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Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-08-01

Nlss
the feeder, the judge knows that
smooth, compact animal win result
in carcass from which the butcher
will obtain the greatest amount of
good meat, for which he is willing
to. pay more than for the rangy,
wastefully built animal.
Both Look For -
Other characteristics sought for
alike by the range man and the
show ring judge are those that indi-
cate the animal will be good doer,
will be thrifty and have strong
constitution. Thus the spring of rib
and girth show heart and lung
capacity. A wide, short head with
short muzz1e shows individuality
and grazing ability, disposition
to take. care Of oneself. A good
strong middle, without paunchiness,
indicates the ability to handle feed.
Straight. sturdy legs, placed under
each corner of the body. show an
ability to travel and get around to
secure feed. Shortness of the legs
goes with the right kind Of body,
which is deep and thick, carrying
the maximum of meat.
In speaking Of. the legs, another
fallacious idea is that a long-legged,
rough animal will get around and
do a better job Of picking up feed
on scattered parts Of the range:
Nothing could be more wrong. In
personal observation of our COM
merciaI cattle over the years, we
find that, without exception. the
short-legged, srnooth-bodied cow
will range just as far. winter in
better condition, come in in the
fall with a heavier calf and be in
better condition herself than the
longer legged, l larger framed,
rougher COW. Here again, the quail
fications of the show ring are justi-
fled as a guide in producing more
profitable cattle.
Another objection often voiced is
that show cattle are too fat. Al
though we all know that it takes
fat cattle with quality to top the
market. frequently we hear /;
| rancher express a preference fol
| bulls in ordinary conditio n
| Granted, bull should not b,
/ turned out when highly fitted, bu
| with muscles hard and ready t,
/ travel-a condition readily achieved
| after purchase, with proper exer
| else and feed.
i Flesh and Finish
H But, since the rancher wants
/ product that will finish for the IA
| cattle market, he must make yer
j sure to use sires that have bre
j in them the ability to put on files
i and the required finish. Unless til
Il fat is there for him to see, he hs
| no real assurance that the bull h
i buys possesses that fIeshing abilit
II to transmit to his offspring An
experimentation can be costly. eve
for one calf crop.
The main object Of the purebre
breeder in showing cattle is to in
prove his herd, and in turn, IL
herds of his customers, both con
mercial and purebred. BY takir
out some of his better breedir
animals for comparison with tho
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-08-01

WE WISH TO EXTEND
s-op THE VICINITY. THE WELCOME MAT IS
ALWAYS OUT.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-08-01
Architect Of TomorrOWs
Beef Cattle
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SHANNON & LUCHS co.
2056 wilson Blvd. ia. $500
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Rare opportunity to acquire valuable
northwest commercial property at
approximately 10 times rental: part
Of property leased to national chain;
will require minimum of $50, 900
cash. For details call Mr.. McGin-
miss, Ma. 5000. Evenings, tn. 1888.
Please. no brokers.
FREDERICK w. BERENS,
Sales. Inc, 1890 K st. NV.
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
ESTATE

acres ssA5 Just ten minutes RsSI from
the Nations Capital. in north
ern Virginia, The first floor
features attractive SIT. center
hall, large drawing room with
fireplace, panelled library,
dining room 13x19 IT,. buffers
pantry, equipped kitchen, deep
freeze room, twin-siZe bed
2 room, walk-in closets, tile bath
with glass inclosed shower.
The second floor features q
sunroom, three twin-size bed
rooms, walk-in closets, two
full tile baths which also
have glass inclosed showers,
a. sun deck. The basement
has q recreation room and
= bar, maids room with bath.
oil hot-water conyector heat.
There is, a small automatic
heated green house, Q care
takers house, dog kennels.
chicken and broodef houses.
concrete boat house. "a dog
wood trees, box woods. beauti-
'ful rolling lawns and many
shade trees. A small stream
runs through the property,
excellent for Q large SWIM
ming pool and many other
features. The entire property
is fenced in assuring privacy
for either indoor or, outdoor
entertaining. We Would be
pleased to show you this prop
erty for 1t is seldom that q
fine home such as this is
offered for sale. Price.
100000. For appointment to
inspect call Mr.. Stoneburner,
IA. $4,000. or eyes,. ia.
6-S124. .-,-e
SHANNON & LUCHS &C
O55 wilson Blvd. ia. $3.50
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HOUSES FOR sALE-Mp.

