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Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-12-01
Keeping in Touch With Washington
Controls, Budget, Taxes
May See First Changes

WASHINGTON, D. C.-The new
Eisenhower administration is to go
slow after Inauguration on Jan. 20
where farm policy changes are con-
cerned. The reasons are many,
among them that Republicans have
much to learn about running the
federal government after 20 years
son the outside"
Then. too. the urgent prob
lens of international politics
will be commanding the new
presidents attention -. parti-
cularlY Korea where those who
voted him into office are expect
ing results. Also. of course.
farm policy in the recent cam
paign did not take on the i'm
portance that ii had during the
election battle of 1948. Both
candidates made essentially the
same pledges on agricultural
programs.
There will be a few changes early
in the New Year, however, that can
mean much to ranchers and farmers.
They include:
1. The office of price admin
istration, for instance. Even before
the votes had all been counted,
President Truman made a hurried
and secret call to officials of this
agency. What he said, in effect,
was, ''How soon can you put your
selves out of business?" 1t may be
that the OPS will be put out of it's
misery before its expiration date
under present law on next April 80.
2. New personnel throughout Of
fetal Washington could ring in i'm
portant early changes in some pol
icies. Many government actions af-
fecting farmers and businessmen
require no change in existing laws
Approaches and solutions can be
effected by incoming brass in TOP
jobs of federal agencies.
8. Budget and tax changes could
come early, if COP leaders carry
out their pledges to cut both.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-12-01

policy. watch for these addition
al bills TO be tossed into the hop
per on Capitol Hill.
l. Revival of legislation previous
ly introduced by Sen. George Aiken,
Vermont Republican. This one,
among other things, would trans
fer most of the interior departments
bureau of land management to the
agriculture department. Such
law presumably would coordinate
more closely the governments fed
eral grazing actions.
2. Legislation to recodify present
public land laws. Leading stock
men have an eye peeled for this one
because it would mean repeal of
many previous enactments, some of
which are considered favorable to
the livestock industry.
8. Likely to be introduced is a
bill to restrict further acquisition
of lands by the federal government.
LIVESTOCK MARKETING ACT
If is fair bet that proposed
changes in the Packers and
StockYards act won't be made
by the outgoing Truman admin
istration. Reason is that per-
haps the most controversial
change proposed in the live
stock marketing regulations
would affect o-operatives-and
there appears TO be little reason
Truman, Brannan & Co. will
take unnecessary chances of Of
Tending the co-ops.
Under the act, most commission
men have been required to keep
segregated bank accounts on pro-
ducer sales of livestock. Such &C
counts, for the most part, have not
been required in the case of the
marketing co-operatives.
A proposed revision, now being
reviewed by USDA livestock men,
aims at putting co-ops on the same
basis as commission men.
Other changes would tighten up
bonding standards, prohibitions on
gifts, speculative operations by auc-
ton market employees and inspec-
tons of packer scales .. to name
a few.
USDA's livestock technicians say
the revisions may be put into effect
''ear1y in January" However, with
Inauguration on Jan. 20, this is no
to be counted upon.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-12-01
NEW BILLS LIKELY

In the developing campaign
for review and change in land
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-12-01

December l, l952-ll
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-12-01

policy. watch for these addition
al bills TO be tossed into the hop
per on Capitol Hill.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
AUToMoTIVE MISC.
TIRES, 2 white side walls, S2OxlB:
best offer. DU. 0400, Ext. 362.
WANTED VAN BODY; trailer. or busy

