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roof. Q suspension roof made
Of plastic and attached to an
inner metallic rim with high
tension cables.
The United States is playing
down. at the fair. American in
dustrial might and technology
cal superiority. Instead, the
U. s. will accent American cul-
ture--Stressing that culture is
as much a part of the American
way Of life as the mass produce
ton Of autos and television sets.
Budget cuts forced abandon
ment Of many U. s. scientific
and cultural presentations. It
will be vast propaganda stage
on which the U. 8. and Russia
duel at Brussels. but the U. s.
Is starting with an economic
disadvantage. The fair. OPEN
ing in April, will attract an es-
timated 35 million visitors, with
many of these millions expected
to come from the iron curtain
countries, :
Evening star., 1957-08-29
Syriu Denies Bid
For B & X Visit

DAMASCUS. Aug. 20 (R.-
The Syrian Foreign Ministry
today denied reports that Soviet
Premier Bulganin and Nikita
Khrushchev have been invited
to Syria or will visit the coun-
try before the end Of the year.
The Soviet Foreign Ministry
in Moscow also denied that
the Kremlin's two chief tourists
planned to visit the Middle
Eastern country, in. which a
pro-Soviet army clique took
control recently.
TITS just not true" said the
Syrian spokesman Of the re-
port broadcast by the Israeli
Radio and published aboard by
a British news agency.
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hers had been killed in the War
Of 1872" he said. II thought
! would check the list Of war
dead in the Archives, but there
wasn't any. =.
THE names are there, I
thought. and someone should
dig them out now before they
are lost forever"
Clarence Stewart Peterson
has been digging ever since.
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First Governors Of the 4s
States" which was published
in braille for the blind by the
Library.
Mr.. Peterson said his deter
mination to prepare lists of war
dead in wars for which there
are no lists took form some
years ago.
"A woman out West wrote
me and asked If a relative of
Evening star., 1957-08-29
Reds Guido U. S. Plans
On Brussels 1853 Fair

BRUSSELS. Aug. 20 (NANA)
Russia has $50 technicians at
work here erecting the Soviet
pavilion for the 1858 Worlds
Fair-in which the Soviets are
investing $50 million. by far the
iarg3t single national fair
.budet.
N contrast. the United
States fair budget was cut from
SIS million to $1l,sOO,OOO by
Congress this spring.
The Soviets are putting I'D a
gigantic rectangular Parthenon
built around a statue Of Lenin.
1t win include a l.5OO-seat the
ater and q restaurant.
Develops Reel Themes
Bidding for the greatest Com
munist propaganda coup of
the cold war. the Soviets will
devote one large hall in their
pavilion to heavy industry, an
other to machinery and preci-
sion instruments.
The Soviet exhibit develops
the theme Of Russia as the
worlds soon-to-be leading in
dustrial and chronological
power.
Russia's gigantic pavilion is
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barely making enough to cover
expenses.
These aren't complete lists
you could never get a COM
plete list of the dead in any
war" said Mr.. Peterson, "but
they are the only lists. Maybe
someone else will come along
and improve them"
Careful records have been
kept by the Government in re-
cent wars. But such things as
dog tags identification tags)
and grave registration units
were unknown in earlier wars.
Mr.. Peterson blames the abb
Sence Of lists Of war dead on
human nature.
when a war is over" he
said. people are so darn sick
Of 1t they don't care to think
about it any more"
Served in AEF
Mr.. Peterson, who served in
the AEF in France and in the
Philippines during the Moro
insurrection. left the Army to
take several jobs and earn a
master Of arts in history from
Columbia University.
After teaching school and
operating his own publishing
business, he returned to Gov
ernment service and is now an
Internal Revenue agent. He is
nearing the retirement age OF
SIS.
He has 18 historical publica-
tions copyrighted and cata-
logued in the Library Of Con-
gress and takes special pride in
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lication known Military Dead
During Spanish-A m eric a n
War"
las in all wars. most Of
those who died were so young
they never had a chance to
live" Mr.. Peterson said. "The
great event in their lives was
death. Why should we forget
them?"
Worked IL Years
For more than II years,
the Baltimore bachelor has
patiently combed dusty. some-
times crumbling records in the
archives in Washington to
compile his lists. He has writ
ten hundreds of letters to State
adjutant generals. to veterans
organizations and historical
societies.
Patiently. in longhand, he
has written the names on slips
Of paper and arranged them
alphabetically. He publishes
the lists with his own money,
Evening star., 1957-08-29
New Low AboIishes
81 Bill Appeal Bourd
BY the Associated Press

