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The Nome nugget., 1953-02-25
Glenn Tillman Wins Dog Sled Race in 8 Hours. 2l Min.

ANCHORAGE, LR - Glenn Till man, Knik homesteader, won the Alaska sled dog racing champion ship Monday, mushing his team across the finish line of the fourth lap to the cries of "You got the dog food, Clem."
 Just before Tillman showed off on the fourth 25-mile lap, he re- ceived a telegram from neighbors and friends at Knik and nearby Wasilla promising him 200 pounds of dog food if he captured the title
 He was grinning widely as he started out with his eight dog team over the weather-softened course, and was all smiles again at the finish.
 Tillman was presented the Al Fox trophy, a cash award of $1,000, and a fur parka at the annual awards banquet Monday night.
 His total elapsed time for the four day, 100-mile race was 8 hours, 21 minutes, 46 seconds. The soft, mushy snow on the trail slowed the racers, with the win ming time being more than an  hour over that posted by last years champion, Gareth Wright of Fairbanks Wright retired from racing before the 1853 event.
 Behind Tillman was Earl Nor ris, 8:28.0, who also finished sec ond last year; Dick Mitchell, 8: SPA; Joe Wells, 9:12.13, and Charles Machines, 9:16.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-25
Voice" Chief Suspended For Disregarding Order FOrbidding Red Material

WASHINGTON, R- The State Department yesterday suspended the chief of its Voice of America broadcasting division. It said he disregarded an order forbidding use of material from Communist and fellow traveller writers.
 The official was Alfred H. Mor- ton, chief of the International Broadcasting Service, at New York.
 Assistant Secretary of State Carl McCardle said Morton sent a memorandum to other Voice officials expressing disagreement with the order against using mat erials from Communist sources.
 This order was issued Feb. 19 after Senate inquiry developed that the Voice policy of permitting quotation, under some circun- stances, from such writers as Nov elist Howard Fast.
 , Fast, who has frequently been praised by Moscow, refused to testify in the inquiry, conducted under the chairmanship of Sen. Mccarthy tR-Wis), whether he was a Communist.
 Sen. Bridges R-NTD meanwhile called for a full investigation of a Voice request for nearly four million dollars to equip ship for beaming broadcasts behind the Iron Curtain.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-25
PARDON SECRECY

Attorney General Herbert Brownel IT,, recently announced that all pardons and communications of sen- tences granted by President Dwight D. Eisenhower will be given full publicity. The names of persons recommending pardons or communications will also be open to inspection by Congress- the press and others who have legitimate interest, according to the at torney general
 The new policy is bascally different from that followed by former President Truman who granted 26 pardons and two communications of sentence in the period between the election and the inauguration of President Eisenhower Of the 26 pardons, were granted without any recommendation for clenency from the Department of Justices Pardon Attorney, Daniel M Lyons MT. Brownell pointed out.
 The Eisenhower policy will be applauded by most Americans, who nothing objectionable in mai publicity pardons While complete secrecy was, of course, impossible under any President, the new policy is appropriate and a cloak of secrecy which would be used a for mixing politics with pardons if any President susceptible to such pressure.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-25
Germ Warfare
 Charges are Bunk, Cen. Clark Asserts

TOKYO, Japan, R-Gen. Mark Clark Tuesday blasted Communist propagandists for their If a IT. tastic and utterly false charges" about JUN. germ warfare and angrily accused the Reds of ex- torting confessions" from cap tured Americans.
 The JUN. Far East commander said in a statement the Reds ap- parently have revived germ war fare charges to hide their failure to cope with expected new epi- denies in war-ravaged North Korea.
 The blistering denunciation was inspired by renewed germ charges by Red China's official Peiping radio. Sunday the radio sparked its news propaganda drive with an alleged 6,OOO-word confession by captured Marine pilot. The flier, Col. Frank H. Schwable of Arpington, Va, was quoted as saying the US. joint chiefs of staff had ordered a "contamina- ton belt" strewn across Red Korea.
 Allied officials usually ignore such broadcasts. But, declared Clark:
 "Lest silence regarding it be misinterpreted in any way, I feel under compulsion to denounce the woodworking Peiping radios la test attempt to revive the totally baseless and totally discredited allegations that the United Ma tions command has engaged in so- called germ warfare
 Instead of the meaningless jar gon of pseudo-scientists, it now introduces incredible statements linked with the names of cap- tured American personnel"
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-25
LACHLAN MACDONALD IS NEW AVG RECRUITING OFFICER

