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Evening star., 1962-11-20
CHICAGO
LIVESTOCK

CHICAGO, Nov. 20 (AP) (UsDA).-
Hogs. $500; slow. butchers steady t
took around g 60 o.Js Per cent Of salabl' 81
1880; 43 head closely sorted around
210 lbs 1880 and %. head reputation
hogs around 220 lbs 1875; mixed IL
190-23O lbs 18.50-17.25: 230-250 lbl
16.Q0-16.75: 2-3 -250-290 lbs 1875.
14.50-15.25: % 4O0-5O0 lbs 1880.
1880; 100000 lbs 13.25-13.75.
Cattle, $500; calves, 100; fairly
active. q. ',gi sl'a,gghtsE steers steady 1, I:
steady; choice i,05OI1 200 ID siaush,
ter steers .29.5O-31.50 including coupl,
loads high choice around 1,150 ibi
81 20; two loads So mixed . oEoed - ant ln
few good 26.00-2S.50; load hiet
choice 1850 lb heifers 1880: bull
1880; part load utility 500 lbs 5000;
utility and commercial cows 1923.
1880 Gamers and cutters 1915.
400: few mixed cutter and utility
bulls 1S00-19.50: cutters 16.O0-17 so
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4,0S7 Turkeys

MIAMI, Fla, Nov. 20 (AP) -
There will be a turkey this
Christmas for every one of Ma
tional Airlines' 4,087 employees.
The company announced today
that it will resume its practice
of turkey gifts, suspended two
years ago because Of falling
profits. The airline reported
profits the past fiscal year
totaled $4,250,000 and for the
first four mouths of the new
business year, more than So
million.
Evening star., 1962-11-20
Dividend Declared
By Anchor Post

Directors of Anchor Post
Products. Inc, of Baltimore
have declared a quarterly divi-
dend of 20 cents q share
President G. w. Burton an
nounced.
The dividend will be paid
December % to stockholders OF
record December /.
Evening star., 1962-11-20
Steel Mill Opened

BUFFALO. N. Y, Nov. 20
(AP).-Bethlehem Steel Co.
opened today a $20-million
galvanizing mill in suburban
Lackawanna which the COM
pany said was the Nations
largest. The mill, built in the
last is months, employs 25O
persons.
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$6 Million Outlay
NEW YORK, Nov. 20 (AP)

NEW YORK, Nov. 70 lAP) -
Virginia-C arolina Chemical
Corp. plans to spend $6 million
to expand its Mount Pleasant,
Tenn, PHOSPHORUS producing
plant. The company said the
program will double elemental
phosphorus producing capacity
and will add about $50 persons
to the payroll.
Evening star., 1962-11-20

February rs, 1863, of the Ma
tional Currency Act authoriz-
ing the chartering of national
banks by the Federal Govern
ment to function alongside
already established State
chartered hanks
Evening star., 1962-11-20
EVGTNTN0 STNN
A-i6 RuacsnAee (&NRke Woskipstes, D. c.
fRfk O~SuHSSSg SeOSNS TGesdoy, November TO- 1862
Washington Cos Plans
S17 Million Outlay,
Bond Financing Likely
THE EVENING STAR
BY DONALD B. HADLEY
star Financial Editor

Washington Light Co. expects to spend around SIT
million construction year and will require $l1
million $12 million of permanent financing for this
President Donald s. Bittinger reported today
Speaking before the Washington Society Of Investment
Analyst Occidental restaurant luncheon Mr. Bnger
Evening star., 1962-11-20

