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The Key West citizen. [volume] (Key West, Fla.) 1879-current, 1949-07-12
Yes, at tobacco auctions Lucky
Strike pays millions of dollars
more than official parity price
for fine tobacco!

There's no finer cigarette in the wOrl,
today than Lucky Strike! To bring yo'
this finer cigarette. the makers %
Lucky Strike 20 after fine. light. natu
rally mild tobacco - and pay millions %
dollars more than official parity price,
Ia get a. 10 buy a carton of Luckie,
today. See for yourself how much fines
and smoother l.uckies really are how
much more real deep-down smoking en-
joyment they give you. Yes, smoke d
Lucky You'll agree its finer. milder
more ENJOYABLE cigarette.
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Bids Asked on Parking LoI
| Near Municipal Center

The Commissioners will receive
sealed bids until 2 pm. next Fri
day for two-year lease on space
adjacent to, the Municipal Center
Plaza, for use as a arknig lot. Bids
should be sent to Room 500 of the
District Building.
The lot contains about 79,10O
square feet. It is part of Square
400, bounded by Indiana avenue,
Sixth street and c street NV
The lease will begin December /
The lessee will have to reserve
parking accommodations for up to
148 automobiles of District Gov
ernment employees. He may con-
duct q gasoline filling and auto
mobile service station fronting on
Indiana avenue if he wishes.
The District is retaining the
right to end the lease on 80 days
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Conference SET Dec. 9.10
On 0ccupied Countries

A National Conference on the
Occupied Countries, sponsored by
the Commission on the Occupied
Areas of the American Council on
Education in cooperation with
the State Department, will be held
in the Hotel Washington on
December 8 and 10.
Purpose Of the conference, off,
cials said, is to discuss the
programs Of education and demo-
cratic reorientation in these coun-
tries. Representatives from Ger
many, Austria and Japan will
attend, as well as members of
major educational, civic. religious
and professional organizations in
this country.
A general session on December
8 in the Commerce Department
Auditorium will be open to the
public. Among speakers sched-
Evening star., 1949-11-18
Hollywood Plans to Make
Two Pictures in India
By the Assoeioted Press

NEW DELHI, India.-Hollywood
is coming halfway around the
world to make two pictures in
India. Producers are after Indian
backgrounds - distinctive topog-
raphy. rivers, monsoons, elephants
and camels.
International Films, Ltd. plans
to make the first Technicolor pic
ture filmed in India. It will be
1.-THE River" based on Runner
Godden's novel about British
family on an Indian plantation.
Part of Metro Goldwyn-M Mayors
Technicolor production of Rud-
yard Kipling's kim" will be pho
tographed in India. Dean Stock
well will play Kim and Enrol Flynn
will portray his friend. Mahbub
Ali.
Evening star., 1949-11-18

|uued are DR.. Nambara Shigw.u,
president Of Tokyo National Uni
versity; Prof. E. Redslob. rector
of the Free University Of Berlin,
and Samuel H. Williams, chief of
Evening star., 1949-11-18

the education division Of United
States forces In Austria. There
will also be the flrst public show
ing Of the movie, THE Free Uni
versity Of Berlin"
Evening star., 1949-04-24

Others happy in hiding place where they can read un
tcuptedy even work very hard self assigned project
whose completion will give them satisfaction.
Many schoolteachcrs plan their line with
their work They may 20 universities for summer
sessions study for sddtional degree.
This may seem to contradict my earlier point that vaca-
ton should involve change But remember change any
thing which takes out Of t and guides your mind into
new channel The schooltcacher who becomes student
opening her mind to subjects may be world as differ
ent as that Of tiA Nostherner in Central America.
0nesia-a-Iisstizns Txip
NEW technques. information may be as satisfying to
acquire as new coat Of tan 1t is said that Dr. Ensten
reaxes with the violin while his friend Fritz kreer elaxes
with puzzles In the way you can relax
as you widen your interests.
Think too. in terms of planned effort to realize some
strong or ngantcpated wish Not every can be
spent this way but Of them might It may be oncen
aifeme trip to New York California or even trip
abroad Even simpler it could be the to an old stamp
ing ground or trip to special friends In a surrounding
OF firm friends with the comfortable recollection OF old expe-
rences shared many people find rest inspiration
is rare person indeed who does not have such pet
interest activity that his regular daily schedule has 90 far
never permitted him to carry out The Importance Of it Is of
Continued on page II
Evening star., 1949-04-24

