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ACREAGE FOR SALE.

OFF C0LEsvILLE RD., miles from Sill
yer spring-I6 acres of land at $3.50
'f Hrs sa Ms RH2f H1 81 e.
% % ACRES lia OF WOODED LAND. ON Boo sonl-
tseI 5S w mf ssSy k SSsi REs fss ana
MosTcoMiEaf9R r., c ~ ~, MD. io,s
grounds Of the conEressionsl Country Club.
cali Mr nj Email st
coRNEk 5-AcR ioS WOODED aS5q s. Tract. with
stream: fronts on 2 good roads; ideal SPOT
sossas Af Nd fuf es As 1as 1yh
I ! A ACRES NEAR sy11ESNA-pries; s42o per
3 ACRES, 2 blocks of main highwas. .
sARNEY VIENNA Va fri Phone vienna Els ais
# You DESIRE beautiful lot in vienna n
sites left in Beulah Heights subdivision.
BAY F. BARNEY. Vienna. Va. Phone Vienna
CENTERvILLE. VA. to 10 acre N tracts
S. {Tsm III SsSo: some front on main nh Rlshsss
sfLyER SPRING acres, suitable for
REA a.fe ST. s4 ST. zis 1888
BsuIR1sTIoNsyIILE-ops lsysl acre, ideal for
se:AekE T IA III II Fairfax County, near
through property, water available soon;
Gan ,r be Gut into small lots this property
lent t,r buy at only $500, per acre. ROW
L IAN a WoLF0RD; 11s E. Broad St.
GLEN HILLS IS THE ANSWER for friends
VINO want 70 i've near each other. people
lies With growing children. mamie uho
enjoy living in SURROUNDINGS of natural
beauty, people who take pleasure in gar
increasing values in this restricted new
dsyelopment Why not ride out to Glen
as ts and see i Glen HIS is your answers
RI. 20 and turn left at the Glen Hills sign.
R prfsS on the
SILVER STRING, MD,-ae acres of cleared
land: facing Brookyille I'd. at Oiney. Md.
At ss1saSs' Hsbs snnns
PRICE n e. M aEs9 $685. IS ss VIII ~
:. ACRES t ciEAREb ,s' miles south no Of
zone Commercial or RESIDENTIAL i T." CAN It TR.
SMALL SMALL ACREAGE TRACTS for suburban
acre to 5 acres in restricted development.
II miles from Washington; streets are in
aiu many city eonVenlences axati: some
tracts are cleared. others are beautifully
wooded, while some. join pretty little
snss essissss a sEer.f 1884, price $1,000
POTOMAC Area acres near large es.
/ tate: rolling land: price, $4,000 Call Mr.
II Bollch, RE. 32I6; ewes. MI, S0Sa CON-
NOR 4 RYAN, INC. ga7 18th st. NV. ---3l
| WESTGATE, Mass. ave. extended--A few
choice bldg sites left in this very desirable
Sn l', eommunity only 5000 each
CHOICE I6ls-ACRE TRACT in Fairfax
County, near Arlington County line. owner
must sell and will accept $3.50 ner acre
Tor quick sale; excellent value. EASTMAN
4 STEELE Realtors, Fslls Church 2620
hcmesite with suburb piews. streams
woods and heIds; Just of River I'd. neal
Rockville l64-W. a
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INVEST. PROP. FOR SALE tcent. .

