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The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-08-21
SUPPLEMENTARY GRAZING
C..vrs 30 PAY
(From tine County Agents
OtIICe) -

One way OF saving. that hay
ana gam tn4s winter is by seed
ing your snap bean land as we'll
as any other lana that is avail
aole now TO any one OF many tall
and winter grazing crops. Some
OF the mixtures recommended
for this area are as follows:
l. Rye, l12 bu,, Winter oats,
2 bu., Barley, Il bu.
2. Rye to bu.
3. Rye, 2 bu., Crimson clover,
Is to 20 pounds.
4. Ryegrass, Is to 20 lbs, Grim
son Clover, Is to 20 lbs.
S. Barley, 2 bu., Hairy Vetch,
20 lbs.
Any one of these mixtures
should be seeded as soon as pos
sible but not later than Septem-
Der Is. BY applying 400 to sou lbs.
of a we'll balanced fertilizer at
the time of seeding and then APP
plying 100 to 200 lbs, of nitrate
of soda in early spring one may
assure himself of the maximum
grazing during a period when it
has proven expensive to keep cat
tie in good condition. These tenn
porary grazing crops would be
we'll worth while as a cover for
the soil alone on most of the
fields since they reduce erosion
to a minimum and add organic
matter to the soil, but the most
immediate benefit is that of bet
ter fed, healthier and thereby
more profitable livestock.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-08-21
w. S. HOWELL NOW
SERVING WITH NAVY

Walter Sam Howell, of West
jefferson, was accepted in the
navy recently. according to an
announcement received from
Chief Petty Officer, R. L. Ho-
gard, of the North Wilkesboro
recruiting station.
Howell, son of Mr.. and Mrs.
w. M Howell, of West Jefferson,
was transferred from Raleigh to
the Navy Training Station, San
Diego, Calf, for his boot train
ing.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-08-21
Little Piney News

Mrs. Ruth Massey, who has been
indisposed for sometime, is slow
ly improving.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. c. Parsons
were Sunday guests of Mr., and
Mrs. J. l.. Parsons.
Sunday guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
Dewitt Francis We're Mrs. T0mmie
Brooks and daughter, Mamie, Mr.,
and Mrs. Jones Barker and famI-
ly and Mr.. George Massey, all
of SilaS Greek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dewitt Francis
spent the last week end with Mr..
and Mrs. w. NJ. Sexton. of Hors-
Creek.
Mr.. and Mrs. Roscoe Brooks
spent Sunday with Mrs. Brooks
mother. Mrs. David Johnston.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Mcbride,
of Nottingham. Pa. have been
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. c. Parsons, Of Little Plney
Miss Viola Parsons was the
Sunday guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Neaves.
Mr.. and Mrs. Blain Parsons
made a business trip to West JET
ferosn, Saturday.
Mrs. CalIie Brooks and Miss
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-08-21
Round About News

Miss Fay Brown, who has been
i'll for sometime, was able to at
tend church, at Baptist Home,
last Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alma Farmer,
of Concord, are visiting Mr..
Farmers mother. Mrs: Nancy
Shouns, of Ashland,
Miss Pearl Woodland, of Butler,
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-08-21

Tenn, visited her sister, Mrs.
Wade GRAPHICAL, over the week
end.
Miss Anna Lee Mason, of Piney
Flats, Tenn, plans to arrive soon
for a visit with Miss Ella May
Parker.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-08-21

Don't try to save money by,
buying cheap chicks. Get them
from reliable hatchery and be
sure of the quality you are buy
ing.
The Skyland post. [volume] (West Jefferson, N.C.) 193?-1988, 1947-08-21

Hogs excel all other farm ami
mails in the efficiency with which
they convert feed into meat.
Evening star., 1947-03-02