VoUR vacation is serious matter You may have
thought of it this way, but psychatrist have
people risk serious mental trouble because they did not
understand the Importance of vacations
Let say frankly that mental health is perhaps the
greatest menace to the equilibrium of American life today
And like so many problems is best attacked by prevention
Simple and ordinary as may satisfying vacation
practical step for everyone take only prevent
real maladusment later but Improve mental health
As psychiarst would actually prescribe vacation for
of the following mental states all of them signs of stress
and strain in personality If you have become fed up
If you are Just going along nerve if you feel begged
down. as though dragging along and always tired
the of life making you lose your
humor But the best prescription of all is take vacation
before you reach any of these states
Unvaryng routine affect anyones mental efficiency
l have known men and women who took pride in having
worked vast number of years without let-up 1t
always amazes to hear them the fact though
their selfdenial some kind of an achievement.
They Axsn't Smart
OUCH persons aren't smart they're only eopardzing their
jobs their health and their home life.
of the recognition that this fact has earned is
the attitude of big business and industry which usually insist
that employees take vacations These firms find that
poyees back refreshed eager do their Jobs better
What vacation? Like many concepts it is easier say
what isn't than what it is vacation does necessarily
great expense elaborate itinerary 1t need not last
long time does not doing nothing that's the most
esome task in the world because you can't quit and rest
vacationer vacates - he quits doing something do
something else Usually that something else has larger
element Of free choice than his everyday occupation
vacation is time spend you like, time play
ing i'm contrast working.
What the mentalhealth values basic all types of
vacations? Obviously prescribe specific type of
vacation for else unless he knows that person init
matey A vacation must fit the individual 1t has be
tailored according to his and his needs His
needs in turn determined by the factors his personality
What delights vacatoner might bore another completely
STILL there three points against which everyone
the benefits he expects gain from his holiday
No one holiday will furnish them ALL perhaps, but you
do not notice something that has been neglected in your
Evening star., 1949-04-24

source o fn year after Others prefer fund thing
new places. friends Both good the mprsan, ele-
mcnt Is the degree Of change
Change and relaxation. then main ingredients x
refreshing vacation The iron cold losgy az smoke-
ridden area might be wise to skip hs vacation and
seek sunny. languoron climate during the winter
montha The hoseikeeper cke, agent who dcals With
Thousands Of people might do we'll disappear into the woods
with an untalkatvc Indian guide
However works in your case the point 10 to shift
from routine pscsses and in order to reesh your
perspective and supply Of energy.
.. van Enrich N, frssr~ssss There are great benefits
IN using your free time to widen your knowledge skill
Some people enjoy travelling and learning IRON ncw scenes
Evening star., 1949-04-24

different type of fatigue from what he experiences after
strenuous business day. Physical tredness be overcome
by rest. Mental WEAKNESS leads only to tension
So for this above all ese don't plan to spend your
vacation keeping in touch with the Office Avoid vacation
that will include worries about the situation at home or the
amount of money you're spending Try to undertake only
what you can accomplish comfortably. pleasantly Some
people waste half their vacations travelling long distances
and before they even reach their haven of rest
Take Don't pretend that you going to relax and
then keep yourself in state of tension.
vacation is beneficial in somewhat the same way as
nights Sleep Sleep is refreshing rebuilding process
period OF recupeaton for both mind and body These
values achieved through vacation which offers decided
change in activity in different environment In short
chance to unwind.
Some people like to 60 back to the place. proven
Evening star., 1949-04-24

past experience something you might well this summer
Ask yourself
L. VIII My Vacation BE Refreshing? Mental relaxation
is far more important than physical The office worker
who hunting fishing spends far physical energy
than he does on the job but the exhaustion he feels very
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-10-20
OBSERVE SLXTIETH
ANNIVERSARY

