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by his son and was found to
contain scientific materials, but
mostly the personal effects of
Edison the Man..
There were stomach pills and
mouth wash, bills accumulated
for decades, jokes written in
his own hand, a book he never
had time to autograph for a
young girl in Chicago, but noth-
ing startling except perhaps a
small vial of uranium nitrate.
His son, Charles Edison.
former New Jersey governor
and former Secretary of the
Navy, supervised the unsealing
and Study of the desk. Stand
ing besides him was Mrs.
Thomas A. Edison, widow of
the great inventor.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
The Weather
FORECAST

FORECAST
North Carolina q q South Carolina: Fsi
and continued cold Sunday, with some
what higher temperatures Sunday after
Don
Eastern Standard Time)
fBy U. S. Weather Bureau)
Meteorological data for the "a hours
ending 1880 p. m. yesterday.
Temperatures
1870 a. M. SIS; 1870 a. n. 80; ! 30 p IN.
80; 7:30 p, M. a.. Maxiroum So; mini
mum "a, mean As, normal AZ.
Humidity
1870 a. m. 81; 7:30 a. m. "A; l so p. m.
35; 7:30 p. m. "a.
Precipitation
Total for "a hours ending T." 0. II.
0.06 inches.
Total since the first of thu n
0.32 inches.
Tides Fer Today
From the Tide Tables publisl
U. S. Coast and Geodetic Survey.
High Low
Wilmington --12:2S a. m. 1893 a. m.
1885 p. m. 1888 D. m.
Masonboro Inlet 10:43 a. M. AIS a, m.
11:13 p. m. 4:51 p. m.
Sunrise 1903; sunset $50; moonriss
10 Pop; moonset 9:44a.
River stage at Fayetteville, N. C., q
8 a. m. Saturday 12.1 feet.
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FIVE SAILORS
ARE POISONED
Wood Alcohol Is Fatal To
Seamen Aboard Navy
Transport


NORFOLK, Va. Feb. 3-(P-
Five seamen who were at a party
aboard the Navy attack transport
Latimer Thursday night when
wood alcohol was served were
dead today and 10 others were
hospitalized, five of whom were
listed as in a serious condition.
A spokesman for the Norfolk
group, Atlantic Reserve Fleet,
said the wood alcohol was stored
aboard the ship for use in machin-
cry maintenance, but there was
no immediate explanation of the
use of the alcohol at the party pend
fCarunL nm Dn~o o.. C rN
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Top Ranking Emissary
Is Buried At Shelby
Nv MINIS

SHELBY, Feb. 8-R-Eulogized as one OF Americas
greatest public servants, Ambassador 0. Max Gardner,
whose mission to London was abruptly ended by death
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
Thousands Pay Respects To Gardner
FAMOUS
DESK IS OPENED

WEST ORANGE, N. j., Feb.
S.-P-Thomas Alva Edison's
famous rolltop desk - sealed
since his death more than Is
years ago-was opened today
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
Tue Die AS A Result
Of Couples Escapade

ST. LOUIS, Feb. 8-P)-J. Vincent Reardon, So,
prominent St. Louis business man, and 13-year-old Michael
A. Darcy were dead tonight as a result of a series of tragic
-AaAAa- ;uuoluino
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
KeLlex viii Conduct
Ram-Jet Experiments
BY JACK COWIE

Word from Washington, D. c. yesterday was to the af-
feet that member Of the armed services will not directly
conduct tests of secret weapons at Camp Davis when the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
Labor Rule Faces Crisis
In Face OF G. Shortage

LONDON Feb. 8-P)-Brtain prepared tonight tor
a major industrial shutdown amid warnings by a labor
Spokesman that the coal crisis threatened an end to the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09

Choo-Choo Justice discloses
plans to play professional foot
ball to Star-News Sports Editor
Gil Smith in an exclusive inter-
view to be found on Page 10-A.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09
WEATHER
FORECAST

Wilmington, Southeastern North Caro-
lima. Fair and continued cold Sunday,
with somewhat higher temperatures
Sunday afternoon
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09

Continued on Page 3; Column 81
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-02-09

