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COMMERCIAL GROUND FOR SALE.

ABOUT 10000 So, FIT. at lhc So. #. on
Mob hwy. this side OF Clinton. Nd May
lease; 4; N; ROTH: RE, 1880. ---23
subdivision in 5000 % block MI h'S vernon sa ave ave-
This. sold ground will be used for auto
repair shop. dry cleaning plant, laundry
available. some with tive street m frontages as.
Reasonable price and terms. A. M. ROTH
snd as 9S5S 9co5MMERcrAL, corner, APPROX. @a sS ooe
So. It, at S1.50 So. It.; convenient ne. 10.
cation; will sell part and finance" Cal
F. E. MIDDLETON, RE. 11S1.
HOWARD RD. S.E.-LarEe frontage. valu-
anle ground a5iS4a f5iS44 So it. Foot Of cloyer
rd. Price reasonable Zoned second COM
mercial National 7722. "a
liable sround. 1884 se. It. Foot 's Of
Cloyerleaf at new bridge; rear of new
Suitland road: zoned 2nd comm; price
reas. MA. 7722. -25
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BRENTWOOD, n MT. RAINIER-Buiiders
plumbers. electrical shop, building. 3Ox6O
2-story, lot 57x140, equip. with powe
switch. Price S13.50O. ZIRKLE CO.
/ 246 goth St NV, RE 1898 "a
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APPROX. $4,000 SO. FIT. Industrial land
with railroad siding, on paved street.
close-in location: ideal for manufactur-
MI MI Norris, WEAVER BROS, INC, wash
CLosE-TN MD.-.sO,0o0 50. IT.. Of level
road siding. utilities available; reasonably
priced; excellent for many End CONNER
cial or industrial usages. Cali Mr.. Dodge,
BIZ BIDS w6AVss 81 ssoo bsos sVes ~ saeo
$4,000 SO. FIT. on B. & o. Railroad, In
nearby Montgomery County. Large 'front.'
age on main arterial highway. Suitable
for manufacturing or distributing center
or combination warehouse depot and retail
outlet. Wonderful advertising location.
Price, only 75c per IT. as q whole or in
1905 H st. NV, Ma. 2345. Open eve
nings until pm
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FLORIDA-Beautiful modern bungalow, mr.
Orlando, in the lovely community of St
Cloud. Priced very Reasonable. Ideal for
ssesaTrou4a ss1e oS ~ liyans nfas Call Mr. Kahn RE
FLORIDA, North Central-Rich farmland
acreage, mr.. the Suwapnee River, highways
and railroads. Will sell at q reasonable
price on the partial payment plan OF
will accept Washington prop in exchange
Can offer up to 500 acres. Call MR.
ACRES. Groom house. elec. available
good well, long frontage on U. s. highway
good location for service station or garage;
Phone 3R7I. Oranpe Va
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BUSINESS PROPERTY WANTED

HAVE MANY CLIENTS looking for store
and other comm property, including out.
of-town chain store companies. List youl
properties with US for quick action. Cal
Mr. Kiely, LEO M. BERNSTEIN g. co.
l4l5 K st. NV ME- 5400. ga
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OFFICES WANTED.
DESK SPACE FOR RENT

ACCOUNTANT, willing to exchange &C
counting services for ONCE space. Bo
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BANK-PERsokAL LOANS.

q. c. PERSONAL property taxes are due
Mar. 81: severe penalties are provided BY
Law II not paid. See this bank for low
cost loan to pay personal property taxes
or for any other financial need. Personal
loan dept LIBERTY NATIONAL BANK.
S25 18th st. NV. corner of Eye -27
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AUTO LOANS.

FINANCING private sales our speciality: Il
you are buying or selling an automobile,
let us finance 1t for the purchaser. NOLAN
FINANCE Co. 1102 New York ave. NV.
RApublic 1000
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AUTO TRUCKS WANTED,

WANT SEVERAL from W to " ton panel
trucks; pay all cash: private owners pre-
ferred. 1000 Central ave. ne. Call Hill
side $3.50. -26
AUTO TRUCKS FOR HIRE.
AVAILABLE TMMEDIATELY-le47 Chez.
by day week or month PUBLIC SERVICE
DRIVE -UR-SMF. ME. 7011
VETERAN desires household moving, gen.
eral hauling; van, stakes panels white
help: rpas. rates. Tw. 2570
TRUNKS. personal effects, baggage. ste.i
prompt serv., day. night truck With
VAN TRUCK. large or small Jobs: prompt
Service; reas. prices: local or long dis
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LOTS WANIEn
ACREAGE FOR SALE

VETERAN desires good-size building lot,
Box 159-R. Star. "a
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AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE.

