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Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-07-01
Public Lands Use Discussed
at Billings Tour

local governmental problems by ne
cessitatiIs costly services, and
whether the public interest could be
better served by granting a lease or
use permit.
Tour Members
Members of the Armour tour at
tending the luncheon were, besides
Wentworth, Thomas A. Casey of the
company's advertising department;
Anthony Alic of the livestock pur-
chasing department.; DR.. L. A. May
nard, head of the school of nutri-
ton of Cornell university; Louther
S. Horne of the New York Times
news bureau; Ray Anderson, agri-
culal writer for the Farm Journal;
B. Frank Wells, president of the
Western New York Meat Dealers
association.
Hedley Donovan of Fortune mag
azine; Rudolph Ellie of the Boston
Herald; Charles Ferguson of Read
ers' Digest; r. M. Evans, member
of the board of governors of the fed
era1 reserve board, and John l..
Cooper, representative of the Mas
sachusetts Investors Trust of Boston.
Officers and representatives of the
Montana Wool Growers association
were w. A. Denecke of Bozeman,
president, who presided at the
luncheon; Wallace Ulmer of Miles
City, vice president; Everett Shuey
of Helena, secretary; Howard Dog
gett of Townsend, Robert r. Jones
of Billings, Ed Whitworth of Dillon,
Leonard Esp of Big Timber, STAN
ley Antrim of Stevensville, Milo
Jennings of Glasgow, directors; c.
o. Hansen of Billings, manager of
Wilkins & Co., Ltd.
Montana Stock Growers associa-
ton members were Milton Simp-
son of Miles City, president; Jack
Milburn of Grassrange, vice presi.
dent; E. A. Phillips of Helena, sec
rotary; Jack Bremen of Grant, Mark
CIemow of Jackson, Dan Fulton Of
Ismay, directors; Sinclair, Don Nc
Rae of Forsyth, James Grierson OF
Meyers, Coville Terrett of Brandon
burg, Kennedy, r. J. Miller of Lodge
Grass and Larry Gill, Montana
Farmer-Stockman.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-07-01
Lamb Weights Increased
Management Program Pays Out in Gains

CRESTED WHEATGRASS for
lambing pasture, deferred grazing of
his range, better winter feed sup
plies, and elimination of herding-
all parts of his conservation plan
are paying out in heavier lamb
weights and lower expense, accord
ing to a recent report by Kenneth
Kerr lear Passaic, Wyo., a cooper
ator with the Dutch creek Clear
creek soil conservation district.
Where formerly his lambs weighed
about IS pounds at market time, he
said, the lambs he sold last year
weighed about rs pounds.
Kerr began work on the conserva-
ton plan, which U. S. soil conserva-
ton service technicians helped him
work out in 1913 in cooperation with
the Wyoming agricultural extension
service.
6 Pastures with Wafer
Under the plan, Kerr planted Is
acres of former cropland to crested
wheatgrass, developed a water
spreading system On 100 acres of
hayland, and for rotation use, di-
vided his range into six pastures
with sheep-tight fences. Each pas
ture has plenty of water stored by
dams.
Previously the range was all in
one large pasture and water was
concentrated in a few spots. The
stock had to travel quite a distance
to water from some parts of the
range. A herder was needed to con-
troll grazing.
The crested wheatgrass is used for
lambing pasture because it starts
growth so early. The ewes, on green
feed, furnish plenty of milk to give
the lambs a good start. This grass
also supplies pasture that enable.
Kerr to defer the use of his nativ.
grasses until they get a good start.
Herding Unnecessary
Having the pasture divided into
six parts for use in rotation made il
possible for Kerr to stop herding. Ir
addition to saving the cost of the
herder, this arrangement lets the
sheep Craze at will. The sheep are
moved from M pasture to another
at intervals of two or three weeks
This gives the grass a chance t.
grow between CRAVINGS.
Water is now within easy reach o
the sheep. They keep well spreat
out while they are grazing.
Coupled with the early spring pas
ture and deferred grazing of tn
range is the better winter feed sup
ply. Water : spreading, Kerr said
has increased hay production by
third. Besides being able to winte
the stock in better shape, he ha
reserves to help him through DIR,
seasons
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Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-07-01

