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TRAILERS

HOUSE TRAILER. I949 Trave,o;
shower and toilet. hot-vater heater.
being sold for private owner: real
buy for 81. 695. AMERICAN TRAILER
Co, INC. 4030 Wisconsin ave. NV,
WO. 6-3231. 10
1858 ROYAL COACH. IS IT.. used 10
mo-; tile bath with tub and shower;
like new; S2,l95 or best offer: must
sell Ju 5-9i5S. 10
ALCNTNUM. 16 ft.; sleeps 4 good
cond; used very little Best offer.
IU S-R140, ST 3-3oI5 s.
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LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE
lContinued.l /
Westmoreland Hills

Excellent wooded lots available for
individual or builders in the beau
ttful suburban community. lOUGH-
Can Oh @-733S. g pm. TO 9 pm
COLORED-RAMBLE SITE-SO-ft
wide; new ne. loo; only $3.50, on
terms. KAY REALTY CO RA. $4,000.
Ill
COLORED-BRoOKLAND 1900 blk
Of Hamiin ST. G. Lot size, 4glaxl6U;
price. $500. Apply GUY TIMER.
1929 1ith 81. NV NO. 7-490T,
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LOTS AND ACREAGE wANTsr

LEASE COMMERCIAL. I00-l5O #
frontage; vic. Baileys Crossroads,
Columbia pike or Duke ST., Alex. Box
jaI-K Star Ia
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Ale REAL estate WANTED tcont.
WILL BUY PROPERTY
REAL ESTATE LOANS

gricg or frame; white or colored
quick settlement Call MR. M1LLER
Me S-I320, evenings, LA ti-51q4
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STORES FOR RENT

FOUR BLOCKS from 9th and F
sts. n.w.-3,a00 square feet. floor
access to 3o-foot alley. Available
Jan. Is. 1la4 9th. Sc. NV. Phone
G, .DOUNIS. RE. T-1O00 10
1919 FLORIDA AVE. NE. - Large
store and bsnt., parking 8 cars:
excellent location for any business
AMERICAN TIRE CO. II. 6-l2I2
busy shop ctr; crosstown bus; long
lease. resp. ten. Parking avail. WO.
6-3S16.
Si6S MT. PLEASANT ST.--lst. FIR; .
show windows; on carline long lease;
resp, ten; vacant. WO, 6-3Sl6.
STORE AND APT: can be rented
separately 466 K ST. NV. Apply to
OWNER. HU. 3-4041.
SILVER SPRING., ,75n sq. IT,. with
basement, freight elevator, loading
platform. private parking; "a blk. to
public parking. NEW FIREPROOF'
BUILDING.
THOMPSON a. GRAY
WEEKDAYS TIL 8. JU. 5-6l00
10
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT
ROWLING ALLEY

Exceptionally fine location with very
heavy drawing power. Can provide
space for l6 lleys~ Ample parking
Can MIR. Haas
WEINBERG & BUSH, INC.
1907 H st. NV. Ma. S-5500
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INvEsTMEkr PROP. WANTED

WILL TRADE UP, .. l2-unit apt.
bldes.. good upper NV locations;
for larger bldg. or garden-type apis.
VIII put in substantial cash. Box
TOM. Star.
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SILVER, SPRING
MEDICAL, CENTER

Permanent corner. Ga. ave; 10000
So IT. Please call John Fagan.
THOMPSON g. GRAY, JU. $500.
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HOUSES WTD. TO BUY Cont J
INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

INVESTORS, make cash ofer-Spot-
less 6-roem brick. new gas furnace
and hot-water tank; 2-story brick.
garage. To INSPECT. call OWNER,
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CADILLAC 1889 cony: Hydra. COM
p,etel- eouir., new tCp, good tires.
Fertecs condition Owner lesyiug
country, Ma. S~JipU. Ext 80.
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FouR-uNrT BRICK APT. in Alabam

