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The Nome nugget., 1953-10-14
Heintzleman Asks Interior
To Free $4,000 So. Miles
OF Oil and Gas Reserves

WASHINGTON, R-Gov. B.
Frank Heintzleman of Alaska
yesterday asked the Interior De
partment to free $4,000 square
miles of land in the vicinity of
Untiat, now held as an oil and
gas reserve.
The governor, here for confer
ences on Alaskan problems, said
he also will ask the Navy de-
partment to release its petroleum
reserve now on the Arctic coast
near Point Barrow.
The governor said he plans to
work with the Alaska Develop
ment Board to encourage private
companies to explore these areas
for gas and oil, once they are
released.
He recommended to Conrad
Wirth, National Park Service di-
rector, changes in the boundaries
of Katmai National Monument to
open certain areas to mining and
fur trapping.
He also suggested release OF
some of the reserves adjacent to
Alaska's highway and the trans
fer to the territory Of certain
lands for recreation and other
purposes.
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-14
Twenty Applicants To
Take Alaska Bar Exam
At Juneau On Oct. 20

JUNEAU, Up - Atty. Gen. J.
Gerald Williams, chairman of the
Board of Law Examiners, has an
nounced 20 applicants have been
accredited to take the three-day
bar examination which starts here
Oct. 20.
Those authorized to take the
examination are:
Anchorage CID - Seaborn J.
Buckalew, Clifford Groh, A. D.
Talbot, Lynn Kirkland, Neil Mac
Kary, Gordon Hartlieb, James
Tallman, Albert Maffie and his
wife Kaye Richey; Mrs. Gerald
H. Lyon, Mrs. Patricia Tucker
Jackson.
Fairbanks OF. N. Gore, Jr.,
Eugene Miller, George Yeager.
Nome O-Russell r. Hermann,
who recently was appointed US
attorney in the Second Division.
Craig Q)-Charles w. Craig.
Juneau ID - James M. F,itz-
gerald, John Mansuy, Lyman
johnson, Theodore Munson.
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-14
Northwest AirIines
Announce Trans-Pacific
Tourist Glass Air Fares

TOKYO Up - Northwest Air
lines today announced a new
tourist fare of 1858 from Tokyo
to New York.
Gen. Harold R. Harris, presi-
dent Of the airlines, said the new
tourist fare will go into effect
Nov. 8. He said it contrasted with
a first class air fare of $792 for
the Tokyo to New York flight.
The tourist rate will also apply
to flights from Tokyo to Seattle,
San Francisco and Los Angeles.
New Northwest tourist fares over
these routes will be $3.50 one way
and 1910 round trip, compared
with the first class fare Of $3.50
and $1,170.
Harris said tourist passengers
will fly on the same Boeing
Stratocruisers used for first class
flights but they will be assigned
to the "a rear seats. Thirty-s six
first class seats will remain. Tour
ist class passengers will not be
served free meals nor be allowed
to use the planes lounge.
However, Harris said tourist
passengers will be able to pur-
chase meals aloft.
The executive said his airline
is the first to offer tourist fares
to the Orient. He said Northwest
was making the step to spur tour
list trade to this part of the world
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-14
Wives Who Qualify AS
Joint Owners with Hubbys
MAY Vote On Oct. 10

In the coming school bond cleo
ton on Monday, Oct. 10, under
the law only those persons who
are qualified electors and whose
names appear on the 1852 tax roll
are qualified to vote. However,
it is a technicality when, for ex-
ample the wife's name does not
appear on tax roll, though actual
ly the property is owned by both
man and wife.
Thus, prior to closing of regis
tration, every effort should be
made so that the tax roll may
be brought in line with actual
facts. Qualifications for voting
depends upon getting the name on
the tax roll before registration
closes at noon, October II. If
failure to list wife's or husbands
name, when property upon which
taxes were paid is owned by both
of them, was purely oversight,
such may be corrected upon the
tax roll if the City Clerk or the
Council is satisfied and know of
their own knowledge that the
omission was purely oversight.
Persons who have in fact not
paid taxes and whose names do
not appear on the tax roll cannot
add their names merely to qualify
themselves as electors.
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-14
Central Wisconsin Elects
Democrat To Congress
For First Time In History

