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with the wastes Of a food cam
merry there. Aside from the
residential growth in the i'm
mediate area. the new, Atomic
Energy Commission building
near Germantown and the Bu-
reau of Standards building near
Oaithersburg viii be served by
this line.
In addition TO these projects
directly related to the condi-
ton of the streams, the con-
struction program includes
these major works:
Northwest Branch (Anacos-
tia relief sewer from Brent
wood to Sligo Creek confluence.
S244, 300. completed; Northwest
Branch trunk sewer from Kemp
Mill Estates to Colesville-Glen-
mont road. $4,000 in plan
ming stages: Sligo Greek relief
sewer from East-West highway
| to New Hampshire avenue,
$l38 900. plans completed.
Also. Brier Ditch-Seabrook
| trunk sewer from the Lanham-
Seabrook Carrollton area to the
Northeast Branch. s950.000 in
Guiding two pumping stations.
completed; Henson Greek trunk
from the Morningside area to
the Oxon Run interceptor
sewer. Sill million including a
pumping station. completed:
Paint Branch and Little Paint
Branch trunk extensions from
the University Of Maryland to
! the Hollywood Beltsville areas,
Sill million. completion sched-
uled for 1860.
/ One important by-product Of
much of this construction will
be the development Of a yacht
basin at Bladensburg in Ana
costa waters that will be rea-
sonably clean for the first time
in decades. A project in which
several agencies viii share the
S64S. 900 cost. the basin will be
built by WSSC starting this
month. Initially It will be 100
feet long by 270 feet wide. Its
/ facilities will include boat
berthing space for lat craft up
10 IS feet long. an administra-
ton building and large auto
parking lot. The basin is due
to be completed late next year
The water system reinforce
ment portion Of the overall
construction program numbers
we'll over two dozen separate
projects Among the principal
items, either completed. under
construction or set for the i'm
mediate future:
Water main extensions to the
Clinton area and ultimately to
the communities around Pts
Getaway Creek, $345. 900: Allen
town road TO the Camp Springs
area. $4,000; Beltsville-Hy-
attsville area loop" Of 24-inch
main. 1854 900.
Also. a l0-million-gallon stor-
age reservoir at Seat Pleasant.
$428. 900; l-million-gallon stor-
age tank at Forestville, with
Waterman extensions south,
$4,000: additional pumps at
the Patuxent Filter Plant and
mains to supply the Burtons-
vile Spencerville Falkland
areas, 81 million; l5-million-
gallon reservoir at Wheaton.
OATS. 900, and a 2.5-million GAL
Ion storage standpipe north Of
Bethesda, $4,000.
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eomery County also have been
eliminated.
AS part of the tie-in agree
ment with the District. WSSC
has paid $4.5 million as It's
share toward improving the
Blue Plains plant. 1t has spent
SIT million for the sewer out
fall from Bladensburg 70
Blaine street NE. where it con-
meets with the District system
Another SIG million has been
earmarked to extend this line
to the east end of South Cap
itol Street Bridge. a project
now in the engineering plan
ming stage and due for compile
ton next year.
Part of the District connec-
ton Is the construction of a
s627 900 automatic pumping
station on Beaver Dam Greek
just beyond the District line
This location has also per-
mitted a tie-in of sewer lines
running down this creek. end
ing raw sewage spillage in that
small tributary of Anacostia
River.
Separate smaller portions OF
the Anacostia cleanup include
a pumping station that stops
raw sewage Of the low area OF
Bladensburg from entering the
Anacostia near Peace Cross
and a pumping station at Col
mar Manor to handle sewage
of that area. Both cost about
sac, 900 each.
Along Indian Greek, a more
distant branch Of the Anacos.
tia. the first $4,000 section
OF an extension north Of Green
belt road is being built. When
completed this section will be
abreast Of Greenbelt and avail
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01

