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Smyrna times., 1959-11-05
Junior Red Cross
Enrolment Drive
Moves To Schools

The annual Junior Red Cross
enrolment in Delaware public,
private and parochial schools
began on Monday, it was an
nounced today by Mrs. Herman
R. Phillips, chairman of the Jun
ior Red Cross of the State chap
ter.
For the next two weeks, stu
dents in schools throughout the
state will be given the oppor-
tunity to join this nationwide
organization whose program is
designed to give young people
the chance to express them
selves through activities that
will promote their own educa-
tional growth and provide valu-
able service to the community.
"The Junior Red Cross spec
ializes in promoting the humani-
tartan ideals of the Red Cross
through programs and activities
carried on at local, national and
international levels" Mrs. Phil
lips said.
Mrs. Phillips stated that the
Junior activities are a supple
ment to the school program.
More than 200 teacher-sponsors
in Delaware will guide the stu
dents in their projects.
Among the Junior Red Cross
activities are:
The gift box program, in
which schools prepare and send
small, colorful boxes filled with
articles ranging from toys to
health items.
The school chest progra
through which needed school
and health supplies are sent by
American high school students
to young people in other lands
whose school systems have been
upset by wars, disasters and
other caIamities.
The school album program,
which tells through drawings,
photographs and essays the life
and activities of the towns in
Smyrna times., 1959-11-05

much satisfaction" according 10
Thomas Underwood, trumpet
PLAYER. His business takes hlm
TO New York City where he is
president of Underwood & Un-
derwood, a world famous pic
ture agency. He helped organize
the orchestra two years ago. HIS
daughter, Doris, sixteen years
old, plays the flute in the orch
estra and is studying at the Pea
body Conservatory of Music IN
Baltimore. The Jaycee-sponsor-
ed concert will be heard in
SMYRNA on Sunday evening,
Nov. %. Tickets may be obtain
ed through various groups, and
will be available also at Woot-
tens Clothing, Golden's Phar-
macy, Vance Coles, and at the
Sparks Pharmacy, Clayton. The
response so far indicates that
Smyrna times., 1959-11-05

analysis of rotating electric
machines have been in the criti
cal areas of reactance calcula
ton, the understanding and pre-
diction of losses and the reduc.
tion of magnetic noise. The con-
tributions which he has made in
these fields have had major i'm
pact on the evolution of rotat-
ing machines by bringing about
reduction in size, the develop
ment of new applications, and
improved performance.
Significant among his contri-
buttons is his development of
methods of predicting electric
motor performance which led
directly to the broad use of
electric drives for battleships, to
smaller and less costly general
purpose motors, to broader ap-
plication of induction motors
made possible by lower starting
currents and to larger unit rat
ed turbine generators through
use of improved double wind
ings.
Commercial Refrigeration
Mr.. Alger's development of
split-winding or part-winding
starting schemes for induction
motors have made possible low
er cost drives, particularly for
air conditioning and commercial
refrigeration. The two-thirds
w in d in G starting connection,
which he developed, provides a
desirable combination of start
ing current and starting torque
with minimum of noise and
vibration and makes possible
the use of standard motors, and
Smyrna times., 1959-11-05
Renown Engineer
Visiting Scholar
On I'D. Campus

Professor Philip Langdon AL
ger, who holds joint professor
ship in the electrical engineer
ing departments of Rensselaer,
Polytechnic Institute and SYRIA
cuse University, will be a visit
ing scholar at the University of
Delaware, Wednesday, Nov. IL.
During his visit, Mr.. Alger
will discuss the topic, Modern
Philosophy of Energy Conver-
sion Instruction in an Electrical
Engineering Curriculum" with
senior and graduate students
and also will present a talk on
Modern Educational Methods
in Western Europe" at a general
meeting with interested stu
dents and faculty members. He
also will have individual con-
ferences with faculty and stu
dents and attend special lunch
con in his honor.
Mr.. Alger is an engin r
whose work has had profound
effect on the motorization of
American industry and on the
extension of the use of electric
motor drives everywhere. His
many contributions to the devel-
opment of induction motors are
well known to engineers the
world over.
His major contributions to the
Smyrna times., 1959-11-05

with low cost control. AS en-.
gineer, holder of over one dozen
patents, educator. and stimulat-
ing leader, he has given unre-
servedly of his time and effort
for the advancement of others.
AS a leader in civic affairs he
has championed the causes of
better government and good
schools. Through his personal
leadership as chairman of the
Charter League of Schenectady,
he established the City Manager
form of government for his
home community.
Smyrna times., 1959-11-05