HDQ, ALASKA NATIONAL GUARD, Juneau, Feb. 20-Lach- Ian, Macdonald has assumed the duties of recruiting officer for the Alaska National Guard, Col. Larry Johnson, adjutant general of the Guard in Alaska announced today.
 Macdonald will direct coordi- nation of recruiting activities by Guard units throughout the terri tory. The Alaska National Guard, famed for the colorful Eskimo Scouts" is currently entering on a period of expansion. Enlistments are now being accepted by present units in many Alaska towns where residents are now unable to join the Guard.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-25
Constitutional Amendment To Limit Income Tax

CHICAGO, R-A proposed Con- stitutional amendment to set a 25 percent ceiling on income taxes is favored by the American Bar Association.
 The associations policy-making group, the House of Delegates, Monday approved by voice vote the proposed amendment.
 The amendment specifics Con- gress could exceed the 25 percent ceiling only if two-thirds of the members of each house concur. If it is exceeded, the amendment specifics that the tax spread be- tween the highest and lowest rates should not exceed l5 percent.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-25
Ipalook Asks Road to Solve Drinking Water Problem in Kotzebue

JUNEAU, LR - Sen. Percy Ipa- look has introduced a memorial asking territorial officials to build a road to solve the drinking water problem of his home town of Kotzebue.
 The petition sets forth that 'Fthe water supply in the immediate vicinity of Kotzebue has been con- demned by territorial health auth critics as unsafe for human con- sumption, and test drilling for a new supply in the vicinity has failed to produce any satisfactory results"
 The memorial says there is a good source at Sadie Creek, which could be tapped by construction of seven-mile road at an eSti- mated cost of $55,00o. It asks the board of road commissioners and the highway engineer to under take the project.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-25
Ike to Get Golf Weekend

WASHINGTON, LR- President Eisenhower will leave tomorrow afternoon for a long weekend of golf at Augusta, Georgia.
 The White House, announcing this Tuesday, said the President will return to Washington Sunday.
 He will stay at the Augusta National Golf Club, where he spent some time after his election last November. He will fly down for the weekend.
 The President got in seven hours of golf and relaxation at the Burning Tree Club Monday, the third time he has played this nearby Maryland course since he entered the White House.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-25
Wednesday

SEOUL, lR - US. Sabre jet pilots today destroyed two Com munist MIG-15 jets in air battles over North Korea, the US. Fifth Air Force reported.
 Allied fighter-bombers smacked a group of factory buildings only a few miles south of the Man churian border, not far from the oft-bombed Suiho power plants.
 Other LIN. warplanes hit troop and supply cents in North Korea.
 In blazing ground action, Allied raiders slammed into Communist positions near. Panmunjom in two-pronged attack at dawn and blasted and burned the Red de lenders in a fierce one hour battle.
 Navy ships blasted Red posi- tions along the east coast. Big guns of the battleship Missouri ripped up 450 yards of railroad tracks. The cruiser Los Angeles pumped 75 rounds into an inland supply area and destroyed four supply shelters and three build ings, the Navy said.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-25
The War in Korea
Tuesday

