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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

PONTIAC 20 Tempest COW, many
extras, demo. sale, 81 $40. FLOOD
PONTIAC, al Com.
PONTIAC 'sl Catalina A-dr. handt0p
auto trans-s pls-s plh.s =. and b.,
only 81 rs.
Stafford RAMBLER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-02
AUToMoBILEs FOR SALE

PLYMOUTH 50 VS. station wagon,
T. and ~ auto. trans deal family
car. 1915 low as SIS down. Terms
% NJ your budget Before you buy
give Is a Try.
L. P. STEUART cHRYSLER CITY
400 WIS Ave. En- 3-4eoo
PLYMOUTH 20 FuFy sports COW.
power steering and brakes, auto.
trans 7. and H. bucket SEATS Ike
new Sls&S5.
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AUToMoBILEs FoR SALE

I0z3 Carroll Ave. u. s-l0oo
IS Adr. sedan, auto.
Va, r. and h., low MI, good mech.
cond. Best offer. &c sq63
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1963-10-02

PUNTIAC 8 Cat cpe-, tF.0OO M,
Call 1sl-e0s3, aft. 8 pm.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19
Easter Visitors In New Canton

NEW CANTON, April 10 - A
beautiful Easter program was
given Sunday evening at tn e
Arvon Baptist Church. The choir
consisted of q junior and pri-
mary children, all wearing their
new robes of white with a black
tie. Besides the choir singing
there were poems, solos, duets
and piano solos.
Miss Charlotte Pankey is the
pianist and director. Joe
Mitchell assisted her in the train
ing of the children for this pro-
gram.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joe Potts, PENN
and Joe Jr.. of Lynchburg, and
Mr.. and Mrs. Donald Pendleton,
Donna and Jimmy, of Winston
Salem, N. c., were week end
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Lester
Jones. On Sunday they celebrat-
ed the ninth birthday of PENN
Potts and the fourth of Jimmy
Pendleton. Among the guests on
Sunday was the great-grand-
mother, Mrs. w. M. Argenbright
Of Richmond who made four
generations present.
Other guests were Mr.. and
Mrs. William Allen Deane and
three daughters. Mr.. and Mrs.
B. F.. Brown and three sons;
Mr.. and Mrs. c. j. Winningham
and son, Robert; Mrs. Marvin
Cabiness and daughter, Micky:
Mrs. Louise Bickford and three
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19
TURNS DOWN PAROLE

san Quentin. Gal 1t is no
longer a prison for IS yesr-old
Tony di Tardo but rather a
home. Tardo has been serving
sentence for murder OF his
wife since 1920.
For years he has refused TO
accept parole and for the eighth
time he refused freedom when
a parole was offered. State law
provides a prisoner cannot be
released against his viii
This place has given me a
good life the aged convict said.
i AM too old to go out into
tbs world and stI. ansn'
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19

Mrs. Eunice Carroll, Of Hyatts-
vie, Nd, were suGS.S O. i.l.
and Mrs. A. l.. Jamerson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Broyles
and children, Of Richmond, spent
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19

After refreshments were Serv-
~, Mic parry cnJoyeu all easier
egg hunt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Billy Harris and
family were overnight guests
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19

Arliss Campbell, who h S
been s.atiorel III Gcilna4fy ivl
sometime, has returned to the
states. After spending a week
with his mother, he and his wife
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19
Guinea Mills

