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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-11-30
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VIRGINIA:
!. BEAUTIFUL cHEsTERBRooK- WASH CSC CLUB
Lovely pt-leve by Gruyer- Cooley bedrooms bohs
teL-ho pS' dining room huge s,s Z. e: kh:S :s.:s
BUYl Mr. Robinson, 525-o5s.
DISTRICT:
l. AMER Y. PARE-NEAR 47th 8 sUTTERwoRTH-- Charming
onek Co'Gnlot bedrooms Dotas rec room with heP'Gee
beautiful trees. ss4S5o. NJ Wode Wo 6.540S
BRARcLFF-Needs repair and renovation but truly fine
home in wonderful oeotOn Den. powder room; big bed
bohS End tlooF Rec oga screened
porch; OFFER IN UPPER 'Os MIGHT Buy Mr. Benny. Wo
g. AMER u PARK-WoH to Spring vuIey shopping Hondsoms
5bedroom, 2h-buth brick Colonial. Den and powder
seereoton room. z-eOr sOross Ssssoo Miss Forster,
4. CLEVELAND PARK-BEAUTIFUL ToWkHoUsE BUILT 1855
Real style und Gloss Better hun new! bedrooms baths
Georsstown gordon Overlook: park WOOdy and s4h
MID Sos! Mr.. ceOT, 726-3lsz
MARYLAND:
l. sETHEspA-NEAR LYNBRooK 6 LADY OF LoURDEs
ScHoolS-chormine white brick cOIonioI Beautiful vooded
ot bedrooms end boths. $500 M. Buoo en- 1.zszs
T. ROCK CREEK HLLS-Mosnieent COLONEL neurins COM
plston bedrooms, baths Ind floor Huge peneIed H.
Soy z,eCr 1toehed garage It's knockout! $4ssoo Mr.
,. BETHESDA COUNTRY cLUB-AI schools Brund-new split
level bedrooms bOths den, powder room, fomiF room.
Miss Forester, 3e5-7266.
ROCK CREEK HILLs-Bs sbedrOOm s-boh rumbIer Center
hol Enormous porch l3x27. zeoF garage HoFd believe
in hs Location OF Sal $50! M. Cowden, EN- 5-4S45.
5. SUMNER-sPRINGFIELD AREA-Vey large custom built
bier better thon new bedrooms baths enormous club
room z-eGr garage MID 4os! Great value! Mr. Murux
OIL 6-e076.
FRANK s. PHILLIPS, INC.
- ReaIicrs-BuIIdsrs-M Mortgage Bankers -
927 18th St. NV. 81. 7-l4ll llNE
~ Developers Of BriGrcf Berkeley & River Hill ~aD
MoYIund Office: ITO Wisconsin Ave- OIL 7.7oos
Virginia Office: 2334 Wilson BIvd a. 7-soIz
Members, Maryland and Virginia Multiple Listing Systems
The chronicle., 1963-12-27
By DAVID d
UPI Educa. ION Specialist

Some parents of teen-age
children may be encouraging
the drinking of alcoholic bever-
ages. Permitting a drink with
dinner or allowing a taste Of
the parents drink can lead to
problems.
Teen-age drinking brings
many problems = automobile
accidents, vandalism, fighting,
sexual promiscuity, etc.
A child should not drink al
coholic beverages, and there
should be no exceptions regard
less of social preSsures. The
parent who permits his child to
drink liquor is not setting prop
er standards, and the chilG's
associates are being exposed to
unfair pressures.
An extension of this problem
can be the teen-age party. Liz
uor should not be served in any
The chronicle., 1963-12-27
NONRESIDENT
Marriages Are
Down I'm Sfute

