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Yale football idol, Albie Booth, did 1t the
hard way. too, when he undertook to play
centerfield.
In the minor leagues. where he played
as a member Of the Red Sox farm system,
Albie was rightfielder. The Senator'S had
no centerfielder and Pearson was elected.
It would be in error to say that Albie
was an unqualified success as a center
fielder He played too deep. In Yankee
Stadium, he caught drive by Mickey
Mantle some 500 feet from home plate, but
quite a few softer drives fell in front of
him for base hits.
The determined sprite was the first to
acknowledge his shortcomings. While the
Baseball Writers Association committee was
voting Albie the American Leagues top
rookie, Pearson was in Havana, playing in
the Cuban Winter League.
II wasn't satisfied with my outhelding,
I wanted to learn to hunt little bit better
and wanted to work on my base-running,"
Albie explains. He didn't burn up the
Cuban League. but in a circuit which pro-
duced only a single 800 hitter he wound up
eighth in batting. All in all, it wasn't
bad showing for a young man who was
experimenting.
Perhaps the smallest and maybe the
greatest of all the little baseball stars was
Willie Keller, who played in organized ball
from 1892 to 1911. It was Keller who coined
the expression, Hit 'em where they amt"
and he followed suit Willie stood only
san and weighed 140, but he played in
2,l24 games for the Giants, the Dodgers
the old Orioles and the Yankees and I'm
ished with a lifetime average Of 345 In
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-19
Pioneer Grand Ball will be Open to Nome Public

The Grand Ball of the Pioneer Convention, which is open to the public, promises to be an event long to be remembered.
 Featured will be several old time dances as well as modern dances, with the well-known Pion- ger Band of Ketchikan playing for the event.
 Mrs. Al West is training those who will be leading the Grand March, in way which has not been done for many years.
 All adults have been invited to participate or take part in this en- tertainmentl as well as high school students. Children and grade school children are excluded.
 Explorer Scouts will be on hand to furnish liquid refreshments, and Troop 666, Boy Scouts will handle the cloak room.
 The Pioneers request that to carry out the spirit of the good old days" as many dancers as possible come in clothes of that period.
 A nominal charge of $50 per person, or $2 per couple is being charged to those who do not have convention passes.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-19
Del Kampmann Is
 Transferred to Portland

Del Kampmann, who has been a most active station manager here for Alaska Airlines, announced to- day that he is being transferred to Portland, where he will probably be station manager. Kampmann has been an active civic worker, and through his efforts put over the Midnight Sun Festival last June, and was instrumental in having Miss Nome participate in the Alaska beauty contest held in Anchorage.
 Partly through his efforts, Nome has a fine air terminal, and dur ing his stay the new DC6 flights to Nome were inaugurated from Anchorage.
 Kampmann and his family are scheduled to leave next Monday. His replacement has not been an- nounced, but will arrive during the week.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-19
Egan Will Present Eagle
 Badge to Two Local Scouts

Eagle Scout awards, highest rank in Boy Scouts of America, will be conferred on two local Scouts during the Pioneer Con- vention by Governor William Egan.
 Rodney Boucher, son of Mrs. Emily Boucher, and Raymond Ar hold, son of MT. and Mrs. Wilbur Arnold, are the first two Nome boys to achieve this honor.
 The awards are to be made during the opening ceremony of the convention on Friday morn ing at 10 o'clock. Scouting off cials, fellow Scouts and friends who are not Pioneers are invited to be present for the occasion.
 Both boys are high school seniors, and sons of Pioneer fam lilies. Rod Boucher is Is, and Ray Arnold is Is years old.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-19
Diomede Islanders Enjoy New Types of Dancing

MT. and Mrs. Leland Paullin of Callispell, Montana, new teachers at Diomede Island, have intro duced American round dances on Diomede Island, and report that the islanders are enjoying this type of dancing very much. The most popular are the Blue Pa cifc" and "Glowworm"
 They report many seal In the area early in October, according to the Diomede School paper, which they are supervising this year There are 19 students in the school
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-19
New BIA Teachers

