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The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-04-29

slams are attacking Washington
Our clergy are preaching intolerant
sermons that date back to the Span
ish Inquisition. | heard one on East
er morning. The good, learned min
lister, forgetful that Christians muir
dered about 100000 helpless women
and children at Hiroshima and Maya
saki, forget that the day, should be
devoted to worship of the Prince of
Peace, Illuminated against what he
called the "Creedless Cruelty of Com
munism."
We have severe laws against the
sale of narcotics. In 1886 the Chi
nese government forbade the impor-
tation of opium. British merchants
in Calcutta were making millions i'm
porting opium to China. To restore
this trade, Great Britain waged war
on China, killed a hundred thousand
innocent people; seized the city of
Hong Kong for keeps.
Such of our rulers as are sane
have no more fear of Soviet at
tack on us than the British fear
ed an attack from the helpless
Chinese in 1886.
The prime purpose of all our anna
nent is to finally force our surplus
products on the backward" peoples.
The secondary purpose is to enrich
light now, at the taxpayers expense,
he airplane makers, the ship build
,rs, the big tobacco companies, mu-
lition makers, in fact all who piano.
,ly for war.
Ten days ago, on a vote in the
House of Representatives only one,
Iarcantonio, voted against sending
u billion dollars to arm Europe,
nd raise up business rivals with
heaper labor against our own work
rs.
Ten years from now, when the
resent war fever has ruined our
economy, the clergy may again read
ne rebuke of Nathan to David, "Thou
rt the man., (who had stolen the
ct lamb of his poor neighbor and
easted on it, If so, all may look [
ack on Marcantonio's lone vote as
rowing that all the rest of the House :
{ Representatives should have been |
ut in an asylum, and that he should
: the warden.
Our teachers are not fifty paid. Our {
hools are dilapidated in the North f
Id West; there are really none in i
e South, (my own beloved native a
nd). Our highways are breaking [
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-04-29
GOVT BANS SHOWINGS OF
NAZI BRUTALITY FILMS

Berlin, March State and Army
department officials at Washington
have discreetly decided not to exhibit
the United States Military Govern
ment's powerful documentary film
Nuremberg" to audiences in the
United States, it was reported here.
The reason assertedly given for
the picture-a history of
the Nazi movement in Germany
from American movie-goers is that
1T would revive anti-German feeling
among Americans. Gazette and
Daily
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-04-29
Why We're They There?

Winston Churchill this before the British House OF
Commons demanded that the Labor lying
down the firing British warshps Yangze by
Communists Such blasts typical Chuchlian style
embarrass the government and also nfame large
ment of the British popuace however, when the smoke
oratory cleared Brains we'll the world
we'll consider certain questions and implications of the
Yangtze affair.
To begin with, what units of the British fleet
doing parked squarely the interior Chna
Surely they had been there for the of evacuang
British nationals from Marking the monthong
ample opportunity to complete such mission.
Further the entire world had days
that unless the Nationalist accepted proposed peace terms
the truce would be ended by April 49, It would that
such warning should have been sufficient for the British
have moved their ships from being the
had the British Admiralty so desired.
is noteworthy that American warshps within
hundred miles of the shooting and the Communists struck
out toward Shanghai American ships withdrawn further
from the
While this subject, couple other specuations
Since there question all of be
in the hands of the Northern Chinese reasonable ponder
if the Yangtze incident when viewed may
be considered milestone in Chinese HISTORIAN historic mile
stone when the Chinese advised the the world that
henceforth and hereafter China would
destiny Or put in other wordsNew China will longer
countenance foreign exploitation and interference with
and political life. If this line of reasoning has sub
stance then, but matter of time until the British will
be forced to give the colony Hong Kong which
taken by force of from the Chinese Therein
lie much of the Churchan the bombardng
of British ships in the Yangtze.
Still another thought concerning why ships
the battle pertinent. the desperate
struggle Britain is presently carrying her empire;
of the resveness of colonial peoples throughout the
Orient their increasingly -menacng
could the leaving of these ships the danger
been planned that by the British Admiralty Putting
another way could such seeming military boner have been
deliberate with the idea of precpatg international in
cden of Notwithstanding proporionsone that might be used
setting conflict
Russia might be atomzed while that nation is still weak
thereby removing the major obstacle continued British i'm
periaism Or failing that would the deliberate provoking
of such incident add impetus the drafting Of Pacific
War Pact similar to the Atlantic Pact with America also
plying billions dollars of materiel to Japan
Britain Holland and France to continue by force of (Amer
can) their centuries old exploitation of the peoples of
the Orient?
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-04-29
Epidemic Deliriu171 ;.
By LOWNDES MAURY, Butte

