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The Nome nugget., 1957-11-04
Harry Lomen Dies at Age "A

SEATTLE, R-Harry Lomen, "A, one of five brothers who had operated for many years indus tries and trading stations in Alas ka ard the Pacific Northwest, died here yesterday.
 The family is probably best re- membered for developing the reindeer industry in Alaska.
 Lomen, also a retired photog- rapher, lived at the Arctic Club for the past Is years, and in Seat tie since 1884.
 He was born in Caledonia, Min .nesota, and lived in Nome from 1903 until he moved to Seattle.
 He was a member of Ig- loo No. l, Pioneers of Alaska, and a member of Immanuel Lutheran Church and the Arctic Club.
 He is survived by one sister Mrs. F. Clinton Austin, and two brothers, Ralph and Carl Lomen all of Seattle.
 Funeral services tomorrow 1T the Butterworth Chapel will bt followed by cremation.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-04
Much Alaska Legislation Waiting For Congress
By FRANK w. vAILLE

WASHINGTON, R-More than two dozen legislative proposals dealing with Alaskan matters are pending before Congress or are under consideration by govern ment agencies.
 Tops on the list-and one which would eliminate the need for most of the others-is the statehood bill, tentatively scheduled to come before both House and Senate early next year.
 Bills to remedy Alaskan land problems, or to east government restrictions on land use, constitute the largest single group of pend ing proposals.
 Department of Interior sources list 10 proposals in this category, including several already intro duced by Delegate Bartlett.
 The major land proposals would permit Alaska to select 3,400,000 acres of public lands now held by the federal government, permit settlement on public lands con- taining coal, oil or gas resources, authorize transfer to Alaska now of school lands being held in re- serve for the proposed state, per init Alaska to select mineral and unsurveyed lands for support of the university.
 Still in the discussion stage are proposals to revise Alaska's status under the federal highway aid program, extend the life of the Alaska public works program and to authorize sale of the govern ment-owned Alaska Communica- ton System.
 Other proposed legislative acts would permit Alaskan commW1i- ties to refund municipal bond is sues, authorize the territory to re wise and set debt limitations on it's public bodies, establish ayl eight-year term for federal dis trict judges in Alaska, eliminate existing discriminations against Alaska in the federal i1nmigra- tion law, create an additional fed ena1 judgeship.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-04

SPOKANE, R-Bing Crosby in troduced his pretty new bride to his old college cronies yesterday, showed her around the neighbor- hood where he grew up and then helped dedicate the $700,000 Crosby Library at his alma mater.
 The library was Bing's gift to his old school, Gonzaga Univer- sity. He formally turned over the keys during a 50-minllte cere- mony that obviously thrilled his young wife, who sat beside him on the platform.
 Crosby, wearing the colorful academic robes and square mor- tarboard cap of an honorary doc tor of music, credited the school with all his success. To crowd of some 5000 at the outdoor cere- mony on the library steps, he said:
 aIf ve gotten anywhere in show ihz1siness, if I've achieved anvthina, its directly attribut- aap1a to the environmental influ-
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-04
Russians Claim Worlds Largest
 Passenger Plane

MOSCOW, R-In another tech nological claim besides the second. satellite, the Soviet government announced that it had put into operation '@the largest passenger aircraft in the world" powered by four prophet engines
 The announcement said the plane can transport 120 pasSen- gers from Moscow to New York in 10 to 12 hours It added that the airliner. called inc TU-f14. has a telephone system. 8 restaurant for 48 people and two elevators.
 The plane can carry DO per sons on flights Of from 500 10 900 miles and TO persons on medium range flights. the official news re- lease said.
 The plane was designed by A. N Tupolev, who also planned the worlds only jet passenger air liner in regular scheduled service
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-04
Good Chance for Link By Rail U.S.-Alaska
 ExnraSSed hv Magn7ISOn

GA AHA CCCSO AAN6
 SEATTLE, R-Belief there is a good chance a railroad will be built to link the States and Alaska was expressed here yesterday by Sen. Magnuson D-Wash.
 He made the prediction before leaving to attend a meeting of the new International Railroad and Highway Commission opening m Victoria, B.C., today.
 GA railroad to Alaska) would open up the greatest country on our continent not as yet devel- oped," the senator added.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-04
Soviet Satellite Success Due to Stepped-Up Engineer Training

