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The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-10-26
ARREST OF THREE SOLVES
MURDER OF CAFE OWNER

With the arrest of Robert Charles
Mckinney, %, William J. Moon, %,
and George (Doc) Arnold, 25, the
murder of John Herby in an at
tempted robbery of the Brown
Derby Cafe, 1911 North Main street,
July 5, was solved, it was revealed
late last night by Police Chief R. F.
Wurstner ad Detective Captain O.
L. Kincaid. All three men have long
police records, police stated.
Two masked men forced the rear
door open of the Brown Derby, July
5, and found Herby and a waitress,
counting the days receipts over the
bar. One of the men forced the
waitress to precede him into the
basement, while the other armed
with .38 calibre gun, demanded
from Herby "all the money you got"
The gunman fired at Herby i'm
mediately and without taking any
money the two ran outside, fleeing
with third posted as a lookout"
Herby was taken to the Good Sa-
maritan hospital where he died of
wound in the abdomen.
Mckinney first arrested in con-
nection with an attempted robbery
of jewelry store in Springfield
about two months ago, was ques-
toned by Dayton police last Friday.
He is still under indictment for his
part in the Springfield jewelry rob-
berry.
Vallejo, California, authorities ar
rested Moon after request from
local police and detectives have been
dispatched to bring him here. Me-
Kinney was arrested yesterday at
Main and Market streets, Moon was
apprehended Tuesday night and
Arnold has been held in Spring
field jain for several days.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-10-26
LIBERIAN RED CROSS
PRESENTS CHECK TO
AMERICAN ORGANIZATION

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 (ANP)
Lester A. Walton, United States
Minister to Liberia acting as ennis
sary for the newly organized Lii
berian National Red Cross society,
has presented the American Red
Cross with check for $1,000, DR..
Louis l. Dublin, assistant to Red
Cross Chairman Basil O'Conner has
announced.
The gift was rendered as an ex-
preston of the "wholehearted sup
port and cooperation" of the Lii
berian organization, and was ac-
cepted by DR.. Dublin, acting for
Chairman O'Connor, now in France
Returned to this country on leave
Of absence from the diplomatic post
which he has held since 1885, Mr..
Walton was requested to make the
presentation by Mrs. jeanette L.
Howard Cooper, R. NJ, president of
the Liberian Red Cross.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-10-26
STEWART RITES TO
Be HELD FRIDAY

Funeral services for Henrietta
Stewart, 62, of 221 Zeigler street,
will be held Friday, at pm. at the
Zion Hill Baptist church, Fitch and
Dunbar streets, with Rev. ]. A.
Hubbard officiating. Burial will be
in Greencastle cemetery. Surviving
the deceased is Mary Ellen Hick-
man, daughter. Friends may call
at the residence after 4 pm. today.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-10-26
No Championship Bouts
While a SoIdier-Louis

PHILADELPHIA, Oct. 26.-Staff
Sergeant Joe Louis doesn't want to
consider any championship fights
until he is back in civilian clothes.
Lets get this war over WITH" he
said when asked about rumor his
fighting Billy Conn next summer if
both boxers are out of the service.
Following his return from over
seas, Louis has been speaking in
war plants throughout Pennsyl-
vania, Delaware and New Jersey.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-10-26

Tabernacle Baptist Church

tended any denominational meeting
during the year. Mrs. Vashti B.
Owens is in charge Of the program,
and Mrs. Nettie Billiard is president
of the Society. The public is extend
ed a cordial invitation to attend this
service.
"The Secret of Power" is the
theme of the Sixth Annual Chuch
Convention which convenes at Tab
ernacle, Nov. 6 through the 18th.
A Convention Chorus, under the
direction of Mr.. L. R. Sims, will
furnish music each evening. One Of
the main features of the program
will be the Annual Address by the
president, Mr.. George Alvin Taylor,
which occurs on Wednesday eve
ming. Mrs. Alma V. Harris is sec
retary of the Convention.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-10-26
ALLEN BURIAL TO BE
HELD IN KENTUCKY

The body Of Mrs. Thoda Allen,
48, of AZ Pease street, who died last
Tuesday at her home will be sent to
Winchester, Kentucky, for burial.
Services will be held here at / pm.
tomorrow at the Shiloh Baptist
church with Rev. E.. l.. Harris offici-
ating. A daughter, Eunice Stephens,
survives. Friends may call at the
residence on Pease street today
after 5 pm.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-10-26
By Ernest E.. Johnson

