davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
, 1952-09-08
Russiuns Have An
Estilndted 5000
Jet Fighters Active

Reliable sources say that Rus
STA has at least 5000 MIG Is
fighters active and is supply
ing the Chinese with one out
of every ten turned out by the
factories. The Chinese are
said to have about 1900 at
present.
While it is believed that the
total strength of the Soviet air
force has not grown it is esti-
mated the efficiency, especial
" Of fighters and interceptors,
have been increased greatly.
Almost all Russian fighters are
now Empowered. Less than
half the United States air
force are said to be modern
lied.
, 1952-09-08
Justice VIM. Douglas
Says Morale 81 Troops
In Koreo is High

The morale Of troops in
Korea is high and, according
to Justice William Q. Douglas,
bursting with confidence, CON
viction and resolution. He re-
turned from a Far Eastern
tour.
Justice Douglas said in part
that our ability to hold in Ko-
rea has saved the rice bowl
area Of Asia. He explained that
a Red break-through in Korea
would have been the signal for
Communist invasion of south
east Asian countries.
The well-known jurist said
that the American people does
, 1952-09-08
Chamber Of Comm.
Seeking New
Airline Service to VI.

The Chambers of Commerce
Of ST. Thomas and st, Croix
and surveying the possibility
Of securing a new airline SER
vice for the Virgin Islands, an.
item in the recent St. Croix
newsletter indicates.
The st. Thomas Chamber
has been seeking information
from hotels regarding state
ments Of insufficient airline
service, passenger delays, in
efficient service and other com
plants to determine if addi-
tional airline service is
required.
The st. Croix Chamber, the
newsletter continued, w a S
asked to pool efforts to secure
this Information and if recur-
ring rumors were well found
ed that action should be taken
to secure additional airline
service,
The matter was discussed at
length with Frank Sheldon,
Vice President in charge of
Continued On page -
, 1952-09-08
Washington Asked to
Permit Use Of Chidng
Koi Shek's Troops

High officials have been urg-
ing Washington to permit at
least two divisions Of Chang
Kai Shek's to go into action in
Korea.
Opinion has been expressed
that the request will be APP
proved after the November
elections regardless Of Wheth-
er the Republican or Democra
tic candidate wins.
II has been argued that the
use Of the Chinese Nationalist
troops in Korea would serve
to give them combat expert.
ence which is necessary if
they are to sustain any hope Of
regaining the mainland from
the communists a n d also
would strengthen the morale
of other Nationalist troops
now on Formosa for the past
three years and also to Chi
nese civilians and others not
sure on whose side they are
on.
, 1952-09-08
EgYpt's Strong Mon.
Gen. Noguib Tdkes
Over Premiership

Egypt's strong man, General
Naguib, who was responsible
for the exiting Of King Farouk
and the placing Of Ally Maher
as premier, h a S virtually
tossed out Maher, pailed forty
seven top-flight politicians in
q sudden coup yesterday.
General Naguib pledges to
purge grafters and curruption-
lists. The Army group that
surrounds the General is said
to have been impatient with
Ally Makers handling
the Premiership, and ac-
cused him Of dragging his feet
in carrying out the reforms de-
manded by the Army which
placed him in power, after
ousting King Farouk.
1t was after the criticism
that Premier Maher rendered
his resignation. The regency
council said that Naguib will
hold Office only a short time.
The new premier has made it
that unless the politi-
cal parties purge themselves
of dishonest elements he will
be forced to dissolve them.
, 1952-09-08
v. !. Organization
Seeking Locul
Opinion on Activities