G.. Douglas, California; Katherine
St. George, New York; Georgia
Lusk, New Mexico.
Mrs. M. G., Marion, III.
7. KIDNAPERS. BEWARE ..
What is the Washington, D. c. tele-
phone number - National 7I17-
used fo1 exclusively?
1t is the special number reserved
for kidnapping reports. The switch
board is open "a hours day.
M. NJ, Indianapolis. Ind.
.. GROCERY BILLS In 1911, the
average American spent sl70 on food
and beverages. How much did he spend
tn 1866
$3.50. The SAG, 900, ,OOO, 600 total
represented IS per cent of all con-
su1ner outlays for goods and services
last year. II. E. p, Flint, Mich.
.. TAXING II EASY . What does
the shoe trade call its solid-con.tort
models tor s0o1sen?
Grandma jumpin' Shoes"
10. W0AGEM'x RIGHTS 80. Why is
equal pay for won,en being urged tn
Britain?
To relieve critical shortage of
labor in industry. There are 800, 600
jobs for women workers for which
there are no takers.
CONDUCTED 'T n A
NOTE: We will pay 81 for question md
answer used in this column. Psaof ssast
accompany answer. Address: Tom Henry.
THIS WEEK, 40 Lexington Avenue,
New York II, N. Y. Unaccepted contJibu-
tions cannot be acknowledged or returned.
Evening star., 1947-03-02

I. MONTHLY INCOME What is
the Average monthly Social Security
payment to those receiving besefts7
Men: $24.83; women: 1888.
Z. FIRST AID -. What change s0iN
soon be made tn ti,setH1s Of iodine?
Instead of 7 per cent, it will be
mild tincture of 2 per cent. This
will be just as efficienu and it will
not retard healing by destroying
tissue. ASA, Cleseland, Ohio
,. ATTENTION. How many
countries haze compulsory military
training?
At not including the US.
4. MORE AND MORE L. There we're
only l66 planes carrying ar mail
Jfse years ago. Hoso many are needed
to carry today's air mail?
More than 700. Predictions are
that within 10 years 1000 planes
will be needed.
5. OPERATION PAPER CLIP %.
Can German scientists 6nd,teck,sieians
who We,e brought to the u. S. to york
for the government become citizens?
If they prove fit during a trial
period of about six months, they can
apply for citizenship and have their
dependents brought here.
&C. NJ. S., Chicago. Ill.
8. DISFA1H SIDE How many
,oomen are members of the 8Oth Con-
.gress9
Seven: Mary T. Norton, of New
Jersey; Frances P. Bolton, Ohio;
Edith N. Rogers, Massachusetts,;
Margaret c. Smith, Maine; Helen
Evening star., 1947-03-02
CONDUCTED '' ~ H..

NOTE: We will pay 81 for question md
answer used in this column. Pspof ssst
accompany answer. Address: Tom Henry.
THIS WEEK, 40 Lexington Avenue,
New York II, N. Y. Unaccepted contIi6u-
tions cannot be acknowledged or returned.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-07-26
Washington
YMcA Sticks To
Segregation

Washington, D. C. (NNPA) -
The Washington YMCA made it
known last Tuesday that t had
no intention OF abandoning it's
policy of segregation in local
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-07-26

ascertain whether the policy could
be changed
Meyers said he thought perhaps
the policy could be changed some
day, but suggested that the group
talk with DeBast.
Mr.. DeGast told the Delegates
that the poldicy could not be
changed without a meeting of
the board of directors and that
he had no intention of ealing a
meeting of the board for that pur-
pose because the time of the mem
bers was too valuable to be "was-
ted on trivialities."
Asked if he thought the YMCA
wa spursuing democratic princi-
Piles in barring colored people from
it's coffee shop, Mr.. DeGast remin-
ded the delegation that when they
Continued on Page y
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-07-26

PARISH STREET SATURDAY
NIGHT: With the decision of judi
ge Waring over in South Carolina
upholding the right of a Negro
to vote in the Democratic Primary
Parish Streeters around their Fish
and beer started talking politics
and it war'nt before long that
they branched off on the subject
of Perry Howard, Negro National
Republican Committeeman from
Mississippi. While those who thou
9Th he had not far outnumbered
those who though he had done
something tangible 70 rthe Negro
of Mississippi during the rs years
he had been in Washington, those
who still believe in is good in
tention and interest in the Negro
and what happens to him in Mis-
sissippi as far as politics and the
right to vote goes got in a few
words in his behalf. AAs usual
though somebody asked. How can
Perry Howard help the Negro in
Mississippi every four years and
then just long enough to get re-
elected after making one of those
loud voiced speeches to his aged
and rapidly diminishing followers.
In answer to which one fellow ups
and says well you see, Mr.. Ho-
ward, he says, Washington amt
his home, that he just stays up
there because somebody is got to
stay in Washington long enough
to learn the mechanics of Govern
ment. In answer to which anoth-
tell of some of them big schools
er fellows says that he had heard
ND in the north where it took
only four years to learn every
thing, and said that in them Sc
hools when it look like the stud
ents was gonna take to long to
learn what they had to teach they
pack hi strunk and sent him back
home and sent a letter to his
folks saying that it was just a
waist of time and money to keep
ON sending the student to school,
and wound up by saying that from
what he had done and appeared to
have learned it looked like aft
ter 25 years, it was about time
for the students folks to realize
that to keep on sending him to
school was just a waste of time
and money.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-07-26