1sks 5sss csr "f5ss b. ;as saeo .f Eas ssssSs.i' &c.,
WANTED VAN BODY, trailer, or busy
body. Call La. 6-47S2.
N-H.P. air compressok; K. Q. Lee
Sun coil tester; Siberling quick bat
terry. charger: Marquette aceteiyne
welder torch; front wheel weegy
board; srease guns. do,pt. meas
ming road. Glen Echo Hgts. IS
32 JUNK CARS-'33-'47: 8 used cars.
Highest bidder. Cedar 3-6230: eyes.
TIRES CO.. .e.ooxl7; one o.oox1e;
all mounted on wheels, very good
soHaiti8R sois wi. ysss sgs4 reasonable for quick
BALL CRANK. air operated grease
gun, 100 pound capacity: / Cham
pion spark plug cleaner, used fast
fasa4fseE5 fs4s 18TH s nv AB MscsAE s54 sssE cs
TfkEss fssA5 5,a,. 7.1oxl5. Atlas Wv. in
original wrappings: viii sacrifice.
Cali RA. $3.50 Monday.
OLDSM0B1LE 1850 VS. Rocket
eafYsine' efYera rH rHspmpIstse' 9sss'' 1000 mi; best
cushion. ply: e.Sox16 repiaees
s. si9ox1ss 1ss, and cold rubber tube.
AUTO. RADIOS. for 1951-52 Ply
mouth and 1949-50 Ford, S35 each;
police aerial. SIS: Fulton sun shield,
SIS. Ii. 7-2343 Monday after
TIRES hsaf ,.4 With tubes tube: 4 foSsGo os tread; s
dAy only
SPEED EQUIPMENT. Chevrolet p:1
ported head dual manifold, polished
aluminium valve cover; Studebaker
head. dual manifold. Viz DIV
GIN add-a-top: 7.b0x17 tires. LA.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
Drive-In Iheaier Planned
In ArIandria ection

Plans for a new drive-in theater
in the Arlandria section Of Alex
andria were announced yesterday
by Frank M. Boucher, president Of
the sponsoring company.
Mr.. Boucher said the project
will cost more than 100000. 1t
will be done in Colonial style, and
will have accommodations for 600
cars. A playground and refresh
ment stand also are in the plans.
The theater is expected to open
next March.
Mr.. Boucher has been in the
motion picture business in Wash
ington for 80 years, and presently
is associated with the Alvin Ep-
stein Advertising Agency. He said
Victor Orsinger, former general
manager Of the Dupont and Play
house theaters here. is working
with him on the drive-in project,
Evening star., 1952-10-05
Maryland Firemen 10 Meet
Al Leadership Conferences

Of1icers Of Maryland's volunteer
fire companies again this year will
meet in leadership conferences
with officials Of the University of
Maryland'S Fire Service Extension.
There will be IA meetings alto
gether, beginning October 20 at
Galena. Md. The general topic
for each meeting is ''how the vol
unteer fire companies can best pro-
tect their towns from fire and ac-
cident."
Each town and its local COM
pany will co-SponSor the confer
ences along with the university
Robert c. Byrus, director of Mary
lands Fire Service Extension. will
be chairman.
The locations and dates of the
meetings are:
October 90. Galena: October 81,
Cambridge: November 8, Walkers
vile; November 10. Ellicott City;
Evening star., 1952-10-05
THE SUNDAY STAR, Washington D. c.
: SUNDAY, OCTOBER 8, 1859

elected president: Americanism,
Mrs. Carol Hakes; child welfare,
Mrs. Mildred James: community
service. Mrs. Margaret Pryor;
constitution bylaws, Mrs. Ger
trude S. Pierce; membership, Mrs.
Vina st. Peter; legislation. Mrs.
Dora Lovelace; national securi-
ity, Mrs. Joyce jenkins. and re-
habilitation, Mrs. Elizabeth Mark
ward.
Eight and Forty.
Mrs. Pearl Heagerty. chapeau
departmental and members of
District of Columbia Salon, Eight
and Forty joined in praising Mrs.
Frye for her increase in the work
which has been done for the past
20 years for tubercular children.
Dates for five parties at Glenn
Dale Sanitorium for the children
are October Is, November %, De-
cember 20, February IA, and an
Easter party. Milk, clothing and
Evening star., 1952-10-05
GARAGES
AUTOS 6 TRUCKS WANTED