SEOUL, RHAllied tank and in- fantry raiders, trapped and vir- tually surrounded by Chinese Red ambush, blasted their way back to JUN. lines on the Korean western front early Tuesday after a bitter, five-hour fight.
 The confused, heavy fighting thundered until shortly before dawn. The US. Eighth Army re- ported the Allied raiding team killed an estimated 60 Commu- nists and wounded at least 4O- more than half of the Red force
 The Eighth Army said the fight, which began southeast of Pan munjom, was the most savage of several skirmishes that cracked along the freezing, 155-mile bat tle1ine
 Up to 175 Chinese in quilted uniforms surrounded the Allied raiding party shortly after it had occupied an outpost. The Allied raiders included about 40 foot soldiers and an undisclosed num- Der of tanks.
 Whitening Communist mortar and machinegun fire pinned down the infantry and disabled two tanks.
 A few hours before dawn the raiders broke through the circle of Chinese and smashed their way back to their own lines, bringing one disabled tank with them.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-25
WASHINGTON, lR

alty check on each of the 1900 Senate employees was recommend ed to the Senate today by its Rules Committee.
The Nome nugget., 1953-02-25

Inventory Blanks at Nome Nugget
Evening star., 1953-05-23
e0ATS

FISHING PARTIES. small or large:
Chesap. Bay. Herring Bay. SharpS
Isl. dooses: For reserv.. eali ewes,
CAPT: KING. WA. 7-4192.
~ hp 10y oTsy Msrine Eao.i SrSiss cond
$500. Call owner. LA. 6-4795;
BALTzER 1e4s 80, cruiser for sale:
twin Chrysler engines. 6ix-volt and
4yos @ coSdIon Nl5ns st sesp; S sr6% ys o1S 61ssl-
Price. $500. See Mr.. LACY to
14-ET. KIT-BUILT FISHING BOAT
and 2.wheel steel trailer. Marine
DlyWood' oSs, brass ;r screws ears esnS snS
WalhondinE Td., wash. i6. D. G.
14-FT. oUTBoARD RuNABoUT. fins
cond.. complete with canvas cover,
$$1sn $ls5 or sso ssss gf5sE Msil. GREGORY BOAT
MERCURY ouTBoARD. brand-nev,
I ~. h:p.. $50 on list. Phone co.
Fos Sds0sa sALs@44 Lsenafy chrysl.r Ace marin. aaI
approx. % hrs. time since major
overhaul; $3.50 or Best offer. oil.
reE rr:iiI SALE ,0.,:. as;t' ss sssIp f55sls:, 5s.
S-65SS or oaithersblrS 7a6-Jei.
OUTBOARD, ship. Sea King. excel
cond: viii demonstrate; $40. WA.
CENTURY left. Imperial. 50-h.p.
Evinrude commercial; fully equipped
De, Windshield. etc.); best offel
over 5000. Call AD. 2-2206 or LII
sTEETCRAFT 2o' cruiser. sleeps a
fully equippedi Al eonditioni
hanna, We. a.
CONTINUED % Next fsgsl
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[oFFIcEs 9 STUDIOS FoR RENT

