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Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-08-15
Mathematical Mystery

IN YOUR MAGAZINE of July IS on
page 6, you have an article by Reinhold
and Art Straub of Fallon county. In
this article they say they had % acres
of hay which had 1900 bales, average
weight per bale so pounds.
They said they figured this out to
make an average of AT tons per acre.
How do they get this average, as 1900
times so pounds equals 10000 pounds
divided by 1000 pounds $4,000 pounds
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-08-15

equals a tom equals SIS tons of hay.
This figures out at little over two ton
per acre for the % acres.
We would like to know what figures
they used to get this tonnage.-Mrs.
Anna M. Smith, Lewis and Clark
County.
Just typographical error. Thanks
for catching it. Your arithmetic is
good. Our copy reading was poor
Editor
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-08-15
Courtesy Car

YES, KNOWS courtesy car is still
hot on the trail. That is the trail of in
teresting interviews with folks from
other states and from other towns in
Montana. If you haven't had the Oppor-
tunity to enjoy this new KMON feature
as yet, you might spin to the $50 spot
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-08-15
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10 tfe
Editor

Constructive letters subjects of general
rural interest will be published under this
heading as space permits. Comparatively short
letters must necessarily be favored although
excerpts from longer letters may be used.
Letters must be signed, though only initials
will be used if requested. Montana Farmer
StOckman may or may not agree with the
opinions expressed.
Montana farmer-stockman., 1956-08-15
MER-S TOCKMAN STATION

on your radio dial Monday through
Saturday at 1870 am. and 2:3O pm.
The courtesy car driver also does his
best to offer helpful advice to the trav-
eler so that he may be sure to see
every point of interest in Montana.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
Capitalize
is Married
ToLt. Doyle

Miss Marilyn Elizabeth
Trewhella, daughter of Mrs.
Boucher Trewhella. was mar
ried yesterday to 1t. John Paul
Doyle, jr.. son Of Maj. Gen.
Doyle (retired) and Mrs.
Doyle.
The Most Rev. Philip M.
Hannah, auxiliary bishop Of
Washington, officiated at the
10 am. ceremony in st.
Matthews Cathedral. A re-
ception at the Kennedy-War-
rem Hotel followed the cere-
mony.
Mrs. Patrick ]. Hannah WAS
matron of honor for her sis
ter. The other attendants
we're Miss Constance Mercer,
Mrs. Robert w. Pitts and Mrs.
Allen H. Bouldin. 1t. John
Bennett served as best man.
The bride, a graduate of the
Academy Of the Holy Cross,
was formerly with the State
Department. 1t. Doyle was
graduated from the United
States Military Academy.
The couple will live at Fort
Eustis. Va.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
Miss Moran
to
Mr.. Parsons

Mr.. and Mrs. James O'Don-
nell Moran announce the en-
gagement of their daughter
Mariana to Mr.. Michael Joa-
quin Parsons, son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Charles Parsons of Ma
Mia. Philippine Islands. and
Buckeystown, Md.
Miss Moran is a graduate Of
Holton-Arms School and Smith
College. She spent her junior
year studying at the Institute
International in Madrid. In
1851 she made her debut here
at the Embassy of Panama and
at the Sulgrave Club. She is
a provisional member Of the
Junior League.
Her grandparents are the
late Mr.. and Mrs. Patrick T.
Moran and the late DR.. Ho-
racio F. Alfaro of Panama City,
former Ambassador to the
United States. and Sonora de
Alfaro.
Mr.. Parsons was graduated
from Hatch Preparatory
School, Dexter. Me, and at
tended Yale University. He is
now enrolled in the Georgetown
University School of Foreign
Service. He is a Marine Corps
veteran and a member Of the
Army-Navy Club, the Manila
Polo Club and the Manila
Yacht Club.
Evening star., 1956-12-30

seemed such q very special
occasion that his hosts ex-
tended their guest list 70 about
400 this year. This Is the
largest number ever invited 70
this annual celebration that
originally started as a gather
ing for the Texas congress
sional delegation and has
grown a little each year.
The conflict in dates for the
two parties IA a great disap-
pointment 70 Mrs. Omar
Burleson. president Of the
Confessional Club, who has
always looked forward TO Mr..
Rayburn's birthday party. be-
ing a Texan herself. Her
husband is Representative
Burleson Of TexasD
Sharing honors with the
Speaker viii be his sister. Mrs.
8. T. BARLEY. who ia returning
with him from their home IN
.Bonham. Tex
Evening star., 1956-12-30

