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The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
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HOW MEXICO WON


AS told in an earlier article,
Mexico for 800 years was part
Of the Spanish province known
as New Spain. This came about
after fernando Cortes conquer
ed the kingdom of the Aztec
Indians in 1921. During the
three centuries of Spanish rule,
the small class of the very
wealthy was in power, while the
poorer classes had few oppor-
tunities to better their lot.
However, attempts at revolt
were few and far between until
the beginning of the 10Th cen
fury. By that time the demo-
cratic ideas of the American
Revolution had begun to spread
to the Spanish colonies of the
New World. Yet the final indie
pcndence of Mexico was
brought about, not because she
came to adopt republican ideas,
but because of the confused po-
lltlcal situation in Spain.
When the Emperor Napoleon
of France made his brother,
Joseph Ring of Spain III 1903,
many Spaniards dill not acce TT
the new monarch. but swore al
leeiance to Ferdinand VII, who
had been forced to abdicate.
"rhe officers of New Spain were
at a loss to know which king
to follow. -
Some Mexicans now tho4ght
that the time hal come to
shake off the foreign yoke 81.
Together. In 1910, Father Miguel
Hidalgo, a parish priest, start
ed a ce'oellion, but it was put
down and Hidalgo lost his life.
Another priest, Father Jose
Maria Morelos, started another
revolution several years later.
He. too, was unsuccessful, but
the desire for freedom. persist
e5.
Although fighting continued,
tie -evolutlonists dill not make
much Roadway. In -31l. crdi-
u4rd VII had been restor ed to
his throne. The ROYAL represen.
tatives in New Spain no longer
having . divided allegiance,
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,urp

.hook Gail a little to have
..dnit that she had not sud
o., developed a sturdy indie
DENY ience that lent dignity and
psna o. living simply, working
~ denying herself. She had
basu'f allen in love, that was all;
is1 icing with Greg, seeing
sno dsilv. sheltered beneath the
pm roof that sheltered him,
GAM been the glamorous icing
hso me extremely prosaic gin
% sreadl She was a little
s ss,.shed by the discovery, but
aDsI 1--we for Greg was sure and
bet oo. . being Greg's be-
unqa sharing hardships with
]oveu' loving him with all her
pm, she would know happi-
hsa.s % perfect that nothing else
would matter
sho admitted that quite
.. ON. And then a chill Of ter
a"A shook her. Suppose, after
'M Gree wasn't as deeply in
,,. with her as she was with
10y. suppose he only loved
l l's..ev.r beauty and charm she
WHIT POSSESS. Suppose it was
lu assIv the glamor Of her
' I,a for him. And suppose
.hould wakeup to- realize
h ,fter all, Norah was the
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15

WORRIED

ANTIOCH, ILL.,, Sept. 14-R-
A worried Rock Lake, Wis,
woman placed an advertisement
in the Antioch News last week
seeking news of her lost love
bird.
Romeo has left Juliet (his
mate) and I can't find him any
where" Mrs. R. Johanneson ex-
planned. 81 called for him from
shutdown until two o'clock this
morning"
A half hour later she called
back and cancelled the ad.
II was getting breakfast and
when I lifted the lid of the sugar
bowl out he flew" she explained.
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Gail awoke in the morning
with a vague feeling that some
thing very wonderful had hap
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
Prussian Count Son Robbed

