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Arizona sun., 1948-07-02
Form Sow Frome

The table for this saw frame is
an all-steel welded job which is not
damaged by heavy poles. The
frame at the back of the table and
the safety guard were made from
scrap pieces. The guard on the
back of the saw also is an exam
pie Of fabricating useful equipment
from metal scraps with an arc
welder.
Arizona sun., 1948-07-02

r IBBY'S death was q shock, COM
- ing on her wedding day as it
did. Neighbor folks would be shak-
ing their heads sadly. People liked
Libby. Sort of old-maidish she was,
near 40, but there was kindness and
generosity in her heart.
Not that her death would be a
surprise. She was very fral and
chronic heart sufferer. Doc Hunt
ley had begged her to slip off with
him and have a quiet justice-of-thc-
peace wedding and avoid excite
ment. But no. She'd wanted to be
with her family-what family she
had, and such as it was.
With tightening throat, Doc gazed
down on the thin dark figure In
the blue tulle wedding dress lying
on the quilted bedding. She'd fallen
on the rag carpet, they had told
him when he arrived, and one Of the
women guests had picked her up
and placed her on the bed and had
removed her stockings to massage
her legs. Doc noticed the heavy
finger marks on the thin ankles.
Then his gaze swept to the digitalls
bottle on the dressing table.
Libby's heart never had been in
such a bad condition that shot OF
heart stimulant hadn't brought her
out of it. But it was obviously a
severe attack. Her face was blush,
her dark eyes bulging, as If from
an exploding heart. A look Of alb
ject horror had torn open her
mouth, twisting her pretty face.
'My husband was settin' in the
front room waitin' fer the preacher
and you to come, Doc" Cousin
Laura said-Doc always called her
Cousin Laura, because she was Lib
by's cousin, the only relative Libby
had.
"The first guests were jest COM
in up the road. was in the
kitchen trimmin' up the weddin'
cake. 1 thought I heard Libby
scream. About an hour ago 1t
was. 1 came in here as quick as
could wash off my hands, and
there she was a-lyin' there on the
floor, but blue in the face"
Cousin Laura was a big-boned
woman with suspicious, disapprov-
ing eyes. Her hair was coal black.
Cynics had whispered that Laura
had married Grandpappy Boyle, 40
years her senior, for his farm. He
was stone deaf and couldn't Git was
believed at the time) live more
than six months. Grandpappy had
a son, Harv Boyle, living with him.
That was the family-Grandpappy
Boyle, Cousin Laura Boyle, Harv
Boyle and Libby.
Doc had always had an uncom-
Portable feeling that Laura hated
him, or at least resented his taking
Libby from the family.
Doc could hear Grandpappy In
the front room yapping away with
the guests. No matter what anyone
said to him, he assumed that they
were agreeing with him and went
on yapping.
"Where's Harv?" Doc said.
"Harv's out to the barn sulking.
I reckon-on account of the we'd
ding" Cousin Laura said with evil
suggestion. 'He amt been in all
day-didnt even come in fer his
dinner" Then she became thought
full, her black eyes Sitting. "Now.
wait a minute believe seen him
out on the back porch about an hour
ago. Yeah, I did, come to think OF
it,
Doc understood about Harv not
wanting to attend the wedding.
He'd known that Harv Boyle had
loved Libby like a man possessed.
He'd threatened a half dozen times
to kill himself if she didn't marry
him. And when that didn't work,
he practically threatened to kill her.
Only yesterday he'd told Libby that
Arizona sun., 1948-07-02

inexpensive
and you can
wear it over
everything.
A FLARED
TOPPER i?
It covers your
hipline and it
flares way out
in back, the
way your loud
Greatcoat did
Arizona sun., 1948-07-02

O44S4 "a 444S 49,
ures should in
clude: (1) Prun-
ing and burning
of all dead ma
terial from elms;
(2) removing Of
the bark before
elm w 0 Cd is
stored or dump
ed, if the wood is
not destroyed;
Arizona sun., 1948-07-02
Four Measures Listed
To Curb Elm Disease
Increasing Toll Noted
Over Widespread Area

