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Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-08-15


heads out like water cress, a shot
of 2,4-D on top will send them
across the Great divide. Cattails are
kind of tough to deal with. Neither
2,4-D or aromatic solvents seem to
do a satisfactory job.
The cost is about 81 per gallon for
the chemical. 1t requires 4 to Az
gallons for each second foot of flow
in the ditch to treat about "a of a
mile. For an example,: We may use
a ditch carrying 2H second feet
which is equal to 100 miners inches.
Let's sui that the distance to be
treated is 3 miles. Multiply 4 gal
Ions per second foot by 21a second
feet of flow, and we get 10 gallons
to treat "a of a mile. In three miles
we have four lengths of A-mile each.
Four times 10 equal 40, which is the
number of gallons required to treat
the 8 miles of ditch. At 81 per gal
lon, the chemical will cost $40 or
about 1888 per mile for chemical.
This is much less than the labor cost
of mechanically removing these
weeds in most cases.
The weeds which live completely
under water can be killed by COM
pletely drying up the canal for two
to four days. This is the most eco
nomical means of controlling sub
merged water weeds, but often is
difficult to accomplish for various
reasons.
The Willow
Now, let's have a round with
bandit No. 2, the willow. He GER
tainly likes to grow on the ditch
bank. He drinks up a lot of water
and make ditch maintenance diff
cult if not impossible. We can cut
him down, but they come right back.
A better way to deal with this out
law is to treat him with 24-D. About
2 pounds of 2.4-D parent acid per
acre in 100 gallons of water will
usually give good control.
The turbine sprayer and other
POWSI SPl dyOlS 1ldNC OCSA QSCo
successfully. The main difficulty is
getting close enough to get cover
age in brush conditions. The best
time to spray is in the early sum-
mer months after the willows have
reached the full leaf stage of growth.
Bad boy No. 3 is grass growing
in the ditch. He grows rapidly in
good moist conditions in the ditch,
and is particularly bothersome on in
termittently used farm head bitches.
Grass will slow down the flow OF
water in these bitches and make if
very difficult to get full delivery
ON the head of water. The best
known means at present to deal
!. with this fellow is cleaning bitches
! with ditcher equipment. A new
chemical called T. c. A. is being ex.
perimented with and may give some
help in the future on this problem
Trees
Now, we come to our friendly biz
l bandit No. 4, the tree. The cotton
! wood tree, particularly, likes to es
1 tablish itself on the ditch bank ant
grow. We all like shade trees, 81
, he is often allowed to become a larg'
l tree. This means restricted flow il
: the ditch. In addition to that, thi
. old fellow when grown, will TAX
! several hundred gallons of waite
per day from the irrigation ditch.
: is eaSy to get rid of a tree when h
Montana farmer-stockman., 1949-08-15
l7-Day Weather Outlook
MOntana-W yOming Forecast: Aug. Is to Sept. I
By OSCAR L. M~OLDENHAUER

FAIRLY WARM AND dry is the outlook for the remainder of Au-
gust in Montana and northern Wyoming. There are a few chances for
light precipitation or thundershowers but the sum total is expected
Evening star., 1949-05-10
Bruss KnuckIes in Archives
Treasures, Group Is Told

The nightgown of q woman de-
ported by immigration and brass
knuckles that figured In diplo-
matte incident In Shanghai are
among the mementoes carefully
treasured by the United States.
They are kept by the National
Archives, Arthur z. Kimberly.
chief Of the preservation services
branch for that institution. told
the Mt. Pleasant Citizens Associa-
ton last night.
A decorated elephant tusk sent
10 Abraham Lincoln by the King
of Siam LIS as closely guarded as
the emancipation proclamation
and the service records Of Revolu-
tionary War soldiers.
Such curiosities, Mr.. Kimberly
explained. are kept as evidence In
connection with documents that
the Archives has preserved.
He followed his talk with two
movies, which enlarged graphical
ly on the functions Of the institu-
ton.
During the business meeting. the
citizens elected w. Elwood Baker
president for the coming year.
Other officers elected were: Ed
ward c. Wilcox. vice president:
Evening star., 1949-05-10
0'Grady Advises ave
To Stir Up Public 10
Get Bureaucrai Action

