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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-17

Aft, sailboat, new sail, alum
mum centerboard, $500. Con-
tact Chief Spurway Monday,
Tel. 100, Ext. 278, or 148-E,
Poinciana Pl. aug17-2tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-17
MISCELLANEOUS

Campbell's. 9l8 Division, phone
{ 1879. Keys made, locks repair
ed, etc. aug1 limo
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-17

Mans bicycle, excellent condition
724 Eaton street, phone $751;.
aug17-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-17

IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
ELEVENTH JIDfCIAL CIRCUIT
OF THE STATE OF FLORIDA,
IN AND FOR MONROE COUNTY.
IN CHANCERY
Case No. 10-S44
LEwAIN BEARD.
Plaintiff,
VS.. DIVORCE
SHIRLEY EUNICE DAVIDSON
AFEARD
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-17

-Four lots on Big Pine Key, one
block from beach. $4,000
each. Apply OK. Shoe Shop.
aug17-3tx
The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1946-08-17

Business opportunity. Pool room
with eight tables. Equipment
worth much more than price
asked. $4,000. Cecil Carbo-
nell. 700 Duval street, telephone
Is or Res. 182-W. aug14-4tx
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-04-05

try in the north and northern money
moved south to profit by the low
wages.
Of course the poetic economists al
ways had it that wages were lower in
the south because the southern work
er didn't need to spend so much for
living costs.
That was pretty piece Of tommy
rot, but they got away with it almost
always.
Overriding the whole business Of
north-south unbalance there hovered,
like vengeful brooding hen, the
freight rate observation-disclosures to
ship manufactured products south than
to ship the same kind of products
north.
Not only have freight rates helped
to make the south somewhat of a col
ony economically, but the whole out
growth of it has helped to perpetuate
the feeling that can make Senator
Claghorn popular over night.
Underneath the hunor there is
something deeply serious.
1t is one of the queer phases Of the
whole business of inequity that the
south has for SO long tacitly accepted
the freight differential. 1t took Geor-
gia's fighting governor to really wake
up the southland even he has awaken
ed only part Of it.
Over the long haul it has been short
sighted Of the north to perpetuate the
freight rate injustice. Given time
enough and it could result only in q
southern industry for the south and
boycott Of the north.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-04-05

The south is going to get redress for
the long, long years of freight rate
punishment. It will develop industry.
It will get higher wages. It's not doing
SO badly right now. 1t is plunging into
research in the field of war-born TAB
RIGS and materials.
But the citadels of privileges fight
on, to the last ditch, giving no ground
until they are forced to give it.
Economically, we are not yet one
nation, but surely we are moving in
that direction. And when the barriers
are all down we shall be a stronger,
healthier, more capable nation, think
ing more Of the same thoughts, har-
boring fewer Of the hidden resent
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-04-05
- THE
CHERRY TREE
Where with our Little Hatchet we tell
the truth about many things, sometimes
profoundly, sometimes fippantly, some
times reckIessly.
~ N~ ~~ ~ W.

What magic there is in freight
ratesl
Pittsburgh found out. Chicago found
out The north found out.
The south found out, too, in re-
verse.
Now the south is engaged in great
battle to do way with the magic of
preferential rates.
And the north is fighting vigorous
ly to retain those rates.
Today you can ship any of large
list Of items, by freight, from the
north to the south cheaper than you
can ship them by freight from south to
north.
The meaning of this-one meaning
lis that the north retains monopoly
Of manufacture.
This evil system has it's roots in
what is facetiously known as the re-
construction period, after the Civil
War. The south had to be taught where
it got off at.
Along with preferential freight rates
went lower wages for the south.
Finally, in some lines, notably tex
tiles, the low wages Of the south prov
ed almost the undoing Of the indus
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-04-05

You can take look at the far west
and see what an aroused people can
do to the industrial giants Of the north
and east.
Meanwhile, Of course, the industrial
north has taken many fortunes out
Of it's tributary country, or countries.
And it is, perhaps, part of the irony
of fate that Carnegie put his money
into libraries, out of which people
might learn, while Rockefeller put q
lot Of his into medical research, which
found that 30 much Of what passed TOR
'slaziness" in the south was hook
worm, for which the cure was found
promptly.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-04-05
NEW BUSINESSES
HAMILTON

