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stop at a 'half-dozen valley towns
as she proceeded to HollinsS Col
lege where she is a student. On
her itinerary are Charles Town
w. Va; Front Royal, Luray
Timberville, New Market and
Natural Bridge.
Close to 100000 persons came
to Winchester yesterday for the
final events of the festival, in
GLIDING the spectacular grand
feature parade led by television's
Capt. Video on a space ship float
made by the citizens of nearby
Stephens City, Va.
The parade was more than five
miles long and took three hours
to pass. There were close to TO
floats, almost as many bands and
enough participants to number
22l marching units.
Another beauty queen was
chosen before the festival drew
to close. Miss Alice Ann
Roderick. Is, of Charles Town,
w. Va. won the Miss Shenan-
doah Valley beauty contest Just
before the parade started. Run
ners-up were Shirley Ann Rit-
tenour of Woodstock, Va, and
Carol Hammock of Warren
County, Va.
First prize winning units for
the f1remen's parade on Thurs
day night were announced as
follows:
Best appearing uniformed fire
company, Harrisonburg Hose Co.
No. 4; best pumper over 500
gallons, Nokesville Volunteer Fire
Co.; best pumper under 500
gallons, Annandale Engine Co.
No, 8; best appearing ladies
auxiliary. Harrisonburg Hose Co.
No. 4; best college, prep school
or municipal band, MasSanutten
Military Academy Band; best
high school or grammar school
band, Andrew Lewis High School
OF Salem. Va: best senior drum
and bugle corps. Morris Frock
Drum and Bugle Corps. Hagers-
town. Md; best Junior drum
and bugle corps, American
Legion of Redwood, w. Va;
best drum major, Mike O'Brian,
Martinsburg, w. Va; best major
cite. Jessica Gay Hill, Martins
burg, and best maiorette group,
Arlington County Recreation
Department majorettes.
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YWCA Dance MIGHT

The silver Spring Takoma
Park (Md0 YWCA young adults
will hold a semiformal dance
from 8 TO IL o'clock tonight in
the viers Mill Recreation Cen
ter. Those desiring transporta-
ton can apply at the Y Cottage,
Georgia and Alaska avenues NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-30
Tax Rise by
Budget Cuts
Figure Trimmed to
$l3.S Million; More
School Aid Expected

A $13.8 million budget, carry.
ing no increase in the tax rate.
was adopted yesterday by the
Fairfax Board of County Super
visors alter cuts totaling $243.-
900 were made in proposed
expenditures fer 1856.
A 1910 tax levy was approved
by a 6-to-1 vote with super
visor Mrs. Anne Wilkins dis
senting. Mrs. wilkins objected
to an $4,000 cut made in rec
reation funds and to an assump-
ton by the board that schools
will get more Federal aid next
year than was originally ex-
pected.
Originally a Sal million
budget had been drafted. car
rying a proposed tax increase
of Is cents. This tax increase
was eliminated through the
$243, 900 reduction, plus an an
ticipation that revenues will be
1865 900 higher than originally
expected.
Federal aid for school opera
tor is expected to be 1854, 900
greater than anticipated. An adj
ditional $l11.000 over original
estimates is expected from de-
linqlent taxes, auto tag safes
and miscellaneous fees.
School Sites Dropped.
Cut from the proposed school
budget was $3.50. 900 for purchase
OF school sites. The School Board
agreed it could finance site pIr-
chase through loans or other
funds and repay them by in
GLIDING the amount in a future
bond issue. This left a total
school budget of $9.219,711.
Pared from the general couia-
ty budget were: .-3
$4,000 from the police fund.
This was possible because 80 adj
ditional policemen provided for
will not receive the full years
salary set up in the budget since
all won't be hired July l
$4,000 from the library fund.
This was taken from $4,000 set
up for a new library branch.
$4,000 from the recreation
fund. Eliminated were salaries
for director of recreation end
supervisors for IL additional
Fairgrounds. ~
$4,000 from a miscellaneous
fund set up in the fire depart
ment budget.
Employees Dropped
$1,000 from the planning
ing commission fund, eliminate
ing one proposed new employee.
$4,000 from the public works
fund, eliminating one proposed
new employee.
The cuts left a total general
fund budget of $4,50l ISL.
Mrs. Wilkins said the county
was treading on dangerous
ground in expecting the increase
in Federal aid. She pointed out
that Congress has not yet made
the appropriations.
She said the recreation fund
should not be cut because the
county certainly needs" a recre-
alton director to coordinate
activities and because it would
mean IL areas would be without
playground programs this sum-
mer.
The 1866 budget as adopted
yesterday reflects an increase Of
$2,624,704 over that for the
current fiscal year.
A refuse collection fee of $f8
a year for each dwelling was
adopted for Sanitary Districts
/ and 4.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-30
Nine Boycotted
Liquor Stores
Give Suit Data
County Attorney
Moy Act Against
Several DistiIIers

