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Evening star., 1952-10-02
Truman Seen Stalking
Party's Hopes on His
Eisenhower Attacks
President Is Becoming
Increasingly Bold os
Crowd Reaction Mounts

By Joseph A. Fox
Sior Sfaff Correspondent

ABOARD PRESIDENT TRU-
MANS SPECIAL, Oct. 2.-As
President Truman today began the
fourth day of his whiStle-stop tour
of the West it became clear that
he may be stalking Democratic vic
tory or defeat in the election on
his all-out personal attack on Gov.
Stevenson's Republican opponent,
Gen. Eisenhower.
Last night, speaking at Spokane,
Wash, before the biggest and
Evening star., 1952-10-02

Is EuIlIlltlS dSdIIlot SCIOIiS dIAu
clean Republican candidate for
President, and he has been placed
in the position of carrying on his
back a national administration
against which many and large
charges of corruption have been
made-and in some cases proved.
Democrats Stress G. O. P. Rift.
How many Republican votes
Gov. Stevenson can count on
votes that he had as a candidate
for Governors also another
matter. His Democratic campaign
managers say he will get them.
and they base their contention on
their belief that the Taft Repub-
licans here still have no use for
Eisenhower-in fact, hate the gen.
eral and his supporters who
turned Taft down. That, however.
is largely speculation.
Independents for Stevenson are
here. But here again
there is no way of knowing how
many of them didn't have Demo-
cratic leanings in the first place.
Voters register here without giving
party afIiliations.
A straw in the wind-but only
a small straw. Three Illinois voters
met on a corner here yesterday
and talked Of the coming election.
It developed that one of them was
really an independent. One was a
Democrat who had voted for Mr..
Truman in 1948, and the third
was q Taft Republican. All three
Of them signified their inetntion
Of voting for Gen. Eisenhower on
November 4. The Independent said
he liked and admired Gov. Steven
son-that he had intended voting
for him If he ran this year for
Governor. He put the need for a
change in party control in Wash
ington ahead Of his fondness for
the Governor and will vote the
e. O. p. ticket. The Democrat
like the independent. was fed ur
with the present administration
and was going to vote Republican
The Taft Republican, while he
preferred the Ohio Senator. de-
cided that any Republican in the
White House would be better thar
having a continuance Of the Fail
Deal. with many Of the Fair Deal
ers now in Office sure to stay on
Doubtful of Truman Tactics.
Some of the Democrats here ar,
wondering how much good Presi
dent Truman's whistlestop cam
paign is doing the Stevenson
cause-and If it will not lose tn
Governor support he might 9th
erwise have. Certainly Mr.. Tru
mans efforts may not help Gov
Stevenson hold on to Republican
votes in Illinois, where he is goinl
to need those votes. They believ
that Stevenson, by himself, make
a much greater appeal to rilinoi
voters than Stevenson with sucl
an indelible Truman label.
Illinois politically is like Ney
York. Michigan and Massachu
sets in one respect. The heav
Democrat vote is centered in tn
States biggest city-Chicago. Un
less the Democratic candidate il
a Statewide race piles up a bi
lead here, the Republican MAORI
ties downState will smother hin
Some of the downstate district
are so strongly Republican thai
confident their Republican candi
dates for the House of Represen
tatives and for county and locs
offices will win, the big potentis
Republican vote sometimes doe
not 60 to the polls.
This year the Republican ticke
is headed by a popular and widel
Evening star., 1952-10-02

Text Of Truman Address On Prosperity
and the Budget. Poes As
6. o. ?. Hopes TO End 10 Years Of
Progress, President Declares Pase AS
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(See LINCOLN, Page A-4)
Evening star., 1952-10-02

(see PUBLIC WORKS, Page A-4.)
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(See TRUMAN, Page A-3.)
Evening star., 1952-10-02
Let's Get Out the Vote!

