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Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1960-10-20
Dates Set for
Annual Events

Delaware's annual Farm-City
banquet will be held November
FL and the SIND annual Crops
Show and Awards Banquet, No
vember 22nd, at the Capitol
Grange Hall, Dover, according
to an announcement by MIR.
George Fischer, Smyrna, presi-
dent of the Delaware Crop I'm
provement Association.
The featured speaker at the
Farm-City banquet will be Louis
|P. Shannon, manager, extension
division, public relations depart
ment, E. |. Dupont, De Nemours
and Company.
The Crops Show, held during
the day, November d, will high
light alfalfa production, future
trends of lining and fertiliza-
ton, new soybean varieties and
other methods of production,
handling and marketing crops.
Tuesday evening, Wally Kin
nan, the TV weatherman from
WRCV, Philadelphia, will speak
at the awards banquet on the
relationship of weather and ag-
riculture.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1960-10-20
Agent Advises
Farmers to Seed
Cover Crops

Delaware farmers can't afford
not to seed cover crops after
harvest this fall, according to
George Vapaa, Kent County
agricultural agent.
Cover crops keep soil in good
condition by supplying organic
matter that makes soil granular
and easy to work. Cover crops
fertilize the soil, too. Its like
money in the bank" Mr.. Vapaa
said.
A legume cover crop eight to
10 inches high in the spring, will
add about 80 pounds of nitrogen
per acre when it's plowed down.
This will mean a fertilizer saw
ing of about SIP per acre, two
or three times the usual cost of
cover crop seed.
Cover crops also take up left
over fertilizer that would be
washed away by rain. When
plowed down in the spring the
plant food will be available for
the new crop.
Anything that will grow and
make a green cover on the soil
over winter is a good cover crop
he says.
Crimson clover is good and
should be seeded at 20 to Is
pounds per acre. If mixed with
ryegrass, IL to Is pounds OF
crimson clover should be used
with 10 to Is pounds of rye
grass. Used alone, ryegrass
should be seeded at Is to 20
pounds per acre.
Vetch is also a good legume
cover crop. 1t is usually seeded
with rye. The rate per acre is
about is pounds of vetch and
five pecks Of rye.
Wheat, barley and winter oats
are good cover crops and are Of
ten used when the farmer has
| his own seed, Mr.. Vapaa says.
Seeding should be ~ to 2
times that generally used for
grain seedlings. One advantage
of grains as cover crops is that
they may also be used for late
fall and early spring pasture.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1960-10-20
Cut Hog Rations
Reduces Gains

Some hog producers mistak-
emily try to cut ration costs by
skimping on vitamins, minerals
and antibiotics, according to
Extension Service livestock
specialist, John H. Shropshire,
University of Delaware.
This actually costs money in
terms of reduced gains, he said.
Skimping on vitamins, min
erals and antibiotics is a poor
way to save because they cost
relatively little whether purch-
ased in a mixed supplement or
bought separately and blended
on the farm.
Shropshire said soybean meal
is a commonly used protein
supplement. Although it con-
tains an adequate balance of
amino acids, it is low in several
vitamins and minerals that hogs
need. Adding these items, plus
antibiotics, to a mixture of corn
and soybean meal will greatly
improve the performance of
your hogs, he said.
Producers will get poor re-
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1960-10-20
FARM NEWS
.jRr,|l|ASa A.
NEWS OF INTEREST TO FARMERS AND FARM FAMILIES
OF KENT COUNTY
4Ol Less Farms in Kent County Than
Five Years Ago Census Report Shows

There were 1883 farms in
Kent County when the 1859 CEN
sus of agriculture was taken last
fall, according to a preliminary
report of the census bureau of
the Department of Commerce.
This is 401 farms less than five
years ago.
The average size of farms was
1913 acres, or an increase of
27.6 acres since five years ago.
The decrease in number of farms
and increase in size is explained
by one farmer buying out a
neighbor IN order to get a more
efficient sized unit. 972 opera
tors owned their farms, 329
were part owners, and pa were
tenants. Tenancy now accounts
for only l4.6 percent of the
farms in Kent County.
Farm operators seem to be
older on the average too. They
average sos years, although $50
are IS or more years old.
Of the 1888 farms in the
county, 1850 were commercial
or family farms. Of the 396 part
time farms, 1870 have part re-
tirement operators, where the
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1960-10-20

