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rid of moles in lawns and gardens?
A-Trapping is most satisfactory.
Detailed instructions are given in
Circular GA, "Moles and Their Con-
troll available free from your
county agent or the vPI Agricul-
tural Extension Service. B~lacksburg.
Q-What is a good home mixture
to use for termites?
A-Chlordane or DOT. However,
home treatment is often impractical
because Of the need for special
equipment to get to the primary IN
feS~tations.
@ When is the best times to spray
h~oneysuckle and poison ivy with
RAD or PAST? Is more than n
spraying necessary?
Apply the chemicals when the
plants are in full leaf and actively
growing. Usually, spot spraying the
second season is necessary for a
complete kill
G. What is the best way to con
troll curled or Canadian thistle?
APPLY 24-D at tie rate of one
and one-half pounds in 20 to 80
gallons of water per acre. either
between now and May 80. or be-
tween Oct. | and Oct. 30. Annual
applications will be necessary until
the seed supply is gone.
When is the best item to spray
corn for weed control?
A-The weed problem and soil
conditions largely dictate the best
time to spray corn. Pre- emergence
between time corn is planted and
the time it comes up treatment is
especially on heavy soils where
moisture conditions may prevent
early timely cultivation It will con-
troll many annual grasses and most
broadleafed weeds. Later cultlva-
tons are essential. Post-emergence
treatments r valuable in cleaning
up weeds which have escaped earl
Ter SPRAYS or civilizations. or in re-
duclng the stands of late-germinat-
ing weeds, and are more effective
on morning glories than pre-emer-
eence sprays. Apply between the
time the corn comes up and The
time it is Il inches tan.
Q-What variety of soybeans
should | seed for hay?
A-Virginia Brown or wilson
Black
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XII" grades from the 1856 crop
receipts which totaled 1899 mil
lion pounds. He asserted that 1T
is the same kind Of tobacco from
which The trade. both domestic
and export. purchased slightly
over l,l02 million pounds" sta
bilization tobacco he added. lis
regarded before being redried and
packed INTO hogsheads to insure
uniformity from the standpoint
Of quality, color and length"
In further comm hts Oh tho
availability of different grades Of
tobacco, Weeks stated that there
are only 25 grades out of the 1873
in which there is less than 100
hoesheads 100. 900 pounds, of
tobacco. In such GRADES as BL, BF
CL. CT, HI HF, XII XF. PL, Pr
and n. Sterilization has sizeable
quantities.
He further added that with
tie number Of different grades
and quantities held BY stabiliza-
ton. there Is ali available supply
Of tobacco With a wide selection
Of quality
Sterilization Corporation is a
cooperative marketing association,
owned, operated and controlled by
tobacco growers in the f~lue-cured
area Of Florida. Georgia, South
Carolina. North Carolina and Vir-
ginia Its purpose is to make
available to its members the 90Cf
Of parity support price for flue-
cured tobacco as provided for by
Federal legislation.
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24

