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Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-10-01
When Communism Was Tried i'm America

applauded by some of later times;-that
the taking away of propertie, and bringing
in communitie into a comone wealth, would
make them happy and florishing; as if they
were wiser than God. For this comunitie
$50 farr as it was) was found to breed much
confusion and discomfort, and retard much
Employment that would nave been to their
benefite and comforte.
"For the yong-men that were most able
and fitte for labour and service did repine
that they should spend their time and
strength to worke for other mems wives
and children, with out any recompense. The
strong, or man of parts, had no more in de-
vision of victails and cloaths, than he that
was weake and not able to doe a quarter
the other could; this was thought injues-
tlce -.
And for mems wives to be commanded
to doe servise for other men, as dressing
their meate, washing their cloaths, etc., they
deemd it a kind Of s~laverie, neither could
many husbands well brooke it -.
"By this time harvest was come, and
instead of famine, now God gave them plen-
tie, and the face of things was changed, to
the ~rejoysing of the harts of many, for
which they blessed God. And the effect of
their particular (private) planting was well
scene, for all had, one way and other, pretty
well to bring the year aboute, and some of
the ADLER sorte and more industrious had
to spare, and sell to others, SO as any gen.
erall wante or famine hath not been
amongst them since to this day."
And that is about as good an outline
of the fundamental weakness of communism
as you will find anywhere.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-10-01

THOSE who have forgotten or who never
Il read the early history of the New Eng
land colonies may not realize that commu-
nism in one of its purest forms was tried
out in America.
When they first landed on what are now
the shores of Massachusetts,, the Pilgrim
fathers set up a communist organization.
A system of rationing of the scarce food
supplies was established. There was a
common storehouse into which went all of
the corn and other agricultural products
produced by the members of the colony.
But production continued low and mem
bers of the colony did not appear to exert
themselves very much. They gave various
Excuses for not producing more. Food sup
plies continued to be inadequate and much
stealing from one another took place.
The story is told in Governor Bradford's
history of the Plymouth Bay colony. He
reports how the colonists finally, after
lengthy deliberation, decided to abandon
the communistic plan and let every family
produce its own food as it saw fit.
"This had very good success" writes
DIdulOIu, lOI IL mdue all ndnQS very III
dustrious, so as much more corne was
planted than other waise would have bene
by any means the Gov. or any other could
use, and saved him a great deall of trouble,
and gave farr better contente.
"The women now wente willingly. into
the field, and tooke their litle-ons with
them to set corne, which before would aledg
weakness, and inabilitie; whom to have
compelled would have bene thought great
tiranie and oppression.
"The experience that was had in this
commone course and condition, tried sun
drie years, and that amongst godly and so
Der men, may well evince the vanitie of
that ~conceite of Platos and other a~ncients
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-10-01
Montana Farmer~StOckman

COVERS MONTANA AND NORTHERN WYOMING
OFFICE: 121 4h st. N, Great Falls, Montana.
LESTER COLE = . Editor and Manager
DON K. BOSLEY = Assistant Editor
LARRY GILL = . . . Livestock Editor
Department Editors: AMY MARTIN. Rural Homes Depart
ment; DIR. HOWARD WEIGH. Veterinary Department.;
RALPH D. MERCER, Soils and Crops; H. E. CUSHMAN.
Poultry; L W. DICKERSON, Farm Mechanics; DIR. JOHN
w. HOLLAND, Thoughts on Life; GILBERT GUSLER.
Market Analyst.
Advertising Representatives: Western Associated Farm
Papers-CHICACO 4: Fred Toof. National Adv. Manager.
% E. Jackson: NEW YORK ID: John W.. Fox. Manager.
500 Fifth Avenue; SAN FRANCISCO S: ]. J. Mattus.
Manager. TOT Sharon Building.
Member Of Associated Farm Papers. Audit Bureau u
Calculations and Agricultural Publishers Association
SUBSCRIPTION PRICES for five years. 81 for three
years. 81 for one year; Canadian. one year. $500.
RENEWALS AND the date on your label
Is not changed within three weeks after sending in
your remittance, please write US. II you wish . change
In address. give both new and old postoffices.
ADVERTISING-Fun information REGARDING advertising
rates. ETC.. sent on application. subscribers are requested
to mention promptly to US any advertiser who fails -
live up to hts advertising agreement.
Vol. 81, Ne. J
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-10-01

