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The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-11
Ap SPORTS
 ROUNDUP
By HUGH FULLERTON, JR.

Dl A1OOA1 N(4Nf OAN.
 NEW YORK, May 11-R-Russ Meyer, the skinny right handler from Peru, Ill, who has done some fine pitching for the Chicago Cubs this spring, might have been toil- ing for the White Sox if the war hadn't come along . Russ was signed by the Sox out of a sandlot assigned to Superior, Wis, in the Northern League Then he joined the army in 1942 and be- came free agent when the Supe- rior Club folded.
 Dick Button, the figure skating champ, is busy taking golf lessons these days in preparation for the golf tournament in Washington. They say Dick is working as hard on his golf as he does on his fingers. Hank Greenberg predicts Cvia mag arti- cle) that Ralph Kiner will break Babe Ruth's 60-home-run record, maybe not this year but before long Billy Booe, extra point specialist on Yale's football team, is Captain of the Eli Golf Squad. and it's too bad they won't let him putt with his feet. .
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OREGON STATE, WASHINGTONIN IN
 TIE, BASEBALL

SEATTLE, May 1l.-lR-Oregon State and Washington go after sole possession of third place in the Northern Division baseball standings today as the Huskies close out their conference home season.
 The two clubs knotted in third spot yesterday as Oregon State tcok a 5-1 verdict.
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Who threw that rock though my window pane? I am now ex- posed to the cold and rain. It was dcne last night at First and Gold:
 Come right up aggressor and be bold. It must have been done by some pranking child; As no adult should be so wild. Now here is all wish to ask-That the offender, please, replace the glass. Just give me ring at Blue 379; And get this oppression off your mind. It
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WEINNEISTER iS
 ASKED 10 PLAY IN
 BIG GRID CONTEST

SEATTLE, May 11.-R-Arnie Weinmeister, University of Wash ingten tsckle and fullback, has been invited to play for the Col lege All-Stars in the annual Chi cago charity contest against the professional champions.
 A graduating senior, Weinmeister has signed with the New York football Yankees.
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MONTEREY AND WOODROW
 AT NORTHERN COMMERCIAL

The Monterey, owned by Jack Westlall, was returned to the water yesterday noon at Northern Com mercial following minor repairs.
 The Woodrow, owned by Vincent Soholeff, was taken on the ways yesterday for the installation of a new iron bark shoe, washing and painting the hull and bearing work.
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DAY NURSERY CLOSING
 FRIDAY, MAY I4

Nursery at Governors Mansion will close May 14th for the sum- mer and reopen in the fall. Day Nursery is run by cooperative mothers, each mother giving day. They send their children free at any time. If interested, call Rosalie McGinty, Black 875, or June Hanford, 292. 84 St
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FIGHT DOPE

Flights 1as4 night resulted. as fol- lows.
 Brooklyn-Tippy Larkin, 143, Gar field, N. J., outpointed Ruby Kes- sler, IA, Brooklyn q0).
 San Diego-Chick Musgrove l59, San Diego, outpointed Ramon Dios- es, 159, Pomona, Calf. (10)
 Ocean Park, Calf Glen F1ana- gan, 125, St. Paul, stopped Ramon Ruiz, 124, Mexico City CD.
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POST OFFICE ASKS
 FOR BID ON MAIL,
 STATES TO ALASKA

The U. S. Post Office Department has issued call for bids to carry the U. s. Mails from Seattle to all ports in Alaska. The contract will be issued from July l, 1948 to June 30, 1850. All persons, who are in terested, may receive further in- formation from Mrs. Crystal Jenne, Juneau Postmaster.
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NEW BUS SCHEDULE

The following Bus Schedule will be in effect while the bridge is under repairs and closed to both car and foot traffic:
 Leaving Juneau-7:35 a. m., 7:50 a. m, 12l5 p. m. and l2:50 D. m Leaving Douglas-7:20 a. m., 7:35 a. m, 7.50 a. m, 11:50 a. m. and 12:30 D. m. The Daily Schedule will be resumed with the 4:40 p. m. leaving Douglas. The evening schedule will remain the same. PLEASE save this change of schedule. (pd adv) 855 2t
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TO THE NAVY

The Jeep Club will be re-opened for the benefit of the visiting Navy personnel. The Club will open at 6 pm. every evening this week. Harold Fennel and members of the club will take care of the enter taining. 885 It
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HOSPITAL NOTES