lists these guides for wives to
follow:
Send workers to the field with
"a good breakfast and a good
word. Keep mealtime converse
ton pleasant; avoid discussing
problems and needs. A disturbed
or troubled person tends to be
less alert and is not on his guard
every second he has machinery
in operation.
Take a thermos of coffee out
to them about A pm. and see
that they stop and drink it. This
pause that refreshes may save
a life.
Keep clothing in good repair.
A loose cuff or a frayed or torn
trouser leg invites trouble.
Curtail social activities for
the harvest season. Workers
need all of the rest they can get.
Two or three hours less sleep
may make the difference be-
tween a safe worker and one
that is careless.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1960-10-20

is obligated to withhold the land
from crops or grazing and to
refrain from breaking out new
land until the contract expires.
Mr.. Wilson said that 1860 an
nual payments are being made
to Conservation Reserve partic-
ipants now that performance
has been checked to determine
that contract requirements have
been complied with during the
past year. There are los con-
tracts in effect in Kent County
in 1860, covering a total of g.
475.00 acres of cropland.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1960-10-20
Farm Yearbook
Tells of Change
To Attenuation

Power to Produce" 1860
Yearbook of Agriculture, just
released by the u. S. Depart
ment of Agriculture, describes
how the mechanical revolution
on the farm has brought a bet
ter life to America.
The new book tells of the
dramatic change from horse
drawn operations to the marvels
of pushbutton automation. The
Yearbook, which includes SO
pages of photographs, is design
ed for everyone interested in
the tremendous benefits and
problems that farm technology
has brought this country.
Power to Produce is the lat
est in the series of comprehen-
sive yearbooks published by
USDA since 1886.
The yearbook was written by
80 engineers and technicians in
USDA and industry.
Topics in its so chapters and
480 pages include the develop
ment of tractors. electricity,
communications, power on the
land, harvesting methods, devel-
opments in handling livestock,
mechanization of m ar k e t ng,
farm buildings, efficiency of la
Dor, the effects of power, and
power in the future.
The 90 pages of photographs
show mechanical developments
and many new items of equip.
ment.
The Yearbooks of Agriculture
are published under annual Con
gressional appropriations. Mem
bers of Congress usually have
a limited supply for free distri.
button.
Copies can be bought at SIZE
each from the Superintendent
of Documents, Washington, DC
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1960-10-20
No Grazing On
Reserve Lands

Even though the growing sea-
son is over, land in the Conser-
walton Reserve may not be used
for grazing so long as the land
retirement contract remains in
effect, R. Harry Wilson of the
Kent Agricultural Sterilization
and Conservation County Com
mittee at Dover, states.
For Conservation Reserve con-
tracts which expire in 1860, the
prohibition on grazing continues
until December 81, Mr.. Wilson
said. For contracts with addi-
tional years to run, the farmer
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1960-10-20

operator is SIS years old or over
and sales are less than 81, 500
per year. The report contains
detailed statistics on crops, live
stock and equipment with COM
parable statistics for 1854. Cop
les of the state and county re-
ports are available at 10 cents
each from the Bureau of the
Census, Washington rs, D. c.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1960-10-20
Women Can Play
Important Role
During Harvest

It's harvest time in Delaware
and combines and corn pickers
are in operation from daylight
until dark. Women have an i'm
portant role in making this a no
accident harvest.
County Agent George Vapaa
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1960-10-20

1t is estimated that one out
of every five Americans is in
fected with the tuberculosis
germ.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1960-10-20

suits if they neglect any need
ed nutrient in the ration.
Smyrna times. [volume] (Smyrna, Del.) 1854-1987, 1960-10-20

bulge or sag. Sturdy 26-gauge
galvanized roof is securely an
chored to 9 steel roof rafters and
side panels. Can't blow ofl
Come in today and sec the
Speedy Bar-Lok corn crib. Let
us prove to you that Speedy is
twice as fast = twice as easy to
erect. Let us show you all the
other features that make Speedy
Bar-Lok your best corn crib buy.
, 1960-07-14

will certainly usher in 4 bigger and better day in the
beginning Of economic development Of this island and the Islands as !
,gram which whole.
, 1960-07-14