There are many new teachers on the staff of the Bureau of In dian Affairs in this area this year. Some of them are MT. and Mrs. Leland Paullin at Diomede; MT. and Mrs. Thomas Cross at Kot- zebue, MT. and Mrs. George King at Noatak; MT. and Mrs. Billy John Hall at Shaktoolik; MT and Mrs. Donald Seifried at Shishmaref; MT. and Mrs. Don Sato, Stebbins; Peter Three Stars, Unalakleet; MT. and Mrs. Went worth Pike, Wales.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-19
Nome Delegates Chosen For Pioneer Convention

Official voting delegates to the Pioneer Convention from Nome have been chosen by Pioneer Igloo No, l, and they are Axel Edman, Luther Dunbar, Charles Jones, William Cameron, M. J. Walsh, Gus Bjornstad and the president, Russ Hermann.
 For the Women's Auxiliary, voting delegates are Susy Her mann, president, Louise Walsh and Emily Boucher.
 Sixty-five members of the local Igloo have already registered for the convention, and those who have not, may do so on Thursday, starting at 2 pm. at the Pioneer Igloo, while visiting members are registering. Registration is neces- sary to attend the meetings dur ing the convention.
 The first group of visitors scheduled to arrive will be a plane load from Cordova accom- panying the Grand President Otto Reopen. Arriving on the plane will be 100 king crab, a gift to the convention by the Grand President, which will be served at the Alaska food Smorgasbord on Friday evening.
 Following are other Pioneers who have made reservation and are expected for the convention:
 Juneau: MT and Mrs. Fred So- berg, MT and Mrs Art Mantyle, MT. and Mrs. Ed Sweeny, Mrs. Katherine Alexander, Mrs. Ruth Blake, Mrs. Doris Hellenthal, Mrs. Christine Sutherland, Mrs. Lilly Hooker, Mrs. Frances Brown.
 Ketchikan: MT. and Mrs Lester Gore, Robert Gore, Mrs. Claude Collins, Myrtle Sandstrom, Jean cite Transcry, Mrs. Vida Rich, Mrs. Bertha Mckay, and at least eight others.
 Fairbanks: MT. and Mrs. Dennis Coyle, MT. and Mrs. Adolf Stock, MT. and Mrs. Thomas Long, MT. and Mrs. l. w. Purkeypile, MT. and Mrs. Loren Olson, Mr. and Mrs. Arthur Herring, MT. and Mrs. Forbes Baker, MT. and Mrs. J. D. Crawford, MT. and Mrs. Ted Loftus, Mrs. Clara Rust, MT. and Mrs. Frank Mapleton, Savanna Brown, Anna Jones, Linda Has sell, Frank Chapados, Paul Grei- man, John Crook, Henry Brock man, Colin Mcdonald, Ivar Skar- land, Andrew Wicken, Leonard Hopkins, Jack Brooks, James Me Donald, H. E. Wallace, Ted Ras- mussen, Clyde Burkett, MT. and Mrs. Noel Wien, Merle Thomas, Ray. Ferguson, Sig Wold, Mrs. Theo McKenna, John Hall, MT. and Mrs. George Plucinski, Linda Shafer, Mrs. Linda Hassell, Mrs. Ann Jones, MT. and Mrs. Thomas I 1OnC
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-19
GRANT NELSON HOME SOLD

The Grant Nelson home on First Avenue and Boring Street has been sold, it has been an nounced, to Mrs. Johnnie Ste phanson. MT. and Mrs. Nelson, who operate the Inmachuk Mining Co.,, will winter in the States, and plan to spend only their summers in this area.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-19
ADMITTED TO HOSPITAL

Irene Katchatag, Ornett Castell, Charles Robinson.
 Discharged-Leo Raduin, John Norbert Sr., Don Keehk, Lorena Gray. Ann Castell, Ruth Merry field, James Bergamashi Jr., Frenk Perry.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-19
WEATHER FORECAST

