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struction Of railways east of Jehol
and west Of Liaoning and are re-
deploying troops in the Harbin and
Kirin (YungkD areas preparatory
to renewing large scale hostilities
Government troops, meantime, were
reported moving toward the Com
munist stronghold, Chengteh. in
Jehol province.
Resumption Of through trafic on
the Peiping-Mukden railway has
been frustrated by destruction of
portions of the line, the govern
ment said, but optimistically indi-
Gated 1t would be reopened Monday
Government press dispatches re-
ported Gen. Chiang's troops had
moved to within 80 miles of Cheng-
ten. The government threatened a
few days ago to assault Chengteh
Yenan and Kalgan, three Com
munist strongholds, unless the Reds
ended their seige of Tatung, i'm
portant Shansi province rail hub
Chang Addresses Trainees.
Gen. Chang, addressing gradu-
ates OF training camp at the sum-
mer capital, Kuling, today declared
Chaing Addresses Trainees.
"It is great shame to the Kuom-
intang government party) that a
year after victory national recon
struction has not started and the
peoples suffering is as great as ever
I'VE Kuomintang member must
expiate without delay. Kuomintang
members must not rest on past
laurels, seek special privileges or
indulge in luxuries. Instead, we
must reinvigorate ourselves with our
traditional revolutionary spirit, and
arm ourselves with an unflinchine
dt termination to serve the people. "
Speaking with rare frankness, he
concluded: e..
"The Kuomintang must not con-
slider its work complete if one per-
son in China is going hungry. is
in rags, or is without a roof over
his head
New Loan Talk Reported.
Chen Chia-kang, Chinese Com
munlst spokesman in Shanghai
charged that the visit to China OF
Howard Peterson. American Assist
ant Secretary of War, was to ar.
range the transfer of surplus Ameri-
can war supplies in the Pacific to
the Chinese government.
Chen said the surplus property
was worth $3.50, ,000, 900 and included
modern weapons. He asserted also
that Mr.. Peterson would discuss a
huge new loan to China with Pre-
mier T. v. Soong.
He said the Communists demand
that the United States stop furthe,
surplus war material shipments tc
China. He added they opposed any
new loan to China until a demo
cratic coalition government" was
formed In China "in order to avoid
the slaughter of the Chinese peo-
Pile"
Evening star., 1946-08-25

T. Ellis. jr.. veteran of both WorlI
Wars. Incomplete returns gave Rep
resentative West a lead of 5.634 to
1884.
In the 18th district, District Judge
Penn Jackson led Wingate Lucas
war veteran and former secretary
of Representative Fritz Lanham,
who did not seek reelection. Re-
turns from four or five counties
with two complete. gave Mr.. Jack
son 1882 votes to l6,519 for Mr..
| Lucas.
Unofficial returns from the Abi-
lene News indicated Omar Burleson
had defeated County Judge William
M. Blanton in the I7th District.
The newspaper said that with an
estimated $500 votes still unre-
ported, Mr.. Burleson had received
28,446 votes and Mr.. Blanton 2l.567.
Representative Russell did not seek
reelection because of Ill health.
In runoff races for other State
offices, Allan Shivers was well ahead
OF Boyce House for lieutenant gov
ernor; j. E. Mcdonald, incumbent.
led r. E. Mcdonald for agriculture
commissioner and Judge Tom l..
Beauchamp had a wide margin over
Jesse Owens for the Court of Grim
inal Appeals.
Jester Led in First Race.
The election today covered races
undecided in the first Democratic
primaries July q.
In the first primary, Mr.. Jester
led DR.. Rainey by $4,000 votes but
did not gain the necessary ma ioritv
over IS opponents in the race.
In Texas, the Democratic nomina-
ton Is tantamount to election.
| The campaign turned into one of
accusations after a short discussion
OF State issues. DR.. Rainey charged
the railroad commissioner was
backed by rich interests, including
oil. and accused him OF being a
former Ku Klux Klansman, which
Mr.. Jester promptly denied. Mr..
testers accusation that his op-
ponent had the backing of out-of-
State Communists was in turn
denied by DR.. Rainey.
Evening star., 1946-08-25

sation board has issued 1885,
checks, amounting to $3,843,164.
The USES reported $500 veterans
were still listed as unemployed on
its rolls at the end of July. From a
peak of $500 veteran job seekers
visiting the USES in January, the
number of veterans among the job
applicants dropped to $500 in July
During July, $50 veterans were
placed on jobs.
Approximately 800 kilograms are
now being sent out weekly by the
USES notifying veterans to come
In Immediately to discuss a job
Every veteran who wants to draw
an unemployment check has to re.
port to the USES once a week, bu,
the kilograms represent special calls
when a job opens up.
Evening star., 1946-08-25
Col. Myers Assigned
As DC. C.Guurd Instructor

