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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-16
FOREST SERVICE ACTIVITIES, ADM.
 DIVISION, IN t947
Nearly 20 Million Board Feet of Timber Cut-Mil!s
 Kept Busy During Year


 Highlights of Forest Service ac- tivities on the Admiralty Division during the past 12 months reveals that 1947 was busy year Inci- dentally, the Admiralty Division administers approximately 7l4 mill lion acres of the northern end of Southeast Alaska from Skagway to Sitka.
 Timber Sales
 Approximately 20,000,000 board feet of timber were cut in 1947. This would produce sufficient lun- Der to house two cities the size of Juneau and is an increase over the previous year of 400 percent. The two largest mills-Columbia Lumber Company at Sitka and the Juneau Spruce Corporation of Ju- neau-have been operating on tWC-Shift basis. The Pelican Lum- Der Company mill with a capacity of 5000 to 10000 board feet per day operated throughout the sea- sen. One new sawmill was estab- lished at Lemon Creek near Ju- neau, named the Duck Creek Lum- Der and Logging Company. This mill has a capacity of 10000 board feet per day. All of these mills are expected to continue active operation in 1949. In addition, the sawmill at Hidden Falls is being leactivitated. A larger proportion of the logs cut during the past year has been western hemlock, and for many uses, such as flooring and decking, is superior tc Sitka Spruce
 New Logging CamIs
 Several new logging camps have been established or have moved to the Admiralty Division. The larg- est is Owens Brothers camp locat- ed at Hood Bay on the southwest portion Of Admiralty Island. Last November they began producing a raft each week fer the Columbia Lumber Company mill at Sitka. Last year the Owens Brothers ob- tained a two story floating camp used by the Navy during the war and rebuilt it for use at their logging camp. It provides mod ern living conditions for up to 40 msn.
 Interest in pulp is centered prin- cipally at Petersburg and Ketchi- kan where units have been adver- tised, but some prospective oper- ators looked over the possibilities of the potential Juneau and Sitka units. Sufficient pulptimher is available in the Juneau unit for a large pulp mill The Sitka unit has sufficient timber to provide raw material for a small units of 150 tons per day capacity in perpet- uity. Other advantages of the Sitka unit include easily develop ed water power, good harbor, cli- mate that provides practically all year operation, protected waterways for towing logs and an establish ed town with community facilities nearby.
 Lands
 The demand for homesites par ticularly on the Glacier Highway near Juneau has steadily increas- ed. These homesites permit an individual to obtain title to the land after he has built a satisfac- tory home and lived on the area for a minimum of three years.
 Increasing pressure for summer home lots, particularly along the Glacier Highway was felt. Some new construction was done but high prices hindered larger de- velopment. Over 100 summer home lots are now under permit in the vicinity of Juneau.
 Recreation
 Recreation use of the Glacier Highway areas more than doubled in 1947 over the previous year
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-16
ROUNDUP OF
 SPORT NEWS

(BY HUGH FULLERTON, JRD
 NEW YORK. Jan 16.-tR Cur ley Lambeau, who usually gets his exercise walking up and down in front of the Green Bay Packers bench and worrying about the game, set record of some sort when he signed oscar Ed" Smith, Texas Mines back for the Packers--Curly cornered the athlete for little talk while Smith was drilling for the East West game and the kid promp- tly agreed to sign-Lambeau pulled out a contract and fountain pen, only to find he was cut of ink-he promptly put the player into car with Mrs. Lan1beau, turned on the radio for entertainment and lock- ed the doors while he sprinted tlock and half to borrow a pen from Lynn Waldorf Curly is well satisfied with tine result. Smith, 1G-second sprinter weighing l95 poI.- 1s, has quite reputation in Texas as an offensive back, hut the scouts like his blocking and play even better.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-16
SWIM MEETS BEFORE
 0lYMpICS SCHEDULED


