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Scandinavian American. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1945-1958, 1953-05-01
Exit Trygye Lie

For more than seven years
Trygve LIE handled one of the
most difficult posts in the world.
One would not want il also to be
one of the most thankless of jobs.
for Mr. Lie was a notable Secre-
tary General of the United Ma
tons.
There is obviously no possibil-
ity OF comparing him TO any 9TH
er TN Secretary General. for he
was the first to hold the post. The
old League of Nations also had
its Secretaries General. but they
had less power and ran a smaller
and less important organization.
Mr. Lie was q prototype and the
world was fortunate that he prov
ed 70 be 8 good one.
Naturally. he was q man Of dis
tinctioa before being called to the
United Nations. HIS early back
ground was in law and labor re
lauols and through the Labor
Party - Norway's equivalent OF
the Democratic Socialist Party
re became 4 Cabinet officer in
posts that led 70 the Foreign
Ministry L was when he was
Foreign Minister and Nor1vav's
delegate 70 the frs. session OF the
General Assembly that ne was
elected Secretary General Look
-z hack or that day Of Fec ,.
$40 u : i1olical TO think that
re Rlssia-s heartily supported
rs Czr5i5zture- After the ko--
e- INVASION they were 70 call
nm a coward. . rght-wing So
czzhs-- stooge Of Wall Stree"
and Other choice names
Tbs $ not the time nor place
10 pass any definite Judgment on
his WORK We GO know tina, he
had the faith the sincerity. the
good temper and the common
sense TO help keep the United Ma
lions alive and functloring II
these critical years He hands .
! torch TO Dag Hsnrarskpoli
which Is burning brightly II Vas
no small feat TO keep il slizht
and the world ores him . deb, q
gratitude for thst-Nex York
Times
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Morse In PIT. 4 Drive For India

The United Nations were in
formed recently that Norway Will
boost its contribution 10 the IN.
Technical Assistance program for
under-developed countries by an
other 25cc. on top Of the sos in
crease voted by the Norwegian
Parliament in 1852. Meanwhile a
representative of the kr. 10 mil
lion Norwegian Aid Fund for In
dia arrived in New Delhi for final
conferences on approximation of
the tri-partite plan initiated by
Norway to improve the social and
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Looking Back On Eight Years:
Tryqve Lie In Farewell
Testifies Faith In u. N.

