davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-09-15
FROM sITKA

A. Glenn of Sitka is registered at th, Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-09-15

M. H. Peters of Cordova is stay ing at the Baranof Hotel.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-09-15
WEATHER REPORT

WEATHER REPORT
 Temperatures for 24-Hour Period
 ending $40 o'clock this morning
 Juneau-Maximum, miss sing, minimum, missing. At Airport-Maximum, 62; minimum, 49. F o R E c A s T (Juheau and vicinity) Mostly cloudy with inter- mittent light rain tonight and Saturday. Lowest tenn perature tonight near 48 de- } grees; highest Saturday near ) 55.
 } PRE 1PIT ATT IN } (Past 24 hours ending 7:30 am. today City of Junean-None; since Sept. 1-4.10 inches; since July 1-1516 inches. At Airport-Trace; since Sept. 1-2.41 inches; since July 1-14.41 inches. . . .
The Daily Alaska empire., 1950-09-15

tcontinued on Page Four'
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
THE sEMIWEEKLY MADISON COUNTY DEMOCRAT LONDON OHIO
She Mho StoQpA, Can't Conqlleh

clothes and trim figure bedaze
Of those women whose droop has become
stoop
find out you're keeping up good back
and not merely good fronts to Does
posture vibrant boncy and ami
that saggng ieyfh stance that's
dismay beau hubby?
your the places these exercises
achieve erect but natural posture.
Begin by holding straight Sides Lift them to
shoulder level swing them forward until hands meet then
backward they will
each day to relax and loosen shoulder
muscles
movement which should smooth
well-coordinated is made up Of three steps.
First lift dangling hands-atthgh position
your head Stretch them high they will
elbows allowing hands bounce
lightly head The final step to fling them
outward and then downward again to their original position
After exercises, your carriage will
determination all and aracveness will
q host Of compliments
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
CANAAN NEWS

spreading to the house. Mr.. and
Mrs. Charlee Won Over and fam
lily live in the house.
Mrs. B. II. Roby attended the
Union County All Style Revue
at Marysville Saturday. Her
granddaughter Roberta Lombard,
modelled her 4-H dress.
Mrs. J. f. McClain and grand
daughter, Bernice McClain of
Alexandria, visited fromFridayto
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs. L.
B. Converse and daughters.
, Farm Bureau Council No. 3
held picnic at Big Darby Rec
reation Center Tuesday evening
Mr.. and Mrs. Leon Kramer and
Myron of Watkins, Mr.. and Mrs.
Clifford Noland, Linda and Ron
aid spent Sunday with Mr. and
Mrs. Alvin Miller at Hartville.
They all visited Congress Lake,
near Akron, in the afternoon.
Miss Charlotte Hennis spent
Friday and Friday night at Camp
Clifton.
Mrs. Rollin Sherwood enter
tanned the Amlin euchre club with
a pot-luck dinner Wednesday,
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18

average milk production of 1873
pound of milk, and 464 pound
of butterfat per COW.
John II. Buehl, Route /, Lon-
don, with 80 head of mixed dairy
cattle was second in the county
with 1913 pound of milk and
389 pound Of butterfat per COW
Dyer and Helmuth were third in
the county in the production of
milk with 964 pound of milk and
35.5 pound of butterfate, from
10 head of Holstein. There were
Is dairy herds on DHIA testing
according to Jack Lombard, Tech
nieian, and 6 Owner-Sanpler
herds. Anyone interested in milk
testing program may cantact Jack
Lombard, or the Madison County
Extension Office.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18

of the state"
Smith, who is a combat veteran
of World War II, will receive
$500 each year during his four
year medical course. He con1plet-
ed his premedical work at Ohio
State University. graduating cum
laude in the class of 1880. He
will become a student at the
Ohio State University College of
Medicine this fall.
Under the scholarship plan,
which was instituted year ago
by the State Medical Association,
one student is selected each year.
A farm or a rural small town
community background as well
as a sincere desire to take up a
rural practice are of prime i'm
portance in making the selection,
DR. Byers said.
Smith has an excellent record
in rural youth work, including the
Proctorville Ali Club; the Ep-
worth League, and he was for
three years assistant advisor to
the Baptist Rural Youth League.
He is a 4th degree of Windsor
Subordinate Grange; 5th de-
gree member of Lawrence County
Pomona Grange and has received
the 9Th degree of the Ohio Stats
Grange.
During the summer vacations oi
high school years he worked or
local farms and in the orchards
near his home town.
! While attending the Ohio State
University he was member oi
i Alpha Epsilon Delta, honorary
premedical fraternity. AS gradu-
ate of Proctorville High Schoo.
/ in the class of 1941 he received
the Good Scholarship medal.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18

