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The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-01
So To Bed

Hunters polish their weapons
and trek through the woods for
hours in search Of game. But
not this hunter He drives
his car along the highway and
runs down rabbits and then
gets out and knocks them IN
the head with a black jack.
The night before last, a local
deputy sheriff, on his regular
patrol of the county, happened
to run over a cotton-tail. Tho
impact of the car was insult
ficent to kill the animal and 1t
started to hop away. Feeling
sorry for Brer Rabbit, he hop
ped out Of the car and put an
end to the animals suffering
with a we'll placed lick from
his black jack.
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OF HOTEL
EMPLOYEES ENDED
Government Brings About
Settlement At Washing
ton; Coal Farley Today
Rv The Associated Press

The government brought about
settlement of the Washington hotel
strike Thursday and expressed
hope a formula could be found for
ending a pilots strike that has
grounded planes of Trans World
airlineS.
On another labor front, govern
ment representatives girded for a
showdown today on John l.. Lewis
new demands for his 400, 900 soft
coal miners.
These were the major develop
ments:
1.-The three weeks strike of s.
900 ALL service employees IN 10
major Washington hotels ended
when Reconversion Director john
R. Steelman brought the disputants
together on a compromise. En-
ployes receiving no tips got pay
raises of six cents an hour with
the others receiving three cents.
Presidential Secretary Charles G.
Ross said the White House stepped
See STRIKE on Page Three
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STATE ENGINEERS
PREPARING STUDY
City Council Awaits New
Proposals For Truck
Route Here

The State Highway commission
will shortly forward to Wilmington
a detailed report by its engineers,
comparing Third and Seventh
Street as prospective city truck
routes, T. T. Belts, its division
engineer, said in Fayetteville yes
terday.
Should the Wilmington City Coun-
Gil reject both the reports, Belts
expressed himself as confident that
the commission would stand ready
to survey other possible routes.
He emphasized, however, his
continued belief that Federal pub
tic roads administration funds
would not be available for any
route which would pass outside the
city limits, and indicated that this
difficulty would bar state approx
al for any of the various round
the-town'' truck lanes that have
been proposed.
The city administration is al
ready committed against continu-
ed use Of Third Street for heavy
traffic and its members have in
Dictated that they would no: ap.
prove any plan to widen the pre-
sent route by taking out the plazas
that now bisect it in the downtown
areas.
A. H. Graham, chairman Of the
highway commission, was quoted
in Raleigh two months ago as de-
claring that the Third Street route
is a menace to the city's safety.
600 ENCTNTEpc mn poro uh...
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Russia Turns
River
m},MoWn
- :1use To Take
r. In Conference
FRANCE HESITANT
international Traffic Farley
Had Been Recommended
By Economic Council

NEW YORK., Oct. 31.-(P)
Russia, Czechoslovakia and
Yugoslavia Thursday turned
down a request by the United
Nations that they attend a
special conference on interna-
tional traffic on the Danube
river.
The other nations invited
the United States, Great
Britain, Greece and France
agreed to join the parley but
France made its acceptance con
ditional.
In announcing the replies, Secre'
tary-General Trygve Lie said hi
has asked the three "%agreeing'
governments if they wished to con
vene the conference in the light o.
the refusal of the three Easter
nations to join.
The conference was recommend
ed recently by the Economic ane
Social council as an outgrowth o.
Yugoslavia's charges that the al
lied military authorities had re
fused to release 1877 of her vessels
All the ships are being held in the
United States zone of occupation
See NATIONS on Page Three
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Plan
orNon-Arms
On Calendar
Unanimous Approval Given
To Motion For Debate
On Important Issues
ACENDA APPROVED
Expected Floor Fight Over
India Complaint On
South Africa "Fades"

