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The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-19
2 Girls, 10 Boys Enlist
In WAVES And NQvy

Two Wilmington girls were en-.
listed in the Waves yesterday and
ten. 17-year-old boys from the VII
mington area have been enlisted in
the Navy and left yesterday for
Raleigh, Chief Petty Officer J. w.
Brown, of the local navy recruiting
station announced yesterday.
The Wilmington office has a II
per cent lead over all other Navy
recruiting stations in the safe in
the enlistment of Waves tn S
month, Brown added.
The names of the girls ard IT,
year olds recruited yesterday have
not been disclosed.
OF the group, one boy went into
radio work, two in the air corps
and the remaining seven in the
medical corps.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-19
County Board Schedules
Induction Call Nou. IS

An induction call for white men
registered with county Draft board
No. 2 is scheduled on November 10,
officials announced Wednesday.
A Negro pre-induction call is
slated for November 6, while a
pre-induction call for white men
will be ordered November %.
In emphasizing the fact that it
was the duty of each registrant
to notify his draft board of any
change of address, officials dis
closed that they were looking for
Henry Armstrong Blake, formally
of Route 2, Wilmington.
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-19
By EDWARD KENNEDY

SUPREME HEADQUARTERS
ALLIED EXP EDITH
AY FORCE, Paris, Oct. 18.-tR-
determination of Nazism with al
of its works and symbols, n c
stern but just treatment of the Ger
mans generally are the terms o.
the military law being imposed in
German territory as it is WreStso
from Hitler's army.
Brig. Gen. Julius c. Holmes.
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower's dep.
uty for military government, said
today in outlining the scope Of the
measure that its main objecta was
to facilitate the work of the armies
in continuing their push.
The present code already is post
ed in those small areas of Ger
many SO far occupied and deals
only with the war period. Plans
for long-term occupation OF the
Reich are left for the Allied -ov-
ernrnents to decide upon later
The war law for Germany sets
aside the sovereignty of the Ger
man state and makes Gen. Eisen-
hover supreme judge and admin
istrator. It is effective in all areas
occupied by the armies under his
command.
The main provisions are the
elimination of Nazism, apprehen
sion of war criminals, protection
of Allied and neutral property, alb
rogation of Nazi laws. surrender O.
all arms by Germans, suspension
of civilian travel, courts, newspap
ers and radio stations, control Of
postal, telegraph an telephone
services and preservation Of all ex
listing records. archives. artistic
and scientific works and property
generally.
The code provides possible death
penalties for resistance behind the
Allied lines.
Gen. Holmes made it plain the
regime to be imposed on Germany
is nothing like the civil affairs ad.
ministrations set up in France, Bel
GUM and Holland, which he said
were purely to assist those coun-
tries.
It. is something like the admin.
istration drawn up for Italy.
The military law will be admin
istered by each army entering Ger
many-America, British, Canadian
and French-in the territory it oc.
cupies.
The first law of the code abol.
ishes the Nazi party, Nazi symbols
and all Nazi laws including the
Nurnberg racial measures, the law
making the Nazi party the only
one allowed, the Hitler youth law
and the measure which made it
illegal to say anything against the
Nazis. 1t also provides for the re-
lease of prisoners jailed for vio-
lation of such laws.
Under the code all Nazi funds
and records must preserved and
Nazi officials are ordered to re.
main at their pos:.s to await the
arrival of Allied authorities to ar.
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Home Clubs Make Plans
Ror Achievement Day

The New Hanover Federation of
home Demonstration clubs will
hold it's annual Achievement day
on Wednesday, November l, at the
new Industrial USO.
Reports from all committees and
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SOCIAL SECURITY
PAYMENTS HEAVY

