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of everyons. While the trainer
wasn't looking the dozen ~ =
peaches enralsed IN thesr own
tricks. plsyfaiss nipping a eaen
osller. lonhine al the suaieiae'
with hrighs shoe button eyes ~
iust curllzg up and snooxing IN
al shos time One small posiis
dog allows people to hold per
before she Is placed ~ the en-
trance booth dressed IA a pira-
fore md sporting a tiny sfn-
brcro. The dogs perform hap
ply. one pushing a baby Ca
. age with doggy passenger
Dancing the hula. balancing uil
head ard hands OF the trainer.
ireadine . rolling barrell. parad'
ing with flags. sitting up al az.
teniion and other tricks are al
executed with alersness.
Tho nigh pole Daredevil takes
the breath away with his stunts
atop the $50 foot pole. Two
huge pythons and some CHA
monsters. safely confined in
alass cages are on vicw. There
are other wonders and a side
show.
Stock up on bromo-eelt@cr,
take Junior and iuniorrtic and 50
10 the Festival for the gourmet
delights of candy apples. canoy
floss. hot dogs. pop corn and SOFT
drinks.
Ms all fun and under the ssi.
pervision 81 n. +. McCurdy iof
the recreaiibnal project for Poin-
ciana.
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Continued iom PAGE y
nlpuac md congratulated Elsner
fof sneahlne un.
m~ass rhais~.an q n Harvey
eaid. I'm willing ~ plvN nasl
sisa~s~tin- 3, sl,~ sxtsa ssn ooa :
CIV C'snmissi0ner gntb re-
lnnev v.ln surs s.-~.ans - tha
wnrfiNe aslana. 'grn mnil "A
ov~- I'm sF't'~e Il nv~r no~ .
Fs~er said ~ so haa eAne IN
Hseeeia wa svnuia have \ line "a
nc pin~ Fev raw
Muri- soia Roard r~.wh@vs
49, rsu f.r~f~. -anxa~sor
fs~-~ Mis-ai "a I'D . ALE.
rasio~ n F.KpnA msmh~r.
net II iAe r~-ta hsd s~srd>a
the ranfrr~s ~ him whrn Ne
wss ~ bidder on a.. nla
plre wr~ dire. NJ wousa have
nors - washiwss~r q Ms cwr
etps~<e .ad obtained the erie.
r'fv fes the wire.
Naw DsAtreen I'D that when
'ho Heard did have = nrsnrssv
for ten arvs on tfe line. Lowry
I'D said Ne could not eet the
wlfe
Where = Eowrv1" asked the
lkpoA officers We asked hin,
- lR here - ne aleeesslon a
Rep papv he VII answer ,our
utlwsl iAns
Al as I talked with Lowry. {"
said Secretary Curry ale SAID
~ wbuld he here a. the meeting
what lmpnened hctween then
and now fhst he - not heres
Fie's ~ kev West
Van penrsen said he talked
wiih t.nwry "a n'cloeh
4 convinced him that ~ could
not Set the priority SAID Van
Nniuxfn
Curry vent eat 10 look Cor
LowrY. We rssusned 10 the
Beard meeting 81 e1o.
Who told LewrY not 90
come - this ns~efine- sxked
currY. q have lust been told
ynsf spm~scdY advised him
nct 70 come.
Van Deursen said. Il told him
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10 sou remember the davs
and the daze when YOU acre
siarry-syed a. the sigh, % q
FOnndish sehmoo like doh called
. Bllhken and rows of ,lnscl.
skirtect Cupie dolls In the booths
a. csTnivals and clrcusess Ca
how you were dizzily fascinated
BY pfsncing horses With afchei
neeks and Rowing names and
tails on merry co round These
delights can be- recas turod IN q
tFp out 10 the PolnClana Festival
Carnival Tor the benefit Of the
fecreational fund az wickers'
Stadium
Pearl and Bal Read we're
hosts "a group Of us who visit.
ed on the opening night Most uf
the booths are skill games. Toss
a baseball. get a . cupie doll.
Pick q numbered toy duck and
get a necklace. Toss a ring and
get lamp. or hit a calico cat
for gay plush soldier doll.
There are two shooting galleries.
one with still targets and one
with moving targets which gives
Key West sharp-shootefs q crack
~ Workmanship with a %
Winchester rife II you feel an
urge "a knock down pyramids Of
bottles. you can throw away in
hibition along with an aimed
baseball.
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fcontinued from Page ID
IN tslamorada vas accepted will
thanks by me Commission. Mrs
Downey said that she you'd ses
that planting and trees were cared
for and that the county would he
free ~ all debts connected Win
the monument
The Commission referred ths
sole bad or the Marathon fire fiehi
inc equipment 10 the rules com
mitiee.
John "a. Iehman's band as dep
uiy sheriff was approved BY me
Commission.
Need Fovr Nyrses
A letter from George A. Dame
% the Florida State Health De
parsmeni concerning DR.. v. J. pal.
tons effective economy in the
County health department was
read and noted.
The letter stated that Monroe
county should have az least four
public health nurses and three san.
nary workers
An electrical code for the Key
with a County Inspection depart.
meni was urged by q man named
Callahan. You say we cant do
il" he stated. Five been Ions
enough on the Keys 10 know that
you can do anything you want 20
do. !"
County Legal Adviser Sawyer re.
plied that there was nothing the
Commission could really do about,
the asked for code al this time.
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uTmITY HOARD VOTES