President Eisenhower has
signed a bill disbanding the
Veterans Education Appeals
Board.
The board handled COM
plants arising from the World
War II bill Of rights education
program. Its own members re-
ported their work virtually
completed and suggested Con-
gress abolish the board.
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OF I8I2." THIS year he pub
lished in 1873 pages. the 1850
names of known Military
Dead During Mexican War"
And he has ready for pub
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Baltimore Man Gathers
Names Of War Decd

BALTIMORE Aug. 20 QJ-Clarence Stewart Peterson has
blended affection for cold historical fact with SYM
pathy for forgotten men.
For these men-the Nations dead, Mr.. Peterson
former Army lieutenant puts his liking for history
Last he published known Military Dead During War
Kodiak mirror., 1957-12-21

carly part of August was spent ia crossing the northern part cf Canada. From August 17 to S1, the three vessels were conducting hydrographic surveys in the Sims son Strait and Queen Maud Gulf area. These surveys were conduct ed under unusually difficult coa- ditions Of sea, ice and low visibili- ~
 On 'Sept7r15er z, the three ships joined with the HMcS Labrador, leader of Task Force 6 from the Eastern seaboard, and together they commenced the west-east transit of Bellot Strait, the key link in the passage. This transit was completed September 6, and the three US. ships then proceeded to the United States. Thus, the two ships, Spar and Bramble, circumnavigated the North American continent. The Storis later accomplished \ the round trip, returning to Juneau last week. l7
 With the exception of ice. breakers, only shallow draft yes sels have attempted the Northwest Passage until this September. The Labrador made an east-west tran sit in 1854. She located .a deep water route through Lancaster Sound. Viscount Melville Sound and Prince of Wales Strait. It was p'1soted 1at the time that this route could only be used by icebreakers in relatively good ice years.
 The Task Force operation was eofiducted mainly to res,lpply Dew line sites.
Kodiak mirror., 1957-12-21
Coast Guard Gutter Storis Kodiak Based After Historic Run

'Tne United States Coast Guard ' liter Storisj one Of the titree CG ships to navigate the Northwest passage recently, $ scheduled t0 arrlve< in Kodiak shortly, and~ will oe based here. A reception is plan red on her arrival. t0 be partici- pated R by Naval Station person- neI and civic leaders,
 Tsa 1-'-'9 te 1sather with the eoast Guard Cutters Spar and Brambie, and with the aid of Canadian ice breakers sailed through the Arctic Ocean to be the first United States ships to com pIete the passage and complete the trip around the North Amer ican continent. The Bramble and Spar are eastern port based ships, while the Storis has been stationed in Alaskan waters.
 Since being in Alaskan waters, the Storis has had great variety of duties. She has participated in the Boring Sea Patrol, which in- cludes giving medical care to the natives and Coast Guardsnen in the far reaches of the territory. Her duties include making regular Iogistid patrols, tending I0ran and light stations. Search and rescue is her ever present duty,
 The eco Storis departed Ketch, ikan, Alaska June; g for Seattle and joined Task Force 5 on June z8, 1857. The three co ships ale- parted Seattle July l. as part of the Task Force. On July 16 they were at position 0ff Mackenzie Bay in Canada for the start of the run for the Northwest Passage.
 The remainder of July and the
Kodiak mirror., 1957-12-21
Many Holiday
 = vents s$cE1edglI eeH On Naval Station