It's Falls Churchs first chance to vote
for President as a CITY, Be sure to register
as voter by October at the City Hall
(open $3.50 to pm. Monday through
Friday. There's not much time.
Evening star., 1952-10-02
Stevenson MoyHove Hard Fight
To Capture His Home State
Accord Between Eisenhower and Taft
Viewed as Help to G. 0. P. in illinois

Dental election-and they still
may. Further. Illinois Repub-
licans who wanted Senator Taft
of Ohio nominated for President
were of" Gen. Eisenhower.
Evening star., 1952-10-02

Month sl7o z CENTS
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Evening star., 1952-07-02

Saturday July 1852 in Washington C.
Kensng Brentwood Chevy Chase Cnar Manor
prices subject to change daily
Evening star., 1952-06-22
II THE SUNDAY STAR

washington, D. G.
SUNDAY, JUNE 22. 1852
Evening star., 1952-06-22
HOUSES FOR SAle-MD.

SILVER sPRING-Lge. family home
on ia-acre lot: lge. rms. bath, "a
bath on Ist fl. 2 bedrms. on 3rd
A., rear porches, bsmt, h.-w oil h.
Gear garage. $14,950. $1,000 cash
OIL. 1899.
S. A. YOUNG CO., MA. 1888
Evening star., 1952-06-22
PLENTY ELBOW ROOM
In
Scenic New Quaint Acres"
ColeSVille Rd.. Md.

II you don't like being crowded in on
narrow city lots. Carl L. Freeman,
Inc, has built the home for you
perfect house, perfect lot, perfect
location. It's built to the famous
Americana Homes" floor plan, win
ner of Parents Magazine award.
Best for Family Living"
Three bedrooms, two baths, brick car
port, storage cabana-1 500 50. IT.
OF ORGANIZED SPACE. You'll love
the feeling Of spaciousnesss airtness,
light and color.
Has ballroom" size living dining
room with large window-walls over
looking orchard and wooded land.
Nestles graciously on 1A-acre cor
ner lot (53.000 so. IT..
Radiant Heat--Electric Kitchen
Floor-to- Ceiling Sliding Door Closets
Three-foot Roof Overhang
Brick and Wood Paneled Fireplace
Eye-Level Bedroom Windows
CALL Mr.. NICHOLAS FOR
TO SEE THIS HOME
CARL M. FREEMAN, INC.
1900 Old Georgetown Rd OIL. O644
1875 Old Bladensburg Rd.
OPEN SUNDAY. / TO ;
Silver Spring. 3 bedrms., large liv.
rm., din. nm. elec. kit. sun porch.
oil heat. garage, chicken house,
stable for 3 horses; nearly an acre
Of ground; house in excellent con-
dition. Between Four Corners and
Wheaton. Owners transferred. 81.
1854. 0RUBB WILLIAMS. (over
60 years In Silver sprtng) Tx
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Open SUNDAY, 3-8

And move in; 2 bedrooms; located in
Vlers Mill section of Md. Cali Mr..
FRANK IN 60R1R
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
OPEN 1-DARK
Silver Spring-$18,25O
9408 MintWOod Street
NEAR FRANKLIN

AND FLOWER AVENUE
Charming new rambler, lge. liv. rm.
with %. and din. area. Gift. mod
ture window, 3 well-proportioned
bedrms; with lge. closets. tile bath,
bsmt.. lge. lot; near new elementary
and Jr. high; conv. to 3 buslines.
To reach: Out Piney Branch road to
Flower ave. left to Hamilton ave,
out Colesville road to Franklin ave.
right to Flower ave-, right to Hamil.
ton ave. left to Mintwood, left
Evening star., 1952-06-22

INSPECT 1-8 TO-DAY
WEsTGATE's, finest Offering in new
Drick ramblers. 3 nice bedrms.
f1repl.; large kit. equipped with
Bendix and disposall. Priced. SIS,-
700 and S19,950. Dir: Mass. ave.
TO Baltimore ave, right on Balti-
more. 2 blks. to Allan ter. and
houses. MR.. FITZGERALD. GE.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
SILVER SPRING

Spacious 3 bedrm brick, semi-de-
tached powder rm.. garbage dis
posal and dishwasher full basement
| yr. old. JU. S-S9S9
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WOODMOOR-$22,950
1O618 Lorain Avenue
So, 900 CASH DOWN