CHICAGO, Sept. IA. = @ -
Jay J. Won Gluck, %, University
of Chicago student who said he
was the son of a Prussian count,
reported he was robbed of $4,000
in jewelry, so English pounds,
and $38 by two Negroes early
today.
Won Gluck, who said he arriv-
ed here two weeks ago, told
police he was walking toward
Lake Shore drive on the rear
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ed her chin and his eyes search
ed her face as he said with
mock sternness, "Here, what's
this? No signs of a sleepless
night? Don't tell me you went
straight to sleep just as though
nothing had happened"
II didn't stayed awake for
hours, just thinking how won
derfui it was that you loved
me-" she told him simply.
Darling sweet" said Greg
huskily, and kissed her again.
"You are going to marry me,
aren't you, darling?" she beg
ged after a moment.
Greg raised his head and
looked down at her, and there
was adoring laughter in his
eyes.
"How could I escape: You're
a lady of persistence" he be-
gan teasingly.
But she crowded closer in his
arms and begged, her voice
shaken, "No, no darling. don't
tease me. It's the most impor-
tant moment in all my life"
"Sweetheart, I adore you and
I want to marry you more than
anything else in the VERDI" he
told her, his voice very low and
not at all steady. "But you'll
be taking an awful chance,
sweet. I'll take care of you to
the very best of my ability, but
it won't be like anything you've
ever had. I can't give you
luxury or maybe even COM
fort"
Nothing I've ever had will
be like the happiness of being
married to you, Greg" she told
him. Her voice was soft and
vibrant, a pledge and a prayer
and a little soft e~xultant cry
of delight, all in one. Gail I
ever want you to give me is
your love-"
you've got that, angel :!
you'll always have it as long
as I live," he told her, his own
pledge that curled warm and
soft and sweet in her heart.
Nothing would ever hurt her;
nothing would ever brighten her
so long as that promise lay
deep in her heart.
At the door from the kitchen
into the dining room there was
suddenly a great and deliberate
clatter-perhaps a spoon bang
ed on the bottom of a pan would
make such a noise-and above
it, they heard someone cough
ing loudly. When Norah pushed
open the door and thrust in her
laughing face, they were stand
ing apart, flushed and bright
eyed. ii
ALWAYS the subtle one, me-"
announced Norah cheerfully,
and over her SHOULDER she call
ed, "Come on, Uncle Charles.
Breakfast is ready"
1t was a gay meal, and every
body talked at once. Gail saw
that Norah seemed to be quite
herself. There was no hint OF
despair, of unhappiness. Norah
was obviously happy in the hap
piness of Greg and Gail; and
that, Gail told herself, bewilder-
ed, only made her behavior last
night the more remarkable.
Breakfast was almost over
and they were all lingering over
second cups of coffee when
Charles pushed his chair back
a little, brought his pipe out OF
his pocket and began to fill it,
looking from Gail to Greg and
smiling fondly at both of them.
(To Be Continued)
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TUESDAY PROCLAIMED
NATIONAL GUARD DAY
BY GOVERNOR CHERRY

Gov. R. Gregg Cherry yes
terday proclaimed Tueday as
National Guard day."
In his proclam alton, the gov
ornor said that elm order that
we may give special recognition
to the men OF the National
Guard of North Carolina who
have given their lives to their
state and country and to those
who are continuing to. give
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15

BY using more high grade
lump ore in open hearth fur
naces, steel makers can cut their
purchased scrap requirements n
much as Is per cent.
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
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pened in her dreams-and then
memory swept back in a flood
and she sprang out of bed as
excited as a child waiting its
first glimpse of a laden tree on
Christmas morning.
She went down to breakfast
with a crazy feeling that her
heart ran ahead of her, calm
oring for its first glimpse Of
Greg, while her feet held her
back, fearful of what that first
glimpse might reveal.
Kate and Norah were in the
kitchen, Kate finishing break
fast, Norah straining the foamy
yellow milk that Greg had
brought in from the barn. There
was no sign of either Greg or
Charles, and Gail felt an unac-
customed shyness as she
paused in the doorway and said
an uncertain Good morning"
"Hi, chum," cried Norah gaily.
looking up from the strainer for
a moment, grinning, and then
returning to her task.
"You look as blooming as the
morning, DEAR" said Kate, and
her smile was affectionate as
always.
Gail beamed radiantly at both
of them and realized that her
momentary apprehension had
been silly.
why shouldn't she look
blooming?" demanded Norah
cheerfully. cater all. she's en-.
gaged-and to a swell guy.
congratulated Greg. I believe
Emily Post says I offer the
bride-to-be my best wishes in.
stead of congratulations"
Gail said impulsively: "Then
you don't mind. Norah?"
Some of the rich yellow milk
that Norah was straining into
the big brown churn splashed
as she jerked around to stare
at Gail with every evidence Of
establishment.
"Mind?" she repeated. "For
Pete's sake! When it's some
thing I've been hoping would
happen from the very first mo-
ment you got here!"
Despite Hates little instinc-
tive gesture that would have
stopped her, Gail rushed impul-
sively on, "But last night
though you were - were-up-
set"
Norah turned her head a little
and her soft hair slid forward,
masking her expression as she
gave her attention to the last
gallon of milk pouring through
the strainer into the churn.
"Last night I had the great
granddaddy of all headaches,
she said CURLY. 1.-THE sun was
pretty hot yesterday. l think
that caused it. Anyway. I saved
my congratulations until this
morning. Sorry you misunder-
stood"
Her curtness made Calls
ewes widen a little, but before
she could say anything more,
Kate made a little admonitory
gesture and Gail swallowed
whatever she might have said.
And a moment later there was
the sound of Charles and Greg
coming on the back porch from
the morning chores.
"Here, GAIL" Kate said
briskly, "help me get breakfast
on the table. It's all ready"
"Sure," said Gail briefly. She
lifted the platter of bacon and
eggs and the inevitable bowl OF
steaming grits and carried
them into the dining room,
where the table had already
been laid.
AS she put them down there
was a step behind her and arms
went about her, and Greg said
huskily, Morning, sweet"
She turned eagerly in the cir
Gle of his arms and lifted her
mouth for his kiss. After a
beautiful. blessed interval, he
lifted his head and looked down
at her and said huskily. "Here
let's have a look at you!"
His forefinger and thumb tilt
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finer girl, the girl most worthy
of his 1nve2

