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Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-08-01
Grain Storage Situation
Increasingly Critical

can't store his place this year
probably pile That continues be the gs the
storage picture in Montana.
commercial storage will be limited than
usual A Montana Farmer-Stockman poll of major grain
the state indicates that time
will have than so the
space they normally have available at that time.
procedure warehousenen say will be to accept
space
they will be able to handle grain
a wheat available. But the
cash price will considerably under the level.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-08-01
AAg. II Is Voting Date for
Wheat Referendum
By CHARLES GROUSE, Stare PIMA OHic.

WHEAT MARKETING quotas on
the 1854 crop will be approved or re-
jected by farmers across the nation
on Aug. IA. This will be the first
time in more than IL years that
wheat producers have been called on
to decide if they approve of this
means of regulating the marketing
of their crop.
Secretary of Agriculture Ezra Taft
Benson announced the referendum
date on July Is at the same time
that he set the national acreage al
lotment for next year at 81 million
acres. Quotas had been proclaimed
by the Secretary on July after
finding that total wheat supplies at
that time exceeded normal supplies
by 48 per cent. Later the July re-
port boosted the total wheat supply
even higher to record level of l.
100 million bushels. The normal sup
ply is estimated at 1,156 million
bushels.
The national acreage allotment is
at the minimum figure specified in
legislation approved just before the
July Is deadline for announcing the
national allotment. This is 1876 mil
lion acres below the 1876 million
acres seeded to wheat this year but
considerably above the SIS million
acre minimum allotment which could
have been established under pre-
vious legislation.
Montana Allotment
Montana's share of this national
allotment has been set at 4,603, 1874
acres, according to r. ]. McKenna,
chairman of the Production and
Marketing Administration State
committee. This acreage has been
allocated among counties on the basis
of wheat production during the
period 1928, with adjustment for
trends in production during the
period and consideration given to
the promotion of soil-conservation
practices. Estimated net seeded
acreage this spring was about s.
100000 acres.
Individual allotments will be in
the hands of all operators well in
advance of the referendum, McKenna
states.
Where 70 Vote
Voting on Aug. IA will be con-
Quoted at customary community OIL
county polling places under the sup.
ervision of referendum committee.
men who are eligible to vote. Polls
will be open from am. to pm il
all communities and longer in those
counties where County PIMA com
mittees decide such action is neces
sary to afford all producers an op
portunity to vote. Referendum no
tees posted in each community will
give producers details as to voting
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-08-01

closing OF the polls.
Who Should Vote
All wheat producers who will be
subject to marketing quotas, if ap-
proved, are eligible to participate
in the referendum. This includes
persons who as owners, operators, or
tenants will share directly in the
proceeds of the 1854 wheat crop on
a farm for which the established
1854 allotment is more than Is
acres.
Persons voting will mark ballot
which asks simply, care you in favor
of marketing quotas for wheat on
the 1854 crop?" If two-thirds or
more of the producers participating
vote "For" quotas they will be in
effect. And how will this affect
wheat growers?
IF Quotas Approved
Chairman McKenna gives this
answer: Farmers who plant within
their farm acreage allotment will
be eligible for Commodity Credit
Corporation price support at 80 per
cent of parity. Marketing quotas
will not apply on farms where Is
acres or less wheat is planted. Farm
ers whose wheat acreage exceeds
their allotments will be subject to
marketing penalty of As per cent
of the wheat parity price as of May
l, 1854, on each bushel of excess
wheat and they will not be eligible
for the 80 per cent price support
which will be available to co-opera-
tors.
IF Rejected
And what if quotas are rejected
in the referendum?
First, of course, there will be no
marketing quotas but acreage allot-
ments will continue in effect. Farm
ers who plant within their farm
wheat acreage allotments will be
eligible for price support but the
level of support will be only so per
cent of parity. Farmers who exceed
their acreage allotments will not be
entitled to price support even at the
so per cent of parity level.
These basic considerations should
be studied carefully by every farm
er before Referendum day, Chairman
McKenna points out. The decisions
which will be made by vote on Aug
IA will have far-reaching and long
lasting effect, and merit the par
ticipation of all eligible persons.
Persons who have questions re-
garding the marketing quota anc
acreage allotment programs, eligi
bility to participate in the referen
dunn, hours and places of voting O.
other details of the referendum al,
urged to visit their County PM
office or to discuss their question
with their PIMA committeeman
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-08-01
BY OSCAR L. MOLDENHAUER
AWgnst [ to IS

