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Evening star., 1954-05-09

Valentine of Merton Golf Club,
Ardmore, Pa, had observed such
q patch of heat-reSisting grass
on the 17th tee Of his club. A
sample of this was one of a
hundred which were planted
first at Arlington, then moved
to Beltsville, Md, to make way
for the Pentagon Building.
War interrupted the testing
of these samples until 1945.
when Dr.. Fred Grau, then head
of the USGA greens section, re-
Vived it.
Merton. known as B. 81, was
selected as the best. and in 1947
seed was distributed for a wide
spread testing program in IA
States and Canada.
Seed of Merton has been
grown from the original SAM
pies in Oregon and Washington.
Seed is planted in rows which
can be cultivated to keep the
weeds out. Some fields are ir-
rigated, others not. The supply
of seed is rapidly increasing.
In planting Merior. all the
usual seedbed preparations are
essential to encourage a success
full stand. These cannot be dis
pensed with or by-passed. The
more attention paid here, the
3better and more uniform the
stand will be.
Plow or disc the are a
thoroughly.
Apply dolomitic lime at the
rate of IS pounds to each 1000
square feet.
Apply 35 pounds of superphos-
phate to each 1000 square feet.
Apply 40 pounds of a 5-10-5
fertilizer to each 1000 square
feet.
Work the lime, superphos-
phate and fertilizer into the soil
with a disc or harrow or with
rakeS.
Rake. drag and grade the area
to the desired grade or slope.
Sow the seed at the rate of 2
pounds to each 1000 square feet.
Rake the seed lightly into the
soil.
Roll the area to firm the seed
into the soil.
Mulch with a clean straw hay
Il bale to each 1000 square feet
the mulch will decompose be-
fore moving is necessary.
Water lightly several times
daily until gerrninatio is COM
plete. Thereafter water when
needed.
Thereafter apply 6 pounds of
nitrogen to each 1000 square
feet each year.
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More on Luwn Building
Techniques Of New Grasses;
War Slowed Up Experiments

Either Meyer Zoysia or U-3
Bermuda grass must be planted
vegetatively by sprigs, sods or
plugs. To get the most out of
a seasons growth. have an area
prepared and ready for planting
about the first week of May.
However, these grasses can be
planted all summer with good
success. Here's how to do it:
Plant the Sprigs or plugs in
rows approximately on 1-foot
centers, i.e., l foot between
rows and l foot between plants.
Make certain that the plant
has been inserted firmly into the
soil by heeling it in or tamping
it with a block or brick device.
Make certain that some leaves
of the plant are above the soil,
exposed to the sun, and that the
runners are completely buried.
Water lightly daily while the
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cracked the hard outer shell Of
the seed.
Then the seed was planted in
row as you would plant beans.
And then began the waiting
period. The seed came up in
due time and the tiny plants
began to grow. Last year for
the first time these plants
bloomed in most extraordinary
colors. One lovely white blossom
was 13 inches across.
Surely the patience that was
required through the 10 long
years was well rewarded. Out of
200 seeds they grew $50 plants.
When I marveled at the pa
tience shown, DR.. and Mrs.
Perkins humbly gave thanks to
the sun and the rain and the
wise council given by DR.. John
Wister and others who were in
tereSted in the project.
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I rec PeoneS
Perkins Garden Provides Thrill
Seeds Cracked in Refrigerator Grow
Into Plants of Unusual Beauty

having learned all they could
about their history and culture.
This was II years ago.
Realizing that to be successful
in growing almost any choice
plant it is necessary to simulate
the conditions under which. the
plant grows in its native habitat,
Mr.. and Mrs. Perkins put the
seed into the freezer at night
and took them out each morning,
for in Central Mongolia it grows
very cold at night and there is
a continuous freezing and thaw-
ing going on. This process
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Tukomu Club to Hold
Iris Show at School