A round of Christmas parties, mainly for the children, will be- held on the Naval Station, beginn- ing today. Three of them, one at 9 am, another at 10s3O2a.fn. and another at 2sp.m. will be held at the csc, the EM Club and the Officers Club.
 The Schedule of events for Christmas and New Years follows:
 Officers Club: Children's party on 21 Dec. from 200 to 400. New Years Eve party from 800 pm. until closing.
 .CPO Club: Children's party on g Dec. from TOO to 800 pm. Club closed Xmas Eve until BOO pm. Christmas Day. New Years party from 800 pm. until closing.
 EM Club: Children's party on 2l Dec. from 10:30 to 12.00. Guests will be all children from Baptist Mission. Christmas dinner from 6:3O on December 25th. Free Buff fet dinner. turkey, ham, trim mingS, for all Enlisted service men and their dependents. New Years eve party and buffet din- ner from 800 until closing for all enlisted serMcernen and der@n- dents.
 Marine Club: Children's party on 24 Dec. from 12-no +e ROO. New Years party from 300 until after midnight. Buffet dinner.
 Civil Service Club: Shriner's annual dinner dance will be held in Rose Roqrn of the Civil Service Club with cocktail hour proceed ing dinner from TOO to 800. Chil- dren's Christmas party on 22 Dec. from 200 pm. Christmas dinner on December 20 for civilian men and women in tho. Rose Room be- ginning at 600 pm. New Years eve party from 7:3O pm. until closing.
 Coast Guard; Children's party on December 22 from 1:30 to 400 at FRA Club. Sf 
 Catholic: Children's partJs on 21 December at Rose Room from 800 to HOO.
Kodiak mirror., 1957-12-21
Hunting & E fishing Popular Fasti1a1e

Hunting and fishing in Kodiak is important recreation according to recent check made by the Fish and Wildlife Service. A total of 2,115 hunting and fishing licenses Of various descriptions have been sold in Kodiak since July first.
 The breakdown of the various types of licenses sold IS as follows:
 Resident Hunting and Fishing, 750; Resident Huntingy Fishing and Trapping, 153; Resident Fishing Only, 296; Non-residents Fishing, 760; Nonresident Big Game Hunt ing, 80; Nonresident Small Game Hunting, 87; Alien Fishing. 6: Alien Big Game Hunting. B g.
 At present the Fish and Wild life Service is mailing hunting questionnaires to IS percent of the hunters to determine the take on elk, deer and rabbits Will Trcyer, Refuge Manager, Fish and Wildlife Service, urges that all persons who receive these ques- tionnaires return them to the Fish and Wildlife Service office as soon as possible.
Kodiak mirror., 1957-12-21
Church Dil x grl | t;ary Here For Visit

The Rev. pr. Edwih r Dahl, berg, newly elected President of the National Council of 6shlrches will visit military installations in Alaska, including Kodiak, during the Christmas season
 pr. Dahlberg will arrive in Ko- diak on December 26, and will de part for Adak on the same day. He will remain at Adak until Decem- Der 27, and will then return to Anchorage. He will hold services at many Army, Navy and Air Force installations. in Alaska.
 The visiting Church dignitary represents thirty Protestant de- nominations. He is the first Bap- list ever to head the cooperative Christian organization, which has more than thirty-seven and a half million members across the, na- ton.
 Cdr. H. w. Buckingham, Chap lain Corps, USN, will accompany Dr. Dahlberg to Adak.
Kodiak mirror., 1957-12-21
z Xmas Parties
 For Children < oeaay

Children ofEaiI ages in this area are in for a special treat today with Santa holding fnrthin two places, with gifts and treats for all.
 The annual Rotary Club Christ mas parties will get under way at 9:30 am with party at the USO for children under six years of age. Parents or guardians are ask cd to accompany them to the party, where gifts and treats will be given out
 At 10 am. for boys and girls over 6 and A years and under, the Orpheum Theatre will open it's doors for the annual Theatre party, with Santa in attendance giving out gifts. Movies. including cartoons and shorts will be shown. Children from any place nearby are invited to this free show" ac- cording to John Fletcher. Mana ger. we pIas to show them a good time"
 Fletcher also stated the annual free show will be given to all chil- dren next Saturday, December 28, starting at 10 am All children 15 years and under are invited. This show $ presented by Ben Kraft.
Kodiak mirror., 1957-12-21
WARREN TAYLOR MARRIED "WEDNESDAY