WASHINGTON, Oct. 26 (ANP)
The two matters of singular i'm
portance to colored peoples of the
world, apart from the general
principal Of maintenance of peace,
were left untouched by the Dunn
barton Oaks conference, and the
proposals which are not being re-
viewed in the capitals Of the unit
ed nations threw no additional light
on the subject.
These matters are, first, the
mandates system; and second, the
question Of an equality plank.
In making public the text of the
proposals last week official quar-
ters referred to it as being "9O
percent complete" 1t was later
freely admitted that the disposition
of mandates was one of the mat
ters failing within the category. of
the unfinished ten percent.
Through conversations which
the Associated Negro Pres has had
with various sopkesmen in diplo-
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-10-26

sponsibility to act upon them.
Chapter ", section A, paragraph
1 has this to say:
"With a view to the creation of
conditions of stability and well-be-
ing which are necessary for peace
full and friendly relations among
nations, the organization should
facilitate solutions of international
economic, social and other humani-
tartan problems and promote re-
spect for human rights and funda-
mental freedoms"
This responsibility is vested in
an economic and social council act
ing under the authority of the gen
eral assembly. 1t is here then that
any aquality plank which may be
developed would most likely find
enforcement or supervision. In the
very statement of purposes of the
united nations, as the organization
would be called, is the desire "tc
achiev international cooperation in
the solution of international eco.
nomic, social and other humanitar.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-10-26
Overseas Three Years

Corp. William James Richardson,
son of Sidney Richardson, 528 Hart
ford avenue, is with the army over
seas in the South Pacific. He has
been overseas three years. Richard
son attended Dunbar high school
and was employed by the Frigid-
aire Division of General Motors. He
entered the service in 1910.
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-10-26

this too was considered outside the
realm of the immediate discus
sions. It has been generally ac-
knowledged now that the Chinese
did make a proposal on the equal
ity of races and nations. It is also
true that proposals dealing with
various cultural and economic prob
lens came to the attention of the
conferees
In the drafting of the tentative
proposals the delegates agreed up
on security council and a general
assembly, and said that "the organ
iation should have such subsidiary
agencies as may be found neces-
sary." In tailoring the security
council in the fashion it has been,
the desire was to give it the re-
sponsibility and power to achieve
the primary objective: namely, the
maintenance of peace and the pre-
vention Of aggression.
Mindful that other kuestions of
Importance play a part, the gen.
eral assembly was given the re-
The daily bulletin. [volume] (Dayton, Ohio) 1942-1946, 1944-10-26
WOOD WITH QUARTERMASTER

Serving in a quartermaster serv-
ice company is Pfc. Ned G. Wood.
His wife Laura and two sons, Frank
lin Eugene and Michael Howard, live
at 18 Mound street. He was en-
ployed at Frigidaire division of GIN
before entering the service in March,
1914.
Evening star., 1944-10-27
T axe Ny Word for 1t
/0-2I
How Did 1t Start.

Many Americans are still puzzled
by the term "GI." as applied to
our servicemen, despite the fact that
CT or "GI Joe" has practically
superseded the name "doughboy"
which reached the height of its
popularity during the war in 1914
1918.
In all branches of the armed serv-
ices it has long been the custom
to save time and space by using
initials instead of writing or saying
such unwieldy phrases as American
Expeditionary Forces (AEFD, general
headquarters (GHQ), Services of
Supply (SOS), etc.
All standard equipment issued to
United States troops is spoken of as
Government ISSUE" or "GI" In
American training camps, at the
start of the war. "GI" became a
popular term meaning "of or per-
tanning to the Army" hence, by
Evening star., 1944-10-27
oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE.
L.