The fear of that was so vio-
lent that it vanquished all hope
OF sleep and Gail sat up in bed
and drew up her knees. fright
ened and shaken. Remember
ing, holding with both hands to
tn lovely memories of Greg's
arms about her for the first
time, Of Greg's first kiss, of
his voice, low and shaken as he
brushed her ear with his lips
and held her so close she could
scarcely breathe.
No, Greg really loved her.
Greg really wanted to marry
her.
Quite honestly, she told her
self in unconscious humility as
new to her as any of the nights
experiences, He loves me, but
I'm fraid he doesn't want to
marry me-and why should he?
After all, I'm not much of a
wife for him, but-oh, dear God,
make him think I could be ~
and help me to live up to what
he needs In a wifel
She was comforted a little,
but it was 4 long time before
she could lull herself to sleep
by going over and over again
every minute there beneath the
shadowy live oaks, telling each
moment as though it had been
some priceless pearl on a plati-
mum chain.
Gail awoke in the morning
with a vague feeling that some
thing very wonderful had hap
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15

their services for the security
do hereby proclaim Tuesday
Sept. Is, as National guard
day."
The Wilmington morning star., 1947-09-15
OVER THE NETWORKS
D

Time is eastern standard. For cen
trail standard subtract one hour. for
mountain standard subtract two
hours. Some local stations change
hour Of relay to fit local schedules.
Evening star., 1947-01-01
TRAILERS.

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Kozy, Cwosso and Superior on display.
Terms. 12 to "a months. Sensational new
Mggns camP trailer metal Utility fTal
SALES, q. S. Rt. 1, Berwyn, Md. Tel.
WANT a HoMEe New. Continental house
trailers' on display at 1913 r. ]. ave. ne.
NEW AND USED HOUSE TRAILERs. ready
fAPR f4s eo e eegssE ak ro1e FTsaT
Aiezandria' Alex S 0ps Phone a oV, W asoi. eS ''u'n ''
FOR BEST CASH PRICE on your used
trailer call Mr.. Ladd or Mr.. Schan. AMER
NV. Wo, 1921.
NEW AND USED HOUSE TRAILERs ready
for immediate delivery. AMERICAN
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HOUSE TRAILERs for immediate delivery
f15 veterans 5daI and CIVILIANS coaE TRAIL
Silver M RS Spring. finger Nd neas ST. s ss4s georgia ave-
DELIvERY--New and used
trailer coaches. We invite you to see our
dspsay a4a sar,sen oa seven ndscraaf me% mads
S21s1 .O5
1916 Travelo, 24R it. ---- 2,276. OF
1916 American Tandem, 25 TT 2.337 .55
1946 thinner Tandem, 27 #. 2,436.50
1947 Schult Luxury Liner, 25k it.,
1916 Travelo Tandem, 27 #. 2,936. .05
1946 Howard Tandem, 2S #. = 3,136.50
Prices include equipment and accessories,
drop cord, radio, door mats, fire extin-
guisher, leveling jacks, 3-ton lift hydraulic
Jack, etc. Terms on IL, 1S, "a months.
1947 comb. boat and utility trailer $4,000
1916 Granite EXP. utility trailer, 1880
1916 Granite EXP. utility trailer, 22950
1916 Dor-Lee Trailcamper $500
All prices subject to change without notice.
Electric home appliances. trailer parts and
accessories in our showroom and parts
AMERICAN TRAILER CO..
INC, 1890 Wisconsin ave. NV. Phone
Evening star., 1947-01-01
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