NEW YORK., Oct. 31-(R
The United Nations assem-
bly, in a surprising burst of
speed unanimously decided
Thursday night to give Rus
sia's ornaments limitation
proposals and the Spanish
question a thorough airing
and cleared the way for con-
sideration of a long list of
other problems facing the dele
gates Of 81 nations.
The assembly adopted the Sc
item agenda presented by the steer
ing committee with little debate in
a 61-minute session which ended at
Sis D. m. EST. 1t thus made up
for some Of the time lost by the
weeks speeches. in general debate
which were completed Thursday
morning when the Soviet Ukrain-
ian foreign minister Dmitri Manu-
ilsky, unleashed a heated attack on
Cuba and Australia for advocating
changes in the veto system.
The time that the Soviet arms
plan and Spain will be taken up
remains indefinite but it is ex-
pected that the assemb1y's politi-
cal committee, to which they were
referred, will lose little time in
sending them to the floor.
SEQ RUSSIAN On Page Three
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10000 Field
WorkersWill.
Get Paid Off
Paul Porter Announces Lat
est Move By Fast Vanish
ing Control Agency
$4,000 RELEASED
Last OF Vast Army OF Un-
paid Volunteers To Be /
Released From Duties

WASHINGTON, Oct. 81
(P) - Fast-vanishing OPA
Thursday ordered 10000 field
workers cut off the payroll,
and directed that it's 1,642
local price controls boards
close up on Nov. A.
The order, besides cutting
the paid field staff by nearly.
one-third, terminates the SER
vice of some 4 5000 unpaid vol
unteers.
Paul Porter, harried price con-
troll chief, had some nice words
prepared for both his volunteer and
paid workers. He had planned to
release them Friday noon but when
subordinates sent out confidential
alvance notices on the slash, the
news soon leaked out.
Porter said that the 1,642 local
boards had 8,613 paid clerks. 9th
er paid supervisory field workers
brought the total to 10, 1000. All Of
these will get a 30-day dismissal
notice to wind up their work and
transfer records.
Porter added that 1886 board
members and 10, 1T other volun-
teers were serving without pay.
This compared with a wartime
peak of 1851 local boards with
nearly 235 900 volunteers,
The OPA chief said so few price
ceilings had survived that the ex-
See FIELD on Page Three
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-01

The chickens have come nome
to roost. Mr.. Molotov's address IS
the powerful counter-attack 10
which we have exposed ourselves
because the s~trategical plan ana
the tactict of our peace-maKlng
have been based on a deep mis-
calculation of the situation.
Our strategical plan has been to
concentrate our diplomatic effort
on an attempt by neg iiations to
reduce the power Of the Soviet
Union in eastern Europe-in the
sphere of influence where the RED
Army is dominant. VIZ have not
succeeded because M cannot by
argument compel an army to 60
home.
But in devoting a year to this
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8. United States policy toward
Argentina, as expressed by a
Byrnes statement April 8, still re-
mains in force.
That statement said in effect
that the United States would not
participate in a Pan-American
military defense treaty with Argen-
tina until the government of Gen.
Juan D. Peron expelled Nazi agents
in line with its pledges.
Today's assertions by Byrnes
undoubtedly were prompted by re-
cent press reports that Braden
would resign because of opposition
to his Argentine policy, particularly
from the Army, certain members
of Congress, and George S. Mes
sersmith, U. S. ambassador in
Buenos Aires.
See NAILS On Page Three
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CITY COMMITTEE
EYES SEWER BIDS
Five Firms Submit Propo.
sails Ranging From $751;,
600 To $4,000

A three-man city administration
committee is today studying bids
submitted by five contractors on
the installation of sewer mains on
Central Boulevard l. Sunset Park
and on Chestnut street with the
quoted bids so uniformly high that
there is a good possibility the city
council may be forced to reject
all five.
City Manager J.. R.. Benson,
Purchasing Agent Gilbert F. Nor
ton and City Engineer J. A. Lough-
lin, the bid committee, wer not
See COMMITTEE On Page Three
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Legislators Pledge
Support To College
The Weather

