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Evening star., 1946-11-13
Army Seeks 70 Feed
Hundreds in Worst
Colorado Blizzard
sy ths Associoisd Press

DENVER, Nov. 13.-Army We
hicles bucked huge snowdrifts
today to get food to hundreds of
families and thousands Of head
of livestock as Red Cross head
quarters was set up to relieve the
suffering caused by Southeastern
Colorado's worst blizzard in
years.
Rlanes stood by to fly hay to
sriowbound cattle and sheep which
could not be reached by Army
"Weasels." trucks and bulldozers
that plowed into drifts, some Of
them 10 to Is feet high.
Fair skies were forecast for today's
rescue efforts by the Weather Bu-
reau which reported q foot-deep
blanket of snow over most Of the
area four days after snow stopped
falling in the week-long blizzard
which has claimed is lives.
The Red Cross established head
quarters at Colorado Springs to CO.
ordinate relief.
Many Found in Need.
A seven-plane reconnaissance mis-
sion from Colorado Springs discov-
cred many families In need Of food
and fuel in the Edison district 30
miles southeast of there. Sighting
a distress signal--an K traced in the
snow-William Hunt landed and
was told by q rancher Of the dis
trict's plight.
Five CAT Army transport planes
ON Lowry Field few hay to a herd
Oh 10000 caGtle reported frozen in
their tracks" in feet of snow in
Lincoln County. Another cargo
plane dropped hay to starving ante
lQpe in that county. A private air.
line (UniteO put a plane at the
disposal of the Red Cross for relief
work.
Farther south, in the Pueblo area,
GA Army trucks, seven "weasels" and
three dulldozers from the Pueblo
Ordnance Depot famed out over the
storm-swept country on mercy mis-
sions.
Army Contacts Hundreds.
One weasel tracked Army
designed for snow travel
went 81 miles north of Boone to
bring out two children Of the Dhu
Wright family reported Ill with in
f1uenza. Hundreds of other stranded
families were contacted as the
'weasels" made a family -by-family
sweep of the area.
One of the hardest hit spots was
Karval, farm community of sol
families, where Lincoln County
Agent John F.. Jones said the snow
was 40 inches deep on the level
ground" "A weasel" set out from
there today with Mrs. Dick Haynes, !
an expectant mother.
Although the Weather Bureau re-
ported representative snow depths
of 10 inches at La Junta, IL at
Lamar and 2. at Pueblo, on the
windswept plains, soil conservation
agents reported depths of 50 inches
south of La Junta and 70 inches
west of Pueblo.
Crowley County agent said cattle
losses in the Ordway area probably
would not exceed 3 or 4 per cent,
but would have been much higher
without this outside equipment"
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Carpenter Found Dead
After Fall Off ScaffoId

Harvey r. Burkett, A, of 4520
Canal road NV, carpenter, was
pronounced dead late yesterday
after being found unconscious by
his wife Ida beneath a scaffold at
his house.
Police said Mr.. Burkett appar-
emily had fallen from the scaffold
An autopsy will be performed to-
day at District Morgue.
Mr.. Burkett, an Army veteran,
was born here and lived in the Dis
trict all his life, it was said. Fu-
neral arrangements have not been
completed.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Toxi Token in HoIdup !
By z in Murine Gurb

Nash Cubero. 30, cab driver of nd
monston, Md, was robbed Of $35 and
his taxi last night by two men In
Marine Corps uniforms, who hailed
the cab at Fifteenth street and Penn
|sylvania avenue NV, he reported
to police.
He said the men directed him to
go to the vicinity of Bethesda Naval
Hospital and then forced him to a
remote road. He hitch -hiked to the
Sd precinct.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
|Cl0 Packers Approve
Strike If Bargaining,
lon Demands Fails
BY ihs Assoeiossd Press