which American youngsters live
Mrs. Phillips said that, for the
first time during the past sum.
mer, the Junior Red Cross spon-
sored a program in which Jun
iors served as volunteer aides
in the Delaware Hospital. This
volunteer project for teen-agers
was highly successful and it is
planned to expand it next sum-
mer, Mrs. Phillips pointed out.
The Juniors also take part in
the various programs of the Red
Cross at the Chapter House, 9l0
Gilpin Avenue, which include
First Aid and water safety, dis
aster, home nursing and staff
aide service.
Every year outstanding Jun
iors are selected to attend Jun
ior Red Cross training centers
held throughout the country.
Smyrna times., 1959-11-05
Trumpeteer Also
Is NY. Executive

The Eastern Shore Little SYM
phony Orchestra is labor of
love" for the personnel, accord
ing to news stories which pre-
ceded their concert in Salisbury,
Md. last May. The musicians
come from a cross section of the
area and are dedicated to their
hobby. '1f you like to play an
instrument, there's nothing else
you can do that gives you so
Smyrna times., 1959-11-05
Everett Graduated
By Marine School

Graduated from the Person.
mel Administration School at
Camp Lejeune, N. C., was Mar
inc Acting Cpl. John R. Everett.
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Edward H.
Everett of 3l2 w. Mt. Vernon
st. Before enlisting in NAV.
1857, he graduated from Smyr.
ma High School. During the
course instruction is given in
tipping, filing, the keeping of in
dividual service record books,
and the maintaining of day to
day accounts of units.
Smyrna times., 1959-11-05

The Delaware representatives at
the leadership training center at
The Peddie School, HightStown,
N. j., in August were Susan
Casey, Pat O'Keefe and Philip
Houghton, all of Wilmington.
Smyrna times., 1959-11-05

there will be a large audience
at the John Bassett Moore High
School to hear the program.
Evening star., 1959-10-07
one-of-a-kind sample hats

Fine royon veIvets, veIours, fur felts and
feathers from outstanding manufacturers. All
beautifully styled as only somple hots can
be erected in the most fashionable and
bosc styles for all occasions.
Evening star., 1959-10-07

Washington hours: $3.50 ann. to 9 p.m.
Langley Park and Shirlngton hours 10 a.m $3.50 p.l
Evening star., 1959-10-07

7.99 moccosin reduced from our
regular stock for this sole. Hand
sewn vomp, fine leather in black,
red, brown; 4-lO, AAAA-C.
Evening star., 1959-10-07

compare to 1899 voIue. Beouti-
fully matched skins in high and
medium heel styles. Sport rust
color only in So, AAA-AA-B.
Evening star., 1959-10-07

1899 popular, good fitting pumps
from our extensive stock. Block
Golf or suede with high or me-
dium heel; 4-lo, AkA to B.
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.AAA MoTELs FOR SALE
Advice, consultation; exclusive full
time motel broker. travel specialist
Offering recommendations best
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BETHESDA. st. James Parish-New
brk.. Colonial on quiet tree-shaded
st. 4 bedrms., 2 baths, family rm.,
liv.. rm., sep. din. rm., dream kit.
full bsmt. Priced at $30,500.
0-700R. eveninrs OT, AO5TS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-06

CONN. AVENUE AREA
Open Daily, Noon-Dark
ONLY 2 SPLITS AND 2
COLONIALS LEFT IN
THIS UNUSUAL GROUP
OF BRAND-NEW SPLIT
LEVELS AND COLONIALS
BUILT BY FRANK CAL
CARA, A LEADING AREA
BUILDER. AMONG SOME
OF THE DE LUKE FEA-
TURES YOU'LL FIND 3
COMPLETE BATHS WITH
SH Frs, 4 LARGE
BEDRMS., GORGEOUS
COLOR KITCHENS, IN
TERCOM SY TEN
THROUGHOUT, MAHOG-
ANY REC. ROOM, GA
RAGE.
Model furnished house at 1884
Yuma st. NV, Ia blocks from
Franklin Simon, Conn. ave, nr.
Bureau Of Standards, all shopping,
Ben Mrrch, Deal and Wilson
schools, and all the new luxury
apt. bldgs. 512es loan avail.-25
years. Split-levels only S32 $50.
Most unusual Colonials at S34,-
$50. We predict these will all be
sold before completion.
Evelyn G. Kaplan & Co.
10. SPORT
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-06
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
CHARMING
IoUI Woodmont ave-, Betht
OIL. 4-6833