made to a delegation from the
Interracial Workers shop, a group
Of colored and white men who
are testing segregation and dis
elimination in Washington's res
taurants, hotels, and churches du-
ring the month of July.
George M. Houser, best known
for his testing of the south's jim
Grow travel laws, is director of
the project which is being spon-
sored by the fellowship of Rec
onciliation and Congress of Rae
ial Equality.
Upon beoing refused service at
the coffee shop and told that it
was against the Y's policy to
serve colored people, the inter
racial committee went to see Ru-
dolph, Meyers, the executive Sc
cretary Of the Central YMCA, to
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-07-26

WEEKLY QUOTATION: Clev-
erness is not wisrom. -Euripides.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-07-26
UP and DOWN Parish Street
By PERCY GREENE

portunity Magazine as the man be-
hind the trade mark BROWN
INQUIRE LEISURE-WEAR .
maker of individually styled and
tailored Sport Shirts /. he rat
es this column not only because
Of his growing business in a new
field, but because his wife is
a Mississippi Girl the former
Elnora Herring, of well known
family down at Edwards.
ARMY OFFICER IN THE MAX
ING Over at Fort George G..
Meade ROTC Camp in Maryland
is JONAS L. WAITS, JR. /.
a Student of Wilberforce Univer-
sity and son of Mr. and Mrs. JON
as Waits, Sr. of Washington Add
ton. In the Infantry School at
the camp when he finishes the six
weeks training course he Will be
Second Lieutenant in the Off
GERS Reserve Corps.
TO EACH HIS OWN The
other Morning Mrs. H. B. Brown,
out ON Lynch Street, who has the
proper surrounding in which to
bring it up found a visit from
that Ole Byrd, already made at
another hearth, left on her door
steps .one thing about who
ever it was that found reason to
feel that to each isn't always his
own they had in mind good
home.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-07-26

branches here
Leonard DeGast, executive Sec
rotary Of the Washington YMCA
system, told All interracial dele
cation, which was refused SER
vice in the Central YMCA's shop,
that he will not consider the idea
Of allowing colored peaple to eat
there and that he did not think
the question was worth being TAX
en- up with the YMCA's Board OF
Directors because they are "busy
men who don't have time for such
things"
Mr. DeGast's statement was
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-07-26
SOCIETY GOSSIP

YOUNG SOCIETY GOSSIP
Who will be the fello wwhen the
engagement of VERON OWNES
IS ANNOUNCED which she
was overheard telling a friend
would be done before the summer
ends and When will Lor-
raine Greene tell why she's wear
ing that big lump of white ice
on her telltale finger.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-07-26
Red Raspberrles Disease

hEu UdSPDCIHICb OAoC"SU
Keep red and black raspberries at
least 800 feet apart, as red rasp-
berries are carriers Of a disease,
harmless to them but injurious to
Mack raspberries.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-07-26
ALONG THE OLE AVENUE

ALONG THE OLE AVENUE :.
Those stronge faces up and
down the Ole Avenue early this
week Republican answering the
call of DIR. Redmon for confab
on state part matters. Among
them were, Prof. L. TT. Ellis, and
DIR. C. R. Brown, of Laurel, Fred
H. Miller of Mound Bayou, and
c.. t. Butled, of MERIDIAN.
Jackson advocate. [volume] (Jackson, Miss.) 1939-current, 1947-07-26

AMONG THE TOWNS VISIT
ORS: N. R. Brown of Kansas
City Mo-, recently featured in OPP
Evening star., 1947-08-21
SUBURBAN sAlE-yIReiAIA