Some farmers in the Brady district in
Pondera county nave had good success with
winter wheat by giving it one good irriga-
ton in the fall.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-10-01
Straws in the Wind

Poor corn makes good silage. according
to studies conducted at Ohio experiment
station. The feeding value is not deter
mined by the amount of grain in the silage
if the entire plant is put into the silo. If
the plant does not produce an ear the feed
value is stored up in the stalk. A crop of
corn makes nearly half again as much beef
per acre when made into silage than when
handled in any other way.
Personalities of a tiny reproductive cell
are relatively much greater than those of
the atomic bomb, says Encyclopedia Britain
MICA: Zone c~ontemplates with amazement
how a minute protoplasmic disc, as on the
yolk of a birds egg, develops, for example,
into a respectable chick within 81 days, con-
tanning billions of cells grouped into many
different organs ranging from deeply sensi-
tive brain and nerve to inert feathers. A
reproductive cell of similar microscopic size
:. may develop into whale, mouse, or man.
depending on its constitution"
Importance of honey bees in securing
adequate pollination of alfalfa and certain
other crops is recognized more widely than
ever before. 1t was a factor recently in Sc
curing house approval of a 80 percent of
parity provision for honey. USDA reports
that when enough bees are put into an
alfalfa field to secure full pollination, the
honey flow is reduced. AS a result there is
a growing tendency on the part of alfalfa
seed producers, orchardists, ETC., to pay
farmers for placing their bee stands where
crops will benefit. 1t is predicted in some
quarters that within a few years beekeepers
will get more revenue from pollination fees
than from honey.
SixtY-four percent of the Iowa farm peo-
pie interviewed in a Wallace's Farmer and
Iowa Homestead poll, believe that govern
ment action of some kind may be necessary
to support prices. Only 10 percent say
the government should keep its hands off
The rest are undecided. Of those who think
a government program is necessary, 45 per-
cent believe it should be in the form of an
expanded school lunch, food stamp plan,
and other methods of feeding the surplus to
the people. About 20 percent say control
the surplus through production controls,
acreage allotments, marketing quotas, ETC.
Eleven percent prefer to lave the govern
ment buy the surplus and send it abroad as
a gift to hungry people. And Is percent
think the government should take some &C.
ton but aren't sure just what it should do
Women voted heavily for the school lunch
and food stamp plans. Men were about
equally divided between such plans to feed
the surplus to our own people and produc.
ton controls. How do Montana farmers fee.
about these things?
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-10-01

COVERS MONTANA AND NORTHERN WYOMING
OFFICE: 11 4th St. N, Great Falls. Montana.
Evening star., 1949-08-20
Distinctive Rambler

This unusually spacious home con-
sists Of : rms, lovely baths. in
gas heat. State roof, 3-car garage,
numerous custom features. To see
this fascinating rambler, call
ARLEDGE BROS.
oW. 444S. 1898 Wilson blvd, OK
4333; ewes, FA. 5S6S or FA. 1910.
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FARMS FOR SALE

