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Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-11

from a youngster who had repeat
eddy asked his pop for more money
to spend and was told to fuse the
money | gave you" Said Junior,
Daddy, you are wrong. You can't
use the same money over and
over"
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-11
Nightly Sermons at
Flower Hill Church
To Run Next Week

The Rev. Arthur L. Warner of
the Flower Hill Church of the
Brethren is preaching series of
nightly evangelistic sermons which
will continue through next week.
On Sunday morning, October IA,
his subject will be "The Price of
Christianity"
The Sunday evening service will
be especially for service men and
veterans. A veteran of World War
|, Mr.. Warner has served as Vir-
ginia State Chaplain of the Ameri-
can Legion and as president of the
Homer Hughes Chapter of the Vet
Grams of the Rainbow Division. He
invites veterans of all wars to at
tend the services Sunday evening.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-11
NeiU Streamlined SafeaUay
Opens in Gaithersburg

door prize tickets were given out
by members of the Ladies' Aux
iliary of the Gaithersburg- Wash
ington Grove Fire Department ev-
cry day until October 6 when the
lucky names were drawn.
Winner of the first prize, a G.
e. deep freeze, was Bruce Main
hart of Gaithersburg. Second
prize was a G. E. roster oven, and
was won by R. C. Haskell Of
Washington Grove. Third, fourth
and fifth prizes were G. f. clock
radios and were won by Mrs. Geo.
Otte, Mrs. Herbert Heflin and W.
R. Nelson, all of Gaithersburg.
Gaithersburg is proud of it's
new store and wishes Mr.. Magru-
der success.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-11
Grand Old Lady of
Politics Dies at 70
Dayton Photo

Miss Lillian Rebecca Forwood,
vice chairman of the Maryland
Democratic State Central Commit
tee, died at her Bel Air home on
Saturday. She was 70 years old.
Miss Forwood, in 1900, became
the first woman to represent Mary
land at a National Democratic
Party convention. She was an ac-
tive opponent of the Prohibition
amendment and belonged to the
Colonial Danes, the Daughters of
the American Revolution, and the
Federation of Catholic Alumnae.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-11
Olney HOmemakers
Hold Meeting at
Home of Mrs. Craven

The Olney Homemakers' Club
met on September 26 at the home
of Mrs. Harry Craven. Mrs. Wal
lace Cashell and Mrs. Robert Cra-
yer served as assistant hostesses. e
Mrs. James Botteril gave a talk
on detergents and Mrs. Larry
Martin, chairman of the scholar
ship fund at Sherwood High
School discussed presentation of
two scholarship gifts.
The Club voted $40 to the fund
this year.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-11

Ponies We'd with jeeps for the
affection and interests of the small
fry and Mrs. Charles Savage and
John Cave, son of Col. and Mrs. j.
W. Cave, kept the Savage jeep
rolling on rides-for-the kids.
Among the many colorful activi-
ties of the Festival were the fabu-
lous fortunes told the youngsters
by Mrs. Lucy Barnsley, and the
wagon rides, with Mary Ann Nc
Nayr and Carol Waller of Rock
vile, and Becky Packard of Tako-
ma Park, dressed as clowns and
serving as chief wagon pullers.
Little Chris Toby, all dressed up
in chefs hat, was the persuasive
salesman for his mothers Swedish
pastries and Connie and Conrad
Mills of Gaithersburg furnished
the music for the children's Pa
rade.
The fabulous doll, given by Mrs.
o. C. Douglas, William Long and
Eugene Sullivan, was won by
Patty Parker of Bethesda. Patty
was also feet-of- foot and won sew
eral of the featured races.
Best quote of the show came
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-11
Red Cross Open House

The Montgomery County Red
Cross will hold Open House on
Friday, October IL, from 1880 to
$3.50 pm, at its new headquarters,
1906 East-West Highway.
Chairmen of all Red Cross Com
mittees will be on hand to explain
the work of the organization in
Montgomery County.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-11
Rev. Crowley Guest
Of Baptist Church
Sunday Night