CHICAGO, Nov. 13.-The CIc
United Packinghouse Workers yes
terday announced that that local
union representatives have voted te
prepare for strike action unless wage
and other demands can be settled
through collective bargaining.
Ralph Helstein, union president
said the strike, If called, would affect
the large packing companies and
most Of the smaller ones.
j. Z. Wilson, general superintend-
ent Of Swift g. Co, said the union
was mot justified in resorting to
coercive tactics at a time when we
are carrying on negotiations. The
company intends to carry on nego-
tiations in an effort to reach rea-
sonable conclusion"
Spokesmen for the other three
major packers, Armour 81 Co., Will
son g. Co. and Cudahy Packing Co.
all refused comment.
Seek Adequate Income.
Although we desire in every way
to avoid the necessity of strike, :
Mr.. Helstein said in statement
the interests Of our membership
require that conditions of work and
income be sufficiently adequate and
secure as to permit them to live
decently."
The union has been negotiating
for new contracts since August, and
workers have been employed since
August IL under an extension oi
the old contract. Mr.. Helstein said
negotiations were continuing, and
added:
Although our membership has
not completed their referendum
strike vote, we have heard from
the majority of the unions anc
their response is overwhelming II
favor for strike If such action /.
necessary"
Demand Cost-of- Living Bonus.
Chief demands Of the union ar,
for 81 an hour minimum for mel
and women standard over the coun
try, guaranteed annual wage, /;
health and welfare fund and a cost
|of-living bonus.
The union said the present com
mon labor rate for men varied from
88.5 cents an hour in metropolitan
areas to II and 30 cents in tn,
South. Womens rates average abou
10 cents an hour less. Approx
mately one-third of the packing
house workers are employed at tn,
common labor rate.
The meat industry was tied u,
early this year by a strike Of 193, ,0Ol
members of the CLIO union an,
IS 900 members Of the AFL Anal
gamated Meat Cutters and Butche
Workmen, which began January 16
President Truman ordered seizur,
Of l34 strikebound plants and OF
January 28 they resumed work on
assurance from Secretary of Agri
culture Anderson that he wouls
Immediately apply" for approva
Of any wage increases recommends
by q fact-finding panel.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Arob King Answers Truman
On Jewish Immiqrotion Plan

King Ibn Saud Of Saudi Arabia
has responded to President Tru-
mans communication in which the
Chief Executive afi1rmed his support
for a plan to admit 100, 900 Jews into
Palestine, White House Press Secre-
tary Charles @. Ross said today.
Mr.. Ross said he believed that the
King would make the reply public.
The Presidents communication
was in answer to one from King Ibn
Saud taking issue with the plan to
take care Of the displaced Jews.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
PAc School Announced

(. BALTIMORE, Nov. Is R.-A
school of political technique spon-
sored by the Maryland Citizens
Political Action Committee win be
held here November % and %, I.
Duke Avnet. State secretary of the
PAC.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Man Held in Branding
Son, 10, as Punishment
BY the A.seeioted Press

ALBUQUERQUE, N. Mex, Nov. IS.
-Candelario Perez, 80, is held with
out bond on charge of Furnishing
his son, 10. by branding him with
heated claws Of a hammer and
forcing him to kneel all night.
Robert Reidy, assistant district
attorney, said the boy, Casey, is in a
hospital for treatment of third-de-
gree burns.
He quoted the mother, who signed
a mayhem charge. as saying the
punishment was inflicted last week
because Casey sold dozen eggs for
which he had been sent and used
the money in a pinball machine.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Burcroft PTA to Meet

The Bancroft School Parent
Teacher Association will meet at
8 o'clock tonight at the school, 625
South Wakefield street, Arlington.
r. B. Morgan, program chairman,
announced that a film. Assignment
Tomorrow" will be shown.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
Six Palestine Officers
Killed in Ambushing
Of Railway Patrol
BY tho As.oe;o,sd Pres.