tOth NACAllON HOME NOH-A snug
harbor to retire to. We offer an additional
number OF, fertile homesites OF from l to D
acres on the Gulf Coast of Florida fish
at S3S5 per tract; some homeSltes have
actual water frontage. and all front
hard-surfaced road and have electricity.
Terms as low as $40 down and Sl5 per
month; immediate possession. No heating
or tax problems and a wonderful all-year
climate, For beautiful Illustrated free
bookleti phene pTs, or write ti,,I9 to F Madera;
BY OWNERS--Appealing to those who will
retire after the war, but aren't ready TO
Quit. Have divided plot into z lots large
enough for homesite, gardens chickens and
few citrus. trees. Located at Tuska-
villa Seminole Co, Fla, within mile of
good fishing in Lake Jessup. Each lot has
200-ft. frontage on Sanford -Oviedo-Orlan
do highway, with elec. lines They run
$50 ft. to $50 it. deep, to plated roadway
in rear. tNearby acreage available for
more ambitious tolkD Lots approx ia
TO 3Ia ac.- $500 to S4O0; SIS down, SIS mo.
Call SLAUSON, Ma 6631.
FLORIDA EAST COAST = SELECTED home
way 25 miles north of Palm Beach un
surpassed for vacation or retirement;
healthful. moderate. year-around climate;
dry, invigora ting air: 10 minutes to beau
tiful ocean beach and world-famouS fish,
ing grounds. close to golf course, theater
and shopping center; fertile soil for gar
den; no tax or heating problem; S2a5 and
up; terms low, as S45 down, BALANCE month
y; good title. For beautiful illustrated
McGINNISs. 329 woodward Bldg, Wash
lnstOn, D C
Evening star., 1944-10-27
FROST. MYERS TOWERS,
BY Elizabeth r: Young. 723 18th st. NV.
Attorneys for Runk and Seastrom.

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE
undersigned have, as of September /. 1914,
formed limited partnership to continue
the business heretofore conducted by Sam
M. Hanna under the firm name and style
of Hanna and David" for the continued
transaction Of iewelry business, and re-
lated activities at 1921 Connecticut Ave-
nu, NV, in the City of Washing ton,
District of Columbia, under the firm name
OF 'Runk and Seastrom" The names. OF
the general partners interested in said frm
District of Columbia, and Marcus E. Sea-
strom, a resident of the State OF Maryland:
and the names of the special partners are:
Scott B. Appleby. resident OF Nassau, B.
W. l.. and Frederick N. Towers. Walter
E. Miller and Emmett L. Johnston, resi-
dents of the District of Columbia The
amount of capital which said special part
ners have contributed Is: Scott B. Ap-
pleby S35 10000; Frederick N. Towers,
s. 600 90: and Walter E. Miller. 5000 90
$40, 900 90 has been contributed by vii
commence on the ist day Of September.
1874. and sail terminate on the 1st day
of January, 1855, unless sooner dissolved
by those contributing a majority of the
capital. Certificate OF Limited Partner
ship was signed by us october 18th. 1914,
and has been filed by us in the once of
the Clerk of the District Court of the
United states for the District of Colum-
RnNk Rn MSRcs IedgTss BY ssssrEaM sS M5LL1AM sNo
B. APPLEBY, FREDERIC N TOWERS.
EMMETT L. JOHNSTON, WALTER E.
" ocIs.1s.eo 6.e7.no1. 23s.e1o
Evening star., 1944-10-27
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1941 7-passenser sedan: very low
miissse, 1nnes rd IKE new fpl eaTipment: liberal
Wisconsin at Albemarle, Ordway 1000.
BUICK 194I sedanette; gray finish, radio
5AfK rsE s2G s and sedan G M low
mileage: excellent throughout: radio and
heater: priced below ceiling. PEAKE
MOTSR CO., Wisconsin at Albemarle,
CADILLAC 1898 model. "61" sedan; ex-
Wisconsin at Albemarle, OR. 1000.
cars. JACK PRY MOTORS. 18th and Pa.
CHEvRoLETs-1s4e sedans and coaches.
MASHATTAN isf "a Aufo RADIO co, pss both
nings, also Sundays and holidays until
cHRYsLER 1899 4-door Imperial sedan;
motor; BENpALL PONTIAC, Alexandria,
De BE SOTO SEDAN. SEDAN, 1ass-cash. Call Ho
a43e between $40. and $40 pm 2ss
DODGE 1889 sedan; motor just over
hauled. new paint and good tires. Phone
DODGE t2> 1s41 custom sedans; very
low mileage. oPA euarantee and price.
65 other cars. JACK PRY MOTORS 10th
FORD model a 4 coupe; 4 new tires; will
sell at bargain price. Call NE. 91s2,. or
FORD 1895 Fordor sedan; very nice
car; would like to sell at once. Call NE.
FORD 1941 Fordor sedan, with 4 almost
son or take car in trade. sol H st. NV. 29'
F0RD 1871 eonysrtols coupe black finish
seas JACK Fry MoToRs e1o fsts and
FORD 1s41 de luxe 4-door sedan; original
h1ar Ry,ic 10 Al thra,,
OPA guarantee and price. JACK PRY
MOTORS, 9Th and Pa. Sc.
ton; two new tires. sol II st. NV NV. NJ.
FORD 1887 So coach; with radio; tires
model coupe: @ With with GUs soos tires: so s155. iGfa
sa4 saaTE sadsns1qrs rd AT a1ss ch
ggaalrantes and price. JACK PRY MOTORS,
sa 1870 ssnvs5,s
wall tires, radio, heater. and overdrive
less aMT1, thar ceiling price See M Malone,
ENcoLNzEFHYR oGes 1883 sedan aai shHppe This is
beautiful car in excellent mechanical con-
StRa Dn5sin issi adoor aT .essn asSG low mile
Is4I Trinidad ave; ne Apt. z,
maroon finish, perfect Goodyear white
wall tires. radio. heater, many other
extras: trade desired: no priority required.
1929 14th st. NV.
PACKARD 1884 sedan; very low mileage.
pulling ! trailer. Can ME. siss. 70. -
PACKARD 1941 convertible club cabriolet,
model 40; radio and heater, excellent
tires. This car has plenty of class. Ceiling
SALES. 4432 Conn, Bob Terrett
PACKARD SEDAN, 1910; practically new
tires, equipped with overdrive;, price less
MCNEIL MOTORS. 4034 Wisconsin ave
NV .EM 1885. Next door to Hot, shoppe
pACKARD SEDAN, 1912; jet-black finish
1000 miles; priced under ceiling. See
Mr. Maloney at MCNEIL MOTORS, 4034
door to Hot Shoppe
PACKARD convertible coupe: perfect shape
MoT5h n6SS5hoes ro seHd S 4t tti,ss, s2s6 IIoMAR
Evening star., 1944-10-27
LEGAL NOTICES Gent,
iERBERT r. LEEMAN, Attornes


DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia. Hold
ing q Probate Court.--Estate of John wal
ters. Deceased.--No. "a 64,2O3.-Administra
ton Docket 136.-Application having been
made herein for probate. of the last. will
and testament of said deceased, and for
letters testamentary on said estate, by Jo-
seph B. Hart. Jr., it is ordered this 18th
day of October, A. D. 1914. that the un-
known heirs at law and next Of kin of
John Walters, deceased. and all others
concerned, appear in said Court on Mon
day. the 27th day of November, A. D.
1914, at 1000 O'Clock AM, to show cause
sranted Let notiee herenf oqie be nnSlisbed no
in the washington Law Reporter" and
The Evening Star" once in each Of three
successive weeks before the return day
herein mentioned, the first publication to
be not less than thirty days before said
return day. Witness, the Honorable ED
WARD G. EICHER. Chief Justice Of said
Gourt' So' this 18th day Of October 4, 2.
Register of Wills for the District of Colum-
bia, Clerk Of the Probate Court.
Evening star., 1944-10-27
Uncle Roy's Corner

Red rubies and blue sapphires
come from the mineral known as
"corundum" Next to the diamond.
they are the hardest of all stones.
The ruby is above the diamond
in value when we compare large
stones Of high grade. A one-carat
ruby may be worth no more than
one-carat diamond, but a five
carat or l0-carat ruby is worth sew
eral times as much as diamond of
the same size. Large rubies are
more rare than large diamonds.
Burma is land of famous rubies.
Two Burma rubies were sent to Lon
don in 1875. One was of 80 carats
and sold for S48,600 The other, of
3S carats, brought SGT 200.
The Great Moguls of Delhi, In
dia, sat on throne adorned with
l08 rubies. We are told that some
of these rubies were of 200 carats,
and that the smallest had a weight
Of 100 caratsl
Marco Polo declared that the
king of Ceylon owned ruby "as
long and thick as a mans arm"
He added that Kublai Khan, the
Mongol emperor, had offered "the
value of a city" for this ruby, but
the offer was not accepted.
Thirty-flve years ago a New
York jeweler sold a ring set with
fine diamond and a fine ruby,
each of three carats. The price
was $50 900. Of that sum the ruby
was valued at 900, leavirw only
81 900 for the diamond ans for the
metal in the ring.
1t is hard to make general state
ments about the value of gems.
Rubies rank we'll above diamonds
in the larger stones, and some
times in the smaller stones as well.
Yet many true rubieS do not come
anywhere near being worth $1,000
carat, whether of three carats
or 100 carats. Flaws in the rubies,
or a lack of rich red color, may
put the price far down. \ ruby
without flaw" is very hard thing
to find.
The pigeon blood" color is
priced for rubies. A stone with this
color is worth much morea than one
which is pink or light red.
RubleS are found in the beds of
certain rivers, and in the midst of
some layers of limestone. The best
of them come from Burma. Others
are found in Thailand, Ceylon,
China, Russia and Australia. Be-
sides the true rubies, there are
'spinel rubies' and several other
kinds of not very great value.
Evening star., 1944-10-27
BERNARD l.. AMISS, Attorney,
300 + Street NV