DUPONT CIRCLE OFFICE BLDG.
1346 Conn. ave. odices available
FINANCIAL DIsTRICT-1 room OF
suite up to 2 rms, or . whole hoor.
Moderate rental; all services fur
nished incl. reception, telephone an
swsring and secretard5al; III Apply bldg @
or cali sT. 3-509S. -SS
EVANS BUILDING, 1420 New York
ave. n.w.-Available immediately.
desirable rooms to meet your re-
quirements. Apply PENN PROPER
TIES. Evans Building. ME. S-1l07.
DESIRABLE 1st-fioor once space OF
free parking: only SI.75 per So. II.
ALBERT H. COHEN CO.. ia. 2-1861.
AIR-CoND. OFFICE in lawyers suite
Attrac.. furn.. new bldg; excel. loc.;
Tas ass g Essis5 Tsffs Sf anf FL f9R f4
NEAR MAYFLoWER fHoTEL-s Of
fees, 2 fair size, and l small.
Available separately or as one
Sss;e: suite rent INCLUDES ell services 4
lisasnse lnraTs cal s' NE. and s-eoss 2S
BETHESDA-Nicely remodeied house
on Wis. ave-, LIST fl. ONCE. re-
modelled. med SO; upstairs d5 oftiees' S25 te
Sn; S41 psF svesl, mo; o. q os-2sis. asoS7' 81
3 rms. % : i' iavs..' g. sas 1uSEH' So. IT.. H; air
conditioned: 3rd a sublet on short
term basis, at $100 per mo. Open.
Take Ta 1.dsek 2 leek and call MIR. wARI99N'
1898 CS0HI.TTMBIA RD. N.w.-Lge.
front ONCE on End A.: windows;
Spac: corridor: Ideal toT any purpose.
1NFEkNaTISRAL SEEk A. on ALlifSGi BIDG.. 1919 st.
NV; entire 9TH floor. 16 oficss:
Gated; well lighted; S4-hour elevator
service; Z, QUINCY SMITH. INC.
81, o41s ala4s1 y q NV Dd. 7-so67: eye eyes
APPRox. aiS 50. FT., District Ma
tional Bldg. 1905 @ st. NV; corner
suite. 9TH a. viii decorate. Call
ioAl KAssF En FsERasR SssISo me- H. B. John
EXCELLENT once space for insur-
az arce; s.nsrs, law real s estate professional.s
Site Of new Sears, f Roe6ucf GDVHs dept.
p6oee f5o5e, "a f. $sd9esA Ssa9 Alabama ave sc.
CHOICE OFFICE SPACE in busy Falls
Church Church shopping hoIId center; plenty Of
SHAAAD cPoSCs AAiAiiCOioGc pOoSCo-
REALTY. JE. $4,000. -26
ATTENTION DENTISTS - Now re-
modelling and air-cond. bldg. neces-
sary plumbing for dentists ONCE be-
Ing Installed: Waiting rm;. once.
approx. 475 So. #. 1880 MINI. ave
Sc. LU. 2-4S46 or LU. 2-0910. -25
+ ST., NEAR l1th-;Approx.. 5000 So.
it., Heat and elevator service. Rent
only $500 per mo. Possession 80
days. Consult Mr.. Young, Leasing
Dept, SHANNON & LUCHS CO.,
Realtors. 1905 H st. NV. MA.
COMMERcIAL ZONE. so5 N. Cap. Cap st.
ONCE space and apt. Suitable
dentist. etc. Inquire restaurant.
NEAR 18th AND F N.w.-ofice in
LAWYERS suite; use Of reception room.
100 Se Ssssili 50. Fr.-pirst f., air-eond. EsS
space. Vermont ave. and L ST.; fine
location for various uses. GOLD
STEM BROS; RE; 7-1gSs. ,-27
now avail, starting at $25; newly
ddscogatedo immed. occupancy. Gall
1s55 So C0SN. AyE.-Entire end ' a.
Suitable for offices or studio. viii
remodel to suit tenant. Ia, $4,000.
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Over 3 acres on Church creek. One
of the finest unimproved water from,
sites we have had to offer. Beautl-
full shade trees and gentle slope
to 13 #. of water. If you Woulo
like to build in an excellent neigh
borhood close to Annapolis be sure
wild Rose Shores. Directly on the
South River and without Q high
bank. This Is o very nice 4-bedrm
home; wide screened porches; OF
heat; beamed ceiling living room
A delightful year around home. :.
Shores. On the water II
q beautiful little development which
has very nice neighbors. A 2-bedrm.
home. knotty pine walls, oil heat
fireplace. You will like 1t very much
A beautiful brick home on the Severn
River two miles from Annapolis or
Pendennis Mount. Lovely lawns anc
terraced to the river. Five hedrms.
5 baths, living room, library, dining
room, modern kitchen, servants
rooms, garage. Looks straight across
the Severn River to the u. s. Nava
Academy and down the ChesaReakt
Bay.
Cape st. Claire. A fine home directly
on the water in a highly desirable
location. Convenient to Bay Bridge
and close to Ritchie highway. A 3.
apartment house. Two apartments
have 4 rooms and bath and one has
3 rooms and bath. OIL heat with
JOSEPH b. LAzENBY, REALToR
Annapolis, Md. -.
215 Main st. Phone 1884
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BUILDER DESIRES immediately. lots
to build fats and apartments; sewer
prices c SA'ec cal III NIX JAMES az sns'i Isl ifss
pm, DI 1868
ID: C. LOTS or land In any section,
Tor apis. or commercial. Builder will
pay cash. MR.. BARTLETT. LU.
FROM OWNER. small acreage, in Va,
Arlington County or close-fn FAIR
MacARTHUR BLVD. AREA-Wish "a
purchase lot or lots. WO. 6-S252.
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1917 14th ST. NV.

