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Toledo union journal. [volume] (Toledo, Ohio) 1942-current, 1949-09-16

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ROSEMARY PETIT
ductions. She returned to New
York to study, went back again,
really ready for films this time.
You will see her in Warmers
THE Lady Takes Sailor" and
later in Curtiz' young Man
with Horn" for which she's
just gone west, after season in
summer stock at Princeton, N. j.
Paul Henreid, seen currently
in Paramount's Rope of Sand, "
will be long remembered for his
appearance as the family coun-
selor on "The Second Mrs. Bur-
ton" Aug. 81. Vitally interested
in doing what he can to further
the conquering of polio, Hen
reid's own experiences when a
member of his family was struck
by the disease gave him touch
ing material for his talk.
y X
Joan CraWford's siX-year- old
son, Christopher, believes that
his mother is the bravest woman
in the world. SO does Joan.
During her vacation in the wilds
she caught six lizards for him,
put them in a box and brought
them home.
X X 4
Until he put in four weeks on
the U. S. S. Antietam, starring
as carrier pilot for Warmers
Task Force" /" Gary Cooper had
Mt gained or lost a pound in 25
years. Navy rations agreed with
him - he gained nearly nine
pounds.
Helen Hayes returns to radios
Electric Theatre" Oct 9 in THE
Barretts of Wimpole Street.;
meanwhile, she and her daugh-
ter Mary are doing new play
for six weeks in summer stock;
if good enough they will do it
on Broadway. Twelve-year-old
Jamie, last member of the fam
lily to become an actor. has ap-
peared in THE Corn Is Green"
once in a part all written in
Welsh!
Andre Kostelanetz revisited
little cafe in Cannes recently
and found on the wall bronze
plaque inscribed-"The first din
ner after the liberation was
served to Andre Kostelanetz and
Lily Pons." He says it wasn't a
very good meal.
r X X
His role in Mig hty Joe
Young" brought Robert Arm
strong back to RKO where he
made his first picture 20 years
ago. "RKO was much smaller
-hen," he says. "The big shots
we're Gloria Swanson, Ann Har-
ling and Bill Boyd. 1t was the
.ot where Clark Gable made his
'irst picture The Painted Des-
ert'," Armstrong; first one was
The Main Event"
X X Il
Warren Hull really knows
What he's talking about when he
discusses their home towns with
on CHS "Spin To
Vim" During the 10 years he
'o-starred with Parks Johnson
IN "Vox Pop" he travelled all
'ver the country. 4
X X X
After IL years of preparation,
Edward Small announces that
Valentino as / Knew Him" is
'eally under way. The difficulty
ay in finding an actor who
would satisfy Valentino fans:
small found him two years ago.
X X Il
Modelling for Harry Conover
seems to be stepping stone to
screen career-"It wasn't be-
ng attractive modes alone that
lid it," he says, "It was that plus
of their PERSONAL
les as models"
X
ODDS AND ENDS The
ecret destination of LOWELL
'homas' Asiatic trip is Tibet; he
S believed to be the first occi-
Iental in the past so years to be
'erSonally invited by the Dhalai
lama Berry Kroeger, re-
emily returned from Hollywood /
nd menace roles, has stepped
nto the part of "Sam Williams"
n Young DR.. Malone" The |
ew maggie Lowell" you hear
n Road of Life" is Helen Lewis
Now that James Stewart is
n II
Evening star., 1949-09-01

l. Which one Of the following men
is noted for having a green
thumb?
Thonas Edison Luther Burbank
j. c. Penney Frank E. Gannett
2. Which State in the U. S. A:
might fttingly be called the baked
potato" State?
iowa Florida Idaho Kentucky
8. In England, the word "petroR
is used to indicate which one OF the
following? :.
Bird Sandwich Gasoline Sweetheart
4. Long before he is drunk, alcohol
makes q man a dangerous auto
driver by slowing down his reaction
time by approximately
~ 80 So 10%
S. American youth graduate from
our schools with practically no
training whatever in
History Foreign languages
Mathematics Money management
6-10. Insurance statesmen have
been the unsung heroes in the pro-
Evening star., 1949-09-01