The more bureaucrats are criti-
cized. the stronger they get.
Msgr. John o'Grady told the
closing session of the American
Veterans Committee Housing
Conference In the Commerce
Department auditorium yesterday.
He told the veterans. here In
the interest of public housing bills,
that he doesn't believe anything
makes a dent against bureaucracy,
except public opinion. He told
them to 60 back home and work
in their communities to develop
public opinion that viii make it
self felt on the bureaucrats and
Congress.
Gilbert A. Harrison. chairman
of the conference, reported to the
delegates that President Truman,
who saw a delegation yesterday.
told them to see that the men
they elect to Congress look for
ward and not backward.
One OF the difficulties Is that
there are too many Byrds In
Congress now" the President was
quoted as saying.
He reported that the President
told them he had q conference
with Chairman Spence Of the
House Banking and Currency
Committee. who assured him
there would be action on the
housing bill this week.
The veterans asked that the
ruling permitting rent increases
be rescinded. that no further
across the board increases be
granted.
They also adopted resolution
calling for legislation to require
that all housing contracts financed
or aided by Federal funds contain
a clause that ALLEGATIONS shall be
on the basis of need. and that
there be no discrimination in sale
or rental for reasons OF race,
creed. color. national origin or
political beliefs.
Another resolution called on
Congress to adopt legislation rec
ognizing "the need of production
of / 800 900 housing units annual
ly for the next 10 years at rea-
sonable prices and rentals" clear
the slums and provide q decent
standard of housing for all Amer
ican families.
Evening star., 1949-05-10

John DeLaAfater. secretary: Ron.
aid D. Magee. treasurer. and Or
NJ Virginia O'Netl and Mr.. Wilcox
delegates tot the Federation O.
Citizens Associations.
MFR. Kimberly. who is the retir.
ing president OF the association
conducted the meeting In the Mt
Pleasant Branch Library. Six.
teenth and Lamont streets NV.
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Dinner Speaker Named

Donald B. MacPahn Of the Bu-
reau of the Budget viii address q
dinner Of the Robert z. Lee Chap.
ter (Arlington) Of the Reserve
Oficers' Association at 6 O'Clock
tonight In the Fort Myer officers
club.
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Miss Arlene james lndorsed

The Dsstractc Young Republican
Club today announced ir6orse-
ment OF Miss Arlene Jones. its
national coznmifteewoman. as
candidate for cochatrman Of the
Young Republican National Fed
Grafton. The election 10 70 be
Evening star., 1949-05-10

held at the federation eonventaan
N Salt Lake City from June =
10 IS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-15
by Vladimir Petrov
VHis gifted amhOr, q former Sor,et Stare
iobore1, GeoiH bterees The Iron Curtain wt,h
gay tale about the ltttLe people in Russia.

gay taie about the little people in Russia
EACH one OF US used to have ambitious dreams Of
IL some sort in childhood l. for instance wanted
to be Minister of Foreign Affairs 1t didn't matter
in what country. but it had to be Minister and it
had to be Foreign Affairs. My friend Vanya wanted
to be the director of chocolate factory and little
blonde Sonya wanted to be Stains wife
We were often inconsistent in our ambitions
Vanya forgot about his chocolate factory when the
icebreaker Chelinskin sank in the Arctic Ocean and
its crew waited to be rescued for month on the ice
After this Vanya wanted to be polar explorer.
He even ran away from home and spent more than
twenty-fou hours on the ice of small river near by.
He caught cold and was beaten by his conservative
father but only after the mill in our town burned
down did he change his plans. Then he decided to
become fireman.
HE only consistent one was our mutual friend
kolya. AT very early age he decided to acquire
his own car and nothing could shake his desire 1t
was useless to explain to him that only cabinet
ministers and the Chairrnen of City Soviets have
cars, and that their not even owned by them
but by the State. 1t didn't help to remind him that
when they are put in jail, the are inherited by
their successors in Office.
Noyd IeIlldiIieu True 10 MS IDEAL and, since he
was practical man, he tried to acquire his own car
by every possible means
Actually there was only one practical method -
to win it in the State lottery There was very
small chance - one in hundred million But koya
did not lose hope, and doggedy collected tickets
When he grew up and became bookkeeper nothing
could keep him from spending money on the tickets
kolya was practical, and he preferred to get his
tickets secondhand, at one quarter the price, since
the citizens on whom these tickets had been forced
by Party organizers were glad to get back even a
quarter of their wasted money
HEN the unbelievable happened: kolya won a
car! 10 appreciate the meaning of this event. it is
enough to state that in city only the Chairman
OF the City Soviet, the Secretary of the City Com
mittee of the Communist Party and the head of
MVD had cars.
kolya rushed into our Office painting Dragging
me out into the corridor, he whispered Il won, do
you understand? won!'
Won WHAT"
"A car! A new one! All my ownr'
impossible! This is some sort of fraud"
NO, it's absolutely true - here's the list of win
ners and here's the ticket"
checked the figures 1t was fact: Ticket No.
6So,224 had won an automobile .
Perhaps this is a winning ticket" they told u.s.
but we'll have to send it to Moscow so they can
make sure that it isn't counterfeit When they have
checked the ticket. they'll send you car if there
are any available that is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-05-15