NORTH CAROLINA DEALER viii nav
TTPp 1TP prices Tor clean used cars. Cali
soT1hhfERN BUYER in town for on.
5000 SooS ciesn ia,shess ssr. cash prises paid fof
WOULD LIKE to purchase 1850, or
55sS22dd auto Immediately. Cali DI.
WESTERN BUYER hs. imm.d. cash
HaJcHEsi IEu nlSei icyTsiinn,ilease ysin s cars; NORRIS
I WOULD LIKE TO BUjY1 "a 4 clean S1
late model car. preferably with radio
sp9as sRa neater; can pay all cash. ME-.
Would LIKE TO- purchase from .
SsII SSIhaTS nI oWneT' UneT' . late model Cadillac.
FAiR. lis II aoNEsri o,Shssi ArrRArsAIs 0, Al,
6PS01MHTIAc. 1884 L st. NV. NE.
PRIVATE PARTY will pay cash 70,
PRffysAfTfEE Priv AffEo'ipGa PGRsoNH N wsnts ssss; to bu,
1946;47 or '4s auto; must be in
gN gfHse',sss 9sss. condition. cash deal
Pay cash. MR.. WHITE. zoos 6i Disti; III;
A IefF PRICE for lat. model car, an,
GOOD MAN FOR BAD CARS 'TTn and
trucks; !unkers $50 and up. Cali
WE ARE DESPERATE for clean cara.
Shop your car all over town for
top price, then bring 1t to us Tor
more cash. 3501 Mt Vernon ave.
WA xAH!eSMan1ria; MHHr ;nKSl. Kl S,9o46. 10
make; highest prices paid. Don't
sell OF trade until you give us the
opportunity to buy or trade ct your
price. We will pay on balance IL
any. ALL CASH. See the salesman
o. our convenient downtown drive
days: $50 to $50, SATURDAYS. HILL
q SANDERS. Wash.'s Oldest Ford
Dealer, (NA. 9S5O. lila Vermont
Evening star., 1952-10-05
|vFW Auxiliary
Meeting tomorrow

Aliene Torrens. department
president. Veterans Of Foreign
Wars Auxiliary. will preside at the
meeting Of the department tomor-
row at 8 pm. at Northeast Ma
sonic Temple. Department Comdr.
Novak and his staff will be guests.
Plans will be made to place
wreaths at the Tomb of the I'm
known Soldier at Arlington on
Armistice Day.
A social will be held in honor
of the Department Commander.
Loretta Nickerson, hospital
chairman Of Columbia Auxiliary
will visit G Ward at Mount Alto
Hospital on October IA.
Helen O'Brien. ways and means
chairman of All-American Auxil-
iary, has planned a luncheon at
the Embassy Dairy, 1920 First
Evening star., 1952-10-05
AVIATION

PIPER 7 IA. 4-plsce. 125-h.p. Lyeom-
ing. wings need covering; 5000 will
finance; l946 Piper Cub, Just re-
LICENSED, Continental 65. will finance.
$495; Taylorcraft 1850. s5-h. D.,
craft 1861. S5-hp., starter and
generator. always hangared, $3.50;
viii finance. HYDE FIELD, Clinton.
Md. 10. S-2SSs.
T.CRAFT tandem N36374. licensed
July. so hrs. on engine since new:
S475: See at Falls Church Air Park,
PPsAdRHKd5NSON. PsdHK dNS6N DU. 6256 or sT
J-3 CUB wanted, postwar model. cur
rently Licensed preferred. Call VI.
oloe before 2 pm. Sunday.
ERC0UPE 1946, like new, never
cracked. extras. Call LU. 4-o0l2.
FOR SALE By oWNER-very clean
4-passenger Stinson Voyager lOS;
excellent condition; equipped with
Z-Way radio. heater. flashing posi-
ton lights, seat covers. wheel pants,
alrectional gyro and turn and bank
SSsSP'sssSs SSsPs sssS:n'*s Phone ss'l e Isl,
MODEL "E" d94s) Ercoupe; excep-
tionally clean. S5 h.p., metal prop,
landing lights, 2-Way radio. sends
out. T and B, bubble windshield.
rudder peddles, wings recovered last
year, year, engine Just maiored. will re-
mediate sale. ERGO Field. UN. i441.
PRIVATE PILoTS-ses Sd under
instruction column. -
PRIVATE PMOTS-See ad unde,
schools and instruction. TEACH ATH
INSTITUTE, Elk, OO63.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
I MOTORCYCLES

