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Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-08-18

A NYoNE can own dog but
IA there are some people VINO
shouldn't. And the number one
person on my list of those who
should be prohibited from keeping
a pet is the fellow who leaves MS
dog without water.
Winter or summer, there is no
more important item in the diet OF
a dog than water which contains
necessary iodine and helps to
cleanse and purify his system. In
hot weather, however, depriving
dog of water will do more than
damage his health-it will cause
him actual pain. Dogs that are
kept in pens or on runs should
come in for particular attention
during the summer months. 1t is
easy for the water dish to be upset
and the pet to suffer until someone
finally notices what has happened.
Fresh water is important. too.
Most dogs prefer pure cool water
and while they will drink water
left too long in the sun before they
actually suffer, they will probably
drink too little. In hot weather,
water should be changed about
three times a day.
Serving water with meals is not
necessary if a food containing
plenty of moisture is used. In fact
some canine nutrition authorities
think that a dog shouldn't have
much water after meals because
it will weaken the action Of the
gastric juices and in time. seri
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-08-18

stantly. Remove from heat; gradu-
ally add to egg yolks. Return to.
heat for minutes, stirring con-
stantly. Remove from heat and
gradually beat in the vinegar using
rotary beater. Add salad oil; beat
smooth. Cool. Makes 2 cups.
Egg Dressing: Combine 2 chopped
hard-cooked eggs, teaspoon
chopped parsley and 2 teaspoons
chopped chives, and fold into cup
Boiled Dressing.
Cucumber Dressing: Combine "
cup peeled, seeded, finely chopped
cucumber and l tablespoon chopped
chives, and fold into 1 cup Boiled
Dressing.
Sour Cream Dressing: Combine
Il cup sour cream, teaspoon
chopped parsley and u teaspoon
onion juice, and fold into l cup
Boiled Dressing.
Horseradish Dressinu: Combine
2 to 4 tablespoons horseradish and
1 cup Boiled Dressing.
zesty French Dressing
1 cup salad oil
u cup vinegar
III teaspoons salt
Is teaspoon pepper
"a teaspoon papril6a
Few grains celery sat
%steaspoon sugar
Tablespoons catsup
! tablespoon lemon juice
lh teaspoons Worcestershire sauce
2 cloves garlic
Measure all ingredients into a
bottle or Jar. Cover tightly and
shake well. Chill several hours,
then remove garlic. Shake well
before serving. Makes 11s cups.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-08-18
Washington Grove
Mrs. James Schroeder
GGithersburg 442

Your correspondent appreciates
the many phone and personal calls
following the rather caustic re-
markC~we made several weeks ago
in w. column. 1t does us all good
to receive bit of praise now and
then. 40
Mr.. and Mrs. R. c. jackson are
home after spending several days
enjoying the Ocean at Atlantic
City.
Balloons, lollypops, ice cream
and cake heightened the day on
Thursday for John Thomas Hogan
who was celebrating his fifth birth
day anniversary. John is the son
of DR.. and Mrs. Edward Hogan
who entertained a number of the
"trike" set in his honor that day.
Miss Pamela Hogan, seven year
old sister of Johnny, was hostess
for her brother and graciously
welcomed the guest who included
Philip and Alan Edwards, James,
John and David Healey, Wayne
Ray, Bobby Allnutt, Bobby Doug
las, Catherine Winter, Marjorie
Hundley, Butch and Buzzy carp,
Elizabeth Geiger and Dickie
Greenberg.
Johnny received many fascinat-
ing gifts but his best gift of all,
one that all little boys enjoy, is
a. fox terrier puppy that will be
his very own to love and care for.
Mrs. William Waters and the
Misses Marian and Estelle Waters
are spending the week at Atlantic
City.
A number of items were left
out of the Washington Grove
column last week, due to lack of
space. A few of those follow:
Mr.. and Mrs. Edgar D. Geiger
of Pandora, Ohio, spent week
end recently with Mr.. and Mrs.
CIV I'm Geiger. David Geiger has
had as his guest Rodman Sterling,
II of Richmond, who returned to
Virginia recently after spending
two weeks here.
The William Aliens spent a few
days not long ago in New York
City visiting relatives.
Miss Bessie Charles of Olney
was the recent house guest of Miss
Gussie Pace.
Joseph Winfield Walford, who is
a staff sergeant in the United
States Air Corps, has returned
from twenty eight months spent
in Japan. He landed in Seattle and
flew from there to the East Coast.
After spending a week with his
mother, Mrs. Iva Walford, he
spent another week visiting rela-
tives in Virginia. He is due to re-
turn to Maryland this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Stang are
home after vacationing in Vir-
ginia with relatives. They visited
in Arlington, Annandale and Rich
mond.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-08-18
Goifhersburg Social Items
Gaithersburg 44S