Montgomery County officials
are keeping careful, daily rec
ords of sales and customer re-
action in the nine county liquor
dispensaries boycotted by sew
eral major distillels.
According to County Attorney
Charles M. Irelan, careful con-
sideration" is being given the
filing of a damage suit against
the persons responsible for the
boycott.
Arrangement of defendants is
scheduled for Friday in the
United States Governments re-
strafnt-of-trade charges against
the distillers and distributors.
o nApril 6 a Federal grand jury
in Baltimore returned SIS indict-
ments charging restraint of trade
and conspiracy in restraint of
trade. Indicted were 81 indi-
viduals. three associations, IA
major distilleries and seven Ii
Quor wholesalers and distributors.
Charges Violations
The action taken by the Gov
eminent followed accusations
that the liquor interests were
violating Federal antitrust laws
in withholding alcoholic bever-
ages from the county liquor mo-
nopoly. The distributors con-
tend the county is underselling
other Maryland liquor retailers
in violation of fair trade" prac-
tees.
Mr.. Irelan said the county
may file suit to collect triple
damages from the boycotters.
Under Federal antitrust regu-
lations. he said, a civil suit could
claim three times the amount
of proved losses.
At least a part of the evidence
in such a SUIT would be derived
from the daily reports now be-
ing tabulated by the county at
torneys. An example of the
data being collected is a report
on customers who request a boy
cotted brand of liquor and leave
the dispensary without accept
ing a substitute.
$750,000 Profit Threatened
The boycott, Mr.. Irelan said
on Thursday. threatens to cut
into the $750,000 annual profit
the county hopes to gain from
its dispensary system. That
figure represents the county's
net revenue from it's liquor
outlets during the 1884 fiscal
year. In that fiscal period the
Montgomery County Depart
ment of Liquor Control handled
gross liquor sales of SGT million.
The boycott arose when
Maryland wholesalers and dis
tributors sought to have the
county buy through them in
stead of dealing directly with
the distillers, the county at
torney said.
Buying through the whole
salers, Mr.. Irelan said, would
have the effect of taking sew
eral hundred thousand dollars
a year out of the county treas
ury and placing it in the pockets
of the liquor wholesalers and
distributors in Maryland"
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New Tukomu Group

A permanent organization WIN
be formed at a meeting Of the
Takoma Park Chamber of Cone
me'ce at 8 pm. Monday. The
speaker will be Bertram Moore,
manager Of the Annapo lis
Chamber of Commerce.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-30
Soccer Association

The Old Timers Soccer As
ISOLATION of Washington will
meet at 8 o'clock tonight in the
Central YMCA. Room 218, 1885
G street NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-04-30
Queen Touriinq
Apple Realm
BY Star STAFF Correspondent

by q 5IdI 6IHL correspondent
WINCHESTER, Va, April 80.
Queen Shenandoah XVIII to-
day toured the apple growing
valley of her realm after a busy
two-day festival attending her
coronation.
The queen, 21-year-old Jean
Spratley Stephens, planned to
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z:z7z5!9: $ 7& &44E tRER(gEYQlvA Avoid.
OF II, Halls MOTHER OF NINE

