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INDUS. PROP. SALE Cont }

PROPERTY containing 2.e3 acres
irectananiaf in shape, for sale in
.ia miles beyond Rockville. 200 yds
of Route 240 nj Derwood. Maryland
Formerly used by q feed manufae-
turing plant as industrial property
The B. 4 2. Railroad bounds The The
side opposite and the front are
bounded by macadam roads; The
fourth side has an unimproved right
Of way. Box 442-T, Star.
KENILWORTH AREA-Bldg. 35x65,
with apt, on lot 55x250. zoned
eI' aeJ oWner s win sell or or leass e or both 9th
J. r. LABOFISH. 1918 Kennedy st.
2S. 500 SO. FIT. End comm. adj. End
and P SITS. s,w;: alley , sides; Graded
Atsrastiye price. See See M Norris
sth i sT. Ne. south of Rhode Island
ave: $4,000 50. IT., with TT. siding
$3.50 per So. #. Call Mr.. zirkle,
ewes. XII. 9-gOaS. PHILLIPS. CANDY
a. FULLER. INC, ST. 3-2400, 1912
] 18th ST. NV. 20
ATTENTION. BuILDERs-Laree in
dustrial or apartment sites, close
in to D. c., in best NV. area; Wo.
SILVER { sPRING-Brick and cinder-
block bldg. of Ga -ColeSville rd.;
1000 so. IT.: asking S63 900.
BEERS BROS Ju. a-Q610.
NEAR NAVY YARD-2nd commercial
bldg. of about 1000 so, IT.. with
about 1,00O SO. fl. of parking space:
ONCE, washrooms; heated. VIII sell
or rent. A. M. ROTH CO., RE.
ALEXANDRIA-15.3O so. it,, heavy
industrial ground. on grade; sewer
and water in street; 55c So. IT.
A. NJ. ROTH CO.. RE. 1880:
24x6O MACHINE SHOP. with mod. Q
bedrm. house. on 34 acres, nr.
Nd. new Rte. 20: $4,000. OIL.
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26 ACRES

26 ACRES
3-bedroom modern home, high on 4
hill, with mountain background.
S12,95O. with $1,000 cash. B miles
east Of Warrenton.
w. T. CARRICO, Realtor
On 211, 3 mi. east Of warrenton.
Warrenton 1036-J.
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FARMS
Once In a Lifetime
34Q ACRES


This mgnificent stand Of rich Lou
doun County acreage Is truly Q once
in-a-lifetime buy because Il has
been in one family for over 125
years. now being sold to close estate
Wide. wide frontage on main hwy.
2OO-yr. .-old stone house. 5 firepls.
needs everything. 20 acres choice
sod. New barn 56x4S. machine shed
96x24. nice tenant house. This Is
one OF the best farms in Loudoun
County. Shown BY appt. only.
S75.500.
The Plains-Beautiful country es-
tate, picturesque. unusually spacious
rooms throughout: > baths. 2 nrepls..
3 lge. bedrms., q kit. that is out of
this world with breakfast rnn.. oil
h.-wh.; Ice paddocks. . tenant
houses. Approx. 90-odd acres.
$4,000.
DILLON LAND co.
MA HiIIUnad Ava Fails Church Va
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WARRENTON AREA
Move To Howard County

move 10 Howard County
3 acres or more on new Rte. 90. Is
nj. from District line: 1-rm. stone
frt. rancilhouse, lse. liv rm. with
picture wirdow. beaut. fireplace: lge.
din. rm. With picture window over
looking lake: 3 bedrms.. tile bath
and powder rm., knotty pine den or
Office: pvt. entr.: hot water basebd.
hi; full ISN'T: gar: price, S32 900.
Must see to appreciate.
10 acres: I'm. house: oil n. W h. !:
bath and powder rm.: full bsmt. !;
~ mi. from District line. close to
HOPKINS laboratory
IA acres: .s-rm. house: . full baths:
oil h.-v h; 2-car gar: nice barn:
chicken house: fruit trees and vine
yard,
S. acres, unimproved. nr. Hopkins
lab. with stream; $500 per acre:
make an offer.
1s4 acres fronting on Rte. %, xoned
commercial; splendid place for fill-
ing ste tion, dairy bar. store or any
kind of business.
Building lots, Large and small
farms. Many other beautiful prop
critics. Call PAUL 3. BEARD. Real
tor. Clarksville 3a0-M, or write.
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HISTORIC FARM
ESTATE IN
CHARLES COUNTY, MD

