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Laurel outlook., 1948-03-17
Look Before You Leap
He Doesn't; Gets punkinu

PENNSVILLE, N. J. - Dennis
Donovan, 80, Wilmington, Del,
boarded a New Castle ferry and
suddenly decided he didn't want
to make the trip.
He leaped off the ferry towards
where he thought the dock was
and landed in the icy Delaware
river.
During the time that Donovan
was making up his mind the ferry
had pulled away from the dock.
He was treated for exposure
after being fished out of the
water.
Laurel outlook., 1948-03-17
R~eOrganized Quill &
Scroll Has Meeting

The first meeting of the recently
reorganized Quill and Scroll chap
ter of Laurel high school was held
March 10 at the home of Mrs.
Hageter, 308 Colorado avenue.
New members were proposed and
Miss Nader read an interesting
article on Features" Ideas for
the Spring Fever" edition of Lau-
rel Leaves were discussed and some
plans were made.
Refreshments were served by
jamie Lockwood and Miss Nader.
Laurel outlook., 1948-03-17
Lamp Eases Earache

A small infrared ray lamp,
equipped with a headband and an
adjustable buckle to position it, has
been developed to relieve earaches
and Inflammation.
Laurel outlook., 1948-03-17
The First Inch

Edward II of England defined an
inch as equal to three grains of bar
ley, dry and round, and placed end
to end.
Laurel outlook., 1948-03-17
The Wonder State

The People Rule" is the motto
adopted by Arkansas. The official
flower is the apple blossom and the
official bird the mockingbird.
Laurel outlook., 1948-03-17
SEE AND HEAR Them AT
i % t s%s " Roysdon Furniture Store 4 "% %~.
HEAVY Eater

The barn owl, whose diet, consists
mainly of rats and mice, will eat it's
own weight in food in a single night.
Laurel outlook., 1948-03-17
Almond Table Syrup

A good quality table syrup may be
obtained from almond hulls, a Uni
versity of California expert has
found.
Laurel outlook., 1948-03-17
Many Dairy Workers

Approximately 100000 people are
employed in processing and deliver.
ing dairy products.
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-21
lenses. must spur Congress to uction | further deldY in equipping American forces to
 defend American soil would be inexcusdble. Dolly News-Miner)
CAN PRICES co DOWN WHILE WAGES GO UP?

The announcement of the United Electrical Radio and Machine Workers (CIO) thut it will seek third round ot wage increases from such giant conrpdn- ies us General Electric and Westinghouse mcY be Ot more significance thun quick glance would indicate.
 The electrical manufacturing industry hos now reached the point where-bdrrng labor difficulties it is preparing to prove the theory thut to bring q remarkable production record since the end of the wur. the electric industry has caught up to q large extent with the backlog of demdnd for up- offences which grew up during the war.
 The pipe lines by which goods move from monu- fdcturer to wholesaler and on to retailer and con- sumer are beginning to fill up The rubber tire in- dustrY hos had considerable success catching up whwith its backlog of demdnd but the outomob- ile. construction and many other industries still have definite feelings thot their pipe lines lead only to bottomless wells.
 Shortages of electrical appliances began easing some months ago. The radio supply situdtion illus trdtes whdt has been happening In the first eleven months of l947. nearly IS million radios were pro- duced in this country. Approximately 33 million have been made since the end of the war. radio price war is in the moking. The industry is tulking about meeting competition by using op- erdting economies and the development of better manufacturing technics.
 Competition in the domestic market will be more acute since foreign demdnd is expected to slack off because of dollor shortage.
 General Electric and of its principal subsid- idries olreodY have announced substontiol price cuts wide vorietY of electrical dppliances. Now comes the news of the pay increases demond by the electrical workers.
 Whether pay increases. if grdnted. will be large enough to upset price reduction plans rernoins to be seen. Whether price reductions in the important electrical manufacturing field might spread to al liel industries and start more or less general downwdrd trend cdnnot be answered until the wage picture becomes clearer.
 At the moment the electrical industry is couqht between combination of inflotiondrY and deflo tionorY pressures. The outcome may indicate whdt is to be expected os other industries fill up hei, pipe lines too Denver Post
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-21
, Opportunities In
 Higher Education For Alaska Natives