HAMILTON
Max Morselman ,2O6 S. 3rd, Furni-
ture.
Stephen j. Parker & Harry Tobin,
321 Cottage, Alum. Perm.
Paul Harris, 528 Heaton, Shoe Re-
pair.
Rob't. M. Vereker & Lawrence
Nickel, 23O9 Pleasant, Sporting Goods.
VIM. Bisdorf, Ross, O., Clothes
Racks, etc.
Thos. Loeffelholz, 924 Laurel, Shoe
Repair.
Jno. w. Stone & Elvin Sparks, 1923
S. 7th, Elec. Service & Sales.
Chas. McClery, 425 S. End, Shoes &
Repair.
Reuben Hoffman, Sr. & Jr., 121 s..
Front, Cabinets.
LEWIS Church, $50 S. 3rd, Auto Trim.
Geo. Schuler. 2lO4 Freeman, Paint
Shop.
Thos. Biggs, 1887 High, Gro. &
Meats.
MIDDLETOWN
Bob't Brown Brown Mfg, r. R.
No. / Franklin, Grain Elevator.
Louis A. & Jerome A. Shapero, lit
Central, Mems Clothing.
Paul G. Swayne, 1928 Hill, Photog-
raphy.
G. A. & X. w. Jones {Jones Eng.
Service), 1902 1st Ave-, Heating, etc.
Mrs. Nora Bailey, 2s12 Tytus. Cor
sets.
Waldo II. Gray & Homer Dyas, 1903
Grove (rear), Garage & Repairs.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-04-05
N. Y. Electrical Industry
Offers Prizes For Ideas
To Speed Home Building

New York City.-Labor and man.
agement in the New York electrical
construction industry have announced
the setting up of $4,000 fund for
prizes for suggestions from workers
on the job to lower the cost and help
speed home building.
The winning prize will be $1,000 in
cash in addition to interim prizes
ranging from $3.50 in victory bonds
down to smaller cash awards.
The fund was set up by the New
York Electrical Contractors Associa-
tion, Inc, and Local Of the Interna-
tional Brotherhood of Electrical work
ers, each organization contributing
So 900.
Creation of the prize fund follows
the recent decision ofy Local and 364
contractors to promote the use of high
speed tools, equipment, and methods
in an effort to speed housing con-
struction. The unions and employers
also exchanged no-strike, no lockout
pledges for the duration Of the hous-
ing shortage. The union also has vol
unfairly relinquished it's contractual
right to time-and-one-half for over
time and agreed to work two shifts at
regular rates.
Employers and the union also an
nounced the formation of coordinat-
ing committee for improving install
lation practices for the electrical con-
tracing industry. Members of this
committee, which is composed Of work
ers and employers, will Judge the win
ming awards.
The 10000 construction members of
the electrical union have been notified
| by mail of the purpose, terms and con-
ditions of the contest. All journeymen,
foremen and superintendents, who are
members of Local 3, are eligible to
participate.
| In discussing the formation of the
$4,000 prize fund, Harry Van Arsdale,
Jr., business manager Of Local 3, said:
"The problem in the electrical con-
struction industry is not wages, hours,
or conditions, but rather to make la
Dor and management more productive
as part of sound reconversion pro-
gram"
Efrem A. Kahn, president of the
New York Electrical Contractors As
sociation, Inc, said:
we are determined to make dras-
tic cuts in the cost of electrical con-
struction in New York. Workers in
the industry need have no fear that
the use Of streamlined methods and
high-speed tools will reduce employ
ment opportunities. As construction
gets under way there is very likely to
be tight labor situation. The next
10 years will be primarily building
decade.
at is to be hoped that employers
and workers in other building trades
join us in this effort to speed con-
struction and lower the cost Of dwell
ings for housing -hungry people,
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-04-05

ments and prejudices that always grow
out of injustice.
Speed the day when the flow of
trade is not hampered by artificial
barriers of prejudicial rates. That will
be a great day for north, south, east
and west
Zone nation, indivisible, with free
dom and JUSTICE for all'-is worth
having.
The Butler County press. [volume] (Hamilton, Ohio) 1900-1946, 1946-04-05
Roster Of ORGANIZATIONS

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The Nome nugget., 1946-08-07
Howard Hughes Getting Along Fine

HOLLYWOOD, Aug. ', -(P)- Although Howard Hughes is get ting along fine,"' says his doctor, there's still no telling when he'll be able to leave the hospital.
 The movie maker -airplane man ufacturer-sportsman was critical ly injured a month ago in the crash of his experimental photo reconnaissance plane, and for a time it was feared he would not recover.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-07
|! NOTICE OF
 VITAL IMPORTANCE

