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Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-02-15

cember, the free" supply at the end
of the season will be substantially
larger than in 1949.
FEED GRAINS-Prices, especially
for corn, probably will advance DUR
ing the spring. Farm and commercial
utilization, including exports, which
was the largest on record in October
December, probably will continue
at an unusually high rate. Corn
prices have sagged to 25 to 80 cents
below the loan value, but sales by
producers probably will be light and
placements under the support pro-
gram are likely to increase. A near
crop failure in Argentina will tend to
sustain exports from the United
States. Total stocks of corn at the
end of the season probably will be
moderately larger than last year, but
free" stocks will be considerably
smaller, if inpoundings under the
support program are as large as last
season.
FLAxSEED-Prices probably will
be firm to slightly higher in spring
and early summer. About 29 100000
bushels have been sold and about
100000 bushels placed under the
support program. Most of the re-
mainder on farms will be used for
seed, so that further farm offerings
will be light
Demand for Hnseed oil and meal
will be active in the next two or
three months. The early crop in
Texas and California will be small.
Crushers may need to bid up prices
to draw out some of the high oil
stocks held under loans and pur-
chase agreements.
SEEDS-Prices may level off
slightly as demand shifts from the
scarce and high priced kinds to the
more plentiful and reasonably priced
kinds, such as alfalfa and 1espedeza.
Stocks of high-yielding and other
preferred strains probably win be
exhausted relatively early. Vege-
table seed production in 1949 was
about percent under 1948 and 43
percent under the 1943-47 average.
Production of small and light seeds
was 81 percent larger than in 1948,
but only So percent of the 1943-47
:. average.
DAIRY PRODUCTS-Prices prob
ably will work slightly lower over
the next three or four months under
pressure of an increase of Is to 35
percent in the milk flow Recently,
the government has been able to
make small sales from its butter and
cheese stocks, but as production in
creases, butter, cheese and .evap-
GRATED milk are likely to be pushed
to their support levels which are
slightly under current markets.
EGGS-Prices probably will be
fairly steady in the next two or three
months. Increasing consumption,
movement into storage and govern
ment support will prevent further
decline, while production is increas-
ing to the spring peak which is likely
to be reached in March. Margins
over feed cost will remain narrow.
Some high cost producers probably
will dispose of their flocks and others
will not start chicks to raise replace
ment pullets. Hence, prices are
likely to be better in the latter part
of the year.
POTATOES-Prices probably will
be mainly steady to weak and. in
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-02-15
2 BILLION DROP

Meantime Braunan Is becon-
ing pessimisfic before congress
sionaI committees.
He is warning that the nations
entire economy is endangereded by
a $2,00O,000,O00 year drop in farm
ers' purchasing power.
In terms of the 1947 dollar, farm
families have been losing purchasing
power at that rate for two years,
Brannan says, and the total could
drop that much again, or Is percent,
in 1850.
One principal reason for the de-
cline in farmers purchasing power
is that prices that farmers receive
have declined more than prices
farmers pay for things they must
buy.
RCA PHONE LOANS
While the Rural Electrifica-
hon administration had not
made any loans for rural tele-
phone construction in the first
three months after congress au-
thorixed them. more than 144
applications had been received.
In addition to the applications,
REA had received 1,117 inquiries
from prospective borrowers.
REA now has on hand $25, 900
for rural telephone loans and con-
gress is being asked to increase this
amount to $50,000,000.
One reason for the delay in ap-
proving loans is that REA has been
proceeding cautiously as it embarks
upon the uncharted course of federal
loans for rural telephones.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-02-15
Trend of Markets and Pority

al at
eived by farmers on Jan with parityp prices
Montana farmer-stockman., 1950-02-15

