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The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-19
LEGISLATORS GATHER HERE
 FOR SESSION
Continued from Page One)

Republican, is serving his first term. He lives in Juneau.
 Andrew Hope, Sitka Democrat, serving his fourth term in the House, is due from Sitka Sunday on the Baranof.
 Amelia Gundersen, Ketchikan Democrat, serving her second term, has not yet arrived in Juneau.
 Ed Locken, Petersburg Republi- can, serving his first term, is due from Petersburg on Saturday.
 Frank G. Johnson, Rake Repub- lican, is serving his third term and has not yet arrived in Juneau.
 SECOND DIVISION
 w. w. Laws, Republican, is sarv- ing his second term; George Mad sen, Frank Degnan and James Wells, all Democrats, are all serv- ing for the first time in the Legis- lature None of the Second Division Representatives have ~ arrived in Juneal
 THIRD DIVISION
 William A. Egan, Valdez Demo- crat, is serving his fifth term. He arrived in Juneau early this week. Chester c. Carson, Cordova Dem ocrat, is serving his second term and arrived from Cordova o:G Mon day.
 Jack Conright, Anchorage Demo- crat, serving his second term, ar rived n Juneau yesterday.
 stanisy McCutcheon. Anchorage Democrat, serving his fourth term, is presently in Washington to ap- pear at hearings on the Palmer Airport transactions. c. A. Pollard, Kasilof Democrat, i is serving his fourth term and had not arrived in Juneau at noon today.
 Wendell Kay and Jack Scavenius Anchorage Democrats, both serving for the first time, had not reach cd Juneau today noon. FOURTH DIVISION
 Glen l.. Franklin, Fairbanks Democrat, is serving his seconG term and is living at Douglas fcf the winter.
 Mike Stepovich, George Gasser and Alden Wilbur Republicans from Fairbanks and serving for the first time, arrived from Fairbanks yes- terday.
 | George Niscoviteh, Fairbanks Re- 1 publican, is serving his second term. He was due to arrive in Ju- ] neau from z @Ctie today.
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ARMY BUILDS
 10 24 DIVS. BY JULY FIRST

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19 = R = Maj. Gen. J. Lawton Collins told Senators today that the army will build up to "an equivalent of 24 combat divisions" by July instead of the 12 or IA previously mention ed"
 Collins, Army Chief of Staff, promised this to the Senate Pre- paredness subcommittee as he urged approval of the proposal to draft IS year olds for 27 months service under the new universal military service and training program.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-19
GRAHAM ACTS hS MODERATOR TOR
 ANCHORAGE MEET

WASHINGTON, Jan. 19- tRl = Former Senator Frank P. Gra- ham of North Carolina will act as moderator for a meeting in An chorage, Alaska. next week at which plans will be laid to speed Territorial defense construction this year.
 senator Hunt (D-Wyo), chairman of a Senate Armed Services sub- committee which visited Alaska last fall and proposed the meet ing, said Dr. Graham, former Pre- sident of the University of North Carolina, was "the choice of inter ested parties after it developed Senator Morse R-Ore) could not moderate the meeting"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-19
Seventh of a Series)