Because of the outbreak of diph- theria in Anchorage. pr. C. Earl Albrecht. Territorial Commission CT of Health and pr. James Tucker superintendent of the Nome Hos pital recommend that mass immu- nizations of the Nome citizens be conducted al once.
 All adults. and children over
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-07

months. should receive toxoid in jections. Clinics will be held in the Health Center. City Hall Bldg. Tuesdays. Thursdays and Satur- days from l:00 10 3:00 p.m. Mrs. Kitzmiller. Territorial Health De- partment of Health Nurse. will assist pr. Tucker.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-07

FINDS NEW PEkNClLUM STRAN-Woyne Gishfl. of Wiehos department of f peiium mor to mold MOonod department attending inc koos school under
 mold bocioIoso Gterofure The son snretaoing vcic- tcst.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-07
CLASSIFIED ADS

CABIN MOUNTED on skids for
 Sale. Located in Kougarok.
 Modern Conveniences. Com
 pletely furnished $500 Value,
 For S700. Contact Geo. Lem mon. 93-2 WANTED TO RENT-Baby bug gy - about one month call Main l25 94 LOST-WILL HONEST PERSON who found $6O in currency in or about the Federal Building return same to Ron BrouSseau or call Main 3. 94 WANTED-Small cook stove, oil burning preferred but not es- sential. Write Box 671. Nome 94.
The Nome nugget., 1946-08-07

ID R E. A M
 TIER Show Aug. 4, and 5, 7:30 pm. Monday and Tuesday
 GIRL CRAZY" Mickey Rooney Judy Garland Also: "A Day in Death Valley" Show Aug. 6, ', 7:30 pm. Wednesday and Thursday HIGHER & HIGHER" Frank Sinatra and
 Priscilla Lane And "Meatless Fly Day" Shows August g, 7:15 & g pm.
 Friday "CoWbov and the Senorita" Roy Rogers Ruth Terry Also Happy Go Nutty' 1 Show August 10, 7:30 pm.
 Saturday "The Canterville Ghost" Chas Laughton Robert Young Also "A Lady Fights Back 2 Shows August II, 7:l5 & g pm.
 Sunday
 Affairs of Jimmy
 Valentine" Dennis O'Keefe Ruth Terry Also "Unusual Occupations"
Evening star., 1946-11-13

1926 Sc. n. OF DEsRABLE once space
avail. immed. in downtown ONCE bldg Cal
asskds1s Ms KAY az SUNDAY. 1-s sSan gan. MA ssto;
6ScIosRss On ppEATTfs;fssss ia;i Tf; SooFFICE-Mod-
ern 6-rm, brick. close TO lge. shopping
BOG boeroRs pia MoDkkN offfckEonsissi Hi 4.So @
sa't ESz3k sas co ssnss ox q s
SftIcE BLDG. nth and penna.; II ~ ise..
sh " saitss ass ca RE- III $685. ESQ., as entirety
FTRsT-GRADE OFFICE SPACE in down.
sysillsSiss l = muIsiDiss q i;zsS y, T., ii Iai
is1y' i4oa & 6 NV. ~ II. Ma $500. oWlSsoso iGo
DOWNTOWN OFFICE. 1000 SO. It.. on one
DAYLIGHT = noo5, INQUIRE at 5o1 @ st. NV.
SEfieE 81 III M AoR ssss ssENr--Al,o desk space.
sgRETY REALTY CO.. sIs.A Sth st. NV.
$50 CSC PAsKx fsisax HD. N.w.-Risht on Georgia
YOUNG NEGRO BUSINESSMAN win share
rssnisnsd1 nan once , sndsor Uas photo darkroom
lSTT Isth ST. N.W.@New modern otices,
IN the most convenient downtown loca-
Saa sss rosa Rax re Fah st.
CENTURY GHs r1Syi BUILDING. 41s ssn st. aa n.n.-
modern weil-arransed, bright, airy office
rooms; single or suite; reasonable rates.
I e0sssssigS @ s Deg; ;.,ssl. 18TH sss TIES FISHER
ThREE Iii Ias0 LARGE HooMs. near capitol
Hill-Spendid location for lawyers, dem
ss. d2sssr' Sspeo sY assdias
TUkNIssAaED !, sals. OFFICES. IsE also desk spaes:
sy sy experienced operator. L. J. coWIE.
500 Eye st. NV. -16
DEsIRABLE SINGLE AND DOUBLE ofices
s,,;a Avail for II, imamsdsts ocMcupsnSy M q otase
Sunday II s s9 I. MA. se4o; weekdays, 90
ssos sm fA s4fl Sssa II. NV, and a.; s rms. ,s on
1874 Park I'd. NV. co. 0s37. Ia
Rsss Rsss sE s0siu Tusgzr lEsi rsssS sS gs
ssessssi ! ssi ( ii, MM@Sait.rs 2nd door. APPROX.
a6aRzT co. lssS e ~
i4se EA; & n 81, NV. near conn. ave. IL and
ans ront 81 oSsa ss .oa oa 1st hSoE @
Newly @ Sscossted inciudins H 0SU auorssc.nt ss nj
iinoisam beat q, snd IS iishs 6 iuSnishsd: ia SEQ
cNs e SfS fSG soM 81 nf for rent. newly
decorated with utilities services 1928
Col. I'd. NV. MI 1870 13s
OFF CAPITOL fLAzA---Larse 4-room suite
with beautiful reception room and high
ceilings: suitable for trade association.
|manufactuyers' representative. union head
quarters. SENATE REALTY CO., Realtors,
i9H ESs e nw TX sRso ,s..v as .sss.a
for business or professional use. Would
be ideal for dentist or doctor. SENATE
REALTY Co. Realtors, HOO Eye ct. nv.
b1siHkAsHSLE LOCATION for educstional
institution. trade association or display
Street isysl. Near stste Dept. Phone. TX.
$eSs 81 isssS iSSSw wS Sf2fSs 2fSs SUITES .spseisll,
fessionRi men. Located In the heart Of
SsEsHES4n. s2sSo soE E.r6les as 0ss eso & t..1
Evening star., 1946-11-13

