able and comfort the afflicted SIR WILLMOTT
LEWIS TIMES Washington correspondent during
the 1940s.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1962-05-04
CRIMINAL INDICTMENT

Fex's company, Reynolds Manufac-
turing, was one of seven Missouri
steel firms indicted on January 1861
on criminal charges of conspiring to
eliminate competition in the sale of
steel fabricated for bridges on Mis-
souri, highways. s.
One month later, Fox got vote
of confidence from local business
men. He was elected president of
the Springfield Chamber of Com
merce.
The government charged that the
steel fabricators across five and a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
FUR COATS

Dyed Mouton Lamb Coots ------------M Mondays SO
PosteI-dyed Muskrot Coots ------------M Monday l7S
Groy-dyed Persian Lamb Paw Coots ----- Monday l7s
Borkdyed Mormot Coots Monday l7S
8Iock-d dyed Persion Lamb Goats --------Monday 28S
Tp-dyed sheored Roccoon coots --------Monday s2s
Letout dyed Muskrot coots Monday $50
Natural Royal Pastel" Mink Paw --------Monday AS
Natural Groy Persian Lamb Goats -----Monday 3eS
Beieedyed Sheored Mus<rot Flank ---MondGy 32s
Natural Sheored Canadian Beaver Monday $50
Natural Pastel Mink % Coots Monday 1898
Natural Ranch Mink coots ----M Monday 1898
Natural Autumn Haze" Mink Cots Monday 1898
Motoro-dyed Fur Seal coot Monday SoS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

held in the Embassy resi-
dence.
\ \ Il 4
A former counselor at the
British Embassy is Britain's
new top-ranking woman dip
lomat. Miss Barbara Salt
was appointed a week ago as
her country's envoy to Israel
where she will go from her
present post as British dele
gate on the economic and
social council of the United
Nations.
The new Ambassador has
been a foreign-service Off
Ger since t949, and also
served in Moscow. In 1860
she served as head of the
British disarmament delega-
ton to Geneva. She takes
over her post from Ambas-
sador Patrick Hancock, who
is being transferred to Nor
way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
AUTOMATICALLY SPEAKING
Three Kings Sharing
Birthday Spotlight

Three crowned heads will
wear new laurels this week
when their ambassadors hon.
or them in absentia.
Youngest of the three
kings, in whose honor recep-
tons are planned, is King
Hussein of Jordan. His 18th
birthday is the reason for a
6 to 8 reception Wednesday
at the Jordanian Embassy.
Ambassador Faad Juma
will hold his first diplomatic
function since arriving here
two weeks ago with his wife
and infant son. He has not
yet presented his credentials
to President Kennedy since
arriving from his former post
as Ambassador to Syria. No
strangers to the United
States, the Ambassador has
toured America, and his wife
was born and attended school
here.
King Hussein shares his
November IA birthdate with
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

1t you dream of fur year for fur but think you just can't
afford fur be at VIM Rosendo tomorrow See how alb
soluey glorious furs can be how fine quality be
how low prices can be when you shop this saeofsaes at
Washngons Largest Exclusive Furrer Prove to yourself
that you can afford fur Not next year. Not when your ship
comes in. But now!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11