What happens when . lucky
Russian wins a car? Here
is another revealing story
about Soviet life today
Evening star., 1949-10-09
BRICK RAMBLER

BRICk RAMbLER
on Mt. Vernon blvd.-3 bedrms.. tiled
bath. 24x14 liv. rm. din. rm. comb,
all-elec. kit. stairs to storage attic.
Radiant heat, copper water pipes;
1OOx1 25-ft: lot; good terms. J.
Ridge rd.. Arl., Va, OF. 1904 OK.
Evening star., 1949-10-09

ATTRA. BUNGALOW
II you need . nice clean 2-bedrm.
home, with expansion attic. see this
one. It has full bsmt. with out
side ent.. gas heat, copper plumbing;
lot, approx. 5Ox170, with tall shade
trees, May go CT. with about 81 800
cash. Call 8 till o.
J. Wesley Buchanan, Realtor
1901 Columbia pike. CH. 1341, oW.
Qnnr In
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a50a LONGFELLOW ST

west Hyattsville. Open 2 to 6. Con;
venience plus. Turn in your oia
home for this desiranie o1sm; opeau.ifnl SiiI
Kit, frepl.. porch, full bsmt. with
Law. fenced lot. near schools, e. I
bus and huge shopping area. Price,
SI5,5oO. Directions: Out Michigan
ave. to Queens Chapel I'd, CONTINUE fn
slower. CAMPANELLA & WOOD
EX. 4i13; ewes. and Sun, TW, l5lo
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WHITE BRICK BUNG.
EIRST TIME OFFERED

Open from . p.m.-Berwyn Hts. $50
Edmonson ave. You'll fall in love
with this prewar-built dream home
trerne. Come prepared to give de.
posit because It will be love, at first
sight. Liv. rm. with Colonial hfe-
place, full din. room with adorable
bay window. fully equipped GE
kitchen, two nice bedrooms and TIE
bath, full basement. garage; beautl,
fully Handicapped lot; bus and school
blocks; convenient to Unit. Nd
Beltsville. White Oaks. Drive out
Defense hwy. to trafic light at Ed
monson ave, left to house. Will con-
slider your present home, N \. ~ TRACE: or
MR. JONES, AK. SOLO.
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ALEXANDRIA-$8,975
G. 7. Brick-2 Bedroom
HAOE roc cEQ Mo


OPEN SUNDAY, | TILL DARK
To qualified veterans, $5S per mo.
includes principal, interest. taxes
and ins.;I attractive. in-town. 2
story brick. prewar material. oak
fs.. newly papered and decorated.
Liv. rm, din. rm.. equip. KIT. with
full bsmt. with Morsun gas furnace,
many extras including aluminium
storm windows. pine-paneled rec.
rm., separate furnace rm. To reach:
From Washington. D. 0.~-Down Mt.
in Alex, right on King 8 blocks
to Harvard St., right on Harvard
to Cameron ST., left on Cameron
to Buchanan St and right on
Buchanan No. 25S and open sign.
JNO T. BEUCHERT co.
1909 Duke ST., Alex, Va. 24-hr.
phone service OV. 59SS.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
ALEXANDRIA

Widow will dispose OF her Groom, 2.
bath, 4-bedroom home on plot
lOOx126, in q good home section. a.
q sacrifice price for quick sale; full
basement, oil heat and garage. Con-
suit her agents
The M. H. BARRY Org.
2.O6 Mt. Vernon ave-. Alex, Va.
Phones AL. OO1S or TIE. 2442.
1.-The OH, Reliable Once" g.
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TERRIFIC BUY

Mr.. La Sale College. Three -bedrm
brick in new-house cond Lovely
lawn and garden. GI financing
Only S15.250. Call Mrs. Abbott,
OIL. 01e3. cox g. CO., INC, UN.
1926,
Evening star., 1949-10-09