 SEATTLE, Jan 16.--tR- Ray Daughters, coach of the American Women's Olympic swimming team, says three meets will be held be- fore the Olympic trials at Detroit July 9-1l and "by that time we should have an excellent idea of the lineup.
 An AA.U. meet for West Coast swimmers is scheduled for Feb. 12-14 at Beverly Hills, Calf. The national indoor A.AU., held here last yeaF, will be at Daytona Beach, Fla, the last weekend in March, and the outdoor A.A.U. goes to San Diego. Calf, the first weekend in July.
 wen have to shuffle our feet to get from San Diego to Detroit. and after the trials we'll head for Lcndon, the coach said We want to get ill about eight days of training in Londons Empire Pool before the swimming starts for keeps July 29'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-16
THE DAILY ALASKA PIRE-IUNEAU. ALASKA

swimming area for the teen agers. Facilities installed in 1947 in- cluded three campfire grills, two tables, toilet, swimming float and First Aid equipment. Grills for campfires and picnic tables were also added to the Lena Cove beach area. Additional facilities will be installed at Auke Village Recreation Area during 1948:
 The Douglas Ski area continues to be popular. In addition to the regular skiing, throughout the sea- son, a very successful ski meet was held by the Ski Club in the spring of 1947 with entrants from other Alaskan communities. The Juneau Ski Club has installed a new tow which is now in operation.
 Roads And Trails
 Seventeen miles of road were maintained and one mile of road was constructed on Mendenhall Peninsula. Two field crews work ed throughout the summer season maintaining trails not only in the vicinity of the towns, but in iso- lated areas where recreation or other use justified A total of $40 miles were maintained.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-16
BPWC pRESENTS ROUND TABLE DISCUSSI0N ON
 KINY THURSDAY MIGHT

Legislative CfIa-Iman Thelma Engstrom, President Rhea Mac Farlane and Member Editor Ann DeLcng engaged in brisk fifteen minute round table discussion of "Women In Business last night on the monthly program of the Business and Professional Women's Club over KINY.
 The group was presented by Radio Chairman Lucille Mahoney, and extended their discussion from the time Of the first woman doctor, Elizabeth Brockwell, to the present 16,000,000 women now em- ployed in business and profession al careers
 Possible legislation by. the 80th Congress was discussed, particularly the matters of adequate appro- priation for Women's Bureaus, the
 Equal Rights Amendment, and Equal Pay Bill for Women.
 They pointed out that passage of the amendment and pay bill would not lower business standards, and would provide job opportun- ities for all, without discrimination as to sex. It was stressed that all people are entitled to equal rights regardless of sex, color, race or creed and that there should be equal pay fer equal work
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-16

Before World War II Britain produced only one-third of it's food
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-16
U. W. HUSk!ES 10 MEET SKATERS IN
 GAMES, SEATTLE

SEATTLE Jan. l6.-4R- once defeated Washington and twice. beaten Washington State resume the northern division Coast Con ference basketball race here to- night with the host Huskies rated slight favoyites
 The nod was rated on Washing tens re-season record in which it was undefeated in four starts on its home floor. including two tits with California,
 Washington divided a two game invasion against the oregon Ducks in it's initial conference outing while Washington State bowed twice to oregon State.~t
 The two oregon clubs, idle to- night, play the first cf four solo contests tomorrow night at Cor wallis
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-16
TO BE HAPPY BUT MARRIED, HERE IS HOW

Salem, Ill.-A southern Illinois couple married 72 years has been flooded with inquiries on how to stay welded happily that long.
 Noting a news story on the un- usual anniversary of J. w. IBnD Arnold, nearing 90, and his wife, Sarah, 86. Boston lawyer wrote T would appreciate y0Gl writing to me such suggestions that you may have for young people who de- sire to make their marriage per- manent and successful"
 Too abashed at first to assume roles of marriage counsellors, they finally answered. Arnold, the more talkative of the two, said
 There would be fewer divorces among young people if they would stay out of tavernS and not stay up late drinking and carousing; if wives stopped looking at other men, and husbands wouldn't look at other women.
 And if wives would go to bed carly. then get up and get good breakfast for their husbands to work on instead of staying in bed
 My wife always has meals ready when I come home. She stays home and tends to her knitting. We share in handling the money. Young coup les should te careful in this spending wave; they shouldn't spend beyond their incomes. Debt always causes arguments.
 ! If we get to quarreling, l just walk away It takes two to make an argument"
 I Mrs Arnold chimed in: | Everything he says is all right I agree"
 She added.
 1 Young couples should do every. thing possible to keep their lovt light glowing. Real love has nothing to do with age I think we are as much in love as we have alway: been.' tThey eloped to St. Louis when he was 18 and she was 14)
 Arnold said:
 We always had the same taste'
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-16

on the trail after the gray thieves, who in enc day alone and in one county of the Moscow region, killed 20 sheep.
 The Moscow Hunting Club has sent out 54 hunters as constant ob- servers and set up 19 wolf hunting teams with 97 huntsmen.
 The Evening Moscow reports that the huntsmen brought in 37 wolves to date. One team got four in one day.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-16
BOB HOPE ls GIVEN
 SHARE, NEW LEAGUE

