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which told the miners to return
to the pits.
Certain On Verbal Order.
There is one point want to
clear up. 1t has been suggested
that when Bernard J. Beasley
phoned his order to me that
Lewis says the whistle blows one" :"
I might have been mistaken in
believing it was really the voice
of Beasley.
Such a mistake was impossible!
I have been most intimately &C
quainted with Beasley for more
than 10 years. I have f1shed,
hunted and vacationed with him
on numerous occasions. The Beas-
ley family and my family were
constant companions. The Beas-
ley children called me Uncle
Lloyd" and we conversed over
the phone many times every week.
The voice was unmistakable.
The proof rests on my carrying
out the Beasley order of pulling
the maintenance men from the
Buckheart. Had I pulled these vi
tai men, and done so without
higher authority, Beasley would
have sent them back instantly.
Maintenance men are never pulled
from mines even in the bitterest
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Miner Says Union Leadership Forced Friends to Gust Him

the trip to the Buckheart mine.
Then the fun really started.
Beasley called meeting of the
members of my local. I was ad-
vised to stay away. In the group
attending were all of the Lewis
stooges, and, of course, any man
defending Lloyd Sidener in that
meeting on a standing vote would
have placed himself in jeopardy
A charge was placed against
me. The union did not dare to
make the charge on the return
to-work proposition since such ac-
ton would have placed them in
direct contempt of Federal court.
So trumped-up charges were
made, the chief being that Sidener
was guilty of dual unionism."
I was fined $4,000 and the "kan-
garoo" meeting expelled me from
the presidency of the local.
Visited By Mine Committee.
After the contract was signed
with the coal operators, 1 re-
turned to work. This was on
March 6. I was shovel operator
at the Buckheart mine, and was
Immediately visited by a mine
committee and the vice president
of my local union. They informed
me that the international union
CUMW) had demanded that if I
worked none of the other men
at the mine were to work. The
committee told me they were car
rying out the orders of the inter-
national union, which. of course,
were the orders of John L. Lewis.
I told the committee I would
leave the job as J did not want
to cause the miners working at
Buckheart to lose any more wages
than they had already lost.
That was the final Lewis pack
age. A miner-one Lloyd Sidener
was deprived of work for at
tempting to follow the publicly
stated order of John L. Lewis and
the order from the Government
of the United States, through it's
Federal court.
Evidently the John Lewis right
hand, which secretly advised the
miners not to return to work, was
much stronger than his left hand
Evening star., 1950-08-02

Agents Of the University of
Maryland's College of Agriculture
Extension Service made more
than $4,000 farm and home visits
in Maryland during the past year,
DR.. T. B. Symons, director of the
service. announced in his report
for 1949. THE Hope of Tomor-
row"
Over 367,OOO people attended
Extension Service meetings during
1949, the report said. and esti-
mated that changes had resulted
on approximately $4,000 farms
and 1000 farm homes. Some 49,
900 homemakers participated in
programs of 421 Homemakers
Clubs, the report continued. These
Evening star., 1950-08-02

of strikes since the flooding of
mines keeps men from work for
weeks or months after a strike is
settled. Pulling maintenance men
is considered vandalism by even
the most arbitrary Communist
dominated labor groups.
can state fatty that the order,
"the whistle blows one for Mon
day." came from Bernard j. Reas-
ley, district officer of the UNIV.
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| Defied John l. Lewis
By Lloyd H. Sidener
Nnrth Amaricun Nau1snnnar AIlinnea