EAU CLAIRE, Wis, R-Rural
west central Wisconsin elected a
Democrat to Congress Tuesday
for the first time in history.
And the Republican who lost
said the results showed clearly
that the farmer and the laboring
man does not like the present adj
ministration's policy
The man who won the special
election to succeed the late Merlin
F.. Hull, a Republican and former
Progressive, was Lester R. John
son, So, a small town district
attorney and also a former Pro-
gressive.
The loser was state Sen. Arthur
L. Padrutt, SO, who has spent IL
years in the Wisconsin legisla-
ture and like Hull and johnson
also was a former Progressive.
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-14
Tension Charged
Talks to Anti-Reds
Start Tomorrow

PANMUNJOM, RAThe poten-
TALLY explosive face-to-face meet
ings of Communist explanation
teams with $4,000 former Red SOL
diers who renowned Communism
while in Allied, captivity begins
tomorrow in an atmosphere
charged with tension.
The Communists notified the
Korean Repatriation Commission
today they would start the long
delayed interviewing of anti-Red
POWs in an effort to coax them
back to their native lands.
The U.N. Command told the
commission it will not begin to-
morrow. The Allies presumably
are in no hurry to start meeting
with the % Americans, l Briton
and 335 South Koreans who re-
fuse repatriation, a small number
in comparison to the thousands of
Chinese and North Koreans who
spurned return to their home
lands.
Sturdy Indian troopers were
alerted for possible violence as
word flashed through the COM
pounds that the interviews were
ready to start. Although only the
POWs to be interviewed first
were told, the news spread
quickly.
Burning torches punctured the
darkness and loud shouts were
heard all night from the COM
pounds.
The sight of Communist jeeps
passing near the POW stockades
touched off rock throwing, shout
ing demonstrations.
What will happen when the
Red agents sit face to face with
the prisoners was the big ques-
ton.
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-14
Chamber Directors
Unanimously Endorse
Bonding of The City

At a special meeting of the
Board of Directors of the Cham
Der of Commerce, held last eve
ming at the residence of President
Dewey Goodrich, the board I'M
animously and enthusiastically
endorsed the bonding of the city
for the school addition.
Business and professional men
who make up the organization
and pay a large percentage of the
taxes in the community were
agreed that this project will pro-
vide the city with the needed
classrooms and modernization at
the greatest saving to the COM
munity.
Several other. matters of i'm
portance were discussed and
tabled at the meeting.
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-14
Six Teams To Start
In Base-City Hoop
Play In November
BY HERB WILLIAMS

Six teams have entered the
Base-City Basketball League for
the coming 1884 season. The
teams from town include: the
High School Nanuks, Lomen Com
mercial and the Nome CONNER
Gals. Representing the base will
be two Army teams and one Air
Force five.
The scheduled opener will be
some time in the first week of
November with doubleheaders to
be played on Tuesdays and Fri
days, beginning at Z and 8:15 pm.
If there are any other teams
interested in entering, they should
contact the coach at the high
school by Friday afternoon, Oct.
Is, or they will have to wait until
the second half schedule is drawn
up in January.
For an added feature this year,
the high school girls will play
several games against the Alumni
girls and the Little Fellas" will
also see some action when the two
teams are organized.
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-14
RIGHT NAME-wRoNG MAN

OWOSSO Mich, R- Shiawas-
see County authorities breathed a
sigh of relief today that a fellow
arrested in far-off Alaska wasn't
the one they want for embezzle-
ment. They hope to catch their
man closer home.
Two weeks ago Fairbanks wired
Owosso police that Cleland Her
mans, SO, had been arrested here.
Hermans is wanted here on a
charge of embezzling 1854 from
the Gibson Business Service Co.,
for which he formerly worked.
While Owosso authorities de
bated whether it was worth the
5000 it would take to get Her
mans back from Alaska, Fair
banks wired again.
Oops, it said, the man it thought
was Hermans wasn't.
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-14
Canada Bars Karly Larsen
Who Was Acquitted In
Seattle Communist Trial

