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Evening star., 1952-04-20

mating footnote to a risky perioc
of recent history.
It illuminates the working re.
lationship which the Republican
Senator had with the leaders o1
the opposition party even in ar
election year.
The 599-page volume of Senator
Vandenberg's papers-a record ot
the Senator's conversion from
"isolationist" to "internationalist'
and of his influence on great
affairs through the last decade
is to be published Tuesday by
Houghton Mifflin Co., Boston.
Britain Had Atomic Veto.
Chief among the books dis
closures about the events on
which Senator Vandenberg had
inside knowledge are these:
l. Britain formerly had a veto
over American use of the atomic
bomb. This was provided in war
time agreements between the late
President Roosevelt and Prime
Minister Churchill, arranging for
joint development of the weapon
IN the first place. The veto agree
ment ended in January 1948, the
wartime American British Cana
dian partnership having dissolved
and final decision on use of the
bomb passed into the hands of the
President.
2. In July 1949 at a Blair House
meeting (recognized as sensa-
tional at the time) President Tru-
man proposed to share America s
A-bomb secrets with Britain and
Canada by reviving full atomic
partnership with them. He said
the British and Canadians wanted
this and it would benefit Ameri-
can atomic developments. Sena-
tor Vandenberg opposed such shar-
ing. He argued Britain should
cooperate without getting the
secrets.
3. In the years before his death
Senator Vandenberg envisioned
Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower as a
Republican presidential possibil-
ity. On December IL, l949, he
wrote his friend DR.. Isaiah Bow
man, Johns Hopkins University
geographer, responding to a sug-
gestion that Gen. Eisenhower
would make the party's strongest
candidate in 1852. Senator Van.
denberg replied, 1--WE may find
ourselves riding the same horse .
Worried About Connally.
4. President Truman wrote Sen
ator Vandenberg on March 27
1850, that he believed "the
Chinese and Far Eastern situation
eventually will be rescued from
the totalitarian regime at Mos
cow" The letter dealt mainly
with the Presidents idea of the
Importance of bipartisan foreign
policy.
5. Senator Vandenberg fire.
quently worried about his realtion.
with both Democrats and Repub.
licans. On November 13. 1947, ex.
pressing desire that the Unitee
States do more for anti-C -Commu.
mist nations in Europe he wrote
Evidently I am to have some de-
gree of trouble with Bob Taft
So be it! The world is full Of
tragedy; but there is no tragedy
greater than that we have to have
a Presidential election next veal
in the United States of America
That must be what's biting
Robert. -
6. Five days later Senator Van
denberg was worried about Sena.
tor Connally, the Texas Democrat
whom he had succeeded as chair.
man of the Foreign Relations
Committee when the Republicans
captured Congress in 1946. Soon
er or later this feud will explode, >
he said-but like his concern
about his differences with Sena.
tor Taft a really damaging blow
up never came.
z. At the Republican convention
(See VANDENBERG Page Az
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57l0 Chillum Heights drive, and
two other men and all three
plunged into the murky water and
recovered the body within a few
minutes from five feet of water.
Mr.. Neill applied artificial res
pirAtion for 20 minutes before
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RoyuI Visit PIunned

COPENHAGEN. Denmark, April
10 R.-King Frederick and Queen
Ingrid will make a private visit
to Britain May tbs. They Will
attend the Inauguration of Lon
don's rebuilt Danish Church.
Evening star., 1952-04-20
Omaha S Flood Threat
Eases, But Missouri
PeriIs New Regions
Mississippi Drives Out
Hundreds in z States;
More Guurdsmen AIerted
By the Associated Press

OMAHA, April 19.-Flood fight
ers squelched new threat to
Omaha today and pressure eased
here. But the wild Missouri river
along 700 of its
Iowa, Nebraska, Kansas and Mis-
souri, miles-still mauled the
Midwest.
AS if not to be outdone, the
Mississippi provoked new troubles
in Iowa and Illinois.
For the first time, Iowa Ma
tional Guardsmen went on food
Evening star., 1952-04-20
Y ondenberg Papers Disclose
Truman Aim to Phone Stain
Talk About Idea During 1948 Crisis
Revealed in Volume of Lute Senator
BY the Associated Press