Mr.. and Mrs. E. M. Preston en-
tertained at their home over the
week end their daughter, Mrs. Julia
N. Garner; granddaughter, Mrs.
Ralph Hite and husband; and great
grandson, Freddie Hite, all of Post
Falls, Ida; a daughter, Mrs. Alfred
Hunsinger from Columbia Falls; a
grandson, Robert Hunsinger and
wife; and great granddaughter,
Shirley Ann Hunsinger, of White
fish.
While these family members were
present, the sixtieth wedding ami
versary of Mr.. and Mrs. Preston
was celebrated.
The Prestons are one of Libby
congenial and beloved couple of
older folks, whose life span of 80
years each holds many interesting
and colorful events and stories. Mr.
Preston, who is one month to the
day older than Mrs. Preston, is well
known throughout Western Mon
tana for the many services rendered
in past years as a veterinarian who
treated folks horses and made them
well. He states that in the Eureka
area alone he estimates he worked
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-10-20

May. The biggest problem was the
raising of an additional 100000
which would be necessary for the
building of a hospital.
Leo Kyser reported that the
Lions Club had started action to
have the city streets and sidewalks
cleaned up and that the Chamber of
Commerce would cooperate in every
way possible that this be done. It
was planned to buy trash cans to be
placed on the streets into which re-
fuse might be thrown.
Forrest DeRosia stated that the
committee had started action to try
to get the Great Northern railway
to designate Libby a regular rather
than flag stop for trains No. and
4. This would mean an improve
ment in parcel post mail for Libby.
It now is taken off at Troy and
brought to Libby on the mail train
which follows.
Working on Future Publicity
Don Hargreaves reported for the
publicity committee in the absence
of chairman Harold Zwang. He
stated that the committee is work.
ing on plans to get out Libby adj
vertising folders this winter, and
that advertising letterheads with a
scene of the Kootenai canyon were
being worked on. It was also the
plan to build two large signs which
could be erected on highway No. 2,
one near Kalispell and one near
Standpoint, Ida.
o. L. Gillespie reported that the
highway committee is doing what
it can to see that highway No. 2
be completed next year. He reported
that he had attended a highway
meeting called by Governor Bonner
for the purpose of coordinating eff
forts for the improvement of roads
in Montana.
C. B. Amos, a district manager
Of the Interstate Telephone Com
oany, was present and stated that |
he company fully realized the pro-
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-10-20
Libby News Items

Mr.. and Mrs Earl Carpenter and
daughter Dolores of Kalispell visited
friends over Sunday.
Don Martin of Warland visited
the Bill Brewington home the last
of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Blair of Hope,
B. c., arrived Friday. They will
make their home with their son,
Lewis Blair
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Corbett of
Boomers Ferry, Ida, were week end
guests at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
J. c. Midyett
Mrs. James Cobbledick and daugh-
ter Anne of Troy, left Friday for
Spokane to attend the wedding of
Miss Gloria Cobbledick to Mr. Ralph
Fruen. From there they will go
10 Ogden, Utah, where they viii
reside.
Mr.. and Mrs L. D. Frost and
Mrs. Orville johnson, all of Eur
elEa, visited last week end at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Lamp
ton. Mrs. johnson and Mr.. Frost
are sister and brother to Mrs.
hampton.
Willard Brewington of Seattle,
visited at the home of his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. c. Brewington over
the week end.
-Delicatessen Food Sale by ladies
of the Methodist church, Parker's
Studio, 1000 a. m, Tuesday, Oct
Is. lc
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-10-20
JAILED FOR PASSING
WORTHLESS CHECKS

John w. Webb, a floater, was
tried in Justice L. E. Trips court
in Eureka on October Is, charged
with having passed "a false and
fraudulent check" He pleaded
guilty and was sentenced to go days
in Jail and 500 fine. He is now
serving his sentence in the county
jail.
The check that caused his down
fall was one for $55 which he cashed
at the Dave Hanson beer parlor in
Rexford. II is said he had cashed
other worthless checks in that end
of the county.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-10-20

on the teeth of over 1900 horses.
Mr. and Mrs. Preston were mar
ried at Morrison, Ill, in 1889. From
there they went to Audubon, Ia,
in 1896. In 1911 they moved to
Alberta, where they re-
sided and Mr.. Preston served in his
profession until coming to Eureka
in 1920 In 1943 they came to Lib
by where they have claimed their
homo since
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-10-20
MUCH DATA ON DAM
GIVEN BY ARMY MAN