The dread Dutch elm disease,
killer Of thousands Of trees, Is
spreading rapidly over large areas.
Arizona sun., 1948-07-02

quality and sold at premium
prices.
Electricity also lends a hand in
incubating and brooding operations;
cleaning and grading eggs; ventilat-
ing and lighting poultry houses, de-
beaking, watering and, finally, after
killing, in removing feathers and
freezing for delayed home use or
commercial sale.
Use Of electricity on farms has
made marked strides recently.
Arizona sun., 1948-07-02
Build 1t From A Pattern
Live Out OF Doors! No Need To-
Break Your Budget Obtaining
Attractive Lawn Furniture
By DONALD r. BRANN

Make your porch, terrace or lawns
an outdoor living room - turnl
your backyard into picnic ground.
You'll be agreeably surprised to seel
what fun dining out can be. Food
takes on an added zest when fla
vored with the thrill Of a picnic.
You can build wonderful pieces OF
lawn furniture at very low cost.
The set illustrated above was built
from patterns. These patterns take
all the mystery out Of woodworking.
Each shows the full size, shape and
length for cutting each part. Wher-i
ever two parts are fastened toge-I
ther, the exact location is Indicated
on the pattern. -
Evening star., 1948-01-24

most severe IN lower court annals
|by Judge George d. Nelson. who
called the mans crimes "repre-
hensible and a disgrace to the COM
munity."
Commencing the jury for doing a
distinct service to Washington ?
Judge Nelson itemized the penalties
as follows: One year and a $500 fine
or another year for indecent assault
on 2-year-old girl, one year for
assault on the child's father. six
months and a $50 fine or another
two months for unlawful entry into
their home, one month and 500
fine or another month for intoxica-
tion and $25 fine or 50 days for
disorderly conduct.
All the offenses took place last
September in rooming house in the
800 block of Twenty-first street NV.
The father in the case testified
Slaughter forced his way inside,
assaulted the child and struck at
him when he intervened. Detective
Sergt. John L. Sullivan and Police
man George E. Causey said Slaugh-
ter was drunk and disorderly when
they arrested him.
Slaughter has been arrested nearly
100 times on drunk charges since
1898. He also served as much as two
years elsewhere for attempted mur-
der, attempted rape and child aban-
donment, his police and FBI records
show.
Evening star., 1948-01-24
COLONIAL VILLAGE
ADJOINING ROCK CREEK PARK
SHOWN BY APPOINTMENT

Dutch coloniol Of red brick, only lo years
old ond in beautiful condition. Center ho'I
pon with Jorge living room, dining room den.
lovotoy, breokfost room kitchen and screened
porch; 4 spocious bedrooms. Z boths ond
sleeping porch; storooe ottie; recreation room,
nnoids room and both and 2-cor garage.
Oil heat
Evening star., 1948-01-24
Second Suit Is Filed
By Parents in Fight
On Browne Transfers

Two suits brought by parents Of
Browne Junior High School students
as a result of the dispute over the
transfer of the Webb and Blow
Schools from white to colored pupils
to serve as Browne annexes. are now
pending in District Court.
The second suit was filed yester-
day by the Browne Parent Teacher
Association and asked that the
court issue an order permanently
enjoining the Board of Education,
School Supt. Hobart M. Corning and
DR.. Garnet C. Wilkinson, first as
sistant school superintendent, from
violating the law by assigning to
elementary schools Negro pupils"
from Browne.
Also PLAINTIFF in the suit with the
PTA were Mrs. Edith Portal, 4406
Eads street NE, In behalf Of her
daughter Betty, and Mrs. Barbara
H. Taplett, 1882 Maryland avenue
NE, in behalf OF her son Arthur.
The attorney representing the PTA
Is B. v. Lawson, jr.
The suit claimed that neither
Blow nor Webb Schools has facili-
ties equal to those provided for
white Junior high. It asked that
the court compel the school officials
to permit the Browne pupils to en-
roll in junior high school which
will provide equal educational
opportunities"
Mr.. Lawson's suit followed closely
the Supreme Court opinion handed
down last week in a case in Okla
homa in which the State was or
dered to furnish equal educational
opportunities Immediately" to the
colored woman who sued for admis-
sion to the State law school.
The other suit pending was filed
Wednesday by Attorney Charles H.
Houston on behalf of group of
Browne parents who have been
keeping their children out of the
Blow and Webb Schools in protest
over the use of the buildings This
suit asked that the school officials
be enjoined from furnishing un-
equal education and in addition
asked $4,000 damages.
Evening star., 1948-01-24
Five Stories to Be Added
To Hecht Co. Warehouse

