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Evening star., 1954-05-06

E. Judd also announced that
John H. Davis, jr, has been
named a director and new
management council established.
The council will include: James
w. Shields, executive vice pres
ident and treasurer; John H.
Davis, jr., vice president and
secretary; Willard E. Brown and
Henry J. Laupp, assistant vice
presidents, and Elmer M. Pusey.
business manager
Annual Outing Scheduled
The annual outing of the Dis
trict Building and Loan League
will be held at Prince Georges
Golf & Country Club on June Z.
it was announced by Donn B.
Thomas, chairman for the event.
Savings and loan league lead
erS from here left yesterday for
Greensboro, N. c.. to attend the
annual meeting Of the Federal
Home Loan Bank of Greensboro.
The group included: Edward K.
Jones, president of the District
league. William H. Dyer and F.
Wilson Camp.
Hotze Named Chuirmun
r. Edward Hotze has been
named chairman of the adver-
tising and publicity committee
for the 39th annual convention
of the Financial Public Relations
Association to be held here Sep
temper 26-30.
This was announced by Robert
M. Lyon, general chairman for
the convention.
Other members of the public
ity committee will be j. Robert
Sherwood, Godfrey M. Kauff-
mann, w. Frank GateWood, John
Hardie and Eugene Glasgow. The
convention will attract nearly
1000 bankers from all parts OF
the United States.
New Packard DeoIership
The newly franchised Packard
Motor leadership of Dalton
Burrell opened showrooms today
at Connecticut and Florida ave-
nues NV. John C. Dalton, jr..
is president.
Only five months ago Mr.. Dali
ton opened his first Packard
leadership at 100 Kalorama
road NV. That establishment
now will handle servicing and
warranty work for two show
rooms. Associated with Mr.. Dali
ton is Claude E. Burrell.
Green Light for Rails
Railroad shares are in a rela-
lively favorable position on the
stock market as result of an
ticipated improvement in earn
ings in the second quarter. de-
clares a bulletin from Bache &
Co. Many rails are selling at less
than times 1858 earnings, it
states.
More constructive policies OF
the Federal Power Commission
have aided the outlook for natu-
raj gas stocks, reports Sutro Bros.
& Co. The recent FPC ruling in
the Panhandle Eastern rate case
was cited as an example.
, 1954-10-12
Notice to Candidates

Notice is hereby given to all
candidates seeking election to
the legislature that in accord
ance with Section 2 (a), Chap
ter " Of the Electoral Law
for the Virgin Islands the
drawing Of lots to decide the
order of names upon the Bal
lot will take place on Tuesday,
October 10, 1854 at 400 pm.
in the Police Court House,
Christiansted, st. Croix.
Candidates are invited to be
present or to send represen
tative.
w. F.
St. Croix, v. /.
Chairman Electoral Board
, 1954-10-12

Edmond G. Powers, educational
director Of the Lighting Bureau,
points out that adequate light not
only enables drivers and peGes-
TRANS to see and be seen, it affords
visibility Of warning signs and
Cher safety precautions.
adequate lighting saves much
more than it costs. For $500 to
S4.nn Per capita per year, a COM
m,'nity cen have modern, ade-
gas.e, safe lighting
, 1954-10-12

for the sale of the Corpora
tons assets to private enter
prise, an dseveral groups have
indicated interest in purchas-
ing the facilities.
It is not known what posi-
ton the local administration
has taken on the subject but
it is understood that some
Department Of Interior Off
Gals do not favor indefinite
federal appropriations fo rthe
Corporation.
, 1954-10-12

If you want to curb traffic
slaughter and destruction, go to
the core of the p~roblem-traffic
after dark.
Night traffic accidents cost the
nation more than daytime crashes
10000 lives, 740, 900 injured
people and $2,O41, 100000 in eco
nomic loss per year-fn spite Of
the fact that only a third as many
vehicles are operating at night as
in daylight.
The essential difference in night
traffic is reduced visibility because
Of insufficient light.
Experience reported by the Ma
tional Street and Traffic Safety
Lighting Bureau shows how ade-
quate lighting reduces; night acci-
dents.
The frontiersman., 1954-12-30
SOCIAL CALENDAR
FRIDAY, DECEMBER 3l