JACKSON CUPID The State
Board of Health said today
22,O7 marriage licenses were
issued in 1852 with only 10 per
cent going to non-residentS.
The figure was a Sharp de-
cline from the IS per cent non
MissiSSippians married in the
Stase in 1857, the year before a
frightened marriage law became
effective.
Under the new statute, there
is a waiting period, a blood test
requirement and notice to par
ents of teenagerS before issu-
ance.
DeSote County, adjacent to
the Tennessee state line at
Memphis, retained its lead in
the number OF 0ut-of-Sta.e resi-
dents securing licenses, In 1852
il issued ene-fourth of the 1884
total.
The report shows that two
brides, one white and the other
Negro, were only IL years old.
There were q only 10 years
and lis were IA years old.
The proportion of teen-age
bridegrooms was far lower than
that for brides with no boys ap-
plying for licenses under IS
years old.
The chronicle., 1963-12-27
Drinking Is Problem
With Some Teenurers

form. 1t is the responsibility of
the parents, in whose home the
parry is held, to supply proper
supervision.
There is no harm in a parent
making a telephone call to find
out what is being planned at a
party to which his child has
been invited. Some parents hes
itate to do this because they
feel it may be embarrassing. L
should never be embarrassing
to Show an interest in a child's
welfare. The other parents
probably would like to know the
same things when the situation
is reversed.
Teen-agers should have def
mite rules prohibiting the drink
ing Of alcoholic beverages. At
tendance at drinking parties
should be avoided.
A child who drinks at home
could hardly be expected to re-
frain outside the home.
Q: My fifteen-year-old daugh-
ter attended a party at a
friends home. / had checked
and found that the parents
would be home and intended to
act as chanerones. MY daugh-
ter arrived home visibIy upset.
1t seems that liquor was avail
able and she had been embar-
rasscd several times because
she would not take a drink. The
chapsrones were not only
aware of the LIQUOR but actual
ly helped to serve it. / am no.
sure what to do. Cord you
make some suggestions?
A: My first thought is that
your daughter should be COM
plimen-ed on doing what she
knew was right regardless of
the social pressures. This is es-
pecially- difficult for teen-ag3rs.
The first step is to praise her
and give her the support neces-
The chronicle., 1963-12-27
Poll On Policy
For Education
In State Taken

JACKSON (Special) - Copies
Of a folder listing the policy po-
sitions Of a dozen public, pro-
fessional and private organiza-
tons on SO proposals relating
to education in Mississippi were
released this week by the or
CARNATIONS.
The three-man group named
to head the distribution camping
for the publication is composed
of: W. D. Gardner, Greenville,
head Of the Mississippi Econom-
ic Council education committee,
chairman; Virgil Bigham, Le-
land, Mississippi Education AS
ISOLATION; and W. M. Alexander,
Vicksburg, Mississippi S c h o
Boards Association.
Other organizations cooperat-
ing in the effort are: State
Board of Education; Mississippi
Congress Of Parents and Teach
ers; Mississippi Association Of
of School Administrators; Delta
Council; Mississippi Manufacture
Association; Mississippi
Farm Bureau; Board of Trus-
tees, Institutions of Higher
Learning; and Mississippi Juni-
or College Association.
The folder also lists six pri-
critics for 1864, for major con-
Sideration by the legislature.
The priorities are listed under
the following headings:
l. Personnel, with major en-
phasis on adjustment of teach
erS' salaries. 2. Program, StreS-
sing Importance Of expanded
and improved vocational n
technical education. 3. Admins
tration, citing need for an en-
larged state board of education
in place of the present three
man exofficio board. 4. Higher
education, emphasizing need for
adequate financing at the junior
and senior college levels. s..
financing, pointing out ways to
secure more education funds
through better methods Of prop
erty tax assessments. 6. Curri-
culm enrichment, requesting
that minimum education pro-
gram make provisions for fl
nancing additional teacher units
for enriched program.
Copies Of the folder can be
secured from the agencies list
ed, or by writing P. o. Box
1849, Jackson, Mississippi 392O5.
The chronicle., 1963-12-27

sary to continue this admirable
behavior.
Was this an appropriate
party for your daughter? How
old were the other membersu ]
suggest that you investigate
the circumstances by contact
ing these parents. A calm dis
cussion may solve your prob
lem.
Obviously, continued good
judgment on your part in guild
ing your daughter will help her
to meet these kinds of difficult
problems which do occur.
The chronicle., 1963-12-27
HOSPITAL LOAD