CHEVY CHASE, Md bedrms..
4 baths; vacant; KiTkside section;
asking S34,950. GEORGE !. BOR-
S SFSi 'f EM. a Es ss-O''O' ~o'
CHEVY CHASE, of Wis. ave-
English brick Colonial: S24, 800;
3 hedrms., . baths, full bsmt.s ga
rage; big rooms. tall trees. SAM
OIL. 6-7S00 til Q.
CHEVY CHASE-Mid-2Os: spacious
center hall Colonial; large den on
LIST. A.. 81 good size bedrms.. 2
living porch overlooking rear gar
den, garage; convenient to transp.
and schools. Call WO. 6-23UO It'll
-. EDW. H. JONES a. CO., INC.
CHEVY CHASE-Immacula brick
Colonial on corner lot. Liv. rm..
din. rm., mod. kit. with table
space, 3 bedrms.. plus den or
sleeping rm. and bath on Ind A.;
Iull Dsmt, rumpus rm., garage.
1mmed. possession. Completely re-
decorated and ready to sell. $27.-
CHEVY CHASE, NORTH-Immac.
3-bedroom brick rambler. Cow.
elem e,nan,s school and community pool;
complete equip. kit, full bsmt.
Purchaser may assume $4,000,
4Afe trust. S23,50O. KORZEN-
DORFER, REALTOR, OIL. 4-SlII,
till o.
CHEVY ChtASE-The Hamlet +. A
house OF charm in a location Of
distinction. featuring all large
bright rooms, q daylight rec. nm.
and a kitchen you've dreamed
about. A liv. rm. and din. rm. per-
tee for entertaining. A pan
eled library for relaxing. 1st-h.
bath plus garage and lovely
grounds. Priced in low COS. Call
G tii uptown S 1at Gce 4 XII szo lse9
SHANNON & LUCHS CO., OIL. q
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES HOUSES FOR sALI-Mw.
CONTINUED,

LAuNDRIEs, Maytag, coin op. rs
low as Sl,e0u down, completely
installed. So finance. OIL. 4-352s.
LIQUOR STORE, enjoying good vol
and profits S20,00U cash REQUIRED.
sale BY OWNER. Write BOX 35s-L,
METAL DINER in Frederick, Nd. in
operation last z yrs.- Have 5-yr
lease on land Can operate as Is
or move building. $4,000 ar best
oiier, Call Mr.. BARTON. Ma. g.
MOD. s-BAY STATION. located in
Prince Georges Co., out Colesville
I'd. extended has AAA contract,
tow truck equipped with crane and
all mod. equipment. station DOING
very good business Do not apply
unless YOU are exper and have
call Mr.. KoTuLEK. IA $500
NEIGHBORHOOD STATION up for
lease, doing l0-12 900 gals. a mo
with potential OF doing more
Very low rental, also has large
commercial eecount. II YOU have
eXDerience call TIA 0.Qk00
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1959-10-06
HOUSES FOR SALE-S.E.

CONGRESS HEIGHTS - unit
h.-w.h. owner in California viii
sacrifice on price. HARTMAN
REALTY. INC, LII. 4-3400. ewes,
II 7-3362.
ST FRANCIS PARISH, 3131 West
25,OO0-Unusual and attractive
home in a choice residential area
Large living room with fireplace.
dining room kitchen. / bedroom
and bath on first floor Second
floor has 2 bedrooms and bath;
basement recreation room. Inspec-
ton by appointment ADELBERT
W. LEE, 32l1 Pa. ave. Sc. LU,
$1,000.
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CHEVY CHASE
oQnR xJn0nnTATU CIT


