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Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-07-07

If legume hay twists like a rope
without breaking or shattering it
is probably too damp for storage,
KreWatch said. Adding common
salt in amounts that leave the
hay edible will not improve its
keeping qualities or reduce the
fire hazard, he said.
Now curing systems effectively
keep temperature of undercured
hay below the danger point while
tie excess moisture is being re-
moved by ventilation.
KreWatch advises checking tenn
peratures of hay under suspicion.
A thermometer fitted into the
end of long handled probe
makes it possible to check tenn
| peratureS throughout the NOV.
KreWatch warns that hot hay
holes left by the probe must be
stamped tightly shut Even bet
ter, stick the same thickness
as the probe can be used as a
plug to block entrance of air that
might support combustion.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-07-07
Farm Bureau
Hits Federal
Highway Bill

The Maryland Farm Bureau no.
titled Congressman George Fal-
Ion (D-Balto) this week it was
vigorously opposed to a new Fed
eral highway bill (H.R. 7022) that
he has sponsored to raise 47-bil-
lion dollars for interstate high
way construction over the next
IL years.
The Farm Bureau President,
Wilson A. Heaps, said initial eSti,
mates indicated farmers would
pay nearly one-sixth of the total
cost of the program.
Heaps further charged that re-
ports the bill would be pushed
without benefit of public hear
ings was undemocratic. In tele-
gram he asserted: Billions in
new taxes without hearing from
the people is not in line with
Free State tradition. We respect
your right Congressman Fallon)
to introduce such legislation
Please respect our right to be
heard"
The bill was drafted by House
Speaker Sam Rayburn and the
Public Works Subcommittee on
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-07-07
AS Realtors Meet
Lots of Fun
But No Lot
Sales Closed

Not a lot will be sold, but a
lot of fun will be had.
The occasion will be the Sixth
Annual Summer Outing of the
Montgomery County Real Estate
Board at the Manor Country Club
on the afternoon and evening Of
July Ia.
Stanley Pearson, chairman, an.
nounces that sports, prize draw.
ings and a buffet supper are on
lthe schedule of events.
Golf foursomes should arrange
their starting times with either
T. f. Blanchard or Thomas Mar.
lowe. Lady golfers should con-
tact Mary c. Hunter at the office
Of Ellis Jones.
O. d. Field, Jr., ce.chairman
of the committee, says a number
of prizes are being collected and
he is arranging for drawing to
take place each half hour during
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-07-07
Vegetables Get
Midsummer Pick Up

AS summer progresses and
growing plants and rains take
nutrients from the soil vegetable
plants begin to get hungry.
Beans stop growing; lower leaves
turn yellow and drop off; corn
leaves become streaked or
brown; leaf crops look pale and
washed out.
Whether or not your garden
has reached the stage where it
is showing signs of hunger, it
will benefit from a midsummer
pickup Snack"
Topdress the garden with a
light application Il pound to 100
square feet of complete fertili-
)Eer such as 5-10-5 and work it
lightly into the surface soil with
a rake.
There are many types of water
soluble plant food applicators
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-07-07

available. Some syphon a con-
centraied plant food solution in
TO the hose line; others have a
metering or spraying nozzle for
the hose. All of the concentrated
plant foods and applicators are
good. Follow the manufacturers
directions and make certain that
the amount recommended for a
given area is applied.
Applying soluble fertilizer to
the leaves of vegetable plants is
often credited with. promoting
vigorous growth. Foliar feeding,
however, is not a substitute for
regular spraying with materials
to control diseases and insects.
One foliage spray which has
been found to improve the quail
ity Of cantaloupes is prepared by
mixing i tablespoon level full of
EPSON salt and l teaspoon level
full of borax in l gallon of
water. The magnesium in the
Epsom salt and the boron in the
5oraX are essential for healthy
green leaves and the movement
of sugar from the leaves to the
melons.
Don't expect too much from
foliar feeding. When rainfall is
adequate plants are able to take
up sufficient nutrients from the
soil.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-07-07
Pest Control
In AzoIeu Plants