CANTON, ILL.,, Aug. 2.-On Feb
ruary II, the day following Fed
eral Judge Richmond B. Keech's
noted court decision ordering the
United Mine Workers to return to
the pits and the publicly stated
official order of John L. Lewis to
all officers of the UNIV that the
miners should Immediately re-
sumo mining coal, Canton and all
This 10 the fourth Of five ertjcIes by the
miner who defied John [. Lewis and
subsequently wos fined by his United
Mine WoFkers' local.
Illinois mining ceslters buzzed with
excitement.
However, there was an imme-
date private action that all miners
knew came from Lewis, informing
the miner he should not return
to the Job. This private informa-
ton was understood by the miners
and they knew what would hap
pen to them If they did return.
Sentiment rapidly crystallized.
Even though each miner knew he
was supposed to stay on strike
despite the Federal court order
and Lewis kilograms to the district
leaders, he is an American.
American citizens have a respect
for Federal courts. But the miner
also knows he must make living.
And he has realized for many
years he must follow the desires
of John L. Lewis If he remains
in the coal fields.
Most miners have spent all their
working years in the mines and
know no other profession. Due to
the lack of democratic rights in
electing his high district officials,
the Illinois miner has no power
over those officials who have COM
plete power over him.
Urged to Heed Public Order.
Under these very trying circum-
stances the Canton miners had to
make q decision and a majority
of them did. Scores in my district,
facing financial ruin If they did
not go to work, began calling me
with the urgent request that we
take the Lewis public order to
return to work on its face value
and honor the court order.
Finally, after three days OF
turmoil, received a petition from
a number OF miners in my local
requesting a meeting be held to
discuss going back to work. BY
this time, a majority Of the mem
bers had signified their desire to
honor the court order and return.
We assembled to talk things
over. About 130 miners showed
up and all wanted to go back to
work. The number so signifying
constituted a majority Of the mem
bers Of my local.
We decided to go to the Buck
heart mine washroom and call
the superintendent of the mine
to see II the company would agree
to pay the scale under the old
contract and, when a new con-
tract was signed, agree to make
the new scale retroactive.
Found Road BlOckaded.
We did not reach the Buck
heart mine. which is situated
4 miles from Canton. Three
miles from the mine, the road
narrowed and, at its narrowest
point, about so cars were lined
up blocking passage. I walked
TO q roadside home and called the
superintendent. He said no one
wanted bloodshed and advised us
not TO smash through the block
ade.
With the blockading cars was
Bernard J. Beasley, district officer
and my superior. I heard later
that Beasley was along as an
observer" a silly and weak sub
terfuge at best. Our group Of
130 men decided that to avoid
trouble, we had better call off
Evening star., 1950-08-02

No food shortages. The Presi-
dent has stated that neither food
shortages or rationing are in
prospect, despite the fighting in
Korea. Don't hoard. =.
Evening star., 1950-08-02
Maryland Farm Agents Record $1,000 Visits

included 1000 new members and
Is new clubs.
Evening star., 1950-08-02

France no longer restricts the
number of francs which may be
taken into the country by visitors.
Evening star., 1950-08-02
IT'S
Miller!

W HEN you're living in nervous
world where statesmen worn you the
futures opt to be gloomy. it's high time
you filled your HOME LIFE with sur
roundnes thot SMILE! And thot's just
whot MODERN furniture does. Its conn.,
fort is tension relieving, its lines ore
eleon-eut, its finish is Iustrous. At
WiIIiom z. Miller, two entire floors Of
Merry Modern are devoted to keeping
the Smile supreme in q gloomy world.
Choose from Coy Blond Mohoeonies,
Fown Oaks. Champagne Naples, Lined
ooks -. every popular wood and finish.
Select sectional sofos and lounge chairs
in any conceivable shade and fobric.
Prices ore os pleasant as a cool breeze
so go MerriIy Modern by coming to
Miller tomorrow! Browse at your leisure
throughout Furniture's Hall of Fome!
Furniture is ottroetiveIy orroneed in
room groups so you con costly visualize
it in your own home.
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DESK SPACE

PART-TIME OFFICE, mail, telephone
and business address service; tele-
phone numbers furnished or your
telephone answered by direct extern
sion. Call ST. 1900. Id
DESK available in nice private ONCE,
centrally located; $50 per month.
2l7 Bond Building. -17
ID. C. BUSINESS ADDRESS. desk
space, mail, message, seer. serv.
1919 r st. Suite sos. Elk. 97SS.
BARR BLDG. e1O 18th st. NV. near
Conn. and Knew, modern, attrac-
tive desk space for those who want
the best. Receptionist, mail. switch
board and stenographic service. Call
DI o7O4 lis
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WE SELL FARMS