The sum Of $1s.755.70 was paic
last month by the U. S. Govern
ment to persons living in the Will
n,insto area who are entitled to
monthly payments Of Old-Age and
Survivors insurance. In all. there
are 1342 men, women. and cnli-
dren in this area now RECEIVING
such benefits.
OF the total number Of beneflci-
aries. $40 are retired workers VINO
have qualified for benefits under
the old-age and survivors insurance
system and who are now % years
aid or more. The sum OF $6,S95. ~
is being paid to these each month.
Eighty aged wives Of retired work
ers are paid $817.46. Some OF these
annuitants have children under 10
wears of age who also receive
monthly benefits. Other women IN
this area who receive monthly
payments of old-age and surVlv'
ors insurance include "a widows
who have reached the age OF %
and 231 widows under IS having
minor children in their care. Bene-
fits to widows in the Wilmington
area total $4,G14.96, while 682 chill
dren receive monthly benefits to-
falling $6,381.63.
N. A. Avera, manager OF the
Wilmington office, explained that
the widow of an insured worker
who has children under the age OF
18 in her care receives three
fourths of the amount Of her de-
ceased husbands primary benefit
and each of these minor children
receives one-half of his primary
benefit (within certain limitations).
The Wilmington service are in
cludes the counties Of New Han
over, Onslow. Jones, Pamlico, Du-
plin, Fender, Craven Carteret,
Bladen, Columbus and Brunswick.
There are 5 aged parents OF &c
ceased workers now receiving an
aggregate of $60.43 per month in
the form of old-age and survivors,
insurance payments.
Mr.. Avera said that the defense
program is calling for workers of
all ages. and many people who
were drawing monthly benefits un-
der this Government Insurance sys-
tenn have gone to work or may
soon go to work on jobs that are
covered by the Social Security Act.
There is no reason why they snculd
not do this, he stated, but when
they do, they should notify the So
cial Security Board. He explained
that for any month in which
worker earns as much as SIS 0G
Chat is, over 1880 on any job
covered by the Social Security Act.
the law requires that the monthly
retirement benefits he receives I'm
der the act shall be. suspended.
Payments to his wife and children
must also be suspended during
those months.
Jobs covered by the act include,
In general, work in factories,
mines, mills, shops, stores, office,
hotel, restaurants, laundries, tele-
phone, telegraph, and radio serv-
ices, construction work, trucking,
or almost any other business or
industry carried on by private
individual, firm, contractor, or cor
poration. The beneficiary may
work on any job not covered by
the act, however, and he may work
for, himself, or run business of
his own, and continue to receive
his benefits, no matter how much
he earns. If his retirement bene-
fits are suspended because he has
gone back to work, they will be-
gin again when he stops work and
notifies the Social Security Board. |
-V-
The Australian phalanger is the
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Ra;l,oay Gun Shell A Dud;
That's Why Patton Lives

WITH THE u. 5. THIRD
ARMY IN FRANCE, Oct. IL.
-(P)-Lt. Gen. George S. Pat
ton, Jr., narrowly missed be-
ing a casualty from the. huge
railway gun employed by Ger
mans over a wide area of the
Third army. front when one
Of its 100-pound shells landed
within eight feet of him.
The shell was dud, now
ever, and Patton escaped un-
injured.
Mention of the gun had been
censored from, frontalne dis
patches until today. 1t has
been i'm action for some weeks,
firing in one area for a few
hours and then moving to an
other spot for q few more
hours.
The Germans brought up the
gun, which may be one dat
ing from the first world war,
when this front became stabl-
lied. Fired more than 80 miles
from its target, the gun is ex-
tremely inaccurate and useful
only in harassing fire against
big targets. Its shells were re-
ported landing in the Pont-A-
Mousson area between Nancy
and Metz this morning.
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clubs will be given, and program.
carried out during the ve.r
be summarized. Guest sna,h a
and the full program viii, \.
nounced later. " an
The Wilmington morning star. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1909-1990, 1944-10-19

The Australian phalanger is the
orr known animal with green fur.
sion.
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Avoid violent boiling to keep
vegetables whole. Reduce the heat
to the lowest temperatures re.
quired to maintain The steaming
after the food comes to a steam.
Evening star., 1944-02-06
ESTABLISHED ESTATE
Small Farming Estate
in NearbV Virginia

This attractive property, with spa
clous and charmingly restored Colonial
t. type home is within is miles Of downtown
fMaShlngton. with approximately 1.5O0-ft.
frontage on the Leesburg pike, this small
farming estate is situated on the Fairfax
Hunt and is on Greyhound bus transporta- :
tion to downtown Washington. The is
scres OF cleared fertile land is mostly
FENCED on the front with an artistic white
paddock fence, and there is beautiful dis
Iant view of the surrounding country.
The house, built of white clapboard. is spa :
tSlousiy Planned; Rooms include reception
fisis 1d staiTWay living nm I7Sa with ar
bay, window; dining room u3xi6S with
built7ln corner cupboards and French doors
opening on terrace; large pantry, modern
f9upped ndI e = kitchen lit d3Xl65, On the 2nd
fireplace bedrm.- G3xl3C, bedrm. Gixi35
with stairway from the Kitchen, bedrm.
sSxl4 and = baths. Other bldgs. include
2-rm servants house with bath. a large
WELT built bank barn, with concrete floor
and running water, 2 other arm, tenant
cottages cotthages' corncrib: small pear and apple
orcnard Price, S27,5O0.
GEORGE MASON GREEN CO.,
2S40 Wilson Blvd, Arlington, Va
CHI 3S3S Eveninps ar 1000
Evening star., 1944-02-06
FARMS WANTED,