AMERICAN MoTO-sCooT. 1s47, ex-
cellent motor and tires. new chain.
sas2zsS asto; Clutch so$as $sS Oil Ixt 44eI ,,,,.a
D. c.. Inspection, S75 or best offer
Or VIII trade for outboard motor.
rNDiAN CRAVE 1852; all accessories;
trade for car. ar II. 4-7Sse. tS'i @S
Motorcycle Specials
1882 HID '74"; black; o.H.v. fun
de luxe. foot gear shift: driven only
1851 SiSVo H1p H5's: .7l"; REQ blue; DIV, SgyD
fun de luxe; driven only 1000
1866 HID .iel": marine blue; DIV.
full de luxe; driven only $500
1sas Sf HID "s1"; DIV. sood eendio ssHO
1917 HID. "74": FIJI. sood eondi. so
1852 HID. "125:" lightweight. buddy S
seat. chrome wheels and handle
bars; driven only 1000 miles S295
1949 HID "125"; hghtweieht. good
1851 James "126": nshtweisht. GOOD
condition ----L-----.-. $125
All new 1853 models now on display.
Have you heard about the new "l65"
&C. lightweight? 500 down, cash
price, S445.
We can still make immediate de-
nveries on new 1852 "74" DIV.
Highest trade-in ON your present
Motorcycles races October IL At Piney
Grove Speedway, Nd.
RED HOUSE
1908 31st ct. NV, HID Sales and
: Service, MI. 0602. -6
Evening star., 1952-10-05

street NV. tomorrow at II am
All are invited. a. -.
Ruth Norris, president of Fed
eral Auxiliary. invites members
and friends to their dance Friday
evening at Kenneth Nash Hall,
Third and . streets Sc.
Meetings this week:
Monday-Bethea WEIGH, YWCA
Rhode Island avenue and Ninth
street NV.
Tuesday-Treasury Auxiliary
l419 Seventh street NV.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
Austruliun Veterans
Develop Form Lund

ADELAIDE. - Ex servicemen
have developed 353 new farms
since 1916 in the southeastern
part Of South Australia under the
Australian War Service Land Set
tlement Scheme. ".#
These veterans have cleared
10000 acres. sowed to pasture
100000 acres and erected 1920
miles Of fencing. The gross return
for the first year after the settlers
began work was equivalent 10
500, 200. an average of $6.876 a
settler.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
Cunudo Buys Most
Of Her Oil From u. S.

OTTAWA.-Canada buys most
OF her crude petroleum and
petroleum products in the United
States. Sales Of crude to Canada
equal 81 per cent Of Texas pro-
duction. or 9.4 per cent Of Cali
fornia's output or 1876 per cent
of Oklahoma's production. or 14.8
of Louisian's production. These
are the four largest producing
states.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
RAlLERS

PLATT custom: 26-foot tandem, hot
water. toilet with shower, electric
Eeiriserator. thsrmostatic controlled
TRAILER fssffI en Snd ne Sa arns's rm And pr,yst.
bath; no reasonable offer refused.
sS-EfT.' 'l1ii FRAZIER YACHT, $1,000.
MRS; 1SDELL, Pine Lawn Tourist
GoHrt, Jet; 70 and so. Virginia.
WANTED-LUGGAG or horse trail.
ess4! s.; i0-in' wheels good tires NO.
ThAIstFi ss sEFhfMEEh fSEhee| go, ST. s.tg S2.e.
sleeps 6. bath with shower, excel
cond.; canopy poles and Jacks in
cluded. 81 Mason dr., TEMPLE
TRAILER VILLAGE. Telegraph I'd.
E3xPANDABLE TKAILER. completely
furnished. Call UN. 1904.
~ sCHULT. 27 it., 2 rms; att.
oT oVo af4a f9av'' Priced for quick sale.
BUS. ilaiuminum body copper radt.
ator. motor runs good, wired for
light. seats out. Could serve az an
Smop: once or temporary living
Sus5sssE SSusa55ssssEs; $3.50 or best offer. XII.
sACRiFicE FOR QUICK sALE-vs,v
desirable trailer home with Attached
large 2,rm. addition; five rooms and
pdIn' ven. blinds; drapes; newly
Gseorated. Phone TIE. 1852
dEETER TRAILER SALES - Cherrx
Hlii Trailer Park. Route 1, Berwyn.
Nd. authorized dealer for Several
ersl %skeT To o. k11y neT anS used house trail
FOR SALE, 1851 Lighthouse duplex
trailer; over $1,000 in trailer and
TT0soif' . 6 f. Hills Park So of Alex; q. on
1913 sTREAMLITE HOUSE TRAILER
$1,000. TIE. e707. o'Sto"S'ns 70 : pm. como; no;
TWO-WHEEL HOMEMADE CAMP
ana boat trailer; light weight, lf,-in,
tMes: natural pine, removable body
with red tenders. Call JE. 3-S223
alter Pm. -5
2S-FT. 1912 TRAVEL COACH" with
toilet. $795. Sleeps 4. Ideal for
working cple. Lot No. SO, TEMPIM
EEaAiLER aal VILLAGE. Alex. va. XII.
o-oSoS' --6 i
194s TRAvELO. 20 IT,, all alum,
sleeps 4; toilet and shower. SPACE
59. Nightingale Trailer Court. AL.
HAYES HOUSE rRA1LER-Nee%ds "a.
pfflslns; Dfter 4 s Si55 y O.. O. best zSfief. Cali
WILL PAY CASH for trailer, rs to 3B
IT,. not over. l yr. old; must be SPOT
less and fully equipped. Reply p. q.
Box 334. Rosslyn Station, Ari., Va.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
1858 MAY BE TOOLATE!
SAVE $3.50 TO $500 NOW