ANNAPOLIS April 30 lF1--Gov McKeldin met Mary
lands mother Of the and her family yesterday and
quickly reafhrmed his stand against birth control.
Gov McKeldin 10th of family of IL children himself,
presented the award to Mrs Charles Taylor
widowed Wcomico County mother of nine. quipped
Birth control? there had been birth control. I
wouldn't be here"
Mrs Taylor, 61 honored at a luncheon here by
relatives and friends who from tears to laughter
and back to tears with their paudits.
The nine children thanked their mother the Governor
presented her with the American Mothers Committee Ger
tcate certificate of merit from the State and other gifts
Her five sons and four daughters have total of 10
children and of the daughters expects to make it an
20 soon.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
JAMES CARROLL, REAL ESTATE
NICE 2-ApT BLDG
WOODBRIDGE REALTY CO.
Mr. 16th and Il ste NV
COLLEGE PARK, MD.
INVEST

IN YOUR FUTURE SECURITY
Az little as $500 down purchases one
Of these de luxe. quality built p
family homes, each with 2 Ice,
bedrmS., gaTbage disposAls In bright
airy kitchens. pvt. entrances sas
are Just some Of the many features.
Words fan TO describe these sens1-
tionai vnlues-they must be seem
act nov ~ "A are already sold.
Open daily and Sunday, III a.m. I'll
dark sample apt. 1900 Guilford
DR. DIRECTIONS North on Baiti-
more blvd. Route ~ to collegt
rs.k lsf, z, Guttord q mt Lsss =,
can RI T-cfsi or UE 4-essN
FREDERIcK RIAL ESTATE. NC.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
HOUSES WANTED TO guy

WE BUY ALL Cash. t2l We make
pressure 0A as, We arrasss rasss On m0s'saSs AZ
that you get up to triple the buyers
cash down without sacrificing your
End trhst or selling at the lower
Oh cash OF CT price. Free appr.
M Mr. ,rSE WHITE. "a; T-225s: .-
psEnEi fssHlt'S So 70 ssa y Il q a. h9gEs sssao MIR
TOP Cash for Prince 0eorees County
WA, 1-5134. Ewes. WA. 7-445s.
READY Cash for. BUNGALOWS. D. c. OF
No white or eclored. MuSsE.MAN
AfsSTYfy E6As1Y RE W.STTFln7 STFl79 3, Ii s.sSSe
Al couple. just arrived. S-bedYn.
home. with hedrm. and bath on Ist
NV. section. Bethesda or Chevy
Chase low 20s. Call Mrs. Chatter
ton Ap. 4-6slO. JAMES L. DIXON
yfsS&ls SS ri HoMRowsSEns. ossSSs LET LET'S Us
SELL YOUR HOUSE. We are in
need OF listings, Oh or conventional.
We also buy for cash. Call CLARA
LEE ewes, OIL 4-l334 or JE, 4-l650.
EDWIN l. ELLIS. Rsaitor. wants
houses to sell, suitable for renting
HT rocms; n any size II priced right.
Will FAY Tor CASH PRICE for
good elose.in ne. or Sc. home. No
agents. WA. f-i3S4.
DET. BRICK. bsmt. present or po-
tential 4 bedrms.:. sood loc., D. c.
OF nearby Nd: substantial dn. pay.
wv " i5sP'' rs9 AL Hls'ss cashArSf L. fflklcr
RI. 5-osSS. H. M oREENFiELD,
ALL CASH for Md. or ID. G, homes.
Immed. appraisal Erwin REALTY
co. AID. 4-1p4a, WA. 7-o3a4. --l6
WE HAVE CASH BUYERS for homes
and farms in Prince GEORGES County
Mr.. MILLER. WA. 7-O0s0. la
MODERN. clean. . or : bedrm. home
IN d. G., or nearby Nd, Sc. pref.
have substantial cash, Mrs. Cox,
Lu. s-s136 or ST. a-s3sS
" YOU MUST SELL and want all
cash. call JOSEPH KINSKY. Realtor
wsSfES "a SS 70 q sur # diI.ss s.ssi from owner
J-bedrm,, 2-bath home In good
ecnd. Glover Park or nearby VIC,
CASH ron ron foUIR NE. HOME or win
SCI for ySq, on most favorable terms
Casa Ss N Ss oS GouR -Au-cAsH PLsS. :.
pARD. OF. 4-tes2. or No, $500.
waiting client. Prefer Shepherd
Pia, PsFk or oTriEsN Us IyAr. "a tISs4sa, Es4z4x IA
We HAVE CASH CLIENTS for houses
In the ID. c, AREA. No charEe for
FLOYD .. DAVIS Co. Realtors.
lies x 4 NV. Ma s-aass; ewes
Lsf Us SILL YouR PEoPERTy-
$500 JOHN cHRoNAKKR.
POTOMAC PALISADES AREA---4-
bedrm, masonry house, under SlA-
from oNner, by May wo e-3605
We cas- EEF yeg ssn yoyr prop.
Nd a. narktt priee-eash or tsrns.
iss4 iSth b. NV. Al. S-soos 80
Evening star., 1955-01-16
HILLANDALE