The year 1947 was the healthiest
year in Americas history, according
to a life insurance study. They re-
port record lows in deaths caused by
tuberculosis, pneumonia and chill
dren's diseases. Thirty-five years
ago these three accounted for one
third of policy holders deaths, last
year, less than one-twelfth.
July !, l948-23
Montana farmer-stockman., 1948-07-01

the highest prices in history and q
record demand fcr meat
is "a result of a feeling on the part
of producers of uncertainty as to the
future" Colonel E. N. Wentworth of
Chicago, Armour & Co. livestock
bureau director, said at a luncheon
meeting in Billings, June % of east
ern writers, bankers and meat pro-
cessors and members of Montana
Stock Growers and Montana Wool
Growers associations.
The luncheon, one of several con-
ference meetings scheduled by Ar
mour during a two-week tour of live
stock-producing areas, was arranged
so that eastern and western views
might be exchanged toward solu-
ton of the problem of expanding
the livestock industry.
Besides Wentworth, tour director,
speakers included Albin D. Molohon
of Billings, regional administrator
of the land management bureau; J.
r. Porter Kennedy of Lodge Grass,
who discussed problems involved in
grazing on Indian reservation lands,
and Howard Sinclair of Sheridan,
Wyo., adviser for the public rela-
tons committee of the American Ma
tional Livestock association, who
spoke on the need for consumer
understanding of problems confront
ing stockmen.
The fasteners came here from a
tour of Yellowstone National park,
which followed meetings in Wyo-
ming with stockmen of the Equality
state. From st. Paul they will go to
Ames, Ia, before returning to Chi
cago, last stop on the 12-state tour.
Cattle Decline
Colonel Wentworth pointed out
that there are 81 head of cattle for
each 100 persons in the United
States, a decline of A percent from
the 1914 peak. There are 38 head of
hogs for each 100 persons, compared
with 81 in 1914, while sheep are at
an all-time low, dropping 81 per-
cent from the 1914 peak, he said.
The consumer approach to the
problem, Wentworth said, has been
to urge return of price controls,
This, he warned, would cut produc-
ton. The problem, he said, is not
"a question of price, but the ques-
ton in the minds of producers as to
what the future holds for the live
stock industry"
an Colorado and Wyoming
Wentworth told the group, stock
men voiced objections to govern
ment grazing restrictions. In Mon,
tana stockmen told us that grow
ers have to operate too much of theil
business on lands where they can bs
told what to do
Molohon outlined history and use
of public lands, emphasizing tina
zone of our greatest problems is the
reconciliation of various uses of the
surface of public lands"
Speaking of the management o
public lands, Molohon said that thu
domain, which consists of 455, 900,
900 acres in the continental Unitec
States, including national forests anc
Indian reservations, is based on thu
policy of disposing of public land
if they are found suitable for pur
poses contemplated by law.
This, he explained, involves a de
termination as to whether dispose
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-29
Absentee Ballots Create Close Race In First Division

JUNEAU (P)--First division ab- sentee ballots produced a neck and-neck race for one of the Sen ate seats in the Territorial Legis- lature, but failed to change any of the election results for South eastern Alaska.
 The final vote showed one Dem- ocrat and one Republican elected to the Senate and six Democrats and two Republicans to the House.
 On a Territory-wide basis, it leaves the Senate contests with
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-29

five Democrats and Three Repub- licanS winning in the four DiVi- sions. With four of each party as holdover Senators, the Senate alignment for the next session be- comes nine Democrats and Seven Republicans. It was the same last session, but the Republicans con- trolled it through coalition with a Democratic minority.
 The Territory-Wide lineup for the House is l9 Democrats and five Republicans, on the nearly complete unofficial returns.
 The close absentee ballot race for Fourth Division Senator was between Anita Garnick and Mrs. Elton Engstrom, both Republicans.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-29
Predict Record Vote In November
WASHINGTON, R- Election

WASHINGTON, (R- Election experts Tn the AS states figure l,035, ,256 persons will vote for President Novmeber 2.
 This is a record number, but several million below what it would be if ballots were marked in the same population ratio as in the past two elections.
 Whether the nations voters are showing the same degree of inter- est this year is in 1944 and 1940 has been debated. Some have es- timated a vote below 1940's record of 49,82O,312 and even under the
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-29

1914 total of 47,976,263. But the CIO News says it will be close to 6O,OOO,OOO.
 The 51,035,256 figure is an ag- gregate of 48 separate estimates made for the Associated Press by state election officials. A few fore casts by party chairman and ex- perienced newspaper observers are included.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-29
SCHOOL NOTES
THIRD GRADE

