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Evening star., 1952-09-19
old Joe Wins a Round

The exchange of notes between the affec-
tonate comrades of Soviet Russia and Com
munist China is revealing even while leaving
much unsaid publicly.
One of the terms of the 1850 Russian Chinese
treaty was that the important port and industrial
centers of Port Arthur and Dairen would be re-
turned to full Chinese control on the signing of
peace pact between these countries and Japan,
or not later than the end of 1852. It was rea-
sonably clear at that time that this was a pro-
vision requested by the Peiping government
Throughout history, Manchuria has been con-
sidered the heartland of China; until recent
times the Manchu dynasties have been the ruling
ones of China and the Manchu dialect has been
the formal political language Of China. To the
Chinese, Manchuria is Chinese. Port Arthur
and Dairen not only control the seaward access
to Manchuria. they control also the Gulf of
Chihi, the seaward approach to Tientsin and
Peiping.
Despite the camouflage of the recent notes
in which Peiping is placed in the position OF
requesting continuance of Russian occupation
of these points, it would be naive to believe that
the initiative in this matter did not come from
the Kremlin instead. In accepting this arrange
ment the Peiping negotiators obviously made
major surrender that is in contradiction to
the entire historic background.
The Importance Of "face" In the Oriental
psychology has been well proved. The most
consistent tradition of China has been its re-
sistance to foreign influence or domination. To
surrender in this field is to risk "face" and to
jeopardize seriously the authority of any govern
ment or faction which is willing to abandon a
mood that has been so stubbornly held.
The Russian surrender Of all rights and
administrator Of the Chinese Changchun Rail-
way is merely paper transaction carrying out
another provision of the 1850 agreement Rum
ming from Port Arthur northward to Changchun,
the line is wholly within Manchuria and remains,
consequently, beyond any Chinese control that
might run counter to Soviet plans
The outcome of this Moscow conference
goes far toward proving the accuracy of charges
that the 1850 treaty would be used as an instru-
ment for "satellization" of Communist China
Peiping, on orders or at least encouragement
from Moscow has become trapped In the Korean
war. An initial objective Of demonstrating that
the so-called Peoples Army is a modern military
force, ready and able to defend the Asiatics
from foreign aggression" has not been achieved.
Today, Red China needs both military aid and
economic aid. Its only hope Of obtaining them
has been from Soviet Russia. There is no evi-
dence in the announced communiques that
either has been proffered in substantial quantity,
or even in any quantity
It is unlikely that there will be immediate
repercussions in the sense of open estrangement
between these two partners, but it is fair to
assume that it is an uneasy alliance today,
particularly on the China side.
Evening star., 1952-09-19
Lewis Paid, Murray Didn't

I just noticed in The Star Of Septem-
Der is that A. F. of L. President William
Green assailed John l.. Lewis as the
great disrupter and divider of labor in
America.
Well. that is all right; but why leave
out the man who has done more harm
than John L. Lewis? After all, John l..
paid in cash for the damage he did the
United States.
But Philip Murray hasn't paid any
thing for the damage he has done Amer
lea and does not intend to entertain
such an idea. -
Evening star., 1952-09-19
Chest Funds Sofeouorded

For the information Of your readers,
particularly all contributors to the
annual Community Chest Federation
United Defense Fund (USO) Campaign,
the following statement is made on be-
half Of Community Chest Federation
and United Community Services.
The executive committee of UCS has
the assurance Of the Boys Club Of
Washington that on the facts now
known, no Community Chest funds were
involved in the recently discovered
shortage Of funds at that agency.
The Boys Club Of Washington has
ordered current and complete audit
Of its books, copy of which will be
available to UCS as soon as it is con-
.cluded.
UCS is now engaged in re-examining
the various controls and safeguards pro-
tecting the Community Chest funds
allocated to health and welfare agencies
in Washington.
The responsible financial officers and
employees of both Community Chest Fed
Grafton and United Community Services
have been bonded since the incorpora-
tion Of each organization. An initial
check OF the so Chest-supported agen-
cies in Washington shows that a large
majority. including the Boys Club of
Washington, do bond their key employees
and officers authorized to handle Chest
funds. Those few agencies which do
not are. for the most part, the agencies
with the smallest budget ALLEGATIONS.
The Community Chest Federation and
United Community Services are fully
aware Of their responsibility to the con-
tributing public to take all reasonable
steps to safeguard Community Chest
funds.
4 Charles C. Glover III,
Z President, United Community
Services.
Hugh X. DuffieId,
President, Community Chest
Federation.
Evening star., 1952-09-19

abreast Of progress in his chosen vocation-and
often was ahead Of the procession" His pa
tients were legion, but his influence spread to
larger public indirectly Hence he served the
whole Washington community.
Evening star., 1952-09-19
Letters to The Star ).
Pen-1,an,es may be used II letters carry
tOriters' correct names and addresses.
ALI letters are subject to condensation.

