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The Petal paper. [volume] (Petal, Miss.) 1953-19??, 1959-04-30
East Side
informed to the conemperaneoUs world like MUscoe Gar
nett and VIM. Henry Prescott, we're rare -.
Russ Wade in "The Golden Gate Progressive:

The strike and threat of strike the principal Wea
pons of labor unions in achieving decent wages and honor
able working conditions. If union reaches the position
where through unwiIngness or inability the first weapon
the strike cannot be used then the second weapon
the threat of strike becomes imperative and collective
begging replaces collective bargaining.
Those who preach that strikes are never won are dull
ing destroying the only real weapon we have enough
members accept this premise then there is danger of
strike being called Whereupon the employer may
offer little or if so inclined nothing at ALL The Unon With
out weapons, then has no alternative but TO accept
Before I'm branded srkemonger, let me state that l.
too am against strikes if there is any other alternative.
But when all else fails when there no other way OF max
ina the employer amenabIe TO reason then am in favor OF
using the weapons we have; the threat of or necessary
the actual strike.
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We are arranging for as many Of our Southern officials
and other outstanding citizens from several states as we
can induce to come Washington and testify against these
civil Ruhts) bills before the House Judiciary Committee On
the WHOLE the response has been good and have arang
ed for number of Governors Attorneys General and other
outstanding officials to appear before that committee From
Mississippi we have acceptances far from Attorney Gen.
ea Patterson President Mounger of the State Bar Assoca
lion and the Honorable Boyd Campbell former President of
the United States Chamber of Commerce. We understand
that Governor Coleman will appear before Senator Easands
Judiciary Committee where similar hearings being held
Only time will tell the Ultimate outcome. In the House,
we can personally pledge about fight before stacked
House Judiciary Committee, in the Rules Committee and fin
ally if necessary on the floor Of the House ITSELF In the
Senate it to be hoped that every parliamentary procedure,
including the Iibuster will be utilized We believe it will
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THE WORLD OF NATURE
by
John M. Frazier Conservationist
Mississippi Southern College

the builder.
Construction of nests may be
by both male and female or by
the female. He may lay the foun-
dation and she finish it to suit
her requirements. He may bring
the building materials and she
construct the nest. After con-
struction, which is usually i'm
mediately before use, egg pro-
duction begins.
Eggs And Young
The number of eggs varies
within limits by the species.
Some species as the shore birds
lay one or two eggs per season.
Wild turkeys, bobwhites and re-
lated species lay large number.
One bobwhite's nest has been
reported with % eggs, but IA to
Is would be more common.
Incubation usually begins i'm
mediately after the complete
clutch is produced. The pattern of
incubation varies. In some spe-
cies the task is equally shared.
In others the male relieves the
female for food taking. In a few
cases the female is the sole in
cubatOr. In case of ostrich, Emo,
and Phalarope the male bears
this responsibility.
After Matching comes feeding
and training. This is the major
task of the season. Many parent
birds spend IA hours per day in
search of food, chiefly insects. In
some cases parents visit the nests
every five minutes on the aver
age. In this time they find and
collect a beakful of insects. Par
ents are hard workers and good
providers. The males, if they care
for the young, have little time
for singing and showing of gay
plumages.
Many mild hammered birds as
robins, mockingbirds and others
will attack enemies as dogs and
cats in a daring attempt to drive
them from the area where the
nest containing young is located.
Before Matching occurs, the
adults pay little attention to
these animals.
Habit Groups
There are different types of
habits the birds have which in
part determines their usefulness.
Our permanent residents are
those found in our region
throughout the year. This group
includes such song birds as the
hooking bird, brown thrasher,
cardinal, blue jay, bluebird, mea-
dow lark, crow, carolina wren and
house wren. This is group we
would not want to be without be-
cause of high aesthetic value.
They are top insectivorous birds.
The insect food of this group
includes such detrimental pests
as the cotton boil weevil, cotton
worm, white grubs and may bet
ties, wireworms, click beetles,
billbugs, corn ear worms, and
chinch bugs. a
Another permanent group is the
popular game bird, the bob white
and imported relatives. He is es-
pecially good for control of bee
ties. including Colorado potato
beetle and cotton boil weevil.
The other group is the summer
visitants which include chuck .
will's-widow, nighthawk, purple
Martin and yellow-billed cuckoo.
The latter is par excellence a-des-
troyer of caterpillars. This group
is here for nesting worst crop
pests. Sanctuaries and natural
food will induce many more to
come to help us.
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The Nesting Season