The Rev. and Mrs. Robert Crow
ley will be present at the Baptist
Church in Rockville on Sunday
evening to assist with the Young
Peoples Services and to lead the
singing.
Mrs. Crowley is an accomplish
ed pianist and Rev. Crowley is the
son of Evangelist Bill Crowley.
Montgomery County sentinel. [volume] (Rockville, Md.) 1855-1974, 1951-10-11
Digest of State Budget
Available Upon Request

The State Department of Bud
get and Procurement has recently
issued a 238-page digest of Gov
crnor McKeldin's Hold the-Li
State budget, which went into eff
feet on July l for the fiscal year
1852.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27

LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK
THE LINCOLN NATIONAL BANK
McLACHLEN BANKING CORPORATION
THE MUNsEY TRUST COMPANY
THE NATIONAL BANK OF WASHINGTON
THE NATIONAL CAPITAL BANK
THE NATIONAL METROPOLITAN BANK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27

AMERICAN SECURITY q TRUST COMPANY
ANACOSTIA NATIONAL BANK
BANK OF COMMERCE & SAVINGS
THE CITY BANK
HAMILTON NATIONAL BANK
INDUSTRIAL BANK
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27

NATIONAL SAVINGS AND TRUST COMPANY
THE RIGGS NATIONAL BANK
THE SECOND NATIONAL BANK
SECURITY BANK
UNION TRUST COMPANY
THE WASHINGTON LOAN & TRUST COMPANY
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27
Pledge Support to The "Prqgram
for Voluntary Credit Restraint"
authorized BY the Defense Production Act Of 1850

At a meeting of the Washington, D. c.
Clearing House Association held on
Monday, May II, 1851, the following
resolution sVas unanimously adopted:
WHEREAS, the President of the United
States has delegated to the Board of Gov
ernors of the Federal Reserve System his
authority under the provisions of the Defense
Production Act of 1850 to encourage fnan-
cling institutions to enter into voluntary
agreements and programs TO restrain credit
which will further the detectives of that Act;
WHEREAS, the Board of Governors of the
Federal Reserve System, in consultation with
representatives of the financial community,
has developed Program for Voluntary
Credit Restraint and has requested banks and
other lending agencies throughout the United
States to act in accordance with the provi-
sions of this Program;
WHEREAS, the Board of Governors of the
Federal Reserve System has appointed a
National Voluntary Credit Restraint Com
mittee which, in turn, has appointed regional
subcommittee for each Federal Reserve Dis
trict;
NOW, THEREFORE, BE IT RESOLVED,
that all member and associate member banks
of the Washington, D. c. Clearing House
Association are requested to pledge their
support to the Program for Voluntary Credit
Restraint and to agree to comply to the
fullest extent with the principles and policies
set forth in that program, in order to combat
imitation and thereby strengthen and stabilize
the economy of the country;
AND FURTHER RESOLVED, that the
Chairman of the Association be and hereby
is authorized to communicate this resolution
to the Voluntary Credit Restraint Committee"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27

The Board of Governors of the Federal
Reserve System has requested all financing
institutions in the United States, including all
banks, life insurance companies, and invest
ment bankers, to act in accordance with its
Program for Voluntary Credit Restraint"
and has established Voluntary Credit Re-
seraint Committee, and regional subcom-
mitee for the Fifth Federal Reserve District.
p ss1. lE ri atss rgia
The Statement of Principles contained in
the Program provides:
SIT shall be the purpose Of financing institu.
lions to extend credit in such way as to
help maintain and increase the strength OF
the domestic economy through the restraint
of infationary tendencies and at the same
time to help finance the defense program
and the essential needs of agriculture, in.
dustry and commerce -.
Cooperation with this. program of credit
restraint makes it increasingly necessary for
financing institutions to screen loan apPlica-
tons on the basis Of their purpose, in add.
ton to the usual tests of credit worthiness.
The criterion for sound lending in period
of inAationary danger boils down to the
following: Does it commensurately increase
OF maintain production. processing and dis
tribution of essential goods and services?"
The Program states that the following
types of loans are proper:
81. Loans for defense production, direct or
indirect, including fuel, power and transPor-
tation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27