q soav,dS0 A m0rsn q
sis: Isss y Rrsss f%s$ sssS w
81 BIN slohs Il! AaS Hsn sna SRt ffusF financing to
sadsion a Hsmss csnn Sa ave our and Jones Mi
FahaoN 'q DFesssB s owner. I.
i4si Eys st. NV. D1 $3.50 til pm.
sfgsfls ssaufif1Iaa nsifpalGa woopED LOTS over
looking Rock Greek, each over 10000 50.
$50 sa saee gassa s. Sih Sah q gssss nj s
and Aurora Hills-we're ODER
ing some beautifully wooded lots In this
ssssss ssssss n0T h pRc e isla sos Srlineson s
Ridge I'd. IA. 1904. Ivy 1912. IA
POTOMAC AVE. and Manning pl. NV
corner and adjoining lots; separate or en-
tirety; overlooking Potomac River. Chain
oT sTss oaSy aas VI s,s n lsa ss ib eevP sss
SLIGO HILLS. Silver Spring. Md.---Beauti,;
full wooded lot, 30 by 500: paved ST., all
improvements; s1,75o. OWNER, 81. 2416.
HMLcREsT. Fort Davis Park se,Ew.
have q few choice lots left; cash or terms.
division. =. aiiicress Heishts, Md. A. a.
CARozzA CO., 1927 Penna. ave. Sc,
BuMDING LOT. containing over Io,5oo
50. #. located in quiet N. Arlington neigh
borhood, stream on rear OF property; owner
ssssFfs sos ifs sas fans HHlz s
Hhi BRooK Sigy HILLS EsTATEs-owner Of i2s-
his own ranch-type home, swimming pool.
balance divided into to acre tracts.
some partly wooded or all cleared; 10 sites
TO share pvt. swimming pools knoils with
buns anD possSy sss slopes is % ans
mile from shoppins. bus, schools 20-min.
acre up. This viii be q community Of
sRs ss,.e phone owner "a IsISR
NICE BUILDING LOT in Fairfax, Va.
1S0x265. city water and sewer, elec.: owner
leaving town. must sell quickly. A bargain
e. 9. $i;7s9ss So PENTAooN REALTY co.
Isl CoMMERCIAL--Indussriai apt and
assass Can p ACE sRs NJ ESF sempss
IA ave. Sc; ~; ny, 59lo antiI pm; ;i3
eontsmplates ,,5,a9 ,i5m,T9sdiste bldg; pEogIam IL
contact 10 people Interested Ia purchasing
house % early s next year Labor r. ana mste.
VERY VII pEsisAsIE wo6DHRS 90 5RS fofs. M east
a
Park. reasonably priced. Call Mr.. Cub
bage, WA. S596, with w. D. WRIGHT. I'M.
coMMERcIALs LOTS, silver Spring,
6QxI00; s-rm house: b9x1o0 7-rm. house.
MRS WILLIAMS, 81. 4055, 81, 1870. Ia
39l7 18th ST. N.E.--60-ft. front, In ex.
cellent residential community OF detached.
caRvY efRsEYi CHASE 0ss $500 block MCKINLEY S st..
Lot 40xl3o, with alley, beautiful resi-
REALTY Co, 140l Monroe st. NV,
NJ S9aS; & a.; -. .,rv IA
coiesyiils rd., near Silver Spring, Nd. Full
price, $1,000. KAY REALTY CO.. RA.
SPECIAL ATTENTION. chiiium Gardens
~ choice lots, 5 are corners; 1t viii pay
yon e invest5Eats; priced fairly: hlrrZ,
st, NV. Ma. 3433. --f7
BUILDING LoTS IN University Park. River.
dale, COLLEGE Park. Beitsville; ranging from
81 900 to S2. 900; convenient terms. FIN.
LEY REAL ESTATE CO. uN. 07oo. lis
lcnntinued O. Nsxt P1gsl
Evening star., 1946-11-13
HOUSES WANTEp no BUY.