The American Virgin Is
lands Civic Association, has
sent out a lengthy correspond
ence, signed BY Oscar B. Hall,
in an attempt to get the
opinion Of natives at home as
to whether or not they want
their kinsfolk in New York to
continue their interest i n
them.
An editorial which appeared
in the Daily News Of June Both
entitled Noteworthy Develop
ment' has apparently caused
anger and resentment among
some of the Virgin islanders
on the mainland, especially
those connected Wit h the
AVICA whose president is
Ashley Z. Totten. Mr.. Hall
hints that the editor was at
tempting to stir up animosity
between natives on the main,
land and those in the home.
land and to prove it he
quoted several paragraphs
from the editorial.
MI. Hall is seeking opinion
in the Islands through "vari-
Gus civic, political, labor and
~fraternal organizations and
the press Of the islands to
know whether or not they
agree with the Daily News
editor.
The complete text Of the
letter will be published in
another issue Of the AVIS
, 1952-09-08

not fully appreciate the extent
of t h e recent fighting in
Korea. It is not a forgotten
war as some people apparently
believe.
Evening star., 1952-06-10
HiqhIights
Radio Today.

500, WRC-Cavalcade Of Amer.
lea: Joan Caulfleld portrays Har.
riet Quimby in Daughter witt
Wings"
$3.50, WMAL-Medicine in 1852
DR.. Louis Bauer makes an addres.
to the members of the American
Medical Association.
900, WRC-Bob Hope Show: Ro!
Rogers and Dale Evans are guests.
900, WMAL - Americas Tow1
Meeting Of the Air: Should Oul
Foreign Policy Be Changed?" Is de-
bated by Senator Malone and Aurs
Smith.
Television Today.
100, WTOP-Mark Evans Show
Eva Gabor and Eric Weile arr
guests.
500, WNBW-Star Theater: Do
lores Gray and Peg Leg Bates ar
guests.
500, wToP-sam Levenson Show
Morey Amsterdam and his Sol
S:2O, WTTG-Baseball: Clevelan.
VS.. Washington.
| 900, WNBW-Fireside Theater
Marjorie Lord is featured in mi
rage"
900, WTOP-Crime Syndicated
Rudolph HALEY is guest narrator.
$3.50, WTOP-Suspense; GERALDINE
Fitzgerald and William Redf1eld sta,
in House of Masks"
$3.50, WNBW-March of Medicine
A telecast from the American Med
ical Associations 101St meeting.
Evening star., 1952-06-10
On the Air
TeIevision's Future Dim
If 1t Is What M. SegoI Says
By Harry Macarthur

II feel that film reproduction
never will be as good as live." hi
said. Spontaneous production al.
ways will be better else film'
would have closed all the legiti.
mate theaters."
Television, he believes, will
eventually. with live productions
bring more of the spirit and flavor
of the legitimate theater into the
living room.
Good writer's and spontaneous
production Notwithstanding, thu
future of television is not bright
If that other condition mentioned
by Mr.. Segal continues. Writers
in class with Sherwood and theil
audiences won't stick long with
IAN advertising medium"
Newspapers are great advertis-
ing media, too, but none ever be.
came great by being considered
that. A newspaper achieves great
ness by serving readers. The pres
ence of the faithful readers make.
lit a good advertising medium.
The same is true of television
1t will become a good advertising
medium only if those in 1t treat II
as a medium for communication
of entertainment and enlighten-
ment.
Il 4 r
TUESDAY TIP-Bing Crosby
may make his television debut
late this month. He would appear
with Bob Hope on both CHS ano
NBC in "telethon" to raise fund:
to send the American Olympics
team to Helsinki. The catch /.
whether or not the time can be
cleared.
Evening star., 1952-06-10
On the Air

