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Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08
GUARANTEED USED TIRES

FOR SALE - MI sizes in stock.
$500 and up. buchanan Service
vi Milford. Inc, Milford, Del
lB-19-1-7-tG
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08
FFICE EQUIPMENT BAR

IiNINS FOR SAI.FE-like new: Sec
retarial desk and chair. mimco-
graph debating machine letter
tlaNS, 3N5 card files. i22-5a29
J -2u-3-X-1t
Fol, SAlf,-ltegiSttrt German
Shepherd tWhiteD. NkC registered
collie (Sahlc and MhitcD three
months of age pratt'S Branch
Kennels, James ID. Tatman. 2Sl-
l7l2 after 4.nn P.M. Weekdays
weckendS amy time T30-3-l2l
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08
~ @ TICE
NOTICE - CUSTOM MADE
NOTICE - POULTRY HOUSES

cleaned, manure spread On vol1p
land or hauled away Sold hv bap
or truck load. Louis Plum,r1ar
Lincoln. Phone 4224483 after
p. m. P-25-11-10-tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08
CLEARANCE SALE

new 1862 model t'armall $50 die
Scl tractor. new 1862 model
I'armall $50 gasoline tractor. both
lpluw power. Priced for quick
sale. NJ down payment Up to
four years 10 pay H. = Dixie. Inc.
your International Harvester deal
cr Georgetown, Delaware $50
a715. O-i5-1-11-tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08
NOTICE WINDOW SHADES

Cloth, plastic, plastic coated, and
paper: also Duplex cut to size.
MlIofd Wallpaper Company. III
North Washington Street. Phone
i22-8317 N22-11-7-tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08

NOTICE TRADE IN YOUR
old generator on new LeeCe Ne
Nillc Alteluator for lower cut in
hishrl output charging system.
Reed Nuto Service, Milford t22-
aG2l X 26-lI 23-tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08
WOMAN'S WINTER COATS

FOR SALE-One black, one blue,
one beige: Excellent condition. rca-
Sonably priced. l'hone i22- i065 0r
422-4521. 2-i-tfp
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08
LOT ND HALF FOR

E-.NpproNimately 12n' hy lis
dep. located Chestnut Knoll Ncres
For information call l22 f52l nr
- ln61 II II -a-tfp
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08
WALLPAPER FOR SALE

Large selection at reasonable
prices. Glccm paints at wholesale.
Milford Wallpaper Company. III
North Washington street Phone
i22-S3i7. 2S-tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08
Real Estate

FOR SALE-6-room house TO be
moved, 112 stories. Phone 422-8333.
B-3-1-2t
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08

F0R RENT OK sale Two un-
furnished 5-room bungalows in Mil
ford With All modern convcnit nCcs
Ndult~ preferred $50 and So Der
month i22-513S W23-3-1-tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08
AUTOMATIC WASHER FOR

SAIL. late model nhilcn. Guaran-
tred S2un week. take over pay
mcntS. come ~et. and save Ecnnn-
my Auto supply. Inc. 2n3 = i.
Front street Nn3a l.26-2s23-tf
FOR SNLE-19iS Jccp A. tnil
truck with stake hody cylinder
motor and wheel drive. Good
mechanical condition i22- t217
G2l-3-l-2t
ANTIQUE CHESTS FOR SALE
Also odd chairs ana sofas NIL
kie'S. 200 Nortf street l23-i3>t nr
i33- -11Ii. S-S-ltP
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08

Trade Your mohil, home on At
tlactiNt lhrce-hedrnem hom, 3n3
North WASHINGTON street. Milford.
C'an offer some hrlp an Nnul lulni-
tune problem 422-5a2a J23-3-1-at
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08

FOR SALES acre farm near
Houston, mostly tillahle, Broom
frame house, / y baths, and out
buildings, all in good condition
Phone 422-S729. AI21-3-S-4t
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08

ABATEMENT FOR RENT
Newly decorated heat and water
furnished. Available January IS. z
S. Il. Front Street, Milford. 422-5815
or 422-5315 A20-1-25-tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08

FOR Apartment, first
floor, , bedrooms heat and water
furnished Middle aged couple pre-
klq-3-1-tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-For your lining
needs call Milford Supply Co, 422-
441S. L-2-l-6t
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08
ODD CHESTS FOR SALE