To millions of young persons to
mention September is to ring a
bell" for school days. To the house
keeper September ushers in an ac-
ceptable meat substitute.
The restriction Of eating oysters
in months without the letter r
springs from DR.. Butler, an English
country parson, in the 10th century.
Angry at his enforced fasting due to
gout, when refused his dish Of oys-
ters, he pronounced the ultimatum
that oysters were not safe for food
during the months without an r.
During those days, parsons enjoyed
making drastic decrees-some OF
which died hard. During the
spawning months from May until
September, the oyster is stringy,
thick and fiat, though just as
nutritious, but did the parson know
that?
Who ate the first oyster? You
should see the legends! The one
told most often is that an Indian
while swimming near an oyster
bed, saw what he thought to be a
pretty stone resting on the bottom.
He reached for. the stone only to
have two fingers caught in a vice.
like grip. Rushing to the shore for
his tonahawk, his released fingers
were thrust into his mouth to sooth
the pain, he became aware Of a
salty deliciously favored liquid
clinging to them. He quickly sought
other stones becoming an expert
in opening them ana extracting the
tasty Juice. The next sample was
the oyster. Family and neighbors
were introduced to the bivalve.
Later great mounds along the
shores were evidence Of the popu-
larity Of the oyster as food. There
is no mention that the oyster was
ever cooked, though it Is likely
they were steamed In their shells.
In northern Europe mounds Of
oyster shells have been discovered.
The Romans even composed ac-
ceptable lyrics about oysters. They
powd@F red the shells for fine grade
Evening star., 1949-09-01

This weeks slip o. the lounge:
They have invited we girls" It Is
amazing how frequently we en-
counter this error. We hear it from
the lips Of persons In high places:
The question is one that must be
solved by we voters" We read it In
the outpourings Of seasoned writers:
There must be, no slowing down by
we on the home 'front.'" 1t appears
regularly in opinions that come out
Of Government bureaus: "The hope
Of victory in the cold war now rests
in the production maintained by
the British and we Americans"
But no one but an illiterate
would dream of saying, They have
invited we; the question must be
solved by we; the hope Of victory
now rests in the production main
tanned by we."
Correct: They have invited us
girlss The question must be solved
by us voters. There must be no
slowing down by us on the home
front. The hope Of victory In the
cold war now rests In the produc-
ton Faintained BY the British and
u A eericans.
Evening star., 1949-09-01
Natures sChiIdren
BY LiIIion Cox Athey

of cement and made tooth powder
which they recommended as cure
for ulcers and wounds.
Our Atlantic coast oyster is con-
sidered the finest favored in the
world. Oysters have been under
cultivation longer than any other
shellfish. Several hundred years
after the Roman conquest of Bri-
tain, Roman and British fishermen
competed to breed larger and more
tasty oysters. They failed.
Our American oyster is amaz-
ingly prolific. A female discharges
from Is to 10 million eggs at
single spawning; repeating the per-
formance several times during the
summer and she may live to be 20
years old!
Evening star., 1949-09-01
Test Your Horse Sense r0. .ew wc''":

lection of American homes. You are
entitled to one point for each cor.
rect matching of the home cities OF
the five great life insurance COM
panies named below:
(a) Northwestern w Fl. wayne
Mutual ina.
(h> lincoln (w) Newark,
National N. j..
(c) Equitable fx) New YORK
(d) John Han City
w. cock (y) Milwaukee,
(e) Prudential WIS.
(z) Boston,
Mass.
Score yourself as follows: o-2,
poor; 3-6, average; 7-8, superior;
$40, very superior. &
3 Answers to Test Your Horse Sense
/. Burbank (plant. breeder). Idaho.
FealNss Noney il 50 aass s1 sSeh sssd
the blind spot" Of science. g; fsl NGrs1-
fFxl: WtdS Hsncock-Boston5 (sI. 60 Pfu.
(w).
Evening star., 1949-09-01