istice will result, Ii it does. that
will be a great victory for coll
leetive security. But then. the
next test will begin"
He contended that real peace
and freedom for Korea. as dis
tinCt from truce. may be a
long time in coming. II is not
possible TO foreSee a Korean set
uement except in relation to 9TH
er Far East issues, and there can
be no settlement unless the Peo-
pies Republic Of China is party
10 it.
"Ou the one hand. il will be
necessary To maintain armed
strength at the service of collect
i've security sufficient to d;scour-
age any more attempts At armed
aggression. whether in Korea. or
elsewhere.
On the other. if viii be equally
necessary for L. y. to face the
realities and be prepared TO move
forward one practical step at 8
tine. You cannot negotiate s
true settlement on the theory Of
unconditional surrender, Interna-
,ional politics are the art of the
possible and practical You have
10 make compromises that IN the
long mn will serve the principles
for which you stand
As in Korea" he said. so with
Germany and Austria and all the
other issues OF the cold war. that
must in time end either in mutual
disaster or De resolved by nego-
tiated settlements.
L believe" Mr.. Lie remarked.
the peoples of the world have it
in their power to abolish war and
to wage an increasingly success
full fight upon poverty through
U. n.
The men and women and chill
dren Of every race and culture, Of
every nation and every system Of
society. with all their infinite d.
versity. have in thar hearts more
that unites them than divides
them.
The United Nations. in its
Charter and it, institutions. i the
supreme expression of this unity
ing force Of human brotherhood
IN a world threatened by >elf-de-
>-rElstica- >c5enc.e harne>>rd to
hate can blow n all 10 >nithrr-
e--a> Silence enlisted a. the
hszss-nxz5S-n eff Understanding
zz-a ex-~p-rs-Saa three-h L. y.
c.zz l-sk3 20 a h-trrer life fer all
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IL L. az - ~ -==1-1s
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re Also -E=d ths- ths same
S---1c-- ard E-5e-S-zz1i1E -1st
~ p-oz9s q Ire World gave him
De extended 70 ms successor. NJ
Hsz-z.s-ssjold
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his continuing faith IN the world
organization he helped - build,
The first I y. chief. who was
Saar - sail for his native Nor
NAY. declared = 5 farewell state
weat hst the PEOPLES q the
word have - L y. An i-Stat2-
ssoa tempered s-d tested by the
hard realities - The past slsh,
YeArS
NJ. Lee. who resigned and WAS
Saccee6ei by Dag Hsnmsrss!o ld,
q Sweden. as I. y Secretary
General remarked teat L y.
has prevented Ire worst from
happening. hAS done much good
ard can ~ used more effectively
IN the years ahead
MANY opportunities" he said.
have been lost since l945 because
governments too often looked up
on I. y merely As a convenience
on appropriate occasions - for
the advancement of particular ma
tional OF regional interests
! hope that II the future the
governments VIII come more and
more to give practical effect 70
ths recognition they gave s. San
Francisco tin la45A that The SIX
cess q I y : indispensable q
re highest national interest q
every country
W veeo cz- = Re lo-E ~
-z-zlyzs : y II constructive
v.-x - --azcs al progress ~.
So =. ss1a-zss - --E[s-s-scs-
e --ss-l.-s-'=- ,i-z-5< E-ETs-v -
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k1si E,sf.-s->zz1,izl-g u gss-s-;s-slEl1-r
vs,sCsse N Al e,suuzr1s7. Are sc 2sE--
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za<1-, 49,. 80 s1sy~s thaz tas.ar
p~aSs~> vii oss.sk ta-rz ~ N z,s.&-
ing L v IN fat ~ WeZ ~ tss-
orr. tn. o>nrral Irs-r,Er-zt -
their foreigu p-alRcie>~
For THIS Purp.asS- - sad
more than faith II ths P-zczpses
and purposes q the IN : he'd
ed. Stamina and a wise recog11-
tion Of realities are required
skorea Is an example ne de-
clsred The fighting there has
continued for almost three years
The arTnistice negotiations have
dragged on for almost two years
This has been a severe test for
our stamina Yet We were as
right 70 enter and maintain the
fight against aggression in kores
as we have been 20 use every
chance TO reach ar honorable ar
n,istice
Nox. srTniStlce negotiations
have begun again
Let rs hope tAis time 81 srE-
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received Applications from 800
physicians. nurses o-3s-iies and
drivers who want 10 loin the Nor
wegisn field hospital II Korea n
Nay. wher many Of the presen,
staff are due TO return TO Nor
way.
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UNITED NATIONS. n. Y. -
Looking back over eight years of
unique experience as Secretary
General of the United Nations.
Trygve Lie recently testified to
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economic conditions in a limited
area OF the Indian state of Trav-
ancore-Cochin.
Higher Contribution
Speaking for Norway. Mr.. Erik
Dons said that his government
could promise a further increase
in Norway's contribution this year,
raising ii TO a total of Kr. 500. 600
for 1953-54.
A formal agreement to imple-
lnent the Norwegian proposals for
raising the standard of living of
some u. 600 fishermen on the west
coast of southern India, was re-
Gently signed by representatives.
of Norway. India and the United
Nations. In the fiscal year 1853
81. Norway will allocate 81 mil
lion rupees to the aid program,
while the government of India
will spend 10.6 million rupees.
Specialists to India
Community development prof.
ects are already under way under
the sponsorship of the Society of
Friends.
A majon aim of the plan is to
produce pure drinking water for
an area of some $4,000 population
1t is further proposed to build a
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Curator oiav Gnr~vesd Of

