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Evening star., 1949-10-28
Weather Report

OlSCl lCI VI CQ6T
cloudy and mild today. tonight
and tomorrow. Occasional rain to-
night and possibly tomorrow.
Highest temperature today about
60 degrees; lowest tonight about
48 degrees.
Maryland-Rather cloudy and
mild with some rain likely in CEN
trail and east portions tonight and
tomorrow. Lowest temperature
from 40 to IS degrees tonight.
Virginia-Rather cloudy and
mild with some rain likely tonight
and tomorrow. Lowest tempera-
ture from As to so degrees tonight.
Wind velocity 8 miles per hour;
direction, southwest.
Five Day Forecast for Washington
and Vicinity, Oct. 28-Nov. /.
Some rain likely tomorrow and
again about Monday totaling "a
inch or less. Mild over the week
end turning cooler by Monday or
Tuesday with the temperature
averaging from 2 to 4 degrees
above normal. The normal maxi
mum for the Washington area is
81 degrees, normal minimum 40
degrees.
River Report.
(From United States Engineers)
Potomac River clear at Harpers Ferry
and at Great Falls; Shenandoah clear
at Harpers Ferry.
Evening star., 1949-10-28

High and Low for Yesterday.
High, 81, at 3:2O pm.
Low. 40, at $3.50 am.
Record Temperatures This Year.
Highest, OF, on August IL.
Lowest, 21, on January 80.
Tide Tables.
Furnished BY United States Coast
and Geodetic SurYeyD
Evening star., 1949-10-28

Joseph Young's Federal Spot
light radio broadcast is heard
every Saturday at 8:15 pm.
oDer WMAL, The Star station.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-25
ELk5 TAKE COMB0 8-7 BY RALLY IN
 SEVENTH INNING

Tn spite of dark horses" in the last game of the season, the Combo lost last nights game 8 to 2 to the Elks.
 Tyvols Texas Leaguer over short stop in the first inning let Krause in from third A tumble on the pickup by Hawks for the throw in scored Nielsen. The two runs were in from second and thiId.
 The first of the single scoring innings by the Combo started with the second frame Magorty bingled, went to second on Shows bad throw to first and to third on Crokan's single. After Krause's out at first, Magorty scored.
 The Elks single scored in their share of the second. Pidgeon got on with NeilSen fumbling the grounder. Logan's walk put Pid- geon on second and he scored when Tyvol dropped Palmer's fly.
 In the third, Crokan came up with the bases loaded. He dropped one ever Schy and Rollison chalked the score in.
 The Elks followed suit again in the third when Snow scored from third on Krause's overthrow to first.
 Forsythe flied out to Logan for the second one in the fourth with the bases loaded and Nielsen was in.
 The fourth single score for the Combo was made by Magorty com ing in from second on Neilsen's two bagger in the fifth inning.
 Coming up to within one score of the Combo in the sixth, the Elks tallied three runs. Logan got on with double bagger over third, went to third on Selmer's bingle and home on Cantillon's two baser. Shows single to center field brought in Selmer from third and Cantillon from second.
 The last score for the Combo was scored with Crokan going rom second on Neilsen's two base hit between Logan and P-dgeon.
 The seventh upset the apple cart for the Combo. Hagerup singled between first and second with one man down. Logan's infield hit after the second out put Hagerup on sec ond. Another cingle by Palmer brought in Hagerup and Logan went to third. Selmer placed one over second and the game broke up with Logan and Palmer scoring standing up.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-25
BeIIoise Is Knocked Out
 By Robinson
Rv MURRAY ROSE

NEW YORK, Aug. 25-tR-"I want shot at the middleweight title. l think I've earned it."
 Welterweight champion Ray Rob- inson made the statement last night. It was probably the greatest understatement made in sports all year
 After he cut down seeking Steve Belloisa in seven rounds at Yankee Stadium last night. some 28,Sl2 fans were ready to concede him to be the No. l mtddleweight, cham pion Jake LaMotta or not
 Iron- -chinned Jake and Marcel Cerdan, the former 160-pound boss who meet in a return clash for the crown here Sept. 28. were among the bumper throng which saw last nights massacre. It wasn't too plea- sant for them
 Robinson hit Belloise with every shot in the book. He won every round but the fifth when he was bothered for just two minutes by desperate, do-or-die attack by the balding, 30-year ex-sailor.
 Then Sugar Ray caught up with Steve at the end of the seventh and flattened h.m with as perfect a left hook as youn ever see.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-25
LEADERS IN B. B.