Editors note: Here are the
questions asked most frequently by
Virginia farmers during the past
week as reported by county agri-
cultural agents. Answers are sup
piled by staff members of NPI Agri-
cultural Extension Service and-or
Experiment Stationo
Q What is the wool price situa-
tion2
A-The price Of wool. although
better than last year on the open
market. viii probably not reach the
government support price Of 81
cents a pound Wool pools have been
ORGANIZED in many counties To facili-
tate marketing ASK your county
agricultural agent about them
Q-How can | get rid of ants and
beetle grubs in lawns2
"A single application OF chlcr-
dane generally will XIII the pests
for the entire season. AT the same
time it Will eliminate wireworms.
cutworms. and other oil-dwelline
insects. The newest method OF APP
plying chlordane is to buy it in
granular form and apply it with a
fertilizer spreader. II also can be
SPRAYED Follow the manufacturers
recommendations
Q-Is it advisable to use chemi-
Gals fer weed control in soybeans2
If SO. what is the best chemical to
uSe2
a Where weeds Az a problem iii
soybeans use dinitro or Pep as pre-
cmergence sprays For post-emer-
eence SPRAYS use PAD at the rate of
Is To II pound per acre about 10
DAYS after the soybeans come up.
@ The alfalfa weeril has deS-
troyed my first cutting alfalfa
Should / spray nowa
A Yes, get the spray on as
quickly as possible i ii is feasible
to spray before cutting, cut the al
falfa. rake the field thoroughly and
apply the spray to protect the next
cutting
@ VII it be necessary ID make
a second application Of spray %
control the alfalfa weevll this sea
son?
A-This vii depend on individual
circumstances If vou applied The
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voted TO kill it,'
Opponents Of the soil bank claim
that Sec etary Benson spent millions
CT dollars on the program last year
without reducing production by one
S ngle bushel.
Rep. Ha ris1n tD-Vai sponsored
the amendment, which he termed
the temporary injunction" against
cont nuing the soil bank. He agreed
during debate that his aim was to
XIII the program.
Harrison told a repo' ter he op-
poses a SLOW death for the soil bank.
we should stop it right at the
end of 1857" he said, witt. no fur
Their funds made available until the
Agriculture Committee a study it
and cons der what to do?'
Chairman Cooley lD-NCi Of the
House Agriculture Committee said,
We have had evidence Of many
2 buses of the program"
Secretary Benson. testifying Wed
nesday before the Senate Agricul-
tural Committee, said federal farm
aid programs need a thorough over
haul. But he supported the soil bank.
The House Agriculture Committee.
willie critical Of the soil banks 1856
operations, had recommended that
it be given funds for l958-though
Oh a reduced basis.
AS passed by the House. the
money measure would give the Az
riculture Department So, 500, 889 .757
fer the wear beginning July u This
was S272. 566 1850 less than the adj
ministration requested.
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The House b Representatives
voted Wednesday May Is. to KIN
the Eisenhower admin ST atoms soil
bank fam program at the end Of
this year The revolt against the
p ogram was sparked by charges
Of vase and mismanagement
A 1927 roll-can vote wrote into
the Agriculture Department appro-
prlations bill an amendment barring
any soil bank payment to farmers
N 1858. THIS biz was passed and
sent to tie Senate for their action.
The Senate has not vet acted On
the controve sial issue.
Virgioia's eight Democratic and
two Repgbl can House members
voted to cut off the soil bank funds.
Ri told l54 Democrats ard 80 Re
publicans voted againsl As Demo
ctats and l4I Republicans.
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What's In A Successful Fish Pond?

foremost requirement. Select a soil
hat holds water, a watershed of
favorable size, and a basin Of suit
able depth. The watershed should
only be large enough TO keep the
basin full Of water with overflow
only during periods of heavy rains.
Proper construction and protec-
ton from erosion is important
Clear the pond Of brush and trees.
Leave a portion Of the bond bottom
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The following day, Secretary Of
Agriculture Benson pred cted a fur
Their pleup Of costly farm su'pluses
If the Senate goes along with the
House plan 70 III the Soil Bank.
Surprises VIII again pile up at
THE expense ot the taxpayer Ben
s7n declared. He denounced the
action of the House in cutting off
the funds.
Echoing Benson's remarks was a
statement by Republican members
Of the House Agricultural Commit
tee. which accused the Democrats
Of complete and brutal disregard
for the interest Of the nation 5
fdrme O."
The statement said when the sol
bank was enacted last year, It was
supported BY the vast bulk Of the
same Democrats who yesterday
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24
FLA Federation Crop Judging Contest

A Future Farmers of America
Federation crop judging contest
was held at Worsham high school
Thursday. May is.
Teams representing various
schools in the district competed
in the judging Of corn, wheat.
cats, hay, ~s2ybeans. laspedza seed
and orchard Grass SEED
buckingham placed first IN the
iud ng with Henry
and Cumberland following. Buck
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A good fishpond brings pleasure,
profit, and pride to its owner. A
poor one is a disappointment. A
fishpond is good if fishing is good
1t should yield between 100 and 200
pounds Of fish per r each year.
Unmanaged ponds usually yield
less than 81 pounds of fish per acre.
If your pond is manageable. it will
respond to proper treatment.
A favorable site is the first and
The Farmville herald. (Farmville, Va.) 1957-current, 1957-05-24

meham b" team scored first
with 1895 points out of a possible
21G0 points. Randolph-Henry
scored l723; Buckingham "A"
team scored l706 and Cumbcr-
land tailed 1888.
In the individual honors, L p.
Gillian Buckingham took first
" tn $50 points Garland Jones,
Cumberland. second With sos
points.
, 1957-04-15

