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The Nome nugget., 1949-03-14
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Confined from Page One) etc., must file declaration on ol before March Is, 1949, and pay at that time either the full amount Of anticipated income tax due for the year or the first quarterly in stallment. Farmers may elect to wait until January IS, 1850 before they file.
 The l949 Declaration forms, Deptax Form 600 ESD, are print ed slips similar in appearance and general contents to the forms used by the Internal Revenue Service Federal Government. Attached to the form are instruction and blank for the taxpayers copy. They have been mailed to all per sons on the Tax Register of the Department of Taxation. Taxpay- CTS who are required to file and who do not receive declarations may obtain copies from Divisional or Area Tax Collectors of the De- partment of Taxation or by writ ing direct to the Department of Taxation. Box 651, Juneau Alaska.
 Even though you do not receive forms through the mails or other wise, liability still exists and eV- cry effort must be made to obtain forms.
 l A taxpayer who is delinquent in filing his declaration or in mak- ing payment will not be penalized immediately, but will be granted every opportunity to show req SOnable cause for failure 10 file or to pay the tax on time, however. alleged ignorance of the law will not be accepted as a reasonable cause for delinquency.
 In making an estimate of prob able 1949 tax this early, taXpay- CTS may feel that they are unable 10 make an accurate estimate be- cause of pasSible changes that may occur before the close of the cur rent year. It is not required how ever, to be absolutely accurate your best estimate will be accept ed for the first filing and. adjust ments may be made during the year. Taxpayers who have been filing Declarations of Estimated Income with the Internal Revenue Federal Government need only to use ten per cent G0GD of the amount so declared and this amount will suffice as an estimate in filing declal ations with the De- partment of Taxation.
 M. P. MULLANEY.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-14

Pioneer Ladies met last Friday evening for their monthly meeting in the Pioneer Hall and played whist after their regular business meeting. Winners of prizes were Mrs. L. Stevens, Mrs. Christie Waldhelm, and Carrie McLain.
 Committee in charge were Ann Walsh and Mary Ellen Walsh.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-14
HANSEN FUNERAL SERVICE TUESDAY AFTERNOON

The funeral of C. F. Jaansen will be held from the Federated Church Tuesday afternoon al two o'clock.
 Rev. L. Hudgins will conduct the service.
The Nome nugget., 1949-03-14

For Good Printing Call Main 125
Evening star., 1949-11-03
Man Cleared in New Trial
After Is Months in Jail

Bernard L. Bottomley, SO, to-
day stands cleared of a charge OF
incest as a result of a jury verdict
upon retrial, after he had served
about 16 months in jail follow
ing an earlier conviction
Mr.. Bottomley, whose address
was listed in the 600 block of
street NE. had steadfastly con-
tended he was innocent of the
charge, which allegedly involved
a 31-year-old daughter whom the
Mental Health Commission had
found to be feeble minded"
Mr.. Bottomley was acquitted by
a District Court jury Tuesday
night.
He had been convicted in Feb
ruary, 1948, and given from four
to IL years by District Court
Judge Edward M. Curran. Tile
man remained in Jail until last
June. when he was released on
bond, pending a new trial on a
Evening star., 1949-11-03
Missionary College Builds
Campus Radio Transmitter

A campus transmitter is near
ing completion in the radio work
shop at the Washington Mission
ary College in Takoma Park, Md.
the school announced today.
The first program will be broad
cast on January 2, Prof. w
Fletcher Tarr. head of the radio
and speech department said.
Twenty students of the radio
and speech department will oper-
ate the station. The object of
the station is to furnish labora-
tory work in radio for the STU
dents as we'll as entertainment
for the student body, Mr.. Tarr
said,
Evening star., 1949-11-03
Court Weighs Custody
In Battle Of Mothers
For 3-Year-0Id Bow