$3.50 TO $500 NOW
Beautiful, wooded homesites
in two new sections of beau
tiful Drum Point Beach at
pre- - development prices,
available for a limited time
only. Washington's year.
round vacation playground
IS only 80 minutes drive
from the city over perfect
roads. No ferry or bridge
tolls. Wide, protected
beaches on the Patuxent
and the Bay. Safe anchor
age for large or small boats.
Swimming, boating, crab
bling, hunting and fishing in
river and Bay, also fishing
and boating in four fresh
water lakes. Spacious, mod
ern beach club now build
ing for 1853 season. Picnic
grounds. Prices as low as
$495. $50 down, balance
monthly. Seeing is believ-
ing. Drive out Route 4
through Upper Marlboro to
Wells Corner. Take Route
416 through Prince Freder-
lex Is miles to Drum Point
sign, then left to beach.
Write or phone for illus
trated' booklet. PAUL D.
HERMAN, Exclusive Sales
Agent, 202 Southern Bldg.
Phone RE. 8438.
Evening star., 1952-10-05

November II. Waldorf; November
Is, Annapolis: November 18, Oak
land: November 10, Corriganville;
November "a, Hagerstown; Novem-
ber Is, Aberdeen November %
Leonardtown; December /, Prin-
cess Anne; December 2, Denton
and December 8. Hempstead.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
Great Books Seminar
To Open Tuesday
Special DispGteh 10 The Ssdr

ANNAPOLIS. Md, Oct. 5.-St.
Johns College is registering stu
dents for another Great Books
seminar to be held in Pierce Hall
on Tuesday evenings.
Starting Tuesday, the meetings
will be led by Mrs. lola Scofield
of the st. Johns adult education
staff. Books to be discussed this
year are by Plato. Plutarch. Rab-
elais. Shakespeare. Gibbon, Hume,
Pascal and Cervantes.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
LOANS

SINCE THE SUSPENSION or REG. Z
we are In the position to help home
owners consolidate their loans into
. single trust: monthly payments
includes taxes and insurance. In
many cases you may end up with
cash in your pocket. For further
details, call Mr., Hansen ct VIM.
WARFIELD CO.. oW.: IT'S.
DIAMONDS. ,Jewelry siIyefNare etc..
l% per month Tickets issted.
NV ME 3440 Bonded and u
eensed by the District. Open till
9 pm. Saturdays.
REFINANCE YOUR HOME with lower
payments and interest. GET CASH
ST. ego: evenings. GE. .O37.
end AND 3rd TRUST LOANS
immediate service. Cali Ma. 6540.
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
lO14 * st. NV. 11th and Kl
LOWER PAYMENTS. LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and
consolidate your present trusts,
thereby reducing monthly payment
and interest and give you any bal
ance in cash. Call MIR. MILLER.
ME. 1920: evenings. LA. 6-6194.
Evening star., 1952-10-05

sIREAM1INED, luggage or camping
trailer. all-steel covered, 2 wheels.
4x6. Will sleep 2 people, 6.OOxi6
tires. S175. '- :,
TWO-WHEELED LUGGAGE TRAIT.
ER, 4x6. new body. $75.
FOUR-WHEEL CROSS COUNTRY
Snsin1er' Ssanasin1er' 3-ft. steel sides. 6x1O body.
HAUL-A-WAYS
IsIs 81 sSJeesfferson Davis Hwy. Arl
Evening star., 1952-10-05
DE SOTO ACRES
VACATION PLACES