Served By Leased Wires
of the
UNITED PRESS
and the
ASSOCIATED PRESS
With Complete Coverage Of
State and National News
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Continued on Page 5, Column j.
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Mmh!' a i! e; !!5r',


his throat. "An right" he said.
Then, "I'm not going in with you.
Things to do. Lots Of them. Chin
up, now. I'll see you tomorrow.
Goodnight"
Goodnight" She made an at
tempt at smile. "And thank you"
OF one thing he was sure. Curt
Vallaincourt had really loved Ver-
onica Bigelow. Start with that fact.
He had burned his bridges, eare-
fully and conscientiously. Includ-
ing Shari Lynn? He thought so.
Funny what love will do for a guy.
But he must have been aware Of
his anita gonists-of their viciousness
II what he intended doing became
known. He was certain that he
knew of his danger. He had woven
his spell with the blacklist of arts
and had been caught at it. That
was his undoing. He must have
been conscious of playing a long
chance those last few days. But he
went to his death blithely all the
same, even welcoming it in the
knowledge that something fine had
happened to him that had never
happened before. He had been be-
trayed, however, by hope.
McCale was silently deriding the
philosophizing he had been indulg-
ing in when he came abreast of
his own doorway. Just when it was
that the first warning came, he
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He didn't hear Ann scream.

couldn't afterwards recall. He had
just looked up to see the lights Of
his office cleaning family. He was
only a few feet from the doorstep
when it came-that intuitive mes
sage from his nerves, his glands.
Call it what you will, it reaches up
out of the vastness of our primeval
beginnings to warn us. 1t gripped
him now, thrusting icy claws down
into his diaphragm. He started to
turn; then thought better of it. Then
he began to run.
The report came like a firecrack-
er, hard by on his right. He heard
the sound of running feet. He felt
a CHASTITY blow near his heart. He
reeled, stopped in his tracks. A
low whisper escaped his lips. His
knees buckled as pain shot
through his side. He climbed up
the steps somehow. He thought,
"Oh, God, this is how Curt Val
laincourt died. I wonder what went
through his Withdrawing up
those endless stairs?"
After thousand years, the door
swung open. Ann stood there. She
seemed far away in the dark. He
forced a smile.
Hello" he said, conscious of
soldering.
you're tight" she said.
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An attempt on
McCaLe's Life

mo. He said I wasn't to worry
about it. That was all" She beuan
to cry softly. He helped her out and
paid the driver. He didn't speak un-
til the taxi had driven off.
THAT afternoon-the one before
yesterday - when you and Curt
came into the living room, he
flashed you a signal with his eyes,"
"You noticed that?"
eyes. What did it mean?"
1T meant that everything was all
right, that he'd destroyed everything
his letters, his associations, ev-
erything that had tied him to the
past. It was as if he said"-her
voice broke-"as if he said, Look,
darling, the past is all finished. I'm
Clean"
McCale blinked his eyes. cleared
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4 Narro,v Escape
From, Death

"No." His own voice sounded diff
ferent and from way back some
where. 81 don't drink. You know
that. I've been held up"
"Yeah-all the way home, I'll
bet. What have you done with
Veronica Bigelow?"
Don't tell me you're jealous of
her." He swayed, hardly aware of
this insane stalling.
1t must have been then that she
saw pain glaze his eyes, bare his
teeth. She moved forward, sudden
terror striking her.
"Duke!" she gasped.
His legs gave way again. Slowly
he slid to his knees, crouching there.
His face twitched a moment and
he made a mumbling noise before
he pitched forward.
He didn't hear AIMS scream,
Once during the night, he became
conscious. 1t was like being
dragged up into the light from the
depth and darkness of great well.
He felt a breath of cool air and
opened his eyes. He realized his
throat was parched. He asked for
water and phantom floated into
view. It was Ann. She held a glass
of water for him. Her eyes, he
noticed, were big and filled with
love for him and fear for him, too.
"That's Ann," he thought. I'm
sick and she's worried about me.
She loves me and she's worried.
That's great. That's fine."
When the black curtain of NOR
phia lifted again, it was another
day. The room was light. The first
thing he saw was big black letters.
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Donlevy Calls
And Talks