Editorial
FREDERIKSTED HARBOR
WELOOK FORWARD to the day when the harbor
at Frederiksted will be deepened and made fit and at
~tractive for ocean going vessels Of any size. Progress has
been made in this general direction by the action of the
Senate, and now it may be but matter of making the
actual start.
THIS TYPE OF program should have been started
long ago, as is the case with so many important projects,
but the old adage better late than never" is a%ppropri-
ate. The thing to do therefore, is to use what we have
and look to the future.
WHILE IT IS true that nothing can compete with
or possibly surpass the harbor at Charlotte Amalle Tor
sheer beauty and natural formation, there is neverthe-
less opportunity for, and need to develop other areas IN
these Islands which will makefor the overall good and
advantage Of the entire group. The harbor at Frederik-
sted comes in this category.
AIR TRAVEL is important. The great majority Of
passenger service is now via air, and that will no doubt
continue, and improve. But that is not to say that there
isl place for a good harbor where ships may bring pas
sengers and cargo,
WITH THECOMING into being Of the West Indies
Commonwealth and the additional economic, social and
political ties, connection by ship may again become i'm
portant, and the volume even increase. To do this will
REQUIRE all the goodhaEbos available. While we can not
see into the future With certainty the safest approach is
to plan for that futuresand be. ready when the opportu-
nifty arises.
UIETLY, AND almost without being noticed,
great changes are taking place right before our yes, day,
by day. Not only the programs, but the thinking OF our
people must be made ready for these changes or we
shall lose considerably. That should not happen.
EVERYONE LOOKS forward to the beginning Of
work on the Frederiksted harbor, and program which
, 1960-07-14
OFFICIAL PUBLICATION

1t is hereby given for general information, Inoreso, to all
employers of labor who come within the jurisdiction of the
Fair Labor Standards Act, as amended; that,
1. By amendment approved June 16, 1860, and effective
as of that date, epery employer shall pay to each Of his em-
ployees wages at a rate not less than sixty cents ($060) an
hour, and every employer shall pay to each Of his employees
in any occupation for which a wage order has been issued
wages at a rate not less than the minimum wage as defined
and established by such wage order; that
2. BY amendment approved June is, 1860, and effective
as of that date, the minimum wage for Agricultural workers
shall be fifty cents ($0J50) an hour; that
3. BY amendment approved June l6, 1860, and effective
as of that date, no employer shall employ any Of his en-
ployees for a work week longer than forty (O hours, or for
a work day longer than eight () hours, unless such en-
ployee receives compensation for his employment in excess
of such daily or weekly hours, whichever excess is calculated
to give the employee the greater compensation, at q rate not
less than one and one-ha1f QA) times the regular rate at
which he is employed.
Where there exists doubt in the mind of an employer
Whose type of business is affected by the Fair Labor Stan
Act concerning wages, hours of work and the classif-
cation of employment therein, it is hereby directed that
that employer turns to the Commissioner Of Agriculture and
Labor for information and guidance in the circumstances.
Done at the Office of the Commissioner of Agriculture and
Labor this fifth day Of JULY, AID, 1860.
LOUIS E. BROWN
11-14-1s-21 Commissioner
~
Evening star., 1960-04-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
(cONTINUEDl

Greenwich Forest
d-stone-trimmed ram
bier on level. well handicapped lot
with trees, entrance foyer. 26-ft.
liv. I'm. with fireplace. l9-ft din
rm-. very large modern kit, 3
tWin-size bedrmS.. 2iz baths, full
daylisht bsmt with large win
oows on 3 sides and fireplace
Plenty Of space for more rooms
House is well priced and a true
value at S35.O00. Call Mrs. sui
livan. OIL. 6-6s94 with THOMAS
L. PHILLIPS CO. OIL 4-I424.
BETHESDA-HILLMEAD = Charm
ing. 3-bedrm.. white brk. rambler,
that is an absolute Showplace
Enormous full basement contains
library, workshop, powder room
and a recreation room approx
2Ox22. that will shame most
$4,000 homes. Huge screened
porch, big fiaEstone patio, besuti.
full fenced lot. MID-20sl FRANK
S PHILLIPS, INC, DI. 7-l4ll.
ewes. WO. 6-5409.
BETHESDA QUICKIE: Sl4,95Ol =
Charmine. s-bedrm. brk. bunga.
low. in a wonderful location, con-
venient for NH and Naval Med
Center. Huge Semifinished 2no
floor. Nice level lot. Will con-
slider 81 500 down. FRANK S
PHILLIPS, INC, DI 7-14l1;
ewes. OIL. 4-009I
Evening star., 1960-04-08
ANDREWS AREA

l'ouu' = acre, l nm, pump. elec.
: SIu'90U' "a acre, 2-pr. BUNGALOW
elO.Sou. 3-oeuroom eXpansI0Ie
Sl2,oOU; fulI bsmt., new 3-bedrm.
l4,OUO. full bSml., new 3-oeorm,
DIRK. rambler.
$1,000. e acre; new; 3-br. rsmb,
T. D. BURGESS REALTOR
RE. $500 TILL S
Evening star., 1960-04-08
HOUSES FOR sALE-MD.
POTOMAC
SPRING FEVER