SexEsI. PROP. FOR SALE tcont.).
lgses new showins 4 return q over SoSs
s. Pnoe F snd o as ss
fSk6MA fAkk3 hi EN- srict s'e detached 8
g ss asicR nes@ ma R TMEE sfds yea
T ss ES3na svf IS VI fasS $3.50 cash
ICONS and bath and rooms and bath
Aoops; 1411 L st. NV Elk, Alb; ewes,
IzNcoIN PARK AREA-s-room, a-Ssth
IN rear. zoned frst commercial, In
formation cali CHAMBERS REAL ESTATE,
lAssACHUsETTs AVE. between Scott and
E,gun1nt Circles-Excelient 3-story building.
rssn,zi located esan Suitable Tor nonproitsbs
TT rsD INC Washington Bldg. DI. $500.
NEAR The CAPYToL-7 nice converted
apts.; new stoves and Frigidaires in each
apt; income S4,919 annually: low oper-
as,nT eo s 200: terms. REALTY AS,
g APARTMENTS and / Sleeping room. . COM
pietely furnished: income $500 yearly
sooe ea at Hay es Es sE d9T
sfEciaL saRGAN-powntown, first GO com
first floor can be used as ofhces. Attention,
Z APARTMENTs. row brick; each apart
snd second fioor: oil hot-water heat; fully
5nrnished i, 4 4, retrigerators, gas ranges:
ninss TAYLOR e345. sHoCKEY 4 MOOR
s shAek66ffafF '0 f., Mr.. CONN. AyE.-1m-
sssa 70 t foTs1sI ho1ss 50 wide nov
erty and a very sound investment at the
Prize TiS , asked Sa rn M5 Kamop 81 1852
GEORGETowN-1o stores. 10 apis; in
come over $4,000 per annum. Ans. rea-
iSor mat ls ssll TE !7es GaasAyATTE
s4tes on 5yssr leases snn s1Sfe rs p1op
;ss s:59oo s sxsellsnt Investment; price,
s sTxMILY M ApA aads BLDG. in ng nj.
only years OLD; rent, s2.S32 year: fun
S s . @r i SHAPIRO NC 1Io6 vt. ave.
'coLoKED INVESTMENTS complete mph
s snts c and in an units in sood
ssii Nh faf fsS Fe eve luri EM
1871 op aays, ~ IA. LIZ Lag CT SO
ciai, s rms and bath, basement ae fo% brick.
Barry With Davis siISe E. 1 BasRY sefm 1857 Il
-. Nv, ME- .O-0i ewes. IA. sou. y
EORNER OFFERS-Near N Capitol and
spts; furn.; income $3.50 a month.
9th and East Capitol sts.-Detached, 9 |
complete studio apts.. furn.. all new furni- |
Mt. Rainier, Md.-Detached, 4 complete |
apts., 2 furn., oil heat, 3 lots 25x1 90 It. in
400 blk, A. st. .s.e.-3-story brick, 10 |
looms, . baths, furn., oil heat income |
e3O9 month. Owners leaving city, priced |
for quick sale. Call r. j. HORNER REAL |
TY CO, 1401 Monroe ST. NV. MI S949; |
yves, DU. 6059. 20
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oUT.oF-Towh REAL esTArr.

HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and a
snug nsherman's haven, ideal climate on
to 8 a., fronting or mr., salt water. com.
mnnlty boat dock privil, hard I'd, cleo !:
H SsE guaranteed; priced as low as $500.
For beautiful Illustrated free booklet write
OF phone bet. 3 and 8. PAUL e. HARRi-
S son l152 s.. NV. NE. 1143. 80
store bldg, good farm, grazing and timber
iand, located along Capon River: ideal for
lodge or camp. hunting. fishing, etc: cleo
Bridge. w Va SIs
FERRY COUNTY. Pas miles from
state Capital: productive farms ranging
$4,000 and up: most have little stream OF
water; New York and Phila. milk com.
panies pass the door. Write IAUSHER-
Eliiottsburg pa ss'
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The selection OF the best opening
lead involves something more than
a mere study of the Is cards held
by the leader. His holding must be
considered in the light of the bid
ding sequence which led to the final
contract. And occasionally even
thought must be given to the prob
able mental processes of the adver-
sary who directed the final contract.
The bidding is reported as 1t took
place, without endorsement and for
what 1t may be worth. The South
player was employing the Black
wood convention and expected to
obtain an answer advising as to the
number Of aces North held. North,
however, took matters into his own
hands. He felt confident there was
a slam in the hand when South was
able to make jump shift with an
apparent broken trump suit. He
feared that If he made the dutiful
response of five diamonds showing
only one ace, his partner might lose
heart and pass, so he leaped to the
slam. This under the convention
denotes hand on which the proper
response would have been in the
agreed trump suit. In this case, dia-
monds, and therefore indicating one
ace.
West had the opportunity to make
a very safe lead with the queen of
hearts. But he was not concerned
so much with safety as with agrees
CT IN hA Ia
himself held surprisingly great
amount of honor strength in view
of the vigorous nature of the ad-
verse bidding, and he set about
visualizing the type of hand which
would have induced the enemy to
venture so far.
1t was evident that North was
very strong in diamonds, which
would mean that South's trump suit
was not very powerful one. What
then persuaded South to make
Jump shift instead of a mere tenn
porary takeout of two diamonds?
West concluded that South must
have been influenced to a certain
extent by mild spade fit, because
with nonsolid trump suit and
misf1t in partners suit 1t is not prob
able that he would have given an
immediate slam signal.
Now, if North happened to have
la five card spade suit, and South
had three, East would have single
ton. On this line of reasoning he
elected to lead the ace and another
spade which defeated the contract.
1t all sounds very thin, but it seems
to me rather interesting. Further
more, who are we to argue with sue
cess?
| Copyright: 1915: By Charles H. Goren).
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LOTS FOR SALE.

