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The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-03-30
TRUMAN INVITED TO
LABOR DAY RALLY

Fort Worth LPA) - Presiden
Truman and House Speaker San
Rayburn will be invited to address.
a. gigantic Labor Day celebration
here. Fred Bays, president of Carp
enters Local 1922, has asked al
Fort Worth labor organizations tt
participate.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-03-30
TEAMSTER FARLEY IN
CHICAGO APRIL 1920

Chicago (LPA)-About $50 per-
sons are expected to attend a meet
ing of the national trade divisions
of the International Brotherhood
OF Teamsters in Chicago at the
Palmer House April II to 20. About
dozen different divisions of the
Teamsters will be represented.
Dave Beck, executive vice presi-
dent, is in charge.
Ask for Union Labeled merchan-
disc.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-03-30
Heads AFL-CIO Summer Camp

Muskegon, Mich. OPA) Milton
l.. Anderson, former secretary OF
the Trades and Labor Council here
has been named president of the
AFL-CIO summer day camp.
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-03-30
STEELWORKERS SEND
CHRYSLER STRIKERS S1O0, 900

Milwaukee LPA)-A contribu-
tion of 100000 to striking Chry-
sler workers has just been receiv-
ed from the United Steelworkers
of America. Said Emil Macy, sec
retary-treasurer of the United
Auto Workers: ''This gift will be
distributed among the various
Chrysler local unions for direct re-
lief of striking Chrysler workers
and their families"
The potters herald. [volume] (East Liverpool, Ohio) 1899-1982, 1950-03-30

Buy Union-M Made goods from
Others as you would have them
pay Union wages unto you!
Evening star., 1950-05-05
Wonnen's Clubs
Garden Group Hears Bron1fieId;
Twentieth Century Club Elects

retary and Mrs. Dion 8. Birney,
Mrs. Howard G. Nichols, Mrs.
Wilbur La Roe, jr.. and Mrs.
Philip Sidney Smith, board
members.
Mrs. A. Leckie Cox, chairman
of the Clean City Committee Of
the clubs civics education sec
ton, presented the awards to
the top four Of the city's street
cleaners, and ash. trash and gar
bage collectors. They were in
troduced by william A. Xanten,
head of the District Sanitation
Division.
Honored were Ward A. Duckett,
street cleaning service; Clarence
Walker, garbage collecting serv-
ice: Charles G. Smith, trash coll
lecting service and James Carter.
ash collecting service.
Mr.. Xanten pointed out that
each of the winners has over 80
years service in the division. and
their combined service totaled 1913
years.
The awards have been made
annually since 1921.
The meeting was held at the
YWCA.
Evening star., 1950-05-05
Daughters to Hold
Benefit TUESDAY,

A benefit bridge party will be
given by the District Circle OF
the Daughters of Isabella Tues
day at $3.50 pm. at the Wardman
Park Hotel.
Miss Elizabeth j. Dolan, State
regent for the District of Colum-
bia, New Jersey and Virginia, is
general chairman. Committee
chairmen include Mrs. James G
Haskell, arrangements; Mrs. Johr
J. Dwyer and Mrs. May Lee Elem.
ing, prizes; Mrs. Stephen M
Stafford, surprises; Mrs. Thoma,
A. Baldwin, District circle regent
hospitality, and Mrs. James F
Hartnett, publicity.
Evening star., 1950-05-05
By Frances Kuhn

Representative Franklin D.
Roosevelt, jr., Democrat-Liberal,
of New York, said yesterday that
Americans must understand that
Israel is a sound investment for
their own country.
Speaking at the 500 minimum
gift luncheon of the District
Women's Division of the United
Jewish Appeal for Greater Wash
ington held at the Mayflower
Hotel, Mr.. Roosevelt declared that
Israel represents democracy in ac-
ton as well as in thought.
Chairman of the National
Christian Committee Of the UJA
Mr.. Roosevelt made the principal
luncheon address which was fol-
lowed by an appeal for donations
by Mrs. Richard Lawrence of New
York.
With almost 1000 women at
tending the luncheon, more than
$4,000 was raised for the drive
1--WE are trying to expand free
dom and restrain the totalitarian
forces" Representative Roosevelt
declared. There is an oppor-
tunity to have new nation help
us by extending our aid to it. AS
human beings" he added, "Ameri-
cans have always helped fight
human misery. Therefore, as
Christians or Jews, we as Ameri-
cans, through the United Jewish
Appeal. will fight for the perse-
cuted."
Representative Roosevelt said
that during his recent trip tc
Israel he was convinced that the
Arab minority had a complete
freedom of life and doesn't need
an FECP." In praise of Israel's
democratic ideals, he added face
tiously, Freedom of the press in
Israel is so complete that it is
sometimes practiced as wantonly
as it is at times here in the United
States"
Both Mr.. Roosevelt and Mrs.
Lawrence stressed the plight of
the 100000 Jews in North Africa
Evening star., 1950-05-05
Alexandra Club
.ArrunQes Tea