G4CClQCllJ OOAldIu =. oAbI1Al6Cl
Speaking before the Was
Analyst at an Occidental rest
said the company at present
contemplates that funds will
be obtained from sale of mort
gage bonds. An offering of pre-
ferred stock last April will meet
equity financing needs for sew
eral years, perhaps 4 or :
years, he said.
Company construction this
year will aggregate a little
more than $40 million, and is
being financed with STAT mil
lion from the April sale Of pre-
ferred stock, So million from
temporary bank loans to be
borrowed this fall and the re-
mainder from internal sources,
About half of the 1862 outlay
is for extension of gas mains
and facilities to serve around
$1,000 new dwelling units,
nearly 1900 of which are in
apartments, and other new
users of gas. Most Of the re-
mainder relates to improve
ments to transmission and dis
tribution systems and to the
RavenSworth storage project,
he declared.
Sees Good Earnings
President Bittinger said 1862
earnings should be as good and
perhaps a little better than
$1.81 a share recorded in 1861,
despite dilution resulting from
additional conversions of pre-
ferred stock. This assumes
normal temperatures for the
rest of the year, he added.
The company Is continuing
its work on storage facilities
and development rate and sales
programs to help reduce the
seasonal valley" which exists
in the company's sales pattern,
the speaker said.
The price it must pay for gas
Is very heavily dependent upon
the amount 1t buys on the cold
est day Of the year, he pointed
out. The price paid on peak
deliveries demand charges)
represent a substantial portion
of the total gas bill or around
43 per cent, he said.
Load Factor Is Problem
The company can improve its
load factor by selling more gas
in the summertime when sales
are normally low and also by
storing large quantities Of gas
near the Washington area, he
declared. This would permit
the company to supply substan-
tial amounts Of gas from local
storage rather than buy il
from the pipeline at high de.
mand rates.
While Maryland legislation
to clear the way for its pro.
posed Brandywine underground
storing large quantities of ga
failed to reach the Maryland
Senate, the company is con.
tinuing to negotiate for storage
rights, he said.
An underground propane
storage cavern at Ravensworth
in Fairfax County, Va, is being
mined out Of solid granite 400
feet underground and will have
a capacity of 1876 million GAL
Ions of propane when COM
pleted for peak-shaving pur-
poses in the 1854 heating
season, he said. When its ca
pacity is reached by 1967-8, it
will supply the equivalent of
around IL billion cubic feet
Of natural gas.
Company revenues have in
creased 1875 per cent in the
last decade, he reported. Gross
income has increased from
around $31a million to $9A
million. capitalization has in
creased from 500 million to
more than $151 million or more
than double.
While the population of its
service area doubled in the last
10 years, the company's oper-
ating revenues increased from
a little under $11 million in
194l to about $76.5 million In
1861. While population in
creased 100 per cent, operat-
ing revenues rose around 600
per cent, he added.
Evening star., 1962-11-20

listed $696,606 of assets. Cur
rent assets totaled $461 1856 and
current liabilities amounted to
S4A. 704.
Evening star., 1962-11-20
FOREIGN
EXCHANGE

NEW YORK. Nov. 90 CAP).-For-
eisn exchange rates (dreat Britain
cents and decimals Of q cent?:
c.n.a. O. Today Prev. Day
Evening star., 1962-11-20
TREASURY BONDS

NEW YORK (AP)-Noon over the coun-
ter U. s.. Government Treasury bonds,
bid, asked, net change and yield for
Evening star., 1962-12-23
more Programs
chonnel 2-WMAR tCBSl
chonneI ll-WBAL (NBc) J
chonnel l3-WJZ (ABc)

Programs listed those the Gr in Washington plus
those which the DIR ot a different time in Boimos
Evening star., 1962-12-23

Miss Rhsa and Sunshine "
9i30-Faiher Knows Best - -
0;40-D -Diolins for Dollars -- z
1000 0-Sporstime Bowling --- "
Jane WYman --- ---- -
l0:30-Doy in Court ---- 10
Evening star., 1962-12-23

I.VV-moNie: (0pf0lns
Courageous" ------ l3
4;30-Ths Red Balloon ----- II
5:00-A ChTistmos CaFol --.- "
o;SV-Oro0net ----- z
RiVsFboof - -
7:30-Bloek nativity ------- 10
o:30-voiees Of ChFistmos - "
l0;30-StUmp the StoFs ------ z
Christmas Around the
World ------ ------ ~
ll:O0-C -ChFistnos Eve Service z
l;l5-ChFisfmos Eve Service l3
ll;25-Song Of Christmas --- ~
lli55-ChFisfmos Greetings -- II
l2;00-M 0-Midniehi Moss ------- z
Midnight Moss ------- ~
Midnight Moss Shrine
Of the lmmoeUloie
coneepiion) -- -
2'4o-(A.M.l Mon 10 Mon - 10
AN. Tuesdoy
9'oo-voiess Of Christmas -- II
l0;00-The Red Bolloon ----- u
1880 Christmas Around the
world ------.----- "
ll;00-PFotsstunt Church
Service ------------ II
P.M. Tuesdoy
l.00-hoViei "A chrisinos
SofoF -------------- ~
Moeozine, Washington, D. C.,
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PM. M0ndoy-Fridoy

