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put to 1t for money that he felt he
was unable to stay longer in Gov
ernment. I told the President I
would be very happy to serve un-
der Patterson for as long as I
could be useful to both of them
The President repeated that Pat
terson could not be considered
for the reason stated.
asked the President whether
he intended that control of the
military establishment should be
in civilian hands. because said
that was the way I proposed to ex-
ercise the powers in this job. He
repeated most emphatically that
was his concept and that ! had
his full approval in proceeding on
that basis.
He asked me about the posts
for Air and for the Navy. / said
Mr.. Sullivan was obviously the
man to succeed me. and as regards,
Symington, that felt he was an
able man. the only reservation
had was whether two people who
had known each other as long as
he and I had could work success
fully together. I said ones friends
were frequently more difficult as
partners than strangers.
Nomination Quickly Approved.
ultimately the President de-
parted for the airport. There,
sitting in his plane, he received
and signed the bill; he also
signed the nomination of James
Forrestal as Secretary of De-
fense. The nomination was ia
vorably reported to the Senate
the same afternoon, and con-
flrmed by a voice vote in an
end-of-session jam, in the early
hours of July q.
(The appointment brought
Mr.. Forrestal to a new apex of
popular acclaim. His replies
to the congratulatory letters
that came flooding in reveal the
deep sense of dedication with
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Nozi-Like Porty
Takes Parliament
Seats in Bremen
By the Associated Press

BREMEN. Germany. Oct. g.
West Germany's Nazi-like Social
iSt ReichS Party (SRP) moved
into Socialist Bremen Sunday and
carried off eight of the 100 parli-
amentary seats filled by voters.
The f1edgling party, which got
its Start-and 16 parliamentary
seats-in the Lower Saxony elec-
tions last May. repeated its sur
prise performance in the Allied
created state of Bremen and ran
a strong fifth in parliamentary
elections.
Founded a little over a year
ago, the SRP has staged Nazi-
type party rallies and called fo1
restoration of "the many good
features" of Nazism. 1t at first
sported jack-booted elite guard
which later was banned by the
West German government.
In yesterdays elections the SRP
picked up 25,813 votes of the $780,
$50 cast. This was far behind the
130, ,470 of the leading Social Dem
ocrats. but gave warning the SRP
was in the lists to stay. Bremen
has 407.725 eligible voters and 79.1
per cent took part in the election.
West German leaders have ex-
pressed alarm at the rise and
growth of the SRP, and at the
harangues of its leaders who con-
duct meetings with all the trap
pings of Naziism.
Clarence Perry Oakes, head of
the political division of the Amer
lcan Land (State) Commission of
Bremen said he was worried and
sad" at the Socialist Reichs Party
showing.
The SRP gains were the startl-
ing spot in the Bremen voting,
which otherwise went according
to expectations.
The Social Democrats were
solidly behind their leader. Kurt
Schumacher. who opposes West
German participation in western
defense unless full equality is
granted. and they virtually as
Sured Minister President Wilhelm
KaiSen another term in office.
Behind the Social Democrats
was the Deutsche party with So
0l8 votes. the Free Democrats
with 39.432. the Christian Demo-
Gratis with 30,172 followed by the
Socialist Reichs party.
The Communists tailed 21,245
votes. giving them a loss of four
of their ten seats held in the past
parliament.
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which he faced his new tasks;
those to his older associates
also reveal the doubts that &C
companied it. This Office" he
wrote to Robert Sherwood on
August q. will probably be
the greatest cemetery for dead
cats in history" IF don't do
this job WELL" he wrote to MIR.
Symington. II certainly can't
blame lack of support-al-
though, as you observed this
morning. honeymoons are soon
over and roses are soon followed
by bricks" To another ne de-
clared that when / finish this
assignment my public service is
ended. period. You have got to
like politics if you want to be
successful in it, and / frankly
don't" And in still another let
ter he observed that 1.-The diff
Guilty of Government work is
that 1t not only has to be well
done. but the public has to be
convinced that it is being we'll
done. In other words, there is
a necessity both for competence
and exposition, and I hold it is
extremely difficult TO combine
the two in the same person."
Crises in Many Lands.
(And then in the same letter
he added one of his favorite
dicta: THE removal of human
frictlons is a substantial part
OF administration, whether il is
in government or business"
Such was the spirit in which he
took up a post which was to
involve more human frictions,"
perhaps. than any other in gov
eminent, and which at the same
time carried the most direct
responsibility for the secm ity
and survival of the United
States in an increasingly dark
ening hour.
(How dark it seemed is ap-
parent from a cabinet report in
early August:
8 August, 1947.
CABINET.
Secretary Marshall made 9
Evening star., 1951-10-08
Pope Blesses Red Cross
Unit Going to Koreu
BY the Associated Press