JERUSALEM, Nov. 13. At
tackers described by police as
Jewish extremists today am
bushed a police dawn patrol
which daily combs railway lines
for bombs, blasting its ram
shackle hand d-propelled car and
killing all six officers aboard.
The suicide patrol" which was
instituted two weeks ago when Irgun
zvai Leumi said it was launching an
antirailway drive was ambushed at
Belt Safafa on the outskirts Of Jeru-
salem. The patrol had been appear
ing daily at the same spot, a few
minutes after starting its track in
spection tour from Jerusalem yards.
Killed were two British constables,
one Arab sergeant and three Arab
police officers.
Passenger Train Stranded.
Another train attack near Jaffa
left q fireman and an Arab police
guard wounded and stranded the
days first passenger train. In both
attacks police said explosives buried
between crossties were electrically
Railway schedules have been re-
stricted to daytime runs only since
attacks against trains reached their
height.
Today's attacks raised to IA the
number Of blasts at railways In the
past month.
Damage to tracks today at both
places was negligible and trafic was
scheduled to be resumed during the
day.
Police sources expressed apprehen-
sion about reaction to today's at
tacks. commenting that it was @Jew-
ish terrorism but 1t left four Arabs
dead and one wounded and both
q otfarkS rrrurrad in Arab Territory .,
Evening star., 1946-11-13
LOST.
Relief begins IN ten minutes

LOST
BAG-Small brown bag. left in taxi Mo-
vembeT 8; contents fishing equipment. %
BAR PIN, platinum filigree. inches long.
"a inch wide, 25 small diamonds; vicinity
OF Mayhower, Statler or We shington Ho-
tsls sdsa r ReyaTd; wI s4s1 Can R. R. RUNKELs NE
BILLFOLD. black, lost 18th st. bus; finder
keep money, please return billfold, laundry
ticket. Thank you. AID. 1915.
BLUE ENAMEL CROSS with diamonds.
op eGs. wafns up as ST. to Per- sve Of IN
ssaarS ssS from Ro se ays s4 to Parrot
BRACELET, gold on sterling silver. between
Bidg. particuiariy from interior Parking
November IL Reward AID. 6326 -I5
BRIEFCAsE, brown. in taxi, Monday eve,
ward. Phone RE. s092. IL
CAT-A white cat with black spots, has
shsa tail Ss stf 4o fP das aSs st. IT, Seas
COCKER SPANIEL PUPPY, red female,
named l., Psnnyo Nd yyossa near ISth anS Aaska aaaS
EYEGLASSES laays in m. Mt m Plessant sss area
GLASSES, natural color in green leather
case, in taxi on Wednesday. Nov. 9Th. Re
GsTaEE' GsTd; Gall wo' 6loo after pm. lYa MSS
HOUND, black back, lower part body red,
long red ears, white feet. white on tip
tag No. 2O042 Reward. LU. 1853. is
IDENTF1GATIoM Dd TIE BRASELET sts; 4sss
KOLINsKY NECKPIECE, vicinity Blessed
Sacrament School. Ch. Ch: Circle, or Lang
vi. SEpm 4s6y lspe' on Friday Nov s. Regard. ss
PET CAT, yellow half Persian strayed vi
Call cH. 721s after pm. 15.
PHOTOGRAPHS CD. Nov. =, downtown
ward offered. LU. 00l3. -15
PIN-Platinum. and diamond arrow pin,
vicinity Dupont Circle or 1900 block Co
,qpbis l1T a.Ta Id Reward. Call NICHOLAS co.
F3s s9a AIGa ssss Initials %aH r. Fs e. On fss
day. Call ia. 1634-W.
PURSE-Brown Mexican purse Finder
Keep money and return other contents.
black leather envelope purse containing
sum OF money. diamond-set watch and
B: & Q, Railroad ticket. Liberal reward.
sons. Phone OK. 411s.
RING Ring silver; sas eblOng. green stone; keep
ROTARY CLUB PIN, containing diamond,
Sat, Nov. 8. vic. Cleveland Park business
ssa ssSsGa 6T sz41 ca nis MS 4ll4 dai!sns
SUIT, !IlT. new, blys serge, size ss, from y:
ST.. NV. reward: also A Hanes union
SUITS sine 40. Phone UN. 1910. Reward.
-=---- la
UMBRELLA, all blue with satin figures,
clear lucite hooked handle; left on street
Monday afternoon. Reward. EN-. 46SS.
Id
WALLET. light brown: S4e and return
Monastery. and Chillum Hgts. Card Of
identincation with name Mary T. Beane.
San 81. 4o31. ,-l3
WALLET, lost Capitol Theater November
u important papers and money. Reward.
WALLET, containing APPROXIMATELY $50,
valuable papers, receipts, wife's photo, by
driver of Premier Cab, October 20, about 2
pm. near Union Station. Please return
contents. with or without money, to FRAN
CHS F.. STEEN S501 Piney Branch rd,
Sllver S1r1ng, Mo.
WALLET, black, lady.s. lost Conn. ave. CT
Zoo: contents very Important to owner
ward. p1. 1875 or cH. cif s9 1s4s % eves. Ia
WRIST WATCH, iady's, Hamilton. gold
case. black cord bend; at Griflth Stadium
or vicinity, Sunday. Reward. AID. 1876.
--l5
WRIST WATCH, lady's, with diamonds: in
or near Pix Theeter. Liberal reward. 341Si
18TH st. NV. DE. 92e9. 13'
Evening star., 1946-11-13