Alex Segal introduced a moSt
disturbing note into the Sunday
evening viewing. Mr.. Segal is one
of television's more talented prac-
titioners. AS producer, director,
or occasionally both, he has
served such top-f1ight dramatic
shows as Pulitzer Prize Play
house" and "Celanese Theater. p"
He was appearing Sunday on
Horizons" (WMAL-TV, dis
cussing the future of television
drama.
Lets not kid ourselves" he
said at one point. This is an
advertising medium. We're here
to sell products. If we do good
shows, well and good. -"
Now, if this statement had
come floating out of the plush
quarters of a large advertising
agency it could be allowed to pass
unnoticed. Coming from a man
of Mr.. Segals calibre and position.
however. it gives you pause. It
is symptomatic, if lot of pro-
grams haven't already demon
strated it clearly, that television
is suffering from that old ailment
which shackled radio.
Too many people in it think Of
it as the best door-to-door sales
man ever invented. Whether MIR.
Segal believes this is as it should
be or is merely a realist who has
faced the facts of his life does not
have much bearing. What mat
ters is that the condition exists.
This, it should be inserted
hastily, is no cry against the
system by which our television
shows are supported. There is no
attack on the commercial in
tended here.
+
Mr.. Segal had a lot more to
say, in both his opening talk
and while answering questions. on
the future of television drama.
His overall feeling about 1t Is,
not too optimistically. that tele-
vision will improve when mankind
improves.
Specifically he feels that 1--WE
have jumped into an entertain
ment form before we have the
personnel to take care Of it."
Writers, he said, seemed to be in
hiding.
Television still is no worse of on
this score than the other arts.
The between-wars period. Mr..
Segal pointed out, brought the
theater J. NJ Synge. Sean O'Casey.
Maxwell Anderson, Elmer Rice,
Lillian Hellman and others Of
talent. The only post-World War
II playwrights Of comparable
note, he contended, were Arthur
Miller and Tennessee Williams.
Golden ages always came when
man put his efforts to improve
ment of his thoughts and not i'm
provement of his machines" he
said.
Good writing" he rephrased 1t
later, usually comes out of the
understanding of what we're do
ing, not the excitement Of what
we're doing"
Television eventually will get
the writer's it needs. MIR. Segal is
certain. It may get some Of them
soon. He knows that many fine
writers-in a class with (Robert)
Sherwood-do intend next year
to write for televiSion."
r X X X
On the future Of television
drama on film Mr.. Segal Is not
enthusiastic. There is. he ad-
mitted, q trend toward Aim. It is
fostered, he thinks, by advertising
agency men who. by having
drama filmed in Hollywood. can
relieve themselves of responsibility
for the quality of the entertain
ment. The trend, in his opinion, is
mot one being forced by the public
Evening star., 1952-06-10

Custom creates . mag.
nificent new suite Of
furniture from your old
worn one! Expert crafts.
men strip down your old
suite and rebuild Il by
hand, using only the fin.
est materials and knowl.
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the finest, most luxurious
cushioning that can be
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Or hOllows! Millions Of
tiny air cells create .
resiliency that's extra
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more, II Is non-allefgic,
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Evening star., 1952-06-10

e. WMss CUE fE Hs:a.;
Midday cnapa
I, ) News 3os pH Ieesy I" NEW"
:, Jokey 645 Ien WsAemaa
WMal HsIywso Miss h Aas Mase
saFeE 5 ..
esrswa Hteaa G Nihs asu as s's Mms
to the s. Al 1t3o us Pooemi
Little nyh'u PEOPLES .eass as Price sgas z's IN.
MoPu Arthur et; 1oi' Mwoo' 1850 Arthur etG 1e4 . sMe s,s;
11s ns,er " Stars l Garry M!e a:s ars lW Years
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
TRAlLERS