April 18 - Mr.. and Mrs. R. c.
Wilson accompanied Harry
Smith on Sunday to visit Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Edwards and chill
dren. at Norfolk, Miss Erma 10
Wilson and Mr.. and Mrs. Ross
Bishop. of Newport News, Mr..
and Mrs Fred Reiger, of Vir-
glnla Beach, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Hobart Smith. They also visited
Mr.. and Mrs Ken FarloW and
daughter. of Virginia Beach, and
were accompanied home by Mrs.
FarloW and daughter for
weeks visit. Mr.. Farlow and
Miss Ern1a 10 Wilson Will join
them on Friday The Wilson's.
Farlows and Mr.. Smith stopped
in Williamsburg for a short visit
with Mr. and Mrs. Ed Lowery.
Monday visitors Of Miss Paul
Inc CorSOn were the Rev. and
Mrs. Jesse Hutchinson and chill
dren. of Hampton, and Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Bruce Spencer, of
Farmvllle, were her guests.
Mrs. Junior Moorefield an d
IA nlly had as guests Sunday.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles Southall,
of Tuggle
Week end guest of Nh. and
Mrs. Ford Wilson and son was
Mrs. wilson's brother, Kyle God
sey of West Virginia.
Spending Easter Sunday with
Mr.. and Mrs. H. H. Moorefield
were Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Sims
and children and Mrs. Armstead
Bradley all of Richmond.
Mrs. Lee Moorefield and chill
dren and wayne Moorefield
spent last week end visiting Mr..
and Mrs Lewis Canoe and sons
and Mrs jamie Bolen. in
Wheaton. Nd.
Little Janet Wilson fell and
Spralned her arm last week and
is improving nicely
Visiting Mrs. John Wood for
the Easter week end was her
daughter. Mrs. T. G. Christmas
and children. of Lynnhaven.
RrnaEc Arm,
E w. Blanton and Mrs. J. B.
Blanton visited Mrs. Annie
Wllkerson at Southside Com
nunlty Hospital, She fell and
broke her arm.
Mrs. Conduit Mathews and
Phyllis attended Easter Sunrise
Services at Antioch Methodist
Church Sunday morning and en-
loyed breakfast afterwards with
Mr.. and Mrs. E. w. Blanton and
family.
Mrs. Frank Vogel accom-
panied Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hob
mann to Arlington for a week
end visit with Mr.. and Mrs.
Fltzhugh Bartol and son and
Miss Grace Vogel. They made
the return trip home through
the Shenandoah Valley
Recent visitors in the w. C.
Hedlick home have been Mr.. and
Mrs. Irwin Fhppen, Howard
Chance and sons. Earl Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jake Wamsley and
son. of Farnville. and Pa ii
Erwin. Also. MI. and Mrs. R. c.
Wilson and MI. and Mrs. Prime
Wilson and Janet
Spending their Easter vacation
III the E. w. Blanton home are
Richard Wallace and Arthur
NewcMnb. III. Of Richmond.
Mrs. j. B. Blanton was honor
cd with a tea on her 8Oth birth
day Monday. April Is at the
home of MI and Mrs. George
Lewis Carter. She received
many pretty and useful gifts
and traditional birthday cake
was enjoyed by all The E. w.
Blanton family and their guests
were among those who attend
ed.
Mr.. and Mrs. Don TAYLOR. of
Charlottesville. visited Mr.. and
Mrs. John Vance SATURDAY. eve
ming.
TURNS DOWN PAROLE
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19

Friday of his parents, Mr.. and
iviis. Jack Harris.
Mrs. John A. Deane spen t
several days last week in Rich
mond with her children.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19

the week end with his mother,
Mrs. beIisalu Sue yeaiS, aid Mr..
Stevens. Mr.. and Mrs. Jim
Walker, of Phenix, Ariz., were
recent guests in the same home.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19

sons; Mrs. Hazel Harris and
daughter, Patsy, and Louis
Moss.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1963-04-19

left for Fort Hood in Texas, visit
ing relatives Ca the way.
NJ. and Mrs. Frank johnson
and son. Keith, of Maple Shade,
N. j., and Miss Ruth Harris ard
Evening star., 1963-04-21

FREDERICK coUNTY-1O5-acre
dairy farm. lge: loafing shed,
milking parlor. silo. and outbuild-
ing 4Ibedrm: house with heat and
from Rte. 24O and Frederick.
S53,000.
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Centrally Air Conditioned

Private suite. 1890 "a. feet, Con.
tanning reception area, individual
offices and private bath, All sery-
ices included. Other offices avail
able. Check with US before you
make your move.
STUART A. BERNSTEIN CO.
DE. 2-bs00 EXT. 243
ENTIRE BUmDING-Nr. financial
district. well located Victorian row
mansion, beautifully restored.
suitable for organization, parking
. cars possible. APPROX. 5000 SO.
q Lease offers invited. Mr.. BEE.
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FARMS
(coNTlNUso)