D'3b DobGE ~ ,,ton panel with 4oioo9 mile:
SS hSldeT; Sri iSssl tor plumber cali IA. a stss.
White Vii en $40 NSn model 7os tractor with a9s,t
ss's5 0R' So.s6 s:: s:s ?f
MfaHSe MAeK ia9i II deliSery delo truck. e,,ov. 2s
Ssss saes ss 81 Nj bRos ssq
MACK 1874 tractor: /. T. I. t.. % new motor,
rear end transmission. duplex. air pump,
generator. brakes, tires and new head on
snsips; en- nsss spot and running lights. heater.
INTERNATIONAL 1a4s Model KB-7; With
no.. bbS.1oot STAKE body; brand new. never
truck; viii sell way se beo~ p9ss cost. s'e Wash. @
RAG & BAG Co. 215 st. s.v.
sTUDEBAKER 1946 11a ton; 152. in. " b.,
s Rseq bo Dsr Ffae sae HI s Sss
CHEVROLET 1871 a-ten panel; exceiien.
motor ans has had sxtr. good
SfEf ssSS NJ SSR ssS 'sEH'
ss1P !ss ''ssa sss5 pane: ssco G7 i5S perfect 81.
RSneT Ron !st7 Spe ds 5E e?kgg Il good e9sd-
.s-IoN y TON PANEL, runs IKE new; can be seen
n sasa la fpf du@e uek IN soos
aRasirrE!.sj5on sae5slt i! .s5s, pickup: panel ,fass.
and teeps; .Ss95 equip. HENRY MILLER
MOTORS. 1133 18th st. NV. RE. 5252.
BRocKWA5Yo 1871 21a-ton; 1e-tt;. stake
9sss Re.hssss sSe ss.ut5 sethesdss mssS Nd ogS @si
miss tss 81 sRafs saoa trs IS oil
srasi sssssns eond0n sSa tss $3.50 hi H. ssSS sssS
best etfsr under Can Be seen at wsshins-
PES :, 6: See n Mr.. cARRick, Phon. NS:
iNTERNAT1oNAL 1s41 1-ton Metro; sses
or bes. offer under: good condition through
etisr under DU. 1890. Q to s.. 0a5
ssaaa basy ast sSay sSsqs s5s sss ah & RiEs
Wash. Oldest Ford sSsHs Dsslsr iSs NJ $50: sss
CHEVROLET 1s4e cab and chassis. ready
brakes; bra tish plated; ao-day guar; 1;s95.
NV. wash.'s Oldest Ford Dealer, Ma. es6o,
FORD 1929 model A long wheelbase: has
eyer: $as5. hill & T1BBfTTs. iii4 Vers
mont ave. NV, Wash. S Oldest Ford Dealer.
sTuDEBAKER 1e47 1hs-ton stake body
eond 81 :5aS p1sTR1eT SIT ieT fsei HARDWARE Ar
CO. 214s P st: NV, DU. 1900, rs
DON'T MISS THIS. 1945 Dodge 117-ton
stake; excel. cond.. one owner; am not 9
R: I. ave. : brentwood s-SO Nd WA VA issI' @
roED E.,ET 1897 49, panel: very nnss. condltlen.
terms ROPER 1870 R. I. ave. ne. 24s
and van bodies. LEE 8. BuTLER, NC.
1121 2Ist st. NV. DI 011O. go
CHEVROLET 1z-ton pick up. 194s de luxs
model with heater and spare tire; best
cash offer over S1,525. will consider light
car in trade. GE. 1902.
IMPORTANT BUSINESS is HERE! Stop,
listen, come out and look.
GMc Al 1h-t. van; new motor---S1,1s5
INC 40 1k-t. dump - s35
Chev. 40 ct: 1,0O5-sal. tank 1885
Autocar Al ST. tractor gs6
Ford ~ Pat dump: speeds 695
chev. AZ 1la-t.; lift. body---- 1880
Dodge AZ 1Ia-t. tractor - f995
Federal '43 2la-t dump 1875
Diamond ''T' 2a-t. van; new motor 7e5
Chev. AZ L-t. panel l,16O
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PROPERTY WANTED

INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY WANTED.
INDUSTRIAL AND COMMERCIAL ground
or buildings wanted for sale or lease. A. M.
ROTH. woodward Bldg. RE: 1880.
GROUND FOR RENT.
UP TO 8 ACRES Of leyel ground near
$500 6lock Rhode Island day aye ne; rail-
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE.
Stores. viii sell together Or singIy: 2nd
2ox7o; one store. 4oxllo; possession
rented to good tenants at low rental; ex-
cellent properties for conservative, safe
Investments; For details. call ia. 1898
coMMERCIAL De. s,1s1 50. IT,, SIT.
front on Maine ST.: 81 so 50. #. or make
eaffeTj viii take take & - or 4s cheX' eT ,06ss 0ldss'
ON 18TH NEAR MASS. AyE.-vacant. g.
story and Eng. hsmt; brick bldg. of s rms.
Available for ofhces and organizations or
any commercial purpose. Has 12-car park
nn9 Ing space In rear; Price is loy at s22.-
@ lease 0 Call Ray MORSE sH H 4asa With
BROWN REALTY CORP, Realtors DU.
COMMERCIAL BLDG.-only yrs. old.
in the heart OF Silver Spring; rented at
$4,000 per VI. on excel leases; priced
right Call LEGUM & GERBER REAL
TY CO., AID. 1900 -25
VICINITY OF WASHINGTON BLDG,
Garfinckers Dept. Store, Hamilton and
Riggs Bank-Excellent a-story building,
beautifully. remodeled at cost OF about
$4,000; wide frontage and good depth;
possession about April Is, 194S: reason
ably priced; very desirable and convenient
terms; nominal cash payment with 4ct
on the entire balance; no other property
like 1t in the entire downtown area:
suitable for any retail business, may also
Trust Bldg. MA. GAO.
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REAL ESTATE EXCHANGE.

EXCHANGE-We are In position to offei
residential Investment or unimproved prop.
erty. in exchange for your real estate
Call D1. 1015 till 8 p.m, VIM. H. SAUN.
DERS CO. INC ga
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Bldg, Ma, 044Q

RAIROAD SIDTNG-Nw., End COM 40
ft. on B.; & o. fronting on two paved sts.;
reasonable.
Another Berwyn. Md-350 it. on B. d
o., less than a., only $4,000 per acre;
S165 per mo- Call MIR. SCHAEFER. AID.
3236 Sun. and ewes, DU. 1000, Ext. 621.
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ACREAGE WANTED
ouT-oE-ToWN REAL ESTATE.

IO-ACRE PLOT, vicinity Of the Nationa
Cancer Institute, Bethesda. Price n,
object. Box 36S-L-Star -2h
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APARTMENT SITES FOR SALE.
NEARBY VIRGINIA-Apt site, 27.500 50
soc per So. it,; no agent. OWNER, CH
1915. -23
SILVER sPRING-4s0oo 50. IT,, zoned
heart of Silver Spring: soc per So fl
COLORED-NE. location, in Ivy City,
100x2e0. Call F. e. MIDDLETON. RE
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STORAGE SPACE WANTED.
FARMS FOR SALE.

STORAGE SPACE, 1000 to 5000 sa feet
in. D. G: or Va, for misc. paper stosk
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COURTHOUSE SQUARE, ARLNGTON-
Ground floor; pvt. parking. OK 1850
TWO CONVENIENT LOCATIONS-Mail
and, switchboard services; stenographer
available. 40 Bond Bldg, l4th and
N. Y. ave. Call DI 2sOl. -2s
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rAxIs FOR SALE.

1916 and l947: low down
PUc license RoBEY MOTOR sALEs. 1901
Mt. Olivet rd. ne, TR. 1900.
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IMPORTANT BUSINESS is HERE! Stop,
listen, come out and look.
GMC Al 1k-t. van; new motor-S1, ,1s5
INC 40 1h-t. dump ~ S35
Chev, 40 ct: 1,oO5-sal. tank 1885
Autocar Al ST. tractor 9S5
Ford Al l Ha-t dump: Speeds 695
chev. AZ 1la-t.; lift. body---- 1880
Dodge AZ 1la-t tractor - f995
Federal '43 2la-t dump - 1878
Diamond 'TN' 2Na-t van; new motor 7qS
chev. AZ ta-t. panel --- 1,16o
Many more guaranteed trucks to select
CENTRAL MoToR Co. GMc Truck Dealer.
5000 Lee hwy, Arl. CHI. 1000. Other
good truck bargains at our Alexandria
truck plant 1901 Oronoco st.. Alex.
OV. 1900. go
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coMI PROP. FOR SALE Cont. J