Control of several varieties of
azalea pests is described in Ex.
tension Bulletin 154 recently re-
leased by the University of Mary
land Extension Service.
The bulletin gives a physical
description of azalea pests, tells
about their habits and gives
methods for controlling them.
Closeup pictures help in identify.
ing some of the more common
types of pests.
The bulletin, Control of Azal.
ea Pests" is written by DR.. Ern-
est N. Cory, head of the depart
ment of entomology and Henry
A. Highland, research assistant
in entomology. 1t can be obtain
ed without cost from the Bulle-
tin Room, Symons Hall, Univer-
sity of Maryland, College Park,
Maryland.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-07-07

Highways which Fallon heads. It
calls for an increase in the Fed
eral gasoline tax from two cents
to three cents and in the Diesel
tax from two to six cents.
Truck tires and large inner
tubes would also sustain addition
al heavy levies and no exception
is provided for off-highway used
gasoline.
Heaps declared that farmers
would pay nearly $75-million a
year in gasoline taxes alone. In
Maryland this would have the
net effect of cutting gasoline tax
refunds for non-highway use in
half.
He said farmers make little use
of interstate highway systems in
proportion to the amount of fuel
used in running farm machinery
and trucks. "In many instances"
he added, farmers cannot even
get on some of the new super.
highways without long Journeys
away from farms to access roads.
More of the funds in the FalIon
plan would be used for secondary,
farm-to-market roads as far as
we can see" Heaps said.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-07-07

Mill, were Anita King, Boyds,
and Jackie Sanders, Preston.
The Maryland Alters took ac-
tive part in the discussion-type
conference, held annually at the
state camp. The conference is
composed of three separate
groups-discussion, music leader.
ship training and recreation lead.
ership training. The three groups,
meeting simultaneously, are i'm.
portant in the All Club program.
The young people return to their
homes better trained to serve as
junior leaders in their local All
Clubs, other community activities
and county All camps.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-07-07
Farmers Cautioned
About Seasonal Fire
Hazards of Wet Hay

Sew barns have enough fire insurance to cover their
loss Yet when rain threatens often take big fire
risk by hauling in forage crops that too damp for safe
storage
Experience is necessary to Judge hay moisture accurate
N points out A. " Krewatch Extension agricultural engineer
at the University of Maryland Safe storage for long hay
about 23 percent mosture for chopped hay percent
under this, and for ba!ed hay, even less.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-07-07

oration, offered a three year sup
ply of water free in return for
he installation of a larger pump
md free "hook-up" and sewerage.
Because of a possible water
supply in the future from Dale
carlia or the Potomac that would
make the well superfluous, the
Mayor and Council declined the
offer. The way was left open for
negotiations for any excess wa
ter from the smaller well re-
quired by the pool.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-07-07

Scott, c. Leroy Thompson and H,
KurtZ Weiser.
Board members are urged to
be making their reservations il
they have not already done so
as only a limited number may
be accommodated. In order to be
assured of a reservation, call Ex-
ecutive Secretary Naomi Laugh.
lin at Juniper 5-1248 immediate
ly as July II has been set as
the deadline.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-07-07
Cold Milk Can
Mean Cold Cash

Imr oper handling of milk can
sour dairy farmers profits.
Cooling milk prior to shipment is
essential if dairymen want to
realize a full return from the
milk they produce, according to
Harold Newlander of the Dairy
Inspection Service.
Newlander suggests four steps
in preparing milk for shipment.
Avoid mixing warm milk with
cold milk, avoid excessive agita-
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-07-07
Worried About Food Costs?
Things We're Worse in 1925

you're worried about your family food budget here
some interesting facts from recent speech Secretary Ezra
T. Benson, u S. Department of Agriculture
TAKEHOME PAY
Thirty years ago hours takehome pay would buy 5h
loaves of bread-now it buys 10 loaves.
Then, hours take home pay buy Y quarts
mlll-noW it buys Z.
Then, it bought z pounds of steal-now pounds.
Then, it bought 1la pounds of chiclen-now it buys
pounds.
An hours takehome pay today buys dozen oranges
92 cans of tomatoes about three times years
ago.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-07-07
Reject Proposal
For Larger Well

