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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
Plans Pushed
For Courthouse

Plans are in the works for a
large-scale expansion and re-
modelling of the Arlington court
house.
The County Board yesterday
authorized the filing of q request
for Federal advance planning
funds and for preparation Of
preliminary plans and cost esti-
mates for the project.
Plans submitted by County
Manager 4. T. Lundberg call for
razing the old three-story center
section and substituting q struc-
ture of at least six stories there.
Addition Proposed
Mr.. Lundberg also proposed
adding a third floor to the south
wing, air conditioning the entire
building, and purchasing a park
ing lot.
The county manager said
after the board meeting that an
estimate Of the cost was not
available.
Mr.. Lundberg said a referen-
dunn would be needed to pro-
vide the money for the project
and that the time needed to
complete the preliminary plans
and cost estimates would be
about one year.
In addition, he said. the time
required for q referendum and
construction would take at least
another Is months. Last fall,
residents voted down a $500. 900
bond issue for a new courthouse
site.
Rent Increased
Mr.. Lundberg told the board:
"As time goes on it becomes
more apparent that the re-
modelling and addition to the
courthouse is a necessity in
order to provide facilities to
carry on the operations of the
county government"
Arlington has been paying
mounting rent for auxiliary
Office space and parking areas.
This year the cost will be about
$4,000. In 1850 the figure was
$1,000.
Funds advanced by the Fed
eral Government for plans
would have to be repaid at the
time the project was under
taken" Mr.. Lundberg said.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
Maryland Teachers
To Attend Workshop

TOWSON, Md. Aug. 6 (R.-
Fifty teachers Of economies In
Maryland high schools will come
here tomorrow for a 3-week
workshop on how to make their
courses more meaningful to
pupils.
It is the second year for the
workshop on economic educa-
ton sponsored by Goucher Col
Ilege. Johns Hopkins University,
the University of Maryland,
Western Maryland College and
Loyola College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
Hipkins to Speak

Donald A. Hopkins, deputy
administrator for the Small
Business Administration, will ad-
dress the Optimist Club OF
Washington luncheon Tuesday
at the Mayflower Hotel.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07
Chuirmun Numed

ANNAPOLIS, Md, Aug. 6 up.
Charles B. Allen, a former Air
Force major, now a partner in
Ia Baltimore engineering firm.
today was named chairman Of
the State Aviation Commission
by Gov. McKeldin.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07

BEVERLEY NAMED AIDE De CAMP
Former Alexandria Mayor Marshall Beverley asked to quit
the Democratic Party last week. reads the commission he
received yesterday "aide de camp" the military
star Of vrginas Democratic Gov Stanley. Mr. Beverley,
who is organizing Democrats for Eisenhower movement,
asked to resign from the party by State Senator Charles
r FenWick of Arlington.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-08-07

Goithersburs Appliance
Goithersbure, Nd.
Goithersbure SIS
The Heeht Co.
Silver Spring, Nd.
MA. $500
Oliver. Inc.
formerly J. c. Hordinel
1908 Wisconsin Ave,
Bethesda, Nd.
oliver 4-2l6o
R. Hugh Perris
Westwood, Nd.
FAirview $4,000
WoshinsteN ~ 8 Appl.
o422 Georgia Avenue
Silver Spring, Nd.
Juniper 9-o282
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-09
Monday. May 9, 1855
Only Three File Todate
AS Delegates To Alaska
Constitutional Convention

Tomorrow is the last day for
candidates to file for the Consti
.tutional Convention.
Only three candidates have
filed to date for the six delegate
positions from tbs Second Divi-
sion. They are:
Frank Degnan, Unalakleet, for
delegate at-large from the Second
Division, one Of four to be elected.
Jim Won der Heydt of Nome,
and Father Paul O'Connor Of st.
Mary's (AndreafskD, for the po-
sition Of delegate from the Cape
Nome Wade Hampton Precinct,
one to be elected.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-09

From Anchorage: VIM. Kohler,
Joe Wallace, Jack Jenkins, David
Soolook, John Reeder, Joe La
Fournaise, Dennis Murphy.
To Anchorage: Col. Porter, 1t.
Cavanaugh, Cpl. R. Watz, Cpl. E.
Caudill, Cpl. K A. Hinkley, Maj.
Siegiwart,, Robert Garnet Jr.,
Dorsey G. Benton, Tom Tungwe-
wenuk, Charles Esch, Helen Bell,
Sgt. Meyer, Maj. Nolen.
To Unalakleet: Elliott Bradley,
Ralph Griswald.
From Unalakleet: Gordon Ma
shalook.
To McGrath: A. J. Cortus, E. B,
Butcher.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-09
BIG. BAKER RETURNS AS
BUTCHER FOR NC. CO.