Outdoor cooking enthusiasts are
turning to stainless steel barbecue
grills and skewers that don't rust
and are easy to keep clean.
Evening star., 1949-09-01
Word Game
Find "a or more words IN
GRIM ACE,

meaning, "a distortion OF the
countenance." Average is 81;
limit, Is minutes.
Rules, Words must be OF four or
more letters 2. Words which acquire ,aour
letters by the addition Of sucn as
form of : word is used. 4. Proper names
are not used. A list will be published
tomorrow.
Evening star., 1949-09-01
Take Nv Word for 1t
By Fronk Colby

Wrong: "Us girls are buying fall
clothes" This error, too, is quite
common; but the usage is instantly
clear If we eliminate "girls." Would
one say "Us are buying fall
clothes? Certainly not. Correct:
We girls are buying fall clothes.
Whenever you are undecided
whether to say we girls, we Ameri-
cans. we voters or us girls, Us
Americans, us voters, ETC., strike out
the noun that follows we" or us, j"
and the problem solves itself I'M
mediately.
Had Ought.
These two words do not belong
together in good speech or writing.
Wrong: "You hadn't ought to
CO." Right: You ought not to (or::
should not) go.
Wrong: "she had ought to mend
her ways" Right: She should Tor:
ought to- mend her ways.
Wrong: "I told him that he had
o,1rhn't to do It," Commonly heard,
but inexcusable. Better say: told
him that he ought not TO (or;
sho j not) do it.
Evening star., 1949-09-01
Vines Are Big Hozord
In AustruIiun Timber

Timber cutters in the jungles
OF North Queensland. Australia,
have been warned always to cut
away the Llama vines which often
enwrap trees. before telling big
timber.
The reason is that these vines
sometimes as thick as q mans
body. often swing a tree complely
around as it falls in the opposite
direction from which it was lean
ing. Many trucks and tractors
have been waecked by having tall
trees fall on them.
Evening star., 1949-09-01
Experienced Advertisers Prefer The Star
Goren on Bridge

Some players conception Of the
happy hunting grounds is land
where all adverse cards are favoraby
located. Perdition, 1t seems, Is
nothing more than an endless chain
Of losing illnesses. While it may not
be entirely sound as q proposition, !
would like to suggest, for the benefit
of most players, that where there Is
q way to fulfill contract without re-
sorting to illnesses, it is good practice
to get into the habit of winning the
hand without calling upon that
device.
The final contract Of six spades
was quite sound, and have no
objection to the apparently un-
scientific manner in which South
reached 1t. When South heard his
partner make Jump response, he
scanned his possessions and found
m excess Of two honor tricks above
the requirements for an opening bid.
Such q holding renders the fulfill
ment of a ANAL slam q virtual Ger
tainty andf suggests the possibility
of q grand slam. In point of fact,
where opener receives an immediate
Jump response a minimum opening
should produce game, an excess OF
one honor trick should arouse
openers suspicion as to slam, and
q surplus of 1h honor tricks makes
the slam highly probable.
The evenly balanced pattern OF
his hand, plus the fact that North
had shown no suit that might pro-
vide discards, dissuaded South from
considering a grand slam.
The two OF spades was opened and
the second round of trumps won in
dummy. Declarer tried the club
finesse, which lost, and club came
back. South was then put to the
necessity of guessing the location Of
the queen Of diamonds. Unfortu-
nately he guessed wrong and the
contract was defeated.
Shed no tear for declarer. When
q hand can be won without trying
any finesse, why should player
indulge In anything so unreliable as
q mere guess? After extracting
trumps, the three heart tricks should
be cashed, followed by the ace and
queen Of clubs. It doesn't matter
who wins the trick, the forced dia-
nond return takes the curse out of
the hand.
Tomorrow's problem:
AKQ0 2K1095 1A94 &872
Your partner opens with one dia-
naond. What Is your response?
(copyright, 1e49, by Charles n. Goren)
Evening star., 1949-10-21
ROCKVILLE 236l.
AUTUMN COLORS

