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Evening star., 1947-07-27

debate the other day on the reso-
luton by Senator KEN to investi-
gate the Kansas City vote fraud
case, one of the newsmen in the
Senate press galleries quipped:
TT all boils down to whether it
will be white-washed or Kem-
toned"
PAT ON OUR OWN BACK DE-
PARTMENT-In this years session
of Congress there was only one piece
of beneficial Federal employees legis-
lation enacted. This has been a
very tough Congress as far as Gov
ernment workers are concerned.
So, at the risk of dislocating our
arm, We would like to point out that
The Star led the campaign to enact
this beneficial legislation that man
aged to get through Congress. The
bill we're talking about is the Jones
measure which permits laid-of Fed
eral workers with less than 10 years
of service to withdraw their retire
ment money. This money will help
to tide over thousands of dismissed
employees until they find new jobs.
In pointing out our role in the
bills passage, we're not attempting
to take away the major credit for
it's enactment that goes to Repre-
sentative Jones, Republican, of
Washington, the bills sponsor. and
Chairman Rees and LANCER of the
House and Senate Civil Service
Committees.
LABOR SNUB-Offcials of the
various Government employees
unions are disappointed that the 12-
man commission selected to study
the reorganization of Government
departments and agencies contains
no representatives from the ranks
Of labor or employees groups.
They console themselves, however
with the thought that at least
three members on the commission
have always had the interests of
Federal workers at heart. They are
Civil Service Commissioner Arthur
S. Flemming, Senator Aiken, Re-
publican of Vermont, and Repre-
sentative Manasco, Democrat, of
Alabama.
incidentally, former President
Herbert Hoover is expected to be
named chairman Of the commission.
Insiders predict that the commits
sion's work will have ar-reaching
significance in rearraneing the
Government structure on a more
economical and efficient basis.
YOO HOO, j. PARNEIL
THOMAS-A War Department.
official says he won't be surprised
if he is throughly investigated
during the forthcoming Federal
employe loyalty program.
The official, who halls from Gin
cinnati, was discussing with a
colleague the other day the sad
plight of the Cincinnati Reds, who
are buried deep in the second
division in the National League
this year.
Il certainly hope the Reds can
make comeback" said the official
just as his secretary walked in the
room.
Ever since then. he says, She S
been eyeing him suspiciously. Hes
wondering If he should explain the
baseball facts of life to her.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
Bill Asks Statements
On Legislators Incomes
BY the Associoted Pres,

Incomes and voting records of
House members would be made pub
lie under a resolution offered yester-
day by Representative Mansfield,
Democrat. of Mont.
He introduced a resolution to re-
quire every member to file with the
House clerk each January a. full
and complete statement" of his in
come during the preceding year.
The House clerk would be required
to publish within three weeks after
the close of each session the COM
plete voting records of each member
for sale at cost,
Evening star., 1947-07-27
Fanfare Is Missing
As Gov. Dewey Takes
Campaign 10 Michigan
BY the Associoted Press

DEWEY, July R.-Gov. Thomas E.
Dewey took his campaign for the
Republican presidential nomination
into Michigan tonight without the
fanfare that has marked his 22-day
swing through the West.
The New York Governor, who
heard predictions of Nebraska sup
port when his train stopped at
North Platte early today, was ex-
pected to work quietly in Michigan
, to try to corral the States Al dele
gates in case Senator Vandenberg
of Michigan does not figure seriously
in the l948 running
Gov. Dewey and his family
arrived in Chicago from Cheyenne,
Wyo., nearly hours late, and were
due in Detroit late tonight.
They were met in Chicago by the
Governors cousin, Judge Leonard
c. Reid of Illinois circuit court.
Greeted by Committeeman.
Werner w. Schroeder, Republican
National Committeeman from Illi-
nois, also greeted the party.
Asked how Illinois sentiment for
the New York Governor stood, Mr
Schroeder said, Nobody can tell
at this time what the delegates,
yet to be elected, will do.
Il have made no study of the
siulat1on,' he added There is not
a great deal of political discussion
at this time"
Mrs. Dewey's brother and sister
in-law, DR.. and Mrs. Harold T.
HUT were to meet the party in
Detroit.
Commanding Lead In Nebraska.
Gov. Dewey's Midwestern drive
began auspiciously. He was hardly
out of Wyoming when he received
assurances from Nebraska Republi-
can leaders at North Platte that
he held commanding lead in Ne
braska with its 15-delegate votes.
Among those who met the New
Yorker were acting Gov. Robert B.
Crosby and Robert v. Hoagland,
Lincoln County Republican chair
man.
1t. Gov. Crosby, who Is taking
the place Of Gov Val Peterson, now
on vacation. said:
Gov. Dewey is leading in Me-
braska now and is considerably
ahead of the other candidates at
this time
Harold E. Stassen, former Gov
ernor Of Minnesota. is running sec
ond in Nebraska in 1t. Gov. Crosby s
opinion, and Senator Taft of Ohio
is well thought Of"
Leading in IL States.
Gov. Dewey invaded" the Middle
West after a tour of the West dur
ing which Republican leaders of II
States said the Governor was in
the lead.
From Detroit tomorrow morning
the the Deweys will motor to Holly
to visit the Hutts and then will
travel to Owosso. Gov. Dewey S
birthplace where they will visit the
Governors mother until Thursday
Gov. Dewey said he expected to
be the guest Of Gov. Kim Sigler of
Michigan at a small dinner in Flint
Wednesday night.
After luncheon at the Univer-
sity of Michigan. his alma mater
Thursday afternoon. Gov. Dewey
will leave for Detroit and Albany.
Evening star., 1947-07-27