Continued from pane n
lar bond issue must be. approved
bv the CITY Commission
The estimate Cor decififyinf
nrvisers Ksy and the ibid Arm,
ztseks a is N la4ta in Il,
E'rchosd $500 600 issue
The resolusion states Ina, the is
sue is eaused BY the presen, ne
cesslsv o. maklhe certain additions
extensions ami improvements is
ne Electric Utlay q the cii, a
Kew West
Second hirhest item IN the isuss
a siss oeo for acquisition ans ~
sialiatlon a three seoo KvA los
Sub stations.
The ST 90 ORIGINALLY nrnaosoe
fer ''esralaslnr ~ costs ana nne
araend~A Yesterday a re-a ~.
Me Pine Key line adduional
funds I"
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Wife Charged
With Forgery

MINEOl.A. n. y -
isaraia has had has elfe. -
lailed on charges that ne a..
INTO MS business bank accons ~
2.0oo 70 play re horses
The q ycar-oid mother a .
children was held Coz a erand -.
Tuesday when She gas un,hss !.
posi- 81 coo hail
Barsia. %. said she easksa !.
least - checks IN the pad -.
Mr.. Baraia was charged -
forxery
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Gene see The cur Win AmesisG's NEST sevelvsieaey
engine design. Us ssnsssiensl!
TREMENDOUS NEW POWER, Biggest engine advance in a
generation loo horsepower terrific acceIeraton and
cruising performance regular fuel
TREMENDOUS NEW FEAruREss Try Power Steering
it's unbelievable! Supersafe Power Brakes No-Shift
Driving Electric Window Lifts Lots nore


% SOTO MAS poweR srseRM0s
It's absolute naaici ! now you can turn
the wheel wsfh rne finger Hydraulic
power do<s she ~bsk fer YOU Parking
y chiIfs p'ay. Come On III and try Il,
NEW. ustlouE AIR-vFNr hoods
Look ~ the new DE Soto above note
the Air-vcns that directs arr to csrbe-
rector. This helps increase engine powcrs
sshsss saas..cH s<st ~sss esaa.
@hfs. ere aessonai s4eseeseaf.
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that i vas up - him Il Ne
esantea O. ecsve ~ ne meeting
fle sasi NJ didnf went Ia Ne
middle man
Tire Rua~a eureea thas Van
Dcsr~er will invite Lowry b. the
next neetlns - the board a
sn~esai one " necessary ~ ssase
what he thinks can he done.
AL memherx ~ the Beard
werv present as well Is Rec
Papy. Van Deurxen. Merville
Rosam. Comptroller. amt Ken.
meth Ward. consulsine engineer
Rep papy Who Is active in the
LKpoA. thanked me Board Cor
the appropriation 81 ST. 600 Cor
BE Pine Key Tine
The I.nwer KEYS are ne only
sold wtne We have 7 think With
the first year % operation that
IRE Iine VIII ~ sble 20 cover
part ~ is cost
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The first radio nctwork was form
ed IN 1895.
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ne fira theeses In Amsrsen ~
W'"sn~1sss~rv Va u.s. nssrrs.s.
ed IN f7ts bv a sronn Of suheerlhers
and silver ~ he rstv - 30 ase.s
- . municipal eouFt and CIV nal,
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BY DOROTHY RAYMER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18
DOODLE toy
fun for young and old