Five students enrolled last week: Isaac Seelkoke, Douglas Co., binboy, Anna Peterson, Marie and Melvin Tate.
 Tn arithmetic we are learning to carry in addition. We look forward to our flash card contest every Friday, especially since the score is so close.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-29
Capt. J. ID. Stone To Be LiaisOn Officer

ANCHORAGE, P)-Capt. J. D. Stone has arrived to act as air force liaison officer attached per manently to the Alaska wing of the civil air patrol, Jack Carr, commanding officer, announced.
 He comes from the Pacific Northwest and has worked with the CAP previously. Three link trainers, one here and the others at Fairbanks and Re chikan, have been made available to the Alaska wing by the air force
 Territorial squadrons are now sc' up e Nome, Fairbanks, Ketch- ikan, Juneau mad Anchorage, and Tight. smaller units will be set pu at Seward and Unalakleet.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-29
SON BORN TO MIR. AND MRS. EARL TOWNER

MT. and Mrs. Earl ToWner are the parents of son born TIP pm. Wednesday, weighing 2 pounds 10 ounces, who has been named John Rueben. Mother and son are re- ported fine.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-29
Alaska Airlines

Scheduled trips week: Monday, We'd nesday, Friday, Saturday. Nome, (Moses Point Flag Stop), UnaIakIeet McGrath, Farewell Flag Stop), Anchorage Alaska Airlnes IS STEADILY INCREASING THEIR SERVICE to the people of Nome and the surrounding districts We are proud of our dependable service, and in tend to maintain the BETTER SERVICE to Nome. Low freight rates and even lower rates on produce shipments will help everyone-Merchants Businessmen, and Housewives
 Mail service four times a week speeds your correspondence.
 Alaska Airlines maintains a Shopping Service too, for your convenience: TRAVEL, SHIP, THE DEPENDABLE - THE STARLINER ROUTE.
 One carrier service from Anchorage to Candle, Deering and Kotzebue.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-29
FIFTH GRADE

FIFTH GRADE
 We have four new pupils in our room: Lora Johnson, Billy Nelson, Freida Iokeinna, and Bonnie Eng strom. We got our report cards last week, and some of us children will have to Study harder. In Art we drew a bowl with fruits beside it. Some of them are hanging up on the wall. Myrna Kelcourse is in the hospital for her appendicitis. We hope she will be out of the hospital soon. We will be glad to have her back again.
 HIGH SCHOOL
 A high tundra lake overlooking the City of Nome and known only to ducks and chance paSserS-by was the setting for a fall skating party last Friday. An advance party, the evening before, had cleaned off the snow and stacked l it in mounds scattered about the ice. Because of its inaccessibility, ! the students had to hike over the l tundra about a half mile. We later discovered the tundra was suffi- cienlly frozen to permit a truck 10 bring in fireWood. Ralph Bing- ham, boy scout, kindled a fire with one match. The fire, car lights and moonlight gave sufficient il- lumination for the occasion. Roast ed WienerS and hot chocolate re- freshed our happy and vigorous experiences. The tundra lake will long be remembered.
 Joan Engstrom enrolled in the sophomore class last Monday morning. She has made many com panions during the past week.
 A map of the city has been blocked off for a census survey.
 Wednesday, Oct. 27th, was Navy Day and appropriate exercises were held in the assembly. Oct. >27th is also the birthday of Theo- dore Roosevelt who did so much to build up the foundation of the present navy.
 Nome High defeated a Base team in basketball last Saturday afternoon at o'clock.
 In general business, students are practicing the writing of checks. They have studied about money and it's uses. The typing II class are typing perfect papers. They have completed six lessons. The bright planet in the east, seen at sunrise, is Venus. If you have difficulty locating it, you will find it a short distance west of the moon on Saturday morning.
The Nome nugget., 1948-10-29

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The Nome nugget., 1948-10-29

The first regular night airmail service was inaugurated in 1924.
Evening star., 1948-07-24
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