NtTUtnS, 2bI3 oULn 81. Sc. VERY
desirable location. Rent, S3.360 per
year. viii sell quickly at the asking
price. r. g. DUENE, WA. 7-01S2
or E0 n.nGn0
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!. tOlos.l, NE.
Id Ei,icost ST,
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BUICK 1854 Century Riviera; Dyna-
flow, power steering, radio, hea Ter
and uefToster, Wv. tires, de luxe
. In y Z. nAL
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-30

S.aushtering and meat packing
is the most important industry
0l Illinois.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-30

Water mixed with more than
twenty micals tthe same
chemicals found in good soil is
pumped into the tanks of grow
ing vegetables. Secret of the
present day success in hydro
ponic farming is the fact that
growing plants, after they have
absorbed the nutrient value of
the formula, are drained of the
mixture to prevent rotting of
the roots.
long been struggling TO produce
more food for local consumption
and reduce cost of imports
Looking to this method as one
Of the possible keys to increased
food production. the government
has cooperated with private main
land enterprise in setting up two
nydroponic farms.
To grow crops by hydroponics
10 soil is necessary and rainfall,
or lack Of it, is not a major factor
Plants arc supplied directly with
all the nutrients needed for life
and growth by means Of controlled
chemical solutions applied at
proper feeding intervals Plant
beds of gravel and similar aggre-
crates have been found to be most
suitable for growing.
The first hydroponic unit in
Puerto Rico was established with
private capital. The second unit.
now getting started plans 10 CON
struct family farm units. each CON
sisting Of IS cement beds, 100 feet
long by three feet wide with
fumes for irrigation, ciStcrnS, and
pump, gravel and all necessary
elements
The first hydroponic farm in
Puerto Rico produces 60 600
pounds Of tomatoes for an acre of
planting Harvest begins rs days
after seeding,
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-30

Sueul's farm near Dillwyn last
Wednesday
Mrs. Malcolm Hitter who is EN-
pIoyed in Farmyille spent the
past week end at her home here
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-30
Dillwyn

Mr.. and Mrs r. j Wojnicki and
children. Tommy Morgan and
Teresa Throckmorton spent last
week at Urbanna
Mrs. Ray Beals and children. of
Washington are spending
month with her father, c. F.
Grow.
Little Douglas Rush has re
turned to his home after having
an operation performed in Medi
cal College hospital Douglas Is
Improving rapidly
Mr.. and Mrs. R. j, H. Grow
spent Sunday afternoon with Mr.,
and Mrs Alden Carruthers in their
home near DillWyn
Mr.. and Mrs. c. I. Poole and
family, Mr.. and Mrs Frank West
and family Of Chapel Hill, N q.
Richard Lawyer and r. B. Spen-
Ger. spent last week at Urbanna
Mrs T. l.. Maxey and grandson
Lenny, Of Bridgeton, N j., are
visiting IN the home Of Mrs. Mary
T. Maxey.
Mrs. Lizzie Jeter has returned
$40 the home of her sister. Mrs,
c r Wood after spending two
YWeeks in Richmond
Ned and Andy McClung have
returned to the home Of their
grandparents. Mr. and Mrs r.
/ S Raine after spending a month
with Grandmother McClung in
Webster Springs, w Va
Scouts at Camp
The Dillwyn Boy Scout TROOP
spent last week at Camp Mono
can They were accompanied by
Scout Leader George White.
/ F. P MaXey continues to i'm
prove in the home Of his son
c. w MaXey in Richmond
Mr. and Mrs. c. W Davis and
DAUGHTER Joan. have returned to
their home in Nashville Tenn.
after spending a week with then
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.
and Mrs. J r. Snoddy While
here they visited WILLIAMSBURG
and other points Of interest.
We are Sorry to report that both
f. Mr. and Mrs r B Ransom have
been quite Ill in their home here
J Shelton Foster returned to hi,
*home on Saturday after spending
two weeks with his father visit
.ing in New York.
The WINS Of Dilwyn Baptist
>Church met in the home Of Mrs
c r. Wood last Wednesday
night
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-30
Curdsville