BUsINEss PROPERTY WANTED
Evening star., 1955-01-16
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE

80 ACRES, 80 miles south WISH. OF
Route 235--Cleared land. suitable
Air BASE. BOZ a5s-M. Star. 1i6
ALEX.--Avail, soon, 1st time In q
years. Colonial brick. eommercia
corner in heart Of this, lovely olt
connectins come Ing and ali brisht as dsyS
plus 4 rest rms. Is your trade, re.
search. medical, religious or national
org. looking for cheap space In the
Washipgton area? You can bus
this l7-rm, property for only
incl Interest. This bldg. occupies
the most valuable corner on Alex.
andria's best secondary street and
presents many exciting possibilities
for business, professional, religious
or phiIanthropic occupancy. II IN
terestsd, phone JOSEPH LAWRENCE,
$500 so; s-sSsi ssa rr. of industrial 1lS 1oB.e
SSfssgBssRdhESa a III Ise.: coFnss Em lScstlSS s.siSs
MOTEL SITE. on No. hwy, Stafford
Va white Or eolored: Is acres; a.
appointuient. 70. e-62ss; .-l9
BLAIR RD. N.W:-Desirahle s-stor,
spur. @ contains 1000 50. IT,, divided
into warehouse, once and garaEt
$1,000: ewes. JU. s-l543. BAINUM
ovER SfEAL 500 1sa1ta6 "a. IT. Of very d..ir.
t6Ssoussfsas aS,s sSRfmsr'a in slSek &c To ms
modern buiidinss. Priced realistic
ally. Call Mr.. MOL: TU. 2.0la7.
ron 5 ca Gs2aLf FS an TIsA9, I'M ,.ll or part, and
immediate occupancy: NV. ist COM
mefcial. prime location. 3-story,
steel REINFORCED concrete store, Of
fice and storage building contain
ing $4,000 net uSAble "a. II. with
heavy duty floor load and freight
'1n Also parkins iaf iot for o IL e cars ss *.
tending from street to rear alley.
Gail Neil 8. Allen, JAMES L DIXON
sSTASEo 4 90 < ~ AND Srf%ec con srs. NV.
MGd's s.s seai ssSa Sa Oss ad slsioF sVstoy v:a
peciaily sood location for proies-
sional people, TO be had 81 less than
?. sSoEMAKER. isis K st. NV,
sSfcISL Al saRGArN, sth st.. mr.. O.
viii be vacant Peb. /; 2 rms e
car Karage; y apts.: rent, $4,000
per annum bldg 25xs6 H.. addi-
tIonal bldg adJcininG' 25xs5 g
Can be sold separately. Act TO-DAY
ts,,s e sssuTs this z earsAin. Can MR.
sTokE AND APT. N. EnsisvOod; sale
or lease % right party, Avail I'm
med t1,5VU down. top income. J,
viCToR DIcKEY ,s ~ Ar 5.ses0
8 bldgs, nile out Marlboro pike.
GIN. STORE and aitrac. home. stock.
nxtgTss and reai sstsse. Imnee. poss.
BETHEsDA-2s, $50 %. n. choice
commercial Rround, opposite large
shopptng center: improved with Are
proof brick BUILDING. Alsn adjoining
parking area Of 04.4OO 50. ~. Must
be sold as an entirety.
36, 900 bufldable 90. IT,. tOp-Rrnde
commercial. adjoining 1L-acre pub
lie parking lot. Call Mr.. LeblinH
ewes and sun. OIL. 4-66ee. ROB-T
B. HALL CO.. OIL. 2-32so. LIZ
OPPTcKs AND APARTMENT BUILD
house. 10 fast-ErowinE county seat
space adjoinfns for Additionsi h1fid.
ms. suitable subSrmsrket This is
the best loeation IN town
LkoEARD SNYDER
ke- es1h IA Pleta. No.
Evening star., 1955-01-16

