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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1947-06-01
COUNTRY PROPERTY FOR RENT.

FIRST COMMERCIAL-2nd floors rms. I;
viii remodel for ofhce Cali between s
and weekdays, 1925 14th st. NV. GE.
oI13. -
GROOM HOUSE on K ST, near goth, ideal
for Offices or small business establishment.
RIDDELL REALTY CO.. DI. 1000.
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oUT-oF-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

NEW Observation-Disclosures estate high
UP in the hills Of Dublin. It is approached
wooded land, Including bride paths. How
e r., and 1s yegetable gardens handspring is
ton, marble foundation, with new Slate
roof; hot-air furnace: artesian well; large
Wth F GDsn 5oS onto ,s eTaseed ba aEn
@ ana s ANNA sFSaP R Posn
and Country Homes, Marlboro. N. H, Tel
FOR SALE. FLoRIDA-Must sell nicely
furnished two-bedroom bungalow with two
Iapde dee F $685. i terms cS Sss
Box 36-G. Star
FIvE-RM, FURN. BUNGALOW, mi.
a a9rth s q Ds ssodo FGrds RTy Fer
stetson st.. West Deiand' Fla. u 10
DALLAS, TExAs-Two-bedrm. brick bum
galow. built 1913; convenient to schools,
trgaInsp. and shopping; $3.50, Call ST.
i Is ACRES: rms, sun porch, bath: halls;
Garcias diner; Woodbridge. Va OWNER,
Tulfond. Information. Lorton Al, Brunt.
LEEsBURG, vA.-For sale by owner, at
traetive stone early american dwelling
apple orchard Setting. Route OS No s aia
miles west Leesburg. Inquire Red Apple
Wayside Market.
PENNSYLVANIA-Stor (vacantl and apis
Bungalow and gar, on route 100, West
port. Three properties at bargain price
Hurry! PAUL j. MILLER, DU. 2422; ewes,
GROWING ToURisT Business in resort
town in New Mexico; new cabins, plus
ONCE and living quarters; all modern:
room for dozen cabins. For details,
HOME, FARM for boarding house or ranch.
Water installed. electricity available: vide
view; old boxyoods. Write E. HAIL,
GREAT SMOKY MoUNTAINs-Resort
center of the Southeast invites you to
enjoy its many advantages. For full par
ticulars on homes and estates, write
T GYM. g. N COUNTRY REALTY ASSN,
IN THE FAMOUS BITTER ROOT VALLEY,
22O-acre ranch, private lake: 4-bedroom
modern house 70 baths), furnishings; large
barn, guesthouse; apples, cherries, peaches:
Just "over the hilr' to primitive wilds of
Montana and Northern Idaho; hunting,
fishing. skiing; 3 miles from U. S. 90;
days drive to Glacier and Yellowstone
Parks. Box 504, Hamilton, Montana
FOR SALE. beautiful, practically new home
fronting Indian River and U. S. 1, lust
9, few minutes from ocean, Eau Gallie
Florida, Write for pictures and detailed
information. Full price, S10,5o0. Extra
property can be made available for tour
list court if desired. Have plans okaye1 bv
hotel commission for eight cabins JOHN
W tEPPER, Eau Gallte. Florida.
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COUNTRY pRoP.-sAlE OR RENT.
REAL ESTATE WANTED.

BERKELEY SPGS., W.. yA.-10 rms, com
furn home: ami: large porches:
acres: S75 mo. or sale. Box I'D. st
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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.
KENSNGTON, MD.--56, 600 So It. on new
parkway st zoe s.; f.; suitable for any
LIST COMML-Ss, O00;. lot 250x20o. per-
fectly level; on Central ave-. 1 IA mi. over
%. c. line, In Prince Georges County, Md.
THOMAS " LAKE. WA 1404.
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INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR RENT