CHICAGO (UPI) - Hospitals
in 1862 employed 66,825 more
persons than in the previous
year to meet the heaviest pa
tent demand in history. reports
the American Hospital Associa-
ton.
A total of 1852, s37 persons
was employed in all hospitals,
making the field one Of the ma
tons largest areas of employ
ment. For each 100 patients, 237
employees were required, said
the association.
Evening star., 1963-09-29

FREDERICK COUNTY-17s acres
over l-mile frontage on county
road. New market area. Asking
$500 per acre.
Evening star., 1963-09-29

INDIAN HEAD -Brk., s bedrms., 2
fireplaces, custom built by contrac-
tor. Unusually lge. family home in
small town. Excellent terms.
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FARMS

$40 A. Growing timber, road front
house available AP. 7-o63l.
Z ACRES, Broom home, bath, shade
trees, good 2-room house for work
shop, office, s or a 6 e, recreation
Priced $500. Terms. C. W. DUN.
CAN, Broker, Louisa, Va. Phone
230 weekdays, las Sundays.
2Ss ACRES, cattle and hay farm, 4
acres pond, fences, streams, 7-roOm
home, barns, Outbuildings. Priced
S3s,5oo. c. W.. DUNCAN, Broker,
Louisa, Va, phone 230 weekdays
las Sundays.
100 ACRES, 20 open, bal. woods.
timber, old Groom house, electrtci.
Priced 5000. c. W. NCAN,
Broker, Louisa, Va. Phone 23C
weekdays, las Sundays.
IN ACRES, 6-rm. house, bath, shade
trees, b0xwO0ds, in country village
10000. Terms, 81 l,500 down, $50
monthly. c. W. DUNCAN, Broker
Louisa, Va. Phone 230 weekdays
las Sundays.
50 ACRES, 20 open, bal. woods, tim
ber, small home, electricity, spring
streams, site for constructing pond
$4,000, terms $1,000 down, bal
monthly over years. c. W. DUN.
CAN, Broker, Louisa, Va. Phone
230 weekdays, Jas Sundays.
80 ACRES, s.rm. bath, house, part
open, part wooded. Y mi. Of road d!
dSn's dS :oS S0 IN yS y anS spIs' g Gsss Ss Sa :G
S7S mo oh AIav TE SII7i oT
BROOKS AGCY.. Orange, Va. va u
4-RM. BUNGALOW, 3 acres, water
in house, $3.50 with $3.50 dn., $50
mo. Also. 6-rm. bungalow, 2 acres,
$3.50 with $50 dn;, $3s mo. Both
6.li5i COOKE AGcY., Louisa. Va, Va
S-RM. BUN GALOW W, arce lot
outb d 6 s., etc. Orange Co., Va.
near lge. lake development. $3.50
with $500 dn., $35 mo. lso, e-rm.
bath, heat, mansion, 2 acres on
U. S. No. 80. $l2,9q5 with Sl00 dn.,
500 mo. House worth much more
Phi. Alex, TIE. 6-4l3l. BROOKS
AGCY., Orange, Va.
~ ACRES, woods, site for house or
trailer, small stream, $2,q95 with
$l00 dn., $40 mo. Also, % acres,
old restorable house that needs re.
pairs. $3.50 with $50 dn., $50 mo,
Good hunting section Of Louisa Co,
Va. Phi. Alex. TIE. 6-4l3l. COOKE
AGCY., Louisa, Va.
l,7oo ACRES, SIS per acre. South.
west Virginia. Excellent hunting
and good pond site. Considerable
timber and pulpwOod. Possibility Of
valuable minerals. Near proposed
Interstate Highway No. II. Enjoy
for recreation now, and let the prop
erty enhance in value for a few
years. You will never regret it. G.
B. LORRAINE, Broker, Richmond
Fed. Bldg, Richmond, Va.
n ACRES, nearly level land, part
open, part wooded, on hard, 70 mi
S. Of d. c. Good site to build or
for trailer, S3,lo0 with Slo0 dn., $40
mo. Phi. e29-6262 or GOrdOnsville,
Va. TIE. 1888. CARRIER ROOk
AGCY.
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BRYANS ROAD-3-bedrm. rambler,
dead-end st., fenced yard, only IS
min. city. Assume GI mortgage,
So6 mo-, s., 500 dn.
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VALUES