Februory IS, l05o-li
, 1950-05-02
5 U B S RIB {

community as a whole should
realize this and give more CO.
operation to the teacher.
There is a great need here
for better parent-teacher inter
action. The local PTA provides
both opportunity and means
for a cooperative study to de-
termine just where the prob
lens lie and what kind of ac-
tive program will eliminate
the contributory causes.
There must be a high quail
ty of parent-teacher relation
ship in our community if the
child is to receive full bene-
fit Of his education. What a pa
rent or teacher wants for his
child should be the goal for
all children. Find out from
your child when the PTA is
and make it your
duty to attend once a month.
JUANITA +. Caroline
Assistant Supt. Of Education.
April IA, 1850,
, 1950-05-02

lily Of the v0lley
s Subs, Jar and Moss $500
Finest Quality, German grown.
Specially prepared for immediate
indoor growing. 5 Prime Bulbs,
ready to burst into blossom within
5 weeksl Plus handsome AZ" cop
per colored Styrene Jardiniere, Plus
Sphagnum potting moss. All only
81 ppd. Ideal Gift for Easter
Mothers Day = all occasions.
BULB or THE MONTH cLUB
Ala Market s..
Dept. &c chIssse =. ~.
, 1950-05-02

gate to the schools full respon
sibility for the child's educa-
ton. They expect the teache
to discipline the child outside
and inside of school and to in
struct him in cultural and ETH
cal values which, they, the pa
rents, are not willing or able
to uphold in the homes. The
responsibility is too great for
teachers alone. The parents
must bear their share.
The education of the child
in a democracy calls for the
maximum cooperation on the
part of home and school.
Where non-cooperative rela-
tons have been permitted to
develop, the child suffers.
It is regrettable that the
general attitude of the public
to the teacher is not such as
to encourage good home
school relations. The press, the
screen, and the radio do little
to advertise the significant
contribution of the teacher to
the cultural upbringing of the
youth. More often the teacher
is depicted in a humorous or
unattractive role. Some day
teaching may be regarded on
a par in social value with other
professions such as law, medi-
cine and dentistry. When that
day comes, more young people
Of balanced personality and
great mental ability will en-
ter the profession and some of
E&I1
the problems that beset US
now will disappear.
The influence Of teachers on
the mental and emotional de-
velopment Of the child is sec
ond only to the influence Of
the parents. In fact, in some
cases, the influence Of the
is even greater. The
, 1950-05-02
Parent Teacher Relationship

Problems arise between pa
rents and teachers for many
reasons. Some parents have a
feeling of academic inferiority
when approaching a teacher.
Some have a fear or dislike for
teachers which was learned in
childhood, probably because of
the way their teachers treated
them as children. There are
also parents who do not visit
the school because they fear
adverse reaction to their chill
dren, because their visit might
be misunderstood. Perhaps
something happened when
their own parents visited their
schools! which has tended to
make them feel that the same
thing is likely to happen to
their children.
Sometimes parents rely sole
" on the child's appraisal Of
his teacher or of her work in
school. They try to defenr
their children's behavior with
out hearing from the teacher.
Some even say disparaging
things about the teacher to
the children. Such things
might cause the teachers to
become antagonistic to the pa
rents and hence resent their
visits.
Another source Of unsatis-
factory parent-teacher rela-
tionship is the idea prevalent
in some persons minds that
since the schools are supported
by public funds, teachers are
to be called upon for all kinds
Of miscellaneous services.
Teachers are always glad to.
help. But it must be under
stood that they are members
Of a profession who serve the
public, but they are not ser
wants in the true sense.
Some parents want to dele
Evening star., 1950-10-15
Isn't It time xou bought a Bendix Washer?

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Each keeps careful h
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Why wash the oId-foshioned, hord-wok way?
These Bendx Washers have I actual home
behind them They wash Dampdry better. They tn
washers than happy thought of FIRST wante
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isn't il time you watched a Bendix work?
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cleanliness sweetness purity of a Bendx Wash.
Then that today-wth prices everyhngBendi
prices way down in relation to oldfastoned washers You
Bendix less than ordinary hardwork washers
knowing all these facsisnt time bought Bendix?
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Evening star., 1950-10-15

See the exciting "Chonce Of O
Lifetime" over ABC-TV every
Wednesday night at 7:30 kYT
in most cities. Check your poper
for local time and sfofion.
Evening star., 1950-08-15
FARMS tcont.).