Prospective members of the
Alexandria Junior Woman's Clut
will be entertained at a tea to be
given from 4 to 6 pm. tomorrow
at the Cameron Mills Firehouse
Mrs. James j. Burch is chair
man of the committee in charge
of arrangements.
Hostesses will be Miss Betty
Kiger, Miss Edna Barr, Miss wilma
Blackwell, Miss Frances Dearing
and Mrs. Edward Tate.
Evening star., 1950-05-05
By Ruth Dean

Louis Bromfleld, author and
farmer, warned that continuance
of the Administrators farm price
program and deficit spending will
lead to the Nations economic
ruin, in an address yesterday be-
fore the Capital Division of the
Women's National Farm and Gar
den Association.
Mr.. Bromf1eld, who spoke at the
groups annual Spring luncheon,
held at the Shoreham Hotel, ad-
dressed an audience which in
cluded Mime. Pandit, the Indian
Ambassador, and Mrs. Charles F.
Brannan, wife of the Secretary OF
Agriculture.
Asserting that the price sup
port program was instituted for
political reasons" Mr.. Bromf1eld
declared that "for every efficient
and productive farmer, we're being
asked to support eight or nine
inefficient farmers-most of them
retired stenographers, school
teachers and business men-so
they can make a living"
At the same time, the speaker
declared that deficit spending is
depreciating the value Of Govern
ment currency and bonds. Mr.,
Bromfield noted that in the 16
years he lived abroad in countries
where there was great def1ation,
the only rich people he saw were
the farmers. Don't let anyone
sell you on the idea Government
bonds are sound investment" "
he declared. "The deeper we go
into deficit spending, the less your
bonds will be worth"
In criticizing the farm price
support program, Mr.. Bromfield
said it developed suitcase farm
ers-those that plant in the fall
and reap in the spring" "They
can do it," he remarked, because
of the price supports" Lifting OF
price supports would bring about
the economic liquidation OF these
bad farmers" Mr.. Bromf1eld
added.
The speaker suggested however
that price supports be withdrawn
gradually. "They couldn't be
drawn out overnight" he ex-
planned, "or the economy would
collapse"
Maintaining that price supports
and subsidies are only "a temper
ary solution" to the national agri-
cultural problem, Mr.. Bromfeld
declared that "the real solution
lies in a better agriculture that
can stand on its own feet" He ex-
pressed confidence this can be
achieved through application Of
scientific farming by good farm
ers."
Mr.. Bromf1eld was introduced
by Mrs. Willoughby CheSley, presl-
dent of the Capital Division.
Clean City Awards Made.
The Twentieth Century Club
made its annual presentation Of
"clean city awards" to employees
of the Division of Sanitation o1
the District Government at its
annual meeting yesterday which
also included the election of off,
GERS.
Mrs. Raleigh Gilchrist was
named president for a two-year
term to succeed Mrs. Robert S.
Townsend, who was elected to the
board.
Others voted into Office were
Mrs. William H. mclaughlin,
first vice president; Mrs. Donald
B. Clement. corresponding Sec
Evening star., 1950-05-05
Picnic Tomorrow

The JayceeS, members Of the
Washington Junior Chamber OF
Commerce, and the Jayncees
women's auxiliary of the organlza-
ton, will hold their annual picnic
at 4 pm. tomorrow at the Hillen-
dale Recreation Center. There will
be square dancing at 8 pm.
The Jayncees will hold theh
monthly meeting on Wednesday
night at the American Security
and Trust Building, when winners
of the recent membership drive
will be announced.
Evening star., 1950-05-05
Modern
Marriage
Mans First Aim
Is to Make Wife
Feel Secure
By Dr.. Paul Popenoe

