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Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-05-01

to our surprise, did just as wen as
or better than some Of the newer
hybrid varieties, last year. Set as
many per vine and they got just as
big. (Which isn't saying much.)
Sometimes We Wonder
Sometimes when the flats of trans
plants get too much in the way, or
when there's still the corn to hoe and
Johns back is tired and it's le-in-
the-shade hot, or when Mary has
cleaned, blanched, cooled and pack
aged broccoli until she can see it
with her eyes shut, a person gets to
wondering if there's any sense to
gardening or if it's just an old custom
among country folks that ought to
have been junked with the surrey.
But seriously, it is a sound practice.
1t certainly is a tremendous salts
faction to grow good food, and do it
well. But it's more than that-it's
fun.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-05-01
Thin Stand Best
For Alfalfa Seed
By K. o. McKASKIE
Rosebud County

WHEN ANYONE asks me about
raising alfalfa seed on dryland, 1
am inclined to answer in the words
of an old rancher who said he had
been raising alfalfa seed for over
80 years and would not attempt to
tell anyone how to do it yet, as
every year brought new problems.
/ started out with rows AZ inches
and "a inches apart, sowing about /
pound per acre. The 84-inch rows
have consistently out yielded the
42-inch rows by at least 500 percent.
/ believe 11-foot rows would be
even better.
One field 1 planted to 42-inch
rows and the following spring cross
cultivated it by attaching marker
to the cultivator. This allows Gull
tivating two ways, leaving plants
AZ inches apart each way. For the
moisture we get here this is still
too thick though it yields over 100
pounds per acre during good years.
I am now planting a field in AZ
inch rows and will cultivate it at
an angle, leaving plants feet apart
in the row and staggered so that
each plant will have a 4-foot circle
from which to draw moisture and
plant food. This will allow for a
three-way cultivation. BY stalking
out the first row and using a mark
er on the cultivator it will be easy
to lay out the field after plants
have made a good growth Marking
out should be done the same year
that alfalfa is planted
Our extension agronomist, Ralph
Mercer, has consistently recon-
mended thin stands of alfalfa for
seed and sooner or later we will be
forced to agree with him.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-05-01
Farm, Ranch Experiences
Here's HO1U...
Our Garden Grows
b. JOHN G and MARY HARKER, Sanders c0antg
By JOHN G. and MARY HARKER, Sanders County

potato patch. 1t was there that we
saw mulching really pay its way.
The whole patch was beginning to
show the lack of water, and the po-
tatoes were marble-sized. Only the
weeds seemed to be doing well.
While the unmulched ones just stood
still, the mulched potatoes got a new
lease on life. They had the appear
ance of having enough water. The
plants looked thrifty and when they
were dug, early in November, the
mulched plot had produced real
spuds while the unmulched potatoes
were still peewees.
Best Varieties
Earliness is one thing that we're
always interested in, particularly in
the tender vegetables where even a
few days may mean the difference
between crop and failure. With corn,
Golden Cross Bantam, a good va
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-05-01
May I to IS
By OSCAR [. MoLDENHAUER

NOTICEABLY WARM with showers
the principal hghghts
northern Wyoming
brief
much in the The moisture distribution
will be spoy and the variations noticeable than usual
The weather May 9Th 9th cobna
ton will favorable
any period
should favorable planting and ag well for the live
stock industry
Weathe Oranges
weather indicated
May s 3d. temperature disturb
Sunday 4h
the Dakota This like favorable
showers thundesorms throughout Montana northern
Wyoming weather. rather
cold air overspread northern Montana Tuesday, the
this days
paratively cold weather and probably frost
rising Friday
with unsettled partly cloudy weather the weekend
disturbance hunderstorms
Montana Monday the 18TH Montana
northern Wyoming within Light
locally probable this time, but this shower period
be brief and have limited spoy Warm weather
return by Thursday 18TH this period
Pecpaon Below normal Temperatures Above normal
The accompanying statistics drastic
fall weather history should be that
highest temperatures
instance the atime
ming % obviously local condition section
According Weather
bring freezing weather part of Montana
statewide established
established in 1892 and in the intervening go the month of May
has brought subzero temperatures of Wyoming
Is different years.
May Weathe
N0rm eft raet Tnwaek
Montana farmer-stockman., 1952-05-01
Farm, Ranch Experiences