Alexandria-By Owner
Attr. prewar brick, recently redeco,,
sssss ssap, nT se a ssho9s en ehafenss dn r f sha
and paneled den Ist nr.. s bedrms.
q twin siEe) upstairs; lots of closet
space. full dry bsmt., oil h.-w. heat:
Venetian blinds throughout. GE
refrg., elec. stove and dishwasher.
House too .arse for present Leeds.
20 8 pm, sun. / to 5. S04 Russell
I'd. Phone TIE. 20S6. %
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S12.500
W0nDl. .AWN

Beautiful 2-story brick and
asbestos shingle, center-hall
plan: 1st floor large liv.
room. full-sized din. room,
equipped kit; 2nd floor, 3
bedrms.. tile bath; full bsmt.;
storm windows and screens.
Evening star., 1949-10-09

IUW II1CC
'ssS sse rsdaesa nssoS AZ
brick, semi, with 2 big bedrooms,
tiled bath, equipped KIT. and COM
plete bsmt. Vacant, immediate pos
session: May 80 CT. First come
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OPEN TODAY, 2-6

OPEN TODAY, 2-6
4 Bedrms., 2 Baths, $14,250
Falls Church. on lse. cor. lot; Liy.
rm., dining rm., equip. kit, 2 bed:
rms, tiled bath and side screened
porch "a 1st. hr.. 2 hedrms- tiled
bath on 3D.. oil heat; Bsndix wssh.
payment. vacant; immed. possess.
10 reach: Out Lee hwy, to Rose:
mary lane In Falls Church. risht l
biz. to 1901 Gibson pl. and eHen
sign. G. 1: HANoWHL GO. Hesa'
tors, FA, 5777 or IA. 7103.
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$4,000
RTDWvN

New all-brick bungalow on ex-
ira ige. lot, approx. 110x330:
large kit. dinette, beautiful
liv. rm., 2 bedrms.. tile bath.
full expansion attic; you'll
set your moneys worth here.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
OPEN SUM- l TO 6

Temple Hills-Take your pick OF
either 7-rm. frame with liv. rm
12x2s with frepi,: bedrm;' i'm rssHr pam
breakfast rE; XII: s,sr with aexso e,esi nlt hsnt
Or 6-rm., new brick; lge. rms,
o.h.-w.h.: full bsmt.. . tile, baths;
city water. owner says sell either
one. To reach: Out Branch ave.
to St Barnabus I'd, left to Temple
I'd. 10 1900 and open sign. T. PAUL
MUDD CO.. TR. 1882. 3
Evening star., 1949-10-09
$4,000

8lU,ZUU
COLLEGE PARK AREA
We have four 2-bedroom cor
ner brick BUNGALOWS left out
of a group Of IS. These
homes contain the most beau
tiful floors available; large
tile bath, complete kitchen.
plenty of cabinets. Veterans
may buy with $500 cash and
S62 per mo-, including taxes
and insurance. Non vet.
S2,1O0 cash. $57 per mo-, in
cludes taxes and insurance.
We challenge comparison,
workmanship and material for
price. Drive out BALTIC. blvd.
to Greenbelt rd., turn right to
Rhode Island ave. streetcars,
left l block to Branchville rd.-
Yisht to 51st ave, left to
house.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Once in a While

Real Estate Service, Inc.
Lee Highway At Glebe Road. OW.
QOQ0 in
Evening star., 1949-10-09

On the outside of this sturdy brick
home, then step inside and view its
spacious living room, inspect its all
modern kit, featuring metal cabi-
nets. range and refrigerator. Dandy
light, dry basement, 3 bedrooms and
tiled bath. Near churches, schools
and bus; $4,000 cash will handle
Monthly payments At your budget.
We invite your inspection.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
Arlington Forest

Arlington FOreSL
$11,500 1st Trust at 40
A clean-cut, 3-hedroom home in this
most popular residential section.
Take adyantage Of unusually de-
sirAble financing to obtain your
permanent home. All rooms are
to be shown.
Evening star., 1949-10-09

SOME YOUNG COUPLE
With modest down pynt.. win moys
right into this det. home; IL min: TO
D. c.: bay windows In nv. and din.
rms, 2 bedrrns. and bath. eauip. ktt.s
full price. $4,000. .
THE BRANT COMPANY
1884 wilson. Gil. 1916. OK. oe20.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
peter j. hagan
OFFERS
$4,000
.P A A~-6uTT z \

HYATTSVILLE
z.story brick home. contain
ing 9 apis. with 4 separate
entrances, 2 tile baths. 2 kits.
9 large screened rear porches,
full basement with rec. room:
separate heating unit for each
apt: detached gear gar: in
very good section OF Hyatts-
vile. - 4
Evening star., 1949-10-09