Mr.. @. ought to have known
better: but he's just now begin
ming to learn. He seems to be sur
prised that his wife Is jealous.
We're in our second year Of
marriage" he writes. land getting
along pretty well. If it weren't for
my wife's childish jealousy. She
seems to be watching me all the
time. and is always ready to criti-
cize my behavior. For instance,
she sulks when ] call other women
darling" Why DR.. Popenoe, in
the crowd I have gone with. it
doesn't mean any more to be call
ed darling than it does to be
called colonel" in Mississippi, or
to be called honorable" at a po-
litical convention.
If praise another woman, tell
her how beautiful she is or how
stunningly she is dressed. my wife
takes it as a personal affront
Apparently she thinks a married
man should not admire any
woman except his wife! But, DR..
Popenoe, my wife isn't the only
woman in the world!"
Then you'd better make her
so, and speedily, Mr.. O., at least
so far as your own world is con-
cerned."
Your first job is to make your
wife feel secure. and if you can do
this by such a trivial procedure
as not calling other women "dar-
ling" in front of her. you are get
ting of easily. It's about time for
you to learn a little self control,
Mr.. @.
One of the ways in which you
will have to exercise this is to stop
praising other women to your wife.
If some other woman is stunningly
dressed, let her own husband tell
her so. Your job is to make your
wife feel glad she married you.
Evening star., 1950-05-05
500 Gift Luncheon Held

who are dependent on aid from
IUJA.
Honor guests at the luncheon
included Mrs. J. Borden Harri-
man, chairman of the Women's S
Division of the National Christian
Committee: Mrs. Eliahu Elath, wife
of the Ambassador of Israel, and
officials of local Jewish women's
organizations. Mrs. Estelle Kauf-
mann was the luncheon chairman,
assisted by Mrs. Alexander Has
san.
Evening star., 1950-05-05
Benefit Tonidht

A benefit card party and bake
sale will be held at 8 o'clock to-
night at the Oakton School under
auspices of the Business and Pro-
feSSional Women's Club.
Evening star., 1950-05-05

LEADERS AT UNITED JEWISH APPEAL LUNCHEON.
Representative Franklin D. Roosevelt jry discusses the
United Je,Dsh Appeal dve ith Mrs Ehahu Eath e oife
of the Israeli Ambassador and Mrs Cecil D. Kaufman, chair
of the Wonaa Division OF the 1850 United JeDSh Appeal
Greater Washington at the 500 minimum gift luncheon held
yesterday at the Mayoe Hotel More than 10000 raised
for IVA at the luncheon. Star staff Photo
Evening star., 1950-05-05

DR.. Popenoe will answer without
tionships. With your letter, addressed TO
DR.. Paul Popenoe, in care Of The Star.
inclose self addressed, stamped en-.
Evening star., 1950-02-19

FURNISHED OFFICE SUITE-~ExceI
IoGatlon, established mfrs. agent
will share all or part. MA, S16S
Evening star., 1950-02-19
FARMS FOR SALE