Manor house built in 1895 ano
taStefully restored and now in i'm
maculate condition. Delightful guest
house with servants quarters. Els
acres OF carefully nurtured farm
land.
Attractive income from tobacco
farming.
Call Mr.. johnson
RANDALL H. HAGNER CO.
For appt.. DE. $4,000 or sP. 4-5244.
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APPROX. go ACRES. over 400
acres of crop land. 8 lge houses,
8 tobacco barns. 2. lge. cattle barns
and silps. One of Southern Md. S
finest cattle, and tobacco farms.
stock at only S65,00O;. u cash.
FARMETTE. acres, lovely 6-rm.
and bath home only mos. old
Stone firepl., sll-elec. kit. beauti-
tiful old shade trees. ige garden
area; Bargain priced at only
SOUTHERN MD. REALTY CO.. on
Rt. 3ul, nr. La Plata, Md Phone
La Plata ht1l or La Plata asa -.
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DOWNTOWN
BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

=. ARLINGTON 0NLY-c-2 or lisht
Industrial. on or near main artery.
5000 to 1000 50. #; level ground.
:. manent building for cycle sales and
~ servicing. Write p o. Box 423.
:. Arlington. Va. Replies will be
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For manufacturers repre-
sentative, space in private
firm, newly decorated; tele-
phone answering service and
parking space. Near down.
town. Phone NO. 7-1313.
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ATTRACTIVE FARM
SSS ACRES

5SS ACRES
farm, ideally located, with
good road frontage. Rte. So; about
all grass, fenced: plenty Of springs:
2 houses and other farm buildings.
Rear Of farm having 30O-ft. 'front.'
age on rear road, Make no mistake
about this one. It is q real srasins
farm. Within 35 miles of Wash
inRton: $l20 per acre.
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130 ACRES. attractive S-room house,
Suiidinss. dEens brooks: s1e.Soo. tSasoe' i.fm
On river. 800 acres, most attractive
house. basement. oil central heat,
bath; tenant house, farm buildings,
beautiful lawn and trees: S35. 1000.
300-acre dairy farm. new 40-cow
house, tastefully done over; oil
heat: tenant house: S37. 800.
BROWNING REAL ESTATE AGENCY
Realtors Culpeper, Va.
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MONTGOMERY CO. PROPERTIES
Poolesville, historic and architectural
GEM acre. pre-1S00 9-rm. brick,
Flemish Bond covered with pebble
dash. Grape-pattern iron grille along
60-ft. porch entwined with wisteria.
Mod. bath, fireplaces; oil h.-w.h.:
full open stairwell; walnut con-
struction; many random width
floors; full attic; wooden-pegged
rafters; slate roof: partial bsmt, =;
Poole family since November -.
1850. More fully described in Far
uuhar's Historic Montgomery Coun-
ty. Md. Old Homes and History.
page 251: S22,50U.
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
100 a. Chester loan with streams,
bank barn and lee. comfortable
6-rm. house in charming secluded
setting.
a a. : rms bath, furnace: S14,00o.
Neat : rms. bath. oil heat. trees. en-
Ia a. BARBARA G. ROSS. Broker,
Gath ttpg-o
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2Sh ACRES

Cattle farm. near Marshall: road
running through property making |
mile frontage each side; 90 acres l
mile mile area. m es Priced right s for TiS saIe now.
Terms.
LEdATo REALTY CORP. JE. 2-7aol
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
$1,000 SQUARE FEET

In central location of District. Cor
ner, ,dreproof building; left. cell
inss: well.lishted, central heating
elevator. loading facilities, ample
parking. l blk. from Union Station
Will lease whole or in part at rea.
sonable rent or will sell on excellen,
terms. Mr.. Ginnetti. DREYFUSs
BROS, INC. Realtors, MA. S-05SG
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Sl PER FOOT

sos 9th st. n.w.--Approx. 1900 ca.
once on 25s15, Sse weTt MsT' roc@s SssS. 7csis Ipt
wonderful for small mfsr. WALK
nm D DUNLOP, nsc. Co. s-e222.
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LoUDOUN COUNTY-245-acre stock
farm, mostly open: good land; s.
room house; large barns and bldss.;
S45. 900, terms.
300-acre stock farm. stream; lays
nicely; . houses. barns, silo; 5000.
About so acres, good land. nicely To-
Gated: 5-room, modern hse., barns:
$1,000.
Hamilton - Modern bungalow: 5
rooms; shade. shrubbery: garage;
priced right. WOLFORD a. WHALEY,
Real Estate, Ph. 21S1-2131. Hamil-
ton, Va
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FOR SALE
IN AHREQ-SA kAn