-. inspired by q centures-oId Burmese
novelty -. it keeps children land par
ents) amused by the hour. Pull it .
push it . pinch it squeeze or
shape it into an unendine variety of
shapes. SturdjIy made Of spring-temper
steel wire, siIver-coIor plated. I 90
Fascinating gift. wv
W6L-Toy Center, Eighth Floor
80. also Bethesdo-Chevy Chase
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18

Patched up-motched up for fun n fashion from
now on. Fuers' cotton "pIoytones" need no ironing
either. Sketched from group Of eight pieces, teen
sizes 10 to To-
4. tuckin comisoIe bro raspberry dark green, lime,
turquoise NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
5. popular boy-stye shorts same coIors--------375
E. sleeveless blouse navy, turquoise pink, line dark
green ----------------- -----------495
l. pinofore sundress, navy, raspberry, lime, dark
green NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
mot shown) beach coot, lime, rospberry------795
2tone shorts, lime navy, raspberry with dark green
or turquoise Observation-Disclosures sos
boned stropIess bro, raspberry green, lime, navy,
turquoise ------------ -----295
W6L-Teen-Aee Apparel, Fourth Floor
:. olso Bethesdo-Chey Chase
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-04-18
comfy spring play in
COBBLERS
CASUALS

new spring styles :. . all in sizes 4H
to 9, morrow and medium widths
8. Open Season, denim, low heeIed,
with adjustable vomp. Blue, sunton.
Pair, 4.95
9. Daily Double, leather sandal, two
wide Straps, open toes, heels, low wedge
sole. Red, white.
Pair, COS
10. Half N Half, wedge-soe leather
sandal open toe, heel. Sunkist, etoy.
Pair, 7.95
WGL-Young Shoe Shop, Second Floor
-. also Bethesdo-Chevy Chase
Evening star., 1952-06-03
Wellesley 10 Graduate
|Eiqhf District Students

Eight girls from, Washington
will be graduated from Wellesley
College this week. They are:
Miss Anita Adler. daughter OF
Mrs. Helen Adler, TOO Madison
street NV: Miss Joan Burke,
daughter Of Mrs. Stephen Burke,
3244 Aberfoyle place NV: Miss
Barbara Davis. daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Clifford Davis. 4611 But
terworth place NV.
Also Miss Joan Fechteler,
daughter Of Admiral and Mrs.
William M. Fechteler, Observa-
tory circle NV; Miss Alice p.
Frohman, daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Philip Frohman, 3514 Ma
comb street NV; Miss Susan
Kern, daughter of Col. and Mrs.
Thomas F. Kern, 5000 West Beach
drive, NV: Miss Hope Raymond,
daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs. John
M. Raymond, 1851 Cathedral ave-
nue. NV, and Miss Betty Sager.
daughter Of DR.. and Mrs. w.
Warren Sager, 4428 Edmunds
street NV.
Evening star., 1952-06-03
Two Area Honor Students
Win Princeton j. Awards

Allen v. Robnett. top honors
student at Western High School,
has been awarded Princeton Uni
versity's regional scholarship for
the Maryland Washington vir-
ginia region.
Joseph B. Shelor, student
leader at Episcopal High School
In Alexandria, has received the
local Princeton Club scholarship.
The two Washington area
youths were among IA local ap-
plicants to Princeton who were
granted scholarship aid. Their
awards are among the largest and
most competitive given by the
university.
Allen Robnett. outstanding in
number Of school activities and
winner Of a recent Civitan award,
is the son Of Mrs. Vernon P. Rob-
nett, 1888 @ street NV. His
father. a Princeton graduate of
the Class Of 1927, died unexpect-
edly last week in Athens, Greece.
where he had been on an engi-
neering assignment.
Joe Shelor. an honor student,
varsity squash and baseball
player and monitor at Episcopal,
Is the son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Posey
l.. Shelor Of Meadows Of Dan,
Va. While attending school, he
lives with an aunt and uncle in
Alexandria, Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph
H. Newell.
Evening star., 1952-06-03
'Figurehead' Premier
|0f Romania Replaced
BY No | Communist
by the Asseeicted Press