Last Sundays april I'D Montana Standard announces tna
American power shoves and money building canal on the
Rhone in France half large and costly as the Suez
Canal This will deliver the entire flow 60 feet high to Amer
turbines energy comparable to the Soviet plant
the Dnieper. That DAM ten the largest
The people's voice. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1939-1969, 1949-04-29

single source of electric power
on earth. We are re-opening
the old Corinth Canal for the
last of the Hapsburgs in
Greece.
Last week the House of Repre-
sentatives voted to send 512 thous-
and million dollars to prevent the
spread of Communism in Western
Europe. They say that poverty
makes Communists. Probably it does.
Communism can arise outside of the
Soviet Union, outside of Europe. 1t
can arise in Harvard University.
Corliss Lamont, son of a partner of
the House of Morgan, is leader of
the Communist faction in America.
| think he holds degree from Har-
ward. If Communists are made by
then the expenditure of 26
billion dollars the year for war, and
to build up industry in Europe to
compete with ours at home, is newt
ably, finally going to drive us here
to Communism.
For hundred years good watches
were made by the Waltham Watch
Company in Massachusetts. For
many years good watches were made
by the Elgin Watch Company, at Ell
gin, Illinois; twenty years ago Elgin
with Waltham. The en-
arged company under the Waltham
lame made good watches, and mil
ions of them. We have helped the I
'wiss; now the Swiss, with our CAPT !
al, have so undersold Waltham in !
hese United States that Waltham
as gone broke. The courts are run
ing the Waltham Company; bank
uptcy does not increase wages.
Our car makers are laying off men,
educing prices. The Austin cars,
british made, due to our aid to Brit
ii industry, run by thousands in ev- {
ry large city in the United States.
turing our car shortage, Austins /
ere obtainable by any one with the {
rice [
During current events, only proph- {
is see things in right proportion. I
or 5000 years the Chinese wrote f
nd kept their history. But each /
eneration wrote, not the doings of S
S own, but of the preceding gener- Q
ion. For this reason, the annals p
China are more reliable than b
ose of the Greeks, Romans or Jews.
1t was broadcast recently that Mr.. S
lately resigned from head a
our national defense, jumped from Il
ID in hospital shrieking "The Rus Il
Evening star., 1949-05-16
!. J. YOUNG, BROKER
leo Nsrrnnnt Are NV suite SOS
PRICK BUNGALOW

eethesda, & rms. tile bath. nrepl..
slectric kit, fun bsmt: shaded lot,
Tnxl5a: quiet neighborhood. Near
bus. Compieteiy redecorated. Vacant.
J. NOBLE BOAZ. RealtoT. 7424 wis.
ave WI g5l11 IL
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ROOMS WITH BOARD