80 800
On county rd.. 3 mi. N. Damascus;
20 productive, 10 pasture and
wooded; sprgs. and creek; fruit
trees; can be financed. H. ]. AUTH,
Mt. Airy, Md. 10
ATTRACTIVE FARM
Owner offers l45-acre farm on State
road: fully equipped dairy; al! fields
watered; a-room modern farmhouse.
> bathrooms; dairy and fields rented
now for new owner: $1,000 cash,
balance can be financed. Directions:
Out 240 to Damascus, sharp left
turn at Shell station and : miles
through Kemptown to Goetze farm,
left-hand side. Telephone Underhill
5-21Sl Call todaNI %.
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Near Clarksville, Howard
Co., Md. New ListingS

No. 1-I45-acre cattls farm. lee.
house. 10 years old, excel. cond.: all
nee. outbldgs., good water. fencing,
high state Of cultivation: $4,000:
terms.
No. 2-24 acres, 7-rm. house and
bath. expandable end A.: livable, but
needs some trim and finish work; an
exceptional buy at S16,500 cash,
No. :j-Large remodeled house on o
acres; fine setting and ncighborhood.
More acreage available; $3a, 500:
$1,000 cash. Ask operator for
Spring 4-o4ol,
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HEART OF FALLS CHURCH
33-ft. modern curving glass frontage,
at 100 East Broad $1,000 So.
IT. parking in rear. Full basement
storage space $3.50 mo. Long term
lease offered. Call JE. 1888 to
inspect
Stanley r. Rowland Co., Inc.
lis East Broad st., Falls Church. Va.
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FARMS

NEAR Ia Plata. ND. on excellent
ceilent soil. stream. tobacco barn.
well: no dwelling contractors avail
sslse edS so buils st Nnee e. fnp iaiE prices M
33II. La Plata. Md.
VIRGINIA ESTATE. profitable dairy
GeorEian Colonial white brick resi-
dence; . tenant houses. Located on
main highway short distance from
p: GAERTNER & ADAMS,
I3-ACRE MT. RETREAT-7-room
house. elee., well, stream, hardtor
road. lovely view: taxes, $40 year;
reduced 70 sl'655: Also adiSinins
cleo, wen, cistern, mt. stream. view
mail. school bus. hunting and FISH,
ing; price, S3.150. Call 33D. Bar
serkeley si9 S' SPRINGS. Iaffi W. VA "iDMf .A'
BENNINGTON. va. .a30-a. dairy
SCI 600. terms.
stosk s,;Ia,faI farm ,s 500 So acres; river. nice
II a., open. lake. 8 rms. elec.. water
in kit $1,000. terms.
New r. cottage. bath, hardwood
floors. 3 a.; SO. 500, terms.
] 65-a. stock farm. S-rm. dwelling. >
baths. barn; shed. stream. tenant
house; S42, 900, terms.
600-a. dairy. shipping d. C. market,
4 tenant houses. barns. etc. Mostly
in grass; SOS 900, terms.
260-a. dairy farm, s rms, bath. 3
silos. large barns. cows and ma
chinery; $4,000, terms. .
2 r. basement. bath. cleo. nearly /
acre, 8 miles culpeper; S5. 500.
800 O.. wooded. facing improved
road; stream: $4,000. terms.
B: F. PERROW
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MONTGOMERY