Bureaus, beds, stands, odd chairs,
etc. wilkes. 200 North Street, Mil
ford. 3-8-1tp
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08
FOR SALE

FOR SALE-1951 Chevy sedan
excellent work car. 349-4370
G-3-1-3t
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08
NOTICE: CENSPOOLS pumped.

cleaned, and hauled Work guar
antetd Eric l.. Hazard. Milton.
DelaWar, Telephone 6Ni-431S
- Iu-a-tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08
TICF: WANT TO SLEFP
ARTHRITISl

NOTICE ( RT HR It's!
write for Medical Research Report
No 3 on I'ATENT 2.S33, 276 Reply
EoX NJ 49 60 Milford Chronicle
Milford 1S-S-1-2t
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR

RENT Centrally located, reason
able rates The Annex, II. u.
t'urniss, 125 y W. Front street.
Milford Phone f22- 562S or 422-
1909 E'-2I-1I-8-tt
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08
s1I.95 STORM WINDOWS FOR
I-SED FI-RNITTRE FOR SALE

FOR SALE NJ 4 5 i 4 y Harris
tractor, six cylinders, excellent con
dition, good tires: bottom plow,
works by hydraulic Oh manually,
whichever preferred. Joseph Crisp,
Harrington. 39S-3310 C25-3-S-1t
FOR SNLE-Grocery store, com
plete stock and fixtures, $4,000.
This is going business worth
much more Reason for selling, ill
ness Phone l22-a938 OF f22- 1881
n25-3-S-tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08

FOR SALE-I947 Ford pickup
with Mercury engine. 422-9l04 after
p. Nj. M-3-S-lt
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08
Real Estate

FOR RENT ; bedroom dwelling,
unfurniShed Call Frederick 335-
1850 D-3-1-tfI
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08
WANTED

Carpenter work. or
block laying. Phone 684-8735 OF
b64-663u T-l0-12-tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08
LINOLETM FOR SALE

FOR S.ALE-2S' cabin cruiser.
custom built, Chrysler marine en-
ginp and trailer Boat in excellent
shape, trailer new Owner deceas-
ed Gail 337-71SS R22-3-1it Il
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08

FOR RENT North 81 Milford
tWu-l"droam bungalow With earagr
attached. oil heat Immcdiat, pos
81 sion l22-52 IT, W-3-N- -tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08
COMBINATION STORM WIN

Y y : 7 NV y
DOWS FOR SALE Custom built.
triple track, at very reasonable
prices. For free estimate, call
Milford, 1922 SA44 Fisher Appl-t
ances. Inc. Milford F23-5-3tf
Milford chronicle., 1963-03-08
INFSF tNn tWFRICi\

NOTICE Thr / @; Burton COM
TaaN Garage and show Rooms.
Milford VIII be open every even
me from ! - III to 2 D. M
Ii-2l-1-7-tf
Evening star., 1963-05-17

Icent q year ago, he said. The
company is expanding It's for
eign facilities substantially, he
said.
The auto industry has pro-
vided an example Of what q
private business can do on It's
own, he declared. Pointing to
1857 and 1858, Mr.. Kendall said
foreign compacts were max
ing such a dent in the Ameri-
can car market that everyone
was demanding to know what
was wrong with American car
Makers" he said.
THE industry did not ask
higher tariff protection or sub
sides, but did the Job for it
self. 1t designed new compacts
in record time and through
open and free competition beat
the European manufacturers
at their own game"
A special feature Of the
Board Of Trade meeting was
presentation of diamond pins
and life memberships to two
50-year members. They were
Thomas A. Bright and Charles
A. Pardoe. Glen H. Phelps was
Evening star., 1963-05-17
SEC Is Relaxing
Rule on Reports
By Dow Jones