and Bess" no more represents the typi-
cal American Negro than John Dillinger
or AL Capone represents the typical
American white.
Observer.
Evening star., 1952-09-19

nominated a popular soldier, General
Winfield s. Hancock Of Pennsylvania.
Hancock, q West Pointer and distin-
guished Civil War general, was widely
respected although political unknown.
What happened in 1880?
As in the present election, both nonni-
Evening star., 1952-09-19
By THE HASKIN SERVICE +

EVenins stsr Informsts;op s ssr Sitnsr y6ttps The
:Sin Do:sa: ss 3, saS inso'n % cents
By THE HASKIN SERVICE
Q. For what is Terence Macswiney
famous?-JD.P.
A. He was an Irish Nationalist poll
tician and agitator. member Of the
Sim Fein. While Lord Mayor of Cork
he was accused Of sedition and Of having
In his possession information connecting
him with acts Of violence. After his
conviction on August II, 1920, he COM
menced hunger strike, which caused
his death on the 74th day of his fast.
during which he took nothing but water.
@. When and where was cotton first
deScribed?-J. H.
A. The Greek historian, Herodotus.
wrote Of cotton Of India In 486 BIC.
but most accounts credit Alexander the
Great with bringing the first cotton into
Europe from India, where it had been
grown and spun on private looms for
perhaps 1000 years. From Greece cot
ton was introduced into Egypt, and then
1t moved into Spain, where 1t arrived
early in the eighth century.
O. How much money is spent on dem
tifrices in the United States?--N.N.I.
A. It Is estimated that $l87, los, 900
was spent last year in this country for
toothpaste and tooth powder. "a.
Evening star., 1952-09-19
Sleeping Sentries

see where quite few people are per-
turbed because young boys" are being
sentenced to spend their youth in jail
for sleeping on sentry duty. It could be
that these people don't realize that these
soldiers while. on sentry duty have q
pretty grave responsibility. They hold
In their hands not only the lives Of their
buddies. who might be called defenseless
because they are sleeping, but also the
safe keeping Of equipment which some
day might save their lives.
Since I spent six years in the Army
and walked post many an hour in Korea.
I know that If a man is walking post
the right way he would not have q
chance to fall asleep. Try sleeping
standing up some time. myself have
no pity for these men. I think they
are very lucky to be getting only 10-year
sentences as the maximum sentence for
such an offense in zone Of action is
death. Robert Kriesten.
Evening star., 1952-09-19
Questions and Answers

the stars readers can ret the ansver 4.
k,,n e1s question @ Of fact b. either yritinG The
MWo WASHINGTON g. D. c., and inciosinr cents
return postage. or By telephonine ST. TS6$ $3.50
Evening star., 1952-09-19

Cardinal Primate Jose Maria Caro-.
accompanied by his private secretary,
called upon and congratulated the VIC
torious candidate for the Presidency of
the republic, Senator Ibanez.
Felix NietO de Rio,
Ambassador Of Chile.
Editors note: Critical American press
comment had suggested, perhaps erro-
neously, that Senator Ibanez might have
totalitarian sympathies and be hostile to
the United States.)
Evening star., 1952-09-19
More on "Porqy and Bess"

In q letter to The Star A. Ueland un-
dertakes to give Q synopsis of "Porgy and
Bess" for those who did not see it. I
wonder ii he saw 1t. He states that Bess
became thN mother Of Porgy'S child.
Nothing Of the sort! The entire action
Of the play takes place in six weeks.
He also says that Porgy's goat is named
Jebob. That was the name of the goat
who appeared in the play but the goat
has no name as character
enjoyed "Porgy and Bess" very
much, but agree that 1t Is entirely in
appropriate to send to Europe as Ameri-
can propaganda.
Reader.
For years have sat In silence while
my musical friends extolled the virtues
Of "Porgy and Bess". To me 1t was q
q Ilauseating orgy Of debauchery which
no amount of noise could transform into
something palatable. Still kept my
peace lest should offend musical tastes
more cultured than mine. But at last
others are beginning to speak out and
to name ''Porgy and Bess" for what 1t
really is, and to my relief their opinions
coincide with my own.
We wonder. however. why this dis
picable thing has been tolerated in sil-
ence so long. Why has not the Negro
raised his voice in protest?
had supposed that it was the func-
ton of the music critic to blast such
things in the public prints. but If any
attempted it missed them.
"Porgy and Bess" currently is being
sent abroad as a propaganda medium to
portray the American Negro to the rest
OF the world. This time others than
the box office victims are being hurt
every American, white or black. "Porgy
Evening star., 1952-03-09