As this column recently SVdteQ, the main event on the 60-day card that is to be fought in Juneau starting next Monday is likely to be a bill. or group of bills de- signed to overhaul and modernize various parts of the Territorial gov ernment and especially it's fiscal set-up.
 Although it has been apparent for some years that our Territorial structure is poorly put together the matter was brought into sharp focus year and a half ago.
 At that tine Anderson and Con- panv a nationwide firm of public accountants, completed an audit of the books of the Territory The firm. which has had a good deal of experience with government fls- cal policies at various levels, made report and set of recommen- dations in addition to it's routine reports of the audit.
 In introduction, this report says: 1 "During the course of our eX- animation of the financial state ments of the Territory of Alaska for the biennium 1947-1948 we had an opportunity to observe the et- fectiveness of the existing account mo practices and financial policies lf the Territory.
 Based upon our observations, we believe a number of changes could be made in these practices and poll icies which would strengthen the Territory's control of its revenues and expenditures, and provide more information to administrative officials and members of the Le9is- lature regarding the source and disposition of Territorial assets
 The report of Anderson and Com pany goes on to say:
 Tt is not now practicable to pre- pare statements which will ade- ouately present the financial posi- ton of the Territory, because:
 q. No officer of the Territory is charged with the duty of preparing adeuuate financial statements foi the Territorial government.
 2. The existing accounting re- cords are maintained on cash basis (that is, reflecting only cash receipts and disbursements) rather than on an accrual basis.
 "3. The statutes make no pro- vision for an accounting system which would permit the preparation of such statements"
 From this report it is clear that the financial statements issued from time to time by the Treasur- CTS office actually have little mean ing.
 The Treasurer's statements are no doubt correct to the last pen ny--so far as they go. The trouble is that they do not go far enough.
 The Treasurer's books, for eX- ample, may show bank balance of half a million dollars, with out standing warrants of $200,000. This would leave the Territory with an actual balance of $300,000. But what the books do not show is the out standing bills or future commit ments for which warrants have not been issued. These might total a half million dollars. The Territory would then be $200,OO0 in the red, but the Treasurer's books-through no fault of the Treasurer under the existing would not show it
 System Just Grew
 The Territory's present helter- skelter accounting system, if it
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KIN.,NESS DOESN'T fAY

IPOn Malaya. = LR-kinuness doesnv aIways pay. A 45-year-old woman, Tan Say Mooi, was fined $20 for trespassing into a police compound. She was arrested while trying to hand a packet of roast pork to a prisoner.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1951-01-19

ing Senators today he had "con- suited at all times with members of the Civil Aeronautics Adminis- tration" in connection with an ap- plication for federal funds for the Palmer, Alaska, airport.
 A committee is inquiring into the commissions turn down of one CAA-approved grant and it's sub mission of a second application list ing increased land and construction costs.
 The second application involved $145,125 of federal money as com pared with an initial request for $94, 750. No money has actually been advanced.
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Schwamm on Stand

George S. ScnWanm, the Jerrl- torial official, said he was new in his job and not familiar with the red tape" involved in filing an aid request
 He said that at March 6, 1850. meeting of the commission he re- ported that a "thumbnail appraisal taken at his request evaluated the Palmer properties at $160,000. It was then, he said, that Joseph Fitz- gerald, regional attorney for the CAA, advised it would be fin the interests of the territory" to buy the airport from the Palmer citizens i.group.
 Acts on CAA Advice ! He said he acted at the advise of CAA representatives also in list ing the territory as the owner of the airport lands in the initial re- quest even though the commission then was negotiating for it's pur- chase.
 "Why did you make such a false certification?" asked Sen. Mcclellan D-Ark).
 T would say upon the advice of the CAA that it would expedite the application" Schwamm replied.
 Verbal Agreements
 Schwamm said the commission had verbal agreements for the sale of the land Asked if he did not know that verbal agreements were not binding, he replied:
 Senator, I've bought real estate, cars and others things by verbal agreement"
 Schwamm said the $500 land figure mentioned in the first ap- plication referred only to that land which the commission thought 1t would have to purchase. The Sl5O,000 land figure in the second applica- tion, he said included the purchase of the original properties.
 SnOdgraSS TeStlfieS
 Roland SnodgraSs, secretary of the Palmer Aeronautics Comnlis- sion, testified three friendly ap- praisers had set value of the land variously at $1OOO0O to s171, ,00o.
 Senator Hoey (D-NC) asked Snod- grass if it wasn't true that the Palmer committee had agreed to re- fund to the territory S145,0o0 of the s1500O0 purchase price.
 He said "yes" and explained the Palmer group had been given in re- turn an option or verbal promise that the airport would be returned to whatever municipality in the Palmer area should become incor- porated and qualified to take over operation of the field.
 When asked why the Palmer group had surrendered the property for S5 ,OOO, Snodgrass explained:
 What we wanted was an air port"
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GASSER HERE