The Takoma Horticultural
Club will hold it's 37th Annual
Iris Show at the Takoma Ele-
mentary School on Piney Branch
road Saturday from 4:30 to 9
pm. Mrs. George Davis, chair
man.
The club also will hold it's an
nual plant sale next Saturday
and Sunday from 10 am. to 8
pm. each day in the garden Of
David T. Blose, ST., 1882 Eastern
avenue NV. Louis E. Calls,
chairman.
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bushes given by the Stark Nurs-
cries with Assistant Secretary Of
Agriculture Coke and other at
tending, Edwin j. Stark pledged
the cooperation of the Nations
nurserymen for this important
national development" Director
of the National Park Service
Conrad L. Wirth expressed hope
that these structures will be
demolished in the near future" Z"
He said the removals had "the
complete support Of the Secre-
tary of the Interior"
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coin and JEFF
ferson Memo
rialS and the
T d a ! Basin.
Only the de-
molition of the
t e m pora "
b u IL d ingS of
World War II
that now oc-
cupy the site
are holding up
t h e develop
ment.
In a recent
planting of 40
Eornrifo rnSn
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Second of Two Articles
Evening star., 1954-05-09
Everblooming Rose Bushes
Guaranteed to Grow
Plus Free Rose Food!
) for 30

They're hardy, 2-year-old hybrid field
grown rose bushes guaranteed to bloom
all summer long! With each purchase of 5,
you get lbs of Rose Food ABSOLUTELY
FREE! Roots are wrapped for safe, easy
planting. Each picture labeled package
contains 1 red, 1 white, yellow, l pink
and / multi-color rose bush.
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Special soc FlOwering Shrubs
ARcADIAN GARDENING HINTS

Never allow roses to Wither on the bush. For
indoor decoration cut roses before they ore fully
opened. Roses cut in the afternoon will lost
longer than those cut in the morning. Use
shorp knife to cut roses. Make O new sIontino
cut on each stem before placing in voter Ploce
the blooms in O contoiner of cold voter and leove
in dark room for few hours before exposing
them to warm rooms and strong light. At night
place the flowers in fresh cold voter and eove in
the coolest place in your house.
Evening star., 1954-04-24
Committee Named
For SidweII Friends
Modern House Tour

Committee chairmen in
charge Of the third modern
house tour to be held Sunday,
May 2, by Sidwell Friends
School for the benefit Of its
Scholarship Fund, were an
nounced today.
Mrs. William M. Kline, gen.
eral chairman, and Mrs. Rich
ard j. Riddell, 'co-chairman,
said the tour will open seven
houses for public inspection on
that day from l to 6 pm.
The list of committee chair
men follows:
Mrs. Willard M. Kiplinger,
scolarship chairman; Mrs.
Dean Edgar Brown jr. and Mrs.
George w. Oakes, in charge of
the selection of houses to be ex-
hibited: Mrs. Laurence Shuman
and Mrs. Bowen c. Dees. pub
licity.
Mrs. Bernard r. Bralove, tick
cts; Mrs. James Bernhard and
Mrs. Stephen Hopkins, in charge
Of hostesses, and Mr.. and Mrs.
Paul v. Carrier. finance.
Transportation is under the
direction Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leroy
Eakin jr. Mrs. Harold E. Stassen
will serve as Hospitality Chair
man and Mrs. George Dewey is
in charge of refreshments.
Mrs. Wallace w. Atwood is in
charge of flower arrangements
for all the houses.
Evening star., 1954-04-24

Niagara Mfg. & Distributing
Corp, holland Co., Inc, Ohio
Swiss Cheese Dealers, Orkin
Exterminating Co., Leo j. Over
toom, Potomac Electric Power
Co.. Progress Products, Inc. Re-
flectotherm, Inc, The Roberts
Company, Thomas Somerville
Company, Sturdee Metal Porch
Co.
Sturman Construction Co.. Sun
Vertikal Blind Co., Union Wall
paper & Paint Co.. Inc, and
United Clay Products.
eterans Administration,
George E. Viereck Co., Washing
ton Brick Co., Washington Gas
Light Co., Washington Incinera-
tor Sales, Washington Post,
Washington Real Estate Board,
Washington Refrigeration Co.,
Washington Tension Screen Co.,
Weatherguard Corp, Weather.
Master Co., Mrs. Charlotte M.
Whitmyer, Wilson Supply Co..
World Book Encyclopedia, Joseph
M. zamoiSki Co.
Acme Furniture and Stove
Co., and Gray & Dudley Co.,
American Wholesalers, Serta Di-
vision Serta Mattresses; Alvin
Evening star., 1954-04-24