Spring is the nesting season for
birds. The nesting season is pre-
eminently the season to study
birds. 1t is at this time that the
best in birds nature is exhibited.
For those that change color, this
is when they are in their gayest
dress. For those that sing, they
give their best in song. Those that
have special courtships behavior
put on their best show This is
all in the process of choosing and
winning a mate.
All birds do not put on new
plumage for mating. Neither do
all sing extensively nor exhibit
special counting behavior. Some
males become pugnaceous and
want to fight any rival male in
the vicinity After mates are Sc
lected there is frequently sud-
den and almost complete change
in the attitudes and emotions of
males.
Birds that remain more or less
permanently mated as in case of
cardinals, birds of prey as hawks
and eagles, and geese, there is
usually little change in plumage
The courtships behavior is usu-
ally less distinctly for mates.
Singing may be attractive to
mates, but it is carried on through
the season.
Nests Building
After the problem of selecting
a mate has been solved, the next
problem is selecting the site for
the nest At least some ornithol-
ogists believe this is done partly
by instinct and partly by intelli-
gence. Instince is sometimes re-
garded as hereditary know-how
in performing necessary activi-
ties.
The types of nesting sites vary
greatly. Some birds as kingfish-
ers and certain swallows find
holes in the ground. Others as
nighthaWks, killdeers and many
birds of the sea coast find bare
spots on the ground. Bobwhites
and meadowlarks and many 9TH
ers build carefully constructed
nests on the ground.
Above ground nesting sites
vary from site in or on a log,
a rail fence, a low bush, shrub or
limb to small limbs in tall trees.
One Of the most poorly construct
ed nest is that of the mourning
dove. 1t consists of a few coarse
twigs loosely assembled to make
a followed platform. It is easily
destroyed in a Windstorm. Other
nests are carefully constructed
according to the needs of the
bird. The vast majority of birds
build nests for only one brood
Some birds use the same nest
season after season and genera
ton after generation. One eagles
nest was known to have been
used repeatedly for over 40 years
Some new material was added
each year.
Each family of birds usually
build the same type of nest. The
woven nest of the orioles and the
vireos are quite similar Likewise
the wood thrush, the hooking
bird and the catbird. Some spe-
cies have peculiar requirements
The crested flycatcher always
uses piece of molted snake skin.
Robins place mud in their nests.
They will use fresh concrete be-
fore it has set, if available.
The woodpeckers drill holes
into trees, posts, poles and other
wood for their nests. Many other
species will use these sites when
fhnxr he chov,I0rnl hxr
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aAeN slGsoysA sanos.a4 u>s0s sssrI

When Hate Takes Over
What happens to a community
when hate takes over? In Mont,
gomery, Alabama, the Citizens
Continued On Page -
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and / have no way of checking
on the veracity of the Mississippi
Congressman. I am telling it to
you because you may be denied
the privilege of hearing these
programs on your radio.
Also, they urged listeners to
write to Citizens Council, jack
son, Miss. for literature. which I
am doing. Will be interested to
see what they send me.
Keep up the good work.
Sincerely,
e. j. Newcomer
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FreShlV DecOrated

GRACIOUS, new Colonial on love-
a. wooded 10, IN clty, OF rails
Church; true center hall, lee. hv.
rm., formal din, rnf W 'slidine glass
doors. beaut. rear yd., terrific cleo
Kit. wytable space end powder nm d,
complete LIST A.: 3 twin-sized bed.
rms. and full baths up; full
h.-wh.; carport: in an area Of
fine homes offered at SIS, 900.
Call THE DARBY CO. Realtors,
IA 5-Q3n3 Once omen q til q.
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Mannas Rlty., JE. 2-3110

PARKkAWN - 3-bedrm.. lh-bath,
brick rambler. . fireplaces, fun
tile bsmt. complete GE kit:
4-7l22. NO AGENTS
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HOUSES FOR SALIVA.

REALLY RARE! Brand new 4-bed-
rm. rambler all on one flr. % II.
liv. rm., beautiful family din. rm.
E-yiew' kit; w;eating space fun
"a acre wooded yd Attractive
front and rear over hang A
beauty at only $4,000 On. Phone
today. JE; 1000; VIM. A. CHAP
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PITCH
A TENT
NOTHING
MORE TO BUY!