Admitted to St. Ann's yester- day was Selwin Howell for medi- cal treatment. Those discharged were Lynn Durgan and Gus Jour- dan.
 At the Government Hospital James Morris of Douglas was ad- mitted yesterday.
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MRS. PRICE IS HOUSE
 GUEST OF AL WHITES

Mrs. Jessie Price is here from Sitka and during her stay is the house guest of MT. and Mrs. AL bert White.
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AT THE BOAT HARBOR

The Vermarco of Seattle is at the small boat harbor, and the Princeton Hall is looking like rev craft after complete paint job.
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SONS OF NORWAY

Regular meeting at the home of MT. and Mrs. Sig Jackson, 437 West 18th Street, Thursday night at 8 D. m May B. 884 St
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National League

National League
 Batting-H Holmes, Boston .462; Gustine, Pittsburgh .4l2.
 Runs katted in--Kiner, Pittsburgh 18; Stevens, Pittsburgh and Ennis, Philadelphia IT.
 Home runs-Sauer, Cincinnati and Kiner, Pittsburgh 6.
 Pitching Sewell, Pittsburgh, Brecheen, St. Louis; Voiselle, Bos- ton; and Riddle Cincinnati, 80 1000.
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3. 3. STARS
American League

Leaders in the two Major Leagues, following yesterdays games, are as follows.
 Batting Boudreau, Cleveland All zarilla, St. Louis 440.
 Runs batted in-Williams. Boston 23; Keltner, Cleveland 19.
 Home runs-Keltner, Cleveland 0; Williams, Boston T.
 Pitching-Reynolds, New York 40 1 900.
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FOR SOAP BOXERS

Douglas Soap Box Derby boys, and ether youngsters, are invited to the showing of the Akron films in the Juneau Grade School audi tcrium tomorrow night. Transpor- tation will be furnished and the boys should be at the City Hall not later than 7:15 o'clock and taken to Juneau.
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Many mountain lakes are creat- ed by landslides which dam small streams,
The Daily Alaska empire., 1948-05-11
DeDI IeEkAS
 NEWS
SCHOOL DISTRICT MEET

There will be special meeting this evening at 7:30 o'clock for members of the School Board and City Council with Felix Toner. The meeting will be held in the City hall to discuss the tax program for tic Independent School Dis iwict.
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RUMMAGE SALE

Wednesday at 10 am. Northern Light Church. 884 2t
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Istanhul was formerly known as Byzantium and as Constantinople.
Evening star., 1948-12-19

has been described as palace guard affair within
the ruling Colorado Party This attempted coup,
like the June revolt which ousted Gen. Higinio
Morinigo from the presidency, was led by COL
Carries Montanaro.
BOLIVIA-A military lodge" similar to Sc
cret clques reported to exist also in Argentina,
Paraguay and Peru, has been reported to be con-
spring with ultra -rightist nationalist movement
to overthrow the government. President Enrique
Hertzcg declared state of Siege in october. Most
of the lodges, now supposedly extinct, have been
described anti-United States.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and ruin marked the
abortive April revolt at Bogota during the Inter-
American Conference.
PANAMA-Former President Arnulfo Arias
had been reported in August to be plotting an
armed invasion from Costa Rica. Although he
denied the charges, Panama police claimed on
October Is that they had uncovered q plot against
the new regime of President Domingo Diaz Aro-
semena.
ARGENTINA Peronistas won about two
thirds Of the seats in constitutional election
December S. Partisans of President Juan Peron
the nations laws to permit their leader to succeed
himself in office. During the campaign IA persons
were arrested on charges of plotting to kill Peron
and his actress wife, Eva.
DOMINICAN REPUBLIC - President Rafael
Leonidas Tujillo has alleged plots against him in
such widely separated places as Cuba Venezuela
and the Central Americas. He is feuding with
Venezuela In a war Of nerves.
CHLE-At least 10 army officers are under ar
rest accused Of conspiring In q plot inspired in
Argentina" Foreign Minister German Riesco has
asked Argentina to recall its first embassy secre-
tary.
Evening star., 1948-12-19

