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ANDREWS FIELD

0h acres next to Andrews Field, g.
rm.. and bath house; h.-w.h. tobac-
CO barn. 100-ft. chicken house and
ether outbuildings. $4,000. Act
UN.. 1888: ewes, TO. 626i. PAUL
H. LAUTERBACH & CO.
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DIST AND H SITS. NV.

21St AND H SITS. NV.
Twenty rms, 5 baths extra toiletsl ;
Tip. TOP condition; with or without
furniture. Owner leaving city and
price reduced. A real bargain. Call
Mr. Norris. Jr.. ewes. AID. 609I
WOODWARD & NORRIS
Realtors RE. 66s5.
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S135.OOO

One of Vas Best Farms
This well-located farm has 565 acres
Of gently rolling land with plenty
Of water for cattle. The handsome
brick master house has bedrooms
and Ava baths. The 2 comfortable
tenant houses make 1t easier to
may be used either for dairying or
for cattle raising. Being within en-
hour Of washington over good roads,
you can live on this farm and still
msintain your Washington interests.
Shown nv appointment.
MASON HIRST
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pUPONT-SCOTT CIRCLE
STORE FRONT, 1Sx42. plus wash.
room. plus dressing rm., plus lava.
tory. plus, storage, also. rear entr
on wide alley; 1886 r st. NV. Ap.
NETT-BONNETT. ME. 1896. IS
1s41 L ST. NV. Store with 3 rms
and bath; west of Conn. ave-; reas
3541 Ga. ave-, mr.. N. H. ave-; 500
Mr.. 18th and You SITS. NV: $40
GUARANTY REALTY, INC.
1929 10th st. NV. MA. O5S7
WHEATON-Stores located in heart
of Wheaton; both on Georgia ave.
and side. street. Most any size and
suitable for many types Of business.
Priced most reasonably. Or will
build for responsible tenant.
E. s. PRICE AND CO.
1130f Georgia Ave,
10. 5-123l LO. 6-031
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11O9 MT. oLIvET RID. N.E.-suit.
for lunchrm. or hamburger stand;
5000 ROCK CREEK CHURCH RID.
N.E.---Suit. for dry cleaning, tailor
immed. occupancy.
FITZGERALD. MA. 1885.
now vacant.
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INVEsTMENT PROP. WANTED

PRIVATE INVESTOR will invest sub
stantial cash In apartments. COM
msTcisl dat.Is pIEopsFty sag S5 cTsssase ssat su0m
INVESTOR with substantial cash will
invest in any profit making under
taking. submit full details. Box
TO BuY~Four-family or 2-family
flats in the District of Columbia
and q nice neighborhood. P. j.
GANzERT, 1924 Vermont ave. NV,
DI. Sl4l or EN-. 5000. 3
HAVE CLIENTS to invest aroun6
SWISS REALTY CO., DU. 1179.
CASH for your business or invest
ment property. Rooming houses
and apis. Call ST. 3707. SH.
iOSlh CHANTKER & CO.
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leo ACRES. 5-room bungalow. SII, 500
|i20 acres, Groom house. $4,000.
10 acres. al modern 6-room house.
garage. etc. Sl0,600. $1,000 cash
BEULAH GOSS, CH. 5682
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INDUSTRIAL PRoPERTY-REN7

R0SsLYN-space in industrial bldg :,
IN units Of $40 SO. It. up. A. M.
s.w.,. d. c.; 25.669 sq. It., level
yard; partly paved; $500 mo. A. M.
NR: LAUREL AND AND BuRroNsV1LGIE;
24x60 bldg, 17x41 bldg; ample
acreage: l and 8 phase, WI. 559S. :
$4,000 so. FIT. OF ground centrally
located; pvt. r.r. siding and ONCE.
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RIVER HIDE-A-WAY
13 acres: level hilltop on Rappah.
bsrnt.; ga mi. to Warrenton-6 on
Black Top. ga on good gravel road;
spring and partly wooded. Price,
$500. $500 cash. BY appt. only.
ALTMAN REALTY CO. OIL. 6A36.
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

