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Evening star., 1946-03-27
De GauI|e Agent Doubts
Petiot Headed ti-Nazis
BY the Associoted Press

PARIS, Mar. PA wartime in
telligence agent of Gen. Charles de
Gaulle told a Paris court yesterday
that he was unable to find any
trace of the anti-Nazi resistance
group which DR.. Marcel Petiot, now
on trial on charges of Staying 26
persons, claims he headed.
The agent, 1t. Jacques Yonnet,
had been assigned by the court to
investigate Petiot's assertions rela-
tive to the "Fly-Tox Group" which
Petiot claimed executed" So per-
sons for collaborating with the Ger
mans. The state has charged Petiot
with numbering Jews and others
lured with promises of escape from
Nazi-occupied France.
1t. Yonnet said Petiot had claimed
contact with certain resistance
leader whose underground name he
gave. Yonnet said the leader did
not adopt the name until after
Petiot had been arrested and lodged
in a German iail.
Evening star., 1946-03-27
leftists axe Lead
In Italian Returns
BY the Assoeioted Press

ROME, Mar. 27-Returns from
more than third of the / ,469 COM
munes which elected councilmen
Sunday disclosed today that leftists
had won 1928 seats against 1901
for rightists. The leftists carried
251 communes, the rightists 2lS,
and independents and minor par
ties A.
The Rightist Christian Democrats,
however, continued to display the
greatest strength as single party.
capturing 3,006 seats and majorities,
in ITO communes. Their main
strength was in rural districts, while
the Communists and Socialists piled
up their majorities in cities of the
industrial north.
Evening star., 1946-03-27
Veterans Cautioned
On Buying Homes and
Converting Insurance

/ The Veterans Administration
Issued two warnings to veterans
today: Go slow about buying a home
on today's market. Don't convert
your insurance until you can afford
it.
Asa B. Groves, recently appointed
acting chief appraiser of VAS loan
guarantee service, who cautioned on
home buying pointed out that when
there are 10 prospective buyers for
every available home "the paying OF
premiums for certain considerations
is not a rarity"
He gave as an example a case
where the contractor shows the
buyer a $4,000 home but says that
because of existing shortages, he
will have to pay an additional $500
In premiums to get needed materials.
The buyer bears the added cost.
Loan Purpose Defeated"
Mr.. Groves said there had been
reports that veterans have been
agreeing to make a separate deal
and pay the difference between the
appraised value of the property and
the asking price. VA may approve
the application for a guaranteed GI
loan but "the veteran defeats the
purpose of legislation set up to aid
him." Mr.. Groves pointed out.
VA doesn't close its eyes to such
practices, Mr.. Groves said, but hasn't
received enough information in any
case to take action.
If veterans will wait, he added,
they will have a wider selection,
better materials and modern i'm
provements. The warning came in
anticipation of a sharp rise in the
number of applications for GI loans
since iberalizing regulations we're
issued earlier this month.
The warning to veterans not to
convert their insurance too hastily
was issued by Harold w. Breining,
assistant administrator for insur-
ance, who. said VA was surprised
TO learn tllat bad insurance advice
is being given unintentionally to
veterans by many persons wanting
to be helpful.
Present Protection.
Mr.. Breining said the best advice
VA can give the average veteran
is to continue paying-at least tenn
porarily-the same low premiums
he paid while in service. BY doing
this, Mr.. IBreining explained, the
veteran can be protected by insur-
ance until he can afford the kind
Of converted insurance that will
meet his needs.
"By no means should the veteran
be urged to convert his policy
when he may be uncertain about
his economic status" Mr. Breining
said. Nor should he be urged
under ordinary circumstances to
date back his converted policy. AL
though it provides the veteran with
a good means of investment to date
back usually requires substantial
cash payment which the average
veteran can ill afford and which
gains him no particular advantage"
Mr.. Breining advised veterans
with extra cash to put it into in
surance but use it to pay premiums
in advance, where VA offers a dis
count.
Evening star., 1946-03-27
|Aosto 'Seporotists'
Stage Demonstration
By the As,oeio,ed prsss

MILAN, Italy, Mar. 27.-Dis-
patches to Milan newspapers today
said "separatists" staged a violent
demonstration at Aosta yesterday
seeking the independence" of tiny
Aosta Valley in Northeast Italy,
which once was reported claimed by
France.
An unspecified number Of persons
was said to have been wounded in
clashes with Italian troops and cara
binieri during day-long clashes
which were finally quelled late last
night.
Evening star., 1946-03-27
Barueh Appointment
To UN0 Atomic Unit
Studied by Senator's
BY the Asseeiotsd Press