B. C. Baker arrived Friday by
Pan American to take over the
meat department Of the NC. Co.
Store.
Baker was formerly butcher for
Polet's Store here and left here
about seven years ago. He is meet
ing many old friends and former
customers. Among those who well
coined him warmly were former
members of the Scout Troop 666.
He was formerly Scoutmaster Of
the troop and was largely respon-
sible for the establishment Of the
Scout Camp at Dexter.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-09

The Nome School Board is
meeting this evening instead Of on
Tuesday, the regular meeting
night.
At this evenings meeting,
members Of the P.T.A. will pre-
sent the Hot Lunch Program and
present facts as to why this func-
ton should become a part of the
regular school program in the new
school.
The meeting is an open meet
ing and all interested parties are
encouraged to attend.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-09
Results OF Friday softball Games


Friday evening softball follow
ers saw two well-played and hard
fought diamond contests.
In the first game the Nome Mer-
chants put across the winning run
in the last half Of the eighth to
win to 2 over the Base Officers
in extra inning play. The game
was it pitchers duel between Kost
of the Merchants and Pecorelli of
the Officers
The Base Officers, playing a
doubleheader for the evening, won
the second game II to 7, beating
the Nome High School. Pecorelli
and Dunning were battery mates
for the Officers, while Willoya
and Mogg alternately pitched and
caught for the High School.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-09
IN COMMISSIONERS COURT

Edna Magaruk was found guilty
of being drunk and disorderly and
sentenced to AS days in jail with
80 days suspended.
James Kainginzinia was senten-
ced to months in Jail for being
drunk in a private home and caus-
ing considerable disturbance.
Elmer SoOsuk was sentenced to
so days for giving liquor to a
minor.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-09
WEATHER FORECAST
COMPLIED by the

COMPLIED by the
US. Dept. of Commerce Weather Bureau
Cont. fair with little change in
Temperature and light variable
winds. Low temperature expected
tonight 81, high tomorrow As.
Nome data last "a hours as of
7 am. today. highest tempera-
allure 81, low "a. Extremes this
mph from the NV. Sunrise at 8
am, sunset at 1856 pm.
A year ago today: high temper
allure eff low a. Extremes this
date since 1907: highest 50 in
1913, lowest in 1949.
Other stations as of z am. today:
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-09
Tunqwenuk Ill In Anchorage

Thomas Tungwenuk has left
for Anchorage to visit win his
father, Louis Tunwenuk, who is
critically i'll in the ANS hospital
there. The Tungwenuk family is
we'll known here and in Wales.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-09
WIEN AIRLINES

From Fairbanks: Barney Crosby
To Kotzebue: Lonny Mizell,
James Wisher.
To Fairbanks: George Beltz,
Arthur Nagozruk Sr., Laura Ma
gazruk, John Reeder, Pete Sand
vik, Mr.. and Mrs. Campbell.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-09
MIMI HOSPITAL

Admitted: Bridget Paulook, Ora
Reid, Eloise Hill.
Discharged: Edmond Bloom,
Charlotte Bahnke, B. jacobson,
James Utuan, Les Keller, Agnes
Ruiz.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-09

Philip Gray. formerly flying for
Magoffin Anyways at Point Bar
row, has Joined Alaska Airlines
bush pilot staff. He replaces pilot
Eddie Olson who returned to An
chorage.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-09
Little Sisters Return From Island

The Little Sisters of Jesus, who
made the flight to Diomede Island
planning to spend several weeks
there, were recalled after a weeks
stay. They hope to make another
trip later in the season when there
is a resident priest in the island.
The Nome nugget., 1955-05-09

Father Neil Murphy is enjoying
a visit from his father, Dennis
Murphy, who arrived yesterday
from California on his first visit
to Alaska.
Evening star., 1955-09-25
Simpson Gets
Combs Posi-

