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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-08
French Deputies Pass
Anti Sabotage Law as
Reds Riot in Assembly
BY the Associated Press

PARIS, Mar. 8.-Non- Commun-
ist deputies in the French National
Assembly pushed through an anti
sabotage bill over Communist OPP
position today in a heated session
climaxed by riotous fist-fghts.
The vote, which Premier Georges
Bidault had turned into a ballot
of confidence for his coalition gov
eminent, was 1913 to 1876 in favor
of the bill.
It goes next to Parliament's up
per house. the Council of the Re
public, where it is certain to win
final approval. .
Passage of the bill in the As
sembly ended four days of debate
in which the powerful Communist
bloc-largest single party IN the
Assembly-set up a filibustering
barrage in an attempt to halt the
vote.
Red"Peace" Drive Begun.
The government had urged
hurried passage as means of
protecting shipments of American
arms, due to arrive soon under
terms of the North Atlantic pact
Communists have set up Comm
form-inspired peace offensive"
against the shipments.
Guns have been toppled off of
freight cars and huge rocket
firing ramp was dumped into the
haroor at Marseilles recently.
Their campaign also is directed
against shipment of French arms
to jndo-China to fight Communist
guerrilla forces there.
The all night after midnight
session, which ended in victory for
the government, was marked by
a wild battle royal in which two
Assembly ushers were injured.
Communists taunts Of coward"
at on-Communist deputy set
off the rioting. Haymakers by both
men and women deputies we're
swung from the tops of desks.
Herriot Suspends Session.
Violent tempers were Gained
after Assembly President Edouard
Herriot suspended the session and
called In guards. Then the ses-
sion was resumed and the vote
was taken.
The anti-sabotage bill provides
for prison terms of from five
to 10 years to anyone convicted
of sabotaging the national de-
Tense. impeding the transport of
military equipment or of trying to
demoraliZe the army.
It was deemed vital to the pro-
lection of American arms ship
ments, since the old French law
on sabotage provided only for the
death penalty, which made con-
viction almost impossible in peace
time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-08
Terror of DTS Described by Young Veteran

Another was a woman. She had
been better off than the veteran,
who drank with the boys who
often strained shellac through
bread to get alcohol.
She was unaccuStomed to
housework and said that during
the war, when she had to do much
of her own work: Il had to have
a drink to get up, to 60 to market.
to do housework. During the war
it really caught up with me-but
good"
She and the others appeared
on the program for one purpose
to show that alcoholism is a
durable disease. Gunnar Back
wrote and narrated the series of
programs.
Mr.. Back stressed that aid is
available to that lonely legion
of Washington men and women
who can't stop drinking" For in
formation call Adams 9171, the
number of the Washington Com
mittee for Education on Alcohol
ism.
This committee, the District
Health Department and The Star
are sponsoring the broadcasts.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-08

chord from the Star Spangled
Banner for hours" said the young
veteran.
He was one or three rehabili-
tated alcoholics and one who has
yet to recover from alcoholism
who told their stories last night
over the first of eight weekly
broadcasts on ALCOHOLISM in
Washington" They are heard
from GAS to 10 pm. Tuesdays
over WMAL and WMAL-FM. The
Eevening Star stations.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1950-03-08

and then the match sticks
started getting up off the floor
turning into little people-playing
banjoes =.
This weird episode was very
real during the terrifying minutes
man suffered the DTS" He
described it last night on a radio
broadcast.
THE antennae on the cock
reaches reached out and grabbed
for me. But the violins. They
were the worst. They played a
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-08-17