Bernard M. Baruch has assured
Senators that national security will
come first with him during forth
coming negotiations to share atomic
energy secrets with the world.
Excused from a scheduled appear
ance on Capitol Hill today, the
Presidents representative on the
United Nations Atomic Commission
outlined his views in telegram to
Senator Vandenberg, Republican, of
Michigan.
Chairman Connally planned to
read the telegram to the Senate
Foreign Relations Committee, called
to consider Mr.. Baruch's nominal
ton. He said he might make 1t
public later.
To Confer With Byrnes.
The committee deferred action.
Chairman Connally told reporters
this was because Mr.. Baruch intends
to have conference with Secretary
of State Byrnes Ito go over all these
matters.
The chairman did not enlarge on
his statement except to say that
the committee may want to discuss
things with Mr.. Baruch after he
talks with Mr.. Byrnes.
Senator Vandenberg said only
that he had addressed -four or five
fundamental questions" to Mr..
Baruch and had received "satisfac-
tory answers" AS a result, the
Michigan Senator withdrew his re-
quest that the 75-year-old park
bench statesman testify before the
committee.
Expected approval of Mr.. Baruch's S
nomination will leave to the special
Senate Atomic Committee the task
of further inquiry into pending
plans for making atomic energy de-
velopments available to other ma
tionS.
Favors World Group.
Chairman Mcmahon said this
phase will be taken up next week
when the committee calls David E.
Lilenthal and other members of a
State Department advisory group
who urged worldwide ore e-to-energy
control by an international author
| ity set up under UNO.
Although some members have in
dicated opposition to the Lilienthal
plan, Senator Connally said he was
favorably impressed with the idea
of letting the international group
control the production of ore and
supervise the plants which convert
it into power.
This will be accomplished more
easily, he said, if scientists reports
are true that they have found
way to "denature" the energy pro-
ducing element of plutonium so that
It loses its destructive explosive
power.
Turns to Final Draft.
The Mcmahon Committee turned,
meanwhile, to the final draft of pro-
posed domestic legislation with signs
that there is new fight brewing on
the question of civilian or military
control.
Chairman Mcmahon indicated he
will offer proposal that the FIVE
member control commission be en-
larged to include the Secretaries of
State, War and Navy. Under his
tentative plan, each of these could
appeal to the President any commits
sion decision he considered harmful
to national security.
An amendment by Senator VAN
danberg already approved by the
'committee would set up a military
liaison board authorized to make
such appeals.
Evening star., 1946-03-27

There Is No Finer Blend Of Gross Seed at
Any Price
A scientifically balanced blend of
the finest re-cleaned turf grasses
treated with vitamin rootone hor-
mones at price so low you'll have
no excuse for not having a beauti-
full lawn this summer.
Evening star., 1946-03-27
Koo Doubts UNO's Power
To Stop Aggression Yet
BY the Associated Press

CHUNGKING, Mar. 27. - T h e
United Nations Organization is not
powerful enough at present to stop
aggression, Wellington Koo, Chinese
Ambassador to Great Britain, de-
clared in broadcast last night.
Stressing the need for co-opera-
tion and understanding among the
Big Five, Koo declared:
ut is our unchanged policy to
support the UNO as a guarantee of
world peace. China is always ready
to cooperate with other countries
for this purpose"
Evening star., 1946-03-27
Northern Lights Delay
|Overseus Air TruveI
BY the Associated Press

NEW YORK, Mar. 27.-Airlines
officials yesterday reported overseas
air travel had been delayed several
days by disruption of radio COM
munication which they ascribed to
the aurora borealis or northern
lights.
A spokesman of the Civil Aero
nautics Authority Overseas Com
munication Bureau said the cosmic
display, which began at 7 pm. Fri
day, has blacked out nearly all over
seas short-wave radio communica-
tiOn
Evening star., 1946-12-17
STORES FOR RENT.