MOSCOW, R-MoScOw broad casts said information gathered by the new baby moon will make more understandable to man ''the unfathomed natural processes go- ing on in the cosmos"
 The studies are being made in conformity with the International Geophysioal Year program, an announcement said.
 But Moscow radio also declared the dramatic assertion of Soviet scientific and technical progress was dedicated to the 10th anniver- sary of the Bolshevik revolution, to be celebrated here Thursday.
 Pravda said Russia's stepped-up program for training engineers had lot to do with the satellite launchings.
 ''The number of engineering graduates in the Soviet Union rose from 36,OOO in 1850 to 72,00O in 1956," the Communist news papre declared.
 In the United States it fell dur ing the same period from 53,00O to 26,OO0.
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-04
RUSSIA LAUNCHES SATELLITE
 WITH DOG AS PASSENGER.

} MOSCOW, R-The Soviet Un- ion launched Sputnik II at 8:38 pm. PSF Saturday
 Moscow radio said today the half-ton satellite carrying small female dog named Kudryavka tCurly) is circl:ng the earth just over 1000 miles out in space. Moscow radio added the small. fluffy haired passenger inside the satellite survived the shock of be- ing blasted into space and her breathing. heartbeat and blood pressure were normal.
 Housed in an air-ccnditicned casing inside inc satellite. fhe dog hurtlsd around ths earth at a pssed of l7.s4o miles an hour.
 Signals from two radios in the satellite are sending scientific data about the dogs reactions and space conditions, the Russians said.
 Monitors around the world are picking up the ~heep. beep" on one frequency and hissing sound from another.
 The two radios send on ire quencies of 4o,oo2 and 2o.oo5 kilo- cycles with wave lengths of about 7.5 and Is meters respectively The beep lasts three-tenths of a second and is followed by a pause | of the same length. As the spectacular achieve
 ment signaled inc opening of
 the era of space travel. a Soviet
 scientist hinted the dog may
 parachute alive back 10 earth.
 The new satellite weighs exact ly 1,12O.29 pounds and circles the earth in 103.7 minutes, Moscow said. The first moonlet, launched Oct. 4, weighs 184 pounds, has an orbit reaching out 560 miles,, moves at 1900 miles an hour, and circles the earth every 96.2 min- utes.
 Sputnik II, described by the Russians as "the last stage of the 1 carrier rocket" apparently is shaped like a rocket. Moscow said no other parts of the rocket are trailing it.
 One Moscow broadcast said
 inc new satellite was built to
 orbit longer than its predeces-
 sor. which has completed 500
 circuits of the globe.
 Instruments aboard Sputnik II were reported designed to send information about cosmic, ultra violet and X rays, temperature and pressure.
 A. A. Blagonravov, one of the Soviet Unions top scientists, said the hissing sound on the 20,005 kc. frequency provides informa- ton about the dogs condition. | The dog is being fed artificial ly and has instruments attached I to her body to broadcast informa- ton about breathing, heart action l and blood pressure, the scientist said.
 The animal is lailka. one of
 a Russian breed resembling the
 spitz or pomeranian. They are
 shaggy and have pointed noses. Laikas presumably are ideal
 dogs for space travel because
 they are small easy to handle | in frainind and have Qreat en-
The Nome nugget., 1957-11-04

LONDON, R-J. John Balsam was provided with two seats-one of them free-on a London to Jo- hannesburg airliner yesterday.
 Balsam weighs APO pounds.
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3 ACRES level. beautiful ground
out Of qaithersburg: owner trans
ferred; S17.50O.
IS ACRES, 7-room home, 4Ox00
barn, 3 other outbutldings; only
90 ACRES. Groom, bath. oil
heat barn, corn crib, etc: S23, 500.
so ACRES. s-room house. garage,
barn, corn crib. etc; $13,750.
90 ACRES, large. modernized
home, In very good location and
close to Acc: S52.50O.
I16 ACRES. large. modern home,
24-coW barn, 40Xti0 bank barn,
tenant house, all for $4,000.
100 ACRES. with 5-room modern
home. S27,500.
125 ACRES, fenced. stream; ask
Ing $4,000.
I25 ACRES at close-in inter-
change, 7-room home. tenant house,
bank barn. COW barn, silo and
other buildings; $4,000.
900 ACRES. very good stock
farm. large home. tenant house.
2 silos, stock pens. hay barracks.
everything; long road frontage:
S44. 900.
INVESTMENT FARMS now rent
ed; 80 acres. buildings worth price
OF $4,000, rental income S9.4O0
per year. 1855 acres: good modern
lied home also rented, $4,000.
$50 acres. real productive farm,
also rented. Low down payment TO
responsible buyer: $4,000.
MANY. MANY more. consult US
any time, ROMER q Co, RIAL
TORS, Gaithersburg 299.
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lcoNIlNuEnl
EXCELLENT Farm FINANCING