FOUR SHOWER THUNDERSTORM periods very
the
substantial fairly widespread
rainfall Montana and Wyoming by mid-August
weather this PERIOD followed
activities high frequent cool nvasion
heavier rainfall
difficulties harvesting
and hayng
GLANCE
precipitation periods: L. ST. lo1 14ls.
Ia. cool; As ST.. slightly
IL. fains 1917.
WEATHER CHANGES
Showers hunderstorms weather indicated for the
August h weekend remaining cool through Monday the 3D. Rapidly
will the 4h
all of this forecast within two
of the continental divide by the 5h
probable August
5h resulting appecable relief to the
by these Somewhat weather the 9th
h but high for the August 9th weekend
through the 10TH
Scattered likely the central portions
of Montana and northern Wyoming from the 10th to 18th
weather indicated spreading eastward this forecast
about the 18th remain pleasant through the 18TH
Rather high temperatures due to return about Thursday the
widespread hunderstorms the 4h
favorable time for substantial moisture relief well delay
will
ana by Saturday. the h all of this Sunday
for few days of pleasant temperatures and showers
Precipitation: Average above Temperatures Above
normal
N%' % ss 2 Ra H %p fol- M AUGUST for I SSssst
&; {. ii, Il $ $$ 81 81 i'' '''" g ''''
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-08-01

August 1851
Montana farmer-stockman., 1953-08-01

places and the time of opening and
closing of the polls.
Evening star., 1953-08-06

GLASSMANOR-Two-yr.-old. 3-bed-
room brick: finished bsmt.: excel
location. S110 mo. Call LO. 7-S0l5.
Evening star., 1953-08-06
HOUSES WANTED TO RENT

NEEDED now. 3 and bedrm.
homes: S125 to $3.50, FRED j
GEORGE, Realtor, IA. S-6771. -
THREE-BEDRM. HOUSE. vic. of
Annandale or Fairfax; about S120;
stove and refsr. not needed. Cres-
cent 7a3-RX. 30
NAVY COMMANDER desires lge. 3
or bedrm. unfurniShed house
ample yard. shade and privacy;
Beth or Fairfax Co. area: prefer
older home and will do some redec
2-yr. lease to SlS5. KE. S-2692.
SILVER SPRING. KENSINGTON,
wheaton area-Haye clients waiting
for > 3 and bedrm. houses.
SIGLER g. CO., LO. 1883 and 10.
RETIRED COUPLE want to rent
small, modern house; suburbs or
country. JU. 5-3@05. %
NAVAL OFFICER-One child. need 2
or 3 bedrm. unfurn. house; very
close TO elementary school. Ions
lease. 10. b-3747. Ia
Evening star., 1953-08-06
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
"a 000 CASH-$13Q PER MO.

newly decorated home on
a quiet street in a beautiful section
NEAR ROSEMARY SCHOOL, LE-
LAND JUNIOR HIGH FAST
TRANsP. AND SHOPPING. Deep
recep. hall, unusually large 1St f.,
den, big mod. kitchen; hedrms.,
large closets. sun deck and tiled
bath on 2nd n. Porch: garaee: large
lot. shade trees. Price. $1a,50n.
Early possession. once open till 2.
Town &,Suhurhan. EN-. 2-9400
Evening star., 1953-08-06
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.