Formal assignment of Col. Charles
M. Myers, native of Washington, as
senior ground forces instructor for
the District National Guard has
been announced by Gen. Jacob L.
Devers, Army Ground Forces COM
mander.
Col. Myers was named among a
group of regular Army officers as
signed to such duty in % states.
Hawaii and Puerto Rico, but he has
been on the job since June. He lives
st 2217 Observatory place NV.
Evening star., 1946-08-25
IWaveII Asks MosIem,
To Join New Regime
Headed by Nehru
BY the Associat.d Pres.

ANASNS A~AAAIAAAs 1AaEs AClt
Marshal Lord Wavell, Viceroy oi
India. today announced the forma.
ton OF new Indian interim govern.
ment headed by Pandit Jawaharla
Nehru and urged the dissident Mos.
lem League to join it.
Lord Wavell promised that II
could be reformed tomorrow" Il
the Moslems would enter.
The new government under Nehru
president of the All-India Congress:
Party, will have maximum freedom
in the day-to-day administration o.
India while the assembly struggles
with formation Of a constitution fol
an independent nation.
Moslems Boycott Assembly.
The Moslem League. claiming tt
speak for India's 10000 900 Moslen
minority, has boycotted recent ses.
sions of the assembly, which is ex.
pected to reconvene for the writing
of the constitution next month
Moreover, the Moslem League has
threatened a mass direct action
program against any government
formed by the dominant Congress
Party, and this was taken to mean
vast mass civil disobedience" pro-
gram. The Congress Party is pre-
dominantly Hindu.
CA Reuters dispatch said riot
ing in which Is persons were re-
ported injured had broken out
last night in Old Delhi, across the
river from New Delhi, but did not
give the reason for the trouble.
It said curfew from 10 80 pm.
to 4:30 am. was imposed and pub
lie assemblies in the streets were
banned for three days.
The new government, which will
take Office September 2, will ad-
minister in the interests of the
country as a whole, and not of any
one party or creed" Lord Wavell
declared.
King George VI has accepted the
designations of the present members
of the governor generals executive
council and has named a council
headed by Nehru and made up OF
Congress Party members and Mos
lens, who are not members of the
Moslem League. The League has
been demanding recognition OF
Pakistan, a proposed separate
Moslem state.
Moslems Can Name Five.
Lord Wavell said Nehru's efforts
still will be directed to persuading
the (Moslem) League to join the
government"
Let me state clearly the offer
which has been made and still is
open to the Moslem League" the
viceroy said. 'They can propose tc
me five names for places in a gov
ernment of IA. of which six will
be nominees of the congress and
three be representatives Of minor
tiles.
Provided these names are ac-
ceptable to me and approved by
his majesty, they will be included
in the government, which will al
once be reformed.
The Moslem League need have
no fear of being voted down on any
essential issue; a coalition govern.
ment can only exist and function
on condition that both main parties
to it are satisfied. 7 will see that
the most important folios are equi-
tably share"
Evening star., 1946-08-25
Underground RaIIying
Palestine Jews 10
Passive Resistance
BY ths Associated Press

