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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-08-12
Washington Notebook

| Morgan, Scobey, Ophelm, Turner,
Whitehall and Piegan. Similarly
mayors of the affected towns and
the director of the Montana Aero
nautics Commission helped their leg
islators maintain the Anyways Com
munications Stations at Drummond,
Livingston and Whitehall, and a Kali
spell attorneys argument for con-
tinued Northwest Airlines service to
his area helped convince the Civil
Aeronautics Administration.
HILL ST HEARTBREAK
One of the heartbreakers, to its
congressional sponsors and its sup
porters in Great Falls, was the bill
to authorize the Secretary of the In
terror to grant emergency relief TO
the Hill 81 Indians. With the usual
"3-M Team" Murray, Mansfield,
Metcalf) sponsorship, the bill passed
the Senate and was okayed by the
House Interior Committee. Then the
Interior Department raced to the Hill
a strongly adverse report on the bill,
despite the testimony of an Interior
representative that such authority
was necessary if the Hill 81 Indians
were to become finally eligible for
federal help. Some House Republi-
cans then decided to prevent drop
in the Presidents Hooper rating in |
Cascade county They blocked floor
of the bill so the Presi- |
lent wouldn't have to veto it.
GAINED NATIONAL ATTENTION
Three projects sparkplugged by the
hree Montana Democrats received
attention. One was their
oint letter to Director Arthur Flem-
ming of the Office of Defense Mobili-
alton expressing concern at the in
rease in oil imports. Subsequently
g other senators joined Senator
furray in a similar letter. The sec
nd was the Senate Commerce Com
littee's investigation of the freight ,
ar shortage. Third was the joint
esolution to lay plans for big COM
of the 50th anniversary
f the conservation movement in the ;
:. S., in 1857.
Members of Congress spend more
me on national and international
roblems than on purely state mat
RS. But what both Democrats and
epublicans said after adjournment
,plies to Montana in particular. 1t
as pretty good session.
OW IT'S ERICSSON
The Senate, although not the
ouse, even got around to approx
g that joint resolution which would
ing statue of the great Viking,
IF Ericsson, to the Capitol. AS a
is pointed out in previous "Wash-
gton Notebook" there were seven h
fferent spellings of the Vikings Il
me kicking around. They were N
lesson, Ericsson, Erickson, Erik
n, Erickson, Ericsson and Erik Of
n. So what happened when the pl
nate amended the bill on its final
around? You guessed 1.-THE bill fo
IS amended to read Ericsson. ra
ats spelling number eight. OF
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-08-12

SALEM, Ore.-Immediate action
contesting Southern Pacific's discon-
tinuance of its "Rogue River" pas
senger service known as the ''Night
Crawler," between Portland and Ash
land will be taken by the State Public
Utilities Commission, PUG Commits
sioner Charles H. Heltzel said.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-08-12
By VIC REINEMER

