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The Nome nugget., 1954-03-24
Anchorage Plumbers Stop Work In Demand For 4O-cents-an-hour Hike

ANCHORAGE, R m Plumbing work in the Anchorage area was all stopped up Tuesday as con- tractors laid off all except emer- gency service crews.
 The action followed failure of the AFlL Plumbers and Steamfit- ters Union to accept by Monday midnight a 5-cent-an-hour wage increase offered by the contract ors. The union men want a 40-cent increase. Current scale is $40 an hour.
 Bob Barnett, member of the contractors negotiating commit tee, said negotiations will be re- sumed Wednesday night. Until then, only plumbing work neces- sary for protection of life and property will be done.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-24
Norman Smith, 96, Who Plotted Nome T0wnsite Dies In Eureka, Calf.

EUREKA, Calif., R-Norman R.. Smith, 96, one of the founders and former mayor of Port An geles, Wash, died late Monday.
 Smith retired some 20 years ago to Moonstone Beach near Eureka after a life that took him to the Klondike and Alaska during the gold rush days of the '90's.
 He surveyed a route for the Whitehorse Yukon Railroad and in 1900 plotted the townsite of Nome, Alaska.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-24
C. of C. and Government Officials To Attend Mt.
 Mckinley Park Meeting

SEATTLE, LR-Three executives of the Seattle Chamber of Com merce accompanied by two gov- ernment officials from Washing ton, D.C., left today via Pan Am erican Airways enroute to Fair banks. They will go on to Mt. Me Kinley National Park Thursday for the meeting of the All-Alaska Chamber of Commerce.
 President Donald H. Yates of the Seattle Chamber was accom- panied by Martin O'Rourke, man. ager of the Alaska Department, and George E. Thomas, manager of the chambers Washington, DC, office. Travelling with them were Raymond Davis, assistant US. Secretary of the Interior, and John L. Farley, director of the US. Fish & Wildlife Service.
 Chamber representatives from Ketchikan and Juneau are ex- pected to join the Seattle and Washington, DC, group enroute to Fairbanks.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-24
Mccarthy Puts Off Investigation Of Fraud In Alaska

WASHINGTON, (R.- Sen. Me Carthy today announced and then suddenly postponed plans for two new investigations involving al leged fraud in Alaska and Com munists in defense plants.
 Two Democrats and two Repub- ican members of McCarthy's seven-man Senate Investigations subcommittee had just cast cold water on the proposal for new hearings when Sen. Mundt R-SD) sent word of the cancellation.
 Mccarthy said later he had called off today's meeting be- cause he has a conflicting date to sit as chairman of an Appropri- ationS subcommittee meeting. He said he would poll the subcom- mittee on the idea of taking up the other public hearings.
 Mccarthy had announced ear Her that his subcommittee - all ready busy with plans for a show down inquiry into the row betWen Mccarthy and Army officials - would meet Wednesday to weigh plans for a double -barreled new investigation.
 Sen. Dirksen (R -I IlD said he doubted the subcommittee should take up any other inquiry before disposing of the Mccarthy Army dispute.
 Sen. Mcclellan ID Ark, an- other subcommittee member, told newsmen: We are not going to have any hearings as far as I'm concerned that involve other in vestigations until the pending job is finished"
 Sen. Jackson O-Wash com mented: "The committee can do only one thing at a time. We are now operating under rules agreed to unanimously by the seven mem bers of the subcommittee which foreclose hearings-public or pri- vate-until the pending contro- versy is disposed of"
 Sen. Potter R-Mich said: T think we better get at the busi- ness at hand"
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-24
From the Office of the Governor

JUNEAU-Gov. Frank B. Hein- tzleman has been informed by Secretary of the Interior Douglas Mckay that tin and antimony are among fifteen minerals that have been restored to the list of strate- gic minerals for which federal funds for exploration work may be granted.
 Tin and antimony will be eligi- ble for 75 percent government participation, Governor Heintzle- man was advised.
 The governor has pressed for the return of these minerals to the strategic list as a measure to assist the mining development of the territory.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-24
Escaped Convict To Die For Staying of Couple