FORT VALLEY-35 acres, b-rm
and bath, farm hSe., barn. gar.
other out buildings, Sll 300, terms
PEIERS REALTY. Great Falls, Va
PL, 9-2l6l.
FREDERICKSBURG -l93 acres, &c
cleared. Modern home, new barn
l-mi, front on hardtop road. Price
100000, terms.
ORBIT REAL EST. CO. KI. s-6l0t
FREDERICK WILL AC.
CEPT HOME IN TRADE. l05-acrt
dairy farm, barns and outbuild-
ings. 6-bedrm. brick Colonial. Only
$4,000 Call Mr.. Smith or Mr.
Prince, 949-7300 or VIII. 2-S034
HUGH T. PECK, ll246 Ga. Ave
FREDERICKSBURG AREA
.567 acres, $50 open, fences and
water, l0-room house, Sl49.5C
49G acres. 1855 open. Excellent fenc.
ing, water and 7-rOom house
Sl5l 81 an acre.
.327 acres cut over wood land.
mile road frontage S74,02 ar
26S acres. 90 open. long road
frontage, plenty OF water, $50 ar
80 acres with Groom home. So.
Groom house situated on 2.O7 acre,
with a lot Of nice features, over.
looking the Potomac Sl6,500
Write for Spring Brochure.
For further information, contact
Ruby Hawkins, PATES lNSUR.
ANCE AND REALTY, Realtors, 30l
William street, Fredericksburg Vir'
ginia, Essex 3-622l, Home Spruce
5-2O5O.
HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
1. l76 acres on paved road, .
large barns, l5-acre tobacco allot
. tenant houses, outbldgs., large
pond, near Ches. Bay, 80 mi.
b. G., S33, 800.
.. 8 acres on paved road, 7-rm,
frame house, > porcheS, includes
stove and refrigerator, fruit trees,
outbldgs., immed. poss,, 80 mi,
d. c. $4,000.
3. 3S acres, frame store and bar
building with living quarters.
tenant houses, large barn, corner
property on main highway with
long road frontage. good business
site, S25. 900.
4. 1855 acres on paved road. at
tractive 3-bedrm. home in excel.
lent condition, good tenant house
3 large tobacco barns. l4-acTt
tobacco allot.. complete farm
equip. 3S mi. D. c., $4,000.
CALVERT REALTY
Evening star., 1963-04-21
PAUL III GANLEY


work and have garden, chickens,
ADERHO REALTY co.
2S3-2l63 List With Us 743-295l
PAUL B. GANLEY
SPEC. IN LAND & FARM SALES
We have a large selection OF farms
70 choose from, ranging in size
from IL acres unimproved TO a
multiple OF farms Of over 1000
acres. Having road frontage and
large streams; Old stone homes.
Also seyeral choice industrial par
GELS OF land, with water, sewerage,
road and railroad frontage.
IN most sales we can offer excel
lent financing and terms. Don't
walt Dial 30l-66J-652g.
300-acre dairy farm. is mis-. east
o. Frederick. fronting on U. g
40. 2k-Story S-rm. frame home
with heat and bath, plus 2 tenant
houses, 5Q-Stall Wash. type barn,
large bank barn. other necessary
oidgs Road frontage and plenty
~ watef' Asking $500 per acre.
3O3-acre dairy or stock farm with
roads and railroad frontage, nr
Mt, Airy, Nd, Bldgs. consist Of
I-fm., home with heat and bath.
Lge, bank barn. Silos, machinery
and oafing sheds and good water
supply. One field boasts 100
acres. This Is not only a good
buy as a farm, but an outstand-
lns invest, IN the future growth
OF Frederick County. Call today
to see this farm and the many
Possibilities II has TO offer. Asking
$500 per acre. Excellent terms.
s5-acre dairy farm. 3 acre,
wooded, bal. crop and pasture
land. 9-rm. Stone-and frame
home. High elevation with pan
oramic view. long road frontage.
Asking $4,000. Good financing.
l55-acre dairy farm. Mod. 4-stall
milking parlor. complete with milk
tank and all dairy equip. Bank
barn, loafing shed. silo at sep.
bldgs. Lge. stone home with
heat and bath, and river 'front.'
age.
$50 acres. 55 stall. D. C. dairy
45O-Scre stock farm. 3 houses.
OFFICE OPEN DAY q EVENINGS
DIAL NOW. 301-663-6
PAUL B. GANLEY
ann NHyI1.- al
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SPRING FASHIONS