L. Aubinoe, Inc, John Aylor,
Boswell-Miller Construction Co..
Edward r. Carr, Inc, Construc-
ton Material Sales Co., Easter
ling Sterling Silver Co.. Electric
Enterprises, Inc: F1eischman's
Village, Gilbert & Hamilton, Inc.
Housing Development Corp,
johnson & Wimsatt; Kitchens,
Inc, Lank woodwork Co.. Inc,
Marie Contour Chair, Master
Plumbers Association Of District
of Columbia, May Hardware Co.,
Merrimack Construction Corp,
Renaire Corp, Rolls Construc-
ton Co., Randolph D. Rouse En-
terprises,' Royal Linoleum Co.,
and the Shade Shop.
Evening star., 1954-04-24

The Home Builders Associa-
ton of Metropolitan Washing
ton today announced about 210
exhibitors will have displays at
the 1854 Home Show which
opens today in the National
Guard Armory. Products dis
played cover q broad range Of
materials. appliances and equip
ment used in building and
furnishing homes.
Exhibitors include the fol-
lowing:
Abbatts Sewing Machine Co.,
All Weather Storm Window
Corp. Amco Products Co.,
American Machine & Foundry
Co.. Anchor Post Products, Inc,
Arvon Products Co., Inc,
Atchison & Keller, Inc, r. H.
Best, Inc. Billion Insulation,
Inc. F. w. Bolgiano & Co., T.
G. Boman Co.. Book House for
Children, Bristol Insulation Co.,
M. T. Broyhill & Sons, j. Wesley
Buchanan, Inc, Adolf Budd-
Jack.
Frank Calcara, Campbell Mu-
sic Co., Inc. Capital Sewing Ma
chine Co., Capital Supply Co.,
Capitol Contracting Co., Capitol
Engineering & Supply Co.,
James A. Cassidy Co., Chesa-
peake & Potomac Telephone
Co., Champion Blower & Forge
Co., Theodore John Christensen,
Inc. Clark & Clark.
Colonial Wall Paper & Paint
Co., Columbia Lighthouse for
the Blind, Consumers Food, Inc,
Crawford Door Sales Corp,
Crestwood Construction Corp,
Crystal Floral Co. and Cushwa
Brick and Building Supply Co.
Dealers Warehouse Supply Co.,
Inc. Douglas Distributing Corp,
E q Paintr Corp, Eisinger Build
ers Supply Co., Frank M. Ewing
Co., Form Stone Crafters, Inc,
Formica Co., Geeraert Construc-
ton Corp.
Jerry Gerard, Griffith Con-
sumers Co., Gunther Brewing
Co.. Gyro-Belt Massage, Hearn
Insulation g. Improvement Co.,
Inc, Paul Holmes, Home Buyers
Institute, Howat Concrete Co.,
Inc.
How-To-Information Bureau.
the John Hughes Co., Hynes
Bros. Inc, Iron Fireman Sales
Corp,
Ralph D. Jones, Jordan Piano
Co., Kitchens, Inc, Knapp Bros.
Shoe Manufacturing Co., Kool-
vent & Storm Wizard, T. Girard
Lee Mcintosh & Mcintosh,
r. E. Mcmahon & Co., R. Mars
The Contract Co., Marvlizer Co.,
Maytag Co.
Mid-Atlantic Appliances, Inc,
Miller Building Supply Co., Mill
to-You Co., Modern Kitchens,
Inc. Edgar Morris Sales Co.,
Morrison Steel Products Co.
National Kitchen Products.
Evening star., 1954-04-24
Landscape Architects
Will Tour Gardens

Members and guests of the
Potomac Chapter, American So
ciety of Landscape Architects,
today will tour several Wash
ington and Georgetown gardens
designed by chapter members.
They include work of Archi-
tect Horace Peaslee and Land
scape Architects Rose Greely,
Cary Millholland Parker, Faith
Evening star., 1954-04-24
Hints on Plumbing Care

Useful hints on how to keep
the plumbing system in good
operating condition are offered
in a booklet, Plumbing Care
and Repair" It is published by
the Plumbing and Heating In
dustries Bureau. IS East Wacker
drive. Chicago /, Ill. The price
Is 10 cents.
Evening star., 1954-04-24

Jones Block and Beatrix Far
rand.
At the conclusion of the tour,
tea will be served to the group
at Miss Greely's residence and
garden in 3131 o street NV.
Evening star., 1954-04-24