AUTUMN COLORS
No need to drive to Skyline
to see natures glory. Come
to Franklin Forest. In these
woods of virgin timber
you will find just about
every tree that is native to
Va, towering oaks and pop
lars serving as a perfect
cover for the dogwoods.
This nearby planned COM
munity of custom = built
houses has a reserved park
and playground area that
can be developed for rec
reation and pleasure, and
a school within walking
distance. Truly a wonder
full place for children.
Come out Sat. or Sun. to in
spect. If you like, you may
buy a ~ -acre rambler site
(some with a stream) at
$1,000, on easy terms or
with cash discount. Direc-
tions: Out Lee hwy. ! mi,
past Glebe rd. to Lexing-
ton (across from school
turn right to end of street,
then left into Little Falls
rd. and follow signs. Owner
on premises. For further
information call CHI. 1858
or GIL. 1898.
Evening star., 1949-10-21
All advertisements offering
automobiles for sole must in
cIude octuui selling price OF cor
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AMERICAN CROsLEY-New models.
epaRes Ali nfS models 0:Sa ssa5 esdaad delivered
cars. JACK PRY, l747 Conn. ave
ga sSs latest esnna modsi sIe 4deor sedan
Only eS 81 deliverea ae terms eH piaGs and
trade. See this perfect car for TO-
days vs. dsiving r nlE, and parking nn At At MAN
IT, st. ASis SS5n ssss d fsss IS i;
+ st. NV, No. 1857. 81 q"
BUICK 1916 Super station WAGON;
estate must sell: r. and h. tires
$4,000 mi; MI 1890 Ex. ai6s; ewes ewes.
BUICK 'a6 sed.; excellent cond; part
of estate; must sell; $3.50 or pest
BUICK 1916 sedanss:e. exeel; @ value,
sa.le4 ST.. IN sa AUTO "eSftS WhoLRsAGaRs, PsshSass,
1871 Bladensburs rd., Ii. $500.
BUICK 1s41 Super sedan; s59i; .lne
NC; sao 1881 Bladensburg I'd. = II.
BGiciR 1e47 Super conv.; beaut.
plastic seat coy, General tires, like
HoYLE MOTOR SALES, 1345 Que
st: NV. DU. $500. -21
BUICK 1947 Super 4-door; r. and h.,
q clean car below market price; ST.
395, terms. HOYLE MOTOR SALES,
1345 Que st. NV, DU. $500. -21
BUICK 1947 sedan; S1,294; fine con-
dition: $3.50 down, small weekly
INC; 1881 BladensburE I'd. Il.
BUICK 1s4o a-door Special; heater,
good mech. cond.; $295, terms.
HoYLE MOTOR SALES. 1345 Cue
ST. NV, DU. $500. --21
BUICK 1949 Super sedanette; r. and
h., car in new condition: $500 ac-
/, tual mi: accept your car in trade;
$2,195. terms. KIRK MOTOR CO,
1000 Georgia ave. NV, ia. 1900.
BUICK 1947 sedan; s1,294; fine con
payfmsnts. ps1Hn soy AuTo fSSh wHoIEsALERs iI Tfs
INC 1881 sladensburg I'd. Il 4
BGiCR 1s41 Super sedan; 1894; fine
condition: $3.50 down, small weekly
payments. AUTO WHOLESALERS,
INC. 1871 Bladensburs rd. II.
BUICK oiis47 super black 4-dr. sedan;
must ,' sell s1,47s. " OWNER, . ST.
BUICK 1a41 Super 4-dr. sed.; r. and
o; Out: Aonii only ssi ssst, 'ssa sss5 % down and
sal ToRs. gs 1901 Dsfmsnss Il q. a.v. KLEIN Nm NO
Evening star., 1949-10-21
DESK SPACE FOR RENT
LOTS FOR SALE