ing the Indoesian case before the
United Nations. He said Indis
lacked means to give other thar
moral support.
tOfficial circles In London said
Britain and Australia were dis
cussing the possibility of Aus
tralian steps to take the Indo-
nesian case before the U. N, a
course said to be favored by Aus
tralia.)
Evening star., 1947-07-27
Dutch Police Action Due
To Ease in Indonesio Soon

THE HAGUE, The Netherlands,
July 26 (P).-An' authoritative source
said today it was expected Dutch
police action" in Indonesia would
ease next week. and that Sutan
Sjahrir, resigned Indonesian Pre-
mier. would be welcomed to this
country if he wishes to come.
The informant said the Dutch
would seek to contact Indonesian
leaders when the fighting eases, and
that Sjahrir was nlisinformed when
he said he probably would be thrown
into Jail if he visited the Neither
lands.
An announcement said TIL. Lamp
ing has been appointed Dutch Min
lister to India and would leave i'm
mediately for New Delhi. There was
no comment on whether his depart
ure had anything to do with Sjahrir S
current visit to India.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
Nation Paid $3.5 Billion
In 1916 Liquor Toxes
By the Associoted Press

The Distilled Spirits Institute.
Inc. said last night Federal. State
and local governments collected So
482 2.244,914 In taxes on alcoholic bev-
erages in 1946-a 1928 per cent in
crease over l945
The Federal Government got 81
4l.133. 1872, the 48 States and the
District of Columbia 1894, ,03O .053,
and local governments S47,081 ,069.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
5000 at U. S. Rubber Co
Idle in Work Dispute
BY the Associated Press

DETROIT, July 26.-An estimated
5000 United States Rubber Co. en-
ployes were reported idle today in a
progressive" walkout that began
Thursday when $50 employees of the
afternoon shift struck.
Officials of the CIO United Rub
Der Workers, Local 101, said the
strike followed a dispute over work
standards, and the management
today began sending many employees
home because of material shortages
in some departments.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
II. B. Nichols.
Spseiol Dispoteh 10 The Stor

LEXINGTON, Va, July 26.-Five
District of Columbia alumni who
died in action in World War II are
to be honored by Washington and
Lee University, through establish
ment of permanent full scholarships
in memory of each, the university
announced today.
The men for whom scholarships
will be named are:
Wilmurt Addison Bennett, jr.
class of 1910, son of Mr. and Mrs
w. A. Bennett, 1877 Monroe street
NV, Washington.
Charles Hastings Eaton, 1899, son
of Mrs. Paul Lieber. formerly OF
! Washington, who moved with her
husband, Col Lieber, U. S. A. tc
Fort Benning, Ga.
Walter Russell Guthrie, 1910, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. F. P. Guthrie, 430l
Argyle terrace NV.
William Corwin Jones, 1912, son OF
Mr.. and Mrs r. P. Jones, 1869 Run
nymede place NV.
Howard Benjamin Nichols, 1943
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Howard G
Nichols, 1886 Hawthorne lane NV
Devane to Be Honored.
Another Washington Area man
Enoch Claybourn Devane. jr., 1943
son of Mrs. E. C. Devane, "a vii.
liams lane. Chevy Chase, also will
be honored in the universitys schol-
arship plan.
Mr.. Bennett. Navy ensign, was
captured at Corregidor, May 7, 1912
He was lost at sea when an un-
marked Japanese prison vessel en
route from the Philippines to a
prison camp in Japan was sunk by
American forces in October, 1914.
Mr. Eaton was awarded the Dis.
tinguished Service Cross postum
mously for heroism on the Fifth
Army front in italy. Serving with
the oath Division as platoon
leader, he was mortally wounded
by hand grenade thrown by a Ger
man infantryman who had sur.
rendered" when the patrol COM
manded by Mr.. Eaton captured &
German squad at Poggiola.
A graduate of McDonogh Schoo
in Maryland, Mr.. Eaton was South.
ern Conference wrestling champion
at Washington and Lee
Killed When Ship Was Sunk.
Mr. Guthrie was a graduate oi
Roosevelt High School in Washing
ton. He was serving as captain
in the Army when the ship on which
he was being transported was sunk
Enear Ceylon by Jap submarine
July 2, 1914. At Washington ano
Lee, Mr.. GuthSie was a member OF
Phi Beta Kappa.
Mr.. Jones was killed on July 30
Evening star., 1947-07-27
Trumun Gets Putents Bill

