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The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-11
FUEL

Freedom from the known ten
dency to detonate or knock" in
engines, the third essential pro-
perty of an automobile fuel, is im-
bortant for two reasons. The first
reason is that the knock, which is
"a metallic Ping" that smites the
ear of the driver sometimes when
he is "crowding' his engine in traf-
fic. or when his car is laboring
up a hill trying to make it in
high" or top gear is very unpleas-
ant The second reason is that
knocking fuel places a definite lint
tation upon the power and economy
Of the engine.
Knocking is caused by pre-deton-
alton, that is the fuel starts burning
before the sparkling plug fires. To
counteract this tendency $50 Octane
or Tetra Ethyl lead is added. This
raises the flash point of the fuel
and reduces e-detOnatioE. BY
flash point we mean the temper
ature at which the fuel Will deton.
ate. Consult your service station d
garage operator on the type of gaso-
line best suited to your particular
motoring blem..-CI.ACKS SER
VICE, L. j. Brown Prop (Pd AdVJ
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-11

ITS THE GOSPEL TRUTH
Jane knew she was right. There
could be no doubt about it. And
so she looked for words which
would stamp her position as abso-
lutely trustworthy Its the Gospel
TRUTH" she exclaimed with empha-
SIS.
Unfortunately, many people are
willing to use that expression
throughout their lives without ever
stopping to ask. What really is the
Gospel truth?
The Gospel of which the Bible
speaks is the good news of the love
Of God as demonstrated by the birth,
life, death and resurrection of His
only begotten Son The Gospel.
which as as true as God Himself
is true. IS the simple yet tremen-
dously importnt message that God
was in Christ, reconciling the world
unto Himself, not llmputing their
trespasses unto them.
Christ Himself put the Gospel
into a nutshell when He said, God
so loved the world that He gave
His only begotten Son, that who
sOever believed in Him should not
perish but have everlasting life"
When Christ died, He died for
the sins of the world He suffered
the penalty of every sin Of every
human of every age He died as
humanitys atoning Substitute. That
is the Gospel truth!
The eternal destiny Of every man
viii be determined by his attitude
toward this simple Gospel truth |
He that belieVeth and is baptized |
shall be saved but he that believeth |
not shall be damned"
That is the Gospel which Christ
His Church to preach to
all creatures to the end of time.
And this Gospel truth is the mes
sage of our Christian ministry in
his community. We invite you to
it with us.-ST JOHN
LUTHERAN CHURCH (pd adv) u
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-11

the consequences against the other
No one, therefore, who is serious
and sincere about it would make
it a partisan issue on the eve of an
election.
l recently read an exhaustive re-
port of the committee appointed by
the President to study the matter
of civil rights" here in America.
It would astound one by its recital
of terrible injustices that are prac-
ticed here commonly against Ne
groes. Mexicans. Jews and certain
other peoples. Every considera-
ton of justice requires that such
wrongs be righted And one demand
is that the ballot be given freely
to the Negroes of the South. Per
haps so. But l have never been
able to comprehend how extending
the ballot to several millions of
ignorant. illiterate people can pos
sibly make for good government.
Can you?
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-11
A TIMELY WARNING
TO THE PUBLIC

Don't skid yourself on streets
II ade slippery by Montanas first
snowfall, motorists and pedestrians
were warned today by Supervisor
Charles L. Sheridan of the Mon
tana Highway Patrol.
Walking or driving, watch your
step, he admonished One of Old
Man Winters favorite pastimes is
trying to put us on the skids"
To avoid skidding, it was recon-
mended that these rules be fol-
lowed.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-11
MANSLAUGHTER CASE
FIRST ON CALENDAR

Bozeman-UD-The States case
AGAINST John Martin, charged with
m9anslaughter, will be the first to be
heard on the calendar of the 18th
judicial district court that swings
into action on Nov. 3.
Martin. according to charges filed
bv Gallatin County Attorney. shot
and killed James Peterson, rs, last
Anril. 5 when Peterson entered the
Montana State College heating
plant in an attempt to blow the
boiler whistle as part of an honor
afv fraternity stunt The case at
tracted nationwide attention.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-11

are due, subsistence payments will
be made retroactive by the VA TO
cover the period of suspension. Al
ter 60-days, the trainees will Re re-
moved from the VA rolls.
Disabled veterans training under
Public Law Is, institutional on
farm trainees and students in school
of higher learning are not required
to make the report.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-11