FORECAST
North Carolina-Clear to partly cloudy
Friday and Saturday. little change in
temperature except not SO warm in north
Saturday.
eastern Standard Time)
(By U. S. Weather Bureau
Meteorological data for the "a hours
ending 1880 pm. yesterday.
Temperatures
1880 IN. IS. 7:30 am. 81; 80 pm. 81;
1880 pm. 10.
Maximum 81; Minimum 60; Mean SIS;
81.
Humidity
1870 am. 95; 1880 I'm. 100; 1870 pm.
Is; 1880 pm. SO.
Precipitation
Total for "a hours ending 7:30 I'm -
300 inches.
Total since the first of the month -
so inches.
Tides For Today
(From the Tide Tables published by
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey.
Wilmington --- 1882 am. 1854 am.
1912 pm. 10 :38 pm.
Masonboro Inlet - am. sos am.
, 12:41 pm. 7:14. pm
Sunrise 6:32; Sunset $40; Moonrise
LOB pm; Moonset II IA pm. II
River stage at Fayetteville, NC at
am. Thursday (missing] feet. -.
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To Honor Rector

On Sunday afternoon, November
8, at S o'clock, the choir OF st.
Johns Episcopal church, will pre-
sent, as a part of the vesper serv-
ice. a program of special music
honoring the 21st anniversary OF
the rectorship of the Rev. Edgar
w. Halleck at St. Johns.
Mr.. Halleck came to Whining
ton from Waycross, Ga, in No
vember, 1925. The organist for this
service will be MI. W. o. S. Sutaer-
land and the soloists-Mrs. Theo-
dore He shagen, soprano, and Mr..
Cecil M. Appleberry, baritone.
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CALLING CARDS

WASHINGTON, Oct. 31-P-
Question: How many calling cards
DO you leave for a social visit at
the White House?
Answer: One to three, depending
upon who YOU are. And if a mar
ried couple calls, the number
mounts up to four or five.
With the White House resumlng
its prewar social activities, Mrs.
James Helm, its social secretary,
explained the calling card protocol
at a news conference Thursday IN
reply to queries. It goes like this:
When a man and his wife call,
he leaves three cards - one each
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Today And Tomorrow
Rv WALTER LIPPMANN

argument we could have lost a year
which could have been devoted to
constructive efforts in the sphere
where the British and Americans
have influence and power-in
western Germany and western
Europe, in the Mediterranean and
the Middle East, and in the colo
NAL areas of Africa and Asia.
When our diplomatic campaign
against the Russian orbit had
failed, as it did in Paris, the Soviet
counter-offensive began. Once it
had been proved that we could
not compel the Red Army to retire
from eastern Europe, when the
small states in the Russian orbit
had been compelled to commit
See LIPPMAN On Page Eleven
The Wilmington morning star., 1946-11-01
CALLING CARDS
You Need More Than One
For White House Visits

for the President, Mrs. Truman
and Margaret.
It seems a woman never calls on
a man. S o t h e wife leaves two
cards - for Mrs. Truman and Mar
gaert only. Or she might skip Mar
garet and just leave one for the
First Lady.
In some European countries it
is not customary Cor a married
woman to call formally On an I'M
married woman. However, Ameri-
can married women incline to
recognition Of the unmarried wo-
mai in the household.
See WHITE HOUSE On Page Three
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BUD, BULBS
SPR0UT IN NORTH
New England States Report
Warmest Halloween On
Record; Snow In West
Ry The Associated Press

Buds burst into bloom in the
Northeastern United States yester-
day as temperatures shot into the
sos, making it one of the war1nest
Halloween's on record, but rescue
parties had to battle waist-deep
snow to reach isolated persons in
the Rocky Mountain
The I'm S e a S o n a b l e warmth
brought new marks for the date in
See TREES on Page Three
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LOTS FOR SALE (Cont. J