WILL PAY $1,000 cash and $50 monthly
for t1. ster-tron.. farm D. r. Lamborne,
FARM. radius 90 miles Pentagon Bldg.
large acreage, stream. marketable wood.
electric. gas. phone equipment. tractor,
large house. tenant house, chicken houses,
fruit. Box 141-X, Star.
TO RENT or purchase on easy terms, a
small chicken farm; easily accessible to
transportation. Box 4S2-B, Star.
COLORED MAN and vile want a farm
Call NO 1927 ="
WANTED to hear from owner of farm for
sale for spring delivery. William Hawley,
Baldwin. Wis
Evening star., 1944-02-06
FARMS FOR RENT.

ters. ontbldes'. stabiins for l35 cows;
available on shares or money rent E. H
YOUNG, "a Central Savings Bank Bldg,
GROOM HOUSE, 4ebarns. good teams and
implements, on shares, now vacant Apply
". 3, Cation. 1928 Penna. ave. Sc
i5-A. Is TRUCK AND POULTRY FARM near
Anna polls, Md: monthly rental on shares
or, salary to responsible man; white or
SoIoREbA fsfm to sGs rent 20 40 mes
or for sale; suitable roadside business
Call lS41 Vernon st. NV, first floor, Apt.
. in morning or . and 3 pm.
Evening star., 1944-02-06
AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

s EAfTH 4s yan. I to GS{ as car for
once, special high cash price. Roper Motor
daH kyATE fAnrH s sash. sash 'oE
HsE5y s pay sssh sS5 lat,
Union Oss5 after pm
spss;al high prices paid Roper Motor 60,
rkfE j. for car, Fl.
eiiR Gans s4h SsS any sis node t. We
WheelsS; Inc 4siG Wisconsin. Or. ioso
to1 elean 1sSd OF TOP want 0fs ths
car @ tos 5a, war worker. sendall Pontiac
FoRD@Wll pay top premium pric. for I.
: s,y;rx Esr worker: BendaIl Pontiac, TE; aals;
lry necteut io meeS w. t. s4oo 1000 Pontiac 1921 Con-
CADILLAC wanted: nam. your Price. will
!sy !s n'ss W. t. s4SS 41sSd Pontiac 1921 Con-
try to meet Wd t. sIoS F1Sod Pontiac 1921 Con-
bopsE bsSf'eas' AS1 MS seaHssYs1rR sfHs wanted name
tiac: 1921 Connecticut. wo, s4oo. -.
necticut. WoNs400
TAxICAB with P y: c. or p. U. C. only
SRfvAff fisf ff* rSkfY Sif sssa Wants to buy la41
Buick. oldsmobile or, Pontiac. with low
mIeage nj : s,n Will pay cash, Call JA- 1e5e-w
GNDiviDTAL wishes TO buy for cash from
owner light 5-passenser car. Alexandria
iRsxtciHANeE fosr for dealers, buyers and
sellers. starting / am. lasting through
out day, Sunday only B,ips any car Key
PRIVATE PHI II Z PARTY wants to buy late model
aa4S sedsn ea s.th s Ky mileage from private
OLDSMOBILE wanted: name your price
will try to meet 1t Flood Pontiac, 4c21
GoVT EMpLoYr We S S4no pav cash for
u waSTE1sms YOU, ia
G1npec,eS, C try to meet Wo " s4do E0od Pontiac 1921
i glll tIy to meet It Flood Pontiac sS2I
Be SURE TO SEE SEE tovING before you sell
needed. Loving Motors. 1918 N st. NV
Mstsi We e. S$s IS s 8. = j. r tsII
$500 to sell your carr we - can an pay You you
plenty Of cash right now. Arcade Pontiac
PLYMOUTH-Will pay cash for clean
e! Ys sfp bensse isIs ea nE ts5 Ssls
WORKING MAN has cash to gay for
clean car, make or model not important
USED AUTO. without tires, g; ;oox1e; prefer
HAVE ALL CASH for 1889 Chevrolet or
PHTd SPasienssT CAP Call EN- So3s
Ford, Tudor or Fordor. Georse j. Hannah.
Evening star., 1944-02-06
Bluemont, Va.
COMMITTING DISTANCE.