REBUILT TRANSMISSION guaranteed; hub
caps, grills, sealed-beam headlights, water
pumps, fuel pumps, safety Jacks. rebuilt
safety auto glass installed. j. L. BREN-
NER & CO., 1910 Montana ave. me-, FIR
GUARANTEED rebuilt transmissions,
grilles. seal-beam lights. water and fuel
: ty glass installed. ]. L. BRENNER l. Co.
1910 Montana ave. me-. FIR. 1910.
MOTOR sKOOTER 1941, cushman Auto
dfa foRD Rzpio; aB 1871 custom an built; radio in
perfect condition. WI 1862.
CAR HEATERS, complete with defrosters
and attachments for Ford and Mercury.
NEWeTYPE fSRe i orTs TiRE a REcRPPING App By the Dem
Nap electric process; beautiful tread: q
hour service; electric-treated sections If
ssUpes seup tire t is % sa ses % SSqT Fes CO. eeVg Wa
fngton's Largest Pontiac Dealer, 1437
Irving st. NV, AID. $500. Quick. efficient
PoNTTAC fs5srffT OWNERS. ATTENTION. We
quality seat covers in popular colors. They
will also f1t other models of General Mo-
tors cars. Prompt and neat installation
II desired. ARCADE PONTIAC CO., 1437
Irving st. NV. AID. $500.
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILER, immediate de.
livery: new shipment Just arrived: the
neatest one you've ever. seen; suitable for
merchants. farmers, fishermen and tour
ing; low priced at ARCADE PONTIAC, CO.,
1437 Irving ST. NV, AID. $500. Washing
tons Largest Pontiac Dealer.
NEW TIRES-Don't stand in line or de-
pend on waiting list. Immediate delivery
on any passenger or truck size tire or
tube. Drive in for free mounting service
ee hso ass s5eI ana ay SAILS o f4ss
st. ne LU OS34, LU 1877.
Evening star., 1947-01-01
STORES FOR REN1.

1901 9th ST. N.W.-Desirable corner store
with large show windows located in good
colored business section. Ideal for res
taurant, shoe repair, pawn broker. etc,
vacant Call Rent Department, LEO NJ.
BERNSTEIN g. CO., 1415 K st. NV. ME.
sos 9Th ST. N.w.-Three lge. rms. in
zone, suitable for print shop. laundry: etc
Call Rent Department, LEO NJ. BERN
STEIN & CO., 1415 K st. NV. ME. $500.
HABERDAsHERy AND CLOTHING or
junior dept. store, mems merchandise;
in an outstanding tenant whose back
ground in merchandising is such that he
can associate himself in the same block
with the following tenants: Western Auto,
American Stores, Weltman's Liquor, A g. P,
Georges Radio, Woolworth,s, Interstate
Dept; Stores, Beck Shoe, Giant Market.
Peoples Drug Store Norhud Sen Senator to The he
use of concrete parking facilities for 300
cars. The first store opened in this loca-
tion did the largest business Of any open
ing in its history. Only outstanding, re-
sp9nsible merchants viii lo be considered.
NEW PARK AND SHOPPING center, 1906
Columbia pike: One store .;a available With h
business cHAs. L. NORRIS. 2135 Pa.
sEvERAL sEe n coon STORE LOCATIONS for
rent; tone may suit your business. Ma.
s485 18th ST. rooms. end floor, across
fs &c oE Il RHKT or sF6hR R5 SoIl little
shop; furnished or will sell furnishings.
Cali MR.. FULBRIGHT, DE. 60S0. 7s
Evening star., 1947-01-01
OFFICES FOR RENT.