Three-story and basement modern
brick. building containing 5000 So
e. Of floor space. loft. rear alley
needing showroom and display
space, once space, workroom, stor.
age and inside loading facilities
Modern freight elevator. Buildinl
in excellent condition and ready K
move in. Your inspection is in,
vited.
Douglass E. Bulloch & Co.
1922 17th ST. NV.
Republic 7-3037 Mr.. Baker
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

COMMERCIAL PROPERTY. at 1909
Baltimore ave.. in Hyattsville. Md;
S-rm. house; lot approx. 5Ox90. at
r.r. siding; for rent; very reas. ::
will also remodel to suit tenant.
CO. 5-a3S1. "a
SHOP for light manufacturing; print
and single phase electrical wiring.
Gas blower heat, fiourescent lighting,
ONCE with lavatory. employees wash
room, parking lot. In Brentwood on
Rhode Island ave. ne. $lS5 per mo.
3. QUINCY SMITH. INC, 141S II
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

LGE. YD. foS storing trucks, etc.
ccony; ne: location, 45x90 IT. Boz
PARKING LOT AVAILABLE. for s
NV. Rental. 500 mo. Interested
parties please contact Genera
Manager J. J. MCCARTHY, ST
3-0564. -23
LARGE LOT next to ESQ Station on
Tyson's Corner, Falls Church area
See ESQ operator or phone TIE
1900 so. ET.-Heated and burglar
alarm protected space on one A..
close In, suitable heavy storage,
etc. GOLDSTEN BROS, RE. 7-l9SS.
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FARMS Cont

vIRoINIA--4s mi. west Of Wash.
d. c. 400 acres Of mountain plateau
with commanding view comparable
to Skyline Drive vistasl. Numerous
mountain streams and many soft
water springs. Virgin oak timber
and bluegrass meadows. Price S1S,.
800. $4,000 1st trust.
CATTLE FARM now in operation. 46
mi. from Wash. D. C. Joins historic
John Marshall property. $50 acres
in fine pasture and crop land. TIVE
tenant houses. lge. cattle barn and
silo. sheep barn and other outbldgs
in excel. cond. Owner moving and
must sacrifice. Price S11S per acre.
GRASTY g.. CO.. Middleburg, Va.
Telephone 1881 or 2061. "a
81-ACRE GRAZING FARM-Lovely
modern, 7-rm. house; beautiful
view Of mts.: mt. stream; outbldg
sfd-XcRE -iSSs GRAZING PARM-cul.
peper area: very scenic; 30 Black
Angus; 10-rm. mod. house; 2 tenant
houses; outbldg.; farm machinery
160-ACRE DAIRY OR GRAZING
FARM: acre pond. 8 It. deep;
mod. 6-rm. house; 7-rm. tenant
house. $40. 900.
NTR OLSON w0 R.7o2Q
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STORES FOR RENT