FLORENCE, sc, R - An es- capped convict, accused of shooting dating couple and hacking off the girls head, is under sentence to die in the electric chair May T.
 The doomed man, Raymond Carney, 38, Negro, was convicted here yesterday of murdering H. B. Allen, 22, and was sentenced immediately.
 Carney was tried for only one of the robbery killings near Pam plico, which police called two of South Carolina's most brutal mur- ders.
 Carney had pleaded innocent.
 The sensational Case was touch ed off when Allen and Betty Clair Cain, pretty 15-year-old Pamplico schoolgirl, disappeared while on a date Dec 6.
 The girls headless body was found Dec. '. Two days later, her head, wrapped in a coat, and Aliens body were found in an abandoned well about three miles away. Officers said both had been shot and quoted Carney as say ing he hacked the girls head from her body in an effort to conceal the crime.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-24
25O,00O Acres of Land In S.W. Alaska Restored To Public Domain

WASHINGTON, R- Secretary of the Interior Mckay announced today the signing of an order re- storing about 25O,0OO acres of land in southwest Alaska to the public domain for possible future public entry.
 Mckay said the order reduces by about half the land area which had been withdrawn in the Cold Bay-Dolgoi Island and Wide Bay areas for use by the armed forces.
 Mckay said the restored land is part of the area which has been released by the Navy and that its restoration to the public domain does not disturb the remainder of the military withdrawal.
 The Bureau of Land Manage ment said inquiries about the lands should be sent the manager of it's office at Anchorage.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-24
SYNGMAN RHEE ASKS US. TO HELP UNITY KOREA

SEOUL, R - South Korea's President Syngman Rhee today called on the United States to help unify Korea by force or give him an BOX army which needs no help If peaceful efforts fail"
 Only if one of these conditions is met will South Korea attend next months Geneva conference on Korea and Indochina, Rhee de- clared.
The Nome nugget., 1954-03-24
Government Adds l9 Commodities To List Strategic Minerals Eligible
 For Financial Exploration Aid

WASHINGTON, R-The gov ernment Monday added 19 com modities to the list of IA strategic minerals which may be the sub ject of exploration projects to which the government contributes financial aid.
 The 19 added to the list have all at some time previously been eli gible for government help under the program, which was started in November, 1851, with the estab- lishment of the Defense Min erals Exploration Administration DMEA).
 Under the revised regulations the government will share half the cost of approved exploration projects for bauxite, fluorspar, graphite (crutible grade), lead, zinc, and cadmium, as well as those for chromium, copper, mo- lybdenum. The latter three have been the only minerals in the 50 percent group since last Nov. 3.
 The revision also added to the group for which the government will contribute 75 per cent of ap- proved explorations: antimony, corundum, diamonds GndustriaD, kyanite, mercury, monazite, rare earth ores, quartz crystal, rutile, brookite, tale, thorium and tin.
 Continuing on the 75 per cent list are: asbestos (crysotile only), beryl, cobalt, columbium, manga nese, mica, nickel, platinum group metals, tantalum, tungsten, and uranium.
 Secretary of the Interior Nc Kay's announcement said Director Arthur s. Flemming of the Office of Defense Mobilization certified that the expanded program lis es- sential to the national defense in order to provide a better knowl- edge of domestic resources and to less dependency on foreign sources of strategic material"
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260 acres OF rolling. fertile land ~
acres wooded. 9-rm. frame house:
prac; new 36-stanchion cow and
nav barn; many out bldgs.; water in
every field; 100 chickens, 80 head
garry cattle; prac. new Compiled
barrel; S45 900: so miles 10 Wssb.
lngton. INEZ CUSHARD EM
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I35-ACRE DAIRY FARM. 8 houses

s!los. all necessary outbuildings.
Well watered; on macadam road.
% miles to D. c. II you want
nice farm with fine milk check. here
i IS; Possession with title. Price,
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CHARLES H. JAMESON
Broker ,PnnleSYille 3oR0

MR.. BIG AND MR.. LITTLE
Dairy farm. country club or sub
division, 2Q4 acres Of beautiful
slightly rolling land in the Old
Dominion, s miles from Chain
Bridge, now being operated as q
dairy farm. one main house with
bath, gas. and electricity. 2 ten
ant houses, very good condition,
barns and silo. With $4,000 cash.
FIRST trust.
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1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. 2-3soo
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