H. Loans for the production, processing and
orderly distribution of agricultural and other
staple products, including export and import
as well as domestic, and of goods and services
supplying the essential day-to-day needs of
the country.
g. Loans to augment working capital where
higher wages and prices Of materials make
such loans necessary to sustain essential pro-
duction, processing or distribution services.
n. Loans to securities dealers in the normal
conduct of their business or to them or others
incidental to the Aotation and distribution of
securities where the money is being raised
for any Of the foregoing purposes"
The Program states that, in general,
financing institutions should not make
the following types of loans under
present conditions:
II. Loans to retire or acquire corporate
equities in the hands Of the public, including
loans for the acquisition of existing COM
panies or plants where no overall increases
of production would result
y. Loans for speculative investments OF
purchases. The first test Of speculation is
whether the purchase is for any purpose
other than use or distribution in the normal
course of the borrowers business The second
test is whether the amounts involved are
disproportionate to the borrowers normal
business operations. This would include
speculative expansion of real estate holdings
or plant facilities as well as speculative
accumulation of inventories in expectation
of resale instead of use"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1951-05-27

be tgs A nbkd Tvm dr Is ppuph o nhm
mny nd hen ihdh nyhgy federal gns aypads
L awpi and h ho rhy omhm factors T be gnowyd
wild at Ne pnpph We roper p h will nqid "a
Evening star., 1951-02-26
The American Trailer Co.
Presents These Bargains

194S Fleetcraft 19-ft.; bottle gas
stove. dinette, new paint. sleeps 4;
. real buy at $3.50.
1945 Alma 25-ft.; bottle gas stove;
Venetian blinds; low down payment
and less than S45 mo. buys this
1910 schult Aristocrat 27-ft.. tandem
wheels. elec. refgr., bottle gas stove,
h.-w heater, stainless steel shower;
sleeps 4 ready to 60 at S1.45O.
1849 Cozy Home, 23-ft.; new paint,
eiec. refgr., bottle gas stove; built
In baby crib. This Is q real coy
home and goes this week for S4s5
194s American, 2s-ft.; .elec. refsr.,
bottle gas stove. h.-w. heater. This
trailer has . 14-ft. liv. rm. and is
one Of the best buys on the East
Coast. Less than $50 mo. viii buy
this one.
We believe We have the best selec-
assembled M on am any sale sales lot; sS over 80 SO
used trailers to select from, many
different makes and models Of new
trailers, including Sparton, Ameri-
can. Travelo. Howard. Palace, Win.
dale, Vagabond. Richardson. Travel
lite. Trotwood. Victor, Koxykoach and
others. Our sales lots are located OF
Branch Lots
Berwyn, Nd. TO. 5035.
1744 Richmond hwy. Alex. Va,
TIE. 1920.
Oak Grove Trailer CT. 4h mi. so
Alexandria on q. Q. No. /. Ov. 2s01
Patuxent River. Nd. Great Mills
Ask our salesmen about our low
down payment and easy finance
plan All lots open 8 TO 8 weekdays
and Sundays.
MAIN OFFICE
American Trailer Co.
1890 wis. Ave. NV. WO. 1881.
Evening star., 1951-02-26
STORES FOR RENT