GREAT FALLS. Mont, Jan l6 --lR-Ccmedian Bob Hope was voted a free share. of stock yester- day in the newly organized Great Falls Class c Picneer League base ball club-an action that meLes him a sports rival of singer Bing Crosby, who paid cash for stock in the newly formed Billings, Mont. baseball club.
 The Great Falls Club. a Seattle Rainiers' farm, also elected Hope to the advisory Board of Direct ors. Crosby is honorary chair man of the Billings Board of Di- rectors.
 Along with the gratis stock, Cluh Secretary E. J. Cabbage sent Hope this plea We shall appreciate ycur help in making Crosby and Billings look bad all season. Well be feudin' and fightin' and want you with us"
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-16
MOSCOW DRIVING
 WOLF FROM DOOR

MOSCOW LII Large Russian wolves which during the war null tiphed in the Moscow area to the extent that they became a danger to livestock. are now on the run.
 Hunting teams have been out
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-16
RED OSCAR

TOKYO-lR-Guess what's the big movie smash hit in Tokyo now. No it isn't American. It's Rock and Flower" a Russian effusion on the life and love of a sculptor The film won last years Stalin prize
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-16
ITALIAN IMMIGRANTS

ROME-lR-Italian emigrants in the first six months of l947 totaled 98,053, the Central Statistical In- stitute has announced Of these, l4,- 1l6 shipped out from Lombardy twice as many as from any other region.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-16
Hockey Games
lBy The Associated Pressl

~-etNSt ASSD'
 The New Westminster Royals and San Diego Skyhawks, fourth place clubs in their respective divisions of the Pacific Coast ice hockey league, triumphed last night.
 New Westminster dropped the Portland Eagles 5-3, with the losers returning to their long standing habit of playing sluggish hockey. Alter losing l2 starts, the Eagles won last Sunday, but they were the same old last place club of the northern division last night.
 San Diego edged cut the Fresno Falcons 4-3.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-16
oNE-MINUTE SPORTS PAGE

Mel Patton, Southern California's Olympic sprint hope, doesn't plan to start training until March this year and won't race until mid-April. He suffered a leg injury after a lcng season last year.
 Johnny Niggeling, former big lea que knuckleball pitcher, recently purchased a movie theatre in Jasper, Minn
 The U of Mississippi basketball squad has a player named Howard Stringfellow, who is only 5-feet-7. Stlingfellow is no string bean.
 Paul Christman, Sid Luckman and Bulldog Turner all expect to come cut with football tooks next fall.
 Curt Stone and Horace Ashen- felter, past and present Penn State distance running aces, head the in- yitation list for the two-mile run in the Millrose A. meet at the Gar den, Jan. 31. Jerry Thompson of Texas, Ted Vogel of Tufts and Jack Milne of North Carolina may be other newcomers in the field.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-16

and liked the same things We share in the house work, washing dishes and such
 My motto on getting along is - Always pay your debts and tell the truth at all times, even to your wife
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-01-16
ONE OPINION

During last weeks National Col legiats A. meetings, one lobbysit- ting coach remarked: They're up- stairs voting you cant pay the boys. Then they'll hurry home because they already have figured out some way to beat it. Most coaches are honest men, but they're making us dishonest"
Evening star., 1948-06-15
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

NORTH BEACH PARK-Sleeps 8. all COM
veniences. Available June, July, AUG,
Sept. $50 per wk.. minimum, weeks.
weeks S20O Boat available. Ii 56eT
ask operator for Marlboro 22ea is
BEAUTIFUL NEW COTTAGE, block from
bay, inclosed porch modern kit, tnners
spring mattress: sleeps 6; 500 wk. WA.
CHI ctfHFss;ArEAkE BAY-e-eedroom eo.tsss
heater; screened porch: fully tprnishedt
sao srs? ferns soND Mt 2s s5S ssss'
MODERN COTTAGE FOR 3. Tall TimberL
on Potomac. Bath. elec, refgr, gas stoyes
comfortable and well equipped Beautiful
location Good beach and fishing. Omen
Sat. pm and. Sunday. Call uN. s634,~
eoTrAGHs G I AGES FOR RENT rms. and bath.
Write C. Z PARKER, Nags Head. N. G.
Call Nags Head 412 or TW. S495. 10
SCIENTIST CLIFFS, Port Republic Md
Cottages for rent by week, to professional
college graduates, in restricted Bay Beach;
larger cottages available up to June 20.
smaller ones longer Information some
niehts. ?. G phone, At. o65l; beach
SECLUDED FARM HOME, on hish eleva.
tion; furn.; on 100 acres. 800 ,yds. from
Chesapeake Bay; all beach privileges. Lo.
very reasonable for season. Call McFAD-
DEN. Laurel 76S-J-l for information.
Available inimed. -l6
APARTMENTS and sleeping rooms. by the
week or month or season. city conven-
ierces Call FR. O34o or apply At fruit
stand on Chesapeake ave: between 1st and
md SITS Ask for MRS ASHLEY.
Evening star., 1948-06-15
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