District Court Judge T. Alar
Goldsborough today has unde,
advisement the question of wheth-
er the natural mother or the fos-
ter mother should be granted his
custody of a 3-year-old boy.
Judge Goldsborough took the
case under advisement yesterday
after a stormy session. The Gus
tody fight involves an action
through which Mrs. Mahlon Mil
Ter of Landover, Md, seeks to
regain custody of her son Jona-
than from Mrs. Floyd Little, 1917
Tenth street NV.
Meanwhile, the boy is being
cared for through the Board of
Public Welfare, pending a deci-
sion by Judge Goldsborough.
On the stand yesterday Mrs.
Little began crying while being
questioned by Attorney John T.
Bonner, who represents Mrs.
Miller.
Judge Goldsborough later de-
scribed Mrs. Little's weeping
comments and actions on the
stand as a mad fit" and said
he believed her object was to
avoid answering questions asked
by Attorney Bonner.
Earlier, Mrs. Miller told the
court she had left the boy with
Mrs. Little, but that she never
intended to let Mrs. Little keep
him permanently.
Mrs. Little turned over two
other children to the Board of
Public Welfare after Judge Colds
borough. in an earlier ruling, or
dered Jonathan turned over to
the board. pending a final ruling
on his custody. Since then David
Little. 3. has disappeared from
the home, and District authorities
have threatened to take action.
The other child, a girl Is, is still
under care of District authorities.
Evening star., 1949-11-03
Nine. Somary's Will Leaves
$4,000 10 Husband

Nine. May Somary, who died
October .12 at her residence in the
Shoreham Hotel, left an estate
of more than 900 to her hus-
band, DR.. Felix Somary, Swiss
banker and internationally known
f1nancier.
This was shown yesterday, when
petition for probate of her will
was filed in District Court. Nine.
SOmary was 40.
Her husband was in charge of
economic negotiations between
this country and Switzerland
Evening star., 1949-11-03
AVG Cabaret Planned

A "One Night Cabaret" will be
presented tomorrow night by the
Evans Carlson Chapter of the
American Veterans Committee in
the AVG Clubhouse, 1751 New
Hampshire avenue NV. The funds
will be used to send chapter dele
gates to the organizations ma
tional convention to be held in
Chicago next month, it was an
nounced,
Evening star., 1949-11-03

contention there was newly dis
covered evidence. Judge Curran
granted the new trial.
District Court Judge Matthew
F. MCGUIRE presided at the jury
trial which resulted in Mr.. Bot
tomley's acquittal.
Evening star., 1949-11-03
Center Club to Meet

Palestinian dances will be fea-
tured at the November meeting
of the Over 81 Club of the Ar
lington Jewish Center at $3.50 pm.
Sunday at the center, Lee boule-
ward and FenWick street.
Evening star., 1949-11-03

IF YOU'VE GOT A "HAkDY" MAN about the house. =.
lady, you need new Supercharged Super Suds! Its
dynamite the tough dirt he gets his shirt while
cleaning the cellar fixing the car! It's dynamite to the
dirt lines he gets his collars and cuffs! Wait till you
wash clothes with these suds They hit the dirt hard
Evening star., 1949-11-03

before World War II. Nine.
Somary's estate consisted entirely
of personal property, large part
of it securities and cash.
Evening star., 1949-11-03

DIRT CONES NATURAL to kids, but thost
dynamite suds make short work
of the toughest dirt! And Super Suds
is now Supercharged to get clothes
WHITTIER than any soap or suds!
Get new Super Suds -. and get the
WORLDS WHITEST WASH!
Evening star., 1949-03-23
British Home Owner Evicted
For Pie-BIitz Occupant
BY the Associofed Press

oy ms %SsOSiofeu rTeSS
BRDL1NGTON, Eng. Mar.
ga British war veteran was
evicted from his own home to
make way for another man who
lived on the same site before the
blitz.
George H. Moore and his family
had lived in a house bombed in
1910. When their home became
uninhabitable. they moved tc
other quarters.
In 1947 the owner Of the
property had the bombed house
torn down, built another where 1t
stood and sold it last year to
George Gibson. %, war veteran,
and Mrs. Gibson.
Mr.. Moore, learning there was
a habitable house on the site,
went to court under Britain's
strict rent laws and claimed he
still had tenancy rights. The
court upheld him.
Yesterday Mr.. Gibson, a former
prisoner of war, moved his furni-
ture into the street and became
Mr.. Moore's unwilling landlord
The Gibsons are now house
hunting.
Evening star., 1949-03-23