ing meadoWlands were deluged,
just about all fencing and live
stock were carried away and crops
completely destroyed. The farmers
and millers along the Marsh Run
suffered especially heavy losses.
Persons coming from Leitersburg to
Hagerstown found the roads i'm
passable. Below Funkstown, at the
two islands, a barrier piled up
the debris, logs, fencing, trees, and
a bit of every thing that the waters
could find to carry off. This COM
pletely submerged much of the low
lands around Funkstown, causing
great damage to plots of highly Gull
tivated sections.
A little story is told of some fish
erman along this section of the An
tietam who, not meeting with so
much success, were taking advantage
of the solitude by sleeping. The
rain off in the distance probably es-
capped their attention entirely, so
when they awoke, they were in
deed surprised to find themselves
surrounded by water, and were
forced to wade some distance to
reach dry ground
No doubt there are some who
still remember the flood of 1877.
The rain fell almost constantly from
a Thursday afternoon in November
to the following Monday. AS in so
many of the floods of this section,
the main damage was along the Po-
tomac, to the Canal especially, as
well as to the railroad bridges. Such
severe damage was done to the Bal
timore and Ohio between Martins
burg and Cumberland that all trav-
ell had to be suspended on that part OF
the main line. And the loss of the
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-08-17
HORSE AND
BUGGY DAYS
by
Ida 10 Martin

One hundred and forty years ago
it rained. Rained hard. In fact it
rained so hard that the Potomac and
Conococheague went on a real ram
page. 1t was a month or two later
in the year than now, and was only
a short time after the completion
of a bridge over the Potomac at
Williamsport. This bridge was
entirely destroyed, as well as a
warehouse in that town filled with
tar and coal, owned by Mr.. Tow
son. That was in 1910. An addi-
tional description says that every
thing that tried to oppose the adj
vances of the flood was swept
away.
Numerous reports on the storms
and foods and of the vast extent
of damage to the old Chesapeake
and Ohio Canal have been given in
these columns. Here is one from
other sections of Washington Coun-
ty:
This was in the later part of the
1300's, shortly after the Civil War.
Termed a Sudden and unexpected
Freshet," the rain all fell in the
northern sections of the County and
descended in torrents down the
courses of the Conococheague and
Antietam, and some of the smaller
streams, especially the Marsh Run,
The strange part of this one was
that not a drop of rain fell where
the greatest amounts of damages
was done, in the lower sections of
these respective streams. In Smiths
burg and in Hagerstown there was
no rain, while in the marshes above
and around Leitersburg there were
torrents.
Along these streams the LOVELY
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-08-17

bridge on the lone of the Cu1nber-
land Valley Railroad stopped all
traffic on that line beyond Hagers-
town
At Williamsport, where the big
creek, the Conococheague and Po-
tomac meet, there was a vast lake,
covering the canal, the aqueduct
and just about everything in that
section but the very tops of the
trees. There was only slight dam
age to the warehouse of Embry and
Cushwa, while on the other side of
the Conococheague, to the west, be-
tween forty and sixty thousand feet
of lumber were swept away from the
yards of Mr.. S. Culbertson.
During this flood the Baltimore
and Ohio's iron railroad bridge over
the Potomac at Harpers Ferry with
stood the terrific forces of the raging
river in a most remarkable way.
The first major blow was canal
boat loaded with coal (recall that
in the stories about the canal these
boats loaded around one hundred
tons), the same boat that had smash
ed one span of the bridge at Shep-
erdstown. Then several empty boats,
and more loaded and empty boats,
till a total of fifteen boats had
struck the bridge. And in addition
to this, it was struck by the wreck
age of the Powell's Bend Bridge,
by houses, countless logs and I'M
told debris of every description. The
agent of the railroad company said
that the span over the strongest
current had suffered some bent
beams, but the bridge stood.
On the Antietam, at the Roxbury
Mill, the whole dam was swept away
and the stone bridge damaged. AT
Myers Mill part of the dam was
destroyed. At the Antietam Iron
Works there was heavy loss, among
other things eight hundred tons OF
coke being washed down the Riv-
er.
We find that this storm was not
just local affair, but that there was
extended damage all along the At
lantic coast. Off the coast of North
Carolina the United States steamer
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-08-17