1881 9th ST. NW.-Loyeiy double
bedrm.; delicious meals. GE. 4l24.
DUPONT CLUB. 1925 10th st. NV
Nice lst. floor double or triple. with
@ oaDe eatn and sSa ssge Se tssh 1odn faT sS2
S47 80 each. Cool basement, singles;
S45 I'D. Excellent meals. is
14O9 18th ST. N.w.-Sing1e. double
teievision. Nj. 274o. IT
1928 18th ST. N.w.-Two singles,
one double or share room: young
ladies' or young men; showers: run
svitchbosrd: excellent board. is'
69O6 9Th ST. N.W.-Corner, front;
twin beds; clean home; excel. meals;
2 empl. people, S55 ca. GE. 06s2.
BEL-AIR CLUB. 7711 Eastern ave.
choce r@s Rs for eaftieuiar saa alhnfa people
sgle.: dble. and triple; best in food
COUNTRY ROOM and board; will
also care for small child in pvt
home; Route No. 1. Annandale.
TODAY WE OPEN a new house. with
% available spaces, for both young
to $50 per person a month; our
food and service is the best in the
city. Call US at DE. 9796, or visit
DISsIN'S. 2013 Mass. ave. n.w.-21
WESLEY HALL-Spscious double
rooms in remodeled, redecorated
BLDG. running water in every rm.,
large closets; dances and free
movies, recreation room; $4s to
S5s 80 mo. Excel. food. Bendix
washer. 1926 21st st. NV. NO
9S04.
CLUB MASON, 1928 New Hamp ave
n.w.-Lovely double room for ladies.
Euesthouse, famous for its food and
service. Phone in each room. NO.
6770. -22,
1401 18th NV. Triple rm., pvt
bath; lge. dbl, small single: excel
food and service. Switchboard.
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APIS. UNFURklsHEo tcens.

APT. WITH 6ARAGE = Completely
alum. blinds lss; eooliI. sl aI.. fan sg.o s.9
beg; June; sIo4 us. .5i5o; Is
utilities: Immediate OCCUPANCY, Lo-
University Of Nd. Exesllsnt shop
.f13 VARNUM ST, Bellemeac, Nc
UnfurniGhed. 8 rms. nrst floor:
500 per mon. VI. 0lS2 -l6
GE0RGETOWN-EntiEs third floor in
private residence In exclusive sec
ton; two larSe rooms and bath;
Frigidaire: light Housekeeping facih-
ties; separate entrance; garden priv
Leges: adults only; 500 monthly.
i ROOM. ' kitchen and bath, all utin-
ties; garage: Conn. ave. rr. Ward
man PIX. Call EN-. 9040. III.
ONE RM., KIT, kemipyt. bath. in pvt
home. Empl. adults Utilities incl;
$50. GE. 3735. IL
OGDEN GARDESS-Eneienc VIII
rent to reliable. acceptable tenant
who will purchase besut., good quail
p furn. on cash basis. Avail. immec
Box 370-K. Star.
NEAR DUPONT CIRCLE-2nd d. Of
newly converted bldg; liv. rm.
with fireplace, bedrm., bath, storage
nm, oinette, all-elec. kit. including
garbage disposal unit; $3.50 per mo. !;
avail. June Is; American couple
only; no children or pets: Call Ar
Domer, sANDoZ. INC. DU. 1894.
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8707 SUNDALE DRIVE
OPEN SUNDAY 2-7

ss1 ,00o-This attractive preysr built
aetaehed white brick 3-bedrooFn.
hath hcrne, is located on O onits
street and close 70 basiine ist
noor has livtns room with fireplace.
eIass-inelosed porch, dinins room
and al-eiectrie kitchen End floor
has 3 bedrooms ard baths ease-
with hrtplaee: nice rear yard tn
closed with pickei fence. oil a-e..
heat. huilt-in xarAge. To reach
North 10 END OF 18th street and
East-west highway, left on East
Wesf hwy. 70 Ist street on right;
Sundak drive fRosemary Hills ktxnl
ard Yirhf 20 eur Open sign
J. A. MckEEvER CO, INC.
1914 X OF. nv. 81. $500.
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HOUSES FURNISHED