1900 Lorenzo and Friends - -
l2:30-Eyswifness News - -
l;0o-Woman's Angle .-- z
One O'Clock Show --- II
l;25-Gotewoy TO Glamour z
A;30-Pets the Pirate .----- II
A;35-BUddy Deone ------ 10
5:0o-Bozo the Clown ----- 2
5;30-Roeky and Friends - z
5;45-DspVty Duwg ------- 2
COOLEST Of CroVcho ----- z
I;l0-IN Soop Box --- II
ll;l5-SteVs Allen Show 10
ll;25-Bob Jones' Duybook II
loo LAW Swinsshifi
IhedfeF II
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lations from President Ken
nedy, who was in New Jersey
himself only last Friday.
The Schirras landed at New
ark Airport yesterday on a
commercial jet from their home
in Houston Tex, and were
cheered at the airport by some
1000 persons.
Congressman Attend
Among the dignitaries were
Gov. and Mrs. Richard j.
Hughes, Senator's Harrison A,
Williams, jr., Democrat of New
Jersey, and Clifford P. Case,
Republican of New Jersey, Rep
resentative Peter w. Rodino,
Democrat of New Jersey, and
Newark Mayor Hugh j. Addon-
lizio and Mayor and Mrs. Wen
del.
Gov. Hughes, in the brief
talk prepared for today's cere-
mony, said Comdr. Schirra IL
Illustrated that pioneer spirit OF
bravery and courage combined
with the trained intelligence OF
modern man" in his conquest
of space.
Though he was born and
nurtured among the people of
New Jersey, Comdr. Schirra now
embodies not only the aspira-
lions of his native State
but the entire free world" Gov.
Hughes said.
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CORE Planning
Continued Drive
Aouinst Utilities

Julius Hobson, president Of
the Washington chapter Of the
Congress on Racial Equality
said today that his organization
has not abandoned its Sticker
campaign against the city's
utility companies.
CORE was temporarily en-
joyed Saturday night by Dis
trict Court Judge Alexander
Holtzoff from distributing
stamps with the request that
customers affix them to their
Potomac Electric Power Co. and
Washington Gas Light Co. bills
The stamps bear the words
I'VE believe in merit hiring"
1--WE have suspended any &C
ton in connection with this
stamp campaign against these
monopolies pending the outcome
of the court hearing next Mon
day." Mr.. Hobson said. I'VE
have not killed the campaign.
We do not intend to act like
Gov. Ross Barnett of Mis-
SisSippi. We intend to obey the
courts temporary restraining
order"
Mr.. Hobson emphasized that
CORE still plans sit-in demon
STATIONS and picketing action
against the companies in an
effort to get them to discuss a
merit hiring program. A mass
meeting is being planned for
next Monday night.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-15

youngsters kept breakin g
through the police lines and
running up to Comdr. Schirra's
car to shake his hand.
Houston and Honolulu
(scenes of other celebrations)
were nothing like this" said a
security official of the National
Aeronautics and Space Admin
istration.
Confetti poured from build
ings along the route and from
the crowds, as well.
Family in Car
Comdr. Schirra, smiling and
waving as several hundred
young, self-appointed paraders
marched behind his car. sat in
the rear seat with his wife, 10,
and daughter, Suzanne, 4. Son
Walter III, IL, was in the front
seat.
Comdr. Schirra wore a brown
business suit. Mrs. Schirra
had on a white coat and black
hat and carried a bouquet of
flowers.
The astronaut received still
another message of congratu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-15

candidate for Senator, said In
a weekend statement:
1.-THE cause which this swas-
tika-bearing gang advocates is
the total destruction Of indi-
vidual freedom and corresponds
in its aims with the totali-
tarianism Of the Communist
scheme"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-15