CHARLOTTESVILLE. Va
Sept. "a Especial Grellet Col
ilins Simpson, dean Of the faculty
Iof Randolph Macon College. to-
day was elected president Of
Mary washington College at
fredericksburg. succeeding Nor
gan Z. Combs.
Dean Simpson was elected By
the University Of Virginia Board
Iof Visitors. He win go TO Fred
lericksburg to take over his new
duties February l..
Or. Combs had headed Mary
washington. the women's divi-
lsion Of the University Of Vir-
lginia. since 1929. He was fired
from the presidency last April
latter q bitter series Of charges
land counter-charges regarding
Ibis administration. It was
lcharged that he brooked no criti-
Icism Of his administration. was
unjust In melting out discipline
Ito students. exhibited q violent
temper reprimanding students
land on occasions was profane.
Or. Combs. who had been hon.
Iored earlier for his service
called the charges unfounded
land said that fiye members OF
the faculty were In a conspiracy
against him. The Board Of visi-
tors first stripped him Of most
LOT his powers. then ousted him.
The new president ID a grad
uate of Randolph Macon In the
class Of 1880. He joined the
faculty there In 1891 as an in
lstructor after teaching one year
lat Randolph Macon Academy In
Bedford.
DR.. Simpson began his graduate
studies at the University Of vir-
ginia In 1896. He held DUPONT
and Bradshaw fellowships ct the
university, where he received his
doctorate III 1949.
At Randolph Macon he be-
came . full professor In 1912,
land became dean Of the faculty
lin 1852. During Q four-year
leave Of absence he served with
the American Red Cross during
World War II. iirst in this coun-
try and later in Southern Italy.
Evening star., 1955-09-25
2 D. c. Area Youngsters
Win $500 Scholarships

Joseph Is one Of nine children
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Louis v. Fac
china. Mr.. Facchina Is an In
spector. for the Fairfax County
School Board. Joseph attends
Herndon High.
Present at the luncheon were
DR.. Ernest v. Hollis. chief OF
college administration Of the
Department OF Health. Educa-
ton and Welfare: DR.. Theodore
A. Distler, executive director of
the Association OF American Col
ieges: Louis Frankel. vice presi-
dent and general merchandise
Of the Hecht Co. who
presented the awards: Herman
Spiegel. associate general mer-
chandise manager Of the COM
pany's downstairs store: Harold
Melnicove, vice president and
publicity director. and Samuel
Cohen. advertising director,
among others.
The scholarship program was
begun last year by Mr.. Spiegel
and the Fruit Of the Loom Corp.
as q public service.
Evening star., 1955-09-25
Negro Group Hits
Segregation Pleu

RALEIGH. N. c.. Sept. "a tR.
The Executive Board Of the
North Carolina Negro teacher
organization has come out In
to Gov. Luther Hodges
plea for continued school segre-
cation on q voluntary basis.
w. L. Green. executive secre-
tary of the North Carolins
Teachers Association. said today
the association Executive Board
had adopted q resolution oppos-
ing voluntary segregation.
Mr.. Green said the group
adopted in Its entirety . resolu-
tion adopted by an association
leadership conference here Au-
gust q. That resolution came
one day after Gov. Hodges had
appealed to the group TO CO.
operate In his plan for volun-
tary segregation.
The resolution stated that 'ai
citizens Of the State Of North
Carolina we feel 1t should moi
he requested that we relinquish
one one Of our constitutional
rights for even q minute" !"
Evening star., 1955-09-25

Two Washington area young
sters were given q financial
boost toward college educations
yesterday when they were
awarded $500 scholarships do
mated jointly by the Hecht Co
downstairs store and the Fruit Of
the Loom Corp.
The awards also include q
$200 grant to the colleges Of
their choice when they reach
10.
The winners, who received
their awards at q luncheon at
the Statler. are Joyce Wend-
land. IL. of 3506 Cheverly ave-
nue.. Cheverly. Md; and Joseph
v. Facchina. Is. Of Route 3
Herndon. Va.
Joyce Is the daughter Of Mr.,
and Mrs. Fred A. Wendland
Her father ID assistant produc-
ton manager Of Southern
Diaries. The scholarship 4 win
ner. . student at Bladensbure
Junior High School. plans "a
attend the University of Mary
land.
Evening star., 1955-09-25
Medicine Hat Steak

MEDICINE HAT. Alberta,
Sept. "a R.-Mayor Harry
veiner says he Is patenting the
Medicine Hat western steak.
Main specifications: The meat
must be at least ~ inches thick
and weigh between lK and Ia
pounds.
Evening star., 1955-09-25
oil Concessions