CHEVY CHASE, Md bedrms.,. 8
baths, partly air-conditioned; Tor
about months, S1S5 per mo. can
aRLiNGfoN Ri sSfSN - Nice neishborhood: /:
completely equipped for living: g.
rm. house; June 10 to Sept. l; $125
per mo; $500 for period. CHI. 4o67
s-BEDRooM COLONIAL home. dish
washer, garbage disposal incl;
fenced-in yard, ideal for children;
rent. $225 per mo-; avail. tmmed
for 5 mos. KE, 3-6S35. ---1s
BuRLEITH-6 rms. nicely furn.;
June to Oct. adults. EN-. Ss45
after pm. Monday. Id
oUINTANA PL. N.w.-3-bedroom
brick house and garage; June ID
September Is, les month. GE. 6057
GEoRGETowN- Charming 6-rm. row
s9se sias. isase soa s5.k stan snle We 1i7 .-f7ei
furn., redecorated; june II to sept;
IT; $3.50 mo. incl. util. 320S
Jocelyn st. NV, WO. o519. III
SROOKLAND. N.E.-Brand-new g.
rm. semidet. home. sas heat: lovely
rec. rm., yard and furniture: only
$3.50 per mo-: immediate possession.
KAY REALTY CO. INC. RA. goo.
LII
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HOUSES UkFURklsHED


coiesville rd., near Naval Ord Lab. !;
co eses ffse9 fNc'. pst Pa. ms goo max HhAsai go
WANTED TO RENT. unfurn. house.
with 3 or 4 bdrms Perm. detail.
Virginia area pref. CHI. 1928. -l7
RMS, acre ground, well, bus. l
s125, 2-YR. LEASE, 4th--bedrm.,
semifinished firepl., tile bath. pleas
ant new community; 3 min. Pen
tagon. or will sell 81 200 down. Sg4
per mo. Phone GL. 5000. 0 am.
to l pm. BARBARA FOX.
MODERN COUNTRY HOME
Located on 20 acres of land in the
Fairfax-Oaktona Va, area about l6
mi from D. c. Beautifully land
scaped; house has lge. liv. rm. with
fireplace. din. rm., modern kit, 2
lge. bedrms.. bath and den on one
foor; lge.. airy bsmt.; small barn;
for lease by naval capt. for or
9 years: $125 mo.
McCAY g. McCAY
Realtors GT S675 III
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HOUSES FURNISHED tcsas.l

NAYLOR I'd. near ktnn- ave. ss.--
5 rms. and bath. oil heat: completely
furnished. eei- hone; nice ysrdi
,ssa 1ssida,.. 70 o ssRsoM. ssRses L Z ss5i:
sHkPHEkb p & 3 PPakk-L.rs. de..eh.e
s-roono home. near Walter Reed
oITs REALTY co. Ma. 1884 sne
GEoRGETowN - Charming house
With four bedrooms, living room. din
gas furnace. also fireplace: house is
inSula ted. garden IN rear: viii rent
% October. possibly longer rent
s254 per month; adults only; no
.kLINe1os fhlsEen 81 De,. vAE.vI1 AZ i121 turn s
rms; NJ. Washintson-Lee shoppins
Annex and Fort Myer; I girls or
family; ,sI50 month less for lease
saaLI k6 ~ suss. 4 HOUSE. in Yates Gar.
dining room. kitchen. 2 bedrooms;
storage; fenced-in garden; adults
only; s1e5 mo-. 2 mos: In advance; !;
sxsbSz t'i5S;i e lSR'f NO. 81 Du1sa' s5' ci:s
BEAUTIFULLY FURNISHED, @ rms,
2 baths recreation room. front
porch, large back yard This home
Is about 2 years old; in immaculate
condition: reasonable rental; near
18th and Savannah sts. sc. HENRY
sALUs, .ilo4 Vermont ave. NV,
JINE 8 70 SEPT. s-Arlinston; air.
conditioned: fenced. wooded lot: sun
porch. bedrm. and bath, lst noor
2 hedrms. and bath, End floor; Ben
dix; S175 CHI. 03I6. lie
37II MILITRY RID. NV, Just OF
Conn. ave. near Chevy Chase Circle;
bedrmS.. . baths. large porch,
study 1replaces in liv. rm. and mas
ter bedrm. maids rm. and bath
available almost Immediately; $225
per month, .QrdTay 1880. IL
JUNE TO AUG. Mod. 2-bedrm
home. furn. picture windows;
fencedin yd.. shade trees; nr. Nd.
Univ: Berwyn; 500 mo. In advance
yUSE 70 OCTOBER inclusive, in
cool Kenwood-Comfortably furn.
home, ideal for apprecaitive cple !;
lge. screened porch garage; liv.. rm..
library; din, rm., kit. . bedrms.
NEAR cATHoLIC u.-s-rm. brick.
Ia baths: oil h.-wh 2sO5 5th st.
nr. Franklin; ne. THos. D, WALSH,
INC DI 7667 -l7
Evening star., 1949-05-16
822 B ST. NE
MUST BE SOLD