Smith served three and one
half years in the Armed Services
and held first lieutenants COM
mission at the close of the war.
He was pilot attached to the
3O1st Airborne Division of the
China Burma India theatre.
Married and the father of two
children, Smith plans to return
to his home town to practice
medicine, the announcement said.
Commenting on his desire to prac-
tice in a southern area of the
State, he said: Both my wife and
/ come from Proctorville. We
know the people, and we have
seen their needs. They need doc
tors i'm that area, and / want to
help in any way possible. ] want
also to have my children brought
up in a rural environment. It's a
wholesome one.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
Sues Truckinq
Firm For $5437

Suit for $5,437 and costs hss
been entered in the Madison
County Common Pleas Court by
Glen r. Russell, IL w. Howard
Taft Rd., Cincinnati against
Riokenbacker Transportation, Inc.
705 Broad St, Newark, N J. III
connection with an auto accident
Feb. 28, 1850, on Route 62, Mt.
Sterling.
The petition states that on Feb
ruary 28, 1850 at 700 p M. Glen
r. Russell and his wife were driv-
ing their 1886 Studebaker sedan
in q general northeasterly direct
ior on II. S. Route 62 in Mt. Ster-
ling ard were hit from the rear
by a tractor trailer truck owned
by RIckenbacker transportation,
Inc and driven by its agent, 'gev,
l. PeCht.
Because of the injuries suffer-
ed in the accident Mrs. Russell
was hospitaliZed and lost her un-
born child, the plaintiff claims.
Mr. Russell asks damages in
the amount of S5,437 and costs e
cover medical and hospital ex-
penses for his wife and damages
to his car.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18

business the club members set
September 6 as the date for their
achievement meeting at the home
of Dorothy Ann Hooking. Eliz-
abeth Beach, Rose Mancini, and
Mary Ann Drury were appointed
as committee to decorate a
booth at the Madison County Fair.
The booklet, MY All Health Re-
cord" was passed out to the
members. Barbara CLANCY report
ed her safety committee had sue
ceeded in having a stop sign ere
cted at the corner of Cherry and
High streets. Helen Edwards DEM
onstrated the correct way to cut
bias facing. Barbara Clancy gave
a health demonstration on pos-
ture. The girls rehearsed the
safety play, Little Things which
they presented to the 4-H Council
on Monday, August Ia. Refrseh-
ments were served by the host
ess, Barbara CLANCY reported.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18

A Lawrence County youth, 27-
year-old Robert G.. Smith of
Proctorville has been selected as
the winner of the second annual
Ohio State Medical Association
Rural Medical Scholarship.
The award was made by the
Associations Comr7.ttee on Rural
Health. The chairman of the COM
mittee, DR.. j. Martin Byers,
Greenfield, himself a rural doctor,
said that the scholarship is de-
signed to interest the rural youth
OF Ohio in the study of medicine
in order to "help meet the need
for country doctors in many areas
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
4-H ACTIVITIES

The 10th meeting CT the Mon
roe Winners 4-H Club followed a
project tour to all the members
homes to see the progress they
have made. The meeting was held
at the home of Bobby Littler. s
members were present.
We discussed transporting our
projects to the Madison County
Fair. Bill Conway, Bill Sullivan,
and Jerry Lightle, who attended
All camp gave reports.
Refreshments were serve d
afterwards, Jerry Lightle re-
ported.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
BY Mrs. Elton M. Roby


Mrs. Ed Burnside entertained
the Hayden Bridge Club Fri
day and two guests, Mrs. Ed
ward Hennis ,and Mrs. Robert
Lombard. Prizes were won by
Mrs. Hennis, Mrs. B. H. Roby
and Mrs. Walter Latham.
. Mr. and Mrs. Edward Hennis
entertained their Five Hurdled
Club Sunday evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Roby and
Tommie returned Monday from
a Today visit with relatives and
friends at Fairbury, Joliet, and
Chicago, Illinois and at Bluffton,
Indiana. On Saturday they at
tended the Illinois State Fair.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Renner
of Columbus spent Saturday even
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. Neal
Sherwood.
"A son, f1ugh bernard, was norm
to Mr.. and Mrs. Orvilla Wilson
at Jane Case Hospital, Della
ware, on Sunday. The Wilson's
have six other sons, Tommy, Neal,
and Charles are staying with their
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Roby
while their mother is at the hos
pital.
Miss Gloria Abels, teacher in
the Fairborn schools and Miss
Del iSamith of Columbus spent
Tuesday with the Elton Robys.
"A smokehouse at the tenant
house on E. B. Converse farm
caught fire Saturday evening
The Plain City Fire Department
was able to keep the flames from
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
KS Heroes of the Wa,

