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Evening star., 1955-02-20
Service News

The Supreme Allied Com
mander Europe, Gen. Alfred NJ.
Gruenther. and Mrs. Gruen-
ther are returning to Europe
this week end. They came
home in order that the Cen
eral might keep a speaking en-
gagement in Nebraska.
Meanwhile Mrs. Gruenther
stayed at the Kennedy-Warren,
and saw as many of her old
friends as time would allow.
Many small parties have been
given for her, among them
coffee on Thursday at which
Mrs. Clovis E. Byers, wife Of
Maj. Gen. Byers was hostess.
entertaining old friends OF Mrs.
Gruenther's In their quarters
at Fort Lesley J. McNair.
Gen. and Mrs. Byers will be
hosts again tomorrow evening
at a 6 to 8 o'clock party for the
officers and their wives Of the
staff and faculty Of the Ma
tional War College. Gen. By
ers is the deputy comnandant
for administration of the col
lege.
The Commandant Of the
National War College. 1t. Gen.
Howard A. Craig and Mrs.
Craig were hosts at dinner on
Thursday. Their honor guests
were Mr.. and Mrs. Warren
Atherton Of San Francisco.
who are staying at the May
flower. The Athertons are on
their way home from a trip to
Cuba.
industrial College Fetes
The Commandant, Industrial
College of the Armed Forces.
Rear Admiral Wesley Mel.
Hague and Mrs. Hague, will
have their son Cadet John
Douglas Hague at home over
Tuesday. He arrives tomorrow
from West Point.
The deputy commandant Of
the college. Brig. Gen. Urban
Niblo and Mrs. Niblo, have
planned q series Of small din
ner parties at their quarters
at Fort McNair.
They were hosts on Friday
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-06-15

water loving plant, then, of course, you keep
the water on all the time. The fact is that
we don't grow rice in Montana and have very
few grasses or other crops that like to grow
under water.
Labor shortages seem to result in water
running too long in one place and In too
first the plants are subjected to rice irriga-
ton, then dry land conditions all in the same
season Neither condition is what the plant
wants and therefore, it spends most of its
energy trying to adjust to these extreme con-
ditions If the condition is wet and remains IS
that way, the continued on page Log
Montana farmer-stockman., 1955-06-15
COST INCREASES IS
EFFICIENCY DECREASES

IRRIGATION on the farms and projects in
Montana does not follow standard pat
tern The intensity, efficiency and care with
which irrigation water is applied varies be-
tween farms because each farmer has
slightly different set of problems to contend
with The principal reason for inefficiency
of irrigation on farms could generally be
included i'm five items which are:
L. Shortage of labor
q Land not properly prepared for irriga-
ton.
g. Wrong method in use.
A. CarelessneSS.
s. Lack of knowledge
A little analysis of these reasons may be
interesting Probably labor shortage on the
farm accounts for major portion, of Of the IN n!
efficient irrigation in Montana. This is IN
evidence where we find water running too
long in place or fields not irrigated when zen
long in one place, reduced yields are the re-
suit Each plant has set of soil, moisture re
and climatic conditions which favors its
growth Some like it dry, some Like 1t moist
and some like it wet.
we don't have any plants that like an
three. or even two conditions IN the same
season IF the growing plant IS rice or
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-20

smooth new ride and -lrc-lootcd corncring
There are many, many other things which
mark thi, beauty a, the 2Iamorou- pattern
for tomorrow cars. But come in and see for
yourself. Take Ion@ look at the Sin luxurious
new Four-door and Two-door Catalina hard
tops sample. in person. the fabulous results
of the great General Motors First.
sure a. You enjoy thrilling action. here's
Your next car .o,,orqI at c,nu eov
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1955-10-20

ing pressure of your toe ON the accclcrator
the only sign of effort.
You may have had it smooth before T but
never like this! Ii literally must be expert
cnccd to be believed.
That. plcnty-but there's more to make
this date long remembered.
There's smart, new beauty and luxury for
America most distinctive car =. the safety
Of big improved brakes . the security of a
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-06-25
CainsbOro Branch Libary
-.-s'LOOks At BoOks"-.-