the House win be spotlighted
during the evening.
The Sea Chanters, q l7-voice
chorus Of the U. 8. Navy Band.
viii entertain in their first
appearance at an event honor
ing the member OF Congress.
The Miliers' party for
Speaker Rayburn will be held
at the womans National
Democratic Club at 1926 New
Hampshire avenue. but 1t viii
start an hour later than the
Congressional Clubs 4 o'clock
reception at 200l New Hamp-
shire avenue NV.
Fortunately the two clubs
are Just a few blocks apart
because many Of Mr.. Sans
colleagues will want TO take In
both events.
The date win marx the
|, Speakers 18TH birthday. which
Evening star., 1956-12-30
WITH OPENING OF CONGRESS
Cdpitdl Puts Out
Welcome Mot

nual event. but 1t usually has
been held later in the month.
Because 1t especially honors
the new G. o. P. legislators
and their wives, it was decided
this year to advance the date
so everyone would have a
chance to become acquainted
as soon as possible.
The reception will be held
at the American Newspaper
Women's Club from 5 TO z pm.
Invitations. OF course, have
been issued to the seven Re-
publican women who will serve
in the 85th Congress. includ-
ing one newcomer. Represen-
tative Florence p. Dwyer Of
New Jersey.
In addition. the league viii
especially honor the women
legislators on January is at .
dinner at 1884 I street NV.
when Mrs. Carroll d. Kearns.
retiring president Of the Ma
tional Federation Of Republic
can Women, will be the guest
speaker.
The Woman's National Dem
ocrstic Club also Is planning q
tea for Democratic members
Of congress-but II will not
take place until January ~.
The Press In Mind
In the meantime, Mrs.
Louchheim's tea on Wedenes-
day viii give members Of the
press an opportunity TO meet
wives Of newly elected Demo-
cratic members Of the Senate
and House and also Represen-
tative Kathryn Granahan Of
Pennsylvania. who was elected
In November to succeed her
husband. the late Representa-
tive William 7. Granahan.
The hostess. who Is vice
chairman OF the Democratic
National Committee and direc-
tor Of its vomens activities.
viii give the tea at her home in
Georgetown.
Guests at the Board Of
Trades dinner are due for q
musical treat because the en-
tertainment feature viii b .
Evening star., 1956-12-30
cIRcLlNG THE COUNTRYSIDE
Holiday Activities
Center on YOunQ

burg farm, and stayed there
for almost two hours. Most
Of the parents used the two
hours Of grace to finish last
minute shopping and to get
their other children ready for
the Nativity pageant at the
Emanuel Episcopal Church in
Middleburg where the very
littlest members Of the congre-
CATION, including the fox-hunt-
ing J. Achilles, who was Jo-
seph, gathered at $50 O'Clock.
A few itchy angels. who
couldn't stand the tinsel and
robes added a natural touch
TO the pageant. while parents.
who overfiowed the church,
sang Christmas carols.
Open House
Late Christmas afternoon.
after rewarding but exhausting
hours with their small fry,
most Of the same parents
gathered at the Gochnauers'
open house In Upperville.
which has become almost as
mich q tradition as the day
itself. Mrs. Frederick Goch-
nauer and her daughter Anne
received the Upperville and
Middleburg guests from 8 until
8. in their lovely old home In
Upperville. The F1etchers,
Burwells. Glascocks. deButts,
Skaters, Miss Julia Gatewood,
the Reed Thomases, Mrs. c.
Archie Randolph. the John
Lawsons. Nathanile MorI1-
sons and Sandy Mcleod were
only a few Of the prominent
landowners In the Piedmont
territory who gathered 10 wish
one another a Merry Christ
mas.
Roland Dawson came out
from Washington for the
party. and the James WiIeys,
Larry Achilles. Bob Booths,
James P. Mills. Victor DUPONT,
and the John Pattibones, who
are having a New Years Day
open house az their Home
wood farm, we're among those
at the Gochnsuers from the
Middleburg area, along with a
continuous flow of Christmas
guests who came. and left, and
fingered through the early part
Of the evening.
The John Burkeg debut par
~ for their daughter gheils
last night vas the hizhiiRht Of
the Christmas holidays for The
college crowd and II the young,
the middle AGED. and the old,
Evening star., 1956-12-30
BY FRANCES LIDE