LONDON, June 3.-The shakeur
in Romania's Communist govern
lment has kicked Premier Petru
Groza upstairs and replaced him
with Gheorghe Gheorgin-dej. long
considered by many Western ex-
|perts the Balkan country's No. !
Red.
The change, reported last night
lby Bucharest radio, followed the
firing last week OF two cabinet
members and the removal Of For
Ieign Minister Ana Pauker from
the Romanian Communist Party's
ruling politburo.
The radio announcement said
Groza-regarded in the West as
a f1gurehead premier-had been
named head of the Praesidium
which in theory is the steering
body for the National Assembly
and acts for the assembly when
the latter Is not in session.
Gheorgiu-dej, the new premier
already holds the key post in the
Romanian Workers Communist
Party, that Of secretary general
Groza is not member Of the Rec
party, belonging instead to the
Allied Plowmen's Front.
AS head Of the Praesidium
Groza replaces Prot. Constantin
Parhon. The radio said Parhor
resigned to do scientific work.
The broadcast said the latest
changes were made at il national
assembly session yesterday.
Evening star., 1952-06-03

1eOnS SIInpIeI, OF COuISes ule
pudding plain makes an economical dessert for about
2e serving. 1t also makes wonderful pie filling. In
either pudding or pie often fold cup of cooonut,
wanuts or fresh or canned fruit such as strawberries,
peaches aproots. Cut up dates raisins good
in it too!
was, with the many good ideas using Inexpensive Je
well Puddings, Tapiocas, Gelatin and Pie Filings.
These all in the free recipe booklet you get by
dropping postcard to- Jell-well Dessert Co, 4440
District Blvd, Los Angeles So Calf.
Evening star., 1952-06-03
FOLLOW THESE SIMPLE RULES

I. Simply print write plainly the last fine for the
rhyme with the word cheese" Use the entry blank or
sheet Of plain paper. Print or write your name and
address plainly
z. All entries should be mailed To-: ESEAlTEST Cottage
Cheese Contest" Post Office Box $685. New York as,
N. Y. Be sure to use adequate postage.
8. Entries must be posmarksd on or before June 70.
1852 and received BY the Judges not later than July
1852.
e. Contestants may submit many entries as they wish
Each entry must be accompanied by top from .
carton Of SEAlTEST COTTAGE CHEESE.
g. Each entry must be the original work Of the contestant
submitted In own name. All members Of family may
enter but no more than one prize will be awarded to
family.
Evening star., 1952-06-03

Asd use SHADY Lzss Butter. lis reasonably priced
a Ssfespsy Stores SHADY Lase Batter is ebrsed fresh
daily from basteaized IFS real first quality
butter. think is se favor particularly outstanding
vbes use o. bot rolls, bread fresh bread-
tbe lovely creamy smoofbmess asd subtle fresh f1oor
last seem TO staN1 ost.
After drain freshly cooked vegetables for dinner,
add couple Of tablespoons of Shady Lane Butter 70
the pan and sautG the vegetables minute two The
real butter favor comes out and to % further
too!
While love % use buttef don't believe In vast
ing il. Whenever serve pancakes or waf1es melt
Wooderfu favor. easier 70 spread. and goes furtheE
Evening star., 1952-06-03

YEARS AGO most OF
US believed that the
best cakes were made
with butter. To-day, 70
keep the wonderful
butter favor ! always
use butter for half the
shortening called for.
in the recipe. II GER
tainly makes q differ.
= L. A.-~f
Evening star., 1952-06-03
Secret Of good sandwiches: FRESH BREAD

Busy days are the rule in my
house, not the exception. To
make sure that l don't skimp
lunch I always keep an as
sortment of quick spreads to
make SkyIark Sandwiches =
) fs.,0n Iev;Ied ham rhonned
Evening star., 1952-06-03
dat odded touek |!

!. I'm always amazed by the num-
Der of things you can do with
packaged puddings and pie fill
ings. Jell-well Vanilla Pudding,
for instance: you can even use
it as the cream base for Napo-
Evening star., 1952-06-03

olives, cottage cheese and chveS, TOMATOES and let
tuce and American eheese) They're all really staples
in my house. And of course, Skylak Bread, because
good sandwiches must have fresh bread. You always
know Skylark is first day fresh because its dated on
the end seal.
Eree Picture Eov Your Yovaqsses's WoN
Evening star., 1952-06-03
8A cooking cum be fun!