Local Cargo Tariff No. CT
Civil Aeronautics Board
Effective April 10, 1857,
shipments will be stored free
for five 90 days in airport
storeroom.
Thereafter a storage charge
of $O.25 per day per 100 lbs,
or any traction thereof, SUBJ
ject to a minimum charge Of
fifty @o.5o) cents per ship
ment, will be assessed.
Upon arrival of a shipment
|CARIBAIR notifies the con-
|signee by telephone Cf posi-
ble) and also sends the con-
|signee a postcard with peril
lnent data.
, 1957-04-15


Contestant No.
Mr.. Winston Hodge (.
c. H. S. -
I. Quality of Voice
2. Use of Voice
8. Pronunciation
4. Enunciation
5. Poise
G. Appropriateness Of Confer
Z. Effectiveness of Delivery
, 1957-04-15

Contestant No. 2
Miss Marie Wellington
SITS. Peter 8 Paul
i. Quality of Voice
2 Use Of Voice
8. Pronunciation
4. Enunciation
s. Poise
6. Appropriateness of Content
Z. Effectiveness of Delivery
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Philadelphia 'Mainliner'
To Be Sequoia Hostess

to concentrate on that for a
while. finding out as much
about it as l possibly can,"
she says.
Modern Art Guest
Right now she is finding out
about modern art. Her hus-
band has always liked it, she
said.
She has been haunting mod
ern art exhibits lately, she
said. and whenever she sees
anything she thinks her hus-
band may like, she tries to
take him back on the week end.
These excursions have re-
suited III the acquisition of
several modern works which
now hang in the living room
Of their attractive red brick
home on Tracy place.
Possibly the most interesting
Of the pictures is a modern
fish which actually is made
out of three colors of cut plas-
ter. but which is -dimen-
tional and looks like a painting
There also is an abstraction
in shades Of gray.
Il call that my fun picture.
Mrs. Gates said. Actually, l
like something in a picture
so that l can tell what it is.
But this one is kind of fun
An earlier enthusiasm. on
which she concentrated back
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1957-03-08
BY ISABELLE SHELTON

A Philadelphia Mainliner
will take over as hostess on the
Navy Yacht Sequoia April /,
when Thomas S. Gates be-
comes Secretary Of the Navy.
The use of the Sequoia for
official entertaining is one of
the nicer perquisiteS that goes
along with being Secretary of
the Navy.
The vessel frequently is bor-
rowed by other officials for an
evening, but the Navy Secre-
tary and his wife can luxuriate
in the feeling that it is theirs
to command.
Her Sequoia role and the
other duties that go along with
being the wife Of the Navy
Secretary should come easily
to dark-haired. aristocratic-
looking Millicent Gates.
She has had a chance to
ease into official life gradually
during the 3l2 years that M.
Gates has served as Under
secretary.
The Navy officials wife says
she is "a little bit interested in
so many things that l am not
terribly interested in any one
thing"
When something new comes
along to interest her, she likes
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to spend their spare hours (of
which he has few, since COM
ing to Washington. she said) i,
playing golf at the Chevy
Chase Club.
On other occasions they like
Continued on Page B-4, Col.
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home in Devon. Pa. was gar
dening. Mrs. Gates said.
Il liked to get out and put
ter around in the garden my
self. found l could learn
much more that way than by
reading books and books"
She and her husband like
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WILLIAMSBURG VILLAGE, oluey,
Md.-6eyeral lovely is-aere lots
Reasonable terms. VIII. 6-O44s.
RIVER FRONTAGE near CHA: ter
rife building sites; can be bought
on excellent terms, wooded. McCAY
a. McCAY, INC, ia. S-S675
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TARA
WOODBRIDGE

overlooking Occoquan Bay: private
fishing; 3-bedroom. lhs-story frame :
% min. from Wash. owner leaving
town. S11,500. Cali Gypsy 4-4532.
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. WANTED
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