REAR 1454 CHURCH ST. New bldg
2nd comm. 28x4O, garage door
2O14 NJ ST. N.W.-Entire 2nd A..
Ryht' gh sp56' s1sf;' 8 rms. and Law" h.;,y.h
TaSLzssLE, 1s Ests,. !, Of light manu- anu
Mod. front, loading platform in
na1,,r rear Near Acme and safeTaS
mediate oeS oeeupsncy sS w. LEo is5 NJ aeaa BERN IN
s.W.. sTEiN NE. 4 G2,i BOO Realtors l4lS K st
225I 9th ST. N.w.-Approx. 2.20C
SSHd Sdg IT. cene5ets floors; ,ro rsproo
NV. ME. $500.
Behind cs Capital al cadillac co. 'G%@ saor!
sT6uSy sn6 ssmt;;' spnMH rms; sale sale esE. lease
bldg. lot 50x135, z rms. and bsmt.
pNEY hS fS&%sFfssl ssowN VIZ H. H. s5 s5si lease
Thomas st. NV. Room, 20x36 IT..
2nd commercial: rent. $40. Call RA
Mr.. send AND PA. AVE. N.w.-Ixe
store and 2 rms, plus End "A. apt
of rms. and bath; full bsmt., oi
h.-w.h.; ideal for any type business
$225 per mo. RE. 2137. TR. 1855
ARLINGTON OFFICE SPACE. excel
Wilson blvd. location: approx. .1St
per mo. csil ia. 5-s31S, Monda
through Friday after 4 PM Satur
day and sunday any time. IA
BUSINESS BUILDlNG-Route No.
used as restaurant-filling station
short-lons term. OWNER. ME. 1894
NEW BUILDING. 16xao it.. locate,
sH9s SS a.l5 Ba1tlm9Ee To ss5s ave. coilese PARK
NooS:PkoFif 0RGANIzATIoNs :
1000 SO. #. Of office space deco
| per So. #. with all utilities supplied
parking space for 6 to cars. carr
g. RoSINSK1 CO., Ma. 1884. MI
3II2 14th ST. N.W.-Second floor:
| rooms: approx. 900 so. IT. ofices
! showrooms: separate l4th st. en-
trance: $125 mo. ME. i1ao: ewes
WATERFRONT RESTAURANT-Exc
location owe rlooking Washtngto
5o0 sa r. iDass S NJ iof Rofa 531a fasd:n sE s
AGA PARK RID. NV, close to i lat
| St, Peoples Drug Store and Ho
Shoppe; entire 2nd a. avail; Sl0t
/ 927 Goth st. NV. at x ST.. west 9
! Conn. ave-; 9 entire floors avail
eonv. downtown location; S2O(
! GUARANTY REALTY. INC, 102
18th st. NV, Ma. o5S7.
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COLORED-PISGAH, MD.--Bargain,
5 acres, 2-story, Arm. house on
paved road in village: price, $3.50:
terms. call waldorf 3701.
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ORUKY REALIY COKP.. vi. 4UUU:
CONVERTED OFFICE BUILDING
WITH IT'S OWN PARKING
2212 NJ ST. NV.
Eleven private ofilces, plus 2 addi-
tional rooms at basement level ap-
proximately 1900 50. IT. Completely
modern.
M st. Just widened. new one-way ex-
press way to NV. the coming indus.
trial location of tomorrow. Buy oil
lease at Q price which is far below
the future of this location. ST. 53l1
JOSEPH KINSKY
DaoIfnR
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WAREHOUSE for rent In heavy In
dustrial area situated on 2 railroad
sidings In Arlington. Va. on Route
/. Boz PALM, Star.
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S25 mo. Small 2-story
brick. suitable repair shop,
storage. etc.
Also 2-story brick bldg. with
1000 So. IT,, S125 mo.
Also IL adjoining brick
bldgs. with parking area;
total lot size, 1000 50. IT.;
S375 mo.
ALI located behind Atlas
Theater. 1900 blk. H st. ne,
DRURY REALTY CORP, MI.
1000. Ewes. WO. 1891.
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WAREHoUsEs FOR RENT

Has VERMONT CT. trear 1926 NJ
s. g. 20 S2 8, IL SGs SPS spDrST sST.I sSss Ssr
opening: Si00 per mo-; available
March Is. Apply B. r. SAUL Co,
g25 10th St. NV. ma. 2l00. -9
$4,000 so. FT., factory space, a. !:
overhead cranes; 1000 50. It. once;
LIGHTBoWN. WA 1928.
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FARMS
NEARBy SOUTHERN MARYLAND
CHARM PLUS INCOME