VATICAN CITY, Oct. 8.-Pope
Plus has given his blessing to the
Italian Red Cross team of 80
which is preparing to leave within
a few days to aid the civil popula-
ton of Korea.
The Pope received the team in
special audience at his summer
residence at CaStel Gandolfo
yesterday.
Evening star., 1951-10-08
Sharp Rise in Employment
OF Defense Workers Seen
BY the Assecioted Press

A sharp increase in employment
OF defense workers as the mobili-
zation program begins to develop
mass hiring has been predicted
by Secretary of Labor Tobin.
However, Mr.. Tobin added in
a statement yesterday that while
manpower requirements for the
defense program would create new
pressures on the labor supply in
most areas. there would be un-
employment in other areas where
Icutbacks in civilian goods and
materials were being felt.
State employment agency sur
Iveys indicated an upturn in en-
Iployment this fall, Mr.. Tobin said.
Evening star., 1951-10-08
1851 Cotton Crop Estimate
Reduced by 100000 Bales
BY the Assoeioted Press

The Agriculture Department to-
day estimated this years cotton
crop at 1891, 900 bales of 500
pounds gross weight.
This is 100000 bales less than
the 1921, 900 bales forecast q
month ago. 1t is sharply higher
than last years small crop of
10,012,000 bales and compares very
favorably with the ten-year G940-
49) average of 100000 bales.
Supplementing the crop are g.
100000 bales from previous crops.
The department said the indi-
Gated yield of cotton to the acre
was 284.7 pounds compared with
269.2 pounds last year and 265.S
for the ten-year average.
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FOUND,

LADY's WRIST WATCH in s6enJSero
Park. Call after pm. GE. 3443. N9
Evening star., 1951-10-08
u. 5. 10 Have Atomic
Air Force in 10 Years,
Dean Tells Hearing
by the Associated Press