~
Capitol Hill. The two little subway
cars which normally are loaded with
passengers travelling between the
Capitol and Senate Office Building
frequently stand empty. Members of
Congress and some of their helpers
have scattered to the four winds.
Those remaining wade through the
piles of mail that accumulated during
the busy closing days of the session,
handle the routine congressional du-
ties which never end with adjourn
ment, and wish to heck they were
back in Two Dot or at the beach.
In this last regular "Washin gton
Notebook" until Congress recon-
venes let's take a quick look at all
the actions, during the first session,
which directly affect Montana.
YELLOWTAIL TOPS LIST
At the top of the list put that
$4,000, 100000 dollar appropriation
with which to begin construction of
Yellowtail Dam. The Bureau of Rec
lamation5 received $3,675,00 for the
lower Marias Unit, 100000 for
the Helena Valley Unit and 1926, 900
for the Fort Peck Unit. The Bureau
allocated 100000 for Clark Canyon
Dam and Reservoir. The Army Corps
of Engineers received 100000 to
complete Bull Hook Project near
Havre, $4,000 for the Billings Flood
Control Project, and $4,000 for
planning Libby Dam and allocated |
$150,000 to the West Glendive flood
control project and $4,000 to the
Saco flood control project.
Appropriations of S5,523,OO0 for
the Great Falls Air Base, and 3d.
100000 for the Glasgow Air Base,
were approved.
Montana school districts which
have Indian pupils but didn't receive
all the funds promised last year by
The Indian Bureau received $280,000,
hanks In good measure to testimony ,
pack here by Montana school officials.
Some 100000 of the S2,57O,00O ap-
for the fight against the
spruce budworm is being spent in :
Montana. And the Public Health Serv- ,
ce squeezed out an extra $4,000, :
or total of $4,000 including the I
$1,000 from the Department of Ag-
iculture, to be used in the Milk
siver mosquito control project.
INNING INDUSTRY AIDED
Some actions are hard to measure F
4 dollars but will nevertheless sub il
tantially help Montana's economy. b
me such was the Domestic Minerals L
rogram Extension Act helpful to W
he chrome, tungsten, manganese, ii
eryl, columbium- tantaIte, asbestos d
nd mica industries. Another was n
authorization of an In E
rior contract with the Toston Irri- Sc
alton District near Hardin. 81
Some active Montana Chamber of S.
men can take good meas g
re of the credit for extension of w
,urs of ports of entry at Raymond, T
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-08-12
What IS EXTENT OF Rail ROAD
COMMISSIONS AUTHORITY
over PUBLIC CARRIERS?

freight rates to compensate for losses
from passenger trains. If the court
should rule the Commission has no
authority to force the rails to con-
tinue their passenger service action
from some source will probably be
taken to secure reduction in freight
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-08-12
Solons Fear ,Struitiueket' For Youth As
Discussed UNIT Bill Is Enacted


militia
in 0
there o
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-08-12

AS passed, the bill somewhat toned
down the Administrations demands
for compulsory service in the re-
serves, but it still embodies principles
and policies new in this country's
history. Among other things, it pro-
vides:
Every young man who enlists or
is drafted from now on must serve
total of six years in the regulars"
and reserves. If he has two years "ac-
tive service" in the regular forces, for
example, he must go into the Ready
Reserve" for three years, and then
into the Standby Reserve" for an
other year.
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-08-12

tory, and opens the door to its sup
porters' goal - UNIT - full con-
scription of American youth"
In the Senate, the compulsory fea.
lures of the bill drew protests from
liberal Democratic Senators Richard
L. Neuberger or Oregon and Pat Nc
Namara of Michigan. Neuberger
urged that, instead of forcing boys to
go into the reserves, they be encour-
| aged to do so by offering them educa-
tional benefits such as veterans of
recent wars have received under the
"GI Bill of Rights" This proposal
was rejected by the Senate. Then Neu-
berger said:
For many years we have drafted
young men for full-time active serv-
ice. But we have not previously draft
ed men to give part of their civilian
time to continued military service.
This bill is a radical departure, not
only in degree, but also in kind of
military compulsion. Let us not pre-
tend to the American people that it
is less than that.
S'The bill has been adopted without
real public discussion and understand
ing, and without the protracted de-
bate the importance of the issue war
rants. | wonder whether we do not
accept too uncritically whatever is de-
in the name of national Sc
curity.
IT'S PERMANENT
"Will we ever be able to abandon
enforced, compulsory reserve duty |
after we have once instituted it?"
asked. eff we try to, the
men in the Pentagon will tell us we
nave jeopardized national security.
We will have created vested
interests in reserve units throughout
he country-with stake in expan-
ion of militarism.
also, a moral issue is involved
here - equality of sacrifice. We
are asking the nations young men
to give up substantial portions of
their careers, to fit years of their
civilian lives into the straitjacket f.
of military service and it's disciple
marian demands. Yet profits on mill
tary and defense contracts are soar
ing to the highest levels in history,
and the excess profits tax is off the {
books"
Senator Mcnamara said he opposed s
he resrve bill because it makes a !
rastic change in the American way #
{ dealing with military service, with +
ut having exhausted the possibilities t
{ dealing with it in accordance with q
ut traditions. +
compulsory military service on C
The scale here proposed has been o
of many other coun-
ries, in which democratic traditions t
rave faded" Mcnamara said. "Re- q
;ore moving in this direction, we 3
ought to try every possible way to b
,uild up the reserves on voluntary 3
'asis." S
Xavier HAND b
The Wall Street Journal published 81
long article warning employers that 81
Jncle Sam is going to lay heavier 81
nd on your youthful manpower in b
G years ahead" because of the new D
litary Reserve law. q
AS a start toward paying the cost q
the new military reserve training b
ogram, the Senate has passed 3
bill providing $3.50 million more 8
construction of armories, rifle n
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1955-08-12
UNDER FULL MILITARY LAW