Peru's biggest oil producer has
Joined IL other firms holding
concessions in the montana Of
eastern Peru. Lima reports.
Evening star., 1955-09-25

TO TOADDRESSRESERvISTS
The new Armed Forces
Reserve Act will be dis
cussed by Maj. Gen. B. L.
Milburn, special assistant
to the Army chief of staff
for reserve components. at
the District Army chapter
Of the Reserve Officers As
ISOLATION luncheon at 1890.
pm. Tuesday in the Army
Navy Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-02
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

MacARTHuR BLVD, mr.. Model Basin.
Large lots averaging 90xl50 It.
Water in - 250::up on terms to
kuii Call Mrs; Harvey, EN-. z
s23lb55 kAt REALTY CO.. RA. t.
ATTENTION DEVELOPER! 1873 acres
waller through property; land lays
Goud. Priced to sell MI. Scott
with BERNARD T. BRosIus, Ju'
RAMBLER SITES "A to 3 acres.
Close-in Silver Spring. Excellent
view. Terms. BERNARD T. BRoSlUS.
Resltor. JU. 9-042o. d
100 ACRES, s. miles YES. I, q I'll p. &C g.
.-155S after y pm. -
CoNTRE RD., r. G. CO.. 10 miles
D, c.; 5 choice building sites; over
1 acre each; 81 100 per acre: easy
terms. HE. 4-350O; ewes, HA. @
i0fO. W. w. LEWIS.
P. G. CO.. CORNER LoT--5o17 I'd.
monston ave.. paved street. water.
seSSssfG bus US. at .door; -ss ;5ooi w " "
70 LEVEL ACRES. $4,000 per acre;
intersection, new Rte. 80 and Sol;
desirable for motel. shopping, etc.
he. 4-3500; ewes, Cedar 3-33u2
W. ". LEWIS.
LOUDOUN COUNTY--Beautifu acre
ase to be suhdiyided In to 10
acre parcels and sold to selected
few no. 2-llp9. day or niEht
BEAUTIFUL H0MEsITEs-,.oyer z
scres on gently rolling land on
hard-surfaced road. stream in rear
few large trees: small 2-bedroom
home now on premises near Vienna.
Si3.esO. HoLLEY REALTY. $500
Tee hwy. IKE. s-o3S0 weekdays
till o.
o. ACRES. ideal for subdivision:
Call 30. b-iei7. -
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD F-S tractor in soft. insulated
trailer with blower. Excel. cond
ready to roll; forced sale, cheap
JE. i-lIn0. -.
BUS. Marmon Harrington, equipped
as store on wheels. Suitable as port
able field office. Have all seats per.
feet cond. 4. passenger; 81 .0n5
JE. 4-4S4b. -
FORD lia-ton panel: good running
condition $500. See No. Q. L st
s,w.' g Am. till . pm. weekdays
CHEW. sedan deliveries, IL to choose
from; perfect from every respect
CENTRAL MOTOR CO. 2S04 Jeff
Davis hwy, All. Va, OF. 4-152O.
3
CHEW. 40 ls-ton panel; Md buyer
Sl0U takes it. Call tn. 2-6500, a
METRO, packaee delivery. new; Dec
'1l: full rear doors; SS95. NO. T.
1905. =
WILLYS l-ton pickup. I-wheel drive
motor overhauled good tires: S39j
JE 3-1Sli, after u pm
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Colonial Farmhouse

$50 acres; !. mi. on Monocacy River,
The opportunity of lifetime to get
reai home. strictly modern in
every detail; all outbldgs. and barns
in perfect condition. Would be
perfect for a beef or dairy farm;
excel. view OF Catoctin Mt. and
river. We invite your inspection to
one unusual buy and the owner will
consider trading for good apt
house or rooming house. Please call
us for inspection and further details.
terms. SIGLER AND CO.. 3433 llth
st, NV, RA. 3-3431. --3
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