14th ST., NEAR PARK RD.-Entire 2nd
floor rms sppsGx 400 epsI sa ;:5sss IT, prs
ssss sss lxRs fssLssTs q sasS
Workshop. approx. 800 So. It. al utilities
tsl ca DiFsah NJ % ssas a RE ss1s
store SsH sPacE 81 AlVAsiLABLE-Basement
excellent opportunity in one Of ne finest
downtown locations. Cali MR.; KAY, Ma.
3940. Sunday. IL to 2; Ma 1884. week
says; says s1SaoLs I q Sd AVE. s.E.-Ne1s to COM
bnsnsss ns WpoN s0s cor so
tH nrst con Commercial ne location; idssi for Chinese
isrndsy. gseant Gsii LEO n; a;r BERN EEaS
1901 9th ST. NV, corner 9th and s.
Large corner store u arst-elass colorsd
shopptng section; ideal Iar srocers sgores' ps
PsTn cs Leg RxSkfl sERNsTaN faas sfRa CO.. fsh a15
K st. NV. NE. 54o0. 20
sa.s sa 81 Win ns.F and ssa
slSR; aq, SsIl Isns ssssrtRsaf LEO NJ M BEhN- EaaS
N ST. NV, nr. goth st.-store and base.
msns; es.ass; $500 mo. pRgRay 3sa. REAtaTY 1a
s2s sss fs.h s 81. NV. " 1bst1sen s and Il sss.,
-20xg5 feet to alley; 3 doors. immediate
possession of entire building available or
lease for long term This is an excellen,
location for any substantial business con.
cern For details consult II. CLIFFORD
BANGS. 200 Investment BLDG. 18th anc
COLUMBIA FIKE-Park and shop center;
newly established; excellent spot for re-
tail trade: good lease available. CHAS.
I. MORRIS, 2135 Pa. ave. NV. RE- 2l12.
ON WILSON BLyD.. In Clarendon, Va
Several excel. stores in heart Of Claren-
don. mr.. j. C. Penny's, Hahn Shoe Store.
Lerner's. ETC.: reasonable rental on 6-yr.
lease. Call Mr.. Franklin, WEAVER BROS,
INC, Wash. Bldg. DI. $500; eyes,, GL.
1886 --19
CORNER STORE. for beauty shop or tailor;
$65 MA. 2S65; eyes,, New Jersey and
L. 2O5 L St NV, ia 5454 lis
Evening star., 1946-12-17
LOTS FOR SALE.

OUR MONTHLY PAYMENT. financing TO
build your home in Chevy Chase, Nd. Is
about the same as rent: representative
on the property daily, 3 to 8 pm: at
Conn. ave. and Jones Bridge I'd. FuLlTOSHG
2; GORDON, 1927 Eye st. NV. D1. o23u
s-ACRE 81 HILLTOP BUILDING SITE, with
commanding view Of beautiful surround
ings, adjoining several small country es-
tates of charm and disttnction. This Is
one OF the most desirable, building sites
In Montgomery County, where ADJOINING
neRss hs price ssoeS ncludss
a private. paved driveway. already con-
structed. leading to the top Of the hil.
able IN Gne beautIfal q Gnl sprnsbTooE. sin rsiay
restricted development on the ColeSytlle
rd in the Silver Spring area about 20
minutes drive from downtown washing
tive covenants assure lasting values and
freedom from encroachment. Homesites
here average more than acres each.
Some wooded Some with streams. Prices
begin at S4.750. including paved .roadways
without assessments Of any kind. ldtera-
tnre and plat on request: Phone 1or an-
pointmelt to, inspect. GEO. J. MOSS ac!
BEAUTIFUL sA AJPHPuL wooDMooR, silver spriGng 5
most appealing community, the perfect
location for your future home, where over
200 individually. designed dwellings re-
fect the high character OF DEVELOPMENT.
Sites ~ TO 125 feet wide. as Low as Si.4OQ
SHs as ssrTinsl Rssar Plsas sH q s Fsauest oEo g.
NEAR 18th AND ROxANNA RD. NV
shepherd Park. beautiful large det. lot;
price, 81. 760 up. sHArIRQ, INC. 1106
Vermont ave. NV. Nx. 1717. 1S
Evening star., 1946-12-17