Gcorga ". ~~Ssar of Fairbanks is at the Baranof Hotel.
Evening star., 1951-04-21

BEAUTIFUL h-AcRE LOT
In this fine residential area. bordered
by Rock Greek Park. All utils.
Architectural. building and financial
service. II desired.
INEz CUSHARD. Realtor. OR. 4232.
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 194S DUMP--3 yard body, new
Transmission and rear end: good
tires; motor frst. class cond.; price,
FORD is4s-Is ton pickup; abso-
lHtey Int 5 perfect dnOS mOt9r r9nS TopSsE- ps
452 Nd; ave. s.w., RE. 1865; open
DODGE ia45 2A-ton tractor and
26-ft. fat bed trailer. Lo. 5-3es9.
DePeE ss Ssa 12sh ses.+ s335 e. !rssss5 gsss5 as
BROCKWAY 1916 2h-ton chassis
iength. Al condition, sHER1FF
pS6GP %6GGR 1896 So 99o %td r psn.i ayi ds luxe
cab. new condition. S1,295. Call
REQ Et, eHsfi is47 2-ton short wheel La bsse:
good sGnd,; sSss $40 or will trade sJ for
FoRD m Sedan osSii Delivery; new gasoiin.
S175 or best offer. WA. 5Io4. 43Oi
29th ST.; Mt. Rainier. Nd. -22
CHEVROLET 1949 H-ton pickup;
eMc sfG 1928 1925 Ua PaSne psns ox 1900 sood ,ss
and operating; best offer. DE. soil.
JEEp 1s4s WHY'S; excellent: S4s6.
CENTRAL MOTORS, 1901 oronoco
CHEVROLET i946 h-ton panel: low
anteed; S495. Ma. 6420.
DODGE 1850 1a ton; 154-in. wheel
base; z50x20 tires; originally pur-
chased Sept. 1850; low mileage;
new-truck cond. and appearance:
ave-. Silver Spring. Nd. sH. 1880.
INTERNATIONAL 1e4e Metro; excel.
cond.; $4,000 miles; all new heavy
duty tires. Phone HU.. 1886. .-23
new; Immediate delivery. s. j.
MEEKS' SON, 622 G st. NV.
WILLYS '4S panel delivery. Looks
and performs like new. Guaran.
teed. Terms arranged. S745.
STOHLMAN CHEVROLET
$3.50 M st. NV. MI. I646
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