complaints Of fighting In that Sec
ton. Neither, DR.. Bunche added,
did his observers find any evidence
to support the Arab charge that
Israeli troops had crossed the
Trans-Jordan border.
Israeli Troops Enter Area.
"Since March 8, Israeli forces at
considerably more than normal
patrol strength have moved into
the area between the Dead Sea
and the Gulf of Aqaba in Pales-
tine" occupying positions which
they had not held previously. DR..
Bunche told the Security Council.
There never has been anything
in the nature of a military line
in this area" he continued. 1T
appears that Arab forces in small
strength have recently patrolled
in parts of the area, as have small
Israeli patrols, in violation of the
truce in both cases."
Israeli troops moved down a
road which runs close to Trans
Jordan territory, DR.. Bunche said,
but the route runs It's whole
length inside Palestine" and there
was no evidence that they had
crossed the frontier.
British Reinforce Troops.
Britain, which already had gar
risoned Aqaba at the request of
Trans-Jordan under a mutual de-
fense alliance, moved In more
troops by sea on March 13. DR..
Bunche said this also was a viola
ton, although it was not men
toned in his report.
Auaba Is just inside the Trans
Jordan border. Israeli troops are
encamped on the Palestine side
Of the frontier, within sight of
the British and Trans-Jordan
forces. DR.. Bunche said his OBJ
servers found the region free Of
tension. but they considered
border clashes are possible as long
as patrol activity continues.
Trans s-Jprdan and Israel are en-
gagged in armistice conversations
here under DR.. Bunche's leader
ship.
Evening star., 1949-03-23
Dr.. Bunche Charges
Britain, Trans-Jordan
Israel Broke Truce
By the Assocjoted Press

RHODES, Mar. 23.-Dr. Ralph
J. Bunche, acting United Nations
mediator. charged today that
Britain, Israel and Trans-Jordan
all have violated the Palestine
truce.
DR.. Bunche made public a re-
port to the United Nations Sc
curity Council describing troop
movements by Israel and Trans
Jordan as violations. He told
newsmen he considered that the
recent landing of British rein
forcements at Aqaba, Trans-Jor-
dams only seaport, also was a
breach Of the truce. although his
report did not describe it as such
The report, based on investiga-
tions by U. N. observers who visit
ed the area, said there was no evil
dence to support a series of Arab
Evening star., 1949-03-23
Tomb Unearfhed in China
Believed 100 Years Old
by the Associofad Prsss

SHANGHAI, Mar. 23.-Soldiers
digging military Notifications
near Changchow. 10 miles east
of here. have unearthed a tomb
estimated to be 1.700 years old.
Prof. Chieng Ta-yi of the
Shanghai Municipal Museum said
one of the bricks found in the
diggings dates to the late Han or
early Tsin dynasties, about 200
AID.
The brick was engraved with
Chinese characters meaning five
hundred big cash." Engraved
bricks in those dynasties were
used for money.
One room in the tomb con-
tanned a quantity of old coins.
cooking utensils .and broken
swords.
Evening star., 1949-03-23
Auto DESIGNER Dies

KENOSHA. Wis. Mar. % P).-
Virgil L. Downing, SO, chief de-
sign engineer of the automobile
division of Nash -Kelvinator Corp,
died of a heart attack at his home
Monday.
Evening star., 1949-03-23
Eqypt's Aviation Progresses

Egypt's new aviation service
recently flew 26 immigrants from
Rome to Sydney, Australia, max
ing it the first time an Egyptian
flag air carrier was flown to the
Far East.
Evening star., 1949-03-23

CUI. AMen IS '' 7"'
one of the organizers of the Air
Force Officers Candidate School
at Miami, Fla, in 1912. Recently
he was assistant to the deputy
chief of staff for operations at the
Pentagon. He is a native of Lin
coin, Nebr.
He is a brother OF Paul ]. Amen
baseball coach and assistant foot
Evening star., 1949-03-23

ball coach at West Point. Col
Amen and his wife have three
daughters, Mary Feline. 5, Marie
Barbara, 3. and Elizabeth Ann,
l year old.
Evening star., 1949-03-23

by Col. s. D.
Grubbs, COM
m a n d a n t of
He ad gu ar te rs
c ON m a n d of
the Air Force.
A veteran of
88 missions in
B urn a a n d
C hin a, Col.
Amen will COM
mand, supervise
and oper a t e
Boiling under
the jurisdiction
of Col. Grubbs.
~ l.
Evening star., 1949-03-23
Col. Amen Takes Command
OF Boiling Air Force Base

Col. Henry J. Amen, SO, of 81
Boiling road. Alexandria, Va, to-
day assumed command of Boiling
Air Force Base, it was announced
Evening star., 1949-03-23
ADVERTISEMENT.
PEARL: COME HOME