Ralph Hayward. Mrs. Welcher is
the mother of Mr.. Hayward.
Bernard Beall spent the past
weekend in Atlantic City.
Mrs. o. W. Anderson with her
children, Sally and Betty, returned
to their home on Monday after a
motor trip to the Smoky Noun
tains.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Abel are
spending the week at Ocean City.
Previous to their trip, they had as
house guests for two weeks, Mr..
Abels mother, Mrs. 2. Abel and
Miss Mary Clemons of Garrison
vile, Florida.
Master Ronnie Frye has re-
turned home after spending the
past week with his grandparents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Frye in Hag-
erstown. Ronnie had the misfor-
tune of having an attack of asthma
while away, but was we'll before he
returned home.
The Brotherhood Glass of Ep-
worth League held watermelon
party for the ladies of the church
on Tuesday evening".
The Social Club of st. Martins
church are having their annual
family picnic this evening at the
home of Mrs. Rush Wright on the
Goshen Road.
Speaking of picnic's, Mr.. and
Mrs. Benjamin Utterback cele-
brated number of family birth
days on Saturday evening with a
picnic on their lawn.
AT heavg'eoo u HIT HIT HIT T
Another picnic outstanding for
its fun, good food and fellowship on
Saturday evening, was held on the
lawn of Mr.. and Mrs. Mehrle King
at their home near Germantown.
Guests were the members of Pen
talpha Chapter, O.E.S., and their
families. Included among the hon
ored guests were Mr.. and Mrs.
Horace Troth of Kensington, The
Rev. and Mrs. James Kerr of
Boyds, and Mrs. William McBain,
who had not been attending social
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-08-18
DOG TALES
Hot Weather Must
By TOM FARLEY =

ously affect Fido's digestion.
If you are using dry type COM
mercial food, be sure that it is well
soaked to replace as much as pos
sible of the natural juices that
dehydration takes away. II you are
feeding a first quality canned type
of course, this is not necessary
since the moisture in these foods is
carefully held to about the same
content as that found in fresh raw
steak, moisture content approved
by the u. S. Department OF Agri-
culture for a maintenance food for
healthy dogs.
NEW BOOKS
DR.. Thomas c. Hinkle, who has
written a lot of books about the
devotion of dogs to their masters.
has just come up with another
good one on the same theme. "Vic,
A Dog of The Prairies", published
a few days ago by William Morrow
and Company (price: $1,000 tells
the touching story Of a canine wait
who, through brutal treatment
grows up to fear and mistrust ali
men. In Gene, a gentle ranch boy
he finds a master he can trust and
for whose sake he eventually aban
dons his wild life on the prairies
for a real home.
While the book is designed fol
readers in the 10-to-14 age bracket
Hinkle's exciting narrative and ex
cellent canine and human charac
ters will draw many an adult
reader to the book.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-08-18
Thorough Practitioner