NEED 5000 SO. FIT. on ground floor
IN ID. c. area; zoned light manu-
featuring. Box 1860. Star.
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MIDDLEBURG, VA. in heart of
hunt country. owner transferred.
sacrifices beautiful home on acres
OF fenced pasture land with small
stream. The house is modern and
immaculate; has 50x30 living I'm
overlooking Blue Ridge Mts; pine
paneled den. d bedrmS.. baths
and rec rm Ouibldg combining
earage, stable. workshop, has IND
H. easily converted 10 guest or
servant quarters Asking S3g. 500,
easily financed Exclusive, UNA
HANBURY Call Mrs. DAmecourt.
DF u.Ho0C
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STORES FOR RENT tcons.J
SHOPPING CENTER
LOCATIONS

GLEBE SHOPPING CENTER, NO
GLEBE RID. NEAR ARL. BLVD.
ARL.. VA.--Size approx. l5'x7O
with part basement. Suitable many
types of business or office use
Mr.. jenkins, SHANNON a. LUCHe
co, Realtors, IA l4th st. NV. MA
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FAlRFAX--H2-acre level, wood lot.
with stream. sewer and water
COBBDALE, $4,000 cash. OWNER,
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FINEST HOME SITES, so acres cut
up In, ) and IO-acre tracts. all
cleared fields $1,000 per acre up.
Terms easy. Farm located at sun
Shine, Nd, Out Ga. ave. extended.
Call JOHN BURDOFT. Evergreen
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yers.. etc, COW. TO courts and
Municipal Bldg. ME s-5462: after
z pm. and Sun. VIII, 6-O35g.
ON CORRIDOR-Exceptional for in
diyidual operator. $50 mo. Call MA
S-97S5
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GAIA THIRD ST. N.W.-Office, can
also be used for commercial stor-
age; parking: commercial area.
Rent. $50 per mo, tn. 2-977g.
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POTOMAC-S.6 acres. In heart OF
estate area. with 450-ft, road
frontage. meny large oaks, excep-
tional value at 81 500 per acre
CLIFFORD v. LITTLE. JU. r
1898. Pc. 2-2S2S.
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MEDICAL OR OTHER PROFESSION,
1919 18th st. NV. Central loc.-
waiting .rn., consultation and 3
treatment rms. HO. 2-535S or
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STORE VALUES


1915 X ST. NW.--Four- story
building. driye-in bsmt., 1900 50.
H.. suitable Tor othces and ware
house
~ Eye 81 n.e---Garage. 1000 50
II. with . entrances. plus small Office
and apartment: $40.
3106 18TH st. ne Small store
and 5-rm. apt: h.-w h; SlO0
40 II ST. e Second commercial.
garage. entrances, plus parking
for Il cars; d-rm. apt: 5000
"a 18th St ne Corner store with
5-rm apt h.-w.h.; SlS5
4i7 New York ave. n.w.--small
store $40
2O33 Rhode Island ave, ne
Walk-in store, l7xf5; rear and front
entrance SlOh. heat included
i8n-J09 LIST 81, SCI 100 so II,
bsmt area same; heat included, $3.50.
80 New York ave ne,--Second
commercial: LIST a., 3 rms. bath;
md n 3 rms. bath parking for
Is cars sl50
r. A. HUMPHREYS a. SONS
. Mass Ave Realtors MA s-5020
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lni5 acres. nearly mile road frontnge,
large river frontage wonderful pas
turc land eattlemen, here Is your
opportunity. 90 min. TO District.
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wooded home sites with protective
restrictions in Burning Tree VII
lage' sold to approved purchasers
r. BATES WARREN. OIL. 4-3l59.
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BkADDUCK RID, VA.-f50 acres
rollins, and wooded all utils. avail.
Only $3.50 per acre. Terms fIeX-
ible. No agents. Call OWNER,
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u III IbVILLE--4 separate office
suites. End floor. Aforementioned
VIII rent as whole or separately,
Parking. behind building. DOUG Nj
SMILEY. REALTOR, UN. 4-S26O.
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Pr. GEO. CO., MD lots on
Greenwood lane, ] lot on Washing-
ton and Garter, in Lanham PARK,
ND. THELMA BOWMAN, Middle
town Va BoY ~
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BARGAINS
ATTRACTIVE