Idaho line, on the south side of the
Clark's Fork river. The river valley
is comparatively narrow, and the
mountains rise 5000 to 5000 feet
from the valley floor. Garden eleva-
ton is about 1900 feet.
Frost is our biggest limiting factor,
here. We can depend on frost
about the end of May, another the
first week in September, with a
light frost about the end of July.
The severity of that mid-season frost
largely determines the success of our
gardening.
Frost Treatment
It will be interesting to see how
much the frost can be moderated by
irrigating Mr.. Roth of the expert
ment station at Creston told US last
fall that even tender things like
squash and potatoes could stand
some frost if their leaves were full
of water.
We had a chance to see this work
few weeks later: It got down to
% degrees and was below freezing
a total of three hours, but the squash,
corn-even the nasturtiums weren't
hurt. The plants were so brittle then
that they cracked at touch. 1t had
rained steadily for several days be-
fore it cleared and froze, so every
thing was water-filled. If the rain
can do it, why shouldn't we be able
to, with irrigation?
Mid-Season Feeding
Last year, bordering the possibih-
ties of an extra, mid-season 'meap'
for plants, we did some experiment.
ing. Learned lot about how not to
do it, too.
For potatoes, a handful of fer
tilizer was mixed into the soil in a
hole s inches deep, 4 to 6 inches from
the experimental hills. Trenches A
to 6 inches from the rows and 2
inches deep were dug for the other
vegetables, before the plants got too
big. Dry fertilizer was sprinkled
into the trench which was imme-
diately back-filled to conserve mois-
ture.
Vegetables that gave the best re.
Spouse to this mid-season side-dress
ing were corn, beans and potatoes
Leaf vegetables and roots gave us M
noticeable results. Strawberries
seemed to be actually harmed: those
that got the extra fertilizer stopped
blooming and put out lots of extr;
runners.
Mulching
Another practice we've tried t
limited extent is mulching. Thi
gave us such favorable results tina
we'll probably enlarge our expert
ment this coming season.
Many materials are recommends
for mulching- shredded corn cob
shavings, aluminium foil, straw,
mention few-but we used oil
(1910) sawdust and found it thol
oughly satisfactory.
We used it first on strawberries
put it on in the late fall as wintt
covering, then uncovered the leave
and crowns of the plants in tt
spring This mulch helped conserN
moisture, control weeds and made
easier to get rid of runners. Nor
over, it kept the berries from ge
ting mud-splashed during hal
rains.
Since it was working so well I
strawberries, in late July we sprei
q fo1ir-irnch LAYER Of II on half I
Evening star., 1952-08-21

These prices effective until close Of business Saturday August g.
1882 in Washington MARYLAND Bethesda Silver Spring,
Takoma Park Bladensburg Rockville Gathersburg Coral Hills,
Hyasve Kensngton Brentwood Chevy Chase Comar Manor
boro Laurel Indian Head Capitol Heights VIRGINIA: Alex.
Arlington Fairfax, Falls Church. Mclean Herndon.
Vienna, Annandae NO SALES TO DEALERS. WE RESERVE
RIGHT TO LIMIT QUANTITIES. Produce prices subject to
change daily.
Evening star., 1952-09-17

CHECK ON THIS LIST
Nr. Coolidge HiGh-Semidet. brick: Q
rms. and bath; powder Tm.. garage.
18th and Shertdan--Semidet. brick;
18th tn ana 'i5nd UnderWooSADet. " d. BRICK. 9
rms. 25S baths. req. rm. with bar.
2nd and Quackenbos-Det. 0-rm.
brick. gas heat. garage. Only SI6.-
pss: punsslkoSy:; !: mr.. 18th and Under
LoUiS RbbbES. n s7oz. On. o14o
Evening star., 1952-09-17
ALTURAS HOTEL
150Q 18th ST NV