Has overcome this ad writer! All
that comes to mind are phrases
such as glorious countryside, :"
i7-acre lot for gardening ga
lore" patio OF dining room for
"effortless outdoor entertaining :"
Should an April shower chase you
indoors, you'll find il impossible
TO sulk in any of these CHEEKY
rooms; Lge. liy. I'm. with firepl. .
formal din. rm., ground level rec
Trn.' all-elec country kit. pwdr
I'M. oedrms,, full baths. Gar
Upper 3Os. A drive to the country
viii prove that my spring intoxi-
cation with Potomac is contagiousi
WIN. D. LUCAS CO. OIL. 6-Ss6s
POTOMAC, MD.-Do you desire
privacy? Located l blk. from
Potomac Elementary School. Spa
c1ous 4-beorm.. 2iz-bath brick
split-level with ground-leIel fam
lily rm., rec rm. " Tfirepl.. built in
garage; beaut. lot: priced below
reproduction cost. EN-. 2-S3O6.
MARYLAND REALTY.
INC, ewes, OIL. 4-l3s9.
PRICE REDUCED
For quick sale on this new brick
rambler, 3 bedrms. t4th roughsd
I'M, ia baths. modern kitchen
with table space. firepl in living
rm.. rec. rm.. nice level lot. close
to st. Juoe's. Move in for $500.
incl settlement fee.
TRADES ACCEPTED PO. o-3l4O
SUBURBAN PROPERTIES MGT.
Evening star., 1960-04-08
@T(4pen

CHEVERLY - Custom brk. ram
bier 3 bedrms, garage, fenced
lot By OWNER, S2O,750. SP. a.
O434
CHILLUM-HandSo brick Colo
NAL with THREE bedrooms. liv.
rm. .-din room and well-eauipped
kit. Situated on deep fenced yard.
First time offered, Sill 900 with
FHA fin Exclusive with BOWERS
BROS, AP. 7-S4O0
CHILLUM-TreeS ready to bloom,
garden. Il acres: 2-bAth brick CO.
lonial; walk St. Johns, public
school, shopping HA. 2-364l.
CHILLUM ROAD, I3O5-Brk. ramb.
on Ice. corner lot. bedrmS.. 2
baths lge. liv. rm. and kit, sep.
din. rm., finished bsmt. with kit
and gar. Close to everything Only
S24,00U, Call OWNER, AP. 1920.
Evening star., 1960-04-08
PARKWOOD

First offering of this attractive, g.
bedroom rambler The pretty lily
ing room features handsomely
paneled fireplace wall and picture
windows Well-eauipped kitchen
The lower level completely m
she'd and arranged for variou
family activities. opens dlTeCt
onto the patio The beautiful
Handicapped lot 1876 deep, sdioin
wooded park and AFFORDS complete
privacy for outdoor living Call
Mrs. MacGuiness. Ma $4,000.
ewes. and weekendS, OIL 4-419l
BOSS e. PHELPS. INC
aII5 WALDEN RD.-Picturesuue
rambler on level tree-shadsd lot. (.
3 bedrms.. den. full bsmt and
garage assume AZ GI loan.
RUTHERFORD g. SHULLEY. INC.
JU. 7-9100, ewes, EV. 4-6Os4.
Evening star., 1960-04-08
HOUSES FOR sAIE-Mn,
Andrews Area-Oxon Hill

A11O1 CWS AIcd-OAOQ hlll
1876 DONN-3-bedroom rambIers.
with Easements, Ia-aere wooded
lot. Sl0,y5U.
4-BEDRM. SPLIT-LEvEL: 3 baths.
stone nrep4sce, csTport; S2L,y5U;
5000 uoEn.
$50 DOWN-3-bedroom rambler:
tulI basement, /. paths. fireplace,
rec. nm. nicely HANDICAPPED lot.
Sl5,95U.
3-BEDROOM BRICK RAMBLERS,
with fun basement; Sl7,25U,
$1,000 Gown.
j-BEDROOM RAMBLERS, with car
ports, sIo,5OO, $1,000 Gown.
Consolidated Realty, Inc.
LO. ,-26uU Ia. 5-Iu5O
brk,
TamoleT. a baths, sep. ON. nm.
WaII-to-waA carpet, aA-blrch KIT
Wall oven, disposal, dayhsnt osInt
sep. entT. TO 25X24 rec. rm. WITH
nrepI., picture window, fXeu bar.
Concrete drive. ResS. at SlSg5O:
S4,5vU down. Open by OMNER.
sunday. April 10. RE. b-453g,
Evening star., 1960-04-08
PRICE REOUCED
RANDOLPH HILLS
WHY PAY RENT?
Live on Rock Greek Park