IN OLD VIRGINIA with unsurpassed
view overlooking the Potomac. with
easy access to Chesapeake Bay, 14S
acres of fine historic estate land. 15
Washinston, % N i0 and half al an hour hour on On
r. r. and P. r. r.. Ideal for estate
or subdividing, excellent hunting and
fishing with about one-half mile OF
beach frontage. This land SLOPES
gently and nd is o1G,.a. On and adjolns tdHd the
trance to property is from road. l
and junction Of road L and Shirley
highway Mt. Vernon blvd. direct
to washington closely. This land
has been held by one family for Gfty
year years aad aad ths ts Is the sst tme reed mas
Electricity available. HUGH WILL
LIAMs. 704 oaklawn dr., Lafayette.
sis. ia.SsSa as..Sooo-ExCELLENr BUY in nice
16-acre farm with modern 2-oed5
miles D. c.; land is gently rolling
and mostly in. meadow: Another
small farm nearby has 1O'acres with
substantial 2-bedroom home; with
good barn and necessary outbuild-
ings: for $1,000; Excellent terms:
ARFAx REALTY, FA. l4bO or
Nk. f. FFRsiEibER1cKsBURG-s1 a.. so
clear; a 7-rm. house; cleo; outb1dgs.; !;
FREDERICK COUNTY-S22,O 900. On
2. S: hwy: New Se gas gas staten, stat rnav new
liquor store; 20 acres neSv wlsn fanu rGGm biIdn
ings. 40 more acres available, in
GLIDING new unfinished bungalow.
Ideal for tourist home and stock
farm. bargain II you take all at
$35, 900. JOHN BuRD0FT, RID
2. Silver Spring, Md. Gail ashton
FMARMiiETfR, Maii FIFE, mi. from Pa. Ave; Bridge
Sc, near schools, bus and shopping
centers: 4-room and bath, oil 2 m
heat; almost q acre, BY OWNER.
.eeAcRe eest sfer FARM, M, ssis is the ridewater
between Rappahannock and Potomac
Rivers: As acres in good cultivation;
35 timber; S-room house with Iull
bath and laundry; z large porehss. hes
and corn crib, poultry houses,
sman orchard; suitable for dairy,
poultry or general farming: well
watered with natural springs; with
Or without farm mafhinfpry. lnpaa1sp sc ssansarahS naaS
er. Alfonso, Va. Phone Lively 2-24s4.
cARRlNGToN-Lovely stone home.
built by Chief JHstiSs sti,sv John noya Mari fsd.
1888; tenant houses, barns: Mari
abundant water. Photos on request.
FRED ". SHARP & SON, The
MRo5sNTGoMERY R5sns; co. - Vacant. Pos
session at once. 55 acres. on good
road; 6-rm. country, home. bath.
cleo, phone, lge. bank barn. many
other outbldgs,; some growing crops,
80 acres under cultivation. balance
King spring water. JOHN BURDoFT,
Colesviile, Md. Call Ashton Nd,
on MAIN HIGHWAY. good bus serv-
ice, easy committing distance to D.
live stream. 20 acres wooded: bal
ance in grass; low taxes; It's e
cash. IT'S priced right H. B.
MITCHELL, Herndon. Va, phone
CANADA. oNTARIo-10o acres, small
stream; ideal for summer camp
phone HI. 1914 -21
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FIRsT AND SECOND TRUST LOANs
1881 g st. nv. NE. 2495.
lst AND 2nd TRUST LOANS. Promp,
and courteous service Before boz.
CO.. 8l7 9th st. NV RE 1850
MONEY ON SECOND IRUST-we
will buy second-trust notes. D. c..
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates.
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MaficnaS MEMT GoEP: 5sss 1912 N Y ave, NJ.
TRUSTS. 1st. 2nd and 3rd; Md, Va.
D. c.; wk. S service. ADAMS REALTY
CO., 9O5 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. 1872.
2nd and 3rd TRUST NOTES pur-
DIE Z COLBERT. NC. Realtors.
Loans s on o.; REAL Taio' EsTafiEo, Is. and
End trust. No red tape. Quick serv-
ice HENRY SALUS, estab. 1924,
Ma 1862. 11n4 Vermont ave. NV
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate:
low rates; 3 or 5 year terms and
monthly payments. P. J. WALSHE,
INC, Ills Eye st. NV. Ma. 646S.
CASH FOR End TRUST NOTES
white or coloredl-,Quick settle
phone calls; FULTON R, COR
Brokers. attention
WILL BUY deferred purchase money,
second trust; reas. discounts. Mr..
QUICK. 81. 7731; ewes. RA. 341s.
End TRUST LOANS
SIMON WAGMAN. sol Eye st. NV,
RE 1900
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OFFICES FOR RENT