The Securities and Exchange
Commission proposes to relax
its requirement that certain
real estate investment COM
.panies make detailed quarterly
reports about the sources of
funds they distribute to share
holders.
1t would exempt real estate
concerns that make cash dis
tributions solely from current
net income or retained earn
ings.
At present all real estate In
vestment trusts and companies
that are listed on National
Stock Exchange or have more
than So million in securities
registered with the SEC must
submit the quarterly reports to
the commission regardless Of
their cash distribution policies.
The SEC imposed the report
ing requirement last June. Its
objective was to make data
available to investors about the
extent TO which these COM
panies were distributing to
shareholders cash that had
been realized from sources
other than current earnings
such as proceeds from property
sales.
Evening star., 1963-05-17
U. S. STEEL CORP. HELPS
Navy Contract Seeks
New Metal for Subs

extra strength and improve
heat and sound insulation.
Staggered welding also would
solve this difficult problem.
Included in the contract IA
a two-year basic research study
OF non-carbon alloy steels Of
100000 pounds per square inch.
Nickel has been the main alloy
OF experimental steels of this
strength but some difficulties
have resulted. A combination
OF some Of the new exotic"
metals may be the answer.
The Navy is not overlooking
the possibilities of titaniura
alloy. About 81 million will be
spent this year on its research.
Over So million has been spent
so far. Republic Steel, Crucible
Steel, and Titanium Corp. have
participated in this program.
The So a pound cost of titan
ium makes 1t prohibitive when
compared with 25 cents a pound
for HY80 steel. Navy officials
hope the cost of HYl30 will
also be reasonable. 1870
Evening star., 1963-05-17
Associations Report
Small Dip in Sovinos

After a long period of big net
gains in savings, the 81 mem
Der associations of the District
Savings and Loan League had
q decline in savings capital
during April, data from Presi-
dent John Stadtler of the
league disclosed today.
April savings receipts
amounted to $54,283,o4l while
share repurchases or with
drawals amounted to S54, $685.
663. representing a net de-
crease in accounts Of $685., 900.
In the previous month, re-
ceipts of $49,7O9,059 and re-
purchases of $28,835,272 left a
net savings gain Of $20,S63, ,7s7.
In April last year, receipts Of
$49.431,719 were slightly be-
hind $49.756.766.
April loan settlements
amounted TO 33,4S2, 900, COM
pared with $32,099,4l7 in the
previous month and $50, ,70s.-
070 in April last year.
Outstanding real estate loans
aggregated $1,479,137,044 on
April 80 VS.. $1.467 .894,547 a
month earlier and $l,354,304,-
SIS on the same 1862 date.
Evening star., 1963-05-17
8MiIIion Cars New Goal of Industry

With new-car sales runnin
at an annual rate Of Z million
for the second year in a row,
an 8 million car year has be-
come the next goal, declared
David Kendall, vice president Of
Chrysler Corp, here last night.
Addressing the 74th annual
meeting Of the Metropolitan
Washington Board Of Trade at
the Statler- Hilton Hotel, Mr..
Kendall said the current boom
in auto sales is no flash in the
pan and will continue to high
er levels.
He cited an increasing scrap
page rate for old cars, an in
crease in two-car families, rec
ord buying power. ample credit,
increasing auto travel on the
interstate highway system as
factors increasing domestic de-
In addition. vast new
markets for American cars are
developing in Europe and other
parts Of the world. he declared.
Chrysler has increased its
share Of the domestic market
to 1872 per cent in the first
quarter, compared with 90 per
Evening star., 1963-05-17
Woodward 8 Lothrop Net
Up $50 on Increased Sales

general discussions of questions
of common interest, 1t was
learned today.
Although there have been
previous informal meetings this
was the first conference of Off
cially appointed delegations.
The NAMSB has indorsed legis-
lation to create a system Of
Federally chartered mutual !
savings banks. Frank Yielding,
league president, announced
recently that the league is
studying drafts of legislation to
create a modernized Federal
savings association charter,
which would be available to
savings and loan associations
and mutual savings banks.
This weeks sessions were de-
Scribed as friendly and pro-
ductive" and further meetings
are being planned.
Co-chairmen were c. r.
Mitchell, Kansas City, past
president of the United States
League, and Morris D. Craw-
ford, jr., of New York, chair
man Of the associations legis-
lative committee,
Evening star., 1963-05-17
Pepsi-CoIo Sales
Set New Record

