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The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-10-24
NUREMBERG:
Slick Escape

Nazis snickered as allied investi-
gators pressed a thorough inquiry
into the spectacular suicide of Her.
mann Goering. top German war
criminal who escaped death by
hanging in swallowing potassium
cyanide shortly before the hour Of
his execution.
Always a %favorite with the Ger
mans because of his r%ollicking, open
handed mannerisms, Goering ap
peared to have salvaged some Of
his lost prestige by ~thwarting the
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-10-24
@. Do rabbits require salry

g. Do rabbits require sais'
A. Yes. Rabbits require more !
than the quantity normally present
in the grain and roughage part OF
their ration. Salt spools should be
available to them at all times.
@. In a dressed broiler, Is . light
or dark yellow skin preferable?
A, The only preference is a con-
sumner preference. Most purchasers
prefer the darker color, but there y
probably no nutritional difference In
the meat.
O. Will college and university stu
dents be permitted to participate In
meat judging contests in the near
future?
A. Yes. The National Livestock
and Meat Board announces that It
will again sponsor the intercollegiate
meat judging contests at n i've.
stock expositions this fall. Teams OF
animal husbandry and home eco:
Monies students from colleges and
universities will again have the op-.
portunity to put to a practical test
the knowledge they have gained IN
their meat courses.
Send your questions about any phase &
farm management to FARM FAClS,
033 South Eighth Street, St. Louis z,
Missouri. Questions will BE- answered.
without ehsSse. either BY mail or in this
column. - Z service Of this newspaper.
A machine has been invented
to take the fuzZ off peaches.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-10-24
POLLUTION:
Ask u. s. Control

Limited government control over
water-pollution problems to provide
cleaner waters in the United States
was advocated by the Federation OF
Sewage Works associations at the
groups 18th annual convention in To.
ronto. Canada.
international pollution authorities
from all states in the U. S., and
from Canada. Britain and Argen.
tina, approved the resolution calling
for federal control Of U. S. pollution
problems with limiting provisions
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-10-24
REPAIR WATER TOWER

The city Of Hardin's water
tower will have its face lifted
and a new coat of paint put
on in the near future, Murt
Sullivan, city clerk, stated this
week.
A firm from Tennessee whose
speciality is repair and painting
towers has contracted to do the
work for the city.
Following extensive repairs
that will total approximately
$4,000 the crew will pafnt the
tower and stand.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-10-24
PROJECT PROGRESSES

Work on the Hardin veterans
housing project on West Third
street is progressing rapidly
now, following the arrival OF
lumber for foundations, it was
stated this week.
A crew of workers have been
erecting foundation timbers for
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-10-24
Help Vented

RODMEN, assistant computers
and men interested in train
ing for key position in seis-
mograph industry (Oilexpor-
atom. Should be free to ira
vel, single man preferred.
Starting pay for fnexperi-
enced men is $191 a month,
Write General Delivery, Har-
din, Western Geophysical Co
41-3*
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CLASSIFIED
AD COLUMN
For Sole

ONE registered Hereford bull
Will be 4 years old on Sept.
Is. Breeder was Edgar M
Spriggs, Wyola, his named
sire. Edgar Benefactor 9tn,
No. 3239523. Ludwig Martel: 2
miles south on St. Xavier
highway. 4l-5'
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DAY and night nursery at the
home of Mrs. Willie Gress,
Jr., on the Fred Winters place
east of German Lutheran
church. 43-2~
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For Hermann: Potassium Cyanide

For Hermann: Potassium Cyanide
allied moose at the last minute.
Whereas suicide is considered an
act of cowardice in the U. S., Ger
mans regard it as a means of re-
deeming lost honor.
Allied authorities wondered if
G%oering's dramatic demise would
tend to take some of the sting out Of
the war crimes trials in the German
mind. Despite the execution of 10
other top Nazis. Goering's escape
from the moose took on the effect Of
a subversion of allied justice.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-10-24
Notices