woODsDE PARK, Silver spring-Many
choice homesites, also many other lots
in good section; one 4-acre tract beautiful
setting. LoWERY ~ MELTON. sH. 5000.
IF YOU ARE PLANNING home in the
near future let us show you some wooded
lots in Oakcrest, Aurora Hills and Bey-
erly Hiiis. Both hillside and level lots
j. LEE PRICE, 1908 Arlington Ridge I'd.
Arl, Va. Phone IA. 1904. Ivy 1a72 Up
ATTENTION., BUILDERS and Investors
| 00-fl0 unit apt. site in nearby Silver
spring, Md, This property can be pur-
shased subject to FILA sos financing.
Priced right for quick sale. H. c. SMITHY
CO, Ma. 5903.
EAST RtVERDALE--1-r room house, lot 50x
l 30; convenient location: 81, 800. BR1LEY
REALTY CO., UN. liza
ACRE LAND and 400 new
einder blocks. sysxl6: 10 minutes from
CO sh: leaving town Call OK 1929 29s
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MONEY TO LOAN CONTINUED,

WORKING GIRLS-You can borrow hert
on just your own SIGNATURE. Low cost
fast service, complete privacy. Phone Mr.
Petty at Decatur 1910. LENDERS, INC
1910 Rhode Island ave
BROKERS, ATTENTION-we buy end
trust notes on d. G.. Md. and Va houses
and farms. FULTON R. GORDON, l4n1
Eye st. NV DI. $3.50 until pm, -Ig
MONEY on first and second trusts: prompt
action. reasonable rates; nearby Maryland.
Virginia or d. C.. property. THE hMERI-
CAN co. SO7 18TH MA S03o
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FACTORY BUILT. sizes 1880, and 2oxs1
STRAND BUILT, overhead doors. Eass
terms. immediate delivery. Visit our dis.
play Of models. 109 Jefferson Davis hwy
Arlington, Va. Open 8 Am. to pm, Sun
day and holidays, or phone ia. 2164.
GARAGES. wood or steel frame, concrete
floor. insulated, fireproof, plain or over
head doors: sizes. |, 2, 3, car capacity
Bungalows, factory. storage, steel mill
buildings. Easy terms. Call for estimates,
DUPONT IRON WORKS. 1866 18th ST. n W
MA. 3766 or WO. 325S ewes. 800
BRICK GARAGE, about 22x45, FIRST com
S6.bO0 RIA 1868 DO
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.

DUNKEY'S TRASH REMOVERS - Daily
service. .015 Clagett st. ne, AT. 613S
TRUCK FOR HIRE-GMc stake body. by
the job, hour or day. Call SINGER, WA.
LiGGaT HAULING, veteran: reasonable
rates. HO. 445l, 10
GENERAL HAULiNG-we are equipped to
move cinder blocks, concrete. lumber, dirt,
bricks. etc. HO. 1864. II
l1a-TON TRUCK for hire. would like de-
livery service. TR. 1888 %
VAN TRUCKS, large or small jobs; expert
enced help; prompt service; reas. rates;
local and long distance. IA. 293T 2gs
DODGE stake body truck for hire with
driver. General hauling. MI 9SOg 90
HAULING ton stake truck: owner
driver will help load. 313 E st. ne. CLYDE.
TRUCK FOR HIRE - General hauling.
prompt Trash removal service Cali VETS
CO. Ii. 2lTS. -
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Take Ny Word for 1t
By FRANK cobb,
Off OF.