CuLPEPER COUNTY, "a miles
Washington. D. CT 125-acre farm
with incomplete 3o-cow dairy barn,
country e,amy store building, gas station,
REAL Estate Taaasa' AGaNcY, GeiaSieSg ses WAHGH HetI
Bank BLDG. Phone $500 day; 1852
FREDERICK CoUNTY dairy
Tar farms, 5. So $4,000 each with Washing
both have ise. bank barns bni, With
Stanchions and box stalls. lge. silos,
100 acres and other 175 acres; both
have all other necessary outbldgs.
each has S-sm. house, land on both
ael aent ihneT aow cultlvasion; III no Toods both
DoET. colesSille.' Ma, Id K. RofN F. D sqK. No
Nd n si5yer aSae Spring Md. Call Ashton
s9o-AcRE, 1s-stanchion dairy far farm,
howard Co.-150 acres under cul-
Woodland, Lovely 6-rm. country
home with all necessary outbIdgs.
on good road Will include groWjna
crop for quick sale. Price, $50, 900;
1mmed; poss, JOHN BURDOFT,
SSSSlhesvihe' Md, call Ashton, Nd.
$500 DOWN. $40 MO. buys VS. for
young and saw timber; shabby old
Groom dwelling, good metal roof,
Dig replace good barn and rich
sou, son; you , can make living on;
~, - miles IL west of Richmond, Va
A BARGAIN-Ieo-acre stock farm
In Olney area. Land all in grass,
very productive, well fenced, ;
sure streams; M lovely view; easy terms;
Colesville. GSto Md, call Ashton, Md
REMINGTON, garage, 5 r., ell; E2s g.
900: 3 bedrooms, 8 r.. ell, orch. !;
S5,500; 3 f.. 30 a., level, barn.
fruit; lo 81 800 go Hilltop, 8 r., spring,
good farm; ''5 $1,000. Stock Il farm. fi axs xss
grass; $4,000. Store, 3 a., ei'
spring; $4,000. A a., 5 r., barn
creek; $4,000, 329 a., 300 timber,
grav; I'd; $4,000. B. F. PERRoW.
ORCHARD FARM, asa acres, 2ss in
house. tenant houses, barns. pack
ing house; with equipment. S35, 900;
terms. p. M. BROWNING. Broker,
.ElI1T9riI Grlps1sT Va IhS Jchn \ Hit; associate
$3.50 $4,000 for general farm ar Ia ~; Gettys-
gray stone mansion, fine cond.: :
rms. 2 spacious, porches; beauti-
fully Handicapped: barn 4OxSO, silo,
dbl. garage, 2 poultry houses. other
bldgs.; 63 acres, SO tillable; fruit
Sfeh1rs5 ao: fas oTRsF WEST must n issT!ss pSHaM
Fairfield rd.. Gettysburg, Pa. Bar
ADAMS co., PA.-11s acres, State
hwy. 1874; 51a miles so. Gettysburg,
| blk. to church. school bus; 9-rm.
brk. house, excel. cond., cannot du-
pllcate today for price of farm; cleo.
all bldgS., lge. barn, dble. corn
crib, chicken houses, hog house,
other bldgs.; S11,500. Call 81.
isseAcRE LoUDoUN co. stock farm,
30 mi. D., c.. mi. Pleasant Valley;
good road; pretty, 5-rm and bath
places, basement old barn; very
price. $4,000. $4,000 cash. good
this attractive property. RALPH
A. .STYER, Realtor. Route so, Pleas
ant Valley, Va. Phone Arcola 5145
VIRGINIA FARMS-Four rooms, one
acre, mountain. $4,000; old house.
125 acres, S1O,500; old modern
brick house. la acres, S27, 800; log
cabin. mountains, $4,000. De Soto
Plymouth agency, Loudoun County;
farms NJ s.1 Tenssers @ rsttrsment H,I !, pl.ss,
Err. Realtor. Lovettsville, 2722. I2s
GOOD LARGE S-rm. house, cleo,
well. barn, acres. on q. s. No. 80.
dn... $50 mo. WILLIAM A. COOKE,
Louisa. Va.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
MASON HIRST
TIDEWATER
SOUTHERN MARYLAND

/. 204 acres 6-room home, Broom
home. 2 tobacco barns; near Pa
tuxent River. 40 miles D. c.; large
streams; good tenant; immediate
possession; $3.50.
2. st. Marys County, 200 acres g.
room Colonial home. needs repairs:
barn, large stream. timber: on paved
road: As miles D. c.: immediate
possession; $4,000.
3. $50 acres, 10-room Colonial home.
2 farm houses. tobacco barns: on
2 paved roads; near Chesapeake Bay,
81 miles D. c.; ideal tobacco, live
stock, grain farm; immediate pos
session; liberal mortgage; $4,000
4. Chesapeake Bay, 107 acres, y
mile waterfront, wide sandy beach !;
modern Groom home. tenant house,
3 barns. stable, poultry houses; oc-
cupied by good tenant; all modern
farm equipment; 3S miles D. C
5. so acres, on paved road; large
timber, streams: 40 miles D. c.; i'm
mediate possession; S3,250
Many other desirable farms, water
fronts. Send your requirements
Inspection by appointment. See ad
-Waterfronts For Sale.
CALVERT REALTY AGENCY,
Opposite Courthouse. Prince
Frederick, Md
Telephone Jos or 93-J.
Open SUNDAY.
Evening star., 1950-02-19
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR sALl