Huron" was lost, with about a
hundred of her crew and officers.
In the Evening Globe" of 1889
we find little note of interest con-
corning the flood of that year. This
is a notice to the public by Sicily
and Findlay, reading as follows:
''The damage to the c. & o. Canal
caused by the recent floods, will
stop for the present the shipment
of coal from Williamsport. Lest
any of our friends and customers
should think this might result in a
suspension of our coal shipping
business, we take pleasure in in
forming them that there will be no
interruption of shipments as our
connections with the Consolidated
Coal Company, the leading produc-
er in the Cumberland area, is such
as to insure us a prompt and I'M
limited supply over the Baltimore
and Ohio Railroad. All orders will
be thankfully received and filled as
usual"
Now here is a little note about the
bridge at Williamsport. of a much
more recent date; it seems that in
1914 some wise guys" started to
use the darkness and seclusion of
the bridge as a good place to stage
holdups-so we find an order by
the Burgess and Commissioners of
Williamsport that an electric light
be installed at the end of the
bridge.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-08-17
Just Brushing Teeth
Won't Prevent Decay

More than 100 scientists at an
Ann Arbor, Mich, conference on
dental decay agreed that mere brush
ing of the teeth will not prevent de-
cay. They said brushing must be
done Immediately after eating to
have any decay-preventing effect.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-08-17

They also rebutted the theory that
an increased consumption of vita
minis and minerals will insure
healthy teeth.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-08-17
Employment Hits Record High

This country's labor force includes
go percent of the population over
ID years old, record high.
The globe-independent. (Hagerstown, Md.) 1943-19??, 1950-08-17

PatrOnize Our Advertisers
Evening star., 1950-08-06
LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE

MANOR CLUB ESTATES - Wooded.
l0ox270; carries, free membership
ATTENTION BUILDERS - h-acre
lots; 5000 to $3.50 each, (5 lots or
more); located nearby Virginia. Will
consider subordiaation. Box BOT.
BERwYN HEIGHTS, MD.-seoo up.
cash, 50x200; water. sewer. elec
Tower 1907 or OR. 1914. %
about Is mi. D. C. Priced to sell.
Low down payment. JAMES E.
MAHONEY. HU. $40. -6
SPRINGBROoK FOREST - Lovely
large corner. suitable for rambler,
for only S1,70O. Call today.
WORTHINGTON REALTY, Realtors,
S427 Ga. ave. 81. 3700; ewes, ST..
71O6 or 81. 0501. -6
LOT. WOODED: Bellevue Forest. Arl.
Va; S0x1 51x170; $1,000; OW. 5195.
CAMP SPRINGS. MD.-Lots. size "
acre, miles from D. C. line. 4
blocks of Branch ave-; beautiful
view overlooking valley. A nice place
to build your home; bus service,
churches and schools. Call ELMER
PADGETT. cypress 1859 or Cypress
SUITLAND AREA acres. $500;
S11 feet on Suitland parkway, all
clear: $40 feet on county road; 2
mi. from District line. Ii. 1890,
week days, 8 to B. IS
Evening star., 1950-08-06
FARMS

GOOD FARM within 20 miles of D. C.
One OF the best farms in northern
Va Approx. 1921 acres; some
wooded land. Large 6-bedrm., 2-bath
house: large barn AND outbldgs.
cash, terms on balance. "A. H. A.
DARNE, GL. 1878.
VIRGINIA FARMS, ranging from so
acres to 5000 acres In size and from
100000 to S500.000 in price. These
farms are located in beautiful
Northern virginia from the Tide
within committing distance Of Wash
ington Cattle, dairy and general
purpose farms are . specially II
you want to live out Of town. be II
in a modest cottage or in q stately
GG1es5al Ann.aais mansion See n. Mason soS
chureS q Sua4is 7447 Clos Closed sundsy. ahs an'
MILES NV. Of Rockville or Rt. %
go acre dairy farm; 7-rm. house
with bath; 5-rm. tenant house, new
81 coT dairy barn and milk house;
unit dealer valve milk machine. old
barn for 30 cows. stanchions and
drinking cups for dry stock, barrack,
grainarry and corn house; 80 acres
eyer every feld s but ut, night lot, Some
pike. A real good buy. Price
S45 900 Dairy herd and farm
machinery can be purchased For
further information. call j. V1NSON
PETER. Rockville. 1851.
5000 DN., S25 MO. buys good 5-rm
house; cleo, shade. well, stream; ID
acres. few open, bal. wooded; ~
mi. of U. S. hwy. Immed. poss
So, 200. WILLIAM A. COOKE. Louisa
FARM AZ: Fl haioMaE for commuter-a4 a.
Loudoun Co., 80 mi. D. c., 25 mi
Route so. Good land, grazing
streams, springs; 6-rm. livable
house, cleo, running water; no bath
Good, big barn. Open country. mtn.
view, long frontage, good commu-
nifty. S1O,500; about half cash
RALPH A. STYER. Pleasant Valley
Va. Phone Arcola 5255 or WO. 5717.
DAIRY FARM, 371 acres: rich, manor
loam:; in Gaithersburg section OF
Monteomery County, Md. Owner's s
house and tenant houses. 60-cow
barn. dairy and other .outbldes,
sale includes fine herd Of 80 Hol-
steins and farm machinery: milk
CHECK $40, 900 in 40. WILLIAMS,
MA. 1888; Sun. OR. 1864.
Evening star., 1950-08-06
PRICES ON FARMS
RISING