IOtS FOk SALe
-; -; KS ySo dirt free for the tasins.
SILVER HNi i'osi osspiRNe-wooded lots near
qs1tssi qsmsisrs nss 5S5 0sasai0~' .erms aae
OWNER. oE. 1870; eves.' aE. 1895.
BEAUTIFULLY LOCATED on 18th
o st. ne 4es sst vtb Tdansn XII apa alsaa
in' ho' 4 aoAn sacrifice; ' $4,000. AT. 1855:
WE HAVE A FEW desirable lots and
a 3-acre tract partly wooded, near
the Shirley hwy: $50 down and $40
gnN Per mo; o% On thss ths lot CECIL B: 3sq 5qP-
IMPROVEMENTS in: S3.O35. OWNER.
Home, TR. 2s4e; shop. TW. ssss Ssss.
CHOICE LEVEL CORNER LOT 75x
100, Jefferson Park. Alexandria; al
H,lliess BY owner H. nssT EM ssaSos aSo ana
sITEs-conn. ave. loca-
ton mr.. Fessenden St; lge. beaut.
homesites. NE. i7I7; ewes, ia. 1911.
OFF CONN. AVE-, bordering the park
area, this 10 acres of ground offers
CUSHARD, OR. 4232 or WI. 5S67.
Sacrifice. 1ooxs1o,
c 21O, level shaded; bus 2 blocks;
restricted; approx. 3 mi. D. G: line;
surfaced road; market price S1,3
must sell for $S75 or best offer;
$500 cash, bal. terms; selected pur-
chaser only: L0; 3,so07 after
HOMEsITES - $500 to $3.50, all
wooded: on state roads. 10 minutes
MASON HIRST, Annandale. Va,
phone FA. 7447. Closed Sundays.
= choice section of Fort Lineoln' list
price, S1,35o; sacrifice. $1,000. OW.'
CHEVY 22Sfi ssHa CHASE sea 3. &c toS-priys , 6lk.
east Of Conn. ave. on Fessenden st.
to 34th st. to our signs) Large
Represent. on grounds 2 till dark.
SHAPIRO, INC, NE. 1717: -2l
SITES-Burnt Mills. fac
ing Colesville rd.,. 100x136. So, zoo.
Very exclusive subdivisions. 81. hs77.
Evening star., 1949-10-21
MOTORCYCLES
SCOOTER, Just over
hauled; speedometer, windshield
ofhaps svtrae. &Dk0 WI 1877

SAACD0"A cOSSAn~Ass
hauled; speedometer, windshield,
other extras; $3.50. WI. 1887.
REPAIRS for all motorcycles and
sopies. %gies isf9lsesc sGaiock sS cYeLE %. siI7
,o. e. aye Sill Ia sDE5SS0 ES0. sH; fIc.5 so6o; eond
low mileage; little used In the last
2 years; $3.50 or best offer. FA.
1918 HARLEY" 1s5: excel. cond.:
buddy seat, saddle bags, chrome
extras; ss0o or best ofrer. uN. $3.50. 81
1s4s MATcHLEss 500 &C. motor
cycle, excellent cond., saddle bag,
BLALOCK CYCLE CO., INC, s117
HsoEsis ayes esrsSaa;rsseesso sa; seso. m. ,o4a
automatic and one 1946 geared
model "a; good condition.; both Just
painted; $126 each. BLALOCk
CYCLE CO. INC. SLIT Georgia
saEnasbSSkkiY Ski g4SSfi MSfoR scoorEk-s2s5
or best of1er under. Can be seen
sCOOTER 1917 Cushman;
excellent condition; 500. Call sH.
<74S after 9 Pm. 22'
Evening star., 1949-10-21
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