THos, j. OWEN q SON, auctienesrss;
435 Southern Building - Trustees sale
Of valuable two-stoIy brick dwelling
certain deed Of trust duly recorded, in
Liber No. S25s, Folio 1o1 ct SEQ. OF the
and at the, resuest Of the party secured
at public auction, in front OF the premises,
on MONDAY, the thirtieth day OF December
AID 1916. at 4 o'clock pm. the follow
ing described land and premises, Situate
in the District Of Columbia, and desig-
mated as and being Lot numbered Sixty.
sion Of Lots in Block numbered Seven ~.
the Once Of the Surveyor for the District
Of Columbia in Liber County % at folio
A Note: Block numbered Seven cd is
now designated for purposes of assessment
and taxation as Square numbered Thirty
i've Hundred and Twenty-Five {3522).
Terms OF sale: One-third of the .pur-
chase-money to be paid In cash; balance
in two equal instanments, payable IN one
and two years. with interest at per
cerLurn per annum. payable semiannually.
from day Of sale. secured by hrst deed of
trust upon the property sold. or al cash.
at the option of the purchaser. "A deposit
Of $500 will be required at time OF sale.
All conyeyancing, recording, revenue
stamps, ETC., at cost OF purchaser. Terms
Of sale to be complied with within 80 days
from day Of sale, Otherwise the trustees
the risk and cost of defaulting purchaser,
after I'VE days advertisement OF such res
ington, D. c. w e WILEY, WILLIAM A.
LUDKE. r. TROY CAMPBELL. trustees.
de1720,23,26 ,26,2S.
Evening star., 1946-12-17
INVEST. PROP. FOR SALT tconsI

ItNVeSl. pW0r. TIN SA63 tS0ntl :
BATTI1ORE AFT HOUSE, loo units:
Wssos pIakAnb Iae 4 c5 asarfFsse'as Fssss Sansi SssEnsi
55oSsHscRksEs 5Sssc RE Rssss aa Easn sp 49ss hoa,.,
With GARAGES. In good location. on nice
bssRf bgH 4 Es nsoosea co sessors shs f1oSSS
SseuNir Sse nj E x.isT@oRY vi @ BLDG. nr. 18th and
an orrnsl na saans pa Psss
sG GOD invest insssspens sntsd snd i sRSnid be looksd
Leach. dE. i4ss. with BETHEL. pI.
9.FFxxMILy FLATS. conyenient to down
containing 16 units each: may be pur,
chased r sr0up e an
anSf tion With TOT total ra q anits brinsinr m an
tis tusi sroap o has a an Individual T sas heater.
ST these Nnuigse i1se soDd With 0'ys sAsaN ~
5HSi1 WI 1aAvH sEvRRHL I'VE : 4-&anit unit M Apartment Si
houses Tor sale II the District and nearby
sasssas g. O. have sn ssss ssSs snd
gs5 fsEtesr ssisHs I'D is c6 sefs
sRitk sai a;k 4.fAMiIY. zoned commercial. In,
come Sl.00s Tenants furnish own heat
sna Ra so Stores a
Located at and North capitol S.; PRICED FRI 4
, pI 1ds9 sys 81 gsse sa apart
ments. complete with FURNISHINGS, at less
4sss. AZ B6ss 4 PHEi4ss. i4f7 K st. NV.
FIRST OFFERING, $3.50; 4-family nat,
8 years old, in desirable ne. location;
each apt. has separate heat and utilities.
with SIDNEY I: BROWN . Co, 1907 1901 \
5 5 UNiTfs1s nNf have rms. oil h: tenants
ssy ssi $50. 49, i5aS pAvp q. Kiksca. pf sssS.
sHsas s H. srsaas s5o enf b1v ;sfE' s'fR Ssas
Ri REAR af fsth AND CLIFTON sts. NV
3-story brick arranged in apis; nov
yielding better than $500 monthly rental;
apis. furnished: refrigerators. g stoves,
a.,n tion. Price, Ice $4,000. FRED 4. SMITH,
Realtor. lib 18th st. NV. RE. 666l.
FIRST COMMERCIAL, near Eastern Mar
ket-3-story building Of stucco and frame
with left, depth; LIST door now vacant
and ideal for restaurant. delicatessen or
store: End floor, rooms and bath; rent
R for saTH RAJ G ksadr hNa PTfs 1fs fS e
aos aei iUNiT If APT APT. BLDG, excellent NV. ioc.,
has stores on side of bldg. facing busy
street; building is mod: rents are excep-
M an s os
This is sound investment. For further
4s4s. ssa'i Ii. 4osa. A -
Evening star., 1946-12-17