A half hour later, McCale was in
terrupted in the middle of exasper-
ated resentment at the Eight" diet
ordered by the doctor and carried
out to the letter by Ann. The tele-
phone rang. Ann, provokingly plac-
ing the bedside telephone out Of his
reach, and with a SNUG expression
on her face went into the outer office
to take the call.
THAT was Veronica Bigelow,"
she said matter-of-factly. II had
the devil of a time before she'd
trust me with the message. She's
upset no end. It seems that Dom
levy has arrested Christopher
Storm"
"When?"
Last night or early this morn
ing. She's been trying to get the
office ever since, I suppose"
"You suppose?"
"Well, IL stuffed plotting paper
in the telephone bell last night. l
thought the ringing might disturb
your rest-the doctor said"
God Almighty. Between you and
the doctor, I might as well be a
corpse. was all hoped up with
morphine, wasn't II" He turned
himself around with a painful eff
fort.
"Now, Duke, you're not to excite
yourself. You'll raise a tempera-
ture."
"To hell with my temperature.
Get Donlevy on the wire.''
Obediently she called police head
quarters, only to learn that the
homicide man was on his way there
at that very moment.
McCale patted her hand, feeling
ashamed of his Feasibility. He re-
signed himself to waiting for Don
levy.
In less than twenty minutes, the
lieutenant strobe in, in the wake of
Rocky. The two of them So big,
but so different, bulked hugely.in the
doorway. Donlevy, with a muttered
greeting to McCale, flung himself
into a chair. Crevices of fatigue
and worry lined his face.
ITO BE CoNTlNUED)
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Duke McCale, private detective, ID in.
vestigating the murder Of Curt Vallain-
court, who was about to marry Veronica
Bigelow, heiress to thirty million dollars.
She is the principal suspect. McCals
questions members Of the family and oh.
tains important clues, uncovering deep
plot to keep control Of the great fortune
in tho family, through \ deal with VAL
laincourt. McCale decides that Shari
Lynn, vaIaincourt's former wife, holds
the key to the puzzle. He hurries to her
apartment, only to find that she has been
shot dead. On looking around, he no
tees that q picture is missing from the
wall Of her apartment. He later talks
to Veronica about her love for Vallain.
court.
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$40 ACRE STOCK or diversified ranch. 6
room modern home. Barn 40 X go. Feed and
gravity water system. Several thousand
dollars timber and poles. All fenced. 100
acres adapted for orchard. 20 miles of
Portland, taverns, service stations, ga
RACES, theaters. tire shops. auto camps.
cafes. listings, Oregon, California. For the
best in the west. see or write.
TUALATIN VALLEY DEVELOPMENT
CO., Located at Q Corners WOO.
Sherwood, Oregon.
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sEATTLE's Oldest and largest dinner
ware and glass store. Owner deceased:
WALL, 1851 W. 30th Ave. Seattle 90. Wash.
New bldg. Owner leaving. For information
write P.O. Box 42S. American Falls. Idaho.
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They formed slowly out Of the mist
that still clouded his vision some
what. They read: DETECTIVE
SHOT. His mind struggled with
this and he made slight motion
with his head. A golden blonde an
gel leaned over and kissed him
lightly on the brow.
where am II" He mouthed con-
fused thoughts.
"Why, darling, this is Ann. You
know where you are"
"Uh huh" Fuzziness began to
leave the edges of his brain. ''This
is heaven. Do that again angel."
He started to put an arm about
her. Pain scared his shoulder. He
groaned bit coming wide awake.
Behave yourself" Ann said.
you're in no condition to become
amorous. Good lord, did you see
that?" She flung the morning pa
per on the floor. 1.-THE papers have
you at deaths door. Here, let me
lift you up little"
She propped a pillow behind him
and sat down. There were deep
shadows under her eyes.
Have you been here all night?"
he asked.
"Sure, why not?"
"Why didn't Rocky make you 60
homer"
do you think I'd leave you to
the tender mercies Of that behe-
moth? Every time you asked for a
drink, he reached for the bottle Of
Scotch" She scowled.
Just then the door opened and
Rocky stuck his head in. He grinned
broadly on seeing McCale awake
and sitting up.
dropped a curtsey to Ann.
"Preble!" McCale howled. "The
coroner! What is this? I'm not dead
or am II"
Ann chuckled. She did not look
too tired or harassed now that she
smiled.
when you fell in the doorway
last night, you looked pretty dead
to me. I tainted. Rocky had the two
Of us in his hands. OF course, he
simply let me lie there. With the
door wide open, wasn't uncon-
scious long. I came to and stumbled
up the stairs to find he had stretch.
ed you out on the office desk, too
much like a corpse for me to think
of anything else. What with Rocky
beating his own brains out and ours
ing that someone had bumped of
the boss, dialed headquarters. The
homicide squad, down to the last
legman, were here in three minutes
fiat"
Preble was short and thin and
past middle age and sported a
goatee. He had the typical medical
mans aIl-seeing eye.
He looked McCale over shrewd-
ly, examined the wound, and re-
bandaged it in short order.
you'll do" he said. "Stay in
bed for twenty-four hours. Don't
want you running temperature.
You're lucky guy. The bullet was
detected by the cigarette case you
carried in your upper vest pocket"
"Was it a forty-five?"
Undoubtedly, from the nature
Of the wound. If it hadn't been for
that cigarette case, it would have
ripped you wide OPEN Well, mind
what I say now. This girl needs
some Sleep" He turned to Ann,
harumphed, and went off, giving
Rocky the stare of an anthropolo.
gist ignoring an interesting but in
ferior specimen.
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equipped. Dairy supplies. groceries. Do
ing 81 900 per mo; On two paved hi-ways.
highway New home under construc. All
goes. S27, 500 plus inven. SIS 900 will ham
die, r, Dorman, P.O. BIZ. lie, Sandy, Ore.
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GARAGE. SERVICE STATION
Three room furnished home. One acre:
stock. equipments, tow car. Move right in
start making money. Nets 5000. 90 per mo:
Won't last long at So. 90 cash. Located
on Canyon Road G. LAYTON, Rt. 2, Box
lei, Beaverton, Oregon.
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Released by Western Newspaper I'm
BY VIRGINIA VALE