This Immaculate THREE BED
ROOM. TwO-BATH. ALL-BRICK
BEAUTY has oe luxe equipped
kitchen, storm windows. awnings.
mirror over fireplace. etc. etc.
It's newly decorated inside and
out. so ell you have to do is
move in and unpaek Full base
ment with rec room. NEW
SIS.I00 FLA FIRST TRUST
may be placed and the price Is
Just sci .250. Choice wooded lot.
venient North Arlington neighbor-
hnOd
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n. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS RAM
bier. 25-ft. rec. rm. Unexpected
orders. must sell. Assume $1,000
FHA loan, STA mo. CT. 6-B179.
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GRAND PIANO?

This lovely split-entrance bi-leyel
with A terrific a3xl2X9l L-shaped
liv. rm. wffireplace. > lxl2 Kit, ,
bedrms.. nursery and . baths.
Large HANDICAPPED cor. lot near
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MONEY TO LOAN

HOUSEHOLD FINANCE CORPORA
TON S64l colesville road, Juni-
per $4,000.
MORTGAGE LOANS. $4,000 TO
Sl50,000 Group your debts. lower
your payts.. reflnance your prop.
and improvements Quick, honest.
courteous service on real estate,
farms. etc Only In the State Of
Maryland. Call Mr. ROBERTS.
BALTIC, Nd, day or night, Suns.
and holidays at Saratoga 7-4047.
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Apt LAND
BUILDERS

10 acres. virginia. 1.0OO-ft. road
frontage; high land: water. sewer;
near schools: fast-growing area.
Call Mr.. BinninE; ST 3,ISOn' EN-
CLINTON AND NORBECK. Md
5000 up; 5 yrs. to paw JU.
CORNER, sos feet paved road
front: 5 miles south in Md; across
telephone BIDS: water. SS;5oO.
Terms. Box 465-R, Star l6'
FOR FAIRFAX COUNTY land, call
MASON e. OMER L. HURST, Bro
kers, .Annandale, Va, CT. 6-22OO'
weekdays.
LANHAM PARK = Beaut: wooded
lot; 50x1S0; sewer and water.
Only $3.50. M. LEO sToRCH'
OLNEY-3 acres ideal for country
home. Sac below mkt. only S5.-
JU 5-3395.
ONLY S25 On, buldg. sites in
nearby Md beach areas. only !
RRALT rIPm CO. g. RA s0s sUaa " NNl
OUTSTANDING NV. LOG, over
looking Rock Greek Park-Approx.
15xl25; liberal terms. Ewes. TU.
2-6I94; daily. D1. 7-4244. JOLLES
& SENNETT CO.
WARRENToN-5O acres, SIS min,
TO d. C. long road frontage, sell
whole or in parts, excel. for sub
division, Sl3.g5O with 50 .a5n
down. LOREY REAL ESTATE
AGENCY. Herndon 335.
100 HALF-ACRE LOTS--Ready to
record: sewer and water: in shad-
ow of Mt Vernon; subordination:
asking 81 1000 each. Ma. S-11gS,
OIL. 2-363l
$40 DN., $40 MO, buys for $500
ia-scre lot for house or trailer:
d GLAsCO. Dial FL. 4-2634 aft
er 8 pm.
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REAL ESTATE WAIVED

A BONUS PRICE paid for desirable
D. G. and g., 8; homes. All cash
paid ST. 10000.
a BUYER. cash today or will sell.
rent for you Free appraisal VII.
6-1970. bICKEY's AP 7-s0s0
A CASH BUYER OR WILL SELL
ON TERMS. Ii. $4,000.
SOUTHEAST REALTY CO.
GET OUR Cash OFFER then shop
and compare COX & co. RE.
7-ld33: JU. 5-0775: OIL. 2-1613.
HOW TO GET BEST Cash PRICE,
let me help you sell your home; I
am not q Spectator Regular
commission is all / get. / need
houses badly. over 25 yrs ex.
perience in Silver Spring helping
people buy and sell their homes.
GEORGE W. BAUSERMAN, JU.
5-l510. ewes, JU. 9-4666, RA.
3-5SS3.
II you NEED CASH FOR YOUR
HOUSE. we have the buyers. II
your home is all clear and you
want long time income, we have
the finest plan for YOU. let rs
advise you. STROuP REALTY
Co, RIA. $500.
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT

AIR CONDITIONED-2.GOO 50. IT.:
excel cond. Partitioned II re-
uuired. 81 per 50. IT, 1246 Taylor
st NV, tn. 2-4O2S.
AIR CONDITIONED OFFICE. Beth,
Md. Approx. II laxlg-ft.: $50
month. OIL. 2-17O0.
ARL.-New medical center, 5275
Lee hwy. across the street from
WARL radio station: Minis. away
from Arl. and Georgetown Hosps..
on fast bus line. flreproof. sound
proof. auto. elevators, public
lounges. pharmacy. all utils. inc.
free parking. char service July
occupancy Call Mr. GEORGE.
IA. s-6777 or ewes, KE s-4334
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Immediately,
ofices from $50: suites from
Slob. OIL. 4-e7g0.
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INVESTMENT PROP. SALE
Mr.. 14th-Monroe NV.
CONTINUED

24-unit. all l bedroom: good
. condition; less than ~
ment, owner will trade.
Call Mr.. Bates, ST. 3-72OO,
HU. 3-92lb. JAMES L.
DIXON A. CO., Realtors.
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WATERFRONT PROP. SALE
by Far the Finest

by Far the Finest
General Parker Shores"
Vacation and retirement water
front lots. Come see, you'll agree.
At Sandy Point, Westmoreland
County, Va. HISTORYLAND. INC.
FAIRHAvEN. MD. = Outstanding
buy; .2-story cottage overlooking
bay, has own beach. ? bedrms.,
bath. kit. din. rm.. cathedral
ceiling. liv. rm.. enclosed porch
facing bay; upstairs sleeps Call
Mr.. Mann. HA. 2-3579. PAUL p,
STONE. To. 2-1l05.
MAYO, MD bedrms., eompl.
furn. incl. hot water, ser. porch
on 3 lots with fruit trees: 14-ft.
Chris-Craft boat and motor goes
Wan troperty: only $3.50 down,
OWNER, LII. 2-5563.
SHERWOOD FOREST, MD.-4-bed-
nm. 2-bath cottage at S9,500. in
community that offers super
vised recreation for children
and gives adults golf, tennis,
swimming, etc. Call OWNER, KE.
s-4lU4.
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DILLON LAND Co.
ST. JOHNS PARISH. lust ca old

ST. JOHNS PARISH, Jus, OF Old
Dominion dr.-i9-ACRE WOODED
LET ie1 sTTs wISsEb s Ras RAM al.
tile baths. 2l-ft. LIVING rm. with
fireplace, separate dining rm.. de
luxe kitchen wall oven. etc J,
with lovely screened porch: all
on LIST floor: paneled daylight rec.
room with fireplace, additional
paneled room. shower bath. laun-
dry rm.. built-in sATaEe in base
ment Hurry! Cal METZLER,
Realtors, IA. 5-7515 I'll q pm.
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COMMERCIAL GROUND

APT. sITE--Excel. Sc. loo. mr.,
ali uiils' ther9' HARTMAN RE-:
340Oi ewes. liz. i.iI0s
APT, LAND FOR SALE; silver
spring-Prime proposed Rio loc..
e.; BEERS BROS. INC. ~.
COMMERCIAL GROUND. Silver
LII. mr.. D, c. line. on ca. ave.
m.n iG sen or to:a H. n1 BYE,
n SS 81 Ga At svs g. 8; Univ r. bly %hessSn:
posed CO land. lI,700 50. 4. !;
BROS. INC, JU. 500.
EASTERN v.;lII I,s AVE: nT. oeorgia7ooo
by. l26: pricsd $4,000. Please
call INEz cUsHARD, Realtor, EN-.
ROCKVILLE PIKE, 10000 sa. IT.
siona sb xSnsa I near M GonETss
LING. Ewes. AND WEEK ENDS.
OF. 4.60sS. ROBERT b. HALL
CO. OIL. 2-325O.
End COMMERCIAL-iI5,OOO 50.
II. In the. heart Of Euitland, Nd
81 per 50. ~. J. M. MEDLEY, 20.
S-577T
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INDUSTRIAL PROP. for SALE
INDUSTRIAL PROP. for RENT
ROCKVILLE

nNISIA LILLE
Light industrial; . acres right in
town. Will build to suit tenant;
construction will start with con-
tract. 5000 to l5,000-ft building
Give US your ideas or plans.
Phone;
DILSTON. INC. GA. 4-5054
SALE OR LEASE, approx. 2 acres;
will build for suit tenant; r r.
siding avail. AP. 7-a944.
100000 SO. FIT, water and sewer.
Will build to suit. Mr.. BELFIORE,
Dl. 7-5522: EN-. 3-3352 ewes
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OFFICES, STUDIOS for RENT
(coNrlNUEp)
BARR BLDG.
el0 18th ST. NV.
5-RM. SUITE
Air-Cond Fluoreseent Lights
Immediate Occupancy
HERBERT HARVEY