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HEkWoSSs Hfs fosELsy.y & SEPT WI so.,Is s,is
senth Ssnt fsa sho4. Ausssi ssis modern cows Can
TWo-BEDRoOM APARTMENT. completely
steve. The ERss MASON BEACH, pesIe
EPPING FoREST--cottase. near water
August; 81 go, including utilities. or now
until Oct. Is, $3.50. not including utilities.
Call South Shore 1881. Annapolis. "a
sELBY ON BAY, .lee. screened cottage.
gas range, elec. refer. and bath. Call
COLONIAL So BEACH, yA.-"Emily" apt apss;
new, spacious, mod: fuSn;; screened
mo CO. o61i. Mon. Thurs ewes. &sS
LOVELY EPPING FOREST COTTAGE
For lease for season; Immediately: located
on water front: NICELY furn.: bathing boat
ai aaaH 'asa wEaDoN zal 5snS co i5f'rSssa 81
COTTAGE for month of
n'fs ssafn M cs oi My Il TsfTed
WEADON CO, DI 4s54. S5.
NEW COTTAGE at Long Beach; every con-
vtnience; / blk. from beach; Sleeps 8; Slo0
per wk,; available Aug. SEC. Wa S4s1.
FOR RENT. Chesapeake Beach fur cottage
With gas, elect. S25 wk:, Aug. and Sept.
For information write A. T. GARLAND,
18th St, Chesapeake Beach, Md.
NORTH BEACH, Md, cottage. Aug. 1881;
S110 to respons family 3 dble bedrms
liv. and din. rooms, kit, toilet, shower,
screened porch, run. water, elect refrig
gas stove; furn. excel. cond. Box 279-L,
Star.
NEW KNoTTY-PINE COTTAGE. Severn
River 5 rooms, lge. porches, pvt. pier,
INQUIRE at gate, Epping Forest, Md
COTTAGE named Williams" Woodland
Beach, Md. Midland road $40 week,
Sleeps six. Modern improvements. Open
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WATERFRONT PRoPERTY-sALE.

~ 5" t. Sss Si it, sss'sy gaisgy ssSs
Islsaf; soaf1HINa RA lsfi sfx, actual
Dor; large 6esutifully WOODED ] hon homesites SITES
where you may watch your boat ride at
anchor s;a IN new harbor now under construc-
ton: restricted high-class residential COM
munity; low prices; terms if desired, Drive
8 miles south south Of Prince Frederick on
ard nd ooR Lons Beac e5 ssps as st TO- ose
Haf lsc es5 isdIss' S. nv a"5
at %si$.9s f. 'ftSh GS 4sss0 block r."
Hs. IF Yog WANT a nice community on
miles, e 30 e. 1ssy nesf shads st cfsss Sac
Nd; pier, sea wall, harbor; bus service
See the homes now abaut ready at 50, $50,
S NAN 1as ssSy seEmi ST. NV "AartR Aa asas n A B4o
home, svailable Immediately: new-house
bedrms. and bath on 2nd d.; large liv.
rm. with irepl.. din. rm., streamlined
Kit with picture window, elec; refgr,, gas
screened porches; setting of shade trees;
2-car sarsee; outdoor bath houses; oil
heat. heat. DI 2740 or Annapolis Bay Vista
BAY RIDGE-choice building sites. Beach
nAY RI6aH SE g5ss Gs
PREFAB COTTAGE. Colonial design, to be
moved from present site, Ideal for shore
cHEsAPpEAKEi BEacH-Lovely corner Year
round cottase. 3 bedrms,. "a baths, cleo,
Kitchen oil hSt-water heat built-in ga
Priced reasonably with terms. J. c. CARR,
BEVERLY sI9 fsEstms BEaGa-Avallsbe ,mmedately date
and in excel. cond: located on lge. level lot
with nothing built between it and the
bay front screen porch. liv. rm. with
with breakfast table, screened en- a porch of off
kat. laundry rm.; 3 bedrms and "a baths,
bsmt. with oil heat. water softener sty,
with tongue and sroove knotty pine
ceiling; yery reasonably, priced INEZ
GysHABD, GlJsd asI OR. 1882 or Annapolis Bay
CHAULK PoINT-on West River: 6-Tm.
iurnisned drana bunsaloW; am L. screened porch,
VEST EsPATE sHoo9 HI ,0t zoss ss'ek Atsr sss
W6opiAMNfb 6m Ne bfaoiGn BEaoa e5Hioe III t7e e wooded
lot; 3 blks. from water; drilled well: ! -rm
log shack with porch: $1,000 PL. s5ls.
CHESAPEAKE BEACH-Two lots. corner.
level ground. 70x100: sacrifice, $4,000
Min5 THE eABLEs szs c. e9 oEss Rssl Estate 1923
ohLh"OOD FOhESl, 6O4 MAID Mar1On--
lovely cottage with fireplace: excel.
cond,; $4,250 cash. Ex. 204O. Ext. 4471.
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Republic. Md
Several cottages for sale to professional
college graduates at restricted bay beach;
large trees, cliffs. stream, ideally sloping
sandy beach; SO-cottage colony, organ
lzed recreation. Drive down any time.
40 miles beyond Prince Frederick
AVALON SHORES Shady Side, Md lots
blks; water front; bargain at $500 cash.
LoTs On COBB ISLAND, MD, near
water; good boating and fshtng; $3.50:
j. w. FISHER, Ma. S032, RA. 02OO. -25
$3.50; FRANKLIN MANOR-A truly de-
lightful place to live. excellent boating,
fshing and duck hunting. fine swimming
and safe beach for children; 2 bedrms,
liv. rm, din. rm. and well-equipped kit,
lge. screened porch, completely furn.; love-
ly lot; Immediate possession; don't fail
to see this before buying. Drive through
Upper Marlboro and Deale to Franklin
3rd cottage from the bay. Call Mr.
Harnsberger, GE. 3405. with BETHEL,
DI 3I00 --25
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REAL ESTATE LOANS.