HOUSE-Thk
the Washington
rent
Evening star., 1954-04-24
BRICK RAMBLER

PRICE $l495o-TERMS
1ooft lot built
wnsze kitchen with
large
55l4 Davis Blvd
D. to
al
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

prevsr home on Y acre in Fails
Church. Ideal home for young or
retired cple. Two lge. bedrms.. spa
cious liv. rm., part bsmt. Low On.
than rent.
Arfax Realty. lie. 4-4000
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BRICK RAMBLER
2 YRS. OLD-$14,750

81 $50 dn. or OF. Not new. but
improved. Attrac. liv. rm. with
hrepl., sep. din. .rm., lge. kit. with
disposal, Q bedrms... full bsmt.,
chain link fenced "a. and Iaaa. msny
ewes" ia. 4-0964.
Evening star., 1954-10-15

YEONAS REALTY
ia. S-2100 or ia. 7-1243
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REAL ESTATE LOANS

ARE YOUR. PRESENT PAYMENTS
too high??? Do you need money
for taxes or bills2 Do you need
money for home improvements?
Money oaned on lst or End trusts
on terms to suit your budget; Loans
made in D. c.. Md and va Up
to 15 Years to pay. Call MI. Ereed-
man WASHINGTON LOAN d
TRUST BLDG. 900 F st. NV.
RIM a07 Tel: RE T,I525. III,
buy 2nd-trust notes. D. G., nearby
TIONAL MORTGAGE 4 INVEST
MENT CORP, 1919 N, z ave. n w..
FfRsT Hs; 'l1S1' AND SECOND TRUST LOANS.
1881 q st. NV. Me. s-2495.
WILL FINANCE or puy your second
trust. Inquiries onfdential day or
eve. RA. 3-2313.
HAVE ALL-CASH BUYER for 1-noor,
2-bedrm. house, or with bedrm, ana
bath on 1st A.; $4,000 price range;
Bethesda. Chevy Chase. Sill: Spg. or
good NV. location. HORACE L.
STEVENSON. 1928 Conn. ave. NV.
MA. S-36s9; ewes. OIL. 4-3167.-
CONTINUED on Next Page.
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Beef, Horse and Stock Farm
LOTS AND ACREAGE FOR SALE

WE HAVE DECIDED to sell some Of
our choice wooded lots. In our
Woodside Forest. Silver Spring Sub
division, For full inform. call ~
HoMEsirEs a1shaSi AND ACREAGE. near
~ RYssA sis7gs. sons s1FiHsisla: az y.
Si5O to S?.5UO. on ar6-surfaced
road; SMITH W. ALLNuTr, sr"
LANHAM an nia'tf AREA. 4 wooded lot, 1o4xs1Peo
sioo. 500 down down. call al N. LEO sToRcH,
Tanham Park, AP. 1871. --15
WOODED LOTS, in 3 different, exclu:.,
sive NV. residential areas. Can
MRS. GRANT, CO 5-6246. ii Iii
FA,kF1X Aas G5nrcS couSdfT and Tysons of1ssen
once in lchg time. an offering like
this. 10 acres. approx. 400 II: ele-
vation: wooded, level, hilltop; 81, $50.
LEE w. CHARTERS. Broker Mclean.
Va. Flmwood $4,000. -l6
p. q. CO.. Contee I'd: 10 mi. p. c.
i acre; frontage hard surface I'd.
$1,000 per acre $500 dn.. 81? mo.
HE. 4-35O0: ewes, HA. 2-1070.
W. w. LEWIS, Realto-. --l6
P: G. CO.. oakcrest: 4 mi south 81
Laurel, Rte. iMThree l. IN &c choice i1ts' Gs
9es5oo; 9oS,oS eS; eyes, XP. 7-7Ss2. w, W.
lakE hTW's'B 'BRRfRsClfRSo;Fr-Lot RRfslfRSoG;Fr 1874. on
Dockser Terrace; wooded: ! block
from / lake; aS: $4;55HH9G ,t5HGc 6Irry II 375S5. 20.
We have several, lsysi: rI. ssre SJ so6 t6o{s; {to
Cd 1O0 a ]. KESSINGER g. CO.,
, " 10 9-fP4tcREs Il ACRES. MARLBORO BY
PASS, No. 301--1S ACRES. all TIL
able; 3 barns. house; Sl3,75O. cSSt1; 81;
LAkE ARE L,.BNMRsccfRaoFT1-owner will sell
oPpRoX. 1.HACRE CORNER LOT, in
Vas, exclusive Sleepy Hollow In
sSeelent location on for cai SIi'Gm GpaRW1N RSms
MD REAtTY D.M@rSers. ga attrae' traps wooded tract.
Approx. & mi. from D; c. on Rte 3;
235-ft. frontage; $500. CY. $500.
II ACRES. WOODLAND; bold stream
pond sites. ,cut-oyer; excellent deer
turkey hunting; 20 mi. Charlottes-
Vile; secluded. new road; 81 ,oh5:
Sl00 down; $50 mo. Call or write;
.Gs1HSGTDH n Nuns North STRfT Louisa rambler vn
sites, 74xi47 or u acre each. One
blk. from Glebe rd.- bus, Walkers
Chapel area near James Madison
School. Get details by calling
KEITH D. BRUMBACK, ia. 2-35?7,
JA. 2-5S73. 8 till 3. -16
BANCROFT - Beautiful ia-acre lot;
trees; overlooking Lake Bancroft;
boating, swimming, fishing and
skating privileges Reas. terms.
ASK-US! REALTY CO., JA. S-125".
as ACRES with Groom, "-bath
house. Located on main nwy: In
Fairfax County, 20 Minis. from D c.
Priced only S45,0OO with excellent
terms. For further info rail- MY.
Brown with
YEONAS REALTY
ia. S-21O0 or ia. 7-1243
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THIS is THE TIME FOR
WATERFRONT BARGAINS