By VIRGINIA VALE
G6HARVEST of Stars" is I'M
L L doubtedly the best pro-
gram of its type on the air.
Other programs may come
and 60, but here's hoping it
goes on forever. James Mel
ton, its star, threw away two
careers to become a first-rate sing
er; he was tops as popular singer
more than decade ago, then went
into pictures. But he wanted to sing
in opera and to have just the sort Of
radio assignment he has now. He
says that both times he abandoned
Evening star., 1947-10-17

34th AND M N,W.-vacant-,Approximate-
mo. Apply LEO M. BERNSTEIN 81 CO,
Gaa,Er 14a5 x ST. inG.ri1E nE ne $500 II
men brick no BUILDING Painters store 1000
equipped with elevator; full basement, oil
heat For further details, apply LEO M
BERNSTEIN & CO.. 1415 X st. NV, ME.
BEAUTIFUL NEW STORE, sox1a5, par
ticularly suited for up-to-d date hardware
ness ne CENTER. LEWIS BuKMAS sa1ds' RE- !ass cSSs
SUBLEASE-Approxima 500 50. tt, in
established dress shop; excellent for mil
linery, children's wear, shoes. ETC.: location
18th and Columbia rd. NV. Cali MR..
ss5 MoNTHM2nd 4: store at busy 18TH
store. Apply at once, 1895 H st. ne. -19
N. CAPITOL AND o corner store. win give
lease to responsible party Call GERALD
REALTY CO. 412 9th St. DI. 5995: -17
STORE. 30x125: a perfect location for
a restaurant with class c license, in new
business center; definitely need; big
gGgMAs. 2RPgst mqst RE Be f7ss Nel financed Ley L9g1s
NEXT TO CORNER, 9th and Eye sts. NV.
sl5 Eye st. NV; store, rear room. use
Of yard: opposite a parking ramp. HOW
ENSTEIN REALTY CO., DI. 1877. -19
DELICATESSEN-Open in new Hillcrest
shopping center, corner Naylor and Good
Hope rds. and Alabama ave, opposite Maya
lor Theat!er; to be completed in spring:
ant. Also space remaining for top-notch
bakery and progressive drugstore. See Mr..
Norris. WEAVER BROS, INC, washing
ton Bldg, DI. $500; ewes. CHI 923S.
Evening star., 1947-10-17
WATERFRONT PRopERn-sALE.