O. M Boiling continues quite
III Recent callers in the home
were J N. Garter, Marvin and
Jack Austin. the Atchley family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed McCraW. all of
Farmville, Misses May and Mar
garet and Shorty Banton. Buck
Marks. Jack Reynolds, Mr. and
Mrs. Edgar Charlton. Frank Johns
and mother and Mrs, Julian. and
Mr. and MIS- Carroll Griffith
Mr.. and Mrs. Sweden Allen
spent Sunday with their in
law and daughter Mr. and Mrs.
Pugh. of Danville Connie who
has been spending some time
with her grandparents accom-
panied them home.
Mrs. Cook Hix accompanied by
her sisters, Mgs II B Baldridge.
Mrs. c. c. Harvey and Mrs. Cora
Baldridge, visited their cousins.
Mr. and Mrs, Charles Friend,
Misses Eliza and Susie and Joe
Friend of Charlotte They report
a, most enjoyable visit
Visitors last week of Mrs NJ NJ
Julian We're Mrs Frank Hyman.
of Richmond and Mrs. Newton
Cook Hix chaperoned a car
load of young people from Con-
cord Church and the community
to Richmond Saturday evening
to the old Virginia Barn Dance
show This has been a yearly oc-
casion for the past few years and
they still enjoy the trip.
W Z. Bailey eos
The community has been sad
dened by the passing of an old
friend and neighbor. Willie E
Bailey, and sympathy is extend
ed his family.
Rev and Mrs. Percy f. Bailey
and Miss Virginia, of Richmond
We're luncheon guests last week OF
the Emmett Dunkums. They also
attended the camp meetings at
the Buckingham camp Also Mrs
Pearl Elan Of Farmville and Miss
Mag Elan, Of near DlllWyn Were
luncheon guests in the same home
this past week
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-30

Mr.. and Mrs. j r. Snoddy and
family with Janet Nicholas spent
several days at Virginia Beach.
Mrs Richard Wells and daugh-
ter and Mrs. Jamie Robertson. Of
Richmond, spent several days with
their mother, Mrs. r. M. Davis.
Gary Robertson, of Yorktown,
is spending several weeks in the
home of his grandmother Mrs.
Mary E. Maxey.
Miss Margaret McElroy left on
Monday to spend two weeks with
her brOther-in-law and sister Mr.
and Mrs Roy Helms in Manassas.
Mr.. and Mrs. r Z Charlton are
visiting Nh and Mrs. Tim Charl
ton in Newport News
Mrs. Reubie Snoddy returned
to her home on Sunday after
spending two weeks visiting her
son Nick. in Alexandria.
Mr. and Mrs Henry Davis and
family, Of Berryville spent sew
eral days visiting his mother. Mrs
r N. Davis
Mrs A D Nicholas and daugh-
ter are spending their Vacation
with Mrs Nicholas mother. Mrs
J. w. McGehee in Bedford.
Mrs Cary Cauett and Mrs.
Mary Cain Of Mt Hope. w Va.
spent two weeks as guests of Mr.
and Mrs Ben Pendleton
Mrs. Pattie Jameson has re-
turned to the home Of her daugh-
ter. Mrs Grove Jones after being
a patient in Southside Hospital
for several weeks
Frank Shumaker has been CON
fined to his home due TO Illness.
for several days
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-30