ANGLIA AS English Ford. Splen-
did cond.; sacrifice, SiS5. Terms.
Roper 18th and r. !. ave. ne.
ANGELA 81 "-dr.; Britain economy
car: 4-cyl. up to 30 miles to gallon.
3O-day guar, Si95 HILL a. SAND
ERS: .Wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer.
INA Vermont ave. NV. AID. 4-43O0,
Open ewes: til 8. sat. til D.
ris cow. s697. 81 Renauit. S2S7:
40 Hillman sed,. 1897. and 9 NJ q S
JACk PRY. l4th and r SITS
ANGLIA tPrefecD AS; real economy
car; sale price. S1a5. Largest Sc
lection OF small foreign and Ameri-
can cars. MANHATTAN AUTO. INC.
test. 1910, Kaiser, WHY'S. Hillman
and exclusive dealer for AUSTIN
OF ENGLAND. AUSTIN HEALEY.
MO. AND MORRIS MINOR, in
North $500. Branch sales. 1910
King st.. Alex. Va, King S-55.5
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BOATS tcsut.l

EvINRuDEs. IS. ON EASY TRIMS
25-h-p. elee. BigtWiu. SIS dn. payment
5-h-p. Fastvin. $40 On. payment
Z. 5-h-p Fleetvin SIS On payment.
Sch D. Lshtwin. $50 On. payment.
arransed 70 suit you. Trade,
accepted. ROBERT 8. THOMAS
S402 Fenton ST.. Sill. Spg. JU $4,000
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R TISI ,,6 So!n ...,,,a ,s5 J.
Bssk De sRa s sHSsh H. Il HoR sa
SUCK so Roadmaster cOny,; Dyna
flow. cleo. windows. r. and h.. full,
equip, Ist-class cond..; pvt. owner
. S923 ,LauI;, 2 :s303. noos .Id3
and p; sla5 or best Of1er. Cali Il
alck III aoS ai Hss sDf sHic fdr ssaf
MINI; ave, ne. LU. 1925. -
BUICK, 40 Roadmaster 4-dr.: Al, DOC
VII Witt i![e Ju. 9 519so6 s4''' MR., N
HUICK so black Roadmaster 4-dr.i
5000. HoRNERs BUICK, 3sas
MINI. ave. ne. LII. l-9226: -
BUICK 80 Super sedan; radio and
M SalSs 8 fss e! Nc h.ss Ives
til 8, III. 5-7soI.
BUICK 81 convertible; very clean
s9@g. -, aoRNER,s Bg 5!,gS as.'
B Ml9h eye c Gen ~ RIVIERA! a-tan,
blue; r. and h., Dynafiow, Wv
YER SPRING MOTOR CO. INC.
l002 E;,W. hwy; tat Ga. ave.j, Sill
Sps;; Md; ~; 9-450a,
$500 HoRNERs sUIcK, sss$a
B Ml9R @ rs Super Sup ri Rivier as hard top
r, and h. Dynafiow. low miIeaee
SLED. Car No. 266-A. MONROE
T FoRD 5 on.O Wi. Wis. az aye. NV; wo
BUICK 1851 Super. 4-door; i owner
1880 miles: radio. heater: excel
cond.. Si.IOG. IA. $685. q
BUICK 1855. Riviera. 4-dr.; power
brakes and steering. Dyna., T. anc
h. Wv. tires, $4,000 mi. beauti-
BUICK 1850 Riviera sed.: Dyna., r
h.: :. tone $40. STANLEY H
HoRNER, INC. Buick Dealer. Fla
ave: ne. at 9th. Ii. 6-646i.
BUICK 1853 Special 4-dr. sedan;
KoRNSEfR's COR Buick Dealer. Fla
ave ne at 9th. Ii. 6-6i64.
BUICK 1919 Super Sedanette: r, h
S449. STANLEY H. HORNER. INC.
Buick Dealer. Fla. ave. ne. at 9Th
BUICK AZ Roadmastsr ssSanette; r
H Plie a.s Rssler' Fla ave- ne at 9TH
r.. h Sl.2i9. STANLEY H
HORNER. INC, Buick Dealer. Fla
ave. ne. at 9th, Ii. 6-646I.
BUICK l94S station wagon; r., and h
S499. HORNER'S COR, Buick Deal
sE Fla aye ne !, at t 6 TILL Ii, 6,Sa64
a ane R RSas S'e ssso Lee e hWy
Arl., Va, JE. 2-5050 -
BUICK So hard top; a-tone gray;
r. and h. Dyna., Wv. tires; 81 .595
ALCORN MOTORS, 1920 Lee hwy,
B SShkrR Il b EiTsE. s ssSe5 Mimi Sltss
B III; t-': s. Riviera Super; 500
HoRN Sas!s BUICK 1929 MINI. ne
and h A good car I've driven since
Gulf Sta, 1889 Conn, 10. 5-4l4
BUICK a. Special de luxe; like
new; r. and h.. S2la. Terms. 81
down Roper. 18TH and r. l. ave
CADILLAC 1916 Fleetwood: black
excel. cond XII. 9-S4S@. -
CADILLAC so Coupe de Vile: -
tone green, wire wheels. tire on
BACK. Vo2ue tires; 5000 true miles;
private owner: 5000 cash. Call
DE 2-9602. bet. / and DIN, ask
for MR.. BRYANT. IS
$50 "6." sedan; attractive
2-tone green finish; equipped with
radio. heater. Hydra-Matic, power
steering and Wv. tires; priced at
S3,095: CCC guar,
Capitol Cadillac-Olds. Co.
1":2!33 :2,2nd ST. NV. ST. $4,000
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Beautiful blue finish. Wv. tires, Gus
tom-made seat covers. sunshade,
this is il il. Cali Ex. s-s9o0. "a
CADILLAC 80 rs" limousine, con-
sentative: black finish: fully equip
with radio. heater. Hydra Matte;
reconditioned by Cadillac Crafts
men; priced at S1.795; CCC guar
Capitol adillac-OldS. Co.
20! 2and ST. NV. ST. $1,000
CADILLAC 81 "62" coupe: r. and h..
cleo. windows; 81, 695. TIL. 2-0:45.
CADILLAC 81 model "ea" coupe De
Vile: radio. heater and Hydra. Matte,
power windows and seat. A very
c clssn STo dOTy slqs in fScf skF
F fSasi5i0 NASH Sais nc l' 500 colesv f
C tH e' ;9 81 As3' i.door: r. and
h.: Matte; turn signals. cleo.
windows, premium tires and tubes;
f IN town Ie' ssa5 h sfEvGR sPR Nc
MOTOR CO, INC. 100? E.-W. hwy.
lat Ga. ave.. Sill. Sps.. Md. JU.
CADILLAC 81 convert: light blue,
blue top, red leather uphols... r.
a sne 81 A MofoR Sx 6oa6 5ei Lee IVY
Arl Va JE, o-oO5U -
81 80" Special Fleet
wood sedan: immaculate Tulane
green finish. r. and h.. Hydra Matte,
custom seat covers Royal Master.
Wv. tires. cleo. windows. etc. Will
GoMERY- sTUBBs. Lincoln Mer-
curry Dealer, 3115 Bladensbure I'd.
AP. 1-2g2g. Open daily til 0.
1850 de luxe 4-dr.
S5a9 HORNER'S BUICK. 3S2g
MINI ne. LII 1926 80
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ONLY SIS $50