Partly cloudy, continued cold. Low tonight 15, high tomorrow 25. Sunrise at 7:O6 a.m., sunset at 4:26 pm.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-19

MT. Emil KowalczYk is the Educational Specialist here for the BIA. He is not new to the State, as he has had experience at Ga lena, Chaneliak, Minto and Kas- igluk.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-19
w A N Y A D s

WANTED nm Sawdust to use as animal litter. Dick Strom.
The Nome nugget., 1959-10-19

CHEERFUL, quiet room for rent;
 East End. - Call Nugget. If
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NATIONAL MANUFACTURER look.
ing for desk space and small ware.
house 70 share. Advise availability
Box SCR, Star.
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Balance like rent on this lovely g.
bedrm. masonry home, like new;
one acre Of land. within q few feet
81 West River: mod. kit, din. nm,
Nv: rm., bath, outdoor flrepl, and
patio; garage, many extras,
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Akers Olds-Cadillac Co

CADILLAC 81 Coupe de Vile
Power seat, windows, steering
brakes. etc. Condition. outstanding
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Suburban. Cadillac-Olds Co

f., I sIEAEpgL;EIY SHOPPING CENTER Elo,
oPEN EVENINGS UNTIL 0 Pm.
CADILLAC l947 convertible new
Wv. tires, radio. heater. hydra
runs perfect. Must sell immedi.
ately. FE. T-6s02 or NO. 1878
Ext. 10I.
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BUICK '6b Special 4-dr. Riviera;
auto: trans! Wv. tires T. and
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Jack Blair Go

Mobile Homes OF Distinction
Authorized Spartan Repair Depot
White Plains. Nd. West 4-4ti7I
Z NJ; South Of Waldorf On Rte. 3ol
SPARTAN--sPARCRAFT- AVON
LIBERTY-GREAT LAKES
Open o to 0--Closed Sunday
Wed. NIGHTS Til - Pm.
Parking Space Guaranteed
RARELY DOES ONE FIND--A
mobile home as coy for it's size
and as lovingly cared for as our
81 General 30xS. We include s.
month-oid awnings, plus othei
extras; reasonably priced. avail
early April. will also sell 1853
Chevrolet 4-dr., compl. equip. fol
pullinS trailer. Call OF. l-7g47
or OF. $500. or lot 81 Temple
VILLAGE. Alex
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CHESAPEAKE BEACH