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
At your front door. New year-round.
lst-fi. bungalow, living room, kitch.
en- with dining space, bedroomS.
bath and utility room. Price. $7'45O;
$1,950 down. $50 per month.
$1,000 LESS THAN COST
Custom built concrete masonry year.
round nome. a real bargain, many
de luxe features at price you can
we'll afford TO pay.
BAY VIEW LOTS
Overlooking exclusive Flag Harhor
private yacht basin and CHESAPEAKE
Bay. 50'xl20'; priced at only $3.50;
$50 down and SIS per month.
TO INSPECT these and many other
lots and houses drive 8 miles south
OF Prince Frederick on Solonons
island rd.. turn left at st. Leonard
and follow Long Beach signs to
M. E. ROCKHILL, INC.
ST. LEONARD. MD.
PHONE PRINCE FREDERICK 3Os-J
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eUsINEss PROPERTY WANTED

TO RENT; suitable for tire busi-
ness and light auto repair: must
have outside and inside parking
area; will consider gas station. In
NV, 8. S. or Beth, MR.. KRAMER.
DE. 2-2137. -15
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OFFICES 6 STUDIOS FOR RENT

OFFICE, use Of waiting
room. receptionist; large office build
ing: private entrance reasonable
wXsH.'s RU; 18TH FINEST LocAT1oN-Rsa.
sonably priced: choice bright suites
posures, latest appointments. all
services included. individually con.
trolled air conditioning; prominent
12-story, 4-hr. elevator building;
DUPONT CIRCLE BLDG, 1346
1872 GG9n ,sfs sfs' 81. II AW.ERoo@s AP Room $50
and up: air conditioned If desired.
s,sco 90 Sseo'iF So Fl. on 1st fl, of new mod.
air-cond. bldg. Will rent all or any
part: excel. location on Ga. ave. NV
RA, 3-2"70 or see MR.. ELLRoD. on
OFFICES GTFiEsS' FOR RENT in new modern
sizes UP to $500 50. IT RA. 3-227O
or see MR. ELLROD on premises.
DOWNTOWN CORNER. 2,4oo so. IT.,
air-cond. space, entire End f.. pvt.
QUEENS uSfs: seas CHAPEL Pei MANOR Manor, West
Hyattsville-Excellen location; new.
air-conditioned bldg. Call MORRI-
SON SON 4 . HIoLLL1NoswoRTH' 70 ia UN. 4
AIExANpF1A; iIsGi i E ., va Corner Mont; f,.t:
OWNER. Ii. T-4i5o. ewes. ~.
1s17 '' K ST. N.w.-Air-cond. bldg,
shples usI sn'is so Boss sesoSF Phelps 59Ps
ROOM available in suite. carpeted
air-cond.: use Of reception rm.. T37
Warner Bldg. MA. s-0s61. --15
ST. 500 50. It, S1.6o pei, 50; It.;
ROBERT E. LoHR' Realtor, RA'
MEDICAL HsiniC3. CENTER AREA, 900 50.
IT. air-cond. space-available imme-
diately; all services furnished. CARL
G. RosINsKI CO., MA. s-92h4 and
sPSs sSi fSs1116R NsYhoR Rp; s.E.-Doeter.
5s~ nsFei. suite ,s'sE IT, '9S' 9sS'ssas {Sa SSn
1905 H ST. N.W.-Lge: sidewaK-levei
office. approx l7x73; showaoodm
nG ye 1aa yentase6 estae oce sna for last
is years. Apply manager, EBBlTI
efaS HSlEI; 18th rug ST. SnS nSS.W.@ofices for.
merly used bv 3 doctors; g rms.
baths will be completely. redec.;
S175 mo. Inquire switchboard;
VA, 2O44 wilson blvd,
j block from courthouse, in same
block of Arlinston Trust--Attrac--
tive office with 1s-ft. front and
Soft. depth. $500. Two "a baths
on main floor n basement: rear
exit main floor. Call FREDERICK
w. BERENS SALES, INC. IT." L
st. NV. MA. S1621; Sun, Cali Jo
3Of; 18th ST. NV rooms with
kitchenette and bath; 1 room con-
taining fireplace and built-in
bookcases; wired for window air
conditioners. RANDALL H. HAG-
NER co, DE, 2-3600.
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STORES FOR RENT