The Vacation Reading Club
of the Gainsboro Branch Ii
brary will open Immediately
at the close of school. Parents
are urged to have their chill
dren register at the library
now for a summer of whole
some reading, fun, and adven-
ture
The theme for the summer
will be equally as interesting
as the one used last year.
See to it that a part of your
child's vacation is spent get
ting acquainted with "Won-
derful World of Books"
Reasons why your child
should join the Vacation
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-06-25
J.C.Penney Once Broke

He told of how the fruits of a life
time were swept away in the crash
of 1929 when overnight he lost a
fortune of $4,000, 900.
Flat Broke
In his late middle-age and flat
broke he suffered q complete break
down and in 1881 entered sani-
tarium. He thought all was over for
him, that his family and friends had
deserted, him.
One morning he sat down to write
a farewell note when he heard q
group In the sanitalium singing
the hymn God Will Take Care of
You" Suddenly there was re-
birth OF faith and profound belief
In the promise OF the hymn.
He soon left the sanitarium. He
acquired new wealth tut most of all
he had new spiritual life and
happiness that he had never exper-
fenced before.
Mr.. Penney urged all listening to
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-06-25

|Jeanette Hicks and Billy Walker
have great duet in Lets Make
Memories Tonight" eau Column
bia).
Jesse Rogers puts his heart
into fine ballad, Impatient
Heart while Bob Wills group
does the nice, swingy $50 Long,
|1'N See You Later" (Both MGMS
Another good, bouncy one is
Benny Martins "That's What I'll
Do to You" (Mercury).
+ Capitofs new artist, Hylo
Brown, bids for stardom with
k"Get Losts You, Wolf and HIost
to- sas Stranger" And Jimmie
IRodgers Snpuf'ss rSotneone Eise's
Heartache" is one Of his top
releases (Victor).
OTHER GOOD RELEASES ere
1"Green Mountain Hop" ,(Reno &
Smiley, King); "Too Many Tears
(Jimm & Jess, CapitoD, 1.-THE
Kentuckian's Song" eddie Ar
mold, Victory; Summer Kisses"
I(Cowboy Copus, King); ''Under.
way" (Tom Tall, .Fabor);, "Pars
of Your Heart" (Opal Jean,
Hickory and Get Me On Your
IMind~ tErnie Chaffin, HicloTy).
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-06-25

Reading Club: y
1. Reading helps him to
share in experiences of 9TH
ers, and relive them in his
own life. ir,IJeU -; 81 )lr~
2. Reading opens to him a
world of adventure enriching
his life through the wisdom
of great writers.
8. Reading is an open Sc
same to a world of beauty and
enchantment.
4. Reading is food for the
body, and medicine for the
soul of youth.
5. Reading is a silent COM
panion for his lonely hours.
6. Reading is a friend who
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-06-25
li1sIH>lz;2a ;. AIa&a&
LES CARROLL
les CARROLL

SEVERAL fine country blues
discs are riding high now
and, surprisingly, some are happy
tunes. Joan Hager's "Bob-O-
Link Blues" has a gay, lifting
quality and "Goin' Steady With
the Blues" by George & Earl
features tricky, rocking rhythm
Mercury. Ruby Wells (victor)
sings she's Fighting the Blues"
and Ted Rains answers beauti.
fully with "Free of the Blues"
(Decca). Jimmy Newman's Of
fering is the pretty 'tBlue OAR
lin" (Dot).
The girl vocalists have come
up with some great ballads, and
Wanda Jackson's "Tears at the
Grand OF Opryn should. be ex-
ceptionafly p pular (Decca).
Anita, Carter duets beautifully
with herself in "I'm Sorry If
That's the Way You Feel. (Vic-
tori, and Jean Shepard (Capitol)
chooses the currently popular IA
Satisfied Mind" - $3.50
LATHE sacred vein the Rang
ers Qdartet have d. gbod, unusual
Arrangement 1f N"Sips. ,Ryother,
Sing" Capitol. Kings Reno &
Smiley duet nicely FSJesus Is
Waiting" and +. Tommy's "Sal-
walton Is Free" is also excellent
gospel singing (Mercury). -,
Red Foley has two good poppy
numbers in .You Little So and
So" and plantation Boogie,"
while Ernest Tubb does cute
novelty number, Have You
Seem" backed by a nice ballad,
TITS a Lonely World" Gan
DECAY.
Carl Smiths 'Old Lonesome
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-06-25