SURPLUS LAND. railroad sidings available.
xoneo industrial. both In D C. and nearby
Maryland: small or large acreage; long OF
as s1oS1.. ofaee IN isssea sa5 rss IN s7so
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viRGiNlA FARMS-Excellent farm of 225
immediate possession; price. $3.50; terms.
Farm OF so acres, buildings and posses
terms.
Dwelling Of rooms and I acre Of land
ior $4,000 and liberal terms. Write for
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so5f q, & SS .nS as SHE a75fsf
AVALON SHORES very desirable lot.
f RssSs &C. aE 55s ss or es Roy
ssoo@BEEAuTFuL WOODED LOTS. 75x
IsS Clinton ow Mi s eon s4 restricted
ee,sx15e BUILDING SITES in beautiful
saetions Of 0p NV sea ey e
P ppn frog ro dSEntow RDwh sFHsd te 81
WELL, Developers, 5000 Conn. ave, OR
a1.7oa so. FT.-Approx. 24s it. frontage
on Woodbine St south of East Leland 81;
Rollingsyced' Chevy Chase price $500
B BHz 5rTF1i CORNER LOT. Bradley Hill,
section, containing SO, 500 So. #, q a
on N Burning Tree I'd; out-of- town owner
M Mars sa'F Tsh s 81 I4cHs
LOT LOT 6axi Il 20 on colesSiIie road, vest siae
adjoins home number 9520 Colesyillt
road, about 10 blocks beyond Georgia, ave
a low Price for cash. BEALL TURNER 8
CO, 1lo5 Vermont ave. Randolph 0sso
TEMPLE HILLS PARK-Beautitul lot.
homes. Lots 100000. prices begin Al
$500 each; about s city blocks, 8 mile!
to U. s. CAPITOL grounds, fully restricted
use pump for water and septic tank fer
sewage: 200 feet from excellent bu
service. approach over paved roads. Ou
Hill. then turn right straight to Tempt.
road. then to mail box SOL and our sign
Up street to lots; salesman on property ::
to pm. BEAIL TURNER 81 CO, 110i
| Vermont ave, Randolph 0ss5. Nationa
6131.
NEAR NAVY YARD AND Sc. WASH.
acre bldg sites in nearby WaggamaT
tective restrictions assure lasting values
radisl 40-ft roads. high level lots. w NJ
A. bus service; reasonably priced, cas-,
terms Out Branch ave. Sc. to Silver Hill
straight on Oxon Hill I'd. to Temple Hill
I'd. sign, left to subdivision. Agent Their
| 2 to 5 daily and Sunday: or BY appt
HERBERT SONS, Realtors, 516. Eas
Capitol St, Ii. o12s; ewes. Lu. aloe Of
FIR. 1903.
Evening star., 1947-11-27
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

been $4,000 miles, diversified motor. sA
cellent truck for, bricks or sod hauling aullin
THE BRooKLAND CO, 9th and Mich
esXRGoEs. sIf Tf De D9Mps, Gshp tractors, trailers
sires; aa;'i priced ICED for QUICK sale. RICE MOTOR
co. 1924 BladensbnTg, , E TS nei as,i,,. M4 chaan
sieH sEhFt9o5r MOTOR osoS c. issa blsdsnsbufs Ta
ppoDoE pickup; excel mechanical eond;,
AUTO & RADIO CO. both sides Of 7th
B pobGF 3 e ls4s ax 1-son heavy duty; has insu-
ssse be SEN D0a M 4r7 san Ss rd
FORD 1887 dusl.wheel; open.td9p td express; S Tsxy
mott motor 5sssng W Trade or pckap
3sep 3 delivery or light delivery. Cali Tall
BOTT, am. to 4 pm, Ma; 95l ,. Can
BE- seen at Terminal Garage l4oo s. Sapl-
INTERNATIONAL h. 1899 1-ton; van-type
Sody suitable for many s4pb msny Other
fESf5s 7 sSIss KAbPo 5Ps' CO. Both sdss
& aso oh lsa7 4 ton st. and half stake body long
Condition.: S1,sO0. Ii. es2s. 80
A.ns sir bTakes large ers drop down doors
on both sides and rear: ideal for loading
and unloading piece loads from both sides;
81 900: also Army parts, new and used.
JAMES n. CRAIG. a6e L st. NV, Ma
1871 enc. ah-ton stake body truck
$4,000 miles; excel cond.; good tires;
81 ,O50 or best offer under. Call ewes or all
day Sat and sun, 81. 1858. 80
1910 GMC panel truck, S69b. sH; 9s03,
1116 Flower ave. Takoma Park Nd
must eel; 81 1000. CO. 2675, or see at
3454 Mscomh st. NV, to 4 pm. week
days only. Il
Evening star., 1947-11-27
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE (cont. J