NEW STROUT CATALoG Farms,
s9q15Ty eTRnTir RgSinssseS Mailed & free
Washington, Metropolitan 754S.
NEW STROUT CATALOG-Farms
Country Businesses. Mailed free.
STROUT. 711-A woodward Bldg,
Washington. Metropolitan 754s.
RARE BARGAINS-66 acres, good
stone and log house; mod. with
furn.; $4,000 cash. Mr.. Mathews,
ewes. and Sun. UN. 2S0S, j. LET
TON MARTIN. Warner Bldg. RE.
2402.
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LOTS & ACREAGE FOR SALE

PAINT BRANCH FARMs-1N acres.
by owner. No reasonable offer re-
fused; Call RE. 1885. N15
BY 0WNER-95-ft wooded lot in
ss f. ap51Sss Ess ssFss .sSsS.9.S ssSi5 aad
LEEsBTkG PikE-ls acres. wooded, wood
goHN gcaE 0o9 =. IT M12nER Gn Pike, Make et,eT.
CORNER triangular lot, 22s #. on
Russ. Russell I'd, at the corner Of KEN
tucky TUCK ave; IAlexandria, Va; S2,T5O.
NORTH it 4. ARLINGTON, fRiL1SG mr.. lie. MlS h1Sy.:
excellent level lots in Convenient
location; will sell in large or small
groups; price includes sewer, water.
e1arps eaSn and cutters. GL. O65s, CH.
Excl. SECTIONS lge. lots, i all i'm.
H F. BIEBER, SH. 1865. Is
WE HAVE QUITE A FEW very attrac-
1--WE tots. some oyer "a acre. and out
E little ways. Good terms. CECIL
E Eves..U LUeHoEi Ell f4el lRealtor' ow. 1888.
LOT !. 50. 1898. cor. ch.-ch. pkwy,
and Legation, suitable . ramblers:
lot 50. 1865. 30x250, 47th pi. NV,
$1,000: Southwest cor. MINI. ave.
NE. Me- fsS6 G5SuI bG pl 1861 5si' 22104' $500.
BERWYN HEIGHTS, MD.-s6O0 up.
ToWs. 4so7 o. Or. 5643' If
BERWYN HEIGHTS-Grow your own
os soxI45 1al5: Sseed SoSe goo oche1sns S.
sewer and electricity. o. B. PHfPPs.
1928 Green st. Sc. LU. 4-5510.
sOx1oO. 1 mi. D. C.: utils. in, white
Sl;29o; terms, WA. 5772. 10
TosImPIsFE, oI1 IsEz. 75 %. it wide 30 Teiephons
paved street, close to school and
ttranspo $1,000. WA. 1919; ewes.
lsM.AsctRsEE sE'isi WOODED LOT near school;
terms; Box lazy, Star. ~:
.. c. Price, $500 for both Also
lag 2-ssere lot IN Bethesda. priced
BETHESDA-.6 very desirable lots.
located on Moreland lane, Just Oh
Wilson, lane between Bradley lane
and Old GEORGETOWN rd.; ready for
Irinns immediate as- building; reasonably
vi, e69e; eves.. yes .Sl 81. 5as9. S5sS'.on mao can
ARLe . hillside lots. 5Ox15o
each; $500. Quiet neiEhborhood;
closein. OW.. 1908. IT
JOHNSON AVE, Bethesda, Md. 105x
110 it., $4,000; Lake jackson, Va,
6W SIxloG easd It. waterfront, $1,000.
5 ACRES, wooded, with 400 It. on
springfield stream. in planned COM
munity near Shirley express hwy.
20 min. downtown WASHINGTON.
$500 per acre. Terms. UN. $3.50.
-17
level lots as en-
tirety (S2.250 each) $4,000. Near
Pentagon Bldg. EDW. BOWERS,
1735 Eye st. NV. RE. 2029.
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BRENTwOoD-Small down payment
and $50 mo. buys nice bungalow
3 rms. and bath; lot 60x225. Call
Mt; MoTninsStsr, W WA; c3 36qS; NOR 1SIG
CAPITOL HEIGHTS rms. and
bath bungalow; h.-w.h: 4 lots;