never changes or forsakes
him.
Z. Reading causes him to
live in the best of company.
8. Reading makes him col
lect facts, and at the same
time collect happiness in re-
turn.
9. Reading a book is like
opening a door to a new
world.
10. Reading is like the win
dows of a great tower. 1t lets
light in.
For books are more than
books, they are the life
The very heart and core of
Amy Lowell
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-06-25

The stirring story of how faith
restored his spiritual strength, told
by department. store executive j. c.
Penney on WSLS NBC Radios
SECOND CHANCE program has re-
suited in over 1900 requests from
listeners for transcripts OF the in
spring broadcast
The program, broadcast for the
first time on April IS, was repeat
ed on May 10 because of the ire
mendous audience interest. In the
meantime the letters requesting
copies of the message poured in
along with others of congratulations
Organizations and churches were
lavish in their praise.
j. G. Penney related his story to
Johnny Olsen, the programs emcee
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-06-25
poohet Brings EggpIont to the Tobe in New Dress
81 DOROTHY MADDOX


EVERYONE likes everpopular spaghetti
That's why think this eggplant win be well
some ut your dinner table.
E Spabseta With Eggplant Sauce (e-3 servings) =
One-hah butter margarine, medium eggplant
land cut In cubes: chopped onions
water chopped canned pimento;
green diced; teaspoon SALT
thyme tablespoons salt to quarts boiling water
spaghetti, grated Parmesan cheese
Melt butter margarine medium heat Add eggplant and
onions and saue 10 minutes stirring occasionally Add
water piento teaspoon salt and
ShGnye
minutes stirring occasionally. Meanwhile
odd tablespoons salt rapidly boiling water Gradually add
spaghetti so that water continues 70 boil
Cook uncovered stirring occasionally until tender Drain in
ander Serve eggplant with spaghetti and sprinkle with
grated Parmssan cheese II desired
Maybe a ITSELF Served big
slices Of bread and saad this makes
3 wonderfully hearty lunch.
Cream Of Salmon Noodle soup tAbous s,1 quarts, y:
One tablespoon SALT quarts boiling water wide
noodles about butter margarine finely
chopped onion apurpose Aour milk, 7N-once
an salmon drained and haked cooked Lima beans salt and
pepper to taste.
Add tablespoon salt 70 rapidly boiling water Gradually add
ooes that water continues boil Cook uncovered stirring
occasionally until tender Drain In coander Melt butter mar
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-06-25

The o. S. c.. Club met at
the home of Mrs. Ruth Saund-
ers of Louisiana ST. N. E.
Plans are now in the making
to promote entertainment for
the club members through
out the summer season.
The previous meeting was
held at the home of Mrs.
Hardin Mullens of Dunbar
Ave. N. w. Mrs. Nellie Gath
err is president.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-06-25

Dissolve gelatin In hot fruit cock
tail syrup. Cool slightly; then fold
in cottage cheese. fruit cocktail,
nuts. apples and lemon judcesMtS
well. Fold In Carnation. Evaps
GRATED Milk. (Carnation has spe-
siaI-blending qualities that make
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-06-25