Get on the ground floor, look at this
1871 acres. no better land in this
section; in community OF nice
estates; Groom house, 2 baths
water and electricity; shade; large
barn, many other outbuildings; nice
D. C. line; price is right. S32 600.
3a5 acres, 6-room modern dwelling
. tenant houses. barn and many out
buildings: over j mile road 'front.'
age; within 26 miles of D. c. line;
fenced and croSs-feneed. Can be
bought now for less than S3S,000.
40 acres. about 30 wooded, balance
road; 26 miles to D.. c.; old house, in
need of repairs; other outbuildings.
To settle an estate at $4,000 cash,
One of the best small farms in Fair
fax Co.; 1913 acres, about s wooded
balance highly productive; old time
house, nice line, stone chimneys,
fireplaces a in number; beautiful
mountain, view; outbuildings; "A
mile road frontage; 90 miles }. C.
line; wonderful subject for restora-
ton. price of $4,000 will be
submitted to heirs for consideration
to settle an estate; all cash.
B acres nice land. macadam road, in
fine community; s-room house, bath,
water, electricity, natural gas; barn
garage, poultry house; house has
nice setting in grove of naples; nice
community, To settle an estate
Easy committing distance of D. c
Price. S16,S50, cash.
10 acres, 4-room bungalow, electric
ity.- hot-water heat. coal furnace;
well; gravel road; 30 miles D. c.
A bargain at S4 500 cash.
l u acres, 5-room bungalow, elec-
tricity; lovely setting with shade;
many outbuildings; minutes walk
to busline, 22 miles to D. C. Price,
SIS. 900 cash.
H. B. MITCHELL,
Evening star., 1950-08-06

l45 acres with Groom, 150-year-
old stone dwelling located on a
high spot overlooking 35 acres of
meadow pasture with streams of
water. 4OX70 bank barn, new
machine shed en- improved road.
This lovely old house has 8 fire.
places, is in excellent repair with
pretty, shady lawn. A money
making grazing ana crop farm with
an unusual setting for quiet living
for only $4,000 inflated dollars. For
appointment, phone H. P. BUR-
DETTE g. SON. Mt. Airy. Nd. l23,
Evening star., 1950-08-06
FARMS-FARMS

S17.a50-50 acres. all clear, rolling
land; modern house. gas h.-w.h: :,
full bsmt.: fenced and cross fenced
streams; % miles D. c.
$31, 10000 acres; stone house, nice
frame tenant house, garage, chicken
houses, streams; under 20 miles to
District.
S16,950--210 acres; price reduced to
settle estate. Good grazipg land:
older house on beautiful setting;
has real possibilities; barns,
stream, fiagstone quarry. good tim
ber: on good road.
home; 81 mi. d. c.: S47,500.
BEULAH GOSS, CHI. 5682
So, ,OO0-Only ST 900 Down
BARGAIN PRICED general farm neal
Berkeley Springs; AZ acres. fertile
limestone tillage; 65 fruit trees
5-rm. home with fireplace, shaded
lawn; barn. poultry house. large
corn crib and granary; taxes only
SO; easy TERMS to QUICK buyer!
No. 3O.227. VESTS. F. r. Stickley
406 N Washington ST., Berkeley
Springs, w Va
Evening star., 1950-08-06
LOTS 6 ACREAGE WANTED