ANANAN& IRAnfN1V -" v -
Completely modern. 191 acres.
3s-cow dairy. built new: 1929,
t tractive eAn Arm 9afI and bath d tenant
house with h.-w.h. Gorgeous S-rm.,
center hall. Colonial brick mansion,
modern turnout, overlooking noun
tain range. level. highly productive
farm. Rated as one Of the incest IN
county. Splendid water and fences.
Price. $4,000: terms, $4,000
down. balanced amortized over 20
yrs.
el5-AcRE DAIRY FARM - Com
plete 20-head Baltimore operation
and building. Excellent source Of
water, 210 tillable acres. $4,000
down, assume present trusts
monthly prins int. payment as low
RETIRED FARMETTE--34 level
acres in Frederick County commit
nifty. 1000 II. Of road frontage
steam heat. BOx4O barn; good
cond.; poss. in 80 days. Sale price
includes growing crops and ma
chinery. Price. $4,000; terms. Call
q. y. Mayne, SIP. $4,000, with C..
M, MARSTELLER. JR.. Real Estate
~. 0-2552.
LOUDouN CO.. VA, near Leeshure
20 wooded acres, with new, modern
7-room rambler, wonderful view, on
good road. 500-foot frontage on
the Potomac river, $50 800.
CHAS. w. SYDNoR
Real Estate Ieesburg, Va.
6P. 7-224l Home. SIP. 7-224S
NEAR TOWN, l90-acre fertile farm
with lovely 0-bedroom brick house
good farmer available. $55. 900, 90
s-f NSGa house. IT. bsths. hr sTlissass
central heat. SIG. 10000.
Beautiful 4-bedroom brick ram.
bier. dream kitchen, large Twins
room, fireplace. full basement, rec
reation ROOM unsurpassed pano-
Terms. many others.
Browning Real Estate Agency
Culpeper. virginia
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CharleS CnllntV


Equipped. 325 acres. within 3.
REALTY aa.si IA. 2-fsss. ny. :.
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HISTORIC Underwater
6OUTHERN MARYLAND

l.. FairhaYen on Bay"1Iaree
lot: 5-room-and-bath modern home,
artesian well: large utility house.
completely furnished: electric
Kitchen: % miles D. c.. 1880.
2. West River, 90 acres: 0-room
house perches: creek 6-aere
masonry home with 8 bedrooms. :
baths, fireplace. approximately /
yatsrtront view; IS miles f 3. G.:
i4O acres: modern Groom
Colonial home: guest cottage:
tenant houSe; 3 tobacco barns;
various outbuildings. T-acre tobac-
co allotment: l1.acre wheat allot-
ment: ideal cattle, farm; orchard,
rSgaId; n n nrss class conditions 80
ni !. iRs7 acres; s.room Colonial
home: bath: 3 large barns: 1856
acre tobacco allotment: highly
productiYes streams, paved road,
70 miles ID. c.; $4,000.
Manor-Modern 3-bedfoom brick
home; 2 baths: approximately 4
acre: hot-water heat. hardwood
equipment: garage waterfront
z. Anne Arundel County. No
acres. mile road frontage---6-
room modern frame home. deep
freeze. electric refrigerator. stove
complete farm equipment. artesian
well. tenant house, 2 barns. 1O.8-
acre tobacco allotment. dairy barn.
immediate possession. 20 miles
ID. G.
3. Historic Lothian, 20 acres
12-roOm Colonial home. ~ baths.
tenant house: barns stable, OUT
mediate possession; 20 miles ID. g.
INSPECTION BY APPOINT
MENT. Call Mrs. Williams, Uni-
versitv 7-44e1. CALVERT REALTY
AGENCY, Prince Frederick, Mary
land.
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SEASRORE PROPERTY

wEsTMORELAND SHORES. VA
2 adj. beach lots. approx. 3 mi
from Colonial Beach, Teas. EDGE
water p-6l15.
MACS HEAD. n. Go acres: cot
tage ana guest annex. with trees,
vegetation and sand beach on
Albemarle Sound near ocean: z
bedrooms. 2 baths, . living rooms.
. kitchens. , screened porches:
.-car garage, gas and electricity:
fishing, bunting, boating, swim
SENSNER, Suite 900. 917 18th
ST. NV, washington, ID. C..
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MONEY 10 LOAN