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES home with
den and tiled bath down and three
large bedrooms and tile bath up;
full-siZe dining room and large liv-
ing room with fireplace; screened
side porch and 2-car detached ga
STANLEY MoREAU, AP. 6886.-13
CLINTON, MD.-Three bedrms., liv.
rm,, iRe. kit. and bath; part bsmt.
with attached garage on a-acre
VENT VENT Reaitor. Phone Cypress
C COLLEGE, PARK AREA-convenient
vile Research Center. Beautiful
white clapboard cottage. Immacu-
[ late condition.; recr. rm.; large
beautiful planted garden Additional
Anchor-fenced corner lot; gas a.-c.
heat; Lear gar. Priced at $17,950;
ewes. Mr.. Smith. OIL. 0S29, With
THoS. L. PHILLIPS, Wo. 1900.
EVANSVILLE HILLS, 4-year-old
brick in perfect condition: fireplace:
Kitchen, ; bedrooms and tile bath
up; gas &C. heat; long lot with
large trees: Mr.: al schools, $1s;5o0.
A. STANLEY MoREAU, Alp. 1886.
GREEN MEADows-s14.1oo; 6.rm.
home, with, garage; close to BUS
W ShSS a Rs.lt sa0D ana bu S3Hs Wa
L staSv HrLLs-Bunga. With all
the extras; rms. full bsmt., gas
heat, stairway to ms. expand. attic;
covered patio; Anchor-feneed iot; .
e euieP sale e'' at s1a os6 cai Wa
5000 It'll 9 pm. ROBERT 8. DAVIS
RTfvfERDALE - Assume vets loan.
Practically new 5-room bunga. with
bath bs G sum s aoa e Nind p aI SIZE
500; good terms Call WA. 5000 til
9 pm. ROBERT s. DAVIS g. co.
TAKoMA PARK. MD. - 2-bedrm.
brick lovely ne aelssnad Sare T. dim n
ished recr. nm. full bsmt;, gas, heat.
OWNER, sH.' 76f3. No AGENTS.
VEST PissSe' HYATTsvnLE-s1s,75o:4 q
bsmt.:; close to everything. JOHN
A. VENT. Realtor and Builder.
UN. 1857, APP. 5000. -l3
BRICK BUNGA.; 81 500 down. Prac-
ticaliy new: 3 rms. tile bath. bSmt.,
expan. attic. fenced lot, High loca-
ton; near Lapdover Hills Shopping
center ana new 6aiLO: = w dSnlnBtOu
pkwy.: rs Minis by bus to downtown.
A real buy at .$12,950. Bal. SSS mo;
incl. taxes and ms. Immed. poss. Call
WA. 1900 til 8 D.m. ROBERT. s.
DAVIS g. CO. Ia
HERE'S TODAY'S BEST BUY-5-rm.
bunga, in Al cond.;- full bsmt.. fin
ished attic, porch. Close in Temple
ton Manor area; near all cow:
Price, $11 500, as low as 81 500
down. Call WA. 1900 It'll 9 pm.
ROBERT S. DAVIS & CO. IA
VET, $3.50 DOWN; new 2-bedrm. |
bunga., in Riverdale. Full bSmt.
Price. S1O,75O. Call WA. 5000 'til 9
Pm. FoB AlIo 8 PAYS 4 c4. m ec1s
brick bldg: 2 apis. with store. Call
Mr.. Banes for details. FIR. 1887.
COX e. CO., RE. 1888.
THE BEST BUY-1ta-story new ma
sonry bungalow. Lily. rm,: din. nm.
bedr% and gfd,I bath x kit snG gt rP 1.n On
of closets. $4,000. CT. Low down
payment. Call for appt. DALEY
REAL ESTATE CO.. AP. 0077. AP.
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PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY

CHEVERLY-3-bedrm. brick Colonial.
Din. rrn., porch; fireplaee, rec. room.
CHEVERLY, big, brick BUNGALOW;
postwar. 2 bedrooms and bath down;
l-bedroom up; Heatilator fireplace
in large living room, large dining
room. and large kitchen. basement
with eft. head room, has extra
fireplace and bath: could be magnifi-
cant recreation room or even sepa-
rate living quarters: gas hot-water
heat; lot 265x55, S1S,500 A. STAN
LEY MOREAU. AP. 6SS6. la
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TWO-FAMII,Y

I've rent free here after q nominal
S Sg VIZ paymspt; l HeSs.s TWO COM
and detached GARAGE. Priced at
only S16,950. The location is ex-
cellent Dust OF Wilson blvd.), and
the lot is extremely desirable 90x1 so
with large shade trees. Calling all
investors on this one
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-12
cREsTWooD RAMBLER

Only 2 Of these famous custom bull
brick homes remain on our books
Who : thou n pp L TOOK $4,000 6U Q,
more to buy q large 46-ft. bricl
with fun BASEMENT. Three excel
sized bright bedrms., cost. liv. rfa.
plus SEPARATE DINING ROOM, {
dream kit. completely equipped
Quick possession, fs5s.5
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STEP INSIDE

This lovely new vacant brick ram.
bier and see for yourself how much
can be bought with only $4,000
CASH. Three excellent bedrms. q
paneledl. plus q large complete
BASEMENT with EXTRA BATH
plete in the area. LARGE BACK
PORCH. All this on large corner
lot. with IMMEDIATE POSSES
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-12
sTTJDIo TYPE

Every indication points to continued
dollar devaluat oin-highe spring
and summer prices. Buy now before
listings get scarcelll
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-12

NEW PANELED BUNGALOW, just Of.
o 6lHHsd HONE sIh Two sst q ss bs sG
rms. large IiV.-din. areas, diversified
kit. with BREAKFAST SPACE. Sep
arate laundry rm. and ATTACHED
GARAGE. Only $50 mo-, with Low,
LOW DOWN PAYMENT.
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S1l,950
Only $2,450 down will buy q new
brick bungalow with picture window.
liv rm. and din. area. beautiful kit,
equipped with Bendix washer, stove.
refgr. and fan; 2 lovely bedrms.,
colored tiled bath, stairway to attic.
Nice lot. S76.25 per mo.
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SHANNON & LUCHS co,
SILVER SPRING

OUTSTANDING BUY
Two-story brick Colonial; entrance
hail, liv. rm. with firepl., din. rm.,
kitchen With breakfast nook. 3
~ bath: fenced lot. S7-foot 'front.'
age, separate children's play I'd.
House includes 9-cu.-ft. de luxe
refgr.. Magic Chef range, special
dinette set. de luxe Bendix washer,
beautiful carpeting on LIST floor and
staircase. Very conv. to public and
parochial schools. Price only $19.-
$50. Call JU. 7-Sl2S. la
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$1,000
20 Enn An"1

Under construction: new 2.story g.
rm and bath homes. Excellent To-
cation, Mt. Rainier, close to every
thing. Large lot. Only two left. See
them now.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
peter j. hagan
S9,950
90 0En n0uIK

asbestos single detached
home with 19-ft. liv. rm., family
sized din. rm., mod. kit. and bath;
storm windows and screens; lge.,
fenced lot. Only sos per mo. House
Is 2 years old. See 1t now.
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Silver Spring

Silver Spring
4 BEDROOMS, 2 BATHS
Designed for large family; all brick.
lust like new; blocks to Catholic
and public schools. Living room,
fireplace. picture window. dining
room, modern kitchen, full base
ment. recreation area, outside en-
trance. large level lot. Assume large
4te loan. Excellent buy for only
$20.500. Call MR.. HARRIS. MA.
5000.
FREDERICK w. BERENS
SALES, INC.-1520 K st. NV.
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S10,600
CT. 500 DOWN