II will be welcome back"
for veteran legislators and
welcome TO our city" for new
comers in Washington tins
week.
The opening Of the S5th
Congress on Thursday will
put the spotlight on Capitol
Hill-and the social pace In
the Capital City will step UP
accordingly.
Two traditional events which
help launch the congressional
season are the Board Of
Trades biennial Welcome
to-Washington" dinner for
new members Of the Senate
and House (slated for We'd
nesday at the Sheraton-Park
Hotell and the Women's Ma
tional Press Clubs annual din
ner for members Of Congress.
on Thursday at the Statler.
The FIRST Sunday after Con-
gress convenes Is always the
date Of the Congressional
Clubs reception for the law
makers and their wives, 30
this annual party win take
place next Sunday.
Also scheduled for next
ounday-because It always
falls on January SIS another
event which enjoys practically
an oficial status on the con-
gressional calendar. January
8 happens TO be Speaker Sam
Rayburns birthday and for 10
years or more It has been
celebrated At q reception given
for Mr. Democrat" by the
Dale Millers. who are fellow
Texans
Partisan Parties
Added 70 the congressional
whirl this week will be two
partisan parties--a tea for the
distaf side Of the Democratic
additions to Congress planned
by Katie Louchheim wednes-
day. and . reception for AL Of
the Republican members Of
Congress 70 be held Saturday
BY the League Of Republican
Women.
The leagues party y IN an
Evening star., 1956-12-30

program by Metropolitan Ope-
ra singer Mildred Miller.
An oficial welcome to the
city will be extended by Rob-
ert Z. Mclaughlin. as presi-
dent Of the District Commits
sioners. and Board Of Trade
President Philip M. Talbot
will greet the newcomers in
behalf Of the host organiza-
tion.
The Women's Press Club
dinner. always held the eve
ming Of the day that Congress
convenes. will bring together
q large contingent from Con-
gress as well as dignitaries
from the Supreme Court, cab
met and diplomatic circles.
The speakers this year VIII
be four new Senators and two
new members Of the House.
selected because they are in
teresting personalities.
Representing the Senate will
be Democrats Herman Tai
madge Of Georgia. Joseph s.
Clark. ir.. OF Pennsylvania and
Frank Church Of Idaho and
Republican Thruston B. Nor
ton OF Kentucky.
House members who win
share the platform are Mrs.
Dwyer, Republican Of New
Jersey. who has been asked 70
speak as the representative OF
the is women members OF
Congress. and d. S. Saund.
Democrat Of California. the
first Hindu TO be elected TO
Congress.
The Senate's only woman
member. Margaret Chase
Smith. Republican OF Maine.
and The women members Of
Evening star., 1956-12-30
BY DOLORES PHILLIPS

MIDDLEBURG, Va. - Notes
made on the back Of an un-
completed and unm allied
Christmas card list. between
sweeping up dismembered
dolls, decapitated Confederate
men. farm animals. broken
Christmas tree baubies, nuts,
fruitcake crumbs and sticky
stocking candy:
Christmas Eve activities for
the children around Middle
burg left the smallest ones
physically and spiritually ex-
hausted, all ready for Santa
Claus. without q sedative. The
Middleburg Hunts children's
hunt met at the c. Oliver Ise-
lin. ir.'s Wolver Hill at IL,
but instead Of hounds moving
off on schedule. the Iselins
invited the children in for a
hunt breakfast of hot dogs,
hamburgers. chocolate cake.
cookies and candy. while their
parents and mentors settled
for q glass Of egg nog.
Children Ride
The field Of about rs chill
dren included young riders
from Piedmont. Loudoun, Mid
dlebure. Fairfax and Rappa-
hammock Buddy Ward. MFH
Of Middleburg, was trailed by
his son Danny while mother
Bettina was grounded with a
broken collarbone. George Rob-
ert Slater brought daughter
Anne down from Upperville;
Jim Bill Fletcher, joint-MFH
Of Rappahannock. vanned up
from SperryvilIe with his two
daughters. Adele and Cassie
Chatfleld-Taylor came over
from Loudoun and went out
under the eagle eye Of Peter"
Whitfield. while Mrs. z.
Thompson Woodland watched
over Dotty McGhee and john
athan Achilles. the youngest
member. at Z. 10 go out. Don
Mackenzie rode with his
daughter Nickie and Henry
Loomis came out with his chill
dren. Pixie and Timmy. while
mother Pauley is still In a cast
with a broken shoulder from
a hunting accident.
The wistful hiIi-toppers out
on Monday 70 watch the chill
dren take Just one Jump. rode
around In vain a. hounds
found down IN the woods In
nek Of the Iselina Middle-
Evening star., 1956-12-30
McPherson-Smith