Twinbrook's Swimming Pool
Corporation proposed to the May
or and Council last week that it
build a larger well than neces-
sary for its needs in order to
give the city an additional water
source.
Leighton Dudley and Clyde
Hardin, speaking for the Corp
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-07-07

ton in milking and cooling, fill
milk cans to capacity, and cool
milk to So F. or less before Ship
ping. Cooled milk should be ship
ped by refrigerated or insulated
trucks, he said
When milk becomes churned,
butterfat particles cling together
and rise rapidly to the surface
preventing collection of an accu-
rate sample for testing butterfat
content, NeWlander said.
He said a recent survey showed
that more than 13 percent of the
producers for particular dairy
were sending milk in at tempera-
lures ranging from g. to 80 F.
at the time of delivery. More
than half of this warm milk was
churned, the survey showed.
NeWlander said this represents
a definite loss to the dairyman
who produces the milk, pays haul
irg charges and then finds his
milk is rejected.
Excessive agitation of milk can
also result in churning, Newland
er said. The milk may become
agitated in the can or in the farm
milk tank. Agitation can be con-
trolled by filling milk cans to
capacity and by waiting until the
milk is well up on the agitator
in the farm milk tank before
starting the agitator. While in
the tank, the milk should not be
agitlted too rapidly.
Cold milk can mean cold cash
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-07-07

the course of the afternoon. c.
Aubrey Davis and c. Windsor
Miller are assisting Mr.. Field. In
charge of swimming is Melville
Peters who will be on hand at
the pool to encourage contestants.
As Chairman of the Host and
Door Committee, Earl w. Wat
terSon will attend to the collect
ing of tickets stubs for the draw
ings, souvenirs and supper. AS
sisting him will be Margaret
Mas, Ethel Adams, Laird B.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-07-07
At Gaithersburg Ag Center
At Gathersburg Ag Center
County Al Girls Have Entered
800 Exhibits in July 1918 Show

July II and 13 will be important days for Montgomery
County All girls they proudly their project work in
the All Achievement Day the Gathersburg Agricultural
Center
Some 800 projects in foods and nutrition clothing room
improvement safety family life home management garden
ng electricity and other subjects related to homeakng and
agriculture will be exhibited by the 4ers between and
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-07-07
Completes Training

Maj. John w, Foley, Jr., 1915
Everett St, Kensingron, compile
ted two weeks Reserve Summer
Training for volunteer reserve of
ficers June "a at the Marine
Corps Schools at Quantico, Va.
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-07-07

p. m. on Wednesday, July 13.
At 8 p. m. All girls will model
garments they have made in the
( County Style Revue directed by
Mrs. Roscoe N. Whipp, county
clothing chairman of the Mont
gomery County Council of Home
makers, and Mrs. Edwin c. Fry
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-07-07

of Laytonsville. Both the exhibits
and the Style Revue are open
to the public-no charge for ad-
mission.
Returning this week from the
West Virginia Older All Club
members conference in Jackson's
Montgomery County sentinel., 1955-07-07

eyed and successful contestants.
Herewith Mystery Farm No. &c
and the fact that Joe Boland
will be at Ocean City this week
and hence unable to get his SEN
TINEL for a few days ought to
offer an extra stimulus to con-
testants who have healthy re-
spect for Mr.. Boland's quick and
sure identifications.
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and EQUIPMENT