Outside ssle. and dble.. rms; rum
room: So per day up. HU. 6i16.
COLORED-2O34 FLAGLER Pr. NV.
Beautiful. attractive, newly furn.,
warm room for single girl or man
and wife; employment: cooking and
laundry; NC ehildreni SO week. Gail
LARGE Ii fkoHf sSSi ROOM
for refined couple or 2 men; all
PRIVILEGES: exclusive convenient 10
cality: reasonable. Ia. $3.50. LIZ
COLORED-35 8 ST. N.W.-Rm. for
refined cple.; PRIVILEGES. Apply after
CoLoRED-FURN. ROOM for couple
or l single lady: home privileges.
Call after 1870. DU. S74S. --l7
COLORED-TWO ROOMS, furnished,
for light housekeeping. Call MA.
1850. ROBERT l.. EVANS. 49,
COLORED-2 UNFURN. RMS; home
privileges. No children. 636 Rock
Creek Church I'd. NV. NO. 1880,
COLORED-111S p ST. N.w.-Large
furn. rm., use of kit; plenty of hot
water; by mo. only. $3.50. See
MRS. BURREL, or call AT. 5604.
CoLoRED-esoe 18th ST. NV
Lge. lovely rms; share, or pvt. bath,
and share Kitchens; lge: reception
coLoRED@soii IA taylor Mbl 'Ssg 81. NV. NV.
Room with inclosed porch; Beau
tyreSt mattress; linen furnished,
Call RIA. 1892 after 8 pm. -2I
COLORED-I22S FAIRMONT ST.
Nice large room or single room;
priVileges; gentleman. AID. 1889
Evening star., 1952-09-17
BELOW COST
APARTMENTS WANTED

applicants waiting
for your furn. or unfurn. apis. or
houses or sublets. WASH, Va. White.
Open days. Ma. 0001.
LEARNED CPLE. and 3-yr. .-old daugh-
ter desire furn. apt, before Oct. 15:
Amer. Univ. ANS areas: ref. WO.
9S75, 81 pm. Box 494-E. Star.
FRENCH OFFICIAL, 2 adults, . chill
dren, seeks furn. apt. or house: |:
Chevy Chase-cathedral area; $500
max. DE. $500, Ext. 427, MR..
BARBER, before 9 pm. '-22
TWO-BEDRM. unfurnished apt. near
vicinity Of 14th and Kennedy sts.
Call Ju. 7-6543 after a pm. 17s
bedrm. furn. apt. Call LA: 6-4653
after 9. NV. section; $50. 1S'
YOUNG embassy girl desires share
apt. with ! or several; GEORGETOWN
preferred. OR. 1921. s:3o-b pm.
EMPL. SETTLED LADY. desires un.
furn. efiic. or 1-bedrm. apt. in good
NV. sec. $50 max. Box 17-K, star,
19'
UNFURN. efficiency apt. within walk.
ing distance of Navy Dept. Max. $65
per mo. Refs. furn. Box 413-J. Star
Evening star., 1952-09-17
HOUSES UNFURNlsHED tcsas.,

THREE-BEDRooM CAPE con near
new Bladensburg High School; Sl25
mo: on lease. Cali wa. 5000.
s4s Ro2RERT 2sE rssS,pp5v 3; ,pp5AvIs 9 co. e -lS
INV. Oil heat; $dlS mo; Immed.
tors GE 227O cEves.. De. 7s45S.
MT. RAINIER-New S-bedrm.. avail
able Oct, IS; $ll6 mo; CARSON
ARLINGTON, det. brick; nv. rm.. din.
ing space, fully equipped kit; Z bed
rms. tile bath; full bsmt.; large
cant. $125. Alexandria 1854.
IOOO6 Wildwood rd.. Kensinston.'
Md. (benind Bethesda Naval Hospi-
tad 3 lge. bedrms.. gas heat. all
slec: kit, with grbe. DISPOSAL; 1-yr.
schools: etc. To inspect. Call LEO M.
BERNSTEIN q CO.. I4I5 K st.
NV. ME. .5402.
NEW s;bedrm. brick rambler; full
bsmt., big lot. select area; close to
all conveniences. IA minutes to
PenssSon; tag =, Sal Gsl u JE ,.v A5saSs. s ",
". @ sroaS TS 81. Fans d Church. Va. "a. us us
ARLINGTON. LYON park; bedrms.
fun bsmt.; close to 8 buslines. Rental
$l25. CECIL 7: LuPToN. oW. 1898;
NO. ARL.; 2 bedrms.; full bsmt.; stair,
TO attic. excel. location. Close tG
shop. schools and transp. to Pen
tagon. MILTON q. SMITH. 1857 N
SILVER live r0i SIZING Hi Ss " bedrms., aIgO; ~
baths; $3.50 mo. Call sH. 349O; 81
4I06. -l9
Evening star., 1952-09-17
ROOMS HOUSEKEEPING