MOTHER NATURE is displaying
amid the scenic beauties OF the
Va, and W. Va. mountains within
2 hrs. of d. c. Why not own a
place OF your own for q week end
or year-round enjoyment with
or without improvements. Call or
write for q descriptive list or
appointment TO inspect.
- MOUNTAIN REALTY
iBERRYVILLE, VA. PHONE 707
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STONE FARMsTEAD on RfVER

STONE FARMsTEAD ON RIVER
FREDk CO. 1856 ACRES-Mostll
and hard T Td. il-rm. tG'Iss stone On house eaxs'
cleo, bath. water Large barn, etc
Sacrifice price, $4,000 for auicl
action.
37s- ACRE BEEF RANCH near his.
toric Gettysburg area. All leve
land, 3 stocked ponds. Ultramod.
ern owners home, Q rms, 2 baths
large open stairway, fireplace, OF
DIV. heat, unit kitchen w/built.
In oven and surface burner. Spa
eious shaded lawn. 6-rm. tenant
house. large. barn, etc. A rea
down-to-earth bargain price, Ss5,.
900. Try to equal It anywhere
MEid r. L. zENTZ; Broker Taneytown
Evening star., 1963-04-21
BRADLEY HILLS GROVE

Price reduced on 10000 50. #. iot
In prestige area. Perfect for
Colonial, rambler or split-level.
Southern exposure, walk-out lower
level. Water and sewer available.
Ask for Leon SiSson.
ANDRIS REALTY OIL. 2-9070
BRIGHTON DAM, Montg. Co, q
acre home sites adjacent TO lake
and park. Call Mr.. sTABLER'
Evening star., 1963-04-21
COUNTRY PROPERTY

ABOUT 2 ACRES, handicapped, large
nou's, 0n. nE ''9rss; ra,rs ,sho2I,; prsry W.
garden. 20-eB min. D. G. $4,000,
$4,000 down.
Convenient lying. 3-bedrm, ranch
home, large lot, assume OF mort-
gage. REQUIRE $1,000 cash. Sac
COUNTY SERVICES
BU, a.2lbi aOt-MI, b-b272
ASHTON Colonial home on 20
acres, out bldgs. trees, stream,
700-ft, frontaEe, some can b
sold off Total price st7.b00. Call
Greater Maryland Prop. ~. s.i24C
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LOTS, ACREAGE FOR SALE

375 lovely acres. oldtown. Nd.
open and wooded, modn. house, IS,
an acre incl. "a miles Of stream
adj. state forest. Good terms, Ca,
lease income. Owner. AID. 2-O44O
Evening star., 1963-04-21
ARLINGTON REALTY
BUILDERS LOTS

ethesda-Potomac-Rockville
4 10 10 fin. R-60 toversized), ready
for Immediate use. Area Of S2O,-
000-S2l 900 homes.
76 R-9O and R-R lots, ready for
recording. Excellent $4,000 TO
$4,000 area.
S4 Roo lots approved prelimi-
narily. Area OF S35. .000-S40. 900
homes.
5 finished and 90 recorded R-90
lots In fast-selling area OF
S24. .00O-S30,O00 homes.
Silver Spring -colesville
Over $50 R-9O lots. recorded. good
price 4/l4 and good top.
Good subordination on all these.
Ask for Leon Sisson.
ANDRIS REALTY, OIL. 2-p070
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noo, .RH.s.a.lIt2I .n

B. 9. L0Ts-s0xi2s, near 55th
:Sa 81 ssfY. g. gS R' 4 ii'ii I'D; ;r'sas. SIS.
sTsnni TiiairriIs riIsEm. suitable = olg 81 homes.
Evening star., 1963-04-21
FARMS

