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h.-w.h.; corner location; $i26.
1880 Monroe st. n.w.-Six rms, 1M
baths, full dry bsmt.. gas h.-w.h.;
909 27th st. n.w.-Completely re.
modelled; facing Rock Greek Park;
2417 Eye St. n.w.-Six rms. IN
baths, compl. remodeled; In heart
of Foggy. Bottom; $3.50. =.
1882 Webster st. n.w.-Five bed
rms. 21a baths. oil h.-w,h. tmmacu-
late cond.; $3.50.
WOODWARD & NORRIS
REALTORS. 723 goth ST. NV.
81 RE. 1855
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1441 Harvard ST NV

1441 Harvard st. NV.
Spacious front apt. with 2 bedrms.
liv. rm., foyer. kit. and bath; furn
or unfurn.: cross ventilation: close
TO stores and transp. Present
monthly income, $3.50. Operating
expenses, $27 monthly. Phone
WaShburn & Maize
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RENT S11O

Almost new brick house: very modern
disposal, dishwasher, refgr.; powder
rm.; deep fenced yard: mr.. schools
vacant; new sect. ne. New Hamp
ave.; excel. cond. TO-DAY. Mr.
Gordon. WO. 6-1936, DIXIE REAL
TY CO., Agents.
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Xmas Special
Seen by Appt. Only

oecII Uy AppG. O1lIy
Beautiful apt. In nearby Va. with
2 bedrms... liv. fm., mod. kit. and
bath. plenty Of closet space. park
ing facilities. Small down payment
Low operating cost. incl. all utils
Call Mr.. Barnes, so. 5-52S8: once
WaShburn & Maize
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613 KENNEDY ST. NE.
RIGGS PARK AREA
4-REDRM BRICK

4-BEDRM. BRICK
Newly decorated, lge.. .S-rm: house
plus 8 glassed-in porches, 2 baths
gas heat, nice yard; vacant; Va blk
18th ST.; partly furn. Rent. S1S5
immed. poss. To insp., today ant
Sunday, Mr.. Gordon, WO. 0-1935
with DIXIE REALTY CO.. MA
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HARDWARE. NV.

Same owner over 8 yrs. Now closed,
owner Ill in hospital. No goodwill
asked. merchandise, dollar for dollar
at wholesale prices. Must be sold.
Exclusive. Ewes. and Sun. AL LIT
KOGOD & BOOKOFF
631 e ST. NV. MA. S-937S
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MoUSEs UNFURllISHE0

1923 n ST. Sc.
Semidet. br.. 8 rms, bath, gas heat.
!, Ready for occupancy. $115 on lease.
MARSHALL. y. WAPLE CO.
1924 14th st. NV. AID. 4-2006
RIVERWOOD-N Arl.'s finest resi-
Dental area; 4-bedrm., 2h-bath
brick rambler
McLEAN-Bath and " Colonial with
every room large, attached gafaRe.
full basement. S146 Q month.
THE DARBY CO.. ia. 5-0393.
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RENTAL HDQTRS.

IEG1N 1A1 14DN 4EOs
Rockville, 3 bedrm. rambler, $100
Bethesda, 2-bedrm. rambler, $110
Chevy On. 3-bdrm: old home, $11(
Chevy Chase. 3 bedrms.. den, $l35
Bethesda de luxe bedrms., $125
Kensington. 3 bedrms., $3.50. Mass
ave-, 2-bedrm. ranch home, $3.50
Many. many others.
ALLIED REALTY CORP
6QOO wis. Ave. OIL. 2-f,t,49
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917 4th st. n.w.-7 rms, bath and
garage; $40.
4S9 q st. s.w.- rms. $40.
RAYMOND r. RUPERT, 1017 9TH
ST.. NV. ST. 3-S4S4. Ia
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NAYLOR GARDENS