The private papers of the late Senator Arthur Vandenberg
disclosed that during dangerous
dent Truman talked about teephoning personally
allsSimo Stain ito see what he could do with him."
The Presidents famous project for sending Justice
Vnson on mission Moscow had npped by
Evening star., 1952-04-20

President Extends Enlistment Of l25,O00
Up to Nine Months. Poee At.
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$3.50 to $5 Price Boost Studied
As Officials Seek Way to Avoid
Imposing Steel Wage Contract
Action Could Bring
Resignation of Top
Sterilization Aides
By jones Y. Newton

The bitter steel wage contro-
versy last night was building up
to a boiling climax to be reached
by midweek.
Top officials said the admins
tration would make new and in
Evening star., 1952-04-20

Federation Fovors Retoinins Chevy Chose
Community Center. Pooe Abb.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

Trumon Steel Seizure AssoiIed by EIIender;
Test Vote Tomorrow. Page AS.
Phone Peace Neors os lnstoIlers Settle;
Picketins Still on Here. Poee AS
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1t was 1948 and a critical time.
The Truman-Dewey presiden-
tial campaign was at fever heat.
Vondenbere Said He'd Spurn Acheson Job
at Million Week. Poee AS.
Book Review by corter B. Jones on the
Vondenbere Popers. oooe C-5.
Evening star., 1952-04-20

Council Bluffs Toll and Sweet RepeI
Mlssouri's Onslaught. Pose A-3.
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Weather Forecast

Fair and continued warm today, high
est around 80 degrees; low tonight about
ST. Tomorrow. rather cloudy and con-
tinued warm. Full report on Page A-2.)
Noon rs p.m.79 II pm go
p.m.-7S pm.--73 Midnight 81
4p.m.-82 10 pm.--65 am.59
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Continued on. Page A-8, Col. l.
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(See REVOCATION, Page A
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1876 Conn. Ave. NV.
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

GA. AVE. N.W.-5. 900 so. IT. suit
able for used car lot: reasonable
rent. WOODWARD & NORRIS. Real
tors. 723 goth st. NV, RE. 65S5.
1900 FIT. MODERN, beautiful floor
space; ideal for Offices or store; To-
Gated in business area, Bethesda,
Ma FSF Yinf SRsER cal or x5ts
Bethesda ave.. Bethesda. Nd. OIL
FOR SALE OR RENT By owner
1926 Conn. ave. over 1000 So. it..
$500 per mo. Suitable for Offices OF
professional use. Lease optional
Will redecorate. Box 323-Y. Star.
CONTRACTORS SHOP, 30 it. by %
It; with overhead garage doors
90-ft. paved st. in best Sc. section;
AIR .CoNDIfioSSEIHD-1st Il. space. mr.
new General Accounting ONCE; APP
prox: 1900 So. it.; will decorate to
suit tenant; parking in rear for S-1O
BERNSTEIN & CO.. 14I5 K st. NV
LEASE-one to two years; 4 rooms;
suitable for professional or business
offices: approx. 500 SO. It. on Ga
ave. in Silver Spring. EIG & Nc
KEEVER, JU. $4,000.
THREE FLOORS of BLDG; located al
1925 18th st. NV; for lease tc
commercial user. MA. 4O67 weekdays
or see owner on premises.
1902 list SD. N.W.-S10O; LIST com.
mercial: 6 rms, bsmt., h.-w.h.; suit
any business. GE. $500 Monday.
FIRST COMMERCIAL-Small shor
with Office; rear 1927 Ga. ave. NV,
on alley. Ideal for many uses; $50
per month. RE. 11S1..
PARKING LOT FOR RENT. on 21st
st. near M NV; will rent to special
group or individual operator, APP,
Indiana ave. NV, MA. $3.50.
3-STORY BRICK BLDG, will remodel
to suit tenant; reasonable price for
sale or rent. RE. 2137, TR. 1865.
FIRST COMMERCIAL-Improved by
a large house and 4-car garage;
level lot. $4,000 SO. it.; Benning I'd.
Sc. mr.. Southern ave-; will con-
slider sale. For Information, call
BUSADA. 10. 9-S500 or VI. O3O3.
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NEAR RIPLEY, MD.-54 acres. Al
acres clear, 3-rm. house. / tobacco
66arn, l stable. l garage. Price,
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frame house with bath, modern
kitchen, cleo, hot water heater.
20X40 bank barn and other out
BUILDINGS, all in good repair. Some
fruit trees. Good productive land.
Located 4 miles from Mt. Airy. A
bargain at $4,000.
1l3-A. FARM-Good 1O-rm. fr. house
with bath and furnace. 9Ox4O bank
barn Milking parlor. silo and z out
buildings in good repair. Farm is
ohnred with 10 head of cattle and
iull line OF farm machinery tapprox.
SSad0o0o0 valueJ. Price for all, S32,-
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HOUSES WTp. TO BUY tcon.. }