FOR RENT, for sale, one u yard
Lima baekhoe In Al cond. Phone
SO. 5-1937 ewes. --31
FOR RENT
Shovels. cranes, dragiines, 44-yd.
American or P&H Diesel crawiers.
Also oeher Contractors Equipment
NASSAU RENTAL SERVICE COSf.
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$4,000 so. FT. - 2nd-tir. once
space; new. at cSnd.. modern; am
WIN lease n II units SSts, e l2.oe99 =.
b-ROOM. AlR-COND. OFFICE In
small. dignified bldg. Corner Of
10Th and K. Ress. rent. RE, q
LfGSxpuR. FURN.. air-cond, /. 3 or 8
offices, Mr.. MAYFLOWER, In law
yer's suite; RECEIPT, rm.. pvt. bath;
secy. serv. opt. Elk. 3-1061. --31
WILL SUB LEASE, or rent, $40 sq.
IT.: new once space: In Penn, Bldg.
18th and z sts. NV. Mr.. NORRIS,
1917 OF is,h sT. Nw.--studio ONCE.
S25: other desirable rms. at $b0i
wired for air cond,; good parking
PRiVATE OFFICE. use Of reception
room; modern air-cond. downtown
bldg. secretarial service optional;
suitable for Professional man. sales
Or insurance sgents, etc. MA.
6-oAe2.
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FARMS

81 ACRES. SIS mi, N.Y.. b. Go
rm, house. mod. bath. Oh h,-y n.
SPRINGS. creek. barns. ETC.: $4,000.
Terms. NO. 7-7626. -
i23 ACRES more or less. near Get
tysburR, Pa. Adams County; Y mile
20 Emmittsbureh rd."Produetive
water. Substantial brick house and
large bank barn. LUCRETIA p. n.
kkFAUVER, Administrative, phone
log. MiddletoWn. Nd. 81
75-ACRg TOBACCO Farm - New
mod. etnder block house Of rms.
and bath. full basement. toh. barn,
imp. barn and cattle and horse
barn. complete equipment Price.
$l9 700. Good terms. LOUIS A.
WasSa 5. c. ki II. aeiaas. oiaa =. l-si a.
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LoTs. ACREAGE FoR SALE
Nd. nr. Great Paiis--In nice CON-
nrsimnity; nun II J sers; ieysl. Price s2.loo,

ND. nr. Great Paiis---In nice COM
munity; acre. level. Price S2. 100.
Call OIL. 6-5467 after q pm. --3I
BUILDERS ATTENTION--i have .
group of desirable lots near the
proposed cIA Center and Fails
Church; sewer, water. gas. ready
tor imme0iate building. Terms.
OWNER. EM. 3-3616. III
OxON HILLS BEsTt--70 acres ready
Tor development; $1,000 an acre
'ttl Nov, 20; winter price Of $500
an acre. 5so6 Livinsston I'd. s;s.
WILL SELL on TRADE equity in
rental lot or ? residential lots with
trade Tor boat Or car; property IN
shenandoah retreat. offers golfine,
eses. ia. 7-0s2S. M
MONTGOMERY COUNTY, Georgia
afe ext.--50 acres, 1,ll0-ft
frontage. includes large home, 8
rm. bungalow, and 4-unit apt.
house. All in excellent condition.
So. 900 on terms. BERNARD T.
ssss;s and Sun. M. Lamb. S6O.5S; ~.
ATTENTION. BUILDERsl-Acreage
for sale at Woodhridge, We. Tracts
ranging from 40 70 500 acres, at
$3.50 per acre. with sewer and
water; and down 10 81, 900 per acre
cali En-. 5-iSs0. Louis p sHoE-
MAKER, 1919 K st.. nv. Ma.
6-1106. IL
ee CHOICE LoTs-sPRN0FrKLD.
HRGlNtA--Excei. loe. adj v. and
Z. nr schools; shopptnE. s MR.
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STORES FOR RENT