Congress completed action and
sent to the White House yesterday
legislation to re-establish normal
patent relations between this coun-
try and Italy, Bulgaria, Hungary
and Romania.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
26 B. -29s in Germany
On Training. Fight
BY the Assoeioted Press

FRANKFURT, Germany, July 26.
-Twenty-six BIG Fortresses of the
United States Army Air Forces ar
rived at Giebelstadt airport today
after Trans Atlantic training
fight for the pilots and crews.
The fight was the third to come
to Germany this year.
The big planes, under the COM
mand of Col John G. Erikson of
Milwaukee, left Goose Bay, Labra-
dor, last night. One ship landed
at Orly Filed, Paris, with minor
engine trouble.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
Threshers Follow Old Trail

Combine grain threshers which
move north with the United States
grain harvest follow approximately
the route of the famous Chisholm
Trail of early day cattle drives.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
The Federal Spotlight
The Federal Spotlight
Storm Ahead if Downgroding
Keeps Hitting Lower Brackets
BY Joseph Young

There's storm brewing the downgadng plans of most
Government departments and agencies.
Rank and file employees we'll the Civil Service Comms
sion watching whether the bracket workers will
the hit downgradng jobs this
be the there will reprcuons in Congress next
Evening star., 1947-07-27
Weather Report

District of Columbia Mostly
sunny but with some cloudiness,
rather warm and humid today and
tomorrow.
Maryland and Virginia-Mostly
sunny, warm and humid today and
tomorrow with few scattered
showers in west portion this after
noon.
River Report.
From United States Engineers)
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and muddy at Great Falls; Shenandoah
clear at Harpers Ferry.
Temperature and Humidity.
(Readings at Washington National Airport }
Evening star., 1947-07-27

caught the Republicans so unpre-
pared that untouched meals and
forgotten weapons weer found at
hastily abandoned headquarters.
Evening star., 1947-07-27
Tide Tables.

Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest. a3. on June H.
Lowest, Z. on February 7.
Tide Tahlex
Evening star., 1947-07-27

FLIP OUIP-During the Senate
Evening star., 1947-07-27

The Sun and Noon.
Evening star., 1947-03-23
and just 10 Of magic
.I.x H.. IL R4RkER Qlz1EK
zsSa< mems hee~6d~~!y and o~1
~'r ofMe repair Shp/

o Ordinary high-acid inks cause 65%y of all
pen troubles. They clog feeds-they DAM
age vital rubber and metal parts. Now
Parker scientists, by adding to Quink
new protective Ingredient, solv-1, have
created an ink that cleans pens as they
write .. prolongs their life :. and stops
most pen troubles before they start.
Evening star., 1947-03-23