Trondheiu, Museum received q
scholarship 70 study the botany
Of central ALASKA The award WAS
made by the Arctic Institute Of
NORTH AIn~r1cA. CAnA.IaA
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continue through May 90.
Ambassador Morgenstierne was
guest Of honor at a luncheon at
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small model hospital and to I'M
prove health and sanitary condi-
lions.
Nationwide Drive
Throughout Norway, meanwhile
preparations are in full swing for
a nationwide collection campaign
to match the Kr. 10 million voted
for the India Aid Fund by the
Norwegian Parliament.
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which Mayor Allan Pomeroy and
Kristoffer Oddsen Jr., Norwegian
commercial attache, also spoke.
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economic conditions in a limited
area OF the Indian state of TRAY
ancore-Cochin.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-15
Ships Floats .jew Bar

A grand opening to com nemorate the installation of a new bar and back bar at the Ships Tavern was held last Friday night.
 The new" equipment once gl aced the old Butler Hotel in Seattle. It was described in the Seattle Times as "a gilt tering fount of pre-prohibition gayety".
 The bar and equipment was purchased by MT. and Mrs. Harry Gottschalk. owners of the Ships Tavern. The crated pieces of the bar weighed a. round 16, 900 pounds and were brought to Kodiak aboard an
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-15
Hi5, Run Affair 5usf That

A report of a hit and run accident near the Beacheom- bers Wednesday night resulted in an investigation by the US Deputy Marshal.
 His findings were: One ma hit his buddy with his fist and then ran. The only automobile involved was the cab that took them from town to the night club.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-15
Hom es for Scle

Three bedroom home witt
 hardwood floor and tile batE , and kitchen. Overlooks Potato l patch Lake. Selling for only
 $12,5O0.
 Two bedroom home with some furniture. Building needs re- pair work. Good buy at $455O
 and only one block from Post Office.
 One bedroom completely fur
 nished house on Cope Street.
 Has three quarter basement that can be used as extra bed room. $6500 will purchase.
 One bedroom partially fur nished home on Mission Road. Just outside City limits. $450O will handle.
 Business opportunity, 27,0OO acre cattle ranch on Antone Larson Bay. Includes 20 head of cattle, two buildings, silo. farm machinery. Will produce sufficient beach rye for winter feed. Exceptional buy at $15, 900.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-15
INSURANCE DEPT. BANK OF KODIAK
NOTICE

During the month of August breakfasts at the Elks Club will be discontinued. Game night will continue each Wednesday night. The bar at the club will be closed during August for remodeling.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-15

WANTED house or apart ment. $75 reward for infor- nation leading to an accep- table place. Write P. o. Box 72, Kodiak, Alaska.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-15
CLASSIFDepS

WANTED - cook. Must be able to fry, roast and make gravy. See Al at Ronnie's Cafe.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-15
NOTICE

Wednesday night will be game night at the Elks Club.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-15

A.asna steamship Company fyeighter
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-15

WANTED - woman to do housework. Phone Navy 344 between 9 am and 5 pm or Kodiak 3343 7 to g pm.
Kodiak mirror., 1953-08-15
wife and two small children. Call 2142 or see Bob Blair.

REWARD $250 for informa- tion leading to the arrest and conviction of any person or persons killing, stealing, molesting or damaging any livestock belonging to the members of the Kodiak Livestock Growers Associa- tion pd, 11.1.53 FOR SALE-at a sacrifice. One trailer house. For fur ther information call at Room 131, Barracks C13, Kodiak Naval Station.
Evening star., 1953-05-03