LOANS ON REAL ESTATE-1st and End
trust No red tape, Quick service HENRY
SALUS, established 1924 MA. 1882. 11O4
TRUSTS, list, End and 3rd: Md. Va, and
D c.: wk.'s service. ADAMS REALTY
CO. 9o5 N. Y. ave. NV RE. 1912.
MONEY ON SECOND TRUsT-We will
buy second-trust notes. D. c., nearby Nd.
or Va; Reasonable rates HAIlossAad
N Y ave. NV. National $3.50
End TURST NOTES purchased CAL MA
1870. WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP.
Ist AND end TRUST LOANS-Cash In ~
hours. GERALD REALTY CO., 412 5th St
MooRTGAG9 loans, current interest rate;
no charge for appraisals, MOORE & HILL
Isl Isl And an End End TRUST ToANs@promp,
and courteous service. Before borrowtns
call COLONIAL. INVESTMENT co. SIT
9th St NV RE. $3.50.
FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates; 3 or year terms and monthly
payments. P. J. MsALsHE' INC" 1ll6 Eys
CASH FOR ana TRUST NOTES twhits or
colored) Quick settlement. Prefer per.
sonal calls to telephone calls, FULTON
r. GORDON. 1927 Eye st. NV, DI. $3.50.
ssfe.s ISL AND s'ssnI'sh sna sMhoRrGAGE LOANS. BAR
row EEALBTYY, CO. Realtors 1881 G st.
nS n.s AMI NJ end Hfsa fkusr LOANS on real .s....
in D. C. Md and Va MR.. DRAfsNER.
14O1 L ST NV, MA 4157
Evening star., 1948-06-15
OFFICES FOR RENT tcens.,.