The invasion Of Costa Rica Is another in the
series of revolutions plots, counterplots and con-
spracies that have kept Central and South America
In turmoil throughout 1948.
Last May a military junta headed by Jose
Figueres resolved dispute over the presidency of
Costa Rica by taking the reins of government
Figueres supported Otilio Ulate whose election was
declared void by a lame duck Congress favoring
Rafael A. Calderon Guardia the government can
didate.
Caideror Guardia crossed over from Nicaragua
into Costa Rica according to reports as leader of
a band of political exies and Ncaraguan National
Guardsmen Figueres, who has been feuding with
Nicaraguas War Minister and strong man. Gen.
Anastasio Somoza, Immediately protested to the
United Nations Security Council and the Council
Of the Organization of American States, invoking
the Rio de Janeiro treaty of hemisphere defense.
Revolutions also toppled the governments of
Venezuela, Peru and Paraguay.
Clashing personalities in perennial conflict for
power, the influence of military cliques and economic
unrest because Of widespread imitation have been
major factors in the disturbances.
VENEZUELAN military junta chased Presi-
dent Romulo Gallegos out of Office, declaring that
his administration bankrupting the country
President of the military group which took over
the government in boodess revolution Is Carlos
Delgado Chalbaud.
PERU-Short, stocky Brig. Gen. Manuel A.
Odria became provisional President after a three
day bloodless revolt which overthrew President
Jose Luis Bustamente on october 81. The mill
tary junta which he heads promised q "restora-
ton Of democracy" through o general election.
PARAGUAY-Although the army figured in It,
an abortive October revolt against Natalcio Con-
zalez-which failed after day Of street fghting-
Evening star., 1948-12-19
European Commander
Is the Air Forces
Gen. Patton
By George Brio

WIESBADEN, Germany.-A fight
ing general with firsthand knowl-
edge of the Russians leads the
United States Air Force in Europe
1t. Gen. John K. Cannon, who
took over this vital command from
1t. Gen. Curtis lie May last Oc-
toher, learned about the Russians
in the summer of 1914.
Gen. Canon then commanded the
Mediterranean Allied Tactical Air
Force. He was sent to Moscow to CO.
ordinate the overall air effort
against the Germans. The attempt
was notably unsuccessful.
Gen. Cannon is taciturn today
about his experience with the
Soviets. He spent couple Of weeks
in Russia, including some time at
the front. He visited a number Of
airbases and got a polite brushoff
when he tried to fly one of their
planes.
II wanted to fly a Stormovik
fighter" he recalls. 1.-THE Russians
at the field said they had orders
to see that nothing happened to me. F"
The 56-year-old, short, blue-eyed
Gen. Cannon is a Gen. Patton of the
air, leading his men in combat. In
the invasion of Sicily in the summer
of 1943 he flew Psi fighter and
chalked up a record as the only man
who ever successfully "ditched" one.
He brought the swift craft down
about 300 yards from the coast OF
Sicily and swan to shore. He was
then 81 years old.
Gen. Cannon knows the best and
the worst about flying. He had two
crashes as a fighter pilot in the
States. He brought one plane down
on one wing and smashed his face.
Plastic surgery fixed it. n
Evening star., 1948-12-19

Gen. Cannon was born at Salt
Lake City, Utah, March 8, 1892, OF
Mormon parents. His father was a
lawyer. He was graduated from
Utah Agricultural College in 1914
Three years later he was appointed
a second lieutenant in the infantry
reserve.
He spent the First World War in
the United States and entered the
Air Service Pilots School in 1921
because I liked flying" A year later
he was appointed director of flying
at the newly formed Advanced Fly
ing School at Kelly Field, Tex.
In 1925 he went to Luke Field,
Hawaii, with the 9Th Pursuit Squad
ron and returned two years later
to command the Oath Pursuit
Squadron at Selfridge Field, Mich.
In 1881 he became director of train
ing at the Air Corps training center
at Randolph Field, Tex. He was
graduated from the Command and
General Staff School at Fort Leav-
enworth, Kans., in 1887.
Gen. Cannon took a breather
from flying in 1898 to serve as chief
of the United States Military Mis-
sion to Argentina. He returned
Evening star., 1948-12-19
John Cannon: A Fighting General
Flew Fighter Planes. in
Combat After He Had
Passed Fifty