Doctor, I've got trouble with my
t'roat-my t'roat here"
60 in the other room and dis
robe" said the doctor. I'm be
there in a minute"
''But Doctor, my t'roat."
Get in the other room and dis
robe and I'll examine you"
So the man went in and disrobed.
AS he was sitting there in his
shorts, he looked around. Next to
him was another guy sitting there,
disrobed, in his shorts and with
big package in his hands.
"Can you imagine that doctor!
I've got trouble with my t'roat and
he tells me to disrobe."
What are you complaining
about? only came here to deliver
package!"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-08-18
Now He's "In"

There was very, very kind
judge who would always let every
body off with reprimand or sus-
pended sentence. But one day he
was terribly upset and when
prisoner was brought before him
he unleashed his fury.
you've got nerve" said tne
once kindly judge. "At a time like
this when the whole world is in
chaos and every citizen is suffer-
ing you had to commit such a
crime. I, sentence you to five years
in prison. Take him out"
With that, the Judge Immediately
grabbed his hat and coat and
started to run.
Where are you going?" asked a
clerk.
81 want to get there first. want
to rent his apartment"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-08-18
Mixed Personality

An American woman visiting in
Paris before the war went to a
bureau which provided men as es-
corts. When informed that she
could engage either northerner or
southerner, she asked the differ
ence, and was told that the south
erners were gallant and debonair,
while the northerners were smooth
takers and romantic.
well, then," she said "I'I take
a southerner from as far north as
possible"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-08-18
FAST THINKING

The young nasrried man was
telling his little helpmate about
the perviOus nights lodge meet
ing: "The president offered
new silk hat to any husband who
would soberly declare that he
had never kissed any woman but
his own wife, and do you know,
not one man stood up!"
why didn't you?" glowered
his wife.
"Why, darling" he exclaimed,
"yOu know look terrible in y
silk hat"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-08-18

Mary Ito cook: Look. frma. ]
read once that il you peel onioas
Under water, they won't affect ysAr
eyes. Why don't you try it?"
lrma: Il can't. | just had nzF
iair waved and there's hole in
my bathing cap"
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-08-18

Grocers see no signs of slump
in nations food stores.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-08-18

activities for the past six months.
Mrs. John Engle is back at her
post at the local Public Library
after a well-earned vacation at a
nearby beach. Mrs. Benjamin Ut
terback most ably filed Mrs.
Engle,s post as librarian during
the latter's absence.
James Lopthan and William
Anderson returned to their homes
on Monday after spending week
in North and South Carolina where
they visited relatives of Billy. In
Timmonsville, S. c. they were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Earl And
erson. .ANata
Mr.. and Mrs. Sterling Bowman
have had as their guests for several
weeks, Major and Mrs. John A..
Smith of Cincinnati, Ohio.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-08-18

Cosmetics industry to fight on
for repeal of 20 per cent retail
tax.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-08-18

~. S. exports rose and imports
ID in June as against May.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-08-18

''Is this the right train?" queried
the little old lady.
Where to, Madam" asked the
conductor.
Stupid" she replied, Don't
you know where you're going?"
Moscow is held aiming to open
up trade with the West.
Cost Of all taxes set a record
in the fiscal year 1948.
New pattern Of analytical his
tory teaching seen emerging.
Farmers must cut production
due to decline in food exports.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-08-18

Industry is finding good mar
kets> in the South.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-08-18

40,787,916 barrels of beer, G
record. set for six months.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-08-18

johnson abolishes Army's
"fleet" in new sea transport order.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-08-18

Tis 1949 Ford is climbing the ~ per cent
Dearborn Mch which constructed OF
Motor COmpanys steel mills This
30 grade approxates San Fransco famed Fbert
favoe Of the steep city streets in the
country Hmbing ability automatic ransssion foot and hand
bueon tested the new hill by
all Ford products tested under extremes
of temperature all parts of the United States
Montgomery County sentinel., 1949-08-18

Armed services agree to quit
mail order business.
Evening star., 1949-08-05
LOTS FOR SALE