FOR sALE-GMc 1888 and 1910 1ha-ton
pm, % wAsHfNGToN pAPER Co. so / st,
INTERNATIONAL KS truck; heavy duty
FSsB s{4 Mr. s4,nd5sx AsSH5E RE- : wheel
base. cabin chassis. dual rear end: 81 ,s9b,
ssy ssSs under Ga aHs ist gTice eoLIE MOTOR CO.
Ilks M new: si:ass ,yti sH. s$ss 's sos af slIso
esM aKHmf bodies ak for short
GsED sf'oS eR K 70 s
This WEEKS R ssrEc1AL-ls41 1nteTna-
SERVICE. sth, and M SITS. NV. Wash
ington's Downtown Truck Exchange rs
WHITE INDIANA 1899; lge. body; side
door; used for hauling beer, excel mech;
DODGE 1912 2a-yd. dump; good cond ;
a buy at S795. Terms. ACME MOTORS,
1886 Bladensburg rd. pr
TREADWELL HAS THEM-sL 1897. sH.
stake and racks, low mileage. spotlight,
new new spare spare tire. fsh- plated frame, Ghey
and ferms teDl no 81 asss really Ike new Trade
speed FEAR, se5 tires. is;ft. it, frame :s; Really
Chev. '42 dump; eft body AKA. ex-
Ar Army: very clean. new paint, good tires
Teaas t9 %arS gS staRe and
| looks and runs like new. red color, good
paint. tires, seats. glass. spotlight, battery
spare spa tiTe refieetors. turn lights; winter
spection. Only Sl.244.
Dodge ~ pickup; ex-Army weapons
carrier, 4x4 drive, good battery; S544.
Plymouth '39 la-ton panel: fair condi-
Mack 21a-ton dump: 21a yds.. Garwood
good tlres; paint battery, spotlight: ready
>. sesmitral!srs emit l! e.. like-new. cond,; IS.
~. nat, side racks canvas top. with OIL
WITHOUT Ideal for goal. lumber, brick
-, Lowboy tractor, Federal, AZ; closed cab
1890 40 miles; les, s1,9ss; Yes; TreadweeII
p;,. s. clesed O. $ sats,, open Sundays; s5ol
PREINVENTORY SALE
Don't let these low prices fool you
These are good trucks.
Al Ford S-cylinder dump, 2-speed $76i
AZ Dodge COE tractor ~ 1,1St
~ GMC 2l2-ton l.wb., 6x6 Lose
! 30 trucks. u to s ton. pickups panels
stakes, tractors, dumps: also some Aka ano
6x6: CENTRAL MOTOR CO., GMC truck
dealer, $500 Lee hwy, Arl.. Va. CHI 1000
Daily. 8 a m to pm; Sunday, 10 to 3
To reach: Cross Key Bridge, right, or
| hwy, 2ll, 10 miles -2S
Evening star., 1947-11-27