Q-My son was disabled during
World War H. VIII the Veterans
Administration pay him any addi-
tional allowances for dependents.
Aft your son is rated so per
cent or more disabled, he is en-
titled to an additional sum for his
dependents, depending upon the de-
gree of disability and number Of
dependents.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-11

In addition to operating an auto
mobile safely the vehicle must be
in proper condition for wintertine
travel, it was poined out. Brakes
should be equalized, windshield
wipers renewed. defrosters checked,
and tire chains should be carried
for use when necessary to avoid
traffic tie-ups and skid wrecks.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-11
The Vets MoiI Bag
Vets Must Submit
CT Training Report

Vets NuSI oUDIILII
CT Training Report
World War II veterans training
on-the-job or attending secondary
or vocational schools under the G. 1.
Bill are now required to submit
a monthly training report 10 the
Veterans Administration through
their school or employer.
The reports are due the first of
each month, the VA warns In all
eases where they have not been
received by the tenth of the month,
subsistence payments to the veteran
will be suspended. The reports are
maintaine5 by veterans and sub
mitted through their employer.
If the training reports are re-
ceiyed within 60-days after they
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-11

Dollar bills are no longer germ
carriers. Not even a germ can live
on a dollar any more.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-11

eventually end in disaster So I'M
less this senseless extravaganza can
be stopped, the cyclone will strike
some day. Better have the cellar
ready
Don't get me wrong Certainly it's
right to pay old age pensions. But
why tax the people to put $500 a
year into everyone'S pocket wheth-
er they need it or not?
As is always true, the forthcom-
ing Montana legislature will have
many problems to solve. A press
story says an overhauling of, the
states liquor control will be one OF
them Some are advocating that
the state get out of liquor business;
that it turn it over to private COM
panies.
As long as the human family has
to be cursed with liquor-and it
seems that we have--I would favor
retaining the states monopoly of
that business. 1t brings in a
profit to the state of from five to
six million dollars year And that
isn't hay. Despite the fact that
loud charges were made against
the liquor board, it will probably
turn out that most of it was mere
" political buncombe and propa-
ganda Let's think it over before
we decide to give up the states
liquor monopoly.
I always enjoy reading Walter
Lippmann's articles on governmental
and economic problems. Here are
excerpts from one that appeared in
the New York Herald Tribune.
There is a simple test by which
the public can find out who is try
ing to deal sincerely and intelli-
gently with the initiation. Does the
candidate issue stern warning that
if his program is effective it must
be painful to farmers. wage eaTners,
and bankers? Does he
say that to stop the initiation is to
stop the boom, that in order to
bring down prices ii will be neces-
sary to reduce prosperity profits,
business expansion. sales and the
market for labor? Does he put the
people on notice that they cannot
continue to enjoy the benefits of in
-4dlIUil 1ull GIIlplON iilCiil. IliSi 1
wages, booming markets. high pro-
'its-and at the same time be able /
% buy things at low prices? If the /
public man says none of this, he /
$ deceiving the people or him
elf q
Because a policy of disinflation
s inherently painful, unpopular
md dangerous in that it may get
ut of hand and bring on a deflaton
no free government is able to dis
nflate except with the united sup
'Ort Of its leading political parties
\ assimilation can be carried ont
My if neither party can exploit
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1948-11-11
PEDESTRIANS

PEDESTRIANS
/. Look when you step from the
curb, don't jump.
.. Walk across the street, don't
run.
3. Remember-car can't stop
as quick on snow or ice.
MOTORISTS
l. Watch out for pedestrians.
2. Maintain safe distance be-
tween vehicles
g. Slow down soon for intersec-
tons and train crossings.
f. Use tire chains on snow or
ice
5. Keep windshield and win
doWS clear.
6. Pump brakes on snow and
ice. Don't Jam EN- on.
Evening star., 1948-05-03
Take My Word for 1t
By Funk Colby
1T is i? ME?