Juneau M Rep, Warren Taylor, veteran Democratic member of the Territorial legislature from Fair banks, was married Wednesday night to Myrtle R. Clare, formJr secretary to Dr. Patty, President of the University of Alaska.
 Taylor is a former Kodiak resi- dent.
Kodiak mirror., 1957-12-21

Two games in the current City league Basketball playoffs played this week in the high school gym. saw the defeat of the High School Bears at the hands of the under feated D and A team, and KraftS emerge victor in their game with the high school Independents.
 n the first game, the Bears. led
Kodiak mirror., 1957-12-21
1st Half of Rasketball season Endsr

at half time by score Of 15114s D &-A rallied to win 30-24- The score in the second game was 5O-33.
 No more league games will be played until after the holidays. The gym will be open Decelnber g, 27, 30 and January 3 from 7-9 for league practice only.
Kodiak mirror., 1957-12-21
BREAKFAST SERVED

Breakfast will oe served by the Masonic Temple from 9 am. to ID noon, Sunday, December 28.
 MasOns and their guests are in- yited.
Kodiak mirror., 1957-12-21

Pictured his Emnence Speman a be arrived
 Tuesday night aboard the for an overnight vs ~ service personnel He accompanied Bishop Fanagan Bh of Juneau and Major Walsh Deputy Chaplain for the Aa ka Command
 ne was greeted at the Hangar arrival uSN Commandant o the 17th Naval District Captan Jacobyy USN, Commandant at the Naval Station During his he held Star of the Sea Chanel day morning and honored reception at tha Mems Club attended by approximately three hundred people
Kodiak mirror., 1957-12-21
AFRS " Schedule

2:O0-FootbaIl :. 4:3O-Lets Take A Trip 5:00-Camera Three 5:30-O -Ozarks Jubilee 6:30--Life of Riley TOO People Are Funny 7:3O-W Western Marshall 8:O0-Caesars Hour Colgate Comedy 1O:O0-Gale Storm 1O:3o-To Tell The Truth 11:OO-I Spy
 Sunday 2:00-Football 4:3O-IFnipersity 500 Tennie Tots Qive) 5s3O4Dennis Day 6:o0- Circus Time FOO Spike Jones 7.30-The Goldbergs 800 -Armstrong Circle Theatre 900 This Is The Life 9;30-TV Concert Hall 10:00 Mike Wallace 10;3o Big Story Hoo Highway Patrol
 Monday 5:S0- Susan's Show < 600 Country Music 6:30Burns And Allen H TOO Red Cross (live) l 30-Standard Oil 9:00-Inner Sanctum i 9:30-You Asked For 1t 10:00Loretta Young 11:30-Alaco Hour
 Tuesday 5:30-Polka Time 6:00-I.awrence Welk 7:0o-Our Miss Brooks 9 7:30-Red Skelton 8:oO-'Big Picture (special) 8:30-Goodyear 9;3O-DangerouS Assignment lO:OO-I'ye Got A Secret lO:30 lied Mack
 Wednesday z.O0-Football (Army & Navy) 4:3O-Flying Skies 545-Get Set & co No. .1 5:l5-Dinah Shore 5.30-Zoo Parade 6:OO-Great GildersIeeye o:3O-Janet Dean 7:00- This Is Your Life 7;so Damon Runyon Theatre 8;o0-Telephone Time 8;50-Masquerade Party 9;00-Panic 9;3o-Life Is Worth Living lo:0O-You Bet Your Life -0:30 Kraft
 Thursday 5:5O--Mr. Wizard 0.oO-- ATeaSure Hunt 6:30 Lassie 7:Oo- Studio One S:oo-Bob Cummings
 Continued on Page 10
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ins: reas HU. 3-s87a.
DOWNTOWN-l4th ST. N.W.-Nr
Eye 2-rm. I'd floor front air
cond. and earpeted; 500 per mo
Also / rm. S25 and l rm. $40.
TAQ-Q39I
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Historic Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