Gordon Dean. the country'S tor
atomic official, has forecast "the
beginning of an atomic (powered)
air force within a decade"
MIR. Dean made the prediction
in testifying at closed House Ap-
preparations Committee hearings
on an additional $484 million in
stallment on the multi-billion-
dollar Savannah River atomic
project. A subcommittee made
his testimony public yesterday.
The Air Force already has let
contracts for the development OF
a single plane to be powered by
an atomic reactor. And some Of
f1cialS have limited guardedly that
such planes may be perfected
within the next five years.
The Senate House Atomic
Committee meets in executive seS-
sion today to consider a resolution
by its chairman, Senator Nc
Mahon, Democrat, of Connecticut
declaring that the United States
must go all-out in atomic devel-
opment and production.
S6 Billion Program Urged.
Senator Mcmahon told the Sem
ate recently he wants "an atomic
army and an atomic navy and an
atomic air force" He advocated
a $6 billion expenditure on atomic
energy and said that could result
IN eventual reduction of $50 bill
lion in the defense budget.
Speaking on a television broad
cast from New York last night,
Secretary of the Air Force Fin
letter said a large air force will
be needed despite America S
progress in the field of tactical
atomic weapons.
Asked Does that mean these
weapons will be delivered essen
TALLY by planes?" he replied:
Yes, essentially. For the mo-
ment, they are going to be de-
ivered by piloted airplanes." "
Mr.. Dean, chairman of the
Atomic Energy Commission, told
the House committee he thought
an atom powered plane would be
"in the air" within the next decade
and he added:
If the people who run that
plane and service it on the ground
are the air force which is re-
ferred to (by committee mem
bers). I think you will have the
beginning of an atomic air force
within a decade"
Complete Variety Is Aim.
Mr.. Dean told of development
of a whole family" of atomic
weapons which are affecting
Pentagon planning on what armed
forces this country should have
and how they should be used. He
said:
What We are working toward
here is a situation where we will
have atomic weapons in almost
as complete variety as we do
conventional ones, and situations
where we can use them in the
same way.
This would include artillery
shells. guided missiles, torpedoes,
rockets and bombs for ground
support aircraft among others,
and it would include big ones for
the big situations and little ones
and this is important-for little
situations"
In a speech at Los Angeles Fri
day. Mr.. Dean made it official that
this country has atomic tactical
weapons - for battle field use
against troops. This led to Specu-
lation that consideration is being
given to their use in Korea.
During his testimony before the
House subcommittee on Septem-
ber 81, Mr.. Dean was asked if an
A-bomb now can be used as a
tactical weapon at the battle front
against enemy troops without
harm to friendly forces.
eyes, definitely" he replied.
He said plans are now in the
making to teach troops about
atom war in the field.
Evening star., 1951-10-08
Arlington Group to Meet

Candidates for the Arlington
County Board will address the
Northwest Arlington Civic Asso-
citation at 8 pm. tomorrow at the
Rock Springs Congregational
Community House on Little Falls
road at Rock Springs road.
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NO SECRETS HERE
WILL PAY UP TO:
TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE 40 truck; 1i2-ton hydraulic
be seen at A. c. SERVICE CENTER,
. srd and nd, n y sts' ne" AID. e4a9. open
CHEVROLET 1s47 Ia ton home
between and IL noon. -26
WHY'S 194s 1-ton pickup: 4:w;d;;
sS sSe eone sERVicS sssS so HL 4ssaa
r eSs IS is4s ~ ,s ssaa pickup. G;aoo
"a mos terms: sss3' scHLEGEL
4 COLLEEN. 2d3 Carroll st. NV.
WILLIS 1850 h-ton pickup; Is
actual miles, new.car suar..; can
s stSs &0 ao1p IsE%s $es Carroll Esi
st. NV. GE. 1908 -223
DODGE, 1916 1la-ton;. with Eft,
stake body and l-ton hydraulic tail
gate, PHELPS ROBERTS CORP
DODGE 40 ls-ton panel; good eond.
2.91.1 after 8 pm. All day Sat.
sTHDEBAKER 1s47 1Is-ton stake:
excellent condition: guaranteed: frst
S645 takes it. LEE D. BUTLER,
Sc. INC. tStudebaker). 1884 Pa.
DODGE Al ,s-ton pickup with can
opy top. Paint. tenders. cab. motor
and tires all in excel. cond. S795.
SUBURBAN MOTORS. INC, Dodge
and Plymouth Dealer. 1891 Ga.
ave. S. S., Md. Open nights and
PRIVATE OWNER MUST SELL laton
panel Chevrolet de luxe truck, 5000
miles. Like new. $3.50. Take over
payments. VI. 1894. rs
GMC 1949 1-ton panel; owner driven,
excellent condition: ladder rack,
heater. See OWNER, Apt. ., 5704
18th ave, Chillum Heights Apis.
ton Chillum rd). 20
1880 cab over; 2 ton;
latest Holmes equipment: 4 mos
old; cost $1,000. sacrifice. $4,000.
MR.. DANIELS, vi. 1888, to pm.
FORD 1850 F-6: nat bed. two speed
rear and heavy duty tires: 5000
miles. Just like new: $1,S95; cash
or terms. Phone Cypress 1878.
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BOATS