FRIDAY. DECEMBER 3l NEW YEARS EVE DANCE, School gym. RENEW DRIVER LICENSE, Final day.
 SATURDAY. JANUARY l NEW YEARS DAY, 1855
 SUNDAY. JANUARY 2 SLED DOG RACES, Wasilla, 1 pm.
 MONDAY. JANUARY 3 SCHOOL RESUMES KIWANIS CLUB, Coop club room, 12:05 pm. BETA SIGMA PHI EXPLORER SCOUTS, U. P. Church, 7 pm.
 TUESDAY. JANUARY 4 ANNUAL GAME HEARING, Sportsmen's Range, pm. MASONIC LODGE, Carpenters Hall, 8 pm. BOY SCOUTS, U. P. Church, 2 pm. CITY COUNCIL, Clerks office, 7:30 pm. P-TA EXECUTIVE meeting
 WEDNESDAY. JANUARY 5 MAT. SPORTSMEN CLUB, Club quarters, 8 pm. WELL CHILD CONFERENCE, Health Center, 2-4 pm. CHAMBER OF COMMERCE, Co., Op club room, 12:05 pm. B. P. o. ELKS, Elks lodge, 8 pm. INSTALLATION OF OFFICERS, Eastern Star, Carpenters Hall, 8 pm.
The frontiersman., 1954-12-30
HOME NURSING COURSE TO OPEN JANUARY 3l

The first class in the Civil De- fense Home Nursing course to be sponsored in the greater Palmer area will be held on Monday eve ming, January 31, at 8 pm. at the home of Mrs. Dexter Bacon on Bailey HI. Those planning to take the course are requested to regis ter with Mrs. Bacon as soon as possible. Mrs, Bacon, registered nurse, will be class instructor.
The frontiersman., 1954-12-30

ton, this area, covering all of Alaska and Greenland and 80 per cent of Canada, has become with in the past few decades an inter nationally significant region.
 The Institute pledges its great CT support to help develop this area. Since it's founding it has sponsored, in whole or in part, 16O separate projects. The non- profit organization is responsible for the scientific program of the Arctic Research Laboratory at .Pt. Barrow.
The frontiersman., 1954-12-30

and Subarctic stand now in much the same relation to the rest of the continent as did the Far West a century ago." the booklet states. Tt is a vast frontier little known and almost entirely undeveloped. It has recently become assessiEle by means of long-range aircraft to a degree undreamed of a few years, ago."
 The booklet points out that the resources of its lands and seas, particularly it's mineral wealth, hold promise of economic benefits for the entire continent. In addi-
The frontiersman., 1954-12-30
BOOKLET COMPARES
 ALASKA'S FRONTIER WITH FAR WEST A CENTURY AGO

Development of the North American Arctic and Subarctic stands to gain broad financial support from industry if the Ar ctic Institute of North America acheives its aims.
 These aims are summarized in a large booklet the Institute re- gently published. Joseph T. Flax ne, director of the Institutes pro- gramming, this week sent copy to Otto William Geist, research associate in paleontology at the University of Alaska, and a fel- low of the institute.
 "The North American Arctic
The frontiersman., 1954-12-30
Unemployment Benefits Explained by Official

A. E. Phillips, executive direc- tor of the Employment Security Commission, of Alaska, this week called attention to the popular misconception concerning what would happen to unemployment insurance benefits if the unem- ployment Compensation fund should drop below S2,000,OOO.
 Public understanding seems to be that as quickly as the fund drops below S2,000,000, benefit payments must be automatically cut back to a maximum of S2O weekly. Reference to the Law re- vals that this is not true,
 Section 51-5,2bO ACLA 1949, as amended by Chapter II, SLA 1851, and by Chapter 99, SLA 1853, reads as follows:
 Amount of Benefits. Subject to the other provisions of these Act benefits shall be payable to any eligible individual during the benefit year in accordance with the weekly benefits amount and the maximum benefits poten- tally payable shown in the fol- lowing schedule for such base period wages shown in the sch- edule as are applicable to such individual: Provided, however, that said weekly benefit amount shall not exceed $20 per week, and the said maximum benefits potentially payable shall not ex- ceed $400, for any individual dur ing any benefit year if the bal ance in the fund is less than $2,- 100000 on January first of the calendar year in which his bene- fit year begins"
 You will note that the balance in the fund must be less than $2,- 100000 on January 1st of the cal endar year in which the individ- ual's benefit year begins. Under the existing law, all benefit years begin with the first full calendar week in July, and, therefore, in order for the automatic reduction to $2O per week to be effective, the balance would have had to be less than $2,000,000 on January l., 1954-if it were to be effective during the present benefit year.
 Even if the fund balance were to drop below $2,000,000 on Janu- ary l, 1855, the automatic" re- duction to $20 per week and $400 in the benefit year could not take place until the benefit year com gnencing with the first full cal endar week in July 1855.
 Federal Employees to Benefit
 The Territory of Alaska Elm .sloyment Security Commission eaas signed an Agreement with the Secretary of Labor, J. P. Nit chell, which provides for placing Federal unemployed civilian workers under covered employ ment, according to Phillips. The agreement becomes effective January l, 1855 and brings a po- tential 15,000 Federal workers of Alaska under the rights, benefits and responsibilities of the Alaska agency.
 \ Federal workers, to become eli gible for benefits, must comply with all the rules and regulations applicable to other unemployed persons in Alaska. This will in volve waiting period, being able to work and available for work, and other determinations as re- quiIed of unemployed persons in private industry.
 aEg&ssagsssggsgsg.gsgg
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90 Acres, Brick House
sat 500 EuuinDed