wos NOW
MODERN LINE OAK 2-DRAWER CHEST
BY KENT CoFFEr ------------- $o4.9o SZ4.S3
LIME OAK MODERN STEP TABLE BY
KENT COFFET ------------------- S459o 9I0.0Z
5-PIEcE CHROME DNETTE SUITE
(extension tobe) )------------------ $1,000 $6S.46
MODERN coRDoVAN CHEST OF
SOLID MAHOGANY REGENCY LAMP
1AsLE (oreen Ieother top' --.------ $4,000 s74ls
SPICE MODERN coRDoVAN JR DIM
ING ROOM SUITE buffet, extension to-
Bile, five (5) side and "a solid
hoeony upholstered scot chairs $4,000 $4,000
7-pIEcE MODERN sEA-M!sr MAHoe-
ANY DINING ROOM SUITE buffet,
oble and four side choirs) $4,000 S2870O
7-PIEcE 18Th CENTURY MAHOGANY
DINING ROOM SUITE '(bow front buffet,
chairs, tobIe and four side ohoirs) $4,000 SZS6O0
e-PIEcE MAHOGANY 18th CENTURY
DINING ROOM SUITE tCedenzo buffet
breokfost chairs. extension toble, 5 side
and chors) ---------------- S449.UO $4,000
PENNSYLVANIA HOUSE SOLID MAPLE
DINING ROOM PIECES ttobe buets
china cobinets, chairs and other pieces) I/9 0RE
now IN stock at
o-PIEcE lsth CENTURY MAHOGANY
DINING ROOM SUITE (breokfront chino
credenzo buffet, tobe and five side and
one arm cho'rs) $oo9'oO S4ZoVV
e-PIEcE BLEAcHED MAHOGANY MOD
ERN DINING ROOM SUITE tcredenzo
buffet large china pedesoI-styIe extern
oble, five side and chors) $4,000 S598.O0
s-PIEcE pRExEL 18th CENTURY MA
HoGANY DINING ROOM SUITE toroe
eredenzo buffet and breokfront china
with tobIe, five side and
solid mahogany choirs) S79800
s.PIEcE SOLID MAHOGANY DINING
ROOM SUITE 18th century styling, buf-
fe choirs tnbIe, five side and
choirs) $95O.OO S795OO
Smoked GLASS MODERN LIQUOR
CABINET (hond decoroted S65O.OO S3SZ.OO
CHINESE cHIPPENDALE GOLD LEAF
MIRROR @oooo S3SZL
HAND DECORATED ELECTRIC WALL
CLOCK $IZfo $3.50
MODERN BRASS FLOOR LAMP-------- $2e.75 $I6.75
REMBRANDT BLACK AND SILVER FLOOR
LAMP 944.1o 9FS.So
MAHOGANY MIRRoRED DOOR GRE
DINzX with desk ,.-- ------- 49,, $4,000 sl4s.3o
GENUINE MAHOGANY MODERN FLAT
TOP DESK ,,.----. --- -,----.. sl75.oo .sss.7s
MAHOGANY HALL MIRROR --------- $4,000 Sls.5z
MoToRoLA TABLE MODEL RADIO 1895 1926
Smoked GLASS ROUND cocKTAIE
TABLE $lS0So 9I@6.0@
ROSE COLOR BoUDoIR CHAIR -------- $54.e5 $3.50
SIMMONS NEW YORKER INhERsPRINc
MATTRESSES ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS $F9.9o SS4.ZS
sIMMoNs TUFTLEss INNERsPRING
MATTRESSES --------------------- So9.So S59.S7
MENGEL SOLID MAHOGANY CHEST ON 4
CHEST - ,,- 800, $1,000 slIs.eo
MENGEL SOLID MAHOGANY 18th CEN
IURY CHEST ,-'----..-- --.: - slzeoo ss6.z4
SOLID MAPLE CHEST ON cHEsT------ $se.e5 $3.50
Ht4DSoARD BED ~ ~ $4,000 sze.4z
s/s MODERN coRDovAN MAHOGANY
Beds ~ ------------- , s99.95 sle.ss
sfs MODERN BLEAcHEo MAHOGANY
BEDS ----------------- ----------- $1,000 szz.44
MATTRESSES -------------------- s69.05 1886
BLACK AND GREEN cURIo WALL cAsI-
NET $1,000 s9.ss
4/6 MODERN GREY MAHOGANY Bed $4,000 Sl7l6
MAHOGANY GREY LEATHER TRIM
CHEST OF DRAWERS --------------- $4,000 ses.ss
MODERN GREY MAHOGANY coMMoDEs
t5.dowet) ------------------ $4,000 s27.37
Evening star., 1953-05-03
0ne.Duy!
Monday Only!