Five stories to be added to q Sec
ton of its warehouse on New York
avenue NE, at a cost Of $500, 900,
will add 10000 square feet of space
to The Hecht Co.'S storage and de-
livery facilities, Charles B. Dulcan,
sr., vice president and general man
ager announced this week. Work
already has begun on the new section
and completion Is expected within
the next six months. The present
six-story and basement structure
contains q total Of $4,000 square
feet.
The addition also will be con-
structed of glass brick and reinforced
concrete. 1t is being erected on the
section fronting on Oakie and Fem
wick streets NE. Two 10000-pound
capacity freight elevators are to be
installed.
James l.. Parsons, jr. Of Wash
ington is the general contractor, and
Abbott, Merkt g. Co.. New York City,
the architects.
Evening star., 1948-01-24
Child Attacker Gets
41-Month Jail Term

John st. Francis Slaughter, SO, to-
day was in jail beginning sentences
aggregating a possible Al months,
following his conviction yesterday BY
a Municipal Court jury.
Slaughter, who lives in the 1000
block of Twenty-first street NV,
was given the sentence-one of the
Evening star., 1948-01-24

GOLDEN WEDDING-Mr. and
Mrs. Samuel Evans of 1920
Burke street Sc, who recent
: ly observed their 50th wedding
anniversary. Mr.. Evans is a
retired employe of the Civil
service Commission, and Mrs.
Evans, a retired employe OF
Jelleff's department, store.
Harris g. Ewing Photo.
Evening star., 1948-03-03
TRAlLERS.

TRAILER I947 2S-ft. American home trail-
err sleeps 4; completely furn.: new cond.
For full details, call Elk. 7700, Ext. 302
ss-FooT. es-FooT and 33-foot Liberty
trailers now on display. HEETER WALDEN
TRAILER SALES Wash.-Balto. blvd, Ber-s
wyn, Md Phone TO. Bill.
BE SURE to see the United Tandem trailer.
the newest addition to the United line: 2
full, 81 It.. in length, It affords the utmost
IN lux. living. See our super economy 1sI e;
the bis trailer features. wAHI. TRAILER
SALES CO, End ave and Colesyille I'd,
Silver Spring. Nd SH s555. =
TRAILER CENTER, authorized factory
dealer for Kozy Coach. Westcraft. Spar
tan Manor, 6-sleeper Sun, Superior. Kit,
etc; priced from 81 .495 TO S3,395: easy
terms for your convenience. We carry
large line Of accessories and have two
shops, to make repairs. Open every day
RICHTER TRAILER SALES. . locations.
washington y. 4nnsT s5aa blvd serWyn' Nd
AUTO LUGGAGE TRAILERs--closing out
all trailers on hand, yotr chance to buy
the famous Spen auto luggage trailer at
real low price. Act quickly ARCADE
PONTIAC CO., Washingtons largest Pom
tiac dealer, 14S7 Irving st. NV, AD. 5000.
NEW AND USED home trailer coaches. See
the new Schult. Travelo. American. Howard
and Zimmer coaches. Our sales display
open for your inspection, Q am: to m.
daily and Sunday. Sales branch. AMERl.
CAN TRAILER CO.. INC. at Oak Grove
Trailer Court. 4 miles south e Alexsndria
on Route /. Phone OV. 2s01.
(Conttnued % Next Psss)
Evening star., 1948-03-03
STORES Fox RENT.