AUTO LOANS. cars or trucks. IN 10
minutes, whether it's paid for or
not HERSON'S. sth and o NV.
DE 2-4700
MORTGAGE LOANS. s5,000-S50.-
000--oroup your debts. lower your
payments, refinance your property
and improvements: quick. honest.
courteous service on real estate.
farms, etc. Only in the State Of
Maryland. Call Mr.. ROBERTS.
Baltimore, Nd, day or night; suns.
and holidays. at saratoga 7-lO47.
MONEY AVAILABLE on Well-kept
cash. repair, etc. NO. 7.b657.
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SOUTHERN MARYLAND
RIVER FARM--On patuxent 80 MI
from D, G.. Interesting small house,
z TOBACCO narns, tenant house, "a
I. sTEsUART VAUGHAN
Prince Frederick. Nd, Phone le2-J
|110 ACRES, near acc. Long 'front.'
age. on new road; 2-story frame
house: other outbldgs. 500 per
acre.
$50 ACRES. 2 houses, dairy barn
and other outbldgs.' Not too FAR out.
$50 800.
so ACRES, near oaithersburg; q
nice set Of bldgs. and dairy barn.
$3.50 per acre.
FRED B. CUSHMAN
436 N, Frederick Ave. GaithersburR
I EEe 80 M. s cashman ca GAIN 4asis sOi
UPPER MONTGOMERY COUNTY
A farmers farm Of go acres
with. MAGNIFICENT homestead and
usual farm buildings. S32b per acre
Lawn frontage on surface road.
NEAR GAITHERSBUR0
acres with. 4-bedrm, frame
home, firepl. in liv. rin.. din. rm.,
kit:, pantry. bath. bsint. oil h.-w.h.
NEAR GATTHERsBURo
Operating dairy farm with SO
stanchions, 3 tenant houses, 100
acres OF land. $3.50 per acre.
KAY BOWLING
Washington Grove
Tele. Gaithersburg $50 or 247
PROPERTIES FOR SALE
225 A. in Fred. CO. on road to
President EisenhoWer's FARMS
nm. center-hall brk. mansion: mod
kits = firepls.. new bath. 4 bedrms. !:
tuil attic; storm windows; rockwooi
insulation; full bsmt.. B-rm. tenant
house, cleo. and well. 30x1l0
barn barn. corn houses. hog houses
through entire farm. IS A.
wooded, balance. grass and ie-
gumes. mi. irontage on hard I'd.
90 mi. d. c.; S4b, 600, 81 500
cash: balance 5000 per mo.
65 A. High scenic plateau. 8 A.
wooded. excel. stream; new 30xb0
barn. near Urbana interchange.
81 mi; D; G.: $500 per e.
rested S Smcns rm TAM PIX; oa EsmIlss 3
baths. mod. kit. DIN. nm. iiy. rm..
tlrepl.. 4 bedrms., hardwood drs.i
fun bsmt.: o.h.-w.h.; attach. 9-car
garage; 15QO-ft. frontage on
roads, 20 mi. -, G. near ACC and
Germantown: $4,000, So, 600 cash.
l32 A Fred Co. dairy farm--6-
rm. main house; cleo, phone, run
ming water: b-rm. tenant house:
Is cows. D. c. dairy barn: 5 q.
timber. balance crop and grass:
lease 5000 per mo-; 81 mi. d. c.;
S32. 500. $1,000 cash.
400 a. lO-rm. center-hall pre-
Civil War. brk. mansion. tastefully
restored; Ice. slave quarters, stock
barns. 100 q. fertile river bottom
land. 2 mi. frontage on c q o
Canal, at Potomac River. 50 mi.
80 A. iis-6ath house-Lee. mod.
kit, liv rm.. 2 firepls. Parquet
proved road. near Acc and Ger
mantown. 25 mi. D. c.: $4,000.
lis a. New s-rm. bungalow-
Bath: oil heat. 1S-e0w dairy barn;
silo.. dry barn. frontage on 2
roads, 8 never Telling streams: 80
mi, D. C.. foot Of Sugar Loaf MI;
10 A. wooded tract, trayersed
BY excel. stream. on hard road I;
CHARLES II. JAMISoN. REALToR
d.. 9-3262 or Erwin " Butt.
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Geo. Mason Green Co.
Calvert County, Nd.