LARGE, BRIGHT OFFICES, downtown 10
cation. lie Droit Building. s00-s10 st
HssiGniSls bowARoxS ARe'y SGSn
sonable Atlas BuildinE. ,527 9th st. NV
Apply Room 19. $40 F st: NV -15
s03 ST; N;W.-suite Of otiees available
rm; front: $50 per mo Ma, 3as3: -lS
or Windows aEss sa s w sr0aRe ape set sf
UPToWN, near i4th and Park rd.--sev,
eral FURNISHED rooms available for ofiees
i THREE Hi e. LGE' RMS, beaut. redee.. K st
near 18th St nv: iFe show window.
netisn blinds, lin IS a; asphalt tie fioors: si$d
nS nHo osR sa1s hso aSsa0e co i41s
NV NE. 54o0. --l5
OFFICE, private, facing street. only SIS
month; desk space as low as $1o. se5
18th t y AND H N.w.-sooo So IT. or less
in mod. prestise se-bearing ofiss bldg VIII
dec. TO suit tenant Of excel. ref p1
DENTAL OFFICE available: long-estab-
lished. heavily populated Southeast section;
gold mine: 500 month. Box 464-D. Star
OFFICE SPACE now available in small
suites en- 12ta @ n 1tops Of oI Dupont ci5Gle pfl
PRivATE, FURNISHED OFFICE in law
suite, 223 Bond Bldg. congenial associates,
seeretarisl service. EMMETT LEO sHEE-
PRiviATE OFFICE. furn., double exposure.
downtown modern ONCE bidg,., use OF
tseep.ion so rm:, TELEPHONE a. answering serv-
iGf TIrsRaMopERS RAJ ODE ofFiCE. sap0 in eonsested
residential NV. section. served by transit
lines; iarse reception room. bathroom.
DIST, osssSeopath or optometrist. Phone
SILVER sPRING-New modern nreproof
Modern NEE REALTY uo.S' CO, ssis n Georsia Ss
powNTowN fss,; "a OFFICE BLDG. 9verlook5ns l
s9ite. secrstarisl service; ST; 77a3 is
ssories, @ Suites ICONS consistns aES Of sSS or more
sonpf. iS5n: arm suite: incladins !
studio Office. furn.. ideal for combination
business and living quarters; an apart
ment may be had in same bldg; # de-
inspection. BARsE sToNEBRAKER' Ma
DENTAL OFFICES. ground f., long est
heavily populated NV. sec; SOLD mine;
Si90 and 500 mo lease MA, llo1: LIS
ACE spheE spea ar
all space redecorated> ideal downtown To-
cation; reasonable, rental; rental agent
s ROOMS in one of Washinston's newest
and most modern air-conditioned once
sqildinss aox pFs5erasy b star 10 law or
SUITE Of GROOM OFFICES. End floor.
coFFMAN REALTY CO.. sA 4123., IL
EXCELLENT OPPORIENITY-2nd and
below F St. Phone DI. 2l66 80
DOCTOR OR DENTIST st-floor suite
containing rooms and bath; corner Al
and Clifton SITS. NV. THOMAS J, FISHER
& co: INC, Realtors, 73s 18th st. NV,
EX. 440O, Branch 405. LIZ
downtown, 1iO6 G ST. N.w.-1-room
private office, next to elevator: Can OF
write TELEX HEARING CENTER, 1406
st. NV. EX 1895 --lT
1897 BALTIMORE AVE. Riverdale-Entire
End floor, rms and bath, for commercial
use or office: $s7 so mo. ia, 1928.
FOR COLORED-1 bright ONCE I'm. avail
able in modern commercial building. front
ing on 14th st, near You st; reasonable
rent RuDDEN & COIN, INC 1424 st
CoLORRD23 LARGE ROOMS for ONCE
space, or separate. 100 block You st
Call NO qS55 -lb
Evening star., 1948-06-15
ACREAGE FOR SALE tcent. J

ATTENTION, BUILDERS and developers-
Have z acres on hard road near Fair
fax, Va, suitable for development: 400
foot road frontage. electricity. Box 393-
BUILDERS AND DEvELOPERs-24 acres
of beautiful rolling homesites. Ideal for
low cost home development. Adjoining
be arranged Ray Morse, SH. $500, with
BROWN REALTY CORP, Realtors,
DU. S55S.
1 TO ACRE TRACTS, cleo. phone. school
bus and water at property, near Clinton
Md; $3.50 to 81 200 per acre. 5 years
to- pay: also l0-acre tracts at Clarksbure
Md, lust Of Route 24o: $500 each tract,
CLOSE TO -FOUR CoRNERSe5o acres,
choice property, with all utils. on property
line. Lowest price for acreage in this
Sisinssyi Na .5i4 on sve. soGa 10 'sTR: ais JESSE is iS
1875 ACRES, with Arm. house; 2 miles
from Rockville; Sl4. 500. 81. 5403. .0'
Evening star., 1948-06-15
TRAILE RS.

1915 zIMMER sgt-,ifs FTisdii,. sg4i r.
dsnPss7 oV' Pss7a Tr.il'r Park Al'1.ndri.. -,s. s.'
i-wHHEL LUGGAGE TRAILER, all mr. Al.
BRAND BRA new MIDco MANoR-1e feet.
beautiful birch interior. separate oedrm..
front and rear doors, electric refs.;, bottls
gas stove, eIec. brakes: gem for Sl,7bO,
VAIL TRAILER SALES. End ave. and
CoIesville, Silver Spring. Md, between
18th st. and Ga. ave. Phone SH. $3.50.
Ie,s-4s 27-rT. AMERICAN TANDEM.
bottle gas, elec refgr., extras; Ike new:
no dealers; best offer. Box 345-E. Star Is.
LIBERTY TRAILERS. FL. 20 ~ and %
feet: cooler in summer; warmer IN winter.
Also good used trsilers. HEETER-WALDEN
TRAILER SALES. Wash. .-Balto. bfyd-' TO.
Ar RICHTERs. engineering skin reaches
a new hteh in the 80 tandem wheel Spsr.
tan Mansion that makes y the choice OF
those who desire com nination Of tns
extremely practical and the very beauti-
fui. Imagine the INABILITY OF our 3S Su-
perior. sleeper with shower ana toilet.
Luxury. beauty and efdeieney are the key
note to the designers Of tns 2g vnaels
leading trailer coaches IN both maconte
and aluminium. priced from IL $40 "a
ta5 tscf Tcs f1T5v rsiiLEs iiEEs ss ssrss q sscfs s.
Cations. Wash. -Balto blvd, Berwvn. Md.
Telephone Tower 5035
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OFFICE SPACE FOR RENT.