WANTED-Used. 1S-a2-ft. runabout.
MAJ ess sn1 IT, h pU. 0s $780, p Ext
$50 or Ii. 4-0l99.
AUXILIARY VAIL, 4lx13x5. SIS hip.
Cris-Craft motor. accommodates. 3.
Can OR. 1881. between s 5 and SPIN pm.
1850 BARBOUR RUNABOUT, seats
6; remote, throttle. steering. wind
shield. lights. speedometer. 10 hip.
Super-Mercury. almost new. plus
bracing prop; Mastercraft trailer,
PR. ENGINES hHOi Chris ri; craft, lis hp.
2-to-l red: used. only in fresh water;
Ma 1896. EN-. 1857. IS
16-FT. INBoARD and rowboats like
new. JACKS PIER. Cape Loeb
Haven. See Sat. and Sun. or phone
3O-FT. FULL MARINE equipped cabin
accommodations. life preservers, fire
extineuishers. deck chairs: excel
cond.; sacrifice for cash. LO. 6-3464
or see at Eastern Power Boat Club
HAMPTON ONE DESIGN 1s.ft. sioop
completely equipped; stainless steel
ESfSRtpE i'i ;R,'' % hi h.D. ?Ss s175
sS 5.i,1:. DAY sA1LER. with special
terms or trade considered This is
a fast sailing keel, round bilge,
double ender with stainless rigging,
Marconi sails by Ratsey, incl.
Genoa lib. All mod. hardware re-
moved for refinishing; mahogany
trim. See at 2S14 Adams Mill I'd
CT phone HUGH ALEXANDER. DE.
O007. OK
THIRTEEN FOOT W bottom with 10
hip. cupboard motor: six months old;
SSS13 or best offer. Phone Cypress
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LOTS 6 ACREAGE FOR SALE
(Continvedi

LOT with approved bldg. permit and
driveway curbing Cape Cod. Hill
crest. Sc 10. 3-5672. --25
WHEATON,, MD.-Lot 13sx2Oo. wood
ed: cow shopping and school,
OWNER, HI. 4431. -25
81. ACRES. VA.-Wooded hillside.
100-yr, oaks; lovely view valley and
mountains; l hr. to D. c.. FA. 6403
ewes. and Sun, morning, -25
SALE OR TRADE-Desirable i'm
proved lot on Wilson lane, Bethesda:
for sale or trade for Virginia rural
or suburban property of equal value.
OWNER, phone Vienna 469. -25
ROSk CREEK ESTATES 75-ft
frontage on Poplar lane, west of
18th st; APPROX. 10000 SO. fl;
VIM, SCHWARTZ, Realtor, Elk.
TOSS. Elk. 342l. -2o
1-ACRE L0TS-Accokeek mr.. Indian
HEAD hwy, II nj, Mrs C.; good terms,
5-AcRE and 1o-AcRE tracts on
Pohick Greek. l2 mi. to Pentagon
via Shirley hwy. Call McLAUGH-
LIN IA. 15l2 Or Engleside 4sW11.
LANHAM HEIGHTS, MD. "a acre
elect. city water; $3.50. CICILY
N G9JRaEsGoRY' UN. s1o2; eyes.
AURORA HILLS - Several choice
wooded lots. finest residential sec
ton; PURV1S REALTY CO.. OF
RAMBLER sIrE-Almost "a acre
Bethesda. Sell or trade. WI. 4l54.
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TRAILERS