living is offered by this
substantial S-room brick house with
oil heat and bath; large frame barn;
l6 Hereford COWS, IL calves; nearly
new Farmall tractor and line OF
situated in good farming country Is
miles from Washington. Shown BY
appointment by
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VIRGINIA WATERFRONT property
miles south 81 intersection o
Shirley hgwy. and Route 4, Wood
bridge. Va. One lot ut Featiierstont
Shores, SUx2UO It,. boat dock, fire.
place, train connection to Wash.
p. G. on Potomac River; sand beach
tidewater; bay 5 miles wide; boating
bathing; beautiful site. Box 330-B
81 IA MARY,s COUNTY, Nd, ON st
Patrtck's Greek; beautiful 0-rm
home. ami. furn.,. garage, tool
house. wharf; 1S,it: boat; on hard.
owner will take Ist trust, SO. IL Of
l0 yrs; wonderful for retired couple
Exclusive, FERRALL REAL ESTATE
R II. sEiSsES; ESTATE. Mathew.
County; 80 acres, 10 open. balance
pine Weeds good waterfront S.,i f.!
fully modernized. rooms with
bedrooms, 2 baths; 800. CAPT
Il. c. ROBSON. Ret, Broker. White
new EVE sli. ysi home at Tidewater. Va
= bedrms., ami; lge. lot; pvt. beach
goo s ROAD m H 5ns sOmmS IN aa en-
MODERN HEATED HONE. facinl
Potomac River: . rooms LIST DIR.
approx. ! acre. Grand view; bargain
$1b,uU0: L. MERLE TRADER. Coles
9ls ACRES with beautiful SCOTT
waterfront on Rhodes River; III loi
cabins. | lodge din. rm. to sea
$50, clubhouse. lge. sleeping bldg
with. 10 rms. furnished with BED
for 100; lse. pier and boat harbor
sacriflce price, $40,OOO. %. mile
from d. c. UN. 4-2695 after | pm
COTTAGE AND BUSINESS
Within !, blocks Of the bay you cal
own q lovely cottage. hot-water heat
= bedrms. and bath, liv. rm.. din
rm. and kit. utility rm.. = closet
porches. one q summer bedrm.;
large lots, 200-ft. front, dutch oven
garage and shop. fruit trees. 1
small cottage. which has been mad
into licensed dog kennel for q
dogs. has been paying business
within = blocks of q hotel, wher,
there is plenty Of Advertising. Mali
cottage Is mostly furnished.
RUBY DOWNS. Broker
Downs Bldg.. Deale, Md.
West River 2-ll64: II no answer. $40,
SOUTH RIVER
One to i've acre lots
Houses, 3 and bedrooms
Also large acreage
Close to new highway and within 2:
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COMMERCIAL

Vienna. .1l0 50. It. fronting or
Hwy. 1913. water and sewer available
Arlington blvd. valuable corner oi
3la acres. all utilities, suitablt fol
any type business OF will lease.
Annandaie. 10 acres. water and sewer
available or will consider trade.
APARTMENT GROUND
10 acres level to rolling. water and
sewer available; Falls Church area
$4,000 per acre.
D acres. all utilities. Columbia pike
8 acres. fronting on main hwy, al
utilities. plated for 1875 units.
ACREAGE
146 acres, Shirley hwy, suitable fol-
low-coSt housing: utilities available
= parcels containing SO and 20 acres
level fronting on black top road. mr.
Annandale.
o acres fronting on Hwy. 90 and 211
= miles beyond Centerville, with
beautiful spring on rear Of property
CALL JIM CRAVEN,
Arthur L. Walters Co.
IA q T. ~ A I a 4
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GOOD FARMS