EANOR CLUB ESTATES, s miles
$4,000; price includes membership
IPpa1S n fl1s Sso6 Gs R0sdvils so s7hS st l9
5. G. 1ine. Kenilworth ave, w 'qIs mr.. pro- pro.
posed N. Y. ave. extension. This
property, is adaptable to many uses:
lays vel; price; 36c per So. it. Call
IIcRs At Ssse HSMEsfHrs 81 WAi l4osi 4 1e,5or 5
Hill; typical lot, $50 it. by $50 IT.;
division restrictions; mi. out
Westmoreland st; from East Falls
S1nM9MhhcYal Sn9sfh xs Ts oMSeR oR sfsneh ah ssss
875-ft. frontage, over 200 Il. deep;
priced for quick sale at Arc per
ss,s6o6.' '. r. WEBB Ii. s.54;s:.
LARGE LOT at Lanhams, ,,s No Nd: :, sox x
and electric. price, $3.50, Also
tions. MT. RAINIER REALTY. AP
HEibTWTciED REDUCED, must sell. 5oxaoo IT., al
sprinr; sslliii !SSaS $500. oS oWNER' sH. ss$5
y. CHEVY cHAsE-1ooxs4s It..
lovely wooded rambler site, site, nb.rn nsal
privacy, city cony., transp.: sewers
incl. in price. $3.50. DI. 5000
IN THE BEAUTIFUL SECTION o
Falls Church, Va.-,S3x2Qs IT.
,rSnns .nd Ms.p on rsads Rsvsa and paid Ta 'fH n
homes on all sides; $4,000: Cal
iNc a Washingtop Bldg, DI. $500
sSes<. Gil. 4456. %
Evening star., 1949-08-05
WORKING OVERTIME
ATDRUM POINT BEACH

WORKING OVERTIME
AT DRUM POINT BEACH
Last week we sold every one
of our $295 lots, a record
sale! Now we're working
like mad; our engineers are
on special orders working
from dawn till dusk to open
a new section and get those
lots ready for scores of you
people who missed out last
week end. We're sorry we
have to disappoint some
folks-but we hope you'll
come out this week end for
this time you won't be dis
appointed. This new sec
ton is lovelier than ever,
lots, are superbly proper
toned and the location is
ideal . amid those famous
DRUM POINT BEACH fea-
lures: 4 fresh-water lakes,
white sandy beaches on the
Chesapeake Bay, famous
fisheries of the Patuxent
River; and for yachtsmen,
a natural, protected, har-
bor-yacht basin, easily &C
cessible from all points of
the development! Also we
have a number of select
spaciously proportioned lots
at these choice locations:
On the bay, fronting the
PatuXent River, on the lakes
and other choice sites in
various price ranges, and
remember, no matter, which
location you choose, you
have unlimited access to all
the other areas! Come out
to DRUM POINT this week
end for unlimited choice in
our beautiful new Section
Six"
Easy to drive there: Out
Bladensburg rd., turn right
at Peace Cross ION Land
over rd., Rt. 202) through
Upper Marlboro to Wells
Corner, right on Rt. 416
through Prince Frederick
for Is mi. to the DRUM
POINT BEACH sign, also
you can write or phone for
FREE descriptive booklet
DRUM POINT CORPORA
TTON, Owners-Developers
CALVERT REALTY AGEN.
CY, 220 Southern Bldg
Phone RE. 8438; Sat. ane
SUM-, SH. 0796.
Evening star., 1949-08-05
MOTORCYCLES