MAKE me an offer on my
store building, % x so it.,
equipped with shelving and
electricity. Building Utmost
new. Inquire Tribune-Heralo
40-tf.
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SEE Clyde Dygert for alfalfa
seed bags. 4l-tf
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the past several weeks Whes1
weather permitted.
Erection of the living quar-
ters will follow, but as yet the
material has not arrived.
No date was given as to Wnell
the project will be ready o
occupancy.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-10-24

WILL take care of children aft
er school. Inquire Tribune
Herald. AL
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-10-24

TWO coal and wood heaters,
one air circulating, both IN
Al condition. Phone 295-W
1927
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For Trade

WILL trade 60 acres of good ir-
rigated land, SW Hardin, Al
lot. 1909, decided, NEA SWA-
40 acres, VIZ NWASEA-2n
acres, for property in Hardin
or Billings. Inquire Tribune
Herald. 34-tt
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-10-24

IT is not too late to plant peo-
MES and tulip bulbs for
spring bloom. PeCny roots,
red. white and pink, 5Oc.
Named varieties, 81. Crocus;
daffodils, double tulip and
dephinium. Mrs. Fred Water
man, phone IS. AL
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-10-24

MODERN, six-room house, with
two porches and double ga
rage. Inquire Tribune-Herald.
43tf.
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-10-24

FARM, suitable for sugar beetS
hay and grain. Write Box 322
Hardin 42-3'
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COYOTE scent. proven eSpeci =
ally made for coyote getterS.
$3.50 per bottle Send to 3. +
Reinhart. Box so, Lodge
Grass Mont. 37-17'
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TWO. new mems suits, coat
size 38, waist 80 in, one gray
sharkskin. one dark gray CAB
ardine. Call at Cryder Shoe
Shop. IS
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-10-24

1910 CHEVROLET 4-doOr sedan,
new motor, new tires. See
Welton at depot ticket office
between midnight and 8 a. m.
43-1*
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Wanted To Rent

TWO pianos. Mail description
and prices to Lodge Grass
schools, Lodge Grass, Mont,
43-1
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RING gear and pinnion set for
1881 model A.. Ellis Redmond.
43-tf
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Lost

SMALL, rust colored dog, an
swers to name Of Tufty. Re
ward. John Kukes, Hardin.
42-3*
7:OOx16 NOBBY tire, On Dry
creek, between Hardin and
Sarpy. Reward. Francis Clark,
McRae. 42-2"
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Buy U. S. Savings Bonds
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-10-24

BABY buggy, IN good condition.
See Mrs. John Swindle or
phone 210. AL
The Hardin tribune-herald. [volume] (Hardin, Mont.) 1925-1973, 1946-10-24

SMALL chicken house and
Mueller coal furnace. Callie
B. Carter. 49,
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TWO coal and wood heaters
4-wheel trailer. George Job.
43-2*
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REGISTERED Poland China
boar, ready for service. One
of the best. Alex Defines. 42-2
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$50 WHITE Rocks, ga grade.
H A. Pease, Lodge Grass.
42-3*
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10 TONS of first cutting alfal-
ia, delivered to my farm. Dale
Redmond. 43-tt
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ONE lot. John Knodel, Hardin
42-3*
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to needy areas.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-15

the board, told the meeting here
that he has no sympathy for the
view that elimination of price con.
trolls would mean sky-high rents.
Willetts did not attack price con.
troll as such, but asserted that up.
ward movement of ceilings is
necessary.
He condemned the Wagner-Ellen.
der-Taft Housing act and anc
urged a return to the era wher
private industry and private indi
viduals controlled the building O.
homes.
Twelve members of the board
were present. In the absence Of
Kenneth o. Marshall, William C
James acted as secretary for the
meeting.
Local realtors attending the
meeting included: J. E. L. Wade.
Richard Shew, Robert c. Cantwell
Jr., J. j. Taylor, LII. Sage, W. R.
Davis, R. c. Cantwell, Jr., A. H
Ward, L. G. Harris, W W. Hig.
gins, James and Willetts.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-15
FAMILY REUNION
PLANNED SUNDAY
Watha's Mrs. Margaret A.
Cavenaugh To Be Feted
On Gath Birthday