Not subject to Reg. x. Terms NAV
pc arranged. Trades Considered
Attr. brick Cape Cod; liv. rm. with
t:p., DIN. area. kit. with built in
breakfast bar. twin-sized bedrms.
Tile bath, lge. side screened porch
on lst H.; l lge. room. huge closets
anu storage space up; full bsmt.,
public and parochial schools. shop
70 reach: Out Colesville road q
blocks past Four Corners) to Iorain
ave, ave, right to lO61S and Woodmoor
Woodmoor Agency, Inc.
Sd. b655, REALToR. TILL 9 PM.
Evening star., 1952-06-22
Silver Spring-$21, $50
1910 TakOna Avenue

Modern 3-bedrm. rambler. reasonably
nnanced; trade considered; lge, IiV
rm. with f.p., foor-to-celiing picture
WINDOWS, lge. bath with built in
picture windows, huge closets. smple
Storage space, gas &C. heat.
10 reach: Out Piney Branch rd. To
fnll. ave, left to Takoma ave, rIsht
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-18
Libby Co. To Test Validity Hydaberg Indian Reservation

JUNEAU, (P) = Judge George Folta took the Hydaburg Indian reservation trap site under advise ment Thursday after challenge of the validity of a reservation set up by the Secretary of the Interior.
 The challenge came from coun- sel for Libby, McNeil and Libby, the canning company which is de- fendant in the action by the US. government.
 The firm based it's case mainly on the challenge of former Secre- tary Krug's authority to create the reservation.
 AS the arguments closed, Judge Folta remarked that he does not think Congress intended to give the secretary authority to reserve vast areas of Alaska.
 The government IS SeeKlng to exclude Libby from a trap site it has held for many years. It also is seeking payment for f ish caught there since the reserva- tion's creation in 1850.
 The case has been viewed as one of far-reaching significance possibly a million dollar case - because of numerous other trap sites that fall into the same class.
 An appeal to higher court is expected regardless of how Judge Folta rules. He gave both sides 15 days to submit briefs and 10 more days for their answers.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-18
Eisenhower PauSeS On Vacation To See His Son, John. EnrOute to Korea

FRASER, Colo, (P) - Gen. Dwight D. Eisenhower Fr d y raced into his first vacation since coming home from his European defense duties about a month and a half ago.
 Eisenhower and a Denver busi- nessman friend, Aksel Nielsen, plan to get in plenty of fishing and, as the general puts it, "do nothing in a big way"
 Neilsen's secluded ranch, com plete with all modern convenien- ces, is their hideaway for the next week.
 The general made the 72-mile drive Thursday shortly after he and his wife, Mamie, bade fare well to their soldier son, Maj. John Eisenhower, as he stopped briefly in Denver enroute to Seat tie and Korea.
 When the big transport taxied off enroute to Seattle, Mrs. Eisen- hover waved and then kissed the general, who had paced nervously back and forth before going up the planes stairs to have a final word with his son.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-18
Truman Signs GI Bill Of Rights For 84O,OOO Korean War Veterans

WASHINGTON, (P)-President Truman has signed a bill to help GI's released since the start of the Korean war to re establish themselves in civilian life.
 The benefits are much tn e same as those granted to veterans after World War Two, but there are some important differences.
 The act provides the new vet erans with money for education and training, mastering out pay, unemployment payments of S26 a week up to total of 26 weeks, and financial support for home and business loans.
 The program is expected to cost about one billion dollars year. The number of eligible veterans on May 31 was 870,000 and the Veterans Administration said the total is growing daily.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-18
Dewey Says Kai-Shek Is Balance Between Freedom And Slavery In The East

NEW YORK, {P) - Governor Thomas E. Dewey, who made a first-hand study of Far Eastern affairs last year, planes insuf- ficient American aid for the downfall of Chiang Kai Shek's Nationalist government in China.
 'Aid which we were committed to give to the Nationalist govern ment was not delivered" Dewey says, ''and what was delivered wasn't adequate"
 But, the governor added, "I am sure no one in the State Depart ment, nor any individual in this country caused the fall of Chiang Kai-Shek's government.
 Dewey said Thursday night on a television program, the General issimo's government was "far from perfect" but he expressed the belief it could have saved China from the Communists if American had sent enough help.
 The fallen Chinese leader, now governing his Nationalist forces on the island of Formosa, remains "a symbol to 10 million Chinese in the free Pacific area, Dewey said, and these people constitute "a balance of power between freedom and slavery"
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-18
Mossadegh Quits As Premier of Iran
 Bv NATE POLOWETZKY