Here are the leaders in major league baseball right up to date:
 NATIONAL LEAGUE
 Batting Robinson, Brooklyn, 1855; Slaughter, St. Louis, 1923. Runs Batted In Robinson, Brooklyn, 99; Kiner, Pittsburgh, 8o. Home Runs = Kiner, Pittsburgh, 35: Gordon, New York, 25.
 Pitching Wilks, St. Louis, l0-3, .769; Heintzelman, Philadelphia, l5-5, .750.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE
 Batting-W Williams, Boston, .356' Kell Detroit, .345.
 Runs Batted In-Stephens, Bos- ton. 136; Williams, Boston, l23. Home Runs Stephens, Boston, 3l, Williams, Boston, 30.
 Pitching-Wynn, Cleveland, l0-3, .769; Hutchinson, Detroit, 13-4, .765.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-25

Palmer as pitcher, Cantillon to
 second, Snow to first, Hazlett
 to third, in the third after one
 out
 "*Schy out and Hagerup in going
 to left field, Hawks to short
 stop.
 SUMMARY Two base hits: For sythe. Rollison, Crokan, Cantillon, Snow, Logan, one each, Nielsen 2; left on base: Combo 10, Elks g.; hit hy pitcher: Nielsen; wild pitches: Snow 2, Palmer ?, Crokan l; first on balls, off Crokan 3, off Palmer 4 struck out, by Palmer 5
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-25
B. B. STARS

Stars of the big league games Wednesday are:
 Batting-Vic Wertz, Tigers, ham, mered two home runs, one with the bases full, to lead the Tigers to a 13-2 triumph over the league lead- ing Yankees.
 Pitching - Don Newcombe, Dod- gers, overpowered the Cards with a six-hitter in pitching the Dodgers to GO victory.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-25
CARDS SHUT OUT
 BY D0DGERS;; N0W '
 MANAGERy IN CAB
By JOE REICIiLER

The spirited stretch cattle be- tween Brooklyn and St. Lotus may develop into a personal feud be- tween the rival managers of the pennant-hungry clubs.
 Thus far, Eddie Dyer, boss of the Redbirds, has kept his peace. At least he hasn't openly belittled the Brooks. But not old Burt Shot, ton.
 Nearly back to his normal cocky self following a couple of slashing victories over the Cardinals, the silver haired pilot of the Brooks disdainfully referred to the Red birds as just so-so ball club"
 They're not much" Shotton dis missed the Cards today.
 Informed of Shottons remarks, Dyer had this to say:
 Let's see, now, how have we fared against those dangerous Dodgers? I think we've beaten them II out of 19. Yeah, pard, guess we are lucky at that
 Shotton's Dodgers never looked better than they did yesterday, at that. They were smooth, aggressive and positively spectacular in their 60 triumph over the Redbirds.
 Don Newcombe overpowered the Cards, giving them only six scat tered hits and allowing only one man to reach third.
 In winning the rueber match ot the three-game series, the Dodgers moved only one game off the pace. They began the series two games behind.
 AMERICAN LEAGUE
 The American League race frightened, too. when the pace-set- ting New York Yankees playing without their ace, Joe DilMagglo, took terrific 13-2 facing from the Tigers in Detroit. Thus, the idle Boston Red sox moved to within two games of the Tanks. That's the closest they've been to the top since the first week of the season.
 For the second straight night, the third place Cleveland Indians failed to take advantage of Yan- kee defeat when they bowed to Washington's seventh place Sena- tors, 3-2.
 As HOLD 4th PLACE
 The Philadelphia Athletics re- tained their fourth place hold over the Tigers by the slimmest of mar gins -o one percentage point = by conquering the Chicago White Sox, 50. Dick Fowler pitched h.s fourth shutout and 12th victory of the year for the Mackmen.
 Boston's third place Braves in the National League eked out 6-5 victory over the Pittsburgh Pirates. Lefty Warren Spahn staggered to his l6th victory, which was Bos- tons fifth in a row.
 Wes Westrum. rookie catcher, slammed two home runs to lead the New York Giants to a 5-3 victory over the Chicago Cubs.
 Boston and St. Louis in the American, and Philadelphia and Cincinnati in the National, were idle.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-25
WIL BASEBALL

Final scores of WIL games last night are:
 Wenatchee 10, Yakima 3. Salem II, Spokane g. Vancouvere at Victoria, rain. Tacoma at Bremerton, rain.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-08-25
FROM ANCHORAGE