COMMITTING DISTANCE.
10 acres State road property, miles
va new Boiling Field boulevard, extension
OF South Capitol ST.. to Md. line. Old, s.
rsom house, new tobacco, barn. excellent
boundary situated in subdivision area.
t-lee slo'T44E;o THEopoRt fsSE terms T Mrnx
EA. 2740 927 18th st. NV.
167 ACRES. SO ACRES CLEAR, 90 ACRES
house all new; . barns, / new; price,
Is1 acres, 90 acres clear; 7-room house,
Q 4-room tenant houses, 3 barns, large
stable, and all other outbuildings; price,
249 acres, near Munklrk, Nd, on Sandy
SPRINGS I'd; all wooded land Sanitary
- mini has IS TseE p nf pce hESp6 s6o
5-room house, 3-room house, barns,
so acres land: price, $4,000; rs acres, go
6-room house small tenant house. large
barns, stable, garage, "a mile frontage on
sriee srats rSsd ssaod 10 acres clear in woodland
cleo. bath. fireplace. barns; X mile on
State road, "a mile country road; price,
15-room house. bath, electricity. 2 to-
6aeco barns. 4-room tenant house. 1ss
4;room house not quite finished: large
CHICKEN house, liz acres ground: price,
So.OUD.
5 rooms, full basement, electricity. 3
acres ground: on State road: S445O,
IS acres, 45 acres clear; tobacco barn,
3-room tenant house; building in poor con-
dition; poor roads; price, $4,000.
and 3 chicken houses; Z acres ground,
all clear; stream In back; price, $4,000
3-room house, water and elec., new
acres clear: price, S3.950.
S-room house, all modern, full basement,
h.-w.h., 4 bedrooms, 3 acres ground, ga
rage, chicken house: $500.
w. E. HARDESTY,
Upper Marlboro. Phone Marlboro 6o.
Call All Day Sundays. HI. 0272.
Evening star., 1944-02-06
112 ACRES
With Restored Brick House

p miles from Washington over fast
good farming land and borders a pictur-
esape esq / creek rec The house sits up on hill
impressive Colonial mansion. It now has
living room about 16x32, 2 bedrooms,
bath' dining room and Kitchen it has city
plant. This property can be developed
sasily into an outstanding. estate. Price.
MASON H1RST, Annandale, Va, at the
END OF Columbia pike. Phone Alexandra
Evening star., 1944-02-06
VIRGINIA FARMS.

size and, from $4,000 to 100000 in price.
@ These farms are located in beautiful
Nforthern virginia from the Tidewater to
ing distance of Washington Cattle, dairy
and general purpose farms are a specially
a modest cottage or in stately Colonial
mansion. see
MASON HIRST,
Annandale. Va. at the End Of Columbia
Pike Phone Alexandria 5s12
Address: Route. 2, Alexandria. va.
Evening star., 1944-02-06
Southern MARYLAND Estate,

9, lWel known Farm.)
st. Marys County, on st. Georges Creek,
I'm Near the Potomac River,
$40 acres OF rich land of which $50
acres are arabic, remainder in timber
Farm has been used for past IL years. for
raising thoroughbred cattle. Soil In splen-
MISREPRESENTATION is q large,
attractive frame structure IN good condi-
ton, contains large entrance hall, large
Living living room with open fireplace, dining
room, Kitchen, buffers pantry, g bedrooms,
baths. full basement with large game:
room, furnace room and STORAGE. Heated
by hot water with abundance of radiation.
Grounds beautifully Handicapped
OTHER IMPROVEMENTS consist of a
2-story. gear garage with servants quar-
ters "Caretaker Cottage" tenant quarters,
numerous barns. stables and outbuildings,
all in good condition.
REASON FOR SELLING-Owner has
moved to another. State. otherwise estate
could not be purchased.
PRICE. $4,000. which is less than land
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT ONLY.
BOSS & PHELPS,
1417 X st. NV. Phone Ma. $500.
Evening star., 1944-02-06