buy o. have cash BUYERS. a. 4. cxRiozzA
G G2 ass Szsa a. sUfkss sEf At At sssa as.gy o5...
hsR'sh s &. sf eGss hsSs s9s new sssa aa d
%ssi sohERTsoN nsSs oSi.HSYs WI ssss sSssssasi0n oEoncs
~ ~immediste % sale Of your home and giye
Clients VIC viii Day g aaas ssSs sesssal 81
cash. Forest Hlls, Chevy Chase, Cleveland
fs,d fs5s anS Shepherd Park locations pres
a SSHsASN0N q LucfIs CO., 1906 II st. NV,
E66MI 1. ELLIS. Realtor and Roomins
psS:. q ausaSls sasrp FOR i grceS .ht pss.
ao1S g vs4%oas sass1a sys. W..
MH We NEEEb Eb = Ho&EsY &SsY 70 sell in all locations ia
Fs d. s ST. seIiBSsno eTsS. or sG2 Y prsssss 1876 BAR
AMY Az Tsros,.r ossELcEE: psrmsnsnt. wlfs. Is-yr
hf II nd zIR Re COTS zs urgently need.
tsa ssdl sharsn ssR sas hons sn g sa, sD w
West Coast due 70 lack OF housing; perm.
ssSsisnsd sSnsn peaatsson; Pen Will pay mos: rent IN
esps any desirable house within ds reasonable SON f
Sr as ss sna GsSe cs o5sa Eg 8Ioo
5IS TIHSaEEss Es 81 nssi FOUR BEDRooM home for is re-
Gomez 70 $doo,. with months advance
sG ssnN AND SHD N.v NE vfRso5ffTE;RrY-w. vii nav
results; quick action. GUM d MifLEsR. mI n.
500 1Ith ct. s.e., FIR. 21OO.
IMMEDIATE ACTIoN--we will buy your
s'sI SCI Free se essn sD6rssss ssPts M ia
GHML QUICK. pI: 1881 until . pm. les
md 1o. nssSSI SH1 MsTyland. yR: 1909; -. -.
g q. ST aaS hgnss!
clients with cash. or VIII buy! outrisht You
win be amazed with our quick and eficient
:sss'is SER Fl. asos. eiGlis; III S5 s's1 Penn ave.
CASE BUYERS for d. C. and Md. property.
%coPslSoE 2 sHASTr s@'' sS. assi s1o nSsds ss''
MAESAs n seSss sIahTY x.I CO. can sell your nous:
onIgation 1918 wilson blvd. Gil. or
n rEoHfT ATTENTION to. the sale OF
your home. business or Investment prop
ppAhIEs, Rssitor, sos North Capitol. NA.
FoR QUICK RESULTS. list your for rem.
!, W ROUSE. iso7 iith St. 'n.St' NV. PHONE hone
DIsEST D sS =, From ION 0wNER-wiu pay cash
PtnSbpo. RA Md ds7oor Fast ss, fEss ti aDRraisals
LMMEDIATE CASH for your property. ne.
o' OF S;e' white white or colorsd, Maryland or yir-
DO you WANT SPEEDY ACTION? List
y9Hr wl na2 aouse se with u.s. Hays sssh buyers WIG
Sc. o. I324 SEy Eye 81; NV; TX, 34oo:
value today: Our opinion entails no obli-
Eation. WM. II SAUNDERS CO., INC,
Realtors test. 1Ss7). 1919 K st. NV. DI
rm; bungalow in NV. DC; viii pay cash up
Wt g slSt9o9 t .4Hp dGs niSs pisSs & 81 Ssi6; ..2b
must ind homes for our many cash buyers.
NV. Ho. 09s6, am. to 8 pm. .-13
BUNS AND BIRDS. says Mr.. Young from
Detroit. enjoy living on q park bench. but
I don't 50 he rave us the Job of, finding
him homo to buy. Help US take him out
what Es have yoa te oerS Il gay CIR sR
5,,M,!I WILL 2 PAY -, You CASH today isI yoas
6HERTZER, RE. 2735, WO. QlQl Id
Evening star., 1946-11-13
AcREAGE FOR SAFE.