BEST VALUE IN CITY
Entire wing Of bldg. Il rms, 2,5OO
50: IT, modern ONCE bldg. low
t@or Bldg; Big; near 9th and q NV.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
FARM VALUES


Eighteen acre small farm, suitable for
chickens, truck farm. etc. Located
in Montgomery County about 10
miles from Silver Spring; Groom
modern house. h.-w.h.; garage;
chicken houses. Ideal set-up for
the person looking for farm living,
within convenient driving distance
OF Washington. Price. $4,000.
One hundred ten-acres all clear farm
land, upper Montgomery County:
excellent for grazinS; modern house
12 yrs. old; barn; outbuildinFs;
tenants quarters. This could be
made 4 really productive farm for
from center Of Washington. Price,
Nine hundred eishty-acre dairy farm
located at Montgomery County
about $50 acres In timber; balance
excellent pasture and farm land
Present owner Is running about 1876
cows; has modern. dairy barn with
twin Silos. MIX shipped to Wash
ington mnnarket, gross milk check
and numerous other farm buildings;
home and 2 tenant houses Located
"a miles from Silver Spring. viii
machinery. Price Of farm, Ss5, ,ooo
HOLMEAD, Realtor
904 Bonifant st.. sil. spr.. sH. 620C
Evening star., 1952-03-09
DESK SPACE
FARMS

$500 DOWN. s76 . mo-, buys fog
It. saw timber; streams, springs,
STATE road piEe5 line; "A mi. south
ssa.pcSl 81 p e 81 sTock easl FARM, poo,esvllIe s
fsifa. csli Rockvirle a354. o.
CAMP SITE. i27 acres,
can be used this summer: 20 miEs
from Wash. adjoining South Noun
insa shns iase dss lsas hieina HSs; DOs
stone recreation hall barn. Reason
able. WI. 1854 or RE. 3142.
ga ACRES, near Great Falls. Mod.
ern broom home. 2 flreplaces, full
bsmt., oil heat. garage. Ice. chicken
eSef:n e4Sss .ss ssH0sss sseet 0d:si tsRSsd
rSs SRsratazE szLfRasgzis f. Raslssy!szEis siG1A Gf1ARmss
acres. gently rolling land; 80 open,
balance sawable timber; 7-roon.
2.story frame house: ideally 10
nifty on black top road. sls miles
northwest of FREDERICKSBURG; good
fences, orchard. stream and ready
to make money. Price. $500. Rea-
sonable financing can be arranged.
sys; sysa FFedsrieks6uFf. Va. TslsDh99n'
4-BEDRNI. MOD. BRICK---Approx. 4G
acres; main road, % miles D. C.i-
Trade or sell; $23.500. WHITENkR
REALTY. OW. 1888.
BRANDYWLNE. MD.-36 acres;I Q
rms: eonv. schools, stores; also lin
Mont. Co. Terms. GE. 1171. +
$50 ACRES, Pr. G. Co., Md.-I0C
acres. cleared; 12 mi D. C.-School
bus; elec. and telephone: possession
with deposit; terms. OWNER
WO. 1886. Il
Evening star., 1952-03-09
GOOD FARMS