VANCOUVER, BIC, R- Can
adam immigration authorities
closed the international border to
Karly Larsen Tuesday and a
short time later the onetime Com
munist lost his appeal for rein
statement as regional officer of
the 130,000-member International
Woodworkers of America Union.
The 400 delegates attending the
TWAS 10Th annual convention
voted unanimously to sustain
their executive board in its order
removing Larsen from his post
as district vice president.
Canadian immigration officials
stopped him at Blaine, Washing
ton. They said they had orders to
keep him out of Canada "as a
member of prohibited classes"
Larsen, long active in the Pa
cific northwest labor movement,
was ordered removed from his
IVA office after his arrest with
six others, whom the government
called top Communist party lead
ers in Washington State, on con-
spiracy charges.
A federal court jury in Seattle
acquitted Larsen after a 25-week
trial but convicted five other de-
PENDANTS. The seventh defendant
took his own life.
Before and during the trial,
Larsen admitted in statements
issued through his attorney he
had been a Communist but said
he left the party in 1916.
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-14
Govt. Employees Will Be
Fired If They Refuse To
Testify Before Committees

WASHINGTON President
Eisenhower today made it a fir
ing offense for government en-
ployes to refuse to testify before
congressional committees on
ground of possible self incrimina-
ton.
The President issued an execu-
tive order adding this to the ex-
listing grounds for dismissal of a
federal worker for security ,rea-
sons.
The order permits action
against the individual for:
Refusal by the individual,
upon the grounds of constitutional
privilege against self incrimina-
ton to testify before congress
sional committee regarding charg-
es of his alleged disloyalty or
other misconduct" White House
press secretary James C. Hagerty
said this was an effort to "close
up all possible loopholes" in the
governments security machinery
The Nome nugget., 1953-10-14
Orphaned Longshoremen
Cited For Violations Of
ft-Hartley Injunction

NEW YORK, Up - The or
phaned International Longshore-
mems Assn, and its Brooklyn
chief had government citations
Wednesday for allegedly violating
a Taft-Hartley injunction which
halted north Atlantic seaboard
dock strike.
Federal Judge Edward Vein
field Tuesday night directed the
union and Anthony Anastasia, its
Brooklyn boss to show cause why
they could not be held in criminal
and civil contempt of his court.
The contempt action against the
lila and Anastasia stem from
this unions fight with the AFL
for the control of waterfront
labor. The old lila recently was
ousted from the ALL for failure
to purge itself of racketeering
elements; the ALL then chartered
its own new dock union.
Government affidavidtS in the
case said Anastasia tried to block
AFL longshoremen from going to
work on two Brooklyn piers last
week. The piers were left idle
so AFL seamen reta1iated by
walking off freighters at the
wharves.
Anastasia's action, the govern
ment added, could lead to com
p1ete paralysis of the New York
harbor, the worlds greatest.
Evening star., 1953-05-31
General Will Lead
Fight on Mau Maus
BY the Assoeicted Press

LONDON, May 30.-Brit&in
is sending one Of her top mill
tary trouble shooter@Lt. Gen.
Sir George Erskine-to Kenya
with authority to wage an all
out campaign against anti-white
Mau Mau terroristS.
Gen. ErSkine, who commanded
British troops in the Suez Canal
zone during the British-Egyptian
crisis last year, will head a sep
arate new East Africa command
directly responsible to the War
Office in London.
The major military shakeup
put Kenya second only to Malaga
as a major theater Of British
military action against terrorists.
Gen. Erskine, a 53-year- old
World War II veteran who will
have the temporary rank of full
general, will leave for Kenya
next Thursday.
The Mau Mau is a secret tribal
society pledged to drive whites
from Kenya through a campaign
Of terror. It has been responsible
Evening star., 1953-05-31
| Soviet Move In Germany
Called Proof Of Peace Aim
BY the Associoted Press

BERLIN, May 30.-East Ger
man Communist officials today
described the close down of the
Soviet Control Commission and
the appointment of a high COM
missioner as proof that the So
Wet Union insists that negotia-
tions on the re-establishment Of
unity and the conclusion of a
peace treaty for Germany be
finally opened now"
The first statement to that
effect came from Prof. Walter
Friedrich, president of the Com
munist-led East zone Peace
Conncil," and was published by
the official Adm news agency.
The councils secretary gen.
eral, Heinz Willmann, said the
measure shows that the Soviet
Union is prepared to do every
thing in order to reach as soon
as possible a peaceful solution Of
the German question"
Evening star., 1953-05-31
Value Of Ickes' Estute
Placed at $o22,74S
By the Assoeio,sd Pres,