1t blend better with other tn6tS
dients in all your favorite res
ipes.) Spoon gelatin mixture into
individual molds. Chill IN rsGS1ee
orator until Arm tabout 4 horesl.
Unmold and serve on salad green's
garnished with fs1btA
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-06-25
Club Notes

The Melrose Charity Guild
held it's monthly meeting with
Mr.. and Mrs. John CAVITY Sr.,
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-06-25

on Fairfax Ave-, NV. The
vice president Mrs. Mary JEFF
freys presided. Devotions
were led by Mrs. Jeffreys.
Mrs. Alberta Montgomery
and Mrs. Audrey, Whitlock
were guest. A delicious menue
was served by the hostess.
The next meeting will be held
at the home of Mrs. Willie B.
Martin in Dundee.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-06-25

Now the God of hope fill you
with all joy and peace in be-
lieving, that you may abound in
hope, through the power of the
Holy Ghost.-(ROmans Is, 1877
Hope, strong and constantly
growing as we come to know our
Heavenly Father ever better, be-
comes a reality when bolstered
by steadfast faith - and faith
fills us with joy and peace. ever
lasting.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-06-25

Charles E. Wilson, Secretary OF
Defense: THE United States is
building military forces of tremen-
dous power in an unremititng eff
fort to achieve world peace"
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-06-25

the program to seek this spiritual
awakening which could mean so
much to their lives.
The Tribune. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1951-19??, 1955-06-25

Times" is one of his best, beau.
tifully and .convincingly sung.
Carl also handles the vocal on
the Tunesmiths' There's a Bot
tie Where She Used to Be-"
Evening star., 1955-02-20
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

$4,000 SO. FT. of heavy industria
land with small bldg: = weight
scales: ideal for metal or, cement
yard: ne. section. For appointment
call RE. 7-8443.
UP TO 5 ACRES with railroad sidinp
ideal for contractors vard: sale OIL
lease: will build to suit tenant, neal
Greenbelt Nd. Call u. 3-64a0
cS.8O0 SO FT., 2nu comm. adj. 2nd
and p sts. s.w +. alley 2 sides: graded
Attractive price See Mr. Norris
WEAVER BROS. INC Washington
Bldg DI 7-S30O
ALEXANDRIA--I5.260 50. IT. heavy
industrial ground on grade: sewer
A. M. ROTH, co. RE. 7-7330
INDUsTRIAI4--Mt. Rainier. $4,000
IT.. with 55x55 .cinder blk. 1-stors
bldg, 8 car sided: Just blk. or Z
from R. /. ave.
ROCKVILLE PIKE. Is acres. 300 II
B&O r. R.; close to D. C. All OF
part. OWNER. EN-. 2-0020.
KENILWORTH--Heavy indust., ma.
sonry bldg. 35x6s, with apt. on
lot, 75X250. Also 1880 SO, It
lot adjoining. Total front $50 It. or
main street. VIII sell or lease
either. OWNER, TU. 2-l05O.
COLLEGE PARK--50.0O0 so. It. with
. bldgs., Oil h.-w.h.; only S25, 900
or actually 80 cents SO. #: terms
Ready to 20. HERB BEDFORD
Evening star., 1955-02-20
STORES FOR RENT