NEW STORE, sos Penna ave; s:e;-15x6o;
fGSS Rqsins5s ifsstSn sssor ss Psans
40s sth ST. N.w.-Lge. downtown store:
ssSlt5} ssSD ger n, NJ B s55s q HUMPHREYS sos 10
s5sss lsss sT sx sszs Ssn
ssssasraR ses II espI,o ss09 IA s7sS & HUMPHREYS
nsaTing e2mpesien sds $3.50 per me- Ma s7aa a
Easement sn Sw Il n:s5 !tts ono. 42S sd e.
entrance with show window: ideal for res; resi-
lsss5ae'd dsnss sss Lso sssS y sEHSSsFE1s Co.
WVHHHRHAToSN,, VHHH Md stores: 900 to 1000
III q RSsssPs Ss5s2S sss5!ns s01a
Tsns sn1 sHd pv le.ss Sc t9 3, E!sh' party H. IT.
1909 BLoGK III ST. N:w:-vaeant: large ,g
sS s yhslssals sHiRfH 5sow 5ss isnf
1865 sss tx sSss ST. EN- NSwS1soo sSSi 50. it,, suit
kNox aRs oF Na an? so as or G' M4 Russis Rey Ne 5
1912 14th ST; Nw,mS;5oo o 50; #. suit, yito
s!sS :asTsnff q! Gs KNOX mo T.
n.w.-store for lease at the Empire BLDG
Any. ave. and oh; Call DI- s0a, sr,,.ni ~d
above. Suitable for any type OF business
Located in industrial zone; Apply IA No. !
NEW STORES in Al shopping area IN
thickly populated section of increasins
puTshasinns power. EHs ssURhA SUE sFoefRsEE re
Evening star., 1948-03-03
FARMS FOR SALE,

e15 ACRESi Mr.. OLNEY-Modern home
this is one Of the finest farms In this
within sight Of olney Inn and command
ing a superb view; the early Md. Colonial
house contains center hall, liv. nm. library
din rm., elec kit, 5 bedrms., 2 baths and
4 fireplaces; the farm bldgs. consist of 90
IT. bank barn, granary, z tenant houses
garage, and numerous smaller bldgs. pres
sRSr'nS W% n casBY ass Es9ufh Nils Fl sda d S Re-
MODERN POULTRY FARM-Designed by
Silver Spring; 5z acres. with ,6O0..ft. front.
on man b9osTs sIass incl no n
PHILIP B. KEY REALTY CO. Sligo 3001O
qF'll If you 5 ? WILL WILL TAKE A LOOK you viii
75 mi south is yours for 81 500; $500
down, s1oo mo; l mi; on state I'd. Phone
w.ts L L. na5tb sEfP Il a0u1;s Ss
proved with 2-story frame house; ls-
COW dairy barn. bank barn and other out
bass facing on roads @ one
suit. Cali OWNER. Gaithersburg. 2o1-Mx.
is ACRES. To miles north Of Gaithersburg
Long, hard road frontage: improved with
cred With Johns -Manvilie shingles; elec.;,
su st' voad Sny sna se to h9sss
small dairy farm: large bank barn. dble.
corn crib. implement shed, chicken house
and meathouse; several fruit trees; cony.
SI2. 800: possessions at settlement Cali
OWNER. Gaithersburg POI NIX. -
sTROUT'S FARM CATALoG. over 2. 500
bargains Coast to coast. Mailed free
STROUT REALTY, TIA, Woodward
Bldg. washington. Metropolitan 754s..
EDINBURG. ,VA.-Mountain Rest Tourist
aeres. n9as 1o-rni. % house, u.s. barn. necessary OUT
bldgs.; owner does about $500 wk. bust
ness for a mos. in the year: could be
retire; $4,000 CHESTER .coGsWLLL
73s No; Albemarls st.. Arlington. Va
Evening star., 1948-03-03
ACREAGE FOR SALE