Attractive family house. close to
Blessed Sacrament and Lafayette
Schools, two blocks to Chew Chase
Circle, 3 blocks to shops. Nice liv-
ing room with fireplace, dining room,
paneled den. modern kitchen with
breakfast nook: 5 bedrooms and
baths, 2nd foor; finished 3rd door:
lear saraRe. Reasonably priced. Call
week ends, EN-. c-6547. BOSS 4
PHELPS. INC. 1917 K st. NV. ID
Evening star., 1953-08-06
ToWn & Suburban., EM, 2-94OO
CHEVY CHASE. MD
LARGE ROOMS--HIGH CEILINGS
4 BEDROOMS-2i2 BATHS

S21.500
Spacious. charming, S-room home on
a lovely street in old Chevy Chase:
wide reception hall, liv. rm. Il 5x32l.
large kit. with dishwasher and dis
posal; huge screened porch opening
onto garden. delightful patio, out-
door frepl and wide, level lawn
with shade trees: den. hedrms..
exceptionally lse, closets. . baths
on End A.. desirable home for in
Just right for large family In
spection invited. Office open til q.
Town & Suburban. EN-. 2-9400
Evening star., 1953-08-06
CHEVY CHASE, MD.
SOMERSET SCHOOL AREA

SV6,1WO---EXCEL. TERMS
New brick Colonial, with LARGE
ROOMS AND CUSTOM FEATURES
THROUGHOUT. Center reception
hall. 1st-fi powder rm.. de luxe ALL
electric kit 3 bedrms. thuge mas
ter bedrml, . baths on End a.
MAGNIFICENT LOT, 65xi55. WITH
so FIT. OF REAR IN NATURAL
WOODS with huge trees, rhododen-
drons and tiny stream: quiet street.
Desirable community OF more costly
homes. Two minutes to d. c. line.
Exceptional property. once open
till o.
Evening star., 1953-08-06
CHEVY CHASE, MD.

Priced for immed. sale, plus excel.
financing, makes this a must to see.
bedrms. on md floor, 2 more nm
ished rms. on 3rd that can be used
for library. music or hobby rm. or
additional bedrms. All very lovely.
Lge. liv. rm. and din. I'm. Garase.
Magnificent garden owner leaving
city. Call Mrs. Chatterton. KE. u
04S2 or ST. $1,000. Exclusive.
JAMES L. DIXON e. co.
Evening star., 1953-08-06
BETHESDA

Charming Cape Cod located IN the
beautiful residential section OF
HUNTINGTON Park; well built and in
excellent condition throughout; ,
bedrms. and bath with sep, din: rn.
on LIST fir: - bedrmS. and bath on
end fir; full bSmt., gas h.-w h:
garage, level lot. expertly land
scaped: terms available. Ohics
hours till p.m,
E. M. FRY, INC, OIL. 2-8700
Evening star., 1953-08-06
Bradley Hills Rambler

On approx. acre. in a charming
setting of lovely lawn ard tall trees.
This custom m-built home has . lse.
bedrms,, paneled den with frepl..
{: tiled baths. sop. dining I'm. and
all-elec. kit. with breakfast nook,
. screened porcheS; Ice. .Taneled
bedrm. with closets and bath in
bsmt. "-car gar. with elec. door:
many more unusual features for
conv., comfort and privacy, Can be
seen any time by calling Mrs, Red
fern. OIL. 4-:10l with THOMAS l..
pIIII 1 IpC ALrO .k-rnln
Evening star., 1953-08-06
CARL 0. HOLLOMAN

1917 X st. NV. ST. 1859
Evening star., 1953-08-06
LUXURY RAMBLER

CLosE-IN SILVER SPRING
MODERN LIVING AT ITS FINEST
One wear old in Immaculate, new
house condition. Lovely 3-bedrm,
3-hath rambler on large. lot, WALL
to-wall csrpetinE througnout' spa
cious ALICE Kitchen. beautifully
appointed clubroom in full bsnt
Priced surprisingly low Trades
considered Call Mr.. ottenoerR'
JU. n-75S5.
MARSHALL J. wAPLE co.
Realtor 1924 l4th st. AID. 4-20Oo
Evening star., 1953-08-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-N.W.