Slip o the Tongue. THE ship got
off of its course" No. "Of of is re-
duntant, and is stigmatized by the
authorities as dialeetal usage.
Better say: The ship got off its
course. r.-
Wrong: "We bought the apples off
of farmer" Right: We bought the
apples from farmer.
Wrong: 1--WE kept the children off
of the street" Right: We kept the
children off the street.
While "of" should not follow "off, -
it is quite proper to say "out of as
the opposite of into"
Correct: He went out of the house.
She fell out of the window. They
poured the sand out of Cor: from
their shoes.
In designates location. Into desig-
mates movement.
Correct: The house stands in the
wood. He is swimming in the river.
Correct: He fell into the lake.
They crossed into Canada.
@. Why do we call our Decent
piece ''dime'?-G. F.
A. Dime is French word mean
ing 1.-The tenth part" Hence. orig
inally, 1.-THE paid the church. The
French pronounce it deem. 1t comes
from the Latin deem: "ten."
When the dollar was adopted in
1887 as the official United States
monetary unit, the French word
dime was borrowed as an apt and
convenient name for the ten-cent
piece,
Last call for my 1946 Pronunciation
Test" Are you one in thousand who
can make perfect score? For a free
copy of this fascinating Pronunciation
Test, send q stamped, self-addressed enve-
lope to Frank Colby, in care Of The Star.
(Copyrfght, The Bell Syndicate, Inc, 1946l
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GARAGES FOR RENT.

GARAGE, large enough for or 8 trucks
Apply 80 o st. ne. or telephone HO. O652.
DOUBLE, ax17xao. garage; for car, truck.
furniture, etc: alley rear, 1885 18th St
NV. SO mo Ia ;32U0 II
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Dutch Schools Aided

A large Dutch petroleum company
has made gifts of more than $780,
900 to universities in the Neither
lands. Leiden and Delft Universe
ties were given grants to establish
laboratories for physical technology
and chemical technology and other
sums went for scholarships for stu
dents at various schools.
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COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR SALE.

FINE I2-ROOM ALL-BRICK COLONIAL
With acres of well-landscaped land. many
fine outbuildings: located on main arterial
highway and ,busline. Everything about
this place is in Al condition and could
not be. duplicated for $4,000. Will sell
Immediately for $4,000 on reasonable
terms. owner IL! and leaving for Cali
fornia. This is an extraordinary opportu-
nifty seldom offered the public, and is just
as represented in this ad Call MR.
BOWEN. Chestnut 1894
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.

BUICK 1910 2-door sedan: with radio and
heater; has new-car appearance and per-
formanse; oPA ceiling. $e15:. Call MR..
BUICK 40 5-passenger, .4-door touring
clean throughout; mechanically perfect.
radio and heater; within OPA ceiling price,
81. 900. trade and terms. EICHBERG
A AVIS SALES CO.. 1927 r st. NV. no.
BUICK 1899 4-door, s wheels. century
HAWKINS l. SIMPLIFY. RoeRvii aad so. OF Mi
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MONEY WANTED.
GARAGES FOR SALE

$1,000 End TRUST MORTGAGE OF s years
duration. This note bears g per cent inter
est. Fer further information. Mr.. PISANI,
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MODERN COUNTRY HOME-S-em. house,
also 5-rm. house, barn and other outbuild-
ings;; about Ii acres; various fruit trees,
20 miles on State hwy. Southern Md own
err will sell. small down payment, easy
terms, or will exchange clear for small
FRANCIS c. HEIGLE. 14I7 I, st. NV. MA
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BENDALL SPECIALS
1894 Ford 2 dr., S275
1885 Dodge a dr.. $295
1887 Studebaker 4 dr., S473.
1941 WHY'S dr.. $685..
194l Packard club coupe, ST 1876.
1912 Studebaker 4 dr., 81 1895.
1941 Packard 4 dr., 81 ,623.
1887 De Soto cony, S532.
] 935 Hudson dr.. 1875.
1875 Olds 2 dr., S432.
1854 Nash ? dr., 1855.
1896 Buick dr., S545
1894 Plymouth dr.. 1892
1920 Lincoln Zephyr 4 dr., $685..
1888 Dodge 4 dr., 1895.
All prices, below oPA ceiling. oper
1911 King St, Alex. Va. OY. 1000. 81
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED

PRIVATE PARTY urgently needs panel
truck: will call at your convenience, pay
cash. Telephone Ii 5455 -
NEEDED AT ONCE--Late-model ton and
half cargo. stake or dump. Call Georgia
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AUTO PAINTING.

AUTO PAINTING and body work; esti-
mates given evenings and week ends at
sol No. Quincy ST., Arl., Va. CHI 5174
AUTO PANTING-Complete Job. s35 up,
work guaranteed. GILBERT. 41O2 Pa
ave. ext. Sc LII $3.50
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Remove enc letter. from each word and
Print the letter opposite the word from
which YOU have removed II, If you have
''I.ettered- Out" correctly It's green China
tea.
Answer to Yesterdays Letter-Ost.
tI1 AILMENT-MENTAL Tin this mind.
(Ct CHRCME-HOMER tpoet.
tHl HARVEST-VASTEH tn1ore tmmensel.
tol BLOUSE-BLUES lunhappinsss).
(R) DIFFER~FIFE0 (piped}.
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LOTS EoR sAIr

CHEVY CHASE, BETHESDA. Kensins ton
Have large selection OF lots from which to
e show. BERLIN REALTY CO.. EN-
1900. %
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AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE Cont.