TEL AVN, Palestine, Aug. "a
The Jewish underground today bonn
barded Jews with leaflets rallying
them to passive resistance against
the British and raised banners
urging Jews to volunteer for the
liberation army" as armored cars
patrolled the tense all-Jewish city
today.
AS quickly as police tore down
the banners of the liberation army
along Allenby road, main Tel Aviv
business thoroughfase, others ap-
peared, suspended from power lines
in the middle of the street. Some
of the banners, bearing Down With
DeserterSs" apparently were aimed
at those who either refused to join
the underground movement or left
the movement.
New Radio i'm Tel Aviv.
The banners were signed by Irgun
Zvai Leumi, one of the dissident
underground offshoots of Hagana,
the principal movement.
A new clandestine radio. The
Voice of Tel Aviv," identifying it,
self as Hagana project, gave de-
tailed instructions to the populace
on how to thwart the possibility of
new British military operations in
the city or any new British i'm
posed curfew.
In three separate broadcasts the
Voice of Tel Aviv" told the Jews
to flock to the street en- masse if
the British imposed a new curfew.
If the British began new operations
or searches, the broadcast said, only
the mayor, the municipal council
lors, the chiefs of vital public serv-
ices and the physicians in the Ha-
dassah Hospital should identify
themselves.
Others, it said, should refuse to
show identity cards and should state
only that they are Jews of Pales-
tine"
25 Fugitives Hunted.
Hagana, meanwhile, was credited
by police sources in Jerusalem with
a perfectly conducted operation"
in the escape of Is Jewish detainees
Thursday night from Athlit deten-
ton camp near Haifa. The area
now is being searched by Palestine
police, who did not discover the
flight of the detainees until Friday
noon, the Jerusalem Press said.
The camp housed 3,704 illegal i'm
migrants awaiting release under
permitted immigration auotas-the
last among immigrants admitted to
the camp prior to the institution of
the program under which uncerti-
fed immigrants were shipped to
Cyprus
Jerusalems post Office got two
bomb scares today to make a total
of Is times this week the building
has been hurriedly evacuated by the
employees.
Farley Boycott Threatened.
Zionist leaders will boycott the
London conferences on Palestine un-
less the basis is establishment of
Jewish national state, Mrs. Goldie
Myerson, acting member of the
Jewish Agency Executive, said.
From this time on the Jews of
Palestine are through with govern
ment by the (British) high commits
sioner," Mrs. Myerson declared in an
interview.
She has just returned from the
Paris conference Of the executive,
where she was the proxy member of
Moshe. Shertok, head of the execu-
tive's political department who is
In the Latrun detention camp.
British Foreign Secretary Bevin
must understand, Mrs. Myerson said,
that Jews in Palestine are united
and prepared to fight on and are
organized to live independent of
British rule"
Evening star., 1946-08-25
Man Weds Saver of Life

HOLLYWOOD tP.-Five years
ago Life Guard Mary Ellen Stark
rescued Yacht Capt. Claude Heath
from Santa Monica Bay. The
watery introduction touched off a
romance and they were married re-
Gently at Yuma, Ariz.
Evening star., 1946-08-25
USSR Textbook ofWur GIorifies
Role of Reds but Ignores Allies

George Sylvester Counts author of the oIowing story
director the diuion OF the education Teachers
College Columbia University
director International
education in poriouS countries and director of research
Committee OF the American Historical Association
Russia in 1927 1929 and 1886 edited assisted in anang
THE NeD Education the Soviet Republic Co-trdnSator
New Russia Primer"
Communist Party 1872,
his Speciulties)
Evening star., 1946-08-25
Texas
Continued From First PAGE

tative Hatton w. Summers, who did
not seek reelection.
Representative West of the 18th
district, seeking a sixth term, held
a substantial lead over Col. John
Evening star., 1946-08-25

cided with discussions OF Russia 1
role in Iran and added:
Possibly this complaint Is In
tended to distract attention from
the situation in Yugoslavia.
There was some speculation that
the Ukraine complaint might be
discussed at the forthcoming meet
ing of Prime Minister Attlee and
Foreign Secretary Bevin, in addi-
ton to the problems in Palestine
and Egypt.
Evening star., 1946-09-28
MOTORCYCLES.

AIS. -Airel Triumph. Matchless Norton
and Francis-Barnett motorcycles; some
models ready tor immediate delivery: $50
&C and 800 &C models in stock. See us
machines. British MoToRCYcLE SALES
3: S. A.. NEW 1915 MODELS on hand
Ride away for 1856; large stock Of scces-
sories. tires, etc; we service all makes
CYCLE CENTER, s12 9th St. NV. Ex.
Used MOTORCYCLES 3 1e4e Harley
ASS, . 1940 Indian Spring frame Chief
14s.. 1946 500CC Norton, $500 miles
tandem seat. saddle, bags. INDIAN MO-
TORCYCLE SALES, oil 9th st. NV. RE
Isii HARLEY-DAvIDsoN. 45: complete
accessories. saddle bags. crash bars spot
lights, buddy seat; $425. EN-. 562l after
HARLEY-DAvIDsoN 1s4e model As: al
most new. with several extras; sell or
trade: S595. DU. 2S77. BRENTWOOD
MOTOR CO, 1717 Rhode Island ave. ne.
for sale, 1888, with
Sloecar, GOOD tires motor needs repairing.
Telephone D1 1900. Ext. 437, between
MOTOR SCOOTER. cushman. mos. e old
all the utility of small truck weight ca.
pacity, 300 pounds, plus driver Gu it.
space, speeds forward. l reverse. UN
CUsHMAN MOTOR SCOOTER. good con-
ARLEY-DAVTDsoN 1912 model As: new
tires, tenders and gas tank. excellent con-
ditlon. Phone TR 6912
Evening star., 1946-09-28
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