CT. 500 Down
CoZy 2-bedrm., spic-and-span bunga-
low: loyely. liv.. rm.. lge. dining rm.,
kit. with breakfast area. bedrms.,
and bath; full bsmt.; gas heat;
fenced lot You can't spend o dime
on this one. See 1t now.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-12

peter j. hagan
REALTOR.
1906 Rhode Is. Ave. NE. UN. 1855
VA. 1857. HN, 1885. Open 8 Till 8
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SLOW AND EASY

SLOW AND EASY
Is the way to inspect this large
brick Colonial, on lovely " acre;
Just. OF SHIRLEY HIGHWAY. Cen.
ter-hall plan with liV. rm., din.
rm;, Kit. and screened porch down
3 bedrmS. and bath up. S1O,5O0
LIST trust and reasonable down pay
ment. A rare buy can be made here.
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THE EVENING STAR BIS
HOUSES WTD. 70 BUY tcont.I

washington, D. G.
TUESDAY, FEBRUARY IL, 1859
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ARLINGTON

HOUSES SALIVA. tcons.)
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612 TIMES RENTAL
A GOOD INVESTMENT
$4,000

A 3-story brick house converted into
4 apis. with furnishings Of 8 apis.
included in sale price. Excel. in.
come for your money invested. Good
financing.
Call MRS. DICKINSON, Wo. Sill
WALKER & DUNLOP, INC.
Realtors. Uptown once, 1908 Wis.
Evening star., 1952-09-06
Natures Children


fertilizer. There are three crops a
year. It is not eaten by cattle and
is an ideal intercrop on coconut
plantations.
The brown honey -colored oil Is
strong, highly astringent and has
a very diffusive odor. It is an ef-
fective insect repellent. In soaps
and perfumes it serves as an oil
base and as q fragrance.
The oil is now a major export OF
Ceylon. It's price is $1.70 q quart
and increasing. This Is three times
its price in prewar days. With q
steady, rising market farmers are
beginning to realize the importance
Of planting citronella grass.
The grass is dried one day in the
hot sun before being removed into
a shed where it is put into two
large, round, cast:iron cisterns
which are connected by a valve
These cisterns are tightly CLOSED
by well-fitting lids held in place
by iron bolts, and plastered with
mud to keep in the heat. These
cisterns are connected to q boiler
the water heated by q brick ant
mud furnace resembling q baker!
oven. The condensed steam travel!
from the boiler through metal pipe.
to the tank containing the stacket
Leaf. The oil globules coming b
Evening star., 1952-09-06
Saturday Roundup.

Peoria: How did influenza get Its
peculiar name?-C. L. P.
A. It is the italian word for in
fuence. Astrologers of Rome once
believed that the disease was infiu-
enced by the stars and planets.
Lake Charles: Please pronounce
flaccid and succinct.-D. S. H.
A. The &c" in the first syllable
of both words has the sound of "k. "
Say: FLAK-sid and suk-SINKT.
Rochester: Can you tell me who
wrote the prayer, Nov I lay me
down to sleep"?-L. F.
A. The author is unknown, but
the little prayer has been traced
back to AID. 1160.
Shreveport: contend that the
word solder. because Of its spell
ing, should rhyme with colder,
|bolder, holder. Right?-T. j.
A. In English words cannot be
pronounced as they are spelled
Let us compare: bomb, comb, tomb !;
four. sour. tour; couch, touch;
said, maid; how, tow; come, dome;
dew, few; and that famous sextette:
bough. cough, rough, through,
though, hiccough.
AS to solder, the silent Il" Is
influenced by former spellings,
"soder" and "souder." But please
Evening star., 1952-09-06
Citronella in Ceylon