A few years ago. when Winston
Churchill departed for England, his
farewell message to us began, This
is me. Winston Churchill
A lively controversy developed In
our newspapers about the correct
ness or incorrectness of such ex-
pressions as This is me: 1t is me" !"
Educators divided into two camps.
one accusing Churchill OF sloyenly
English, the other declaring that
This is me" (also "it Is me'O has
acquired idiomatic sanction, and
that This is ]" is now. an affecta-
ton used only by those who are
uneasy about their grammar"
Now, I shall not attempt to re-
feree this question, except to OBJ
serve that This is me" is incorrect
from the standpoint of rigid gram
mar. and that This is T. CIT il
To- does sound stilted and seldom
occurs In colloquial usage.
But English students and all the
rest OF us, should have a simple
rule to go by so that. In formal
and serious speech or writing, we
will know whether to use Il" or
me- II believe that all educators
will agree with me that, however
acceptable This is me" cit Is
me- is in informal or colloquial
usage, it. should not be used in
serious speech and writing.
Rule /. After any form OF the
verb be. use the pronoun "I' The
verb be has these eight infected
forms: Be, am, is, are, was, were,
being, been.
Examples. 1t could not be I.
Who am I? 1t 'this) is l. But you
are not I. He thought it was I. II
he were =. He thinks of you
as being I. If you had been I.
Rule 2. After any form OF the
verb be, use the pronouns we,
he. she, they, who. you.
Examples. 1t could not be we.
am he who spoke 1t (this) is she.
He thought that it was they. If he
were who? He thinks of John a.
being you. If he had been you.
Now this is Just one of number
OF complicated points about the
personal pronouns which are dis
cussed in detail and are greatly
simplified in my Personal Pro-
nouns leaf1et, ca. My simple
key will unlock the door for you.
as 1t has for thousands of others.
To obtain n copy Of Mr.. Colby's leahet.
send stamped. self addressed envelope
to him in care of The Washington Star.
Box 80, Station G, New York 10, N Y.
together with five cents In coin.
copyright, The Bell Syndicate. Inc. 1a4O
Evening star., 1948-05-03
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

INTERNATIONAL dump truck; D-35, late
psSs psSs WA as6 P0d Aep seGd GF ssS sS
lsS' "o spesa a''n Fear $50 s5oo nat clnfon nSay;
CHEVROLET 1880 1h-ton. long wheeI
base stake truck, excellent condition
throughout, S495. BARRY-PATE MOTOR
Gnc 1871 ia 'Hns ten 'ps psckss. ss tsH delivery sood
esRsf NE H5hs e Nc cr'sE eio ffss
DoDGE 1889 is:ton panel truck; will sac
rifiee, See on Drsper's Parking Lot, 9Th
tsdson sa 3:4n 'Gsf sfs ssPss TYR
WILLIS VII ls4i iefi'' packss. delivery: excellent
s5 pe1R kBSS Nc sc
cHEyRoLEF 1Fqfs 1883 Peps ton panel .1oelisn,
Rs'ns eHEVRokEf Ss iSc
FORD - ia4 IT truck, % Eslton. stak. body;
GOOD running condition; $500. WA. $3.50
sSsR f5 HSs5Hs 5sGs25 Fs2sGr 1Ss;ni9ss cS
DoDGE 1915 truck: refrigerated body: like
cost; $500: price, S2,9s5. Phone DU
sTUpEBAKER 1877 H;ton pickup: used
EoEy MoToR FoasB 1Nc Gea s and MrGs s Gx
wiLLYs 194s platform 5l-ton stake: used
IN ms MTTcHEILs g" MoToRs. i. 1Nc ses. tss s2
md 81; NV. t2nd and Constitution ave.,
CHEVROLET 1897 ,,-ton stake body: run
list pe 0 Pes Ell sss SoToR res gSe" iSc
avel, tx *. Il 4io5. NV '"na ana CONSTITUTION 4
eondon @es ON rebuilt %o.9F fooS
weekdays Alex, 9473 4
FORD truck 1916. short wheelbase. steel
body covered top $1,000, Rockville
NOT ONE. NOT TWO. but 52-All kinds
sizes of dumps, stakes, tractors, panels
van bodies, cargo ,trailers. water tanks
% and VIC AHs r. HtH MoToR Esaso Go
CHI 1000. Other good truck bargains at
n1Ge Svn st ~ Alex; Va ov. 1900, 10
dition, newly painted: used in Electrical
3 L st; s;w;, to 9 M, 4 to s pm. 5
rear axle; 1000 K 20 tires. air horns,
saddle tanks, air brakes; mechanic ally
peri perfect It. WI VIII paint to suit. Price S2a50.
GMC 1887 la-ton panel. good condition
$500. SECURITY STORAGE CO, I14o
18th st. NV. -
1ss ns Scum
an unbelievable low price RICE MOTOF
CO. s24 Bladensburg road ne III
GMC HEAVY-DUTY DUMP TRUCK, lY4s
model, excellent running conditions price
$3.50. 923 Mass. ave. NV, EX. a19s
HH only 10000 miles S25 tires 2
speed rear hand valve and brake con
nections: $1,000 or best offer. Call DI
33aS weekdays 5
FORD 1910 half-ton panel good cond
$500. WARRENS LIQUOR STORE, 541s
Annapolis I'd. Bladensburs, Nd UN
Evening star., 1948-05-03
TRAIlERS.