IlIS11 0OC8U1O11
Spacious 2-story home for $14.750,
with S1l, 900 Arst trust At Al
Unbeatable. Three bedrooms, all-tile
bath, real fireplace complete bsmt.
with auto. heat and laundry trays.
priced view. Call now. oW. 9O90.
Evening star., 1949-10-09

OPEN SAT. AND SUN.
<-bedrm. asbestos shingled bunsaioW
Schools, transportation. shopping;
etc; full bsmt., oil heat; screemgIa haIa
ance FHA, approx S64 per mo-; in
Guiding everything. Go by and see
it today. 5439 Tilden rd.' sunny
brook.
HUDSON CO.,
l71o Annapolis rd., Bladen sburs, No.
HY. O515 week ends: UN. 7ddh
weekdays y
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AURORA HILLS
4 BEDRMS.. 312 BATHS

4 BEDRMS., 312 BATHS
Unusual and modern custom-b built
brick home. on 8 floor levels, Of
craftsmanship; lovely picture win
dows, II closets. ETC.; decorated In
sott oil tints; LOCATED sdId. on lse; SeaS- saci
res. sec. nr. Army and Navy Club.
Charming liv. rm. with firepl.. sra-
cious din. rm., ultramodern elec-
trically equip. kit English club:
room with bar and firepl;; gar. All
the better features of this beautiful
home lend to entertaining. Priced
right, excel. financing, substantial
cash; poss. with title. Shown by
appt Exclusively. Brokers Coop
Grafton invited.
N. G.. GROVES
Broker of Better Homes" OF. 1888.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
SUBURBAN sALE-vIRGIhIA
CT,AREMONT

NA64
81 500 cash, balance like rent; one
Of the cleanest. most liveable homes
you have ever seen at the very low
price of Sl2,750. Has large living
room with fireplace, dining room,
kitchen equipped with electric re-
frigerator. electric range and COM
bination dishwasher and clothes
washer, 3 bedrooms and tile bath
up. full basement with outside en-
trance, gas h-w.h.; act quick! Call:
F. E. MALCOLM
prAI rcTATF NW 1904
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S13.250
wNOD, WN

WOODLAWN
711o Defense hwy: beaut. 2
story, aNbrick home: 1st
floor, lovely !. r.. family-sized
din. room, fully equipped kit:
End floor, 3 spacious bedrooms
with outstanding tile bath.
Full dry basement. Last one
left out Of a large group.
Open till dark.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
HAVE YOU A LOT?

Do you want q delightful 3 br.. full
basement home on it in Just few
weeks? At approximately S9.950,
. or according to location. Sample
home open for inspection. c. M.
JOHNSON, SH. 451S, ST. 531S.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
SUBURBAN SAlE-VIRSIklA
AURORA HILLS
Open l Until Dark
Looking for S Bedrooms?

1912 26th ST. so.
spacious prewar all-brick
home, finest prewar materials,
workmanship throughout, center
hall. large liv. rm., beautiful Colonial
firepl., French doors open on to
most attrac. screened patio: ideal
for entertaining. formal din. rm..
large. fully equip. kit, bkft rm.. den.
master bedrm., bath, glassed-in
shower: 2 full bedrms., bath.
glassed-in shower. stairway to lovely
3rd f., . large bedrms. and at
tract. bath, lovely finished rec. rm.,
frepl.. bar: maids rm., bath, laun-
dry rm., oil &C. heat, random
peRged fis.. slate roof, copper pip
ing throughout. Flagstone patio,
firepl., old trees well-landscaped:
ideal for Army, Navy officer, high
oficial: most conv., Army Navy
Club. Pentagon, schools. fast bus;
10 min. Wash. Priced low at
$2S.500: 4h% 1st trust: reas. cash
req., exceptionally good buy.
Directions: Out 14th st. Bridge, fol-
low U. S. Route /, to 23rd st. traflc
light. right on card to 26th ST., left
on 28th st. to 1912 open sign.
EDWARDS REALTY
KE. 1886. CHI. 4733.
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FALLS CHURCH
DEN 1 Tn nApE