Continued from Page One)
meeting it was stated that plans for
a Is bed hospital were almost ready
and it was hoped that construction
for this unit could be begun in
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-10-20

blems of Libby in regard to tele-
phone service. He stated that it
was the aim of the company to i'm
prove the long distance service out
of Libby and it was hoped that an
additional circuit could be put into
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-10-20

Operation to Spokane this winter, If
not then by next spring. 1t was also
stated that with the new building
they have just erected here there
will be an improvement in local
service.
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-10-20
CARD OF THANKS

The kindness and sympathy Of
neighbors and friends in our recent
sorrow will always remain with us
a precious memory. Our sincere
thanks and gratitude for all those
acts.
w. E. Dexter
Mr.. and Mrs. Dexter Shaurette
Mr.. and Mrs. Lionell Shaurette
Donald E. Shaurette
The Western news. [volume] (Libby, Mont.) 1933-current, 1949-10-20
Gentlemen!

q It seems to be your GUS
tom to look we'll when you
purchase any piece of ma
rbinery A car, fishing
tackle, gun, or the most
reliable piece, and the one
that you depend on most; a
WATCH.
o What would you do
without the time? Why do
YOU always depend on &C
curacy when it comes to a
lob? TIME means so much,
that there are more than
ten times the watches worn
today than there were Is
years ago.
. We all wear them, and
more and more are we get
ting to know the best in ac-
curate time keepers. We
want pOIisheS, plates and
pinionS, the best in jewel
ing, the finest in appear
ance, and not just in a
name, but we demand Per-
Torrance.
q This you get when you
by a watch with II jewels
and the incablOc system of
jeweling.
Q Let us explain this to
YOU, and the difference in
watches, and the likeness
in many of them.
Q If you buy it here, it is
guaranteed.
BUCKINGHAM
JeweIry Store
For Better Diamonds
Evening star., 1949-07-29
TRAIlERS FOR SALE

SMALL HOUSE TRAILER, 6xs #.
Hogsf ng slts 4R.,LEK express si.t al5e l4o model
EFT. gaFk IIaa5si IdGGAaE eaEk' TRAILER, good
Wk. ends. oV. 1856. .
1z-TON BANTAM, stock rack loading
ramp; $3.50. Vienna, Va, 1913.
s7-FT. ,4s zIMMEK, cond. like new;
Mexico ave. NV, American Univ.
1917 TRAILER, sleeps 4; 25 TT.
Woodley Trailer PIX: pvt. owner.
RICHARD D. DeF1LLIPPo, woodley
MUST sT SACRIFICE 1a4s Dentoura
LEWIS. Al. 6o76 after Z pm. 80
mod. equipment Including Traii-
True dolly and awning and porch;
new cond.; must sacrifice. See MR..
RHODES. Lot 3S, Cherry Hill Trailer
Park, Berwyn, Md. DE. 1717. III
NATIONAL TRAILER SALES. 500 5000
NEW AND USED house trailers on
display, 1895 up; pay on easy terms.
AMERICAN TRAILER CO., at Oak
Grove Trailer Court, mi. south of
Alex, on Route l. Phone oV. $500.
DE LUKE HOUSE TRAILER, late '4s
model, all-metal; bottled gas, elec.
refgr., elec. air brakes, controlled
heating system, fully insulated. tan
dunn wheels, copper screened porch
and awning, used very little, perfect
condition. Will sacrifice. WI. 1851.
TRAILER, 1947; 1S-ft..
sleeps 4, 4-burner gas stove and
refriserator; used only one trip from
West Coast. exterior and interior
like new, win take car in trade or
Way. Silver Spring. Md. SH. 1904
or SH. 1857. 81
1919 PLATT, 31-ft., sleeps 6, all
conveniences; must sell quickly. OK.
Evening star., 1949-07-29
RARE OPPORTUNITY
AT LONG BEACH