2-In the Ready Reserve, he will be
required to take part in 48 drill
periods" each year, plus IT days in
an annual summer training camp. If
he fails to do all that, he can be
ordered to As days "active service"
each year. If he disobeys that order,
he can be court-martialed, because
Evening star., 1955-07-17

WHEAf0N-7.500 "a. n. fronting
one Of the very last valuable
pieces left On oeorgia ave. facing
Tftangle. Exclusively with ASH
wheaton. Nd. 10. s-ssSs.
BUS. PROPERTY for sale By owner.
3-story brick bldg. n. Market ST..
FREDERICK, Nd. 5 and l0e store. 5
ssgsss6 income ,,E ,; ss.5ooi %, dcg dEcSgpenssS;; ;;;
Eli 5.s7si today or write Non
Immediate sale; ils.6oo: present
REALTY Co. 6D. l-ssss 20
I4th ST. NV, $500 blk.-lst-noor
cash. Possession. Mr. West, GO9e
REALTY CO.. INC. MA. s-1353,
CONDENSATION GROCERY and gift
nSD ,1s Ta.S e. main n svy Se1. ssr1ss ns rssr osr
established: living Quarters above
and illness reason for selling Box
.as aaso1Mi ezRRoLL Isl ST. NV. Tsioma 1a
Rssf ti1s ahS p Smist floor eG%ne5etsIo q% ooo en- q
School iaSasory .hop. essi or 10 sale .. dis:
paa' per ,o' s aA. psiyass s7cs4 PforfinF. for app.
C0RNER 9th AND g SITS. Me-
rooms and. Rrocery store. Nov
closed will .sli properly complete.
Can owner. Mr.. EUTTINELL. RE.
II
AVE. mr.. Wheaton tIian-
gle. over 10000 50. II, with mod.
ern building suitable for 3 ofilees.
excellent buy and terms. MODERN
REALTY co. 10. 4-5450: II no
zoNED eSSi: EG eosi&EfctrAI-is MIR rms. ms d
baths: store front main hwy. Excel.
LARaG aasSms CokNsRI "a sIofsi BUILDING With
air conditioning. stores and Of
flces. Located on highly Travelled
thoroughfare. Owner now using as
modern department store and will
sell stock and fixtures and rent,
win ses sel Tss Sre. ssssts sys MSsason AsSHLsn
VA.~owner desires To-
sell lge. commercial bldg. located
on the main thoroughfafe Of the
Town Of Herndon, yielding q good
rental return. Also oppor. to invest
In a rapidly growing town. Priced
S22,500 with good terms. HERN-
DON REALTY AGENCY. Phone
HERNDoN 1851 or 4S7. III
ZONED C-2-242 II. on Route l,
acres. 35cs per It. Terms II desired.
.z-7Isa. W. W. LEWIS.
HAWKINS" department build
streets. La Plata, Nd. Outstanding
business property: the best location
town: with additional land suit
able super market or other bust
ness; 100000. terms: $4,000 cash,
IEoNxEp SNYDER Tel. ssii. La
Down own TowN MSi retail property near
dept. stores. priced below replace
ment costs; 5000 50. It. on 8
floors. Lee. elevator. CARL q.
RoSINSKI. Ma. S-9254, GA. -
1900 s5o'i GIRARD ST. N.w.-store and
3-story bldg. Reasonable. Good
l1csti0n; Ap; h6oM HM;ee1o; l ~ .rcr,oS
sL: s6ie; Gar Cannot @ devote II, fun : time 4 4.
WHEATON, - 1882 50. IT,, with
100-ft. frontage facing. viers MIL
I'd. Next to Food Fair and nr.
SO. 900. 900 shopping center. Ex-
clusively' with ASHLEY. INC. 2405
Price ave-. Wheaton. Md. 10. g.
ss.tz1.
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m sIGHT OF CAPITOL. on Jener-
son Dayia hwy. 2g,49e g. f.. Of
land. with rear entrance. Fireproof
building, l53 feet by 81 feet IN
elndtng shor o. warehouse: atr-
eondittoned once and shoEroon;
ysry sssiIasls for research iA q HFht
is,s K.sisos. slio coiambis a pits. e. AZ +:
ington. va IA 7-203s. ~
75,0o0 sd. f.: F.r. siding: lease or
sell. part OF yhcle. Priced reason
seSip n kE: kEE.:SSiSSi4go SISsGglj SO n. q, tnau..
e;; src;und: y partis I'm improved. f d 3 srinstns MIN,
sasy; Il s.. go ss easS HS aili handle. s,HL AZ
ROTH CO. RI 1850.
4-UNIT APT, BLDG.., silver spg.-
Finest eonstruetion: adtoins PARK,
1s fs rsns sIIst e 20 ASp
substsntial rssurns. s-unit Sids.
also available. RALPH J. DuFFfE.
Rssitor; Can Mr.. or Mrs. Herbert.
vic KENiIWoRTH GN.E.) 4.4oo
g. It. BLDG. 5o'5o9 a g. Il Lot; ei-
cleaner. or liEht mfg. May lease,
HIRE BEDFORD AP. 7-2345
LOT. 2Og-4S1, improved with q ma
ings 25x50; storage. 35xl5, and 4
frame fra S,,e dyslIins lszss; s:,El SitrsPSd- se,
ACNE REALTY CO. uN. 4-32l1
IMPORTANT
19. .000-sq. 1T. industrial land. on
eonv. ne. thoroughfare. Contains
scales. Suitable for Improvement
andIof yard for any kind Of bust
ness activity. Reasonably priced
For full particulars, address Box
43s.M; Star. Principals only con-
Evening star., 1955-07-17