K-9 Heroes of the Wa,
Nearly 1900 members of the K-s
corps were killed In action and hun
dreds more served with distinction
on patrol missions In Italy and the
Pacific. During the war. 1904 dogs
were recruited and 10,528 were
trained and actually served with
troops.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
Plain City Herd
Leads Production

H. w. Boerger and Son dairy
herd of Route /, Plain City, top
ped the county in Butter, Fat
and milk production for the month
of July. The herd includes Is
head of Holstein. They had an
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18

THE Earl of Antrim, at GlenrsI
arm, England, has given birth to
healthy twin calves twice in
eleven months" Washington
paper.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18

Far Travelling Bird
The surfbird breeds In Alaska
and winters as far south as the
Straits of Magellan.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18

Barbara CLANCY was hostess
to the Lucky Clover Sr. All club
at their last meeting of the year,
Friday, August IL. During their
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18
WHY EDS. SKIP TOWN

"The swank party was held in
the bathroom of the Thomas JEFF
ferson Hotel" Alabama paper.
Madison County Democrat. (London, Ohio) 19??-1958, 1950-08-18

Many Lakes in Maine
Within its borders, Maine has
40 lakes and ponds and 5,iso
rtVuwy and streams. Is
Evening star., 1950-02-22
0Ieo Tax Repeal Bill
Ready for Final Action
After Compromise
BY the Associated Press

A bill to repeal the Federal
taxes on oleomargarine is ready
for final congressional action.
House and Senate conferees
agreed late yesterday on a COM
promise version of the separate
measures passed by the two
chambers.
Ratification by both branches
is expected, but the vote may
not come until next week.
Approval of the bill by PreSi-
dent Truman is being taken for
granted in Congress.
Both Bills Repeal Taxes.
Repeal of the taxes was not an
issue in the conference committee
since both bills provided for junk
ing these levies:
On colored oleomargarine sold
to consumers. 10 cents a pound;
on uncolored, "a cept pound; on
manufacturers of either colored
or uncolored, $500 a year; on
wholesalers of colored, $3.50 a
year; on wholesalers of uncolored,
5000 a year; on retailers of COL
ored, S48 a year; on retailers of
uncolored, $6 a year.
The legislation will have no
effect on the laws of 81 States
which ban the manufacture or
sale of colored oleomargarine.
Senate Provision Dropped.
The main agreement in the
conference committee was to
knock out a Senate provision
which would have required co1ored
oleomargarine sold at retail to be
put in triangular forms.
The committee substituted for
that requirement that:
|. The labelling of the outer
carton carry the words "oleomar-
garine" or margarine" in type at
least as large as any other letter.
ing on the package. and that the
ingredients be listed.
2. The labelling of the inside
wrappers carry the words "oleo-
margarine" or margarine" in at
least 20-point type-about a quar-
ter of an inch high.
The final bill retains a require
ment that oleomargarine served in
public eating places be in trian-
gular patties and be identified
clearly as oleo.
Evening star., 1950-02-22
Uncle Booked on Suspicion
When Baby Dies Of Beating
BY the Assoeioted Press

SANTA MONICA, Calf, Feb.
22.-Leslie Steele, 81, was booked
on suspicion of murder yesterday
in the beating to death of his two
year-old. niece.
A year ago, Steele's brother was
convicted of manslaughter in
child-beating case.
Il only spanked her with a
leather belt and a hairbrush," Of
ficers quoted Steele as saying yes
terday when they took him to Jail.
The jobless truck drivers wife,
Dorothy Jean, 10, sister of the
dead baby's mother. also was
booked on suspicion of murder.
The couple was jailed after an
autopsy on the body Of Starlene
Jean Beven. DR.. Frederick New
barr, chief coroner's surgeon. said
her tiny body was bruised from
her face to the tip of her toes"
Starlene's mother, Helen Iver-
son, 20, told officers she gave her
sister the baby because I had no
room for it."
Evening star., 1950-02-22