LAST WEEK q buyer said We had
shown him the best values he had
seen in 8 or months of searching.
Call us; we have large list.
3 ACRES, 3-bedroom home. Sl3. 900.
25 ACRES; high elevation, useless
hocse. S6,950.
10 ACRES. 4-room house. on river,
$500.
100 ACRES a going farm, edge Of
town, $4,000.
80 ACRES, large white home and
FIVE EXCELLENT DAIRY farms from
225 acres up. and besinning at
S3T,500
STOCK FARMS from so to 500 acres.
ACREAGE TRACTS, so acres to hum
dreds OF acres, beginning at $50 an
acre.
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BETHESDA - About $1,000 50. II.
apartment house ground. easy walk
Ing distance Natl. Institutes Of
Health. Mr.. Lebling, ewes sun. OIL.
4,66SS; ROBERT B. HALL CO..
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vIRGINIA-GENTLEMAN'S FARM
Over 100 acres in hunt country.
More land available Barn. Quaint
four-room and bath slave cottage.
5-room tenant house. Beautifully
Handicapped Lake. Formal boXwood
gardens. Main house, beautiful Co.
lonial. : bedrooms. :; baths. Rear
forces sacrifice. For quick sale. RE-
DUCED to S2S,000. Ask for bro
chure, VESUGAR ASSOCIATES,
1907 NJ st NV, Washington. D. C..
or AMERICAN LISTINGS. II E.
59nd St. n Y. c.. MU. S-3S24
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND

Farms. estates and country homes on
beautiful rivers and bays of the
Potomac Chesapeake Bay region.
Please make appointment.
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3 Leasing Department
SHANNON & LUCHS CO.
Realtors Since 1906
: 724 l4th st, NV. MA. s-234S
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CUSTOM BUILDER has only Q very
desirable lots left in S35. .00O-snd-up
Excellent choice Of plans. rambler.
spiitsleyel. etc aysil;; for your in
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10 LEVEL LOTS. for builder; 1000 or
more SO. fl. each. complete with
street. sewer and water laterals;
in wheaton area. Sun. ana ewes,
Mr.. Leblins, OIL. 4-66SS ROBERT
B. HALL CO.. OIL. 2-325O. 80
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT
INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTEI
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

INDUSTRIAL and end commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease
NJ ROTH CO, RE. 1.7330
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COMMERCIAL LOT. on Richmond
is suficient depth for almost any
type enterprise. Building now on
property will carry it until you
choose to make desired improve
mentS. Call XII. s-3l06, VERNON
REALTY INC, 30
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FOUND

DOC, small, female. dark brown and
teeth: Nov, -. vic. No. Bethesda.
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might say are mulled over for
clues. For this reason, q tran
script Of Republican National
Chairman Leonard w. Halls
news conference after seeing Mr..
Eisenhower last Monday has
been gone over word by word.
Reporters found the cold words
Of the transcript lacking some
thing in supporting Mr.. Halls
highly optimistic opinion that
the President will run again IF
he feels that he is able" They
were forced to conclude that
Mr.. Hall might be doing a bit Of
loud whistling in the dark.
Then there was Mr.. Eisen-
hower's own comment to the Re-
publican National Committee
meeting this week in Chicago
His statement that he would
do everything in my power" to
help report the Republican rec
ORD to the people next year was
tantalizing but not very inform
alive Of his intentions.
So the newsmen. when ex-
pressing an opinion. admit they
are confused. Most OF those who
think the President will not run
again even If he is given a med
ical approval admit they feel
less strongly on that view than
they did a week or so ago.
But one thing Is sure. Let
anyone ask for an opinion
on what the President win do
and that can bring on q pro-
longed discussion among the
newsmen-and in the end only
more befuddlement.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
Midwest Swept
BY Blizzard
BY the Associated Press

A blizzard dashed a broad Sec
ton Of the Midwest yesterday
It combined snow ranging ur
to 10 inches. strong north winds
Of up to 40 MP.H. and singing
cold.
At least six deaths in traffic
were attributed to dangerous
driving conditions. Four were in
Nebraska and two in Illinois.
The Weather Bureau labeled
the onslaught a blizzard and
"a real winter snowstorm"-al-
though winter is Is days away by
the calendar.
Scottsbluff, Neb., had 10 inches
Iof snow. Chadron, Neb.. had I
inches, and Goodland. Kans., 4
inches. Gregory, s. D.. was bur-
Idened with a fresh 10-inch fall
A heavy fog settled on Chi
Icago, and some planes were d.
verted to Milwaukee and other
cities. Meigs Field on the lake
front suspended operations. Two
men were killed near Lincoln
ILL.,, when their car missed a
curve in the fog.
Skies began to clear in Wy
Ioming and Colorado after the
storm dumped up to IA inches
.of snow on Wyoming and up to
6 inches on Colorado.
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BY JACK BELL
Associated Press Stan Writer