DOWNTOWN. 927 10th st. NV
14xl0a it.; ideal for any type busi-
ness; parking space in rear Of store.
Call Mr.. KAY. ME. s-3679. 23'
NEW STORE. aox7o #. with full
basement: To. rent or subdivide
6222 N. Capitol. IA. 9-3031. --2S
ATTRACTIVE NEW BLDG, 1000
SO. IT.; loo. at 23rd and Alabama
ave. sc; with reserved parking area,
to lareest development in the city:
suitable for good retail outlet,
Call D. ]. WHITMAN. LU. $4,000,
or your own agent. --22
OVER 5000 SO. FT. for small busi-
ness and apt. Central loc. at bus
Interstate terminals: parking IA
ecihties. Call AID. 2-1910 daily, s.
DOWNTOWN; s12 18th st. NV
Remodeied store; ideal retail busi-
window facing 18th ST.: rent CHEAP
for short period or lease. Apply
9fice, TALLY-Ho RESTAURANT,
STORE AND 2 ROOMS: wonderful
Tor optometrist. Reasonable. Call
ali week. Ii. 3-6697 or RA. 6-1801
a7Is N. WASHINGTON BLVD. Arl..
1880. suitable ior general business
or office. Newly decorated. Customer
parking. Rent, $125 per mo! Base
ment shop also available. $50 per
mo-. Consult Dick Taylor, SHAN
NON d LUCHS CO.. Realtors, TIA
l4th st. NV. MA. S-2345. 30
NAYLoR SHOPPING CENTER, Sc.
!Naylor rd. near Alabama ave. y
AnnrnN utYTn with ol
age space. Ideal for chiidren's wear,
florist, knitting and yarn shop, etc /;
reas. rent. Consult Dick Taylor,
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO. Realtors,
724 14th st. NV, MA. S-2345. 30
1922 WISCONSIN AvE.-6O-ft. deep
store with grade-level full bsint. ;,
opening to paved area large enough
~ 70 psFk Iss3 cars. EN-. 2-4@32 or
s214 PINEY BR. RD., S. s.-Heated
store, attractive front. Advertising
value great. stand-out location.
rear; $136. JU. 5-43os. A1
14l5la II ST. N,E.-Bus stop at door
BUSINESS AREA. Only S75. Cali
1888 + 81. S.w.-1exas: asphalt tile
floor; excel. for barber shop, beauty
parlors etc. Reas. rent. Call CO.
THREE-sToRE AND BsMT. brick
bldg. 1l41 9th st. n.w.-Approx.
$500 50. it.: elec. conveyor belt to
8 frs; oil heat. In whole or in
part: ReaS. rent. Apply LEO NJ,
BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1000 p st. NV,
sT0RER0oM, So D st. n.w-suit-
able lunch rm.. delicatessen. Near
offlce bldgs.; $3.50. MARSHALL j.
WAPLE CO. 1924 14th st. NV. AD
5iS ii ST. N.E.-store and 8 rooms,
bath; h.-wih. with oil; For KEY to
insect. call NO. 7-17I9.
2O35 X ST. N.W.-Store and drive
In bsmt. for sales and service In
spect 2 to 3 pm. RA. 6-3220. --22
3IO1 N ST. .N.W.-1st floor store,
app. 6S6 SO. it., reas rent. See mgr.
a. 34l5 NJ st. NV. or call CO.
RETAIL STORE FOR RENT-1deal
location in Falls Church. Call MR..
LASsEN, JE. 2-2922 or JE, 3-7447.
732 5th ST. N,W.-Store Tor rent by
month or on lease terms. Con-
WASH. HOUSING CORR.
II NJ
Evening star., 1955-02-20
DESK SPACE

BARR BLDG. 910 18th st. NV. mr..
Coma and Knew mod, attractive
desk space for those who want the
best: receptionfst, switchboard. mail
and telephone-answering service
furn.; reas. ST. 3-7654.
ATTRACTIVE OFFICE and desk space
in Dupont Circle area: telephone
answering. mail service avail. Call
DE. 2-S000.
DESK SPACE in modern once bldg.
incl. fnrn. and services of competent
523. 11s
Evening star., 1955-02-20
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT

9i@0 GEORGIA AVE. Silver sps.-
Suit. for. dry-cleaning plant. tax
stand with gar. facils. or garage re-
pair od shop. JU. s-1416; ewes. Lo
I'll st And X SITS. Nw.-cOrneT mgl ..
story brick bldg; store front and
Cali Mr. SMITH. DI. 7-i41i; ewes,
vhPEkISaktiAN-Have iii ksISSs1ti ideal bu,,o,n,
alsaa9 and location in Bethesda. Md. OIL
s.sToRsY BLDG. 1905 X st.-sa,t So
downtown i4th T. ST. N.w.-s.ooc
So: #. in 4-story elevator 5idg
Sui,a suitable for 1urniture store: dis
oSSa oess ste houss Moderata retstaurantcatsrsr
8 GHoIGEi C0MMERCfHAlLI ME;a5HlIo' sites %
with mod. bldg. for lease or rent
on Wash. BALTIC. blvd. / mi. south
Of Laurel; Cali Parkway 5-S76s OF
IDEAL II BUSINESS LOCATION Est in III.
heart of downtown-This property is
suitable for wholesale or retail busi-
ness. We are in the process Of re-
modelling our three-story building OF
1000 SO. It. The ground floor is
2Ox95. We will remodel IL necessary
to suit tenant. 723 18th st. NV.
e BLOCK eos., of G st. Call MR.. YEAGER,
ARE you LOOKING for an idea,
place TO locate your businessp / have
ground floor IN upper Northwest
section: reasonable rent; with privi-
lege to buy the 4-story bldg. with
small down payment. Box 316-V,
BETHESDA. centrally located-Brand.
new brick building, consisting Of
3-rm. office suite, with 2 lavatories,
heat and central air conditioning
together with 1880 50. It. Of ware
house, heated space; suitable for
distributors. contractors, etc. $3.50
per mo; ROBERT B. HALL co,
4eRooM Gai gaSRGS BGNGALow, zOned CONNER mnl
cial 1881 cordell rd., Bethesda.
AFFRBXlMSrE21f Pr 81 mS 2F $sSS ss54 it. ao of un-
obstructed floor space on end floor
in heart Of downtown Washington;
excellent for meeting hall: very
5n.S0 SeasOnasis .,IeI rent Call NA. 3 s-SSea SS g
cUsNER sySa, aRp stS iunHsS' AND x SITS NV. Wy ;o.s
Il. open space with private once:
suit for ofices wholesaler printer.
S15O per mo open for lnsoection.
THE -sUJRsToN 20 tia Stn st W
IDEAL BUILDING for shoe repair
ing. printing. upholstery. or ans
small business: Baltimore-Wash.
blvd, WE. 5-5l12.
End COMMERCIAL. downtown, Q, 100
So, #, approx, with . apis. above
Will lease whole or In part, very
reasonable rent; 4-car parking
624-26 New York ave. NV. THOS.
p. WALSH. INC" sl5 l1th st. NV.
.oo 90 BI9ck Block H. ST. N.E.-wm re-
model building for desirable tenant.
Cheap rent in this close-in section.
A. NJ. ROTH CO., RE. 1-7330.
DOWNTOWN story bldg with
feel; 1000 50. It. fenced parking
area: unusual in Its wide range OF
Lses including shop. warehouse. spe-
cialty processing. research lab. etc.
In excellent condition; $500 per mo.
Call Mr.. O'Neill. PHILLIPS, CANDY
g. FULLER, INC. ST. 3-2400. 1O12
3i0O GA. AvE.-Lee. store. 3sxs5,
with parking in rear for 12 cars.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
BUSINESS. PROPERTY
RARGATN

Available for the first time in 25
very prominent NV. loe. The key
tenant is national concern and the
other stores are leased at modest
rents to old; established, independ-
ent merchants doing good bust
ness; income approx. $4,000 yearly.
nna priceq ve eSS Saya man soa any
Please call Monday.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 X st. NV. Realtors
EX. 3-1Sll
Evening star., 1955-02-20
Call CHARLES H. JAMISON
3oRO Pnojesviijo NfA

Nr, Bryantown, Md.-I53 acres. 75
tillable. bal. in timber: 9 houses.
lse. barns, 8 tractors, and ali neces-
sary farming equip. Good streams,
, good TOBACCO farm. Priced, Sl7,50f.
completely recond., bath, firspi.
bsmt., h.-wh.: . barns, orchard.
coed stream: peri. cond. Priced.
Md. - l acre; 2-apt.
house, rms. and bath in each, In
good cond. Both rented and bringing
in good returns. Real buy; 81, ,001.
terms. $500 down.
MARYLAND REALTY CO.
On Rte 3Ol nr. La Plata, Md. Phone
La Plata GIL. or ewes, La Plata
Evening star., 1955-02-20
$4,000 SO. FIT.
WAREHOUSES WANTED