SELBY- -THE-BAY. mi. from
Annapolis; beautiful summer home,
completely furn.. Has u acre ground
open porch with all copper screen
ing; ,flrst fl. plan; lge. ltv. rm. with
frepl. and wood beams, kit. with
elec. stove and 50-gal elec. hot
water heater, bath, dining ,rm.. 2
children or guests. A real home in
perfect cond. Daytime call, 10.
3-4441: Sun. or ewes, EN-, s973.
BAY FRONT. year around cottage,
furn, includes gas range. refgr., oil
heat; IS mi. to D. c., $3.50 COM
plfts. Cal North Beach 4421: 49,
MAKE AN OFFER. Waterfront to-
bacco farm; ,55 acres, large 4 bedrm.
places; tenant house, large tobacco
barn: dock and beautiful bay view:
80 miles D. C. on State road. Ask
ing price $4,000, lst mortgage est.
so,sI, S1s;9o9; B9y 4 a2a,X Star; ,,r lie .n
-All-year 5 bedrms., bath, equip.
kit, din. rm,, liv. rm., large porches;
fully furnished and equipped with
auto. heat; large secluded water
front, excellent boating, fishing,
grabbing and swimming. $4,000.
421-X, Star. 10
LONG BEACH-Lge. 4-bedrm. house
overlooking Chesapeake Bay. Very
lge: lot with stately, oaks; studio
living rin., rec. rm., stone flreplaces,
Ia baths. lge.. kit. Army oficer
owner, says TO take any reasonable
price or terms. To inspect; Drive 3
Solomon's Island rd., turn left at
St. Leonard and follow Long Beach
Signs to office on Bay. Mail address.
NJ. E. ROCKHILL, INC, st. Leonard,
SOUTH RIVER PARK-very Ige. lot
with, waterfront lot, liv. rm.,. with
occupancy; bus service; $500. Box
BAY RIDGE. on Bay Drive-All-
year home, liv.. rm.. 3 bdrms, ,
satbs bargas fs p9a p1Fshei Box veT9 6sY gs s9T s
CHESAPEAKE BAY, shadyside, Nd.
Attrac. 5-rm. cottage, ami sell,
rent or exchange for acreage.
IDEAL RETIREMENT HOME Re
stored old house with three rooms.
plus small bedroom, half bath, large
concrete foored screened porch, at
tached garage downstairs; two rooms
and bath upstairs; much shrubbery.
excellent harbor, oyster ground: sew
en- tillable acres and one acre wooded
island. Very. near Chesapeake Bay;
145 miles from Washington. S15.-
500. CAPT. H. c. robson. U. S.
n. (RetD, Real Estate, Whitestone,
Va. Phone Irvington 4-2190.
BEAUTIFUL COTTAGE on Town
Greek in St. Mary's County: three
bedrooms, large living room, dining
room, kitchen and bath; four lots.
new dock, oyster bed: ideal for Ash
ing and grabbing. 1t is the kind
of home you would enjoy for either
summer or year-round living Price,
50, 800. Address P. o. Box 25,
Lexington Park, Md.
DEALE, Md acres. 3Oo-ft. water.
front; fine all-vear home; large liv.
rm;. din. rm,. 4 bedrms;, mod. kit.
and bath; all furn.; fruit trees. fine
vegetable garden, good soil, pier Man
can make living on this place.
Priced for quick sale. S1S,500, and
terms. Box 455-T, Star.
WATERFRONT ESTATE - sOO-foot
beautiful waterfront: 6 acres. or
chard, fowl and grasing: overlooking
4 bodies of water; Dutch rambler,
fully equipped, guest house. garage,
other outbuildings. All in beautiful
lawns and shrubs; S33,50O, est.
mortgages 100000, bal. down pay
ment. Box ASK, Star. 10
COLONIAL BEACH lots, 5Ox150, I
block from water. Desirable section.
Reasonable. Call GIL. 01S4.
10
Evening star., 1950-02-19
LOTS WANTED

BUILDER REQUIRES from 3 to 30
lots in D. c.. zoned detached or
semidetached, ready for immediate
construction. RE. Gill or TU. 4306.
NV, suitable for one-family house;
private party. Phone CO. 1858.
TO BUY OR SELL LOTS or acreage
in Falls Church or Fairfax Co., call
ARFAX REALTY, FA. 1850. 10
AT ONCE-Row or semidetached lots
in D. G. Will pay cash. White sec
ton. Give. price, location. Builder,
P: o. Box 5597, D. C.,16.
LOTS in D. c.. for semidetached
houses; HAMILTON coNsT. CO.,
Evening star., 1950-02-19
FARMS WANTED