dEETER TRAILER SALES servyn
and used traiiers: very GOOD assort-
nent: clean used trailers ranging
in size from 10 to So II priced
from $500 TO So $50 terms to <
Yrs Phone TO BIZ
1880 PALACE, 80 IT,; 3 rms. and
shower with flush toilet: excel.
USED House TRAILER for sale,
FREEDOM, beauty. comfort. fresh
air: convenience are offered you in
daily, living in our New Moon: also
select used trailers. WOODLEY
HILLS TRAILER COURT. ala miles
south OF Alexandria. U. s. hwy. /.
LUGGAGE TRAILER. e-wheel. 43xss.
good tires: s75. 1925 Maple ave-.
CONTINENTAL. soft. 1850 3 Im,
and shower, with flush toilet. COM
pletely furnished. = gas bottles;
81 .S95. AL. 5565.
PALACE TRAILER, 1850. 35-ft. with
E beautiful neT awning with SIDE cur
ser"yn' Md. Sale" sign on trailer.
HOUSE TRAILER - "a it., alumni
mum, Columbia. 1850 model. in
new cond.. with lots of extras. Owned
by elderly couple Also 1850 GMC
44-ton pickup with overload springs
and diversified tires. This truck has
only 5000 actual miles. Will
sell both trailer and truck for S.
See this to appreciate. UN. as9s.
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AUToMoTlvE MISCELLANEOUS

FACTORY REBUILT MoToRs-Re-
new the, life of your car, almott
any model available Ford. Chey-
rolet, Dodge Plymouth. Buick
Studebaker Champion and WHY'S.
Terms as low as ST. monthly. IT.
stallatlon can be ARRANGED MONT
GOMERY WARD. Alex. Va, AL
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GARAGES

GARAGE. New Hampshire and R st.
Hampshire "a
GARAGE for dead storage;
SO per month. GE. 1905. 40 Cedar
st. NV.
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA 1e4s; orig, black finish; very
Sb45; 4-mo. guar. HILL IL T1B-
BITS. 11l4 Vermont ave. NV.
Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer. MA,
AUSTIN 1913 oos s-ar sedan g,.. fully
good condition throughout. Must
be seen to be appreciassd seq
TORS, SOLO Wisconsin ave. oWo.
AUSTIN 1916 four-door; ssa5. "A
real gas saver, new tires; $3.50 dn.
81 sloi is4 eF s sd as s5s5; heater
TAN AUTO 4 RADIO CO. author-
NV. No. 1857. -2s
AUSTIN 1851 brand-new. immediate
delivery; all financins By Us o s7 sasi i
s a1ro terms RSpi 49, co.. MA Authorses
Austin Sales, Service Parts, Both
AUSTIN fjsis VI 81 D. sedan d 1855; prompt
delivery, JACK PRY SALES &
A sss5. JACK 1 Ply. 14th and ? St,
BUICK '39 Spec 4-dr. sed.; AZ mo,
s Tor; r sb b; soq cd t nsss new; good
BUICK 1850 Super 4-dr. Riviera sed,:
T asTE p Perfect co and Without Cn'f byn Ta;
1000 mi. Purchased in Oct, 80.
S:,l95. HI. 31oG, Ext. s-22s@.
BUICK 1850 RIM. Dyna. sedanette;
s sfrk WHoEEsAL Msgy ~ isl m Bls
densburg Rd. IL 3-ss00.
BUICK i94i Super 4-dr. sedan; r,
h.: robin egg blue; like new; tips top
conc cond sd tnroughout s1. rsal by MGR for
T fe ssf 1900 1e Wsc s sre nN WISE Mo
At %. AID 2ssa, -:,,3
BUICK 194s Super sedan; s1.093;
AUTO WHoLEsALERs. 1851 Bla-
B dnRssurS so e s IL sss seaanee
orig. owner; superior cond.; sl,s7o;
no trade or dealers. Call UN. :;3s:
BUICK isa i n55i RIM. Dyna.. sedanette;
s sfnf WHoEEsAL Msy P is1 m Bs
BUICK 80 Special; Dynafiow.. r. and
h. seat covers; driven 1000 miles.
You'll enjoy seeing and driving this
massive massive appearing car; sma SdE
iH So c dESsi Is Ken
NEEDY st. NV. tn. 243S. 20
BUICK 1949 super 4-dr. sedan; T;
and h., black, excel. cond.: original
owner; $1,000. RE. 2aOl, 81. TAI.
BUICK 1e4e Roadmaster 4-dr. Sc
dan; fully equipped, including Dyna-
GE black n iSo.ny;on., tires low
18th St. NV re. 4ass. 20
BUICK 194s Super sedan; S1,o93:
AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1851 Bla-
densburg Rd. II. 3-SS00.
BUICh. 194s Roadmaster 4dr. sed.:
+. and h., seat covers; orig. owner;
S1,1a5, or best offer. KE. $3.50.
BUICK 1850 RIM. Dyna, sedanette;
a S1nh WHoLEsAn Msy p qsl m Bs
dsnsburg Rd. Ii. 3-sS00,
BUICK 1947 Special 4-door sedan.
model Al; r., excel. cond.; ehauf-
feur driven, $4,000 miles; S1.075:
terms. cash. Apply business ONCE:
COLUMBIA INSTITUTION FOR THE
R RFAk ~ 1as and 1 Es ave s.d ne: ,adio
good condition; $3.50 or best offer.
BUICK IS Super conv.; Dyna.. Blue,
$4,000 miles, like new; S1.Ta5 or
best ofier; AID. 1882. go
BUICK 40 Super dr.; r and h.
new Wv. tires. Perfect eond. Pvt
OWNER. sL4e6. Fl. 4o72. -26
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TRUCK VALUES