Lowest mo. pymt. in D. c. area for
sale. First-h.. .2-bedrm. wing apt
One Of the best locations Mr. Row
land. LU. 1-7069. DRURY REALTY
CORP DI 7-4450
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327 NICHOLSON ST. NE.
Mr. NEW HAMP. AVE. q RIGGS RID.
Modern 2-bedrm. semidet. house, with
full hsmt. and fenced rear yard: gas
heat. separate din. rm..- $95 mo.
SIDNEY 2. MENSH & CO.. MA, B.
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1929 18th pl. n.e.-3 bedrms.. bsmt
auto. heat: S125.
ROGER MOSS. H0. 2-6020
Ewes. and Sum-. LA. 6-392S
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8-ROOM BRICK HOUSE
H.-w. oil heat, some furniture. fire
place. Rent. 500. 4S15 Frohlicf
lane, in Md Out Kenilworth ave
Ii 3-2Qf1. eves III 6.2RA4
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TILDEN GARDENS
Tilden Gardens is q true cooperative
Its plan is neither dificult to ex-
plain nor to understand. The build
ings are either entirely clear Of in
debtedneSs or have but small out
standing balance. The monthly op-
Grating expenses are Comparatively
low-reflecting proper maintenance
through the years.
There are now available two apart
ments-a small apartment OF !
bedroom. bath. living room, dinettt
and kitchen. newly redecorated and
priced at SIS, 900 with monthly op-
Grating expense Of $@. The larger
apartment has 2 bedrooms. Twins
room, dining room and very at
tractive kitchen; $4,000.
J. NELSON HUGHES
S420 Conn. Ave. EN-. 2-9696
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CHEVY CHASE, MD. .
baths, rec. rms: garage.
KIRKS REALTY CO.. REALTORS
HO. 2-677S: OIL. 4-2SO6
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ST. 3-2S1h
SIP CONN. AVE.

OPEN SUM-, 2 TO 4
Beaut. 2nd.-fl 2-bedrm. apt. with
lily. rm:, foyer. bath and modern
Kit. with dinette. porch. cross ven
ready to move right in. Only $40.
800. For terms and detailed info.
see MISS ASCHENBACH in lobby or
phone her at EN-. 2-3734; or MR..
AIKEN EN- 3-22QA
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SERVICE STATION

Modern, 4-bay station. in College
modern facilities; splendid oppor-
tunity for aggressive individual with
reasonable capital; available tmme-
diately. Box 394-z. Star. IA
.RESTAURANT-GRILL, NV.
Owner quotes over $4,000 monthly.
Air cond. Near Govt. bldgs. Open
only hrs. daily. closed Sat. and
Sun. Priced reasonably. Wonderful
terms to responsible people.
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SILVER SPRING AREA
NEW

Contemporary semidet.. ramblers. gas
heat, garbage disposals. new schools
and all conv. nearby. Avail. immed
at $116 per mo. Call CO. b-913S
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Strout Catalog-Free!
AUTO COURTS. stores, gas sta no.
tells. resorts, farms. homes, etc.
WORLDs WOSRLD 1fyS ff.aRoEsT Psyr sa 90 yesIs siss. re-.
liable service. Save through STROUT
REALTY, 234-N Woodward Bldg.
Washington ST 3-3T94
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OWNER LEAVING CITY

Unusually charming aforementioned
apts.; real buy at $4,000. Three
large rms. plus modern kit, fire.
places. built-in bookshelves. NO.
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UPPER CONN AVE.
l3-bedrm.. 2-bath rambler: sep. din.
rm., dishwasher. disposal, screened
porch, full bsmt
KIRKS PEALTY CO., REALTORS
IHO. 2-677S OIL. 4-2S06
1851 F ST. Sc. Ft. Dupont Park
areas rms. plus rec. rm., $95.
1899 Burke st. s.e-6 rms. Q baths;
nr. Gallinger Hospital; &110.
$3.50 HALEY ter. Sc. CONGRESS
HeightsM6 rms rms immsseuiate mag eond.;
3434 gath st. Sc, Congress Heishts-
| 5 rms; fenced I'd; S95.
I119 Darrington st. s.w.. Congress
Heights-6 rms. SS5.
JAMES CARROLL. RENTAL gPH-
CTALleT
size Nichols Ave. -. 70. $1,000
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FLOWER SHOP

Owner quotes over S60,00O yr. gross (:
very attractive: exclusive NV. sect. !:
rent $500. Closes 8 pm. no Sun.
pripa C1E 000. farms
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ALSO AVAILABLE