GOING IN BUSINESS IN ARL.? Loca-
and Lee hiRhway available. Call oW.
Mss9sARD3 s29S fa3s; MsoaRu6Es on SER asss syss vii:
Incl. heat. Mr.. DAVID, TX. $500.
pSwrrows sS: sss.asb,. eosSEs 10th q, ,,s5s sna
B. isovssIp es MR efs surLER aHsifsls Sf lsS5 AgE5
esn9sf Pss a. rsproof; desf sesRfD1aef aoE
@sa sfEyass su'fnsbs ss~.y oaSs SWREss
saALI ekj aaaa CORNER sroeE-Nr. ssth
ard an Penn ave We, se;; IIvr15ss S115 mo; op Gsll
sEAERas SlsS LeCxT1oNs eSss AR Ss2a Suitable tor
installment furniture business, hard.
ware store or wholesale distributor.
Call ]. n. Knox. ONCE Of RoBERT
" sssA5n SAVAGE Union Trust slds'
sss4H sH uPsHiUR uIPPssHHiUR ST. N.w.-store and
apsrtmert sYshilaDle ertIr for 4mediase
. AGE, AGE 514 Union Trust Bldg. Ma.
GROCERY STORE. with apt. o above.
44th and Dean ave. me-: immediate
for 33 yrs. OR. 4419. before IL
Am: or after 9 pm: -26
shop; bus stop at door. buses loading
and unloading every min: Arm.
apt. above; lease or sale. ST. 1903.
Hath ST. Mr.. PARK RID. N.w.-De-
strable location for dress shop, mil
Hnery, florists: Or any retail bust
HYATTSvILLE-Sto or office, $40
mo-; includes heat. ERWIN REALTY
CO., HY. 0334. Us
TAKOMA PARK-Grocery store FIX
lures for sale or lease; store for
lease. Call 81. 1881. -27
Evening star., 1951-02-26
rRAlLERS

TRAILER, 1949 M-systen. 251a-ft.
excel. cond.; S1,s95. CHI. 5000. Ext.
4141. evenings only. -26
aEETER TRAILER SALES Herwyn
now has lge display Of poth new
and used trailers: very good assort-
ment; clean USED trailers ranging
in size from lS 20 80 n priced
from $500 to So 76O terms TO 4
yrs Phoue TO. gill
1850 ZIMMER, "a IT., sleeps 6; fully
equip; same condition as new. but
cheaper. Ii. 5-67O0. Ext. 423l6.
HOUSE TRAILER. ie4a vindale, a5-
it.; complete with toilet, shower,
elec. refgr. Price includes new avn
ings: reas. Can be seen at space
TIA nightingale Trailer Court, 8
mi. .. OF Alex. Va. Rt. /. --26
UTIL. TRAILER. good tires; ress.
All day Sat, Sun. wkdays after
$40. $40 Northampton dr., Silver
SprinR Md -27
Evening star., 1951-02-26
AUToMoTivE MISCELLANEOUS

REBUILT MOTORs-Re-
new the. life Of your car. almost
roiet, Dodge. Plymouth. % Buick,
Chrysler. De Soto, Olds. Pontiac,
Studebaker Champion and Willys
Terms as low as 81 monthly IE-
stallation can be arraneed. MONT
GOMERY WARD. Alex. Va. AL.
Evening star., 1951-02-26
TRUCKS FOR SALE Cont

STUDEBAKER 194S 1-ton pickup.
like new; never used commercially: !:
drtx driven only ynr,os 1900 niles heavy
transmission, grill guard, heater;
sss5. Cali MIR. BISHOP. AP. 300.
FORD 1887 s.-ton panel body: fairly
new motor. excellent mech, condi-
priee 1e 'sfs si55 DasseS aAaoNEY EYps0sstsGn WAnh
PAPER GO. ss4 Penna. ave. Sc,
cHEyRoI2T tE foI2g; ls4s 1-ton stake; e excel
sSa sSad cHEvY eaAsE srRs GF rsss eo
FORD 194l dump truck; good work
ing condition. good rubber. passed
cHfVy esifRf eHAsE MoTeR MeosTpsssi9s 60, fsss fse
CHEVROLET ,ia46 Moton panel: re-
conditioned and suaranteed. This
many months Of dependable service.
$S95. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO.,
INC, 7f@5 Wis. ave. OIL. 800.
sTUDEBAKER 1850 A-ton pickup,
new condition; 5000 mi. Best cash
offer. Can be seen at Sinclair serv-
ice station on, cor. Baltimore hwy.
wEL7s aad SslTsa sas sa ssassD; Dsns sc recent
new recaps; tight body; I-owner
driven; excel. buy at ST00. To see
eall TR. S766; after z pm, AP.
INTERNATIONAL 1e4s A-ton pick
new paint Job: terms or trade,
Ss45. CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO..
INC, T725 Wis. ave, OIL. 61O0. -27
FORD 1947 stake body: canvass COW
cred. Very good condition; S795.
Call FA.. 4S31 for appt. or can be
seen 1908 N. Glebe rd,, Arl.. be-
Evening star., 1951-02-26
TRUCKS FOR SALE