5-RM. SUITE
Air.Cond Fluoreseent Lights
Immediate Occupancy
HERBERT HARVEY
incorporated
al2 18th st. NV. RE. 7-l560
BETHESDA, upper wis. ave.--l6x
GAIT. suite. In mod. air-cond.
BIDS o 800 per mo :.1 Hs all P SIs;
Foppinr, GEO. W, ROBERTSON.
1885 Wis. ave. OIL. 2-2l23,
CENTRALLY. LOCATED 900 "a.
II. Open space. Once bldg. suit
able for wholesale. research.
school. studio. Air eOnd. avail;
$3.50 ogs sr me: pporurps
lois ist h' 81 NV "a. s-o5so
CONN. AVE. OFFICES. furnished.
retarial help optional. Ma. S-5SOO.
DESIRABLE OFFICE SPACE avail
able; new BLDG. completely air
cond. with all modern conven-
fences and maintenance. Former
tenant removed 10 own bldg;
stones throw from The fapitol
ffsei iHie IN area. LETTER CAR
RIERs BLDG. 100 Indiana ave.
NV. Elk. $4,000.
DOCTORS OR DENTISTS SUITE
"A rooms and bath, $3.50 mo.
300 Pershing DR., Silver Spring,
Nd. sP 3-O353.
DOCTORS SUITE
Splendid location for two doctors
to share once, eeneral practi-
toner and pediatrician or obste.
trician or surgeon. On ground
floor Of apartment bldg. In center
OF Good Hope Hills. Naylor Gar
Den aoo area , and sSrroun nd,t. oS
rms and bath. designed for prac-
tieing physician; S125 month.
Phone W $4,000
downtown g ST. LOC.-Reas.
rent: newly remod. ofices show.
rm. space or store. Can be adapted
for any use. Ma. S-5524.
DUPONT CIRCLE-4OO 50. It. Of
hne ONCE space on LIST moor over:
looking Conn. ave. may De rented
St4 prs en- Si'h 20 VIII N 'Snf sRo%s
1905 Goth ST. NV.
ENTIRE end FLOOR Of recently
redecorated once, a.50O-sd. 1T. in
10 rooms: modern lighting music
system. window air conditioners:
excellent for architect. engineer
or similar business. lnciudes i
engineering room OF 800 50. II.
and l executive once. Located be-
tween Dupont circle and ROCK
Greek Park no. 2-2524.
EXEC. OFFICEs-conn. and NJ, mr..
Ring Bldg. 4 beaut. rms. 1000 50.
IT,, 9 baths. Entire FIR Sep. entr.
Fully earpeted, 10 windows. utils;:
maint. incl, Parking space aVail.
Rent all or part. NE. S-144o.
HEART OF SILVER SPRING.
blk. from Hecht Co. 4-room-and-
bath suite: $3.50 mo. 300 Per-
shing dr.. Silver Spring. Nd. sP.
3-O353
LARGE. MODERN, air-cond, front
once for executivei Preferably en-
gagged in aviation Adjoining room
for secretary Ideal location near
Mayiioger Hotel. Elk. 3-021l.
MIDI. G. AREA-sgle. once. S55
per mo. Other offices avail Pvt.
parking, 1918 Rhode Island ave,
Mt Rainier. Md. AP. 7-7575
NEW BUTLDING-space available
October /. 1859 The jefferson,
80 West Jefferson ST.. Rockville,
Nd. Pc. 3-910l weekdays.
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FARMS
MOUNTAIN PROPERTY
"ATTN., SPORTSMEN"

ATTN, SPORTSMEN"
10 a., mr.. Star Tannery $3.50
10 a., cabin, terms S2n30
AZ a., High View, w. Va. S3,n50
100 q. on Paddy's Run $3.50
l25 a. good farm land near
stephens City. Virginia S6.950
las a, mr.. Lost River State Park
in West virginia $3.50
400 a., mr. Romney, W. Va. $4,000
40 q. in Blue Ridge Mts $4,000
224 a.. 9-rn., mr.. Winch. Sl3.5OO
EOS q, S-rm. brick house, Cedar
Greek through prop. SlS,1m
136 a.. 6-rm. mod, w. Va. Sl6.500
$40 a.. Augusta, W Va Sl7,45o
JAMES E. BARNEY, Agent
Vienna, Va, DU. $500
SHENANDOAH RETREAT COUN-
TRY CLUB, 30 miles from Arl-
Double cottage site, with lifetime
family membership: swimming.
boating. golf, etc: $4,000, cash
or terms. ia. 7-S96l.
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GEORGE MASON
GREEN co.