It was all my fault, Pearl. I admit
I was surly and grumpy. No wonder
that even the kids were scared of me.
But everything's better now. I've
found out that constipation caused
by lack of bulk in my diet can be
licked! Believe me, I advise others
who suffer the same way to do
what I did: just eat a bowlful Of
KELLOGG'S SALL-BRANev every day
and drink plenty of water. They say
it's Americas most famous laxative
cereal-believe me, it sure gets my
vote. Or make it up into mullins -
they taste grand too. Come home,
dear, and find a bran new man wait
ing for you. That's me-your ever
lovin' husband, JOE.
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Model Air Show Draws Suffolk Entries

| Henry Gross. Ben Traylor. George
Mitchell. Russell Hancock. T. r
culpepper. Robert Nelms, joe
Davis. Henry Rawls and Martin
Carter.
Most OF them are building orig
inal designs for the show. The
CARAT brothers expect 70 enter
two models with 8-foot wing
spreads. which they built last year
for entrance In the free-fight
classifieations.
Young Cook won first place in
Glass CD free fight in the Is4s
National Capital Show. and most
of the others at one time or an
other have been among the. win
ners at various model plane con-
tests.
The Air Force is continuing
preparations for the big air show
which will climax the model plant
meet. and it also Is studying the
best locations of flying circles al
Andrews in which the. flights vii
take place. The Military All
Transport Service Is conferrins
/ with show officials on these mat
tiers.
, Associate memberships in tht
SNOW association, which helI
finance the international meet
now are available at 81 each
| Those who desire entry blanks TO
Evening star., 1949-05-01
By Horny Lever

Almost all the model plane en-
thusiasts in Suffolk. Va. are en-
tering the fourth annual National
Capital Model Air Show 10 be held
June 26 at Andrews Air Force Base
Evidence that the prestige OF
the nonprofit noncommercial meet
Is spreading was contained in a
letter from Charles S. CARAT III
of Suffolk to Winston w. Watts
circulation supervisor OF The Star
and registrar Of the show.
MIR. CARAT wrote that q few
members Of the Suffolk Prop
Twisters." the towns model plane
club, we're at the show here last
year. and that still others hac
heard about this years event
through the grapevine"
He asked the registrars Office
to send him IL entry blanks be.
cause that many members Of ths
Prop Twisters" hope to partici'
pate in the Andrews meet Jun.
26. And since the club roster in
cludes most of Suffolk's mode
plane enthusiasts. that means mos
Of the towns junior flyers will D,
here.
The IL who expect to come Il
Andrews are Mr.. CARAT. hi.
brother Bruce, Preston Cook
Evening star., 1949-05-01

the show may obtain them ~
hobby shops In the District and
vicinity or from any Plymouth
dealer In Metropolitan Washing
ton.
The show is sponsored by The
Star. National Airport Club and
the Veterans Of Foreign Wars 10
ASSOCIATION with the Plymouth
dealers. Il Is expected 10 craw
about loo. 900 persons.
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Fisherman Shot
In Neck With
| Lead Sinker

Quentin Manson, 27. colored, Of
1840 Fifty-first street NE. was
fishing in the Anacostia River yes
terday when he felt a sudden sting
in the back of his neck.
He was taken to Gallinger Hos
pital with a flesh wound that ap-
-parently is not serious.
Police, at first inclined to be-
lieve he had been struck by stray,
well-spent .22-caliber bullet. later
said he may have been hit by a
lead fishline sinker thrown by
someone nearby.
Evening star., 1949-05-01
Assembly Gives Dr.. Evah
bio Hand On Ssh Birthday
D. re AssssauA~a ssssa

NEW YORK Apvl 3o.-Tfas
United Nations Assembly save It's
president Or. Herbert Y. Evatf.
Australian foreign minister. q e.g
hand today On hls Ssih birthday.
DR.. Jose Arce. ATgenilne deie-
gate. arose On a point o. order &c
congratulate Dr.. EyAtt
To-day. so years ago. our pres.-
Evening star., 1949-05-01

3ers Was hc-r ~ Afce kaas
SPEAKING :o- cas - ire count. sss
beginning VIII A. ! w4xh kaI or
eehaI q the Assembly - MARI
esrxa1AyS"
Evening star., 1949-12-31
LOTS kR SALE