 teachers, accountants and many other professional and highly skill led workers are needed through out the country. Tner~ is a pcr- ticular ueed for these services in Alaska Alaska Native young men and women are urged to take ad- vantage of the opportunities for higher education which are aV- ailable to them througA the Al aska Native Service and the Un- tied States Indian Service. The raining available should enable many of the Native young men and women to enter these we'll paid occupations where so many opportunities exist.
 Applicants should be one-fourth or more Native blood and be- tween the ages of l4 and 21. In rare instances particularly well qualified applicants over the age of 21 will be considered.
 Applicants who are high school graduates can apply at once for college loans. If there is no Alas ka Native Service representative in their community they should write to the General Superintend- ent, Alaska Native Service, at Juneau, Alaska, for application forms. Special examinations and physical examinations are given to determine the applicants final eligibility to receive a loan.
 Students who are not high school graduates should see the nearest Alaska Native Service teacher or write to the general Superintendent requesting admis- sion to the Alaska Native Service boarding school at White Mount ain or Mt. Edgecumbe, Alaska. The White Mountain school serves the Norton Sound, Seward Pen insula, Kotzebue Sound and Arc tic areas. Admission to this school is also made from the Lower Yu- kon and Bethel vicinities. Appli- cations for admission to the Mt. Edgecumbe vocational school near Sitka. Alaska, are accepted from any part of the Territory. How ever, if student is just entering high school and lives in the area nearest the White Mountain school he is usually asked to complete the first two years of his high school course at White Mountain. Students are admitted to White Mountain and Mt. Edgecumbe vo- cational schools who have com pleted the highest elementary school grade offered in their will lage, have passed a satisfactory physical examination which in cludes chest x-ray and who are recommended by their local teach CT, minister of other person. Mt. Edgecumbe offers in addition to vocational training, academic sub- iccts and courses of a caliber and range to meet the entrance re- quirements of leading colleges and universities of the United States.
 Students who have finished high school and are granted a loan to attend college usually re- ceive loans from $ls0 to $500 per school year. They are expected to attend college or university of recognized standing. The loan is available to them only SO long as their work meets satisfactory standard. The loans extend from one to four years, depending upon
The Nome nugget., 1948-04-21
ALASKAN DEFENSES

Georg Nelson Meyers of the Daily News Miner stuH, hos written series of articles the stute of the defenses in Interior Aluskd which are remerk- able for their revelations.
 The articles were based on information given group of newspaper muguzine and rddio cores pondents from the United States who recently com pleed tour of Aluskon military installations under Air Forces auspices.
 The conclusions of the group, as reported in the Daily NewsMiner. should be required reading for cabinet officers. members of Congress and United StQtes citizens generally.
 Briefly. they may be stated us follows:
 IA polar attack tomorrow would find Alusku, insufficientlY prepared to defend the continental rim of the United States.
 2-A minimum expenditure of 62 million dol lars would be necessary to begin to prepare vitd bases in the hedrt of the Yukon Sector to withstand surprise blows by trunsurctic foe using long range bonbers or guided missiles.
 3-All forms of communication links between Alusku and the United States need immediate bol stering.
 4-Eielson Field, which hos been described in newspaper stories published in the United States major Arctic outpost cupuble of dccommodut ing the giant B-36 bomber. ucuullY is mere care taking establishment. Its projected hdngdrs are still in the blueprint stage. It has but two airplanes as signed permonentlY-o pair of C-47 transports.
 The 62 million dollor figure. given by Briguder Generdl Frdnk F. Everest. Yukon Sector commend CT us the lowest possible amount needed to Tin sure the Interior bdses would not go for direct mil iturY expenditures. Air Force leaders emphasized.
 It is the sum deemed necessary for such purposes ds rehabilitation of the Aldskd Rdilrodd construc- ton of on eight inch pipeline from tidewdter and re-engineerng and resurfdcing the Aluskd High way road network
 The expanding and strengthening of the bases to wdrtime level necessarily would follow these initiol steps to develop dependable communico- ton links
 Eielson field has cost American taxpayers IS million dollars to dote. Col. Jerome B. McCouleY. the commdndont. told the visiting newsmen. Two Yeurs and another 100 millions might complete the job he said. The extent to which the project has been allowed to fall behind schedule should be plain to ull.
 The commanders of the various installations wurned repeatedly hot time is the important factor Alosku has short building season Delay now could have serious consequences
 The compdign to stop the spread of Communism has become part of the notionol policy. In the lost two years. the notion has had aid to Greece and Turkey: emergency aid for Fronce. ItoY and other European countries and finolY the mutibil- lion dollar Mursholl Plan to findnce the post.wn reconstruction of Western Europe.
 The sums needed for Aldskon defenses are small compured with the foreign expenditures thus for up- proved by Congress Surely such stories os those published in the Daily News-Miner (und other news pdpers) describing the condition of Aloskun de-
Evening star., 1948-08-26
WATERFRONT pRopERrY-sALf.