tate in D, e, Md. and Va; Mr..
DRAISNER. l404 l st.: NV. Ma. 4157
SassIas Cash FOR ns END TRUST NOTES sxhite OF
@ isfenene calls pFes5 Psd
+. GORDON l427 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50
MokTGAGE LOANS, lowest current inter
est rate: no charge for appraisals. MOORE
& HILL CO.. S04 18th st. NV. ME. 4100.
e e; WIS service ADAMS REALTY
LOANS on real estate: low
rates; or 8. year terms and monthly
payments. P. WALsHE, INC. Ills Eye
2nd TURsT NOTES purchased. Call Ma
$3.50 wAsHINGToN HOUSING CORP -.
MO MONEY 1s1,, on SECOND TkgsT-We VII
MoRTGAGE 4 INVEsTMENT coRP.. isia
AsD sDs END nT rknsf NnslHna loaSspromp, ssSs
sad sa seTySs sStSEs
sif sfRsT + aoRrdaaES aS Ea S0s1 s@ort..d loan,
current interest rates; no commissions
charged. Apply to the AMERICAN HOME
MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE CO., 1857 K
st. NV. Washington. D. C.
1st AND End MORTGAGE LOANS. BAR
TOW Re REALTY Jsos CO. Realtors 1881 @ St
loans on REAL EsTATE-1st and End
trust; No red tape. Quick service HENRY
SALUS, established 1924. MA. 1852. 1104
FIRST AND ID sEcoND rRusTs-courteous
service, reasonable rates. prompt closings
SECURITY HOME INVESTMENT CORP,
80 Chandler BLDG, 1927 Eye st. NV.
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IRAIlERs.

2-WHEEL TRAILER, undercarriages for
house and luggage trailers, complete with
wheels and tires; S45 up. RICE MOTOR
CO, 1924 Bladensburs rd. ne -25
2O IRONWOOD AS; 81 300 cash: ofncer
transferred overseas. Lot 131. Temple
Trailer Court, Alexandria. Overlook 5s33.
AT RICHTER'S, engineering skill reaches
new high In the 80 tandem wheel Spar
tan Mansion that makes 1t the choice Of
those who desire q combination Of the
extremely practical and the very beauti-
full Imagine the INABILITY Of our 33' Su.
perior, 9 sleeper with shower and toilet
Luxury. beauty and efficiency are the key.
note to the designers Of the 29' Vindale
Direct factory distributors Of several other
leading trailer coaches IN both masonite
and aluminium: priced from 81 .495 to
SORES. RICHTER s TER TRAILER .f[ s sALSs. T 10
cations. Wash Baltic blvd. Berwvn. Nd.
Telephone Tower 5O35
eI-FT. ROYAL COACHi new tires and
NEW IiBERTY TRATLERs with many
outstanding features on display. HEETER-
WALDEN TRAILER SALES wash. .-Balto.
HORNER's TRAIER CENTER. 5th and
Fla. ave. ne. See the new vagabond
Royal and Palace house trailers on dis
play at HoRNER'S CORNER. FIR, 1921.
GLIDER. Travelite, Goshen, for the hnest
trailer living in the world. Some models
with shower and flush toilets. Trade in
your auto or used trailer on q new trailer;
Easy terms COLLIE TRAILER CO.. 5000
Georgia ave-. Sligo s202. IA
Evening star., 1948-07-24
FARMS FOR SALE.