Below are Just a few; come in anc
go over our large list
SMALL DAIRY FARM In excellent To-
cation. daily driving distance Il
ANOTHER SMALL DAIRY FARM with
good herd machinery. equI&Inent
and feed. oil for $3S.500.
900 ACRE DAIRY FARM-BexOtifu
home. good bldgs., herd and equip.
ment: ciose-in. good tenant; S89, 500
CATTLE RAISING
FARM Of 300 acres, nicely located
200-ACRE RIVER FARM with bricl
home. This is one Of the best fol
stock or crops: $4,000.
11O-ACRE FARM-S21 500.
95 ACRES, old house and outbldgs.
hard road; S14, 900.
40 ACRES. large modern home, out.
bldgs.. pond: $19.950.
HIGHWAY RESTAURANT and cabin.
on 10 acres: $4,000.
OPEN saturdays AND SUNDAYS
RIPLEY & ROMER, INC,
REALTORS GATTHERaBUR0 20e
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AVIATION

STlNsON GULL WING - Completely
n soS sn sepS
Risked for camera. Best offer over
81 800 takes 1t. Also recently recov.
cred Interstate with Franklin liz
approx. 20 hrs. since topped. Excel
both at Beacon. SO $3.50. 81
BEAUTIFUL 5-place Stinson WI with
3O0-h.p. Lyeoming, IN excellent con-
dition; completely recovered 1852
always l,angered: luxuri0usly up.
folstered: full instrument panel; 2.
way radio and direction Under; sac.
PIPER CRUISER. J5-A, majorec
engine, faLric good. new license
1878; Taylor craft, reltcense, fabric
good. engine top. $4S5. Can be seer
at Manassas Airport. Call ManAs.
sas, Va, 13O-J-3 or KE. 8-4S39.
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. TRAlLMs Can't

1876: SILVER STAR, 80 IT,. sleeps 4
aluminium. modern picture windows
$2,695. Terms arranged. 2 miles
50: OF Woodbridge. Va, on U. s. 1.
snAtL an Eo6s Rof TRArE EeRn0 saatppsd
se .f ns sFAsT2SET 81 tsn sass mod %.
S2,705. HENDRIX, Lot IA, Oak
Grove nrr Park 4 miles south Alex; on
TRxffiiER, SEQ. Also ao-sal. a al.
ium, with pump and inter. XII
1918 SLLsTATE. rs it., $500: sleeps
4 :; sse s ANY time Lot H. Temple
TRAvELo 1851 house trailer, Il IT..
e essS or sons esrm SiS0 Can or oS Sest SsE
1877 q SLf HORRS.y se-ft. fully EQUIPPED 5
sleeps 4, excel. cond.; $1,150. WE
sPPSRRffoeNETrE, est. 1913. al
alum, twin beds. new avn; 81 $50
AID. 1854 after 4 pm. weekdays
HOUSE TRAILER. %. kit, comp
with bath. sleeps 4. Very reason
able. Space 116, Potomac Tourist.
LUGGAGE TRAILER. new 4xs IT
BUuy, Y1O .DUs r. -. 6OONE, MC-
Whorter pl.. Annandsle. Va. JE
3 LUGGAGE TRAILERs-New, HON,
made, reas.s 1919 Jackson st. ne. :
FOR SALE-Van TYPE, all meta,
luggage trailer, 4ia ft.xt1a it.. com.
plete ready to roll. $3.50. ~: 2
ssfT ziM GE1s i TSxrn 1sko% eauI hass
with air-conditioner. refgr,, shower
toilet and dolly, etc. Best offer
over 5000. Call ia. 9-6SS6.
28-FT. TRAILER, AZ, with bath. in
excellent condition Priced for quick
sale. Riverside -3-3311.
LUGGAGE TRAILER. 4x8x2. S75
Boat tracer for 14-ft boat; $50.
Both All Cypress 7-9311. -
1945 ALL ALUM. tandem wheels
stool, shower. W. H. Dolly, 1915.
ARE you LOOKING for an inexpen-
sive. vacation? See this 14-ft. coast
trailer, brand new from California,
sleeps 5, also "a Terry complete
line to order from 10. 5-3032 for
appointment
Inc arrest DISPLAY of nationals
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AUTOS 6 TRUCKS FOR HIRE