WILL BUILD FOR LEASE. Warehouso
speeif1eaIiens; in Rockville, Nd.
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Rus. PRoR-RENT tceat. J
FAIRFAX COUNTY

iath AND I sTs. NV.
Second commereisl with 81 It. on L
st. Total 1859 50. r. 70 alley.
RIDpEIL REALTY. DI. 1900.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
cHILDREE'S WEAR
CHAIN STORE vACATING

store 3or7s; stnnabls impsaists,y
ssls Tor $1,000 Carl O RosiNsKi
Co. HA. s-e254. GA. &-e54e.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
III MANY uAeti UIIlEts,
rental. etc. IA. n.414l

j 800 "a. II. Of eround-level once
space in attractive new corner
building. Located on Georgia ave.
in Montgomery Hills shopping cen
ter. All utils. and air conditioning
included Avail. March 1 or March
Is. 3 10 10 years lease. $500 per
mo.
James C. Conley & Co.
s71e Ga. Ave. 10. $4,000
Evening star., 1955-01-16
INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED

If you ARE THINKING, Of selling
your fats, apts.. stores. ONCE bldgs .
lots, etc, can At this time render
praisal. Cash. trade, or terms, its
up to you. Call Bill Dora. UN. 4
zoos, COLONIAL INVESTMENT co.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
THE WHOLE TOWN
is TALKING ABOUT
VALLEY BROOK
Open 10 till dark

AND HEREs MHAT THEY'RE
SAYING:
asss yala: n yA ',,r ss nss ho@ss sso yss So
and yet In n Z adS; Hsisheerhocd I q hoMes ,,s .
$50, 900 homesi" Yes. and every
word they're saying 4 trueili Here
Is the home you've been waiting for,
but never dreamed you'd get ct
such . low prieeili 3 BIO BIG
bedrms.l 2.-ft. living rooml LARGE
dining roomi 2la bathsi .Walk-ir,
Daylfeht baseFnentf BasebOard hot
water heati All these features and
many mors! Come and see them to-
day-you'il be GlAd you didi!i
Evening star., 1955-01-16
STORES FOR RENT


NEAR DOWNTOWN---First eomnL l.
story brick bldg. 3.SQ0 a.. ~, ~
conv good eond.,. suitable wholesale
teht mfg,, warehouse rees. rent
vi eepsider MD sale Mr. Dou!aa.is' Dou!a.
gsIs RLADENsBuRG nd. ne,
tbetveec 8 Dakota and New YORK
ave. Pull basement apt upstairs
large parklng area % rear. store
s0x40. ST 3-lI66
COO DIVISION AVE. N.E.--etore for
rent, JOxI0. with basement ana
parking. located IN shopping center.
eonEistinG Of drug. hqnof and hard
ware. We consider this location TO
Be one Of the finest IN Washington's :
faStest-growinr eoiored community
Also. will build store 70 suit ten
ant fbOxiJ71. In IDEAL snpermarket
ioestion Contact MR GRlTZ or
EE, RI. D, sPERtINC. sa7 Division
ave. n,s.. 10. 2-isoo between ssm.
iii n ST. NE-AYsnsbl. PEP. I:
festcnaole rent ApplJ So7 y st.
ne. for information- lis
Evening star., 1955-01-16
WAREhoUsEs FoR RENT