WATERFRONT BUNGALONs-Acre,,;
age and building sites for sale. Ca,l
or write CLIFFORD c. WOODWARD,
Shady Side, Nd. West River h42l.
LONG BEACH COTTAGE, rms. and
bath. front and rear porches, two
bedrooms, substantially furnished,
including gas range, auto. water
heater, cleo. refgr.; on 65 Bolt.
lot, / block from bay only 5000;
down payment and terms to suit
purchaser. To inspect drive s
miles south OF Prince Frederick on
Solomons Island rd., turn left at ST.
Leonard and follow signs to ONCE
Of M. e. ROCKVILLE, INC.
MIMOSA COVE, DALE, MD.-A rest
full restricted place for nice homes
for good people on protected cove Of
Herring Bay Lots 5oxloo. Sall
BAY.FRoNT CoTTAGE-Price re-.
duced from $1,000 to $4,000. .
bedrms.. porches. all modern con.
veniences; boat harbor; ideal
beach; 81 mi. D. c. Call FA. li1l.
beALE BEACH. MD.-on W. +, with
dock for boat; Modern 3-room,
partly furnished cottage price only
S3.950. Call Mrs. Oliff at West
River, Md, 4432, or WALTER M.
BAUMAN 1927 K st. NV -23
Evening star., 1949-10-21
oUT-oF-ToWk REAL ESTATE

COST S6O0.O0O; price Sll5,000-
Pretentious, Georgian Colonial man
or, brick and limestone; 30 rms. 8
baths. service rms. and facilities
for large scale entertaining; l4-mi.
waterfront, 22l2 acres. guest and
institution, site for club, hotel. etc;
40 min. to D. C. Eve, phone
Georgia 1900. L. r. GRAVATTE.
Realtor. 1918 X st. NV, MA. 0153.
Evening star., 1949-10-21
STORES FOR RENT

OVER 500 RESIDENTS need grocery
Center. Store ST. SSVpt 4ox5o With full 0bs1ns bsmt
Lge: parking space. Long lease.
OWNER. GE. 1870; ewes, GE. 1895.
RIvERDALE. MD.-Two new stores.
20 it. by 40 it., and two 2-bedrm
apts., ready this month. Well-popu-
lated section. 4505 Queensbury rd.,
3 doors from Baltimore pike. HU.
9565. -21
STORE and 2 rooms and cellar; cen.
tral location; different kind Of
business. D. CONNOR g. SON, RE.
HERE'S THE IDEAL STORE for You.
vile, and good for most any, busi-
LaRGf shSHf Va, sAosEHooM, osaSse former res
taurant, with II rooms. upstairs;
arately. l15 B st. Sc, opposite
Library Of Congress and House
pGRFEcT ff 1s0 LOCATION, b5aa Conn.
ing. Cali Wo. 4142. -23
SILVER sPRING, Woodmoor-Large
nev store, "a bsmt,, front and rear
entrance; long lease. 81. 1854.
STORE AND LARGE 2nd A. space,
near 18th and F sts., suitable any
good retail business, except ladies
wear; good lease, at reasonable
Sterling. JESS FISHER & CO.. INC,
1920 X ST. NV EX 1911 -21
Evening star., 1949-10-21
GARAGES FOR RENT

1922 N ST. NV, opposite Ring Bids
front and rear, to 3O-ft. alley. Call
Mr.. Franklin. WEAVER BROS,
INC, washington bIds., DI. $500;
ewes, GIL. 4456. -22
GARAGE, approx. 800 SO. IT.: 2 en-
frances: for storage purposes; near
sisN ssnteF 6kr # ne tos hs7 rent With
Cali after s. % w st. NV. pa
PARKING SPACE for rent downtown.
See manager. 1854 Que st. NV.
HO: 1881, -23
Evening star., 1949-10-21
FARMS FOR SALE Cont
GET THERE "FIRSTEST"
GET THE "MOSTESTn

Colonel MoSby. of Civil War fame,
and many other notables. have been
guests in this lovely Southern home.
located in the heart of the Warren
try estates. with their palatial homes,
this fine old home OF liberal di-
mensions appears structurally sound,
apparently requiring little more
than painting, decorating and mod
house well worth more than twice
the price Of the property. A large
portion Of the 200 acres is very
fertile, with running water in every
field. The house stands on promi.,
nence midst carefully planted
setting of towering trees; price,
S24,5O0. Shown by appointment.
KELLEY g. BRANNER, Exclusive
Agent. DI. 7740; ewes, OR. 52S6.
Evening star., 1949-10-21
$1,000 down

