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Evening star., 1952-07-12
HOUSES FOR SALE--MD.
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REAL ESTATE

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REAL ESTATE
Only 1000 down: 5-yr.-old masonry
bunga. Liv. rm. din. Fm.. kit, Q bed
rms. and bath; space for bedrms.
ished; fenced corner lot; S9.95O.
MARKET
$66 per mo. includes everything at
AZ. Lovely yr.-old Cape Cod with
expansible 2nd fioor; range. Tefsr.
iat exhaust on,H fan; s,d lsys1 ssd Anchor fenced
is SLOW
1dsI on very fS small proft BASIS sM Rahls Asfins
only 81 ,250. Separate din, rms.
and fun bsmts. Your inspection for
comparison.
BARGAIN
One-half acre with large fruit and
shade trees: This custom:built home
and hath: Snd fioor: ' Q bedrms..
play rm. and u bath; bsmt.; h.-w.h.;
porch. Quick sale, only Sl2.5o0.
BUYS
-Four -bedrm. brick m lot 7bx2OO;
garage; patio; bsmt.: h.-w.h. A
real buy for some lucky guy at
ARE NOW
Are the kids married? II not give
1st floor: Liv. rm., study, din, rm.,
2 bedrms. and bath. 2nd floor !:
4 bedrmS.e Very large bsmt..: oil
h.-w.h.: large porch; garage: lot
6Sx200. Three blks. from school,:
owner says accept any offer for
consideration, wants S15,950 for
this unusual masonry home.
BURCH REALTY co.
S505 BALTIC. Blvd. College Park, Md.
8 pm. wa. 5s4f. US. 1891. Is Mis
al
Evening star., 1952-07-12
MONTTC!ETJ.O PARK

MONTICELLO PARK
Lovely det. home. on corner lot, liy.
rI1 rGwdsr With frepi. Dins;-panedlsd s;ds d den,
with screened porch on side. and
well-eQutp. kit; 3 large bedrms. and
bath on 2nd floor; full bsmt. with
rear entr. gas h.-w.h. Priced for inn
mediate. sale with only $4,000 cash
j. LEE DONNELLY
VA. 1915. Realtor. Ewes. GE. 1894.
Evening star., 1952-07-12
FALLS CHURCH

FALLS CHURCH
3 Bedrooms, W Baths
Immaculate. sparkling white Cape
Cod, situated on lot 50x160, only 2
blks. to shopping and bus. Liv. rm.,
sep. din. rm.. large equip. kit. and
ss5S sss Ses vth fsh1ase only Fu pSoS ps56s sssS SnS
down payment required.
YEONAS REALTY
GIL. 21OO, Realtor, OK. 1243.
Evening star., 1952-07-12

OLD ALEXANDRIA
Charming small brick town house.
with walled garden. .Attractively Inn
proved and carefully restored By
owner, II has features sought by
lovers of the old with the con-
veniences Of modern living and the
JAMES M. DUNCAN, Jr.
XII. S-s4OO TIE. 653s
Evening star., 1952-07-12

BY OWNER-White frame cottage,
on a acre, with frontage ON 2
streets. Many trees and shrubs.
Liv: rm. with firepl. and book
boards and picture window; 2 bed
rms. bath. 2 screened porchs on
lst A.; extra rm. and attic on End
A.; bsmt., garage, outdoor drepl..
tool shed; house not new; in estab-
nshed, attractive neighborhood. FA.
1897. Ia
NEAR ARLINGTON BLyD.-ovner.
3-yr.-old brick, 3 bedrooms. fire-
place, gas heat, bsmt. rm., bath,
ground-leyel entrance. ia. S-5217.
Evening star., 1952-07-12

0IO 3. JACkSUN ST., ARL.-2 story
prk.; LIST a., hv. rm., full din. run.,
lge: kit. elec. appliances; 8 bedrms.
and bath on second A.; bedrm. or
Ieer. rm; and bath in bsmt., screened
front and rear yard; fenced rear
yard; conv. loo. to elementary and
y, high schools. shopping center,
!O minis: to Pentagon, less to Navy
Annex. Priced $4,000. ia. 2-4279.
Evening star., 1952-07-12
BU IS
ARE NOW