NV. extra large corner rm., all
utills., conv: transp., for couple;
134l z. CAPITOL, Apt. 81 furn,
Ink. rm.; settled lady preferred.
Can be seen 4-1O pm. Ii. 4-2563.
1919 VERMONT AVE. NV. walking
distance town-Bsmt.. 2 rms, pvt.
bath, .elec. refgr. use yard. pet per-
mitted. SIS wk. ME. 1904, Ex. 6746.
1.4O P ST. NV. 1.-The churchiir:-
Efficiency apt. bed-liv. rm., next
bath; bath maid MAJ ossS service, linens. 1880
1343 L ST. N.W.-Nice front room
Tith exposures; equip. for Ink.
1850 NICHOLAS PL. N.w.-Refsr.
semibath; near Mt. Pleasant car: for
or ?; very reasonable. -iQ
627 A ST. N.E.-Clean, 1st-n. sgle.
next to bath, elec. refgr., stove, hot
and cold water: free laundry priyils..
,py PVT; r. en.r sT NJ 6 Can De De; o3SS; 10
Ink: rooms; So. so wk. up.;- Sleep
Ing rms; Sc wk. up. 10. 3-6767.
$50 4th ST. NE large furnished
frent oSm rooms. Ink; SIG wk. Cail
5Si SEWARD SO. s.E.-Near 5th mls snd
Penna.. ave. Sc, large front dbIe.
rm., stove. .refEr.. sink, child ac-
cepted. Apply SO pm. DE. 1912.
Ia
Evening star., 1952-09-17
APIS. FURNISHED Cont, ,

NV. for rusn Or Sfas@: @os SIS s1a %o. 0tes esii
1899 10Th ST. N.W.-Livins rm.,
bedrm.. kitchen, bath; nicely furn. ;
xskins MEL a. dsis1oe No s1I dGwnLGrn1 IT 1sS s9SS
1918 INGLEsIDE TER. N.w-Livins
rm.-bedrm. combination with kitch-
en-. share bath. back porch. Win ac-
si feps .h esild' sFs N'h f. 2sSs: rms sf kitchen
and bath, refrigeration; $4s.so mo.
See janitor on premises. -19
ARLINGTON-Furn apt. living rm..
firepl.. bedrm.. kitchen -dinette, bath.
oil h.w.h.;. no children or pets;
middle -aged. cple. preferred; $s6.25.
ELEGANTLY FURNISHED APT. in
NV. section. completely air-condi-
toned bldg; complete bedrm.. din
cite and large living rm. and kit.
$500 per mo; Box 301-J. star.El9
apt, apt, .ts ideal for. for couple; sysTything
or ME- 1890. 10
sos N. CAPITOL and 3-rm. apts.,
nicely .furn.; oil heat. close to trans
portation; reasonable. Apply 23 N
Nj RSE4lNs Ss sa FIELD III ,snd snd St. Eli Ella
bsmt. apt. 10. 2-3929. is
9O6 X ST. NV room, kitchen,
bath; utilities furnished S635 mo. !;
key at 9O7 New York ave. NV. 10
1911 PARK RID. NV. APT. 6
furn., 1-bedrm. apt. In
mo. incl. utils. See janitor on
premises for key and apply to
JESS FISHER & CO.. INC.
1920 K st. NV, Realtors. Elk. 1911.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
ROOMS WANTED
ROOMS AND APIS. TO SHARE