LARGE HoME-scHooL BUS
elevation overlooking beautiful white
sand beach Chesapeake Bay: out
Pldgs.; tenant will remain; It's cold
friend, but II you act quickly there
y stu time for . valuable tobacco
h-MILE WATERFRONT
Lower Patauxent--l7 acres. small
modern home on high knoll. tobacco
barr; $15,500.
Excel. Bus. Location
No: 2 hwy. near Solomon's Island
35 acres, 2-story home. lower fiool
converted into restaurant, slot ma.
diNfS ehiTss McdPsXynrT,EsN dPsy Ts iisssnse VIZ. n1S
No; Prince Frederick 264-J-5 OF
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE

WILSON BLVD. LOCATION. Com
real Investment; 5000 50. IT. floor
space; income. 5000 mo-; ideal loca-
tion for 1st-class restaurant or Of
fices; owner sacrifice, other bust
ness. Cali TALMkDGE WILCHER,
INC, IA. $4,000 or KE. 3-6599.
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1408 N. Y. AVE. NV.
II. #. wide. 70 #. deep, near ont
Of Washington's busiest intersec.
tions. Available Immediately.
KASS-BERGER, INC.
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GOOD WAREHOUSES
~ 2.70O SO. FIT. BETHESDA. New
hre-resistant. Available April i.
ca 5000 SO. FIT, CAPITOL HTS
l-story; suitable also for light mfg
Private parking.
CD 1890 SO. TT, GEORGETOWN
l6.ft. ceiling; fireproof. Available
t4J $4,000 SO. FIT. NE. 1-story.
left ceiling; fireproof. Available
IS I7,ooo SO. FIT. NE. RI. siding
and private parking; flreproof. Avail
WEINBERG 81 BUSH, INC.
1907 II st. NV. Realtors. Ma. $500
$4,000 SO. FT.
industrial zone, suitable light manu.
featuring. etc; will erect new bldg
for reliable tenant; siding avail.
able; near 30th and Rhode Island
ave.
THOs. D. WALSH, INC,
s15 1lth st. NV. DI. 1857
NEW WAREHOUSE
$1,000 50, IT.. on floor; 15-ft. cell.
ing; railroad siding; ample parkinc
space: convenient ne. location.
kASS-BERGER, INC.
DESIGNERS. BUILDERS, OWNERS
EN-. S1OO.
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PROPERTY WANTEr

SMALL HOUSE on or near wisconsin
or Connecticut avenue, possibly in OF
near Chevy Chase. D. c. Box 299.
M Star or RA. 1851.
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WANTED

We have purchasers with substantial
cash for apts. ranging from e
T. N. LERNER & co.
ME. 1929 or GE. 1897.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED.
INDUSTRIAL and End commerica
properties wanted for sale or lease
A. II. ROTH. RE. 1880,
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UPPER MONTGOMERY
COUNTY

% acres with b-r0om. l.
bath house, modern eonven-
iences, on hsrd.surfaced road;
tenant house, 0-cow dairy
barn and other outbldgs.: IA
acres In orchard. % acres in
woodland. balance In pastures;
good fences: stream. water and
electricity in outbldgs.
300 acres with 12-room. p
bath house with old-type
kitchen fireplace; streams;
good fences. outbldgs.; excel
lent view.
I75 acres with large stone
house. built 1732, which could
be beautifully restored; tenant
house. other. outbldgs water
in every field.
We have other Washireton-
tyne dairies between 200 and
800 acres.
For further particulars and
an appointment to inspect
these and other properties.
cali our REPRESENTATIVE.
L. A. ABERCROMBIR
POOLESVILLE 2S41
Randall II. Hagner b Co., Int
1921 connectivut Ave. DE. 5000.
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I.3 ACRES rolling iandF S-Toon
house. barns. chicken house. 2.
car garage. new silo. wells
springs. etc. Productive, paying
farm; 90 miles D. C. Brokers Coop
BEULAH GOSS. CHI. 5682
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AIR CONDITIONED

Six lge. rms; downtown; very
reas. rent. Call Mr.. Fischer,
with DREYFUSS BROS, MA.
O5S2: eyes,, HO. 2S49.
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| ofFIcEs 3 STUDIOS FOR RENT
tcontinued.I