DODGE l1a-ton stake body truck;
- wheels; 1st-class cond. IA.
{ IL n oLET 194s h-ton pickup; 1
oM low mileage; looks like new;
esHR sHRsE q MoTok !roas ,co, ysoi INC. AEy5 sb
NTERNA .IONAL 1888 A-ton panel:
good cond.; excel. rubber; S195 or
best offer. Wo. 1888 or WI. $3.50.
CHEVROLET 1e49 1o-wheel stake
body 6.400, 2-turn truck; r. and h;
24-ft. body; brand-new tires; low
mileage; $500. Lu. k.6012. --26
Evening star., 1951-02-26
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS FOR RENT

Alk CONDITlONEU. nre-proof Gen.
rSsy poste suains Munspa al 6onrs Sen e. nv eees
available in single units or suites Of
2 to 8 rooms. Single rooms az low
as S4S per mo-; parking space avail
able. THOMAS j. FISHER g. CO..
INC. 73S 18th st. NV. DI. $3.50.
sth AND K SITS. NV. te2s 5th st.,
One large room containing 1880 50.
IT.; ideal for ONCE. jobber or dis
tributor.. heat, light and .janitor
srevice furnished; freight elevator.
THOMAS J. FISHER & Co. INC.
rwo 1Ssf PafvaTR a RG ofF2cE II Peg ICONS and
services furn.; End floor. facing
street a1l 18th St NV.
10I7 18th ST. NV. tnear Z st)-
once roo rooms s: s25 III, up. incl; gtlI.; conv.
oNE oSHSnTSSn To f1SE Sfa'1so Roos Sss1 eonnec.ins
professional ONCE: located in one
Of Conn. aves. best apt. houses at
PpGaWay st. ,n9e1.t3an ear Uptown esI theitrs Ms
EVANS BUiIDiNG. 1920 New Yora
ave. n.w.-Available immediately:
desirable rooms to meet your re-
s,,i,s suiremssnsss s1s .,y PENN y, PROPERTIES
cRraRkE, eRRTSf; 4sa %E 81 sos5 f. vacant; Mr.
GA. AVE. AND REMEDY SITS, NV.
.p,s%l W i9sl 81 81 NJ utilities RA s.ooa oaoo
Seston S tic ri B. Zee s. AREisos RfEiiz1s e. geo obs
DESK SPACE or private once with
public stenographer service; AMMAN
dale. Va. FA. 1894 after IL pm.
GROUND FLOOR OFFICE, light on
4 sides; well heated. 1871 K st.
paoCCTioRRse.e aCiReeni nAirrENrroN-17os <. I.
ave. NV; street-level apt. 1-5 lge.
rms; new and attr: Inspect 8 to 4
nUSNhSwS GsskdsSS or call n.,ls st. 1903. 49, .S7
open space. modernistic. ideal fori
organization. ELLIS. ME. 1171.
5-ROOM SUITE. nicely decorated;
fuorescent lights. tile floor. closets.
running water: 18th and New York
dsy ddssy through Friday 10 til 6. SA.
UPPER 14th sT.-Professional. Com
bldg; excel. location; large rms. ali
pyHt.; 1Tas reas rent rent AIS Also smaller otsce.
BOND BLDG.. 14o4 N n Y. ave. nv
Several choice rms. avail soon;
suites from IA rms. KASS- BERGER,
INC, EN-. 500.
3 ROOMS lover store) suitable for
ONCE Or studio. 3159 Mt. Pleasant
2. 81 rossiBhY osS 117? :, RMs.. 15x1s. s in es-
tablished law Offices, 18th St., south
of K NV; space for stenographer
use of large reception room and
library. some suitable furniture;
share actual expense Of rent. recep-
ZIONIST and telephone amounting to
about S140 month per room. Box
oFFICE, newly redecorated. large. in
desirable downtown location; avail:
able for immediate occupancy; 2
attractive rooms. THOMAS J.
FISHER q GO. INC" 73s 18th st.
es5 s;Si 81; ST. S.W.-oDposite NV Hecht SS Co.
Single rooms available at reasonable
rates for law offices, business repre-
1os sensatives' 'v,ssvp stcs; eleyator % seryies
18th st. NV. DI. $3.50. -26
D0CToR's oFFICE-4,room suite,
yEY. INC, Agent, 912 18th st. +; W..
rio 14th ST. N.w.-Modern elevator
ofhce bldg. 2-rm. suites, S75 up.
Ideal front once space. co. o92o.
4 5iss INQUIRE End sd''f F m fss"5 fssa ~ F.
psosiWN;TTowN % WPN;TTowN Air cond., -oS Once
suites. 2 baths, plus lge. rm. OF
eo4 pQe 81 g. II fSwcN Gan Ma iarss soge; room, MS TO,
APosToLIDEs REALTY CO. Re
1924 or RA, 1890 -SS
Evening star., 1951-02-26
OFFICES 8 STUDIOS WANTED
FARMS