Karl N Riehl of the CAA in An- chorage is guest at the Gsgtineau Hotel.
Laurel outlook., 1949-09-14
Here Lies...
Military Pet Cemetery

WASHINGTON Visitors 10
Arlington National cemetery
and its tomb of the Unknown
Soldier know, if they listened
to their guide, that not far
away is a small burial plot for
pets-the friends of military
men and mascots of whole
battalions.
1t was started back in World
War I when in 1918 a monde
script dog whose name has now
been forgotten died. The men in
the Third Cavalry buried him
in a secluded part of Fort
Myer, which adjoins the ma
tional cemetery.
The pooch had attached him
self to the unit on a training
march through Virginia. A SER
geant looked out for him. Old
timers at the fort recall that at
command he would stand quiet
ly beside his masters horse on
the parade ground.
There are about 100 pets
dogs, cats, an alligator, a mon
key, a rooster-buried in the
plot now. At least a fourth of
them lie beneath markers ex-
pressing the affection of their
owners.
Among the dogs are Smoke
the dear beloved pet" of the
Fort Myer fire department.,
and Sgt. Yardbird, onetime
mascot Of Battery c, 55th Field
Artillery.
In one corner is a tiny grave
whose marker proclaims that
Peepsie was especially valued
by Col. and Mrs. Martin du
Fresno now stationed at Fort
Belvoir, Va.
Laurel outlook., 1949-09-14

pany at Billings and Mrs. Beckert
teaches at the Elysian school on
the Laurel-Billings highway.
Work is nearing completion on
the Schessler business property on
lower Colorado avenue where re-
construction of a portion that was
formerly an ice plant has been in
progress during recent weeks. Half
of the space is to be occupied by a
store, and a section of the remain
der by a barber shop.
Laurel outlook., 1949-09-14
Cleaning Industry

Until the early 10Th century,
brushing of garments or, in rare
instances, an occasional washing
were the extent of attempts to at
tain clean ''chic" by the worlds
populace! History has it that the
accidental spilling of a turpentine
lamp on a tablecover by a heavy
handed servant revealed a large
area of beautifully cleaned cloth,
thus inspiring the instigation of
what was to become a billion dollar
industry in annual volume in less
than a century.
Laurel outlook., 1949-09-14

matics and science in the high
school.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Quinn, Jr.,
left for Denver Monday morning
to attend the funeral of Mrs,
Quinn's mother, Mrs. David Wat
ter, of that city.
Henry Schessler, Jr., of the
Schessler Daylight Mart, has been
confined to his home the past week
by illness.
MI. and Mrs. H. j. Mosser, re-
siding south of Laurel, entertained
at dinner Thursday for Mr.. and
Mrs. F. w. Beckett of North
Broadway, Billings. Mr.. Beckert
is accountant for Carter Oil COM
Laurel outlook., 1949-09-14

Miss Blanche Ely of Washington,
D. c., and the hosts.
MI. and Mrs. B. L.. Price spent
the week end in Lewistown, the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. James
Weaver.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Holland
are the parents of a son, born in
Billings Aug. 80.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lauritz Levander
of Seattle and Mrs. c. A. Marcus
and granddaughter, Madaline of
Bridger, were luncheon guests OF
Mrs. Fred Hilgert Wednesday.
James Cusick has gone to Town
send where he will teach mathe-
Laurel outlook., 1949-09-14

art Johnson and Harold Dittrich.
Saturday evening she had Mr.. and
Mrs. Chester Herbert, Mr.. and
Mrs. Howard Garter and Harold
Dittrich.
John Lackman has been en-
ployed as a teacher at Canyon
creek school for the fifth, sixth,
seventh and eighth grades.
Noting the birth anniversaries
of r. w. Davis and Mrs. S. T.
Flood, Mr.. and Mrs. M. w. Fran
zen were hosts at a dinner Tues
day evening. Covers were laid for
Mr.. and Mrs. R. W. Davis, Mr.. and
Mrs. S. T. Flood of Park City,
Laurel outlook., 1949-09-14
The Outlook Soys:

The Laurel Nile club met Mon
day at the Masonic temple for a 2
o'clock dessert luncheon and a
short business meeting. Mrs. Nels
Vordahl had a display of the pill
low slips made by the members for
a children's hospital. Mrs. Herman
Schessler and Mrs. B. l.. Price
we're hostesses.
Miss Grace Stadalman was host
ess at chill supper on two occa-
,sions last week. Wednesday eve
ming her guests were Mr. and Mrs.
Ralph Hurzeler, Mr.. and Mrs. Stu
Laurel outlook., 1949-09-14