PROMINENT CORNER, Columbia I'd.
n.w.--Center Of active retail trade
and trsnsportation, suitable shoes.
cleaner, etc, David Rosenberg.
DRKYFUss BROS ma. s-o5s0;
ewes, Sun. ia. 2-7829. ---3l
CLARENDON--smali store and Of
Aces: top location; S76 and 500
mo-: available now. ia. 2-1122.
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CADILLAC 6l Coupe de vilie: ~.
dra., r. and h.; 2-tone finish: vhite
tires. Very low mileage; new car
cond.: must sacrifice: $500 or
best offer. Owner, l431 whittier
pl. NV. RA. 3-1I76. 81
CADILLAC 80: black. pvr. windows.
sse sss5 cssh. !; ah1 EM. T. s1SSss. s sA -
CADILLAC '55 Fl Dorado: new,
bought and never used on account
Sf sickness; MR 5II5F aIIoR' 2llS
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GOOD S.E. LOCATIONS

South Capitol st.. z6xl25 II.
on South Capitol ct 1880 IT.
Rear delivery entreltce plus parking
area In established shopping center
In fastest-gToWing apt. house COM
munity In .. c. Reasonable rent.
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sToREs FoR RENT lceas.l
NEXT TO
Woodward a. Inthr0n

WOGAAW0A0 ~ " ASNAAAOR
3-story elevator bldg 23xl00. In
one Of the best downtown retail sec
tions. Suitable for home wares,
furniture, appliances, restaurant or
other similar businesses.
CARL q. RoSINGK1 CO.
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AUTOS. rRUcKs WANTED

WILL SELL or trade equity in rem
tsl lot or 2 Ess;dsntial lots, ios::,.11th With
trade for boat or car. Property In
Shenandoah Retreat. ofiers collins,
hunting, fishing, and many priv
SOUTHERN DEALER. In town this
week, win pay cash for all makes
and model cars. Cali Ia. 9-4S0l.
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TRUST NOTES FoR SALE

S2,85O end Trust, payable S23.60
per mo-, 6ss int. due in 6 years:
excel makers, Sl,600. 10. 4-54b0
or LO. b-SSO3. 31
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NeW Rrick RamhlerS
HOUSES FoR SALIVA.

ALEXANDRIA AREA - 3-bedrm.
raIblsr. lthe new; Nee nS equip; apb.n KY :;
fan. Lee. lot incl. with Anchor
1enee. Assume lge. CT loan. Only
1880 down. AL SMITH REALTY.
H. s-0652: ewes, XII. 9-SS07.
ARLngGToN. S62e y. 7th gT.--e
rms. frame bungaloW: " hsrnt.;
h.-w.h,; range and refgr,: earage;
esnysn; terms can Be arranged
sARcRoLT-smaIl house, Big value.
rate dining room. full basement
with outside entrance; attractive
kitchen, deep lot. fagstone patio;
$l4,6bO. MRS. DE MIX, KE. g.
Sfsfb Sfsfib e e wsooiopss-. va s-isiS hAHAi-
FALLS CHURCH-s-rm. and bath;
caIf esSsstHs iE ssioElsi sloEai on iss. level l0t
n. ARL. tBELLEyUR FOREsT)--
New brick rambler; 4 large bed
rmg.. 25z baths. all-eleetric kitchen
z With. dining space: fun basement,
spaSs ssrsfs y reer eereh mi dGaps scPs sTs
lot. SI40 N. Piedmont, IA. 6-7e43.
SPRINGFIELD, convenient to Penta-
gon, main NAVY. Ft. Beiyoir aEdd
Quantico. Crestwood rambler, 69QS
ninwiddis st.; i 3 bedrooms; bath;
kitchen ON / level. finished STAIR
way to attic; basement completely
partitioned, finished recreation
room with bar. bathroom with show
ef, laundry room, home wofkship
tpower tools extra). and unfinished
corner room suitable as guestroom
terms and fnancine TO atcommo.
date buyer. 1t. cOMDR. c. d.
PULvER, Fleetwood 4-9224. --31
THREE BEDROOMS, cement block
all utilities in the heart OF Airing
til 2 pm. ia. 7-1l42. --31
BEAUTIFUL VIRGINIA ewift-b built.
factory pre-cut homes. Models on
display. 20 y .yourself and save.
81 st vs yii .ts.t build i.,O + for yoS % New
plans free. From 81 ,594 TO S3.485
Delivered TO lot. catalcs, Csc BOX
Dial cR. 3-2O33. --31
LOOK WHAT You' GET for only
$l6,obO in one of N. Arlington,s
inner, residential areas. Solid brick
constfNcGon: spacious ltv, rm, Win
massive stone fireplace; family size
With viii bTsskiass boos6:D 6iD?sud ) deiisStfai Shsh
hedrnis;. ih baths; private sun
outdoor patio with barbecue; many
I, CAL ia, 10000 REAL ESTATE
SERVICE. INC. 476s Lee Highway
q on AN AcRR-JUsT 5 MINIS.
10 KEY BRIDGE CExCLUsrVR N.
! ARL. LOCATION. Rare opportu-
pity 70 purchase this. unusual
Z home at the low figure Of t3l 800.
l4R22-ft. liv. rm. with fireplace.
Iz-ft. separate dining room. extra
large kit,. 3 bedrms. tmaster bed
% ,% isnib' xitb a..I.s. Ss' p Ssn,dl:S ds1lssi Tss
blmt., Made rriA 19-ft. scr. porch
lTERRRIC. VIEW: det. gar. To
'n'''i; anfzLza. I'll IA. y-7s7s
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ssYTRGINIA'6 REALTY LEADERS
1892 Wilson Blvd. ia. 6-666o TIL 0
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT
tconstnuedl