Alter plant site at Watts
Branch. numerous adjustments
II the water main construction
projects are probable. These for
the most part, he added, viii
be In Montgomery County.
The $40 million building pro-
eram-the Commissions FIRST
program" as such = started
we'll before the decision was
reached to draw water from the
Potomac. Construction plans ct
the time were based entirely on
tie Patuxent River continuing
g. the water source.
Mr. Shaw indicated the re-
visions will be ready for Com
mission action before the end
Of the year.
Serves Half Million
Building, meanwhile, con-
tinueS at its INTENSIFIED pace in
every quarter of the 325-square
mile sanitary district which
serves half a million people in
Montgomery and Prince Geor-
ges Counties.
This is the population whose
water consumption has nearly
trebled to 38 million gallons
daily in the last 10 years. The
years peak day has been nearly
double the previous figure.
The two fundamental prob
lens are now well on the way
to being remedied. These are
the old perennials-supplying
adequate water and sewer serv-
ice to keep abreast Of the phe-
nornenal population growth In
the counties. and abating pol
luton in area streams.
The most spectacular strides
made have been in reducing
the amount of filth getting
into streams. These measures
have been especially noticeable
since the streams are almost
pitifully small and short on
waterfiow. excepting the Po-
tomac.
What remaining sources Of
contamination there are will be
removed in a matter Of a few
months, Mr.. Shaw said.
Here is a rundown Of anti
pollution accomplishments Of
the first 80 months of the
construction work:
ANACOSTIA RIVER
This is the most important
single pollution abatement job
of all. being that portion OF
the system which handles the
largest amount OF the Mary
land suburbs 30 million gal
Ions daily sewage load. BY con-
Meeting with Washington's
sewer network and treatment
plant at Blue Plains, abandon
ment of the woefully made
quate WSSC treatment plant
has been made possible. Raw
sewage overfiows here from
sources as far away as Mont
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-09-01

To accommodate the in
creases. the university this fall
will offer such standard sub
lects as Basic English Compo-
sition" and Backgrounds of
American Democracy in 20
and IS separate sections. re-
spectively.
A 100000 addition to Bat
telle Memorial Library. on the
campus. will be completed this
tall. Dining room facilities have
been increased and will seat
500 persons at one time.
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Sewer-Woter Program
Faces Changes in Area
BY JOHN W. sTEPP

The nve-year and construction program Of
the Washington Suburban Sanitary being
vised at mid.pont At the scheduled filter plant the
Potomac River plans
Harry Shaw. WSSC Chief Engineer said yesterday that
since plans proceeding acquire the water
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

Must have local experience, to man.
age elevator bldgs.. totaiing 40
units. mr.. 18th and Underwood SITS.
NV: salary. S175 per mo. pfis lux
ury air-cond apt Apply after ? pm.
Shapiro Inc, 1913 K st. NV.
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HELP--MEN

ELECTRICIAN AND HELPER with
local experience in new or old house
wiring. Good pay and steady work
for dependable and capable men.
TRUNNELL ELEC.. OIL. 2-S30O.
ELECTRIC MOTOR REPAIR MAN
Experience in small single phase
motors necessary; top pay and va
cation. 116 L st. SIC.
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HELP-MEN

LARGE CONCERN has Opening for
sales representative. this area. Nc
travel. B.A. or B.BA. required.
Age 25-35. First years are diffi-
cult but real career opportunity
with excellent training program.
Start $500. Please give personal
history. Replies confidential. Box
06-Z. Star.
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For permanent position with
WASHINGTON largest plumbing,
heating and appliance concer1 EN-
rellent earnings decentralization,
life Insurance etc Car essential.
BIZ, experience in our line unneces-
sary Call Mr. Flynn At ST 3-A5On
For apptt JOHN g. WEBSTER a
SON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
SECURITY SALESMAN

Must ne experienced Will supply
live leads and some house accounts
plus liberal drawing account
Phone for appointment MR. JOHN
C. KAHN, RE 1896.
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Immediate Opportunity

Ten men to become teachers and
supervisors; no previous eXperience
Complete training given at our ex-
pense. $50 weekly for 80 teaching
hours, COLLEGE BACKGROUND or equiv
alent preferred. Apply in person.
lul Conn. ave. NV, Z to q pm.
THE ARTHUR MURRAY STUDIO
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SALESMAN. EXPERIENCED

with car; reading institutional whole
sale grocer established route Ib-
eraI drawing, plus commission. Our
own men know OF this adj, Box 400
z, stat
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HELPMEN
CLERK