ston. and brick row house
Only o yrs. old. o rms; = baths
newly redscorstsd. sss h-sh r.
PECK co. 9sls i2th 1t ne
CoLoKED--siI sta 81. Ne
Eaps'isy bu ssss open cfpARfI!eE psiRsif !eft sifsnRY
coEToRIrip.--rMMActL.rE RI 3-bsdrm
row brick, in excellent location.
s.h-w heat; new roof, nsSis dsee-
rated inside and cut, 5 porehss
immediate go,sssfi0s, ,sf io, ,s,,i snsh a n
WM II sAusbrRs. INC #.
near Pa aye.--s rooms. baths
h-wh, oil bugt-tn ssrsse pricea
TO sell. sle uo0. substantial l eash
MARsHALL ] WAPLE co, 1884
I4ih 81 ~ DI 3llf
coLoRTD--I5os RosEDALE At. Ne
--six-room and bath Semidstscnso
$500 to $500 cash $40 te 800 psg
co, ps9ss ,oTTssEss,p., oTsEsss IA Iga. y,e.n., j.t,e
biz. orren--Loyely s.rrn. hTk haune
81 800 cash wiIl handle. 9 Kitchens
CoLoRgD-BUNGALow. nj. lsth
ard Jackson SITS ne rms ~
and bath. basement room. oa nest.
sMifHY Co. ST. $500. res Nj
tosoK,p--ses 5sIa LAWRENCE ST. NJ
~-D~tashed stueco II -rrn, hesss 4
baths. large lot, gil Iei'
can ior spot. JOE cuRTo RGAIf 7
cpfoRrp1-raee ELK. Trinia.d ave
ne--fssaufiful rex hF3eks eantAsuans
4 iunseaisit rooFss- bath, sAa brat
ine!ossd porch, storm rfaco0
real buy and priced fay bfAns ,hs
usuai price for tnf, sseS9n e, ss,y.a =
sy Il a'ppss'Jo iass JOSEPH n BRUNO
INC. Realtors. s65 n 81 ms "a
osoaIlo,Krp-i.se IL BLOCK orr.h g
q sod T,ss. s.. DT Espi ilsi' f''fss ssoss n
ST. near sth ns,--s-
rrn'. bath Colonial brick sas y
heat. pcrehsg: nice eonsIsanEs cSnts
oerupied. car. cuisines and sheppsns
s .s.sa & ssoss e., ss; ssrn SIZE sswsom IN II Il
css,o,lrpIrfyf ssao,l III I sooss .s ss .Bs s.,s,
sarags, tse loss, ease vntsr ssafss
SIS SOC Cal NO. Tsta
COIOREp-sR lst AND SoT ~
NE--Exespssenafay elehn fos W
in this degfyanss area u rAf-tixee
rocrrs, sGis basement. satn. sfas
prize oriY 81 gsfs en tsrEss al
co sa3a. PECK CO -is
r0I I0RED--si3 X STREET Ms
ropras, bath. .Ess5s2ss soEsfss.
Pr5es ard terms reasons sss ieA
hsssxnere hns-wsssr heat FtEs.
--w nska. MARSHALL j %AFlN
co. Ie.s tsth e ns 81 asse
Colored--Stopi Read This
Near igth and y sts ns nssH
rrnovste1 hard 20 h*saess mare tsssr
ssrasaa, see 1t ard ss snss"
s.nrr6 b Kwe rzssAr BAY N4neos
rerspsson hail pantry srsrwsts0zs
.s-syr re.s-.afsg hsst. Esee No3ss
rzgns orlT ~ esgas o. net nsn w
kesx wee have 81 $50 10 s1sfsse
scwr payrsr4 At besas -is
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APARTMENTS WANTED