CLARENDON AREA-corner lot l35x157
with . buildings; located on right side Of
blvd. going west from Clarendon: first
time offered for sale; reasonably priced
VIM P. PARRAMORE. Realtor. exclusive
agent. CHI. 9666. KE. 5455. -23
11?3 DE SALES ST. NV, opening north
side of Mayflower Hotel-3- story brick
resi- ience, detached 2-car brick garage
with small apartment above; gift. front
age: 100 it. in depth to 1Sl2-ft. alley
reasonable terms: possession about April
/, 194S; may also be leased; suitable fol
architect. accountants, lawyers, doctors
and dentists. or any institution; desirable
property in an excellent downtown loca-
ton. j. T. STEUART, 908 Union Trust
Bldg, MA, O44O
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REAL ESTATE WANTED.
WAREHOUSES FOR SALE.

.IsT YOUR PROPERTY FOR SALE with
HOUSING CORP, Ma
L670 20
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COMMERCIAL SITES FOR SALE.
ApARTMENT.sJTEs EoR sALE

SILVER SPRING-Sb.OOO terms; 3,75(
so. ft. in well established Argyle shopping
center. SH. 6626: ewes, VI 1865.
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HARRY COHEN "sPECIALs"-
1S units, NV. S85, ,00C
6 stores, 3 apts.. NV. ------- 10000
Store. 7th st. near M ---- 37,50C
Factory or warehouse with R.R siding
For these and other specials, call HARRY
COHEN. RE. 4771, GE O2S6. "a
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PROPERTY WANTED.
INDUSTRIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

CAN SELL YOUR PROPERTY NOW. Free
HARRY COHEN, RE. 4771. GE. O2s6. 20
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iNDoS lkiAL SkOOND fOk keNi.
UP TO ACRES Of level ground near
$500 block Rhode Island ave. ne: rail-
road siding avail. RE. 1927. IA
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Il ARLINGTON; vACANT-Bungalow on -
acre; only 1880; with shade and fruit
/ centers; 5 rooms and bath, redecorated,
! basement, attic. porch and garage. See
It today by calling KEITH D. BRUMBACK,
| Pt49 Realtor; .2O5l Wilson blyd. Arlington,
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" to n ton panel
,fvate owners pre-
We. ne. Call Hill
-26
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N~4KRN6

Gene with ysur family % Maine
fer q different vacation this
ysar, ysu tee will get thst
wonderful feeling Of sxultatlon
end froedom-ssnd the coupon
fer your Vacation Guide.
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The raveIer's Notebook
May Is Traditional for Vacation Planning