APARTMENT HOUSE GROUND suitable
tSr 80 ans McLsan 6en GARDENS type Of apartments;
'es 6 ST. ss ssa'ss Sa Hyss nj
ssS Balance a. as e e So With f release s
Sa f'sSss esnsa %oI.sssf Isss I've y bI $3.50 $3.50
SsSshESSazIE$ w e $ e sS scfss &C Ianham. Md.
Il ,ACEEmFsirfaxs ssn synirsinia, s2s5; 5s, reason
NEARLY AN ACRE Of high rolling wood
land in Fairfax Co.. 9 mi. from D. C.; nice
Nom M SeI ssSe See soN seSn saa sacs 9 2 yEa os
Columbia pike. Phi. AL. 5000 tclosed SUM-.
SUBURBAN ACREAGE at farm prices In
Noptgomery County. within 10 to is miles
oood e ies ss '1 to 1856 sSos psa ss
seaSoa soooa. 4Eo. ss L. Williams hIIin e Co Pm &1s
INVESTMENT OPPORTUNITY. = Is77S
ss st msny possi5ts ns has hsec
old Colonial house capable. Of outstanding
sS nd and may aPsus s s9o ses shsa
tended frontege on both primary and
rs roIiing l9adi hiis ana sunny s n sadoWs are
IDEAL for the laying out Of golf courses.
snios sracoas vrsnis e Country aI s % aD
inston and who wants . secure Investment.
Be considered unique. We ofier it as
whole at $3.50 per acre. To inspect. see
end % q columbia Pike. AnPSas Phons Alex. u 5siS. IL
Closed Sundays.
KENSINGToN, wheaton I'd, Just o step
from Silver Spring-5-acre tract. ON hard
0aassa s. s. msssr s sna @ s
saoE; a4zsioes trops.ss, osar most os g:
GEO, n, WILLIAMS co. -l3
Evening star., 1946-11-13
HOUSES sALE-s.E. 9 s.W. lcont.l

y ST e.k,. near lst--Completely fur
aoWss aas monthly ps5S@.nss Us lust lie 'SSo rsns;
3 refers.. 2 stoves, large rooms. bath:
Priced ioxiI csI I'm pm. LEO M
faaS fHEESssTEIS Go LIZ nn|s, e ny NE
5nstisytioH 4nsnlH%h Ayr ~ s.m,s...cn.a
frame; dve rooms and bath: hot-Vater
heat: IN good condition: low cash down
payment. balance easy terms. CHARLES
3; GUM. Reaitor. s2e Pa. ave. se. FR.
6cSoSIoHxD--s7so DOWN for 5-room, q
story brick home near Navy Yard Total
price only $3.50. KAY REALTY Co.
cotoEEb, GTs ArTENTIoN--An excel
lent modern 20 years ODD two-family home
that can be handled under GI Enhancing.
1--we In one apartment and rent from the
SSfrffcHEII Quick. bi 81 aSsl until until 1G4a p'm.
coLoRED--1e17 d ST. Sc: semidetacned
brick. 9 large rms. and bath, oil heat; q
car garage: Immediate Possession. reason
able terms. VIM. r. THOROWGOOD, 2024
r. I. ave. ne, DE. Q3l7. --l6