Dollar sales Of Pepsi Cola
Bottling Co. Of Washington set
new all-time records in the
first 1868 quarter, but the rise
in sugar prices has created
some uncertainty about the
years earnings, President c.
William Martin, jr.. told stock
holders at the annual meeting
yesterday.
Mr.. Martin said sugar prices
paid by the company have in
creased 13 times or a total Of
about $3.50 per hundredweight
since the first Of the year and
said the management is keep
ing a close watch on the mar
ket to make decisions OH prices
for its soft drink products.
So far this year, only one
small increase Of 10 cents on
some packages has been made
by the company, but the fu-
ture will depend on the sugar
market. eh said. Distribution
and administrative costs are
running below a year ago. he
added.
Dalton Bundy. vice president
and treasurer Of the firm, re-
ported that the Washington
company's stock now is owned
by residents Of 40 States, the
District and several foreign
countries. However SIS per cent
Evening star., 1963-05-17

unable to attend but will re-
ceive the same honor.
Directors elected for the
coming year included: j. Ar
mold Anderson, Safeway Stores;
Edmund o. Carl, Call Carl,
Inc; Edward ]. Clarke, Clarke
Laundries: George w. De Fran
ceaux, Frederick w. Berens,
Inc; r. Roy Dunn, Potomac
Electric Power; Richard D.
Gibbs, Peoples Drug; Harry N.
Hirshberg, jr., the Hecht Co.;
William B. Mullett, Kal Ehr-
Itch g. Merrick, Inc; Gerald
p. Price, Car Leasing, Inc;
Mark Sullivan. jr., Auchincloss,
Parker and Redpath; James F.
Willett, American Security and
Trust Co.; Joseph H. Deckman,
r. Robinson, Inc.
Evening star., 1963-05-17
BY DONALD b. HADLEY
star Financial Editor

-NN-
Net sales and earnings of
Woodward g. Lothrop were
well above a year ago In SO
weeks ended May 4, C. Robert
McBrier, vice president, fl
nance, reported in an unau-
dited interim report today.
Sales in the 52-week period
totaled $79.6l2,099, an in
crease Of 2.6 per cent from
$77,593.731 from the 53-week
period ended May 5, 1862. Mr..
Brier said.
Net profit for the So weeks
amounted to $2,673,577, an in
crease Of 5.3 per cent from
$2,537 ,635 a year earlier.
Results were considered
highly satisfactory, especially
since the comparable figure for
a year ago included one more
week.
Earnings per share were
equal to $2.43 a share, COM
pared to $3.50 a share a year
ago computed on the basis of
1,062,756 shares outstanding
after q three-for-one stock
split last November. Dividends
are being paid at a rate of
$l.20 a share.
The 1862 net profit figure
has been increased by $77,690
from the total reported last
year because Of the change to
straight-line depreciation for
reporting of operating results.
The unaudited report is sub
ject to change and adjust
ments.
Evening star., 1963-05-17
BY ALLEN M. SMYTHE
Star Special Writer

The Navy and the United
States Steel Corp. have Joined
in a determined effort to reduce
the possibility of submarine
disasters. They hope to develop
a new high-tensile alloy steel
that will make submarine
structure stronger, lighter and
less costly.
The $l,7Sl,OOO development
contract, Just signed, speeds
and extends the 100000 re-
ported already spent by United
States Steel on basic research
for low cost high-tensile steels
that could meet the rigid Navy
specifications.
United States Steel has agreed
to spend 100000 for a new
laboratory at Monroeville, Pa,
and another $250,00O to step UP
the program by July /, 1868,
when Navy funds become avail
able. About 100 scientists and
metallurgists are expected to be
associated with the project for
at least two years.
The goal Of the Navy Is to
have an alloy steel with the
strength Of 100000 pounds per
square inch that can be shaped
and welded easily. This would
permit submarines to dive three
times deeper than at present.
Lukens and United States
Steel are the main producers
OF -iY80 steel used for today's
undersea craft. It has q
strength Of $4,000 pounds per
square inch but is difficult to
fabricate and weld.
Vice Admiral Hyman G. Rick
over, the Nays nuclear scien-
tist, has been critical Of the
Welding techniques used on our
undersea craft. Admiral Ralph
K. James, Chief of the Bureau
Of Ships for 4 years. expresses
his view about the obsolete
equipment in both Naval and
private shipyards by saying,
I'VE don't construct subma-
rines, we blacksmith them"
Navy officials expect that new
processes and special equ' ment
to fabricate the HY130 will be
developed under this contract.
United States Steel already has
Joined with the Linde and Air
Reduction firms to develop new
welding techniques.
The Navy also has been
testing laminated hull struc-
lures. Sheets Of K-inch thick
ness Of this new steel could be
separated by Fiberglas to give |
Evening star., 1963-05-17
Mortgage Sales
By FNMA Squirt