ARLINGTON STORE. 2ox10O. IL
i2BRi ALBERT feH 4. coHENP Ps Co. III "a. ? ?s.issf
$500 11th ST. N.w.-corner store
25x60; avail. June LIST. Ho. 2-3047
seoe GEORGIA AVE. N.w.-vacant;
good legation; os.4 S45 mo. Elk. $4,000
BasEiMEHN4fi aysEi hi 2s9aGsEi sToRE seasonabl. soma
sS24e 47iS 0p'S Wisconsin aye.
5551 I'LL. AvE.-Lge. store. ideal
advertising location. $3.50 per mo
BARRY CO. ME: 8-2025. pa
CLINTON, MD.-Beautiful new store
heat: 2 wash rooms: fo1resceni nj
parking. Cypress 7-eoI7. "a
725 18th ST. N.W.-Attractive large
modern store In heart of downtown;
good 5 f1r an any 5usinsss; ssgs available June
18th AND YOU isTs. NV. 2sx7s.
Excel. for restaurant, carry-out, TV
bakery. ETC.; $3.50. DU. 10000,
STORE FOR lR RENT. 1sxeo; 2 lava
lures. modern show windows; facing
q Govt. housing project. In between
2 other we'll established businesses
on NJ st. s.w, near South Capitol
bridge. For details. call Ii. 4-2764
on weekdays: sun. II. 3-0373. "a
LARGE. MODERN STORE, approx.
20x100 it.. in busy NV. shopping
area. next to Giant Food Store; Gus
toner parking. 2150 Wis. aye.
1os - nj 81. s.E.-Modern store; mod
ern front; approx. 23x90; on
arterial hwy; equipped with shoe
repair machinery and fixtures for
faeSfz 4HoMzs aPd p sRowa az flea9Sns Sg 4S GSts st.
IDEAL SEX 70 SoRSEk Siaslg: D. Retail store or
ONCE: mr. Capitol. Senate and Union
Station; $50 per mo. Ii. 1923.
1000 SO. FT.-First H.. air-cond a
space. Vermont ave. and L St. fine
location for various uses. GOLD
STEM BROS. RE. 7-19SS. -27
so. DAKOTA AVE. AND RIGGS RID.
N.E.-New development; 1,400 So.
it. RA. 6-5460, RA. 6-97S9. -29
1923 GOOD HOPE RD. S.E.-One-
story store, in good business dis
trict; newly decorated containing
approx. $50 So. IT,; delivery en-
trance in rear; suitable for dry
cleaning, hardware. shoe repair,
etc.; wired for heavy machinery;
avail. Immediately. ST. 3-130S.
14O2 N. CAPITOL ST.-Store. good
location for any type business. Ii.
GEoRGETOwN, 3o56 M st. NV
22x70 pine-paneled ONCE; basement
storage, heat included; SlT5 mo.
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COLONIAL,
COUNTRY PROPERTY

1OO-YEAR-OLD mountain home, OF
10 acres woodland and landScapec
grounds; 40 miles from WASHINGTON
completely modernized; stone ex'
tsTior, SiE ntd tiled ,. slec. kit, knotty pint
with stone fireplace. 8 bedrms.. tiiec
mod; bath, soft. screened porch
overlooking valley and mountain
ranges; basement with elec. hot.
CSmpetaessgs tassser irD HoI1shoP 1c too snd bath
tact OWNER. No. 7-0S34, or Weel
ssndds. Loyettsville. Va. 2311. oper
MOUNTAIN LODGE with panoramic
view IN Blue Ridge Mountains d
iron iainin5 S. S Sn Raysd Ssdrms TGAd' ali p m1d %i
cows; completely .furn. Always
siSle sldessi!n in wi winter; $19: IA.
SALE OR TRADE-AI or part Of
property, on paved road. top Of
Blue Ridge. above Bluemont; 8 rms,
3 baths. Law. 4 log f1replaces. clos
cts, phone. electricity. lawns, gar
denS. fruit berries. Shown by appt.
SnIS; 9nisoB' ,. D. HILL RE. 7-S4s2. aPu.
CouNTRY EsTATE-At foothilis OF
the Blue Ridge Mountains in grove
OF large trees; substantial 10-room
stone. modern dwelling. with oil
heat. Suitable for conValescent or
tourist home. Mountain spring
water. piped by gravity to dwelling.
Mountain stream running through
property year around, ample to
supply pool. Poultry houses and
garage. Nine acres Of land with
long frontage on U. S. Is, 20 miles
north Of Frederick. close to Mt. st.
Mary'S College. Priced to sell with
immediate poss. CALVIN s. LOHR,
ThMFn1onf MD TaI
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FARMS