HeaItor
Goth st. NV. RE. 1855
al
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DESK SPACE

ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area: telephone
answering. mail service and public
stenographer available. Call DE,
2-SOOO
FREE to public stenographer. notaries,
setc., in downtown real estate ONCE.
Call RE. 1894 or RA. $500
BARR BLDG, 80 nth st. NV nr,
Conn. and Knew mod. attractive
desk space for those who want the
best, Receptionist, switchboard. mail
ana telephone-answering service
available Cali ST 3-3456
FACTORY REPRESENTATIVES -
REDUCE OVERHEAD. Desk space in
beautifully furnished Semi-prtvate
of1ces. Reception. switchboard, sec
retarial service. Highly qualified star
available. Complete facilities fur
nished; new electrical and cleo
tronic equipment; elevator. air.
conditioned modern building. near
Mayflower and Statler. Elk, 3-o939.
DESK, SPACE or furnished private
rm. in modern once. Vermont g.
L nv; low rent. Call Elk. 1886.
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Warrenton

Phone $50 berkeley Springs, w.
BARGAIN List Free.
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WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT
FLORIDA PROPERTY

opportunity.
charming ",-bedrm. brick home.
furn.. architect DESTINED. heated. /
acre ground. Salt and fresh water
fshlna. Avail. Feb. 20 to May 30.
$3.50 entire period OIL. 2-997S.
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DOWNTOWN
Office Snace RarOain

Less. than 81 per 50. it,: 1000 to
900 SO. It. in whole or in part;
bldg. equipped with pass. and frgt.
elevators, loading facilities: INN.
occupancy. JOLLES g. SENNETI
CO., DI. 7-4244, ewes. tn. 2-6le4.
COLORED-DOCTOR OFFICE. with
EQUIPMENT ,t nciuaed I'M, al c9s S,h price zee
EyartS SITS. ne; rent. $50: now
available. Apply GUY Thinner,
1929 18th ST. NV. NO. T-4907.
COLORED-IDEAL OFFICE space
now avail: in Dunbar i A9tei at rea IS
= or call NO 7-S9T0 81
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

Continued on Next PaEs.I
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. VACATION PLACES

MOBILE HOMES FOR RENT-os
You can save hundreds OF dollar,
and enjoy every minute, AMERICAN
.IAAlLEh CO.. INC. 1880 Wis. ave.
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OFFICES 8 STUDIOS WANTED

wANTED-Approx. 1000 So. It. or
more in new or old ONCE bldg, or
s;.a sex IN sfST
or call Mr. FIRRA. ME. S-1143
INSURANCE BROKER desires 3
rm. suite out of downtown. area,
preferably Wis. ave. or Conn. ave
NV Call MR. zIPSZER at RE.
7-1T56 during business hours. -3l
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TRUCK BARGAINS

EASY TERMS
DODGE AZ C.O.E. furniture van; 1o-
It. body; excellent; $685..
GMC '52 $50, 12-ft. stake; like new;
low mileage. $1.695.
CHEW. 1947 sedan delivery; perfect
condition throughout; only 1929.
FORD 1910 acton panel; excellent
running condition: only $169.
0MC as acton pickup; here IL . real
buy; SAC.
INTL. '52, L-1e5 tractor, fully equipt.
ready to go: 1896.
FORD 1910 1h-ton nat; perfect run.
ming shape; only 1895.
QMC 81 Diesel; extra clean;, work
horse; $4,295.
ONO 1913 EF241 package delivery;
looks and runs excellent; only 1869.
CHEV. 40 la-ton pickup; . clean
unit; $525.
FORD '53 h-ton pickup, r. and h.;
5000 act. miles; can't tell from new.
$1.O95.
GMC '4S 1-ton package delivery: new
paint runs perfect; $500.
CENTRAL MOTOR co,
Your Friendly GMC Dealer
2S04 JEFF. Davis Hwy. Arl.
Dust Over the 14th st. Bridget
OF A-T5oO TIL, O. PM
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SPRING A COMING