Here's how solU-1 in Quink protects pens
ways: % Ends cumming and clogging.
Gives quick starting, even flow. (O Cleans
a pen as it writes >. keeps it out of the
repair shop. (s] Dissolves and fushes
away sediment left by ordinary inks. (O
Prevents metal corrosion and rubber rot
caused by high-acid inks.
Evening star., 1947-06-07

lars, cali MAENAs REALTY CO. o. 2iIs liz vii VII
sen son blvd Arlington. va. OK. a7s4 or CT.
SOUTH ARLINGTON BRICK HOME; has
living room. dining room. equipped kitchen.
z nice bedrooms, fun basement, oil s.-c.
s sat s.stardn srs Slofs ass sh0p.s 5Isess I
q sns W sasa
1ss s eelamSs hsls1.a5s pi2s 2sen ca $500 $50 till gm
OPEN SAT. AND. SUN, / TO s-1s13 50.
George Mason DR.; fer immediate oceu-
baths. beautiful oak flooring throughout,
sIP. stern l. wndqss so ogs sSams
sfos aeGsf Mess q End anf L. sasr
Mssn WV hsfck ssd Go Ga ai 90 ss ea er. a1os sed7
zish VII @ arsplsse &c beap@s a11 I and fsas Sasss s HD.
sa 1sffmsn g. OK x esss7 sos7. AZ HaaglseFTosA "a stsFTsA
bsdrn and sa Bath, hoYSf vns w't Ioom aa'Gas aiss
trie fitchsn. screened back porch. large
full bath, extra-laree closets. Basement
mace R-w.h. summer-Winter mime S hookap. @ na iIet Lot
snSai % 1e Ws 5sEs sarssps ss shrgsSsry gry
300 300 blk. turn north on Jefferson 81. one
ARLINGToN--5-rm. brick Colonial, OH
heat, a-c prewar built. convenient loca-
dewn. $40 per month; MAC LINDSEY
II you WANT something little better In
fully modern s-room frame, with iargs
attic. fun basement. sir-cond oil heat.
bes utiful tnclosed double lot In an estab.
individual home community, cafl OWNER
CH. 1886. price, S12,950: $500 cash
needed L not GI No brokers. s
RAMBLER - OF contemporary American
design which viii suit the most diserirni-.
mating purchaser; built Of inest prewar
rm. combination with fireplace: faestons
terrace and screened porch, step-doWn
den with built-in. bookcases. completely
eauipped kit.; End noor, master bedrm.
With pvt. bath. 2 other bedrms and bath.
In bsrnt,, panel recreation room with Y,
bath Plenty Of sdditionsi features srs
acre Of ground completely fenced. Posses
Sion immsaisteiy located il beautiful
Va KAKM PROPERTIES. NC. Yafig
CHURCH 1873 OF 400 -S
toontinusd on Next .Psss.J
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HOUSES WANTED 70 sur Gent !.

HOUSES WANTED TO BUT tCoBt.l.
PARK. D. G.. OF silver sprins: prefer brick;
s sSs oyeE slseeo sosa G sf' ask sase q.
nHI1dapsi II Eou HEar ~ II iffahaorEErY to zen 4
iist It with me, as have several prospects
with cash to purchase property n nearby
b1asssn bsE s4ofsr sqs EaSs. e. ssss ia wilson
PPiEsffvATE PARTY WILL PAT al cash for
bsss bedrm. os and bath ss on dss T.; prefer CHEVY
iaMEDIaTELY iasIsi IA p ossai s@all, modern house,
ecrsde1ed O. 9e eiGss so sl4a M no wartime
payments for 2.bedrm, house in good
sIVER sGi1fiSs spsiNG AiEa@urgently needed
bus. sss anaer p'sSsSa $1,000 esh FRD Z rRieE
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Of our combined appraisal-selling sxDeri-
pratsals. Prompt sales today mean more
for your property. Phone today for this
a1a4E s2sei1Ssz4sd seEylss Fssisor Georgia agoo
II II You Si3I WANT QUICK ACTION on the sale
We % have 0s few hs siineasn ass buyers % for homes
are unsxcelled. Call MI. 61sS. BAsILE
REALTY co. %
PETWORTH AND BRIGHTwooD-cash
buyers available for homes. in this area;
free appraisal KAY REALTY CO., RA.
200; 5505 Ga; ave. NV. -14
buy home: can make no down payment
due to present high rent and other ex-
BEST DETACHED prewar brick home
$50, 900 cash will buy; close in. Wo. 5453
after s pm. s.
PRIVATE PARTY wishes to buy from
owner det. house, gas or oil h.-w. or ra-
diant heat. furn. or unfurn., across Ana
costa River s.e., Va. or NV: $4,000 or
under. No agents. Submit complete de-
scription: Box 274-G. Star.
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HOUSES WANTED 70 BUY