TERRAIN, Iran, (P) - Troops and police cracked down on sup porters of Mohammed Mossadegh Friday and occupied the head quarters of two political clubs backing the emotional old Nation alist chief less than day after he quit as premier.
 Police reported several persons were arrested when they attempt ed to demonstrate in the center of the capital against Ahmed Qavam, new premier designate. They were members of the Iran party and the Labor party.
 Qavam, whose designation as premier Thursday surprised Mossadegh adherents and con fronted them with an accomplish ed fact, was expected to present his new cabinet to the lower house of parliament in a day or two.
 Qavam, who headed the gov ernment in 1946 and 1947 and brought the nation safely through two dangerous disputes with Rus sia, was nominated for premier by the lower house Thursday.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-18
New High Commissioner For Germany is Named

WASHINGTON, (P)-President Truman Friday named career dip- lomat Walter J. Donnelly as United States High Commissioner for Germany.
 At the same time Llewellyn E.. Thompson, Jr., was appointed to succeed Donnelly as American ambassador and high commission CT for Austria.
 Also a career diplomat, Thomp- son has been minister-coNnselor at Rome for the past two years.
 oDonnelly succeeds John J. Me Cloy, who is retiring for personal reasons after three years service, climaxed by the new peace con- tract and other treaties aimed at lining up West Germany with the West.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-18

The United States Government has lent or given away in postwar foreign aid the amazing of about $40 billion.
 Foreign aid for the fiscal year beginning July 1 is set at 62 billion And the end is not yet in sight Not in sight for the end of foreign aid the end of high taxes which needed to pay for foreign policy of giving and lending in fight against Communism.
 For years now American dollars have flooded into more than 90 nations and colonies in effort to strengthen the free world Europe has received the largest share of American aid and Great Britain has received more than any other sing gle nation
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-18

At the Eniwetok proving grounds in the Pacific Ocean, hstorys first hydrogen bomb may be exploded Both military and scientific point out that with potential explosive force 10 to 1000 times greater than the A-bomb, the H-bomb is a new weapon, creating tactical and strategical problems.
 Elaborate preparations are already underway. Security measures including underwater surface and air patrols of the have been ordered Cargo planes are already engaged in ferryng special equipment to the Pacific testing ground Under the direction of Mai. Gen. Percy w. Clarkson task force commander, everything is being made ready for the important his torica date of the first H-bomb explosion expected some time this autumn.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-18
A NEW PROBE IN INTERNAL REVENUE?

Senator John J. Williams, Republican from Dela- ware, is demanding probe in the Internal Reve Bureau. His story is that Federal tax agents cracked down a partly disabled night watchman and threatened to sell his home if he failed to pay the less than $4 owed to the government.
 And at the time, the Internal Revenue Bu- reau carried $25,OOO tax claim against Racketeer Frank Costello for nearly 20 years and marked off tax debt of more than $3O0O0O against one of the czars of organized gambling in New Orleans, Phil Kastel.
 In an election year, it is difficult for to tell whether the Republican Senator is using isolated in- cidents which perhaps have already been corrected in an effort to embarrass the Democratic admnistra- ton whether the examples that he gives typical of the way the Internal Revenue Bureau is operating
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-18

It is estimated that over half the Eskimos of the world never saw snow house.
The Nome nugget., 1952-07-18

Inventory Blanks al Nome Nugget
Evening star., 1952-01-10

Handsome long sIeeved sport shts-fonous Tom Sawyer
and Collegiate Iobes-ot this terrific January soIeprice
Sturdy Guaranteed woshobIe> cottons in smart woven
checks! PIoids! Fancy pottens!-os we'll as light
tone solid coors Fine bobysoft cotton fonneIs, San
forzed for less than % shrnkoee Vibrant red blue
or green poids.' Sizes to 20.
Evening star., 1952-06-14
LOTS FOR BUILDERS