CONVENIENT AND ECONOMICAL
NEAR 14th AND KENNEDY SITS.
Solidly built prewar 6-rm. home.
det. garage. full bSmt.. oil heat,
large front and rear yards, spacious
kit. Priced under $l4 800. Call
Mr.. Gutenberg, JU 9-75S5.
MARSHALL j. WAPLE co.
Realtor. 1924 l4th st. AD. 4-2005
OLORED-BRIGHT 500.
IN excel, cond.; nice ward. large
bsmt.. det garage; conv neighbor-
hood to shopping and transp. Excel.
for income or large family. $4,000
down. balance in l trust INEZ
CUSHARD. EN-. 2-4232; ewes. AD
CoLoRED-UPPER 18th sT.-9-rm.
attached home, 2ia baths, gas hot
water heat. screened front porch;
close to everything. DON BLAIR.
RA. $4,000. -
COLORED-9O8 WESTMINSTER ST
N.W.-a rms. and bath, oil heat;
good price and terms. EBERMAN.
EN-. 3-0303. -
Evening star., 1953-08-06

LIVING for city folks
Nearly new brick rambler. Center
hall plan. Separate din. rm., 2
large bedrms. = full baths, tile
hsmt.. porch. det brick hobby shop
A. j. KESSINGER q CO., JU. 9-4544
Evening star., 1953-08-06

SOUTHEAST-Well-kept, 6-rm. semi
det. brk. D. wash. garb disp. unit.
Conv. NRL, Census, NGS. Sl95.
10 o-H4RR 10
Evening star., 1953-08-06

blk of Mass. ave.
ext. 3-bedrm.. 2-bath brk;,. yr;
old: walking distance parochial and
jr. high schools. bus at front DR..
for elementary school: elec. dish
washer. stove. refer. disposal. Bsmt.
garage: price S3l 300 with terms to
suit. Save your dealers commission.
1923 Namakagan I'd. NV. OIL.
4-1l6S.
Evening star., 1953-08-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.
CHEVY CHASE n C

Bethesda-S1s $50. blks. to grade
and high schools. & rooms. and
bath; brick; slate roof, a real gem
IN a nice setting.
WOODACRES-S24, $50. Close to new
school. Lovely trees: 3 bedrms.. .
baths. lse. library, Screenesd porch
and aarage.
CLEVELAND PARK - Public and
parochial grade and high schools
Very spacious semidet.; 4 bedrms.
and 2 baths; screened porches;
CHEVY CHASE. D. C.-Near Lafay-
cite School. Blessed Sacrament
Center-hall Colonial; 1st-fir. powder
rm:; 3 bedrms. and : baths: finished
CHEVY CHASE, D. C.-5 bedrms.,
ga baths; Blessed Sacrament Parish:
Lafayette School: center-hall brick;
slate roof; sdjoins park. S2S,500
Call Us Today
Evening star., 1953-08-06

Forest-Fireplace. wood bin, book
shelves in living room. separate
dining room. complete electric
kitchen. bedroom or den with powder
room and screened porch on first
floor: > baths. 3 bedrooms with
walk-in closets on 2nd floor
finished daylight basement. recrea-
tion room with picture window and
built-in bar. complete laundry room.
Only | year old. $40. 500 Trade
accepted or about Sl1500 down.
No brokers. ST. 3-4300 days; JU.
Evening star., 1953-08-06
CHEVY CHASE MD

center-hall brick Colonial residence.
located Just west Of Conn ave be-
tween the clubs and within easy
walking distance OF the schools &
large rooms with = baths, living
porch, ful! basement, built-in ga.
rage. To inspect. call WO. $4,000.
ONCE open until q. EDW II,
JONES g. CO.. INC, Chevy Chase.
n c q
Evening star., 1953-08-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

THE SHIPS GO BY-Modern
home furnished, right. on the water
front: about so feet above sea level;
wide frontage on Bay. Trees, beauti
full lawn, dry cellar under entire
house. Oak floors, modern kitchen.
large electric range, tiled bath. fine
furniture; Venetian blinds. weather
stripped, insulated side walls and
ceiling. Telephone, electric lights.
town water. automatic electro water
heater, laundry tubs, washing ma
chine, shower bath in basement;
oil heat thot t-airl with summer fan,
lightning rods. Two-car garage; so
mile view from front porch Less
than 40 miles from District line
Good roads. well-lighted streets, low
taxes. lifetime home. Wonderful
neishbors. Boat harbor. Price,
$11.500. Cash, $1,000; balance
monthly payments. Will carry mort
gage Mt 5l2ee. Built in 1898 by and
occupied by owner. Box 264-S, Star.
FOR SALE OR RENT - Furnished
year-round home at Cedarhurst on
Chesapeake Bay. Phone Lu. $4,000.
Ext. 613. or West River ABB. 3
Evening star., 1953-08-06