80 4 will ave. NV. DE o-2Rnn
SOUTHERN MARYLAND
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY suit
s ape SUBDIVISION. high class small
estates or gentlemans home; 5iO.
acre Potomac River estate. 10 miles
sa a39 p S. 6; over Hwy go; $500 t.
desrsbis s"'r ne mhabsnss9t old ,sts,
dwelling Ii rooms. Colonial Ai brtcs !
and stone: completely moderni5ed:
excellent condition; fertile land:
tenant tenant houses houses. farm buildings;
mneTrcha ntsble timber; price. $50
600; S37 900 cash, balance amor
tlSed over 10 years.
BEL ALTON MD.-,25o acres; $1,000
~ dws, state read road trontage: 5-Toom
tobacco barn, stables. farm build
ines, excellent soil: considerable
TIMBER, springs, stream; price, S23.-
PROFITABLE TOBACCO ,FARM-
l53 acres, II arabic: soil pfcdGces
Plata: rood neishborhood: Z 4-room
bungalow. electricity. telephone; e.
room seGa tenant tenant house. electricity; 2
Sessession: wy s1s. {sma'n' immediate
BRYANToWN, MD.-colonial brick
residence on corner lot. excellent
uelBHUOTHoOQ, rooms, DaL1S,
basement, oil burner steam heat,
f1replaces: convenient school. good
bus service to D. c.; $4,000.
POTOMAC RIPPER, st. MaryS CO.
Year-round house, sand beach an
chorage. 1 1s-acre lot. Groom dwell
ing, 3! baths, oil hot-water heat,
artesian well, garage, servants Quar-
ters: furniture and small boat in
cluded. 81 900; terms.
NEAL SOUND, overlooking Wicomico
River-5-room modern cottage, built
1851: complete modern conveniences;
300-ft. well: pier, water sports;
suitable year-round occupancy; S1O,.
500; liberal terms.
COTTON POINT, MD. - Charming
lodge on Potomac River, beautiful
waterfront, desirable location; dock,
good anchorage; furniture included:
immed. possession; $4,000; terms
PORT TOBACCO NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
lots, 2 to & acres each. $1,000 to
$4,000; also 5-acre tracts on high
ridge with waterfront privileges;
RIVER - Homesites. 10
acres or more, sand beach; excellent
neighborhood; fishing. boating: $3.50
81. CLEMENTS sHoRE-b-room resi-.
dence, bath, electricity. oil spaos
heater, town water: good neiRhbor.
hood; $4,000; terms.
LEONARD SNYDER
Esl: s8l1 4 Plata, No.
CONTINUED On Next fasS.)
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ideal motel site; on U. S. higbwsy
In resort area; cleo. IL baths. !
Wells, lake with fish, nice stream
sihilities; -Sl1.500. conv. terms. ma
S-Sl3O. Mr.. Keesecker. or. MT
STATE REALTY. Berkeley Springs
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IE BARR1sTER CO.. RE. 1924
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HERNDON REALTY
VIRGINIA FARMS

$50 slightly rolling acre stock farm
near Broad Run, 30 acres oats. 30
acres barley. 500 acres in grass and
hay, good fencing watered BY
springs and ponds, . farmhouSes Of
3 and 7 rooms. barn and other
this is it; S120 per acre.
Call or write Mr. Harper ST. 3-72nN.
JAMES L. DIXON & CO., 1929
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CULPEPER, VA.

Operating dairy farm. 400
acres in cultivation and grass.
30 acres alfalfa: good streams.
6"-cow modern barn with hay
driers. 3 stlos. 20 COWS; prsc-
home; desirable location near
town. Walk out proposition.
S135.000. Come look. WAUGH
REAL ESTATE AGENCY. Cul.
pepper, Va.
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TODAY'S SPECIALS.