Q ACRES with large modern. 5-bed-
room home. with all Improvements;
enough ground for chickens. pony
10 ACRES st Gaithersburg. fenced
and stream; with little fixing of
the house inside you'll have . valu-
able property; S15,950.
home; $3.50 q month income from
renting ground space; SCI 500.
11-ACRE retirement chicken farm
with good home; will trade; S24,50Q.
43-ACRE farm, 3 bedroom home with
bath; outbldgs.; fenced and stream;
q good value at Sl6.50Q.
6O-ACRE farm. modern home, many
outbldgs.; excellent for stock and
chickens; fully equipped; $4,000.
IL ACRES with q large, nice-loQkine,
L7-bedroom home. surrounded by
lovely trees: S21. 800.
2Q0-ACRE stock farm that has every
thing; S46 900.
15O-ACRE farm. close. in, ripe for
developing; or will make you o very
good profit Just to hold for awhile;
c50-HCRE dairy farm, operating,
fully stocked and equipped; So. 900:
MANY OTHER FARMS. all kinds and
sizes. Stop in our once on U. 8.
240 In Gaithersburg. where you can
get q large selection.
RIPLEY b ROMER
REALTORS. GAITHERSBURG 700
Evening star., 1952-03-09
s-MILE WATERFRONT
Farms and Country Homes

"a AAAO &AAA SOuAAUIy xxOlIAC
$50 acres, 4O-cow Washing.
ton barn; 35 mi. from D. c.;
S35, 900.
lS6 acres, stock equipped
dairy farm. excellent home,
close in; SS5,0O0.
256. acres. 40-cow Baltimore
dairy barn. Large modernized
home. $50.0OU.
80 acres, 20-cow Washing
ton dairy barn, good house.
~ mi. from D. c. $27.500.
175 acres, close-in cattle
MANY OTHERS OF All Types.
HOMES
g acres, old home in small
estate section, S2S.60O.
3-rm. and bath home on y
acre. $500.
Outstanding brick rambler,
excellent location, $55, 600.
Rockville homes from Sl2,-
Cali Henry H. Carter. with
J.. vINSON PETER, Realtor.
Rockville 44s1.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
WATERFRONT FARM

doubt If ever before a propert,
like this has been offered at suct
. sacrifice. 81 acres of good tobacco
land, young orchard. srape arbor
3 modern poultry houses. tcbscc.
tenant hoHse; the main house Is
rambler in ,uew-house condition;
bedrms. and B. L. bath; large liv
rm., din. rm. and modern kit.
glassed-in porch; completely fur
nished with excellent furn.; NIGEL.
More than mile Of waterfront
good harbor. for many boats; lovei.
view; close. to bay; . picnic grount
at pier with Dutch oven; good well
shade and shelter; many farming
implements. Including tractor; hari
road to door. ideal for riding ant
fishing club; children's summer hotn
or boat railway. The cost Of build
ing alone will exceed the askinl
price. Reasonable terms.
RUBY DOWNS
Wheelers Hardware Bldg.
West River 670S. DeAie Md
Evening star., 1952-03-09
4. Nr. Fredericksburg

65 ACRES on main arterial hwy. nr.
Haymarket. Va; all clear, 4-rm.
frame house and good small barn.
excel. land; price, $4,000, terms.
Excel site for lake.
2 acres. fi-rm. and bath stone house,
nr. Haymarket, Va, on main arterial
hwy. 4 more acres with pond avail;
price, S1S.950. terms.
h-acre lot. 6-rm., 2-batb brick RAM
nler. This y beauty. nr. ralls ralls
$50. terms.
go acres. ouantico defense housing
zone Party developed. On main
road. Excel. for small homes de-
yelopment. Price, $2o,500. On
ood terms.
Ali above properties are considered
excel buys.
Southern Investment Co.
OW. $500, II no answer call OW. 01S6
or Haymarket S101
Evening star., 1952-03-09
VIRGINIA FARMS

Colonial all-modern Groom, solarium,
4 columns and patio, on 81 acres,
with streams. springs, ETC.; $4,000.
The works-S-room house, 2 barns,
silo. other bldgs.-123 acres rolling
land, mountain view. Keep your
job. raise cattle; commute to D. c.;
$4,000. Substantial cash.
credit to its $50 acres Of fertile,
rolling land, stream. etc; $50, 900.
Terms.
Illness forces sale Of 6-room all-mod-
ern house-10 acres; SO mi. D. c.;
$l0,500, with $4,000 cash and
BEULAH GOSS. CHI. 5682
Evening star., 1952-03-09
BUSINESS PROF. p.-RENT tcons. ,

NEW BSMT. STORE. 14th st.; 6 rms.
and, bath. 2-story brick above. OH
beat, Mr.. BENNETT. Ma. 6341,
siiIvER siPiRrNG-Two houses with s
and 6 rooms. zoned commercial for
use as office or shop; full bsmt..
pvt, parking. next to Bank of Silver
INC. JU. $500: ewes. Lo. b-s7i6..
SILVER SPRING--:S;i' frontage on
Ga. ave. at corner; Ia blocks
to Hecht; approx 4.500 50. It. on
floors. COUNTY INVESTMENT,
INC, 500 Ga. ave. Ju. R-510O.
Evening star., 1952-03-09