Hillcrest Heights, Nd. soft lots.
suitable for better-type ramblers,
priced very well to include all street
surfacing. Utii. all in. or immed.
avail. Ready Tor 1mmed. builoing.
MI. Phiter, 10. SSH.
PAUL P. STONE, Realtor
Evening star., 1952-06-14
LOTS 8 ACREAGE FOR SALE

APPROX. 259 ACRES-Close-in over
2I0. acres cleared and good sod.
ideal centuries and ready for, de;
yfGping vtc aI9 Fas IS eSTrcb ssTss wosaed saG ab
acres. Shirley hwy. good industrial
and residential possibilities. C.
LOUIS CAPUTI. Realtor. FA. 2l22.
CHEVY CHASE. d. C.-Large ram
bier site, 1OO-ft. frontage; so cents
So; it,; opposite Govt. park; east
sEMlDRTAcHEp fESDRTYNihl 'Ni IoTs.' SHso' over 100
BREHME CO. JU. S-5s5S. -i6
FRANKLIN FOREST. VA, large, lot.
partly wooded; 1000 or best offer.
G 81 Gall wp after I;H1 3 PM olsbs 5l@4 I :
Sn lots qg Y. to Soiso = acre. GRAHAM &
sfVERAL fUi; Al LARGE GSiSj LOTS IN va Va
Good elevation. city water. elec. and
gas beautiful view. can OWNER
ROCK e err CREEK H1LLs-Lse cor. lot.
cGsHSRp ce 9isH os ase' 4a5a al qttf Ur w. 5sd 5sEz
EXCEL. MOTEL LOG; 441-ft. 'front.'
age, 2 acres plus; on most heavily
tEay RTk IN Roates sass 20 ma and SeSs s2 p
1920 cinder blk. bldgs. with cleo;
$4,000 DODGE, Rt. 3, Manassas.
Va. Phone Browning 4ls-W-3.
DESIRABLE LoT-11oxa4e, vailed
at $1,000. Will sacrifice for $500
cash. Located 70 miles from
%yossasin4s4tGp' yo' sl44f5.' South PiseataVay. M1s Nd
BEAUTiFUI wooded corner lot in 9 one
OF North Arlington's best locations.
All utilities and paved streets s.
000. square feet. $4,000. Call owner
on n Nj Mass: Ss%'!I; !aIv;E.-"spr,ns valIsy." als
construction f Once. eA baiidins uSS plans sn!i'
etc. Terms. See me there today,
PAINT BRANCH FARMS "A acre,
cleared knoll; lot 9, block 8. So, 90.
81 p. ACRES t2tSs on Mimi. ave. and Ana
sRADFoRDs fGstl6 81 Sc i42S o9 N Dl1ck So nw A. NS
APT; SITE. s.E.-corner lot, il??sx
sewer and water; exceptional loca-
ton; must be sold. Call Mr. Bart
lett: with ALDRE, INC. LU. 4-o747;
oAKCREsT. Axe Is; '43tS %A.-Here are i2 two
beautiful lots in the oakcrest sub
$3.50 each, or both for $1,000.
AGENCY. OW. 1922. -~I5
BETHESDA-wooded. 7Ox192; water
sewer. gas and street; $3,500. OIL
HAVE HIe : MORE LARGE LOTS in Sill,
FRANK CARVER. GE. 4635. IT
POTOMAC RIVER FRONT LOT. ap-
prox. "a acres: also M-acre lots
with waterfront privileges less
than 3 mi. from District, hard sur
faced road; restricted Write SWAN
WAReoTR;; WsFb 1J6; 3 9a5l = Riverview I'd
FOR SALE-Large lot. "a mile from
Wheaton: reasonably priced for
quick sale; must sell Immediately
leaving area. Call LU. 4-7O51. la
RESIDENTIAL-Chevy Chase. Kirke
st. at Western ave-; 70xl35, nicely
graded; excel. neiehborhood; terms
Owner, 3. ~ 0,HE1LL. JA. 4-l%34.
LANHAM PARK lots. at very low
price. or will exch. for water front
LOT, 75-ft. front. 144 #. deep;
ideally located mr.. Natl Health
APPROX. 10000 So. IT. apartment
ground in the heart of Bethesda
Call Mr.: Lebling. ewes, OIL. 66SS
ROBERT B. HALL CO.. WI. $3.50.
IDEAL WOODED LOT, 1e5xls5. in
pike. left on "Oakhill dr." Lot No.
$4,000. KE. 3-6:,:'3. l5'
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S12.5O0
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