Lovely country home on 2 acres Of
ground. Completely modern house.
Center hall, 1Sx30 liy. .rm., lge.
dining nm, new kit, bedrms. and
oil heat, gar. Within walking dis
bring $4,000 in town. Price ri
diculously low with terms. Com
muting distance of D. c.
II acres with modern house. center
hall. lge. liv. rm., dining rm., in
closed sun parlor, den. powder rm:,
kit, with buffers pantry on LIST f..
room or nursery attached. . baths.
full bsmt. with concrete A., oil
h. VIII, Lear gar. Macadam drive
way, beautiful lawn profess .onally
Handicapped. Excel. view; commuter
service via B. g. o.. to. town. Puo-
lie and parochial school bus service
by the door. This is really dream
place. Price only $4,000
96-acre farm with modern 3~bedrm
house. All recently renovated, new
hardwood floors, new electric kit.
new diversified oil heating plant;
newly papered, etc. Center hall,
liv. rm., dining rm.. rec. nm; utility
and bath on ind fl. 2-car gar;
20x4O barn, etc Grazing lard well
fenced. nice orchard. nicely situated
with good view. % mi. to Silver
Spr. An ideal family size farm in
the peace and security of the coun-
try. Price, S26,500 Many other
farms and country homes in upper
Montgomery County: For appoint sn
Poolesvilie 1898. THOMPSON &
GRAY. Realtors. 904 Ellsworth dr.,
Silver Spr Md
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LOTS g. ACREAGE FOR SALE

LOVELY LEVEL lot, 65x240. Fair.
fax county, 20 min. to D. C.. All
new houses on street. Paved street,
curb and gutter; city water, sewer.
utilities; $1,000. OWNER, DE.
so1iSo. mi. D. c.: util.. in. white
II ACRES-S2 800. $500 cash. $50
#. paved road. Adjoins Camp Meade.
For trailer camp or cottases. A A..
$4,000; on river. Terms. RIA.
E. RivERDALE HTs.-sox165; all
util.. trees, mr.. shop. center. 5000.
$3.50 cash, $50 mo. RIA. S9O5.
I 10 ACRES of valuable land, approx.
1900 It.. frontage on Marlboro pike
In Forestville; suit; for subdlvision:
p watfc an t es % q RIoReLy cor
Inns, $500 Marlboro pike. HI. 6612.
ONE REALLY l.I!I NICE ICE ACRE .a!oininr
1ne views. fertile soil. good road
1nroTnt a n Only sl.100, easy Terms.
MoNrGoMERY CO.. 10 or more ser.s
on Ssb hard . TofG IA miles p c. vs line
s sEsi 2S RI CO. t't Ask o SssH8
MD:-Lars. wooded cor
asE lot Bi oef om bus. S't Clos. aPd
shopping center. school and church.
Cali OWNER. WA. 1920. lib
FOREST. vA.---2S,4O2 50.
it.. specially selected for modern
rambler; wooded; $4,000. OW. 7142.
HAwTH0RNE--very desirable wooded
corner lot facing park. Priced under
s saIe ca. m1 oWNE Rs.' Ok ioI o@ss
APPROxIMATELY ONE ACRE-$40
cash, $50 month. Price, 1878, Is
%ss f ,5o% p Rre .a ns Ssuns SE
J. W. Mev1cKER
ST. 3469. Piscataway. Md.
HAMLET" On. Ch., Nd; corner Le-
land and Glendale I'd; $4,000.
BETHESDA COUNTRY CLUB - Cor
ner Greentree and Andrus rd.; 3d.
900 SO. IT.; $4,000.
SLIGO PARKWAY - Second lot on
Hamilton from corner Pine Tree and
Hamilton; $4,000.
sPRINGBRooK-second lot on Rem
inston dr., from corner stoninSton
and Remington; 46,s00 50. ft.i
w. LANHAM HILLS . lots, incl
corner. 18th and Emerson pl.;
$1,000.
5 ACRES adj, to MOL, Sl,7bO, &C.
2l1 ACRES, Georgia ave. ext, AspiA
Hill sect; make an ofier.
LEACH g. CRONIN
LO. 5-2772 and LO. 5-3636.
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FREDERICK COUNTY,