APIS. FROM EFFICIENCY
SIZE UP TO HUGE HOUSE
SIZE APIS. OCCUPYING
THE ENTIRE WING OF A
PPRfGGEs PPFNG HERSS FRoM oNI2. AN9 AT
$500 to $17,500
Reasonable Terms)
II you are in the co-opera.
tive market now or will be
in the future, be sure to
phone for details on present
opportunities or to be in
-cluded in future mailings.
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MARYLAND 6ft1(A nO11E6
2 BEDRMS. RADIANT VALLEY. Slll
3 BEDRMS., Seat Pleasant-----$ $9l
2 BEDRMS.. Woodlawn -------S S10l
3 BEDRMS., Cheverly -----S13E
ROBT. 8. DAVIS q CO., WA. 7-39O(
SILVER SPRING AND BETHESDA
2-bedroom bungalow --------- S9l
3-bedro0m rambler - 11l
3-bedroom Colonial ----- 145
3 bedrooms. 2 baths, c. c. 16l
Call JAMES G. CONLEY q CO., yU
$4,000 till 8. is
40O4 ELLICOTT ST. N.W.-S79.5 so
2 bedrooms. living rn., kitchen anc
bath, front porch; convenient Sec
ton. Call RE. 1851, or come II
2 Thomas circle NV.
10th AND GRANT-$95; lge.. 6-rm
detached house, with porch anc
lovely grounds. Call RE. 1861. ol
come to 2 Thomas circle NV.
VICINITY NAYLOR RID.
And Alabama ave-. s.e.-Six-roon
brick house; 8 bedrooms, moderT
kitchen. gas heat; front porch. Deer
lot. Convenient to elementary school
shopping centers and movie. GooC
bus service. Phone LU. 1-3300.
TEMPLE HILLS, MD.
57S1 1st. st.-Liv. -rm., din. rni..
bedrms.. kit. and bath. on one a.
oil h.-w.h.; full bsmt. and very lge
LLOYD E. TURNER & son
LO. 7-3400
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1900 BAYLISS DIR.

ALEXANDRIA, VA.
3-bedrm. rambler with liv.
rm., dinette, kit. and bath; large
front and back fenced yards; con.
venient to Shirley hwy. Dir: Out
Shirley hwy, left on Route to
Tuckahoe DIR. and left to Bayliss dr..
H. G. SMTTHY CO.
81 18th st. NV. ST. 3-330O
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Distributor Wanted
MOTELS FOR SALE
MEMS STORE

Beautifui modern Store front and
fixtures, air conditioned; steady and
increasing sales volume from resi-
dents and transients. in two large
hotels. Dealers for the best OF ma
tional brands; ample space to add
ladies' or boys departments. Owner
has other interests and will sell ON
attractive terms to responsible party.
Write Box 225-A. Star, Ia
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-AuLlC1ICO
$4,000 DOWN
$75O DOWN

IOOO 1 I1EIC1V N1f11G I Gk11ND
Store-garage-f1 filling station. old estab.
trade; legal slots. very profitable.
SIS, 600 will handle.
Restaurant. fully equip. and acres.
Defenta Defe ind sgsd $1,000 slGsf viii ss0ae Ss0Heo
]. B. WATERS. Jr.. Prince Frederick.
| Md Phnnes 214 and 2lQ.I.2
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BUNGALOW, 30O5 Franklin st. ne.
- rms. and sun porch, newly
decorated. finished attic, auto: neat; neat
schools. 500 mo. For key. call
LA. 5000. -13
43I5 II ST. S.E.-4-bedrm. 2Ha-bath
rambler; brand-new; $3.50 mo; To
inspect, call LU. 2-4620. -13 .
N. ARL.-2 -bedrm. brick. may rent
at your price. JE. 2-7566. .Il3
1N baths; beautiful and spacious
gar, lge lot, $135. Ell. 6-37O7,o
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MoTEI-Rte. II. Harrisonburg, Va
modern units, 5-bedrm., 2-bath
guest home and diner. Furn. and
equip, Central oil heat. $26,600;
HfIGiHR6 HiiGiEHSR 6aTai REALTY CO.. ia. s-s4es
MoTEL"Rts; 21ii li, osinesvills; Va
sasip anc centrai heating dfh Is aeres aea
SS5. 900: $4,000 cash.
IIJILLIARp REALTY CO.. IA. e-s46S
1913 Lee Hwy, Arlington. Va.
MOTEI-Rte. /, Fredericksburg. Va.
ss oTE a unas ncs Restaurant sSG nnnss and rn own
acres. sos. 900: $50, 900 cash.
|HILLIARD REALTY CO.. IA. S-S46s
4613 Lee Hwy. Arlington. va.
COLONIAL BEACH. VA.
Amoco gas station and small grocery,
s1oaSe sn5aSe = s1seoo res6 ps IN nss!y noaf cash
or terms. J. &. NORRIS, Box 354.
Colonial Beach. Va.
NIGHT sPOT-sTRICTLY BAR
Opens 5 pm; closed Sunday. Long
lease with option to purchase bldg.
-. ATLAS. SOUTHERN BLDG.
:. REsTAURANT WITH BEER
MOQeru. SuperDly equipped; Q real
value. thriving business: long lease.
low rent. Illness necessitates quick
sale.
ATLAS. SOUTHERN BLDG.
Ma. $1,000 EN-. 2-3033
3 FULLY EQUIPPED BARS
In st. Marys County. Md, near grow
ing communities, on main highways;
7-day liquor license and legalized
slot machines. on-sale package
$500. Call Mr.. RING. bet. 10
am. and noon. Midway 5-2sS1.
la
Strout Catalog-Free!
AUTO COURTS. stores, gas sta ho-
tells; resorts, farms; homes; etc.
WORLDS LARGEST 53 years re.
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1I35 46th PL. S.E.-Newly dec. g.
bedrm. home on. quiet street; h has
large liy: rm;. din; os, area, nS eIee. AIT k,t.
washer; full bsmt., gas heat. 81 10
mo. See Mr.. Jones, 1139 46th pl:.
or FRED A. SMITH CO.. 1113 l7th
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WEEKDAYS, MA. 8-9565
Edmund j. Flynn Co.
Coop. Apt. Authority Since 1920.
Wash Bldg ma. 1886!
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93S LoNGFELLOW ST. N.W.-va-
cant; near Ida's dept. store: com
pletely redecorated: 8 rms. brick,
full bsmt., oil h.-w.h.; amazingly
low rental for this fine home. Call
RE. 7.3531.
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ROOMING HnIiSE:

ROOMING HOUSE
10 rooms, 3a baths. oil heat: s1<O
rent, lease. Calvert st.. not TOO far
from Shoreham Rotel ana Conn.
ave-; income plus 2 rooms, Kitchen
snd bath on 1st fioor to live in;
Edwin Z. Ellis. RE. 7-5140
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GROCERY-DEL.; beer; $500 wk.
Price $4,000, down $1,000; 3-room
and bath apt; nr. District line on
Georgia ave. A. r. SEELYE, p1.
Evening star., 1953-04-26
Study Shows Reasons for Weeds in Lawns

dom from weeds, developed
when there was (1) an ample
amount of seeding (2) a high
nitrogen fertilizer was used and
CD when the grass was moved
to a height Of 21a inches.
A poor sod, and marked in
crease in weeds, resulted with
Cd insufficient seed (2) using
lime alone 90 no fertilizer a.
phosphate alone. and (5) phos-
phate and potash only.
Close moving. together with
the use Of a high nitrogen fer
tilizer. produced a thin sod, the
experts said. In early summer
and in favorable weather, lawn
appearance was very good" but
in hot. dry weather the grass lost
much of its green color.
The theory is, Mr.. Smith said,
that close moving causes a cor
responding loss in roots, since
the roots are roughly the same
length as the grass. This "root-
shedding" is supposed to cause
the poorer sod.
The experimenters recalled Sc
we're injury to the plots in 1851
because of fertilizer burns, as a
result of applying the fertilizer
during the hot, dry season.
They advised that fertilizer be
washed down into the soil with a
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By james BirchfieId-

mulberry, the bamboo tree that
had been nursed along for a year
or so and a couple of dwarf fruit
trees got clipped of I got the
word rather emphatically that.
in the future, I could do my
moving out in the pastures.
That is where the lawn mower
came in. We are going to get
one, and I'll have the chance to
see if I'm any better with it than
with the larger machine. ex-
pect I had better be.
\ y X y
One of our newly Matched gos-
lings took quite a trip the other
day, and I'm still trying to figure
out how it got there.
1t had been Matched under a
goose over on the north side Of
the barn. There still was an egg
that hadn't Matched. so the goose
continued to sit on the nest after
the one egg Matched.
Over on the south side of the
barn were two geese with only
one gosling between them. But.
on this particular morning when
I went out to feed them, I no.
ticed there were two goslings
tagging along behind the geese.
This extra gosling, it turned
out, was the one that had
Matched on the other side OF the
barn. and, somehow. had left its
mother and made its way over to
the other geese.
1t is doing nicely with its
adopted parents.
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Life in the Country
Tomato Plants Pushing for Freedom,
But Weather Won't Cooperate