4s1 noEsE q; s5s z.ss p Iie.,da
$3.50 GEORGIA AVE. N.W.-i-story
store. plate-glass front. gax. 10
EsesIriiryyaSo Essrii Res; e. rsns- psszaa p5zIs
RsPEcf the only lge, shopping Gen.
Sa.ae,. sss y Aoadsos oess,os Ad osiss eIss E.1
INC. SIS 11th st. NV. DI. 7-7557.
downtown, 723 lIth e. Nv
With strF. area. keas. rent. Incl.
an utilities. Apply LEo M. BERN
STEIN q CO.. co. 5-3633.
3405 u 81. N.W.-1st floor; approx.
$50 50. it.. reas. rent See Mgr. ct
3415 N st. NV. or call co. 6-3533.
NEW MASONRY BlDG.. approx. g.
800 "a. #, located on Rockville
Pike nr. B. & D. R.R. between
Rockville and Bethesda. R.R. sid
ing nearby; suitable for shop, Hight
industrial, ofices, storage. store.
Plenty Of parking. o. 4-S250.
REAR sHoP WITH PARKMG-Is.
IT. store In busy area: only S55
mo. Access to r. !. ave, Mt. Raj
ulet iIolu aug kts- oQlLtple Slku
painter or distributor. KE. s-ee44-
6214 3rd ST. N.W.-stors 2oxeo
With Or without basement. B. b,
ALLISON, RA. 3-0513. --2l
DOWNTOWN x ST.-Ist a., nr. new
@, W. Hosp. Suit. any business or
ofdces. In. poss. Reas. WO. 6-3Sl 6.
3I70 MT. PLEAS. ST. N.W.-25x60
70 alley. Ideal business center. NJ.
Col I'd. Immed. poss. WO. $3.50.
LARGE STORE near Navy Yard and
Marine Base, streetcGr transfer
point. double toilet. excellent coll
orsd location. eos sth st. Sc. DU.
SMALL DOWNTOWN sToRE-rop
location, Immediate occupancy
l403 New York ave. NV.
GE0RGETOWN-I63O Wis. ave-, S75
per MONTH. Also apt. above. Rent
together or separately. Open Sun.
to 9, evenings call Tu. 2-f2pl.
APT: and large store, North Capitol
ana I. remodeled to suit tenant.
1eth AND U ST. NV, Excel. for
pawn shop; Tx, bakery. barber. etc.
Mr.. 11th AND X SITS. N.W.-Nice
$500. kE 7-s1s7s. aHs saIfr e. 17ssS. aa5a SSnl'
SI: SPG.--Lge. store, excel. for re-
tan or wholesale, rent eniy Sl00.
MAaESTELLER, Real Estate. JU.
1927 l4th N.W.-Excellent location.
EN-. 3-2331.
CENTRAL LOCATION, 110e 7th St.
n.w.--hsmt.. balcony, exhaust fan,
toilets Good for any business.
Wo. 6-6S66 or EN-. 3-3044.
SUBURBAN ND. - Drusstore, dry
cleaners, delicatessen. barber shop,
baby shop and hardware store,
beauty salon. Call HA. 2-S60O.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
Historic Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