1873 AcREs-Near Bay in nice sec
ton Of county. Charming Colonial
home with large liv. room with IRE
mod. KIT. and bath: large deep
freeze and washer incl, also COM
plete farm equip, barns. poultry
house, fertile soil; fronts hard state
road. $4,000.
WATERFRONT Farm - % acres.
s-mile waterfront. 4-bedroom
home; 3 barns. farm equipment, 20
head beef cattle, hogs, Wild ducks.
geese: a sportsman's farm. Very
40 AcREs-About 200 clear. bal
anee timber; 2 houses, D barns:
26-acre tobGcco allotment; priced
under 500 per acre.
200 ACRES ON PATUxENT RIVER
Lovely 4-bedrm. home, tenant
houses. several barns. 25-acre to-
baeco allotmenti a rare opportunity
" Duy river farm ~ . very rea-
90 AcRES-Fronting hard road
Modern rambler home with Ice.
shade trees ana outstanding view.
terant house and two barns: 1ta-
acre tobacco allotment: top tobacco
soil. Must be sold. Priced low,
as MILLION FEET LARGE TIMBER
About half popular and hardwood
ana bali long leaf pine.
21 AcRES-4-bedrm. home IN ex-
cellent con0.. barn. stable. chic
house, cottage; beautiful view Of
Ches. Bay: shade trees, all fenced;
q very. suitable location for raising
dogs, chickens. or livestock, $4,000.
100 AcRES-oO clear, balance IN
timber. old mill site: long front,
on hard state road; good camp or
hunting site with excellent possible
tiles for capital. gains. Price,
$4,000.
A WIDE VARIETY Of other farms,
both waterfront and inland. Write
or phone for particulars,
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;ssEDR9cM, li Tsd .sSS ,5 5sRblfIr ., e.
living room with fireplace and
picture window oveElooklng pond,
$4,000 FOR RENT-Hunt and
relax on 1904. mt. farm; 7-rm.-
and.bath house; SOC per mo, Ap-
Rs, Dorothy IaIY.6 g; MCCOY SecsoY. 7OS D.
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. ACRES level. beautiful ground
out Of Gaithersburg; owner trans
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ESQ ACRES. 2 houses, dairy barn
and other outbldgs.s Not too far out
$37. 800.
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wv. VA, 408 Acres

40 cleared IN orchard. rest IN
good timber; stream through farm.
Old house and barn. as miles To
ID. c., Just on hard I'd. Best OF
hunting. Price. 100000 $4,000
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90 q. At Clear Spring, Nd. q
miles Of boating. S-rm. house and
barn, outbldgs. Also large stream
Pric S $500 0 with $500 q down. oSna'''
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MANY, MANY more, consult Us
any time, ROMER a. Co, REAL
TORS. GaithersburE 200.
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PROP. SALE,