FoUR-RM. COTTAGE at Piney Point.
Md. Lot 125x175, 100 IT. from water
Good road, electricity in house, needs
sGne nm d5s0n 5f5Bas Ts RTieeS MooRE ss at ) H
Co. 732 18th st. NV, ME. 4100.
NORTH BEACH-summer cottages
priced from $4,000 and year round
homes from 81. $500. We will be glad
buys. See US before you buy or sell
West. FfTzGERALD REALTY CO.
Phone North Beach ALL. -22 !.
SAINT CLEMENT SHORES, ON Saint
Clement Bay, about 8 miles this side
from the d. G. line by fine road. The
bay is deep enough for large craft
and Lake Cecil is safe harbor for
small craft. High pressure artesian
water system. with miles Of mains,
About 100 houses have been built.
and on easy terms. Agent on prop
erty, or plats mailed on request.
LOUIS P. SHOEMAKER. exclusive
agsnt: 17l9 K st. NV. MA. 1855.
all modern electrical conv; adj. to
Annapolis. GE. 1921. -23
SELBY Y-ON-THE-BAY Log cabin
with beautiful view OF water on
large wooded lot; also year around
home on 2-acre lot; 20 miles D, C..
WILLIAMS, NA. 4ea3. Ewes. end
SEE T; aJAMAICA AM CAT fiNNp-cozy 2-bedrm.
cottage in paneled wainscoting.
shown Sat. and Sua; corner Lin
den and Walnut, North Beach Park,
CAFE HPEyiasSi AsSE ON CHESAPEAKE BAY.
- n Ill.,
beautiful subdivision, mostly wooded,
with. .bayfront parks: harbor for
small boats. About so houses already
built. Lots for sale on easy terms,
generally 60x100 feet. Plats mailed
On TssIsst LEGAL xea!,s. age1t LoUIs aosnf
l71s a K St. NV. MA. NiitS5s iIss. A''
NORTH BEACH-Seyeral desirable
business locations, both vacant and
GERALD REALTY CO. Phone North
coLoaIAL eSaSS 4 BEACH. s5,5oo--Prieed
for Immediate sale; owner leaving
city. Ayr. .-old. Arm, bath. fur
nished asbestos shingle cottage, 1
hik: from water; screened porches.
St. st. sHi and Eossins I ave. e. owner 1iii Be e
ct property Saturday and Sunday.
BEVERLY lCrO. BEACH coTTAGEs.
$500 up. See list. w. z. CRISER,
W.st ghs RsEsals siVsa 4dSf syf. Beverly 8sss'h ss
SELBY -ON-THE- -BAY--1Q9 lots, high
Beverly. Beach, Mayo, Md, West
LERsE. EiyeE 4gsE; gBsEE;AuTrruL North Beach sss
Park cottage, 3 bedrooms. living
room. large screened porches. sth.
all electric, outside showers. patio;
all completely furnished. Also lot
next to cottage, 50x15 also boat,
fully equipped. Best offer. Call
WooDIAND SIASi BEAcH-New cottage,
modern attract. furnished: only
50 $50, Hurry. JAMES E. MAHoNEY.
sAaG2RRsodaoS6 HI sdaS FOREST. Md BED.
rooms. ami. 2 shower baths.
screened porch. fireplace. completely
furn. WI. 205S; call ewes. --22
COTTAGES rms, bath; b. W.. cir
heater; close to beach. $4.750,
North Beach 1851. ~ :
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MoToRcYcLEs

INDIAN CHIEF 1a4s; used yery it,
ale; original owner; must sell quick
ly; $495. Call OR. 1925. 2Is
'51 DE LUKE SINGLE. less than 400
MI; has front and rear shock alb
sorbers, twin exhaust, saddle bags,
windshield, mirrors and other extras;
lor sale reasonable or trade on car
INDIAN MOTORCYCLE. Q CYL; TO-
62l mi; will sacrifice; $3.50 cash
CIRCLE MOTORS, INC, 2401 Pa.
ave. NV, RE, 1894. -22
MOTOR SCOOTER. Cushman 1949
gear shift model. with extras; D. c.
titled; Sl75 cash or best offer. GE.
HARLEY-DAvIDsoN 1s47 "e1" over
head: all extras; $3.50. Call Ii.
"74p overhead,
1947; S275. 10. s-7471. -22
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BAY, SHOREHAM
Beach home, with direct shore front
age on white sand beach. 2 bed
rooms, large liv. room, mod. kit,
bath. fireplace, oil space heater; at
tract. furn., large lot; real bar
gain at $1,000. ME. o519.
SYLVAN SHORES, MD, on South
River, nearest. salt water to D. C.
bestossPnsle bsSmePhoascihs houss psop 5aFPs baths as; as
sale. t'N 8. B. zsSTzINGER tSo Co. a'i5 995
K st. NV, MA. 5371. -22
BEVERLY BEACH on Chesapeake
Bay - Desirable lot, waterfront
Privileges; terms: E. KALB. Box
sHERWoSD ii WOO @qi qFioREsr-cottages, i
sSrokerp,s b psuele' oL. 556e. ~ fii iNe'sHs9D Msa
DEALE, MD.-Business opportunity
Modern gas station and dining room
2 established businesses. Owner
cludes complete stock and equip
ment. WALTER M. BAUMAN
Agent, 1927 K st. NV. Ma. 052g
Or call Mr.. Startling. West RIVER
2 nv SAz9abrE t92ii BUILDING LOIS ss in
best fishinss spot; @ Dsi,soa for BOT both
FoUR. ROOM AND BATH bungalow
ftgrnished; LOCATED at 1858 shore dr..
oe MGSeiane eonyenient Bsaen Ma se1s anySar ny;as
S6. 800. FA. 46II. -23
Blue HEAVEN COTTAGE, s. River
Park. Naval owner leaving. Large hv.
and din. rms; woodworking fire.
place; 2 large and 2 small bedrms.,
bath; elect. kit; front and rear
porches; large. corner lot. ROBERTS
E. LATIMER. GE. 1870. GE. 8114.
DEEP COVE near shady Side. Nd.
Approximately IA acres; 7-rm. house.
leading to % Bay: SO, 90 500. 'aiI Cali 4. efesI ".
scIENTiSTs CLiFFS. Port Republic.
Md. Each front cottage with 2 small
bedrooms, living room. fireplace,
kitchen. bath and screened porch.
$4,000. including furniture and
equipment as is. for college gradu-
ate in carefully restricted bay col
ony. Literature on request. Drive
down anytime, 4.6 miles beyond
Prince Frederick. See rental ad.
VICINITY DEALE, MD.-House. 6
rms, bath. and II acres good land.
Just ch good road. RA. 1921 ewes.
or Elk. 2999. MISS FREE. Suite 100
Barr bldg. 912 18th st. NV.
DEALE. MD.-over u acre; I24-ft.
waterfront. Old comfortable 9-rm.
house. bath. Large workshop. Tel.
RA. 1881 ewes. or Elk. 2999. MISS
FEE. Suite 100 Barr Bldg. 9l2
18th st. NV DO
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT

MODERN-2-bedrm, and bath cot
tage, furnished; hot water. cleo
tricity; sand beach and pier, swim
ming and boating; safe for children;
season, May-october. $500. GE.
|F1vE-RooM COTTAGE, bath. on
South River; free, rent for taking
adioinine. Box 4i2-z. Star. ss.
BEVERLY BEACH apartments. $35
SEIsSEg: GsIS g,,,j5 Beverly SSJy Beach, Mayo. Nd
rGRNrsaEp MsiS EiTs5 eSyri eoTTAGE for rent 81
changed. Saturday pm. and sun
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS. Port Republic.
Md; furnished cottages for rent by
week to college graduates at care
fully restricted beach. assuring con-
Quickly reached week ends without
bridge toll, and some drive to work
daily. Large community building
with. varied program; sandy bay
beach; good flshing area; pictur-
esque cliffs. streams. and .gulches,
Miocene fossils; fresh water lake.
One cottage for sale, many lots to
choose from, including bay fronts.
Literature on request. Drive down
any time; 4.6 miles beyond Prince
BAY-FRoNT COTTAGE, rent for 81 sea
son. Shady Side, Md, 3S miles.
MRS. WENDELL, West River 1898.
CHESAPEAKE BAY-Furn. cottage
for sale or rent for season; Neelc
Estate. See MIR. ROCHE on beach
front. SO
BEACH COTTAGE. nearby Beverley;
all modern improvements; for season
Phone NO. 1900 for information.
-22
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VIRGINIA FARM

Dandy 100 acres. 30 in sod; large,
good house IN nice grove; water.
electricity. bath, concrete basement.
Ample outbuildinss. all GOOD metal
roofs. Lovely setting for country
home. commuting D. C. 80 minis.
w. M. ORR. ov. IRE.
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TRAILERs