ENTIRE End FLOOR, 1888 Park rd,
n.w.-Suitable doctor, dentist, dress
maker. ETC.: separate entr., from St;
busy location; may be used as offlce
and Lying quarters entire ire spafe h,fS
caii Iisi1 AD. I7i7 before @ 81 8 pm. nA0 oaA
EVANS BUILDING, 1920 New York
ave. n.w.-Available Immediately.
Desirable rooms to meet your re-
quirements PENN PROPERTIES.
1s54 81 ( 81 ST. NV Nv NE lTe aeo1 ofices, ap-
prox. 900 So. it,, beautifully deco
rated; presently occupied as law
Offices; avail. Sept. J.. Can be seen
any time. Carpeting, air-cond
equipment, bookshelves. cabinets.
Can be purchased If desired. For
ATTRAcTIvE FGRS.. URN. pvt. office;
modern bldg. Conn. ave. near
Mayfiower. After pm, DU. $500.
LAW oFFIcEs-single, large ONCE
available in suite; all facilities.
seGrre;arial, ss,;re;ar ii6rary; StE modern Office
SILVER PiSRsii sPRiNG OFFICE, nice 1 rm.
oftice in center Of Silver Spring. $35
APT" UNFURN., Georgetown; 5 rms,
6nc;oD 6it; bath. gFound foor; suitable for
Telephone Ho. 0237. before 10 am,
WILSON sIIsa Hdni HBIvD.-Excel. business @s1 loo.
for beauty shop. tailor, attorney or
dentist, plus liv. quarters (if desD,
$os rms "a nsr tiled bath ta rear a,, porch
ant: MRS. BRANT,. OK. 0520. -22
DOCTORS OFFICE or studio, liv.
quarters 1894 Columbia rd. nv.
pyr orryrr
LAY OUT YOUR ROOMS to On suit NOW Your
needs. from 3 rooms up; no wasted
space; modern up-to-date air-con-
ditioned -. ofices 2a1 ss $3.50 per So f.,
ot5eaWae ati5ee0ndatioRfa' re- 7ssS sS per so: IT,
ATTRACTivELY FURN. OFFICE, part
Of suite in Southern Bldg, 18th and
FALLS CHURCH OFFICE. near City
Hall Hall; suit suitable any profession ex-
sleeping room II desired. private
entrance; reasonable rent including
heat IAN and lights. call BROWN,
Century EN' T BLDG. 41s 5th st. NV nv
THos. J. FISHER 4 CO, 7ss 18th
SIX MONTHS SUITCASE; conven-
lent. beautiful office, finest fur
nishings, $l00 month. DU. $3.50.
BEAUTIFULLY FURN., mod. once. A
rms aTda ana recsp,t. rn located ON II
or longer, $40S mo. Cali TIE. 4l70,
NV. CORNER 7th AND EYE st. n:w.,
over Woolworth store. Beautiful
1900. sa. it., with exposures on 2
streets. Mems and women's lava1
tories. Janitor service and heat
furnished. Suitable for insurance
once, mechanical or BUSINESS school,
etc. Reasonable rent. Possession
Taylor or Mr.. Jenkins, SHANNON
g. LUCHs CO., Realtors, 1905 h
offIeE Fl e. 'sfEAcE EA t0 ss ss1o R. /. ave.
ne. $50 50. IT,, in new bldg. well
lighted; lay, etc, $125 per mo.
and week ends, ia 1924. BOSS q
PHELPS, NCs 1417 x st. NV. -22
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Open 10 am. til Dark
52-Foot Rambler

SlS.50O-S2.OOO DOWN-GI
A real rambler at reasonable price.
liz tile baths, lge. liv. rm. with
table-size equipped kitchen. > blks.
to schools. shopping and bus. In
spect today by driving out Wilson
blvd. past Glebe road to North Dim
widdie ST., turn left onto Addison
st. and follow arrow sign to North
9th St. and home. THE HANES
Co, CH. 6969. KE. 3-5444. =21
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