FROM ION st 0WNE sas or duplex II i
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home ao o,
apt. any location. any condition. Cal
PI; sS42i 81; 1852;
ment property Is what you desire
cal =. A. HuMPHRIEs Realtor
appraisals Results since 1919.
! WILL PAY you Cash for your
sS%s a Aay location RE aa any s1ndiG9
WE PAY HIGHEST ali cash prices
for any type real estate. Immediate
settlements. free appraisals. MAX
MILLER. FIR. 2100. or Ia. 1888.
DIRECT FROM OWNER, d. C. Of
Want Td ] ,. 70 BTf direct a :, from owner
WILL EXCHANGE nearby Md. Q.
bedrm.. G1-hnanced bungalow for
sRas RsasSy ys o qss SsG1 .
h IIH IRlEaALToR. UN. 2723: ewes.
HOUSES FOR CASH. to sell on terms
We pay cash and sell on terms. Cal
us Tor bid regardless Of location
for consultation; on the spot act on,
Call JOSEPH KINsKY. ST. 5311
TEN ROOMS or more suitable for
rooming houses. downtown, Capitol
Hill or any section close in; fur
ntShed or unfinished.
E. W. THURM, DI. 1905.
DIRECT FROM OWNER-Modern
clean two or three-bedroom; base
ment; IN good Sc. or Md. location.
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NEAR LEXINGTON PARK, ia miles.
Io-acre tobacco farm. 81 acres
cleared. Arm. house. / stable, 3
tobacco barns. sandy soil. Price.
$500,
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

TOMORROW'S GOLD MINE with
profitable returns today; unusually
attrac. investment for shopping center
with GOOD MARKET now in opera
ton, crossing over 100000 on
other needed stores, such as drug
store. post office. wearing apparel,
etc.; on busy corner surrounded by
and continuously growing residen-
ness, inventory and fixtures all 90
for $4,000. with $4,000 LIST trust.
FALLS CHURCH REALTY, FA. 1415.
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WAREHOUSES WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