1907 GEORGIA AVE, near walter
Reed; store 19x6O; suitable for any
kind Of business. Call RA. 3-0a56
AVE-. NEAR SEARS
stores. vacant and redecorated with
living quarters above: full basement;
rent. $3.50 each. INEz CUSHARD
aGHENs FfhltNSFs dharE1 HM iatIaa MANOR west iR Ry-
trated established area. Call NOR
RIsON 4 HoLLINGsWoRTH, UN,
1923 d2$soG; s;LaDGHNsBuRG 4 e R; RD. Ne
Lovely store in nice business loca-
ton: reasonable rent. Ii. 7-9377.
,ce.ssn roE .i4 g5tEss ssss 4si kfAb EEE
1916 n ST. N.E.-store with rms.
ssa $3.50 5isensh mosth. e. cec s.sss2. Vssa III rear
STORE, good colored location: busy
block, $50 so mo. 2439 Nichols ave.
Sc. RA 3.s424, RA; 6-1037. -21
11O71t EYE ST. NW.-Small store
on street floor for use IS curio shop;
small ONCE, store, etc; Call GEORGE
BAsILIKo. RE. 7-1s15. 1113 Eye
VACANT Al STORE for rent. 1000 Pa.
SEVERAL sToREs for rent: were
$3.50. to $500 mo. Now S100 mo
r. B. BEHREND, MA. S-4639. .--21
STORE BLDG. beer license available.
presently equip. for grocery, display
sToRE Tso5sT feSa fss45 5oc OBJ Ii ise doS bldg
REALTY. 906 n: Y ave. NV. MA.
1874: JU. 9-1323, al
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LOANS

LOWER PAYMENTS, LESS INTEREST
Let me refinance your home and con.
solidate your present trusts thereby
reducing monthly payments and in
terest and give you any balance u
cash Call MR. MILLER. ME. S-
1920: evenings. LA. 6-5104.
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BUILDERS OR sPECULATORS
NEARLY 2 ACRES
E.-W. Hwy. and Grubb Rd.
Owners of this property must sell
Immediately! Water is now up tc
the property and available Sewer
nearby. Asking only $3.50 gel
acre which is less than the ap-
praised value given by Montgomery
County. Cash offers considered
Call BILL DORA. UN. 4-7005 or RE
1860.
Colonial Investment Co.
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oUT-oE-ToWN REAL ESTATE
WATERFRONT PROP FOR SALE

SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, about 100
from the water. An attrac. nome.
Furn. $3.50. terms. INEZ CUSH-
ARD. EN-. 2-4232 or OIL. 2-5s67.
broom MODERN COTTAGE
owner on premises. North Beach
PARK; Call after pm. IVA
sCcIEsNTTisrs cIIsTTirs CLIFFS. Fort Republic.
Md.-Furn. cottaEe for, sale; $1,000
to approved college grad lot ana "a
2-Story 81 900 down, $50 per mo.
Drive down, any time; phone eyes.
ia ACRES, with h-mi. frontage on
deep tidewater stream, tributary oI
the Potomac River: 20 acres marsh,
bal. high, dry. wooded land; fIl0
mile State. rd., overlooking Chaptico
Bay. Ideal campsite. 40 mi. d,e.;
$1,000 JU: 5-5533. l5H
home, % mi. out; front and rear
scr. porches: elec. stove and refRr.i
nicely furn.; sand beach. A real
HINE 3; co, Me. s-0519,
ST MARYs COUNTY
Just reduced, mr.. Abell P.O.. lovely
year-round home, with. water. front
and rear, very mod. throughout; 2
bedrms.. bath. kit. and breakfast
nook. Shower in basement. lge. SEMI
finished attic. On good road. Anxious
to sell. Mr.. Gibson, LO. 7S29s0, with
M PAUL HANNON. 732 18th st.
NV ME- S-4l0O,
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6-12% NET RETURN

Invest your money safely in LIST or
2nd trusts on improved property:
Especially attrac. from security and
tax angle. All replies confidential.
Roy 1nQ-E Star. -17
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HousEs FOR SALIVA.
CAPE COD
Nv Owner-TranSferred

0y OW11C1 11ux1S1C11IU
In North Arlington. Just 2
blocks & v.T sehSGs sod Sus anf sSsspRns
lawn and oak trees. This 3-yr. .-old
brick home features q 12x17 Hy.
rm. with fireplace. sep. din. rm. with
French. doors, leading to 1ox16 fne
paneled den. 3 bedrms.. equipped
kitchen. with refgr.. q stove. garbage
ored tile and fixtures bathroom. full
bsmt. with semiflnished playroom:
and space in attic for more room.
Fully Handicapped with lamp post.
areor, picket fence nygss Insgestion iHy BY
S1s.950. VIII 60 CT. Only 10ss down
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COUNTRY PROPERTY
HOUSES WANTED TO BUY

WE PAY CASH for houses or sell on
good terms. Phone TIE, 6-7244,
TIE. 6-7344. AL BAKER g. SONS,
INC, 116 8. st. Asaph ST., Alex. Va.
III
WE HAVE A CLIENT who wishes to
buy Immediately and for cash q 2 or
3 bedrm. home in Bethesda or area
around Westmoreland Circle and
near Western ave. Please call Mrs.
Cushard. INEZ CUSHARD. REAL
TOR, EN-. 2-4232 or OIL. 2-5S67.
WISH TO PURCHASE home in wood
cash. No agents. bU. 7-s45I. ,@i5
MODERN. clean 2 or bedrm. home
in good d. c.. or nearby Md. loca-
ton. southeast pref. Have substanS
tial cash. MRS. cox Lu. 2-S136
M6NTG8M2R9 u n 8sRsi COUNTY bedrms.. :.
2 baths, full bsmt, with ground.ley
entr., porch; 3 blocks Of Catholic
sss6ocs6et.l ssoS6o Box sehsSls sS4E taS: stsr uncs5
HOMES WANTED, NV, ne. Hyatts-
vile, Silver Spring. Cash or
terms. List with US. we're short OF
good houses. Lots, too. JOSEPH r.
LITTLE. Realtor.. RE. 7-6195,
ALL CASH-Submit all properties Tor
q 24-hour commitment: any section.
size or condition. Call CO. b-6299:
NAVY COMMANDER desires 4-bedrm.
home. Virginia: / or acres with
charm at rees. price from owner.
Boz 116-C. Star. 17s
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

LAUDERDALE ISLAND. Fort Lauder.
dale. Fla rooms and bath, compl.
fnrn. for winter vacations; weekly
and monthly rates. so. b-4313.
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8UNITS-$39,5OO

Yearly gross, $4,000: 2-story detached
brick bldg, q yrs. old: excel. rental
area; tenants pay cleo, Owner leav-
ing town: must be sold: Call Mr.
Mott. EX. 3-24S0; ewes. OIL. 2-5S21.
FRED A. SMITH co.
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IoFFlcEs 8 STUDIOS WANTED
DESK SPACE

WANTED, TO SHARE furnished ONCE,
suit. for mfgr. repr;; csntrailyo 70