Visitors last week of Mrs
Reeves Phaup and Buck Marks.
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd and Mr.,
and Mrs. Earl Walker, of Lynch
burg, Mrs Mary Bracey and
daughters. Bette and Myra. Rev
and Mrs. j S. Leitner, Mr. and
Mrs. Jim Ayers and his mother,
Mrs. Fannie Ayers. Of Lynchburg,
Mr.. and Mrs. Ben Ballowe. Mr.
and Mrs. George Cox and the
Yancey Bailey :
Mi and MIS- Reuben Jamerson
and daughters spent Sunday with
her parents. Mr. and Mrs. Light
foot. near New Canton
Vernard Proffitt had his mother
and sister to spend some days
with him last week. Also Mr.. and
Mrs Milhoit, all Of Charlottes
Vile visited Mr.. Protftt last week
Charles Allen had as his guest
ldSb week HIS illJlt tOuSIIl, 1OlillIE
Pugh, of Danville
Mr. and Mrs Charles Glass, Of
Newport News and Mrs Walter
Duncan of Columbia visited Mr..
and Mrs Wesley Dunkum last
week
Mrs NJ NJ Julian and Mrs Q.
M Boiling were in Farmville last
week and called on Mrs. r. A.
Morris. also on Mrs. Pollard and
Messrs. Harvey and Baldridge
ms Joshua Dunkum and chill
dren visited the Alfred Harris
I family Sunday.
Emmett Dunkum spent Friday
night in Richmond and went on a
fishing trip to Deltaville with
some friends on Saturday
Mr.. and Mrs Tom Grigg of
Richmond spent the week end
With his mother. Mrs. C r. Wise.
Mrs. c Harvey Mrs. Halle
Baldridge and G w Marks called
on the Emmett Dunkums last
week, also Mrs Reeves Phaup
and Buck Marks were visitors in
the same home.
! Pauline Harris spent Saturday
night with Beulah Fender
Elizabeth Harris was home for
I the week end
4 Mrs. Reeves Phaup visited Mrs
Frank Kelsey who has been a
/ patient in the Southside Com
munity Hospital
/ Miss Pauline Harris called on
Miss Upton Who is a patient in
/ the Southside Community Hos
Ipital Monday
S.au9 htering and meat packing
Is the most important industry
! of Illinois
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-30
Colorado Vets Test
Bulls as Breeders

Eighty bulls were tested for their
ability to breed during the first
three weeks of operation of the
Colorado A and NJ testing labora-
tory.
The testing program is the only
one Of its kind in the United States
and is designed 10 single out cost
ly, non1breeding beet and dairy
bulls Ut was started in carly
April
Trained veterinarians use latest
techniques and equipment TO de
termine the general quality Of
semen They use this eValuation
as one determination of the bull $
ability to settle cows IN addition.
bulls are given complete physical
examinations TO determine their
fitness as either range or corral
bulls A mobile testing laboratory
travels over the state testing bulls
and the same service is mann
tanned al the college laboratory.
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-30
Chestnut Grove


Mrs A ". Mayo and Mr.. and
Mrs Harold Par Of Scottsvile.
visited Capt. and MIS- 7 N Saul
Sunday afternoon
Miss Gladys Morris Of Beth
esda Maryland spent last week
end with hey parents Mr. and
Mrs R T Morris
Mr. and Mrs F H Chernault
and Jerelene visited MI ana Mrs
MIS- r A Chernault AT Vera
Inst aturday night
Mr. and Mrs Eugene 0Brien
visited Alr and Mrs P CA
boueh uea Farmpile Friday
NIGHT
Mrs Everett Cook and John
Cook Of Flrmyille visited in the
home Of Mr. and Mrs W T.
Cook Thursday night
Mr and Mrs Hugh Manis and
son Of Boyt creek Tennessee
visited Mr. and Mrs J 1 Harris
Wednesday
MIS- r G Moore Jr and chill
deen 81 Richmond spent last week
with Can't and MIS- T. N Saul
Ml and Mrs Harvard cary
and son Of Charlotte Count House
were sunday dinner quests Of Nh
and MIS- RI l. Harris.
~
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-30
Hydro ponies Open
New Possibilities
Scien ice Moy Answer
Our Lund Problem

Hydroponics may prove to be
the answer TO the question OF what
we are going to do when there is
not enough first class farming
Hand left to support our ever
increasing population.
HydropQnics is the science OF
growing crops with chemicals and
without soils and the process is
now getting major test in Puerto
IRico, Commonwealth that has
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-30

MI and Mrs. Felix Blevens of
Jamestown have been visiting in
he home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. 0.
|3ickford.
Major and Mrs. A. ID. deBetten-
|,ourt and Clyde Davis attended
IPuuna tleld day at B D. Lee
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-30

Clay pigeons are not made 81
clay but asphaltum
The Farmville herald and farmer-leader. (Farmville, Va.) 1934-1957, 1954-07-30
Record Price