was a perplexing question in New
Orleans society.
The morning of Mardi Gras, the
Royal British couple announced
they would curtsy. and SO they did
at the balls last night. to roaring
applause and shouts of Bravo"
New Orleans counted three dead
and about 200 injured today in
the wake of Mardi Gras.
Dead Are Listed.
The dead were:
Joseph Becker, ST., so, an elec-
trician employed by the city, who
died of heart attack while lead
ing a carnival parade.
James Mealey, 38. who fell from
Evening star., 1950-02-22

of paper hats. popcorn boxes and
the streamers of paper.
Home from the riotous mirth-
making from dawn to midnight
when King Rex, lord of misrule,
proclaimed a day of unrestrained
frolic, went the last of the specta-
tors. Some walked barefooted
carrying their shoes.
Duke and Duchess CurtSy.
The Duke and Duchess of Wind
sor were royal visitors this year
to Mardi Gras' royalty. Protocol
has long decreed that all should
curtsy to their majesties of make
believe. Whether the Duke and
Duchess of Windsor would curtsy
Evening star., 1950-02-22
ia truck of carnival celebrators an,

a truck of carnival celebrators and
was crushed beneath a wheel.
Willie Sterling, 20, who was shot
to death when his automobile
figured in a collision with another
machine in a carnival-packed
street.
Charity Hospital handel ap-
proximately 200 victims of shoot
ings, cuttings. traffic accidents, al
coholism and miscellaneous forms
of Mardi Gras activity.
Cantor Gewirtz to Sing
Canton Paul Gewirtz of the
Ohev Sholcm Synagogue will sing
Yiddish and Hebrew melodies at
Evening star., 1950-02-22
.Windsors Join Fun
As Mardi Gras Ends
In Riot Of ReveIry
BY the Associated Press

NEW ORLEANS, Feb. 22.-At
the stroke of midnight, Mardi
Gras in all its grand production
and rollicking execution became a
memory with the beginning of
Lent.
The sharp moment of carnival's
end left only the trampled debris
Evening star., 1950-02-22
THE EVENING STAR Washington, D. C. ** A-9
WEDNESDAY FEBRUARY q. 1850

the annual Jewish Music Festival
at $50 O'Clock tonight in the Jew
ish Community Center, Sixteenth
and @ streets NV. This concert
is a part CT the Nationwide OBJ
Servance of Jewish Music Month.
Evening star., 1950-02-22
ChunoeubIe Volcano