FALLS CHURCH
OPEN / TO DARK
SATURDAY AND SUNDAY
VETERAN APPROVED. S16,5OO
Beaut. new brick Cape Cod 6 rms.
all lge., 2 tile baths, full bsmt. {;
lot l00xlO0.. TWO blks. to schools,
JACKSON CT, VIC. VA. FOREST
Directions: Out Lee blvd. to Seven
Corners, Hillwood ave. to Lee hwy,
left "a mi. right on Jackson ST.,
i block and open sign.
CAPUTI REALTY co.
l2l s. Lee hwy, phone FA. 2122.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
AURORA HILLS
View of Potomac


WILLIAMSBURG BRICK
IN THIS ULTRA-CONVENIE DE-
SIRABLE LOCATION. NEAR ARMY
AND NAVY CLUB.
Living room, dining room and each
bedroom has picture window.
Built Of finest materials. it Is in
excellent condition Throughout.
From . gracious entrance hall one
enters q lovely living room, tnclud-
ing q fireplace with Colonial mantel.
Then In the dining room there is
an antique amber and crystal chan
delier; . modern kitchen; ~ bath.
Second floor. 3 twin-sized bedrooms,
each with two closets; the linen
closet is doubled. each with extra
drawer space; storage space under
the dormeTs; large Carrara glass
bath. The full basement contains .
beautiful recreation room opening
on a terrace overlooking large
rear yard. fenced with picket fence:
economical oil heating plant. Bendix:
equipped kitchen and bath with tiled
shower. Attached garage. Two GE
air conditioners are included. Water
pipes are copper roof is slate. May
also be purchased furnished with
antiques II desired.
Romye Lamborn, Realtor
Exclusive agent; 1901 s., Arlington
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OPEN SUNDAY PM. TILL DARK
BEST BUY, DON'T MISS II

BEST BUY, DON'T MISS IT
S12.25O-S300 Cash Down
TO VETERANS
Brick Cape Cod. 2 bedrooms, expand-
able attic, full dry basement. sub
stantial construction. attractive ap-
pearance. To reach: Out Bladens.
burg rd.. bear right at Peace cross
to Edmonston rd. end stopilsn,' n :
then left to Templeton Manor en-
trance, risht to 55th pl.. right to
house and open sign. Mr.. Miller on
premises. Ewes. call AK. 211L
Colonial Investment co.
ns,e. WV DIT R65o %
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CH. 1341. oW. 3o07. 10
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ALEXANDRIA
OPEN SUN 2 TO &

OPEN SUN. 2 TO 8
Brick town house with slate roof
Lovely flagged terrace; well-plantet
garden; lge. liv, rm. flrepl., din
rm., modern kit, 2 bedrms., "
baths. PERI. cond. S14,750. tt
reach: South on Wash. st. to JET
ferson st., left 2 blks. to South Pit
ST.. right to $40 South Pitt and oul
open sign.
HELEN R. MARSHALL
REAL ESTATE
2O1 South Wash. st. AL. 3S0l;
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SUBURBAN SAlE-MD. tcent.
SUPERB SMALL ESTATE
CLOSE IN-$22,950

OPEN SUNDA1 10
Lovely S-room home, immaculate
throughout, and 4-car garage on 3
WelI-landscaped acres in College
park area. Fine home for the large
family or for use as nursery school,
invalid home and other high-income
purposes. We consider this one OF
the finest properties on the market
today. To reach: Out BALTIC. blvd
Ca Conga and Just beyond Lanes
Auto Electric, turn left at open
sign and follow directional arrows.
CaH TW. O467 evenings.
G. G. BARR CO., Elk 2161
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TIIC6 REUUCEU 10
$4,000
English row home, Just Q blocks
from shopping and theater.' A real
budget-beater; taxes. $40: heat. $50
per year. Two bedrooms, neat kit,
pine paneled recreation room in
bsmt. A real buy-GI or FHA.
To see, call OW. 5000.
Evening star., 1949-10-09
JBURBAN SALE-vlRGINIA
ARLINGTON

New 6-rm. brick with entrance hall,
l2x22 liy. rm.. screened porch, 1st-
a. "a bath, dressing alcove In mas
ter bedrm.. stairway to fioored attic,
semifinished rec rm.; excellent To-
Wash. blvd. to Powhatan ST., turn
left i block. c. C. MACPHERSON,
builder, -
Evening star., 1949-10-09
$4,000

s-BEpRooM RAABIER ON AN Ac11
Pleasantly situated in . friendly fsn.
house makes for easy living. The
Kitchen Is is It. long, there is .
81 It. living room with nrsplsse
and the tiled bathroom is family
size, There Is also O. 40-ft. beses
ment, and the range, refgr., Laundsfs
with the house; early possesstons
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