WILL BUILD FOR LEASE. Warehouse
or Manufacturing plant, TO owners
Phone ~ s-etoo. o'
1.s0O so. FT.-NeW bldg. 20xso,
soned Ind commi., icc. 3. Capitol
and l. area. Ii. 7-9400, lis
eo.o0e SO; IT. With APPROX, 10000
5. Capitol and , ; sres. Il. 7.s4eo. =
HALF AND NJ SIS. s.E.-Buiidinr,
approx. 5000 IT.. with approx. TO-.
900 II. Of lot adjoining; yery busy
Of business or Gas station. Wiii 6uiid
or remodei TO suit proper tenent.
4ssi r. /. AyK.-isoxli7 IT.: ! Or 4
foors: loading doors front and rear.
esfoRa saSSsilai bnSG ESQ ri foSis Ms ss ot s,y.
Si0.50. 4 square on Ca. ave, and
ouoiNsET TO WAREHOUSE. 4oxso. 1 clear
span. 3,s00 sa, r., can heat. scned
INDUS ,nS%ssrial ol Bethesda sessss area Af.er-
WAREHOUSE. $500 sd. IT,. zoned in
dustrial. toilets and heat; unlimited
Eark,ns; Bethesda area, Afterneena.
sesToRi BRIcK BLDG.-conts,n.
Gated lust OF New York ave. ne.
Contains excellent once and stcrs
age space. Call Mr.. Dodge, jr.,
WEAVER BROS INC, DI. S.sSOO;
cyes, EN- ..sfe6
PRINT sHoP. repair shop. manufse.
turins. OF sarage; 5,40o 50. H..
ground floor. near 9th and L ts.
nv; rent reasonable phene ST.
3.S93a; ewes, RA. 3-QQ3s.
A,SOO So. Fl, IN mod. l-story ma.
Sonry bidg.; r.r. siding. truck drive
in door. once, light industrial
coming; eony. located. See Mr.
Norris WEAVER BROS. INC. Dt.
MACHINE SHOP, or mfg. plant, ap-
prox. 5000 sa. IT,: floor masonry
bldg heavy current distrib: tiuores-
cent hghts, truck doors. ofhces. air.
cond II desired; excel. for bench-
work. laboratory or -esearch. See
M. Norris, WEAVER BROS, INC,
REAR WILSON BLvD.--s-car, 2.
.4x24 IT,; concrete floor. inside
stairway, overhead doors; S45 per
month. Apply Room N. Loflin bldg,
24sn Wilson blvd. ia. S-43i9.
SMALL WAREHOUSE, Just across d,
,Is e line NsaT MSrd,,TaarN : ayS Ss 500 q snd
TOP S.W. LOCATION
). 900 to 10. 600 sq, H., soned indus.
trial AaTf<xT nv M Az CxT 4. GCMC
Evening star., 1955-01-16
$1o,5Oo
COUNTRY PROPERTY

WATERFORD, ,yA.--Fine historical
home: listed go Virginia Homes
rooms, 2 baths. deepfrecge: ioi
150x300. Recreation rni. with iire.
pl. and bar. Only e26,TS0. A. n
SEELYE, IA. 1854.
Evening star., 1955-01-16
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