Mr.. and Mrs. Malcolm Err
nest Smith Of Falls Church
announce the marriage Of their
daughter Sylvia Jane 70 Mr..
Bruce Wallace Mcpherson. son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Roland Adams
Mcpherson Of Pittsburgh. 1hs
wedding took place yesterday
In The Falls Church, Falls
Church.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
HedQcock.Gotes

DIR. and Mrs. T. David Gates
Of Bethesda announce the
marriage Of their daughter
Claire Beth TO 1t. Robert Eu-
gene Hedgcock, son OF Mi. and
Mrs. Leland M Hedgcock OF
Takoma Park The wedding
took place yesterday In Ham
line Church. The couple will
live at Fort Knox, Ky,
Evening star., 1956-12-30

survive New Years Eve To-
morrow night a. the Piedmont
Hunt Bah AZ the Community
Center IN MiddleourR. another
year viii be Oh At q xallOp.
Evening star., 1956-12-30

Mr.. and Mrs. Stanley r.
Wallis of Arlington announce
the marriage of their daugh-
ter Arlene Marie to Mr.. David
s. Wallis. son Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Francis E. Wallis Of Falls
Church. The wedding took
place yesterday in Annandale
Methodist Church. The couple
will live in Arlington.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
McGreevey.Forbes

Mrs. William Henry Forbes
announces the marriage Of her
daughter Margaret Sheila 10
Mr.. Robert Dillon McGreeyey,
jr.. son Of Mr., and Mrs. Nc
Greeyey Of Garden City. N. Y.
The bride is also the daughter
Of the late Mr.. Forbes. The
wedding took place yesterday
in the Shrine Of the Most
Blessed Sacrament The couple
will live in Great Neck, l.. I.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
DeH-Worrinoton

Mr. and Mrs Sylvan Truman
Warrington of Bethesda an.
nounce the marriage of their
daughter Sharon Ann 70 Mr..
Julian Peter Dell III son of
Nj. and Mrs Deli II of BE-
thesda. Tie wedding took place
yesterday In 81 Jane Frances
de chantal Church. Bethesda.
The couple will live In Chapel
Hill. n. c.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
WEDDINGS
.M0ultsby-Keller

Mrs. Virginia Coppage Keller
Of Staunton. Va. announces
the marriage Of her daughter
Katherine Ann to Mr.. Thomas
Neill Maultsby of Chapel Hill,
N. c., son Of Mrs. William
DeVane Maultsby of Chapel
Hill and the late Mr.. Maultsby.
The bride is also the daughter
Of Capt. Clarence Armstrong
Keller, USN, Of Crosse lille,
Mich. The wedding took place
Friday in Arlington Memorial
Baptist Church. Arlington. The
couple will live in Chapel Hill.
Evening star., 1956-12-30
Soint-Outcolt

Mr.. and Mrs. John j. Out
calf Of Arlington announce the
marriage of their daughter
Ann Rutledge to 1t. Charles
Prather Saint. USA. son Of
Mrs. Steven Malevich Of War
renton, Va. and Paris. The
wedding took place Friday in
the Fort Myer Chapel. The
couple will live at Fort Ben
ming, Ga.
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INVESTMENT PROP. FOR SALE

$500 EYE ST. NV, Foggy Bottom
Corner brick-and-frame; store
and living quarters. condemned.
Make an offer. MA. S-051S or EN-.
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT
(coniinuodD
SILVER SPRING
MEDICAL CENTER
GA. AVE. AND FLYERS MILL RID.

GA, AVE. AND FLYERS MILL RID.
A few choice spaces are stu
available IN this new, modern. air-
conditioned. building near the new
Wheaton shopping center and the
future Silver Spring Hospital There
VIII be broad coverage OF medical
fields, including an ethical pharmacy
and medical laboratory. Rentals
start at $50 per mo. and achitectu-
raj services are provided For infor-
nation. call Mr.. McAinsh or Mr.
WALKER g. DUNLOP, INC.
1900 18th St. NV. CO. 5-0e.e
18th st. Mr.. Columbia Rd.
4 rooms and bath on End
floor, front room "a by IS.
Suitable for professional or
business purposes. SIS a
month. J. J. Sullivan Co.,
1888 18th st. NV. AID. 2-2626.
coLoRED
Good for DIR. or other prof. occu-
pations. $50 Upshur St. NV. Pvt.
entr,; COW. transp. Call RIA. 6-4lg3.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY
WHEATON-ROCKVILLE