645 FARRAGUT ST. NE.
Assume existing 49e CT loan on lovely
modern semidet. brick home; gas
heat, porch. rec. rm.. yard; low
monthly payments. OF S. Dakota
ave. ia. 9-l750, ST. 3-9433.
Evening star., 1953-08-06

COLORED-RIVER TERRACE. I35
33rd st. n.e.LLoyely 5;rm, BRICK
Rnehor laa Sssffme fenee: saas down Sss pEMH: sat:
TAT1s BEATTY CO.. ST. 3-s561 or
c6HoFED 81 H,siiS1s % $500 DOWN vacant.
5-room NIB Brick, 70 o yrs. Gdi' Old; fenced-in set
ME-. s-666S and ia. 9-4IO3. -
COLORED -? FRAME bungalows,
priced to sell: near Clinton and
Monroe ne, the other on 35th ST.,
of Bladensburg. rd. ne; each with
iee. yd. For a good home call v, D,
JOHNSTON, HU. 3-7s12 or DE.
COLORED-MICHIGAN PARK. north
Of Michigan ave. ne, near new
Providence Hosp, home for era
cious living. Semidet.. brick, 8 rms;
. lge. inclosed porches. hardwood
SSrs 9S otn Br5Snt ga! h.st sfhs sxes
good home call V. D. JOHNSTON,
COLORED-$I 900 DOWN-129 Ten
rec. hall, full bsmt.. h;:w.h;. good
condition. Low price. NE. S-666S;
Ewes, ia. 9-4103. -
COLORED-26thA AND NEWTON SITS.
A detached brick home in a better
neighborhood. Concrete front porch:
huge liv. rm. and din. rm.: bright
kit; 3 spacious bedrms. on md
floor; full bsmt.; lovely rear yard
with shade trees and detached ga
rage. Call Mrs. Christakos. RA.
6-3I29.
KIRKS REALTY CO.. REALTORS
HO. 2-611S
Evening star., 1953-08-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-S.E.

FAIRFAX VHLAGE-3-bedrm semi
Diet. brk.: $500 GI trust. with
payments Of $62 per mo-, low down
payment, MI: Harris, ALpRaG,
INC. LU. 4-0747: ewes, LU. 1-7126.
FIT. DAVIS ST.. near public park
Semidet. brk: 6 rms, bath. recrea-
tion rm.. Venetian blinds. gas fur
mace. h.-w.h.. covered front porch:
S14,q50. Ewes, Mr.. Woodwen, .LO.
4-O147. L. T. GRAvATTE, Realtor,
1913 K st. NV. MA. S-0753.
HILLCREST-Det. brick. Al cond.,
2 bedrms., full bsmt., gas heat, lge.
lot; $4,000 handles. OWENS
REALTY. NE. S-04S6. -
S12. 2.6OO-Bv owner. 34S7 23rd St
s.e.-3-bedrm.. brick; full din. rm.;
newly dec; patio; fenced yard; tiled
bsmt; storm windows and doors.
Gas heat. Al cond. Inspect Mon.
through Thurs, Z to 8 pm. 10.
By oWNER-sa5o down. GI-approved
3-bedroom semidet. brick; gas heat;
newly decor: In exclusive neighbor-
hood, No AGENTS, please. LU. 2
BARGAIN-New section: s-year old
house. Vacant. Nr. John Sousa
High School and Catholic churches.
Semidet, brick, rms, u baths.
rec. rm.. gas &C. heat. lot 2Sxl67.
$3.50 down. FISCHER, OIL. 4-1SSS.
q
Evening star., 1953-08-06