NEAR SILVER SPRING, adjoining Coun-
try Club-Restricted; as low as 5000 per
acre. Call Mr. Brosus, 81. 54O0. STAN
LEY PEARSON, Realtor. 1895 Ga. ave.
500 ACRES IN VIRGINIA, within miles
of D. C.-Ripe for development; adjoining
new highway: price, $3.50 per acre. Call
HARRINGTON REALTY CO., oxford 0O17
or Daleview 1856. 4
23 ACRES-l mi. airline NV. from o. g.
Naval Ordnance Plant. mi. from Silver
Spring; 726-feet frontage. on hard I'd.
L. w. GROOMES, 18th and Eve SITS. -
OWNER WILL SELL all or part acreage
on West and Fowler SITS. in Falls Church,
Va: utilities in streets; prices, 81 400 to
81: 500 per acre. HERTZ OK: 1859. %
realtors Phone Alex. 1856. A.
BARNABY WO0DS-Owner needs cash:
must sell ground in this excellent area at
real bargain; approximately "a acres;
only $1s,0oo. RAFFE1L REAL ESTATE,
APT GROUND in parcels of 10 acres UT. to
35 acres; conv. location; priced right.
". s: HoGE, Jr., 3s15 Lee hwy" Arl,,
on GEORGIA AvE.-1o acres with $50
foot road frontage; near Manor Club; $3.50
per acre. Phone Mr.. Able, WI. $500. with
SHANNON g. LUCHS CO., 1905 H st. NV,
No No Down PAYMENr-owner offers nv.
10-acre tracts. choice land, near Shirles
hwy. and Springfleld, Va, within 13 miles
of Wash Call EneleStde 4S-W-11 ewes. ~
Evening star., 1948-03-03
COMMERCIAL PROPERTY FOR SALE

Southeast, for sale BY OWNER. Box siS:K
HEART TROUBLE STOPPED a good busi-
nessman cold and forces him to sell
cheaply a fine business. light lunch and
maser ise aa
block and cement store building, 2sx5O,
with all equipment, even down to paper
cups; also / old frame building suitable
for store DToDepv spa gRs nf1 tiers
Gross to $3.50 weekly when only partly
devel9Dsd could ordsp. DO much 9oFe
immed. i'm do'l inspection call 4. STANLEY
MoREAu: as17 Annapolis rd.. WA. s571
9g 9a.H Va so ossooi sSsooip,ror. ST eor a, q. non ID
Bldg, containing 10000 50. #. Immedi-
yited BAsMIKo INVEEsTMENT CORP.
s,7bo SO. FL: with s5-ft. frontage; blk.
ST 30 per s.; IT. or oter. sH. 6sse.
Ezs5 EEKookIASp. Y a50e as15. 18th st. NE. t1st
coml.; det. home or business: rms. tiled
bath; front and back porches: oil heat:
next to P. o. and stores. cWNER, MI.
STORE 1915 Georgia ave-oyer $4,000
rear parking. CRANE & HELAN, Realtors,
zoos GEORGIA AVE. NV; vacant; zoned
bath and oil heat; bsmt. can be remodeled
into store house r. san Be mage p9 5nto apts 1Dc
1874 Park road NV, CO. oS37. 3
WISCONSIN AVE. 1st comm. near Sears
Roebuck-Residence can be remodeled
into store and living quarters; only Sic.
2Ge Ley a sASDERsoN " IL 4Sss Wis: ave" ok
1926 TN o.
Evening star., 1948-03-03
LOTS FOR SALE Cont, il.