CUSHMAN 1947, like new; new paint
Job. Accessories. $50 or best Of
fer under. Call WI $3.50. g
5ARLEY-DAVIDSoN 1a4l-45: good
s9ndition; cor $3.50 or best offer. Call
D. X. 'Vso' v. MOTORCYCLE German.
Saa S5 sG oF bs9s psrt dsT gond su al s,6t access
CUsHMAN 1876, Just overhauled gear
worth OF accessories. Cal TR,
INDIAN CHIEF, late la47. with side
ntT faT' ss@n sstIsi o miles S J 80; 1878. Call
WE HAVE THEM. new and used, for
longer? Machines that are priced
right; trade and terms; parts, oil
accessories ALLIED MOTORCYCLE
SALES sl2 9th st. n.w.' RE. 5o73.
SCOOTER OWNERS-Expert repairs
by trained mechanics on all makes
scooters; complete stock parts and
accessories for Cushman and others.
sseode9s sdns SsaG SsestoR 9f sGod qses
co, s117 Ga. ave, Silver Spring,
INDIAN ft; CHIEF. EIi? 1885. compl equip
excel. cond:: S3a5 or best cash Of
fer; CAL SH; 1455; =
iNDlAN ChiEf, 1910, IN 1St class
mech. cond. JE. 3-S234. Clean
1917 CUsHM AN SCOOTER, heavy
duty. lge. tires, good cond., side
car, access. spare parts. LO. 3-9467.
SALISBURY. fully equip. for D. C..
1nsp.; other extras; $500: terms.
GIL. S62S.
WHIZZER, late model on heavy
SchWinn; pass D. c. or Va inspec-
tion: ready to ride: S25 down. 81
Wk CI, S6oS
Evening star., 1949-08-05
GARAGES WANTED

GARAGE-To do general automotive
repair work and painting in vicinity
of Union Station. Apply HAINES
MOTOR CO., INC, 16 Mass. ave
c,y NJ; ST. & S2ss; @ssrrn- -v,.,r,tv Cs csut
st. and Conn. ave. or 18th and
Columbia. Hobart Aba, No. 355
J-CAR GARAGE. in licinity 18th
and Irving SITS. NV. ID. 1888. =
Evening star., 1949-08-05
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE.

$500 end TRUST NOTE. pay S43
mo-, on colored property; will sell
for $4,000. MR.. SHAW, AID. 0531.
SI.s55 end TRUST-Payable S22 .5S
per mo-, can be purchased for
$I.250. OWNER, MI. 4470 or Ho.
FOR SALE: to careful investor, we'll
secured $4,000 seasoned monthly
payment SO end mortgage on
splendid 3-story brick home, nr.
regularly made, for nearly 2 yrs.
Reasonable discount. Phone Ma.
1919
Evening star., 1949-08-05
FARMS FOR SALE

IDEAL FARM, 14s acres, modern s
rooms, knotty pine kitchen, 2 bath
rooms, oil furn.; equipped for dairy,
ing or cattle; fine fields, springs
asiSs5 81 ss asISIsse =
MONTGOMERY CoUNTY-101 acre.
near Cedar Grove, improved with 9
2-story frame house. electricity, ano
Small dairy farm, plenty of water
FHIs6 FRED B. A c1sHMAN. r. Realtor. 5IC
Frederick ave, Gaithersburg, Nd,
Gaithersburg 299. -
FOR TRADE, a beautiful HANDICAPPED
5 acres with excellent 2-bedrm.
house garage barn and asd.o chicken ken
grazing; 8 miles out from D. c:
Will trade for equity in a good
farm within 80 miles of D. c. J.
FULLER GROOM REALTY. OK.
or CHI. 44s1: Open until 9.
machines, dairy house with nearly
all new equipment, good fences,
stream through property. dwelling
consists of 7 rms. and bath and
new 81 1 h;-Th. IN being ttina installed noTi oYd
Tense, This is BARGAIN at S27. .5oos
on excel. terms. PENTAGON REAL
TY CO., Fairfax 1876. Il
APPROX. 10 ACRES, with small,
modern cottage; perfect spot for
weekend retreat, committing or
future development. CAROLINE L.
CAMPBELL. GIL. S046. -
RETIRE WITH sAN INCOME-1OO-
acre modern dairy farm; help avail
able; equipment included, modern
3bedroom home. A bargain. Act
at once. Direct from owner. CO.
-LONIAL FARM, Midland, Va. -
IF YOU ARE LOOKING for q bar
gain, take this in; 5 acres, hard
road, 5-room asbestos-shingle q
story house, bath, water and cleo
tricity, on edge of town and rr.
station. shopping center, churches,
schools. Price $4,000, 81 800 cash,
balance easy. H. B. MITCHELL,
Herndon, Va. Phone 135. =
MONTGOMERY Co.-vacant, pos,
session at once; 55 acres, on good
road; 6-rm. country home, bath,
cleo, phone, lge. bank barn. many
other out bldgs.; some growing crops,
30 acres under cultivation. balance
king spring water. JOHN BUR-
D0FT, Colesville, Md. Call Ashton,
Evening star., 1949-08-05
FAIRFAX COUNTY