~4I3OOO
7-RooM HOUSE ON 5 ACRES
The house is about 20 yer olo
has large concrete bas snent
rooms on the 1st -. and 3 roo.
and bath on the End f.: the range,
refgr. and Venetian blinds are In
cluded, and there are combination
storm windows and screens. The
land is mostly open and is suited for
garden. poC'try, and small-sca
farming. The property is on a
macadam road t3 miles rom Wash
ington. $4,000 d N, bal. S97 per
mo
Evening star., 1949-10-21
AUTO TRUCKS FOR SALE

FORD 1910 c.oe., chassis: 150-inch
wheelbasc, IN runnlns cond.; Sl@5
cash. See Mr.. BONDURANT, 100
18th St Sc -2l
CHEVROLET 1910 is-ton panel, in
real nice rond. throurhout has
carving racks; S325: NJ, d. H,
1914 Ga. ave. NV. GE. 1866. -.!.3
TWO DIAMOND T TRUCKS-One,
1l2-ton chassis ard cab, with dual
wheels; one, l-ton panel delivery.
Both in good condition. Also one
20-cubic-ft. gasoline air compressor.
on trailer wheels with hitch. Rea-
sonable offer will be accepted TER
INTERNATIONAL panel truck; a.
ton; excel cond; $500 or best offer.
SH,, HY o4o3' FIR. 900, ASK for
1915 CHEVROLET at. panel; 500.
Ask for BOB. Al cond Call
after 8 pm, Bowie 1880. -23
DODGE 1949 i2-ton panel; must sac
riflce immed. l17lI GranGview ave,
Wheaton Hills. Md. After 5 pm.
Evening star., 1949-10-21
LOTS FOR SALE Cont J

D. c. LOCATION-30
lots facing 900 IT. on paved street,
all utilities in and paid for. Zoned
for apts.. semidet. and group houses.
Mr.. Measell, DI. I0I5; ewes, ST.
2S4S. VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO., INC.
52x235; by Wash
ington-Lee High School: All utili-
ARL.-Lovely wooded lot
with 7O-ft. frontage, in hish-class
community. nr. Tara, l block to
bus with schools and shopping near
by; price. S2,450, with all utils.
incl. DICK BASSETT. CHI. 5057.
LOT, 5oxoOO, choice section
OF Berwyn Heights, Md. Greenbelt
1876. -o,3
BARGAIN-Western ave. near Mass.
ave. NV; beautiful, level lot, 40x1 90
to alley. WI. 1902. 22'
BURNT MILLS VILLAGE, Silver
Spring-Wide homesites, rambler
nearing completion for sale. Splendid
restricted location. Out Colesville
rd.. ! mile beyond Four Corners:
also large lots in Hillandale. Meadow
wood and Paint Branch Farms. Call
Mr.. Heater, 81. 400o. or meet him
at Burnt Mills Village, Sat. or Sun,
> to q pm.
CRANE & HELAN. REALTORS.
Evening star., 1949-10-21
SMALL FARMS
N,t povond Atom ROmbS

Out Beyond Atom BOHlpS
An acre and independence, 5000 tno
house,. or :, acres, 5000. Also /,
acre, real waterfront lots on Bull
Run, 5000. HUNTING AND FISH:
ING FROM YOUR OWN BACK
YARD. Plenty Of room for chick
ems, garden. fruits. You can use
your land as soon as you pay the
S25 down. Lots will have
GOOD ROADS
ELECTRICITY
WATER LINE
You save about $500 expense Tor q
well and pump.
$25 Down-$10 Month
80 minute drive out Lee blvd. or Lee
hwy. to Centreville, turn left at traf
flc light on Route % Coward Ma
nassas), four miles to our big sign
on left SMALL FARMS. Open every
day. II noon to 8 pm. Every Trail
ways bus to Manassas passes US.
Bring $40 deposit.