such world notables as In
dia's Prime Minister Nehru,
heir apparent to the British
throne Prince Charles who
will be IA, and former First
Lady Mamie Eisenhower.
Senior member of the ROYAL
trio is Sweden's King Gustav
who will celebrate his 80th
birthday tomorrow. Swedish
Ambassador and Mrs. Earring
will honor him with a 6 to 8
reception tomorrow at the
Shoreham Hotel.
King Saud of Arabia as
cended his throne nine years
ago tomorrow. Ambassador
and Mrs. Al-Khayyal will eel
citrate the accession with a
Z o'clock reception at the EN-
bassy.
\
Syrian Vice Premier DR..
Bachir Al-AZmeh and his
wife arrived here yesterday
for an unofficial five-day
visit. They will be honored
Tuesday at a buffet dinner
given by Syrian Ambassa-
dor and Mrs. Abou Richie,
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who have asked approx
mately rs guests to the EN-
bassy. The foreign officials
will meet with Secretary of
State Rusk for luncheon the
same day.
y \ y
Music moves into two en-
bassies this week when Miss
Wanda Wilkemirska, violin
virtuoso from Poland, gives
a recital at the Polish En-
bassy. The 8 o'clock black tie
recital and buffet supper will
be held Wednesday with
Ambassador and Mrs. Dro-
zniak as hosts.
Ambassador and Mrs. Ale
mann will hold a concert at
the Argentine Embassy at
$50 pm. Thursday, with
Pianist Lila Cimaglia Espi-
nosa as guest artist. She has
toured Europe, and this week
gave an addition at the Pan
American Union.
\ i y
The Austrians will convene
here next week end from all
over the United States for a
two-day conference, held
every two years in Washing
ton. Consular corps members
and other Austrian officials
attending the conference will
be honored at a 6 pm. re-
ception Friday at the En-
bassy. Ambassador and
Mrs. Platter have invited
more than 500 to meet the
participants and their wives.
On Saturday the Platzers
will again entertain with a
black tie dinner for the con-
ferees and their wives.
y y
The new United States la
Dor attache to The Hague will
be honored at luncheon No
vember 20 by the wife Of
Netherlands Ambassador van
Rotten. Miss Margaret Plum
kett will have her first glimpse
of the Netherlands when she
leaves to take up her new
post as first woman to join
the labor attache corps. She
is a former labor adviser to
Israel. The luncheon will be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
AAUW Sets
Meetings

The Arlington branch of
the American Association of
University Women has set its
group meetings for this week.
On Tuesday at 10 am. the
French conversation students
will meet at the home of Mrs.
James Totten. Mrs. Richard
McCue will be hostess to the
education study group on
Wednesday also at 10 am.
Three groups will meet on
Thursday: the international
relations section, 10 am. at
the home of Mrs. James Tot
ten; the foreign affairs book
review, l pm. at the resi-
dence of Mrs. James Brindle.
and the recent graduates
section, 8 pm. with Mrs. Al
len White.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
CASHMERE SWEATERS

truly wondertut opportunity to the cash.
mere Sweaters you loue to and ,Chich make
such excellent gifts All preferred cardigan styles in
fashionable btackandWhite or tlatterng soft pasels.
Sizes 80 to AZ.
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FUR SCARFS AND HATS

2-Skin Natural Mink Boos Monday S So
NoturoI Mink Hats ------------------Mo Monday So
4-Skin Natural Ranch Mink Scorfs ------Mor1day 90
3-Skin Natural Baum Morten Scorfs -----Monddy 1873
3-Skin Natural Stone Moren Scofs -----Monday 1873
3-Skin Natural Russian Sable Scorfs -----Morday 1913
Small down poyment-l2 months to pay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-11-11
Conference
Set on Law
Observance

The law observance and
crime prevention program of
the General Federation of
Women's Clubs will be pre-
sented by the chairman, Miss
Mary Katharine Barnes, be-
fore club leaders of Maryland
at a discussion conference at
1890 am. Wednesday at the
Emerson Hotel in Baltimore.
In addition to State and
district leaders of the Mary
land Federation, those ex-
pected to attend includ e
representatives of the city
government, utility firms and
safety and civic organizations.
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TALK ABOUT VALUES
YOUR CHOICE AT
1898

group Of Natural Mink Pocket Cape Stoles
Choice Northern Back dyed Muskrot jackets
. A Group Of Buek-dyed Persian Lumb jackets
Dyed Squirrel Stoles with newest Elderudo Collars
Buek-dyed Persian Lamb Paw Couts
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FUR cAPEs, JACKETS & SToLEs