FOR SALE GIFT. Lasalls house
trailer, ols46 model. Call FairfsE
SIT slf1!-1H House TRAILER, 1850 In
d WoOasy of E1 TI aa s9S ouTt; ~
on Route |. about 2h miles South
1s g. ger TRofwooD. sleeps :; : $3.50.
call 81. 3213 any time.
1ls-TON, 4x5 box, fully equipped.1
R 81 ca 4Ra IL hioa so-ft.. sleeps 4.
$3.50 or best offer. WA. 33Ssas ID
NEW GLIDERS, zephyrs and Used
models: also parts and aseessories:
BALMER TRAILER sALEs; ne
neon siock on o. g. No. IL h,flts-
s T,ils' an MANOR h... tr.is AZ.
. .as 'sglS ss5 bath oasl LEY hamifskii
HGf 92TEET' TKpAiriiESat A szfEs cherr,
Hill Trailer Park. Route, 4. Hsrwyn,
makes Of new and used house trail
ers: trailer service. electric yeldtne
and trailer kitches installed. 10.
AMkkhIcAN 80 soft. an ssesf and
aiuminum: ) rms.. hath, porch and
fence; looks like new; $3.50; VIM
cent Trailer Park II. 1854,
ANDERSON Trailer Home. 81, s2sft;
reasonable; picture windows and
bathroom Past College Park. Nd.
to 04O0. block Of Baltimore blyd,
turn ,riehf on Indian lane, End
trailer on left. los
SPARTAN MANSION HOUSE TRAIL
Err, all steel. aluminium. insulated
oonst.. 2 bedrms.. liv.- rTn.. kit. bath.
Need 81 500 cash to handle or trade
In on Va. home. Cali TE. 1888 or
XII S-S224. Temple VILLAGE. Lot
147. 10
HOWARD. 20 IT,; perfect condition.
Situated on beautiful handicapped lot.
Private hath. A real home. Overlook
1872 l0s
PRACTICALLY NEW Knox pickup
trailer, acton, complete with hitch
for your ear: S126. Ph. UN. 1913.
yANrKp-r1s.les. a-whesl. . Is z
H.: reasonable: must BE- n 5000
Nend. W0. 0104.
(cent1nus4 % hs1s rs81
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
FRONT PROP. WANTED

I WILL PAY CASH for year-round
hcme. on waterfront. within COM
muting distance of WASHINGTON: 2
or bedrme.. ami. Box 18Th.
s0iU5TiH RIvER-commuting distance;
1ne all-yr. home. 8 bedrms:. ami.
dbl. gar, 2 lge. waterfront lots, fne
Snruhhery and trees. Easy terms;
$1,000. Box 466-L star:
NEW 2-BEDRM. HOUSE. bath. liv.
rm., Kit, 5000; and nice lot near
cssrsb SSoo MS Wris e J. q. Wal Riycs
SCIENTIST CLIFFS, Ft. Republic. Nd.
Cottages and lots for sale to college
graduate at restricted beach; com
niunity bldg, organized recreation,
sandy bag beach, fresh-water lake,
Drive down any time, IA miles be-
yond Prince Frederick.
CAFE ANNE ON CHESAPEAKE BAY.
about 35 mi. from White House.
One OF the most attractive develop
ments In the WASHINGTON area. with
waterfront parks and q weil-devel-
oped community soo soft: lots, wood.
lists sent OF on S9 request. Lo 90 s 2.
SHOEMAKER. Exclusive Agent. 17l9
K st. NV, Ma. 1866.
ST. CLEMENT SHORES, st. Narys
County, Md, with salt water on 3
sides, high-pressure arteSian water
system, large land-locked harbor for
small boats. haven for yachts; 60
It. lots. including right to tap the
water main; as low as $500 Plat
mailed on request. LOUIS P. SHOE
MAKER, Exclusive Agent, 1918 X
at. NV. Ma: 1886.
SMALL COTTAGE ON acre or 3 Of
ground, on Potomac, within rs or
30 Of D. G. Boz 18Th, Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
Underwater
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