CLERK-Retall hauor store State
experience, age and reference. Box
IO9-Z, Star.
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CLERK TYPIST
Experienced office worker,
ability to handle busy tele-
phone, age 30-45. Excellent
opportunity for future. Good
salary, references required.
Report 500 New York ave.
NV, Mr.. KRESSIN.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22
SALESMAN
IMMEDIATE
OPENING

In the highest maid sales or
SANITATION IN the United
States. 10 represent interna-
tional corp. established 1870
yrs. sales experience not eS-
sentlal training in every de-
tail given at our expense;
applicants must be interested
In a sales career. car IL
necessary. For personal inter-
view see RICHARD WERTH,
Room $40 the Warner Bldg.
between 10 am. and 5 m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-02-22

COOK. experienced; no Sun, work;
TASTY BAKE SHOP, 1905 Wis
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HELP-WokEN
CIERK-TYPIST

Part time. general insurance once.
4 hours a day required, 5-day week.
Call MISS EARLY. Ma. S-9112. n
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SALESMAN

II you are over IS. have a car,
resident OF NV. Washington or
TO earn over $500 per month, inYes-
tigate this. position permanent no
travelling nonsea5onRl for person
al interview. apply o am. TO pm,
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PARKLAWN
SALESMAN

1850 Rockville pike 3 miles mort
OF Bethesda Naval Hospital.
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sooKKEEPER OR ACCOUNTANT

Securities experience preferred
must be able 10 type; salary open
Phone for appointment. JOHN c
KAHN. RE. 1876.
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CLERKS
CLERKS

LARGE DRY CLEANING
CHAIN HAS OPENINGS FOR
CLERKS IN BETHESDA,
ADELPHI AND SHEPHERD
PARK.
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Sales Manager

White Our multi-million dollar ex-
pandine company is seeking an out
standing woman 10 head our in-home
appealing costume jewelry. Nine
out of ten buy. Hard work ard
results can bring bigger opportuni-
ties. Car, direct sales experience
necessary, Liberal guarantee. BOX
l25-Y. Star.
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HELP---MEN
ASSISTANT 10 M4NACFR, one III

car allowance, vacation with pay
disqualification insurance. See The
manager at SINGER SEWING
CENTER 3l07 Wilson blvd. Ar
lincton
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PIX OPERATOR
RECEPTIONIST

Attractive young lady tor dance
Studio: single: hours $40 pm Also
dance teacher trainees needed.
/ Apply 1-6 pm. DON MARTINI
DANCE STUDIOS, SOC 18th st. NV.
The Miami times., 1957-10-19

observer can note the fact that
racism is today is put above God
and above Jesus Christ and His
teachings.
Race prejudice is not only
placed above God and the teach
ings of His Son but above the
Supreme Court and the welfare
and safety of the nation. There
are today millions in the South
that would rather see the nation
destroyed than to obey the COM
mand of Jesus to he brothers
with the Negroes.
The things that are happening
in Little Rock are liable to hap
pen anywhere and this makes it
all the more dangerous for our
great country. There are mil
lions that would rather see the
Negro slaughtered a la Hitler
than to receive him as full
fledged citizen of the country.
Our nation stands today embar-
rassed in the eyes of the world.
Our vaunted democracy is being
Knocked today in the uttermost
parts of the earth.
Why you ask? Because race
prejudice, raging in Little Rock,
is belittling our great country be-
fore the peoples Of the earth. The
United States has poured its bill
lions here and there about the
globe; and what does it amount
to in the face OF goings on in
Little Rock and elsewhere about
| the nation.
These ugly happenings are a
terrible scar upon the fair face
of our country's record before the
nations. What is now taking place
in Little Rock will take puace
elsewhere when prejudiced men
and women have had their way
and in the meantime our nation
is undergoing gradual destruc-
ton.
Race prejudice must be des-
troyed by this nation or our ma
ton will be destroyed by 1t. Our
enemies need no greater comfort
than the current display Of race
prejudice.
The Miami times., 1957-10-19
FAMu Offering 2-Yr
Technical TrQfninQ