HOW DO YoU LIKE YOUR EGGsi
There are few things people feel
as strongly about but have As
much trouble explaining as
how they like their eggs. If
you are one Of these people
perhaps you'd like to Try my un-
usual recipe for Steam Frying
eggs. Two good rules 10 re-
Evening star., 1952-06-03
srs. Picture 70. Your Yeussasr's weH

Youngsters can make . pie
sure for their wall by collecting
replieas Of the Dumbo figures
you'll find on the end seals Of
Skylark Bread. They can paste
The figures into the big fill-ia
pictures that come with Svnday
comics. When they hsve past
cd IN al the figures they have
. complete picture of Dunho
ehasaetess.)
Evening star., 1952-06-03

! GET A REAL PLEASURE out Of knowing
my family is welLfed. That is why l use
Lac-Mix in all my cooking the whole
family enjoys better nutrition. You see,
Lac-Mix is non-fat dry milk that's high
in protein, vitamins and minerals-espe-
cially calcium. 1t used to bother me when
saw family with growing children cut
down on milk because Of mounting costs.
But now that Lac-Mix has been devel-
oped, everyone can afford Ill the milk
Evening star., 1952-06-03

member though always cook eggs q low tempera-
tures (never rush "a egg) and always season before
and after cooking with Sno-White Salts
PERFECT sTEAk-FRIED EGGS Breat eggs into dish.
Slip them into small amount Of hot lat il frying pan.
Add ] tablespoon water and pinch Of Sno-Whte Salt.
Cover and cook slowly When the yolks are covered with
thin white film, with SnoWhte Salt md pepper.
You'll find the flavor is lust riaht!
Evening star., 1952-06-03

MAKE YOUR TABLE PRETTY ESSsH@St3
Neatly laid silver, carefully NNT
folded napkins, water glasses ~ w
and bread and butter plates w III
symetrically placed at the tips of ~
knives and forks respectively, >N MRNN MO
are to me part of good eating. TN\ \\|M
They contribute to the enjoy g
ment of meal in the same way a nice cup -
is background for the rich aroma of good
coffee. So, at dessert, when the plates are .laGljl
cleared away, Edwards Instant Coffee will COFFEE
give the final, perfect touch to good meal. s;:;S
i know that Edwards Instant Coffee must be -
made from the worlds best coee-it has full vigor-
favor figured it ont and discopered that save
ct least Csc because o. jar casts that Dsxcb less jet
GfAkes as many cups as pound Of regular coffee.
Evening star., 1952-06-03

needed to keep children completely
healthy: / m4ks 5 4ts. ef ssfyitioss ses-
Jat Mill wiH Sss tsrk1gs ef L1eslfix fer
esly SC 9t! And they JoSs Il. 4.
In addition, I use il dry In mashed pota-
toes and cream sauce. meat loaves and
all recipes that call for milk. Easy dir.
ections for reconstituting it are right on
the package. Use Lac-Mix whenever You
need milk-it even beats beefsteak for
protein.
Evening star., 1952-06-03
CmwQ DrnkoA FOOD news

economical ones) from wonderful little "a page book
let called Adventures IN Flavor You can get it too
(Free) by writing to Charter Products Co., 1901 Mari
posa ST., San Francisco =. Calf. Imagine 5h doz.
cookies for under 81 doz. You'll love their cinnamon
fragrance.
CINNAMON cRISPS (cost about st a doz) Cream
~ cup sugar and VI cup margarine. Add: we'll
beaten egg Is cup molasses, W teaspoon Crown Colony
Vanilla, " teaspoon Crown Colony Almond Extract
Sift: 2 cups sifted -four, teaspoon baking powder,
" teaspoon soda, " teaspoon salt, and teaspoons
Crown Colony Cinnamon. Mix all ingredients together
into shapes Bake on unsressed cookx sbees n moder.
ate oven (35O) lO-l7 minutes. Makes sXz doz. 2"
cookies.
Crown Colony Cinnamon comes from far-oH Ceylon
And it's wonderfully good-sweet to the tongue with
NO fiat or bitter after taste.
Evening star., 1952-06-03
AMAZING OFFER

Be Luxe Iced Tea Spoons st " Price! for SOC 4
for $1.oo With Canterbury Tea Box Top. Regular
Retail Value: 4 for $780,
Take advantage of this wonderful offer now They're
guaranteed lovely Rosanne pattern, Wallace Bros fine
Order blanks !. the tea display =. safewsy tell you
how and where to send for the spoons.
Evening star., 1952-06-03

s. Prizes for this contest, as listed elsewhere wilt be
awarded on the basis Of originality sincerity and apt
ness. Entries will be judged by The Reuben H. Donneliey
Corporation, On Independent judging organization.
Judges decisions are final Duplicate prizes will be
awarded in case Of ties.
Z. The contest Is open to all residents Of the 48 United
States and District Of Columbia EXCEPT employees
OF National Dairy Products Corporation its subsidiary
and associated companies its advertising agencies and
the families Of such exempted personnel fhe contest
is subject to oil Federal State and Local regulations
3. All entries contents and ideas therein unquaIhedy
las to be used for any and all purposes No entries
will be returned.
.. All winners will be notified personally or by mail
approximately six weeks after final closing date list
Of prize winners will be available to those sending
stamped. sefaddressed envelopes to the ofeia con-
test address
Evening star., 1952-06-03