WATHA, Nov. 14-Mrs. Margaret
Alice Cavenaugh will celebrate her
Gath birthday Sunday, November
II, at the home Of her daughter,
Mrs. Isaac Teachey in watha.
A family reunion, with a picnic
lunch and other activities have
been planned for the celebration.
Mrs. Cavenaugh was born No
vember 10, 1852 in Duplin county,
the daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
John W. Savage Of Wallace.
At the age Of q Miss Savage
married ]. @. Cavenaugh, they
lived a happy married lie together
for 81 years. Mr.. Cavenaugh died
IL years ago.
Eight children were born to the
couple and six are now living.
They are: Mrs. Isaac Teachey,
with whom she mas been making
her home for the past two years
at Watha; Mrs. Dora Teachey Of
Rosehill; Mrs. W. H. Hanchey Of
Richmond, Va; Mrs. W. H. Alex
ander of Falcon; Malcolm Caven.
augh of Rosehill and J P. Caven-
augh of Watha.
She also has 81 grand children,
Il great grand children and two
great-great grand children.
Mrs. Cavenaugh is still very &C.
tive in spite Of her years, and
until two years ago lived alone
and did all her homework. Until
she moved into the home of her
daughter she was ar active mem
Der of the Free Will Baptist church
of Rosehill and still attends ser
vices quite regular.
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-15
REALTORS SUPPORT.
STATE RESOLUTION.
Local Group Go On Record
Condemning Expansion
Of Public Housing

The Wilmington Board Of Real
tors Yesterday went on record to
onpose the further expansion OF
n,blic housing, either here or in
other sections Of the country.
It's action, taken in q meeting
Yesterday at the local Chamber of
commerce, endorsed a resolution
condemning public housing passed
nv the North Carolina Board OF
Realtors at their fall session in
High Point last month.
The local board, however, defer
red comment on existing OPA rent
controls in hopes Of national ac-
ton to move existing ceilings up.
ward within the next two weeks.
Frederick Willetts, president Of
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-15

Sound travels at a speed of 764
miles per hour at sea level, and
somewhat less at higher altitude.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-13
Uncle Rays Corner

If you paid a visit to China, and
went up the Yangtze River, you
might see Chinese fishermen getting
fish in a strange way.
You might see man in a small
boat with long sticks extending
from either side, with several birds
perched on the sticks.
II you looked closely, you would
find the birds were "cormorants. j"
These rather large birds obtain their
food by going under water to cap
ture fish. They settle on the surface,
then dive for the fish. One cormo-
rant was found in crabpot off the
English coast at depth of 100 feet,
which indicates that these birds
really know how to dive!
In China, fisherman have been
training cormorants for hundreds of
years. When bird is young, a ring
Is placed around its neck. The ring
keeps it from swallowing the fish.
From time to time, the birds mas
ter takes off the ring, and lets the
cormorant enjoy a fish. In the
course Of time, the ring may be left
off altogether. The bird has learned
that it is expected to bring back
most of the fish.
The Yangtze Kiang, where much
Of this fishing takes place. Is the
longest river in China. Another
name for it is Ia Chang, meaning
"the Great River" Sometimes it is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-13
T axe My Word for 1t
BY FRANK COLBY.
Sound Your "An