Sparkling new 3-bedrm., 9Ia BATH
brick rambler with Rock Greek
PIX. your back yard. Must be seer
TO be appreciated. Beautiful Ice
lots such as these tonly - with
the privacy of the park. are scarce
as hens teeth" Mod, fulIy
equipped kit. with table space:
full daylight walk-out bsmt. Open
daily. IL to dark. VIII. SASS
Evening star., 1960-04-08
PRINCE GEORGES PROPERTIES
W. L. BENJAMIN. Broker

ADELPHI HILLS-Moderp Cape Cod
brick. 3 bedrooms, den, qiving rrn g.
fireplace. carport Assume ~
loan. Pay SSl mo. HUGH T. PECK.
HE 4-l70O til Q pm
Evening star., 1960-04-08
HOUSES FOR SALE-MD.

KOSSOW, REALTORS
CALL Mr.. KOPIT
TU. 2-l09O, LA. 6-0462, LA. 6-OlS2
Evening star., 1960-04-08
CITY

Is going to be hot this summer.
Get away, live in the cool coun-
trS-don't Just exist in the hot
city. Live in Beltsville, on a very
large lot adjoining the big asri-
culture farm. The family will
sure love living in this brick Cape
Cod with fun basement, 4 bed
rooms; 2-year-old dream for
Sl4,350, easy terms: only 25
minutes from downtown.
Evening star., 1960-04-08
POBIAK & POBIAK

BETHESDA = S23.95O, and worth
every penny: delightful brick Co.
lonial on lovely wooded fenced
DER RM.: liv. rm. % with M fireplace.
sep. din. rm., lge. bedrms.. full
bsmt partially finished for rec.
rm garage.
BERRIES d. RINGLAND
0I O.94SR Evas 0T oA10S
Evening star., 1960-04-08

Bricks bedrms., separate din.
rm., sparkling new birch cabinets,
snack bar and hooded exhaust fan.
Kit opens to delightful screened
porch. Flill bsmt and big. wood
ed lot with patio. Al condition
and only Sl4,5OO. Terms.
Evening star., 1960-04-08
PRINCE GEORGES COUNTY
ABSOLUTELY TOP TERMs-wher

TOP Where
else can you buy a de luxe, new
brick 4-bedrm. rambler with car
port, on a beautiful level acre for
$500 down. and the balance
in 1 trust? Imagine your dream
home with 4 spacious bedrms =,
de luxe equipped RCA Whirlpool
kit; liv. rm., firepl. sep. din. rm;;
. full baths and full bsmt. with
exit-this is it! See it now,
without fall Trades invited
MARYLAND SALES, AP T-2O75.
ADELPHI-Modern 3-bedrm. brick
rambler; "a baths, rec. rm., bsmt.
with outside entr. near shopping
a real huy; S14.a5O. HUGH 7.
PECK, Realtor, HE. 4-l70O.
Evening star., 1960-04-08

RADIANT VALLEY-OutstsndinE in
value. Attractive brick front ram
bier, table space kit, bedrms
and full bsmt. with bath, 2nd XII,
rec. room, den or 4th bedrm. Beau
tiful level lot. fenced. You can
find more for S15.a5O
Evening star., 1960-04-08
AndreWs-Rolling Area