HillcreSt Larry 25. a purebrcd
Hereford bull was sold int the
HillcreSt Farms dispersion sale
at Chester, W. Va, for 500, 600,
new record for all livestock
in the auction ring. Shown with
the top priced bull are Ralph
Fair. Mrs. Fair, and C. A. Smith.
son Of the late G. 4. Smith, ST.,
owner Of HillcrcSt Farms
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EUery Important Style!
. Topered Goats!
. Sweep coots!
. Fitted coots!
. Loose coots!
. Wrop Goats!
. Short Goats!
. MiIium-Lined coots!
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JUNIOR MISS DRESSES


40, Better Roincoots in eorduroys.
solid and plod royons. Sizes 25.OOto
| 0 TO i in the group 1880: IS 90 400
3rd Floor, Washington: 2nd Floor, SilUer Spring
and PARKngton
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MISSES AND WOMEN'S
BETTER COATS AND SUITS
BUDGET SUITS
BUDGET COATS

IS Royon Roincoots with notch
ing hots ond belts ----
IS Fur Trimmed Coots. hubby ond
smooth wool fobrics. Dyed
squirrel, dyed Persion Lamb or
dyed mornot trims. Misses
ond wonen's sizes
Fur products labeled 10 show country
ported furs.
Ord Floor Mesz0nine, WGShinqto
Siluer Spring and PARK
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RECORDS AND
PWONOGR APIS

were NOW
80 3-Soeed Portable Phonoorophs,
some soiled oil in perfect work.
inc order 1895 1926
50 Deco "45" RPM Boxed
Albums famous artists Crosbv 3 Ga + Isl
Haynes Andrews Sisters, ctr 3e6 81 .97
200 Vorsitv Iona P'oyinn 10"
Records Doos. clossics. ooero ooc 69e
SO Deco, Cooito Columbia I'm
petio "a RPM Albums
shows donce tunes, re- 90 TO 80
Iioious music 7oo TO 34s
800 rorol NGM, Deco As RPM
Popuor Records, non,e brand,
top artists soc soc
Fifth Floor, Washington
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FARMS

COLONIAL HOME, over 200 years
old, ami. SO acres. many out
buildings. Easy terms. NE. $4,000.
TURKEY FARM. housing 5000 poults
and (, turkeys 40 miles eSo D. C. Mode IN
sTRoUT CATALoG mailed free! Ss
States. STROUT REALTY. l427-s
Land Title Bldg. Phila. 10. Pa.
OLNEY DISTRICT-60-acre farm:
good home and farm bldES,; located
listed. BERNARD r. BROSIUS,
Reaitor. JU. 9-0420.
ROCKVILLE-very mod. de luxe
house on l25.,acre farm within l
rent. RE. 1851 or RIA. 6-1101. -
500 On. $36 MO. buys 50.acre
lots of work but has good posi-.
Gorde GORDON III s.. LOO Sau' wfLIiA LIAM q.
COOKE, Louisa, Va. Phone 81.
acres: . 80 mi rs south, state road;
135-ACRE PRODUCING FARM, Anne
Arundel Co.. Nd. % mi. to D.. c.,
set in rolling Md. countryside, close
to Ches. Bay: excel. income record:
good mod. houses, 4 Tobacco barnS.
ETC.; good retirement home; good
tractive terms: offered BY WALTER
M. BAUMAN, 1927 K st. NV.
Wash. D. C. Tel MA. 5000 or
Sat. and Sun. call l.. A. Startling at
$50 ACRES, committing distance, %
miles D. c.. just of dual hwy. in
No tg% c., Rte 24 e.., Only
RA. 3-343l till 8. -
RAPrI,A "a N CO.; ya.-5@5,ac r.;
River. Very. scenic, good fences.
houses, outbldgs., 100 cattle. 40 hogs,
ample hay. grain. machinery. Owner
Ill. Sacrifice. S47.50O. WO. 6-7029
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