First Baseball Game
On May 1st. 1903, the first base
ball game was played in New York
by an American league team.
Laurel outlook., 1949-09-14

Women in Business
More than one million women in
the United States are in business
for themselves.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-05
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE
MIMOsA COVE, DEALE, MD.--A
restful restricted place for nice
e eSes Of P ssy On
Cali West River 655;b. ' 80
BETWEEN GAIESvILLE and Shady
SIDE: ATTRACTIVE broom and bath
cottage with slassed-in sun porch,
open fireplace, large wooded lot,
beautiful view Of water: close to
s bgs; priced. $500; $500 down.
500 per mo. WA. 4053.
SELBY-ON-TH-BAY-4 bedrm. cot,
xish inst Rnf hot x f. p' ee s1%pl .d ban
hit. !. scr. porch. in excel. cond. /;
restricted comm. club house, beach
pTiyiis; W; 1881 or FIR. 1s47. g
ATTRACTIVE 4-room. bath, cottage;
large screened porch. cleo. refgr.,
e5S c'e 5000 oa's serms hf soND fu NE
on CHESAPEAKE sAY-se.u.i,u,
waterfront property for sale BY
owner; end Of 9th ct. Deale Beach,
Nd; 7-room house, built-in garage,
Call West River 3471.
NOW Is THE TINE TO BUY-Inspect
m on ebs,a prn eG ssH at ced.rharst
81 mi; B. G. nr. SHADY Side. s' Ma.:
bldg: sites. Very easy terms. Inquire
At cedarhurst ONCE or WALTER
n No. BAuMAN. 1877 x st. NV. Ma.
oWiNGs BEACH. DEALE. MD.-sae.
OSCAR MANN. Desle. NJ. west west
River e166. or walter M. Baumsn.
I727 Is st. NV, MA. 6229. %
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APARTMENT HOUSES WANTED
INDUSTRIAL PROP WANTED

INOUSIkTNI FKOF. WANTED
INDUSTRIAL and End commercial
properties wanted for sale or lease.
A. N. ROTH. RE. 1880.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-05
l ESTATE SALE OR excH

APT. HOUSE-Value up to $50, 600.
Trade for Miami Beach home and
apt. lot site on water, 2 blkS. from
ocean. MIR. BOND, RE. 2i27, ST..
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-05
FARMS FOR SALE

FRUIT AND DAIRY FARM, SO acres
on Route IL. one mile Martinsburg,
w. Va, SO acres apples and peaches,
large stone house, dairy. barn and
other bldES. in good repair; S23. SOC
or best offer, terms. Box 29-K, Star.
17s-ACRE FARM, in the rich blue
grass section IS miles from D. c.
Lovely 8-rm.. 2-bath remodeled
home with all modern conveniencea
and beautiful spiral staircase; home
and farm, with necessary outbuild.
tngs are In superb condition. II
home together with an income:pro-
5 5oo. jazz Jazz e. {. M siD6DLETcN Tne
Plains, va. Phone 2641. Cannot
be shown on Sunday.
rs ACRES. whole or part, Montgom-
cry County; with lovely brick Cape
Cod building: 22x32 IT,, in excel
lent area, on good road, 10 miles
D. c., orchard, stream. Phone
Gaithershurg 4s7-J-3 or Boz 4s0-H.
10 ACREs-some timber; almost new
6-rm. bungalow with unequipped
bathrm., well house, chicken houses
and gar, elect. installed; on good
state road: 80 miles south: $4,000,
$500 down, $50 mo. OWNER. Gil.
EXCELLENT Keel CATTLE FARM in Lou
DOM County. 20 miles D. c., $50
acres smooth tractor land, 11-rm.
house; in beautiful setting; 2 ten
ant houses, 3 Ice. barns: streams,
mali and school bus; .$67 500, S12,-
600 cash. WIN. GRAIN, oL. 67b8.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-05
TRAILERs FOR SALE