BUICK TAX taxi. ls3s, with P. Z; G.; USED
new tires. recently, oveEhauied sofa
Nichols ave. Sc, Apt. /. after 5 pm,
CADILLAC 40 4-door touring sedan, model
1862 special: original black finish and in;
condition; radio and heater: consider trade
F. E? Z, nS sa II Rs Sfe3 sS as
oPA ceiling. -sslI. RANDALL MOTORS.
ccHRYsLER 1897 Airfiow sedan: wrecked;
Tires. motor, radio and chassis ok. slIGo
DODGE 1912 fluid drive; good condition,
including Incl p. P9S LICENSE; guarantee lnspec-
t,on. hear III ST. NV. so
motor Just overhaaied and eompIeseiy per- per-
trade trade for iste-modeip Diasup truck. r. &.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. orders for these
sensational 1947 automobiles. CENTRAL
ca SdSo c oS a o5bs Lee hwy Arlington
LINCOLN Zephyr 1871 4-dr sedan; RADIO
ses o ossk drer sh %he ts sdswf
PA ceiling, Sl.5a4. BROWN, Falls Oh.
LINCOLN Zephyr 1912 4-door sedan: euss
This ne-owner late-model car is in. new
date devery a opA i Haesda ifT
MOTORS; Lincoln and Mercury Dealers,
m ia o'Rfh Il ny i54s mined DEL Demon
WAsaiNGToN MoToRETTEs DIsfRi-
sH: 44o0, Open. to s., 30.
s within wiz 4 oPa a ssdaa sG Sc eCn s5
2o12 ClitIbourne pl, NV,
$500; within oPA, ceiling. DE. 1926,
Packard is4h clipper Ii; H's 4-door sedan: .
tone green tinish: ESod tires and quiet
Kennedy st; NV. RA. 7720: -3ao
PACKARD 1857 5,pass: COW: coupe. 1900
under oPA. HAWKINS & sHIPLEY. Rock
PLYMOUTH 1912 taxi with PUG; excel
lent condition: Independent eolors; priced
PLYMogTH 1s4s four-door ex-taxi; sSls
Pontiac osar .ood is a.: 4dSor new paint good
low OPA ceiling price. WI; 1866. 20
1870 er m9t0 roos eohd sh Joys
AFRO RADIO 90 A IsshzSssAs telescope,
stss, HHA y AUTO = R !.I2 CO,
Will VII TRADE Ill Buick ''s Special 9-d door
sedan for lighter car in good cond. Call
after pm, TIE. 1865. 80
HUDSON 1871 Commodore sedan, radio.
III Hudson dss,n. 1914 s Commodore convertible
n.d Package f.l s .I Ia41 s-eyl sedan radio and
heater. Vacuumotiye drive. 81. 0as. ~
Chrysler 1874 New Yorker sedan, radio
and heater, fluid drive, 81 ,662.
OldSmObile 1910 x sedan. 81 .nIl
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Points for Parents
Constantly having his hands slapped hearing
full bloom later


Mother-This is mothers mirror.
You may look at the baby in it.
Now we'll put it up here and you
may have this shiny tin pan. See,
the baby is in it. too.
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BUSINESS PRoPERTY WANTEp.

oVStNE33 FWVPENJI WANIEU.
WISH TO LEASE BUILDING, / or fioors,
APPROX. 10000 50. IT. for use as motion
picture studio; LIST or md commercial:
good neighborhood; near transp.; down.
town location not essential BYRON. INC,
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FARMS WANTED.
MONEY TO LOAN.