Fully detached home on peauti-
2 baths, large side and rear
pOrches; eas hot-water heat; slate
roof; in nice condition through
DOUGLASS E. BULLOCK AND CO.
1912 N st. NV. RE. 5-3037
CHEVY CHASE-Picturesque brick
liv. rm., sep. din. rm., dishwasher;
garage, porch, patio, carport;
S24 800; assume 45T trust.
SAMUEL E. BOGLEY OF Md,
INC, OIL. 6-7S00 It'll q.
CHEVY CHASE VIEWS nice bed
rms, den, rambler; space for rec.
porch. Mid-20s. A. v. PiSANI.
Realtors, OIL. 1880: ewes, OIL.
4-S1I6.
CONN. AVE. PK.-Famous Kay
firepl., sep. din. rm., bedrms., 2
full baths, gorgeous scr. porch,
magnif. rec. rm., huge Handicapped
tEEi ASNsf Pkop. No Nor o-SSS7' SUB
CONN. AYE. EsTATEs@AssUME
immac. 4-bedroom, 2-bath, brick
Cape Cod. Beautiful pine paneled
rec; rm,, fenced yard WALK 10
s SUB RSBGNoP PkopEk Iii SI MaT.
CONN. AVE. PK.-New brick Cape
Gods; 4 bedrms., baths, magnif.
ALICE kit, scr. porch, full bsmt. (;
lmmed. occupancy; excel. loo. !:
G1S So On, FLA minimum dl1
only S20.95O. Excl. agents, SUB.
URBAN PROP. Mgt.. 10. 5-36S7.
CONN. AVE. ESTS.-HURRYI PICK
YOUR COLORSl Owner is redec,
this all-brick 3-bedrm. rambler on
lge. fenced level lot. All types Of
financing avail: 800. 10. 5-
1857. SUBURBAN PROP. MGT.
COUNTRY CLUB AREA = Unious
cuStom-built 2-year-old split-leyel
home in beautiful wooded setting,
planned for luxury living and ens
Pertaining, spacious; owner leav-
ing, must sell; priced below any
reproduction cost. Have key-Wiil
show. Call MR.. -DUMONT, OIL. A.
1929. THOS. j. FISHER, INC.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.

RISON, MD, out Rte. 224. o mi
from Indian Head. Md rms
bath, screened-in back porch, 2s
acres OF grouna, 5 outbuildings
Sl2,OOU. Call Riverside 3-7524
ewes. alter 8 pm.
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COOP APIS. FOR SALE

COOP APT. FOR SALE, $4,000
i EToun md h Ea and S SiSsses 50Y ZEE
Clothes closets. 2 built in book.
cases, ample kit. storage, extrt
storage in bsmt. area. Laundry
facilities avail. Close to shopping
areas. Very low monthly operat.
ing costs. Buyer must be &C.
ceptable to board of directors
Location 1908 Lanier Place NV
Call CHI. S-S279 after $3.50 pm
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HOUSES FURNISHED

ARLINGTON NORTH-3 bedrms.
scr porch, grand piano; newly
painted inside and out. S175 pei
mo. Yr. lease. BARR REALTY
INC. JE. 4-0S24, IA. 4-335O.
ARLINGTON, n; Country Club Hills
. huge bedrooms and den, ] u
BATH; washer and dryer. $165.
HOLLEY REALTY, 51S3 Lee hwy,
IKE. $3.50.
BETHESDA bedrms., 2 baths
corner lot. 5000 mo. OIL. 2-42S6
CAPITOL HILL-l-yr. lease, partly
furnished. 4-bedrm., 21s-bath,, fed.
eral house. Good Transportation OIL
door. . bedrms. furnished with
double beds, etc., also lge. twin.
bed Simmons sofa. Old-style kit
English-type bsmt., din. rm. are
furnished. Girls high school across
st, S125 mo. Pay utils. and heat
Ii. -0042.
CHEVY CHASE CIRCLE AREA
schools. buses; 5000. RE. S-2isi
CHEVY CHASE. D. ca bedrms. :,
ga baths, powder. rm., rec. rm.,
FF9HT ' ss..os n schools and transD
CLEVELAND PIX bdrm., 3-batt
DIXIE REALTY Co. Ma. $3.50
PALISADES, overlooking Potomac
VALLEYS bdrms., 2 baths, 2 b.r
air-cond.. liv. rm., flrepl.. din
area, veranda, garage, garden
Key and GEORGETOWN day schools
within l blk. $3.50 inc. util., Tyr
lease wioption to renew, occup
Oct. 15. EN-. 3-5552.
I4th AND IRIS N.W.-Det. brick.
bedrms.; 2 baths, rec. rm.: garage
LOUIS Ridden, Tu. $4,000.
SIS MO- and 8 bedrm. homes in
nearby Nd. l hr. from d. c.; nr
school, churches and shopping.
KAY REALTY CO. RIA. $4,000
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BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