SaraSe: Se; pat,o; | bsmt.; I h.-w.R. RR.10yi 4
real buy for some lucky guy ct
Evening star., 1952-07-12

$500 DOWN-Brick, row; waikinR
distance Pentason and Navy Annex,
conv. schools sand shopping center;
mace and storage rm. BY owner. no
dealers. Call for appointment. JA.
S.39b6, MRS. CROSS, after 5 pm; !;
Al day sat. and Sun. Ia
$1,000 DOWN and you can move into
this AL brick home. with screened
poTch and full bsmt. ACME, ia.
2-l4Zl, ia. 6-1R36 -
Evening star., 1952-07-12
SUN BRIGHT

LARGE AZ CT TRUST
By owner. brick rambler in Hillwood
area: 12x20 nv. rm. with Heatolator
flrepl; with mirror: 12x8 din. L. 3
lge. bedrms. PLUS beautifully nm.
30x12 attic rm. with perm. stair
case. Aluminium storm windows
3-373B, day or ewes. Ia
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Der &f nm Berlin

Der ififanoie 0rud ser Gullen auf
Die 8eOolferung bon @eIt=8erIin bat
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Der freien &elt oertauiden tpolten.
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be bonn eleftrilhen &raftitront, Gnts
fu6rung BON Sotpiets @egnern uno
Grobungcn nit meiteren NaoelIti6en
olenen nidt 0ielem 31ped, ionoern
elnem erneuten Geriud) sur Inter
grabbing Ser Wforal 8eIt-gerlins.
Gurd oiele Softifen boffen sic 8ol-
lhenifen sic HerpolitQt ser 8eo0Ife=
rung 9erlinS 10 longe 5u lteigern, bis
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renallden Groblelnen beidGftigen ion
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nlft feblen laien miro.
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Die oitSeutidje 9lrmee

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menn oie Gierlnd6te=& =&onferen5 nidt
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fir Serl6leppungsmanoper bon req
liitii6em Sriebensmillen unterl6ie=
oen perben muB, lebren oie tragi=
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Der 1tnfriebe in Hermanens

Damit lit ausgeipro6en oaB es
Selbittaui6ung pdre, auf Elm bal6i=
ges S6ninoen Der beutigen @elt-
milere 5u boffen. gs mogen BEL ser
beutigen 3erriittrng unb gerpil6e-
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Wenidbeit itd 1pieoer zines gebeibli-
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elmer beiieren 3ufunft ber5agen. Gin
folder &leinmut tpdre nur bann BE-
rebtigt, tpenn mir uns iagen 1niiBten,
bob 5dpdden uno gerseben nur auf
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oie Gertrdge ibrer Gegierungen rati.
ft5lert baben lperoen, fann nit Der
Iusbe6ung neuer Soloaten fir oie
oeutI6e europa armee gere6net tper,
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.Oto6tbaber i'm &reml gelpillt ltno,
tein Oeittel rnoerludt 5u loilen, III,
Dos 3ultunOefommen ser genleinla-
men abenol0noil l6en slbnebr nod in
letter Stunoe 5u iobotieren. 9ieler
bolldelpiltiicbe Gifer lit nobl 5u per-
lteben: nenn es Ofosfm nift iebt
nod seltngt, einen Sell 5lpii6e1
Geutl6lano uno Die tpeltlichen Ser
bitnoeten 5u treiben, 10 lit oie Gbonce
perlpielt, Ieuti6lano ais &riegspo=
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menigltetS ais BIN uno berl6ponfen=
Ben Eufferltoat gepinnen 5u f0nnen.
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lein DerOen, lit Geutl6lono Elm ir1te=
grterenoer Sell Ser 9lftion getporoen,
Die tpeitere grpunlion oes 8olI6e1pi5=
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figboren 0titteln auf5ltbalten.
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bert notiirli6 rationale Spfer 5ugl1n=
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lonoerS i6mer ober lit 0ieler neue
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nem @irfli6feitslinn sic per1noerten
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Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-04-01
Markets OF a Glance