FORD 1l2-ton dump 1889; completely re-
built. new motor and rear end; private, no
WHITE Bus MOVING VAN, 1850 cubic IT.
capacity; So, 500; can be seen Sept. % be-
tween IL and pm, Call Baltimore, Uni
WARD LA FRANCE, .ah-ton dump. com
n.y. pletely. overhanled' tires and motor in
sale price $3.50. Cali after s. 7ie Bayiey sIe;
PoRn. p se.' ~ I9aa a1ls a.v,,ns., ,n,ou I5s
E ss, e ssa osa :ssssi s:
ing: s635, Call AT. 1851. -29
PSdne PSap GsbeTss5TE si pse5np splendid CONDITION
GIN ron. is-ft. fiat,body truck, iss-
inch wheel base: suitable for hauling brick,
sipdeE Mn! 10 blocks etc. less than 1880 miles.
ARMY SURPLUS TRUCKS BY Central
a new group Of trucks just received. so to
eheSss fEoT some mG ney 81 fons
:. Buses (sj, 1s4s oMc. Ia tons. 90
Dodge. ia tons; 1919 dMc. S% tons, NV
semitrailers. new newOio.ton i5es1 platform and
stake, air brakes. 11.00-20 tires: under
Command earsz1s4s Dodge M-ton.
winches.
Wasckersmls4s s GMG; 3 sh tons.
Vvsanitss4ts Vsns-is4s dMc, fSta ia hs4a tons. WilisS'
. Caterpillar tractor - Allis- is-chalmers.
cvs%I BSdies-1o Moana and T. stesl-ssrgo bodies
Sunday, 10 to 9. cH. 1000. -
oraro To xra reach; i, Out through Georgetoxn.
tRoute eli or 29). drive VI miles
Evening star., 1946-09-28
FARMS FOR SALE.

81 ACRES. with frontage of nearly 1000
feet on Tucker lane, near Ashton, Md:
" Tsh
for occupancy. Oil heat, electric stove.
The .outbuildinss, except for minor repairs,
are In good condition. The natural beauty
little expense to the purchaser. Land
values in this area are increasing rapidly.
Ths future of this acreage is bright: SANDY
S SEHR FAfEs Hstf cHuRoH f AShton vhmsms small estate
gently rolling land. several fruit trees, wide
structed Of California redwood; rooms.
storm windows. fireplace. full basement;
entire home in immaculate condition. ready
saYEs eo Fss s4R6
DAIRY FARM on main pike, Montgoniery
mountains; lovely home. % new t tenant house siss
substantial chicken and brooder houses
55 head cows and heifers. many purebred
COW barn both carry 9s score: shipping tt
buildings excellent: very near .r.r. and com
muter trains. school bus at door; ali. farm
Tatsr sSSd sd % ss oGd S,b fences
productivity; good help. will stay: farm ha
four regular sources Of income; possession
Ss dsea sS pg5shaser a ri
farmer or one really appreciatinE a grea
farm that has been loved and cared 70
Tor years; all cash. $40, 900 REQUIRED. re
arranging substantial loan local bank
sseAcRE sSA ciIE bHfsY ssfs FARM on Rout. 80: Jus
beyond Camp Washington; 4-bedroon
brick home; 22-stanchioned barn, Q silos
small barn. numerous other outbuildinss
B acres in beautiful oaks, balance clearet
and fenced. REAL ESTATE SERVICE
INC, Lee hishway st olebs rosd, qI
0661. Ia
Evening star., 1946-09-28
Natures Children
EUROPEAN HORNET.
(Vespa crnbro.)
By LILLIAN cox ATHrv