Hnl,sv tnll view Chesapeake Bay, in restricted
Ss iia ri HGssy sss1h ass
1eaGo eTovaeS oDa No esd to
ample room for. all. without crowdins !
beautiful beaches ever developed, miles
and miles of white sandy beaches on the
Ghesapeake, that even have. shade treesl
water lakes and many other features, too
easily accessible from any part Of % WASH.
none less than 10000 So. It. IN 'srea' area.
Prices unusually, low, too! From S495
st4s sya'fSse bs9M est eos Ps coR a5s sss
ers,. developers. washington, B. C. Cal
se9t bReaty agency sole sses 20
FOR DEsiRABLE CoSTTaeG;Es and lot,
a. tai9 prices inspect cedarhurst on Ches.
hd 9e 5esreted nss d 9nd e. veil nsaT shasg Side
bsaeS once at cesarhurss sUs or wAGTEs fa1s1s
M. BAUMAN. 1927 K st. NV. Ma. 1926.
BEAUTIFUL, FERTILE LAND-se acres
on the Broad Wicomico River in Charles
White House by fine roads; magnificent
water view, ample protected harbor. river
a0ounding in hsh and oysters, deep enough
for large yachts: this is one of the finest
salt water sites within easy access from
the city; the farm house and outbuildings
are usablc but there's no limit to the
LOUIS P; SHOEMAKER, 1919 K st. NV,
DRUM POINT BEACH has opened it's
harbor section Now sportsmen can have
waterfront homesite, where plans for
a pvt. dock and harbor can become a
reality. where pleasure craft can be
moored, almost at the front door step;
where you are but a stones throw from
Solomons Island: Drum Point Beach:
you're right in the center OF Just about
everything nature has to offer and you're
within easy committing distance Of Wash
tngton; lots are generously proportioned,
none less than 10000. SO. #: In area;
prices unusually low, from S4a5 fterms
ayailablel. Get full information now.
DRUM POINT CORP. owners, developers.
Washington, D. c.. sole sales agents, Cal
vert Realty Agency. eco Southern Bldg
RE, s43s; week ends, phone Prince Pred
eriek los. -27
Evening star., 1948-08-26