CONN. AVE. LOCATION 1drive / Blk.
east Of Conn. ave, on Fessenden to
34th st. to our siTn) Large rambler
and homesites: rep. on grounds: IL
to pm. Ewes. phone IA. 75ll;
rRANREiA sAAHRIEER 1NS foRzs4 Ms W. W. mr. All All.
Wooded lot with high elevation,
owner GL. 1898, II
500 LOTS, very desirable for low cost
housing: All improvements avail.
rShLs All eli dhuReTtOs seiI sSei; sox,to, water vat
sewer and gas In. paved street, 8
PETERs REALTY. Elmwood fo3.@I
ORCHARDALE (nr. Western ave. and
River I'd d.)-Level lot. 51x110, close
seseE1 ons ST. slaBo eo M ERRY IA Hay psyso ce
BgiL6fSG DING 'Il' a RAMBIER. IAN sisa Extra
Chevy Chase view. ali nth: and
eERey R9od HAY CO. 81. 5oo5; ewes,
W6S6MooR. @ Silver Spring tsec. ind.
built homes)-Leyel wooded lot,
Incl. q only $500. PERRY HAY
.f92SN4ioN 81 Ri S99S sinEas syss "a fsss Isss ,otl
60x1 90 e.. close In Silver Spring.
walking distance to bus, stores and
schools tll util. and st. incl. Special
price, Sizes each. PERRY HAY
Co. 81. 3O05: ewes. RA. 6Ss7. II
ATTENTION BUILDERS level lots,
65x135 ea.. University Hills (short
walk to Md. Univ, sec. modern
homes. all util. and st. In Owner
must sacrifice at S1,50O ea. PERRY
HAY CO., 81. 30O5; ewes. OIL. 9092.
HILLCREsT-Desirable lot. 5000 Blk.
Denver st; Sc; 81 improvements in
ARLINGTON-Two lots for colored
duplex" {S.famiiy houses), close
FAILS CHURCH-A-acre lot: beau
tiful doswood. oak and many other
joining Broadmont: no trafic prob
lens. ASK-US REALTY CO. GL.
1 BLOCK Off NORTH GLEBE RD.-
S0x300 "a corner. In the fast grow
ing section. nr. Walker Chapel; mr..
churches and buslines. For informa-
tion.. inquire 4344 North Glebe I'd.
or phone Gaithersburg 247-J. II
Evening star., 1949-12-31


18th AND COL. RD., 10000 50. It,
on 2 Is. separate modern street
cent iehtins .nd aa0 viii ahs's1 ss condition
for desirable tenant: used BY REM
inRton Rand as school and ONCE
ideal for school or natl hesdouar-
ters or insurance ohces: much aboyt
average ONCE space. 81 20 So. #.
EVHNs 9MNsf fbuEEDlN:i4so ME fysa S.x M1 aa Yois
ave NV. Available immediatelyt de-
ments. PENN PROPERTIES, 474 K
st. NV NE. 1907. :.
IR-CONDITIONED OFFICES IN
aodsTn ss T n sne: rooms
suites Of 9 rooms or more. priced
space available, THos, j. FIsHEk
4 CO. INC; Realtors. 7as 18th st.
LasGr ais; ii ssiGHT Ssiai OFFICE at -9a aasc
and N; open tor inspection; S55 mo
18th AT n N.w.-Larse ONCE room.
partly furn: a bargain At S4b mo.
OFFICE Gil R1 sraGE. 5aa or ossE DE 1855 oSd Il
as doesors, co eensistins q ) individusl Si
1928 M st. NV. Call RE. 01l?;
SILVER SPRING. MD.-omce or
store for lease; ground floor. 15.6x
1as. ls: All; air-condit,onsd; very des!r.sIls Z
teefflSn aEIAn. Gsbl sliso Nj 4ooe' oaeel'n' CRANE
BARR BUILDING, 910 18th st. NV,
near Connecticut and K st.-New,
modern, attractive desk space for
those who want the best; reception.
mail, switchboard and stenoeraphic
Afa iftsese coNpfTfosfb, Ga R6 iurnish.d oa once,
available in new downtown building
with private entrance. ST. 0UO2.
OFFICE or business space for rent;
modern brick bldg; fine location In
Arlington County. Write Box 404-
rRivaTfiE II All; ROOM, newt, decorated. rat
.eet,nn .ee lax'es:r liz m9es5n sssS b1ds' fnaRsisl
5th AND X sTS. N.W.-and floor cor.
ner contains 1850 50. It.: well
suited for jobber. wholesaler or dis
light furnished. THOMAS j., FISHER
& CO.. INC. Realtors. 1888 18th ct
FAiRFAx DR.. .CLARENDoN SEC
once for rent with wonderful ad-
veritsing space; can be rented on
. monthly basis. ASK-US REALTY
CO., GL 1859. OK. 1850. IL
Evening star., 1949-12-31
PONTIAC 1941 "8" cyl. club coupe;
r. and h.; S495. COX MOTORS.