three years later with a fluent
knowledge of Spanish. After COM
manding the 1st Interceptor Com.
mand at Mitchell Field at the out.
break of war, he was sent overseas
in 1912.
After leading the 18th Air Support
Command in the invasion Of North
Africa, he advanced throughout the
Mediterranean campaign, winding
UP as commander in chief of all
Allied air forces in the theater.
When the war ended in 1945 he was
appointed commander of all United
States air forces in Europe. He re-
turned to the States in 1946 to take
over the air training command at
Barkedale Field, La.
Gen. Cannon came back to Europe
in October to find the Air Force en-
gagged in the back-breaking job of
feeding Berlin. The airlift was al
ready highly organized under Gen.
LIE May, who went home to head
the Strategic Air Command. Never
theless, Gen. Cannon found room
for improvement. One Of his first
steps was to order all planes except
fou--engined C-54 Skymasters out
of the lifeline to the blockaded city.
This enables a smoother traffic pat
tern.
"The brass had some CATS which
were getting in the way" he said.~
The general doesn't like to give
advice-or take it.
Gen. Tooey Spaatz once was CIV
ing him advice on how to carry out
an assignment during a staff con-
ference in North Africa.
Gen. Cannon interrupted: "Wait
Tooey. Don't tell me how
to do it. Give me the job and I'll
do it." s-
Gen. Spaatz smiled. "Okay," he
said, "you do It,"
distributed BY the Associated Press.)
Evening star., 1948-12-19
East-West Split Is Wider
Than Before u. n. Farley
Although Shooting War Didn't Start During
Paris Assembly, Some Think the Situation
Is Worse Than an Actual Conflict
By Constantine Brown

Nations Assembly last completed
its history with concrete results show for
labor
session approved declaration of human rights which
significance today
upward persons forcedbor
Evening star., 1948-12-19
Atlantic Defense Bridge
Objective of New Treaty
State Department Plans to Give Congress
Outline of Alliance to Join Western
Europe With L. S. and Our Allies
By Richard l. Stokes

BY the end February the State Department plans to lay before
which would the Atlantic the first
bridge Joining Western Europe
revolutionary authorize the United States
democratic ITSELF The avowed Is to
safeguard world reestabshn balance military
Evening star., 1948-03-30
TRAilERS

lsr ee.e utRsssss sfssss. sss
ssd ssn nansf aassd rom Ssesfr syn 10 ssger A
large large. line Of accessories and have two
Snops ncISns to make repaIs Open every day
RIcHTaR ReePeaf sfRai{ 4RAkEk 0a BALES S oesSeas S.
Msshington- Baltimore blvd, Berwyn. Nd.
1913 MAJ iioSxI AND LANDoLA trsil.rs
nov &c, or on eh1d display At NATIONAL TRAnN
ssHhdns' shdns va Soos asds Bait ave. Rvsrdal'' Nd.
UNITED DE LUKE, e-cu.-ft. Frig, apt.
size range with oven and broiler. hot and
cold water, elec. ventilator, 8 lge. ward
robes; thermostatically controlled heater.
interior VAIL fS'S11sl TRAILER ssAss SALES, 0 sna
(bet. aeorsia ave. and 18TH sto, sH' sspS.
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILERs-closing out
all trailers on hand, your chance to buy
the the, famous nn spsn auto iuggsss trailer a.
PONTIAC CO. washington's largest Pon-
;.2s now 27FSoI 81 S91,2 sna rs o wkSFS SsE
TRAILER SALES, Wash -Balto. blvd. Ber.
wyn, Nd. Phone TO. 51ll.
NEW AND USED home trailer coaches. ses
he srd sS aes smsr ssn4 oscSs: s., Hs s
play open for your inspection, . am. to o
R%nReAS feiy 9ns sunday 20 SsIss S
Grove Trailer Court. miles south ol
Hn BeIs Rsons ov sr. sS, s
Howard and zimmer trailer coaches, al
l94s models; a good selection OF used
trailers now on display. Open daily and
TRAILER CO., INC. 1880 wisconsin ava.
NV. phone Wo: 1921.
soAr ssss aag @ rss MHsaN 81 IN az 4 e
ER CO.. INC. 4030 Wisconsin ave. NV.
phcne W0 1891.
USED TRAILERS in excel cond VAIL
Vile I'd, between Ga. ave. and 18th st..
silver Spring. Md. q
ZIMMER. 3 rms. 2s IT,, elec. brskesI
good cond.; price reas. for quick sale.
1875 GEORGETOWN I'd, Bethesda. Il
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ACREAGE FOR SALE