Fully furnished and equipped cottage,
overlooking Chesapeake Bay; ready
for immediate occupancy; owner
moving to West Coast, makes this
cottage available; priced at only
$1,000, complete with furnishings,
equipment and sailboat on which
narbor rental has been paid to June
1850. Terms may be arranged on
any reasonable basis. The many
attractions of Long Beach will have
to be seen to be fully appreciated.
Lge. hilltop beach home, amid stately
oaks, overlooking the broad expanse
OF Chesapeake Bay; studio liy. rm.
with bay windows and balcony, in
direct lighting, bedrms and ia
baths, modern kit, 14x20 rec. rm
with f1repl: In ,bsmt,, stone breast of
liv:, rm. f1repl. extends 16 #. to
ceiling, 4Sin. Heat-O-Lator takes
Aft. logs; over $4,000 50. it. in lot,
surrounded by native stone wall;
house contains approx. $4,000 Gu.
IT.; Army service of owner makes
this very desirable property available
for several thousand dollars less
than reproduction cost, S12.SOO.
Down payment, $4,000. Terms on
Talk with any of the home owners
and learn why they SO Thoroughly
enjoy living at Long Beach. To see
Long Beach: Drive 8 mi. south of
Prince Frederick on the Solomons
Island road, turn left at St. LeonaId d
and follow signs to oflice facing
Chesapeake Bay. M. E, ROCKHILL
INC, Room 207, 1928 x St NV
Evening star., 1949-07-29
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AMERICAN CROsLEY-See the new,
Hot Shot" Roadster, hydraulic
brakes new designed motor. We
sell the worlds most economical
cars; UP to- 55. mi. to gal. Also
dealers for Austin, Renault. Morris,
JACK PRY, 1747 Conn. ave. and
1889 Penna. ave. s.e.
AUSTIN 194s 2-dr.; beautifully
stylish car in 1st-class condition;
low mileage up to 35 mi. per gal
lon; all-steel body; fully equipped;
ssaE ssaEantsed tse. Special low priGs ony
TAN AUro q RADIO Co. Author
ICED Austin Dealer. both sides 7th at
, r sts; NV; Phone NO. 1857:
el convertible: good condition: $500
Ssrlbopo sn; 5000; s,ds. ESt 7@4; eves', Lsq syn
BUICK ie47 -? ssedanstte; r. and h.,
1896. Open ewes. till 9. HALEY's, ,
INC. (Packard) Used Car Dept,
LAO goth st. NV. MA: 1905. -29.
BUICK sona ~ a1s sups p,5 and I'd, h. eaT in s1ss
be seen to appreciate, pvt. PITY; $3.50
sheaesr Ct pes! esa Enet Or ss S9i trace '0'
BUICK go Special 2-dr.: looks good,
exesI SasH GnRp' MSsIs' Pax Pep MT mmA Venom ave-
Alex, Va. Open till 9. AL. 1924,
AL. 1880. -29
BUICK-Leaving the city, will sell
1899 Buick Roadmaster in excellent
condition, for $475; 1-owner only.
Low mileage. This is q bargain,
and must be seen to be appreciated.
Ma. 7430. go
BUICK 1949 Super convertible; dyna-
flow, radio, heater, Wv. tires, win
dow washers. blue and black top:
q beauty. $500 under list. So ,695
RIPLEY MoToE CO. 612o Wis Wis
BUICK 1888; green, light top, Wv.
tires, radio and heater, all leather,
Windshield washers; Q beautiful car,
&oe6. RIPLEY MOTOR CO., 612o
Wis. ave. NV. OR. s66l. 20
Evening star., 1949-07-29
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