HOUSE TRAILERs wanted; immediate
cash; want any make, model, year.
Bring them out or call HI. $3.50.
1000 Central ave. Sc. Call ANYTIME.
aEETER TRAILER SALES. Bervyn.
now has Q lge display Of both new
and used trallers: very good assort-
ment; clean used trailers ranging
tpo n si1s s5d6 aso% 70 . 7s e % rs ,s prises
yrs Phone TO gill
27h IT.. all aluminium,
electric brakes. tandem wheels; i'm
maculate; 3 rms. fully equipped,
sleeps 9. ia. 4-1477. -22
Is mos. old; like
new; aluminium refrigerator. hot
water. gas range: 81 495. See at
nightingale Trailer Court. 3 mi.
south of Alexandria, on U. S. Route
FRAZIER 1; IL III PARTS - Everything to
build 22-ft. house trailer. axle.
wheels. bitches. windows, stove, ice
box, etc New, in original crates.
Substantial discount WI 4l5R. %
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BOATS

JOHNSON 16-h.p. outboard motor for
sale; excellent condition; $3.50: ow.
ss.FT. CABIN CRUISER with Gray
marine motor, $500. DE. 397s. -122
BOAT s6a TRaLEEsteel ao carries Loo Zoo
ENGINE, LINCOLN, Lehman conyer-
ssSi9gss s;RR 's WILLIAM 5i'''slSsi 5:lE
DAY. Al .BGiLr bffi BOAT. asx5. model A
s1Nn. sngIne' u fully Z =, ss equipped $500; sali
BOAT sHNDERs-pisc, belt. or Vi
orators; rented; Du Pont de luxe
marine paints. L. T. FOLK FLOOR
SUPPLY CO.. 1882 Wis. ave. Wo.
Auxiliary GHSii YAwL, 81 IT.. s sleeps
four, fully equipped; bargain for
weekend cruising In river or bay;
ior particulars and appt. call EN-.
FOR Il THE BEST in marine engine re-
ghNk1NEs. psNiEs Ess uN n 6sas' Rs1ssl; call JERRY
0LDToWN, Aft sea model runa.
bout, 1o,h.p. johnson Q. D. model
motor; like new; many extras; WA.
s6. 800 CASH buys the most COM
sfioat, including ship-to-shore tele-
phone. Sleeps five. See the ''AGNA,"
Hartge's. Boat Yard, foot Of End
1918 CHRIS CRAFT sPEEDBoAT.
bS bSs very sD s GhEt' Fret Fret sas!6s SEEDS gssd cs
1850 MS' iaefT. NpiSi rRoGAN SEA QUEEN,
complete with Mercury Super 10
motor and trailer; fully equipped,
ready to go; $3.50 cash. Can be seen
Saturday and Sunday at 1901 JEFF
fAFEnn w n
4o-FT. CRUISER. ideal for enter
tanning. Forward cockpit, spacious
afterdeck,' hull and engine in ex-
cellent condition. May be inspected
by appointment Call owner, week;
week ends, LO. 3-S9S5. al
PENGUIN SAILBOAT for sale. Si95;
excellent condition. Owner going
overseas. Gail ia. 2-7113. -22
REYNOLDS. aluminium: new 5-h.p.
meTedry ns1sa,ry sSaa 9Sntsoard motor s326.
sAfLBoAT, pretty 1s-ft.: just paint
ed, good sails. $3.50. Owner going
caBiS a fSFViSsi GRt,sEiRs vi s5ss ss.tt o,.v .
sasree ss sRs ssS ssaS eaH Ho@. Dsftset sse shaPs
and week ends. ia. S-73SS. "a
SAILBOAT. .21 IT.; strictly q family
@f beat: asag Sturdy sound condition. $ss5.
1850 Is.FT. TROJAN. with ~
h.p. Elgin motor. Lights and many
extras. Al condition. LO. 3-s797.
30-FT. CUSTOM CABIN CRUISER.
inclosed head; sleeps 2, Universal
Super a" Engine. First 81 900 takes
3S-FT. CRUISER. No. 1sv77s; may
inspect Sunday, 18th and Pa. ave.
Sc, under bridge. Bid forms avail
able, Boy Scout ONCE. 400 9Th ST.
NV. MA. 1868. 80
SAILEOAT. Chesapeake. 16' length,
2 yrs. old; stainless steel higgins,
excel. sails. Can be seen all day Sun.
April 22 at 3016 Otis st. ne. 90
screw. 2-125-h.p. Gray engines:
this boat is practically new Cali
BOAT SLIPS FOR RENT, al Bene-
dict; Md; Private harbor. See Err
NEST MESSICK. 2os
COMET FOR SALE, best offer. Re-
quires some new ribs and planking,
Or; 1875 wk. days. South Shore
CHESAPEAKE BAY BOAT, 36'xe,
Ideal for fishing. $1,000. Immediate
sale. OR. Sill. %
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CAPE ST. CLAIRE
ON Chesapeake Bay
10 Miles From Wa Sbincfn ~