40 BEATTIFUL WOODED ACRES. "A mi.
I Ebbfck 65f kH01ss oxn.r nssE WE ssSf a5sde' pvd
lac. ds' f on sSo s on aere Ths
p Prop. ads: the corp. limits Of Laurel. Md.
Spdty, Guy, water near. ALVIN EPLING, UN.
ROLLING se ACRES, colesvill. area; sood
eievation' stream; private estate site or
sS4f E sssss5 sss!ass So ri 'iFs ii no
SH. 6916. Mr.. Romer). 80
$50 PER ACRE-Fairfax County bargain.
zoo acres @ Of wooded land with an all-year
boader boad through sSat IT and md. creek along one
offered as a whole. MASON HIRsT. An
nsndale; Psnda Va q. the end Of Columbia pike.
acreaes eo'ee elossula suaaays arlington
esdt re RaAT Hstsf ow s?os4 sos H
BUILDERS AND DEyELoPERs-a4 acres,
adjoining District Heights; utilities avail
able; ideal for low cost housing develop
msg be Sn M meT.. an afys 81 m aa
with BROWN REALTY CORR. Realtors,
S AGES 1IaS, in nearby Fairfax County
age; city water: gas and transportaticn
VERsoN Vfassy oay 1Nca sSSa Per soSs oxns4s
miles miles out Sn,s Columbia pike. Alex. 69os.
LANGLEY, 4, G;I5 ", ~ acre on corner; Level
l64 it.. on other street; excellent neigh
borhood: 20 min, to downtown Wash
lasfon casb MactY va tGYsorgetS%9 pike; 81 800
FIVE ACRES with many shade and fruit
trees: in nearby Md. For information
fall al Mr.. sebra' UN. 1925, cox q Co.
Evening star., 1948-03-30

CORNER STORE, 21st and L sts. NV
s$ 1sss ss45s @nSy Win 3 H5s Som F'nFi
ss; fes9 e s5S S sspDRp: seP %s sss:
ATExANpRfA. va nev nS'I; stores, res 2ox54.
nt. two 4ox54; :,n basement in new business
&C. Ma ssss or re. 9o22. 80
CONN conn AYE STORE: ,s next e new Dupont
poWNTTowiNS NJ IocATioS., .GH 1st commerciai- iI
1sx100; 5-yr. lease, 5-yr. option S1T5
give mos. concession at end of yrs. to
istS ssD ri, EYE SIS Nv. Nv 'fs hear. of Ned
struction; have available for lease ultra
basement; viii consider dividing into two
WEiNbksa 4' CO. ' Realtors iSSS''ff iso7 st NV
ses 9 M 4 y; NEmpeubls Eoo store ,5.,, about 80 +,
Ts@odei a i, to Suit suit tenant sRowN really
CO GoRP Py,S Realtors; .v, DU s55s: ..or. ,xxso.
ready for occupancy: For further infor-
BIUMER, aSlSIi sI7 Penna. ave. Sc. 80
xt.ha IN new s5ssss' sofs
sG.s bAsEMENr MEN STORES. located at 'G busy
Washstand VIII rent sinsiy or both; WIN
rent very reasonable and give lease; opsn
NEuMHs t4E iaspsssa'ssA sA 'aIsssf I hss ol f. st
2 LARGE STORES on old Fairfax rd' be
~; {: e q ST. ,i aJa
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FARMS FOR SALE.

175 ACRES, BROOM HOUSE; electricity:
excellent land in best section Of Mont
se ssooo6 cn'f terms ns' e settle kEfY fsLfs
or Ms pbons i su5sy Rastve Rrosu; 4Ho Bids
$50 ACRES, manaser's, house. 4 tenant
houses. garage with Living quarters; 200
steer steer barn sTn ssn silos soo 95 mis- of G on
sTRoUTps SPRING SUMMER FARM cats-
log Just out!-Free! Green cover. over
ington, Metropolitan 745s
2A ACRES, l0-room modern house, ten
3 5n' L. nea'e G. WEST 81 %s "a ss11s5R C.; sis''oo
$40 ACRES. s-room house tenant house;
All modern farming equipment, some stock:
S9Es9oo U.s. Msny snyk other farms, j, L. c.
NEAR NEAR wooDBRiDeE, vA.-s-rm. house;
~ acres Tfgr, Ttsr gas stove s, elec pump,
creek, swimming. hunting and fishing in
season, strawberry patch. but do not wait
until they get ripe; owner, may change
bs @na shsP h sAsif dsIs0S'
BLuEskAss eATTLE FARM Of over 500
tiyity; handsome old manor house with
wide center hall, IL rooms, 2 baths and
stoker heat; 3 barns. cattle scales. 5
in one OF the most beautiful sections Of
si35'ooo. See MASON HIRsT. Ahnsn-
dale. Va, at the end Of Columbia pike.
Phone FA. 7447. Closed Sundays.
100 acres DO cleared and nd rich: ~T' ~ mi
west Of Richmond; sorry 5-rm house too
good to tear down, rs fruit trees, stream.
selec,; sv, svsilable I, no, now w. Phone or write
3O-ACRE FARM, Fairfax County-7-rm.
house. stable, dairy barn.. chicken houses
good good soil; ! acre woods; dks Price. s11'ooo.
FAIRFAX REALTY CO, Falls Church, FA.
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BUSINESS PROP FOR SALE (cont.