BAY FRONT COTTAGE at Snug Har-
Dor. mr.. Shadyside, 81 miles from
Wash. Knotty-pine paneling through
out; with 2 bedrms.., 52 #: of porch
completed With all facilities and fully
furn. Sale or rent l mo. Aug. 81
Sept. II. $50 per wk. If renter pur-
chases, rental will be deducted from
sale price. OWNER at Powell Cot
;age' Snug Harbor. this week or tel
NORTH sELBY ON THE BAY-Cot-
water furn.: $1,75O. AP. 1892.
REHOBoTH BEACH-visitor person.
ally recommends new, well-fur-
nished, 7-room rambler, located on
Silver Lake, 3 Minis. ride to shops
August 6. ia, s6s5. 81
River, Classic Shore, Colonial Beach.
Va. Modern 6-room house. oil heat.
garage. city water. electricity, large
lawn, woods, stream. $4,000, terms.
Box 347-V, Star. 81
n. BEACH, mr.. 9TH and Dayton; own
in part for home in, mr.. D. c.; nr.
Marshall Hall resort. 3 mi. to In
dian Head bus: new 4 r., big lot,
well. cleo: on hwy; outbldgs.; So
$50. 8 r.. 5 a.. " SO, of hwy;
seses' sao n L0'i E n RYoS, Rfa'e aE SeSfIS si4s
(Terms on ALL
MODERN COTTAGE. $1,000, fur
nished. Inspect at cedarhurst on
Shady Side, Md. 4 rooms, 2 large
porches, bath. gas. cleo. suitable
all year Other cottages. S4,950 up,
easy terms. Choice lots, $3.50. to
k1 q III
hurst has good boat harbor. pier,
sea wall good roads, quiet, re-
stricted, well-developed community.
Inquire at Cedarhurst office or
WALTER NJ. BAUM, 1927 X st
NV, MA. 1929. Circular on request
MIMosA COVE. Deale. Md.-Unsur-
ring Bay: lots 5OxIOO; $500 IT. Of
water front: restricted; reas. Agent
on grounds. AK. 1927 or West
THREE Ekfa 0sSoi sooAcRE TRACTS running msi
from hard-surfaced road to navie-
from Ocean City. Md. for only
$4,000 each. In excellent neishbor-
hood; fssS. j., Reasonable terms. Or viii
enone HERMAN scHMipTf at feiieGei HOTEL
Delmar. Ocean City, July 3Oth and
Sast; ineton' or at National s@57 in Wash va.
Colonial BEACH bosl5o,
Mste4. 1aSias 81 stfss!s ss4 $780, 800 IT as from
SCIENTISTS CLIFFS, Port Republic,
Md.-Bay-front cottage reduced in
price by transferred owner, for
prompt sale to college graduate: re-
stricted. Also lots for sale. Drive
down, e miles beyond Prince Fred
erick; Washington phone, evenings,
RANDALL CLIFFS, waterfront. all
year s-rm. home; price. $4,000
Cali WEST REAL ESTATE. Hi.
+ 1882 after 6 pm, MR.. FARRELL,
Will BUILD your vacation cabin on
your own lot in Calvert County
BEVERLY BEACH-New cottage for
water. TR. 2974. 81
10 TO Ia ACRES on State I'd, u
mile from Chesapeake Bay. near
Point Lookout, Nd. about "a, mile
waterfront wa, on salt salt water creek; 10
}Isa }dsss! for subj Vision. OWNER: TR,
LAKE JAcKsoN-A 1e-mi. lake. mr..
Manassas, Va; new log lodge, l
ny; rY den, bath: kitchen, run:
wooded: reduced price for prompt
sale, $500, terms. call out here
SiYf ghere e. it lsoa is cool healthy and oS,et.
coTrAaE.4 81. Aa 4.sa; Excellent cond. and S fur
nished. @modern facil., circulating
heat, screened-in porch, det. gar.
Cape Anne on Chesapeake Bay. Call
vi. 1850 after pm. 3
Evening star., 1949-07-29
REAL ESTATE LOANS

FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate
low rates; 3 or 5 year terms and
monthly payments. P J. WALSHE
INC. 1!l5 Eye St; NV. Ma. 646S.
BARLOW REALTY CO, Realtors
1881 G q. nv NE. 24y5.
iss AND 2nd TRUST LOANS. Prompt
and courteous service. Before bor-
rowing call COLONIAL INVESTMENT
Co. S17 9th st. NV RE 1850
MONEY ON SECOND IRUST-we
will buy second-trust notes, D. c.,
nearby Nd. or Va. Reasonable rates
NATIONAL MORTGAGE q INVEST
MENT CORP; 1919 N Y ave. NV
CASH FOR end TRUST NOTES
white or colored)-Quick settle
ment: prefer personal calls to teie-
phone calls. FULTON R. COR
DON, 1927 Eye st. NV. DI. $3.50
Brokers, attention.
TRUSTS, LIST, 2nd and 3rd: Md, Va
D. c.; wk.s service. ADAMS REALTY
CO., 905 N. Y. ave. NV. RE. 1912
End and 3rd TRUST NOTES pur-
chased: prompt quotations. BRO
DIE 4 COLBERT. INC, Realtors
MA. SS75; ewes. VI. 1875.
WILL BUY deferred purchase money
second trust; reas. discounts. MIR
QUICK. 81. 7731: ewes. RA. .341s