All advertisements ottetine
automobiles for sale must in
elude aetval selling price Of cor
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AUTOS 8 TRUCKS FOR HIRE
AUTOS g. TRUCKS WANTED

VAN TRUCK, any size Job; prompt
service; reas.: local or long distance.
IA. "931; after pm. GE. 1916
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AVIATION

PIPER J-3-L, like new: completely
rebuilt 1850; licensed through Sept
1851. Day and night, TIE. 924O.
2 VACANCIES in Cessna 40 club.
Ship has radio metal prop. low
oV. 1858. ~ a. ' "
PIPER u CRUISER. new condition;
$500. OIL. 0059. Us
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$3.50 PER ACRE
KENTMOOR
ON THE CHESAPEAKE

ON THE CHESAPEAKE
AZ MILES FROM WASHINGTON
All the fine things you would expect
from the foremost development on
beautiful Kent Island. NEW BUNG-
Allows, BUILDING SITES WATER
FRONT LOTS. Words will not do it
justice, you must see it. Drive to
Sandy Point Ferry. cross bay to
Mstpeake. right turn to 212 miles
to Kentmoor IS
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WIFI 4-IUl. HlOGeEu DuLbdloN' ~
miles from D. e; nr. Ri. so: ever,
cash down payment.
J. FULLER GROOM REALTY CO.
OK. or CHI. 44S7. =;
MONTGOMERY Co.-175-acre dairy
farm; 60-cow modern dairy barn
large silo. barn for calves and dry
cattle. large machine shed. chicken
houses. modern 6-room brick house
2-car garage; ? tenant houses. cleo.
pasture. 10 acres timber. Possession
April | Priced $4,000, about cost
of buildings.
1914 acres, new Broom semibunga-
low. oil heat. bath. cleo, phone
several outbuildings, nice stream
and well; fireplace, front porch
nice view; 3 blocks to State road
80 miles to D. C.. Possession with
title. Price, $50
2 acres. Groom house. oil heat. bath
cleo, phone; garage and tool house;
nice strawberry patch; on macadam
road 3 blocks to churches. stores
school and bank. This is really
nice place. 80 miles to D. c. Posses
sion April LIST. Price, S12,500
2 acres, new 6-room log semibunga-
low, 4 rooms and room for bath 1st
floor: 2nd not finished, large enough
for rooms and bath: most of land
IN small timber: front. and rear
porches. cellar. pipeless furnace; on
macadam road, near store and P. Q
Price, $1,000. Call w. A. Daniel
Poolesville 211s P.O. Dickinson
Nd, with J. vINSON PETER, Rock
Vile Md
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FARMS (Cont. J