SOUTHERN MARYLAND BARGAINS
Potomac River. 2.200-ft. frontage;
1S-mlle view of river; sand beach;
fertile soil, 1856 acres; springs,
streams; excellent neighborhood: IS
miles Washington; tenant house. 3
80 miles Washington: $50 acres;
frontage on State. I'd; 100 acres
arabic; springs, streams; excellent
soil; suitable subdivisions In all
farms; tenant houses, $4,000.
neighborhood; 1877 acres, 20 arabic.
fertile soil; 7-room dwelling; bath,
electricity. telephone; magnificent
view; farm buildings; good tenant
on farm. $4,000,
Residence, La Plata, Md; excellent
venienceS; town water; practically
new. Immediate possession. Sl1,5OO
Productive farm, fertile soil suitable
tobacco and stock raising; conven-
lent La Plata, Md. 200, acres;
'' toEacco S'f barns Si fDSm 0WeinS'
% Miles Washington, Potomac Bridge
hwy: S-room dwelling; baths;
suitable two-family occupancy. Sl0,-
Retirement home, Cobb Island.
f1 charming prv ysw PH s0dsc.nsa water ter
BUNGALOW, > bedrooms. fireplace,
artesian we'll; fruit; . garages;
furniture included. $1,000.
Retirement home, 2 acres on State
road, convenient to Wicomico river;
good neighborhood. 4-room cottage,
electricity; fruit; garden. $4,000.
Acreage tracts, waterfront and in
land, wooded or cleared: residential
or commercial. Request map. Advise
requirements.
LEONARD SNYDER. LA PLATA. MD.
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POOR MANS
SUBDIVISION

Do you want independence for only
S25? You can get immediate pos
session to a beautifully wooded tract
of land for S25 down and $40 per
month. 1913 Der tract. School.
stores and churches in the vicinity.
Excellent for gardening and chick
ems: no building restrictions: park
your trailer until yor can afford to
build. 1S minutes to 3hirlinston
Shopping Center and easy % minutes
to D. c. by way of Shirley highway.
No charge for writing I'D papers; no
real estate commissions to pay. be-
cause you purchase direct from
owner. To reach property. drive out
Shirley highway to FNanconia. then
turn left of of Shirley highway TO
Franconia School, then turn right
onto Route 613 Just one and three.
tenths miles to WINDSOR ESTATES.
Owner will be on property Saturday
and Sunday. For further infor-
nation call MR.. HENRY, telephone
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INDUSTRIAL pRopERTY-RENT

Mr.. 10th AND FRANKLIN N.E.-Lot
69x9O, next to gas sta; $50 mo-
A. NJ. ROTH, RE. 1880. -16
NEARBY Md, on bus stop: 2,10o
50. it., Aft. cell, loading dock;
ing; Si75 mo. or will sell. A. M.
ROTH, RE. 1880. Id
5000 so. FIT. Of industrial ground,
with pvt. r.r. siding and office on
property. MA. $685. bet. 8 and b.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-08-13
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

REAR 934 G ST. S.W.-2-story
brick, 2nd coml., lights. etc; 200
IT. ga. fir; can use for any bust
ness. THOMAS p, BROWN ol6
p Isl * 'E ROOM, at e12 18th st;
with display ceases; rent reasonable.
43I6 LEE HWY, Arl.. vas rms.
and bath. suit. for once or show
room; could be used for comb. living
and business; GL. 1853. ,,
small rooms, pvt; washroom; heat heat
sFF00R RAGt EE or iS0F REPAIR SHOE. ist
coml., rear 1882 Wis ave. NV;
parking space; approx. 3oxl1Ha
perfect setup for small bus. =,
USED CAR LOT and once. 5000 n;
10th St, Arl. For particulars call
1S SI AND pt6o M N.w.-2nd coml.; lisht
airy bsmt., cement floor, heavy wiz
ing. car parking, front and rear
entrs. RA. 1920. lo
roth AND X N.W.--Lse. open space,
2Ox70, suit. architect, engineer'
iights. 2 labs; reasonable rent. RA'
LEASE LOT. 125xso, with once. 4
mi. south Alex, No. 1 hwy. formerly
thinner Trailer Sales; next to open
air theater. Phone TIE. $3.50.
AN IDEAL PLACE for repairs and
refnishing OF furniture or pianos;
large SPRAY room with exhaust IAN
Gated close TO central business dis
frict of Washington. For further
details call MR.. LEONARD at
DI. S464 Id
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COLONIAL
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