ADDRESS Of distinc.
ton. The new Professional Bldg. OF
Presidential Gardens at corner Of
Mt. Vernon ave-. and Russell I'd.
Converting and 2 bedrm. apis.
into suites to suit your needs. Rent
DEG. at TE. 44oO for apDt. to IN
Law lv OFFICE NEAR CouRTs-Room
In suite, with secretairal service.
Call Ex. 1911 weekdays. -10
CONN. AVE. AND PORTER ST. NV.
RsaqiSs Dat acdns nits q Sars TScm rooms rms ans
sional once. 900 50. it.. maximum
frontage on Conn. ave: Call THoS.
y FIsHERS, 3, 3 ass0. &C. INC. 7as 18TH
p. C.-This. newly decorated once
is now available at q very reason.
able rental. Corner suite, 2nd door,
consists Of 8 rooms and bath; ideal
psoessodS Sssson 5ST dsnsst TR SSeter Or ga Shsr
EE 3 Co. INC. 7ss 18th st. NV.
IDEAL LOCATION for doctors or
dentists office in Falls Church; Ice.
reception rec lon rp; h 4 by "a, e, plus 2 other
entrance; sot INC ,parEins area rent $50 MS
IVA rXEAAGeRNERs u. ,3;22S09;v,c s7;Ssrv s-71Ssr
completely furnished in new ai-.
conditioned building located In busi-
ness district. Owner going to
Answer Box 1-R, Star. Iii
DUPONT CTRCLE--2 elegant rms.
built-in bookcases. flreplaces. recep.
hall: ideal for psychiatrist or Other
pEofessional; Hy. 4779. Ill
DUPONT CIRCLE--Immediate occu-
pancy; 2 rms. $35 and S45. Call
Mr.. HUGHES, H. @. sMITHY CO.,
VICINITY X AND 10Th SITS. NV.
Elaborate real estate ONCE. VIII
on balcony to either architect. in
surance firm, builder or accountant.
Completely furnished and air con-
ditioned. Rent to be agreed upon.
ST. 055O or SH. 1446.
QE5 N6rr1 BLOCK ose1KkooHER HERoM gTAATTILEEEE EE
sEt1 SUITE: HTS1T BEX1TfFuiHY fnY AFN5RsiD FuRN.:
CARPET1NG AND DRAPES: AIR
CONDITIONING: JANITOR SERV-
ICE: PARKING AWAIT ABLE.
s. r & G., INC.
1104 Vernon Ave. NV. ST. 1920.
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MASON HIRST
FAUOUIER FARMS

Innandale, Va. Phone JE. 2-744s
Closed Sundays
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FARMS

500 ACRES, houses. 2 barns, ex-
cellent water facilities, very nne
stock and grain farm, ia miles Of
main hwy. Located on hard-sur-
faced road, a real body Of land
at only $4,000.
500 acres. excellent brick Colonial
residence. Ia r. 8 baths. modern in
every way, in Al condition.; beau
tiful lawn, hothouse. large garage
with servants quarters overhead;
heated MANAGERS house, tenant
houses, 40-cow dairy barn, other
outbldgs.; near main hgwy., acces.
.s.ble to D. c.; $lS5, 900.
235 acres, excellent stone Colonial
residence, completely modern, stone
barn, other outbldgs.; In Piedmont
Hunt section, conveniently located;
So acres, 7-r. LOG and stone house.
over 200 years old, bath and elect. ;
good garage. place for horse; $l5,-
S acres. UNnGPRovED, ON Route 2;
beautiful view, creek through prop
erIy; SIG 900.
Many other BARGAINS in real estate.
c. c. ELSEA & BON, REALTORS
Bluemont, Va.
Phone Bluemont 2421
Office Omen All Day Sunday
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DTVERnATJ