Central air cond.; 3-bedrm. brick
rambler, Modern kit. olShwasher,
disposal, Tetgr., wall oven, sep,
breakfast I'M, caTport Lovely
quiet nelehborhooo Nj. ScnooIS
ano churcneS. 10. 1-l14o.
AV0NDALE-Comtortable Colonial
DIX. ano stone, ) beurmS, den,
oSmt., rec. rm., Ia DatnS, bus at
door, DOUBLE BRk. GARAGE.
Priced right. UNIVERSITY RIAL
FG, He. 4-35OO.
AVONDALE-Handsome Colonial in
area OF attractive homes. TINS o.
room BRlCh nome anOrdS many
features from the large screened
porch TO the completely nnlshed
recreation room. situated on leVel.
lanuscaped YARD. Close tC trans
Dortation, shopping. etc. FHA ap-
pralSeo, Sl6,SOU. Exclusive with
BOWERS BROS, INC, Az. 1-SiUU,
BELTSEILLE; open Sunday, " 10 d
u new de luxe brick ramblers,
Sls,5OO to s. 800. llSOU Lin
coin ave. ll124 Robey, lISU3
Macon. LUBl ROBERTS, We.
1-0Io'.
bERhfN HEIGHIS-3 beurm din.
rm., bsmt, oldeT home. Corner lot.
Priced to sell. UILER REALTY
CO.. AP. 7-36iU. Ap. 7-O9O2,
BIRCHW0OD CITY = 3-bedrm.
rambler with lge. liv. I'M, mod.
equip kit. ana full bsmt. with
sep. entr.
RoSECRoFT REALTY 10. 1866
BLADENSBURG
Neat 2-bedrm. brk. BUNGALOW: lge
bright kit, level, fenced lot, close
TO schls. shopping and tranSp.
Only asking Sll,y50; S4OU on..
sSS totaI mo. pymts. Move IN
CHEVERLY
blO3 LOMBARD SI.-54-ft. GUS
tom brk. rambler " chestnut trim
throLGnout; Loft. liV, rm. wlnre-
pl, u DeurmS., ia baths. oSmt,
gar. and lse. scr. porch. Reduced
TO S2GoOU, as little as 5000 Gn.
PRINCE GEORGES REALTY CO,
THE HOUSE OF HOMES"
UN. 4-ll66
BRICK SPLIT-LEVEL for under
$4,000. owner overseas has
pricea to sell; 3 bedrms, hrepl.
IN liv. rm.: complete de luxe KIT,
rec. rm.: huge lot in beautiful
Seabrook Acres, near the parkway
ana the beaches. Terms to SUIT.
ROBERT S. DAVIS q CO. INC.
BUY A LIKE-NEw HOME with
only $500 down; 8 bedrms., lull
bSmt, deep lot. Near Prince
Georges Country Club. Price Sl3,-
800. Call til . pm. WA. $1,000.
ROBERT S. DAVIS g. CO., INC.
CAMP SPRINGS
3-bedroom, brick Cape Cod full
bsmt., storm windows and An
neighborhood. Only Si5,5OO. once
open, 8 til Q.
Dewey M. Freeman, Inc.
3.l4 Branch Ave. Sc, JoS.7iOO
HEIGHTs-Only slO,5OO;
lust $3.50 down and S63 per mo.
on this pretty rambler
LESS THAN RENT"
Nice fenced ward and convenient
to schools ana shops
W. J. NICHOLAS HE 4-lO00
CARLTON
POSSESSION TUESDAY
3 bedrmS.. bsmt.. rec. rm.: $1,000.
assume S1l2.50 pi.ti., incl. settle
ment. CIR. 4-Ss5l.
"a blk. st. Ambrose
Catholic. Church hl-Attractive y
bedrm. brk. rambler. 10 baths.
wall -to-wall carpeting in liv rm.,
firepl., spacious knotty pine rec.
rm. with piano that will make
you want to have a party. Slg,-
80 FLA or conventional terms.
AP. 7-4646.
BERENS SALES
CHEVERLY-Colonial with 26-ft.
Evening star., 1960-04-08
BETHESDA
AREA HOMES

IMMAC. white prick Cape
Cod with white picket fence:
sep. din. rm.. equip kit, 3
bedrms. and bath; full bsmt.
with tiled floor: Sl7,50O.
CLOSE-IN AMER. U. PIX
4-bedrm. Colonial: entrance
foyer, sep. din. rm., compl.
equip kit. powder rm. on
lst flr.: immed. poss.: SI9,-
900.
IMMAc. 3 = bedroom brick
split-level, on quiet cul-de-
sac: 3 bedrms., 2i7 baths,
an-elec. kit. with breakfast
area: rec. rm.: S27 500 with
S2O,300 49, trust avail.
BRAD. BLVD. AREA - At
trac brick rambler, on "a
acre lot: formal din. rm..
sll-electric kit. with eating
sp.: 3 bedrms., . baths. full
bsmt: excel. rec nm: scr.
breezeway: garage: S3l $50.
Evening star., 1960-04-08
TAKOMA PARK
2-FAMILY-Sl5.950

Flower avenue location, close 70
sanitarium: . complete units
a vacancy. New owner can have
possession OF unit.