LONG BEACH, BARGAIN-Rustic cottage;
only $500, u cash, balance $50 month;
1O0x1Oo wooded lot; lights, water and
do na aTss Hes .oass Daas Il s
5Spsy'i e bsy At 81 St. leonard. Ne n E. RocKH1II
5 Rooms AND BATE; newly decorated. :
BEVERLY BEACH coTTAGEs for sale;
sss ss cRsE si seSff ssssu
WoopIAND BEACH. MD, southeast cor;
M xTe asyTs q: aos d1.es oa al .ss and pe sGea $500
PSii PHRIgs Hsr Restor. eat TN sos Pm n { CAPITOL st.
MeLExSD Hai eisG POINT: north of North Beach
quality house and Gear garage with new
road. House Of stone. brick and frame
contsins Psarms lgs fosede 9seaa.
RDar sremaiy lon long din. rn. looks out onto bay
refgr., new Tappan electric range and
ing Ing bay. full bath. crosley refgr.. Magic
e' din poreh aes sosh nous houses es9 COPPER seTeened
plies both. Absolutely choicest location
could rent for $50 wkly. in season: 12-ft;
row OOat also WIN property. SpleuQlO
too FAN Is. bargain time for beach prop
erty and this is a bargain for S17,500.
A. STANLEY MOREAU, WA. 2571, WA.
WATER-FRoNT PROPERTY. Tall Timbers,
St. Marys County, Md, on the Potomac
Detached all,ysar bun hunssslow; slT, 5mmssd,ase
baths. mod. kit. and dining rm.. elect
gas and oil heating plant; outbldgs.i
all-year home on saltwater beach. Eea.
Timbers for Inspection. Any one there can
direct you to his home. -19
Evening star., 1947-10-17
preer last year-everyhng in red INK
BUSINESS PROP. FOR SALE Cont |

GEORGIA AVE. Mr.: COLUMBIA RD.-Lge.
two floors; located in excellent shopping
center; good inancing; possession o. store
at atos settlement; Call Mr.. HUNTER. Ma
ssae sfs ANS sRS ssb 81 sTs 92sS
in rear, zoned 1st commercial, in this
active business section at fair price,
e1st AND X SITS. NV corner location
Entire bldg for lease frs and basement 1,s 1.a
ofIered: afRerd fet additIona ito intormatien please
call Nj, Doe. with FRANK S. PHILIPS
FOR Fol RENT OR sALE-New bldg. 1ox12 IT,.
newsstand, etc: built to conform with D. C..
regulations cam be moved without damage.
2eis zoNEb h5 CON eeSoSMSMERc1AL-Brick home Of
RADIO s1' Building iArlinston's' largest and
newest office building), adj. to Wilson
blvd. Arlington Courthouse and Colonial
Village ideal as combination home and
include on the LIST floor. vestibule en-
trance, liv. rm. with fireplace; 1st,hoor
bedrm and bath. din rm. and equipped
kit: on the End f.; 2 lge bedrms an. and
rec. rm. and lavatory; hot-,water heating
garage owner will consider leasing to
ssshess hGo only r. EN- mAsoN co
sas Wson yves and 5lyS sandays g. ssss
FIRST CoMMERcIAI@Excel location;
nicely furn.: nr. Ambassador Theater !;
hath sn s4 oIns4 sSs5 sDaee Des s!m
Really Co., Du. $3.50.
Evening star., 1947-10-17
INvEsT PROP FOR SALE Cont }