1; 243 acres. modern home, farm
houses, barns, so head cattle,
shed, 100-ton silo, ccrn. grain. feed
bins. running water for stock. feed
mill. mill: -. large ,, hog .o,,,,,. lot. erchard
] purebred Here Hereford a eassie. 81 IS miles mi
D. c. Liberal financing
2; 80 acres. fronting on Q paved
hishways. 5-room home with
electricity. 2 large tobaec9 barns.
3. so acres. Colonial brick home
Etssss: nseds repairs pa n.vsa large 1G!s bernsd
tobacco and ID grain snef farm. noAa' 1mmssi. SHe
ate possession. Overlooks Patux-
ent River, 80 miles D. c. $3.50.
100 acres, 4-room home. 2 large
parns' corn house, garage, complete
farm equipment, l mule, 2 streams,
paved road. completely fenced.
large ,mI,sd,ttn timber liberal nnsneing:
ip39s0'sie 3. e. sfs,sSSS' SSSSssession' ~ miles
5, 20 acres. Groom modern homo,
2 tobacco barns, outbuildinqs.
paved road; 80 miles B. c. si$..
5. I14 acres. large timber, .
streams. valuable gravel deposits.
vn,anmsnt. ,mmediats possession, ss ideal ior Dc;
7: 220-acre plantation. historic 1o-
room brick home, modern convent
ences. One broom cottage, a.
room tenant house, 3 large barns,
houses. 4 barns, 60-head cattle.
corn house. land in high state of
cultivation. growing tobacco. corn.
SoyoeanS, vegetables; on paved bou-
possession; SAT- 800.
See our ad under "Waterfronts for
sale" We have farms. watsr-
fronts. cottages. going business,
timber to fll your requirements.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY.
pprince Frsderick, Nd. Phone los,
a24 sSp1r; aI,d 225Jl. INSPECTION BY
Evening star., 1955-07-17
wAREHoUsEs FOR RENT

WAREHOUSE. eox5o and 80, 600 r.
Cail Tower p.6145. 10
DOWNTOWN, 5000 90. It,, rear e03
z st. NV: 4 floors with elev.: lbO
per month MA, S-S696. --1S
WAREHOUSE AND oFFICE--New
mod. efficient, single-story bldg !;
plenty Of parking: close-in dc luxe
Aforementioned once. exceptional
opportunity, Ho. 2-5204 between
a:30 and 4:30.
KENLw0RTH--lo,o00 50. II. 50x
goo new bldg; parkins space; ;oTll VII
NV fS' MAsoNRY 1isIap' BLDG. approx.
$500 50. IT.. located on Rockville
pike g',,. ar; , \ 9; ;..b..ds r; Z. between 3
siding nearby: suitssle for shop
liTht industrial. ofices. storage,
store. Plenty Of parking, Call o.
lo,ooe sQ. lT; Al On a,.,a one moor; neT
ern brick BLDG; 2 loading en-.
s5nrw srs1ses; s,ssy very low rental So'
MODERN WHsES.. CHOICE LOG
. whses, $500 So. IT, 2 whses, A..
cO0 50. H., with additional 1,S00
r.. 1 whse. b.e0a "a. IT,, also l
vhsii HicHXnl. li;GSo SsALs:B q 81: 4 SONS
l211 Eye 81. NV: ..,,
OIL. 0-72b0 ne. T-ozoS
Evening star., 1955-07-17
FS@F0-9 ~
DU. 7-1234
FOR DEVELOPMENT
FARMETTE