AT RICHTEk'S. englneering SKIN reache.
Q new high in the So tandem wheel Spar.
tan Mansion that makes It the choice oil
those who desire . combination Of the
ful: Inssine tie liy.biii.y Of our $50 su.
perior. sleeper with shower and toilet
note to the designers Of the 29' vindafe
Direct factory distributors Of several other
leading trailer coaches IN both masonite
and aluminium: priced from $1.485 to
sores HsS RcH " fi1s' a liEss ns sss & e.
GATOR. cations; Wash :.Balto. blvd. Berwvn. Nd.
NEW LIBERTY TRAIERs With many out
WALDEN TRAILER SALES. wash. BALTIC.
eiyd, aUI sHs.s gsrgyn ., IA Mr. TO NIl, 5I1l -.
Fla; ave. ne. See the new vagabond Royal
HoRNER's CORNER. FR. 1921. -
TO RENT-House traliers, luggage trail
ers and boat trailers: AMERICAN
TRAILER CO., INC, 4o30 Wis. ave. NV,
GLID2R. TRAvELITE, GOSHEN Insid.
and out they are the traiIers Of the year.
In these smart-looking, spacious models
are noor-plan ingenuity, construction fine
point and finishing skill. For . comfort
able trailer at low cost. collie TRAILER
CO. 500 Ga; ave; NV, sL; s202.
lTom 81 psas ase waa n1df' fA x Ad1sRs' s 21iss
End ave. at Colesville I'd. BET. Ga. ave.
and 10th st.. Silver spring. Nd. sH
LATE ls4, zIanlEK hous. trailer. sieeps
six. Dinette, Frigidaire. bottle gas stove
New condition. sacrifice for quick sale
by owner. Emerson 44e9 2s'
Evening star., 1948-08-26
All advertisements Offering auto
mobiles for sale must include
actual selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AER5GhN sa45 ssi1r.S SR9sLEy LEY 1913
Z P'i' ss4' N.Y. h'' ls ss
ANGLIA. Ts1 new '1s4 1918 Ford. English bull,
strueted; complete only 81, ,4Os,4e dsiiv-
trsde,in: delivery .s-I5 days. See your
HILL = STSffssifTs. NC %Ns'. Ill Il eS ysrmons .
ason.srat,on s n0nf M Sf ssso ses ''r s''al0s or
2 choice Of eolors; a6 miles per salon;
continental design; hydraulic brakes.
leather upholstery: Dorset sedan. fully
equipped. incl. heater and defrosters; only
and Sas sefyies MANHAraN I fna rag ar6 rts
RADIO ncG. CO. h% seth 1Ess fidss Of 7th At st.
n sTHNEEY i. HoRNER, inc. 81 and 'i4s. ia.
ave. ne. AT. 6464. Oman SATURDAYS. --26
sSIck s1s! s4s sts ss1S,s.1a sonye5.nle sSss AZ
saoSssNER. NC. sth and IA. AS1s ave. ne: T.
BUICK 1s4z convertible, low mileage, PVT.
oE,s; oynsr; s2's5o. Call Ii. 1914; ewes. sH.
BUICK 1871 Roadmaster 4-door sedan
ene..ne Snnss seat sos so'sfs
BUICK Rosdmaster 4-dr.; driven less than
5000 mi; finest equip. car in town: pvt
owner; S2,7Sb: AZ mod. Ii. 1879. -3O
BUICK 1048 Super sedanette; fully equip,
owner; this car is really nice. 81, $50.
guaranteed. ROYAL MOTORS, Packard. 15
Kennedy st. NV, RA. 7720. .-26
BUICK 1889 4-door Special: has 40 mo-
tor; must be seen to be appreciated; $3.50
or best offer. 1915 N. Cleveland st.. Arl,
BUICK late 1947 Super; like new; 5000
carefully driven miles. excellent maroon
finish; 1878 worth of extras; price S2,491.
Con Contact ,ao, nR. JOSEPH k1' oeoo; aftse sG 2
BUICK 1e47 Rcadmaster convertible:
1000 mi: blue, with Wv. tires and black
or terms: BEL MOTORS. SOLO Wis. ave.
NV, WO. 5000. -26
BUICK Ie4e Super; 70 choose from:
maroon, black or-sray. All have low
mileage and that showroom look. These
at S2,1e5. Cash, trade sor terms to "a
mos. BELL MOTORS. 010 Wis. ave.
NV. Wo. 5000. 20
Evening star., 1948-08-26
AUToNoTIVE MiscEIIANEoUsI=
MOTORCYCLES.

A. J. s. 1948 model $50 de luxe: !, les.
fsptaS fsaa sS't GH,Fh Fhone eos o1t05d gd lAss;
f' sAEs zz ssSo eS ~ sjS5iS
at You slzs7 HAVE Esps1na shHk TIE Rest CONS ss IN
bly, f: f: saId sss Ts s.. P'H ,ss:.S
GCYStSLTSycs CYeLSy Grurrn Is nos on display At the
1sas ARIEL Red Hunter" angle; iG&a Iov
AII1ED a! n'T. Nkf1T4ESYcEz NJ e@as SALES. aoi4 Il
is4s MATcaI1ESssss III 1Sss 500 &C; dual sea, Mss and
sna snd terms allied 9ds SALES, tEfst
HafLEYDAeiHDsoMN e b eiHs 81 ~? 1872 "74": oss oxn.,
al accessories; $500 or best offer under
AaNouNcfSGS Am stHsf Sm 1Hk k0fkE1Ie hEw 2s31 Ss
neerirg achievement; come In and a.. mt 4
1sUo. new Triumph speed twins" and Tiger
t'e ssisas Rsf issfi sshs .n?
isas 4; j; 8: snd M.tehle,. 500 SINGLES; s
transportation: immediate delivery on both
mSdsls; %GiS srade nIE and so terms ALLIED MOTOR
MoToRcYCLE. Harley Davidson AS "a"
OVID. v; any reas. oier accepted. WALES,
HARLE9pavDsoN lar isfa al 1s4s black .asdl. 20.
or best of'sr. bo32 N. Carlyn Spring I'd,
aatsSH' kEtEY.'DsA1v;1DsoN 1s41 "74" F@7 P. Il.
or Best os9 aad:f Ca. wi VI $685.
HARLEY. DAVIDSON 1890 IS: GOOD Con-
Gn1i Gition; IL plenty chrome; s22b or best offer.
Evening star., 1948-08-26
LOTS FOR SALE Cont,