CHICAGO, May 30-The estate
of the late Harold L. IckeS, Sec
retary of the Interior during the
Roosevelt and Truman admins
trations was estimated at $922,-
1883 in an inheritance tax re-
turn filed yesterday in Cook
County court.
Beneficiaries Of the estate are
the widow. Mrs. Jane D. Ickes of
Olney, Md. and son. Raymond
w. Ickes. San Francisco.
Mr.. Ickes died February 3, 1852,
at the age Of II.
Evening star., 1953-05-31

for the murder Of several hun
dred persons in the past year,
including 10 whites.
Evening star., 1953-05-31
p-1s THE SUNDAY STAR

Washington. D. c
SUNDAY, MAY 81, 1853
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

completely reconditioned and e. guar
anteed: $685. Also l94S Dodge 1a-
ton panel exc. cond.. S645. CHEVY
CHASE MOTOR co, INC, 7725
Wis ave. OIL. 4-6100. --12
THAMES l94S y. ~ panel; runn.hl
cond,; SITS. II 7-9Ga0 l1l9 "0th
CHEvRoLET AZ 3-ton dump truck;
Va, inspec.; nearly. new tires; used
on farm: $500. Phone TIE. 6-46a8.
DODGE 1910 stake-body truck: good
small truck in trade. 62I4 Richie
!. rd. Sc. Wash. 2s. b. c. Near For.
Fosn FeossX5lifi is4S nd s.-ton panel: sa55 @ls Sc.
at 4Sla Macarthur blvd. NV. EN-
Histise 81 sedan: delivery, ln new
SI25. MANHATTAN AuTo K r
INC, both sides of 7th at r SITS. NV
NO. 7-27o0. Open evenings til 9
FORD 1e41 panel truck with -ia ia4s
Mercury motor; S@75. Can be seen
ct 5ii9 5th st. NV. or call RA.
CHEVROLET 1851 s.-ton stake body
truck; IS mos. old; in very @ Sood
cond. will take best offer. MR..
GRTTZ, call IA, 9-4699. Is
INTERNATIONAL X I37 fah toni
nat bed. Good condition.; good rub
ber. $3.50, 1905 Otis st. ne. IL
GMC -l94i dump, model 3os with
8 I'd. body: 2-speed axle and S.25x
90 tires $3.50 or best offer. wa.
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140-Acre Dairy Farm
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR sALE

SEMIDET.-1 to IS lots: water and
sewer in; street on grade; Riverdale.
JU. 5-29S6. OF. 4-70nR,
DUKE ST. COMMERCIAL GROUND.
1000 50. It. corner property En-
ceptional buy for builder or specu-
lator. Call MR.. MADEOY, DI
-, 1854, s24,.TTs syss'' RIvn HEi 9'S2s VII +.
1lopinF lots. soxloV each. viii sell
toRether or separately $3.50 each,
utils incl. OIL. 4-4037, OIL. 2-2916,
10
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FARMS

MIDDLETOWN VALLEY - 176-acre
dairy and stock farm, borders on
Catoctin Greek, situated between
Middletown ana Myersyille. Porter
stlth loan, a clay loan soil, one of
the most, important soils of this
fertile valley. Improved by an s.
room farm house. 20-Stanchion ce-
ment block dairy, fine l00x45 base
nisas msnt barn, barn, brick siio llx35 and
and creek, 100 acres tillable. A
y mile back in from pavement;
tarm priced at $4,000; THEO-
D0RE F; MENK, 921 18th st, NV,
kx 500, or Mrs. Routzhan,
bO6-A. STOCK FARM. upper Mont
gomery County. Md. H. c. SMITH,
LEEsBURG PIKE FRONTAGE; Broad
ia cash. OWNER, Box I1S-v, Star
OVER sOO-ACRE GRAZING FARM.
less than 80 mi; D. G.; completely
m9dssn eHes1a houss Stey legation Also most
acres in Hamilton. Ideal for small
estate. For further information
= about these and other country
properties call Mrs, Bennett. J. c.
NEW 6-RM. sTUCCO HOUSE. hard
wood floors: 5-cow barn, chicken
land in village. $3.50, only $4,000
cash required.
New 7-rm. modern home and garage:
& acres, 3 in timber; in commuting
distance OF Washington. $4,000.
IL down.
4,2 acres in small town with new g.
rm. house; 1,200 capacity broiler
house, barn. large shop. Price re-
duced to SS,500-S5,000 down.
H9la acres; lovely 7-rm house, . COM
piete apts.; near Marine base. VIII
readily rent at $3.50 per mo. 1900
One of Vas best dairy farms S1Ol
acres. Main house, 22 rms; 8 good
tenant houses; 90 igh--producing
cows, 40 yr'lg heifers. All feed and
full line of equip, 70-cow barn,
Several other barns and storage
bldes. all in. good state of repair
200 acres Of very productive land.
100000 it,. saw timber. Beautiful
lake and streams. $4,000 annual
income Only $4,000 cash required.
1877. loan on bal. at 4Iaet. Many
others to choose from. NORMAN E.
DoDD, Broker. Phone 2170. Cal
VeTtOn, Va
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SOUTH RIVER
LOANS

end AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
service Call MA. S.654O
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
l0l4 K ST, NV 1lth and X,
IOWER PAYMENTS LESS INTEREST
Let ME retlnance your home and
consolidate your present trusts.
thereby reducing monthly payment
and interest and give you any bal
ance in cash Call Mr. MILLER
ME. S-1220; evenings. LA. 6-5l94.
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$27,5OO

Near Culpeper. Va. an excellent
paying cattle farm. Fine bottom and
upland in high state of cultivation
and pastures. Fertilized and lined
costing $6,500 in last . years. 10
acres wooded. Comfortable 7-room.
center-hall home. elec. and bath.
Six-room tenant house. Barn and
outbuildingS. Trench silo. Modern
machinery may be purchased. Water
in all fields. Strong stream on
property. Immediate possession.
Terms. Call Maj. Lane. MA. $4,000;
ewes. and week ends. OIL. 2-62Sg.
BOSS & PHELPS. INC. 14l7 K st.
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY

ATTENTION BUILDERSl
% acres in Burtonsville on
new Highway 20. APPROX
mately / block of Highway
frontage. Ideal for SubdiViding.
2/3 of land cleared for build
ing. Beautiful site for 1-acre
homes. This land priced for
quick sale.
D. LLOYD MORRIS
Days. JU. 9-1027; Evenings,
DE. 2-0S23.
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DESK SPACE

DESK SPACE. Arlington. on Wilson
ina and secretarial service. Call
ia. 5-9l97 or IA. 2-S373. 10
PBX service and secretarial staff
Weil-appt.. air-cond. Offices mr.
Mayfower and Statler. EX. 3-219S.
--l2
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tcontinue6.l

NORTH - Fully i'm.
proved lots, 10000 SO. it.; opp. Wash
Golf and Country Club; excel. sub
div: heavily wooded. ARTHUR L.
WALTERS CO., IA. 7-5200. --12
PINECREST--Beautiful rambler site,
lH acre; in restricted subdivision;
ABOUT ! ACRE in Paint Branch
Farms. facing ITO IT: on paved
bal. terms. FRANK CRAVER. RA.
3-4635. Ill
RAMBLER SITES. 1o0x2O0 it.; $50
down: in large development facing
Nd; 81 600 each. RA. $4,000. IL
COLORADO AVE, 65x179; opposite
Rock Greek Park; lovely setting
among better homes. JU. b-0617.
LOTS FOR SALE. Lyon Park, va:
Pershing DR.; SOC a SO. it.; cash.
OLD I'D HoMEsrrE. choice corner lot,
on paved street. near Fairfax
231x220; old dug well on property;
ss,7566 cash. PENfAGoN REALTY
co. Fairfax. Va. Crescent ,396,
BUiLDERsD3 fine residential lots,
on upper Mass. ave. NV. Spring
Valley: priced reasonably. ,HU.
$50 Tors or part thereof. in whea-
ton area; sewer. water and laterals
in; fully cleared: streets to rough
grade: in rapidly expanding devel.
opment; owner viii subordinate. Call
81 ACRES. near Fairfax. excellent
estate neighborhood,. fronting on
paved road: beautiful building site.
Priced S275 per acre. PENTAGON
REALTY CO., Fairfax. Va. Crescent
3aS 9GET or GrsEcent .1ai7ss Tss. SITE ann1ox II
Park, Mont; Co. mr.. Sligo Greek
priced at Soc 50. it. Call after 8
pm. HA. 2-7505 or HA. 1880.
1st CLASS COMMERCIAL PROP,
adjoining site of new proposed
Safeway store; busiest virginia To-
cation at intersection Of U. S. 30,
$9zSIl and 236: c. Louis cAPgTL'
jefferson 2-1415. III
SEVEN LOTS, in city OF Fairfax Va,
sdS6Si: shSB1ins s1aSG6 ssntsF Il MfoN ?IeSN' s. s.
HUNTER. Jr., Realtor, JE. 3-9s54.
BUILDING LOT, 40 by 125 it., To-
section of Eastland Gardens ne.
For further details, call AID. 4-912S.
LEVEL BUILDING LOT. Fair Lee sub
division, Fairfax: sacrifice, 81 800
cash. Call OWNER. IA. $4,000 or
KE. S-6599 Ill
FIFTY OR TEN beautiful acres; Fair
fax and Loudoun Counties. Purchase
sesv s9w for the pna39ae: tutqGe JOSEPH Play "
LOTS AT MANOR CLUB ESTATE,
bordering golf course, mr.. clubhouse;
2l2-ft frontage on Carrolton rd,
16,034 So. #. Call OWNER. JU.
5-S245.
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-
BUILDERS