1890 18th ST. NV, bet. Conn, and Mass.
BLDG BLDG, approx. $50 So. #. each foorS;
excellent for organization. doctors, gen.
bus: uses; zoned lst comm. DRuRY
ON 18th ST. NEAR MASS. AyE.-vacsnt.
3 story and Eng. bsmt., brick bldg. of s
rms. in excellent condition, zoned 1st
comm. Available for ofhces and organ
iizsstions or any commercial purpose; Has ,s
low at $4,000 tor immedlstss sale with
BROWN REALTY CORP, Realtors. DU
800 FEET FRONTAGE on No. l highway.
fhs miles e 'SH5h co s71 Sf Alexandria; IL ''!sS s5 in
bridge and intersection Of No. l high
way and new Shirley highway; 13 acres
in the lot co 3717. so
OPPORTUNITY - Established hardware
business. dealing in hardware, paints,
household wares. plumbing, building, gar
den and farm supplies; $ for S for mer-
chandtse inventory $1,000 for equipment
and fixtures, including 1947 Ford truck;
9-yr. lease: 1900 So. 1T. foored display
space and full dry bsmt: $50, 900 income
last year. EASTMAN & STEELE, FA. 2620.
716, FLORIDA AVE. N.W.-First comm.
scHWARTz, Broker: oE. 1854. to 8
eHo1sE sfsfsfEi e dfs sSPfsS in Fan.
proximately $4,000 50. It.; price, S15O
per So IT, Phone FA 157S al
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LOTS FOR SALE tcan..,

sILvER sfRMG-I{e. wooded lots; paved
= .sss s'is5 lHks$s sSSs zSS
4 sss a srrESr1os%h:.ton rss 81 sSas SO @d
n1mSef q rem sDT@o5 @ assrsss
cation all utilities, street rough sraded.
pIiced IN line with houses selling from
s SaSs9e s9e e fwSsstnno $1,000 terms Plat e
&C.. NE $3.50, 1890, PL. 1881. or cali Roy
SALE BY oWNER-1o wooded acres eli clos.
to College Park water and sewer availsbie abe
Ideal for new subdivision; will sacrifce for
81 90 an aos acre. Call ia. 2os6 night;
agprdE sEaAuTdruL sd1acd LOT in Rock Creek Hills; Ma
WooDEp ACREAGE HoMEsIrE in beau 6esSti-
Forest Estates in the heart Of the country
club section Of nearby MARYLAND, six min
pss ona Ffm fnsats Natal y Masa ass Center and ID,
from S fs and uo sAfEs tfissli RRs RgRFsse
aSf sssveaga5 Oliver oily c,n. 3lss so
- Sewer and Water. ano k.ni~orth 6has5ai sy: sv:
Excellent opportanities. PAUL j. IN MILLER, E.sis
or The Pg MOST sEa1rir5L aa551 m hom.sit.s
iGsiinins estate il kensiaston VIEW; sGsf besa: sa
train, schools, churches and stores. mi
e 70 D. e line. Also other lots. OWNER
BUILDERS OF SMALL HOMES lots in
Forestville area, 50x150. with all cows.
but sewer and gas. level and cleared; $3.50
each; In the fine development OF homes
IN 20 900 class. AT 1927. c. D. MUIR
SUBDIVISION, 5 mi. from Falls Church,
containing large lot. ready for builder OF
small home. on hard-surfaced road. FAIR
FAX REALTY CO., Falls Church. FA.
VIRGINIA COUNTRY CLUE level lot.
each 75x15o. All improvements paid
Priesd for immediate sale. FRED j.
GL: 6777. OK. ,0141. i
ARLIINGToN-450-tt. frontage. lots,
30, 900 SO. it.. close in, zoned duplex apts, y,
sewer, water available; 6Oc 50. IT.; sac, 900.
Mr.; BOWERS. RE 2029
COLORED-SEMDETA HOUSES or
flats. near Alabama ave. and Garfield
school; $3.50 to $l.loo per lot: also 2 lots
SCHMIDT. woodward Bldg. MA. s357.