SOL A. 425 TILLABLE; S-R. HOUSE, NEW
farm bldgs.; 3 mi. Purcellvile; S65 per a.;
stock and equip. can be bought at ap-
praiSal price
144 a, 135 tillabe; old stone res, farm
bldgs; good tenant available; $4,000.
80 a, 40 tillable; ,6-r, log house; $3.50.
100 a. 175 tillable; 30-cow barn, other
form bldgs.: 10-r. col. brick res, elec. and
water; tenant house; 100000.
The above are exc. watered and are in
veStments; located Loudoun Co., within 3
mi. thriving town.
30O-a. bluegrass farm; 7-r. stone res
overlooking Shenandoah River; - mi river
frontage; 5 mi. Berryville; S15,75O
Large lot, 10-r all-modern house; Al
condition; hardwood floors; property of
DR.. W. H. Turner in Round Hill, Va. Exc.
opening for physician; $4,000.
11-r. all-modern res: . apts.; u a.:
Purcellville. Va. S10.5O0.
C. c. ELSEA, Realtor,
Evening star., 1944-02-06
FARMS FOR SALE tcocticved,
IN PRINCE GEORGES CO.

IN PRINCE GEORGES CO.
- 1877 acres. 10 miles from D. c.. on
a beautiful farm for any purpose Can
De seen by appointment. Price, S28. SOC. 90
b. Ins re7 acres. acres S.story, 6-room house, Z
good g srayel road; 5 mi. from Prince Fred.
erick, Nc: Price, Sl2.O00.OO
HEIGHTS REALTY COMPANY,
---- Marlboro 1853
INVESTIGATE x6S SOUTHERN MARYLAND
z baths 8 fireplaces. electricity. telephone
5,car garage, farm buildings, excellent
road, ! mile stream frontage: so acres cui-
tivated. good woodland; S15,SOO. Reques,
nSt Colonial homes, productive farms
acreage on beautiful rivers and bays
LEONARD SNIDER. La Plata Md.
lag ACRES-IMPROVED WITH A TWO
story frame house, electricity, two mod
ern baths, modern 20-cow dairy barn, rib
stone silo. Immediate possession. $13, 1000
100 acres near Cedar Grove-Seyen-
room frame house, electricity, small barn
shipping milk to Hyattsville: plenty Of other
outbuidinss. viii sell equipped. S12,-
FRED B. CUSHMAN,
olo Frederick Pike, Gaithersburg, Md.
Telephone 800 Omen Today
Evening star., 1944-02-06
370 ACRES,


Approximately 1926 under cultivation
Large, modern 9-rm. house with electric
pumps; bank barn, tenant houses, chicken
houses and other outbldgs. On about 2
mile from Potomac River on high eleva :
tion with view of Sugar Loaf Mountain.
3O-min. drive from D. C. Immediate DOS
session. Less than S10o per acre. win
consider trade for small property. Can
be seen Sunday or, any. day BY appointment
E. M. FRY, INC,
7240 Wis. Ave. NV. wi. e74o
80 ACRES, IMPROVED BY AN s-RooM
modern house; baths. hot-sir heat, large
large chicken houses to accommodate To-.
goo chickens; some woods, on hard road,
Owner in Army Must be sold at once.
Price, $4,000; terms.
Buell. M. Gardner-J. e. Kelly.
Phone $50, Rockvilia. VA
Evening star., 1944-02-06
FARMS FOR SALT.
"STROUT BARGAINS.O .

Big catalog OF country real estate from
Maine to Florida and west to the Missis-
many Illustrated with pictures, rock-bot-
tom prices-all types farms, country
homes, business opportunities, etc. Sc
curity. and proht lays in the land TODAY.
Save time and money by taking ADVANTAGE
q the helpful. efhcient service offered by
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FREE COPY Of this big book STROUT
REALTY, 1427-N Land Title Bldg, PhiIa
Evening star., 1944-02-06
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