Amazing the different ways you can
use them! Twist 'em up, down, side
ways, any way :. exactly what you
need for proper light, for looks. Brass
or aluminium in single, pin-up or desk
styles; double pin-up or desk styles.
Also a wide range of standing and
torchiere types in green, wine, cherry,
or black. All with Sway lighting.
Third washington; Lower Level-Ariinston
Evening star., 1952-06-08
FARMS

$50 ACRES. a miles from p: C.., on
about 2,5O0-ft frontage on high
way; with 7-rm. house. ami; and
Iaiee priced With terms. JOHN SSHhSPy WGMPz
Realtor, Phone Cypress 1898. $
$1OO DOWN, $50 mo-. buys for $50
acre, about 14S acres young timber;
$50 yds. on state road; power line;
stream, springs: los miles south.
1d1i iii ACRES. on state road. .'sM
miles from the Naval Air Station.
Patuxent River; good timber stand;
st. Marys County. s4s'ooo. Box
80 ACRES. on st. Clements Bay. st.
MaryS NJ SoS CoHnty; dysllins' gs4s s2.r q barns;
ess s. ACRES. st. H Thomas Creek and
Patuxent RIVER tenant houses,
barn; So miles D. C. s23.6oo. Box
Sc 2VAa ACRES. S.At, on st. Clements Bay in
B: =: G 1-bsSTm: home % and out out
$4,000. Box 372-A, Star. 8
139 ACRES, meadows and woods;
S3,250; insulated cabin, cleo; barn;
2 streams; loo. mi. west, on Rte. 30;
substantial & cash; Iit Write F., =; F; .i BEAN: \;
call KE. s-s4s5. for Information.
ABOUT zoo ACRES. "A miles from
D. c.; 150 acres cleared; tenant,
operated tobacco farm; house. 2
chiioh Church, near Bryans I'd; and
Washington: Indian hwy, Southern
Md; complete with tractor and
farming accessories: sale by owner.
$22.500. See RAYMOND WASH
NGTON at farm, or call MA. 1857.
$500 DN.. $50 MO-. buys for $4,000,
young pine timber with some saw
able; State road; power line; springs
and stream; 81 mi. south. TIE.
50 ACRES; 40 cleared and mostly in
with cleo installed; outbuildings;
near store and post. once; in Orange
County. Va. 81 mi. south; $3.50.
soI2TH SSG9 dE RIVER EsG wnTER T III ITRoNTLasn 11Ta
overlooking water; needs modern
IS mi. b. c.; priced at S25. 900 for
quick sale. NJ. C. GIBSON, DU.
p;y 4S71' for for, sppcintment. s .,....,,,
BHx Sairv ferm P1mECI5Sa on yo1f proteSls a1n
terms; 20 cows. II heifers.- team:
Warrenton. MR.. NORR, JA.. 2-9SS3.
1874 ACRES. all tillable; complete with
equipment; modern S-rm.. 2-bath
brick house, 5-rm. tenant house.
good barn and many other bldgs:
About As. acres Of apples and
peaches, l mr., ls minis. from Sill
ver Spring, on B. g. Q. Railroad.
win take trade: S24,950: See pic
lures in our once: REALTY M
al NV GE 007O.
20 ACRES. MartinsburE, W. Va, COM
plete with 5-rm. brick modern buns.
allow. Barn and other bldgs.. an
in good cond.; will take trade:
sG2ITY 2sII9 fNvRRsTMENT RssrSMfsiN co Sor inc
$3.50 Maple st. NV. GE. 227O.
gsasian washinston. SS D. V FOLLOW eu Route i iss
hard-surfaced road. turn west on
Route 643 gravel road one. mile: 23:;
stanchion barn. 10-room house and
bath. . large barns. 3 silos, double
corn crib: etc, creek streams ..aI,d and
estate; Route 1. Box 4s. Fairfax
rssRa ssissi0pi 0MpiANsriED Ssi - Experienced and
se party Hanss to lease
So ACREs-so timber: hen house
2 streams suited beef or hogs.
House insulated. furn. or unfurn. !;
cleo. water and phone IN; near
Louisa. Va. IL. e0eS after sunday.