2 GIRLS wish to share modern NV.
apt .oIs Nth ID, /: under FL. Gan
GIFT TO- e share hare sir-cond. & enc. apt.
LAZY LSf wi w1 I0fH sh2ff sffssr sSsarn ssisS "a ap.
in Sc; with Q sirls 10. S-4s50
yEWisS Evil Z Gi6i GTouNc MEN-sh.r: Cns ,ns,r.
furn: house: sn facilities: sxpr. bus:
NJ hDIi is.s .ass3GsDhessL 8Np eoLusrz Sh 81 81
s,:s e e.i ihnsf bG y ss7s g.. .t.:s *: 1.ei
GIaI ssa S sS ea esfF. AZ fsDss $500 S'ta s,.r shsT
LADY WILL SHARE 1 bedrm. ant.
with another. Nicely furn. Good q. q.
legation. Ref. exch. LA. 6-8l72.
BGsfNEssP afsfr 4 P'Ri WOMAN to .b.r. ca Gssn.
ave. air-cond. enc. with another; S13
wk. Cali before 10 am. KE. 7-o7sO.
BLOCK G. W. UNIV. suitable @iS stu
dents; own pvt. rm.. share liv. rm,
Kit. $40 mo. ca. 2l4e Eye st. NV.
NV. JEWISH GIRL. l or I. to
share attractive home with 2 others:
Nwb bathS GoSdEESr. tx EN- n!s2Stss ss22 sye1inss
to. share large bright 3-room apt.
GENTLEMAN to share apt, 18th st.
NV. Own room, home privil. Cali
De. e341 till noon or after pm.
ATTRACTIVE 2-bedrm. ant. to share
BY professional woman with another
business woman. Excel. transp..
Mass. Wis. area. Ref. exchanged.
Write Box 362-J, star.
TWO GIRLS TO share lse.. mod. s.e.
nome. with & other girle; dble. OF
kWtn beds; Yeaa. VI. 373S.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
Rooms FVRNIsHEn-NL

1919 LAWRENCE ST. NE, lee
beautiful rm., very nicely furn. with
lge: porch. Suit. 2. $500. SIZE
GELS REAL ESTATE. 525 9th st.
NV. Ex; 2501. -22
sleeping rooms; close to carlines.
Ii. 4-9711. -In
FRONT RIM, semipvt. bath. refined
home and neighborhood; S35 per
col End 81. Ne. Ant. 41-clssn.
quiet and comfortable front RIM. in
apt; apt; for lady; Ii, 3-0405.
- 80 single; $40. double: weekly.
C0LoRED-FRoNT ROOM for COUPLE
or single person; home privileges.
Phone DE. 547S. Is
COLORED-I45 n ST. NE at
tractiye rms. next to bath: / with
twin beds; PRIVILEGES. DU. 911s.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
ROOMS FURNIsHED-s.E.-s.W

MEN ONLY. Near Penna. and 18th
Sc. Entertaining privileges. Share
rfgr. Ages 2l-45. Ii. 7-5572. -I9
1900 BURKE ST. Sc, mr.. Gal. HOSP.
Lge. front. sunny, next bath; Chris
tian. adult home; $3.50 single. Ia
SlS 5th ST. S.E.-Nice double front
room; cony. transp:; men pref;
SINGLE OR DOUBLE. reasonable
rates; blk. from Capitol. 3O5
New Jersey ave. s.e., phone Ii.
SOL SEWARD SO. S.E.-Near 9Th and
Penna. ave. Sc. large front dble.
cepted. Apply So pm. DE. 1912.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
sUslNess OPPORTUNITIES