LAST LAST 4: 2-Whesi luggage trailsrs: selling
e9sap eo 80 to ssS zach Fd RICE
TRAILER CENTER. authorized factory
dealer. for Kozy Coach: Wsstcraft, sosr-
.a 1aeed om ssn 10 s8s ss, k
large line Of ACCESSORIES and have two
fnops neIadns no sanday faom open ef' an,
RICHTER TRAILER SALES, Q locations
va 1M&ssshinston- BALTIMORE % blvd. Berwyn. Nd.
Tel Tower 5036.
ls4s NATIONAL AND LANDoLA trailers
now on display at NATIONAL TRAILER
SALES SALES S S6oo9 Bait. ave. Riverdale. Md.
See the new Schultz, Travelo, American,
Howard and thinner coaches; our sales dis
play open for your inspection, q am. to 9
Nj eS TRsER 1Ha sIfdas Co. fsss se staes oat
Grove Trailer Court, miles south of
AIsXandria Is on Route 1 Phone ov: 2sol
feet; cooler in summer: warmer in winter.
Also good used trailerS. HEETER- WALDEN
TRAILER SALES, Wash, BALTIC. blvd.
TRAILER HEADoUARTERs-w. ar. dis.
Howard and thinner trailer coaches. ali
l94S models: good selection of used
snGaS s5als5s now on dispisy Open H SaIIy - snd
TRAILER CO, INC. 1850 Wisconsin sin - ave Hs
NV. Phone Wo. 1891.
GLIDER, for the finest trailer living in
the world; see the 194S models on display,
including 6-sleeper: some models have
bullt-in showers and flush toilets; trade in
your auto or trailer now on a new glider
Easy terms COLLIE TRAILER CO., $500
BOAT TRAfLERs for rent. S. 1st day: 81
each day thereafter. AMERICAN TRAIL
Err CO.: INC. 403O Wisconsin ave. NV,
phone WO. 323l
NEW UNITED STANDARD. % IT; beaut
birch interior. all-alumlnum exterior full
insulated bedrm, liv. ,rm. and complete
retgr. Must be seen TO be appreciated.
S2.395. VAIL TRAILER SALES, Coles
Vile rd and End ave. lBet. 10th ST. and
Ga. ave- Phone SH. s555. =
HOUSE TRAILER, sleeps ;; Is IT: brand
new condition =nd and cozy' reasonable, low
I947 ALMA TRAILER coach. 21 it., alumi-
num- num- elec rsfgr.: bottIe gas. elec. brakes;
le41 i6-FT: KIT COMPANION trailer
complete with Britsne oven range and
floor furnace, folding wall bed. See after
moons on lot "a; WASHINGTON TOURIST
TRAILER, Schultz 1a4o;s Al conditlon
GAS STA. Wayson,s Corner. Md 9.
Evening star., 1948-05-03
REAL ESTATE LOANS.

Cash FOR DEFERRED purchase money,
End trust notes white or coloredl; quick
settlement; personal calls preferred. Full
TON r. GORDON, 1927 Eye st. NV, Ii.
$3.50, Brokers attention.
TRUSTS, 1st End and 3rdi Md, Va. and
D C.; l wk'S service. ADAMS REALTY
CO. a05 N. Y ave. NV, RE. 1912. 81
LOANS ON REAL ESTATE-1st and end
trust No red tape, Quick service HENRY
sALUS, established 1924, Ma. 1852, 1104
MORTGAGE LOANS. ~ interest no
charge for apprasals. MOORE a. HILL
@ 1st AND ND ans tH TRusr r. LoaNs nr op ~ Promp,
and courteous service. Before borrowing
9th st. nv RE $3.50
MONEY ON SLcoND TRUST We viii
huy seoond-trus. notes. D. c.. nearby Nd,
or Va. Reasonable rates. NATIONAL
MORTGAGE e. INVESTMENT CORP, 1914
n Y. ave NV National 5s33.
End TRUST NOTES purchased Call MA.
1870. WASHINGTON HOUSING CORP.
1st AND End TRUST LOANS on real estate
in D. c.. Md and Va, MR.. DRAISNER.
l4O4 l. st NV. MA 4157.
QUICK CASH for End trust notes: white
or colored: no delay. See MR.. FRANKLIN
at 1032 ith ST. NV, Elk. $3.50. -
FIRST-TRUST LOANS on real estate; low
rates; 3 or year terms and monthly
payments P. ], WALSHE, INC, lll5 Eye
ST NV MA 646S
Evening star., 1948-05-03
Answer 10 CoNCOURsE.
AUTOMOBILES WANTEp Goat }