PETWoRTH AND BRIGHTWooD-CaSh
free free appraisal. KAY REALTY &C. RA.
WxSTRD@HousEs s1oo Sa fss in NJ Need o, repairing,
DDsS;o or Md What have your MIR. TAM
PAY CASH for houses: ai soSs White or coIored;
any any eon6ltion any section. MR.. B. LISS
i WILL PAY YOU CASH TODAY for your
house; any condition, any section. In
GHaslrsa GGsdisis action rss Re aTssi Wo aiai,
TO purchase homes in any section Of wash.
AND nearby MARYLAND. FIR 1908 ~
nASNAs Realty CO. can sell your hsuss
'ssf sSfs wilson SHs s''%ats s1a CT s.h0s, q,
] wriL BUY. RENT oR SELL your prop
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results, quick action, MAX MILLER. 500
sa eath St Sc. FIR; 21oe.
ssrty, with VIM. Il. SAUNDERS CO. INC.
Realtors since 1887, 1919 K, DI 1915
WakkfIELDs AREA-We have sll-cash
caents: one for 3-hedrm. and one for
+snearm, house In Wakefield. List yours
with US. J. 4. WEINBERG CO, INC. Real
tors, 10! - NV. MA. $500. s.
LIST YOUR PROPERTY with the Dixor
81: generous advertising. experienced
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paTSss oSTE Tniaei al s isee appraisals. MITCHELL
IMMEDIATE PURCHASER for detached
1ouSs IN American University Park Wesley
Hslsnts or Forest Hills: must have / bed
loom ana pain on LIST floor RIDDELI
KEALTY co, lT42 K. DI. 1900. -
1 WILL PAY ALL CASH for a g or 3 bed
ESsz FSSm h1Sse HS mn Y ne. Wash. or nearby Nd
LARGE GEORGETOWN HOUSE, suitsbi,
for entertaining, located in good section,
SSash oaSer. Cal AID. 2644. ewes, RA
WILL PAR CASH for or sell your bo,,,.
HAssiN REALTY CO.. Ma. 1Sas or WA
CHEVY CHASE, d. c.-Det.ched b2,e,
nome. eedroonis. garage. etc. Approxi.
mstsiy $4,000 cash, No brokers. 30,
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SUBURBAN sALE--AARYIANn

SUBURBAN ALk-MAnYlAND
DIET. NV 61ICK hoIns 51st o6 wa. ave-.
VI mile beyond y. G. Hno-Ltv. rm din.
rn1.. Kit. and entrance hall. LIT a.: 2nd
Al. b1dTmA.. baths: buy now and
choose POUR own PAPER or paint; ready
Tor occupancy ia wks- Mr.. watts
DRURY REALTY corr, 1877 r ST. nv
RE. 1133: ewes and sun. GE. 822O. -S
VILLA HkfGHTS-We are now oRsrinx !
new home that can be used for 3 families
in this very desirable location. The house
contains rooms and bath on the Isi
noor and rooms and bath on the End
aoor: 1t Is built OF the finest materials
and has very large lot. front and back
porches; priced to sell: Call HERBERT 4
SONS. Realtors. bi5 =. CAPITOL II. o128;
sysS and sunday call Id. 400;
BRICK BUNGALOW in popular Hampshire
knollS-lArEe roomss smmAcui2te condf-
ton; fun basement. oil heat. level lot:
plenty Of shrnhbery nd foxsrs A real
sla PsrshinS DR.. Silver sprins, 81. 500
SILVER sfRING-Larse beautiful LOT .
Woodmoor, all facilities available: S2.4O0
Attractive home ON Long Branch pkvy.
session Al Aug. j.. S15.ooo. 80 '1' -
Chil1nm, Md.--Attractive farm. anl
bath brick cottaTe;. garage, fenced lot
close to TRANSPORTATION. 313,s50.
Takoma Park-Lge 4-hedfm frame;
lot. T0x200. wooded; $16.750. McCAU.
LEY REALTY CO, T432 Piney Branch
rd.. Takoma Park I2. Md. sH. s4S8. SH
Evening star., 1947-06-07
HOUSES FOR sALE-sou.hwest.

ATTRACTIVE, semidet, stucco- and pebbled
dash home; s rms. and bath: excel. cond.
conyen. location; oil burner. garage.
FRED 4. SMITH, Realtor. 11l3 18th st.
SPECIAL BARGAIN-1st commercial, 4O5
ST. s.w.; houses. 5-rm. brick and o
4-rm. brick IN rear; price, $3.50; small
cash payment. RE 52IG ii
CoLoRED-SACRIFICE 5000 down. $40
3 month; s21 2pd st. sw Two story brick,
? rms. EN. 5000: ewes, HO. 0ac5 LII
Evening star., 1947-06-07
SUBURBAN RENT-MARYlAND.