Reduced 25.7f6. Now you have the
opportunity to buy fine farm with
reasonable price. And nt a time
when land is a hedge against in
fation. 1873 acres tobacco and grain
land, 100 acres woods with timber.
Four barns, two tenant houses, z
room two-Story frame residence with
$4,000.
Farmers farm. Here Is the chance
for q dirt farmer to get good
rundown farm and make 1t pay
Will carry over 20 acres tobacco
81 acres tillable; 200 acres woods
\ 3 barns. S-room dwelling with full
brick basement; $4,000. J. SPENCE
HOWARD. JR., Realtor. St. Nary
City ct MILLS 373-W-2
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COUNTRY HOME

235-acre farm with meadow. run
ming water, mountain view; we'll
constructed S-room house; well. els
tern, barn. outbuildings; g miles
west OF Frederick. Nd. on highway.
Inquire SAMUEL H. DAVIS. Doubs,
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LANHAM PARK
tout Defense Highway
Beautiful Lots. 75x150 Feet

Just east OF Iannam, Nd.
(Out Defense Highway
Beautiful Lots. 75xl5O Feet
If you are looking for .
lovely homesite--- q place well
situated with beautiful trees
and room for flowers and .
place where, the kiddies can
romp and play and still have
such indispensable city con-
veniences as city water. cleo
ice. train and bus connections
and concrete roads - then
come out to Lanham Park.
one OF Prince Georges Coun-
tvs fastest growing com:
munities-where you can sti1
$3.50. With Convenient terms
If you prefer. SO that yoH
can pay for your lot In small
monthly payments.
Come out and look around.
There is no oblig &tion to buy
but we promise you will be
impressed with the value Of
fered and the activity hers
in Lanham Park.
Directions: Bladensburg I'd.
to Peace Cross, turn right out
Defense hwy. 4la miles to
Pennsylvania Railroad over
pass. cross overpass. continue
"a mile to large sign, Ian
ham Park" at office on left
side of Defense hwy.
Office Open Daily and Sunday
10 am. Until Dark.
THOMAS F. HALEY, REALTS
Phone HyattSville OlO7. Ia
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THREE GOOD BUYS

fronts creek and U. S. hwy. near
towns: S3.100, 500 dn., S25 mo.
.. Good S-rm. house. cleo, . barns,
20 acres fertile open, 10 woods,
streams, well, ! mi. of State I'd
$3.50, terms; $4,000 cash.
3. Nice S-rm. and 2-bath house in
town; IS, 500 terms; $1,000 cash.
WILLIAM A. COOKE, Louisa, Va
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FARMS

24O ACRES-Tobacco and cattle
farm. 80 acres cultivated. 8 acres
alfalfa, 100 acres timber. 8 to-
bacco barns. 2 lge. dairy barns. only
houses. Price, only $16.50o.
1000 IT. waterfront. mr.. Thomp-
kinsville. with. 6-rm. house. % acres.
10 acres clear. Price. $4,000.
5-rm. mod. house on Rt. 301. on
2-acre lot. shop and gear garage.
Priced only $4,000.
L. G. KRAGH.
REAL ESTATE BROKER.
LA PLATA, MD.
La Plata 43a2
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GOOD FARMS
SIS PER ACRE

200 acres. excellent grazing or gen.
eral farming, barn. stream, good
roads. Don't expect a city house
at this price.
IS MILES OF D. G.
S42. 800; 146 acres. good house. barn,
streams. springs, 81 head OF cattle
2 horses. all farm machinery plus
2 mixers; substantial cash.
DAIRY FARM
S36. 500; $50 acres. S-rm., 2-bath
home; beautiful view. good, ,produc-
tive soil, or can be bought with
stock and machinery.
% MILES OF D. G.
s17.s5O; so acres, all clear, fenced
and cross fenced; all modern 4
BEULAH GOSS, CHI. 5682
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PAINT BRANCH FARMs-1A acres.
by owner. No reasonable offer re-
fused. Call RE. $685.: -15
APPROX. ACRES, with 600-ft I'd
frontage; good for business site on
new hgwy.; 80 mi. D. c.; In Va. Refer
Box Art. Star. Ia
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GOING SHIPYARD