Democrats are reported piling
up ammunition to center their
1856 campaign fire on Vice Presi-
dent Nixon If President Eisen-
hover runs again.
Should the President step out
of the picture, some Democrats
figure the ammunition will be
even more useful. They think
Mr.. Nixon is most likely to be
the alternate COP. presidential
nominee.
The Democratic National Com
mittee has voluminous niles on
Mr.. Nixon including speeches he
made as a member of the House
and Senate as well as Vice
President.
These apparently will be used
IN an attempt to show Mr.. Nixon
on both sides of some questions,
particularly as co-called "iso-
nationalist" in foreign policy.
|lationist" and later an Inter
His congressional voting record
also is reported being combed.
Make No Secret
Democrats make no secret OF
their dislike for Mr.. Nixon. Ma
tional Chairman Paul M. Butler
sounded their battle cry when
he said Mr.. Nixon implied In
1854 that the Democratic Party
was s'traitorous."
Former President Truman said
about the same thing. later de-
nying that he used some pic
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
Nixon to Give Awards
For Feuts in Aviution

Vice President Nixon will pre-
sent this years Harmon Awards
for aviation achievement next
Wednesday at the Capitol.
The awards for outstanding
achievements during 1854 will
go to 1t. Col. James F. Coleman,
United States Marine Corps Re-
serve, an engineering test pilot,
and Navy Capt. Marion H. Eppes,
commander of a Navy blimp
which stayed aloft eight days.
Col. Coleman was honored for
his flights in tie NavyS xYF-1
Pogo" turboprop fighter at
Brown Field Naval Auxiliary Air
Station, Calf. Nov. 2, 1854.
Capt. Eppes was honored for
extraordinary achievement as
commander of the Goodyear
Navy Airship zPG2 on a simu-
lated anti-submarine patrol in
May. 1854.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
Democrats Regard Nixon
AS No. | Political Torqet

turesque language to describe
the Vice President.
Mr.. Nixon apparently has
taken on increasing Importance
as a target because q great many
Democrats seem to cling to the
idea that it won't be good poll
tics to attack Mr.. Eisenhower
personally If he runs again.
There are some exceptions.
Senator Nicely, Democrat of West
Virginia. still sticks by his tactics
of frontal assault on the No.
Republican. and Gov. Averell
Hartman Of New York said re-
Gently that Mr.. Eisenhower was
IA great military leader but she
wasn't made" for the presidency.
Democratic strategists believe
that If the President runs again
despite his heart attack, and if
Mr.. Nixon is his running mate,
the latter will receive much more
attention from the average voter
than any vice presidential candi-
date ever got before.
These strategists apparently
see in Mr.. Nixon. a vulnerable
advocate of the Eisenhower adj
ministration record. since he has
been intimately connected with
its fashioning.
Some Democrats say any
lengthy delay by Mr.. Eisenhower
in announcing his intentions
multiplies Mr.. Nixon's chance
for the G. o. P. nomination.
and If he heads the ticket many
Of them think they would have
little difiiculty defeating him.
However. Senator Sparkman
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04

FARAKEET, white faced. blue. band 10
Center. OIL. 6-7017 before pm.
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however, have any hard-f ixec
opinion and expressed Their
views with varying "ifs" anC
"buts."
Only two would say fatty
they thought Mr.. Eisenhower
will bow out because Of his heart
attack and possibly other con.
siderations.
Only one was so bold as to say
Mr.. Eisenhower will be. a candi.
date and is running now.
No Inside Information
None Of the newsmen pro-
fessed to have any inside in
formation. Their opinions were
based on what they have seen
and read in their amending
search for indications Of what
the President will do.
The Presidents mood. any off,
hand comment he might make
and anything his close associates
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04

Of Alabama, the 1852 Demo
cratic vice presidential nominee
said in an interview he can't &c
along with that thinking.
II am not one of those who
believes that Nixon would be
any pushover," Senator Spark
man said. II think Chief JUS
tice Warren would offer the
stiffest competition, but I don't
discount Nixon"
Mr.. Warren has said his de-
cision to stay out of politics is
"irrevocable." But even If the
Chief Justice were persuaded to
run. Senator Monroney, Demo-
crat Of Oklahoma. said he doesn't
think Mr.. Warren could carry q
Southern State because Of the
Supreme Courts decision out
having segregation in public
schools.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
Dewey Spends Hour
AT State Department
BY the Associated Press