IF YOU HAVE the cash and want nice
house, half wooded. balance cleared, on
good road, three streams and springs,
electricity. facilities for q nne fresh water
lake, some outbuildings. 16 miles Of D. c.
line above Great Falls. price S4 $50, act
quick and bring $500 deposit with you.
Il; B. MITCHELL, Herndon, Va. Phone
FoR sALE-7s-AcRE FARM, e-rm house
snd @ bath. and 3 barns, all located
farm is located on Route 643. 2 miles
east OF Clifton, Va, in beautiful Bull Run
Valley, 1t has all modern conveniences,
and all baons are electrified throughout
Oil burner. hot-air heat Two felds have
running water, 40 acres in timber. 80
acres clear. For further information,
Sn contact Cf,tsr or write J T. SIMPSON R. +: D.
JTsT OFF OF RI. 7-74n, acres of farm:
rich land; 6-room home; electricity; large
barn. other outbuildings; vacant; i'm
mediate possession; price, S13,50o. C. W.
PETERS Broker, FA 0I23 -25
BEAUTIFUL BUnING SITE-140 acres Of
good soil. SO of which constitute . lge
knoll Of cleared cultivated land. which
would be ideal location for q fine home;
commanding view Of countryside and Sugar
Loaf nts, balance in woods and pasture:
40 bldss.. except small cottage: sl3, 1000
Call J. O. SMITH, OIL. 20s4. with g. Z.
BOGLEY, WI. 1920. 90
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SELBY ON THE BAY

Beat the heat in bungalow retreat; priced
for quick sale; 80 miles from Washington;
three bedrooms, completely furnished, mod
ern bungalow, "Komonin." Drive down;
open sunday: CHAPMAN REALTY co,
1928 14th st. NV. RE. 3316. -25
WOODLAND BEACH = 5-room modern
bungalow, bath and 2 showers; screened
porch. elec. kitchen, concrete patio; large
lot; EXCEL; beach and boating 25 mi:
out Mayo Td. 2 biks. after PSphams Store
to Cooper's cottage; 2143 Fairmont dr.
owner on premises; easy terms; S5.950;
l9o n%ff ffET Gssspahsz WATER rk6sfon s .efss;
% miles from D. c.; S2,750. terms: Call
Mrs: Werner. WA. 1919. with o. B. zANT-
FINGER, Jr. "a
30 ACREs-Across from Nd. Yacht Club:
I;300 feet water front, a lovely spot in
Shady Side $4,000. terms Call Mr.
Valenti HO. 0043 or Mrs Werner, WA
1919. with o. B. ZANTzINGER, Jr pa
Lookout, Md.--Completely furnished 2
bedrm. home, built by Gdyr. for year
round living Gas stove. hot-water heater
in river or bay. Take Branch ave. to
Va WeIdoF5 sJ.J left a,I 70 dsss 81 Lookout wYyEL
HOLIDAY BEACH, lots 50x100. on
Chesapeake Bay. 35 miles from Wash
Call UN. 2094 after -2E
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AUroMosILEs FOR SALE.

ANGLIA new 1913 Fords Enslish-built
Tudor sedan; roomy and sturdily con
structed. complete. only 81 .406. 40 de-
livered. Also Prefect Yordor sedan. fawn
cloth upholstery. many nne features;
Sl.576.28 delivered; available with genuine
leather seats at reasonable additional cost:
exceptional gas mileage. Cash or terms:
with or without trade In: delivery e-Z5
days. See your neiEhborhood Ford dealer
Or come to HILL q II5BaITs' 1Nc' 111z
: choice oi eoiors; IS miles per ssilon:
continental design: hydraulic brakes,
iareer roomier. safety steel bodies with .
equipped, incl, heater and defrosters; only
81 .595 delivered; terms and trade; NAN
HAITIAN AUTO d RADIO CO, both sides
AUSTIN, used. 1847 10" sedans.
ST ,095: also. MIG. Rolls Royce. JaguaI,
triumph, Hillman and others. JACK PRY,
!1s 1873 18th Rr =. Bsss Rsss or 18TH and rehna'
BUICK 1910 Super sedan; $685., can Be
sEssSTooSSpp os SSpzS MoToR Co. i7i7 R IL i; sv'.
sUfcK 1871 special sedan; must Be
with approved credit BRENTWOOD MO-
TOR CO. 1717 r. I. ave. ne, DU. ZS77.
BUIcK 1s4s Isl" 4-door: for sale reason
able; no dealers; good condition, ) white
sd, ,,ds-zsE t,gss, ag,o radio and heater u ;ss6'
SuIox 1885 convertible; new upholstery.
new paint; s70o. OIL. 4o6l. 6e1s Wis.
ave. Chevy Chase, Nd. "a