SMALL FARM or acreage in Va, near
Route 7. Give full particulars. Pri-
yate party, H. WOTDKE. 212 No.
Wakefield St, Arlington, Va l9'
WANTED TO RENT, large farm, suit
able Tor dairy farming. Box AK,
Star
WANTED TO RENT. lease, purchase,
stock or dairy farm. Moderate price.
Useable bldgS. and road. Princi-
pals only Box 444-X, Star
FARMS, any size. also acreage, must
be cheap. Write 1880 Burke st. Sc.
WASHINGTON. D C
Evening star., 1950-02-19
FARMS FOR SALE

Al Fruit Farm; Equipt.
Considered one of the finest orchards
in Penna,, right in famous fruit
belt; trees are well cared for and
in prime condition; 1876 acres, ap-
prox. 1,S00 peach, 1,50O cherry, 80
apple trees, all best commercial
peach trees, valuable spruce and
Scotch pine trees; depot village
handy; good bldgs.. handsome resi-
dence. 8 rms. and bath. furnace.
elec.,, phone, gravity spring water
and large porch, beautiful view; 3Ox
90 barn. etc. Owner leaving for
foreign service sacrifices at S25, 600
and includes tractor, truck, sprayer,
etc, etc; terms. Bargain list free.
STROUT REALTY, c. A. Heiges, r.
z B.. l27 Buford ave, Gettysburg,
Evening star., 1950-02-19
ACREAGE FOR SALE

I01s ACRES in Arling ton: wooded,
rolling. "a miles from Key Bridge,
fronting $50 it. on Lorcum lane,
adj, Riyerwood; sewer in and water
avail. $1,000 per acre. TIE. 1886.
300 ACRES near Potomac, Md
Ideal for subdividing into to 5
acre tracts, 100000. COFFMAN
REALTY CO.. Realtor. SH. 4123.
20 ACRES, good stream, mr.. Indian
Head I'd. IL mi. D. c.; bargain at
S115 per acre: terms. JAMES g.
MAHONEY, HU. $40, TU. 3693.
FAIRFAX co. = Acre tracts. l mi
from court house, some wooded,
$3.50 ND. FA. S442. -' al =:
Evening star., 1950-02-19
DEALE, MD,
ST. MARY'S
ON THE PATUXENT

Preseason showing. Cottage sites
and acreage tracts on and near the
beautiful Patuxent River. Only l
hours drive from D. C. Year-around
roads and electricity in. Many
homes already built Terms rs low
as S2950 down, $40 monthly. Di-
rections: Out Pennsylvania ave. Sc.
to Branch ave-, right on Branch
md. Route No. 81 to Waldorf, left
at stop light 1S mi. to Guys Cor
Beach sign. N. C. HINES d SON,
Sales Agent. OK. 1860 (week dayD.
Evening star., 1950-02-19

110 A., IMPROVED with an s-roon
frame dwelling, electricity, phone
and plumbing, large barn and many
beautiful oaks, abundance of water
good barn; 8 a.. timber, balance
D. C.; price. S10,500; ST 300 cash
balance like rent: possession April |
50 a, 2 miles of Route 24O, in Sugar
Loaf Mt. area: large, full basement
Groom house. electricity and fur
mace, new barn and many outbuild-
school bus by door. 2 streams; Is a
S11. 900, terms.
$50 a., Sugar Loaf Mt. area, huge
pre-civil War -structually sound
brick mansion. II rooms, 4 fire.
places, no improvements, large base
implement shed. 3 streams. pond,
40 a. timber, 40 a. permanent pas
fuae; fuaet dso "a a tillable; 1-mile road
cenl.,o Sgi ,15e: s:.nt half cash. Exclusive:
rooms, located on beautiful acres
having frontage on 3 hard-surface
roads. adjacent to 2 physicians: Just
the spot for touch of suburban yet
remote enough to be rural; IS miles
D. c.; price, S25 900, terms; shown
by appointment only.
534 a.. fronting on river road and
having a hard-surface road running
through entire farm; improved with
z good 6-room house and > tenant
houses, good barn. 2 hay barracks,
GOOD boundry fence, 3 streams
much blue grass; % miles D. C.;
price, $4,000. terms.
235-a. dairy farm. Etchison Sunshine
area, having a 212-story, S-room
modern main dwelling. 5-room mod :
ern manager's home, superior 40
house, wagon shed. poultry houses,
water in fields: 30 a. blue grass, 40
a, alfalfa, ! s timber: 2 streams; 20
miles D. C.; price. S35, 900. third
cash. Call Charles H. Jamison,
Poolesville 2016. with
SAMl1El. 4 RG(,I EX