Mr.. COLESVILLE, MIDI acres, 8.
bedrm;. mod. brk. home. flrepl., oil
heat. full bsmt.. elec. range. Frigid-
aire. deep freeze, many outbldRS
Could be used for poultry, dogs
horses, antiques, fruit trees. straw
berries; tenant house; nice surround,
aast anss r5sas JSHs q SusSo GSssgt cossvs ss As
Md: Call Evergreen 4-3S46. -2t
80 ACRES, rms, new barn; fruit
-$1S,500. TIE. 6-4131.
$50 ACRES, 8 mi. east Of Charlottes.
T Hsbvay Xs SoS SsG yds s4s fSo1taDs i Ssovs5 q
grass: woven wire fence: seyera
pond and building sites; good 6-rm
house; 126. q. river bottom land
beautiful view Of Mountains: Con-
tact: BURTON REALTY CO, Louisa
Ssok.r. Ss; or s3aEssTl %HRsHA1I Vs
XIAs4 Ma: s4s. s.b0oMsss nscr acres AsSnaeed fenced
over 200 acres cleared, S-rm. house
new silo, bank barn. Call Mr.. Fielc
%ooF Sr az. sGshG;Y' stSsST; ~ me NsS-SS6S. WOOD
from Wash; On wonderful ede fGrpi land; SG el Roee
fencing; attractive old house need!
some repair; has bath, cleo, OF
heat: beautiful mountain streams
nagnificent view In all directions
Good financing. Phone Uppervill'
$50 DN., ses MO-. BUYS neelecte,
8 acres and. old but hvable arm
house; in. village. near. store, o.
school. churches. husline. $3.50
MILLIAM A. COOKE, Louisa. Va
so e ACRES; e-rm. house. elec. waite
and phone; new 1S-coW dairy barn
FREDERICK CO., MD. Ii. 3-4O2l
soo-AcRE stock farm. upper Mont.
FFooissyy,lls Fo%issy, CO; sissa Md' H. G SMITH s4!
YORK COUNTY-East Berlin Dis.
trict, desirable 69-a. farm, good
brick house, all-new conveniences
other bldgs.. $4,000. WEST YORK
Realty AGENCY. 1917 W. Marked
esS' e. ACRES SRf; q 81 Potomac Hunt MaS section
at Darnestown. Rolling hills Of
mostly blue grass sod. Farm house,
40-cow dairy barn. large concrete
silo. horse barn and sheds. Blue
stone entrance. on good road. $3.50
enipmsHt seu nsIe optona IaaTy hfrd f. NANp se fSE
FOR RETIRED. near Lisbon, Nd, I
acres level, productive land on high,
way; new 2-bedrm. modern bricl
home, fireplace oil heat. sfull base.
i@mmediateS @ Sg possession.' ] es JOHN I'M BUR lHs
DoFT, Colesville. Md. Cali Ever.
ESTATES. COUNTRY HOMES, stocl
dairy farms in Northern Va. Lei
me know what you want how much
sSg. sop want R1,vt e inysss Tsp sh9En .GHnr%! ;!
Herndon. Phone 3S. Fairfax County
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1000 90 Ontb CIR Nu

1229-33 20th ST. NV.
Reinforced concrete fireproof build.
ing, containing $4,000 50. It. fiool
near Dupont Circle. Owner vii
consider leasing individual floors o,
$4,000 so. II. each. Low renta
for desirable tenant for long lease
Douglass E. Bulloch b Co.
1922 18th ST. NV.
n. 7-S037 M. BAKER