DAMASCUS AREA-I53 rolling
acres fronting on county road, 81
acres woodland, 30 acres In soil.
bank, moderniZed 2.bedrm. home
barn and machinery shed, only $500
per acre.
Evening star., 1963-09-29
COUNTRY ESTATES

IN HUNT COUNTRY between Cul.
pepper and Warrenton, 2lS superb
acres with h a m n & old brick
mansion completely and tastefuliy
mOderniZed, beautiful setting on
hill, view, large lawn, trees, box,
wood, home orchard, river, our
best. Sl25,000. Taxes $25l.
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MARBURY-Lge. 3-bedrm. 2-story
country home, full acre. Only
$l3,500.
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HO. 2-4719
EWES. LA. 6-l518

ASHTON. MD. 2.5 acres, part
wooded. $3.50. ASHTON REALTY
co. 3s4-l743, s24-463S.
Attention Small Investors
We have a few clean rental proper
ties that will show 2oet -40es return,
plus amortization, $500 to $500
CASH CAN HANDLE, 427.A50o til S.
LIST WITH LINGO
Evening star., 1963-09-29
L. A. ABERCROMBIE
Diamond 9-4531

DIAMOND S-403l
RANDALL H. HAGNER a. CO.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV, DE. $4,000
MT. AIRY, MD, Just over Freder.
ick Co. line Farm with large
home, barn, stream, los acres,
peach and cherry orchard to be
leased L desired. priced in mid-5os.
RADCLIFFE REAL ESTATE co.
s225 Georgia Ave, Sill. Spg. JU. e-77A4
Mr.. REMINGTON, facing hwy, bus
and mail service-6 rooms, base.
ment, fully modern, appliances, fur.
niture, $500, excellent terms.
Broom brick bungalow, new ultra
modern, facing hwy, nr. acres,
priced to sell, terms.
o6 a. grass, s-rOOm dwl. bath,
$le,750, terms.
Nr. 500-a. stock farm, stream, ponds,
ll-rm. stone dwl. modernized, base.
ment, silos, 3 tenant houses with
water, facing paved road, mOder-
ately priced, terms.
PERR0W REAL ESTATE AGENCY
REMINGTON, Va, 439-3527.
NEAR CATLETT, VA.-A5-acre
farm, house, small lake, II miles
from d. c. Bargain, early sale.
RE. 1882 0sS-538D.
N. VIRGINIA FARM
BEST BUY
406-acre dairy farm, 100000.
100 acres, 2 houses. 2 barns,
S29,950.
Thank you for calling.
MR.. MASON WALKER
CURTIS BROS. LU. 4-4O14
PA.-60 ACRES
New 2-room house set high, good
view, close town, % mile on State
road. Plenty Of timber. Bride
paths and driveways, joins game
preserve. Best of hunting. $4,000.
125 ACRES
At the city limits of Cumberland,
Md, lge. brick rambler, Va baths,
barn and OutbldgS., small orchard,
large fresh water creek through
property, beautiful meadows, sur
rounded by streets and lge. homes.
Price S27,50o, down $4,000.
EUGENE P. NIXON
CALL MONDAY, RE. 7-sll2
SHOWN FRI, SAT-, SUN.
Evening star., 1963-09-29
COUNTRY PROPERTY
RE SIRE tn SEE An