1904 CONN. AVE, near Uptown thea
bus; Vacant. Wo. 1916.
shoppne for rent II sqsZ
H; COHEN Co. ia. 2-i66i. 81
STORE, suitable for grocery or other
business, $50 month; white only.
Can be seen Fri. Sat. or Sun. 2I3
NORTH II cAPiroL AND Good %l Cor
ner location; 1st commercial. sis
per mo; Call Ma 1855 or Oh.
4 a5S II AIKEN ! :; BREEDLovE. Hozfk,
RENT EN- n or Il SAL BALE, lse. 1-story E store.
9th NV; rear alley. Good for mfg. ;,
owner. AD. $685. Joy or BOX sS0a 19 fsna,
sss 10th ST. N.w.-sman store
B assi s GEoRG eli W. Loc.-s tS
Soo So; it.; $3.50 mo. Call Ho. 9001,
IF YOU gu NEED A STORE, 1 1sxso,
newly rsnS. de. decorated, with rear en-
borhood, suitable for most any re-
NEY z. MENsH a. CO. IA: GAO,
44th AND SHERIFF RID. N.E.-Large.
mooern store with five rooms. kitch-
Gu ana pain apartment. Suitable for
Apply PENN PRoPERTIEs, EVANS AN
EByHg1LDIING. 1920 N. Y. ave. NV,
as @s BGADENsBuRc RID. NE
Brand-new; 1899 #; monthly
s TTspfal $ s5ft or f4ent esq eI5,s
for rent duration Of lease and Oh. d..
ton. Only vacancy In Annandaie,
va: business section. Newly painted
l Toilet and heating facilities. Cali
a Mr; ; zafren; "a Y $500. Id
igo* show how s Windows MWo gi3S store;
sss. n.E:. b. 1s ssio i0l4 v @HS
1919 Goth ST. NV, near Conn. ave.
barber, shoemaker or any small
shop I,, Available now: Reas. rent.
sS6A7N i GE 6E} a REALTY CO. NO.
1859 NICHOLS AVE. s.E.-suitable
30xSO with bsmt. and 3Oxs0 Ware.
house; $275. JAMES CARROLL,
G Id1R cNich sEr ave- .xS Sc y 2,94Go;
P Fseing street. New building. Wo.
zoos s4th ST, Mt. Rainier
Exlra-lge. store, now vacant; Just
redec:; rent, 500 mo-. plus small
ppeTcen 1rs Of income. JOE CURTo,
REALTY 335 H st. ne. FIR. $500.
l a:'R; 5th ST; N.W.-Lge. store, fully
nice windows: Ice. End fl. Only
Sl5o mo me. THOMAS P. BROWN
1909 EYE ST. N.W.-Exceilent To-
G SauD1 oI Tor any type business; good
sSsS s,ss o'as1sa % 9
$50 MONTHLY, incl. heat; modern
equipped; approx. 1Sx4O it.; also
rear entr; Elk; 34OS or JU. 1864.
AhLlNNGTON, Columbia pike-2,00O
R. w. MULLEN. oW. 1882.
End COMML.-Rear ~ H st. ne
i:400 SO. IT: on 1st A.; oil &C. heat:
$500 mo. R. A. HUMPHREYS. Real
STORE AND APT. 1898 9TH st. NV.
oaeyp type business mss, 500 mo- immed.
NEW YORK AVE io4 AND 9th ST. NV.
Corner store. new; ideal for drug
store SLOT: or any business; reasonable
DEs1RaBIiED y store FORE; and once Msl or
flower store and other enterprises;
catering to colored PATRONAGE For
details, call RA. S919.
3Ox6O STORE, in Annandale, Va, a
growing community. s miles to
u. c.; lease; vacant. Call NO.
6l44; ewes. and Sunday. FA. 1875.
SILVER SPRING SHOP; "a block to
Hecht's; suitable dress shop. hats,
gifts or any other small business;
July ! occupancy. 81. 4554.
1927 LIST ST. N.W.-Ideal for va
riety store or pawnshop. Reason
able rent: KENMORE REALTY CO.,
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STORES-APTS.- .W.-S4O.OO0
Is APIS. MODERN-S79.50O
PARKING SHOP $40 900
SAM ROSEY, AID. 27OO
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CASCADE LAKE. Nm