OFFICE SPACE AVAILABLE-91S F st.
NV, in the heart of downtown Washing
ton. number of single Offices or COM
plete suites, suitable for doctors. dentists
opticians, ETC.: new, reduced rentals. See
MIR. KOCH, agent on premises.
LARGE 3-ROOM SUITE, now occupied by
NBC, in downtown Office bldg: = rms. fur
ther subdivided by partitions making a
total OF 5 separate Offices in suite; avail
able immed. for rent Can be seen by
NEAR 9th AND G STS.--2nd and ard
floors, with total of 5000 50. ft., now being
.emodeled; End floor. open space, good for
meetings, etc Call Mr.. Franklin. WEAVER
BROS. INC, Wash. Bldg, DI. $500; ewes.
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TRUST $4,000, So interest. payable

ind TRUST Sc 300. 6ea interest. payable
$50 month Call Gil. 1907. -17
$500 FOR NEW BUSINESS development.
offering &c. second mortssse Sp farm
property; no discount; owner has steady
income Box 359-E. Star.
FIVE PER CENT INTEREST. several con-
servative 3 and 5 yr. straight LIST trust
star -21
; ist-TRUsT NOTES for sale, secured on
substantial endorsers on notes. Excellens
for conservative investors. Ex. 7944 evesx
81 o6SO -l9
Evening star., 1948-06-15
LOTS FOR SALE.

RIvERDALE, MD.-TWo lots eony. to
stores and transp., one blk. on Edmond
on si0n pakrsy Ea ssG s5d SSs ir4R w. fsss*
RIvERDALE, MD.-eood location. only
SS!5 for fast sale; all improvements.
NR. RI. MEADE; lots for sale or exchange.
tor good car; Elk. 62ls. -l9
DOWNTOWN Alex; lovely wooded lot, 50xl 25;
good elevation and view of city; On Belle
Aire I'd, between Hancock aye and Rus,
Lutheran Church; sewerage. Sidewalk. curb.
BANNocKBURN-owner has left city; this
sf % St J. Of sfsd an affs fer d hs as
sY, BY 4 FULLER Z, INC. ioia 18th St. NV
Tor. III BURNT MILLS HILLs-1ooxl5o SO;
BURNT Mills ViLLAGE-New subdivi-
suitable for rambling type homes; good
soil. beautiful hardwood trees. For plat
ard fgli n19 ea R9ot 46oo Heater; with
65x16o OR LARGER, wooded: $3.50 cash
nd n'ass o rssss
Drive out Lse blvd: to Jefferson village
saa9DDng center enter turn left on Route No
Woodward Woo IA ~ Bldrs. ign MA. SaAN sS57. seAdipi Is.
Bull DERS, am interested in developing
my land in Fairfax County with small
houses to sell under $4,000 trunk sewer
in; ripe for development; all preliminary
work has been done. ordway 3o74 be-
tween 80 and Q p.m 49,
BELTSvILLE HEIGHTS, MD.-Lot 40 IT
BY lso It; IT seed sss1 location reas Gall
BUfLDERsI7 lots, Old Georsetown rd.
and Ryland dr.. Sl10O each; good terms;
sever and water, streets cut to grade,
KIRKSIDE, MD.-Beautiful corner lot loo
corner Kirkside dr.. and Center St; paved
streets on both sides; 125x75 #; sewer
and water. DE OSS5 10
cHEvERLY, MD..owner will sacrinee
Chestnut $500; ewes, Chestnut 6232 80
LINCoLNIA HElGHTs-We still have some
very desirable l2-acre lots in this lovely
subdivision Just off Columbia pike. Priced
from $50. Any terms you want. CECIL
B. LUPTON' Realtor, oW. 1888, OK 0s59;
ewes. CHI. 2517. -16
LARGE LOT. beautiful Va. section; i'm
provements; RIA zone; near everything;
sacrifice. FIR. 43s7, evenings and Sundays,
2O*
: LOTS in Arlington County for $500;
sewer and water available but not in
stalled; these lots are wooded and on a
hillside; price quoted for group purchase
only. MA 9257. 15'