Farmette, Stream, $500
Only 12 miles to Gettysburg: large
2la-story home, 8 rooms, :i-car at
tached garage; utilities, fireplace,
hardwood fis.; landscaped; metal.
rooted barn, poultry house. broodtr
acres. stream; ideal lakesite: taxes
only $40. Steal at $500. No.
O-275a. VESTS, j. C. BREAM
q SON, Fairfield I'd, Gettysburg,
Pa, Phone: 6S.Y,
Evening star., 1955-07-17
: HISTORIC TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

l-S5 acres. Anne Arundel County.
6-room home, basement. Iarge
porches. shade trees. large tobacco
barn. improved road, timber; c2
2-75 acres, Prince GEORGES County:
Groom Colonial home: bath, larTe
trees. 4-roor tenant house. . iarse
barns stable. corn house, grayei
pit: on Largo state road. Is miles
p c.: immediate possession: Ideal
Tor private estate or subdivision:
s--Davidsonville; Groom modern
home, full basement, orchard; i
acre: paved highway; Immediate
possession: 20 miles d. c.: SI4.5O0.
fl acre. modern S.room home,
full basement; Friendship, near
Chesapeake Bay; immediate posses-
sion: ideal for doctor or nursing
home: all convcniences; liberal
MORTGAGE: $4,000. >,
5--Harwood: y acres. modern 7.
room home. iandscapeG orchard:
suitable for raisina chickens: "a
bv appointment. Call
Mrs. Williams. West River 1881.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY
Prince RFederfrk MoPvtanA
Evening star., 1955-07-17
WAREHOUSES WANTED

FURNIrURE sToRE wishes to pur-
chase small warehouse for storsse.
Please sdviss yric: terms loca-
Evening star., 1955-07-17
$50 ACRES

Attractive country home On
$50 productive acres. only 26
miles from downtown wash
ington. This 12-room. center
hall home with living room
ll6x32) and fireplace hlends
itself to gracious living. In
addition. The paneled dining
room. restfuI library. large
kitchen with open fireplace,
4 bedrooms and bath. random
width floors. porehes from
which one can enjoy the view
OF Sugar Loaf Mt. are only
3 few Of the desirable fea-
lures Of this charming place.
The farm has excellent Eraz-
ing and crop land with Is
acres Of woods. There are 2
tenant houses, large bank
barn. stable with box stalls
and other necessary outhutld.
tnss for Q farming operation.
In summation this outstand-
IL miles Of hard road frcnt-
age Is ideally situated.
Priced at SSA.T60
Evening star., 1955-07-17
DESK SPACE
FARMS