ID Drum Point Beach, modern 4
room cinder block white stuccc
home; 2 screened porches. finished
In knotty pine. completely furnished;
(2l Cove Point Beach, Groom ram
bier, completely furnished, large
trees, brick walks, fireplace; So. 600.
(3) CHESAPEAKE Bay Peninsula, sc
acres, 1,S03 feet water front, wide
sandy beach. large majestic trees,
3 homes; immediate possession; 90
miles D. c.; $50, 900.
"a Calvert Beach. 4-room modern
home overIooktne Chesapeake Bay;
all utilities. furnished. $1,000.
(5) Dares Beach, S-room modern
home. full basement. hot-water heat,
2 baths, rs acre, overlooking miles
Of blue Chesapeake Bay; immediate
possession; 46 miles D. c.: $4,000.
Many other desirable watef-fronts.
Send your requirements. See Ad
under Farms for Sale" CALVERT
REALTY AGENCY, Prince Frederick,
Md. Telephone l0S or 225-J-1. In
Spection by appointment only.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
Such a Wonderful Buy!
TEMPLE HILLS PARK

This beautiful subdivision lies on q
high and beautiful plateau, about 8
miles from q. 8. Capitol on Tens
Die I'd. Lots 5ox200; prices start at
5000 each; S1na per lot cash and
$40 Der lot per month. win sell
price and better terms Buy as q
wartime investment or domestic.
Drive gu. Pa. ave. to Branch ave-,
to st. Barnaby I'd and left from st..
Barnaby I'd. to Temple Hill I'd. Fol-
low Temple Hill I'd. to GALL. Lambert
10. $500. Mrs. Curriers' home.
See Mr.. Baker at -eottAse. 1KALL,
TgRNI1sss z g. 1i2s Vermont svs-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
FARMS icant.l

30 AcREs: close in, on main hish:
wash he can f Ts brown q mus 4s SIZE lF9
< f Ao III 'si Inc. AL $780, CHARLES
AN EXCELLENT 24s-aere farm for
either cattle, dairy or crops. long
frontage on highway about one hour
from Washington or Baltimore. One
main house seven rms. with cleo.
four-room tenant house LARGE barn,
poss. n. p. BuRDETTE 4 SON. Mt.
Airy, Md. Phi. 1873 Eve. and Sum-,
phone Mr.. Price 231.
500 On. $50 mo-, buys arm. bunga-
low. acre good land. cleo, well.
ssas t W1R Rsar f eoK nsif folEs
Va. Phone ST.
ping to p e. market: 10 acres
fertile soil. 30-cow barn with hay
drier. 2 silos. dwelling with bath;
$4,000, WAUGH REAL ESTATE
AGENCY. Culpeper, Va.
WE SELL FARMS in Md. List your
farm or land for sale with WALTER
" 6 htsnM 1927 x st, NV.
WINCHESTER. vA.-7o-aere farm,
good bldes.. water. cleo; immediate
possession. Settle estate; $4,000.
J. p. ALLEN. Atty, Winchester, Va.
IS ACRES, rooms, bath. Colonial;
outbldgs.; mile on creek frontage;
Sa sSSoI'PPA "a. sssSNl MCGEE KING OK
outbuildings. stream; $50, 900. L.
MCGEE KING. OK. 1900 IA. $3.50.
SETTLED YOUNG COUPLE wishes
t. rent small sSaI.s farm u to raise
rR H9S 4IS-K. star. .. 80 -,
George County, Va, good 5-rm.
p h9Ssi BATHS Sssh tEu MA iHFess 's5is
18th st. NV. HU. 54iO. 10
WILL BUY big tract Of farm land in
Va. bldss considered but not too
important, Write price. location and
road conditions, Box 14S, Route 1.
IS s' MffEs v 70 D. C. LrNE-aoo acres.
$50 cleared, mile frontage on
new Annapolis dual Highway Main
house, 8 rms, ga baths, oil h. h;
one 5-rm. house, mi; one 6-rn.
tenant house, water and cleo. to-
s Isdo a4 Has Chicken III hou5 @seh es
Barn. ssxso; two lso-ton H siios. n Ali
buildings in excellent condition.
Shown by appt. only. Cal Mr.. RAY.
UN: So33; ewes, TO. 1851. PAUL
H. LAuTERBACH & CO.
% ACRES, 2.500-ft. frontage on
Ritchie I'd. 4 miles to D. c. line.
For information, call Mr.. Ray. UN.
s533; ewes. TO. 1851. PAUL H
LAUTERBACH q co.
$50 ACRES, limestone soil. h-mile
frontage on Monocacy River. S-rm.
brick house, 20-eow Wash. dairy
barn. bank barn and other outhldgs.;
miles south Of Frederick; $4,000.
Gaithersburg 4S2-W-l with HO-
WARD r. SCHAFER. Bethesda. Md.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10
BOATS (cons.l