Demand-Prospect Of moderate business mp
swing later this year suggests steady to strong
demand for farm products.
Cattle-Prices for better grades probably
will start upswing after another month or
two.
Hogs-Prices probably will average much
higher in next six months than in last two
months.
Lambs--Lighter supplies probably will cause
substantial price rise in next two months.
WooE-Steady to slightly higher prices probe
ably ahead.
Wheat-Heavy exports may sustain nearby
prices, but big crop prospect probably will
cause decline later on.
Feed Grains-Growers are planning to plant
10 TO IL million acres less than government
goal
Flaxseed-Linseed meal ceiling and large
oil offerings obstruct price rise.
Seeds-Dealers report good demand. Sup-
plies are mostly adequate.
observation-disclosures prices declined in April,
advanced in May, in IL of last 16 years.
Hay-Price decline probably will continue.
Dairy Products-Government will support
manufacturing milk at $685. a cwt., butterfat
at 69.2 cents pound in year ahead.
Eggs-Steady to slightly higher prices are
probable in next few months, then more rapid
rise to early fall.
Poultry-Increasing sales of farm chickens
and commercial broilers will weaken prices.
Potatoes-Prices for good old stock probably
viii continue at ceiling.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-04-01

last year. The early spring lamb
crop is estimated at 5 percent less
than last year and marketings be-
fore July / are expected to be less
than in 1851. If total movement to
market drops near the level of last
spring, it will be about one-third
below recent volume, so that prices
should improve considerably.
WOOL Steady to slightly higher
prices appear probable during the
shearing season. With prices already
near the government support level,
selling pressure is likely to be light.
WE1EAT-Prices may be steady to
moderately higher in the next month
or two, but are likely to decline as
harvest approaches. March stocks
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-04-01

STABILITY IN total economic ac-
tivity since early 1851 probably will
be followed by moderate upswing
later this year. Defense industries
will continue to expand, although
more slowly than the schedule Of
several months ago called for.
Civilian goods industries also are
likely to become more active. Al1o-
cations of scarce materials for civil
ian production have been increased.
inventories have been BROUGHT down
to more manageable size. With con-
sumner income remaining high and
savings accommodating, con umer
spending may rise moderately over
the present high level.
These prospects suggest that over
all demand for farm products will
be steady to strong in the months
ahead. Total offerings of farm prod
ucts tend to increase after early
spring, however, so that any rise in
the general level of farm prices is
likely to be small, even though
farmers plans indicate that farm
production will fall short of the 6
percent increase over 1851 set as the
goal for 1852.
Shortage Of farm help is an i'm
portant limit on any increase in out
put. Farm machinery supplies APP
pear ample, the U. S. department
of agriculture reports.
CATTL+Prices for the better
grades are likely to fluctuate near
current levels for the next month or
two, then start moderate uptrend
until late summer or early fall. In
termediate and lower grades prob
ably will be steady to strong until
late spring after which they are
likely to turn downward.
Stocker and feeder cattle prices
probably will hold up well during
the spring. Favorable feed prospects
except in parts of the southwest and
attractive returns over grazing cost
will mean small offerings and active
demand for light and thin cattle.
Stability in prices for fat cattle will
encourage buying cattle suitable to
60 on grain feed, although current
margins are narrow.
Buyers and sellers are far apart
on feeder prices for fall delivery.
Losses on cattle bought last fall, I'M
certainty about future prices for
feed and fat cattle and the possibility
that the embargo on Mexican cattle
will be lifted by Sept. ! will make
buyers cautious.
/ LAMBS - Prices probably will
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-04-01

average substantially higher in the
next two months. In view of the
heavy slaughter since the first of
the year, numbers left in feedlots
probably are not much larger than
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-04-01

For full information on other
oRTHO products call your nearest
ORTHO Fieldman or contact
any Office below.
Evening star., 1952-04-19
By Roqer G. Whitmon