BRICK BUNGALOW, S13,6O0; only $4,000
down payment needed to buy this large
prick rs ,s bungalow It is Gn agiet street
ing room, kitchen, 2 bedrooms and bath.
large unfinished attic suitable for rooms,
fun basement with oil heat; ready. for
immed occupancy in about 10 days.
MANMAs f IN 81 FEAkIY aAsI co. 2116 Wilson blyd'
FALLS CHURCH, vA.-An exceptionally
large 5-rm. brick Colonial home on a lovely
wooded lot for. sl3,75o., Liv. rm. 14xec.
ally large. :, Substantial cash needed TO
purchase. This is in spotless cond Full
basement. oil heat. Shown by appoint
ment only. MANNAs REALTY CO., 2ll6
Wilson blvd GIL. or OK .7s4. So
THIS sngaysI WEEKS sPEcIAtfstE Pc AIS ~. aid ~
move move in mex next We Week. % S9,5oo. .'' ''' "AN' ;
Del Ray area-Brick, nice rms, full
bsmt. with oil heat, screened porch and
Arna valley ~ senidet. 2-story brick,
with , fine bedrms., liV. rm., full din. rm..
lot: bus, | blk. Priced at SIC, 500;
Ga tn Pm 5a, for Gonbia appti WESLEY
HoinSGHN faa1s ox. .7ss' sol '0'un''a PIKE &es SA
ALEXANDRIA COLONIALS, St. Asaph St
Red brick town house with attractive
side and rear garden areas, for $4,000;
ST. fl. contains liv. rni., din. rm., xii. and
a bath; Ind floor, } bedrms. and bath. oil
h.-wh.
South Lee ST Recently renovated,
white frame town house with E freplaces.
priced at S2o, 500, list floor has . liv
rms MS. din din; I'm, I'm, kit small sunrm. and =
box gardcn. Gail Mr.. sylvester, with
ROBERT L. McKEEVER co, Realtors,
shoreham Bldg" Ma. 1850; ewes. TIE,
Evening star., 1947-08-21
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.

BERwYN HEIGHTS, MD. - sox50-ft.
building on B. 81 o. r. r.. now renting
for Sl00 mo-; suitable for warehouse or
WISCONSIN AVE, first commercial-Semi-
detached brick, + rooms and bath, located
Peoples Drug Store. uncer construction
ideal for remodeling into any type of bust
ness. plans are available for proposed
1emedelnE daTHn ExcusiTe Gd o4t MAUR1cE B
1st CoMMERCIAL-Large one STORY build
ing. solid masonry, 16l2-ft. ceiling. $500
So it.; foundation built to hold , more
stories; has display room, office, storeroom.
shop, loading platforms; excel: midtown
corner location. Mr.. MALCOLM. OR. 6916,
ARLINGTON, End commercial. triangular
lot 400 50. ftD. fronting or. main
desirable site and priced reasonably. MR..
MALCOLM. OR. 69I6, MA. 1868, FIR.
COMMERCIAL GROUND, zoned 1st and
2nd comm, approx 10000 So #. extends
to railroad siding; suitable for plant or
warehouse. For details, call Mr. Levin,
oL. 1919, with WAKEFIELD REALTY CO.,
FOR SALE BY owNER-1st commercial;
; families; 2 earaages; oil heat: plans an an-
DEIACHED COMMERCIAL building on on
large lot, finest location in Silver Spring
Information by appt in our Office. LOWERY
g. MELTON, Realtors, S4l5 Georgia ave.
end-CoMMERCIAL PROF. Sc. near rr
siding, 20,000-su. 1T. frontase, 2s #. on
Eve st. and 40 fl. on 2nd st: alley in the
rear. Call Mr.. Hackman, with CONNER Il
RYON, INC, a2l Sth st. NV, RE. 3216-
Evening star., 1947-08-21
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE.