SHADED HOMEsITE, in springvale,
10 miles out Shirley hwy acre
with stream. 500. $50 down, Sl5
mo. VERNON M LYNCH g. SONS,
AL 1905. tClosed SUM- 80
SMALL HOUSE, water, cleo, . acres
land; turn right at Savage light.
on Old FIT. Meade rd., l mile. 30
FAIRFAX COUNTY-Approx. 8 acres.
over 200-ft. frontage; ] mile of
Route 80. nr. Camp washington;
partly wooded; elec.; smaller lots
if desired. KE. 3-5491. -2I
) ACRES on paved road near Acco-
JAMES +. MAHoNEY, RE. %4ll
BEAuTIFUL sij; Vi WOODED TRACT of
about Is acres on Virginia Hills
above Potomac Ri"er, adjoining pro-
posed Memorial pkwy., about "a mile
above Key Bridge; Is minutes to
downtown WASHINGTON, Tel. Satur--
day. and Sunday, EN-. 0234; next
week. NE. 5263. FL
4als ACRES in Bethesda; sewer and
sn Ma'es entirety ar te or lots with ~ subordi
mated trusts. Wonderful location
for low-price houses. $500 per
acre. Call SH. 1918.
7.26 ACRES, Fairfax Co.; acre
cleared, bal. in lumber timber, large
stream: elec. and city water avail
able; borders on Shirley hwy, 8
mi. from Fairlington. $4,000,
$500 cash: Ask operator for
16 ACRES in Clarksburg. Md. Mont
gomery County,. BY OWNER, uN,
Evening star., 1949-08-20
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE.

2nd-TRUST NOTES on colored D. C.
properties: $1,000 note pay S66 mo,
price. $500; S4,450 note pay S66
mo-; price, S3:4oO; 50 goo note pay
SHAW. AID. 0531. 80
SECOND TRUST NOTE, $4,000:
monthly payments, S55. Will take
$1,000 cash. GE. 1889. -21
INDIVIDUAL WILL BUY
Seasoned trust notes. Give full de-
tails, principals only. P. o. Box
1873, Hyattsville. 2Ss
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RAMBLER

3 bedrms.. S13.95O. Treat yourself
to the finest in Arl. in this price
range. Lge. liv.-din. rm.. with built
~ dovn Tnna aUine to na arep ttc Kit
with range, refgr., disposal, Bendix
and snack bar. Lge. shaded lot.
FLA or GI with 1876 cash. Call 8
till Q. LURIA BROS, 230o Wilson
hlyf HU SSnn
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SUBURBAN SALE-vlRGikiA

MUST SELL THIS WEEK
Yes, owner says he must sell this wk
to take advantage Of business opport
to Pentason and Navy Annex; bsmt,
gas heat, Rusco storm sash, wall
to-wall carpeting included. Price
S16,95O. Will you inspect and make
a reasonable offer?
Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Hwy. at Glebe Rd. OW. 5000
Evening star., 1949-08-20
MOTORCYCLES

A. J. s. Matchless Arial Triumph.
Some models for immediate delivery.
Good used machines from 500 up;
trade and terms. ALLIED MOTOR.
CYCLE SALES, 912 9Th st. n:w.s
RE. 5073. I'll
UsHMAN-Perf. cond.; new paint
jeb; aecess.; cheap. Call WI $500
A. j. s. is4s de luxe No. s56cc;
1900 mi; good cond,; org. owner;
very reas. oxford 1893. -2S
JAMES, British lightweight motor
cycle; very low mileage. in excellent
1879 sGsoi'i3a IaRLfa fsn bAvips6N, ba 45," &h"
black with lots OF chrome. saddle
bags, buddy seat and spotlight; mo-
tor recently oyerhauled; $3.50 or
best offer. FA. 1909. -21
SALISBURY motor
scooter, excel. cond., used for
campus transp.; new spare tire.
sAcRIFFfcE l IFTs Harley-DavidsonI ia4s
"61" o.h.v.; like new; low mileage.
extras; must be seen; S495. 6215
4th st. NV, GE 542S 2ls
1912 HARLEY DAVIDSON, 5000.
1914 14th st. ne. NO. 0S59. 80
ROYAL ENFIELD, 1947. $50 &C;
excellent condition; must sell; S275.
Call HC. SS09 go
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DESK SPACE with complete secre-
tarial service, includ. telephone and
mail service. 2017 S st. NV. at
Conn. ave. NV. $3.50 per month.
Call DE 5000 20
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DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG
OFFICES WANTED