My timing, as usual, has been
very bad this spring. I'm going
to have to find some way to CO.
operate a little better with the
weather.
There may have been too
much heat in the hot bed, or I
just got impatient and planted
seeds too early. Any way, I'm
in a fix. My tomato plants are
so large they are pushing up
against the hot bed glass and
I'm afraid to set them out in
the garden until next month.
If things keep growing in that
bed, I'm going to end up with
tomatoes and cabbage before
June.
OF course, this isn't the way
things ought to be. The plants
should come along and be just
the right size for transplanting
at just the right time. I should
have tomato plants ready by
the middle of May, and cabbage
plants a little earlier. But as
it is, I have tomato plants early
and cabbage plants not quite so
large.
No matter how I try, nothing
seems to come out right.
I've put this off for a long
time. but it appears that I am
going to have to get a lawn
mower.
A tractor mower is fine for
large places, but I've learned,
much to my wife's disgust, that
it won't do in small areas. Be-
hind my Swarth lie the countless
remains of her prize shrubs and
trees.
First to go down before my
tractor mower were a few peach
trees and grape vines. That I
blamed on lack of experience in
handling the machine, and I
got away with it.
But sooner or later even am
supposed to learn to drive a
tractor and to look where I am
going. So, when the hybrid
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heavy soaking Immediately after
application. Otherwise it may
remain in the grass and cause
severe damage.
No chemical weed-killers were
used in the experiments, the
specialists said, because they
wanted to measure the effects
Of the treatments without allow
ing other factors to influence
them.
They said a good stand of
bluegrass will choke out the
weeds, without any help.
In one sampling, 5-foot-square
sections of three plots were ex-
amined for weeds. In one, seeded
with bluegrass, only two weeds
were found. In another plot,
also seeded with bluegrass, only
three weeds were found. In a
third. where no seed had been
planted, there were 139 weeds.
All three plots had received a
high nitrogen fertilizer and
about the same general treat
ment.
Weed-killers alone, the horti-
culturiSts said, are not the an
sWer to the lawn-owner's prob
lem. The chemicals must be
used as an aid, not a cure-all.
when weeds appear" Mr..
Smith said, lit means the condi-
tions are more favorable for
weeds. The problem is to
change the conditions, not
simply kill the weeds"
On the question of spring
seeding versus fall seeding, the
horticulturists voted for fall
seeding. They said 68 per cent
of the total weeds counted in
the study were found in spring.
seeded plots, as against 80 per
cent in the fall-seeded ones.
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Roses EnIiven
Problem Areas

Many gardeners are using
roses not only for the magnifi-
cent color and bloom, but also
as a practical solution in camou-
f1aging problem areas"
Gardeners may arrange rose
paintings by color, and pleasing
effects may be achieved by
blending the colors gradually or
creating dramatic contrasts.
Level, uninteresting sections can
be enlivened with formal or
natural paintings of hybrid teas,
and other spots in the garden
will welcome the lively colors of
f1oribundaS.
Regardless of what effects
are sought, however, gardeners
should choose hardy protested
roses. Floribundas, an increas-
ingly popular class of roses. are
we'll adapted to foundation
paintings and for color maSsing.
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Stem Nemutode
Found in Viroiniu

A new disease of alfalfa.
caused by the stem nematode.
has arrived to plague Virginia
farmers.
S. B. Femme. plant pathologist.
says the first recognized occur
renee of the disease was on a
dairy farm in Henrico County
in 1948. However, this spring
the disease was found in several
fields on two farms near Lynch
burg.
He says the stem nematode
disease is a serious problem once
it becomes established on farm.
County agents are being asked
to keep a lookout for the disease.
and to report it wherever 1t is
found.
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NO-SEE Grass Barrier
eliminates trimming
around trees, shrubs

sWtS t0SVn work % h0KI
No more trimming, no more ede-
ing. Install NO-SEE around
trees, shrubs, flower beds; along
fences, hedges, driveways. Bars
grass from spreading, keeps
edges neat. Nov right over it.
Gives your lawn that wel-kept
semi formal appearance.
Evening star., 1953-04-26
BY The Associeted Press

BLACKSBURG, Va, April 25.
Grass has been with us for a
long time, but researchers still
have much to learn about it.
That's the first conclusion
drawn after four years Of ex-
periments on bluegrass lawns,
according to A. G. Smith, jr.,
a VPI associate horticulturist,
and H. van de Werken, a horti-
culture instructor.
In progress report. the
specialists said they learned a
number of valuable things about
bluegrass lawns, and expect to
learn a lot more. The study is
being conducted on 1913 separate
plots measuring 100 square feet
each, enabling the scientists to
use a variety of treatments and
procedures.
Some of the findings:
The best bluegrass sod, judg-
ing by color. density and free
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If you have a sandy soil do not
add clay to it. but put in all the
humus you can. Humus will do
for the soil everything that clay
will, without reducing the poros-
ity of the soil. which is a pre-
ciouS quality.
Evening star., 1953-06-30
THOS. J. OWEN q son, AuctioneeF
436 Southern Building,