VIII pay cash for home In
wheaton Rockville area Call WOOD
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AL BAKER & SON, INC.
sos N. washington St.. Alex, Va,
Member Of Mutual Clients
Exchange
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1744 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE

v ST. Me-. near Sears warehouse
Modern masonry warehouse. approx
10000 50. IT,. incl. 2.100-sd 1T
display room and $500 50. y I'M
Building has sprinklers and ADJ
stem. 2 separate double-ioadine
docks and @-car Pa.RR SIDING
plus 5000 extra So. 1t. of land for
parking or expansion. Possession 30
days. Brokers protected See Mr
Norris, WEAVER BROS. INC, Real
tors Washington BUILDING, d.
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WAREHOUSE FOR RENT

AT HECHT'S N.E.--15,OOO soft.
BLDG: air cond.: offlces, showrooms,
loading docks: call Ma. S-7295 for
key ito inspect q lovely set-up a.
warehouse rate.
for rent or sale. in
ne. section; Al 900 so. it.. fire-
proof construction: large freight
elevator and 6-car rail siding.
heated and suitable for once
space. For details. call Mr.. NOR
RIS. AID. 4-4676.
workroom or ofiices,
35x35. for any type business; down
town 9th and SITS. NV. next door
to the Hecht Co. new 3,000-car
parking bldg. This space is on the
FIRST A. in 2nd-commercial bldg
Avail. LIST of october, 1856. Addi-
tional space can be added after the
FIRST Of the year. 500 per mo-. In
cludes heat and light. Call NE.
S-f471; ewes, RIA. 3-36S5 or u.
9-l510.
WAREHOySE-Zoned light indus
trial; 1000 50 IT: $375 per mo
MONTGOMERY County. Nd. Hazel
wood 7-7272
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1956-09-28
HOUSES FOR SALIVA.
S17.a5n

Unusual value in this g.
bedroom, GI-approved brick
home. Slate roof, full bsmt.,
hot-water heat, Diet. garage.
Just a step to transp. and
shopping. Close-in N. Ar
lington. Excellent area. Call
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TE. 6-l4O0 TIE. 6-7s43
WELCOME STRANGER

Says this attractive brick
o ofSs Sc home ne. li lsst sa !.
II, Beivoir. 5 rms. and bath
on lst n. Finished stairway
TO end. with ronghed in
plumbing and partitions for
2 more rooms. ideal for econ
omy minded family with .
talent for saving money.
FHA. 81. 800 down, monthly
payments APPROX. SIS. List
ing No. OOH.
TIE. $4,000 TIE. 6-T343
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DESK SPACE
FARMS

WANTED TO BUY OR RENT. by Air
Force general--Farm- estate, with
in hour WASHINGTON; older historic
home desired; good swimming essen
tial; good views and handspring
required; boating desired River I'd.
or MiddlebuTg-Leesburg area pre-
ferred. BOX I70-L. Star.
1850 ACRES, 2h miles south Of
Nokesville. Va. Route 607; known
as the Bell Farm: no acres
cleared. 90 acres woods: virgin pine
and white oak. 6ls-acre fish pond,
up TO lIh feet Of water. Rest Of
s t. ssll ERNEST W. HALE. ,o KE'
VALLEY, VA.-1lO
acres, about 80 cleared, log house.
6-room house. cleo, slate roof. FISH
stock pond, long road frontage
$4,000, terms. cRIcKENBERGER,
JE. 2-S532.
DAvIDSONVILLE AREA--24 acres /:
tobacco farms. 4Ia-acre allot-
ment; 800 IT. on macadam I'd. Z:
ideal site for home. Price S1O.-
300; Terms. Other properties
available: To inspect, call LOUIS
Nd On. 5-4l6i.
sTR0UT CATALoG-FTeei Farms,
REALTY. 234-A, woodward Bldr !.
washington. ST. 3-37S4.
TOBACCO FARM-I5O acres on Nd
D. c.; 10 miles Annapolis. A pro-
6ucing farm priced low ct SIT 900.
WALTER M. BAUMAN, MA. S-6229
or call Mr.. Bowie. EN-. 3-i235.
40 ACRES, more ar less 10 rniles
north Of Richmond, Virginia, In
Hanover County, most Of land is
clear. good for developing. beautiful
homesites. j. E. MITCHELL, Rte,
T., Box 1875. Glen Allen, Virginia
Phone Ashland Swift S-7566.
I39 ACRES. NEAR OLNEY, Md
This beautiful farm Is q real show
place: all cleared, tillable. gently
rolling land: ideal for the hreedins
Of fne horses or beef cattle: streams
IN every held: completely fenced:
thoroughly modernized: gorgeous
setting on knoll among huge old
shade trees with distant views OF
the countryside: lust about every
conceivable type Of farm building,
including beautiful guest house and
tenant houses. Priced at S165,00O.
Very liberal terms, Please cali Mr.;
s. PHILLIPS. OIL. 2-1006 or Di.
T-l41l.
?02-ACRE FARM in Westmoreland
County. Va, near Colonial Beach.
This property is in q desirable To-
cation in an excellent hunting and
fishing area. Priced less than $40
per acre. Write or call JOHN E.
JOHNSON, Broker. Montross. Va
Phone Gypsy 3-33Sl or 3-39l4.
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HOUSES TO BUILD