CHESAPEAKE BEACH
Immaculate 3-bedroom BUNGALOW;
oil heat equipped kitchen nre e,
f ssnss ideal y tST rsi iUr ssoSo
OPEN Sunday, i-6 pm.
Other excellent year-round homes
from $3.50 70 s12,b0o. RE.
8.6S84. RE. b-s347,
FELLOWS REALTY co.
s.
DESIRABLE s-BEDRM. old brick,
BEACH, va. approx. sb milss below
D. c. Central water. cleo; mined.
poss. Dble. French doors 10 scr.
porch: trees. frepl.. garage; moor
nnance, XII, s-Ge4S. -
IF You HAVE . large family, and
want an exceptionally GOOD beach
home, cheap. don't miss this bar
gain at Tong Beach. Fully fur.
nished 1h-story bungalow, lust
a few steps from Chesapeake Bay,
ct 0 price and on terms you Will
I'M hard 10 believe possible. Liv:
ing room. Kitchen, glass-enelosed
Sinins porch a. Sed dS.'Sls s ,eash
bath. inished md floor and front
porch with comb. storm sash and
screens. nice lot on hard-surfaoed
street, private driveway and con-
nected to central water system,
Don't be nlsled bv the price, You'll
have to get here quickly for this
down and s66 per month. includ-
Ing insurance and taxes.
Q inspect: Drive 7 miles south OF
Prince Frederick on solomonss
Island o TE turn ef ss a. st. i LsSaaT 70
once on shore OF Chesapeake BAv.
M. 3. ROCKHTLL, INC. ST. Leon
Frederick SOs:J -
POTOMAC RIVER, Upper Sandy
Point~-New home. perfection OF
materials and workmanship. On
sandy bathing beach; large beauti-
full lot, graded. grassed, ghfubbed /:
seawall. handicapped, driveways.
Best bathing, fishing, hunting
Three very large bedrooms. two
full tiled baths. large -paneled
living room with large picture WIN
dow and fireplace. Dream Kitchen
and large dining area; all appli-
ances including large refriEerator
with freezer. electric dishwasqeT,
washing machine. etc; rubbed
tiled floors; large screened porch;
insulated, russo storm windows.
doors. garage or utility building
separate, You cannot duplicate
at price OF S25 900 Write or
phone POTOMAC SUPPLY CORP {.
Kinsale. Va, during business
hours. other times. Robert Garden.
Sandy Point, Westmoreland, Va.
SOUTH RIVER SECTION
SCOTT waterfront prop. approx.
IL A.. sloping to waters edge.
other Waterfront Sites
MAGOTH BAY SECTION
5-bedrm chip-stone, fronting on
over acre, built approx, Ia yrs.
2-bedrm. frame and stucco, sit.
on 3 lots: water. privilS,
Evenings and Week Ends
Mr.. DietZ. Colonial 3-bbs4
Mr.. Lawson, CO, S-f033
offered By RICHARD F. POPHAM
Realtor. n Franklin St. Annapo-
lie. Nd. Colonial 3-245l.
" ACRE LOTS. $1,000 up; some
on water. Improved streets. near
mouth Of South River. LOUIS
HAIL. Davidsonvills. Nd. ON.
1s4l01.
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GARAGES
AUTO LEASING
AUTOS. TRUCKS WANTED

A PRIVATE PARTY with a gooC
clean car please call ia. 9-266l
VIII pay high price.
CHEVROLET WANTED, will pa,
highest cash pric efor clean car
Any year or model. Call ia
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BUICK SIS Super 4-dr. sports Sc
dio. heater and dynafiow: only
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LOTS ACREAGE FOR SALE

ACREAGE IN MONTGOMERY co
n TO 1000 acre lots. Inquire al
ewes. M. Blaebond. 70. a-Ssoaii44'
ARE you LOOKING for a choice
lot 70 build YOUR DREAM HOME
On. then see thesel Only 3 miles
from D c. and ready 10 20. with
all city utils in and streets paved
Exclusive subdivision OF 20 10
$4,000 homes. High elevation
wipanoramic. valley view. Close 70
schools and shopping, Only $4,000
each. Cail Mr.. HUMPHREY, LII.
2-S4S7.
ARLINGTON NORTH - Beautiful
bldg. sites in Arlington's iast
prestige sub-diy." Lots 10000
to $4,000 So. It. Also. we viii
custom build TO suit. Free archi-
tectuTal consulta tion. Daily, ia.
4-2S26: ewes. KE S-0333.
BEAUTIFUL WOODED LOTS-Haif
acre; in the most exclusive part
Of the WASHINGTON area, Call OIL.
9.456O. YARNIcK -sRouR' NC.
BEAUTIFUL HoMEsITEs. Mont. Co
ErsENicaEss sf RE kfIf1lTs j6 tpo ss-ssss
BRIGGS-CHANEY RID. Area; from
u 70 2.acTe lots In restricted
s sE%s 'WhIL1ffz1ia ai "a Z CO. So
1-off9.
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Qitl0n. S4Hh.
TAKOMA FORD

1850 CARROLL AVE.
TAKCMA PARK, MD. JU. $1,000
CHEW. 81 convertible, with stand
ard trans, radio, heater. Wv.
tires: very clean.
HarriS-Porter Motor Co.
5000 RIGGS RID. AT cHILLUM
IA oAoOS
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BUICK 'S5 Special Riviera hard.
@ sSRli eyns .sssb rPAs sns c Hi lSH
DE SOTO-PLYM., JE 2-D3OO
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BUSINESS PR0P. WANTED