with sewer and water;
streets cut. Can subordinate ground
cost. Builders financing available.
Mr.. Touhy. ST. 3-2363. JAMES A.
HEWITT CORP, 1870 Eye st. NV.
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FAIRFAX COUNTY. VA.

4A41CI 1A<A OOO4NA VIZ
21.S acres on Highway z
and 2S. near Herndon corner.
$40 of a mile Highway z
frontage. Ideal for subdividing
or home with acreage. Small
stream borders | side. Priced
for quick sale Days. JU.
9-l027; evenings. DE. 2-0S23.
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SMALL FARM

Ideal for Retired Family
30 acres of well-located open farm
land, fenced and cross-fenced with
huge streams and springs. 7-rm
house. not modern, except for run
ming water in kitchen; good barn
and several other outbldgs.: in
neighborhood of productive farms
Priced at S13, 500. Reasonable cash,
balance. in trust.
Pentagon Realty Co.
FAIRFAX, VA.
CRESCENT 396 CRESCENT 736
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WANTED
S1,OOO.OOO

Worth Of clean late-model cars. We
have one Of the largest retail
wholesale outlets in the city. Con-
tact us before you sell or trade.
We ay off balances anywhere in
the country and pay the cash diff
ference. All title details taken care
EMBASSY MOTORS
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TRUST NOTES FOR SALE
AVIATION
BOATS

l946; just relicensed,
new paint lob. $500 or best offer.
JU. 6-29Si. Ill
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PENTAGON
REALTY co.
FAIRFAX, VA.
Crescent 800 or Crescent 736
STOCK FARM

333 acres, 200 acres clear and in
high state of cultivation. Large
stream running through entire farm.
Large frame house, ) bedrooms and
3 baths. dining room. 6 by 20. living
room Is by Is with Colonial fire.
place, child's playroom den with
Colonial fireplace, modern electric
kitchen. Finished attic with bunk
beds and bath. Forced oil hot-air
heat. There are 3 other houses on
property with electricity and bath,
Horse barn with box stalls and
tack room, cattle barn and feeder
shed. 4-stanchion dairy barn. large
cinder block machine shed, 4-car
garage. Brick smoke house. Beau
tiful lawn (inciuding fireplace, with
lockwood and shade trees. Selling
price for quick sale $4,000. S35..
00n cash will handle. We have
many more other farms. large anC
small, to sell by expert farm sales.
men.
J. L. c. WEST co.
JE. 4-2SS2 Ewes, JE. 4-125l
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

TRUCK CENTER co.
1901 New York Ave. NE. LA. 6-4555.
-
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

| SARASOTA. \DESOTO ACR. 2-acre
( CLAUDE WOOD. Realtor. JU. 5-4500
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AUTOS FOR SALE Cont

1941 club coupe; heater,
good tires. excellent mechanical con-
dition; S245. AID, 4-S366. Ill
1949 de luxe 4-dr.;
heater, excellent tires, low mileage.
l owner; S945, terms. AID. 4-S366.
Evening star., 1953-01-10

FORD, NEW VANETTE
Never used, new-truck warranty. large
discount. JU 1924 III
Evening star., 1953-01-10

SPRINGS, w. vA.-9-
mo. o.-old. 60-ft. brk. rambler. 3
bedrms., liv., rm., and din. ell. 9
Thermopaned picture windows,
firepl. in iiv. rm. and rec rm., full
bSmt.. elee. kit. GE DispoSall and
diShWaSher, att. garage, mountain
view; -21a hrs. from D. c.; Sl5,-
$50. ia. 2-U009. liz