BE SURE TO SEE AID
ATTENTION HUNTERS" in Farms
for Sale.
BERRYVILLE, VA. AREA, 50 miles
to d. C. -400-acre secluded mt
farm, long frontage on Shenandoah
River and pvt. trout stream, house
has bedrmS., and 4 baths, IL
brary, billiard rm., and great hall
so by 30 with 2 massive firepls,, 5:
car garage and care-takers apt.
tenant houses and several barns
may be leased with or without 0p.
ton to buy. Monday, Mr.. Woods
33s-6o97, ewes. Code 703- -66s-6lS7r
TIGHE WOODS.
BROAD RUN FARMS, 10 min. "a
Dulles-New bedrms., fam. rm.i
jalousied porch, built-in gar, brick.
Tencher Walker, Inc. FE. 8-2444 or
703- 437-l2Ae.
FIVE RIM. COTTAGE, with water
piped to bldg. on 4.80 level acres.
Fronting on jerome Orkney Springs.
Hard surf. hwy. No. III about mi
from Basye- Orkney Springs and
Alum Springs in the best hunting
and rec. land of Shenandoah County,
Va, $500. JA. 5-6sl2.
GENTLEMAN'S ESTATE-3 35
cleared and fenced acres near
Culpeper. Stately stone Colonial
surrounded by tall oaks. COM
pletely restored and moderniZed
3 huge bedrmS., 2i2 baths. for
nal dining rm., mahogany pan
eled dream kitchen. den and
mud room. Features eye-level
oven, dishwaSher, dispoSall, hot
water baSeb0ard heat, 9 fire
places, breath-taking view. Com
pletely secluded. Immaculate con-
dition. Ideal for horses. Price
S27. 800. Flexible financing.
Amt only
Evening star., 1963-09-29
PIONEER

REALTY INC. JE. 2-2312
HERNDON AREA Country hide.
away, II acres, nice for weekend
farmer. Small house, good cond.,
mod. bath and kit. Good highway
frontage on Rte. 500.
HERNDON AREA - 5I7-acre estate
lovely 3-bedrm. house, 2 miles from
Potomac river. Beaut. landscaping
on cross roads, only 20 min. to D.
c. Reas. priced $39,500.
THE NEIL VA. CORP.
DI, 7-0333
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WALDORF -Brk. 2-bedrm., In coun-
try living. Owners terms.
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Rent q house 80.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
CONTINUED

SOUTHERN MARYLAND
INDIAN HEAD Brick, 3-bedrm.
rambler, 4 acres, pvt. fishing pond,
gracious country living in estate
area, mr., city, about $1,000 down.
CHARLOTTE HALL -4.bedroom brk.
rambler on acreage. Unusually lge.
house, pony and pets welcome,
rare country find. About $1,000
down.
WHITE PLAINS 3-bedrm. brick
rambler. Fine country home, on Va
acre. $lA,500.
BRYANS ROAD 3.bedrm. rambler.
dead-end st., fenced yard, only IS
$s6 mo-. $500 dn.
WALDORF -Brk. 2-bedrm., In coun-
try living. Owners terms.
MARBURY-Lge. a-bedrm. 2-story
country home, full acre. Only
$l3,500.
INDIAN HEAD -Brk., s bedrms., 2
fireplaces, custom built by .contrac-
tor. Unusually lge. family home in
OA So"h' ASANSiiCht tStuios
INDIAN HEADER. 3-bedrm. with
full bsmt., must sell at below mar
ket. Owner will sacrifice.
COUNTY SERVICES
HU. 3.2l5l 6A5-s272
SPORTSMEN INVESTORS
216-a. farm in need of attention.
Land is good and lays well with
plenty springfield streams. Old solid
house, few fences. Cheap land with
road frontage. Offered as a whole
or in tracts at $l00 per a. Terms.
"a a. cut-over timberland, ~ pct.
cash. $1,000. Call Jeff Rankin, Gull
PEPPER REALTY, Culpeper, Vir-
ginia. Phone 7o3-s25-s257.
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
BRY YANTOWN, MD. D.-Approx. !
acre, bedrooms, 2 baths. Living
room, fireplace, family room, fire.
place, dining room, nice kitchen.
Basement, air conditioned. Nicely
Handicapped, shade trees. Commut-
ing distance to d. c. Good terms
IGn,s for accredited buyer: $500.
PORT TOBACCO Area acre, ;
bedrooms, bath, living room with
fireplace, dining room, kitche n.
APPRox. IS ACRES Road frontage
on black top. Lovely woods, stream,
spring. $3.50. Other acreages.
MRS. LOULIE p. DODSON
Welcome, Md. Dial 301 -o34-o020
SANDOZ INC
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