50 ACRES, 1s cleared; good .7-room
dwelling: elec.: hard road: husline;
nice orchard; timber; 20 mi. south;
$1,000. $1,000 down. SIS mo. TIE.
DOC KENNEL. MONTGOMERY County,
40 acres, ideal location with new
2-bedrm furnished home. with Ad-
mirsl l9.inch sslvision. Lsrss, g,
oil heated; psneled ONCE EQUIP. Kit.
12-ft. deep freeze. clothes dryer,
ironer. elec.- range. Maytag washer.
full-size bath. Everything q modern
kennel requires. A home and ken;
B1Rpo ns5 rsS eass aTshasa sSsr sDThs
Nd. can Ashton. Nd. 3s46. "a
400 ACRES, 2 sets OF farms bidgs.,
one. q large stone house with large
bank barn, land very very produc-
tive. several springs with large
distsnes: siso per acre: JOHN
Spring Ma. RTD u !. Cali Ashton.
40 Hda xacRzs. aszs: 4-bedrm. country s hom.
for $50 per mo-; both homes have
oil heat: large cattle bank barn,
other outbldEs. on highway close In,
all fenced with locust posts;
Rs5E1i s co,..ys Ass euIsk Md s2sr SDas spTns gHR
Nd, RID ,. Cali Ashton. Nd. ss46.
LARGE STOCK FARM. near Dsx-
sonville; over 900 acres. mostly cul-
tivated but a little IN timber; z
barn, silo, tool. shed. etc. - mighty
good farm and in 9 good locality;
yiiie 2is4. with r. r. RiPIIY.
We KsaaiRf ARE OFFERING for sale ve several
In nearby Anne Arundel Co.. Nd.
All have substantial improvements
and good tenant farmers. Prices
from k25. 900 70 $4,000. WALTER
N; BAUMAN. 1877 X st. NV. HA.
so-AccRE TOBACCO FARM. 1.5oo IT.
of Route 416. about 90 miles d. c.
One tobacco barn needs repair.
Old house beyond repair: About 80
acres clear, Price, Sc 200. WALTER
n: o5BAUMAN. 1877 x st. NV. ma.
LoT%1o4xs15'; oxon Hill. Md:
high elevation. desirable community;
90 min. downtown wash: 81 900;
worth much more. PARKERsON,
soi se4.ao $3esoo. 8 70. Ext ess' Mon 's Fri
iSa ise. BANK bank barn 1ii with ss-eo1 q sssneS.
ions; 12x40 concrete silo; 6-rm.
house: mile to nearby town. Ask
River-front farm. Frederick County;
liz acres Of pasture land; S-rm
brick house; new 20-cow Washing
ton dairy barn; lge. bank barn;
caii agent, 6. BEST iiNTHIcuM.
Poolesville 3411. Barnesville. Nd.
Frederick County Farms
80 acres: good s-rm. house; 80 mi. to
White House; sood barn and out
through farm. $4,000.
140-acre cattle or dairy farm; $50 IT.
on Route 240; $40 mi frontage on
hard road: good grass land: lge
farmhouse, bank barn. Excl. terms.
1nS acres Of good grazing land;
farmed by owner IA yrs; good T-rm.
house, lge. stock barn, 9 other out
bldgs.; fish pond and stream good
for swimming and fishing. Only
$4,000.
Howard r. Schafer
SnO5 wis. Ave. WI. 5a41
Evening star., 1951-02-26
BUsINEss PROPERTY FOR RENT