FARM. Is to 10 acres. nearby Maryland.
VIII pay I'll cash. Phone TR. 1924. FL
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LOTS WANTED.
REAL ESTATE SALE OR EXCHANGE

/ PAY CASH Tor lots IN %. G. or nearb
Nd SCOTT SANDERS. TR 7hE3
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MANNING PL. NV. at Potomac ave. NV.
corner and adjoining lot; suitable terms
ssymsas i sSons ss owner HAROLD Sse' ' ao T.
APT. HOUSE. GROUND. almost 10000
50. IT,, finest NV. section: 81 foot: room
R for about sxc 1SS units TmED A SMITH
ALABAMA AVE. s'E.2Two box1Oo- foot
y yeeasd lots street, sts sa sE
FINE LEVEI IoTs, total lisa IT. 'front.'
age. ..283 IT., deep; located Groveton, Va,
community: high elevation; close to good
TRANSFORMATIONS, total price for all. $1,000.
or can be bought separately. r. l. RHINE
EEAk sIse co 6oI Pr 1ag st. Alexandria
h ! T. s'f HoMEsITss.An lots have
frontage of 20. IT, located in Woodmoor,. q
es area K HAM Ssns REhI
TORS To- soo sH. 66@8; ewes. call Mr.. Casey
CLINTON eli MD.-wards Sub; about ~
acres, aooxsoo It.; electricity: priced
right for quick sale. Call OWNER. LII.
AMERICAN UNIVERSITY PARK - Level
lot in one of the incest sections Of the
city. all facilities available. $4,000. Ewes.
and Sun. call Mr.. Strohecker, OW. 5027.
P F;th sRzNch r al are now able
to offer few acre lots in this most attrac-
tive community which Is carefully pro-
ard of development SO far maintained will
not be lessened: 81 $50 for inside lots with
frontages running from q so to $50 feet
Phone d; 1915 until p pm, VIM. H
1897. 1919 X st. NV 80
CHEVY CHASE. MD.-The choice pro-
posed subdivision, consisting OF approx
mately - acres, tentatively plotted into
IA lovely building sites. most lots having
10 to 100 IT. frontage with depths varying
100 to 200 it,: Is lots front on improved
street with utilities. In our opinion 1t Is
attractiyeiy priced and viii warrant prompt
action from prospective builders. Another
group Of lots lust off Conn. ave ne.r the
U. s. Bureau of Standards. For full par
tieulars. call Mr.. Beaupre teyes.. Wo
5l59l. THos; J. FISHER CO., INC,
ATOMIC AGE NO THREAT /. you have
foresight to buy domestic now outside city
limits, with all imps. available; 80 min
CITY Direct from owner, on your terms.
FOREST HILLS, d. Chr. 2sth and
terrace; owner leaving city and has priced
right for quick sale. Call Mr.. Kamons,
O. 1362 with LL JS6uM q GERBER
FIRsT coMMEhoiAL fo1 iaas 9th st. nv
4shx92 70 alley. RA. 1901. IA
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one-half years. MI. Miller IS a
former teacher in the Montana

one-half years. Mr. Miller is a
former teacher in the Montana
schools and recently returned
from the Southwest Pacific
where he has been an engineer
in the Merchant Marine.
Miss Lillian Harrington re-
places Mrs. Smith in the third
grade. Mrs. Smith has been
doing substitute work for Miss
Lamey since Thanksgiving. Miss
Harrington. who comes from
Great Falls, is a graduate of
the Great Falls College of Ed
ucation and has been a pre-
viouS teacher in the Montana
school system. She has just
returned from England and
France where she served with
the Women's Army corps for
the past two years. being as
signed to the 9th Air force
which saw much service during
the war. While in England and
France she had an opportun :
ity to study the educational
systems. and also attended
school while in France.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. c. Renncik
accompanied their son. Ken
meth, to BoZeman on Dec. 81.
Kenneth will resume his stud
les in civil engineering at the
Montana State college, which
were interrupted by his enlist
ment in the army. He enlisted
in 1912, was called for basic
training in April, 1913. and
went overseas in December of
1943. He returned to his home
in November, 1945 and has
been visiting with his parents
for the past six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Taylor K. Ell
der moved to Grow Agency dur
ing the past week from Half
way and will make their
home here. Mr.. Elder will fill
the position left vacant by the
retirement of Mr.. Boggess.
George C. Russell, recently
returned from the service. will
resume his position at Half
way.
Seaman &c Junior Pretty
weasel. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Owen Prettyweasel, arrived on
Jan. g., on a weeks furlough
which he viii spend with his
parents, sisters and brother.
Seaman Prettyweasel is sta
toned at San Diego. Calf.
Pfc. William Russell left on
Jan. 4. for Camp Lewis. Wash.
after spending a 6O-day fur
Tough with his wife and other
relatives at Pryor.
Richard Littlelight was hon.
orably discharged from the
army at Camp Mccoy, Wis,
and has returned to his home
at Wyola. He has been in the
army since last April. Mrs.
Littlelight went to McCay last
August where she has remain
ed with her husband until his
DISCHARGE.