sons, mostly school children,
were at the Bergen County
courthouse where the motor
cade began.
The parade wound its way
north out of Hackensack, where
the 39-year-old Navy COM
mander was born, through
River Edge and finally into
Oradell, q little community of
5000 persons q half-hour from
New York City, where Comdr.
Schirra went to elementary and
junior high school.
Others Along Route
Many thousands more waited
to catch a glimpse of Comdr.
Schirra along the way north Of
Hackensack.
Comdr. Schirra, whose space
flight two weeks ago was near
perfect, was a few minutes be-
hind schedule today. And the
overcast weather for the occa-
sion might have caused a post
ponement in any space venture.
AS the motorcade moved
along, preceded by the band
from Dwight Morrow High
School in Englewood, which
Comdr. Schirra also attended,
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U. S. Nuzi Porty,
Reds Compared

HARRISBURG. Pa, Oct. is
(APL - Representative James
E. Van Zandt compares the
so-called American Nazi Party
to the Communist movement.
Mr.. Van Zandt. Republican
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-15
Marble Export to U. S.

ANKARA. = Purple, green,
brown, and black Turkish mar
BILE is to be exported soon to
the United States, according to
Turkish trade officials.
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'E@,r,b@ta ,pmh1
Home Town Welcomes
Astronout Schirro

ORADEIL, N. j., Oct. IS (AP).-The North Jersey
muties where Walter M Schrra r born and reared
welcomed him back today with wild parade.
An estimated $4,000 cheering waving persons lined the
twome route through Hackensack the
asronau who orbted the earth six times Another 1900
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-15
NEW LEVITT POWER-BOOSTED
COMPACT ECONOMY CLEANER
1925 with attachments
39'9S
with attachments
no down payment, pay 500 monthly

down payment, pay 500 monthly
A greet boon to the busy housewife i. the l-hp.
motor with power booster even picks up lint on
the first stroke but the cleaner can be lifted by
child and is only oH2xl4xl0E" in size. This mighty
mite rolls easily on large "trockless" wheels. The
wofer-thin nozzle gets under almost everything
and the Lewr hose is extro-strength for wear.
Lewt's exclusive see-thru dust bag prevents
throwing out huf-filed bags, sowing money there
too. Attachments shown included.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-15
INTERNATIONAL PORTABLE HOT
HEATER PLUGS IN ANYWHERE

You get the cleanliness and comfort Of hot woter heot
in any without installing plumbing Just plug it IN.
seoedin wafer needs replacing, has anti
freeze for cold protection In comparable groy enome.
loxlo room size, 1895 I2xl2, 1895 l5xl5. 104.95
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-10-15

Q compoct 3ox24x36" size ideal for apartments
Q full width oven and puII-oUt broIer oreo
. Io-temp oven keeps foods ready TO serve
Q electric clock, appliance outlet, top light
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-25
TRUCKS FOR SALE

CHEy. '3s sed. delivery, good shapes
good material for hot rod toW
truck. Call 942-07S7 after. 8
?. M wk. days, all day Sat. and
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1962-02-25

210-acre stock farm. paved I'd
Less than $500 an acre. $500.
157-acre dairy, stock farm, stream
bldgs. 100000.
119 level acre dairy farm. Excel
lent farm bldgs. S-rm. brick home
tenant house. Many extras
1s9-acre stock farm, stream. pond
265-acre dairy farm, Wash, Mkt
barn. Many bldgs. Unusual"
60-acre stock farm. $4,000.
Telephone Mt. Airy, 231
JOHN J. PRICE. Realtor. Mt. Air.
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EARLY BIRDS
AT LONG BEACH
GET BEST CHOICES