NEAR =, EREDERIcK, m:1-sesutiful m
sosissyiil. sSsisstf d.,iS sfo5, farm only s49S"o
a acres planted in f tobseco: seeo itu Tractor 2
and all equipment; S-rm. house, 4
outbldgs. Price, Si7,500: u down.
Owner will hold End MORTGAGE II
necessary. 13 miles from p. C:
line, nr. Groom. Nd. Call Market
A REFINED ooLoRED CodPLE
in Nd. within 20 mi. Of b. c.
Substantial cash. Write Box 263-M.
REAL fss TOBACCO FARM. s47 sT acres.
$4,000: IS mi. d. C.. east Of 30l
near Croome. Nd About 100 acres
cleared: also spg. fed stream on
PreD BEN Being !, ssld t. to 8 settle q is sssats
Traditional VA. FARM. 2b5 acres
lovely Blue Ridge foothills. IS acres
woods, rest for grazing, cultivation.
Well watered, fenced. pond site,
new 6-rm. house, electricity and
out bldgs. Near good fishing, hunt
ing and Warrenton famous horse
country co.. asr ii. i-h5; sriys from D. ,,,,, G
$50 On, $50 NO. buys nice lars.
BUNGALOW. 2 acres fertile land. on
u. g.. No. 80. near town. Inn
mediate possession: S6,l50. WILL
LIAM A. COOKE, Louisa. Va. Ph.
800 ACRES. "a open, bal. wooded;
large house, barn, Ash pond. sew
eral streams, etc. Only $50 per
acre. Terms, " dn, bal. 500
mo. WILLIAM A. COOKE, Louisa
rs ERi sii In THE MOUNTAINS 8
mi. east Of Blue Ridge, Pa. Y mi.
OF Route l6. opp. Little Pentagon
40-acre farm with Germ. and bath
house with firepl. In liv. rm. and
one IN bsmt. Mountain spring
water pumped into house; gas stove
and .refgr., nice sink: springhouse
and Ice. barn; nice lawn and shrub
berry, pasture with live stream.
young orchard started, With or
without equipment. ANDERSON.
owner. all day Sun. and after o
,I1iI,3;rSyesdsys' Pm; ysskdsys' e 20, c2I49 s1saSl v.pm
-460 q. under lease. over 100
ps1ts; N s.ePs In nns condition.
Evening star., 1955-07-17

SO ROOMS, 0 BATHS
apt. and rooms. Income aroted.
S10.z25 o year. Check net profit.
Price for Ill S42,500: terms. Not
far from l4th and Mass. ave. NV.
Edwin L. Ellis, Realtor
1910 vermont Ave. Re. 7.5140
Evening star., 1955-07-17
For further particulars Of this and
other properties. contact L. a. Abel.
crombie. Poolesyille 1881.
Randall H. Hagner q Co.
11lC,
Realtora

Realtors
1921 Conn. Ave. NV. DE. 2-3600
PooLEsVLLLE, HIeToRIC GEoR-
CLAN BRICK. BUILT 1895: 10
rms, 10 fireplaees. structurally
perfect and essentially UNCHANGED,
with electricity, plumbing and heat.
on 135-acre dairy farm with at.
tractive modern 7-rm. guest or
tenant house: easy commuting dis
tance: S62.500.
STOCK FARM. near Poolesvills: ITO
acres. all level. open and In GOOD
grass; large. 6-rm., attractive,
moderniZed dwelling; $4,000.
260-ACRE STOCK FARM: build
ings need repairs: long hard-foad
frontage large stream: near new
Route 240, Urhans clonerleaf;
MODERN, OWNER BUILT RAM
BIER: 4 bedrn1s., 2 baths: on 40
acres; excellent elevation, near
Hyattstown: S24. 600.
10-ACRE BUILDING SITE on quiet
side road, near Hyattstown; nice
elevation; $1,000.
Ben L. LaGarde. fremont 4-4164
SANDOZ, INC.
Evening star., 1955-07-17
COUNTRY PROPERTY


OUT OF STATE OWNER must sac
rtfice beautiful furn., mod. Catoctin
Mt. home, 40 mi. D. c.: fireplace,
paneled rms, Soft. screened porch
with panoramic view, on 10 acres.
landscaped and wooded grounds.
Perfect retirement or vacation
home away from A bomb. To reach;
on IT. es for so6 Fl H. vi then ie,t suen On
665 for Ia mi. to sign BROWN" !"
TELEPHONE Lovettsville, Va. 2311
WANTED TO RENT
Pvt. .organiz., Al credit, wants to
rent year round house for maxi
mum Of IA adults by Sept. /. Must
be within so mi. Of D. c., with
enough acreage to assure privacy.
Year lease with option. Furn. OF
unfurn. Give details in reply. BOX
ALL, Star.