Is-FT. SPEED BOAT, perfect con.
dition. radio. electric bilge pump.
air horns, trailer and canvas.
LU. 2-7265: after 8. AK. $500. IL
RICHARDSON CABIN CRUIsERj 80
f.: sound s IN fslly eauipped' sleeps s;
WANTED 81 to 40, fishing cruiser.
win trade my Roadmaster Buick or
1851 acton International pickup
as part payment or win give best
Of care to your cruiser ct my private
pier at Deale, Nd, for the &C:
ssssne q. P'' Ms Can ra asSaiss s.'' e
EJy1ISSikiuDk and Eito outboara motors:
Thompson boats, new and used; serv.
ice and parts. used parts; factory
rsprsssntatiTes ~ nth g: s:ss:,.
FOR SALE-The Jape." lSxS77:
1916 Steelcraft 26-ft: sedan
cruiser. 95-h;p. Ghrysier Ase"s
ls sBs water aea sank sa an PUMP asn isiS sss
= gal can run her! 5000. OWNER.
EN-. 9512. ewes. after 6. Can be
seen q Anacostia Marine Service.
sLo o. y "a II it,, =: suits of sails, spin
leaving toyn. $3.50 or best efer.
oU1TiBoARD MOTOR. 4-h.p.: firv-
stone; scared: brand-new; been in
water only 20 hrs; S125 cash. CAN
STEELCRAFT I947: good engine, and
hull, hauled and painted July. needs
SuperStructure repairs; best onefs SAt
TOM DEALE DOCK, Deele. Nd.
Includes accessories. WI. 6440toff
S3-FT. OWEN 1850 twin screw. fop
cond., many extras. including s.-ko.
OWNER. 407 Carolina I'd. BALTIC.
wiNT1iEiD-ss to Is IT. cruiser hull.
! over l0-ft. beam; must be sound
and stand sS5 rigid inspection. Ph.
NOVEL 5 1--we METAL BoAr, Is IT.. com.
eIstsiy equipped. Rear q iio4
KLEPPEE FOLD BOAT, sails; goo4
shape; So repl. cost. KAHN, DU.
9434. after pm.
once $50 cash.. Oliver 3e0S be-
PLYWOOD, 12-ft.; needs
paint: $40. Call Sunday after Q
am, or weekdays after Q PM.
MOTORwcShhrris-craft. I30 h.p.: com
pletely overhauled; complete with
starter. generator; ready TO 80; cost
$1,000; sacrifice. $3.50. wo. 1885.
-l9
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-10

DE BARY IL Florida's fastest grow-
ing new community because t Of
fers 80 much for 80. little. Fronts
on beautiful Lake Monroe. Ideal
year. round climate, pure water,
healthful sunshine, reereational ia
cilities., finest black bass fishing.
Never hit by q hurricane. Desirable
neighbors, from 90 northern States,
You'll be amazed ut the low cost
OF homes and living here, Visit
our Headquarters in the De Barry
Mansion In Plantation Estates. ii
miles south of De Land, on u. 8.
Highway No. Il. or write for litera-
De Barry. Florida.
FLA.-2-b. r. house, large
porch, separate d. r. All furnished
with execution Of ;. r.: cor. lot,
Sonry rambler type; 2 b. rms. on
each side; SIS, $500; terms. De luxe
2-b. r. home; attic fan. automatic
noor furnace, glass ialousied porch;
$1b.800. II interested in purchas-
ing property of any type In or near
Orlando contact Mrs. Barnes, with
ASHER PETER, Realtor. lis Court,
$3.50 Down; IS acres: $3.50 feet
hard road front on good-sized lake;
$3.50. p. o. BOZ 1850. Orlando,
GAS ASST Station. s-bedrm. home, room
for expansion; ideal location. ACME
REALTY CO., UN. 3211.
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