RIVERDALE $.
Approx. 7O-ft. frontage on busy St
nr. Md. University; improved by old
framed house. From reas. price and
unually liberal terms. NEZ
CUSHARD. Realtor. 1889 Wis. ave
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ROCKVILLE, MD.
Industrial and commercial sites for
sale or lease. J. VINSON PETER.
Rockville 1861. q
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tcontinued on Next Pass|
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Georgetown I'd; 2I.600: excel.
value. terms Exclusive. REGIONAL
REALTY CO., OIL. 2776 til 8 pm.
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Homesites, Farms. Acreage.
LEONARD SNIDER
PHONE 3311. LA PLATA. MD
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155-ACRE DAIRY FARM; large bank
barn. 80 stanchions, stable for
young stock, machine shed, corn
crib, etc; eood 9-rm. brick house.
oil h.-w;h.;s 80 ] AZ m rich. level crop
Five-acre country estate; beautiful
Colonial home; 10 spacious rooms.
2 baths. h.-w. heat; large shady
grove with gisantic oak trees. circu-
lar drive: good view; near transp. /;
cum, Poolesville 3411. with HOW
ARD r. SCHAFER, Bethesda, Md.
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18th NEAR K ST. N.W.-Three-story
store and basement; 22x100 to rear
alley. Upper floors office occupied.
FALLS CHURCH. VA, SSx14O. 2nd
commercial with all utils. in. CLARK
w. CROSSMAN. FA. 1246 or RE.
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RIPLEY & ROMER
REALTORS. GA1THERsBURG 700
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145 kennedy st. NV.
Two very desirable offices. available
in modern ONCE building. contains
325 So: it.. the other 34S 50. IT.
Call Mr.. Morrison or Mr.. Hughes.
H. @. SMITHY CO.. ST. $500.
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OFFICES 3 STUDIOS WANTED
ACCOUNTANTS want private once
with use of reception room or 2
private ofaces. Ring Bldg. vic. pre-
ferred. Box 27S-R, Star. #
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DAiM6AsSus mARYLAN6P fa4R AIt6 mic.
stream; all clear land; 6-room
house, Groom cabin. COW shed
chicken house, shop and meat
house. A good buy at $4,000
EARL ] PRESTON. REAL ESTATE
SH. 019A Damascus 6b51. p
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Near 21st and I NV.

Mr.. Watts. Ewes, OR. 5761.
DRURY REALTY CORP. MI. 1000.
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unually UDerQl terms. ANEl
CUSHARD, Realtor. 1889 Wis. ave
OR. 4232.
MOTELS
We have available q wide selection o1
national hwy. in and around the
Metropolitan area. For details anc
appt.. please call Mr.. Thompson
EN-. 1920 with INEZ CUSHARD
Realtor, 4S39 Wis. ave. OR, 1922.
400 GIRARD ST. NV.
Delicatessen store and 2 apts., 2 rms:
kit. and bath each. Full bsmt. with
toilet; separate entrances to apis
Low down payments. Mr.. Atino
RA. 445O, zAGAMI REALTY. Ii
y orr
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SECOND COMM. LOT, $500 50. IT,.
$50 per 50. #. WA. 2740. eyes.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-01

CONTINUED HIGH domestic de-
mand for farm products with rising
consumer incomes until mid-1953, is
forecast by outlook experts of the
u. S. department of agriculture.
Economic activity may level off in
he second half of next year if de-
tense OUTLAWS stabilize and business
spending for new plants and i'm
provements declines moderately
when expansion programs are COM
pleted. Exports of farm products
are expected to continue at reduced
levels.
Farm output in 1858 is likely to
continue near the record 1852 level,
if growing conditions are not adj
verse, these government experts
say. Prices received by farmers
probably will ease further. Cash
receipts of farmers are not likely to
be higher than this year and cost
rates are likely to be slightly high
er, so that net farm income is likely
to be somewhat smaller than in
1852 and substantially below 1947
and 1913.
CATTLE-Prices for better grades
probably will be steady to slightly
higher in the next two or three
months. Numbers on feed on Octo-
Der l in three leading Cornbelt
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-01
Markets at q Glance

Demand-Continued strong domestic de-
mand for farm products but smaller exports
are forecast for 1858 by U.S.D.A. experts.
CattIe-Prices for all grades probably will
rise moderately from their fall low points.
Hogs-Slightly lower prices in near future,
then irregular rise until late winter appear
probable.
Lambs-Substantia1 price rise is probable
in next three four months.
WoOl-Firmness abroad and government
moves TO support prices probably will give
steady to strong trend.
Wheat-Movement into support program
and poor start for new crop probably will
bring price rise.
Feed Grains-Prices probably will rise mod
erately from their fall lows.
FIaxseed-Prices for the season probably
will average near the support level, U.S.D.A.
says
Hay-Supply per animal is about percent
below 1860 average
Dairy Products-Prices probably will aver
age slightly higher in 1858 than in 1852,
U.SD.A. predicts.
Eggs-smailer laying flocks and higher
prices are probable next spring than last
spring.
Chickens-Prices probably will be weak for
a short time, then advance moderately in
winter.
Turkeys-Prices probably will be steady to
a little higher as holidays approach.
POtatoes-Price rise during winter is likely
to be moderate.
Montana farmer-stockman. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1947-1993, 1952-11-01

cattle feeding states were IA percent
larger than last year, but prices are
already Is percent lower than year
ago.
Supplies of grassers, especially
cows and low grade slaughter steers
will continue heavy through No.
vember and possibly early December
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1952-02-24