IA acres: 7-room modern
home, porch. Garage: a-room apart
ment; barn: tobacco allotment.
lake. nsh, streams. paved high-
way: 36 miles D. c.; Immediate
possession; S26.h0O.
lib acres, overlooking Chesa-
peake Bay: 2 farm houses, large
barn. 1O-aere tobacco allotment.
on 2 paved roads: ideal for to-
baeco and livestock. immediate
possession: 3s miles D. c.: $1,000.
n $50 acres; modern masonry
3-bedroom home; not-air heat.
large barn. beautiful trees: run
ming stream: improved road: 20
miles D. C.; immediate possession
4-Historic Lowry. 100 acres:
S-room Colonial frame home beau
tiful trees; broom farm house. 2
barns. creek. 7-aere tobacco al
lotment: immediate possession: 80
miles d. c.: S25,0O0.
5-65 acres: 5-room home. cleo
tricity stream. large tobacco barns,
out6uildings: improved road: y
land In cultivation. valuable timber
So acres; 5-rOom home, barn.
mediate possession: rs miles D. C.
See our ad under waterfront
for Sale" We have farms. water
fronts. homes. going businesses to
MI your requirements. CALVERT
REALTY AGENCY. Prince Fred
erick. Maryland. Phone 10s. 1854
and 225-J-l. INSPECTION BY
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Historic Tidewater
Southern MARYLAND

1-107 acres, s-rm Colonial home
bath; 3 large barns; 16.6-acre to-
bacco allotment; highly productive;
streams, paved road; % miles
2-Anne Arundel Co.: go acres,
modern 4-bedroom home, tenant
house, I barn; so acres cleared
land; 8-acre tobacco allotment; on
paved road. is miles d. c.;
3-Historic woodlawn. l47 acres,
Groom Colonial brick home. Groom
farmhouse, barn; running creek
ideal retreat. 22 miles D. c.; i'm
mediate possession; $4,000.
Broom Colonial brick home. "a
outbuildings; on 2 paved roads;
immediate possession: 20 miles
ID c.; being sold to settle estate.
6-West River; 80 acres. 6-room
house. porches; creek; 6-acre to-
bacco allotment: $4,000.
6-Anne. Arundel Co.. so acres.
l-mile road frontage: Groom mod
ern frame home, deep freeze, cleo
trio refrigerator, stove: complete
farm euuipment; artesian well; ten
ant house. 2 barns; 10.3-acre to-
bacco allotment; dairy barn: i'm
mediate possession: Ok miles d. C.
7--Anne Arundel Co.: . acres.
3-bedroom. bath masonry home:
Immediate possession; 35 miles
d. c.; $4,000.
s-Mudy Creek road. Just outside
Galesville' "a acres. main house
on paved road: 2K-acre tobacco
allotment: . tobacco barns. out
buildings. timber. stream; 80 miles
D. c.; S16,500.
INSPECTION BY APPOINTMENT
Call Mrs. Williams. University z.
44bl. CALVERT REALTY AGENCY
Prince Frederick, Maryland.
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! MILES TO ROCKVILLE. stocl
farm. over 40 acres. IN thI
path Of development. Rolling land
Ice. meadow beside fast-runninl
stream. Good fences. Under SOS,
900. DONALD e. YoUNKIN a
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ANY SIZE YOU WANT

2 acres, wooded, white boarC
fence, good looking home. $4,000
4 acres. with SHADE trees ant
shrubberv; 4-bedrm., large, com,
Portable home; In good neighbor'
hood Sl995O.
3 acres, ciose-in to Gaithersburg
attractive home. Sl7.500.
10 acres, Groom nd bath homI
with outbuildings. SlS.950.
20 acres. 7-roOm .and-b bath home
near interchange, 500. 500.
40 acres. modern home. $2S.OO0
l35-acre Jairy farm; rented
$4,000.
l2O-acre investment farm. $685.
900.
3O0-acre stock farm. good area
at $500 per acre.
345-acre farm with old stonl
home at 5000 per acre.
,325-acre, Gaithersburg area, in,
vestment farm; about $3.50 pei
acre.
Above are Just a few examples
Of our wide and varied liStings
Call on us any time.
ROMER 8 CO.. REALTORS
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FARMS