MEDICAL OFFICE, 3315 18th st. NV,
Newly remodeled, reception rm. and al;
% lab, air ri'ce cond., glass brick partitions;
GE. 1897 for Inspection. a
TWO TO FOUR ROOMS in law firms air
conditioned suite, with Joint reception,
library and telephone service: excellent
oFF1eR eRd sfsGf SSd n
with partitioned ofices and reception en-.
trance: ideal for auditors, LAWYERS and
Sumner Sumner and Winter air Conditioning. BOX
5 ROOMS, 2 baths. 1st floor. near 18th
SsSr 32 ifsf e sac now avail
able in the Fark Lane Bldg. modern,
medical Center and near ali downtown
hospitals, at the corner OF 21st. and Eye
SIS; NV s4-hogr elevator pssFdsns and switch
sssFd sssF SffyiS 1900 60 ss hssaen'
2-RM. OFFICE. vie. Falls Church: suit; for
professional Or business unit Mr.. Mulr1oy
DEsIRABLE D ABB % oFFICE ICE SPACE eSo' or suite. i'm
med. possession: Central National Bank
Bldg; convenient to everything. Elk. 4249.
LARGE OFFICE ROOM. ground floor loca-
ton. in .1st-class Office building; size
ance ONCE or any other high-type business.
NV. THOS, J. FISHER " CO, LNC.'
cENTiURY BUILDTNG. Az 5tR St. NV.
facing Court House park-Modern 7-story
elevator office building. If you are looking
for first-class office space. then we invite
youE immediate inspection. There are. q
few most attractive suites still available
for the discriminating businessman; all
outside rooms: entire building lust COM
pletely renovated Rentals are reasonable.
Representative on premises daily to pm.
THOS. J. FISHER & CO. INC, Realtors.
T32 10Th st. NV, Dl. 6S3U.
GROUND Floor. air conditioned, 900
SO. it. on Jefferson pl.. "a block of Con-
necticut; will alter to suit tenant; suitable
for doctors, dentists, trade group, beauty
shop, ETC.; available 80 days. Box II f.
NEAR i4th AND PARK RD. N.w.-Busi-
ness corner, 1929 14th ST. NV; entire End
floor, 4 rooms and lavatory; suitable for
business or office; RA 2o36; .o,,as ~
answering service. mail address. L., j.
COWIE, 800 Eye st. NV. -3
32IS CONN, AVE.-Approx 10x12 it., in
lobby of apt. bldg. EN-. 3347. .
DR. OR DENTISTS st. NV, Just OF
Conn. ave First-foor corner apt. in lge.
modern fireproof bldg; pvt. st. entrance
If desired J. A. WEINBERG CO., 1907
n ST. NV, MA. $500. .
OFFICES, near Pa. ave. and 3rd st. Sc;
convenient to Capitol. KELLEY g. BRAN
hFToRNEY AFT; III 'vSi WILL SHARE well-appointed
suite of Offices with one or two lawyers
Roy 403-C. Star y
Evening star., 1947-01-01
Ny Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby
The Two-Faced Month.

1t is appropriate that the first
month of the year should be named
for Janus, ancient Roman deity,
the god of gates and doors.
Just as gate or door faces in
two directions, Janus is pictured
as having two faces, one at the
front and one at the back of his
head. He was, therefore, also the
god Of all new beginnings. He
faced the future even as he con-
templated the past.
From this ancient belief came
the custom of resolving on a bet
ter course of life as the first day
of the first. month begins. The
making of New Year resolutions has
become a little old-fashioned in
these hurrying and rather cynical
times. 1t is a good custom never
theless, and I, for one, have no
feeling Of hesitancy in publicly de-
claring my resolutions for the New
Year.
1. will strive to the limit of
my ability to make my column
worth the paper it is printed on.
2. I will be mindful of the seri-
Gus responsibility which rests upon
me as reporter, and will endeavor
to serve my readers as accurately as
human frailty will permit.
s. I will keep in mind that the
purpose of my column is to- be OF
service to those among my readers
VINO earnestly seek self improve
ment; that I will not betray the
confidence of my editors or my
readers by injecting any subject
whatever into my writings that Is
political, propagandistic, or that il
biased by prejudice or self-aggran-
dizement.
4. I will continue to emphasize tho
necessity for reform in the teach
ing of English. Twill continue to
stimulate an understanding of and
a pride in our strictly American
language. I win continue to ex-
pose linguistic fraud, error, super
stition, pondposity and false teach
ings no matter how high the place.
S. Whenever I am guilty of q
misstatement, I shall admit it frank
ly and as promptly as my dead line
will permit.
Thank you, my readers, for let
ting me and my column come into
your homes. FRANK COLBY.
Evening star., 1947-01-01
LOTS FOR SALE.