BSN SRAG Sk%SNEIS " SIVE6S
Dyed Muskrot Cape Stoes ------------M Monday ss
Brown-Dyed Mouton Lamb Jackets Monday SO
Dyed Squirrel Pocket StoIes ----------- Monday 1903
Heother-dyed Squirrel Suit StoIes ------Monday loS
2-Tier Natural Blue Fox CoPeIets Monday SO
Rose Beee-dyed Beaver jacket -------- Monday 3oS
Beoched White Fox Tier Copeet Monday zos
TP-dyed Sheored Roccoon Jackets ------ Monday 24S
Honey-dyed Squirrel jackets ---------- Monday z6S
Natural Ranch Mink Clutch Cape ------M Monday z9S
Natural Ranch Mink StoIes ------------ Monday 2eS
Natural ChnchiIIo Cope --------------Mo Monday 39S
NoturoI Pastel Mink StoIes, Double Fur
Collar Observation-Disclosures Monday sss
Motoro-dyed Fur SeoI Jacket Monday 39s
Natural Sapphire Blue" Mink StoIes ----Monday 34S
Natural Royal Pastel" Mink StoIes ------ Monday 2sS
Natural Ranch Mink Pocket Stoles Monday zsS
Natural Silver Blue" Mink Pocket Stole Monday zSS
Natural Autumn Haze" Mink Pocket Stoes- Monday 1913
Natural CeruIeon" Mink StoIes Monday 32S
Brown dyed Persion Lamb Jacket Monday 1913
Natural Spotted Cot jacket --------M Monday 2oS
Block dyed Broodto Processed Lamb
Jacket, Natural Mink Collar --------- Monday 32S
NouroI Autumn Haze" Mink StoIes $500 Monday 4oS
Tp-dyed Russian Sable Jacket -------M Monday ee8
Natural Pastel Mink' jacket ---------- Monday 65s
Natural Enbo TourmoIne" Mink StoIes- Monday 49S
Natural Ceruleon' Mink Jacket Monday 1913
Natural Autumn Hoze' Mink Bubble
CoPes ------------------------ Monday 44S
The Adak sun., 1962-11-19


QUESTIONS IND ANSWERS
Was the 26th of July Movement, led by
Castro, Communist dominated? when and
how did the Communist is get control2
At the time of its gaining power in
Cuba, Castro s. 10th of July Movement
had become a. symbol of the legi innate
aspiration of the Cuban people. Many
liberal and reform-minded Cubans sup
ported Castro and his movement. IN
craasing Communist influence became
noticeable in 1859 and accelerated in
1860. BY 1861 known Communists were
increasingly being placed in top govern
ment positions, and plans were set for
merging the movement wi tn the Cuban Com
munist Party. On December /, 1861,
Cas- tro himself announced that he was
Mark st-Leninist.
Why did the u. S. Government not
realize Ca stro was a Communi st all along?
Although he has long been inclined to-
ward the left, Castro did not openly es-
pouse the Communi st theology betraYing
the followers of his revolution until
after his regime was firmly Installed in
Havana. Even in his early admins tra-
tions there were numerous respected and
moderate leaders. The true nature of
the regime, even this was recognized by
many Cubans, did not alter the fact that
Castro was entrenched in power.
Why did the U. S. wait so long before
taking action against Cuba2
Ever since the Cuban Government adop-
ted an antaeonistic policy toward the
U. S., our government has taken action
viii CHI it deemed appropriate to the
circums tances, beginning with restric-
tions against imports of Cuban sugar
tits primary source of income in 1860
and continuing though easures to block
The Adak sun., 1962-11-19
sDAK SUN
Pages


PILOTS Take Note; People Unaware
How Easy Job Is
What does the average small boy want
to be when he grows up. An astronaut,
perhaps. Or an aircraft pilot. The
idea Of flight stirs his imaeinatio
ask any younester. But don't breach
the subject to one laddie in California
who explained his dream in an essay for
his third-grade teacher. It was pub
lished wi thout comment in The Shield,
4 United ..ir Lines company magazine.
Ut want to be an airline pilot be-
cause it's fun job and easy to do,"
he wrote. "That's why there are SO
many pilots flying around today.
Pilots don't need much school. They
just have to learn to read numbers SO
they can read instruments. 7 guess
they should be able to read maps so
they can find their way if they get
lost.
"Pi1ots should be brave SO they won't
be scared if its foggy and they can't
see, or if a wing motor falls off
they should stay calm SO they'll know
what to do.
"The salary pilots make is another
thing I like. They make more money
than they can spend. This is because
most people think plane flying is dam
qerous except pilots don't because
they know how easy it is.
"There isn't much T don't like except
that girls like pilots and all the
stewardesses want to marry pilots so
they always chase them away so they
won't bother them.
I hope don't get airsick because
7 get carsick and if I get airsick I
couldn't be a pilot and then I'D have
to 90 to work.
-
Prosecutor: "Explain to the jury why
you shot your husband wi tn a bow and
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Calvert County, Nd.