NEAR WALDoRF-on State road;
tracts OF over "a acre; $40 cash
$50 monthly: total price. 5000
ROBERT T SHELTON. on Route
301, below Waldorf Always open
Phone "a Plata b946
yer Spring or Bethesda. M. A
ROBINSON, JU T-7lI7.
CHEAP LOT FOR CASH on hwy. close
to Wash, or will rent. Box 377-S
Star. 8
NEED LOTS and acreage at once
prefer nearby Maryland. ]. RAN
DALI WALCROFT, Realtor and
Builder, UN. 3400 or WA. 5611. S
WANT 50-75 acres without dwelling
Prince Georges County. State price
amount cleared. location. N. ROB-
1NSON, II Forester ST. S.w.. D. c.
Evening star., 1950-08-06

FOR SALE.
Ladies and children's clothing store
on East Main ST., in Front Royal,
Laree Grocery business with all stock
and equipment with a delivery truck
Inventory of stock will be taken;
will run around $1,000 deal;
located on East Main st. in Front
Self-Service grocery store and meat
market. with over 100000 yearly
business; Saturdays average $1,000
to S150O; can be bought at $4,000,
with all stock and equipment
l2s acres Of land with large two
water; located 400 feet of of State
highway, between Browntown, Va,
and Bentenville. Va. Take all at
So per acre-S3, 2O0, with $1,000
cash down payment.
! y mile frontage on Shenandoah
624 at Low Water Bridge Large
modern. Groom residence, stock
barn. cowshed, machine shed. silo
scalehouse, meathouse, scales in
stalled; rich cattle grazing land
about 3 miles out of Front Royal,
Car-sale garage business, with all
stock, in Front Royal, Va, S35. 900;
1,500 ft. on hard-surfaced highway;
adjoips Blue Ridge Skyland Park
lana, take al at S4 ,0Uu CaSn.
Nine-acre tract OF elevated land rum
ming on No. II. east side highway,
with a deep well bored on property
but not completed; will sell at
$4,000. Property overlooking the
Shenandoah River and valley.
CLAUDE L. RUST.
306 S. Royal Ave, Front Royal, Va.
CULPEPER, VA.-2O acres on hard
road, 3 miles out; modern bungalow,
farm buildings with cr0n SO O0O.
financed.
3S acres, mostly wooded, on hard
road, 5 miles out; broom bungalow,
running water by gravity; $4,000.
14S acres, S-room house, basement,
electricity; crops, equipment, live
stock; S11,O00: financed Write
P. M. BROWNING, Broker, John H.
HIT. associate Culpeper Va
Evening star., 1950-08-06

Mr.. COLESVILLE, MD.-14 acres:
lge. shade trees: nice lovely 3
story; 6-rm., attractive brick coun-
try home; all modern: oil heat;
30x16 liv.. rm.. hardwood fis., Are
place; 3 lge. bedrms.; equip kit. i;
lac. bsmt.: storm windows: attrac-
tive. lawn; flowers. shrubbery: lge.
garden planted; some land for graz
ing; some woods: lge. cattle barn:
ing poultry business: garage: work
shop; other outbldgs.; 40O-ft. 'front.'
age on Colesville pike; close in. A
bargain for quick sale; immed. pos
John Burdoft, Colesville, Md
RID NO. .; Silver Spring. Call Ash
Evening star., 1950-08-06
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
BEAUTIFUL, ESTATE

400 beautiful rolling acres. 25o,acres
in permanent pasture, Groom very
attractive, 200-year fold brick Eng
lish country home All completely
rebuilt and modernized. Nothing to
do but move in. Buildings 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 lst floor: very
modern equipped kitchen, lovely liv-
ing room with fireplace. library with
fireplace, servants quarters, a home
with modern baths, powder room,
Crane heating unit. attractive 2-car
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; .
very attractive tenant houses. guest
house, modernized log cabin. 200
years old; rms, bath, powder
room, shower, oil heat: 40-stanchion
dairy barns, large bank barns with
10 stanchions; also box stalls, at
tractive calf quarters. huge machine
shed, 4 poultry ouSeS. This at
tractive estate Is reasonably priced.
John Burdoft, Colesville, Md.
RID No. ., Silver Spring, Nd. Call
Ashton. Md, 3S46 %
Evening star., 1950-08-06