COLORED-I3O0 BLK. DOWNING
ST. N. E.-4-family Hat, 1884 gross
per mo: asking S24. 800. Beautiful
bldg, excellent condition throughout
for as isf9fmsilon ,,b gan pAli Mn oiRsSa9g RagNS IN
f3a 18th st. n.w- ME. s-4l00
II UNIT, brand new. / and Q bedrm,
units. many deluxe features. excel
Mont. Co. loc,, price ia times an
nual income. RAFFELL REAL
Estate, ~; s;11oys ,,nc /,
cond., always rented. $4,000 cash
needed, Box 3l7-S Star.
4 UNIT DET. BRK. APT. BLDG. al
2 bedrm. units. garbage disposal
steel porches.f . years old, price
less than IA times annual income,
RAFFELL REAL ESTATE, JU-
9-I103. Sunday and weekdays.
AN EXCELLENT REAL ESTATE in
vestment; good steady income. S35.-
900 cash needed. B. A. CASSATT.
22as Wilson blvd. Arl. IA. 5-ess4
coLusIBia Of V HTS. on 14th-New
Offering. Excel. buy; & compiets;
h.-w.h. Entire bldg. newly reno
waited. 1907 rented. White ten
ancy. Income approx: $4,000 VI.
40ee net. $500 cash, bal ssssy.
DET. BRK. APT. in Silver Spring
Must have sle;55o dn., bal, J tnni tr,lst.
sYh Mass aTIaNPlc IA z = ST. s.E.-s-fanily
semidet. brick; gas h;sw.h,: AMI
800. No. income s24f.5O. OWNER.
Apt. /. Open noon Nil $40 pm.
sat. and sun. 10. 3-565s or HU'
rDEaT sISHSg gPRop. IN MD. Just over 3, ! c,
line-Consists Of 8 apts., $500
monthly income. On main highway
Corner lot 100xt50. RIM; TO build
gas station or stores and CONTINUE
apts. $50 .0(1. VIM. c. FAuSSETI.
610i Dix st. ne. WA. 7-llsl., su-
Iitb AND n VIC. N.w.--store and
rooms @ above, $40. 500; store leased,
500; rooms above. $lS5. 1st trust,
Sos. 600. conventional A. r, SEE
LYE. DT 7-S325.
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on these apt bldgs. One s-unit,
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riice for quick sale. For appoint pf,t-
ment call LU. 4-sFI7 sunoay' aase'
weekdays .a. .r - nr.
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The Nome nugget., 1955-03-23
Chamber Petitions For
Sound Mineral Policies
For Alaska Development

The Northwestern Alaska Cham
her of Commerce passed a resolu-
ton yesterday petitioning the
American Mining Congress, the
secretary of the interior, Alaska's
delegate to Congress and other
officials to take action to stabilize
and regulate with sound pro-
gram the mineral policies SO that
the economic development of this
part Of Alaska can have a more
sound development and private
capital can attempt to produce de-
posts Of strategic minerals and
continue to search for it.
The resolution reads:
'In order to be informed on the
potential Of our domestic tin fields
and to help stabilize the industry,
it is proposed that the Congress of
the United States enact legislation
to bring domestic tin into the
same. category as other strategic
metals Such legislation should
extend over term Of years suffi-
cient to allow ample time for pri-
vately financed exploration and,
thereafter, development and pro-
duction from the existing depos-
it's and other deposits which may
be found It should further pro
vide for the purchase of tin in
concentrate form by the govern
4ment at a price which would slim
The Nome nugget., 1955-03-23
Five Entries To Date
In Nome River Race

There are now five entries in
the Arctic Club Nome River
Derby scheduled to be held April
Bird, weather permitting.
The latest entry IS Milton
Adams, musher who had expert
ence many years ago in the Safety
Marathon and other sweepstakes
races, but who has not raced for
many years. He has been operat-
ing the Safety Ferry for the past
two years.
Registration closes on Saturday
and all those planning to enter
should let Col W. Borden, in the
A.N.G. office on the third floor
Of the Federal Bldg, know about
it before that time. If this race
is successful there will be others
The Nome nugget., 1955-03-23
N o r 7 G z

Declaration Of Candidacy forms
for the forthcoming City Election
may be obtained in the City
Clerks office. Candidates must
file for office not later than $500
o'clock pm. of March 80, 1855.
Carrie M. McLain.
City Clerk
Publish March %, 25, %, 1855