Furnished log cabin on deer
100 wide wooded lot; 3 bedrooms
and sleeping balcony, living room
with stone fireplace, kitchen. BATH
and screened front porch: par
basement with furnace: flagstont
patio. Only $500; down payment
S1,750, monthly S65.
2-Amazing new recreational OF
kitchen dining area including
stove and refrigerator; 2 conven.
tional bedrooms, 2 expansion bal.
comics will accommodate numer.
Gus guests or a large family: tilt
bath with shower and tub. large
screened porch: $4,000 BTU. ga!
furnace. hot-water heater and go
oven gas range: fully graded lot
lush grass needs cutting now
healthy young trees. Only S9,9o(
with terms to suit purchaser.
Rare find in furnished water
front home; 75'x100' lot protected
by granite jetty and bulkhead
living room, kitchen. bath and
bedrooms on LIST floor: dormitorI
End floor, large ,ell-shapeC
screened porch, outside shower
house and storage room. Prict
P1G.OUU. ClchT dL pTGSeHb. Ndu "
financed to suit purchaser.
TO INSPECT these and other bar.
gains in homes and building sites
Drive z miles south of Prince
Frederick on Solomons Island road
(Rtes. 416 and %, turn left al
st. Leonard and follow Ions
Beach signs to office on Bay.
M. E. ROCKHIIL. INC.
ST. LEONARD, MARYLAND
Phone: PRINCE FREDERICK 30S-.
CLIFFS, on paved I'd.
. bedrms.. liv. rm.. din. TT11., kit.
bath, clubroom on lower fl: encl
porch. stove, refgr.; S6,995.
NORTH BEACH PARK. waterfront
beach home and income property;
175-ft. lighted pier; excel. swim.
ming, 3 complete apis, incl. spae
porches: $4,000.
20 acres, "a cleared: IA. tobacco
allotment; paved Ri. SO mi. from
D. c.; liv. rm.. din. rm., kit,
lge. bedrms., bath, incl. porch:
lower floor. bedrm., liy rm., sun
porch, u bath w/shower: h.-w.h.,
storm windows: very mod. Tractor
and farm equip. incl; $4,000.
GEORGE HANSON
301-AL. 7-2437
Talbert Real Estate, N. Beach
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pA lax ACDEC

PA.-l65 ACRES
Cattle farm: 2 houses. outbuild-
Ing; bottom land, large stream
through, property. Price. $13,500
P As ACRES
Dairy. near Bedford. lO-room stone
house, $50 yrs, old. 8 fireplaces;
Also S-room house, Modern, 2
large barns, outbuildings. Mix
tank; zoo q. farmable. Level, rich
road. 2 ponds and stream. Will
sell herd and equipment. Price,
$4,000 with $25, 900 down.
w. Va.-300-A. Orchards
$500 apple trees. young and good
varieties, 2 houses, 8 and 5 rooms.
Packing house and storage, large
barn, machine shop. Also sleeping
traatUIs and s Erssk r1y
Land level to rolling and fertile.
$4,000 with SO, 600.
EUGENE P. NIXON
SIS Sat. and sun. s6i@Ex. $3.50 .
PERFECT COUNTRY RETREAT
Partially wooded tracts Ia a.
to .12 a. in q beautiful area, only
hr. S. of DC. Conv. to every
thing. Easiest possible terms. A
sound investment with prices
starting at $3.50. JE. 4-0956.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
20 acres, so clear, raising tobacco
and soybeans, 4 rm. and bath
home, complete bldgs., tractor,
and equipment: full price, SIS 900.
9S acres, mr.. LaPlata, Md. 2
houses. all necessary farm bldgs:,
stream through property. excel.
investment at $4,000.
New lge. 3 bedrm. ramb., full bsrnt.,
carport, firepl.. Ia baths. on ovel
l acre. mr.. river and within eas,
committing Of D. c.; price
DIAL Solve. 4-S432
LA PLATA, MD. ALWAYS OPEN
WE HAVE a large number of farm
listings. Maybe Just the one. fol
you. We can't advertise all SC
we're waiting for your call. KAMF
WASHINGTON REALTY CO., Fair
fax. Va. CIR. 3-6121.
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FARMS
Move to Howard County

PAUL B. BEARD, REALToR
Atholton. Maryland
! .acre beaut, wooded lot, 6-rm.
brick-front house: bath. oil base
board heat. 3 bedrms.. liv. rm
x skins price csh' 100000. eaI Low On On
payment. / ELK. off new Ri. 30
mr.. Hopkins Laboratory. Fl. Meade
and Laurel.
s acres. 1O-rm. house: oil heat,
bath. Chicken house for 1000
hens: barn and other buildings.
Mr.. BRIGHTEN Dam on hard road
lust across Mont. Co. line In How
ard Co. Asking price $4,000.
Unimproved 4-acre lot " wooded
cleared: mr.. new Rt. 20. Priced
$1,000 per acre. Many othel
acres, 10h acres, all mr.. new Rt
29, Lge. and small farms. Cal
after Q pm. Atlas 6-2164.
OLNEY AREA, As acres and at
traetive 4 bedrm., 2 bath farm
by appt: only. $59,5Q0.
Woodfield. 90 acres with Icing roac
frontage on 2 roads. Good mali
house and tenant house. Seneca
Greek watershed area.
MAYNE REALTY CO.. INC.
WA A-OQ91I
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