You'll be better citizen and .
better worker II you buy U. s. Saw
ings Bonds, especially through the
payroll savings plan at your office
or shop.
Evening star., 1946-11-13
ApYERTIsENIENT a
Gas on Stomach
Relieved In 5 minutes Or
double your money back

tag gas sour stomach and heartburn doctors USUALLY
pfssrribs tho fastest -scting medicines Known foe
Hnptsmstie relfefmsdicines Ike those IN Dsfl -sns
Isblsss. No laxative. Beil-ans brinss osm1ert IN
58y Or double your mcnsy bse6 q rstarn q hessh
- -. zse NJ all dfuggists
Evening star., 1946-11-13

LOST.
WRIST WATCH. lady's. Tavanne., yellow
gold case, black cord strap; possibly 18th
peI: park snd CO.. sds. NV. Monday night.
HeM9Eo. Co. 9266. Ia
WEIST WATCH, 17-1ewel gold band
Euloya; believed lost In downtown area. on
November 3. Reward. AD. ObbS. ---13
case blast .t nsnd sss III ainGlst GSstcr whit. fcd
WHIST WATCH. Hamilton, initials IN. G.
E.yd E on pho2 NJ nys VS. or Dupont lSpon Circle. Re-
WRIST WATCH. lady's BuioYa: vicinity
sheridan st. and Kennedy Theafef M.
yemoer II. Reward. RA 1896. III
LOST, skirt. black and white checked. Fri
cay morning. Vicinity Larlsburgfss ar
Hecnts, Reward. Call DE. 1880, Apt. 1OI
------------ Ia =
SIS REWARD for return to desk At 300o
Connecticut Ave. Apt. Of war souvenir ric
lures OF Germany and India In leather
wallet about 4x7 in IEs Eea
FOUND.
BLACK AND TAN TERRIER, smaI- a.
male. Arlington. CH. 1882.
COLLIE, young male. brownish yeiIov
white. streak up nose; vicinity Qecrgia ave
and Kennedy NV. ANIMAL PROTECTIVE
ASSN, AT. 5142.
ins No. sSs sSes and identifyinas asss ssns n eis IA.
PUPPY, an white, approximately 8 weeks
old, male; Nov. II. sH. 1854.
Evening star., 1946-11-03