; HOURS FROM d. c., where the
mountains and river meet. Open til
Oct. 26. Cottages, each with log
burning fireplace and bath. Excellent
food. fishing. boats and riding.
Moderate rates. AAA approved.
Folder A ON request. 6HENANDOAH
Evening star., 1952-10-05

SPECIAL BARGAIN
Will Trade for Apt. Bldg.
Attention, Builders, specula-
tors and investors, 148,O0O
square feet, 1St commercial,
prominent corner facing
lge. Govt. bldgs. We have
recently had this parcel
Zoned 1st commercial. It is
ready for development. A
real location for a lge. Shop
ping center. We have about
100000 so. It. additional in
this parcel not commercial.
This Is a real location for
immediate development. Act
today to secure this bargain.
Attention, agents. B. M.
ODUM, Exclusive Agent, 931
H st. NV, RE. 5216.
Evening star., 1952-10-05

food are being furnished q needy
family. -a
Mrs. Hazel LeFoe, chairman Of
the Fun and Fellowship Commit
tee. announced October 25th as
the date of the first party.
Evening star., 1952-10-05
wATERF'T PROP. SALE tcons. /,

FOR SALE furnished home au-year
round. one block from water. Colo
nial Beach, Virginia. For informa-
tion phone Tu. 2433 after $50 pm.
CHARMING year around cottage,
completely furnished. new kitchen.
bath and utility room: must be
ave. North Beach. Nd. 5:
TWO-BEDRM. BUNGALOW. several
acres. 500 water front. boat and
motor; completely furnished. incl.
bedding and silver Good financing
Asking S9.950. PREvIEWS OF VIR-
GINA, D1. 4467. KE. S-546S. IS
HERALD HARBOR-Three water.
fess frSnt iSt, ssst. Cash hv $500 sS9o cost
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS-Port Republic,
MG Cottages and lot for. sale to
seaeE ssSeEe rse sTses sS 1sstrStsd Sss Bay
genial friends for all the family.
Literature. Drive down any time
4.5 miles beyond Prince Frederick.
CHARMING OLD HOME. built about
dSON: On pretty cove near. Ches-
ment. hot-air-heat: 3 acres. shade %
ssnd spdd fry f69it trees; s s., ousbldg.' boat dock
UUSN tRetl Broker, White Stone,
WHITE SAND BEACH on whitecapped
b bbiue water. Almost new masonry
acres big trees. thousands It. water
front. serene harbor. The Lord only
made q few of these. Asking Si3..
$50: Furniture. boat and motor
SsvvssiIap5s; Previews Of Virginia. DI.
81. $4.95O-COMPLETELY FURN 9-bed.
fIm;, fI9,;,, ail,year round bungalow; beau
Beach; completely equip. Kit. mod mod
bath. oil heat; only ST. 800 down,
balance S34 so mo. AP. 1927. WA
s4s4. PRIMROSE REALTY co.
AN EXCEPTIONAL opportunity on
bay; on 2 waterfront lots; liv' rm.
bedrms.. kit. all furn.; fine grove
OF trees; magnificent view: com
mSting NUT go distance; $4,000; easy terms
BAR.GAIN.s9uth 1aI.1!tLS-, River: % very les
WateFirHns water! iin IN lot; .,Io pier with #
bath, all furn.: 30-ft. porch; boat
harbor; committing distance; So. $50.
easy terms. Phone Annapolis 1885
after Sunday. CO. 1922.
MISUNDERSTANDING Bay; all-year
home: liv. rm., fireplace. 3 bedrms'
mod. kit. and bath. utility rm. with
equipment, oil heating plant: com
muting distance, school bus: SO, $50
easy terms. Phone CO. 1922.
ATTRACTIVE LOG CABIN type. mod
ern 4-room cottage. priced low for
quick sale. located in the woods at
Cedarhurst on Chesapeake Bay. 81
miles D. c.. near Shady Side. Md.
Inspect ANYTIME. INQUIRE at ONCE
At Cedarhurst or call WALTER NJ.
BAUMAN. 1927 K st. NV. MA. 6229.