il chevy Chase. Nd Let D US 'I help you YOU
we has Cs the lots 5526 aRd can ca EH
SILVER srRISG aRE;A.Lovely settings
for amOSrs M nsDss or h9ms Can Rsa tl
1900 M II no s; answer, f call M sH. 1918. 1918 MS9 s9
HILLCREST--;3 lots 25x130 IT, each on
W st. bet. both and 31st sts. Price $3.50
and plan your home for the future. Cal
SILVER, SPRING AREA-27 lots for de,
tached houses Water and sewer to be ir
within, about, one month. The lay of tbs
land is perfect, neighborhood what you
can count on for Silver Spring. The
prices: Can Miss Miss shoemaker. ,Sti EN-. i7so
Or P-,a this Is . once 19u1s 2 2 Shoemaker
WOODED CORNER LOT. acre. Located
Braddock rd, near Annandale. In near
subdiv;,, cooperative swimming Sool and
s6oo sech Cash @'fn GN @ so15 after G9sf PM owners
INVESTORS AND BurLDERs-see this
Just of Conn. ave. extended. Average lot
yestment at 500 per lot. Can MR.. SIMON,
sioa CHEvERLY AVE. cheverly Md
Large 9,00o-sa 1T. lot, small terrace, level
lana, sewer, gas. water, racing on main
street OF Cheterly, convenient to stores.
transportation, etc, 81 500 cash; first Of
fering. MAGEE, UN. T6S3 till O.
Bt ILDERS-l6 large, level lots with sewer
and water in Fairfax. $50 per lot, terms
MALCOLM REAL ESTATE, DU. 0407, OW
:}024
FINE RESIDENTIAL building lots at $3.50
Macarthur blvd. NV; all util. in, survey
made, ready to start building; $3.50.
LURIA BROS 230o Wilson blvd, Airing
WE HAVE number Of desirable lots
starting at $4,000 with util in; located In
NV area: WALLACE B. AGNEW. INC.
1890 K st. n W. DI. $3.50. -27
BEAUTIFUL WOOBED LOTS. Ia acres
each, on paved road. between Annandale
and Fairfax; near schools, stores, transp.
small stream: 500 down, terms. J. B.
LoTs WITH ALL IMPROVEMENTS. Md
Hyattsville-72xl90, Sl,250;- $500 cash,
cas- CASH S SEQ mo SzHS $500: $500
500 cash. s15 mo. Csrmody Hills
GOxl50, $3.50: 500 cash, Sl5 mo- Mt
Rainier-6Ox100. Sl.l5O; 5000 cash. $50
mo i. HARRIS ROGERS, UN. o4a3;
WELL WOODED LOT, 1870 50. IT,, e5-ft.
frontage; l blk, inside District, 2 blks.
and specifications for sale if desired. WI
TWO BUILDING LOTS, II and 10, section
/. 800 blk. of Ave. E, District Heights, Md,
50xl so in size; sewer. water; cleared for
h
Evening star., 1948-08-26
ONLY $49O DOWN
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR RENT.

NORTH BEACH-Nr. pier: lge. cottage,
Aas zs-oes. 5. Seas: Na oasf' s'' s!s.a: e
COLONIAL Summer cottage; mr.
s45 3 wk: Phone No 1914. anu e-eess'e' @ss
sages; modern conveniences: swimming and
rrsMnlng; rM available Aug. so; $35 wk. Cali
KENWooD BEACH. MD.-rurnished cot
tage. from August ~ through September:
loa sssfsf s 1ssaI asSs IA,
week end, or mo. of Sept. or longer; q.
oedrm; cottage. can be seen Sat. only;
rsas; INQUIRE ,watchman at gatehouse nj
II4 EIp4ping 1 Forest for MR.. PAUL or cali
BEVERLY BEVERLY BEACH. DEL:-New beautifully
2ss, e through Labor Day; s special rates Aas
coLoNfAL4 4fS ssAca, aa. : TA' Pm: a. cott... ,o,
rent, Ara, Aug. 90 through sept TX:
slec. and water; $35 week. TW. 1919. ::
50; RIVER PARK rms, bath, fur
nished; nla lge; screened porch; ali convens.:
500 week. BOARDS COTTAGE, EN-. 4blI.
eAsasE ee4sons ss srr a., ,m b sses tsur
COLONIAL BEACH, vi VA.@HEmily" Sotf az.
Ist and BRYANT; new spacious. mod, turn ::
scIeened porches, pvt. baths, elec; $50
week, 5000 mo. CO. O611, Mon Thurs.
ARUNDEL ON THE BAY-sandy beach. 4
mi from Annapolis; modern 4-rm. cottage.
new new bath. Frigidaire, electric range, inst
Sept. 12 RssSdIuced rates after 18th Of Of
Evening star., 1948-08-26
VIENNA