Souuu IOuF "A
One reason that the foreigner
finds the pronunciation of English
SO extremely difficult Is that our
vowels do not have definite sounds.
as is the case in most other modern
languages.
For example. the vowel "a" has
number of sounds, as in: Arm, at,
care, any, ale, all. On the other
hand the sound "ay," as in day"
is spelled with "a" as in fate, "ae."
as in maelstrom, at" as in bait,
40 as in gaol pronounced jail),
"au," as in gauge, AYE" as in aye
| (meaning ever" pronounced ay).
sc" and "ee," as in melee (pro-
nounced may-LAY), "ea." as in
break, "ei," as in weigh, sch" as in
Ell pronounced ay), "ey," as in they,
"et," as in ballet, and "uet," as in
bouquet.
In English, sounds are not spelled
the language it utterly unpho-
netic. We must, therefore, learn
the pronunciation of each word in
dividually.
Here are few words in which
"a" is often given the fiat sound
as in man." but in which the "a"
should have the long sound as In
may" alias (AY-lee-uSs), AIDA
lratus P-uh-RAY> tuss), audacious
(au-DAY-shuss), aviation, aviator,
Babel (BAY-beD, Danish, data
tDAY-Tuh, gala (GAY-luh) gratis,
(gri-MASS), ignoramus, lambaste
1am-BAYST, naked, pathos, rabies
Or A Y bi-eez), radiator, status,
strata (STRAY- tub, ultimatum,
verbatim, vivacious (vy-VAY- shuss)
To accustom your ear to the long
"ay' sound in these words, read
them over several times.
Copyright, the Bell Syndicate. Inc, 1a46)
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-13
OFFICIAL NOTICES

GOVERNMENT OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
n9 hsTnf M bssa hea bs e. gaSs
Of the District Of Columbia in the matter
se sof IN The spc ste c and
matter described. and as t the said Com.
street area and alleys referred to Should
THAT, under date Of March 9TH, 1915,
they have prepared the following order
sORDERED: that pursuant to the proyi-
cember is. 1852. the street and alley
tie once 81 the surveyor Of the District
317d and 317a are hereby ordered
CLOSED, SANE to take effect on and after
prised in the areas SO closed to revert to
said maps; the c!osinss to take S'" eject
81 orders. on the effective date sfore Sdes
IS follows; /. Closing part Of Taylor Street
located west Of South Dakota Avenue n 2
2. Closing of alley, 10 feet wide. running
northerly from, Reservoir Street NV. in
alley il feet wide. Turning s westerly Is i p from
ssrasIsd 6 5 A.. Any and an parties in
D. C., objections, if any. to
j snI,, for the slSsinss ilst:d above before
shall become effective on ana after that
date, in accordance with the provisions Of
1855 aes 5 81 a s5s sRrEoy YduR Y
MASON. GORDON R, YOUNG, Commits
sioners OF the District Of Columbia.
THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA, Dis
triet Of Columbia: Whereas, on the sixth
day, of March, 1916, the United States
MED q libel in the District Court Of the
Omitted States for the District Of Column
bia, in District Court Case No. 3O53
against 249 cases, more or less, each con-
tanning "a cans OF an article labeled in
tents l lb. 4 or: $50 cases. more or less,
Each containing q cans Of an article la
June Peas Contents | ID. 4, or. and where
rs by virtue of process in due form Of law,
70 me directed, I have seized and taken
INTO my possession, to wit: 219 cases each
containing "a cans Of an article labeled
in part: 'Besco Brand Early June Peas
Contents l ID. or; 251 cases each
containing "a cans of an article labeled
In part: Taste Best Brand Early June
Peas Contents 1 lb. or, I hereby give
notice to all persons claiming the said
oescrlned above, or knowing or having
anything to say why the same should not
De condemned and forfeited, that they an
pear and assert said claim in the cause on
Or before the date returnable March 20,
lg46, in the q. s. District Court, City OF
Washington. D. c., at 10 am W. BRUCE
IT harehoI
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AuroMoIlyr MISCELLANEOUS.

CAR row BARS-Just received limited
shipment: dealers price. $17.50. Call HI
USED TIRES, pass. and truck, all sizes;
special to dealers; large stock new truck
tires. .DRISCOLL TIRE SERVICE. 400
Hunt pl. ne, cor. MINI. ave-, In Bennings.
NEw-TYPE TIRE RECAPPING by the DEN
Nap electric process: beautiful tread: g
hour service: electric-treated sections If
recapped At CAR ARcAp DE FONT PoNTIHc o GU,
Washington's Largest Pontiac Dealer. 1887
Irving st. NV. AID. $500. Quick. efncient
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER. immediate
delivery, new shipment just arrived; the
neatest one You have ever seen. suitable
for merchants, farmers, fishermen and
touring Low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC
CO., 1887 Irving st. NV. AID. $500. Wash
ington's Largest Pontiac Dealer.
PONTIAC OWNERS, ATTENTION! We
have Just received a large shipment OF
good quality seat covers in popular colors.
They will elso At other models of General
Motors cars. Prompt and neat installation
II desired. ARCADE PONTIAC Co, 1887
NEW TIRES, passenger and truck. SAL
KELD BROS. 9th and Maryland ave. sw.
CAR REFINISHED-Now is the time to
have. your car refnished by master paint
ers in one Of Washington's largest mod
ern automobile plants. Prewar quality
mate nowl oURTsMAN-MANDELL Cheyro-
let. 18th and Good Hone I'd Sc AT 4400
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-13
MONEY TO LOAN.