DlSIRlCT COURT OF THE UNITED
States for the District of Columbia
Holding Probate Court.-Estate OF Byron
F. Hixson: Deceased.-No. 64,204-Admin-
istration Docket 136.--Applieation having
been made herein for probate of the last
Will and testament of said deceased. and
Tor letters testamentary on said estate, by
Mary g. Hixson, it is ordered this 10Th
Say OF October; AID, 1914, that Mrs.
Stuart Smith, Mr.. Arthur G. Muddiman
Mr.. Clyde F. Muddiman, Janet Pence and
Mrs. Stuart Smith. Custodian of Janet
appear. in said Court on Monday, the 18th 18th
day Of November, AID. 1914, at 1000
plicstion should not be sranted. Let no
tice hereof be published in the Washing
ton Law Reporter" and The Evening
Star" once in each of three successive
weeks, before the return day herein men
toned: the first publication to be not less
than thirty days before said return dav
Witness, the. Honorable EDWARD c.
EICHER. Chief Justice of said Court, this
9th day of october. AID. 1914. (Seal1
Attest, VICTOR s. MERSCH. Register Of
Wills for the District Of Columbia. Clerk
ha hot ~
Evening star., 1944-10-27
lNVESrMENT PROPERTY FOR SALE,

NEAR 18th AND PARK RD.-Det. bldg, II
5E' BOO approyed @ @ rents; can deliver this bldg fS
seh Mh cs Mr Wobsre AZ Ia nss
NON g. IUCHs CO., 1906 H st. NV. Ma
APARTMENT HOUSE, 1s units. 4 stores
and janitor's apt; near Sears Roebuck on
Blsdensburg I'd lowest rentals in city;
rentals, S10.856; priced about ga times
Ct $4,000; terms, $4,000 cash, balance
nually on investment. Always, fully, rented
BOB HoLLANDER Exclusive broker),
a1Ps Z fESrs syf ga ana a7da asher desirable in
waite, B. r SAUL e Co. '' sa5 18th st St
= APT. BLDGs. in Northwest Washington
OF ~ UNITS & each; annual rental approxl.
nae or per each
ssRs '%es h6cHs Es1so Co. 1So5 rs St. fs nW
APARTMENT HOUSE, detached building
porehes: moderate rent, appealing .oisea- loca-
pstSsa's ma2tSsae See SSiGoO Mr. NerrIs, n We MEAyER
gfoS fc Yasnnsssn Bss snd Ps ssse
brick, rented for 500 per mo; tenant
makes Ss eyn n7 repalrs @ Prise S5'@5o' terms
. 5 BLxs. CAPITOL--I0 r., br., 4 complete
baths, oil heat, vacant: being redec,:
sl2.5Oo. Call owner after p.m' AL,
s-FAMILY Flat, modern detached brick,
built in 1913; 1 fine Takoms ma, PARK dnsad ioeafion;
s51So nSo%s ap ca Mr Sar Erans nrse seueeS oseS
SHANNON { LucHs CO, 1905 H st. NV
SECOND DEEDS OF TRUST, amortizcd
monthly over yrs. on Chevy Chase
C. and Bethssds property Ep ~ to INN mmedaTe en9n
ave, call EN- IooO until 9 pm.
units oGated pace snd ex
tern, terms. ;; S. poNALDsoN, POI woodward ags
INeoMN. Elas MEi siss; Eass furn. house rms plus
s9.H5o % osittI With $500 6''c cash RE. aSso JAY
sHATy siIANtR sPRiSd a2 sss Md l4's s456o Boz rooms
cash payment, bal. monthly, Randolph
Ist COMMERCIAL. 1900 blk X st. NV
This property, well located with alley in
has u 4esn Sr rsd1sed %be II pEse f9I
stecoMMERcIAI apt. house SITE, upper
Call Harry .Dreisen, TIA, 69o2, or MURRAY
3-FAMILY APT, gas heat: near U. S, Cap
monthly rental. S170; lst trust, $500;
net income. Sloo per mo. after payment
et tsTeS prse Ahq
BENNETT. Realtor, MA. 5373, OR. s92S.
GE0RGETOWN-EXcel investment. g.
unit brick apt. building. best location;
completely furnished by interior decorator;
owner desires immediate sale before leav-
ing this country. Price $4,000, including
furnishings For further information, call
DE. 1854, EMMA MOORE SCOTT, 1910
81 st st. NV. CO. 7017.
3-YEAR-OLD BLDG. containing 80 apts..
excellent Sc location, can be bought for
only 6 times annual rental; approximately
S60,000 cash required.
2-year-old bldg. containing 80 apts in
fine Alexandria location. times annual
rental approx. 100000 cash required. To
see these : outstanding investments, caIl
LUCHS CO., 1908 H st. NV, Ma. 2345.
C0LORED. Owner sacrif1cing: 72o sth st. |
ne: income $500 per month, as Ink. |
spts. Reasonable terms.
III r st. ne. housekeeping. apts.. in
come Sl5S monthly: oil h.-w h., garage.
Easy M tfTm For fuFIneS Flnsid information E see
$685., Sun and ewes. ia. @l93.
Evening star., 1944-10-27
HOUSE 1RAIleRS-