TRAVELLO TRAILER, l94S, cost
body; price $3.50, Cali Ho. 1884
FOR SALE 40 Five Star General 80
IT,, bottled gas stove, Duo Therm
heater. hot-water heater, cleo. refgr.
will accept smaller trailer as trade in.
TRAILER PARK, Berwyn. Nd. "a
HOUSE TRAILER 1912, de luxe
Small down payment and will a.
nance; WHITLEY. 2o2s Lee hwy,
L nsiG vi TRAILER, A-ton. st sta
ton wagon type body: has large
SIZING sYSS;; s4sf $etz sgai s5uSE
zIMMERMsiAN HOUSE TRAILER
Ideal for construction ONCE: 1887
Chevrolet; $500 or best offer. 10.
1915 '' AlMER1cAN-Excellent condi-
trailer reasonably; 5000 down pay
mel msnt and md take over mo. payments.
H eTi Ell TRA1LER, 1s4e Indian Gs e.
er Village. all day Sunday.
I947 SHORTHAND TANDEM, like
occupancy. NiGHT1NGALE COURT.
Desirable. Lot 5. 3 mi. so. Alex,
FOR sALE-s1-ft,, 1913 model, Gus
t t,nns house trailer, equip; with
stove. 6-cu.-ft. refsr., auto. INV.
NIGHTINGALE TRAILER PARK, 3
mi. SO. OF Alexandria. on Route /.
SEE made TIE Il. a as.l s mss g. t, adss
Glidel models bear the stamp Of ap-
proval Of Good Housekeeping. Before
6uying any trailer see Dick Quirk at
$50 CASH CASH. ana aye take 81 up ro1 payment.
GORE On. 1888. '''eA"n * A
1915 LIGHTHOUSE house trailer,
f.. refgr.;. also 1910 Pontiac 2-dr.,
$500 $1,000 o orig. mi; good cond;; Win
Is. MoXIEY's TRAILER CT. i MI.
NJ aG, e ssivoir on No. / hEy. g.
Ike new: bye owner. Telephone AP
@As"ssS'AhSs <s4A.
l94s BUPAGE house trailer. fully
equipped and specially built: 90 IT.;
peri. cond. Gaithersburg 337-W-4.
s7-FT. TRAILER, 194s Indian. Oft.
REFRIGERATOR. shower. hot-water. bot
tied gas; S1.995. Terms. TO. 4949.
NEW AND USED trailer homes on
display daily, 8 am. to 8 pm: 1895
and up. Pay on easy terms AMER
1CAN TRAILER CO., 4 mi. south of
Alexandria on Rt. /. Phone OV.
EMPERIAL, Is IT,. sleeps 2; on lot:
largely equipped for housekeeping,
much storage provision. Wash.-
Baltimore blvd. Berwyn. Cali Lau-
rel 77S-J-12 collect. %
1916 NEW MOON house trailer. %
It,, excellent condition. For sale
nation esll ' ov. asie. ''f'n'f ia q:
HOUSE TRAILER, 26 It.. excel. cond.
So eia' s 81 A92af' "owAsso" s SIM.
house trailer. tandum wheels, cleo.
brakes. bottled gas, steel frame,
alum. body, fully insulated. con-
miles: never lived in; perfect cond.
Cost $1,000. will sacrifice for So
500. Can finance. Phone WI. 1851.
Or see trailer, 1909 Park I'd. NV.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-05

CHEVROLET 1888 panel truck: nice
and clean; runs good; has racks;
$ss65S. n: 3 H. 1914 Ga. ave-. &c,
passed insoeesion?: $500. 'Ai *. $685.
DODGE 1912 2-ton truck-tractor for
sale; good tires; 2-speed axle, s.
rear end; viii sell with saddle S tank anp
and 5th wheel, or without; would
day. Priced to sell. Call Daleview
n s2sS Tor a agpt; t9 see ths same oo5
s-s114. 1929 Temple Hills I'd. Sc.
FORD '4s M-sen panel; sturdy. very
econ sconoTiG Sno go mi. per gall; looks
s176: win finance through bsnf;
TssS II; iii 18th St. NV, ri. ssSs
s.sS, 3 .sap . ssgst ., ns g.. n s
r I'll 1855 1883 1.ton panel; $500. &c Gan
CHEvROLET l949 panel delivery
With radio; not scratch on It;
81 vii %' s..ss 't s, Ss1.F CT fG'' 4ss
aMc 1e47 truck, model Ec-ss1;
wheels, excellent condition. low
r nitlsssss; sg p2 oos Gall Mi. Kallins'
1870 sT ri 81 xHiy' N-ton pickup;
:. and b, other extras. 5000 miles.
g ss1rf;; 81 ,,, 1e5 Ia 4o1s Branch aye,
1855 h-4os fnxNEI Cooks Ike 1s4e
4 4:ss D s1ss eSns sasn K eys ax single sS
MOTORS, 18th and Pa. ave. Sc. As
OIL, TRUCK, 9OO-gal. 1887 GMC:
meter and hose. motor just rebuilt,
good condition. OWNER. HI. e7o4.
DODGE 1910 dump, 4x4; must b.
az AZ ST. q ap 1T aiie. Can be seen al
CHEvROLET is4s. new h-ton panel
e eSdy; some extras; $3.50. AT.
FORD 1877 A-ton expires. pickup;
PASSED '49 p. e. inspection 2. weeks
shape; very good rubber; new front
EokTHisEAssT1' Moron Sfs; e.. S ToFd
Dealers, 1901 MINI. ave. ne, ii.
'sa ssa a' sssss '19s i ;nss ssss n:
rom 1916 delivery sedan, q cy,.
maintained IN our shops. Very
sconcWicai; Maintcnancs record
let for dy selsansr iaaor .t rsr.
sssssssf, s ssssss sis S sS5asy sSe.
Ford Dealers. go Bladensburg I'd.
u.ss At. 020O. Open eyss. "a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-11-05
ACREAGE FOR SALE