LIST AND End, TRUST. loans negotiated
fislist in refinancing property and nese-
ssHIFRIN. 915 New York ave. NV. MA.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUSTING 10 win
buy second,trust notes. D. c.. nearby Nd.
MORTGAGE 8 INVESTMENT coRP.. isi
y y. x sN aye; nv rp h s1s Il 1888.
c courteous service Consult Us before Dor
M s4I5H CO. S17 9th st. NV. DI.. $3.50.
UNLIMITED FUNDS available for LIST and
2nd trust loans. DRURY REALTY CORP,
HOME LOANs--Low monthly payments,
i incl sa principal, interest and taxes;
ASSOC, $40 18th st. NV. DI. $40.
MONEY NONE on LIST or end trusts; prompt
sr1 D. ,s G propersgg.. THE AMERICAN CO..
WILL PURCHASE second trust notes.
secured by D. G. or nearby Md or va
eoTopsrtiss: quick cash settlement. Box
REAL ESTATE NOTES on D. 9. property,
well seasoned. Call Murray Co, II. DREI-
sen, 1920 New York ave, MA. 1855 or
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-13
LOTS FOR SALE fconf J .

nice lots located In Alexandria, none less
than so feet wide, sewer in water and
rsss $500 down sstraa aaSsnG terms m'n On
Ess'' Real s assat. 'v g. D 1895
sSSS T 9'as for a. 81 loans others
Ssisss dRAHASH iai.Ioef Realtors stssss W.
fEoNrNG ROCK CREEK rARK-frSIne
sSls e.sss sssin asf 1 ssea svf1
So; NC. sssitor. (sssab. q 1887 sHS.i lsis
ysDs s:ss Fer ;:f s5sas lot Ma Il ss
$50 down. KAY REALTY CO. RAJ S' 200.
S eeSS asSssaa sVs MaNoR-seautitu, Mt
Vernon blvd. miles from Aisxandris. near
M Man on On pro J1sn a'f e sa pm
s "A aSff TR B sH9g asr SaS nav.
It. per lot. located 'iR p the hssrt
front III q 81 Gag e.. 9SSRss
SRE Fl Ssis to build e..
.0 Sss susaaa f His
sSIs ess With 'i 5sw 5sssea
REsIDENTIAL SITE, Arlington-5 ada
GENT lots in Arlington, opposite Lubber Run
Wooded N MtS and
sTS S..iss5 ! fsS5
SILVER AsiPfShi Isl 81 fo nv IS hses for
the price Of one; choice acres with /. 100
Gaissf mG mss fom l. ash bu ssss
e CASH suO0sSslfa n asi!1ss
4TfENT FH B9 I'll have desirable
Or srs viii se pr to houses II Gs sa
sfk s'os st. INV MY; beautiful
Lots tsshssi s s!1Efs tFe oshsf
sSHIAPEo NC fios 1 Ssrmont s s.Ifians
! ACRE LOTS. ! mile from Mt. w ver5on
Y " Bog p.S $s5;T; Star; ,so w.. wv
RHlsf5 SPly If F 1ag i 81 7 asSd
TORS in Chevy Chase, Bethesda .rea elS
. E; BoGLE Ei9 WI. 1890 WI. $500. open
soMEIksss;ET: West Of Chevy Chase c circle
5s4autnut site, i45xlS0. Sacrificed to
R RIaFii IS soi MnMp,.nntus .au. -i$
or more? We have choice homesites on
sf0un Dy p Ea FL om nt sgo s,
NJ r. FhS we %5sssssls sIs Or more
less than = mile from the Rockville pike,
ff rit f family have garden chicken and
Fry. NC, Wisconsin hl0 s74 Ssoo op' E. M
BETHESDA AREA--Buildine lots for that
peeq ne acme utg1 aF faTse 0ts
S0xd4o 1925. E. M. FRY, INC, Wisconsin |
81 ACREs-Nearby Md, u mi. front on
intersection 2 main roads near U. OF Md:
s ssa ooS subdivision and deveoPment site
CHEvY CHASE, MD.wA l few Z; choice resi-
Genital dsntis lots immsd; east St chevy Chase
churches and the Conn. ave-. shopping
paved ssreets and dsans p usSd
5SlH III T. 81 Y 4So5 sae' :ssSs:
wooDMooR, MD.-Large wooded lots
%lsss9s{% IsS$ sSss o osSsS s s1FSs P
wooded corner iot, ! acre on quiet resi-.
All ENTioN. BUILDERS N75 Community
group lots, near LIST and Underwood pl. NV.
Street on grade; sewer and water avail.
To be sold individually or in groups: terms.
Call M L. Kraft. LEO NJ. BERNSTEIN g.
CO. 1415 * st: NV. ME. $500. 30
NEARBY VIRGINIA, Dunn Loring Gardens |!
Several choice homesites from 1h to 3 |;
acres: reasonably priced; small down pay
mente balance monthly: all sites wooded,
some with streams. MAYNARD BAYLES
co, Realtors, Falls Church. Va. Falls
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IRAllERS.
NEW KOZY, Platt and Superior; n