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Evening star., 1952-03-09
Mr.. RenfroW
Is Married
In Missouri

An out-of-town wedding yes
terday Of interest here was that
OF Miss Edith Josephine Boutin
| of New York and Mr.. Richard
Nelson Renfrow Of Washington
The Rev. c. E. Mount officiated
at the ceremony which took place
lin Cape Girardeau. Mo-, at 3 ir
the afternoon.
The bride Is the daughter OF
DR.. and Mrs. Ralph G. Boutin
OF Cape Girardeau and MIR. Rem
frow is the son Of Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. Louis H. Renfrow of Wash
ington. who attended the we'd
ding. Gen. Renfrow in the deputy
director Of the selective service
system.
The former Miss Boutin is q
graduate of Southeast Missouri
State College, the Mcdowell
School Of Design and the Bar
bizon School Of Modelling. She
has been an assistant designer
and model in New York.,
Mr.. Renfrow is q graduate of
Maryland University. He served
with the United States Army dur
ing the last war and is now in the
news department of the South
east MiSsourian.
The newlyweds will reside In
Cape Girardeau.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
MRS. RICHARD NELSON RENFROW
The former
Miss Edith Josephine Boutin
St. AIMS Annual
Fashion Show

Spring and summer finery will
be displayed at tomorrow evenings
annual st. AIMS Fashion Show.
The fashion show. for the benefit
Of the school debt fund. will be
presented at $3.50 pm. in the
school auditorium. Fairfax drive
and North Frederick street. Ar
llington, Va.
Mr.. John H. Martiny will be
master of ceremonies and Miss
Marilyn Berger will be the COM
Imentator Of the fashion show.
There will be favors for the
ladies, 80 door prizes and refresh
|ments will be served.
The ushers win be a group of
young ladies from Marymount
College, Arlington.
The fashion show is sponsored
by the Ladies Auxiliary Of st.
AIMS Catholic Church, Arlington.
Mrs. Fred Ganley is chairman of
the fashion show and she will be
assisted by 20 ladies of the parish.
Miss Dorothy Gollinger, president
Of the st. AIMS Auxiliary, will
give the welcoming address.
Evening star., 1952-03-09
Senorito Penoherero IS Honored

In the furry: Of entertaining
for the retiring Ambassador OF
Ecuador and Sonora de Pena-
herrera. chief honors yesterday
went to the younger member Of
the family. Senorita Argenta
Penaherrera.
Lunch time found the daugh-
ter Of the Ell Salvador Ambassa-
dor Senorita Maria Teresa Cas-
tro giving a party at the Shore
ham. Coming in to say their
farewells to Senorita Penaher-
rera at the o'clock event were
Senorita Dianna Oreamuno,
daughter Of the Costa Rican
Ambassador and Sonora de
Oreamuno, and Senorita Maria
Elena Restrepo Jaramillo.
daughter Of the Colombian For
eign Minister. formerly Ambas-
sador here. She is visiting here
at the Colombian Embassy and
will be here another weak.
Also there were Mrs. Barry
Freer, Mrs. Mead Patrick. Mrs.
Evening star., 1952-03-09

Ross de Matted, Miss Barbara
Hughes, Mrs. Ellen Fox and
Miss Betty Fort.
Later in the day, Mr.. and Mrs.
Barry Freer and Miss Betty
Fort combined their talents to
spotlight the popular post debu-
tante. The Freers gave q cock
tail party from z to 8 (true to
Latin American cuStoms) for
about 20 guests and then every
one went on to dinner at Miss
Forts. The second hostess Is
the daughter Of the Comman-
dant Of the Potomac River Ma
val Command. Rear Admiral
and Mrs. George H. Fort.
Among those expected were
Senorita Oreamuno. Miss Char
ito Adreosola, Miss Jane Lingo.
Miss Julia Cunniberti. Miss Bar
bara Hughes, Mai. and Mrs.
Donald Griffin, Mr.. B. o. AL
holm, Mrs. Frank Ortiz, Mr..
Harry Brighton. Mr.. Casey Zon-
dag and Mrs. Francis de Void
lex.