Small estate near Bay: attrac. 3.
bedrm.; mod. kit, bath, full din
rm.. lge. paneled liv rm. with fire.
place; h.-w.h. In setting Of lge
oaks, on paved rd.: 4 acres Of
land; $4,000, liberal terms.
100 .ACRES-Woods and field:
fronting lake, part Of an early
Colonial plantation.
WATERFRONT FARM-9s acres
"a mile on water; 4-bedrm. farm
home; barn, stable, pvt. pier, pas.
ture for beef cattle.
10 ACRES-Frontage on Q paveC
rds. near, Patuxent River, mod
3-oedrm.. home, 2 barns, 5h-acrI
committing distance of the Dis.
trict; $4,000. B. and L. financing
$50 .ACRES-Woodland, stream
marsh: suitable for reforestation
camp, sporting area; $4,000.
: ACRES-On paved I'd; $1,000
100 ACRES-With 1000 IT. OF
tldewater; good harbor: level land
suitable for ali strip or horse Of
car tracks.
10 ACRES-Mostly wooded, new
rambler: 8. bedrms., full din. rm.
mod. kit, bath, lge. liv. rm, witt
fireplace. full basement, oil hot.
air heat; carport; tractor anc
equip; $4,000; bldg. and loar
55 ACRES-Tenant house. barn
tractor and equip, ca. tob. allot
good invest. Farm at $4,000
A wide variety of other farms anC
waterfront and inland. Write o.
phone for particulars.
Main and Branch Offices opel
Sundays and all weekdays excep
Wednesdays. =
J. B. Waters & Assoc,
Prince Frederick. Nd.
PHONES 214 and ass
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FAIRFAX COUNTY
Why wait It'll spring
and pay more? The
best buys are now.

so acres in Fairfax-Clifton
area with a beautifully re-
stored 3-bedrm. country
house. Barn, stable and long
roao frontage. Just the right
place and one that is seldom
on the market. Owner has
business out Of State and is
moving. $7S,500. Good
terms,
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Calvert COuntV. Md

Z NNNo'' IA1E w. L L.
Calvert County, Md.
Is ACRES-2,OOO #. on protected
cove. Commercial use or subdi.
BATTLE cREEK-Modern masonry
home: / n acres Of land; fronting
300 IT. on water. Private soft
pier, bathhouse. artesian we'll:
complete privacy. An unusual Of
cHEs. BAY-Nice family cottage
3 bedrooms. mod. kit. and bath. ,.
car garage, large garden. boat
furnishings. all for $500. Easily
soLoMoNs ISLAND - 3-bedrm
cottage with unrestricted views
over harbor and river. S6,500.
IDARES BEACH-Nice family home,
g bedrms., full din. rm.. liv rm..
bkfst. nook, mod. kit. bath on 1st
on End fir; full bsmt.: INV. heat
on lots; with wide view Of bay;
$4,000. B. and L. financing.
DARES BEACH-3 lots: 100 #.
fronting on Bay: frame cottage; in
need of some repairs; $4,000: land
Is worth the price.
COVE POINT BAY FRONTS bed
rms. mod kit. bath. y acre land
ceptionally fine and private loca-
ton. Owner will finance.
1,O00-ft. frontage on river and
cove, 3 houses e rented. . piers.
good land and income investment.
WHITE SANDS YACHT CLUB
Duplex apt. units. club member
ship. room for additional AUNT
apt; lge. rental income;
NEAR SOLOMONS-4 bedrms., ] u
baths. oil ht.. close to harbor. can
be used as 2-family apt; excel.
cond. Sl6,5O0.
HELEN CREFK-2-b edrm. RAM
bier. fireplace; fronting directly on
water. Excellent harbor. private
pier with eft. water, Extra land
II desired. Furnished and equipped.
Sl2,SOn. Bldg. and loan financing.
Il ACRES woodland fronting on
BIZ tile Creek. Secluded, good har-
Dor Owner will finance.
s ACRES woodland. fronting on
Chesapeake Bay
PATUXENT RIVER bedrm. cot
tagC gueSthouse. wide lawn SlCp-
ing TO river and wide. sandy beach.
new pier. bathhouse. Sl4.500.
PATUXENT RIVER acres adj
joining historic estate in highly
restricted area.
Main and branch offices open Sun
DAYS and all weekdays except
Wednesdays.
]. B. Waters & Assoc.
Prince Frederick. Md.
Phone PA and ass
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Vn.-OUV ANnE
ORCHARDS
EUGENE P. NIXON