Wise persons give hornets Ii
right OF way. When these pioneo
papermakers are in no mood fo
delays, they are likely to use the.
red-hot needle on any creature i'm
ped1ng their activities.
These giant hornets were intro
duced into this country over so
years ago. They are much larger
and more fierce than our native
hornets. The Immigrant is not
only well established in the United
States, but it is increasing rapidly
in numbers.
Giant hornets are excellent ar
chitects, building nests similar to
those constructed by our common
hornets, but with larger cells.
All the workers are females. They
apparently have chosen softer and
less hard building materials to work
With as they are seen at work on
decaylng logs, stumps and seasoned
wood, obtaining small portions for
their shingles. !
AS soon as they return to the
site where building activities are
In progress, the pellet of wood is
cheWed, carefully mixed with a
gummy waterproof secretion before
1T is spread thin on the growing
structure. The result is a building
paper of russell or yellow color,
which soon fades. though the paper
is tough and lasting.
You will recognize this hornet BY
It's deep russet-colored head and
front OF body. Black and gold
markings decorate the hair coat.
Its manner is more decisive and its
demeanor conveys strength and a
one-track mind.
Evening star., 1946-09-28
TRAlLERS.

SPARTAN, the all-aluminum aircraft-con-
1sHiss Ssrngsed lightweight iifstms trailer de-
ER SALES, 95o5 washington Baltimore
SEW slES sSn ssTSyn 9skn Nd rT9Fr T9TeE :.
accessories. Visit our new display rooms
TTi,Iyins daily, AMERICAN Trailer CO,
MiShiR new wa de To S2e s2s snd
karryall utility trailers are on display for
s2a2 Georgia ave. Silver Spring. Nd
II NV And USED house trailers on u to
Painting and repair service; also aces
TMRf r. MER SALES. Route i, BerSyn. % Nd ID
TRAILER RGSTALs-Rent all-steel utility
trailer. stake or covered. Also boat trail
ers' by day or longer: rental hours, 8 to
s7eea for sansaSs sanday Pi1 HR tsss % sa
Err CO. 1880 Wisconsin ave. Wo. Sss1
1910 sHULTZ TRAILER; sleeps 4; good
condition; cheap; CHERRY HILL TRAIL.
ER ER CAMP. Call after 7:30 pm, Lot %
RENT TRAmER-s-ft.. 7-ft., a-ft@. 2
wheel automobile trailers: stake. box and
with hitch. RENT-A: TRAILER CO. 52oa
CASH FOR YouR off Iha2EI TRAILERMn 'ya you wish
to sell your house trailer for the highest
CASH FOR YOUR TRAILER-f YOU wish
price. phone MR.. BAKER. Berwyn, Md
TRAILER, 2-wheel; low-slung knee action
7'x4'x2'; good tires. Call Glebe 1915
27s
LUGGAGE, Q wheel, new paint, wood body
312 #. s #. excel tires, steel frame and
springs; D. C. inspected, complete with
ropes 70 and waterproof cover, S115. ,AD
LUGGAGE TRAILER-Inclosed one wheel
waterproof. ideal for any occasion, 500;
may be seen until IL pm, 4027 18th st
NV. Service Station. 29s
HIGGINS CAMP TRAILERS. sleep a; nov
on display; $500. FRANKHAUSER GE
1915. o9s
1S-FT. TRAVELO, sleeps 4: ready fo
ROAD; very, reasonable. STAFF SERGT
SARlNSAHAN JI!L at Vincent Trailer Park, 320t
SPORTSMAN. one-Xwheel, de luxe, water
proof, luggage trailer; custom-built; rea
bargain: 1892 so. 1880 r. I. ave. ne 30
TRAILER, luggage. 31ax6lax3; three mos
old. tires like new; spring undercarriase
ready TO use; ideal for your trip to Fla
$500. 1918 42nd st. NV, Sunday. 10 q m
to q pm. -29
Evening star., 1946-09-28
AUCTION SALES.
ADAM A. WESCHLER 4 son, auctie
FUTURE.