Brick rambler opposite estate, conv.
to Parkinston shopping. schools,
churches; will sell below market
value. Call ia. S-31S3 after 600
pm. daily. ANYTIME week ends
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BUILDERS, choice lots, Wheaton
area; sever, water; subordinate,
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lots. some wooded; exclusive. Reas.
prices and terms, Rte. 90 (Ga. ave.
turn right TO Emory Church I'd, IL
mile TO our sign. EN-. 3-S723, ST.
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WATERFRONT DRoP.--sALE

SHERWOOD FOREST COTTAGE. 4
yrs. old, . bedrmS.. liv. rm.. kit,
bath fireplace, scEeened porch.
semipvt pier. Can be made into
winter home with little expense.
Also larger cottages. BRIAN BRAN
DON Reaitor, WO. 6-9314.
SCOTLAND BEACH. MD.-partjaily
completed cottaRe also lot. Call
after Sun KE. 6-o24S
W. NIRGINlA--Cottase. loc. in the
center Of W. Virgluias finest fish,
ing and deer hunting sec: only y
hours from Washington or Ialti-
more This fine home olly ) years
old. 3 ICE. bedrms unit KIT. with
e.ee reiriEeration. cooking and run-
nlng water. liz. ru1. with fIrcpi scr
porch directly on CaCapon River:
completely furnished: built by Balti-
more home builder Tor his own use.
Subciv. IN South reason fos sale
Must be sold this week end Asking
$4,000 Open for inspection sat.
and Sun. by owner. DIR Win
chester, Va. Route 800 to Cacapon
Bridge. w Va. (25 miles,. left at
end Of bridge 3 miles TO Baker S
Bnbbling SPRINGS teXact dir from
Cacapon Bridge avail at East End
Restaurant. l.. E MELLEN, Valley
3-bTJf, I0WSOn, Nd
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1884 CONN.-Nicely decorated sin
gle or double offices, large closets.
Day. AID. 2-1516i ewes, wO. g.
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$4,000

$40 acres: 2 hrs from District $50
acres good pasture. balance young
timber ia-mi river frontage Your
opportunity TO get good pasture i'm
mediatcly Terms
SldLER n co.
81 3-72sl Ewes, AID. 1881
"GREENFIELD"
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IOO-ACRE FARM within so miles OF
Dtstrict-Stream. fishing. deer,
ducks, pheasants: mansion house.
two large. good tenant houses with
bidgs,. Washington market dairy.
bulk tank. 20 head dairy stock {:
inll Sc, modern farm equipment;
100000 takes all. half cash. Box
45H-C Star
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DOWNTOWN
NEW 14-TTNTT
l14l 9th ST. NV.

Apartment in excellent Silver Spring
location at IA times income THE
lSENS. MA, S-6433, ewes. HE. A.
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SUPERMARKET

i50G-os Lee halfway; established
reported IN sales for 1856. COM
food location 10 years. one million
pietely renovated. parking front,
side rear Open for inspection.
Brokers invited w MONTGOMERY,
l5hO Lee hNv.. ia g-snSO.
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OFFICES. STUDIOS FOR RENT
PARK, NV. ID. C-Pailev