CHEVY CHASE-S2, 800 on terms, for 40
It. lot near Nebraska ave and Mckinley
KoLB AI INC, MI ': Zoo h"' $500 : IL ~
OWNER LEAVING TowN-Win sell sew
eral building lots each AZ by l4S #. in
AIRING on, Va: close to high school, stores
and buses CHI, "@l1. Ii
WooD RID; LoIs-Two lovely Level lots,
+ Rr ! ave 9u re- No 4a ai; lis -
go mo- Call PIONEER REALTY co,
ESCAPE crowded living conditions: buy
cheap from owner; beautiful Chevy Chase
Nd. homesites. Small cash payment
81, mo, gives deed; no brokers. HO
sSsr SPRING 'b ssant SS area .'FS snt 59T
APPROXIMATELY as-ft. trontage-A re.
sHILIfN ExsISsine Cal Y'G Mr. WooiSard'
His Of silver spring, with VI ali Improve
em or CASH to fa5 serei ane oH Ishos
Cedar St Takoma Park. D. C. GE- oss1
81 SLEEPY hollow. VA. Fairfax county:
down, pay of small balance. Call TR.
; LOTS. eoxl2o each, ! corner lot; level
CHEVY CHASE VIEW, MD.-Beautiful
building site. APPROX 10ox15o. on Conn.
ave; high elevation: all utilities; sacri-
flee, $3.50 cash. OWNER. ST. 2416,
CATHEDRAL AVE- lots, each 37iax.0a
feet; best n W section, high elevation, gen
tly slopine terrain. Both for S5,5o0. RU-
DOLPH SHILLIN exclusive Call Mr..
Woodward, CO. 1919; ewes, DI. $500
FAIRFAX FARMS, VA.-1s acres wooded
on good stream, is mi. D. C; $1,000.
Box 4S.-L Star "a
LARGE TRACT OF land. ripe for subdi-
vision. only minutes from U. s. Public
Health and Naval Medical Center Also
30 building lots. u of which are IN the
vile. Please call MRS. DE BECK, WI. 41""@2
Ia
COLORED HOME SITES. Arlinaton noun
BOWERS, 1l04 18TH ST. NV. RE. c029
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LEGAL NOTICES.
VERNON E. WEST. STANLEY DeNEALE
and IRVING BRYAN. ATTORNEYS for
pAfi

IN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE
United STATS for The District OF Go CO
extension of New York Avenue between
BladenSburs Road and South Dakota Ave
snd pd s 81 aaa" Of
Street between Adams Street and Ames
Place; opening Of a3rd Street between
posed per D, c Highway Plan. opening Of
Ames Place between 3lst and Bard Streets.
and excess land adjacent therrto al ~
S SoTIcE AND ORDER OF puBLIcA-
NGee Of Is hsfe' ns ssn of co
lumbia 'pursuant to certain proyision Of
the Act of CongreSs. approved March 4
tions for the expenses Of the government
Of the District Of Columbia for The fiscal
year ending JCne thirtieth nineteen hun
whereby they are authorized TO open. eX-
tend. or widen any street, avenue. road or
pefmsnent II system Of f'' hshvsss A in that
portion Of the Dstriot Of f.. cSlnmbia out
gress approved March >, 1893 as amended
hs so the Acts q consres Ss approved June rs
Condemnation under the provisions of sub
Law for The District Of Columbia and puT-
aress approved April II, 1885. entitled
An Act to provide for the ACQUISITION of
land in the District of Columbia in excess
improvements AND for other ptrposes"}.
have filed petition in this, Court praying
for the extension of New York Avenue be-
tween Blsdensbure Road and South Dakota
Avenue for the extension Of Adams Street
extension o. aist street between Adams
Street and Ames Place for the opening of
ad Street s0 pen G Hehwas
tween aist end a$rd strsets, and excess
east section in the District OF Columbia,
as. shown on map or plat filed with the
ssid petition, as part thereof. and pray
IN accordance with the law provided for
IN such cases TO assess the DAMAGES each
reason of the said openings and exten-
sions, and excess land adjacent thereto. and
10 assess the benefits resulting therefrom
penses Of said PROCEEDINGS. 81 upon ' any w lands
which the jury may find will be benefited;
as provided for IN and by the sfores a!
june 1852 Rf RED !F hat sn aas
s h. nd any in hsse sns
fore the. 2?nd day of July. 1916. at 10
until the Court sh ali have made its Anal
order rstifyins and confirming the, award
Of damages and the assessment Of benefits
herein: ard ii is further ORDERED That
copy OF this notice and order be pub
iished twice week for two successive
the Wa Nhngtou Post and the Washington
Times Herald, newspapers published in the
said District, commencing al least twenty
days before the said 'snd 6av OF July,
1876 II is further ORDERED. That
COPY Of this notice and order be served by
the United States Marshal or, his deputies
land tn b. condemned herein as NAV be
found by the said Marshal or his deputies
the tenants and occupants of the same,
before the said end dav Of Iuly,- 1916
IS ALEXANDER HOLTzOFF, Justice
STEWART. Clerk BY INEZ H, WARREN,
Deputy Clerk je17.1S.24."5
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s SoRsl ss s'9s Ssas2 E''hP hin ana ana
Vermont aye. NV; MI. 6ll9i
ceiling. 1914 D st. Sc. 19'
FORD 1899 60-hp. cpe.: motor recently
overhauled: $3.50; under OPA ceiling. 21o
Lynhaven St, Alex, Va, between i and
HUDSON s, 1898 4-door sedan. good run
ming condition, $3.50: within OPA ceiling.
Can be seen 5000 29th ave. Queens Chapel
Manor, Hyattsviue. Md. all day Sunday.
R-FRAzER.Taking orders for these
sensational 1947 automobiles. CENTRAL
MOTORS TORS CO, 3143 Lee hwy. Arlington.
oLDSMoBILE 1871 4-door sedan, hgdro-
ICE, 1lth and Vermont ave. NV. MI. 81 10.
PACKARD 1871 4-door sedan: heater, ex-
cel!ent condition; oPA ceiling SL;56l,
ll!h and Vermont. MI. 5ila ii
PLYMOUTH / 93:i 4-door sedan; good CON
dltion; good tires; 500; under oPA
r las 1$.h St. E Sc. !, 7oeo p,;cs Ss5.r
sood condition. Tor or 1885 to a Harley
Davidson motorcycle. 1893 Shirley hwy
e eIIHEFa3i II TRUCK, 1e4l ia ton: new
door door, best est offer under opA, $3.50 80
Marmon 4-door. new motor best offer
1928 s20a Fenton St, Silver Spring. Md
am, to pm is
COMPARE THESE CARS--Will sell with
or without trade. ,OPA ceiling prices and
lished Buick agency.
Al Olds '76''. model custom sedan:
radio and heater -------,.--- Sl,341
Al Buick COL model spass. limou-
HY l9H m1lfsfs BUICK co. WA sz iii
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BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE Cont. }