The height of the volcano Vesu-
vius varies from time to time. Be-
fore the eruption of 1906 it was
4,275 feet high, after the eruption,
1888 feet.
Evening star., 1950-04-02
HILL g. TIBBITTS
Wash's Oldest Ford Dealership
ia Vermont Ave. NV. MA ss50
All advertisements offsttas
automobiles Tor sole must in.
eluds oetuoi selling price Of coz.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AUSTIN .., aS.,;x 1880 model smi t-d1 sedan bis
stssl spsoss1yy sSay fb5s5sssd 0E,t o1 only s s
loVanees s resms ahaHATfnN ahS hifnfs, N'Fad65I Hd6Io
RADIO co. Authorized Austin Deal
des 81 ssh sfsvst' st. p'sss Eo 7sS BS'e
AUSTIN 1860 Marx ii 4.dr.s 8 mi:
the buy. Of the year At yl.225 oeliy.
JACK PRY. Conn. at 9 and l6th
and Pa. ave; Sc. Open ewes. Sun.
AasnS .aspDed i'4s fhs sfoSs ern., sedan ssI ,us X
perfect condition throughout, ID. 600
.s ssrm. NEIL BELL MoroRs. 5olc ''s wis- s-
BGfck iHRsin iste ste lS42 " ss2.i ssper .ed. l.,
preeiated: sI,3s5. Cali Sligo a855.
BUICK lg4s Super conv.; green. tan
top; fully equipped. plus custom
sns1d RoyaI Master tires spo,l,sht' sd sIill.
5O4e Lee hwy.
sik susllty sas esr sis54 ssasa ;sesst6B''ds ss6B down
Why pay more? AUTO WHOLE
sALERs. l73l Biadensburs rd., Il.
'ssss :ss,sDsa ~ sa.,, Ssss, s .so. '.srs5 sS
WHOLESALERS l7ai BladensbqrE
Buick 17ssooi 1913 sedan; equipped, .
SHs,'y %ss pay car n,rs s2'. .uTo zee wEorR SSre
sALERs. 1871 Bladsnsburs rd,. Ii.
HsaSS i,Sisp.s 9.s ss.., ssRsT s.2 sss. fsia sisS
Who %HolEsHIEERs' %hE pay l7s 0Is, Blad.n.Su12 AS9
rd. Ii. 3-ss00. -5
BUICK 1912 sedanett.; s4a4, se4
down: small weekly payments. AUTO
WHOLESALERS. 1871 Bladensburs
,I9icLL IA II, osa 3.ssoo; .,,,.- ,o,,.-,,S,..
is; $:. Is, ssn: .:Ss $
BgIGk ~ X le4s ssqan; sg, ssssasigpea. /.
shEERs' S' l7sl @T'ts sl.dsnsbSrs Tal. rd', Ii.
BUICK ia4s Roadmast.r sedan; With
pynafow. custom upholstery, r. and
Ro RAT VII WEkcH' 44so Conn ave: NV.
BUICK iS4e Super sedane,,.; ike
new In every respect; loaded with
extras; sl.l95. cash. trade or terms.
PhT hn WMhcH' "aa1 443o Conn. ave. NV.
BUICK 1850 Rosdmaster 4-dr. sed.:
10 mi. Every extra possible: S2,795.
List price on this one was 50 ,ps3,
Cash terms or trade. Dealer. sliso
BUICK ls4a sed.nette: s4s4. ss4
down. small weekly payments. AUTO
WHOLESALERS, 1871 Bladsnsburs
BGiCk 1913 ssa.net..; s4s4. ss4
WHOLESALERS. 1871 slsdeniburS
nafow drive. gray fniSh, fully equip.
o%ER PEssss so MoIoas es 6 iNc n PEI i,.s MtY AK
BUICK ie4a Super sec.: Dynanov.
,ully equipped. Wv. tires; s2.1OO.
Call OIL. 400. Ext 4o2. -.
BUICK l94l special: sos: r. and h:
orig black paint, runs perfect; this
Is steal. MORRIS 4 HUGHES.
1f14 Georgia ave. RA iIo2 .
BUICK l94s 4-dr. black. Dyna., fully
equipped, l owner; like new. ST. sos.
Low down payment. hank fnaneiae
available MORRIS 4 HUOHEG
1914 Georgia ave. RA. lf25. II
BUICK l947 Super 4-dr; r, ana h..
many other extras garage Kept.
payment. bank financing available.
NORRIS Nc. q ,Ipg HgoHEs' 1914 osorsis
BUICK ie4T Super sedanette; an sx.
traI: 81 s45. HU: 1e47.
Continued on Neat PaseJ
Evening star., 1950-04-02

SOUTHERN MARYLAND COLONIAL
Fronting on Potomac Bridge hwy, ~
s: BOD. .35 miles WASHINGTON
Charming view Wicomico River Val.
ley: 3oO-acre productive farm, I5(
acres arabic; tenant on farm: excel.
lent sassafras soil. producing high.
grade cigarette tobacco: suitabl,
stock raising: springs and streams
large stream through back of prop.
erty; Colonial 3-story frame dwell.
Ing 1850 and later, chimneys,
hreplaces, center hall, original wood
work; bath. electricity; dwelling need!
feeD. young fruit trees; 6-room ten.
ant house: > tobacco barns. farm
buildings; desirable neiehborhood
State road tobacco farm, near Ii
Plata, Md.-2,300-ft road frontage
S-rm. dwelling, modern conven.
fences. farm buildings; 24O acre!
excellent soil; suitable subdivision
Waterfront tobacco and grain farm
1.500 feet Potomac River estuary
delightful year-around climate: beau
titul view; anchorage, outstanding
water sports; l73 acres. 116 culti'
bacco barns; $4,000.
Cotton Point. Md.-5-room cottage
completely furnished, overlookine Po
tomac River: excellent condition
good neighborhood; beautifully land
Scaped; $500
Homesites. business locations. acreag,
tracts waterfront and inlandD OF
excellent highways.
LEONARD SNIDER. LA PLATA. MD
Evening star., 1950-04-02
FARMS FOR SALE