Wos NOW
3-PlEcE MODERN WALNUT BEDROOM
SUITE vanity. chest and fulsize bed $4,000 SI46.6S
s-pIEcE sEA-MIsr MODERN BEDROOM
SUITE (voniy chest and fu-ze bed1- $4,000 Sl77.46
s-PIEcE MODERN LINED OAK Bed
ROOM SUITE (dresser chest and double ..
sPIEcE MODERN CHERRY BEDRooM
SUITE triple dresser, chest ond fuN-sze
APIECE ANTIQUE IVORY FRENCH
PROVINCIAL BEDROOM SUITE double
dresser chest bed and mite tobe) --- $4,000 S339.OO
5-pIEcE MODERN LIMED OAK Bed
ROOM SUITE double dresser, chest
y bed and mite tobe -------------- $5o5.OO S3zS.OO
s-pIEcE MODERN coRDovAh Bed
ROOM SUITE triple dresser, ches-on-
chest bor bed with night stond. hand
fooled leather trimmed with two eedor-
lined storage in both bar bed and chest -.
droWeT 9S9o.Oo 94fo.UU
APIECE MAHOGANY 18th CENTURY
see saese1~ sns SUITE ns tss % ds''. chest. s9o ssssoo
7-PIEcE 18Th CENTURY MAHOGANY
BEDROOM SUITE triple dresser, chest
on-ches, vanity, bed mite toble ond
6ench) 8ll9oUu 3o6o.VU
APIECE cUsToM-MADE MAHOGANY
REGENCY BEDROOM SUITE triple
dresser, chest.on-ches bed and mite table
with ItoIon morbe top) s1995oo Sloss.oo
cUsToM-MADE MODERN coRDovAN
MAHOGANY CHEST OF DRAWERS $4,000 S6S.97
SOLID MAHOGANY DINETTE TABLE
MAHOGANY DUNCAN PHYFE DINING
ROOM TABLE $S995 S37.66
MODERN LINE OAK DROP LEAF Ex-
TENSION TABLE ------------------ $4,000 S77.2O
MAHOGANY DUNCAN PHYFE DROP
LEAF DINETTE TABLE S4ee5 S27.6I
LINE OAK MODERN DROP LEAF TABLE $seo5 S57.2z
MAHOGANY FINISH GOVERNOR WIN
THRoP SECRETARY --------------- $7oe5 $57.25
SOLID MAPLE FLAT TOP DEsK------ $e4e5 S38.2S
MAHOGANY VENEER BREAKFRoNT
SOLID MAHOGANY LEATHER TOP KNEE
HOLE DESK 9lo9UU 9IZH.6Z
COLONIAL STYLE MAHOGANY HIGH.
Soy $4,000 s9o.e5
CARVED MAHOGANY tuph scott DESK
Chalk $44So 9Io.60
CHINESE cHIPPENDALE MAHOGANY
ARM CHAIRS 939SS SIS.S8
CHINESE cHPpENDALE MAHOGANY
MAHOGANY BUTLER TRAY teonvers
into tob'es1 $4,000 sss.2s
REGENCY STYLE FULL-sIZE BoUcLE
SLeeF $ZSo.Uo SZIo.UU
MODERN TAPESTRY LOVE SEAT SLEEP
SOFA $4,000 sl7s.oo
GREY BRocATELLE STUDIO LOUNGE
tsleeps two) -------------------- $II7OO S64.Z7
GREEN COMB. BoUcLE AND TAPESTRY
STUDIO COUCH ------------- sl2ses s7s.47
BoUcLE SLEEP CHAIRS topen to full
length bed) ---------------------- $4,000 s44.74
MODERN SLEEP CHAIR tTopestry)
WITH ARMS los isl $500 S39.44
HOLLYWOOD s/s BED, COMPLETED
WITH PLASTIC HEADBoARD ------- $4,000 S79.2l
5-PlEcE BLACK WROUGHT IRON
0NETTE SUITE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. $500 S46,z3
FRENCH PROVINCIAL ANTIQUE ivory
fnih) BREAK FRONT DEsK---------- $4,000 Sz33.0O
MODERN MAHOGANY cREDENzA
leooinet Style) -------------------- $6995 S4Z.SN
SOLID MAHOGANY 18TH CENTURY
MIRROR $l39OO S3S.6Z
MODERN LINE OAK CORNER DESK sY
Evening star., 1953-05-03