ESTABLISHED wholesale distributor
interested in purchasing ba ldirg
square feet on or 2 floors in D. C.
Write details to Box 460-V. Star.
Evening star., 1955-02-20

90-ACRE FARM. long frontage onA
state road, i-rm. early American
brick home on high ground. wonder-
ful vista. large barn, other build.
S2S, 600. sp4u 'uS ~
32-acre. peach and apple orchard,
located on paved road near new
super highway. at $1,000. a bargain
n; P. BURDETTE & SON. Mt Airy,
Md. Ph. l23; Sun. and eve. oh.
Evening star., 1955-02-20
400-Acre Cattle Farm
AN OLD STONE MILL

AND A QUAINT OLD STONE HOUSE
in Virginia's hunt country, within
% miles of downtown Washington.
on good highway: this unusual
property has. 325 cleared acres. &
tom land: transyersed by 8 large
mill streams, 1t is located at the
foothills OF the mountains and af-
iords a lovely view of the surrounds
ing country. the land is In q high
state of cultivation and the fences.
are GOOD; Ions road frontage ona
Evening star., 1955-02-20
MoNTaoMERY &c y IlsI! Z COUNTY

FnOPEhl lies
81 acres; 6-rm. house, electricity,r
phone, and running water, Also,
dtlaptdated 7-rm. house cattle barn,
10 acres timber. stream h-nile
road frontage. Near interchange OF
dual highway; rs miles D. CO
S13,700; $1,000 cash.
40 acres. modern 7-rm. house. bath,
new oil furnace, electricity and
phone. Recently painted Splendid
barn. silo. large chicken house 2
streams, cattle fenced, pvt. driveway
on state road: 80 miles D. c.,
SS@.00U $500 cash.
il0 acres: 7-rm. house, electricity
and phone; new cattle barn, q
streams. good fencing on hard roadt'
30 miles D. c.; $4,000.
l5l acres; modern 6-rm. house, lge.
wel-painted farm bldes.. 2 streams,
new fencins 90 miles D. C. in Pc.
house. cattle barn, corn house.
srrokehouse.. ETC.; 75 acres wooded,
200 acres lush blue grass. AbunS
dan,tly watered by Seneca River
and springs; 1h-miie frontage Rte,
2s; 20 miles D: c.; $4,000.
acres; S-rm. ho.se, new bath, oil
heat, ultramodern kit, spacious
lawn. large garden. COW pasture and
orchard. Nr. church, stores, doctors.
and bus. On cement road: 25 miles
D. c.: Sl6S00.
Call CHARLES H. JAMIsoN
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Evening star., 1955-02-20
AN UNUSUAL BARGAIN

apt house in fine upper NV loca-
tion, containing "a units. All apis.
are spacious and well equipped and
BLDG. has attrac. lobby. well-kept
lawn, etc, and is in perfect cond.
Income at modest rents over SlS.-
600 yrly. (tenants pay own gas and
eiec.l Expenses very low. Can be
purchased with $4,000 cash and
will show cash return of l2G, a
net return of almost 3Oet. Priced
very low for immediate sale. Please
call Monday.
Jess Fisher & Co., Inc.
1920 X 81. NV. Realtors. Ex. 3-1sl1
Evening star., 1955-02-20
81 500 Down

Nice, capt. bldg, rms and bath
each. separate entrances. gas h.-w.hs
redec.; close to everything. 33l.
sth st. ne. To inspect ewes. anc
SUNDAYS. MT. Jarrutt. NO. 1884
or NO. 7-7203.
NMnndridna Pnoltu