.AAA MOTELS FOR SALE
Advice, consultations; exclusive full
time motel broker, travel specialist
offering recommendation best
motel buys.
JOE H. THOMPSON
232 Woodward Bldg. Jackson S-67O0
AMAZING OPPORTUNITY
$4,000 ANNUALLY
Testing and tuning auto and boat
engines. Learn what you have to
do to get. into this interesting,
profitable business. Write.
GATEWAY SYSTEM
Room 202
917 is st. NV, Washington 5. d. C.
ANXIOUS TO SELL
Electrical appliance repair business:
well established, active loo. Tools,
stock and equip. Quick sale
wanted due to death Of owner.
2519 Pa. ave. NV.
BEAUTIFUL split-level 5-bay sta
ton located on Triangle across
street from large shopping center
with more stores opening in Dec
Very well equipped, station Must
appt. Call ia. 9-S500
BEAUTY PARLOR for sale, nearby
Arlington; Owner in i'll health.
$4,000 per annum. Box 240-M,
Star.
BUILD YOUR OWN A&H
INSURANCE AGENCY
An opportunity is now available in
this area for an aggressive young
man interested in establishing his
own general agency with modern
liberal benefit policies including
disqualification and Surgical, fran
chise plans and Lifetime A&H
Write for details: Joseph J: Scar.
Vice President. PROGRESSIVE
CANDY
wholesale-retail mfg. facility for
sale; D. C. Terms to responsible
party. Gail JU. s-255S for de-
tails and appt.
DELICATESSEN for sale; good op-
por; mr.. school; must sell because
Of illness. 705 Webster st, NV
EXCLUSIVE
ARLINGTON
FRANCHISE
its field. has valuable Arlington
franchise available. Annual in
come potential $4,000 plus. In
itial investment Of S11. 800 re-
turned within SO mos. Write Box
304-L, Star.
HARDWARE RETAIL-This bust
cssss ic sSpv IN ls na year year. oi
sale at cost Of fixtures and In
ventory. Box 179-L, Star.
LADIES' READY TO WEAR STORE
Established 20 years. cash no
object. for all particulars please
j call RA. 6-6260.
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HOUSES 70 SHARE

CAREER GIRL to share lovely @
bedr. Foggy Bottom home with
other girls: Mr.. GNU, carline.
MISS BEVAN, Elk. 5000, DE.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.W.

Do you want to live in Amer
Brick HOME with / bedrms'. 81 81.
baths, gorgeous G. E. kitchen,
paneled rec. rm., patio, garage
many luxurious appointments
Our builder has arranged A I'm
ancing plan which will require
S265 monthly payments with
nothing Gown and an added
bonus Of his 5hSo LIST. trust. This
is rare opportunity in a most
desirable neighborhood, near Alice
Deale and Wilson Schools. st
AIMS Parish. Wise. and Mass
ave. Shopping Centers. p. s
Buyers with cash viii also b
delighted to find this unusual
homeI Call.
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HOUSES FOR sALE-N.E.

AvONDALE AREA - Det. brk.. 8
lge. bedrms., powder rm. on LIST
f. aci rec I rum slate S Eoofi trem men
% MEL Srf FRIEDMAN lso RA 1885 $780,
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HOUSES UNPUBLISHED
CONTINUED,