BUILD ON YOUR LOT. nearby Md.
or Va Ideal rambler, , bedrms. !.
$4,000 De luxe rambler. full bsmt..
$13,g50. 64-ft. rambler. $1,000
DeFORD CONSTRUCTION CO..
JU. 9-2305.
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REALLY CHOICE
.BAYFRONTLOTS

Beautiful. safe. white sand beach,
bath house privileges, water skiing,
boating, 6shinz, Grabbing, boats for
wonderfully secure private yacht
basin. Ali privileges available 70
lot owners.
Building sites are all served b.
central water. good streets, twice.
weekly trash and garbase eollee-
tiorl. electricity, telephone and EaS
service Also. participating In State
and county mosquito-eontrol pro-
gram. Area wooded and Improved
with 200 Handicapped recreaticnal
End yeaf-rOund homes Lots from
$3.50 to Sf.560 Down PAYMENTS
and terms 70 suit
Choice 75xl 90 lots, only $500 with
$50 down and so per month.
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S100

500 down. $50 so per mo. gives
you immed. possession to a new
e eottase on oyer z acre land IN
This cottage is partitionec into .
bedrm.. liv. rm.. kit and bath but
IS not fin, on inside. 10 minutes
Wash. Take Shirley Hwv TO Lortcn.
Turn left on Gunston Hall I'd. 2
mi. bear right u mi on Col
belmont rd) to Gunston Heights.
Owner is on property.
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INVESTIGATE THIS

Military eareer---0I--or
FHA TERMS ACCEPTED
Attractive brick rambler
IN Rosemont area. 4 bedrms
liv rm. with fireplace. fully
equipped kitchen. din. rm.,
full bsmt. with rec. rm. with
"a bath. Full bath on LIST fir.,
fenced yard, barbecue pit,
driveway. M, ST. stephens.
ST. Agnes, Maury and Mt.
Vernon schools. Also conven-
lent 10 Pentagon, churches,
approx. 500. Listing No.
A30-A.
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l7O9 = STREET NV.
BUSINESS PROP. WANTED
sToREs FOR RENT

WANTED TO RENT--Downtown To-
cation. suitable for high-grade shop.
Around LOO Sd. IT, LO, 4-7SOU.
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CoR.JER STORE or ofices C2I. neal
Senate and Union Station; vacant
S6b-44b month. including heat
OWNER, Ii. 7-b42S, KE. 6-9Ol5
TAKoMA PARK--New shopping cen.
ter, ! store avail. 2,3O0 50. IT,.
ideal for drug store or notion store
$3.50 per mo. FRANK L. HEWITT
CO., 1887 Fenton ST.. Sill. Spg., Nd.
JU. $4,000.
End COMMERCIAL bsmts.. !
very lge.. suitable radio repair
shoemaker, painter and etc.; .onl,
$40 mo. each, with heat furn
see MR.. WALDRON, 1892 9th st
NV. DI 7-T557.
TAKOMA PARK, MD.-Good bust
ness location; reas. rent; heat turn
Call after 10 am. DE. 2-6464.
FAIRFAX CIRCLE-New brick. III
100 IT,: grand for restr.. barber
shop: sell If desired. ia. 9-0T22
1744 COLUMBIA RID. NV.
End floor; suitable for any business
Germ, kit and bath apt. included
To inspect, get key at 3rd-foor apt
RENT Si B. r SAUL CO.
92b 18th st. NV. Ma. S-21OC