Tallahassee - An engineer? a
teacher? technicians? trades
man? For those who would like
to be. either of these - for those
who desire a career in engi-
neering, industrial teaching, the
technical or skilled-trades offers
a program comprehensive in de-
sign and flexible in operation to
facilitate the achievement of
these objectives.
In step with modern educa-
tion:l and industrial trends, and
in harmony with the States and
Nstion'S Soundest educational
thinking, the program of the for
mer school Of engineering and
mechanic arts was reorganied
Ito be effective in the current
semester) to provide scope, depth
and flexibility so that students
might receive optimum benefits
from time and efforts put into the
program. Reflecting upon this re-
organization, the director Of the
institute, M. S. Thomas, stated,
"The primary purpose of this
program is not to develop teach
ers. Quite to the contrary, the
program and the curriculums
which compose it are designed to
serve the needs of several sSe-
cific groups: First, the high school
gradustes who for financial CT
, other reasons cannot afford to
devote four years to study, but
wish to secure specialized train
ing in preparation for immediate
employment. Second, employed
persons who need additional
technical training and up-grad-
The Miami times., 1957-10-19
Between The Lines.
RACE PREJUDICE AND A
NATIONS EMBARRAssME EMIT

NATIONS EMBARRASSMENT
When the writer came to Vir-
ginia Union University in 1921
to organize department Of eco
nomics and sociology, one of the
first course in race relations, as
such, ever offered by college or
university in this country. Since
that long ago offering, there are
today hundreds if not thousands
of race relations courses offered
by the colleges and universities
of the nation.
In that very first course
we dwelt long on the evils of
segregation and race prejudice
and even then it was easy to
point out the casual relation be-
tween the two. There has been
for many years friendly but
serious argument between one of
my white contemporary writers
and me as to which causes the
other, race prejudice or segrega-
tion?
Arguing such question is much
like arguing the question as to
which came first the egg or the
hen, so close is the relation. But
philosophers have long since con-
cluded that the hen came first,
inasmuch as that which is act
ual must precede that which is
potential.
The hen is actual and the egg
is potential. There is some such
relation between, race prejudice
and segregation. It is this writers
conclusion that, whereas sefirega-
ticn causes race prejudice and
race prejudice causes segregation,
segregation was caused in the
first place by race prejudice.
At the conclusion of that first
course in race relations, the writ
er wrought out the Latin phrase
"Praeiudicium generis delendum
est" which being interpreted
means sRace prejudiced must be
destroyed" Cato the old Roman
came to the conclusion that the
only hope for Rome to survive
was to destrop Carthage; for he
saw that Rome had either to de-
stroy Carthage or be destroyed
by Carthage.
There Is something just as def
mite about race prejudice and the
nations survival. It is becoming
more and more evident that un-
less the nations destroy race
prejudice they will one by one
be destroyed by it. The late III. G.
Wells, one Of the worlds great
est historians and philosophers
was going to the heart Of the mat
ter when he said that race pre-
judice is the. worst thing in the
Life Of mankind toe ". Wells said
that he spoke deliberately when
h made such eminnus observa-
tons of his times.
What is going on currently In
the South in gen ,ral and Little
Rock, Ark. in particular, moves
me to write that unless somehow
race prejudice can be banished,
1t Is going to destroy this nation,
bought with the price Of sweat
and tears and blood.
Race prejudice with a large
sector of our people is a religion
mat takes precedence of every
tning. We are told in the Bible
Thou shalt have no other gods be-
fore me-" But even the casual
The Miami times., 1957-10-19

ing in their c.. sen fields in or
der to assure security and ad-
vancement. And, third, unemploy-
ed persons who need training for
a new occupation"
The Miami times., 1957-10-19

Three American teachers, Mrs.
N. Spruyt of Greenfield, Mass,
Mrs. Christine Johnson of Chica-
60, and Herbert Wehrly of Pa
cific Grove, Calf, recently Wis
tied in Northern Nigeria to ac-
quire first-hand knowledge about
local educational institutions. Be-
fore leaving for Lagos (Federal
capital of Nigeria) they visited
Evening star., 1957-12-29
REAl EsTATE LOANS