SOUTHERN MARYLAND BARGAINS
Potomac River tobacco farm, out
standing waterfront, 2200-ft: sand
beach. magnificent lS-mile, view oil
ter's dwelling; springs, stream good
timber; 1856 acres; tenant house, )
barns, $50. 900.
Productive waterfront farm, 1,200-ft.
frontage Wicomico River. long State
road frontage; excellent neighbor-
duceS high-grade tobacco and other
crops; 1-room dwelling, bath. cleo
tricity; on high ridge with charming
view; farm buildings; good tenant
on farm, $4,000.
Tobacco farm on Wicomico River, st,
cultivated. excellent soil; 7-,room
dwelling, complete farm buildings,
telephone and electricity available.
$1,000
Practically new lla-story dwelling,
Hawthorne drive, La Plata, Md;
bath. screened porch, modern con-
veniences, oak floors, completely in
Sulated; screens, storm windows.
fireplace, oil-burner heat, knotty
pine paneled library excellent neigh
borhood; convenient & to churches
Tobacco farm, suitable stock raising;
200 acres. excellent soil, producing
best quality tobacco; S-room dwell
ing on high knoll charming view;
3 tobacco barns, farm bldgs., springs,
streams; good neighborhood. $40. 500.
S-room dwelling, baths. electricity;
on State road, 22 miles Washington;
suitable two-family occupancy.
$4,000
Large Handicapped lot beautiful trees.
charming view Of Potomac; water
front privileges: picket and wire
fence. ArteSian well; BUNGALOW in
excellent condition; fireplace. , bed
rooms. lavatory, screened porch. fur
niture included; fruit trees; , ga
RACES (single. double); $1,000.
Studio-type cottage, knotty pine liv-
ing room and balcony, rooms. =
bedrooms and balcony dormitory;
furnished: excellent neighborhood;
modern conveniences: full waterfront
privileges convenient Washington.
$3.50.
Retirement home. acres on State
road, convenient to Wicomico River;
good neighborhood; 4-room cottage,
electricity, garden. fruit. $500.
Acreage tracts, waterfront and in
land. wooded or cleared; residential
or commercial. Request map. Ad-
wise requirements.
LEONARD SNIDER, LA PLATA. MD.
Evening star., 1950-08-06
U. S. HWY. Tractor Farm

Owner. called into service sacrifices
this money-making layout and for
immediate sale includes tractor with
harrow. wagon, brood SOW, hog. flock
hens. garden. a. corn and hay
crop: coZy 6-rm. dwelling, elec. I;
glorious view; barn 30x40, soft.
poultry house, ETC.; 126 acres, about
so in tillage, 80 a. fenced pasture
watered by q springs, valuable wd..
markets " hr., village handy. A
whale of bargain at $500; part
down E. c. Brumback. STROUT
REALTY, Middletown. Va. Bargain
Lets MI ailnd
Evening star., 1950-08-06
oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE

COUNTRY ESTATE-10O acres on
Rappahannock; completely secluded.
approximately sixty 900 miles from
Washington. Spacious ultra m modern
home; 3 bedrooms, 3 baths. Fer sale
at less than reproduction cost. j. F.
Leonard or Ed. Rountrey, SCHMIDT
& WILSON, INC, 401 z. Franklin
st; Richmond, virginia: "a
FRONT ROYAL S-rm
6-bath stone with rs acres, or
Shenandoah River; ideal for home
hotel. large camp or resort. LEATE
q ASHLEY, INC, Ma. 6464; ewes.
FA. 1888.
A BEAUTIFUL LOCO ACRE ESTATE
that has everything; game, fishing
swimming in private lake. 100
miles from Washington, a 2la houl
drive. IA rooms; bedrooms, {
fireplaces. II you hurry we may
be able to get it for 100000 which
Is less than u ORIGINAL cost. Gail
ST. .249l or CO. 5262 for further