some Of. the higher-priced places
also)
Spend all your vacation at one
place and get the weekly rate.
1t costs more for one person than
it does per person for two; and the
larger your group, the less per per-
son it will cost. Some places put
three or four visitors in one large
room. Ask about half-price rates
for children.
Don't forget to ask for off-season
rates. Go in May or June, or Sep
tember or October. July and Aug
ust are the months when resorts
must make their seasons profits,
and if you go then you'll pay maxi
mum rates. Some rates outside
those months are 80 per cent less; /;
some resorts will give you a divi-
dend in extra days free.
Just because place has lower
rates it not necessarily a sign of
discomfort or poor food. Instead, it
usually means the place is small.
often a family" enterprise; you'll
probably ,have no phone in your
room, and perhaps only semi
private or public bath; there1l likely
be no bellhop service; you may have
to drive a little way to get to activi-
ties, such as swimming, boating,
golf, etc.
Generally. it is harder to find
equivalent accommodations for
moderate prices on the coast than
in the mountains, though it is not
impossible. Most of the beach
hotels will run from a minimum of
s35 per week American up, with a
few exceptions.
Furnished cottages are available
in wide range of prices, and a
large group can save money by do
ing its own cooking and housekeep-
ing. Cottage rates run from around
$40 per week for rather crude estab-
lishments to more than 500 per
week for modern layouts. Beach
cottages, again, are generally higher
than those found in the mountains.
X x*
Another famous resort, with its
roots deep ir early America, has
opened for the season after ex-
tensive redecoration and renovation
The Bedford Springs Hotel, near
Bedford, Pa. within easy motoring
distance of Washington, received its
first 1948 guests Friday.
The waters of Bedford Springs
have been famous since the begin
ming of the 10Th century and around
them grew an estate of some $500
acres. Much of valley, at an ele-
yation of l,500 feet, has been de-
veloped for recreation, with golf
fishing streams, bride paths and
tennis. Swimming Is provided in
an indoor pool and at Red Oaks
Lake, which has become a favorite
spot for picnics and boating.
The hotel was one of the several
notable resorts taken over in war
time for Government needs. It was
reopened last year. This year 1t is
being managed by G. Bland Hoke,
who is remembered by Washing
(See NOTEBOOK, Page A-31D
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Enough Is known of the summer
vacation season to say that resorts
will be crowded during the summer
months and costs generally will be
a little higher than last year.
That's the way the tourist industry
itself has sized up the situation.
There is also recognition by the in
dustry that Americans, as in pre-
war years, again are price concious.
The disposition of vacationers to ask
the prices before they buy was noted
last winter in Florida. 1t means
that summer-season travellers are
apt to shop around for place that fit
their purse. Despite this tendency,
record numbers are expected to
travel, and May Is their traditional
planning month.
In its latest survey and forecast
on travel, the American Express Co.
summarizes the immediate vacation
future this way:
Vacation crowds will be greater
than last year. The United States
dIlu Sdilddd give VA
ing all records, and favorite vaca"
tion spots will be filled. =. i. With
surplus money needed to meet cur
rent bills, vacation budgets will be
figured carefully.
For the first time since the war,
the one-period vacation is In evl-
dence. This tendency in eliminating
side trips already is curtailing week
end jaunts to big cities. Weekend
hotel space is available now in most
large metropolitan centers. Prices
in many vacation sectors will be
slightly higher than last year, but
New England and most Northern
resort zones have announced de-
termination to keep prices at the
1947 level. This season prospec-
tive visitors should make deposits
and receive combinations early"
X X X
Several famous resort areas have
dug into the vacation price situation
for cost estimates. Out OF the lot,
two are quoted. The North Caro-
lima study shows that the vacationer,
by observing a few 'ifs," need not
pay beyond his means. Another
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By Jacques FutreIIe, Jr.
s<r ca. r.-.r rS;S>.


cost analysis comes from Forida's
Greater Miami area, which has be-
come somewhat popular as a sum-
+mer vacation-land.
First, Florida:
Two hundred dollars or less will
buy a two-week vacation in the
Greater Miami area this summer,
says report by the Miami Research
Bureau.
The estimate is based on summer
price schedules which began May l
In reaching the 5000 figure, the
downward revisions of hotel rates
food prices and entertainment costs
were included.
Double rooms in ocean front
hotels" the bureau reported, will
be available for S. to $6 per day
Smaller hotels are offering accom-
modations as low as So day. Lux
ury hotels will drop to $12 day
as compared with some suites priced
at $50 a day during the height OF
the winter season. Those swank
night clubs which remain open in
the summer-and the Copacabana
is one of these-offer summertime
steaks at $6 as compared with $3.50
to $40 during the winter"
The North Carolina State Ad-
yertising Division, analyZing rate
changes since 1947, says the higher
priced places-$15 and up per day
per person-have not increased
rates, and that European plan
places (where meals are not included
in the daily rate) have not in
creased prices as much as have the
American-plan places.
The survey, as reported by the
State News Bureau at Raleigh, re
veals scores of vacation places list
ing .American-plan vacations with
rates below $50 per week per per-
son, and quite q few below sc
per week, American plan. >. These
are much more numerous In the
mountains than on the beaches"
These vacation tips are especially
applicable to North Carolina sum-
mer vacations, but in them will be
found guides to economical vaca-
tions in other areas as well:
You can often get good rates at
small inns, guest farms, tourist
homes, usually those lying near but
outside the conventional resort COM
munities. American plan rates gen.
orally save money in the lower
price brackets, generally raise the
cost in the more exclusive places
featuring fine foods.
Most moderately priced Ameri-
can-plan places do not serve lunch
so your rate includes only two meals
a day. (This is true, however, OF
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NEW YORK STATE.

(See NOTEBOOK, Page A-31J
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Roberts
author Of
"RABBLE IN ARMS"
writes about Maine
TRAVEL.