We are now offering large, beautiful
cottage sites with tall majestic hard
wood trees. Price, $3.50. Terms,
S35 down. S5 mo-
Cape st. Claire. Washington's newest
and finest salt water beach develop
ment, has one OF the most beautiful.
long wide. white sand beaches on
the Chesapeake Bay. 1t has also
protected harbors for any size boats.
on how to reach Cape
St. Claire: From Peace Cross out
Defense hwy. 90. S. Route 50) to
Annapolis. Continue on Route SO
5 miles to Cape st. Claire Repre-
sentative on property daily until
dark.
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lQS ACRES WITH STREAMS AND
SPRINGS. PRODUCING BEEF CAT
TIE, SHEEP, HOGS AND POULTR2.
Brick rambler type home: Main
nificent view OF the rolling Virginia
Moor, gracious s 6ans, living hnilauei room. IN.
25.7xl6.l0 with fireplace and huge
picture window for the View; din
ing room opening on large covered
nagstone terrace. large breakfast
room with built = in red leather
seats ana corner cupboard. modern
den OF library. bedroom. s nuTsery
and bath, 2nd floor. two large bed
rooms and bath. Basement. recrea-
tion. room really made for enter
tanning (33xl SD. huge fireplace,
separate snack or cocktail room
with bar and bath with shower
on hot-water heating systarn, l.lO0-
gallon, tank. Grounds are well land
in house. Double tenant house. 2
outbuiidings consist Of a large new
houses. hog HOUSES. sheen sheds,
etc, 9l2e-foot drilled well Of ex-
cellent drinking water. Land all
fenced white board fence being put
up. Land Is in excellent condition.
raised. @ Present tenants could stay
PRICE Sieo ooe-sHowN. sse.
ANY TINE BY APPOINTMENT
Lamborn, Realtor
1901 South Arlington Ridge Rd; !
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IDEAL Estate an Hour Out
This well-located. small estate has
charm and comfort. Out far enough
to be in the restful Virginia coiiri-
trystde. and yet only an hours drive
over good highway. Just close
enough to a good old country town.
Sufncient acreage to protect you.
but no farming operation necessary.
The stone home, is conveniently ar
ranged and makes extra good use
OF all floor space. A lovely living
room and a large recreation room.
both with ireplaces, for your en-
and two tiled baths on the SECOND cone
floor. And there's stone cottare
Tor extra bed space. II horses are
yo1r hobby, there's an oak, stable
ano several bluegrass paddocks. The
large. old trees. the dogweod. the
nowers, an give an atmosphere hard
70 match. Call Mr.. Mower az GIebe
0454 to. inspect this. exceptional
JOHN ALLEN JOHNSTON
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ANY MAKE, ANY MODEL
Drive in open lot, see Mr.. Beach, for
cash, trade terms.
BEACH MOTORS. 1910 14th st. NV.
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1908 GOOD HOPE RD. S.E.-Approx.
30'x90' with basement; heat furn.;
suitable comb. retail-wholesale. !;
Vacant. Attractive rent. Consult
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., Realtors,
1905 H st; NV. MA; 2345. ~122
LAUREL, MD, SHOPPING CENTER,
modern stores. 1SxS0 #. with bsmt.
space: opposite new Saieway super
housing project: rental. $125 per
mo. with heat furnished. CARL G..
ROSINSKI CO., Ma. 1854, MI. 1864.