HOMES, APARTMENTS. LOTS, tourist
Beach. Flagler Beach and New Smyrna
Beach, Florida. Best all-year-round eli
AND f
lars cali at 1870 New York ave. NV.
Rooms s04 SOB Telephone MA. 3551.
SARASOTA, FLORIDA-We are now in q
position to offer choice OF v private homes sans
tions on the Gulf. Prices range $4,000 to
100000. Complete. information. includ-
ing photographs s syailable F. w W TanRM ,atI N
NV. pI. 1906
FRONT ROYAL REAL EsTATE.30.acrt
apple orchard. with 1,556, splendid tree'
on a 30-scre tract Of land; 2,000-ft. ele,
vation; miles S. Of Front Royal, Va.
2Ia acres on Shenandoah River. with
Groom, 2-story res. Sl,500.
40 acres, with 4room house, miles v
of Front Royal. va. 81 300 cash.
40o-acre farm with res. and buildings
near Linden, Va, ,Sl2,500.
highway No. IS, offered at s27 per acre
224-acre farm. with "a miles on Shen;
andosh River; S-room res; bank bsrn an ano
prce Orhss soooo GpE69of WITH $500 s5 % eash
acres with 5aE0om res ss 30 peach
57la acres with Groom. 2-story frame
res; barn, garage. storage house; Delce
Issts ss pres Tsl SSoGo Sstsro on State gravel
Hotel Warren of 22 rooms. near viscose
plant, Sl2.600.
@,is9 acres, with several. houses. or
James River, 40 miles out Of Charlottes-
vile. in Buchanan County. Va, $4,000
Is cash.
Large restaurant business in FROM
Royal. Va. where the tourists eat; fully
equipped and a rushing business.
Large apsTtment brick Iat res ~ modem Ts
S13,500. with cash payment of $500
balance to be assumed.
| Large 12-room stone residence on N
Royal ave-; also tenant house; 5000
| "a cash. CLAUDE L. RUST, No. 306 g
Royal ave. Phone 124. P. O. Box 2S4
Front Royal, Virginia
Evening star., 1946-11-03
INDUSTRIAL PROP. FOR SALE.

SPECIAL BARGAIN. near 4th and R; ~
Psilrosd: act today to secure this down
town location and save on the long haul;
act today; attention brokers. RE. 5Zl o.
ON RAILROAD In Alexandra section. fine
sites with sewer, water and power avail
able 90 cents per square foot: others
near railroad. large or small 25 cents per
square foot; very active area. LOUIS r
sHoEMAKER, l71e ( st; NV. MA: 1I66
INDUSTRIAL EXCLUSIVE-Flne ne. loca-
ton, abutting railroad siding 246-ft 'front.'
age. on 6s5road Raj Pr9gsrTs ssTsd c9n }o-
quick sale at the low price of 81 ;35 per
50 #. Call Mr.. Ferry or Mr. GallaeheeIo; eo
Or 2244 PAUL P. STONE. Realtor. 5000
GEO. II. WILLIAMS Co-Large parcel OF
industrial land. close to District, IN e.
Md Hard I'd. and r.r. Petersen. UN. 1881.
OVER 10000 SO. FIT. in Sc Wash. next
to r. :. siding: 1-story brick bldg, 49xso'
located on corner OF ground; can be pur,
chased IN part or in its entirety; grand
location for any wholesale business or
warehouses; charms. Call DI. S124. N.
BASILIKO REALTY co. -
Evening star., 1946-11-03
STORES FOR RENT.