10000 SO. FT. NEAR SHOPPING center on
and l,,2t bowling hnsr alley or hot SHOP viii hqld
la-RooM BOOMING HOUSE. corner i4th
home and Investment; direct from owner;
%5lt G54e acesps eyes Sa4oo onHs aown payment Ma
llth sT; s.E., in 1900 block, across from
RAM rame Yr5dindusfrss side sss ,6t 6oP 55
month -to-month tenant. GEORGE 1.
syeninGS; RA. as42 or Wo. 7649, ="
ave: rwrLot l9xloo', 30, alley, A.
59s5 Boss sA ssoq . sIgS aRS NC SUP OK
.Is FLA. AVE. N.w.-win sell or lease
entire bldg Suiteble, for any business.
caii OWNER Dl. 69s2, or eve, GE. 1854.
GEORGIA ET.3I ~ AVE; combination-AA lot Of
or buy it for Investment s1s,950 Mi.
Fischer. with DREYFUss BROS. Realtors,
"a GAoRGI e5S3' .Ws sVss' ,ano Wo. . sI9o. Co.. -
firm. brick house: rent ceiling on house,
$50, Price, Sls,950. A. NJ. ROTH, Ma.
BLADENsBURG RD. - 1st commercial.
Two tracts OF land in the most desirable
ne. section. One with $4,000 50. it. and
64-tt. frontage on Bladensburg rd, an
200-ft. frontage. Ideal for automobile
agency, stores, warehouse, etc. Priced to
sell al once. r. G. DUNNE, AT. $500; ewes,
Mr.. Curling, HO. TG6S. ~
BUY DIRECT FROM OWNER - Suitable
for pawnbrokers' exchange or eating place,
store and 3 rooms and bath st floor 4
rooms and bath End floor. Price. $4,000.
DU. 1915, RA. 1924. "a
CENTRAL BUSINESS story
store with Groom and bath apt. on 2nd
fl. and large 1-story brick shop or ware
house in rear, fronting 25-ft. on wide
commercial thorou9hfare in downtown NV.
area; at Present occupied by owner who
is moving TO California; possession of en-
tire property at settlement. Price, only
With " sHANNoN M Ssl 4 LucHs CO. 1905 H
MODERN AIR COOLED BLDG. leased to
national organiza tion at S6.5OO annually;
price. S65.000. Call ALBERT S. KAMONS,
316 Bond Bldg, EX. 4721; ewes, OIL. 1362
1st COMMERCIAL. Wisconsin ave lot,
north of Sears, for lease or sale: will con-
slider developing stores for tenant. OR.
1922 %
COMMERCIAL CORNER, excel. location
hotel office bldg. gas station; about $4,000
So. #: present imprvts warrants income
until ready to build; vic. Capitol. Union
Sta. Exclusive, W. C. GERBICH, MI. 4047.
Evening star., 1947-08-21
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGIkIA.

FREE-THE REALTY BULLETIN gives full
deScriptionn and PRICE Of az typss OF hoYssS. hoy @
aRL., AR W.: SO 500: :' 7erm. brick Cape
Cod; prewar built; 1st f., liv. rm. with
gas log repaee din k rm bedrm aen
bath, bath, plenty closet space; full basement:
oil heat, hot water, and "a bath. Venetian
copper plumbing and down spouts; pos
session within 90 days: substantial cash.
shown by appt. v. EHRHARDT. Agent.
So. 750wsi 900 CASH and $50 mo-; A.
room asbestos shingle bungalow. full base
ment, oil heat mr.. Pentason. ia. 16o3.M.
FALLS CHURCH .. x..-s-5oom s;5 ,.s2na3ds G9lSnis
nd On reaoy ,er o n r.
on Great Falls st. and fronting 122 fl. on
Washington st. CLee hwy. near center Of
churches, schools, shopping center, bank,
the location is excellent for apt, physi-
clans residence and oflce, tourist er pri-
vate residence. The price is $4,000. with
$4,000 cash; balance at SIP Ler+ ber month Inl,;
st. ST. + Falls Church, Va, dial FA. 1850 or
AK. 4452
NEAR CATHOLIC CHURCH. Falls Church
-2-bedrm. brick BUNGALOW; lge; rms. lge.
lot. OW. 1897 or Falls Church 150SooW.
HAVE YOU SEEN 'our newest and most
outstanding subdivision: known as Walnut Walnut
Essss, ss paved d'Eff fh1sss 1af Fl ss u
lonisl homes, includes large side porch: 3
liv, rm., full din. rm with chair rail- large
equipped kitchen, full basement; outside
entrance; priced a. sl4's5o' Select ,S.s, your
FanfeE aRIaGToa REzT4Y A CO. ssRxsns1Gno ao4 Wson
ssIyfx;sGNpkisMrRis sys; Gh iaNo 3 astory brick row
house is centrally locSted mr.; modern
Shopping center, movies, etc; has living
room, dining room modern kitchen, bed
rooms and bath, full basement; good condi-
terms. For full informatio call Alex.
1855 or Alex. s7S7. EBNER R. DUNCAN,
CO. Realtors and InSurors 202 Rupley
6FF ed Sre ii RIbGE nS1ahs6a RpFreed 10
sell, this very attractive brick home stu
ated on a well-landscaped lot; it has
place din. rm.. large fully equipped kit:
2nd floor has large beorms. and bath;
full basement with "a bath. oil a.-c;h.;
with title. Exclusively with G. C. keller.
Realtor, 2o1s Mt. Vernon ave- Alexandria.
ibEAL II For GUEST HOME or large fam
ily-Colonial dignity on ive acres, Here
ties, located is miles from b, C.. near Fair
Shopping sho and schools. House has large
rooms. sleeping porch, screened back porch,
2-Story column front porch, basement with
and master bedroom. This house. begun
four years ago by owner builder lacks only
heanf Plant sEsr and few siseF items n
price, 100000; Owner will take back
a ss WY1.Ms sEHs Gs nrY MI: Ness e. ssos s5sqsHe Wiz
SoRM. CAFT con with lss. rooms. l
Rl,,d eR ssn 0' oS nus 7ss si "a
Evening star., 1947-08-21