SECOND COMMERCIAL LOT, approx
B.&O.R.R. station. completed fenced;
will rent IT. or entire area: per-
feet for truck storage. Inquire 722
Florida aye; ne. AD. 2-7100. %
aS. r: sSs. esRn g. RosNs Tsf'S6
FIRST FLOOR RIM. $40 F st. NV
equivalent to store; excel. location:
showcase privilege. at sntrance'
st. bldg; with or without restaurant
PROFESSIONAL OFFICES-s-rm. Q.
story house, "a baths. newly rem
SSv va 1891 n od Irving g., Clsren:
w. Saee 7- s69 f PA6L fs sf ri Ne az
Butternut st. NV. tn. S-l105. II
1867 I4th ST. N.W.-2nd floor, drive
up ramp; approx. 1000 So. IT,, re-
inforced concrete floor. fireproof.
suitable auto parking, body shop,
etc. See any time. Call Ma. S-s17a
1892 18th ST. N.w.-2-story ga
rage. excel: for STORAGE or work
shop: 24x3s on. LIST mr., 24x2O or
BERNsTEiN Il Co. i915 x st. NV
ME. S-5400.
VO6 18th ST. N.W.-(2-story bldg }
19x2S on each floor: excel. for
workshop. warehouse. etc: immed
occup;: rsas. rent. Apply LEO M
BERNSTEIN d CO., 1415 K ST. NV
ME- $4,000.
APPROx. $3.50 So. IT,: on 2 floors,
dwntwn. area: suit light mfg. Of
nee, etc. $3.50 mo. LISS REALTY
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY - 923K
N. Y. ave. NV. Excel. loo. for clean
ing and pressing store, this has
been valet shop for the past six
years. Rent 500 mo. CAPITAL
rIEW REALTY CO.. 925 N. Y. ave.
NV MA S-9797 -
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OFFICES 3 STUDIOS FOR RENT
(Continuod.)

AIR CONDITIONED, newly renovated:
$3.50 50. #. incl. all services; eIev.
BLDG, financial district. 1923 Ver.
r Wont ave- ysi,I nv NV; CAN st. S-5ogs.
ave; n.w.-Available Immediately,
desirable rooms: to meet your re-
TIES. 6l6 Evans Bldg, NE. S-1iO7.
APPROX: 14OO 50. Fl, beaut. space.
mod. once bldg, 2 elevators, vic.
9TH and @ SITS NV: flourescent
lighting; suit. also for wholesale
or display purposes. $3.50 mo. incl.
utils. and service. RE. 7-O141.
1884 CONN. AVE. N.W.-Nicely deco.
rated bright. cheerful once with
lge; closet. AID. 2-15l6 day; wo. g.
R 1SHD' ESTATE 81 OFFICE, all eouip 1S
good deal. Ewes. AP. 7-S913. 521S
AIR ifs. .c0SD., A TURN. ono. with res.p
serv. in lawyers suite; use OF library
and conference rm. ME-. S-653S.
DOWNTOWN. s16 9th ST. N.w.-2nd
Bird and 4th fis.: approx. 5000 So
IT,. at zoe per So. IT,: gas blowers
fiuorescent lights: suit. for ofiices
S SgiNS s. s% Scgz i iNs il 5fis i
SILVER SPRING, MD.-Modern bldg
500-2. 900 50. IT. in whole or In
part; excellent condition: imm. oc-
cupancy. JOLLES a. SENNETT CO.
DI. ,7-4244, ewes. TU. 2-6104.
AIR-COND. OFFICE in lawyers suite
Sheraton BLDG; 500 per mo-; share
sec. ST. 10000.
SMALL OFFICE with private from
entrance; Suitland area; large stor.
age area included. Only $50 mo. T
D. BURGESS. 10. 9-9513.
HALF OF DESIRABLE downtown Of.
flee for rent; excel. location; $50
Call ST. 3-S675.
1851 K ST. N.W.-Ground floor. ap.
PROV; 1850 So; IT,. $500 per mo
FLOYD z. DAVIS CO.. 1929 K st
A nIEij az Ss-oS on. courtbou,. I'd
SON 6ivd'mnSxIs1 OF Once o' IN IN new
air-conditioned building. All services
AMI sISD SON. at cAIE Mr. PIT aA Mi EoE
ia. 5000: WEEKDAYS. GEORGE
DUPONT CIRCLE OFFicE BLDG.
1 lp Conn; ave'-ofiices available
$i5 PAYS ALL-Furnished once,
receptionist. switchboard service
tanitor service. utils.; adj. to park
ing lot, downtown location. 1877
st. nv; ST; 3-31s5. ask for MISS
m Vo The T BTEHTiHEsDA AREA-Hea,
and light furn;; on main thorough
occupied BY physician. OIL. 2-0037
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CONSTRUCTION LOANS avail. Plan.
and permits ready to build 8 semi
Diet. homes for colored in best sec.
ton Of Sc, just of Nichols ave
Schools, churches and stores within
easy walking distance. Priced reas
Owners may give additional assist.
ance. 10. 7-S999 or ST. 1858
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BUSINESS PRoP.-sALE (cor,. J