Question: l have a leaky con-
dition in log cabin. The build
ing is covered with large partially
round slabs of wood and the bark
is diSintegrating and falling off ir
many places. Around the Chin
ney in particular, the logs do not
seem to meet the chimney and
there seems to be nothing but
building paper for quite distance
Is there something an amateur
could do to prevent rain from
seeping in and soaking the in
sulating Wallboard?
Answer: Fairly large spaces
should be packed with oakum
which is generally stocked by deal
erS in boat supplies and plumbers
The last three -eighths to one-halt
inch of depth should be filled with
a caulking compound applied with
a caulking gun. Small spaces can
be filled with caulking compound
only. l would advise that the
bark be removed because it holds
moisture and causes the wood to
rot. 1t also is a nesting place for
Wood-boring insects.
Drafty Staircase.
Question: We have a closed
staircase which formed a pocket
of cold air at the bottom near the
door. Recently. we had a cold
air register installed at the bot
tom of the stairs, leaving about
a three-inch space between the
register and the door. This has
not solved our problem and 1 Won
Evening star., 1952-04-19
Oukum and CuuIkinq Gun
May Handle This Problem

der if space near the door is too
small and if register should have
been installed a few steps higher.
Answer: I doubt if there will
be much improvement in the
change. Relief might be obtain
able if the temperature of the
rooms on the upper floor was in
creased so that there wouldn't be
as much cold air flowing down
the stairs. Notwithstanding the
door leading to the attic will also
help.
Burner Shuts Off.
Question: Could you give me a
reason why our oil burner occa-
sionally shuts off, thus leaving us
without heat? I have had the
furnace dealers here several times
and they can give me no salts
factory reason why this should
happen.
/ Answer: There are many rea-
sons why this may occur. FIRE.
quently corroSion of contact
points on the various controls
connected with the burner will
shut it off, and then again the
condition may be caused by a
low water cutoff. if the boiler
water has dropped to a dangerous
level.
I suggest that you call in a
serviceman specializing in thermo-
stats and oil burner controls for
a thorough checkup of the equip
ment. If you cannot find the
names of such firms write to the
of this equipment
Evening star., 1952-04-19

and ask him for the name of a
Iservicing organization who would
do this type of work.
Rough Surfaced Laundry Tubs.
Question: Our stationary wash
tubs are "a years old and the
interior surfaces are quite rough.
I would like to give them several
coats of porcelain but am Won
dering if the surfaces shouldn' t
have a couple of coats of cement
or something similar first.
Answer: Cement would not ad-
here to a surface saturated with
soap and other cleaning powders.
In fact, it will also be difficult to
have paint adhere to this same
surface. My recommendation is to
smooth down the roughness by
rubbing with a coarse abrasive
stone. This should give you a
smooth enough area to work in.
Evening star., 1952-04-19

If you wish to take a chance, you
might coat the tubs with a rubber
base floor paint.
Mr.. Whitman offers readers
| leaflets on a variety of subjects
concerning home repair work. If
you would like to have his leaf
let, W-18, Squeaking Floors and
Stairs, send 10 cents in coin to
Roger C. Whitman, P. o. Box 80,
Station G, New York 10, N. Y.
(Released by Consolidated
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Evening star., 1952-04-19
Ookview Terroce, Montgomery County, Nd.
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The Catholic times. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1951-current, 1952-01-18
WASHINGTON LETTER
WASHINCTON LETTER
CenOcide Not Hard To Prove

WASHINGTON, (NC)-There
are beginning TO be real fears
that the Genocide Convention of
the United Nations will be
"scuttled," or at least impeded
until the time of its greatest
usefulness will be past.
For this reason, many persons
in the United States who know
pretty we'll what is going on in
countries behind the Iron Cur
tain are alarmed by the opinion
attributed to Mrs. eanor
Roosevelt questioning the use of
bringing up the question Of gen.
ocide in the UN meetings. They
are vigorous in their contention
that genocide has been, and is
being, practiced in countries
dominated by The communists,
and they assert that there is am
pie proof.
Soviet Russia is interested in
putting the convention aside.
Soviet Russia is the country
which today is accused of prac-
ticing genocide (the extermina-
tion of natural, racial and relig-
ious groups) in satellite coun.
tries. Moscow would prefer 10