FORD OWNERs-N its clean, your pric.
1929 Conn: ave, Wo. 1886 EN-. 9754
to get them. Phone De. ssos for i. BUY buy
ANGLE es MoroRs 81 dISs ocAT1oE f ElTaER a FR1
NEWLY OPENED IoT viii pay top cash
prices for cars. TOWN AND COUNTRY
MOTORS S, b336 Wisconsin ave. NV, OR.
WE WILL PAY SPOT CASH PRICE fos
clean used cars. Call US today or drive %
srEuARr s7s AZ Mo19a NS' sdoo: co. 9th and N T.
"WIN WITH WINN"-Iop price for your
car; never too new. never too old: will
space. Open evss'. am. 70 3 p.m wINNs
MOTORS; 16a Florida ave; ne. Ex 2o9s.
pSes P6Nrno s our SEs. i 1ean noToR
SALES 4$ss @ conn. % ave-. HaeHt Wo' sass, aois E@
DoDeE d,; nq,s. Is s,ssD soyE P5s:
1928 Conn. ave, Wo. 1886, EN-. 1854
SALE is sss cone pes W6 aass MoT0a En
PLYMoUTH owNERs-n It's clean. your
nriee is our our price. CENTRAL MOTOR
DON'T SELL YOUR CAR and tax. . loss.
We are one Of the largest. licensed used
for. you at a retail price. Our fee is S25
and only when your car is sold. DONALD
st. ne. AT. 950s, ME-. 3O33.
1887 THROUGH 1847 clean Chevrolets.
Fords, Plymouths Will pay premiums
price. Cash at once CO. 1860. "a
MUST PURCHASE dependable used or neg
car immedistely. Will pay all cash price.
100 100 CARS 112 WANTED IMMEDnTELY-as
to '4S; will pay your price for clean cars.
Come to or call LIVINGSTON MOTORS.
46 through '4s. Price
no object. Call FIR. 1873,
TOP PRICES PAID for clean used cars.
See Mr.. Bodine. RANDALL MOTORS. INC.
SEE Us BEFORE YOU SELL. poHAyKA
SERVICE. 1126 Goth st. NV. DI. o141
lGAIN BUYING 1885 TO 1912 CARS. win
,ay highest possible cash price st your
bank: immediate cash. HI. $3.50. q
private party win
pay high price for late model studebaker:
no AGENTS. NO. 1871. p
Evening star., 1948-05-03
|Goren on Bridge
The Weekly Quiz.


The Weekly Quiz. !
@. I. As South you hold:
"A 2Jl0 A107653 AJl04S
The bidding has proceeded:
North. East. South. West
heart Pass diamonds Pas
2hearts Pass ?
What do you bid now?
| A. Three hearts. You should max. an.
factory I'D IS avssss 1t W. Would Hense se pstns ssis
less to repeat the diamonds, the hand
does not have a no;t no;,trump feel 50 thai
normal trump support requirements
| @. 2. Both sides vulnerable; N
South you hold:
AAJ92 VK10s3 oA &AQo1
The bidding has proceeded:
South. West. North. East.
club heart Pass 1spads
What do you bid now?
A. Pass: It's, 1t is quite apparent tina.
@. 3. AS South you hold:
A10643 0Q105 o10s64 AIS
The bidding has proceeded:
West. North. East. South.
diamond Double Pass spade
Pass 3hearts Pass :?
What do you bid now?
A. Four hearts. True you haven't very
much but partners bidding has indicated
that he can probably take close to nins
tricks in his own hand, The queen of
ton club should produce trick for him.
Q. 4. AS South you hold:
A6 2AQJ7 p53 AK10962
The bidding has proceeded:
South. West. North. East.
Club Pass diamond Pass
What do you bid now?
A. One heart. The opportunity to show
the four-card major at this low rangs
should be seized in preference to rebid-
that . six-card suit must be rebid willy
hangover from the gay nineties.
@. S. AS South you hold:
AJ9765 0Q63 o. AAQJ<
The bidding has proceeded:
South. West. North. East.
spade Pass 1no-trump Pass
What do you bid now?
A. Two spades This does not contra
dict the principle expounded in the previ-
Gus answer: q Six-card major should be
given distinct preference over four-card
minor. With one more club or one less
spade. our answer would have been tive
(copyright. 1a4s, by Charles H doren)
Evening star., 1948-05-03
AUToMoTIvE MISCELLANEOUS.