18th AND SITS. N.W.-Adjoinina corner.
W. In 0 the center Of abe ehs oil
Pprofessionsi ofiees VIM denver vassnt
s. NV ME 54oS. I 4 Complete o. 1o Re al
t FORM kIss:1S coMM1Kc1AL. suitable for
stores and apis These locations are con-
Investment They have unlimited posi-
e9RMAK' B Be- !iSS blocks vs.; l o,
Conn. -lo,O0o 50. #. facing , blvds,
adjacent new G W Hospital, United States
News: This in my opinion is the ,outstand
nee and lott bldg and many other COM
merclal purposes. Asking price less than
FOR SALE OR LEAsE-En,ire bldg. con-
st. st.; 81 near ~ mn In the very heart q
fe les; al area This 3-sto:y brick bldg
:nd f., rms, on srd floor You can
usual opp OPPORTUNITY Csll me imme9iate.y:
M5 sSss NE 1913 $3.50 f Hfo ssfafy
4 CO, 1915 X st. nv. ME-. 540o, A
eo 6nSsIs RfSI Es'f ,,h p ANp
apt apt house; rms ki'ohen and 6 bath each
HRc1oL Iee RFALf y! Ne MfS lsi Cal 'i Nh
on, C0NNECTICUT AVE. in the heart Of
md floor, This ,4-story, orics bids. should
Cal me me os and mems es 95 {HGt q seTnesI
81" uf leo SsafsH aed co 4 II
< ST NV. ME. 800. A Complete Real
FARM FARM AND BUSINESS PROPERTY for Sale
IN good town near Frederick, Md; modern
brick store with gas. STA, GARAGE and
Sye bSs farm snd sbo h 81 acres
with VIII s,ream will sell IN part or as whole
sSy rS 81, SILVER Spring Nd lis
apartment or store; write particulars; no
hTGker sr Dlssis Box aSs b st Store
session of store IN 30 days; lot, ,5xIao
s:jaG: eyes and sun az D1 M d7o5' BOSS &
NEAR 10Th AND / Sis. N.w,-and com
m me ~ ,a5 So feel on alley 3-story
H PGf O'S "a aGS evss and sum ceb a
$3.50. BOSS &; PHELPS. l4l7 K st. n W.
FOR SALE; dry cleaning and laundry
agency; 7O33c Wisconsin ave. NV. Call
WI. 9.la. Low price. IL
VACANT, open = 10 d: Zoned hTSt CONNER
clal; doctors. dentists or any business: 4Sl0
Georgia ave. NV. Detached corner BRICK,
j. rooms. 3 baths. oil heat: plans for first
floor store. must be seen % appreciate
this yalpe: $4,000 cash required. A D
TORE REALTY CO, 625 North Capitol
no 200 II
ist COMMERCIAL in heart of business sec
ton: 4-story brick: ideal for Offices and
lent financing title can be passed, imme
diately Shown by appt. only. Call d..
S734 N BASILIKO REALTY co. is
NEAR \. CAPITOL AND II ST. NM
story brick bldg. store occupying st f.. ,
apis above: total rent, Sl6.. 80: automatic
h.-w.h.: price. Sl4,50o. FLOYD E. DAVIS
CO. MA 035@ is
COLORED-Provident Realty Co, business
brokers'. commercial properties. from So
St Nv. MI Ss45. Open TIN pm. is
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AUTOMOBILES WANTED.