In his anxiety to take a discard
which he might well have postponed
until later round, South in today's
hand lost his battle in the very
first round on a hand that would
have paid a handsome premium for
aggressiveness.
The opening bid and responses
were quite normal. To East it ap-
peared that his adversaries were
essaying bit of 'high-jacking," but
in view of the vulnerability, he prop
erly decided that he was in no posi-
ton to call" South elected to show
the spade suit, for despite his paucity
Of honor tricks, there might well be
slam if North's hand happened to
fit well. Of, for example, he had
the king of spades instead of the
ace of hearts) North tried three
no-trump and when South leaped
to five clubs, North could not resist
the temptation to contract for slam,
not realizing, of course, that his
ace of hearts was duplication Of
South's void.
This was as much as East could
stand and he indicated his resent
ment by doubling the final contract.
Technically, this calls for spade
lead Since dummy has bid no side
suit, the slam double calls for the
first side suit bid by declarer. But
West led the 10 of hearts.
| Declarer played the ace from
dummy and discarded the six OF
diamonds and Immediately led dia-
mond from dummy, hoping to induce
East to duck the trick East, how
ever, came up with the ace and de-
clarer could not prevent the subse-
quent loss of a spade trick.
The hand could be made by the
refusal to play the ace of hearts at
trick one. The heart is ruffed and
the trumps exhausted in one pull.
The four of diamonds is led from
dummy and East may play as he
will. If he comes up with the ace,
declarer will obtain two discards,
one on the ace of hearts and one
on the king of diamonds and when
the spade finesse works, he is home.
If East elects to duck the diamond,
South will win with the queen, then
enter dummy with trump, discard
the six of diamonds on the ace Of
hearts and take the spade finesse.
The queen holds the trick and de-
clarer gives up a spade trick at
the end.
This line Of play should be adopted
in preference to trying for the swim
die on East. In view of the double,
declarer should play on the theory
that East holds the ace of diamonds
and the king of spades, in which case
the hand cannot be lost if the ace
of hearts is retained until later in
the play.
/ (Copyright, 1e47, by Charles H Goren)
Evening star., 1947-11-27
7 axe Ny Word for 1t
BY Frank Colby
What's the Origin?

@. Is it more than a coincidence
that the name Slav and the word
slave are very much alike?-M. L. S.
A. 1t is not a coincidence.
Let us begin with the middle Latin
word sclaVus; it meant "a Slav."
Sclavus also came to mean "a slave"
from the fact that for centuries the
SlaVs were lorded over by the Goths
and other Germanic peoples who
reduced the Slavs to serfdom, if not
actual slavery.
Now the word sclaVus entered old
French as esclave, "a slave" Also,
curiously enough, sclavus entered
French as slave, "a Slav."
Later the French esclave entered
English and became the word slave,
"a person held in bondage to
another" And the French word
slave entered English as Slav, "a
person of the Slavonic races"
Thus our words slave and Slav
have come to us through the French
from the middle Latin sclavus.
Among the Slavic-speaking peo-
Piles of today are the Russians,
Poles, Bulgarians, Bohemians, Mo-
ravians, Croatians. Seryians, Slo-
vaks, Serbs and Wends. The Slavs
are the most numerous linguistic
group in Europe
Q. Why do We speak of the elbow
joint as the funny bone? Pm .E.W.
A. There are two explanations.
ID At the back of the elbow the
large ulnar nerve rests against the
joint in such a position that 1t is
close to the surface of the skin.
When the spot receives blow, a
sharp tingling like an electrical
shock runs through the arm-it's a
funny" feeling.
(2) The upper bone of the arm,
from the elbow to the shoulder, is
known as the humerus, which word
is pronounced exactly like the
adjective humorous; hence, the
humorous or funny" bone.
Lay-lie and set-sit are troublesome
words to a great many people. Mr.. Colby's
leaflet. Gil. explains the difference In
the use of these words.
and stamped self addressed envelope TO
Frank Colby. care of The Washington Star,
P. Q. Box 90, Station G, New York 10,
(Copyright. 1e47. the Bell Syndicate. Inc)
Evening star., 1947-11-27
GARAGES FOR RENT.

VOUBLE BRICK GARAGE for Yent. Call
RHAR Ro1t ISL ADAMS MILL RD:, NV, at at
fer ffSe1 car au for rent on open lot, SIS per mo
HENRY j. RoBB. INC, 1o24 Vermont ave
1SI3 D ST, S.E-Single metal garage
Centrally located Suitable for storage OF
parking; 81 monthly Call Mr. Hill FED, ED,
ERAL CONTRACTING CO., 915 New YORK
ave NV, Ma 7416.
1i27 10th ST N.W.-Two- STORY double
brick garage. Located in End commerce.!
area Suitable for storage or parking S5o
monthly Call Mr.. Hill, FEDERAL CON
TRACTING CO., 915 New York ave. NV.
MA TA16
Evening star., 1947-11-27
GARAGES WANTED.