WA. 1919 or 10. 9-s751.
EAST PINES new section)--Lovely
2-bedrm. bungalow; equipped kit, ex-
pansion attic; gas heat; fenced yard;
awnings; moderate down payment,
included. JOHN H. JOHNSON, VA.
GREEN MEADows-6-rm., 2-story
home in nice cond., compl. equip.
kit, oil heat; lge, det; garage.
shady fenced yard Should go GI
with $500 down. FLA terms avail
ss9dIssrp ss9Is Gal! HA; HAvrs sSGo o. ~ ~ 9 pm; pm
RADIANT VALLEY-Brick rambler,
& lse rms, new y,, radiant heat oad AS As
Call WA. 5000 til 8 pm. ROBERT
RfvERDAI IE~Nr. bus; s rms, and
bath; equip. kit: oil h;-w:h.: utility
rm,; n,;-r lge- lot; GREGORY & ooLg YIN
NEAR EAR MD. EN' UNIv.1sfick sSi @ bunga. az; on
5 rms, frepI,' huge expansion attic;
full bsmt. gas heat; extra value
St pn. Sl2 R6BrRf efl S. VA BAvis gee 2 co q
BRICK BUNGALOWS full rms.
expansion attic, bsmt.; conven. area
close to Landover Hills: hard to beat
at $4,000; assume AZ loan with
RSdssf 5SS6 tn dSTn pm nay%sBfs RoBERr ga bATfs EA
& CO, ONCE open daily and Sun
day til pm. Il
VET, $3.50 DOWN-Full price only
$3.50. Charming prewar bungalow,
, bedrms plus finished and insulated
extras such as storm windows, lot
paintings, etc. Total payments un-
der 500 mo: Cali WA 1900 till 9
pm. ROBERT S. DAVIS & co. III
Mr.. oXoN HILL-This lovely. home
xeeR ysa owner dasd @Hst Ps into sold Service ties
Kit. equipped with GE range and
refgr.; fun bsmt. ] bedrm. on 1st
n; on 2nd, partly FINISHED; price
REDUCED to $l0,950 for quick sale.
taxes and II insurance. Assume SUM Gi
loan at 4ec. DEWEY M. FREEMAN,
3214 Branch ave. Sc. HI. ZOO.
REDUCED TO $1,000. terms; acres;
in nj 94B & liberal 4F Size euPsaHT' PGo@s pacs 5sis
for bath, pt. bsmt., cleo. well wa
several chicken houses; land clear;
ERv1N lTs Ntsi RrSTTY S4i 100; sS5 per oaRG: No
IS MILES FROM COMMERCE BLDG,
vi White EtfbTpFoe FSadiSDtE59s rambler; S5 ft
long with full basement on beauti-
ful HANDICAPPED knoll of approx. four
GENT trees. MsiEus Msrveiouss p possiSiiities .Sfss
for expansion If additional rooms
are required. Paneled living room,
22Hxl5' with fireplace; Venetian
blinds. storm sash and screens for
Zephyr" wooden awnings; copper
plumbing; L-shaped "a IT. by 16 II.
water filtration system; detached
and two-car garage. s4xS4.. WITH
overhead aluminium doors; thriving
young fruit orchard. raspberries,
strawberries and grapes; kitchen
garden; prewar. materials. built in
EdS,ss PLACEMENT I.otio cost Owner tTanSferrins
Phone Bowie 1897.
SUITLAND. MD.-Close to Census
Bureau, Navy Hydrographic office.
Andrews FIELD. and 20 minutes to
plus 4-room apt. on End floor; ist
bedrms., kit -dinette and nd full BATH
20x30-ft.. rec. rm.; bedrm. and full
bath on lower level. Excel. for doc
Tented ren Or for ROs sSo o Mh ca niomf Me- JOINT APt
son; Jr.. H. G; sMITHY CO.. ST.
1900; ewes, WO. 2426.
Evening star., 1950-08-15
TOURIST HOME
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