BUICK. Cnryslel. Doegs; elymousn, olas
mand Of returning overseas .,sa veterans 1;1:
inside our modern parking building for
appraisal or cali M Mile Miller 81 EX ~. 1900
= Gore IN snd Nj 49,,
BUCKS wanted / will pay the high
est cash dollars any make. any model
WILLIAMS AUTO SALES; R. 1. ave. at
Goth ST. ne Adams S344.
BUICK OWNERS be, wise; Big prices
in sse BARNES SANDERS. 1900 14th st;
NV. cor. N. Open to $50 pm. closed
BUCKS. chevrolets, Fords, Pontiac or
any make of car that has had good care
We need them and will pay the highest
ceiling price. 81 HAWKINS. 1888 14th
St NV. DU. 4455.
CHEVROLET OWNERS be wise. Big prices
in See BARNES SANDERS, 1900 14th st;
NV, cor. n. Open to $50 pm, closed
CHEVROLET OWNERS, get every dollar
your car is worth. EN- 1854, j Dewey
Rice, CENTRAL MOTOR SALES, 4432
SMiviSLz1s-ea:s tes z Kerr ss.k.s, 20 RI
q. ETakoms Park. D. c. GEORGIA S30o<S
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WATER FRONT PROPERTY,

WANTED TO RENT cottage near water
PVT. beach, within so miles D. C. RA.
ON OYSTER LAKE. unexcelled harbor from
Rappahannock River or Chesapeake Bay,
paved road by. good beach, t;-room bunsa-
low. electricity: la-acre oyster shore; price.
S3,S50. w. C. BROOKS. Realtor. Phone
S9-F-3. Box 3S3, Tappahapnock, Va.
MODERN BUNGALOW at Lewisetta. Va.
fronting on Potomac River and Chesa peak
Bay I'm aXctllec sand beach: Is rooms and
bath. oak flooring and fireplace in living
room. modern kitchen with large nabi-
nets, large screened rorch. storm sash and
rock wool insulation; poultry houses and
Garden: price, $500. :, lots: paved road
BY. W. c. BROOKS. Reaitor. Phone
VACATION on an old-fashioned farm, good
bay al Point Lookout, Md; S25 a week,
$40 weak end; reservations. Ewes. RA.
BEVERLY BEACH, on Chesapeake Bay
Summer homes and building sites. Write
FOR QUICK CASH SALE, woodland Beach.
Md. five corner lots, wooded and high.
Call Glebe 1859 or Ma. s732. -21
DEALE, MD, Owings Beach, % mi D. c.
,-Furnished cottage on large lot with
beautiful view of bay: artisan water piped
IN, also modern toilet facility. electricity:
WANTED Il coIIAGE. tey July and Au-
gust within Is miles Of Washington. Lay;