WANTED-Garage, IN vicinity Of ana
10th NV. Call RE. 0461, Apt. 207, after
VICINITY 4sth AND ALBEMARLE sts. NV.
Phone THOMSON, WO: 370o;
be waterproof. Phone MR.. PIERCE, Ma.
eOa5.
par Suitable for automotive minor repairs
No body work or painting. ia. 4155 or
MI 2104 after 8 D m. -3O
Evening star., 1947-11-27

VETERAN desires household moving, gem
eral hauling; van. stakes, panels: white
help reas rates. VI $3.50, Ext. r.
AVAILABLE IMMEDIATELY-1947 Chey.
vans, stakes. panels and pickups: for hire
by day, week or month PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIVE-UR-SELF. ME. 7011. 30.,
IS right. Moving and hauling. "a hours. =
VAN TRUCK SERVICE. Specialized furni-
rates; prompt service. Day or eve, vi.
1868 .
PROMPT MOVING SERVICE of all types;
contract hauling; reas. rates. Call HO.
1893 -S
VAN TRUCK. large or small Jobs: prompt
service: reas. prices; local and long dis
tance. ia. 2937; after pm, GE. 14l6.
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Word Game
Find 35 or more common English

Find IS or more common English
words In
UMET,
meaning, "the ceremonial pipe OF
the North American Indians" Az
erage mark is 33 words. Time limit,
IS minutes.
Rules OF the game-1. Words must be Of
four or more letters. 2. words which acquire
four letters by the addition Of IS" such as
bats" cats" are not used. g. Only one
form Of word is used 4. Proper names
are not used. A list will be published to-
morrow.
Evening star., 1947-11-27
MOTORCYCLES.

sERVTCYCLE, 1946; S125; in good condi,
ton, Call Gresnbelt 5136: -
duty tires and wheels; s125. GIL. 3044 ae
ask for LEE. -Zo
wheels, handy Package-Kar, $3.50 cash
immediate sale. ME 9434 evenings 20
Evening star., 1947-11-27
AuroMoTIyE MISCELLANEOUS.

SURPLUS TRUCK TIRES, selling cheap.
RICE MOTOR CO., 1924 Bladensburg rd.
ENGINE, 1e47 1oo-h.p. Ford or Mercury.
ready to run. dual carbpretoI, arb t|I s,. S2sP. ad
TIRES (4). new, 7.0Ox15, ply, Frestone:
5000 miles. perfect cond. Call VI 5l67
PPesty;RSonTH Be-; z shf TRANSMISSION, fit 40 to ~
model, S45, guaranteed; also radiator for
l94I Plymouth, S25, guaranteed. Call At.
Evening star., 1947-11-27
AUTO PAINTING.

6oMPLETE JOB, s35 up; work suaran-
teed. GILBERT, 4102 Pa. ave. ext. s.e
HI 1924.
Alto PAINTING - Complete Job. $50;
sON CHEVROLET, 1929 14th st. NV, HO.
Evening star., 1947-11-27
AUTO TRUCKS WANTED.
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE,

INDIVIDUAL desires. from private party
new 1947 or l94S car. Cash transaction
Call DU 3I2l 3
Evening star., 1947-11-27
Not This
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE.
STANLEY H. HORNER, INC, Buick; Hor-

TAXI 1912; $500 or best offer under,
cash or terms: good cond., guar. inspec-
ton. Rear 1913 v st. NV, care of gar
AID qS3S AID 1896 BILL ga
Evening star., 1947-11-27
GARAGES FOR SALE.