PONTIAC TIA H. ls4 s4as sS Gox ''9s MoToRs fSSRs;
boos Wisconsin ave. NV. OR. 1920.
PONTIAC o.! .4.x q ;n.s tidr .gs Gsns5 'pSt. Ps
holder, foe lights. spotlisht and
1895 down. ROYAL MOTORS, Pack
rSsT1ss ,ss s:l,:ss e 9e ss; os sa1ns s.'. .ps7:
4s5. s1ss sefoSsRoa' dsR1 EoYat Mo
ToRs; PseksId. aSo6 is Eennedy st.
Pontiac 1941 2-dr.: private owner:
and h., deh defroster nd,t3oI Lie A6s Gua1d I'd
best ener; s6le Georgia ave. NV.
cyl: Hydra-Matic, fully equipped
good as new; s1.95o. Vienna
PoNTfEAC9 1910 e-door with heater;
GOOD running condition. new front
system, seat covers. may be seen
&: IT, Az; S{!:r Va ow. 7iis. sa:S or
PoSTfAc ess! HtSf 1884 "s": excellent me-
good needs seat covers. WI. g! ssl2
PONTIAC 1897 4-door; fair condi-
ton; $3.50 or best offer. GE. 6047
PONTIAC 1910 club coupe; equipped;
S249. GEORGETOWN MOTORS
1900 Wisconsin ave. AID. 312S.
PONTIAC 1947 sedan: equipped. q
quality car; 1904. $200 down. Why
pay more? AUTO WHOLESALERS,
1881 Bladensburg I'd. Ii. 3-ssOO
sTUDEBAKER l949 Commander "e''
club coupe; radio and heater; l
$l.595: guar. and "a mos terms.
TRIANGLE MOTORS, 1888 r; I.
sTUDEBAKER '46 club cpe.: r. and
h. and Cd; like new; $685.. MORRIS
s 4sss7 sasuoHEs' 1914 Ga ave. & GE'
sTUDEBAKER AZ e-dr. and 4-dr :;
r. and h.: SS95, $95 dn. METRO
MOTORS. N. Y. ave. and Blad. I'd.
sTUDEBAKER 194s sedan: equipped,
quality car; 81 ,094. $3.50 down.
Why pay more? AUTO WHOLE
SALERS. 1871 BladensburG rd. IL.
:3-SS00. ~
Evening star., 1949-12-31
LOTS WANTED
FARMS FOR SALE

MONTG. coo acres, Arm. home
With siee; and running water. heat;
ssu. vi Dlsa' ea pavfa %oRfa1kaToa FIJI 1ss
x. sL. 800; ts .s.s' Mi Nj. Dunbar.
M6NTp. p.cs .co.. Mp.-5o acres and mod
soases sna osses bids: m sass
have electricity: The land is good
and well-fenced. large stream. on
hard rd., committing dist. D. C. The
property is vacant. owner says sell.
Look 1t over and make an offer. For
1ppt W ad e see es snd David sn Ia kfughi san
EuoENE B. GiNGEIL REAL Es-
TATE. 7542 GEORGETOWN rd.. Be
90 ACRES, % mi. from WASH: 4.
rm. house. bath. nrepl... elec. lights.
elec. pump, gas INV. heater; good
5 nS seyers lSp sheHsn Hsnhs housss sss
I4e ACRES, borders on Bull Run. 90
mi. from Wash; good hunting; g.
rm. house. elec. lights; good well.
shade. barn; about 80 acres cleared.
$1,000. JOHN H. RUFF. Vienna
13O ACRES. in the Damascus section.
A splendid stock farm, completely
fenced; 3 streams; 2-story 9-rm.
frame house; electricity only i'm
provement; lge. stock barn: ST 900.
Call Jerry Williams, Damascus 626I
or FRED B. CUSHMAN, Realtor, $40
Frederick ave-, Gaithersburg 299.
/ I06 ACRES, In the Damascus section.
Situated on an all-year-round road;
improved with an S-rm. frame
ant houses: lge. stock barn, corn
crib. machine shed. tool house, gar
age; farm is well watered with
stream the entire length, About
40 acres of light timber. The farm
has been somewhat neglected, but is
splendid producing property.
$16,950. Owner will carry $4,000
1st mortgage at 8 ner cent. Call
Jerry Williams. Damascus 1921 or
FRED B. CUSHMAN, Realtor, $40
Frederick ave, Gaithersburg 299.