OXoN HILL VICINITY. 120xl75 IT.: rea-
amsRyctS sGna9y gyicfd Rsgs 7343 gaRk adj
, blks. from buses. shopping cent, Apex
ThGatsz and Gartin9ke, m 1,s Or e5os,
PRICE si5o 'G Terms ms i desired dey ca I" owner e
AP wa bsf9fs aE2HT r atts g. IA e5sa
5000 to Sl,50o,, s403 5sth ave, Tower
LANHAM PARK; Just past Lanham, Md,
1oox170 feet, $3.50. II YOU are looking for
lovely home site-a place well situated,
and and place ;0 where here the u Riddles @ -ea can romp
and play, and still have such indispensable
city conveniences as city water, electricity.
nections-then come out to Lanham Park,
one of Prince Georges Countys fastest
growing communities, where you can still
with convenient terms. if you prefer. SO
that you can pay for your lot in small
IS no GGms on 10 bdy Gof
We, PROMISE you will be impressed with the
values offered M an, and the activity here in
to Peace Cross, turn right. out Defense
hwy Az miles TO PENNSYLVANIA Railroad
m "a. ss cross ovsb5pass o. continue o. Z mile
left side of Defense hwy Once open daily
THOMAS F. HALEY, phone Hyattsville
1-ACRE BUILDING SITES In nearby
Sprinsbrook Forest. where careful planning
values and freedom from encroachment
A perfect setting for your future home.
"a miles miles from Woodmoor shopping center.
from downtown Washnston Priced as
low as $50, including fine paved road
Way Wsys with no assessment OF any kind.
Cash or terms Literature and plat on re-
quest, GEO. J. MOSS, ReaItor. sH. 2Goo.
.n,rx~ro~ -. -ooo =.
No IND d, ard Wsshingson Blvd bi"d By
owner SERAF1N, a15 No. Wayne st. Apt,
SEE RIvERWoop-A new development
with many panoramic views of the historic
for those who want the hnest suburban
ioeated only il miles miles from s Key y"H's; Bridge
price $4,000 and UP for estates of u 20
= acres including all improvements;
JOHN c WRIGHT: INC. Radio Building,
ATlington' Al phone OK @777i ewes. or Sun
FEAUTIFUI. WooDMOoR. Silver Springs
most appealing community, the perfect
So fGF 1ee
the high character of development-Sites
20 t2 l25 feet vide as low as 81 go: all
bus terminel PIats on request. GEO. J.
IANaAM HfItHTs. MD. - Beautiful
future home: 10# down and $40 mo.
o. B. HOPKINS. DI. 1271 or Alex. lnl4.
BEVERLY HILLS, ALEXANDRIA-,Lot on
Beverlr dr.. ideal location to build your
5000 or best offer: terms. Gil, 6l35.
WE HAVE A NUMBER of good ouys in lots
not far from District line Phone HI
1915. c. D. MURPHY. Realtor, 55o4
III WooDRIDGE--Restric residential
area. close to transportation. schools,
churches and shopping areas about 5000
50 IT.: $3.50. Call Mr.. Duncan, NO.
9262, with W. B. WRIGHT, EN-. 1880
FOR SALE-Lot 6ex14s, in Forest Glen,
Nd: sewerage gas, cleo. water and street
lights: S1650. Box 34l. Sill. spr,' Md.
OWNER LEAVING FOR WEST COAST in ]
week will sacrifice beautiful shaded lot,
in exclusive residential Wocdmoor, silver
Spring, all utilities; 5000 or best cash
offer under takes Il Call Mr.. or MRS.
EYLER. A. EA. 430s. -