RACES and mill buildings; all sizes. DU-
PoNT IRON WORKS, 1166 18th st. nsW.'
MA 1856 Z
Evening star., 1947-11-27

custom Super 4-dr. sedan;
,verdrive, fog lights, low
110 4-dr. sedan; motor
81, 95.
Royal 5-passengef coupe.
hauled; car in top cond.
Q. HICKS MOTORS. INC,
l.e. rs
Evening star., 1947-11-27

FORD 1943 jeep: warm riding, full canvas
top, maroon paint, mechanically perfect;
S6s5. See it at 807 Hudson ave, Takoma
Evening star., 1947-11-27

le, $500, 5000 and 81, ,05O
1941 models, in good
new motors; will make
Call MIR. HAMMERLY
Evening star., 1947-11-27

Iliishdt:: peri. peri eond:; sl,65o. GI. slso
PLYMOUTH 1899 4-dr;: dr.. 20 motor; orig
RaY Sses 4ss Il ssF9s nSs
Ef1MotfH MHi S6tSi 1912 special de luxe s:dr.;
guaranteed; terms; $1,245. NORTHEAST
MOTOR CO, e2o Bladensburg I'd. ne
Fl PLYMoUTH MOUTH 1916 4-door sedan; r. and h
| 81 .695. GRADY MOTORS, INC, 4S3t
| Hampden lane, Bethesda, Md. OIL. 7400
PLYMOUTH 1885 4-door sedan; good tires
$3.50 or best offer under. WO 3209.~
PLYMOUTH 1910 coupe; heater and sea
es xssh no2 m2ST epms ena trsi and
sa sasfs fGyn %RAsR R'z&sds SMALL f., 2is Pa
PEYMoUTa Fl NO TIL 1887 coupe; excellent motor
eoGa ens tssS 1855 flsan FsANR snd III
PIYoTfH isA iff HGss fs46 "a ceup s b beautiful
F:s ESsf ss3E a sa!G sSs.i fssf sss
PRG2MohrH RG2pf 81 iii issl: o s15o: motor just over
hauled. Apply 1871 L st. Sc. after 5 p Pm
PLYMOUTH 1s42. de luxe 2-door sedan
ths heater e. orsas necs
SMALL. Jr,. INC, 1901 Good Hope rd .ae sc.
PLYMoUiTH 1910 de luxe 2-door; 70,
have to see it to believe it; not brand-new
It's had i owner; 3O-day guarantee; 1895
FRANK, SMALL il. H. INC. 1901 Soos Goo
PLYMOUTH 1910: taxi for 8 mos, con.
verted to passenger car: r. and h.; spot
light, excel cond.: ST00 or best offer un
der; priced for quick sale. Inquire fur
niture store. 14th and Euclid. DE. 543s
PLYMOUTH 1941 2-door; blue metalli,
| finish. mechanically excellent, good body
fine car at the very reasonable prics
OF S1.040; 30-day guarantee. FRANZ
SMALL, Jr.. INC, 1901 Good Hope I'd
Sc, LII 2UG6. 80
/ ally clean, heater, excellent mechanically
very good buy at S496, WI. 1856.
I PLYMOUTH 1885, $500: sailor shippinl
out. Can be seen any time on Sat. o
Gated at Glebe rd. and Lee hwy. 29'
rLYMoUTH 1895 4-dr. sedan; sooa rub, ,;
best offer under. Cali Sligo 2313
SLTM9UTH Il 3D. n.:.ess q oss yH9Mi1ns si1v.'
spring, sH. 4301; eyes,, 81. 1704. rs
Evening star., 1947-11-27

PACKARD 1916
heater, radio,
mileage; $3.50,
Packard 1941
Just overhauled
Chrysler 184l
motor just over
81, k7b. MI. DIG
1913 r. I. ave. !
Evening star., 1947-11-27

DODGE 1916 4-door de luxe sedan; r. and
h.; low mileage; peri. cond. $1,000. Call
DU. T7S4 days or WO. 1854. ~
FORD I947 VS. 2-dr. Super de luxe;
heater, perfect condition, 1000 miles;
S1,950. Phone AK. 1912. %
FORD 1884; very clean, $500. Falls
Church 273o-J -29
FORD l94S club coupe; Brewster green;
r. and h.; 13 mi. will sell for S2,195;
cash trade or terms. SATCHER MOTORS,
800 Wis. ave, WO. 1851. Open ewes; TIL
Evening star., 1947-11-27