: STORY STORY AM AND y sAsEMEST ssEsdESFf MI; ROW
BRICK DWELLING BEING KNOWN
AS 14SI,4E2 az EMERSON STREET. NORTH
By y,,,g virtue .,ot Of 2 certain Id deed Of trus' y
Folio Z ct seq. Of the land record,
of the District Of Columbia, and
ct the request Of the party secured
thereby. the undersigned trustees
will sell. at public auction In front
OF the premises, on TUESDAY. THE
SEVENTH DAY OF JULY, AID. 1858
At THREE.THIRTY O'CLOCK PM
premises. situate in the District Of
Columbia, and designated as and
being Lot Two Hundred and Sixteen
L216l in subdivision made by Morris
Cafritz of lots In Square Thirty-TwC
Hundred Hum @ and Fifty.0ns t325n,
'Petworth addition to City Of WASH
ington." as per plat recorded In
Liber No. So. Folio 5 Of the records
of the Office Of the Surveroy Of the
District of Columbia. Subject tc
the covenants Of record.
TERMS: Subject to . prior deed q
further @ 1Gs particSiSrs Of Which VIII Be
purchase price above said trust to
be paid in cash. A deposit Of
$500.0O required. Conveyancine
recording, ETC., at purchasers cost,
Adjustments made rs Of date oi
sale. Terms to be complied with
within 80 days. otherwise deposit
forfeited and the property may be
advertised and resold at the
discretion of the trustees.
J. OLIVER PATTON.
BERTHA A. HATTON,
3u26,27. .30.1y3,6. Trustees.
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TWo-sToRY AND ATTIC, I Asses.
TOS SHINGLE OVER FRAME
DWELLING. METAL GARAGE IN
REAR, NO. 500 VARNUM STREET
K ysgs s.; e. Ct ,sss sssq ssa e s5u recorded GO De-
one of the land records Of thS
District Of Columbia, and at the
request Of party secured thereby
the undersigned trustees will offel
for sale by public auction, In from
Of premises. on THURSDAY. THE
TTEEf1ND TEFRE oeocR RAx * r5HMY The as9S 5Sox! At
ing-described property in the Dis.
trict Of Columbia, to wit: Lot IS in
the Washington Loan Il Trust Co
trustees subdivision Of block 22
PetWorth Addition to the city OF
washington" as per plat recorded
IN the once Of the Surveyor for the
District Of Columbia in Liber County
IL ct Folio S3. said block 22 beinS
now taxed as Square 3O23.
TERMS OF SALE: All Cash. A de.
poslt OF $500 required Of purchaser
at sale. Examination Of title, con-
veyancing, recording, revenue stamps,
oho ana nofarial fees ct cost Of puT-
within 30 days from day Of sale,
otherwise trustees reserve the right
to resell property at risk and cost
OF defaulting purchaser, after 8
days advertisement of such resale in
some newspaper published In Wash
tngton, D. c., or deposit may be
forfeited, or without forfeiting de-
Of any legal or euuitable rights
against defaulting purchaser.
J.: FRANK RICE.
RICHARD A. NORRIS,
Trustees.
ARTHUR C.. KEEFER,
Attorney for Trustees,
washington Loan IL Trust Bldg.
le22, ,25,27,3O jyl
Evening star., 1953-06-30
LEGAL NOTICES
THOMAS p. BURKE. Attorney,
Woodward Building.

UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT
for the. District of Columbia. Hold
ing Probate Court.-No. 1856, Ad-
ministra tion.-T is to Give No
tice: That the subscriber. Of the
State of Maryland has obtained from
the Probate Court of the District OF
Columbia, Letters Of Administration,
e. T. A: on the estate Of Asnss
HAYES. late of the District Of Co
lumbia., deceased. Al persons hav-
ing claims against the deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the same.
with the vouchers thereof. legally
authenticated, to the subscriber, on
or before the 9th day Of December.
AID. 1853; othewise they. may by
law, be excluded from all benefit Of
FRANCIS ]. HAYES, Jr., 2903 Ivy.
dale ST., Silver Spring. Nd; !Ssai;
Register Of wills for. the District Of
Columbia. Clerk Of the Probate
Court.
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