VICINITY OF CREsTWOoD. corner 18th
ns5ion ana @Dssrrsfas ea H2RRY DRE9sES
9oaS Skf Eds sGa ss snrEs in eSo neaby
.springbrook Forest, where careful planning
and protective restrictions assure sure lasting
perfect Setting for your future nome 2is
es from Woodmoor sh9pptnga atisa sentef From in
oo nsusns fine paned ing Fosdwayst gssb ay Tth
Moss; RsaitP5i m os ShsphsFd niSS 1000 SITE. 9Th
ines adjoining several small country es.
tates Of and rh stas
homes reject the high charaeter ac T., Of d,,as the
a private paved driveway, ALREADY con-
S.rqeted Leading to the TOP ei the aya ni
I'd, in the Silver Spring area. about %
ten ton. where careful planning and protec;;
freedom from encroaehment. Homesites
woodsd some Wifh
begin at S475o. including paved roadWays.
sfs sS 's e On ssSss ES'1s fs5 &oy
sELECT sh GISI YOUR HoMEsIrE NOW from cur
choice list OF beautiful lots. loc. in t!'s
sssda area E0sEy ot ot is is me., an exc xer
fTsaTse"ffa'S Terms: T down T and balance in equal
monthly payments. The services of our
times to assist -you in plannins for your
: n. Fry: NC, ResiseiT, as4S SstS Wisconsin
SoLLINGWooD, Chevy chase. Md,-An
excellent building site in this exclusive
90 IT NoRRis Eae real asen eny at l ee
sHs ssfGJTGh I'll eaS eys Silver
most appealing community, iInu h the perfect esr
goo individually, designed dwellings re-
feet the. high character Of Development @
sttes e hs - center
EsSs SSs SssssE sassE SfET seS Of tn. h:sss.
suburban locations, excellent community;
two lots. one corner; level. 17T-ft: frontage,
sS.y sSSS sS sn #. xsefdsse sSseo ti Ga Mo s4p
JONES & CO.. INC, $500 Conn. ave. NV.
GRoyERToN HEIGHTS. VA, beautiful lot,
IL miles south Of Alex, OF No. i hwy.
r. clab siaosts 80 #. I front S OAK st ais It.
dsSR: oTR MsoSTHLf s saG Afz fAYaESr lS financing to
build your home in Chevy Chase. Md, is
about the same as rent; representative
Conn C shs sve erGnsy snd Jones Bridge 70 Pd 5oN
r GORDON, 142z Eye st. NV" Di. $3.50
GGIvYY G { eeHaisE, cha D. c., Northanpton or
feet in this most desirable section Of
eE 81 iof5 Haaf tIfi s0pnsfe pm VIZ SaS % SAUNDERS
e. e. INC. 1913 K st. n.w-' Realtors since
Evening star., 1947-01-01
LOTS FOR SALE tcont. j

NEAR LEE HWY. AND GLEBE RD.--This
location has every desirable feature, such
as sewer, water. gas, electricity, rapid,
continuous public Transportation to and
from city; shopping center about 1000
who desires, We viii build a home to suit
in accordance with regulations; an oppor-
tunity hard to duplicate. Phone NA. 1857
or visit JOHN H. MILLER, Jr., q BRO,
1912 Z st. NV, IL
61z ACRES In Chevy Chase. Md, with 220-
&; frontage on Conn. ave. OWNER. EN-.
FoUR WOODED ACRES, corner lot. near
Alexandria, Va, stream on property. Call
EN-, 1859
SILVER SPRING, adjacent Woodside Forest
-5 very desirable lots, available for better
type homes; priced from $1,000; terms ar
ranged for responsible purchasers Call
OWNER, Thurs and Friday, $3.50 to 4.
ST. n.e.-Levei lot 50x150.
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