1900 BLK. PA. AVE. N.W.-Two 3-story
commercial properties I1 containing % 2 stores
ds aad aPs secen rooG
1sis 5th sT. N.W~s-story corner store
S Sss er ns iss s REzirY sss $teS9 &C., 1890 5 s
St: NV. ME: 534si ewes, GE. eos4. rs
1880 10th ST. N.W.-Large detached resi-
Sens 6enss roSm oenuDfd bsb as Saa
monthly, fully furnished. quoted price,
IGN sy appointment. MOORE HILL
GEoRGEToWN. store and Offices above.
1tb o neat ease showing e1sesns
Nj: 94as. Ewes, Wo. oils. 10
10th ST. APIS, excel. cond. and location;
BEAUTIFUL dur1 apt for
HAMPTON H REALTY CO.. Ex. 1856; ewes,
: "a sEMiDEr. BRICK BUILDINGS. less
'sSs9H sna niH oath extra
as eash prce9 on viii raa phone
EucHs u Ss co. M i5os ST. xi'h n.x sAfNHNosa NA Gas s.
SIX FURNISHED APIS. in this a-story
brick 6gildng bringing an snnus In
TONED. six Electrolux, refrigerators, new
i..,D oil burner; ;rix,i in the heart Of the best
renting ulStrlcC IN washington, near Geo.
sS5: 900; Phone Nj; eayson, Wo; S5si;
su1nDERs! 81 nH "a ArTsNT1oN-a14A fssS, st. me-,
Tm: ,semidetached, asseste shingles oil
psypsRTfAL 5ssHFfs Real ssrSTE AZ co A
NvEsToRs NV aSSo ssl sToP, look at this new res
taurant on Washington blvd between here
and Baltimore; lease for years buy
property and take this enormous monthly
kS se 's5 so 'dsh{ daily ei caAPAs Nj AEsRsn RF
FIRST 81 COMMERCIAL. excellent location tH
nirey furnished near AnIg Ta
and bath apt. for owner, sacrifice owner
s;H y fSS : nfs ese.ss,
MA. sO96; ewes, DU. 1859 or 81. 1897
1900 BLOCK LEWIS ST. NE.-3 complete
ants. one furnished. Colonial front row
brick; gas hot;wate1 heat tile bath: i'm
auief SAFE e'5Gn D6NN sGsH9En1ur a s56S aat
and Sunday, Mr.. Geier. VI sI7s.
very desirable location off River rd. in
e.fd IT, 81 timber he's ssaea sst@rtsa
Immediate sale Cali Frank b. christina a S.
With RoBT. D. HAGNER, OIL. b409; ewes,
suiiLpERs. DEVELOPERS. Land 1nves-
tors! Here's almost 5-acre tract adjacent
to soming 24Q-unit modern apt. bldgs;
rd.. suitian Nd First comm possibility
Pen'. mis- th!s opportunIsy. csIl Nj
Miller an1sE b. ?SH sa 0soe GGs and pAah eaelasive
broker"
Evening star., 1947-10-17

~: bet. 7th and 9Th sts.; is now Ynin.
preyed od permits % for ON 2story ss slds teeether
with site. Lot contains 2.o25 sd. #. Has
first trust Of SIC; 900. Priced for immsd.
{SxLIhokNiS II s. ST: T. near rga q s44th.loo;Iiee
ehboMRs, eahsb ri! istS Or and rge r5sons:se st. L w.
BETHEsDA-Large lot, residential. close
IN, IN good street; priced right. Phone. Wo.
Z Tors, water and sewer in; Bethesda,
9sar aod Bradley blyd.; eno.; can sell separately
sYt5aers sYSf Ewes. p5fksSs 9G. sSss g RD1so as o.
LANHAM PARK. Just east of L.nh.m, Md
tout Defense hwy)-You are cordially in:
nsS or Rs s
time in lovely Ianham Park. Bulldozers,
scoops and gradsrs are busily opening up
bsy stfes os to M as fGE M ef
feet deep, with city water. eiectricity,
o1td e aaa low
Of $3.50; convenient terms If desired. Come
out and take a peek. There IS no obliga-
Of ns YOU ns what S
Impressed with the unusual values offered.
@ das xy bd to nss
Pennsyivania Railroad overpass, cross over
ham ham fSas PARK" At ofce on o. isis SIDE Of Be-
fepss hvy Until o9f dais 0pfn pThos Ssz ind s slndssy
phone onion 1913 or Wsrtsid $685.: @i7
RIvERW0oD-Exclusiye estates, oyerlook.
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