''There is q peculiar sweetness to
this section of the world-soms
singular quality to the atmos-
phere, like that which gives the
leaves their added brilliance In
the autumn. The very grass has
= perfume Of Its own, and the
land 10 redolent of sea and pines,
Of strength and freshness -.
''It seemed to me the most
beautiful country under the sun
more beautiful than the
mountains Of Spain or the parks
Of England, than the broad riv-
ers and the towering cliffs Of
the west. There was something
about 1t that caught at my
throat, that Allied me with .
sense of exultation-offree
Evening star., 1948-10-23
II III E Sc ARE TIL E
QUESTIONS ASKED
How Can We Do 1t?
Why Do We Do 1t?
What's the Catch?

We're paying for this out of our own pocket
by taking less profit.
We're doing it to call attention to the unusual
home values we can offer our customers
We feel the addition of second car" is essen
tial for city convenience IN suburban living.
The prices on our homes are comparable to
the other fine homes in this suburban COM
munity
These custom-built homes were previously
advertised at the same price we are now offer
ing you with the additional equipment of
new car.
This plan has been checked through the
BETTER BUSINESS BUREAU.
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|BonIaparte Cabinet
|At Lee Mansion

A small antique Empire cabinet,
once the property of Letizia Bona
parte mother Of Napoleon, now is
on exhibit in the Lee mansion in
Arlington, Irving c. Root, National
Capital Parks superintendent, an
nounced today.
1t was gift by the late Miss
Janet Buchanan Grover, who re-
sided for many years in Italy. She
was the daughter of the late Gen.
Cuvier Grover.
The cabinet has been placed in
the bedroom occupied by Gen. La
fsyette when he visited George
Washington Parke Gusts in 1924
IS, park officials said. Custis was
the foster son of George and Mar
tina Washington.
The American Security & Trust
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On TeIeuisiOn!

The "home and car" news was
viewed on NBC Washington
Newsreel. Also heard on VOL
World News Roundup. Photos
were flashed throughout the
country by IMP. Local papers
carried the story.
Evening star., 1948-10-23

Directons Out Wisconsin Ave. to Bank of Bethesda,
Suburban HospitaD turn left on Mckinley to Brad
moor Drive. Or Wisconsin Ave. to Bradley Blvd,
out Bradley to large Bradmoor sign turn right, 80
to top of drive.
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Co., executors Of the will, located
the historical objects only o few
weeks ago in Europe and shipped
them here.
Miss Growers will named as bene-
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Custom.Built Features
In These Beautiful Homes

Spacious rooms, extra baths, latest
kitchen equipment. side porches. at
tached garages, conditioned heat,
slate roofs. copper cutters and down.
spouts, screens,
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Come out and pay US a risit!
Compare the ralues ,Ue offer!
Open Sat-, Sun. and Daily :.
Evening star., 1948-09-15

versary Of Its existence.
Thomas G. Lamphier, jr., presi.
dent of the Air Force Association,
which is co-sponsoring the dinner
with the Aero Club Of Washington,
will preside The toastmaster will
be C. r. Smith, chairman of the
board of American Airlines and
wartime deputy commander of the
Air Transport Command.
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Flying Boxcor< to Pick Up Glider
At BoIIinq Base on Air Force Day
yd of from $4,000 to 100, GOO

crowd OF from 5000 to 100000
persons.
"Open House at Andrews.
At the Andrews Air Force Base
open house" which will run from
10 am. to s pm, visitors will see
spectacular and varied air and
ground demonstrations involving ths
latest Air Force planes, such as the
F-80 Shooting Star the F-84
'Thunderjet" and other front-line
fighters. Also on display will be the
F-82 Twin Mustang" and the C-82
"Cargomaster."
The F-8os will open the air show
at Andrews with a mass formation
fight over the field, followed by a
B-29 and a B-50. A 20-plane for
nation of T-6s and T-11s will follow,
Immediately preceding demonStra-
tion of Ground Controlled Approach
| Operation.
One of the original pilots on the
Berlin air lift will attend the Air
Force Day dinner at the Statler
Evening star., 1948-09-15

Hotel Friday att pm. to receive q
tribute to the skill and endurance
of his fellow airmen. it was an
nounced today.
Forrestal TO Speak.
The flyer is 1t. W. M. Sandmeier
of the 18th Squadron, 520th Air
Transport Group, who holds the
Distinguished Flying Cross and the
Air Medal for his war service in
India, Africa and Europe.
More than 800 top-ranking officers
of the Air Force and aviation Off
cials will attend the dinner, at
which the principal speaker will be
Defense Secretary Forrestal. The
dinner marks the first anniversary
of the Air Force as an autonomous
department and the 4lst ami