WARRENToN - Army oficer being
transferred; must sell at once blue
grass cattle farm of 200 acres near
Warrenton; lovely old stone home;
ssSps Ian fGs'l g Mo 6sEP
Telephone 800.
LOUDoUN CUNTY, VA.-250 acre
stock and grain farm. 90; 90 acres
wheat. acres in barley, 100 acres
IN orchard grass to cut this year.
orchard grass seed io-room and
bath home. with full basement, bank
barn, 50x100; price S31,50Q u
cash. PETERS REALTY Mclean
CITY HOME IN COUNTRY - SO
acres, 73 in high state CULTIVATION
siio, tool Shed, chicken and pig
houses. "a mile board fence frontage,
sion attic; SO minutes B {. Terms.
S Gnn Are J4ME "a 5l8ly X Wsd ihrogfh
miles north Pleasant Valley on
TWO LEVEL, RICH. cleared acres.
good 6-rm. bungalow; bath; out
buildings. cleo, hard I'd. and bus
line; near store; beautiful lawn; IS
mi nj south ra s. 5oo' $4,000 down; $50
16s-ACRE DAIRY FARM in Prince
and equipped; / excel mod barn
with 20 stanchions, % milk cows
~ heifers. Price $4,000; 100000
cash. We have an excel selection
OF dairy and stock farms in the
Nokssyilie section For For, further in
wilkins, Nokesviile I7-N-21, or
PENTAGON REALTY CO., Fairfax
3a6. -25
BEAUTIFUL FARM in growing Mary
land area near Potomac River; only
% miles fast highway from D. c.;
31ia acres, 2 brooks, springs, wooded
lot. young orchard consisting of
IL varieties of fruits, nuts and
berries; beautiful shaped trees. Only
$4,000; half cash, balance easy
terms Call Sunday after 1 pm
or write Box 322-V, Star.
S5 ACRES and attractive 6-room
few miles from Warrenton. on
macadam road; excellent view of
Blue Ridge Minis; electricity. water,
phone: no bath. S1l.5oD for. i'm
mediate sale. Also 3 tracts OF land
Fletcher srd, '' Box AS. . Phone 10
237-J, Warrenton. Va.
MONT. CO., Poolesville area - So
acre dairy farm, manor loan. we'll
tended owner-managed farm on
hard-surfaced road; 7-rm. COM
pleteiy modernized home; bank barn.
dairy house and all other necessary
outbuildings in excel. cond. plenty
Of water; tenant house, stock and
equip. optional; an unusually good
buy at $4,000. terms available. Call
Mr. Thompson, EN-. 1905. EARL T.
WRIGHT, Exclusive Realtor, WI.
DAIRY FARM. Mont. Co.-370 acres
an unusaly fine profitable farm;
manor loan; 100 acres permanent
pasture; on hard-surface road;
only 25 mi from D. c. modern s.
rm home, central heat; 60-cow,
Wash type dairy; all necessary out
buildings in 1st class cond. wind
mill. spring and stream; 3 tenant
houses; stock and equipment op
tional: an outstanding value at $50
900; better than SOC LIST mortgage.
Call Mr.. Thompson. EN-. zoos, EARL
T. WRIGHT. WI. 5000
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a S. $50

emaIl down payment buys a good
farm in nearby Howard County, near
Clarksville, approx. 100 acres; good
house but needs repairs, some out
buildings; about so acres cleared
land; balance young timber; > fine
streams and frontage on river; Won
derful recreation spot. KENSINGTON
REALTY CO.. LO. $4,000 or 10.
5-2402 IS
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WATERFRONT PROP. wAh1Er

WANT POTOMAC RIVER waterfront
lot or acreage; virginia side, Box
o6T-X, Star. 80