HOUSES WANTED TO BUY
FROM OWNER-House or duplex in
Arlington; reasonable. Box 435-A,
IMMEDIATE CASH for your home , or
apt. any location any condition. Call
II ri psoMpr ROM ssi arrsNf1oN 1fsa to the sale
Of your home. business or invest
call r. 4. HIiMPHRfEs. Realtor
sos North Capitol. MA. $3.50. Free
,appraisals Results since 1919.
home Any location. any condition.
MODERN. CLEAN "a bedrm. home,
s4sise si9n' Sc; or sT Pref 7sssl mrs COX. Lu.
WE PAY HIGHEST all cash prices
for any type real estate. Immediate
settlements. free appraisals. MAX
MILLER. FR: 21OO. or TIA. 1858.
DIRECT FROM OWNER, d. c. OF
Nd: cash. WO: O3S6. lis
No agents. All cash. Call Ii. 3-916s
I HAVE A CLIENT who is interested
in purchasing home on u acre OF
ground where he can use part OF
the ground for storage of trucks and
Otuef 1edsy equipment: III dyattS-
Vile, Takoma PIX. Silver Springs
area: Contact MRS. SILVA. Lu.
WE HAVE A COLONEL with $1,000
cash who wants a 3-bedroom ram
bier. preferably with a basement.
The Office of FRED j. GEORGE, Gil.
WILL EXCHANGE nearby Md. @
bedrm., GI-financed bungalow for
similar, nearby Va. OIL. O964 30
I FAY CASH FOR HOUSES. IMME-
DIATE ACTION. ANY SECTION. MR..
LISS. ME. 666S: EYES. MI. 5344
QUICK ACTION WITH ALL CASH
HOMES-MD.. VA. D. C.
MR.. QUICK. RA. 34lS.
Evening star., 1952-06-14
STORES FOR RENT (cons.)

GA. AVE-, in one Of the finest retail
blocks. near Decatur st. Store. apt
and garage. Can be enlarged. NUN.
SEY TRUST CO., Real Estate De-
partment, MA. $3.50.
Evening star., 1952-06-14
1.-TWO CEDARS"

Excellent 24-acre farm for retiree or
commuter, 90 mi. from D. c.; re-
modelled house of 8 large rms. and
bath, bsmt., oil h:-w.h.. fireplace;
nice setting. behind grove of oaks,
with S41 1T. road frontage; 2 barns,
poultry house. workshop or guest
house; $4,000.
Out Branch ave. s.e. to
La Plata, right 4 mi. on Rt 9 to
Rt. 4S4. right mi. to farm on left.
Evening star., 1952-06-14
MONTGOMERY CO MD

144 A. farm in Laytonsville section,
improved with 12-room, 3-bath
home. modern in every respect;
awn PLENTY plenty Of aras snads bocF
cowbarn and dairy, silos. double
garage. corn house, machine shed,
bank barn, large airport; buildings
on this farm would cost more than
the asking price. If you are inter-
ested in a nice place, don't fail to
see this home. Price, $4,000.
Phone Damascus 626l.
JERRY T. WILLIAMS. Realtor
Evening star., 1952-06-14
WAREHOUSES WANTED
STORES FOR RENT

I NEED 1000 TO 10000 SO. FIT
BUILDING. Mr.. PERRY. DI. SPA
OIL. 0947. -I6
Evening star., 1952-06-14

FOR SALE-A real good 2O6-acre
general purpose farm, 10S acres
woodland. a considerable quantity
of valuable timber 45 acres pasture
land plenty water. deep well and
spring streams. good S-room frame
house. barn, and other necessary
gain at 100000, including crops
not harvested at date of settlement
For Sale-A good 160-acre dairy
farm, equipped, good S-room house
with bath. well located on U. s.
No, II. A good buy at S32 900.
AGENCY. Phone 292-W.