WANTED store or basement, ap-
prox. 15x75, in D. C. or Va. for
photo business; rent around SIS.
Call after 8 pm, ia. S-302i.
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FOR FURTHER PARTICULARS ON
THIS AND OTHER PROPERTIES
CALL L, A ABERCRONBIE,
DIAMOND 9-363l
Randall H. Hagner & Co.

sf5 On. -s1S MO. BUYS for So.
.Ao. lag acres, mostly 10 yeunl
pines some cleared: disable hum
Der in old buildings: stream,
power. phone lines; So mi. so. Of
2. {. L. L. SELF. broker, Louise,
Va, Phone day, las; eve, ll3J
40 MI. d. C.-Nr. Bull Run Noun
tain, ID acres. house, barn, other
bldgs. $4,000. terms. More land
ayail. OF. 4-72gB.
S5-A. FREDERICK co, dairy farm
S-rna. ctr -hail house, bath, phone
with cleaner, 2 sllos. 50xI00 barn
lake. 10 acres wooded.
10 acres permanent pasture. sc
acres alfalfa bal. crop and grass
mile. frontage Rte. IS and improved
roads l6 mi. north OF Frederick
S3h. 900; has 10000 list
3Os A.. Southern Colonial, ctr hall
l7.rm brick mansion, 5 firepls.
baths. bedrms, huge moderT
kit. maids rm. with bath. rec
Lm With frepl freezer room, Of
NV HI nod. mAnager's house
dairy barn, silos, hay-dryIng barn
z stocked lakes, black-top drive
2-mi trontage Rte. rs, mr.. Bealls.
vile. rs mi. D. c.: S2l0.OOU Of
hO A main house, horse barn
swimming pool, lake; $4,000.
70 A.: 7-Tm ctr. hall house. newlI
painted. floors Sanded,. cleo. watei
system: 4Ox50 barn, silo, all bldgs
painted. lush grass, pond. stream
Is A. wooded, l,300-ft. hard I'd
frontage; mr.. Urbana, 81 mi. D. C..
SCI 800, u cash.
303 A.. Monocaey River recreation
area. beef cattle farm; s-rm
stpne-and-frame house, "a baths
o.h.-w.h.. mod. kit; 40x6O barn
cattle shed, Bilo, good fencing. "a
LAKE, 60-A. fertile river bottom
15-A. BLUEGRASS, bal. mixed grass
2-mi river and creek frontage, a.
mi. hard-rd. frontage: ideal fol
airport. cattle raising. picnicking
hunting, fishing, canoeing, swim.
ming IL mi. north Of Frederick
$50 600. $4,000 cash, bal. scot
s A.; 7-rm white frame house
cleo and phone, bath rouRhed in
barn. garden. orchard. meadow
stream lake site. SCOTT. hard I'd
Mr., ABC ht Germantown: Sl2,50O
on tenth cash. CHARLES H
JAMESON. Df. o-3262.
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SHANNON & LUCHS
Is.ACRE LOT, BRAND-NEw! -Four
S9s PER MONTH lint. prin.. taxes,