|hOShDE LAKE, MD.
Eight acres OF water in beautiful
iake, situated on % acres Of wooded
land in rural setting, Carroll Co.
about 20 miles north of Baltimore
about 30 miles from WASHINGTON
This lake has been in Operation az
public bathing resort for the past
90 years. Six-room frame dwelling.
Groom frame dwelling, large bath
house and dance floor. Summer sun
day attendance, 500 to 200 peopIe
Ideally situated for private boys;
or girls permanent camp. Price
$4,000. GEORGE r. MITCHELL.
Sunday and home phone, West.
minister 721-w; ONCE, Westminster
DOWN BY THE OLD MILL STREAM
IL acres of fertile land, beautiful
old mill and stream. 7-rm. brick
house with bath, 2 frepls., bank
barn and chicken houses all GOOD
eond. Only $4,000. so miles from
STOCK FARM, s14.75o.
4 miles north Of Frederick, los acres
rolling land. well fenced and wa.
tered; large bank barn and other
buildings. 7-rm. house, good road to
door terms.
32-ACRE FARM
Beautiful modern brick home, z iarps
rms, 2 tiled baths, full bsmt., LONG
frontage on Route 240. Priced 10
sell. Call Mr.. Linthicum, Pooiesyille
3411 with HOWARD R. SCHAFER.
Continued on Next Paee)
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

2O7 South Washington
stop Office building location; 90
#. frontage. $500 So. It.; old brick
dwelling containing IL rooms; can
be converted to office use and re-
manning land used for on-site park
ing: Please call Mr.. Denham, 81.
1155; with FRANK s. PHILLIPS.
WISCONSIN, AVE. LIST commercial
Ideal location for doctor or dentist
Six rms. full bsmt., lge. Gear gar
Near Sears Roebuck. Small down
pymt. INEz CUSHARD. OR. 1882.
sTUCCo HOUSE Ei plus
Woodmont Triangle; S25, 900. 1905
Del Ray ave., Bethesda. WI. 7427.
MODERN DOWNTOWN air-condi-
toned building, completely fire.
proof; approx. $500 So. it., suit
able for any kind. of business; ex-
f er aesat di rsea Ideal
or. any kind of business. Further
information call Mr.. Clark, GE.
9011. MARSHALL j. WAPLE CO,
Realtor, 1924 14th st. NV. DI. 3346,
ANNANDALE--Only SOC SO. it.; some
OF last available unlimited oppor-
p RRn1tles; Fay Z; w; MULLEN, oW. 1882.
commercial corner. Also brick store
in Silver Spring. one story and base
ment: GILLoN REALTY, JU.
GIG iss ST, s,E,;-rirepreof bldg. in
balcony. : lots contain 2.54 f91 So. WIN IT,,
rear 10. fronts on New Jersey ave;
reasonably priced for quick sale.
c. H. PARKER CO, MA. 1895. ID
VALUABLE PROPERTY. approx co.
600. 50. it,, corner Fenton and Boni-
FAINT SITS. Silver Spring. Excellent
part EIa / T. Ms sEaE ~ Resito Gs
Spring, Nd. JU. $500.
TOURIST HOME, commercial zone,
Route y. s. 1, detached. lot look
loo; 10 rms, .I baths oil burner,
Eve. phone MI. james, re. 1858
st. NV. Ma. 0753. ~ -
Wise. AVE; 6-rm. property with
full f5nls bs m and large brick garage;
merciai, suitable for many busi-
nesses. and excel: for doctor or
dsgntist; 30. INEz cusHARD, Realtor.
wise. AVE; an unusual opportunity
to purchase property for investment
price. ST. 900 1NEz cu 5sTsisfSS
Realtor. OR. 4232. Ia
1ST COMML.; large 23-ft.. 3-story
rms. 1000 So 1 It. floor e9h space.
blks. from Conn. ave. at M St;
suit. wholesaler, comb. sales and sup
ply house, organic. headquarters
offices, studio. lab. ETC.; bldg. in
fine fine o sondii: vacant; priced right a
ewes. WO. 5576. GORMAN p,
YOUNG, Realtor DE. 4444.
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650-acre stock farm. modern S-room
mouse, 3 tenant houses. guest house,
servants quarters. Scar garage, .
large barns, all necessary buildings,
IN fine condition, water in all the
nelds. 100 acres woods, good fences.
on macadam road; 80 miles to ID. G..
II you want a really nice farm, look
this one over: possession with title.
llS acres, S-room modern house, q
car garage. barn. chicken houses,
on macadam road. 90 miles to D. c. /;
really nice place; beautiful view;
price $4,000.
106 acres, S-room modern house,
stable, chicken houses, garage. Q
streams. on macadam road; 30
miles to D. G.; possession with title:
IL. acres. 2-bedrooms. bath. cleo 81.
phone, on macadam road; 20 mi.
to D. c.; fine stream through prop
erty, nice. spring: possession in is
days; good buy at 81 500. Call W. A.
erson ND ppole Sith WILSON Q p Rsk
Rockville. Md.
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DESK SPACE