203-acre farm on concrete blvd, 8
mi west of Winchester. Va. 8 rms; (;
electric lights: good water; bank
barn, tool shed. meat house; a good
stream; all bldss. in good condition
well financed: immed. possession
Inspection invited at once. II YOU
are looking for a bargain. SIGLER
AND CO. RIA. 3-3431. 3
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DESK SPACE
FARMS


20 ACRES. small old house, high
elevation: S6.950
s. ACRES, house, barn stream: Sl3.
130-AcRE FARM. edge Of Damascus:
tenant will stay: S2G.n0U.
80 ACRES, fine family home for city
folks: $40 500. with $4,000 cash
and easy financing.
4IW-ACRE cattle farm at SlO0 an
-aere: easy drive to Wash.
buO-ACRE real cattle ranch. GOOD
home. close-in.
2ihI- ACRE DAIRY farm: S45,U00.
3nu-ACRE DAIRY farm Tor S37.50o.
Close in and a real buy.
2".5-ACRE DAIRY. 90 stanchion
Wash. barn. 2ia-bath home: 100000.
LARGE MODERN DAIRY farm With
excellent home, IS stanchions and
other comparable bldgs., close In.
10 Se Ac faSs'e 81 RIVER. small house ;
fishing. boatins; $500.
We have many others: also some SerP
good farms in Frederick County.
DROP IN AND GO OVER
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1955-03-02
GARAGES

NEAR 18th AND CALVERT SITS.
s esd d4st: sio psT mo. i "a. s-8sT.
AVAILABLE MARCH l5-Car or
clean storage. near Walter Reed {;
$3.50 per mo. RA. 3-06S2 -
FOR RENT, mr.. Union Sta
ton. ne: excel. for car or storage;
very lee.. cleo: reas. JU. 9-SSl2.
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