2 70 10 ACRE BUILDING SITES, $3.50 te
Clinton, Nd; and / north of Roc5yiils;
sobseeo aa dovn iara pal suitable
ehssiss c. ad Il MIS- sIss from ,s .i9s s9s
eGnS RsF Sri in fMEEo TME EGogNTRsBs.utifal M RsssB 8
acre sites in Colesyille area Mont. CO; Co.
that's really. desirable IS hard to 1nd. Look
into. this This month before 1ph shs Tv owner s1I
1889; sun. and eyes,. sH. 6916, Mr.
TIpe Ti5 a, 40 minutes ride n. Of D. c.; 10 a..
cataWay. ra vnna $3.50. sso N. 3. RYoN CO. dE
aEAx ii + .g9ns eogSsry y..ss.ea s h2ns sIa
3. c.; nicely restricted for your upM p5ofeS5 MSS
iambia nj hsNDR pife. : rhone hone AIsI. I 5soe Closed
t level sS s2s psig s'EgssE4s1 E
ssel1seSsEi Sc 1AcsEsnRipe G Tor building; about
mile from District line on asphalt re !;
SSSSiii, with W. BoAzE. a4os 18th St. q !; -,
Any An 3 AMOUNT OF ACREAGE from acre
i planned community; some tracts have
water and seweTage: price according TO
location and utilities available; also invest-
ment acreage at low prices. but IN the
path Of DEVELOPMENT. See MASON HIRST,
Annandale, Va, at the end Of Columbia
pike. Phone Alex. 5812; closed Sunday.
IDEAL LOCATION for suburban homes In
nearby Va; stop easy. drive to Constit,i-
tion ave, over beautiful 4-lane Lee blvd;
acre and up in high wooded section Of
Crystal Springs; plat mailed on request.
r. W. MULLEN, OK. 1882. days OF ewes.
COLORED-APT. OR SHOfPING CENTER
excellent Northwest location: high eleva-
ton; surrounded by wide, paved streets
and many new homes; utilities already
M Thornton, WA. 1896. with FRANK
8. PHILLIPS. D1. AL. 40
Evening star., 1946-12-17

1sT COMAdERCIAI--N.. Capitol st. corner:
cah cIYy yDisslbiss, FR. a61s, with MALCOLM.
&C. ssAHaASSgENsBURG SgESNasBURG RID. NE. south Of New
land, about 900 feet by average Of $50
Of the heavy trafic streets Of the city.
sEies; q, per T,s square foot. NouIs E
with 2 rms. SECOND floor SIS 600 MT
REALTY. INC: l345 Good HOPE e, sc. =
Virginia community. ]. LEE
5aAkoaR9fr6WN "A aS2fi 6dSs IaaoMErhis 1st-commsr- s
unusual opportunities for an exclusive
business location; large Soft vng room ON
Seb ) baths tbs On M and hoor: dining room soxa0,
kitchen and full bath In English base
ment: .fireplaces;. new oil burner; ex-
house Ssises in exceiIent condition; properly ssx
HEANEY q Co; exclusive agents, 2e53
iash Inan' 81. 1.s NEAR M fIHs Park RDBuildins in
cludes 2 stores and living quarters: OF
the best business locations In the city For
REALTY CO. 1401 Monroe st. NV. MI.
iii iii FLORIDA AVE. N:E,owner forced
Including the long established, fully
equipped auto repair garage. The lot is
40x140; the garage LIS 40x40 and occupies
the rear portion Of this lot; offered for i'm
mediate sale subject to $4,000 in trusts;
must be seen to be appreciated. This set
up lends itself to many uses: priced to SELL
2nd commercial story
brick building, 23x90, 1st floor vacant.
IL g
OFFICE BLDG.-can be
purchased for approx; hye times rental.
1ic1SiTa = & My OF eend AND LII brick btlild- lid
ing. 8 rms. and bath. suitable for ofices
able for auto repair. y MURRAY Cos
"a. "a GG2SSwsMjrRcrAI. G2SwsMj near Cam ave ,s-l md
L-Brick building ideal for auto loan
business ard other purposes. MURRAY
CO.s ma. 1Soo. ---As
Evening star., 1946-12-17
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