or Old Dominion dr. -Remodeled liz
Nhfe frame. on wooded l2-RCre 10
hfeezeWay 2-car garage. Reduced fl
Evening star., 1948-08-26
ACREAGE FOR SALE

le-ACRE TRACT in Lyon Village. suitable
S5Teet; B, min from washington. D, c.
asoasie LaPoRTE H5 EhGe GA Taet s sroke5s
Ironing on road to ReltsSiie' $3.50 "f5eT per
Ytdins INTO 5-asTe parcels. owner aNA.
VA WAsHIINGToN.i blvd; over
tourist cabins or trailer court: SI6.50O;
easy, terms. ALVIN EPLING, UN.. 03l3
5SoS Baltimore ave, Hyattsville. Md. -26
ABOuT ACRES; price. ST ,4T5; between
Colesville and Dawsonville, Just off hard
surfaced hwy, gravel road through prop !;
excel. terms. o. L. MURDOCH. PL. II65.
RESTRICTED ACREAGE TRACTS to
acres, $1,000 per acre: SO per acre
down payment. $40 per acre per month:
q. ACRES; aa5-ft. trontase Waldorf
fndisn bnIa sbonf Head rd skinned logs ready to
EaRtsd 81! NJ Woada Ames co le12 JAMES
o. acre deal for Suiders st low ssaS cost honso aoo
ing: on Grain, near Defense. IA nj. D. C
Terms Adioins Belle Air Estate. OWNER
WooDED HoMEsITE. with large stream.
nF rox Shirley ar hwy gsoo 10 M from PentaEon'
yERNos N sfSe SO soSs eSS Lnsolns Inc ma
Va. Alex. 5000. CLOSED Sun
IA 900, 900 SO. FIT. of commercial and apt
6apo eoqSe sydss located in Of
price. 6i4c per So. #, as an entirety;
terms, l5fe cash and balance at 4Gc in
GORDON, 1927 Eye St NV, DI $3.50.
Brokers attention. -2S
ls ACRES on hard I'd. mr. Colesville, Md
priced, lot, $4,000; act quick. acres
on Colesville I'd, nr: ColesViile, Md, S5, 900
down. SEQ per mo-. on hard rd
10 acres, mr. Brighton Dam. on hard I'd ,
$500 per acre; terms. JOHN BURDOFT
Colesvfle, Nd, Ashton (Md.) 3S46. Rt. .
Silver Spring, Nd. go
Evening star., 1948-08-26
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

ist AND End Trust LoANs-courteous
sEcUR1TYs TrsssfRaSls anMs ratss; prompt cosngs
TkT7sTSy I4HH Eye st. nv. NV. D1, $3.50: "
2, p c.; ooz wk's service. ADAMS REALTY
90; ESRs goS 5,Nis n < ayen.w. RE: 1912. 31s
rates: or g. year terms and monthly
payments pt n T r s.syA sWyALsHE, INC, lis Eye
MONEY on SECOND Tkusr-w. vii,
ors xseeond,trust notes. D. c.. nearby Nd.
MNoRRToAdE y . NvEsTMENsr cSsp.. cSSsAposAa' isia
i. n: M rs6sGn ss61sstSn'I IoSss-prou,, sSSss
en enS eGSo1TteSHs GoSis,s ,sery,ss 5stSrs
lash FOR End TRUST NOTES white or
colored)"Quick settlement. Prefer ner.
sonal GALS to telephone calls. FuLfoN
M Brokers'. i0Ht attenf;ozn nfEz Eye st. NV D1. $3.50
Il AND End TRsbbsr LOANS on real wS1 .,-
i4o4 40 IN ~ st e. Ma. n% sHd na W Mr. DRA1sNER
lst AND End MORTGAGE LOANS. HAR.
NV. ME. 2405. ss