RE. 7-S112 Ewes, LA. 6-594S
Sat. and Sun, 3Ol-EX. $3.50
RAPPAHANOCK COUNTY, va
346 acres, cattle and dairy farm
acres 70 grass sa an9 S Sa9n o
modern 7-rm. main house. 8 ten.
ant houses; fenced with white
board fence. Near Warrenton. Va
Price. $4,000, Inspection by ap.
pointment. PETERS REALTY
Great Falls, Va. PL. 0-2l6l.
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POOLEsVILLE, MD.
S-S223 or 3O1-nT 90

Beautiful Tioga County!
707 acre showplace. $50 acres
tillable, 200 acres pasture,
Modern dairy barn, 40 x 324,
with barn cleaners, bulk tank.
Quonset barn, 80 < IA. Magni-
ficent main house, 3 tenant
houses. Mile highway frontage.
Lake. $4,000. STEVENS, Real
tors; Gaines, Pa. Phi: Galeton
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FARMS

EOS ACRES, 7-room house, barns
and outbldgs;, Western Nd. Code
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AIR CONDITIONED
Albee Bldg.

CORNER 18th AND O SITS. NV.
Modern, choice offices, from $50
per month, including all services
GARFIELD. 10000
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Strout Realty
1427-N Land Title Bldg,
PHILADELPHIA 10, Pa.
VIRGINIA FARMS

81 Choice-level acres; excellent g.
rm. and bath home in new house
condition.: oil heating system:
barns and good fences: borders
nice stream and has lake: this is
quick sale S22. 800. Near Manassas.
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MAYNE REALTY CO.. INC.

PORT TOBACCO HILLS
SIS acres of gently rolling, high
lying land bordering on a large
estate. On an excellent road
price, S4,1j0; cash $500; bal.
ance, $40 mo.
2.SS acres, on good county road;
wooded with stream across rear
ance, $50 mo.
SOUTHERN MD. REALTY co.
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SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT ONLY
EXCLUSIVE WITH
COURTHOUSE REALTY
Fairfax, Va. CIR. 3-2251

COURTHOUSE REALTY
Fairfax, Va. CIR. 3-2251
HOWARD COUNTY
MILL HOUSE-UnuSual old frame
and-stone remodeled home on hill
side overlooking RIVER; 2 acres,
], mi. to Rte. 20, suitable antique
sToNE HOUSE EsTATE-Fine old
pre-Civll War house on 10 acres
in prestige location, midway betw
Washington and Baltimore.
SMALL HORSE FARM-Att. brick
and-frame home, stable, paddock
fenced pasture and stream. Mr.
Howard CO. Hunt. Club.
at less than $500 an acre. ~
Call KE. 1-545S or KE. 1-511O
Sunday and evenings.
PIERRE C. DUGAN & NEPHEW
BaItlmre l, We. 7-0454
MIDDLEBURG AREA-A panoramic
paradise Just off Rte. so. 255
rolling acres, 80 wooded and a
small river. Home includes 8
bedrooms, full bath, large living
room with fireplace, separate
dining room: attached garage. Less
than $500. per acre. Owner will
sell wooded portion for S27S per
acre. STANLEY R. ROWLAND CO.
INC. REALTORS, 80 E. Broad
St, Falls Church. JE. 3-3333.
IDEAL RETIREMENT SITUATION
FIRM. country home with adjoin.
ing grocery business and comb
garage-apt.: well loo. on . acres
"A mi. south of Culpeper, Va, mr.
ESTATE AGENCY, Remington, Va
Rte. 20, REMINGTON REAL
Call collect 439-3266, 5-S pm
daily, all day Saturday.
II ACRES-Wooded, on high ridge
DC. Side Warrenton, Va, scenic
views. $500 cash. KE. 6-5S6i
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SOUTHERN MD.