Its Extraordinary Clearance Of superb furniture
TAKEN RIGHT OUT OF DISPLAYS IN MODEL HOMES AND MANU-
FACTURERS SHOW ROOMS! Not just few here hundreds
pieces chooseond unbelievable Prices reduced
4o9o much 1920 off, Many far below wholesale cost Some
soed most ookind all sold o is. If you want first pck-bt
here EARLY tomorrow!
Mail to No
Merchandise Held Delivery All Sales FimnI
Evening star., 1953-04-18

Charming restored home on a full
acre Of ground designed for comfort
able living and entertainins All for
$4,000 with good financing avail
Evening star., 1953-04-18
HERNDON 48O
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

BETHESDA-Three soft. lots. sewer
and water available, $4,000: or two
1"0sft; rambler sites. Ewes. OIL.
9oS9 41N679s OIL lego. SAMUEL T,
TWO, LEvEiLN Lad ADJ. " WooDED' LOTS;
OF Shirley hwy. 1soxS35; s: eves. OF
Sun. JE. 2S091, MR.. SPICER.
handicapped ,ct.
a0xl59 a0S so Oh up paved street. near schoo's
$50 90 powN. SOS, va rambler l5' sites, 1oox"oo
IT.: lge. development facing Coles
vile ID past Silver Spring. Md.
S.E.-5 choice lots d.
rect from OWNER Sewer and water
in. Today's best buy. Call after 6
Pm; RA; S-14s7: -19
9er 9n Sr n nsw Toad
BUILDING site with plenty of large
shade trees. Price $1,000, Exclusive
with RAY BARNEY, Vienna. Va,
TWo AND 4 HALF ACRES. high cor
ner plot near Rockville: perfect
home site. S3.950. OIL. 2-6l5s.
HILLS GROVE, Bethesda.
ia acres. rolling wooded lot: desir-
able estate sec: $500. OIL. 2-2364
WE HAVE MANY desirable building
sites in the exclusive Potomac Hunt
country. Lot sizes from l acre to q
RoGIEY SSeS now 1Ne eyaiEssi Po9omas sAMHeL Aee Of
MONT. COUNTY. colesyille area
Over acre of wooded land with .
stream. Lo. 6-4656. lis
Evening star., 1953-04-18

.-TLANTIC CITY-Duplex, brick; 8
furn. and dec; 100 yds. from
boardwalk; $14,90o. HU. 3-3546.
BETHANY BEACH. DEL, "our House.
4th and Atlantic, aye.-2-bedrm.
terrace ant. avail June 20-Juiy
IL: Aug. S-Aug. 15; Aug, 29-Sept.
II. S75 Wk. L. T. GRAVATTE,
Realtor. MA. S-0753 10
EPPING FOREST-Restricte yr.-
round rambler: bedrms., 3 tiled
baths, sun deck. fenced lot: lease at
MAINE SEACOAsT COTTAGE :
Modern, conf; beaut. location; S65
wk. oL. 230353. -19
newly dec; sleeps 8. u block from
boardwalk; $3.50 season. HU. 3-3646.
Evening star., 1953-04-18
FARMS tcont.D