DAMASCUS-147 acres open land
the best farm land in this area
s rms. 9 baths, o.h.-w. heat, re-
Gently remodeled; lge. bank barn
and excellent 20-stanchion dairy
milk house; small guesthouse. tool
shed and granary; beautiful view
on hard surface road: can be bought
INC. ia. 4-1155. or AP. 7-401 3
after n m
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OWNERS MUST SELL
FREDERICK COUNTY

A real show place, unsurpassed piano.
ramic view Of the Blue Ridge Noun
tains. and Sugar Loaf in the ofiine.
This perfectly equipped farm Of itSa
acres OF gently rolling. highly pro.
duetive grade soil. 99ts tillable;
q long frontage on Route Is. A
stately old brick mansion together
with q Wash. D. c.. approved dairy
barn. plus all necessary buildings
and equipment to produce the finest
milk In the area. This is our offer
estate has to be settled. the heirs
want to sell. Call wO. 6-Sj55 for
more details
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A coon EAPM

COMMUTERS FARM-4O acres. neal
B6sO r.. Modern 11-room house
copper plumbing, heat and bath
newly decorated. Barn, Scar ga.
rage. large shade trees and lawn
RSe9 s pond ana s1ss to P99 tOn.H
Good value, $4,000.
TO INSPECT this and many Othel
country places. call 9. BEST LIN.
THICUM. Beallsville, Md. Pooles.
vile 1882 with Bogley's Rock' liz
once. Poplar 2-6151.
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BOATS

25-FT. SPEEDBOAT, trailer and
lhe preservers: $3.50. TIE. 6-5729
SPEED BOAT. 1s-ft,, 1851. factory
built; less engine; $40. DE. 2-6.1O
4 NEED small cupboard motor. / to q
h.p.; also driven air COMPRESSOR
Win pay cash. OWEN. OIL. 4-j462
SAlLBOAT, 30-ft. deep keel cutter
full head room cabin, Gray marine
4O-h.p. engine, hollow spruce mast;
goed cruising boat; S1.650. OIL
' o. e1pi4oH GDi SssfsR Po sS
fife iys MSnsso aM Msaa
CHRTs-CRAFT KITS. i4-ft. de luxe
H. s sa95. nov now sis5' 1S-ft; cruiser
WANTED-Motor -saiier or cruising
sailboat. any cond. State price
oft SIF '1 oGrs ssssi CRUISER, incl
head galley. etc, and 1853 Evin.
s ssfa II a6o 9S R fsTSSb f So.s
beam. ideal for fishins and chartel
business. built in 1919, has Girls
Craft 95-h.p. engine Installed new
In 1852 with only % hrs running
RcA ship-to-shore radio-telephone
spotlight. bell. al brass fittitngs
Boat painted yearly; will guarante,
Satisfaction. Must sacrifice. JE
2-1l09.
TRADE-Eauity in two homes fol
approx, 2s.ft. cabin cruiser. MIR
BARGAIN, 32-ft. ACT. cabin cruiser
$685.. Owner transferred Also hav,
hoCse and car for sale. AP. 1882
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WEST VA. g..

Skyfied. overlooking Maryland the
Potomac River and airport below
You can see in all four directions
for miles and miles: it's one of the
Sportsmen's paradises. along with a
money-making farm consisting OF
-:25 acres: 40 acres in bearing APP
pie trees, so acres in farming and
pasture land. Fenced, ponds. :
stocked with ash: two 6-rn. dwell
ing houses with electricity. running
water. large barn, packing house.
other outbldgs. 2 wells, springs.
stream. some timber, fishing and
hunting: on hard-top road. It's
more than an orchard; grain and
stock farm. With a little levelins
Of 1t would make one OF longest
highest and dryest air fields in the
country. Taxes SIS a year. The
view alone is worth the price
S15,500.
0. E. WIDMYER
Phone $50 berkeley Springs. w. Va,
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See Us For Farms, Many Bargains
Small and Large
CHAPMAN REAL ESTATE
Rt. IS. Bet. Centreville and Manassa.
CULPEPER, VA.

1-DESIRABLE new 2-bedroom home
close in, town water natural ga,
heat. Only $3.50. Terms. Quicl
possession.
LIB ACRES, stock farm between
Culpeper and Orange. $4,000
3-MONEY making dairy farm, ship.
ping, equipped, stocked. Walk ou
proposition NOW. Inquire. WAUGE
REAL ESTATE AGENCY, Culpeper