sun DISTRIBUTOR TESTER, new, cost
$500, will sell for 1876. Cali Monday
after m, Ashton 2717. M. W MILLER
FOR SALE-One 3-yd. dump body and
host, one 4-yd dump body and hoist Call
NO. 1893. 2.
giles: 1942-1947 VS. steel ls32-'3S va
steel and aluminium, 1937-47 Buick alumni
mum; 1942-'47 VS. aluminium: duals. 1947
Mercury aluminium l946 Ford aluminium
SH. 5110 or FIR. 551S "a
USED Ie-FT. STAKE BODY, in good
cond., with top bows and tarpaulin;
to 3 pm +
Evening star., 1948-05-03
BANK-PERsokAL LOANS

LOANS TO BUY APPLIANCES-Vhate
home equipment you may purchase, you
bank. Whether it's refrigerator, washer,
stove or any other appliance our time
purchase plan assures YOU of maximum
savings. II your dealer handles your
financing insist that he place it through
this bank Personal Loan Dept, LIBERTY
NATIONAL BANK, S35 18th ST. NV,
corner of Eye. &
Evening star., 1948-05-03
WATERFRONT pRopEeTY-sAlE.

SHADY SIDE, MD.-Desirable s-rm. house,
all furn., ready to move into, lot l00x1 30;
other very attractive buys. For price and
terms call MR.. MARKEY, DI. 1903 ewes.
and Sundays. HI. 9372. 3
HERALD HARBoR. overlooking Severn
Screened-in porches completely furnished,
new auto. h-w. heater, electric refrigera-
Tor and stove: dishes, rugs included; Own
BERS q GIMBELL, INC, 1919 N. Charles
st., Bsltimore; Md. We 1853 -o@6-r
v ADJOINING bay front @ lots; 9oxitb. D.
cove; perfect shelter for boat: @5 mi. D. C,
line, cheap at $500 for all. wi. 4?2S.
wINGFooT HOMES $50 compl furn
This cottage may be seen at Point Look
out, Nd. For further infor,, call MA. 67lO.
SOUTH RIVER PARK-Attrac. white cot
taee in grove Of fine trees on bluff 'front.'
ing river with bath and boat houses.
liv rm with wide chimney place, din.
rm., 2 bedrms.. bath, mod. kit; 2nd a..
FIN; dormitory with running water; house
fully furn incl. linen and silver; gar, tool
with blooming shrubs: So 0O0 cash. bal
terms; .IaHE RoBERTs F. LATtMERi III 92 81
Annapolis 62f5. 3
WILLOWS BEACH COLONY offers sound
protection of property and social values:
fine summer and year-'round homes built
here have established this development as
well above average, - mi. from White
property owners. Call HO s235 for fold
er with road map. WILLOWS DEVELOP
MENT co.
WOODLAND BEACH-I7 2nxIOO. reason
able. LII. 1899 between Il and pm.
SEASONS BIGGEST BARGAIN-Severna
Park, Nd one block from rr station,
schools and stores, waterfront rights, all
year modern home; oil heat; hardwood
doors, large cement basement. 3 bedrooms;
bath, kitchen breakfast nook, screened
porch, garage, living room. nice bright
dining room, handicapped grounds. Vacant.
See it today Sacrificed for only Sl2,750.
Financed
3la-mile waterfront, 3ST-acre farm es-
tate on Marylands beautiful Eastern
Shore. Lovely rustic masters lodge of 4
bedrooms: barns, Silo. tenant houses etc.
S65 900. H. M. SANDROCK CO. Dual
Annapolis hwy at Wishing well. Cali
severna Park. Md. 19l or 1913. 3
Evening star., 1948-05-03
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE lco,,,)

WHITE 1910 model 7os tr1etor: with 90
tires ali around: vacuum brakes. % Bill
DELONG, DI. 1910. p
DODGE 1912 h-ton van; good cond !,
passed D. c. inspection; 5000. DE. s23l
CHEVROLET truck. 1910 h-ton pick-up
new motor. new clutch. new paint Job
new grill: GOOD tires: price, $3.50 or besi
ofer under. III Quincy st. NV, ia
30a3