The Federal National Mort
gage Association yesterday re-
ported an abundant supply OF
residential mortgage money In
the first quarter this year.
The agency said Its sales OF
mortgages during the three
months topped purchases by
S273 million.
Along with the sharp rise in
sales. purchases OF mortgages
we're reduced by about 80 per
cent, TO $46 million.
FNNdA President ]. Stanley
Baughman said the spurt in
mortgage sales was the result
OF long-term investors seeking
outlets for their funds.
Evening star., 1963-05-17

Of the owners live in its fran
chise area. Maryland residents
own % per cent of 1t to lead
the States.
Stockholders were invited at
the close of the meeting to
sample a new low-calory soft
drink called Patio Diet Cola.
Already tested in so market
areas by the parent Pepsi-Cola
Co. and expected to hit 100
markets by mid-year, it is be-
ing considered as an addition
to the product line of the
Washington company.
All directors were reelected
at the annual meeting.
Evening star., 1963-05-17
Sharp Gains Shown
By District Photo

Sales and earnings Of Dis
trict Photo, Inc, were well
above a year ago in nine
months ended March 81, Presi-
dent Melvin S. Cohen an
nounced last night.
Sales Of $2,044,501 were up
28 per cent from $1,593,555 a
year ago. Net income after
taxes was $100,387, a gain Of
SO per cent from $75,509. Net
income after taxes was $50, ASS
or 20.1 cents a share, compared
with $37,17S or 14.3 cents, an
increase of IL per cent, he said.
Evening star., 1963-05-17
Defense EIectronics
Bids Low on Bio Job

Defense Electronics, Inc, Of
Rockville is the apparent sue
cessful bidder for a So million
prime contract with the Air
Force, President Raymond S.
Rosenberg announced today.
The successful bidder will
supply the Atlantic Missile
Range with an improved ca
pability to receive and record
missile and space vehicle tele-
metry data from various new
and proposed missile and space
programs.
The anticipated contract will
be one Of the largest ground
station telemetry awards made
to any company.
Evening star., 1963-05-17
Store Sales Climb
IS Pct. Above 1862

Department store sales in the
Washington Metropolitan Area
jumped is per cent above a
year ago in the week ended
May IL and also we're up 81
per cent from the previous
week, the Federal Reserve Bank
Of Richmond reported.
Area sales in four weeks
ended May IL were down 8 per
cent from a year ago, while
those for the year to date were
up 6 per cent.
Evening star., 1963-05-17
CompunY ACQUIRED

CLEVELAND (AP). - White
Sewing Machine Corp. of
Cleveland announced 1t has ac-
quired ferguson Gage & Valve
Co. Of Burlington, Mass, in q
cash transaction. The purchase
price was not disclosed.
Evening star., 1963-05-17
SCI League Meets
With Savings Banks

Special committees Of the
National Association Of Mutual
Savings Banks and the United
States Savings and Loan
League met here this week for
Evening star., 1963-05-17
RumbIer Sets Record

DETROIT (AP). - Rambler
sales for the first 10 days this
month set q record, American
Motors Corp. reported sales OF
l3.052 units marked the best
for any initial period OF May.
officials said. and we're 20 per
cent ahead Of the first 10 days
Of April.
Evening star., 1963-05-17

oTtho Rose Core Program con-
slsfs Of fomovs orho Rose Dust 10
toke core Of insects and diseases.
plus The perfectly boloneed LIQUID
Rose Food for more and biqqer
blooms, longer and stronger stems
and reeUIor foliose. Regular 2.2s
Voluel Limited supply
I.88
Evening star., 1963-05-17

orsho Liquid Evergreen q AzuIsa
Food promotes heoIthier, ereener,
more lUxuriont folioee. Also eoueefs
Iron chlorosis tyelIowins Of leoves).
Promotes more and bigger blooms
on Azoleos. Use on all oeid loving
plants.
Evening star., 1963-04-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