ADAM A. WESCHLER & son, auctioneers.
Trustees sale at auction Of premises,
4106 New Hampshire Avenue. NV,
being two-story and cellar brick dwell
ing containing rooms and bath and
heated by oil.-Purusant to authority
vested in me by the District Court of the
United States for the District of Columbia
by decree entered in Civil Action No.
36367, will sell at auction. in front OF
the premises, on Tuesday, the 1st day of
october, 1916, at five o'clock PM, subject
to ratification by the Court, Lot assessed
for taxation purposes as Lot SOL in Square
1929, improved by the above premises.
subject to monthly tenancy. Terms of
Sale: $500 cash deposit will be required
at time of sale and no check will be ac-
cepted. One-third of the purchase money
shall be paid in cash and the balance In
two equal installments payable on or be-
fore one and two years from date of
settlement of sale, represented by the
promissory notes of the purchaser bearing
interest at So per annum, payable semi
annually, and secured by first deed OF
trust on the property, or the purchaser
may pay all cash. at his option The
purchaser shall comply with the terms OF
sale within sixty days from the date OF
rs ratification. otherwise the deposit of
$500 shall stand forfeited as liauidated
damages. The purchaser shall pay the
cost Of examination of title, conveyancing
recording and notary fees. Purchaser Is
to have good and unencumbered title.
MARIE FEY, Trustee. co George c.
Gertman, Attorney, American Security
Building. Washington, D. c. 80
Evening star., 1946-09-28
LOTS FOR SALE (cor,.)

$1,000, NICE LOT, facing park, 50xI45
AL utilities street improved: / block from
piney Branch ave, Silver Spring. Nd
Close to schools. SH 7007. OWNER. 30
BUnDNG SITES, Clinton, 75xI94. beau
tiful trees, restricted, fully developed COM
munity,, Is minutes to- Washington
100 TT. OFF 18th ST. on Roxanna I'd j,
beautiful Shepherd Park-Large lots, SO
TO 100 #. frontase, any desired depth;
price, $3.50 up. SHAPIRO, INC, 11O6
Vermont ave. ME. 1717. 80
FOR sALE-FT LINCOLN, near entrance,
4 sites, cost S400, will sell $500. Call AT.
CHEVY CHASE, MD.-Beautiful level lot, i
Slk No. Bradley lane. 50'x210'; $1,000;
Srms. OWNER, 81. 2416. a
BEAUTIFUL SUBURBAN HOMESITESS for
yertisement under Acreage" this paper.
BETHESDA, Bradley Hills, by owner, lot
S0'x12Q', restricted supdfrisicn; utilities
available; sacrifice, S2,350. DIETERICH,
MCLEAN, vA-Two lots on Elm St: price,
S2,250: exclusive agent. MRS DOUGLASS
8. MACKALL, Jr., Elmwood 1856. 20
APARTMENT HOUSE SITE. 25th and Nay
1or I'd. Sc: 10,5S4 50. 1T; no excavation
needed; 147 feet frontage
Three lots on Albemarle St, at Reno I'd.
% lots, Beach drive and East-west high
way. high elevation; lots range in size
from 5000 to 10000 square IT. each.
HENRY E. fRlPP. 37O5 Ga. ave. NV. IA.
Evening star., 1946-09-28
oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE.

HERE'S YOUR VACATION HOME and a
snug hsherman's haven, ideal climate on
Florida's Gulf Coast. Fertile homesites, /
10 a., fronting or mr.. salt water, COM
munity boat dock privil.. hard rd., elec.
Titles guaranteed. Priced as low as $500,
f45 down, S15 mo-, inmed. possession. For
beautiful illustrated free booklet write or
phone bet. and 5. PAUL E. HARRISON,
TOURIST LOCATION-9-rm. frame home
on 3-lane hwy s mi. east of city. with
view Of Monticello. home of Thomas Jeffer-
son; center-hall plan, large bedrms., 2
baths. office with shower oil heat. ami;
several outbldgs., one OF redwood, easily
converted into 4 rms; 21 acres. Imme-
date possession; $4,000. Write Box $50
j; E. HARLOW, Real Estate, Charlottes-
NEW AND MODERN s.RooM HOUSE
Never been occupied: finished basement
with recreation room, hardwood floors. fire.
place, lot 120xl60. For particulars write
9. P. MORRISON. M. D., Charles Town,
W Va phone 276 29s
TIMBER sALEIoutstanding opportunity.
About 100000, board feet of saw timber,
about ,1.oo0ooQ board feet of pine; 125
miles from Wash, near Charlottesville, Va.
Also about 10000 cords of pulpwood.
Many thousand ties, light poles, piling, etc.
Al-yeaf stone road through center of tract.
Sell all or part on attractive terms. Easily
logged. Will take qualified prospect for
inspection. OWNER. 1885 Biltmore st.