TUUAYS SPECIALSa
100 ACRES, long frontage on
State road. Modernized large s.
rm. house with porch, 2 bay win
dows, INV. floors, 2 baths, oil steam
other bldgs. Shade and fruit trees.
spring stream. beautiful view, good
neighborhood: % mi. TO D. c.
2, ACRES, 6-rm. BUNGALOW. heat
and bath, built-in garage. good
view: mi. to cloverleaf. on hard
TO INSPECT these and many other
country places, call G. BEST
LINTHICUM. Beallsville, Md. Pooles-
vile 3332, with BOGLEY's Rock
Vile ONCE POPLAR o-615l
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COLONIAL HOME


One Of the incest restored old homes
in this section of Va. Frame con.
struction. full basement, large recre.
alton room with fireplace and y:
bath. large dining room and liv-
ing room, fully. modern kitchen
one complete bath. on second floor;
large storage attic: all floors OF
original random widths boards. beau
tifully finished; polished open beam
ceiling in every. room, Mount Yer
non porch, shade and pony house
2-car garage; on nearly 4 acres OF
Fof u ne st sale. Ve Must aedS RsSe p saS
Herndon. va. Phone 135.
30O-ACRE DAIRY FARM, excellent
barn. lovely 200-year -old house.
tastefully modernized; oil heat: ten
ant house; S37. 500.
150-acre cattle farm, long highway
frontage, modern new brick resi-
dence. tenant house, 30 acres. apple
orchard Can be sold separately.
Excellent neishborhood. setting
P. NJ. BROWNING. REALTOR
John H. Hit. Associate
Culpeper, Va.
i7O-A. STOCK FARM, Groom house
with BATH bank barn. silo, other
outbuildingS; nice stream. large
pond; farm IN high state of culti-
walton. $4,000.
1 s4-acre chicken farm, large house,
chicken houses. Price $4,000.
100-acre stock farm, plenty water.
$4,000.
b-acre farm, 1O-room house. barn;
nice view. $4,000.
Sa-acre farm. modern home, on
State road, $4,000.
"a acres, frame house, sarGSS. nice
Cali Damascus 1881 Or e6eB. JHRRX
T. WILLIAMS, in diAdhill Du1ldin6,
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DOWNTOWN
4-TINIT Apt

M. goth and @ SITS. NV. where the
city'S values are soundest, where
rental demand still exceeds supply.
Where Govt. employees can walk to
work Cor to evening university
E courses). We are proud to offer
this modernly, equip, smartly re-
fully fireproofed and on a lot that
has parking facilities for cars at
$40 to S12 each per mo. All units
are nicely furn. with 2 lge. rms. and
mod. kit. and bath. The income will
at this price Of S37 500. Terms may
be available to responsible pur-
chasers. For information call MR..
NORRIS. Jr., at LA. 6-1156 on ewes.
and week ends or RE. 7-65S5 on
Ris REALTORS. excl. agents. 723
= nE1 = -. -
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Beef cattle farm. large
frame 7-bedroom house Ia
excellent condition, with g
paths, Modern cattle barn.
pank barn. 2 silos. other out
oulloingS. Good stream. 35
acres woodland. Outstanding
view; 30 miles to D. c. Price
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STORES FOR RENT