ms and $50 eI isS'i JUS STI1 Dis ia
unaculate. 3-bedrm. rambler. LOVE.
LY LEVEL TOT WITH TREES
Pull-down stairway to ehildren'i
playroom. SHORT WALK TO BUS
Hurry! can METzLER, IA. 6-757S
til . pm.
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CHEVROLET 'B2 l-ton panel; me.
ehancs's special, S3Ob, GENERAL
TRUCK SALES, NE 10000.
CHEVROLET 40 ton panel: &
ply, tires. good condition, Sl7b.
Call Ev. 4-a2p0. $4,000.
DODGE ~ acton panel; clean /.
mech. perf.: spotless, orig. finish;
excel. tires; SN0h: hank financing;
trades. KIRK MOTORS, 1000
Ga. ave, ia. 9-4sO0,
FORD 'b6 l-ton, stake. excel, eond
Reasonable, oaithersburg 1851.
FORD 80. ar eiectrieian's service
truck; tip-t0p shape; ST. down
oRRIsoN MoToRs, 7O4 w
Broad 81, Pals Church Va.
FORD 80 i-ton crane; peri. cond
BegaSSoonable. LII. 1910 or 10
FORD So N-ton pick-upi new
tires; heater; defrQster. Sf,096 o.
best offer. ME. S-9sp2: ewes. 10
FORD '55 FOO pickup, GOOD con.
dition, $3.50. OWNER, CIR, 375257
FORD pickup 34-ton VS.: good con
dition May be seen any time at
~, 3l26 Buena Vista terrace Sc
FORD ;.RI. '6ss sds-ft van; good a; ,..!:
SALES, ME, s-0b06.
FORD 81 acton pick up. with
custom capp .Fordom.,. new tire,
r.. h.; equip. for camping. 1,Og5
or beat offer. VIII, 2-6690.
GMC '53 lh-ton insulated van;
very sood condition. Call JE. 4
GMC so HDCR- 1862 Tractor; Sleep
sA les ME- MI. s.o GENERAL TRUCK
0MC '52 1Hs-ton loft. van: S6gb
GENERAL TRUCK SALES, NE. s.
GMC '52 Model HcR-7s2 Tractor;
motor Just overhauled. Excel, cond
So. sos. GENERAL TRUCK SALES,
ME. S-0505.
.GMC 1850 acton pickup; good
ircs aua mechanical ronu.. Sa,nI.
PERKINS MOTOR SALES, IA,
5-0l39.
INTERNATIONAL 81 A-I00 is-ton
pickup. Beautiful 2-tone gold and
white. This beautiful truck is
equipped with custom cab, heater.
wv; tires. Perfect shape; only
American Service Center
studebaker-Packard- Mercedes
6s5 n Giebe Rd., Arl. ia. 7-7722
PANELS. pickups, stakes, dumps,
trailerst 100 to choose from.
Murphy Auto Sales, Inc.
$500 Pa Ave. Sc. LU. 2-3O7O
LEO so 2-ton van; good depend
able transp, S595. GENERAL
TRUCK SALES, NE. S-0505.
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CHEVROLET $50 l-ton panel; me.
chances special. S305, GENERAL
TRUCK SALES, NE, 10000.
CHEVROLET 49, i-ton panel: E
cSli Nv. !. hS3Saa e0noi'lOh' eiFo'
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INVEST. PROP. WANTED
BUSINESS PROP. FoR SALE

ALEX.--Mt. Vernon blvd. Potomac
river fri, riparian rights; lots
acreage, cottages. Owner, so. 5.
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MANN OLDS

5000 18th et.
Silver Spring, Md. JU. 5-6lsf
CADILLAC $50 80" convertible
throughout. Special low price
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AUTOS, raytKs wAaTtp
fcONflNuEDl
TRUCKS F0R SALE

q sis. On ~ e. AYT2G. s SsD!'t .I q III
cash. Phone NO. 7-Os0o.
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excel cond' ~, 3Oo MI; 4 and
h. powr. equip. FE. 3-3o2i, OIL
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OUT or TOWN REAL ESTATE
WATERFRONT PROP. SALE

A MAGIC HoUsE--A year-rount
reereational home Of four rooms
bath and glass-enciosed porch
gives you four completely sep
aTate sleeping rooms This mod
ern, substantially furnished. fulli
insulated cottage Is only 100 It
from the shore OF the CheSapeakt
Bay and II can be yours II you
act quickly. This excellent hous'
is located on q corner lot ct Lonl
Beach and is served BY centTa
water, automatic gas heat. Glee'
iricity. telephone. trash and gar
bage collection and mosquito con-
troll. You will find no better bath
ing, fishing or Grabbing anywhere
Very reasonably priced al SA.25C
and terms can be worked out foi
any responsible purchaser.
To inspect. Drive Z miles South oil
Prince Frederick. on the Solomon'
Island Road. turn left At st
Leonard and follow Long Beach
signs TO ONCE on Chesapeake Bay
M. 2. ROCKHILL. INC. Mail: st
Leonard, Nd. Phone: Prince Fred
erick 30S-J.
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Py 1,n .liIS .l lot PeIns.-aitt
size (i.2 acresJ. Can Mr.. Rey-
nolds for Information, Can "a,
II,I5aS; WALTER r. REYNOLDS
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UPPER MONT. COUNTY
"A, ACRES