LARGE AND SMALL OFFICES and
suites, very spacions: win redec,
!. 29l Il 18th g nv. NE $3.50. II
SSo. sRs oSF SE iSsss pss a ato%se s@s sv. ssya
ator. Public parking close By.
Phone M. Holland. n. q. sMITHfI
Co. 81 18th st. NV, ST. 3-3300.
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PAUL BROS. (Olds. !

WIS. AND ELLICOTT ST. NV.
KE. T-130s 80 Closed Sundays
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REAL fsTATE LOANS

gpd TRUST OWNERS, ATTENTION.
Dony sell before getting my prompt.
va. .. {. NR QUICK, 10. 1.e5s5'
81
End TRUST NOTES. purchased on
We. property. Top prices, fast serv-
fee. sHfPLEY. JE. 2-25e2. -3
End TRUSTS, Arl. area; trnmed. ae-
tion. MecLAiNE PROPERTIES. 2i0l
Wilson blvd. Arl, IA. 1880.
MONEY ON End TRUsT--we will
buy 2nd trust notes. D. c.. nearby
Nd. or Va. Reasonable rates. Ma.
TioNhL MoRToAoEs q INVEST
MENg CoRP.. 1919 n. :. ave. nv
FfRsT AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
puF. BARTOW REALTY CO., Real
tors, 1881 o st. NV. ME. S-24g5
CASH IN ONE DAY
CALL Ex. 3-7744. Any TINE
DO DO YOU NEED Mo5NEYf We max,
Ist and End trust loans on rea
estate In D. c., Nd. Va Pfompi
and courteous service. Call MR.
FRIEDMAN. Washington Loar
and Trust Bldg. 800 = st. NV
RE. 7-O293. RE, 7-1525.
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LOTS. ACREAGE WANTED
REAL EsTATE WANTED

SCHOOL SITE WANTED--preferably
In Virginia within 30 mica d. c,
Main building should be resort hotel
type or iarge manor house, plus
QtheRs buildings for conversion.
Must have acreage and facilities
for shaded campus, athletic helds
and large body OF water. Write H.
JONES. b31s Blackstone I'd. west
moreland Hills. or call De, 2-1S5b.
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- 6I9 MAINE AVE. s.W.
Store. approx. 22x42 and storage
room. orspostte Wilson Line. wharf.
G. X. PARKER CO.. MA. 6-2326
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BUSINESS PROP. FoR RENT