DODGE DUMP, 3-ton; good tires. ready
to work. has just passed inspection. N. D,
Butler. lao Goth st. NV. Executive 59l 3.
FORD 1897 panel delivery. good tires,
good condition. N. p. Butler. ll40 2oth
st. NV. Executive 5913.
STAKE BODY tbody only with sides;
short wheelbase for Ford chassis: S35
N D. Butler, 1140 goth st. NV. Executive
CHEVROLET TRUCK. 1897, dump body;
1000 miles s7?5. EN- 1895,
pickup or stake body; Sl25 cash Glebe
| TIMKEN "-speed rear with housing and
one Eaton 2-speed rear with housing, Call
FORD TRUCK, '32. 1la-ton express BODY,
Sl75; Chevrolet sedan del, rs. SID.
Both in good condition. Phone OK. 1868.
REPUBLIC 1ls-ton heavy duty EFT spe-
cial panel body truck; Al condition; Il
large heavy duty tires: tires worth at
least $500 Owner ILL., but will not sac
riflce. See VIM. Davis, 2252 llth St. NV.
FORD 1895 station wagon; practically
new; prewar tires, excellent motor, seats
Q: no body work to be done; good heater;
$500 cash OIL 541G.
FORD dump truck, l941: good tires, spe.
cial 1OO-horsepower Mercury motor, Wood
hydraulic 23-yard body, cab shield. new
green paint. Mcmahon Chevrolet Co..
1923 Ga. ave, GE. 0l00.
TRACTOR. 4 Chevrolet, new S25x20
tires new motor transmission, equipped for
trailer. Call Temple 4316 after ; pm. -
Evening star., 1944-02-06
PRINCE GEORGES co.
VIRGINIA ESTATE,

NEAR ,WARRENTON-181 ACRES.
balance in wood. Modern S-room house
with hot-water heat. First floor Large liv
ing room with stone fireplace, dining room
kitchen, new elec. refrigerator and ga:
stove, breakfast room, large bedroom, bath
and screened front porch. Second floor
3 bedrooms and bath, basement, coal fur
mace, garage. One 4-room and one ..
room tenant houses, both with bath, run
ming water and electricity. One l0-stal
horse barn with large storage space fol
feed. One 2-story dairy and horse barr
with storage room aud concrete basement
Large hog house with concrete floor. Corr
crib, machine shed and chicken houses
All barns and hog house have running
water and electricity, Sl5,750 81 800 cash
Ssh
Evening star., 1944-02-06
MONEY WANTED.

$500. to be secured by 1st mortgage on
excellent 5-room house, garage and over 2
acres Of lang in nearby Maryland. Prop
230-Y. Star.
Evening star., 1944-02-06
BILLS SPECIALS

BILLS SPECIALS.
1a41 Dodge clubs coupe, radio and heater
194l Chevrolet town sedan, r. and h.
1941 Plymouth spec. de luxe 4-door. r., h.
194O Plymouth 4-door sedan, r. and h.
1889 Chevrolet 2-door sedan, r. and h,
1889 Chevrolet club coupe, r. and h.
1910 Ford 2-door sedan, heater
These cars have good tires. Trade and
terms. Open Sunday.
BILL MOTOR SALES,
Rd21 Aua
Evening star., 1944-02-06
ASK JOr Mr. watson.
28 MILES FROM D. c


% MILES FROM D. c.
os4-acre stock farm, go acres in high
state Of cultivation, laid off in 5 fenced
in fields watered by spring and running
branch: 64 acres in hardwood timber: i'm
proved with 6:-room frame house. cleo
crib. poultry house hog . house and l,a large
600: 5000 down, terms on balance.
MODERN STOCK FARM,
800 acres, watered by } running streams
and never failing we'll. good line fences and
good cross fences; 7-room dwelling, full
basement. hot-air heat, modern kitchen,
bath, . screened-in porches, 3-car garage:
Broom tenant house: barn with room for
80 head stock, cattle shed 60x20. corn
crib. wheat barracks 24x56, machine shed
SO It. long, new Marietta silo. LOCATED
in Fairfax County, 81 miles from D. c.
This is an exceptionally good buy at
RAY BARNEY,
Vienna. Va. Phones: Office. 21s; Res, ] 81
ON MAIN VIRGINIA HIGHWAY,
26 mi. from WASHINGTON, easy driving dis
tance. 55 acres excellent farm land.
Mostly cleared. Long road frontage. Bus
line by property New brick house of T
very large rooms. center hall, full base
ment and large freplaces not quite COM
pleted Old log house. 5 rooms; barn and
small outbuildinss. $4,000 % cash;
432O Lee Hwy. CH. 2440.
Evening star., 1944-02-06
Montpon1erv ~ Porooin

Montgomery Co. Bargain.
- Accredited dairy, 325 acres, fertile soil
I-room frame house, elect, water, tenant
house, 1S-stanchion dairy. barns, out
pulldings, streams, springs. good fences 4C
with tractor; price, $4,000. j. LETTON
MARTIN 954 Earle Bldg. RE. 2492