61a miles west of Warrenton. Or
good gravel rd.. 147 acres, creel
duction). good soil; 6-rm. frame
house with water. and electricity
$1,000 $1,000 cash. BY appoint
ment only. ALTMAN REALTY CO.
GE. 6436. Exclusive Agents. FARM
SPECIALISTS.
Evening star., 1952-03-09

HISTORIC TIDEMATER SOUTHERN
MARYLAND
/. SO acre peninsula; .ls-mile water
ttEont; sandy beasn; s,rS larss sS,ssts n,as,estst
ideal for retreat; private estate OF
subdivision; solomons Harbor area;
.. PfTS; PstTxent River area; IS acre.
overlooking the river: 6-roonn Co
lonial home; 3 barns; paved high
SsSin6 psSl0Gol iarm; immediate possession
8. i56 acres; all-around farm: g.
room modern home, two tenant
houses; tobacco barns; livestock
barns; scar garaee; good fences;
100 acres under cultivation; large
utilities; 35 miles d. c.; $35. 900. :
4. 1913 acres; all-around farm; '10O
acres clear; 6-room modern home;
4-room tenant house; 2 large barns;
outbuildines; running stream; 3a
miles D. c. immediate possession
5. 500 acres waterfront peninsula
ga miles Waterfront; Groom Go.
lonial dwelling; barns; one million
feet mature timber; ideal for sub
division. grivste estate or retreat
4s AN miles . c G,,Sa,. $4,000. So,,. ,..a,
feet OF timber, pine. poplar, oak
mixed hardwoods. Large streams
ideal investment and retreat; 81
asIe; %iles $1,000. +; s. All utilities avail
z. 113 acres timberland; large stream
mixed hardwood; ideal retreat
8. i8 acres. modern six-room home
large barn, corn house, CHECKER
house. store. Going business. OF
main paved highway. Ideal farm
and business property; 80 miles D
own 4 o'PnSc PIECE OF AMERICA. Sen.
your requirements. We have nsting
that suit your needs and desires
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY, Primo,
Frederick, Maryland. Telephone 10,
or 225-J-l Inspection BY appoint
.ment only.
1913 ACRES rolling landF S-roon
house. 2 barns, chicken house: 2.
car garage. new silo. wells
springs, etc. Productive, paytnf
Evening star., 1952-03-09
NEW
Strout Catalogs

JUST QUIT FARMS. homes. ranches
etc. etc. 3,646 bareains described
81 States: TREMENDOUS SAVINGS
,mnpRICED FOR QUICK SALE. Pic
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terms. Egl Js:;t. JEsst; NidS;s;t oREES coy?
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W0RLp,s veor s. .. LARGEST! Our 52nd
Bldg. Washington. Sterling s7s4
Al Cattle, Fruit Farm
Beautiful Modern Home
Rare sacrificeI Must be seen to bt
and pasr. ls5 1d fertile acres ao
and springs: approx. 100 apple. zoe
cherry. 800 peach trees-Weil cared
Tor; berries; State hwy. frontage
15-mtn. run to city and excellent
markets; bldes. in good repair; II
rms, Ia baths. automatic oil fur
barn. poultry house, etc; . steal
Bargain Lists Matted Free.
Snug country Home
$500
With GA acres; excellent for poultry
turkey raising. garden crops. fruit
mi. to village, Y hr to city; goo
shade; poultry 'Si house; so some ONE 'appi ni
trees: nestled in the rolling hills o
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gain Lists Mailed Free.
One-Man Farm Sacrificed
Ideal for retirement OF. poultry rats
ytllaGe. hr. to smart city. Wash
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porches: elec: available; mic
owners low price. $4,000. v. v. q i
vazquez. sTROUT REALTY, Fal
mouth. Va. Bargain Lists Mailed
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
DELIdHTFUL ALL-YEAR CLIMATE
Potomac River farming estate. ia
acres; 35 miles Washinston; fertile
.;d. sHi Colonia residsnce x,sn on hisi
rooms; 4 chimneys. brick -nogged
4 baths; full basement, oil-burnel
heat: original woodwork and hard.
ware; artesian well, beautiful,
handicapped lawn. old English bo,
planting. fine old trees. fruit;
tenant houses, 3 large tobacco barns
hood; $75, 900. terms.
81 sula on PatIxent River, beautifu
waterfront. so miles Washington
modern concrete and brick dwelling
3 spacious rooms; 4a baths, full
basement; oil burner heat; artesiar
we'll well; q 2 EXCELLENT x,sie farm A houses witt !
farm buildings; orchard; $4,000
Potomac River acreage tract; 22 mile,
Washington; suitable gentleman,
estate or high-grade development
81 Scres; excellent neighborhood
Potomac River tobacco farm; 35 mile.
Washington; unsurpassed soil fol
raising best quality tobacco; 2 tepan
houses, 3 large tobacco barns; beau.
tiful home site on high ridge; 81
acres; $4,000. terms.
State road tobacco-cettle farm; 2S
miles Washington: tenant house. ::
200 acres; excellent neiehborhood
ST. Msrys County. ct. Clements Bay
desirable year around retirement
home; modern conveniences; goot
neighborhood; S10,500, terms.
st. Marys County-Potomac Rive,
waterfront privileges; S-room dwell
ing; modern conveniences; $4,000
terms
Charles County-Potomac River ant
Neale Sound waterfront privileges
Groom bungalow; insulated. bath
large porch; modern conyeniences
Homesites, Farms. Acreage.
LEONARD SNIDER
PHONE 331l. LA PLATA. MD
Evening star., 1952-03-09
UPPER 14th ST.