BRENTwOoD-Small down payment
and $50 mo. buys nice bungalow;
Mr.. Morningstar, WA. 360S. NOR
GAN REAL ESTATE CO, RE. 49l0,
Evening star., 1950-08-15
VA APPROVED
s1azsn S1 500 DOWN-GI

sT7 per month including taxes and
insurance to aualifed veteran homs IUs
~ 4' the Rensineton, Silver Spring
Area an 'h LarSe living room. fireplaee,
room and bath on 1st floor; 2 larse
bedrooms on 2nd floor; fun base
ment, outside entrance gas shooi neSt' s0a oa
characterization. Call Mr.. Smith, LO.
5-s4T7 ewes. MA. 5005 days.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INc-152O K ST. NV
Evening star., 1950-08-15
CAPE COD-S114O0
VA Approved
S87 $4,000 DOWN-G

S8T .5U-SyUU DOWN-JI
Inspect this attractive 2-bedroom
BUNGALOW. with large living room
picture window. equipped kitcnen;
porch, gas heat; on large wooded
lot in Kensington, ? blocks TO ele-
mentary school; S52 per month,
Including taxes and INSURANCE, 70
Qualified veteran. Call Mr.; Smith,
10, S-s477 eyes,; Ma. 50O5 days
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES INC.-1520 K ST. NV,
Evening star., 1950-08-15
RAMBLER DE LUXE

Exclusively located near Chevy Chase
Circle and constructed. to meet the
TsquiTements of sod the tSs fiscFlnatfns h0me fea
lures 8 bedrms., ga baths, liv,. rm.,
dining rm.. den, kit. screened Nv.
porch; full bsmt. with gear garage:
Ewes. EN-. 5232. PHILLIPS CANBY
& FULLER, INC, 10lR 18th st. NV
DAnn IL
Evening star., 1950-08-15
"This Charming Home"

Located near Rock Greek Park near
East-West hwy, is in perfect eondio3
rms. & bedrms., 2I3 baths (incl. lst-
a; bedrm. and powder rmO. recrea,
tion rm., large kit: exceptional
breakfast rn.. gas heat. owner
wants Immediate sale. Call NE; ll43
until Q pm. j. WESLEY BUCHANAN
PaalfOr
Evening star., 1950-08-15
419 ACRE REFF FARM

4l9 ACRE BEEF FARM
/ mi water front on Potomac River.
! mi. rd. front in Montgomery
County; 250-acre permanent pas
ture; well water with springs and
streams; good bank barn and ten
ant house; 20 mi. north Bethesda
Bank
Evening star., 1950-08-15
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERrY-sALE
INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-RENT

Mr.. 10th AND FRANKLIN N.E.-Lot
69x9O, next to gas sta; $50 mo.
A NJ. ROTH, RE. 1880. -15
NEARBY Md, on bus stop: 2,100
so. it., 14-ft. CELL, loading dock;
heated. wash room. ONCE: easy park
ing; S175 mo. or will sell. A: M.
10th, RE. 1880. -15
10000 SO. FT. Of industrial ground.
with pvt. r.r. siding and office on
property. Ma. 5SS5 bet. and 5.
$4,000 SO. FIT. of industrial ground,
with pvt. r.r. siding and ONCE on
property. MA. 1885 bet. 8 and 5.
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CONTINUED on Next Page0
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Brick rambler on 75xI75-ft. level
lot; center hall; 22x14 liv. rm., with
picture window and huge stone fire-
place: dining el, l0xl2: modern kit.
and 3 bedrms.; full bsmt.; gas heat:
garage; price. S2l 800.
Wood-C Conley Co., Realtors
s7ln Ga Ave- 81 h7On til 9. liz
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FARMS