$50 DOWN. $15 mo.-A-acre wooded
domestic, mr.. Shirley hwy. at Spring
f1eld; Full price, 5000. VERNON
miles miles west Of Shirley hwy" AL. 5000
3ia ACRES, near Bethesda. on Route
24O. very desirable for tourist court;
Act quickly. Cali Mr.. Saunders. wi.
$40; eyes, WI. 5l4s. with z. M.
By 1Hf oW WE acres mr.. F Falls
Church; 800 IT. fronting on Lee
hwy. adjoining commercial zone
ESQ IT.. on side I'd; valuable timber
small streams; price. $4,000, So
500 cash, bal. in IL yrs. GIL. 9259.
Mclean, VA. - sh-.er.. wooded
Dominion Dr.; nice stream; $4,000.
For appt. dial operator and ask for
VIM s. H 4, LAUeHLIN' Reaitor. Nc
Mr. ke1 ANDREws r1ELp-se acres w With
I1-rm. house Of 3 apis. $40, 900.
Exclusive. OIL. 1868.
TOR SALE, 2 and SO 100 acres, near
Pairf AZ, $1,000. Ideal domestic.
DION Fiji aIIL's BEST, 100 acres So An
able subdivision or estate. a ersnd
investment at $1,000 per acre in
entirety; Five acres at 81 800 acre.
p. F. SKINNER. 5s06 Livingston I'd.
Sc Washington 20. D. C. %
POTOMAC .AREA-Several very de-
sirable building lots of l acre or
more; $1,000 ca. Call Mr.. Saun-
ders, WI. 674O; ewes. WI. 5I4s,
with e. M. FRY, INC. %
Md, AREAS acres,
potential apt. or indust site: $25.-
600 or best offer. Will sell whole
or part. OWNER. Sligo 2416. %
GLEN HILLS OFFERS you
Beautiful scenery. restful atmosphere,
modest prices. Drive through Rock
vile. ga mi. west on Route %,
turn at sim
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REAL ESTATE LOANS
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
ARTNU DrAY T,V M DAe1tore

BARLOW REALTY CO.. Realtors.
m t5Sl 9 III II BIZ sEcoNMns Trust 7ays - ".
win buy second-trust notes, d. C..
nearby Md. or Va. Reasonable rates,
NATIONAL MoRTG AGE q INVEST
MENT GoRPPss 1919 n. z. ave. NV
LOANS or NEAL ESTATE, LIST and
End trust; No red tape. Quick sesy-
NA ,Ss2 Oh a1c4 4 X y1s %Hr sye NJ.
settlement: white Or colorsd; notes
GORDON, 1927 Eye st. NV. DI.
$3.50. Brokers attention:
LASH IN ONE DAY-IndividuaI
wants to obtain End trusts on D. C.
resids., or viii buy prop. TOR cash
MORTGAGE LOANS, 4-41a-6%. No
charge for appraisals. MOORE b
HILL CO.. 8O4 nth st. NV.
WILL BUY deferred purchase money,
second trust; reas. discounts. Mr..
QUICK. ST. 6969; eyes,, RIA. 341s.
FIRST TRUST LOANS ON real estate;
low rates; 3 to s year terms and
monthly payments. p. J. WAI4HE.
NC Ills Eye ct. NV. Ma. 6468.
TRUSTS, LIST, 2nd and 3rd: Nd, Va.
D. c.; wk. 3 service. ADAMS REALTY
CO., 0O6 N. Y. sve. NV, RE, 1912.