IL ACRES OF GROUND, rooms, 3 baths,
2-car garage, General Electric oil furnace;
$3.50 per month: available slne 16.
Call Mr.. Barrow. RANDALL II. HAGNER
-8
CoLMAR MANOR, MD.-7-rcom BUNGALOW.
unfurn., newly decorated; adults only;
Sl25 mo. Wa. 7042. %
Evening star., 1947-06-07

A GOOD BUY? Take
present market condi-
about 800 houses are
Make the best choice.
.llettn. It lists some Of
! eah oW. 1897 and ask
Evening star., 1947-06-07

fireplace, oil heat screened porch: well
aasa 0 fEss vS aaS
ReaItor, 6os7 Balto. blvd. Riverdaie, Nd.
XAcANT; VIC MI. ONLY $1,000 DOWN will -s su
modern brick home in nearby Alexandria
living rm., dining rm,. kitchen on frs
and transportation nearby: price. 80. .sa5
SURETY REALTY CO, Elk. 1914. "a efsp I : 5si 81
OWNER MUST sELL-ExeelIent brick Co
lonial, country. club section: spaciou
| rms, center hall, 2 baths, rec. rn1., maid
anse fsl o 0sn Mr seauh a hss vi 3sss $50 5af
E. MAHONEY, woodward Bldg, RE, 2411
CALF. RAMBLER, In acres-Beautifui 8
rm. ranch home near Silver Spring. on / !.
choice acres, near large estates: garage: oi
heat: immediate possession; $14.850
pSck Rfss + ST ST. ssffy ssff sr.s agh
ksElsssiHNtGdiroN-prewar sl brick Cape Cod
Ia larger erss house. % NJ =. sHoEnakER. Jr Jr.. ii
HeyaId ave; PL- lI4s., .....,-s
brick. Cape Cod homes on large wooded lot
with modern picture or corner window. Is
| floor contains 2 bedrooms, tile bath. livini
nd oor sh suitable sBees for rs ros and ssasn sa
Basement has s-ft. ceiling. 3 full-size win
dows, gas, a,-c heat. steel beams. coppc
plumbing. Price, $4,000. Small month";
payments on e5-yr. plan. NJ: P: SHOE
MAKER. Jr. Is Howard ave. PL 1146.-i
NEARBY suBURBS, close to busltne, ct
tract; 6-rm. and bath home. Oh heat
TON r. RUPERT, Investment Bldg. %
so,S poi rs1 syss; 1o6. ~. S4T ,,... c.-.. :,
finest prswaE construction: nice lot
only sa6. 900. Mr.. VISITS, DRURY REAL
TY CORP 1877 K st. NV. RE. 1893
ewes. and Sun. GE. 9220. 80
| OPEN SUN, j 70 PM: Se32 and SIT
| Garfield ST., Bethesda-We. consider thes
homes the best buys in Bethesda. SI4.25i
for the 2-bedrm. and SIC, 1850 for the 2
1 bedrm. Put these on your mist list. Bot
are on large lots, eony. to schools an,
transp, To reach: Out Wis. ave- to BAN
of Bethesda. bear left ON GeorgetcHn I'd
to Lincoln ST., left on Lincoln to end o
block and Garfield st, right TO Open
sign and houses c. FRED KELLEY, OIL
36na: eyes. Of. GOES.
mod. kit. lse, lawn. stables. gar, chickel
house: fenced and watered bluegrass pas
ture: priced veTy iov. OWNER. NaA 87e3
Laurel outlook., 1947-09-17
Western Ranchmen Now Go
South for Their Saddles

ADMISSION, ALA.-The saddles
used On a western ranch, in a Hol-
lywood movie or in a Madison
Square garden rodeo may be typ
ically western in style, but they fire.
quently bear an Alabama trade
mark.
j. R. Russell and his 80 employees
get most of their orders from the
western states and from rodeo COM
panies. Russell started making sad
dies commercially 10 years ago.
when I was training horses I
had to remake every saddle I ever
bought to suit myself, so I decided
I might as well make some good
saddles to suit a real horseman's
needs" he said.
Laurel outlook., 1947-09-17
Early Fertilization Law

State fertilizer control laws have
been enforced in the United States
for nearly rs years. The first mate
rails used as fertilizers include ami
NAL manures, wood ashes, bones,
fish, guano, wool waste, chalk and
mari. Nitrogen gives a dark green
color to plants.