97-acre farm with lge. modern house;
farm consists of approx. 65 cleared,
house, . barns and 2 large chicken
houses; house consists of liv. rm.
with firepl, din. rm., kit, l bedrm
and bath on 1st f.; End fl. has 2
rm., kit. and bath apt. and another
bedrm.. and bath; lge. bsmt., oil
from the town of Fairfax. Priced at
only S23,500. Easy terms. New
tractor and other machinery also
avail. Dial operator and ask for
Elmwood 325 or 1922. (No toll.)
VIM. H. Laughlin, Realtor
Evening star., 1949-08-05
DRUM POINT BEACH

JUST COMPLETED-BEAU-
TIFUL BEACH COTTAGE;
large, knotty-pine living
room, kitchen, bedrm., full
bath, large screened porch,
stone fireplace, Heat-o-
Later, picture window over
looking Chesapeake Bay;
only $3.50; terms. Seen di-
rections to Drum Point
Beach in ad aboEl u
Evening star., 1949-08-05
REAL ESTATE LOANS

NEAL ASg~Ne AS~Ns
end AND 3rd TRUST NOTES pur.
Ss75; ewes, VI. 1875.
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
-BARToW REALTY CO. Realtors
1881 @ st. NJ NE. G495.
iss AND End TRUST LOANS. Prompt
and courteous service. Before boz.
CO; s17 9th Say, St ~ RE $3.50 u.
will buy second-trust notes. D c..
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST.
MENT CORP. 1912 N Y ave NV
end and srd TRUST NOTES pur.
chased; prompt quotations. BRO.
DIE & COLBERT. INC, Realtors
MA. sS75; eyes,. vi. 1875.
WILL BUY deferred purchase money
second trust; reaS. discounts. MR.
QUICK. 81. 7731; ewes, RIA. 341S
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate
low rates; 3 or 5 year terms anc
monthly payments. P. J. WALSHE
INC, Ills Eye st. NV. MA. 646S
CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES
white or colored)-Quick settle.
ment; prefer personal calls to tele.
phone calls. FULTON r. COR.
DON, 1927 Eye st. NV, DI. $3.50
Brokers' attention
Evening star., 1949-08-05
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD ORD 4s e, demo9stratog 1a 1a4s g55; go5
Wis. IS ave. NV, N Or. soes". " %? o?'0
FORD '4S tnew) "15s" F-5 cab and
chassis; orig. list, $1.811.3O; new
silss5 siils and EDGEMooR sqaa WI MoroR sasrse eo
THAMES English Ford new 194S
title and guar; S795. EDGEMooR
MOTOR CO., 5335 wis. ave. NV,
GMc Nc; sHsSj is4o bus. 80 passengers, m' in
overhauled. with. new paint job.
just the kind of transp. for pvt.
school, church or athletic club. Can
be seen 4233 Foote st. ne. vi.
1910 Itl-ToN CHEVROLET. 2-ton
age, 500 or best offer. Ma. 5l7s.
CHEVROLET 1a4s s4-ton Boyertown
body, practically new, 5000 mi,
original owrer;;, S1,75Q cash. Clean
nYp '1s oI4a MsTloorS pike s,rds Sc s.
rolets and Reos; 2-ton. s.25x2O
tires. 2-speed axle; good cond. !;
$3.50 each. for quick sale, by pri-
vste owner. See at 900 R. I. ave.
USED TRUCK. 1910. International,
light delivery: good cond.; reason
able Call MA. 3592. -6
DODGE 1910 Ih-ton dump, guaran-
tee D. c. inspection; ready for work;
$500. VI. OS13. ~
CHEVROLET 11a-ton 1942 cargo
truck with Hercules 1-ton trailer;
in good condition. Call FIR. O3s6.
FORD 4s h-ton panel Thames,
demons1rator ns,as new & car spsrantes;
Trade, terms. LOGAN (Ford). 2O17
Virginia ave. NV NE. ISIS.
FORDS ca; 1913: F6; He'll dump;
2.speed axle; perfect condition.
80 CHEvRoLET h-ton panel, excel
lent motor; fair body; S225 or best
FORD 1915 h-ton pickup; excellent
mechanical condition; worked light;
fine body, excel. rubber, heater
grill guard; only $685.. terms, trade
LOGAN IFordl, I'LL 18th st. NV
INTERNATIONAL pickup truck. one
ton; only 5000 miles. Call Axmin-
Evening star., 1949-08-05
GARAGES FOR RENT