ABBEY REALTY-CH. s-s3oS
H2-l0 a. wooded. Near-on wtr. S.D.C,
J mi. River View rd., Silesia, Md.
ABOUT 3M ACRES, zoned for apis.
Corner 25th and Wagner st. Sc. !
blk. to shopping center and Sears
Roebuck, across from school. OWN
Err, Mrs. Van Malta, SSl-76S5.
ABOVE COL ESVILLE E! Clifton.
bro0k!-No better buy that these
road, cali JU. 5.iS6I. " '''''' i''
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. 9-l240
ABOVE COLESVILLE! IS ev raj
choice 2-acre sites remaining In
Panorama Hill, no through traf-
nc city water, $3.50 up. Call EV.
Greater Maryland Prop. JU. s-l2Ao
OKEEK, MD, the Moyaone
Reserve-Sacre homesites in esta.
blished residential community, with
woods, fields, ravines. Land use CO.
venants for your protection.
THE PlSCATAWAY CO., INC:
BU. 3-2l2l Sat. and Sun.
ADDISON OFFERS
Is acres, Waldorf, near Spring Lake
Hotel, town water, long improved
road frontage.
AQUASC0-7 acres, 7-rm. house, !
barn, 3I7-acre tobacco allotment,
Sl5,500, terms.
INVESTMENT acreage and com.
mercial properties, 240 acres, nr.
Space Agency. long improved State
road frontage.
10 ACRES nr. Cheltenham, railroad
frontage, some gravel, $500 per
acre
ADDISON SUBURBAN REALTY
Upper Marlboro, Md.
H2-264e 2l6-llAo
CE. 6-8850 7e2-754e
Evening star., 1963-09-29

So .WooDEp N.scre lots In
S35.00o.s45,000 home area. Water.
sewer and gas avail. Spring 1864.
Evening star., 1963-09-29

RETIREMENT AND INVESTMENT
FARM. 1876 acres, 2 houses, Az
mi. from town in Hunt Coun-
ery; mile Of road frontage. S46,-
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OLNEY AREA

Strictly for the estate. minded
family. Beautiful brick Colonial
surrounded by rolling country
side In hunt club area. This
beautifully kept estate features
home with center-hall plan.
lge, liy. rm. and din. rn. each
with .flrepl., dsn or study, en-
closed porch, new mod err
equipped kitchen. n spacious
bedrmS. = fnll baths, 3.car ga
rage, finished bSmt. The grounds
are PROFESSIONALS Handicapped
and include a family-Sized fill
tered swimming pooi with pa
tioS, This estate is located con-
venient 10 NV. Metro Area with
. acres. $50 800. More acreage
available. Shown by Appt.
MAYNE REALTY co.
p24-4OOO olney, Nd.
10 ACRES mr.. Frederick-o,4 ,425
~, frontage on Rte, 40, ideal
camp site, Only $4,000. e42-
$500
FERA Realty Co.
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Call for appt., PAUL B. BEARD, n
Altamount ave-, 7 hur m n t, Md.
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l13 ACRE FARM, 4-bedrm. house,
barns. machine shed, Silos, and
other bldgs.,. 2 tractors and all
equipment plus cattle and feed,
lock. stock and barrel, nr. Cat
lett: Excellent buy at S54, $50.
Call MR.. DEAN, 4O3
CI,ARKE PEAL TvX
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HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
l.-53 acres. tenant house. barn, s.
acre tob. allot., timber, immed.
pOss., IS mi. d. c.. Sl2,50o.
80 acres, historic Colonial home,
, bedrms., porch, full basement,
hot.water heat. Sweeping view Of
Ches. Bay. Large modern dairy
barn, completely equipped, utility
house, road frontage, 81 mi. d. c.
Priced for quick sale, owner H.
nancing, small down payment.
:. Wicomic0 River, 20 acres, 200-ft.
waterfront. 3-bedrm. frame home in
excellent condition, 2 baths, 2 fire.
places, screened porch, hOt.water
heat. artesian well. lake stocked
with fish, 2 tob. barns, outbldgs.. 8.
acre tob. allot.,. approx. I7.mi. road
frontage. Includes owners "a inter-
l.~l76 acres on paved road. 2 ten.
outbldgs., 2 wells. large pond, IS.
acre tob. allot.. IS mi. d. C..
$50 acres on paved road, some
timber. S. mi. ID. C., $3.50.
6."IDa acres on east side Of Route
30l, ,300-ft road frontage.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY CORP
Prince Frederick, Md.
Phone l0e. II no answer call loA
HOWARD COUNTY l24 acres, level
with Va miles hard rd. frontage
Cali Mrs. GLAND, WA. A-4o32. SLIGO
REALTY.
HOWARD COUNTY, conv. to acc
acres with lovely brick ramb.
22.ft. liv. rm. with firepl., sep. din
rm., ] bedrms.. lN7 baths. gar
aIC55. SLIGO REALTY.
INVEST. Loudoun County. 900
acres, old stone house. Highest Of
II. e. BRUZEE o3-s22.5lll
JOHN B. OFFUTT
25S.A., 6o.Stall d. c. barn, pipe lin,
dairy equipment. silos. l0aiing B
10x7o, 30 a. bluegrass meadow, 8
rm. modern farm house, H&B,
tenant h. only SoS2. A 2sss cash
bal; fin; by owner r.. NJ.
dairy. B. BIB: house @ e. H&B. COINS
2l6-A. 4o-sth. ID. c. barn. 2 sllos
4Ox7o BIB. Am. frontage on STATE
hwy. 4ox6o loaiing shed, e.rm. mod
hse. 2 baths, pond. 2ses cash. bal
can be fin. for 5eS for IS yrs.
ll.A farm, ground barn, 7.rm
house. bath. floor heat. nice view
VA stock farm. large brick home
BIB, "a A., pond, S3T 900.
Evening star., 1963-09-29
FARMS
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
APPROX. IL ACRES
UPPER