VACANT Aa COMMERCIAL LAND: IL. /,
Silver Spg.; well suited for used
car sales, garden supplies and
nursery stock or other similar busi-
ness: $3.50 month on lease. r. P.
RIPLEY. Realtor, 81. Gill. Open
eOI4 M ST. N.W.-2nd comm. store
with balcony; adj. shop cement
floor; suit. auto supplies; refgr.,
lltn1grapnyi npp ghy,SG ste. Ia EA; 3%2E; nst .
ter-Large house on half acre.
Zoned commercial. Adjacent public
parking. Needs redecorating. 81.
s041, or P. o. Box 4S4, Silver
Spring, Md. -28
Evening star., 1951-02-26

Chicken or Truck Farm
II you are looking for a small farm Of
less than so acres, call US today. We
have real bargain to offer you. not
far frop, Centreville.
JOSEPH w. SEAY co.
lib w. Broad St.. Falls Church. Va.
Exclusive Realtors. FA. 1890.
Evening star., 1951-02-26

Sh'ou'n' 1ooo WIS., ave- EM. 4.eo. 81
DODGE 1850 Mayfair a-dr. sed.;
SI.5T5. ST. 4034. days; DE. 1858.
ewes: Mr.: MILLIOs. -26
DODGE 1910 2-dr.:. blue; good car
MOTORS. chryslsr;Piymeuth Is
DODGE 1947 custom 4-door; green;
fluid drive; low mileage; exception
ally good hnish. Be sure to see this
car. Priced at only S895. S295
down. ROYAL. MOTORS, Chrysler-
Plymouth. Id Kennedy st. NV. Tu.
DODGE 1887 4-dr.; good tires: $1,000
miles; % passed Va inspection; $500.
popsG Oh 2eisi ,is47 Custom D. Luxe wss sedan;
!:sa. sss cal! soSas lssS Ri5'' IND & 4SSi: /
DODGE 40 4-dr.; chrysler Corps.
best year. year This soS one is perfect
FORD o8 sSoi s4s rordor; one owner; r. and
b.; extra clean; new tires: S1s5.
KIRK Il N MoToR TOE CO., 1000 Ga. ave.
FoRD e,Ri Re is5o eSoe; Custom "s" stat station
wagon; ORIGINAL owner; undercoating,
heater. heater $4,000 miles; 1880. IA.
FORD 1850 VS. Custom Tudor: T.
and h oyerdrive; an immaculaM
car; 10, 900 actual miles; beautiful
ROYAL MOTORS, chrysler -Piym-
outh. Is Kennedy st. NV. To. 243s.
FORD le4l super De Luxe coach;
splendid condition; S395. terms.
$I35 cash. S29 month. ROPER, /"
18th and R: I ave. n.e. 27s
s1.issl snd b; %. ,!rs ss1ss lske new; pa nTics'
FORD 1949 convertible. let black
finish. r. and h.. Wv. tires. excel
lent motor; formerly owned by Army
major. This is beauty; special
today 81 .445. MONTGOMERY
STUBBS: Lincoln-Mercury dealer.
3715 Bladensburg rd. AP. 1929.
FORD 1946 Super De Luxe club
coupe; radio. heater; beautiful, like
new. SS95. terms. ROPER" 1Sth
FORD 1850 sedan; 81. 1.394. Look
for our big ad: Sc bank financing.
AUTO WHOLESALERS. 1881 Bla-
densburg Rd.. Ii. 3-Ss0O.
FORD 40 VS.; taxi; S475 or best
offer. After pm. MA. 9o70.
FoeD 1859 cdr. sedan; good motor:
new radiator: new seat covers; new
brakes; S125. JU. T-5S43.