FORD 1947 Sportsman convertible; new
car condition throughout. low mileage, all
extras, push-button windows; real buy
at list price. S2,497. cash, trade or S847
10th and K sts NV, Elk 5562 -2s
FORD 1916 Super de luxe conv.; r. and
h., fog lights; pvt. owner: excellent cond !;
$1,995 or best offer under. TIE. O9SS.
Laurel outlook., 1947-09-24
Develop Four New SteeIs
For Planes, Heavy Autos

PITTSBURGH. - Carnegie-Illinois
Steel corporation, a United States
Steel corporation subsidiary, an
nounced development of four new
steels for use in the aircraft and
heavy automotive industries.
The new steels are tradenamed
"superkore" to emphasize the high
core strength produced when parts
are given understanding treat
ment.
The new steels are said to offer
a considerable saving in the cost of
providing at a high level of safety
and service the gears, shafts and
pinions which are so vital to the
operation of planes, buses, trucks
and heavy-duty industrial machin-
cry.
The new materials were designed
in the light of the war-taught doc
trine of getting the most out of ev-
cry last ounce Of alloying elements,
company officials said.
Laurel outlook., 1947-09-24
EVaded Taxes 20 Years,
Now Must PAY S605,000

SAN FRANCISCO.-Moses Gold
man, Sc, prominent Petaluma,
Calf, merchant and civic leader,
was assessed $6O5 900 for failing to
file income-tax returns for 20 years.
Treasury agents called it "the
most unusual case in history of the
department."
Goldman was ordered held for
sentencing after pleading guilty to
evading payment of $135, 1876 in taxes
for the last two years.
The treasury department then as
sessed Goldman $605, 900 in back
taxes and penalties for failure to
file returns since 1927, and seized
his $268,0 600 bank account in part
payment.
Goldman's attorneys protested,
saying that in effect Goldman had
worked his entire life for the gov
comment" and was now bankrupt.
In addition to the tax penalties,
Goldman faces a one-year prison
term and $4,000 fine on each of
the two counts.
Laurel outlook., 1947-09-24
Indian Leader Now
Worlds Richest Man
Nizam Of Hyderabad Spends d
Mere $40 Monthly.

LONDON. - A frail-looking, be-
specialized Moslem who lives in In
dia in a room 10 feet square and
spends about $40 a month is the
richest man on earth.
Outside his window in the court
yard is a bullock wagon loaded with
gold. 1t is dust-covered and derelict.
Twenty years ago it was driven to
the spot where it has remained ever
since. No one has even bothered to
unload the gold bars.
The richest man on earth is so
wealthy that his viziers cannot COM
pute his worth.
But they believe that his exalted
highness, Rustam-I-Duran Arastu-I-
Zaman, 1t. Gen. Observation-Disclosures,
Nizam of Hyderabad, has an annual
income of about so million dollars.
He has more jewels of note than
are contained in all the other big
collections in the world, combined.
Years ago he was estimated to be
worth three billion dollars-or about
three times as rich as the late
Henry Ford. The Indian leaders,
wealth is much greater today.
Great Britain's richest man, Sir
John Ellerman, is still under 40. He
inherited vast shipping enterprises
which have increased in value since
his father died in 1888 leaving a will
which listed 100 million dollars in
assets.
Emil Georg Buehrle of Switzer-
land reputedly is worth Is million
dollars.
When asked how much money he
had, Buehrle replied that a multi
seldom could keep count
after the first few million.
Laurel outlook., 1947-09-24
Unity Garden Club
Opens Fall Season
With 1:30 Luncheon

The Unity Garden club resumed
its schedule of meeting this week,
following the summer vacation, with
a 1:30 dessert luncheon at the home
Of Mrs. Olive Cook. Roll call was
answered by members giving an
account of results obtained in their
gardens.
Mrs. Phyllis Schwab gave a paper
on "Winter Storage of Vegetables
and Fruit; Mrs. Cock and Mrs.
Mabel Sommers reported on the
state garden club convention in Boze-
man, and Mrs. F. H. Rathman of
Billings spoke on the Blue Cross
plan for Garden club members.
A birthday party was planned for
members of the Unity club whose
birthdays fall in the summer months.
The party will be Sept. 25 at the
home of Mrs. H. E. Starkey.