USED CAR LoT-well established.
sign; ,piped string iiSats: capacity.
40 cars. Reason for seiling-at two
locations, must dispose Of one. No
OWNERS forced TO sell speciality shop;
good lease. good location; can be
WI 669s. Oh. 1647. OF. 5050.
WOULD LIKE TO BUY Q luncheonette
and soda. fountain with living
quarters from owner. Box 4d0-J.
RESTAURANT. $1,000 mo. business.
ISvEsTMENT I'M ssHT' ExfRAoRSiiNART tsSiiNA -
1879 Of capital stock Of insurance
company without risk" for $4,000.
to 60 into several states. FOR fur
ther details. call ia. S-5646 or
"a ?7eeSS0o44; or ewes. and Sun.
TEN ' fEs IIstt CENT RETURN ON limited
% Investment with well-estab. auto;
furn. Box 4sS-K, Star. sSs
DRY CLEANING store. fully equipped:
mixed trade: rent $40: illness;
$3.50 down; easy terms. MA. $3.50.
RESTAURANT, Mclean. Va. I'm
800 q day; excellent location: sell
$ss;4s, $:sn: ,'.r;s 3s:'' v: sr19 g.
TAvERN-Best Sc. location: long
lease loy rent: owners must sell;
e e'ssnfsls 1P5ls.' Asss sssn * tss5Ss; ssss;
woRKIsNSGi PARSTNEER wanted 1i to in
vest So 900 In growing and we'll
scK ssiys efor. esi sss4' Established 80 Ys:r'' Ys:
sss :;s FL e ra 9:n ;'s:e s:'
BOOMING HOUSE for rent; also
sssa ssys5ai durnished' for sale. oSSA. ma.
INVESTOR for well-established re.
tail automobile corporation on q
unit basis. A sound business prop
osition that guarantees definite re-
sScRErARfafis tSsRi RI iss * asaE
Nice opportunity for bright, ener-
getic. public steno. salesman girl to
make real money: MA. 5696: 19s
EST EXCLUSIVE DISTRIBUTOR
ION SPe'iGnsyd sapsnded dncT ~ $685. ssGafes
ESQ SERVICE STATION, located on
busy Virginia highway intersection,
tust outside Wash, d. c.: pumping
$4,000 to $4,000 gals. monthly; sta
tion doing good business; selling be-
cause owner has other interest and
cannot manage It all. Approximately
$1,000 will handle. Interested
parties please write Boz s-K' sss Star
GROCERY STORE with beer license
and apt; corner location; new equip
ment; doing over S1.400 weekly.
SODA FOUNTAIN In drugstore for
lease at nat rent. no percentage;
very little cash necessary; has been
under lease for many years but party
must leave due to illness. Box Tx,
Star. 21s
KOSHER DELICATESsEN AND RES
TAURANT; over $500 weekly; air
conditioned; $4,000 cash to handle:
2 men can make good livelihood;
worth investigating. MILTON GOLD
PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER, est. 4 yrs.
leaving town; will sell for cost of
equipment (under 81, ,0O0); good mid
town location; lease available at S46
q month q .rooms); good invest
ment and excel opp. Box 1O-K, Star.
Evening star., 1952-09-17

REASONABLE for quick action; suite.
2 rms. porch IN lge. apt. mr.. shops.
transp. To. 3443, TU. 1891. liz
REFINED GENTLEMAN win share
twin-bed room apt. with another
man. 25 to 40;. In Sill. Spg., near
n. o. T.. Nicely furn.: avsil. at
COLORED-l3IS CLIFTON ST. NV.
Apt. 210. Small apt. to share with
l other. Call HO. 4049, after 6 pm.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
ROOMS FURN.-Mp. 8 VA.

TAKOMA PARK-Lge. rm. for lady,
In apt; kit. privileges; no other
roomers; nr. bus. SH. 1878 after
$3.50 pm. is
REFINED GENTLEMAN In nice
home. eonv. to Pentason. OW.
ARLNGT0N-Mod; home. pvt; bath:
Pentagon and busline. IA. 4-0560.
BETHESDA-Pleasant rm., pvt. home
cony: Suburban Hosp, N. !. II. Ii.
$4,000. Ext. 62120. -19
BETHESDA--Master bedrm.. private
bath; lovely home: excel. transp. I;
$50 mo. Single. OIL. 764O. SO
Y. ARL.-Well furnished large room,
pvt. entr., bath. Close to bus and
shopping. OW. 2942. -18
Evening star., 1952-09-17
HOUSES UNFURNIsHED