BARR BUILDING, 91O 18th st. NV,
near Conn. and K. New, modern
active .Jesk space for those who
want the best. Receptionist, SWITCH
board mall and telephone answer
lnR service available. Call ST. 1855.
DOWNTOWN mail address and tele-
phone answering service, $3.50 Der
mo-; with desk, SIS. ME. 1868.
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204O Wilson Blvd. OW. 2061
MAC LINDSEY
IA. 10000, ia, 7-22l1. -
IDEAL, LOCATION

Three bedroom brick Colonial on cor
ner lot. two blocks to elementary
and junior high schools. Shopping
ffsnu ar and ana nuS S. wlsnin Two 6ioGks.
size dining room. equipped Kitchen,
three bedrooms and bath on second
floor. Full basement with recreation
room with fireplace. LAUNDRY and
heating room. oil heat. Ground
sell quick at SI7,95O, has Just been
reduced over $1,000. Requires at
least $1,000 cash. There is a S1O.-
900 CT 40 first trust. Call j. H.
BENO1T. Realtor, KE. 3-6677 or JE.
Q.1111 IN incpaek tx
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Thomas J. Fisher & Co., Inc.

Chevy Chase Circle Area
Store, 1880. in well = established
shopping center; large display win
dow. Available now at reasonable
rental to responsible party. Call
j. H. KNOX.
Thomas j. Fisher B. Co., Inc.
73S 18TH st. NV. DI. $3.50 lie
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

WANTED TO BUY summer cottage in
wooded area for $1,000. CAN Pa
1884 or write OWNER, 1894 N
winchester st.. Arlington 10. Va.
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COMMERCIAL. Industrial ground
L1oHrissoeSWiN.. wa. 1875 ss'' - ~
ARLINGTON-3 wooded improved
lots on Military I'd; blk. Madison
school Ov. 0063.
b All DIE fBLvD@4o leyel acres.
$2,225 per acre; includes 8 valuable
bldgs.; terms. A. M. ROTH. RE.
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REMINGTON. VA.--gO A dairy - -,
II Stanchions, 3-bedroom dwelIina
eeiec \ necessary outbldgs.; orchard:
$50 A. Dairy farm. modern eouin-
ment; machinery, stock . silos; S.r.
S45. 900. Terms. ''ouSe'
IA A. " barns. cleo. poultry houses.
n-rm, dwelling, newly dec; $4,000,
New bungalow, cleo, 10 A., $4,000.
II A., new bunga.. cleo, nd. rs.
SO, 800. Terms. ''
A., 4 F. oorches. cleo, well, fruit;
200 A. Timberland, facing hwy, cleo,
D. r. PERROW. Remington, Va.
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT

80. 900 so. Fl. Of ground centrally
located; pvt. TT. siding and ONCE.
RAILROAD TREsTLE with $4,000
50. it. Of ground with scale and Of
able. Phone HO. 1900. -21
NEAR LAUREL. and Burtonsville-
24x60 bldg. 17x41 bldg. acreage;
and phase; .S11O. WI. 559S.
Md. c. LINE-9O. 900 SO. #. level,
heavy industrial ground with side
track and office: S475 mo-: will d.
vide. A. NJ. ROTH. RE. 1880.
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GENTLEMAN'S SMALL ESTATE

Eigh-room, lovely old home. com.
pletely modernized; bedrooms,
bath. fireplace; large lawn II
Near Dahigren; on State road.
Stores. churches beaches close;
mail. school bus at entrance. Taxes.
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FARMS lcont.l