Tastes differ. Citronella Is an oil
used in the preparation Of ex-
pensive perfumes and soaps which
human beings greatly desire for
their persuasive fragrance. To in
sects it is highly offensive. Sum-
mer, without a bottle of citronella
would be less agreeable.
The special skill of distilling cit
ronella oil Is handed down from
lone generation to another in the
rural villages in Ceylon. The grow
ling. processing and handling is q
family business that today is OF
greater importance than 1t has
ever been. It offers q steady liveli-
hood, and that satisfies the farmer
In spite of the fact that citronella
grass is easily produced and the dis
ttilling methods are efficient. the
output could be materially increased
with the introduction Of more high
Iyielding varieties and the use Of
|artificial fertilizers.
However, there is lacking g the
Igreat desire for material comforts
land luxuries which manage to con.
Isume unlimited cash, and with
urgent needs met, the family grows
|only enough to meet its absolute
necessities.
! Citronella Il Q giant grass, yield
ing rich crops without the aid O
Evening star., 1952-09-06
By LiIIion Cox Athey

contact with the steam are dis
lodged to travel with the rapidly
cooling steam, moving through a
tortuous. coil Of steel tubing. Then
the oil is formed into q film and
is collected.
The quality Of oil varies with
the variety of grass and the skill
of the distiller. It is now ready
for the container in which it goes
to experts who prepare it further
for the trade. Insects treated to
citronella spray keep their distance
Since the oil Is harmless to the
human skin, many use the oil
freely so that the trip in the open
may be pest-free.
Evening star., 1952-09-06

don during the last two seasons
Nine. Flagstad returned here
from America after the Nazis oc-
Icupied Norway during World War
II to join her husband, industrial
list Henry Johansen. After the
war he was accused Of collaborat-
ing with the Nazis and died In
1946 while awaiting trial.
The singer denied that her hus-
band was a collaboration. She, her.
self, refused to sing for the Nazis.
She made her last appearance
on the American operatic and
concert stage last spring and at
the time told friends she planned
to retire this fall to her Norwegian
villa.
Evening star., 1952-09-06
Contract Bridqe
By EosIey BIockwood
washington, D. G.
SATURDAY, SEPTEMBER 6, 1852

Mr.. Abel was guilty of halfway
thinking in today's deal. He got
SO fascinated with the problem ot
how to play the club suit that he
forgot another matter which has
considerable Importance at a suit
contract the matter of pull
ing opponents trumpS.
South dealer.
Neither side vulnerable.
NORTH
(Mr. Champion)
AQ105
076
1872
WEST EAST
(Miss BrasO CMr. Dale)
As A7632
. AKQ93 o64
. jos %843
SOUTH
(Mr. AbeD
AKJ94
y A94
8 jos
4 K10
: The bidding:
South West North East
spade 2 diamonds spades Pass
4spades All pass
Miss Brash won the first three
tricks with top diamonds, then
shifted to the deuce of hearts;
Mr.. Abel won trick four with the
ace Of hearts and studied the layout.
In order to ruff heart, he first
had to give up trick in that suit.
This was no good as the enemy had
already won their book. Somehow,
then, he had to get rid OF two
hearts on dun1my's club suit.
He thought of taking out trumps
and playing the clubs to break. He
also thought of f1nessing on the
second lead Of clubs in case Miss
Brash had started with four to
the jack.
This latter seemed rather unlikely
as Miss Brash had shown five dia-
InondS and Mr.. Dale only two. If
either opponent had four clubs, it
was a little more likely that 1t
would be Mr.. Dale.
Mr.. Abel's final decision was to
cash the king and ace Of clubs, lead
q third club and ruff it high in his
hand. The jack dropped and he
heaved a sigh of relief.
But wait. Now the problem was
70 get to the board after trumps
were out to cash the two good clubs.
This was more than a problem. It
was an impossibility. Il
After three rounds of spades end
ing on the board. Mr.. Dale still had
a spade left and, of course, he ruffed
the fourth lead of clubs. Eventu-
ally, Mr.. Abel had to lose both OF
his small hearts and was down two.
did you think you were playing
O no-trump contract? asked Mr..
Champion, nastily. Even Muzzy
picks up the trumps before trying
to lead out q f1ve-card suit"
What Mr.. Champion was trying
TO say in his lovable way was that
Mr.. Abel should have taken two
rounds Of trumps before he started
the clubs. This would have left
him q trump entry in dummy in
case the trumps broke 80.
But more, it would have told him
that the line Of play he actually
used was completely hopeless and
would have forced him to pick up
all the outstanding trumpS and
hope for a break in clubs.
(Copyright 1852. General Features Corp)
Evening star., 1952-09-06
Kristen F|agsfad 10 Sing
In Norwegian Opera
BY the Associated Press