1913 d ST. S.E.-Single metal ga
ing; 81 monthly; centrally located.
Call MR.. HILL, Federal Rental Co.,
915 New York ave. NV, MA. 7416.
FOR RENT-For colored, 2-car ga
rage, 1st commercial 1850 Cham
plain st NV HUI. 1S3l Il
Evening star., 1949-08-05
MONEY TO LOAN
MONEY WANTED

end AND 3rd TRUSTS on D. c. prop
erty; 24-hour service. NATIONAL
FINANCE CO., 1014 K st. n.w.-1O
Evening star., 1949-08-05
AUTOMOBILE LOANS

FINANCING private sales our special.
~; 4 you are buyins o. sellins an
purck ases. NOLAN FINANCE CO =
1102 New York ave nv Republic
Evening star., 1949-08-05
FARMS FOR SALE Cont. J

Strout'S Farm Catalog
Free! Time and money saver. 2.79C
bargains; 35 States. Coast to Coast
STROUT REALTY, 711-A Wood.
Evening star., 1949-08-05
WOODMOOR

Excellens building sites on paved
streets. with sewer and water al.
ready installed Up to ,lSn feet OF
frontage. Several ideal for wide
ramblers. S1.650 to $3.50. Also
other sites adjoining existing homes
with sewer and water available for
builders interested in groups of
or more at exceptionally low group
prices. Call or see GEO. J. MOSS,
Realtor. SH. 2600. 50
A NEW SUBDIVISION for colored
people, little Washington" For
eestville' Nd, miles from D. G.
acre of land; $500 each, 500 down
and balance in small monthly pay
mentS. Call REV. ANDREW WILL
CoLoREDEBEAUTiFUL BLDG. SITE,
50xl00 it, on 46th st. ne, zoo
ft. from Central ave, water and
sewer in; 500 down, $50 mo.
DAVID COOPER, 800 F st. NV,
MA S65I -
Evening star., 1949-08-05

NEW STORE BUILDING
in the heart of Clarendon: wan
some one with $4,000 for End trust
Details discussed with owner. OW
1856. -5
Evening star., 1949-08-05
45-ACRE CHICKEN FARM

4o-ACRE CHICKEN FARM
$4,000; new, modern, 3-bedrm.
country home, with fireplace, on
good road; new 100-ft. poultry
house: lovely stream; all fenced
for ducks and geese; % acres
under cultivation, balance in woods;
good location, Gaithersburg area.
Act quick; $1,000 down, garden
tractor included. JOHN BURDOFT,
RID; 2, Sill. Sp., Md. Call Ashton,