NICE $0-A. farm needs handy
pairs needed. Good clean living ior
those who want to commute to
work and have garden, chickens.
cows, horses. etc. Call all week.
ADERHO REALTY CO.
0S3-O1R2 IISt With ne rAQOOk1
Evening star., 1963-04-21

Commercial with dwelling = store
with 7-rm. apt, includes 4 bed.
rms. and bath, upper = living
room, dining room and kitchen
with closed-in back porch. Store
Is ideal for small motor parts and
repair business with work shop in
basement. Also includes block ga
rage. Size 24x36. Located in upper
Howard County.
Cedar shakes dwelling. Kit, liv.
rm, with fireplace. full bath, 3
bedrms. or l can be used as din
ing rm,, full basement, h.-w. heat.
Carport for 2 vehicles, lot size
25'l53 50, IT. Beautiful location
In wooded area at Hickory Hill
mr.. U. S. 40. Mt. Airy. $1,000.
Brick Cape Cod dwelling located in
Mt. Airy, L, r, with fireplace,
d. r. and kit, full bath, 2 bed
rms, club basement. utility rm.,
furnace room. Price $4,000.
II; i. BURDETTE & SON, REAL
TOR, MT. AIRY, MD. PHI. 1913
Eve. and sun. Ph. Mr.. Brown, 500.
CULPEPER. VA.-36S-a. farm. One
OF our best producers. 65 a. alfal-
IA. tenant houses, 6-stall milk
parlor, mod. brk. home: S165. 600
"a ACRES. nr. the mts.-Spring-
led pond, stream, old house, elec
pump. SIN. store: $500. APPROX
80 g.. wooded mi. off State I'd
stream; $4,000. 81 OPEN ACRES
rarmnouse, barn, spring. Inspiring
mt: view; $4,000. WAUGH REAL
Isl. AGCY.. Culpeper. va VA &.
s5O2 ofc.; VA. 5-sis2 or VA
5-SsS3. residences.
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Mt. Airv
Estates
TO-10-ACRE
FARMETTES


Own your acres in the most beauti-
tul and scenic part OF Frederick
County, Maryland. The altitude
provides health and country living
enjoyment away from the strife
and turmoil OF the city. Here is
space not crowded with suburban
development. There is no country
club Just down-to-earth living
and not keeping up with the
Joneses. Farmettes from 3 acres
up-some wooded, some cleared
land. some with stream and some
with all three Of natures beauty.
A wonderful location for Q good
home. About an hours ride from
the city on good highways. Pick
your choice now with Q small
dow payment with balance on con-
.venient terms. See what you are
buying. Our offices are open daily,
including Sunday. Visit US for in
spection, write or phone.
-
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TRAILER OWNERS

41br14AIGn wv NEfIO
1-to-4-Acre FarmetteS
Here are some lovely little farm
cites. located IN miles east 0
Route l.. on AQUA Beach roaC
(Routs 630), mile from thI
beach, IN miles from new Rte
95, now under construction, 10
Gated In Stafford County, abou
miles below Quantico.
TRAILERS WELCOME
You may as wen own the Ian,
your trailer is on. You are pay
ing for II in rent anyway. All
new roads will be blAcktoppel
this spring. Plenty Of room foi
gardens and pets for youngsters
School bus there, Satisfactory ar
rangements can be made for pay
ments on septic tank. well an,
pump, Prices range from $500
TO $4,000. depending on size o
lot, Down payments $3.50 70 $3.50
balance like rent.
DOYLE
JE. 3-84l1
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DONALD E. MOVIE
Real Estate