Thomas E. Dewey, former New
York governor and twice a Re-
publican candidate for President
paid an hour long visit to the
State Department yesterday.
Mr.. Dewey reported on his re-
cent trip around the world, Of
flcials said. He shook hands
with Secretary Of State Dulles
and chatted briefly with him, II
was understood. Then, he met
for an hour with Mr.. Dulles top
aide. Undersecretary Herbert
Hoover, jr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
YOUNG DEMOCRATS
PICK DENVER MAN
AS NEW PRESIDENT

OKLAHOMA CITY tP.-
David Bum Of Denver was
elected president Saturday Of
the Young Democrats Of
America over Neil Metcalf,
Geneva. Ala. at the organi-
cations national convention
here.
Mr.. Bum received 500
votes to $50 for Mr.. Metcalf.
William Poindexter Of Kan
sas City. the third candidate.
was never In the running.
The new president succeeds
Neal Smith Of Des Moines,
Iowa.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-12-04
Eisenhower Won't, Run,
Reporters Soy in Poll
By q stan Correspondent of Tn. Star

GETTYSBURG. Pa, Dec s-For whatever it be worth
in the Nations guessing most Of the correspondents
the temporary White House inclined
believe President Eisenhower will again.
informal partial poll four hold that view
thinks Eisenhower will candidate Few.
The Nome nugget., 1955-03-18

ATTENTION ALL SHRINERS
 There will be SMORGAS- BORD DINNER al pm. follow ed by appropriate entertainment al the MASONIC TEMPLE on Saturday. March l9. 1855 for all SHRINERS and their families. Single Shriners may bring a lady guest. This party is strictly in formal. Your FEE and CURRENT DUES CARD is your adnittance.
The Nome nugget., 1955-03-18
Wires Sent to Legislature Protesting Property Tax Now Being Considered

The NV. Alaska Chamber ef Commerce has taken action against the proposed five per cent property tax now under consider atiOn in the legislature. President Fred Langsam said today he has sent wire to the Senate express ing this chambers disapproval of such a tax as it would work hardship on the people of this area
 Backing up the protest sent by the Chamber of Comerce, another wire is being sent today with as many signatures of citizens as it is possible to get in a short time.
 Signers will include business people as well as other interested citizens
The Nome nugget., 1955-03-18
At St. Patrick's Day
 Party Last Night

St. Patrick's Day was cele- brated with a big party at the Pioneer Hall under the auspices of the ladies of St. Joseph's par ish
 Master of ceremonies was M.J Walsh, who gave a brief and in- teresting history of the day.
 Whist prizes were presented to Bill Cameron, Walter Hodge and Dan Berrittini; Mrs. Anna Shy der, Mrs. Alma Glavinovich, and Sarah McDonnell
 The genuine Irish shillelagh was presented to MT. and Mrs. Harry Anderson as it was their wedding anniversary.
 The door prize, a table model radio, was given to George Morin.
 Following the cards, refresh ments were served and dancing was enjoyed by the large crowd in attendance
The Nome nugget., 1955-03-18
Wanted: More Dog Teams

The Arctic Club has announced that three entries have been re- ceived for the Dog Race to be run April g. They are: Gordon Dim mick, David Walluk, and Carl Adams.
 At least seven or eight mushers are believed interested in running the race and the Arctic Club urges them to register with Col. Borden on the third floor of the Federal Bldg, as soon as possible.
 Borden reiterated today that this is not a race to establish a speed record but more for the fun of getting teams together and seeing what dogs can do, that have not been trained for racing. Women drivers are eligible.
 The more teams there are the more fun it will be-
The Nome nugget., 1955-03-18
Cavota and Three Children Leave For Visit To New York and Business Trip

Fred Cavota, owner of CavOta' 's Store, and three children are de- parting today via Pan American for a vacation and business trip to the States. Cavota is taking the three children, Betty, Rose Marie, and Gerry to visit their grandmother, whom they have never seen, in New York City.
 After Easter the three children children will return to Nome and Fred will make a buying trip for his store, visiting Minneapolis, Chicago, Kansas City, Los An geles, San Francisco, Portland and Seattle. He expects to be gone for about two months.