MONEY. sud TRUST We will buy
End trust notea. D C. nearby No
fflioEsi SSsToscr isasTSssls ;s'ii Z TsyEsf 81,
MENT CORP laia y Y ave
end TRUST Absolutely too spot.
cali "a, o. nilht, 10 4.Sbss 80.
NEED E5T.v. MONEY EAsTi Own PROP.
s-siss Quick cash Tor snd e'J trusts Is
FIRST AND sEcQND TRUST
ST nv ME- s-24Ob
PLENTI FUNDS AVAIL, ist OF
Snd mortsase IA. s-23OJ OF IA
PLENTY OF MONEY, quick action.
hIst trusts only. BRODfE A COL
BERT INC, Realtors, 2lO3 X a.
nv. ~, 7.9lat.
SECOND TRUSTS PURcHAsEn
Al Extremely Low Discounts
N x STONE OIL 2-S4I4
TOP DOLLAR FOR sND TRUSTS
MR.. CARR TX. 3-54O0
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qavcks poR sALa
lcoNflNUIDl

gORD ~ Sedan Delivery $500
bf. 5-lssS. al day SUNDAY
CMEyROIET pickup, ~ ton, 5000
.SSssssSis .SssSs. 5000 ''r''' 500 10
Or best ofief. HA. 2-Ofs3.
fkTL, ih4e at-ton pickup! good
gond, all around, 50, or trade
FORD ~ P-fI0 panel. save $500
on thi1 hrand-new truck with new
guarantee The best Of trade and
nnance terms, LOGAN lFordI /,
llAu sOth -, NV, Di. f.bbOn
rom 80 F-eOv; i4.-in. w.b..
new title and guarantee. Trade
welcomed Bank financins, LOGA.
tFordl. 1870 20th. Df. 7-bs0a
CHEVROLET b5 Acton pickup,
tool box and ladder racks, eO.00O
niles: sa06, SIP. 3-5O6s.
cMnv. % i-s9R pickup, Al condi.
DlssosS ssss 'ssp! !! siit SS vsb 2b T. .osss si,'
cmEvn0LET S3 ils-ton: stock
body, new motor: vii trade for
nlckup, pepeL etc, 1u. 2-s5aH
FORD PANEL ,S7 P.iOO ''8', like
new, no letteTing, htr. and def /,
red paint; Sl.,ibO CIR 9-O35s
REO--i,l-whesi dump, excellent
mechanical condition and tires.
kl,NUp IA .-7OSt
1913 INTERNATIONAL. a ton,
eood condition. StA5, ~. 1870
C'hEv 1oLET 1890 sedan delivery
cleaning Original black finish. in
terror perfect. low mileage in ex.
eeilent condition. priced for fast
LOGAN tPORD)
! 100 a0th 81. NV Dl. 5-5s0l
SURPLUS NEWSPAPER FLEET
TRUCKS
Contact MR. FRED SELLER.
THE EVENING STAR 0ARAoB.
Sal I'd ~. e.E ST. S-5UOll. EHt fOi
~ International Pane. in4h
Sl20. or Best Ofer
go International Metro, i047.
&1bu Each, or Reat Cffer
Evening star., 1957-12-29
GARAGES
IRAiLERs