Poolesville area. Modern
lied farmhouse. Living rm.,
din. rm.. heat, barn, 2-car
garage, necessary outbldgs.,
large shade trees. Taxes APP
prox. $500. Price $22,500
(terms).
Evening star., 1963-09-29
DESK SPACE
FARMS

DESK SPACE in Glenmont Shopping
Center. Ground floor offic e,
equipped. Call 946-27el.
Evening star., 1963-09-29

VIZ WEAVER lii ERE BROS, INC.
Realtors Mortgage Bankers
Washington Bldg DI. 7-S300
1909 HALF ST. s.W. Brick, 3,e9J
sq. n. floor space. Ofc., 2 wash.
rooms, loading dock and parking
area In front Of bldg. s375 per mo
P. J. WALSHF. INC. ms Eye st.
NV, MA. e-646e.
Evening star., 1963-09-29
MIDDLEBURG, VA.

Exceptional opportunity for small
investor to buy tract Of land In this
area. 377A acres, high state Of culti-
walton. nearly flat, beautiful view
Of Blue Ridge. Location is outstand-
ing for any use. Call weekdays, Of
flee hours only. Kl. 9-l0ee.
Price at $500 per acre (dealer In
quires invited).
Evening star., 1963-09-29
SELECTIVE FARMS

Two adjoining farms, Fredk. Co.,
level land, long hard-rd. frontage.
$50 acres and l25 acres. 2-sets
bldgs. Both for S69, ZOO. Also anOth-
er 70-acre level farm nearby at low
price.
3.ACRES at edge of Thurmont with
gorgeous view Of Blue Ridge mts.,
lovely semi.bungalow, large rooms,
spacious lawn. Pasture lot with
spring water for few head cattle.
barn, etc. Only $4,000. Just right
for retirement.
ia c r E S, hard rd., fine 6-rm.
home, bath, new furnace, grand
shade. barn for beef cattle, fenced
pasture, handy to County Seat. A
little Gem" for retirement. Only
modern dairy farm. Two
modern homes, 4o-tie dairy barn,
pipeline mixers, tank, barn clean
er, etc. 40-acres grand alfalfa. Rat
ed as 2nd highest-producing dairy
in State and highest in County.
Only $4,000. Terms. Also nice Sc
lection Of other larger and smaller
farms. One with a lovely s-rm.
r. T.. ZENTZ. Broker
Evening star., 1963-09-29
OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT OFFICES, STUDIOS for Rem
.
TRANS LUX
724 18th ST. NV.

Available Nov. !, severaH desirable
suites, totaling up to 5000 50. f.,
will dec. for approved tenant, call
Mr. Scott, SHANNON q LUCHS.