CONGRESS HGTs., near Bollinl
Field-.Sl2b; 2-bedrm.- Cape Cod
ige. liv, rm, with firepl.. sid
porch; huge lott garage; vacant
Newly decor decor. JOHN L. SHELTON
FALLS CHURCH, pr. 4 Corners
bedrms, "a baths. garage, scr
porch; blk. shopping ctr: = blks
school; $3.50 mo-; other houses
ppr; Arnry-Nssyy Country Club Fair
FOGGY BOTTOM. 24O7 II ST. NV
Attractive 2-bedrm. house In
remodeled area; all modern kit
II oyGtct. patio; off-street park.
I sT a syeil; - SEQ %. dEITszsoaE FITZGERALD
GEORGETOWN. 1919 QUE Sta
bedrms.. z baths. flrepls.; near
playground and tennis courts
BIZ Boz R giI Hs p TU eefTssS!R9' SAN
lHUIDEKOFER PL. N,w.-Attachet
redec., 3 bedrms., Nv. din, rec
Inl,, gar.; low maintenance: walk
eistsnee 70 schools shops, traa,nnsp.
KAJ0RAAfA- CONN. - Compl. re-
modelled ~ rms, 3 baths, mod
sro,D s reIIIs u la1SfssD pate k sSi
KALORAMA SECTION = Forma
beautiful town. house; fresh ant
m n%Iisi; rs,. biSd atR; stsS m Sssas
Available Immediately, SIiMoNf
PROPERTIES, DE. $4,000. Mrs
Kine, FE. 7-1444.
'KENsINGTON-old 3-bedrm.. III
DRUsKiN 4 Co, 10. SsSSs6.
KENT SPRING VALLEY, 500
kLINGLE N:W.-3-bedrm... 2-batf
house with fully equipped kitchen
Mr.. Yount. FRANK 8. PHIL Fps
D1 7-14l1.
LAKE AXE. .A .I 3. bsdrms. 1
S22b mo BARR REALTY INC.
JE. 4-O624, ia. 1880.
LAKE BARCROFT-Redec,: 4 bed.
mo BARR sR'1 REALTY sfc Uni iNc GEN. jE SS1 4
0624. ia. 1880.
LANGLEY PARK, S453 18th ave
Brick, 3 bedrms., tile bath. Ice
Nv rm,; fenced yard, on bus line
ST." mo- S,0' 81. Z S-s ssBSPD'nS ''n'''
SILVER SPRING, Kemp Mil I'd
ant arcola ave.-3-bedrm. housl
tpert u horse farm; Sl2b pc
mo. Mr.. GREENBERo, VIII. 8
1000.
SILVER sPRING-Near everything
3-bedrm brk,:: $110 mo. Durinl
day. JU 9-4646: other, ~. 8
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KALoRAMA TOWN HOUSE
Building With al the stately. eIe.
gance Characteristic of this fash
tonable section. 4 stories with 5
gar. Fuge rooms with high cell
ings Ideal for Diplomatic mission
MID 40sl FRANK 8. PHILLIPS
INC. DI. 7-1411; ewes. EN-. 2-2116
sEEFHFRD PARK: NEW LISTING
Def. BRICK: z RMS. 3 BATHS
BEDROOM AND BATH. LIST FL
LOUIS Ridden tn. 2-306(
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ECONOMIC

WITHIN THE BUDGET
A neat 3-bedrm. home with full
bsmt, and level lot; big, conven-
lent kitchen. living rm., fireplace.
Just of Summit ave. Only S13,500.
Will sell FLA.
James C. Conley & Co.
1901 Woodmont Ave, Bethesda
OIL. 1888
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CLEVELAND PARK
Several new listings Of
beautiful houses, in this
pleasant neighborhood.
Mrs. Tirana, EN-. 1882
H. A. Gill & Son, Ritz.
DE. $4,000
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' yisidsisS sSssrm nsa Cape sO' cOS
porch; huss lot sarase vacant
Newly decor decor. JOHN 1. SHELTON
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CHASE, Md bedrms. !.
I baths; vacant; KiTkside section:
GER; me- ma S-0350, Wo.
Milford chronicle., 1959-01-23
Agricultural A Integration
Who's The Boss?

Agricultural integration viii be
4 topic at livestock day, February
l2, at Farm and Home Week at the
University OF Delaware. according
Ray Lloyd, county agricultural
agent
Kenneth Hinshaw, editor of the
Eastern States Cooperator. will be
he speaker. He will discuss inte-
grafton in the hog business. He is
secretary of the New England
Yorkshire Breeders Association.
Professor George Litton, head Of
the animal husbandry department
at Virginia Polytechnic Institute
will talk on developing high pro-
ducing strains of beef cattle from
existing stock. He VIII also discuss
the production goals we should be
aiming for because few farmers
re aware of the growth and re-
production, rates our meat animals
IRE capable of achieving.
John II. Shropshire, new extern
zion livestock specialist at the Uni
-ersity of Delaware, will talk on
the same topic relative to sheer
md swine during the morning ses-
sion.
IN the afternoon, under the head
ng, Feeding for Meat Production
and Profit, Professor Litton will
peak ON sheep and beef. Ural G
Zee. with the hog division OF the
cooper Commission Company, pres,
dent of the Maryland Stockmens f
Association and former livestock
specialist at the University OF
Maryland, will discuss hog market
ing.
Mr.. Lloyd said the final speaker
on the livestock program will be
Mr.. Frank G. Fitz-Roy, presiden'
of the Baltimore Union Stock
Yards. He will discuss Meat AMI
NAL Marketing Trends. He spent
more than 30 years with the live
STOCK division OF the agricultural
marketing service of the United
States Department OF Agriculture
before joining the yards.
The wind-up of the livestock
program will be a question and
answer period with all the speakers
On the panel, Mr.. Lloyd said.