1856 COLUMBIA RID. N.W.--Across
from from, Giant I.Ss and ssfeSay ssd no reas.
ESascI sif0ssd W. tpsd s,1 Us honey
ENGLEWooD, WA. 7-1i46.
PROMINENT LOG. for your business
mo IN best ss So Pa business .1n block aHos Sif &
Walsh. ' SIS lish st s. NV. Ro0' 81 Il
1908 s01 EYE ST. NV. in heart of
medical center - Ideal for tailor,
shoe repair. barber shop. florist
R ete SAL Mr. KAY IN NE f,u s,aSTe
business. Heat and water furnished.
rs sss sH FIJI wig DE- =" a e ,':'
HSArfsVfGlllE,. MD.-s,eoo 50. IT.
In modern bldg. All or part. In
~ per So IT. Call weekdays. "a.
oFFicE STORE SHOWROOM. s$o4
sve.-So-ft, 'front.' 'front.' 'G IN new wi'c cOndil
Bsmt.. separ tie entrance. 1000 So
bon5l e oSner. fRsEE i ss,o = T. Or GLIB 1B
SILVER SPRING - Contemplating
DEVELOPMENT Of new. Ice. shopping
center. TO PURCHASE a store on
TO RENT: contact RALPH J. DUP
FlE Realtor- Builder. JU. 9-1724.
STORE FOR RENT. can be used for
T 1ssas estate or insurance ONCE. ,Tu.
All RIDGE ST. N.w.-coiored sec.
lion: good size. partly equip. for
T tx CO q, NE; s-866s. rs
suitable for any business: mr.. Dist.
line: reas; rent. 1855 Carroll ave-.
LIN AND IRVING SITS. Nw.-and-
no G front comns rSSm ideal for radio shop:
1896 ST. r. NEa el Esayins s. business nT;
location: also apt: 2 bedrms.. am /. /:
,s tSS rent 70, p 2NRTt 5;35o7 ,,,,,
remodel. 4oi7 MINI. ave. N NE. c4i7
WELDON CO. NE. S-56ii. S'' NV
Sc. AREA: stores suitable dry clean
ing; novelty or once: $50 mo. LISs
Gunner S6EAhTf az GP' a Ne s-9 sTsI N22
Over 500 50. IT. partially equipped
Can JOHN r. PfNKErT. INC. 81.
iii r ST. s.w-small store avail.
for immed occup,. with iiv. atrs.
ply Leo N. BERN STE Nen 4 c. c.
l4d5 K st; nv. NE; s-54o0.
1915 9th ST. N;W.-Approx. .24x12:
Esss; rent: n SPply Lee lRoe n f sERR
STEIN d. CO., 1415 K st. NV. ME.
STORE EoUIPPED-Ready for busi-
ness; suitable l,na e, for shoe repair. valet
B1AisaEsMfEiShf; STORE. sorm.rl, radio
repair shopk rear Of 44l6 Southern
Eve or s esil S Jo' s ns INQUIRE on I't
30 feet, suitable cleaning store, tai
SaaNSov Consul. LEASING dept.
MI. RAINIER. MD.MarocerS store
and 3-rm. apt. by apt. house de-
vve!op;: good loc.. reas. rent. WA.
e5s6 iiiith ST. N.w.-ApprOx- Zoo
ness, heat and hot water furn.. cor
ner location, key in Apt. "a. Call
w WM :. PAWS. INC. 500 H st. NV,
AEL1NGToSS, VA, 1904 Lee hwy
f G,ea' G cSd st nsors. 1891 for lunch
NEW SHOPPING CENTER in the
making: choice Arlington loo, 5000
blk Wilson blvd. METER. ia.
REMAINING STORE in Ice w%s 20.
car parking. LeesburE pike. between
Baileys Crossroads and Z Corners.
va, suit. for furn., TV and ap-
p.iances. sewing center, auto supply,
et". Call no. 2-535S or RIA. 3-I397.
GEORGETOWN. cor. seth and Pros
peet ave.-Busy area, near COLLEGE.
Suitable any business. RE. 7-l5l7.
CORNER 9Th AND A SITS. Ne
Size; l4x36. with two show windows.
newly dec. $50 month. RE. 7-I5I7.
CONN. AVE. - Established uptown
shop. center; bus at door; long
lease reSp. tenant EN-. 2-s5IT.
LGE. STORE with full bsmt., park.
ing ior cars. fronting on Fla, ave
e. excel, LOG; for any type of bust
x st. ne. Ii. 6-l212.
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AIR CONDTTTONFn
BUILDING

18th AND G SITS. NV.
134l G ST. N.W.)
II you are looking for a change In
once space come and see the beaut.
renovated Colorado Bldg, with IL,
magnificent new LOBBY, modern eie-
vaotrs, etc. World famous address
Now avail Several rooms. Freshiy
decor, Asphalt tiled frs, fluores.
cent It's. Venetian blinds, etc: |
at S67 30 and several at $3.50
For infor. call Mr.. Transue. EN-
10000. LEGUM a. GERBEF
REALTY co. 20
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Located in an attractice
setting. this outstanding farm
with water in every field. lends
ltSet to good country living.
IhlS S-room country home,
which includes bedroom and
bath on the first floor. is in
excellent condition, having
been newly decorated. lear
sarage. barn and outbuildinRs.
20 acres woodlands. remainder
IN cropland and pasture. Lo-
GATED near Potomac River one
hour committing distance from
washington. Priced S35. 900,
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Randall H. Hagner g. Co., Inc.