NEW KOZY, Platt and Superior; many Eood
used trailers. Including tandems. Cash fol-
Route ]. Berwyn. Md. Tel Tower 6035
NEW AND USED HOUSE TRAILERS on 10,
is and "a months finance terms. Luggage
for immediate delivery. All types Of trailer
equipment, heaters. beds. helper springs,
etc. Repair service on all kinds Of trail;
Goodyear tires and tubes for immediate
delivery. AMERICAN TRAILER CO., INC,
1880 wisconsin ave. NV. WO. 1891. Open
FOR RENT-5-foot. 7-foot. 9-foot. ,2-wheel
stake trailers: hour. day or week, We
major cities. RENT-A-TRAILER Co,
1903 Lee hwy. Arlington, Va. Call Glebe
DUMP TRAILERs, 2-wheel, Ka-ton-Just
received supply Of these all-steel utility
trailers with heavy-duty tires and tubes.
ably priced. AMERICAN TRAILER CO,
4030 Wis. ave. NV. WO. 1891. Ia
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1946-03-13
WATER FRONT PROPERTY.

BEVERLY BEACH, on Cnesapeake Bay
summer homes and building sites. Write
for catalogue. Box II, Mayo. A. A. Co., Nd.
WANT TO BUY waterfront cottage at
North Beach Park. Box 421-R, Star. Is.
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WANTED TO RENT Tor June, sui July and
August, cottage or cabin, with 20 or more
acres, on Severn or South River; will pay
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dom W Store ma 40 ae mss from re spra PSnt
price. $4,000; all cash; land rent. sos
Burnie and there. INQUIRE for direction to
Brandon Shore rd: at the end Of Brandon
Shore I'd. turn left to the cottage. with
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CEDAR POINT BASE VICINITY, cottages.
JOY Point near California. Nd. See MR.
COTTAGE, excellent condition. running
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ssso D0eDaIfsanHinifF HOME on chesapeake a
Bay-Home consists of large living room
with open fireplace. bedroom. kitchen and
bath; screened porch with built-in bar.
completely furnished: possession with title.
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GaoLosED SUBURBAN, near columbia
Beach IN Shay Side M ao:op
Ing hoisee or private home; approximately
MRs. C. B.. CROWNER, west River
5s-F-115 evenings.