TAKOMA PARK, NV. ID. Galley
Building, 327 Carroll st. NV: /.
or rms, separate or adjoining:
from SO up; newly decorated;
on busy street, near post ONCE.
banks and transportation Cali
come to 800 Carroll st. NV.
R,0,CkvILLE--3 ,ofices in mod, new
any profess Rein zoo Su'i Hu lSF TSsI
DR.; on Rte. $40. ROCKVILLE
REALTY Co. Pc. 2-6373; ewes,
IDEAL FOR CONTRACTORS, law
Municipal Bldg. ME- s-54G9: after f
pm. and Sun. VIII, 6-O359.
ON CORRIDOR-Exceptionai for in
diyidual operator. $50 mo. Call MA.
HYATTSvnLE-4 separate office
suites. Ind floor, Aforementioned
VIII rent as whole or separately.
Parking behind building. DOUG M
SMILEY. REALTOR, UN. 1920.
6?fi THIRD ST. N.W.-Office, can
also be used for commercial stor-
age; parking: commercial area.
rent. $50 per mo. tn. 2-9779.
DOWNTOWN FURN. OFFICE and FOR
Injury apt. in heart OF commercial
district. suitable Office or residence
or both. No. 8. 1918 M ST, NV:
500. LUTHER L. MILLER. EN-
2-5957. ~
MEDICAL OR OTHER PROFESSION.
1919 18th st. NV. Central loc.-
waiting .rm.. consultation and 3
treatment rms. HO. 2-535S or
EN-. 2-4826.
1884 CONN.--Eicely decorated sin
Rle or double Offices, large closets.
Day, AID. 2-15l6; ewes, WO. o.
CLARENDON SHOPPING AREA -
select layout .of your office now
Lge or small before renovation. All
utilities furnished including air
eonditioning and tanitor service. So
@. E. LANIER REAL ESTATE
1880 N; Uhle ST. Arl.. Va. ia. 7-Ji34
CONN. AVE. between SHOREHAM
AND -SHERATOH-PARK HOTELS;
md floor; 4-roOm office: private
bath; commercial-type show win
dow Reasonable rent.
UPPER 14th ST. NV: 2nd floor;
2.400 SO. IT,, divided into
several large rooms.
Consult Mr.. Dick Taylor. Leasing
Dept. SHANNON 81 LUcHS CO.
Realtors. 724 l4th st. NV, Ma
S-2345.
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HOUSES TO BUILD
WE WILL BUILD
COUNTRY PROPERTY

MAIN FARMHOUSE and small acre
ace, ami 3 bedrmf.. IN. DR.
den. bsmt. lge kit. and scr. porch
scenic y!eY. 20 minutes from ROCK
vile, NJ. Rte. 24O. For rent, Ss5
mo OIL. .64s0
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WATERFRONT PRoP.-sALE

SHERWOOD FoREsT-Cottages. {,
8, and bedrms. 7. f. FITZ-
GERALD. EN-. 3-609l.
CHESAPEAKE BAY Attractive.
year-round. 2-bedroom home. 25
mi out. Knotty-pine liv. rm with
nrepl. mod bath. cleo kit. gas
heat. lRe pch furnished; $500.
terms. HINE u CO., NE. S-05I9.
WATERFRONT LOTS, Eastern Shore.
Nd Riverside Manor. 100 1t BY
200 & On Chester River. few miles
east Ct CHeaprake Bridge choice
SITES. reasonable, Restrictec IRWIN
. DRUMMf =, GraSonville, Nd.
IA S-2i"l, IA. 1-466l
COTTAGE. located on Manor Dr..
Cape ST Mary'S Beach, 3 bIks from
water. 10. s-1921 or 10 S-S51I.
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BETHESDA--4-ro0m building, idea
for general or sub-contractOr'S office
located on Wis. ave-: ample storage
ana parking space. Avail April Is
9l50 per mo. Call Mr.. Powers
OIL. 2-9D70.
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A RAY.FRoNr RARGAIN

Gpesthouse and . apis bldgs.,
fully equipped. A going business.
lOU-tt. frontage oyerloOking beauti-
full Chesapeake Bay. Guesthouse or
apt, bldgs mag be bought separately.
For further information, call Mr..
Strickland. ST. $1,000.
JAMES L. DIXON a. co.
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4% Financing

BEAUTIFUL CONTEMPORARY
RAMBLER
Near Seven Corners Shopping Gen.
ter on large corner lot, & bedrooms,
LARGE living room with fireplace. car
port, radiant heat. Can assume large
outstanding ~ mortssee Price
Sl6,500. JE. SSH week ends and
evenings