FORT DUPONT PARK AREA
Modern, in new-house condition; all
spacious rooms. Fireplace, screened
front porch, pvt. entrance to hsmt
apt. oil h.-w.h.; lovely corner lot;
conv. to all schools and tEansp
CAN Mrs. Cox. ATLAS REALTY CO..
LU. 2-s136 of ST. S-736S. -
Evening star., 1953-08-06
S1 OSn DOWN
HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

UNIVERSITY PARK
very private and secluded. Large
living with fireplace. dining room
equipped kitchen with dishwasher
and disposal on 1st floor. Two bed
rooms. sewing room and bath, sec
ond floor. Two-car garage, large
Under $40. 900, EVENINGS, Miss
Holmes, EN-: 2-s109. RAYMOND
AMERICAN UNIV. PARK--4-bed-
room. brick Colonial: . baths; liv
Im: with fiTepli din rm., kit
det. gar. fenced shaded yard; 500
Univ. PARK%SeO, $50
blk. to bus. Don't miss this attrac
3-bedrm. det. brick home, on lge.
level corner lot; liv. rm., din. rm;
Kit d with table pSGr space screened tS porch
RfsLTY CO., Drifs en-. In5sS R!HkISGshE5 fii
AMERICAN p,IsiA U. PARK-For only
S32 500; a 3-bedrm, 2-bath brick
home on lovely quiet. street;
sony sony to evsFythins syt d.o,Ntt Needs some ONE
p,oi1 polntmosIPt 81 to sSS SEE; cali OIL. S-7ooES
UNIVERSITY PARK
S"2.950. Splendid value in this
Colonial home: containing 4 bed
nS baths 1oom dflsa5fnl Hsabtp p6rch Ti9s
Convenient to st. Ann's transporta-
tion. shopping and all schools. To
inspect, evenings call WO. 6-3235
or FRANK S. PHILLIPS, DI. G-l4ll |.
UNIV. PARK AREA-FirSt
presentation Of this delightful brick.
split-leyel Colonial home. nearins
on the Maryland side. Finest ma
terials and workmanship; wide. CEN
ter hall. lge. sep. din. rm.. huge,
fully equipped kit: paneled liv; rm.
bedrms., full tile bath. bsmt;; lge,
hood. THERE SHOULD BE A FUSS
OVER THIS ONE AT S23.500.
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-l41l.
Ewes. JU. 5-6456.
BARNABY WOODS-First time Of
fered, owner must sell this beauti-
liv rm., dining rm.. breakfast rm.,
kit. lovely side screened porch. Sec;
ond A., . master-Sized bedrms. and
bath. Bsmt., slate roof. 2-car ga.
rage. A real opportunity. ROGERS
REALTY Co" MA. s-oeO4' IA
4713 Berkeley ter, NV
Open daily, to 9. Beautiful. big
brand-new, 4-bedrm. residence oi
finest quality, high on a quiet circle
with gorgeous views across Potomac
Valley. Includes lib. and Law. 15X3s
ahove-ground rec. room, controiiec
mi PncRFUntF
to Macarthur blvd. to v St, right
DI. 7-l4ii: evenings. Wo. 6-3235
BRIGHTWOOD SCHOOL VIC, -
rms. screened pchS,: gas heat heat gar.
nsSiY fsSSSa5ed EA sSSas nesr Cool
Grade, Nativity Parochiai Schools
Large INEQUALITY Semidet. brk. II
almost new-house condition; s nic'
bright rms. a bedrms. and DEM
mod; tile bath, large mod. kit VIII
nets. The oil burner, hot-watel
heater, stove and refgr are all new
Full bsmt. with Law. and built-ir
garage. VIII consider $500 down
FRANK S. PHILLIPS. DI. 7-14l1
BRIGHTWOoD, il Longfellow ST. II
open this eve. Det. brick; 6 rms.
Deep yd.. lge. trees: few repair.
needed; excel. loc.: priced right
Terms We have 3 other home!
selected at a price to sell in vic
OF Calvin Coolidge School. STROUP
RA $500.
CHEVY CHASE. d. Good look
ing. well-located det. brick: occu
pied since new by / family anC
in new-house cond. 3 bedrms.. :
baths, lge dormitory rm. in attic
rec. rm., sarage. gas INV. heat, re
available. j. NELSON HUGHES
2ion Hnnn ave- EN- 2.Q6Q6
Evening star., 1953-08-06
CHEVY CHASE. D. C,