OSLO, Norway. Sept. 6.-Nor.
ways most famous modern singer
Kristen Flagstad, Is going to make
her first operatic appearance al
home since her return here during
the Nazi occupation aroused wide
spread criticism.
An announcement yesterday sale
she soon would appear here as
Dido in Purcell's opera, dido anc
Aeneas." She has scored a smash
success in the role in Lon.
Evening star., 1952-09-06
n &C. TIN %!
A3S$Hy|1fes q
'9SEs0g% AElANS&A~~
Race with Destiny.

bridge one day. The lower bridge was
for Pedestrian travel and the upper bridge
was for trains. The boys were EXACTLY
they heard q train approaching the bridge
above. At this instant both boys ran in
about this incident is that the boy who
ran toward the. train got TO his end OF
the bridge exactly at the instant as did
boy got to his end Of the bridge at the
same instant as did the train. Both boys
ran at the same speed. namely IL miles
an hour. .
The question is. "How fast was the
train going?"
Evening star., 1952-09-06
Answer "a Fun with Figures.

Sixty miles per hour Since both boys
boy. who went the tvo-ffth distance met
the train on his end Of the bridge. then
across when the train was ct the oppo-
site end Of the. bridge. Thus. he had
one-fifth the distance to go and the
in order to meet him ct his end Of the
bridge. Therefore. the train was goAne
| 8 x 12 or 90 miles Der hour.
Evening star., 1952-09-06
Word Game
Find so or more words in
PROCLAIM,

meaning, ito publish abroad"
Average is 46; limit. IS minutes.
Rules-Words must be Of four or more
letters. Words which acquire four letters
By the addition Of IS" such as "bats.
"cats." are not used. Only one form Of .
word Is used. Proper names are not used
A list will he published Monday.
Evening star., 1952-09-06
Take MyWord for 1t
By fronk Colby

note that the vowel sound is not
Jaw" as: "SAW-der." The correct
vowel sound Is "ah." Say: SAH-der.
Distributed by McNausht Syndicate. Inc.l
Evening star., 1952-09-06
Answer 70 NUNDATE.

idea, innate, inane. intend, indent. neat
nine. nude. united, united, date, daunt
dean, dent. detain, diet, dine, dint duet
duennA. dune. edit. aide. ante, snent
audit, aunt, tanned. tend, tine, tide. tied
Evening star., 1952-06-13
More Wheel Axle Sets on Way
ToMeet Coaster Derby Demand
Derby Guide

The event-A coaster race
for boys. II through Is, in
which contestants drive cars
Of their own building.
Time-July 10.
Registration-At the near
est Chevrolet Office.
The IL Chevrolet agencies are:
Addison. Fourteenth street and Flor
ida avenue NV; Aero Auto Co.. 110l
King street. Alexandria; Barry-Pate.
1880 Connecticut avenue NV;
Chevy Chase Motor Co.. 7725 Wis
consin avenue NV; Hicks, 1240
Upshur street NV. and Kenyon
Peck. 2s25 Wilson boulevard, Ar
Also Lustine-Nicholson, $40 Bal
timore avenue. Hyattsville: sMandell
1900 Nichols avenue Sc; Ourisman,
SO H street NE; Dtohiman, 1907
NJ street NV; Williams. 1889 East
West highway. Silver Spring. and
Wissinger. Seven Corners. Falls
Church.