CREE 1855 ss-f. bath. air eond
awnins: si,s7s. Lot s3s. Tsmpls
Trailer VILLAGE, Alexandria, Va.
1897 MICHIGAN ARROW. ts-ft.
house trailer; 5000 On. or best
olieF, 1. " WRIGHT. JF.. phone
n. 1880. . 10 II pm.
UTILITY TRAILER FOR SALE
AxB with sides; soA. eP. 3-7dBA.
1850 H0WARD. - a.: i 6edrm. I:
5 mins. from acc, Germantown
o. a-ee4f after 4 pm.
GOSHEN, 1919; 80 II. with bath.
Reasonable pflce. RI. $3.50.
n0usE TRAILRR. 1887 Great
Lake. for saie. Is Il. lons. 3 e.
vide. Take NJ menthly paymsnts
and pay very little equity. Contact
A. Z. oREEN. NJ. e-ss32. Clinton,
Nd. or sRRoI. cUpDIN0ToN,
Air Polies saaadron. Andrews
Field.
LInERTY 'Se: . bedFms.. awnings;
NE new $500. $500 down. Call
TRAILER, 4xsxs II.
wheel, AL eond. $50. dos house
sl.. re. 6-47as.
eI-FT. sHULTz. ip4s model. re-.
frin. stove heater. excel. cond
$3.50 cash. uN, i-s4s0
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COMMERCIAL GROUND
oUT.oF.ToWN REAL EsTATE

50 ACREs-Desirable farm: near
Roarine Gap Church, North Caro-
Ira: two houses; & rooms and
4 rooms % acres cleared; is
wooded \ acres permanent pas
ture. AD. 2-6N82. after 4 pm.
NICE HOUSE OF EIGHT ROOMS.
two baths, oil heat, very large lot
Excellent condition near Char
lottesviile RAY w. WARRIcK.
ReAltor, Mrs. Evelyn " Payne.
a1Ol.
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

';$:Ss: :'! s.; asl$E$ss" "i;$iiiSs
bsyions BsaeS. Pa BOZ IVA
s.ise ACREs, APPROX, s miles Of
Tsmni I9.a iront.ss ~ miles north o.
HoiIysoodwIGso mips srsssiy. ss.so ,,rT,. s,nn,:
aEs. . Rsaaonable terms ACME
RkALTy 60. uh. A.3aii.
Evening star., 1957-12-29
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

A HAPPY NEW YEAR
Nov Is the time 10 start lOoklns
for your summer home, OF year
round home. on beautiful chssa-
SEE THIS
Waterfront home on laIse lot. II
has livine room, Riassed-in porch
kitchen, Oh heat. sSrSss' Pun price
only $3.50 Terms.
aasol,MsI1s aoM1s gkERANS, vASEEkqE
DEAI.E, Nd, On 5-ss71
MAX c. SCHWARTZ
RRALTOR
YOUR WATK1aFRoNT SPECIALIST
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FARMS

HUNTERs-cAMPs-cLUBs
1888 acres. | hI.. 80 min. or 6s
mi. from Wash; Ia miles Of water
front; b-Tm. mod. house. l3-aere
island: $4,000. Call Lu. l-J2BJ.
$3.50 On. $50 NO. buys nice neW
bungalow. \ acres fertile open
land. on hard road near store.
SO mi south Of d. @. COOKE RIAL
ESTATE, Louisa, Va. Phone Nj.
Porter. Louisa 239-J day l25-J,
night.
ESTATE sALE-wsterfront farm.
Calvert County ~ acres, plus z
barns; 7.Tmp bath house, tobacco
allot;. soil bank: must sell. X 7
RANDOLPH. RE, b-fBss.
FARMS from ~ acres 70. 900, All
rivers. Some with GOOD tobacco
allotments and share eroppers
REALTY CO, LaPlsta, Nd. West
RETREAI--i0b acres. marvellous
PANORAMIC vlew qrnasaed'--
telephone. fast runnins stream
~ miles .. G., Only $500. terms
DILLON LAND co, rltT. JE,
4-4Q4O.
Iet ACRks--Loydean cegniy'I hest.
a rich tract OF land. 10 aeres In
Alfalfa, 30 acres wheat, "a acres
IN barley, balance arazing. SIb,-
vOO huge bank barn goQd ~ new
Tenant house, excellent view all
Price. s22 $50 DILLON LAND
CO, rltr JE. i-4OfO.
500 ACRES RQRpEnIN0 RAPPA.
barns and sheds painted. doubis
garage. 6-room Colonial STYLE fully
modern dwellina basement; stOne
entrance 70 farm. $4,000, terms.
~ acres near town e-room dwell
2G stream; $4,000. terms. %
iilo. barn and shedai ale,B0h.
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kRHoW Broker, Rsminston,
va. HM. o-1All.