S14-ACRE FARM; house. barns, etc;
part Of land now producing 100000
has SIS ena s ssa . sia aSsssased
mi. from Benedict, Nd. Charles
County: price $25. 600, terms, Ask I.
9Wper s1aT,, for Brandywine Abs. J.
HISTORIC HOMESTEAD. 70 acres.
Broom residence, built prior to
100; rich soil. beautiful mountain
view; equipped for dairying. APP
Ply 70 ANNE W. s. TURBERVILLE, Gem
II ACRES; s-rm. house; Largo, Md.
or WINSTON c. CLAY. WA. 1925.
WANTED TO RENT on money rental
basis; dairy farm in Md. or Va.
serving Wash. market. Box 417-A.
sO-ACRE FARM on state road; house
and barn; Is acres clear: in Me-
sShanicsyilIe. Nd: $4,000. Write
Waldorf 4; 3; ffANMs di P o. Box @ls 3d.
open, bal. wooded: 2 mi. OF
State road. 2 mi. of Hwy. So;
I fronts creek; no no bldgS;; io1 Of
'e0-ACRE historic virsinia farm:
acre. Land above average. This
farm has been imperative. but is
not rundown. No bldgs. Two good
crop will viii pay for it. surroundins
FOUR HIGHLY DESIRABLE scenic
building or farm acres between Po-
tomac and Leesburg, Va. Has
established camp facilities with fur
n 1nS5 il living quarters and garden
log house. drilled well. cleo fruit
MRS: TUCKEY, WA. 7635.
SMALL FARM for retirement or sum-
farm; fenced and cross-fenced; with
erehard of So Trees 0e Situated e on
high sknoll overlooking the. Blue
K,ase TS Mountains naisn, near ne Round Hil;
views and scenery in Virginia, but
we doubt 1t. A solid modern stone
home with 8 bedrms.. with fireplaces
IN Kitchen, dining rm., and living
r roc xoAr breakfast rm where you can
through the big picture windows at
the restful. soul-lifting mountain
panorama spread before you. This
house, built for the ages. has ex-
like a diamond among the beautiful
trees. Looking out upon a new l.
stocked. with bass. A S-stanchion
S SaTn fo Sran COWS AN, and stalls for
dition; In Loudoun County. Taxes
are $40. Priced at $4,000, carving
GROOM sa5;9o RE a. trust C6 Nv FULLER
44S7. Ewes. ia. S-74OS.
$4,000 BUYS gan ACRES-smal 2.
rm: bungalow partly furn.; barn.
small chicken house. tool house full
Of garden tools, carpenter tools,
lovely spring pump at back door.
nc Nice l lawn, ige: picnic tables; grill.
sne esar 'ffsS IN Nice soe Sdsek trdi h
"a Cali Ap. 1871 SCI, ft for detsifs.
new new fhr e,syu !. + to D; 6; IS acres
business. SEA. 900. H. n W NO ar or
GRAFT, Gsithersburg 555 or 1857.
@5O ACRES unusually good land;
cattle ieea mo %9rs sham 100 Sos head Of
hin, surrounded BY Ice. trees, ON over
looking 2 lakes, in full view Of
mountains. fronting on Lee hwy.
within z hours 3, C.; S47'5o6.
$50, mo. buys IS acres on GOOD
road; near stores, neighbors, hwy:
has, large 2-rm. bungalow, cleo.
we'll. stream, few acres open bal
wooded; 80 mi. of Richmond: i'm.
med. poSs; $4,100. WILLIAM A.
COOKE. Louisa, Va. Phone 81.
NEAR LEXINGTON PARK, ~ miles
70-acre tobacco farm. 81 acres
cleared. Arm. house. / stable, 3
Tobacco barns. sandy soil. Price.
So, 1000.
NEAR RIPLEY, MD.-54 acres. Az
acres clear q hoi,ca
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WIS. AVE; 46-ft. frontage, improved
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