Dunkirk, Nd. Phone Alpine 7-2730
or Prince Frederick PA and 4SS
ST. CLEMENT BAY-2-st house.
Lge, floor areas. New mod. tile
bath. din, IN, liy. rm. and entire
md Il. pine paneled. Stone firepl
full bsmt. On 10O-ft. shore-front
lot, In quiet neighborhood. So.
500 EM OcE3O
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), PooLEsvILLE. MD.

CHILLUM-Rear ground entrance,
3ux26 room with firepl., garage
available: off main road.
PARAMOUNT SALES HA. 2-1S00
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SOUTHERN NM

CALVERT coUNTY-Modern split.
level home; 2 bedrms., liv. rm
with fireplace. elec. kit, tile bath;
hot-water heat. / acre OF land. on
paved rd., convenient to Andrews
Air Base and the District; $4,000
bldg. and loan financing.
ANNE ARUNDEL COUNTY-1Sth
century home, fully restored. in
setting of large trees, only 20 mi
from the District. 4 bedrms.. 2k
baths, 4S acres land, guest cottage
with bath; tenant house. barn. 2
tractors and equipment. tobacco
allotment in real nice area
c 2af3GfSf s cSuN 1lRene!ns; acres or
main hwy; 2 houses, nice setting
good location for retirement or
committing to District.
o FARMETTE SITES in beautiful
Dunkirk area, only n miles from
the District, 3 to acres, partially
wooded sites Small down pay
ment. balance monthly.
UPPER CALVERT-S5 acres, frcnt-
ing main hwy: 2-bedrm. farm
house with modern bath, full
bsmt,; tenant house. 3 barns, g.
acre tob. allot.: 25 mi. from Dis
trict: excel; income and invest.
nSn1 pOtCAOAai AoA SapltdA SAM
CALVERT couNTY-1s3 acres:
frontage paved I'd. near Hunting
town: S-acre tob. allot.: tenant
house. 2 barns; liberal financing;
ANNE ARUNDEL coUNTY-David,
sonville area, 18th century home;
6 bedrms., center hall; orig. floors
and fireplaces; 10 acres land OF
more. Only 3 mi from District;
ST. MARY's coUNTY-15O acres
overlooking Wicomico River; long
paved road frontage, including
corners: level fields, farm house
barns. tob. allot.; $2T,5O0.
II ACRES. fields and woods: good
land. investment: $1,000, terms
CALVERT COUNTY-l5O acres: 8.
bedrm. and bath farm home. 9
tobacco barns. 2 new tractors; IA
acre, tob. allot.; mile paved road
frontage, streams; over 100 acres
clear. Must be sold to settle estate
8. ACRES-3-bedroom home with
bath. tob. allot.; front paved I'd
lob. barn, all clear land: Sl1,65O
Owner will finance with 5000 dn
j. B. Waters & Assoc.
Dunkirk, Md. Phi. Alpine 7-273C
Prince Frederick PA and 4SS
20 Miles From District
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-11

Close to Rte. ] and the new 95
Shirley hwy: 213 acres: 6-bedrm
house completely remodeled from
basement up; beautiful de luxe
Dutch kitchen, large breakfast
nook and study, Q living rooms,
stairways and 2 new baths; new
hot-water heating system: all-new
a aluminium stern mS windows can. and
barn, large horse barn: other nee
essarv buildings: 2 lakes and on
a fast stream. This estate worthy
of your inspection. In path OF
fast development: S57,500.