ARCHITECT would like
to share small office with architect,
engineer or builder or rent about
125 SO. IT: NV. section, uptown
Phone service and good light. Box
1k--X 90
Evening star., 1949-08-20

Small farm of 5 acres with 4-room
and hath house and small outbuild-
ing; house needs repairs: in built-up
section Of nearby Virginia. 16 miles
from WASHINGTON, near public school:
cash payment. $1,000 with $50 per
month. Phone FA. 6617 or GE.
1887. --zl
Evening star., 1949-08-20
HUNT SECTION OF VA

A going farm of 40 acres in Fau-
quler Co. near The Plains. 49 mi;
to D. c. over excel. roads. This
estate has been scientifically handled
for many yrs. and land is in excel
cond Buildings alone valued at
100000. Owner is asking S55 900
which is most reasonable for an
estate in this choice locality. Call
Mr.. HoWiSon, EN-. GAS with
JOHN R. DE SIBOUR g. co.
REALTORS
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CRESTWOOD
CHESTERFIELD

suitable for 2 houses or rambler.
OWNER, RE. 1914; evenings, RA.
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STORES FOR SALE
STORES EQR RENT

HEART OF CoLoRED shopping area,
1l14 9TH st. n.w-Chain stores in
block; % ft. by 100 TT; half base
ment Ia 3Ol4 after Z pm. -
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FINE FRUIT FARM

es, $500 excellent trees, $50 bearing
winesap and Jonathan apple. 500
young. 2l2-year-old Golden Delicious
and Red Rome apple trees, l21
acres; near Charlottesville; 3 good
houses, machinery sheds. barns, etc:
on paved highway, near packing
plants. Seeing is believing. so why
not let me show you a chance to
make money? Price, $50, 900 with
out crops and will make an inter-
esting price en- present crop; terms
to responsible purchaser Call Ma
ior Lane, MA $500; evenings and
week ends, WI. $3.50.
BOSS & PHELPS co.
Evening star., 1949-08-20

5000 BLOCK You ST. Sc, . mi
from D. C. line-60x100, ideal To-
cation; all utils. viii sacrifice for
$3.50.
we have lots to accommodate build
ers in this ideal new subdivision.
ELI BUSADA. 4415 Southern ave.
Sc HI 4S43 I'll
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3K ACRE TRACT

Opposite lovely small estate. ideal for
building, on graveled country rd..
$50 ft. from paved hwy. and city
water; this tract has rolling con-
tours with a knoll that commands
Reasonably priced at $3.50. KEN
SINGTON REALTY CO., Dial LO.
5-11O5; after Z I'm. 81. $40. al
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FARMS FOR SALE (Cont.)

FOR SALE-14 acre farm in Lou
doun County, Va. Nr: Blue Ridge
Rod and Gun Club, 45 miles from
Washington. D. C. $1,000 cash. R.
N. EARMAN, Mclean. Va. Ask tele-
phone operator for ElmWood al
tNo toll charge) IL
HOWARD co. = 165 acres; large
white stone house. so years old, In
Al condition; fireplaces. 3 baths,
) bedrooms and servants quarters
also tenant house. large bank barn,
] mi. of new board fencing. beauti-
full grounds, large shade trees,
shrubbery; stone house sets back
nicely; property fronts on highway;
large stream with sparkling spring
165 acres: all under cultivation and
grazing. 900 more fertile acres ad-
joining avail. with house and large
bank barn. large stream. sparkling
spring water; frontage on highway;
a bargain If you take all; ideal for
dairy or stock farm; immediate
possession.
JOHN BURDOFT
RID. >, Silver Spring, Md. Call
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ouT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE
NEW 2-BEDRM. HOUSE in San Diego
Calf, for exchange equity for SINH
lar in D. c. or Alex. ri. S-9416.
-2l
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AUToMoTIvs MISCELLANEOUS