SEVERAL wELL-LoCATED stOrerOOmss for
nneo1WeiSTowN ne1ei SH VCSooNNEcTIcUT AvE-store
t"p rent, located in the best shopping
center. Box e74-s. Star "a
TAILoR-Space avail. in perfect location
Sfss SR. 14ta IN AND PARK RD.@5nd Il. rms
and bath, front room 20 #, So APPROX
professional oflce or work shop and livins
18th ST. sW orss between dastssbig a1d loestea
%onsS for many " lines s Of business; possession
available at early date. Can give long
term lease to aeceptabs tsnanss pSN Eef s06 He
tails consult p,dd GLIEf3ssS16 Ne SsS6 1ANoe ''
ERY siFmfns pEs1KABLE R.ds STORE for rent coloreE
shopping center, reasonable terms eaA
TA Gatb 81 rs Nonoay NR NEAR EAR H; fine location
suitable for tavern or any business: needs
some repairs; viii give lease to responsitpsle !
tenant ssn1FaI SSH Per + ST. moRsh nW D1 6as4 6ss5
eattfI sPacP FOR DRY r T. cLEANING and Laundry
in shoe repairing shop; located in AIRING
syIt NEW 81 STORES ready at 4514-162o Le'
highway one square east OF Gtene @ II Io.' sliL. M
terseson OF , mpoTgabbT b1,;dine eonstPuc
lion. Opposite Firestone store. Between
women's ready -to-wear and infants wear
basement Supermarket;. beauty, cleanel
taken. Opening for family shoe store WI
build sheIving). mems wear. lingerie anc
secessories: combined stationery, books ano
gifts; exceptional opportunity Tor yare
SO ard ST. N.w.-Fine store, suitable
for many types OF business; available n,s e
JESS FISHER & CO., 913 N. Y. ave NV
a WoMES's nESS AND cHILDREN's WEAR: new
Tailey or MI Green. II. L. RUST CO.
Ma. s10G. 1901 18th st. NV. ,so.,
WOODBRIDGE STORE, 10 IT. wide, ldea
for most any type high-class business: 5.
", lease to responsible tenant; rent, Sl5G
mo. including heat: available Dec. /. Call
r ELIOT MIDDLETON, RE -1lsl.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
BUSINESS PROP. FOR RENT Cont

ENTIRE LARGE BASEMENT for rent; good
al near Dupont circls. RA; 7647, pet
LGAsE sHe 1osToR2 rs faf BfDG 6 asy cen
ter of business district. Ideal for national
headquarters or mercantile organization.
2 Rx. " sed5 HAshlEaJ9N' sRl sa5s 7l0 l4th st. T."
SECOND and third floor Of remodeled
building totalling 5000 50. IT., for rent as
Justice Excellent location for firm ham
ding Government accounts, Attrac. lease
TO- substantial tenant. Call MR.. ELDER
5000 SO. FT.. on one floor, hreproof build
ing high ceilings, no pillars, auto oil heat;
entrance fr9nt and rear rf siding z0nsd zone
s .A It. ENGLISH HE BASEMENT first COM
aesd sssoe fssa ssStas' TAI
VERSATILE BUILDING, contains show
room, shop and Office on 1st q. and beau
tui apartmens on IND n suitable i9r
restaurant, etc; also 15,000-sq. 1T. lot ad-
joining building for rent; zoned industrial.
Maryland cal NM Mr. i'1n IABoFIsH, u Union
NEAR 18th AND MASS. AVE. N.W.-
Studio suitable for Offices. c, W. SIMPSON
CO. INC: 1924 Vt. ave. NV. Me. 300. a
WILL RENT to responsible oTgani2atton
75-room 5-story corner Office bldg. at 10th
tor; business zone air-cond. empty. White
Immediately. Box 144-S, Star.
$50 NEW YORK AVE. N.w.-Attractive
corner store with large show windows;
available at once; busy thoroughfare. Call
MA 22I2
NEAR MEDICAL CENTER-About / $50
So, fl. open space, entire 2nd floor, build
ing completely .remodeled; asphalt tile
floors. Oil heat furnished, A. NJ. ROTH,
woodward Bldg. MA. 1885.
End FLOOR FRoNT-5oo 50. #. for any
kind OF business or profession. 25th and
Pennsylvania ave. NV. CO. 1891. 4
FIRST COMMERCIAL, 11th st. s.e., close
i'll rooms. first floor, could be used for
a beauty shop, watch repair shop. etc.
Have your shop in the front room and
your own apartment in the two rear rooms.
Rent Ss5 mo. Call CITY REALTY CO.,
RA. T1oi.
OWNER Of site on siding near Alexandria
offers to build to lessee's specifications a
warehouse for long term. Call Mr. Cas-
tonguay, TR 1868, or this Office, LOUIS
SHOEMAKER, 17I9 K st. NV. MA
] ST
DISPLAY AND OFFICE. 1900 SO. it,, I'd
f., st, near Goth. Attr. bldg. and mod
ern interior RA. 1920.
Evening star., 1946-11-03
ACREAGE FOR SALE Cont,