THIRD '82 convert. all white with
red interior, p;s., p.b., D: driver
seat, elec. windows, etc. Low mi.
owner. Spotless eond. 525-5S3S.
T-RTRn Ia1 hard10n 10 N chooSa
Evening star., 1963-04-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

THIRD '62 conv., full power, incl.
windows and seat, chestnut finish
low MI Ike horSnsd-neE, $3.49S
/, ave. e, LA. 9-llO0.
Evening star., 1963-04-19
AUTOMOBILES FoR SALE
EATON CuEXy TNC
ROYAL MOTORS

9Th and FLORIDA NE. Ii. 7-i4oH
VALIANT '62 V-20O signet 2-dr.
hardttopa; 1tnHtopa + Ian and r. bucket Seats
Evening star., 1963-04-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

RAMBLERs-'5o-'82. used sedans
and sta. wag. from Sl96. SOUTH.
EAST RAMBLER. Branch ave. at
Naylor rd. Sc, 10. S-7S62.
RAMBLER '59 Classic "6" 4-dr.
sedan. auto 1 owner S7Qh
Evening star., 1963-04-19
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

RAMBLER 80 Ambassador Custom
4-door, maroon and white. auto,
tirnsi tires' IKE s; new. Pa Al .ssssI sno H. Wv
Evening star., 1963-05-05
SO3-AcRE DAIRY OR sTocE

303-ACRE DAIRY OR STOCK
FARM with road and railroad
frontage near Mt. Airy, Nd
Buildings consist OF 7-rm. homt
with heat and bath, large hank
barn, silos, machinery and loaf
ing sheds and good water supply
/ field boasts 100 acres. This Is
not only good buy as a farm
but an outstanding Investment
in the future growth Of Frederick
Co. Take landlord possession. This
farm is under lease at $275 pei
arrange q lst and 2nd mortgage
Evening star., 1963-05-05
COUNTRY ESTATES

LOVELY HOME on l2 acres in va,
committing distance ~ c.. ali
stone with interesting floor plan.
s bedrmss Z baths, Nv. rm.. din.
rm,, new modern Kitchen with
tabletop stove, wall oven. dis
posal, dlshwasher. lee. family rin
sun room. plus extra room and
bath over attaehed dble. garaEe.
Closets and storaee spacei I I Lac.
fish pond. on rear flagstone pa
tlo new horse barn with. q boz
stalls, tenant house. Hunting and
fishing on your own land Priced
IN mid-4ns with excellent H.
nancinF which can be assumed
call OWNER for appt 10 Inspect
708--b0a.gnan,
Evening star., 1963-05-05
COMMERCIAL GROUND

ADELPHI. NV, cor. Riggs I'd. at
Univ. blvd. 169. 800 SO. II. c-1.
81 II. Tenants. investors to de-
yelop stores. Az, HE. 4-0210.
APT. GROUND-Enough for 26O
units. Popular Sc. location. 800
per unit. Flexible terms. Mr.. Bo-
gen with LEGUM a. GERBER,
EN-. 10000. Ewes and Sundays
JU. S-S70l
Evening star., 1963-05-05

We offering values IN WATERFRONT, MOUNTAIN
WOODLAND and OPEN ACREAGE on the shenandoah River,
These fine tracts located Washngton1 most beautiful
suburban have the following featursS
lover 20 WATERFRONT LOTS on the Shenandoah River
with full repairian rights
2-IARuE TRACTS ranging from 70 10 acres in HARD
WOODS OPEN LAND. with beautiful Views and fine
homesites.
8-wHoLEsoME RECREATION FOR THE FAMILY. fishing
boating camping and hiking.
4-DEEps or GENERAL wARRANT1Es, closing cost.
b-REAsoNABIE PRICES. SMALL DOWN PAYMENTS. Terms
on monthly basis
0-Ths may YOUR LAST CHANGE 70 aeauirs the waterfront
lot on the Shenandoah Come first GET FIRST CHoicE
TO REACH West ROg.s 2 RSg. Q then shout 10 miles
OPEN WEEK ENDS
RIB. YOUNG, OWNER
Evening star., 1963-05-05
CHARLES H. JAMIsoN
JOHN BROWN FARMS

PooLEsyILLE. ND.
WI. S-O223 Or 30i--DI. g-3202