Located at Wynne on Smiths Greek
on the Potomac River: accessible to
the inland waterway; two railways,
winter stowage slips, building sheds,
complete workshop and once. At
tractive Groom owners residence
with central heat and all con-
veniences. Here is your opportunity
II you know the boat business and
have money to invest.
J. SPENCE HOWARD, sR., REALTOR,
st. Mary's City. ct. Mills 373-W-2.
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CONN. AVE AND M ST. NV
3-story and bsmt. brick
CONT bldg, 3 frs. rented;
Remodel bsmt. into store.
Priced under $4,000.
DRURY REALTY CORP.
NJ. 1000. Ewes, WO. 1881,
UNE 6QRa nR kTR1
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EARLY AMERICAN

A beautifully automatically recon-
structed Calvert County. Md. To-
room brick Dutch Colonial, situated
on 227-acre producing tobacco
and cattle farm that has water
frontage on Battle Creek a Patux-
ent River estuary. A noteworthy
accomplishment OF enlarging a 1867
brick house has four chimneyS. 9
f1replaces hand-rived shingles, orig
inal and period hardware. tiled bath,
Law. septic -ank oil burner, h.-w.h..
INV. heater, laundry tubs. modern
kitchen. basement and public serv-
ice electricity. Farm is tenant-op
Grated: good condition Groom ten
ant house: 4 tobacco barns and
other buildings. House site is on 100
It. elevation. having, water out
lock. Ancient English lockwood and
cedar trees in house grounds. This
house is in new, unoccupied condi-
ton and is well worth your atten-
ton as the situation is quiet and
pleasant. Price has been reduced to
500. 600. Exclusive with THEODORE
F. MENK, a27 18th st. NV. Elk
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COUNTY
BEAUTIFUL, ESTATE


400 beautiful rolling acres. $50 acres
in permanent pasture, Groom very
attractive. Goodyear English
brick. country home. All completely
rebuilt and modernized Nothing to
do but move in. Building set back
"a mile from hard road. Lovely
driveway to estate. All-electric and
telephone wires underground. . miles
OF board fencing, large lake stocked.
fed by springs. Center hall. 3 mas
ter bedrooms. ] on 1st floor; very
modern equipped kitchen, lovely liv-
ing room with fireplace, library with
fireplace. servants quarters. a home
with 4 modern baths. powder room,
Crane heating unit, attractive Gear
garage and lovely terrace. Property
surrounded with beautiful lawns,
flowers. shrubs and shades; 3 arti-
san sparkling wells and many out
buildings, all completely rebuilt: 2
very attractive tenant houses, guest
house. modernized log cabin. 200
years old: 4 rms, bath. powder
room. shower. oil heat; 40-stanc1ion
dairy barns, large bank barns with
10 stanchions: also box stalls. at
tractive calf quarters, huge machine
shed.. 4 poultry houses. This at
tractive estate is reasonably priced.
John Burdoft, Colesville, Md.
RID No. . Silver Spring, Md. Call
Ashton Md 3S46 Ia
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SMALL FARMS


An acre and independence. $500 tno
house, Also 1-acre real water
front lots right on Bull Run. $3.50
payable $50 down. SIS a month:
hunting. fishing and SWIMMING
from your own back yard; plenty
Of room for chickens, garden. fruits;
etc; raise your own food and beat
the high cost of living and, don't
WORRY about rationing and hoard
ing. You can use your land as soon
as you pay the S25 down.
GOOD ROADS
ELECTRICITY
sos DOWN. $40 A MONTH
IS minutes drive out Lee blvd to
Centreville; turn left at trafnc light
on Route 20 toward Manassas
iSMAIL FARMS" Open every day.
to pm. Every Trailways bus TO
Manassas passes us. Bring $40
deposit :