OVER zoo ACRES fine timber, est'ed l.
100000 f. on tideTster e near ~ Wash ash c"p WI
tract saving on shares or otherwise.
IA. 4s54:- Agents protected.
SO acres Gf rolling ep6 With
river at Great Fails Virginia. where prop,
erty. Is increasing steadily in value; Good
TGsd aRa With Business frontage
miles from washington: 200 to 500 acres.
frontage offers excellent location for tour
has l-mile frontage on good-sized creek rec
s4s psl efs ser1 possibility phane e. Il MSS 1852 profit rrse
n ssEsF 7sss sSets
4ss AeREsIs$i56 per acre, acre II mi. from
ton. stream borders properly. .ss suitable
on Potomac RIVER. i mile above Key
tain land in this area: 10 acres; subdi-
Hsn,s yidss easily ,Ssi SS75o an acre; u cash
owNEE .SRRs Gil LII 5@S1 S1nss that resds renairs
near FREDERICK CO; Ma: suitable for hunt
az AND iH'ss ACRES at e colesyile. Md: priced
cokSER e sSsRc Gac AcREs e. ne 1eso Old trees noun
tain view: 20 miles D. c., schools. stores,
churches ood RgRGay
MERs, sos 18th st, NV NE. s446. cH.
IDEAL IDEAL DEVELOPMENT SITE. 80 acres of
heart Of Chevy Chase. Md, adjacent to
Joins st. It proyIass ,sc easy accsfs ,Ssa Tith
A rare opportunity for. developers. in
and bvders i9okns kbs tg eRone the
of ground has Incompatible possibilities.
Cali Mr.. Dixon ewes. and Suns. no. 2343,
Exclusive with ROBERT L. McKEEvER
CO.. Realtors, Shoreham Bldg, MA. 47b0.
2 SMALL TRACTS, especially well located,
nesT R1eS Mheasoa Nd Prssed s5o rsssonaealS sI saaS
CHOICE LAND LAND at your own s terms. s,,.;f for 7
Ga e. hs ave EGSd sStendsd sas s5 miles all p ohI
eS poSk EESGTy 81 s;e4 r. .,Sss ssoI s,;vs4
ment; between qeoTgiss y ave and and, ola Il,
sladensbnrg rd ABOUT M miles nisg NORTH as,fI 81
cleared, near transp,; $50 acre. Patton
GEO. II. WILLIAMS co.-,Nesr colesville:
ground, ideal for suburban home. Dieu-
ashne fs acREs, rs 'gaI 81 .ooo-oood level land at
highway; about half clear. remainder in
timber VIII sell al Or part ton on , saSy ~ terms N
Ai st, MI e'eSt NA. s5ss, ~ IA. 5sSi .ves''
% ifo Acres. ideal for subdivision or gen
miIes beyend se Falrfss II 1850 'e f. on o. seod
State road. Land all cleared, provision for
roads throughout; gently rolling, view OF
home. Io-aere plots sell Tor $3.50 an acre
Hsrs sh' :a.S ,S's1n ssrn a Miss Rd eH