EXCELLENT three-bedrm. home for
small family; large fenced yard,
aulet. est street. near schools. Ask to
fss Park ~ Ia Remt s1sg gsnqs "a: Tsk9T sKan
NoNs' { iucHs 1t c.. Htos III L &. 5sAaS: NV:
Mr.. ANDREWS and Boiling Field
Liy. rm.. din. rm., 2 bedrms., equip.
kit. unfinished attic, full bsmt.
S12s mo. 10. s-425O after Pm.
FALLS CHURcH-sh bedrms., 1M
JE. 2-6s4S, dL. 400. Ext. 1900.
CHEsTERBRoOK, VA, Is minis. from
Pentagon-Colonial semibrk., large
yd,. scr. porch, bsmt., lv. rm., din.
ria.. picture window. 2 ige. bedrm1s..
sisoa neeai Or PeEflS is1o. iurn; l'r fs lfs'e
SILVER SPRING, 2507 Holman-Nev
hsaGfEi hsas si4S osSFTs So. s:ssss. g. baths, 1s gas
brick, good .cond,: mixed neighbor-
aoGd o1fS ssssS ss shiS5s1 1o Sssp e pets; white
1921 DELAWARE ST., CHEVY CHASE,
IMiip.sLiv. Isii rm.. din. rn,.. sunroom.
garage: $3.50 mo. Phone John III.
Rails, RANDALL n. HAGNER & CO..
1921 Conn. ave. n.W' DE. 1900.
SILVER SPRING - New s-bedrm.
occupancy. Children accepted. Sis
MOOR xaENcY. INC. sH. Ss55.
ARLINeToS-7Newly .,. dec. a-eedrm.
foSHo fsSsSd RaaSfY saasais' INe o%. 6S sSa sSso
RIvERDALE-Nice. almost new, det.
masonry home. in nice location, for
Large aa rms osn Very larss s: and an f. pisy. nsas
room or attic storage space. Avail
able now. HERBERT & SONS.
sRealtors II: 3.012e. III
SEAT e. e., RaE,AsANiTEIdeal for doctor
baths; bath excel. sond.; lge: fenced lot;
MGR. WO. 1900. Thos. L. Philips.
BETHESDA AREA. 1898 simmons DR.. :.
vacant: 500. WI. 4O53. Is
ARLINGT0N-Loveiy Germ. modern
rambler; best section; s min. PEN
es7' e'oR RESsfNSHSNr vi GIG III Fl. Nj R RisSs. SS
Parkl-Nearly new 3-bedrm. brick;
lst q; law. dishZasheIs gas heat,
etc.: S115 mo; MAX MILLER. FR.
%AVV OT -. 0S0Os IL
PETWORTH NV, on busiine-Stx
lovely rms. with encl. breakfast rm.
and sleeping porch. Call RA. 1851.
NEAR ANlNANDALE-B-room house ON
Little River Turnpike; rent in ex-
change for carpentry. painting and
general repair work: your oppor-
tunityl. Also have 1-bedroom house
without plumbing or water. near
Falls Church; $4,000. JOSEPH w.
sEAY CO, Realtor, IA. 262O.
PARK. NV. SEC. sr;ek
house. beautiful 8 rooms. Q baths
coMsHSaTioNH HOME ONE And nj VjT OFFICE. sss
small row house: 1st commerciaI:
busy Sc. st. Z. BRINCEFTELD, II,
6-2I39: ewes. GE.. 3765. -22
Jefferson Park, adj.
Beverly Hills--7-rm. brick Colonial,
IN walking distance of George Mason,
schools, s1Ss; HUBBARD Really
cHIILUM MANoR-a-bedroom brick
detached house; o rooms. bath. base
ment. gas heat; S116. ROBERT Z. |
LoHR, ResltoT. 81 Cedar st., "a.
koma Park. USc. oE. 0267.
Evening star., 1952-09-17
COAL, WOOD. FUEL OIL

QUALITY COAL. coke. charcoal, 1ire-
pl: coal; fireplace wood and kinal,
STTnpLY CO.. AT. 5919: eyes,. DE.
F1SEPLACE WOOD for sale, seasoned;
immed. delivery. cut any length.
FIREPLACE WOOD for sale; IA to
"a in; Immediate delivery. JE.