STAFFORD BALL PARK, stands,
lights: suitable for racing track; opp.
open air theater; 40 mi. D. c. No. /.
ME. $4,000. IS
PEDESTRIAN TRAFFIC, Clarendon
Roebuck-Substantial frame bum
galow situated on o lot zoned CO
75-ft. frontage by 116 depth with
good parking space. For sale by
widow who is interested in selling
on reasonable terms. $35. 900.
elusive Agents. ia. 4-14OO.
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FARMS (cone.)

SIS ACRES. 80 mi. d, c.; tobacco.
l hog zen; .! FARM j.; lGe; stream; h5;rm
S44, ESQ. MIR. OLSON. WO. 6-7O29.
40 MIN. D. G..
In the Howard County Hunt Club
Dist. Only Q short distance from
Chevy Chase. Circle. 1O8 acres OF
beaut. level land. 20 acres wooded
with stream. Cement block barn,
larry hldgs.. 6-rm. frame Colonial,
bath. electricity. paved road 'front.'
age. Possession go days. One Of our
best buys. SIGLER Il CO., Realtors,
PA 9.9AQ1 fil1 q
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TRUCKS FOR SALE

lf i6S sSy cissn i insid:
and out. and runs like new. $685..
KIRK MOTOR SRo CO., 1000 Ga. ave.
F 8;Ri Il "a s idUS..,.r. Will, .,r
trailing third axle: Si.995. sTEU-
ART TRUCK CENTER. 1915 W. Va.
ave ne, LA. 6-S927. a
DODGE 81 1h-ton. nat rack; 49,
FORD 40 Fl iseton panel; clean
fRAA A fonS aoT Sa Wr 5df0
FORD 81 FL la-ton pickup de luxe
cab: very low mileage, tiptop cond.
$685.. written guar. TRIANGLE MO-
TORS, 3OlO R. !. ave. ne. DE. -
$500.
INTERNATIONAL 1e47 lIa-ton: with
Anthony gate lift. Reasonable. ~.
DODGE so ,a-ton panel; thorous My
Chevrolet. 3140 Lee hwy. Arl.. Va.
Closed Sundays. a
DODGE 1916 ia-ton pickup; ready to
go to work: 1895. KENYoN-PEcK
t,,ChevTroletls; 366336 Wilson blvdd.. Arl;a,
Va y M "a t1o.s S-9 ssnd.v Open til 9iao
GMc 1915 Gse ton GHf fail van: hydraulic
hit: good cond.; $3.50. EMERSON
! 5.2 14th st NV. IS
INTL. 1917 i2-ton panel: $50
Init. 1919 Eft stake; S425.
NATL. TRUCK RENTAL. NO. =
DODGE 1852 ia-ton pickup: like new;
has had excel. care: heater, ladder
racks: no reas offer refused; call
AID. .-1343 a
Low MILEAGE walk-in truck: fully
equip. Priced for quick sale. UN
4-l4Sl. -
IGMC l947 1la-ton with 12-ft. var
body. For sale by original owner
S495 Phone MA. S-7234, MR.
SACKS. 6lS K st. NV. %
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR RENT

22.OOO so. FIT. 6-car railroad sid.
ing: bldg. 30x60 IT.. 3-story with
freight elevator: Office suite of
of a2x240 it,: paved lot 75x3OO #.
Suitable for any type OF heavy
industry, in RoSSlvn. Va. NO. 7-I564
MR. HERWOOD a