3441 l4th st. NV; Q rooms, 9
baths, Bro floor complete apt, LIST
eompercial, suitable for conversion,
excellent financing, Owner viii show.
4 Please call TU. 1899. 10
Evening star., 1952-03-09
VESTS
1852 CATALOGUE

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Only 81, 900 Down!
Limestone general farm, south oi
Winchester' handy u s. No; 622. G.
car car Esrase, lovely settinaD; ttiaD'"Sss;l poSltT; r
house; meat house; 40 acres, 81
taxes: sAcRfE1cE. So. 300. EASY
TERMS! No; 90. 100. VESTS. p. q
Hutchinss Front Royal rd;. White
9a sSTy BARd9fN h0hs LfsF LIfssPhssRRiE sRES Si''
Equipped Broiler Farm!
Big money maker, near Federalsburr
frontage on concrete hwy
fSlly nnGy equipped equipped to s;,II aecommodats To-:
large rms city conv.. encI. porch;
broiier HOUSES; turkey house; othei
bldgs.; 40 acres; low taxes; FULL
MREsGIE!s RRIGEs Slo'199ol H.ISe,. Nc, spp2e23 z
Nd. sxRdAiN LIST FREE
Equipped Fruit FarTnl
Adams County Fruit Belt Only
10 miles to Gettysburg, Pa; spa
cious 12-rm. home, Al condition,
wLbath. utilities, sun parlor, color
ful shaded lawn; 3-car garage;
4Qxo0 barn; poultry house; 90 acres,
AZ tillable. IA acres apples, II acres
cherries, private stream; includes
tractor. truck, car. all tools and
orchard equipment last years
cherry crop alone netted over S5,-
900: FULL PRICE, S22. 900! No.
K-2757. VESTS, J. c. Bream. Fair:
flfsT fisld Esi; SREe; Eee;stty'Ours' Pa BARGAIN
178 A., Mr.. Frederic kSburg
Super general farm. beautifully 10
Gated, 5 miles to Fredericksburg .
newly remodeled homey lovely ap-
pearance; z rm., 9 baths. oil heat.
fireplaces. hardwood frs. 2
porches, picturesque setting; double
garage: 3-year-oid cemented barn,
2Ox6O; End barn; tenant house.
poultry house: 17S acres, go sandy
joan tillage. few fruit trees, private
pond owner moving MUST
SELL; $4,000 value for $27, 900.
2e.265, VESTS. w. e. Sherman.
r, D. No. l.. Fredericksburg, We:
Phone: Chancellor 2642. BARGAIN
LIST EREEI
Evening star., 1952-03-09
PHONE HFRNDoN 6p

57-ACRE FARM ON MAcADAM.
Mile to village. 8 to city: 80 acres
for truck crops; wooded lot, 4-rm.
home. elec. and. phone; beautiful
Tar fr more. AMERICAN REALTY,
=. o. Box 2. Willards, Nd.