IS ACRES and small building Near
road. Clear fertile ground; cleo
tricity; $500 an acre; terms. Snap
up this one. J. H. NICHOLSON.
WILL SELL OR TRADE my e5- acre
farm for a house in Virginia or
washington Located about Is miles
from Warrenton and has six-room
house with electricity and small
sumo GI loan. Call evenings. Ii.
Country HOME of "A acres. IS
cleared in Hanover County. Va,
stately dwelling Of 7 big rms, bath
room. metal roof large front porch
u good outbuildings and store
house with. shelves and counters;
500 yards ys,n tToptase on State road cad
$1,000 down, 500 monthly. also
acres all woodland with no build
ings but 100000 feet of sawable
.@Dtr 5oDs J located mt v.s. n Il d0uss ss 6y Seyng c
Richmond; 500 yards frontage on
State road which is school bus and
U. S. mail route; power line. spring,
streams; many nice homesites where
Si;6o0; $500 down, $40 mo. Dial
Sl?,OOO-Locsted on hard-surfaced
road about miles from Culpeper.
Va and !; mile Of Route 30; s6h
in every field; buildings consist of
modern. 7-room and full basement
stucco bungalow with hot and cold
water; cow and horse barn: >
poultry houses; smoke house; corn
yenient to school bus and church.
500 Down. i sio MO. buys for ST.
600 100 acres all woodland with
100000 feet Of sawable timber now
500-yard frontage on State road at
power line; terrain on highway al
most level and, desirably, rolling from
there to creek at back; about 81
miles west Of Richmond. Va. TIE.
INvEsTIGATE AT ONCE these pro-
ductive 126 acres of high rolling
farm land; ga miles from Tawney
Town. Carroll County. Md only %
miles from Frederick of Route Is.
eieetrieity. dairy barn barr Tor ri 10 Heei head
houses. Stream through property.
Owner asking only $12.500. For
further Information call P. j. WAL
she; sfas INC" Ills Eye st. NV, Ma.
SEEK NO FURTHER-eo acres and g
rooms with bath, 2-story asbestos
frame, bsmt., stove heat: bank barn,
Toulouse, granary, poultry houses
lge. orchard, very fertile land; nr
Scaggsville, Nd: S16.95O: terms;
owner will carry 1st mortgage trust
ALVIN EPLING, UN. 0313.
A PRODUCTIVE FARM for $4,000
on Route. II, Fauquier Co. Va; 9E
acres. all cultivated. fenced. with
water. now operated as a dairy farm
S-rm. house with electricity and out.
bldgs.; 55 mi. from D. c.: $1,000
cash will handle. Call r. T
GAINES. AL. 0246; residence. TIE
00l4. for appt. A
Q ACRES OF land. acres cleared
land on estate highway; has arm
house. al modern with bsmt.;
outbuildings; $500. w E. HAR.
DESTY. Marlboro 1865.
1I5 ACRES. on main road, neal
Ashton Md: lst time offered; lArg,
home. in good condition, needs som,
undertaking, 8 rooms and bath
plus. 3 finished rooms on Sd 4
Nicely. situated. and well land
scaped. Farm ideal for runnin,
cattle. Priced reasonably at &35, 900
SANDY SPRING REALTY co, Al
operator for Ashton 2421.
Evening star., 1950-04-02
I'VE SELL FARMS

l35-acre stock farm. Chester loan.
in the Darnestown Seneca area
nice S-rm. house, elec.: good barn;
clean farm, well watered and fenced
:0-minute drive to D. c. $4,000;
terms
4lO-acre dairy farm; 1O-rm. frame
house. 6O-cow barn; now shipping
milk to Washington: other outbldgs.
In excel state of cultivation; S52.-
$50; terms.
2l0 acres, stock and grain farm
attrac S-rm. house, elec: new
cement block 3-car gar. with Ind
floor suitable for tenant house; nee
essary outbldg :; nice view. $50;
easy terms. Exclusive.
365-acre stock farm. mr. Potomac
River; pre-Civil War brick home,
9 rms, ) bedrms., q flrepls., bath,
cleo, nice kit; good cropping and
grazing farm. good timber. Price,
$4,000; terms. Exclusive.
2-acre farmette: s-rm. house, bed
rms. bath. modern elec. kit, oil
heat: 3 blks. to B. & o. station and
commuters service. TO D, c.; nice
view OF Sugar Loaf Mountain; GOOD
barn, chicken house, etc. Priced to
sell at S12,950; easy terms.
Many other farms of various types
and sizes For appointment to in
spect, call Mr.. Griffith. Poolesville
Thompson & Gray, Realtors
9O4 Ellsworth Dr., Silver Spring, Md.