RADIO, auto Motorola "60"; perfect
condition: S25. AT. 5312.
all-Steel rails and cross members,
$50 WI. O456 weekdays. -2l
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Homesites in nearby Fairfax Co.. 5
mi. from D. c., Ia mi. beyond
Wash. Golf and Country Club;
water. gas and cleo; price. 81 .05o.
Terms. Out Old Dominion drive.
across Arlington Co. line. " mi. to
Chesterfield subdivision sign. Follow
sign to subdivision. Rep. on prem
LINGBURG. 4615 Lee hwy, OK.
1924. -21 "
CHOICE LOTS, VA.
Sleepy HoIlew-14Ox250. with city
Country Asres-soxss1 with city
Falls cRureh.eox1so. sewer and
MerrifieldEsSoxseo. Ma1fd; 2HSi no sewer or
water, S1.100.
Bellevue Forest-97x97, corner, sewer
and water. $3.50.
J. H. BENOIT, REALTOR
KE. 3-6677 or KE. $4,000. q.
HILLCREST
125 It. frontage, on 370O block Suit
ana rs%bsfs rs 1sfs asE II Fl! tERs
LOT 81 18S5xies in colebrook sIbdi-
vision; 1 mi. from D. C, line. out
Branch aveS extended. Price,
S1.450. Cali AP. 2408. 21s
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BUILDERS ATTENTION-1S beauti-
full lots, close-in N Arl.; reas.
priced; sell all or small groups;
util. in; terms. OWNER. Gil. 065S.
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DOCTORS OFFICE
DESK SPACE FOR RENT

Suite or apt, approx. 700 so. IT.
10th st. or near Medical Center
Box oak, Star. -21
Evening star., 1949-08-20
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
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Ash shingled cottage. glassed porch,
liv. rm., fireplace, bedroom. comb.
kitchen dining rm; ami: large
wooded lot. No. :, Block ). North
Beach Park, Nd, S6,950. HO.
4nSS "Ds
Evening star., 1949-08-20
S11,950

So, 900 cash, S11O mo. for this spot
less 2-bedrm. Dutch Colonial brick
in excellent North Arlington loca-
tion; large uv.-din. rm. comb
bright equip. kitchen. excel. lot
with stream across rear; poss. now.
CARROLL BICKLE, GL. 2066. OK.
0633, FA. 2773 I'll
Evening star., 1949-08-20

OWNER MUST SELL
Open Sat. and Sun. 2 It'll 6
2901 Cameron Mills Rd.
Attractive brick Colonial with slate
roof on level corner lot; choice
much-souaht-a a ter location; home
offered at sacrifice price due to
owners immediate transfer. 1st
fl contains liv. rm. with firepl. din
rm.. equipped kitchen, rear screened
porch; built-in garage: End f.. 2
lovely bedrms. and full tile bath:
basement contains pine-paneled rec
reation rm. with firepl., furnace
rm., u bath and outside entrance.
Directions: From D. C.. follow Ar
lington Ridge rd. to Russell rd., west
oou DGnlt!t utGo IVY oll NaiieI oll
Evening star., 1949-08-20

FAIRFAX CO.-61 acres surrounded
closed by board fence. .Conv. to
schools. country club, Lee blvd and
Lee hwy; ideal for large or small
domestic Price $500 per acre. Call
Mr.. Smith, DE. 4101 ofnce hrs;
Vienna 1894 ewes. and Sun.
FRANCES POWELL HILL
Excl. Ascent. 1908 20th ST., DE. 41O1.