sUITLAND AND DISTINCT HGHTS.-LotI
with water and sewer. residential ane
isaRiss'.f Hla. F:ss esssssss 1885, ..a Easr REL
sE2GrH6L MSSHi 1T sWVRo5oDMooR. silver spring.
sen os gosr usals the rsls Hsse
200 individually designed dwellings reject
the high character Of development Sites
utites as shoppns center
ai ssEg1s Oats sR 9n asSS GEORGE
i5e now available, With streets re soeeT sever.
project now being constructed. Lots avail
pP priced. caii Mr. Bressler. Ne s4eeSonaS s4eS ans
Here ER N is BEREfEN TRE E5H yoa so have @ Eek vans
for: situated on a very secluded st: in the
Rss Sfftl9n Of HEStssye w. sss sss
residential bldg. lots. Lee Heights and
yls*s 1855 fasiss l4ittop' with Il
Al TERTIooN.. pBUILDERs-rirst offering OF
Naval Lab. on N. H. ave. extended; win
cut to arade or UTILITIES SsRs
stalled; opening price, $3.50 per lot: For
inf9rmstion iIn nprpstsn and pnlats' call DRE1sEN-
$:s: R:ss. s'' 4 t
tor igF 1919 after % %Rm ,onv.n,.,t,v -. 4.
building sites in Dstries Heights, ,''stso Nd,
BTILDERs, ATTENTIoN! 50 residential
lots 40x20O. close in; sewer and water;
oWNER " %osdiey sdeyoSeS s9ss
GREENWICH FOREST. .Bethesda-3 lots,
eash a Taer snd sssss in street
MLLcEEsT.. T..Builders,, attention; We have
q number Of very choice bldg. lots on W
nce st ans somes m'Fss Can DR. M that ss T aE
1892, with T. PAUL MUDD, 24os MINI.
tL2assT ~ e. .s tne r. .19 R'Ys fse r1 It.
n our new subdivision, 4s Hilicrest He Heishts hts
e.sb Md Ssxso Ss fsrms al in d5o
BGlLPERs' ATTEATioSHRssidentisi Fri ri sS.l a a lot lot
Satsr * eafe p2ee seoSy fad
OAK Knoll, MD-corner lot Silver Hill
I'd. near suitland, District HEIGHTS and
:ssss snd sss 3 DeSs oWsER e i il % go u.
unit or 10 sfs@iy spts s1s6oo ao6 nSe MR
PERRY Oh. 1865. '''' 0-"'''' -s g.
CONG; HGTS., 9TH and Newcomb-Corner,
ol ;6i2-sa; IT apt. site; all util;: S4l50.
> sds 5th al and Mellon SITS; corner, Cong; HEts
Hilcrest, Texas ave, near Pa; among
fine homes, 50x126. S1,s5O.
- B@rookmont; @ level; all util.: 6Ox140,
Indian Head rd.; acres. 900 #.
front, Just of new Indian Head rd.; excel
site. S2,950
less than 35c So. IT.: mr.. 18th and SaYan-
nan SITS. Sc, among mum. apis.
1st near Mississippi Sc: 50x125. with
SCOTT SANDERS, 1918 So. Cap. st., TR.
1853: ewes, VI. O99O. 3
Evening star., 1948-03-03
FARMS FOR SALE (couf.) J

tANNA9 TUX SALE lCenf.)
MlARYLAND-Have large number Of dairy
ssSgpins1 sns estate farm, in
SFfisi s 'tes Re.s ssF 'sssssssplsE: ssss rs
sErv5..E sIsm. sv.sn. vAsS ;,eso,,, acres; sl:ea
screened screened barns and other necessary out-
school bus rich soil for Wheat th and a. corn. n
Tss es5san ss No. q sS.s9
rooms. kit isxis. living 70 room n'iisi isxso. ?
sna sa.an SxiS eubsn.D s :Da
q 600 e for Quick sale sale cHEsTEs SER cods. Sa
ya.a WELL ox' re isss No. Ai'em'rls st. Arlinsson'
600 rai5tax csun,a farm Of Syss
barn barn; sheds ana dairy; This farm is
adaptable to cattle raising and ID dairyins.
Pssdai PiHs ShSS. r. III Closed sanass:
ssl saa lssas schEss faiRrAx COUNTY, vA-2o
miles from p S nantry dgess gese with
BARNEY 4 Son. vienna, Va. Vienna els.
long frontage on Potomac River. Best
paying Investment Of its kind in State.
Price, s2a6, 900: RAY BARNEY B. son.
Vienna; s ;,, Va. We Vienna "a a1s OK v.4,v,
acres in nearby va. on route No b. !; and sn,,
would have to see to appreciate. Also
chicken houses for a. Lease 2,9oo chick
frontage which makes this ideal IocatiGn
addition to raising chickens and farminS;
v sls1 IDEAL legation for 1x suSSs!Eisionn' SsU 9n Gn
TEN ACRES, good ,da.:c toSssso land irisE nssr
home. beautiful porches, young, orchard.
nice driveway, stables. tobacco barn, etc.
$500 worth of tobacco made last year.
FoG FL, furthsr psEtisulss6GsS s6S D1 1903 Df.
80 ACRES. modern 10-room house, auto.
ac sna ~ beat nice a shsd 0s' Fine ses for res
home, 20 mi. D. G., So: Nd; Price,
porch Colonial home in hish knoll; Ibis Bis
near White Oak Naval Laboratory; city
an acre for entirety. Georgia 6192 or
Evening star., 1948-03-03