Real Estate b33-s4OO
wEsTwOOD = 7b-aere farm with
mod. house. Only $2s,bOO.
AoUABCO-33-aere tobacco farm
with house and barn. $4,000.
Nr. Central ave and 3Ol-30-acrs
farm with modern 4-bedrm, home,
full bsmt. Only $40, 900.
HUDSON REAL ESTATE CO.
UN. 4-ib1b UN. 4-7l7i
500 DN., $50 mo-. buys lge, 4-rm
Louisa Co. Va. ~, 90. Immeq,
i'1tS Sisi. COOKE HocYs Louisa, = va
2GS A.-At 5000 per aeie mr.. Char.
lotte Hall. Timber. road front
Colonial hse.. oony, AP. 7-O63i.
50 ACRES, mostly open. Lee. old
h-rm. house, needs some repairs
100 mi, 4. Of ID. &. S6,O50. SIbU
dn, $40 mo. Phone Alex, TE, O.
4i3i, COOKE AocY., Louisa, Va.
i1s-ACRE .FARM-3 miles from
Leesburg, Va. Has B-room modern
house. Ice, cattle barn. tenant
hRS'i m, t.s.sspu ssSG D' .fsf sPrSs Ss 9Ss
i3t ACREs, oranss Co, W.. Farm,
500 Psr aers With 800 dn, 500
mo, Phone Alex. TT. 0-4l31.
BROOKS coy, Orange, Va.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
COMMUNION
ALL Ynn h-ACRR pEOPIR MT

ALL you 5-ACRE PEOPLE with
horses, ponies and desire Il
stretch your arms so they will
not interfere with neighbors. Nor,
ground available House with al
modern Improvements needs low
and care OF hammer, saw ant
paint. Call all week for appt.
oao ADERHO REALTY co.
Evening star., 1963-04-21
INVEST IN LAND

KNIT ISLAND. MD ioIs. 7Sx
900, $500 cash and take ever
payments b6i-0bp2
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Acreage-FarmS-Homes

"HHNNEN 4oN AOWN LIMITS
Beautiful old stone home on almost
acres Of Handicapped beauty
formal lockwood and rose garden
plus swimming pool, Home con.
slstS OF D spacious bedrmS., ~,
paths, liv.. rm. l5x40 with firepl',
dln' rm; l5%23 w/firepl., paneled
gen WItirepl, large kit, partial
bsmt'' oil heat, sep. 2-car garage,
near schools and shopping. Don't
IisIi 10 see this property II you are
i0ohlhg ior quality ana convent
ence. Priced at S59,50O.
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RETIREMENT BoMl

oIIE -ApproX. 2.7O acres, 300 n,
on Potomac Bridge hwy, $50 II,
on excellent gravel rd. fine trees,
excellent stream, good location for
ilSh, pond or swimming pool, de.
Slrable neighborhood, $4,000.
LEONARD SNIDER, 30l WE, A.
33l I. La Plata Nd
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VA. FARM VALUES
co. Beautiful secluded area,
excel. soil. mostly cleared. House
and barns need repair. Asking
$4,000 with good terms,
t2l APPROX, l40 ACRES LOU
DOUN co. This Is an operationai
eary SonV.rts or s,ts fSuld srssins sssly ss g.
horse farms. Keel. soii. Nod,
3-bedrm. home with ~ baths,
barn In good cond., good tenant or
guest house, water In every field
Look into this onei EXCELLENT
BUY At $500 per acre,
cd other farms avail. 500 acre
A% A%N2~~r n11,,,x,
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FORT VALLEY-35 acres, b-rm
and bath, farm hse., barn. gar,
other out buildings, Sll 800. terms
PETERS REALTY. Great Falls. Va
PL. D-2l6l.
Evening star., 1963-04-21
CHARLES H. JAMIsoN

SO A.-PoToMAc. $3.50 per acre.
terms.
327 A.-PooLEsVILLE. income
producing farm, .S3y5 per acre.
$50 A-POToMAC HUNT AREA.
north Of Seneca, 81 800 per acre,
1853 A. - BOYD = GERMANTOWN
AREA. $500 per acre.
25 A.-CLARKSBURG-COAUs area.
high elevation, $500 per g.. terms.
800 A.--LAYToNsvILLE : oLNEY.
Rock Greek watershed. q miles
hard-road frontage. excel. topog-
raphy., Sl,50O per acre.
$50 A-GAITHERSBuRo, Cabin
2 BUILDING LOTS-h q. each.
Damascus area. $4,000 each.
40 A.-Potomac River frontage.
b-rm. frame house, so cabin sites.
LEASING up TO SIS each. h-mils
hard-road frontage, h-mile river
Is A.-SU0ARLOAF MT. .-HYATTs-
TOWN AREA, high eley,, stream.
hard.roAd frontage, $3.50 per ..
CHARLES II. JAMESON
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L. A. ABERCROMBIE
Diamond 9-3531
VA. FARM VALUES