ON RI. 224--17 acres. 4 acres
clear, small house, electricity and
telephone. Priced to sell, $4,000.
~ ACRES. 5 acres clear, Arm
house, = porches. bath and cleo
tricity. Priced, $4,000.
so ACRES, fronts on 2 roads: 81
acres clear; 5-rm. house, spring,
electric pump. Priced $S,500.
rs MILES TO d. c. LINE-4-rm.
house and bath. with garage at
tached Large porch, electricity.
Work shop and outbuildlngs. On
4-acre lot. Contact James 5parto,
agent. Midway, $3.50, or I; g.
Rison. Md. Riverside 3-2S15.
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GcoNI,Nutp,

7-ACRE CHICKEN FARM - Neal
Laurel. Nd, 6-room home, chicken
house. barn. garage, storage
house, sales rm.. erg cellar. equip
WiNsToN G. CLAY, wa. S.42ss
BADEN, MD.-4O-acre farm Will
long frontage. on state RI. 3Sl
10 mi. to d. c. Has S-rm. housl
in good cond.. also tenant house
] barn, other bldg. SI3;950
conys terms. PINKNEY A. EARN
SHAW, Jr., Clinton. Md, Cyprui
7-9333 or Cyprus n $500.
GRAZING FARM, mr.. Warrenton--
$50 acres good land. excellent.
watered. many lake sites: all nee.
essary farm bldgs and good 7-rm
dwelling. S1S,500 on ex. terms
ALBERT FLETCHER, Phone 1873
Box 4S6. Warrenton, Va.
VIRGINIA - Custom built ston,
rambler; 0 unusually lge. rms.
baths, firepl.. 2-car garage with :
to 8 acres OF land, BEULAE
GOSS. ia. 2-56S2.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on 9 acres
. rms. and bath. $500. Coco
terms, BEULAH GOSS. ia. 2-58S2
FARM all cleared. Groom
and bath home: barn; 30x1 Soft
einder block chicken house now
used as COW barn: A-acre pond,
S1b, 900. A. ZWICK. Rte. l Stat
ford. Va.
13s-A. FARM IN Rappahannock, d
mi, S. Remington, Va on Route
barn. outbuildinEs: SO V' a. on on,
side road. rs a. other: could be
sold separately. Approx, % a
woods. rest clear. Contact OWN
r., J. j. ESTES. Remington. Va
Phone Culpeper 443S.
1875 ACRES excellent land fol
growing anything. Possible IA
feed so head of cattle all veal
round; streams border prop
erty;. Dwelling suitable for large
family. Tenant house. 4 lge. to-
bacco barns. stable, chicken
houses; all in good condition. ONLY
10 miles from WASHINGTON neal
BH HIS 39l Cash or terms
NEAR HERNDON. VA.-l0 acres
3-bedrm. house. barn 24x60 IT..
chicken houses. large shade
trees: high elevation; hardtoI
I'd; convenient to schools ant
Churches. DB .OVU, 81 ,UUO GOWN
easy terms. Immediate possession
NJ. A. MARTIN. 6lS Spring st L.
Herndon. Va Herndon 43O.
FAIRFAX. 10 mi. out Rt! so =
Lovely restored 4-bedrm. stone
house. Situated on 25 acres with
Ice. stream and trees, H.-wh. and
latest equip. Only S27. 800
FAIRFAX REALTY CIR. 3-2407
CIR. 3-O63l.
MANAsSAs-50-acre stock farm
all cleared with stream to we'll
lovely restored S-rm. Colonial
built in 1890: inciosed porch. ga
rage, chicken house: S2S. 500 with
terms. CROWELL & CO.. INC
2160 N. Glebe I'd. Arl. ia. 5-0707
SHENANDOAH VALLEY-ls7-acrC
farm: White Post. Clarke County
Va; 90 mi. from d. c. on Ri
65S: B-rm. mod. BUNGALOW. and 9
barn 35x50 IT.: has frontage oil
"a mi. on paved road. There Is q
lge. pond. peach and apply or
chard Balance in blue grass pas
ture. plus 90 acres of timber and
remainder in good state Of Gull
tivation. Owner will trade fol
6-rm, mod. house. preferably in
the Northern Va. area; or viii
sell outright. LYON. INC. IA
T-l142.