FeaItor ia. 4-l4OO
FEELING LUCKY? Then come on
s right over and let us show you
z house you'll love: = bedrms., 2
! hrand-new condition: $1,000 DIN !,
I S11S mo. incl taxes and insur-
anee: around the corner to pub
: lie Grade and Junior high schools
and parochial school. In heart Of
2 Arlington About As days nccu-
+. pancy Won't last. call now, JE
q 10000; VIM. A. CHAPMAN REAL
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VACATION PLACES

MT. LODGE. mr.. Skyline dr.. 81 mi.
s.w OF DC; l5a.. pvt. pool. By
mo. or wks. OF. 4-S540.
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WATERFRONT PROP. RENT

COLONIAL BEACH - Beach-front
cottage and det. units; clean: cleo.
kit; hot water. pvt. pier, FISH. crao,
swim. lge. play area: safe for chill
dren. co. 5-06l !. Mon-Thurs. ewes.
COLONIAL BEACH. VA. overlook
ing Potomac. , bedrms., din. rm.,
kit. bath. S55 wk. LA. 9-l035.
KENW0OD BEACH, MD.-Lovely.
clean, cool bay front home: refs.
req; S65 wk. Pc. 2-2SOS.
MAYO. Md bedrms., sleeps &,
scr. porch, fully equip. incl. hot
water. Lge; shady lot. $50 wkly.
LU. 2-55h3.
ST. MARY'S COUNTY, MD.-50
mi from wash; 5-bedroom, 2ia-
bath home. din, rm.; 1920
mile shoreline: incl. rowboat and
all util.; caretaker trims grass ard
shrubbery; $1,000 June / to Sept.
Is, or $500 per mo- Can be seen
veekends. For information. call
bet. 9-5 wkdays. oil 2-7s50. Mrs,
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FLORIDA PROPERTY

ST. PETERSBURG CLEARWATER
area Lovely 2-bedrm. house.
brand-new. near Gulf beach, sell
or trade. JU. $1,000 aft. $3.50 pm.
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OFFICE SPACE

AND STORE
APPROX. 1.o00 50. IT,, ample park
ing available, large apt project
and shopping center. Sc: Wash
ineton. Sl25 month. 10. 2-9200.-
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SOUTHEAST

SOUTHEAST
7-unit apt. loo. in excel. rental
area. : yrs. old: all 2-bedrm. units.
Tenants pay utils. Income In ex-
cess OF $1,000. AttTae. financing
can be arranged. Fairly priced at
So times rent. Call Nj. Price,
RUTHERFORD Il SHULLEY. INC.
JU. 5000.
WOODBRIDGE, N.E.-4-unit apt.
bldg: / bedrm., liv. rm.. dinette.
kit. and bath IN each. Near shop
ping center, transp. Easy pay
ments. Call Mr.. EDGAR, CO. B.
5O37. ewes. AID. 2-ls67.
3-FAMILY BRICK APT, mr.. 18th
ann Que sG., NV. All separate
utils. new furnaces. mod. equipped
kit. Total income Sl45 per mo-;
price. Sl3.g5O. FLOYD I. DAVIS
CO.. 1929 X St NV, Ma. S-0352.
ewes. LA. 6-OS26.
40 UNITS
New apartment building; luxury
type, air-eono., elevator sundeck.
overlooking river, garages. spa
ciouS de luxe rooms. For price
and details call Mr.. McGinniss.
MA. $4,000. ewes, TIL. 2-23kS.
FREDERICK W. BERENS SALES,
INC. l122 l. st. NV.
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WILD ROSE SHORES

WILD ROSE SHORES
3 MILES FROM ANNAPOLIS
$500 WHOLE SUMMER
Pvt swimming. beaut. grounds;
spac. mod house: 4 bedrms.. 81
baths, dream kit; furn., incl.
linen and silver: cow. shop
MRS TIRANA, EN-. 1852
WOODLAND BEACH = 2-bedrm.,
fur. cotge., cleo. kit, I'd: nr. D c.:
S45 wk., Sl69 mo. WA. 1882.