For further particulars Of
this and other propertieS con.
taSt L; A.. Abercrombie. Pooles.
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FENTON BUILDING
SILVER SPRING, MD.
Cor. Of Colesville I'd. and Fenton 81
OPP. Hecht Co, nice front office
containing about TOO 50. #. in this
new modern sir-cond. bldg. For
infor. call Mr.. Transue, EN-. o-90n0
LEGUM & GERBER REALTY CO
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10 UNITS
Z TIMES RENTAL

/ and 2 bedrm. units, fully occupied
Cow loo. desirable rental area.
Annual income $4,000. Shows ex-
INC. LU. 4-0T41. Ewes, LII. 1-1126
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UPPER MONT. CO., MD.

III ACRES
5-rm. house. excellent peach
orchard. 500 trees, gross So
600 to $4,000. 80 miles to
D. c. S12.600.
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Rib THE SUNDAY STAR
INVEST. PROP. SALE Cont

Washington. D. C.
SUNDAY, MARCH rs, 1854
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$40 ACRES

Estate for horses and beef
SAtt!e. lQeal for purebred
oreeoel. lO3 acres In blue
grass pasture, 145 acres In
ssTaln end crops. Plenty Of
wafer. WHITE posts and board
y rooms. 4-bedroom country
home, 2 baths, servants omar,
tiers. and bath, 2-car Rarars
thanoscapeo lawns, shade trees,
ooxWood. modern broom ten
ant mouse. cement block house
narns. cattle shed. located
Nlthin 30 miles D. c. Owner
receptive to reasonable oier,
Enn Rn.Ah
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SOUND INVESTMENT
6 uNITS

BRICK APT ri.DG~ one. 3 YRS
II rRKoMh O. PIX K Dh Al s4 1870 40
6 UNITS, FIVE 2-BEDRMS. AND
ONE BEDRM, IN SILVER
SPRING, AT S47.500. WILL AR
RANGE FINANCING. SHOWN BY
APPOINTMENT ONLY. ONCE ad-
dress. RIM 4. Citizens Bank Bldg.
Takoma PIX, Md.
Ju. 5-7560 Fulton S-7453
P. D. FORD. Builder
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND
g ACRES

With sound 3-bedrm. frame house
central heat bath, close TO Herndon
School: 81 $50, with 50 600 down
Fol. appt. TO inspect call Herndor
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10Th ST., Mr.. XII room, attrac.
decorated: l wall. pine paneied: very
DANCE STUDIOS AND OFFICES, I'm.
der conSt. in lge. GILMORE Shopping
center. Leesburg pike. between Ball
eyS Crossroads and Corners. Va.
Call HO. 2-535S or RA, 3-l397.
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So PER SO. FIT.

This price beats anything In town.
2nd, Ord, 4th floors, in new, modern
bldg. in the heart of downtown;
all utilities. separate entrances
suitable for any purpose, BOWERS
BROS, INC, AP. 7-S400.
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A FLOOR TO. YOURSELF
AND NOT . EXPENSIVE

On 10th st.. . few doors below p st..
We have B floors, each with over
1900 "a. IT. Of usAble space; pes.
senger and freight elevators. la
or 2nd eomml use; heavy floor load
CARL q. ROSINSKI CO., MA. 1929
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Kinks REALTY CO.. REALTORS

NORTH CAROLINA AVE. Sc. Semi
Diet. brick 2 apts.. only S12.950.
HO. .2.677S, ewes. CO. 5-S545 or
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80 HSR65
Potomac Hunt Area-6-
room house suitable for re-
modelling. bank barn, corn
crib. stream; about 6 miles
beyond Potomac. Md. SO, 600.
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OVERLOOKING POTOMAC RIyER

nigh. level sround, wooded with
large hardwood trees: l55-!t. road
irontage; city water: on transporta
tlon; convenient to the Potomac
school; close to Chain Fridge:
S1ou1 GEORGE MASON GREEN
CO. Realtors IA Alamo
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28

COMMERCIAL. industrial gropnd
P Gi MS;i rH WH i 1SstHE' e N
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-3-unit house
$245 mo. rental, $4,000 Ist trust
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1954-03-28

LITTLE FARMETTE, accommodate
for 800 chicks plus other farm
buildings are in addition to the
frame farm house with an electric
kitchen. bath. OLA heat garage,
all kinds Of fruit trees and 80
acres of land, about 81 acres
cleared for cultivation S21 $50.
HOLLEY REALTY KE $3.50