End cOMMERCIAL--centraL 5000
So. IT, used IS warehouses, ofices.
light Il mfg. snd ste, Low rent, also
4140. --3
PARKING LOT--Approx. 20 cars,
4th ~ II Ut, NV: reasonable: near
Govt. bldgs. MA. S-7418. ---3l
1924 goth ST. N.w.--Entire BLDG.
2 stofies and bsmt.; 14x30; park
In rear; suited for professional use.
Apply r. R. RUPERT, ST. 3-s4s4.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE

APPR0x. o ACRES. excel. Mont. Co.
location; r.r. siding. all utils, avail
Sell all or part. Call MR.; MORAN.
PHILLIPS, DI. 7-1411. ----3l
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SPOT CASH
cox 3 Co. RI. Si-iSSS
[lNYrsTMENT PROP. ron SALE

ls-UNIT AFT. BLDG. AT IT. MYER
Tenants pay heat utils.; 3 yrs.
old: new cond.; rentals, $l7.2O0:
A - mtge. Priced low. l00T occup.
Oyer 10 per cent net return after
AL expenses incl. n1tge. payts. David
RQsenberg. DREYFuES BROS. Ma.
S-05S0; ewes. sun. IA. 2-7s2s.
SPECIAL HARGAN--Mod. detached
7-spt. BLDG: I ant. 9 rms. and
trees. Act toasy e secure this bar. Z
ESTATE sALI-4Is-aI sth It. NV,
2-story brick BLDG. . stores and
open 2nd fioor space; lot approx,
35xlO0. AuERBACH b CO., DI.
7-6601. TU. 2-968D.
PROPOSED DAM sIfE--6O0 acres
with i-int. river ffontaee; I hour
. .. CT. ideal DEVELOPMENT mr.. grow
ing city: $500 per acre. OWNER.
HOUSE, central loca-
tton; never vacancy: this Is 0
steal: only $4,000 reuuifed.
=. AILAs--souTHKRN BLDG
Ma. $1,000 I'm. 2-3033
9-UNIT APT. BLD0B -
ny. Catholic Univ, eonv. loc. and
fully occupiedi eolored tenants.
$4,000 gross annual income.
o. ,. SAITH q EROS. CO.
Of. 2-i627 Ewes. OIL. 2-64Se
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED


COsIML. and industrial prop. wanted
BRHTSR tGE Rnssis'f sahY sils Or Di fof $685.
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RAMBLING
RAMBLER

This nearly new brick RAM
bier IL snuggly situated on its
full acre landscaped site. II
offers spaeiousnezs galore for
family living. Look ct It's
l5x30 living room. 14xl6 din
FMS room. 3 bedrooms. each
larGef than l3xI5, ~ baths
and 2 porches l2x20.
The beautifully finished rec
reation room Is 30x33, and
offers Q decisive advantage
for the large family e. Il Is
located on Eround-leYel ana
opens 10 q beautifully land
seaped rear garden.
OYersi1ed S-caf garage.
This home was eustom built
for owner who Is being trans
fefrsd from this area,
The price Is only 50 :es0
and really Is considerably
under the market.
Mrs. Munson for appoint.
Stanley r. Rowland Co., I'M
i2o East Broad et. Fails churc
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cARAGEs

1917 n sT..N.W.-s15 mo, eIoLER
& CO.. RA 3-3431. 80
YOUNG MAN des. TO rent. By the hr.
mostly on wk. ends. gar. or bsmt.
for woodworking; will bring equip.
back and forth. EN-. 2.427O. 10
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GET QUICK CASH
rss sSgs Ho.s ssss. Or s.. ESs Es.s .ss,,
VICTOR QlCREY AP 1-20a0
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SMALL Cash DOWN

Ana assume already placed
loan on this 2-bedrrns, brick
bunRA1ow IN lovely Radiant
Valley. Total price only S12.-
$50. For terins, call DOUG
N, SM1IIEY. Realtor. uN. f.