$50, O,O00-Howard Co.: 16O-acre dairv
farm. A show place. 7-rm. modern
home, tenant house, 6O-stanchion
barn, also dry barn, machine she'd
all other nee. outbldgs., all fenced
in good repair. Fields all fertile land
in grass.
40,000-Howard Co.; 146-acre stock
farm; S-rm. modern home. nice view
land very productive, all cleared. lSe
bank barn. all nee. outbldgs., i'm
mediate possession.
S25 25,000-Howard Co.; 5o-acre dandy
small dairy farm, 15-Stanchion barn
all other outbldgs.; S-rm. home, nice
view. on highway.
S6,50O-44 acres. fertile land: L.
rm. house. sets back mr.. stream,
cattle barn. elec.. running water.
quick poss.
S14 ,000-Howard Co.; 6 acres. very
attrac.. new. 2-bedrm. bungalow sets
up high, oil heat, full bsmt., hWd.
mrs. lge. attic: immed. poSs, JOHN
BUROOFT at Colesville. Md. 1878
Gsf GSIesEie Evererean; fd; Ryse silyeF Spring, Nd
MIDDLETOWN VALLEY. MD.
iarm' . and room basement houses.
Zoo hen layer capacity houses, ex-
tcnStve view, oak shade, fruit and
grapes. Price, $3.50.
l0-acre mountaintop 9-room house.
barn and other buildings. 1.lOO
tam TAR and valley outlook. Price
20 acres level land near village g.
room frame house, basement barn
and chicken houses. This is a
small valley farm in a beautiful
Ty1esteTn y10 4Tn Maryland region. Price,
South Mountain, nearly completed.
modern rambler of brick construc-
tion. has breezeway connected brick
garage, bedroom. floor board ra-
66lation' modern kitchen. mountain
nome nome one acre ground, site over
looks Myersville and. is near stores.
churches and school. Price, S14,-
Properties are in Frederick County,
towards Hagerstown and in line with
haeu Sne FeaeTai RAJ PIKE under construction
Frederick. THEoDoRE F. S MENK, EiHs
927 18th st. NV, EX. 3-274O. or
Mrs. Routzhan. Myersville 2722 for
these and other opportunities.
38-A. COLLINGTON LOAN, 10 mi.
y; C.. suitable for Subdiv., nursery,
TOBACCO sSa etc; many bldgs; for stor-
7.rm. house, 5-rm. tenant house.
ON RAPAHANNOCK r.
Very fertile, beaut., mod. 6-rm.
mouse, outbldgS., 32 Black Angus.
. reg. bull, hog: farm equip.
9i9-A PLANTATION, TO mi D. c..
lge. mod. 12-rm. manor house, a.
rm. mod. bungalow, > tenant houses:
Scar gar; outbldgs.. fish pond:
ideal for boys club or summer re-
sort MT Olson. FARM AND CITY.
Evening star., 1953-04-18
VIENNA. VIRGINIA

ARCHITECTS HOME
Ten acres near Madeira School, with
lovely remodeled Colonial home Of
bedrooms and baths; post and
raid fence: barn for horses; lovely
distant view from patio terrace;
charm and distinction: exclusive
convient location. EXpect- to re-
decorate and don't expect immediate
possession. So, 500. For appoint
ment, ask operator for Vienna 600.
HUGH McDAIRMTD
Selected Real Estate -1e
Evening star., 1953-04-18
STORES FOR RENT tcont.)

SHOPPING CENTER. Maryland. suit
able for apparel, 5 d 10, hardware.
Fixtures incl. in rent. WE. 5-6272.
Evening star., 1953-04-18
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

VERMoNT sSS " aSd6 AYE AND A. + St T SW air
conditioned space. Avail. May l.
ADEQUATE facilities Suit. many uses.
Reas. rental. GOLDSTEN BROS,
RE T-l9SS. lis
III36 GEORGIA AvE.-Entire st
FIR. rms. and bath. suitable for
business and living quarters. Key
at 24l4 Reedie pl. taround cornerl
7:30 to 4 pm; JU. 9-16S4: co.
6Is r ST. N.W.-Five rms. second
floor across from the Hecht Co. Ideal
for alterations: photographer; nov
elites. Reas. rent. Call Penny
Apostolides. RA. 6-3190 or RE.
r-SnoI 20
Evening star., 1953-04-18
IS ACRES

10 ACRES
seldom do you find a modern Cane
COO. 3 bedrooms and 2 baths, on
sloping ground with a beautiful
flower garden surrounded by dog
wood and other trees. All for milady.
For the man of the house there is
2-story barn with water and
electricity. workshop and log guest
house that can be made most at
30 in timber. Also a garden and a
chicken house for both Price, S3O,-
600. $4,000 down. Good terms.
Only % miles from Washington.
MANNAS REALTY co.
2116 Wilson Blvd. ia. 1878
Ewes. Call Browning 74O-J-2.