FALLS CHURCH. on railroad; all or part
iarge warehouse and lumber shed. Parts
i IS necessary 70 dispose ot the whole.
TE G;, sol1. after hoqTs; ,ais oatnsrxiss here
End COMMERCIAL, facing the new South
Capitol Street Bridge; 127--ft. frontage,
HARRY ]. DEEIsEN. BOND SidE. Ma. z57s;
s;ssfs sSsSe sa r ct 9 .id,ns xsI.;
slss, ri p;ass SOC sa. t1saaeA g. a. NJ. ROTH, wNsd-
iiz ACkEs on Ksnilvorth aye, opposite
oWEEsEs sgs VA ss$s Or aEssRSssIs a2Ss lSis: I5
s.,s q Tsct = Sn 5 g nesf 11lgSas
at prices which VIII appeal to any buyer.
near businss hn No Price as hisser thsn %
fsns sHoEMARER. 81 AXE - lie W ss. a NV. INA IA.
FACING u. 8. HWY. NO. 1. Immediately
south Of Pentagon. 10000 50. It, railroad
after 8. TR. 4xss. write BOZ 4-Y. star.
FACING o. 8. HWY. NO. 1. Immediately
south Of Pentagon, 10000 50. It.. railroad
after 6. TR 449s. write Box 4-Y. Star.
Evening star., 1946-12-17

WAREHOUSE SPACE for rent in Wash
ington for quick occupancy, $4,000 50. ft.
complete in freproof bldg; $4,000 %. #
so days; 5000 sa. It. in Virginia. Feb
ing. Contact Mr. Mitchell, with ROBERT
Z; McKEEvER CO., Realtors shorehan
i-SToRY. MODERN BRICK building, H..
600 50. It. door area: no columns; lift
glare skyiigf1t: heavy duty electric service
overhead space heaters; b-ton bridge crane
able eiectronic research. printing, light o
heavy manufacturing. etc. Faces No.
hwy, Arlington. Va, 1 mile from 14th 8
bridge See Mr. Norris, WEAVER BROS
INC, Washington Bldg. DI. $500: ewes
CH. g23S, III
WILL BUILD In accordance with speciica
to responsible party, in desirable location
Call J. J. o'coNNOR, Jr, DI. 1852: eyes
AD $685. -19
Evening star., 1946-12-17
THE EVENING STAR, Washington, D. c. BIZ
I ". u.
EARNS FOR SALE.


M0NIGOMERY Co. MD.-3o7 acres
ancs In manor loan soil: houses. nn.s
equipment available, Including tractor;
4,0O0-St frontage on hard surface rd
This ~ ~ baTgain at the above price sl Gal
WO 23oo TIL . Pm, EDW. II. JONES
: 8 fo Soii 10 1sRE ACRE BUILDING sITEs-s1so ia
$500 per acre. convs locations. neal
b DOWN hd BAL fnd eass aar'h Also e
tobacco farm, suitable low-eost HOUSING
pso,sss q airport MIC. Niss t1e Level tTsct u
$40 per acre. oWNER. 81: b533. III
Rockville pike on COED grayel road neal
naTnsiewp I2 Sls9o Soah sash Isasirsd s sAM M
& sToek WI F2k@ opso foom sssnanss moaern m sson.
house: h;;.w.h;; ~ baths: fun basement;
e. E IN Middleburs 6int section: s.aHos ssElns
price, $4,000: terms. WEST & TAYLOR.
s3s. 0oo-4os s-acre equipped farm. Suit
able for the businessman-farmer who must
commute into the City this is good farm
almost level and ideal for mechanized
tdIIHtlks q CUutloitdDle c-IOou ldIulQOuSS
with bath, heat and cleo, nearly new
horse barn for 10 horses. machine shed,
tenant houses, and other buildings. The
property was used. as dairy farm, for
many years. but does not have. dairy
barn now. Included with the. farm are
about 20 cows and heifers, s horses and
AZ feed crops syd and maehlnery SggoSS %
app0insment By MASON HIRsT, AMMAN
Phone E T Alex; @ 5Si2; Closed Sundays. en..,
dairy farms In this section Of the country
Completely equipped and stocked with zoe
head Of cattle, many registered; 15o hogs
all registered There are two well-built
2-story houses. one Of which has IL rooms
4 silos. There are several running streams
and lake on these $50 acres Of beautiful
further information, call Mr.. Terms. HO
305S, with SHANNON & LUCHS CO., 1905
DAIRY FARM, over 300 acres; 7-rm. house
cleo, mod. dairy barn. 2 other lge. barns
cribs, sheds, ETC.: good road; one OF ths
best values in Loudoun Co; less than By
per acrei terms. w. NJ. GRAIN. GIL. S753