"a ACRES and home. all modern
conveniences: vicinity Of Boxman
Talbot County, Md. Telephone
Riverview 5-3143 or write ]. W
B1CKS. Bowman, RID, Talbot
County. Nd.
MODERN HOME-oood location
school bus. Liv. rm., 3 bedrms,
bath. breezeway. Scar garage anc
over s acres OF land: $3.50
JOHN r. HAFFORD. end OF 18th
st., DeAle Beach, Md Call Uni
versity 1-347l.
SHERWOOD FOREST, MARYLAND
Cottage. y bedrooms. living room
Kitchen, bath, screened porch,
water view and fireplace. Also
year -round cottage, 4pa bedrooms
living and dining rooms. den
kitchen from pine bar M ESSSg 10 As %ln
Mrs. A. i. Bortner. Phone Victor
9-47ll. BRIAN BRANDON, Ritz
THE WILLOws-Whlle q the nsh-
year-round residents. commute to
Wash: wooded bay.view lots, acre
sites; finest all-private sandy
beach; 5 miles OF Chesapeake
Beach.
ON THE POTOMAC--Approx.
acres, 300-it. waterfront. i mi.
riparian rights; 2 all-year homes;
1 completely furnished; so min.
rssr {; sll.1ssiiss. RUSS WILLIAMS
PERFECT FOR RETIREMENT-
Bungalow-type home: Z rooms,
bath; on acres near. town;
beautiful view. protected boat
harbor privacy. excellent fishing:
Well-kept grounds and lawn 10
water. Reasonbaly priced at
$4,000. CAPT, II. q, ROBSON,
USN (ret), Broker, White stone
BEST FISHING IN YEARs--nard-
heads, trout and blues N apnng-
anee on Long Beach; More rocss
than ever. Select 4 homesite IN
this outstanding clubltke private
community. Priced. from $500.
Low down payment and terms
II you wish. Inspect the. won
derful new harbor facilities at
Long Beach, Drive down or write
M. r. ROCKHfLL, INC,a or phone
Prince Frederick 30s-J for fur
ther details.
SMALL BOAT OWNERS, see the
wonderful new Flag Harbor plans
at Ions Beach on the broad
Chesapeake Bay. building sites
from $3.50 make you eligible 20
use this outstanding harbor In
the midst OF the finest fishing ever.
low down payment and terms u
desired. Drive TO Ions beach or
write M. Z, RoCKHILL, INC.
81. Leonard Md. or phone Prince
Frederick J0S-J.
COBB ISLAND. ND. - owner.
Beautiful, all-year-around ma
sonry home, Ike. rms. and pic
ture Windows hardwood floors,
All modern. Also sleeping porch,
oil heat and firopl, 75 It. on the
water, Fine retirement home.
Beautiful yard and fhrubbery.
Pine fishing, Grabbing and duck
Ing. Reasonable. Wayside 2047.
b BEDROOMS AND BATH: year
around IN beach community. OIL
heat, Good terms 10 substantial
purchaser. Sun. or evess Uniyer-
fity 7.H20i,
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ALEX.-pOCTOR,S SUITE

Second floor, new once bldg. IN
process Of completion. WIN finish
70 suit tenant. 44l1 southern ave.
s.e. For further info. call BUSADA.
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

NEED MONEY .FAsTs-oWn prop
s5tSs al also 7 aaies s sSss' for ~ 2H "a
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STROUT
.CATALOG
Interesting Properties
Loundon County

1. 30 A. Brick hse.. excel. cond.;
all modern. q bedrms.. stable,
barn: $4,000.
?. 90 A. Old manor hse.: 9 rms,
active spring, stream through
property. So, 800.
3. lO7 A. Stone hse.: z rms, ell
modern: also 1-rm. los tenant
hse. Approved dairy: $4,000.
4. s A. Stone hse; 4 bedrms; all
modern; hillside and wooded;
5. & 4. Old brick hse. us22).
stone brk. barn; excel. horse
ranch. Good view; S27 800,
9. is A. Stone hse.: 4 bedrms.
3 firepls.: all modern: SCI 800
z. Old remodeled barn near Mid
dleburg with ) bedrms., 4 baths
living room with fireplace. Pin
ished in old pine; $4,000.
8. Model farm near WarTenton
100 q. with new ranch house
new barns and fences; S49.500
Geo. Mason Green Co.
Exclusive Agent
Leesburg, Va Spring T-345G
OPEN SUNDAY
Ewes. Call Fairview T-5S12
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BUY NOW AND SAVE
ON

ON
CHESAPEAKE BAY
CHARMING old residence, high
above bay with superb view, 8 min
utes' walk % school. stores and post
once. convenient to churches; has
porches. Ice. living room, lEe. bright
kitchen. dining room, basement,
hot-water. heat. aluminium storm
doors and windows, garage, shrub
berry. fenced corner lawn; it's too
large for the couple who own II,
ideal for the growing family; priced
for immediate sale ct only S12,b00,
with $1,000 down. bal. monthly:
will also consider trade on Ariing-
ton Co. property.
No. ATTRACTIVE masonry
cottage with shrubbery. concrete
walk to front door and around side
Of house, has large electric kitchen
and dinette. living room, bed
rooms. full modern bath with blue
fixtures, additional bathroom with
tiled floors throughout: owner Is
unable TO use and has priced for
quick sale at only $500, with saa5
down, balance S45 per month. Con-
slider the unusual advantages Of
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