MT. AIR-oN-PoToMAc. 219-acre
farming estate, 1900 it.. river front,
shore, as miles washington, soil
produces best quality tobacco. suit
able cattle-raising; Colonial brick
end. 4-chimney, center hall 9-room
dwelling. excsllent. condition condition ~,
burner. hot-water heat. artesian
well, beautifully handicapped lawn,
old English box planting, fne old
trees; 4 tenant houses. g large to-
bacco barns farm buildings. excel
lent neiQhborhood Tenant will re-
main SOS. 600. terms;
PATuxTENT RIvEE ,,.i E 81 4;rs,
and beautiful creek. so miles wash
ineton. l27 acres in excellent con-
dition: modern brick-concrete dwell
Ing, Q spaeious rooms. full base.
meut. Az baths, oil burner. not
water heat artesian well; excel;
electricity, tobacco barns. modern
stable, farm buildings, orchard
good fencing. Farmers will remain.
POTOMAC RIVER FARM, 1860 #.
waterfront. % acres, 35 miles WASH.
ington. excellent soil producing best
quality tSSasso; tenant nSasss
EdTBG tODNCEu U1EAos VOscsSAANAst.e
site on high ridge for master
dwelling, desirable netshborhood.
MoNEY-MAKINo TOBACCO -
Cattle farm. mile state road 'front.'
age. % miles washington. 2o6 acres.
fertile soil; IS acres cultivated.
considerable timber; tenant house;
4 tobacco barns farm buildings,
desirable neighborhood. Tenant Will
remain. $4,000. Liberal terms.
ST. CLEMENTS SHORE. ct. Mary.s
County. Md. 7-room bungalow. mod
ern conveniences desirable year
round retirement home good neigh
borhocd: $40, 500. Terms.
cor TONS POINT. st. Mary's
County. Nd. Waterfront PRIVILEGES:
S-room: History dwelling. modern
conveniences. artesisn well, largt
lardscp ned lot: GOOD neighborhood
frrit: 40, aoa. Terms.
WHITE NICK CREEK-Exceileni
anchorage; 5-roon cottage. cleo
trieity. artesian well: fruit trees: 4
acre lot: ee5 IT. waterfront; $3.50
WICoMIcO RIVER, st. Mary's Co
opposite Rock Point: 10 acres
wooded: no buildings; $4,000.
HOMESTTES AND BUSINESSES
locations In fast-growinx towns
| tracts suitable retirement homes o.
small farms. on beautiful rivers AMI
excellent hiGhwaYs. NAB on request
! LEONARD SNYDER
Tel. 1911, Laplata. Nd.
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Are Won going west?

Are you going west?
We're staying and viii. trade our
home In MESA. ARIZ. (PHEONIX).
IS part payment on good 3-bedrm.'
old. ranch-styie rambler. 5 bed
rms. 2 baths, French doors to Ice.
covered patio with roses, citrus trees
on landscaped lot. Best residential
section. OWNER. OIL. 0274l
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE W.FRoNT PRoP-sALE tcent

SO DOWN. SO per mo. viii buy oil
sorts. So miles from D. G.
KAY REALTY CO.. INC. RA. 200.
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SHENANDOAH VALLEY

with stream and pond that viii stock
40 ia so cattle, Q blocks on Route
IL In thriving community. Conyen-
TENT to stores, school and churches
Large brick home with 8 rms,
pOrches and bath. with all mod.
cont. For more information, cal