TWO 1-ACRE LOTS, ideal section of Fair
fax County. Va, about II miles from D: c.
9WyER 9Rs s4s haS cAsrER fasheas0 o1 1885, @ ca
11l-AcRE WOODED HoMEsIIEs, Locate. located
sa20Pns sas psr month Gahs0 Cali oS MRS JAME
LANHAM PARK-Beautiful lots, 1ooxl7o
mail service; train and bus cor eS2nnectisons 10,
Builders, attention invited BladensDurg
on lefs side of Defense hwy. Once open
a6Ms ffy sgd HALEY 10 Phone uH saGt
Hill HILILaSpAhG. Il 0nlfn 's19 'MD-cleared level lot
feet sve n soss to
Spring Cali TE. 1881. -;5
HAWTHORNE, built this spring for those
one one Of Wsashinston's restricted and better
nome sections. several lots ranging from ON
go to 20 #. in width are now available
e. hes ss4so are soid ada ca sR Mr. Ss
sAfDwAI sjth VEIL d.veopefs sToME NH 4 s2s ERSAED
aroxe}MAn aHEsN a exeeptionaiy h beautiful lot q
about 4 acres; partially wooded with giant
oaks and balance Id ,ally suited for gar. gar.
as asnf Tess avh shsn e1e iac p1~ psT IT,
protected: terms: owner. DERMOT NEE
ME. 0050: Suns. and ewes. OIL. 1l4vi
ANDREWS FIELD BOULEVARD and
Parkway, fine lots. 1O0x200: when South
Capitol street is finished soon, these lots
will be less than 20 minutes TO iStn Triana ano
gle. few predevelopment lots will be
sold, 1Oox2o0: for S1.s5o, on terms. I'm I'M
provements will come. but, now have elec-
sEALL TURNER 4 CO., 11o5 Vermont
ave Rsndolph oss5 Nationsla elsl sGo. sxee IeI
Ms;s aS5 ayD raYfoR 3YE5k tsIxss 81 eq hinnean ave
and Albemarle. 3 adjoining lots lots (soxnSSS (1snsS
TIL TIL Q, AuERBAcH & CO. l424 K st. NV,
sTTENqioN s9!ff sGp D1 buIIpERs-New Hampshire
sssaeS sen whsTs @ S9oup o OF Of
left. seVer and water available GroTna i,
is being broken for the nrst gP;v. gIoup;; ih,s fns
building sites to be found. Plats and al al
dI SnI0f4sDn 4sos. hyaIssifA MARsHAiL !. WAPLE CO.
akLiSGToN CO.. VA, walking distance
of the, country club. al utilities IN OF OF
to be installed at cost OF seller. lo.s ,,o OF
houses Of the $50 900 class would be es-
pecially popular here. Attractive hnanelngg
for buying and building can be arrangIea Lea
81 sandsy' ' S5 ToYis ~ E. E. sHoEM2KEK' 17ia
sirable section, sewer and vSter s so prop
s5sy l!ns gss, street, so. Rockville se5 eommu
sssS 81 St sago Rs bow DOWN A2as' en- noasSy Sf