or rent in nearby Md.
Have milk goats. starting dairy:
help partners sought, EN-. 53ss.
NEAR SILVER SPRING. widow lady
good W Ss buildinss d afId Stream M wsteT. @ BOX Box
THIS i1s fSSGcsE sblSeGs sPringA FARM Md with afse
modern home. tenant house. chicken
houses and other ,ontbIdss; MsadoT
ST., sH 1916 or Ashton 3194. -15
STOCK FARM-Over 70 acres. well
watered, in nearby MONTGOMERY
SMITH SMITH W. ALLNuTT. Vss, ST., sH. 4s46
sTRoUT's Fl 6InsSn FARM sag1 cArALoG Fri FREEl
REALTY. 71I-A woodward Bldg
Washington. Metropolitan 754s.
DAIRY FARM in top condition; about
IT'S acres near Buck Lodge; modern
ssse. home nth gaes bath s4ss ans Sani oil h9s fot 50
cows or more; other mise. bldRs. all
ing land well fenced; hne money
making farm; $4,000. E. K. Ruble,
Poolesyille 2O12, with R. P. RIP
LOVELY Nfi YA'tS6iuNTRY COUNTRY HoME-Five
miles to town. 30 miles to Charlottes-
dwelling. lge. rms, beautiful old
chimney. 2 porches, cleo, well, 1914
acras; $4,000 cash; or on terms,
$500 with $3.50 dn.. $40 mo. GL.
0956 or MR.. BURTON. CO Patrick
Henry Hotel. Louisa. Va.
MODERN BRICK home with acreage;
new barn and chicken house; stream;
close te Silver SpTing. Exclusive.
042O: Ewes. and Sun, Mr.. Scott,
SH. 1851.
$50 DN., $40 MO-, buys rundown 80
acre farm, old 5-rm. house, well,
cleo, shade trees. Open and wooded.
Fronts State road. $3.50. WILL
Il LIAM A. coo Louisa. Va. Phi.
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SUBURBAN RAMBLER

Fashionable Bradley blvd. area, pesr a;.n
a larse rooms. ia baths. GARAGE
Rouehed-in rec. rnl, Picture gLo YIN
pHuLIPS, CANBY g. FULLER, INC :,
Ini5 IlstS 81 NV ST 24O0. III
Evening star., 1950-08-15

2-story houses on ad-
joining lots contain IL sleeping rms.
with 4 baths. Settlement OF estate
brings this choice transient tourist
home on market. Reasonable offers
with substantial cash will be con-
sidered. Price asked. $4,000.
KELLEY g. BRANNER, DI. 7740,
evoS OR SO2H
Evening star., 1950-08-15

In innac. cond.; contains liv. rm,,
Separate din. rm., KIT. with table
space, 8 bedrms.; full bsmt., with
rec rm.; tile floor and barsr. gas a.-e:s
heat; beautiful cor, lot; excellent
TTTONnCTDT DADK
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ITS ACRE DAIRY FARM

81 MILES D. g,
200 acres. excellent grazing or gen.
era! farming, some good timber;
springs, streams; house is old but
has possibilities; Sl6.95O.
80 MILES D. c..
216 acres; 7-rm. house; S16.5O0.
% MILES D. c.
10O acres good productive ground:
barns. house, other farm bldSs.;
stream; S16500.
22 MILES n n
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WANTED - Garage. weN-established
auto CO. needs approx. 5000 50. #.
for repair shop or contemplated
construction on long term lease; near
Bladensburg and n. Y. ave. Box
452-R, Star.
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
(continued)
GEORGETOWN

4-unit apt. bldg, newly remodeled;
mod. kits. and baths installed last
year; new gas heating plant; excel
investment; liberal financing. WILL
LIAM CORCORAN HILL CO.. DI
1888 -17
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MONTGOMERY COUNTY
BEAUTIFUL, ESTATE