IA ACRES
In PooleSville area--Attrae-
tive 6-Toom masonry-type
ram bier, with screened
porch, living rIn.. 21xt6
with fireplace; dining rm.. 3
bedyms.. / "a baths, kitchen
with range and retriserator.
laundry with washer. drier
and ironer, ls-cu 1T. deep
freeze. garage; oil heat; deep
well; excellent location on
hard road; 80 miles down.
town, 8 miles Acc. Priced
S27,6OO.
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AKerS OlQS-CdQllldC 20.
Fairlineton Shopping Center
Alex, Va. OY. j-OJ5t
CADILLAC 50 convertible coupe
beige: power steering and brakes
immaculate interior Continents
spare tire. Reduced for quick sale
S3,i95; ccc guarantee,
Capitol Cadillac-O lds Co.
l222 22nd s.. NV. Re. $4,000
CADILLAC so 4.door; fully equip
$500 Inquire anytime. 1903
sherman ave. NV. s.
CADILLAC 81 coupe: $3.50; full.
y eauipped; under 90. 900 miles
800 Wisconsin. Wo. $1,000,
CADILLAC '5s "82" 4-door sedar
In brilliant solid white. equipped
with hydramatic, power Steerine
brakes custom seat covers ano
Wv; tires. Exceptional buy ai
- L Ii
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AUTOMOBILES foR SALE
..,t, (coNIlkUEpl

BUICK 81 Roadmaster Riviera
hardtop; black. power steering and
brakes, air conditioning. $2,305.
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MISSIONER

A match St these features ior sis.soSi
8 fine bedrms., paneled study, club.
room, fireplace, breakfast-spact
kitchen, plus professional decor
You should see this. Call
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-06
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE

COMMERCIAL INDUSTRIAL
ZoNED. 5000 70 a,ioe,7660 s., So.
M3. AT AND h 6 IN dINs r sfl Rfss9, SS99s
AND and beayy zoe Sas so Iohs stss en
hotel sites on duSiized hWys
60O-ft. rail already Installed. bal
ance optional All utils. Installed
Ready for building: lease-build,
land-lease or sell. PHILLIPS II
CLARKE, Owner. WA. 7-b516.
COR. WASH. BALTIC. PKWY. and
scoFIELD. Realtors, jU. S-42i0.
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"SKYLAND ESTATES,
THIS WEEKS SPECIAL

Lot No. 3 in Block No. "a, having
being a dedicated So-H. Sish way.
and depth of 214 IT,, situated
high atop the mountain with the
Shenandoah below and having a
good stand Of singing pines, For
useaee one will need TO drive
the deer out Saturday or Sum
day only, at $3.50 IS, with $50 SO
down. Illustrated brochure avail
able. References required.
SKYLAND ESTATES
LINDEN, VIRGINIA
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-03-06

CHEVROLET '65 Bel Air Cdr:
fully equipped. Extra nice inside
ana out. Come out and shake
hands with this beauty. Special
low price 81 .OlS
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FORD So Acton Pickup; new
tires; heater; defroster. ST, 0gb Of
best offer. ME. S-9s92: ewes, 10
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DESIRABLE s-BEDRM. old brick
Beach, va, approx. sb miles belo !
D. c. Central water. elec.; immed
poss. Dble. French doors TO scr
porch; trees. firepl.. garage. hool
furnace; $4,000. OWNER will