1912 NATIONAL, 26 it., tandem wheels,
like new throughout, fully equipped
TEMPLE TRAILER VILLAGE, Alexandria
lot So
WASHINGTON TRAILER headouarters-
New tandem-wheel Schultz on display: also
3-room Trayelos and Americans, many used
trailerS and luggage trailers; ~, Is and
"a mos financing plans. Call us today for
appraisal. Repairs and all types of service
work. We have Barnes, International and
Duo. .Therm heaters in stock. AMERICAN
TRAILER CO.. INC. Open until g. 4030
1914 kOZY COACHES and Platts Many
good used models. Cash for your trailer.
RICHTER TRAILER SALES. Route /. Ber-
wvn. Md Tel Berwyn As
CONTINENTAL AND INDIAN, new: terms:
trade. A modern trailer village. HILLSIDE
TRAILER VILLAGE. 600 Marlboro pike
Sc Hillside Md
Evening star., 1944-10-27

SALE ACREAGE. Montgomery County. be-
tween Washington and Rockville, long
tifuiiy wooded. ss7 acres e $500 fq per acre acre.
Charles Co., Md, 1872 acres. S25 per acre,
entirely wooded, plenty Of saw timber
csii Mr. Reddine' CHEVY eii CHASE Sch Realty Al
CO., 3403 Conn. ave, EN-: 1900.
10 AGREs Of desirable building site prop
West highway between 18th St. and Conn,
CusHARD,. Df. ss43
IDEAL SMALL FARMS. Mont. Co.. Md, on
between Rockville ana Frederick. cleo,
phone; bus at, At property acres GOO
$50 ACRES. $50 acre; on highway II mi
south D: c.: rs acres cleared balance tim
2s1 sTpRS0s ToRsspEcUnAroRs III S If you have
through private or public condemnation. it
is to your ADVANTAGE under the tax system
vestment. I have what you want for these
funds II. you act Immediately. 119 acres
Of beautiful wooded ground in Montgomery
only $4,000 cash. viii not enhance rap
idly in value but is ready for immediate
SsSseRmf @StetoFd MckEhvEF fa me & aVfhE WaoRp RS,
1Sa4 15oAeRI + nx fxRM Pl s.roem s7oe house cleo
ssFr On ae maH r. s IDEAL summe po@
or hunting lodge. plenty deer and turkey:
$1,000 cash Write ED TRIPPLET, ;,44
East St, Winchester, Va. 29'
FUTURE HOME SITES, acres of rich
garden land. l city block off Colesville
pike, s miles from D. c. line, price $1,000
" cash. terms.
ala acres, very fertile land, near Coles
vile pike, 9 miles from D. C. line, S2,S00
So 600 cash, terms.
3l2 acres all in saw timber, frontage on
hard road near Seabrook. Md. Price ST.
day and evening