RANDALL II. HAoNER a co.
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. 2-300(
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CHARLES H. JAMIsoN


acres, century house built OF hand.
MADE brick. bedrms., fireplaces
oyster shore. 100000. FE. S-I693
so. MD. FARMS FOR SALE
CALVERT COUNTY
27-acrO farm Excellent lh- -stor,
frame home, aluminium siding. hot.
air heat, SCOTT. road frontage
$50 allotment. barn, 500, 900.
.1:7 acres, near Dunkirk 5,7-a
TOBACCO allotment, quarter -milI
road frontage, modern 5-bedroon
mouse with living room, dininI
room kitchen, bath, arteSian well
not-air heat, one-half crop anI
farm machinery. So, 1000,
l65 Acres on Broomes Island Road
LARGE ACREAGE-336 acres, RI
acres cropland. TAI tob. allot
ment. l barn. some timber, wei
situated for large inland lake
TOBACCO FARM-8l 81 acres will
rs allotment. 10 acres wooded
rest cleared. On Route 2l6, 81
minutes from d. c., 10 minute
from Chesapeake Beach. 2 largI
barns. $4,000.
.LUSBY-20 acres. large stream sur
rounds farm, good for fishinl
pond, 4 acres clear with SOM
timber. small barn. Improved b
3-bedroom house, S7,lbO'
WEEMS REALTY
Prince Frederick, Maryland
Phone: Pr. Fred. 401 b75 67E
Evening star., 1963-04-21

BERkLEY SPRINGS, w. VA,-At.
tractiye vacation, week end site
1s acres. - wooded. deep well
unfinished cabin bldg, fruit trees
~ miles from Cacapon State Park
ia. s-39Bi.
Evening star., 1963-04-21

MANY other fine properties TO sui
sour heeds from acre TO bOO
Evening star., 1963-04-21
No., IRs. IRealtor ,

POOLESVILLE. MD.
WI. 6-9223 OR 301-DI. 9-326S
COLONIAL FRAME-High on knoll
40 acres, 2 acres tobacco, barns,
tenant house. 20 mi. D. c. Front.
age. Must see to value. Terms,
COUNTY SERVICES
BU. 3-21bl 3Ol-MI. b-b27C
Evening star., 1963-04-21
MONTGOMERY COUNTY

MONTG. coos acres on Pa
tux; River. Ideal for camp, etc.
~. 1000. Gail Mrs. GLAND. WA. A.
4032. SLIGO REALTY.
The frontiersman. [volume] (Palmer, Alaska) 1952-2005, 1963-11-27

TIE shocked and grieVing hush that fell
over the world last weekend Was no less
evident in Palmer Residents emerged from
Their homes and returned TO their businesses
on Tuesday, picking up the threads Of living
as others throughout the nation were doing,
the nighfnarish events of the past four days
still cIoaked in pail Of Unreaity.
The very personal grief felt by the people
Of the nation in the loss of their President
was perhaps the result of present-day CON-
munications. The Kennedy family were
somehow the good-ooking couple who live
up the street. with whom you might per
haps argue politics but who were neverthe-
less close friends who had been in your
home countless times.
Many local churches dedicated portion
of their Sunday morning services in memoir
lam to the slain President. John Fitzgerald
Kennedy On Monday, d public Rosary was
recited in ST. Miohaefs Catholic Church. and
memorial services were held in the Church
Of Jesus Christ Of Latter Day Saints.
Tonight. the Palmer Eks Lodge will Join
with Elks lodges throughout Alaska in hold
ing special service TO commemorate the
passing Of the late President.
Monday was proclaimed day Of mourn
ing in Palmer by Mayor T. o. sehmidtke,
and many places of business remained
closed throughout the day. Others opened
their doors at noon. Schools were closed
Gov William A. Egan attended the Pres
ident's funeral services in Washington. DC,
following issuance of his proclamation that
Monday was to be statewide day of
der an appointment from Sen. Gruening. was
Sen. Gruening's newsletter, written on the
tragic Friday, Nov. %. expressed the shock
and horror Of the Washington staff as news