ALEXANDRIA-Choice commercial
site, 5000 50. it., on Duke St,
directly opposite Hechinger store;
will lease or build.
Call GENE STEIN ia. 2-4477
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SEAsHoRE PROPERTY
Stone Harbor. n. J,
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
LOVELY CAMP SITE. MD

LOVELY CAMP SITE, MD,
IS acres. all level to rolling, on
good road. Mr.. State forest and
Potomac River, good stand OF
timber, excel. buy at S4 800. terms.
L. R. Wigfield, NO. 7-1328
SACRIFICE terms. 2-bedrm. cottage
AZ beautiful Shawnee-Land, 5000
acre an-year mountain retreat.
Elec. winter sports includes. hunt
ing, skiing. JE. 4-0495 or WA.
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Va. About % miles from Dullei
Airport. Priced reasonably.
A30-ACRE farm with old house ant
outbuildings IN Fauauier County
TURNER REAL ESTATE
THE PLAINS. VA.
Tspehons No. 263-6l06
BUR. sTANDARDs--IBM area
farm. sewer: water coming soon
& tsmgting deal Al OIL. 2-ol77
CHARLES H. JAMESON
2e5 acres. Mt. Pleasant-s-roon
an eccentric Englishman; orig
hardware, fireplaces and doors
heat. mod. 5-rm. tenant house. 50
COW dairy barn and other barns
gplendid streams .ss gsnatnly, -. roil I'm
mile road frontage; 80 mi
900 acres. Damascus---7-rm. mail
house; plumbing. mod. kit; tw'
S-rm. tenant houses; recently bull
A0-stanchion dairy barn; new ma
ternity barn, cement barnyard
new, calf barn. hay barn, q othe,
koou plUss., kenny tViInk IaHu
In all fields: mile hard-rd. front
Is acres-White-brick main house
bedrms:. bath, full attic. bsmt.
entire house painted and painted
splendid barn; 10 metal stan
part, Of De Laval milking equip
ment; VI mile haYd-road frontage
40 mi. D. c.; $22.500. terms
CHARLES H. JAMESON
49,, . .,oP oolesyills, Md. . ,,o,
CHARLES COUNTY. MARYLANI
Attractive 2 bedrm. ramb.. lge. liv
E extra ira ss sr Eis c9%p tx/stSSy; e
area. utii' nm. 'o On e over az ae e
In excel. neighborhood: pric'
Ideal retirement on the Potomac
Sandy Beach. over 1900 50. It
ramb., 8 bedrms., liy. rni.. din
Elas .o eSompl. kit.' HWH. pric'
Is snH;'G restricted wooded ramble,
site. over 2 acres, l6 mi; to DC.
adjoining Cedarviiie State Forest
Minimum home values, $4,000
price. -S2.250, -208e down.
CALL MAJOR EDWARDS
souTaiEERRN' MARYLAND REALTy
COUNTRY PROPERTY-southerI
G eousT Hsp sERv ses f ST. ssi 81
CULPEPER. VIRGINIA
Along road bordering Robinson
River near Rapidan. Is acres will
.8-room house, basement, bath
good barn, poultry houses
on it B. G. side Of culpeper. abou
SO acres, 4-bedroom, .2-bsth Gin
derblock house, fireplace. shade
setting. view. good barn. $4,000.
229 acres. paved road. bordered b,
river. 4-bedroom, 2-bath house
oil hot water heat. $4,000.
On paved road, Hazel Rive
room. 2 ceramic tile bath dwell
ing. oil hot water hest; barns
take oyer Soil Bank payments
ss sg q WI pN1No REAL ESTATE
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