CHEVY CHASE, d. Z.
Ayr. -old, 2-Story det. brick; near
schools, shopping and transp.;-
bedrms.. ? baths on end A.: den,
powder rm., sep; din; rm; and all
with rec. rm. and fireplace: garage:
gas &C. heat. Call and we. will
show within the hour. once hours
til @ pm.
E. M. FRY, INC, OIL. 2-S7oC
Evening star., 1953-08-06
HOUSES SALINE. tcens.I }
CORRECTION
$500 DOWN

The Star regrets that the following ad
was enormously listed as for sale to
colored on Sunday. August .. This
nrnnarfu iS for COLA IN militia
Evening star., 1953-08-06

GLOVER PARK-3761 W ST.
on Wis. ave. Nr. everything. Cor.
brick; rms, bath, > glassed
porches. frepl; det. brick garage;
full bSmt., rec. rm. area: oil h.-w. h.
Less than 100000. Vacant. Cash
talks. Exclusive agent. RA. 6-6321.
Evening star., 1953-08-06
KENSTNGTON

Two bedroom. brick rambler on lovely
65-ft. wide level lot containing
dwarf fruit trees and young naples.
Complete GE kitchen plus Bendix
washer and new i7-ton air condi-
rioner: $50 vds. from elementary
schon $3.50. Call EN-. 3-s 90
without delay "a
Evening star., 1953-08-06
ASSUME GILOAN
$3.50 DOWN

51Oa s. DAKOTA AVE. NE.
A beautiful semidet. brick home. only
> yrs old. Three lovely bedrms.
bath on flrst A.: full bsmt.. outside
entrance to bsmt.: gas &C. heat.
There is not a crack or blemish in
side or outside of this property. Ride
by. take a look. call me for further
information. Open until 8 pm. MA.
S-5491
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c11srnM.Run.T BRICK

CUSTOM BUILT BRICK
Rambler; approx. / acre: high eleva-
ton overlooking q community Of
other expensive houses; with elbow
room: lge. liV. rm. with nrepl.; besut
electric kit. with lge. din. area: 2
bedrms., . master size; plenty OF
closet space; tile bath: full dry
bsmt with lavatory: oil air r-cond.
heat: Gear gar: underprtced at
S23, 500: substantial cash. Just of
Columbia pike in Burtonsville.. Open
EPLING. UN. 4-0313. p
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BETHEL

10O1 Conn. Ave. D1. 7-31Oo
COLORED -IIb you ST. NE. 6
rms. and bath; full bsmt.; gas
h.-w.h.; has 2 kitchens: Sl00 per
mo. WOODWARD & NORRIS. Real
tors, 723 Goth st. NV. RE. 1855.
CoLORED-s6OO BLK. 18th NV
Brk., 2 rms. a bedrooms. bath
h.w.h.. oil burner, Avail; Sept; z
S75 mo. L. T. GRAVAITE, Realtor
1h1S Z at. NV. MA. S-O1b3.
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HOUSES WTD. TO RENT tcont.
MEMBERS OF

DEFENSE DEPT. STATE DEPT.
AND DIPLOMATIC CORPS
Have asked us to find them homes,
unfurn. or furn.. D. c.. N. W.
Va. or Md. Price ranges. $l50
to $3.50.
ELIJAH G. ARNOLD
(COL.. U. s. A.. RET). BROKER
EN-. 3-4335-OV. 3-4145
WE HAVE CLIENTS looking for homes
to rent in Silver Spring area. from
500 to $3.50 per mo. Cali Mr., Daily
Claude Wood, JU. $1,000
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ST MICHAEL'S PARISH
CLOSE-IN SILVER SPRING
Brick Colonial with 3 twin-siZe bed
rooms, built-in garage, large fenced
yard. $4,000.
L. v. LUTES CO
JU. 5-4222 Ewes. JU. 5-Q745