MONTGOMERY COUNTY
BEAUTIFUL ESTATE
400 beautiful rolling acres. $50 acres
in permanent pasture, Groom very
attractive. 200-year-old English
brick, country home. All completely
rebuilt and modernized. Nothing to
90 but move in. Building set back
mile from hard road. Lovely
driveway to estate. All-electric and
telephone wires underground, 2 miles
OF board fencing. large lake stocked,
ied BY SPRINGS. Center hall. mas
ter bedrooms. J. on LIST floor; very
modern equipped kitchen, lovely iiv.
Ing room with fireplace, library with
nreplace, servants quarters, home
with 4 modern baths. powder room,
Crane heating unit, attractive 2-car
garage and lovely terrace. Property
surrounded with beautiful lawns.
mowers, shrubs and shades; 3 arti-
san sparkling wells and many OUT
pulldings. all completely rebuilt: 2
very attractive tenant houses, guest
house, modernized log cabin, 200
years old: 4 rms, bath, powder
room. shower, oil heat: 4O-stancilion
dairy barns, large oank barns with
10 Stanchtons; also box stalls, at
t[actlVe calf quarters, huge machine
Snec.,. poultry houses. This at
tractiVe estate is reasonably priced.
ohm Burdoft, ColeSville, Md.
RID No. 2. Silver Spring, Nd. Cali
Ashton, Md. 3S46. -15
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LOST WEEKEND
MR.. BIG
LURIA BR(

IUhIA bHOD.
2300 Wilson Blvd. OW. $500.
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WAREHOUSES FOR SALE
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

$35 MO.-2-story brick bldg. for
rep. shop. storage, etc; rear Atlas
Theater. 1900 blk. H st. ne. Being
1911 Linda court; key at 1925.
DRURY RRLTY CORP, MI. 1000;
eyes,, WO. 1891.
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12 MILES TO CAPITOL
S10,525,

Flexible terms; 2-bedroom, yearzoIo :
frame bungalow; on large lot; nne
dry basement; convenient to stores,
school and trans. 12ll2 GranSyisW
ave silver Spring. c. NJ. JOHN
SNN Su A61S IL
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"TRIJIY"

An outstanding value on today S
market this 2-yr.-old Ice. center
hall det. Colonial brick home 10
Gated on q commanding lot OF over
u acre in exclusive ROCK Greek HIS HIS
baths, lst-fi. powder rm.. extremely
well finished recreation rm.. inclosed
living porch, huge storage attic, at
tacheds garage. Owner transferred,
must sell this property at cost i'm
mediately. Cal Call, NE; l443 sf5c1g 4nSi MN =
p;Inn;t j. WESLEY SoCAAN"N'
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INVESTMENT PROP. WANTED
PROPERTY FOR SALE

End FL, approx. 1900
50. it,. heat, layatory, Rear 1870
rst H0q qcoMMERcl2G 5s 9ET RG 2oTs geis' 1859 Mac
Arthur blvd. NV suitable stores,
used-car lot, ETC.; will rent. ME.
TRUCK GARAGE. 25x25: IS small
private garages and approx. 1000
81 th Fl St s. FEeunS ne %o RssE soae 600 S 9l9'k
2 STORES AND 6 APIS; good NV.
location; income approx. S13.500.
Call Mr.. Jolles, jr. (eves. OR. 4533D
LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g. CO., Real
tors 1416 st. NV ME; is 349o.
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NEAR BELLE HAVEN
FALLS CHURCH

Z AIIlO Oh . IOl1
Spacious English brick, bungalow on
level lot; iiv. rm.. din. rm., equipped
kit. . large bedrmS., tile bath;
stairway to end f., heated, in
sulated and 3 windows; full bsmt.
gas a.-c.h.. rec. rm. area. shower
bath. outside entrance; country at
mosphere. yet close in; GI contract
invited Exclusive with
FRED J. GEORGE,