VET STUDENT. wife and 3-yr. -old
son. In immediate need Of unfur-
nishsd Sn, nans apsrtmsnt IL a-s547 So .I. le'
ring your house or apartment for
rent to Capital Transit employees who
need family housing. Just phone
MI. 6363 weekdays. $50 to g.. and
say Il want to list, some housing"
bedroom apt. After 9 pm, co.
FoR tgs'. JUNE AND JULY-a-bedroom
fur4n. apt. or house; 3 adults; ex-
cellent refs. Call weekdays only,
MRS. OBERDAHN, ME. 1900. IL
sublet apt. for woman Government
employe. Sun. and eve, CH. 5000.
Ext: 2s; weekdays, RE. 800, Ext.
UShF2UDRiNIsHED, one-bedroom apart
ment, in apartment building within
maximum, S65. Cali EM. 4s1o. II:
apt. in apt. bldg, wash. or Arl,; rea-
sonable. Columbia S765. 49,
EMPLOYED COUPLE desire 1-bed-
@ room or efte. apt furn rTinston or unfurn;' no
FURN. OR USFURN., pvt. ent., pvt.
bath, with kitchenette; near d. c.
bus or carline: $50. BOX 23-L'
RESPONSIBLE permanent Govt. en-
eonn eonss OF OF Ms ases Ceinty Cr eose
Arlington; 8 adults; maximum rent,
$3.50. Call ME. o54o' Apt 32ao.
EFFICIENCY APT. furn. or unfurn.
reasonable. Phone Adams 1857 after
WANTED BY COUPLE, no children
or pets. trn 6edam;; IN ,rfnyn iy r Kit. sss
WORKING stoRi Nc Co6fLE So;6fiLE desires 2 or 81
rm. furn:. preferably Silver sps.
r. FR as4s essa Sum- sa untaEd Why's S alter say is1n
YOUNG MAN and mother desire fur
nished apartment; references. Ord
"og oR tBsEDKM. APT. unfurn., by
wife: max, $92;- NV. section. AID,
1880, Sun. and ewes. MA. 1898
MOTHER and employed daughter de-
batb. Birs u95Hrni, az si,4oS, rooms Kit" pvt
PRoFEssioNAL Ts5f COUPLE need 1-bed-
rm. unfurn. apt in apt. bldg. NV.
for June |. Max. S75. Please cal
81, 45ol betW. am. ana 4:oO Pm
-1S
=? BEDRM APT, unfurn; NV adults,
June l or Is. ia. $3.50 evenings.
COUPLE DESIRE FURNISHED apt,
prefer NV. section. Call OR. 5l66
GENTLEMAN, retired; unfurn. apt;
liv. rm., bdrm., kitchenette, bath;
small; conv. downtown. Box 3g-L,
STATE DEPARTMENT EMPLOYER
needs small apt, furn, or unfurn.,
in NV. area. Box ALL, Star.
EMPLOYED COUPLE desires closet
space, soft bed and place to cook, in
NV. Box 233-H, Star. lis
COLORED EMPLOYEES Of Capital
Transit Co. need completely private
apartments and houses for, rent
under S75 per month. To list your
house or apartment for rent. Just
cali MI 1868: weekdays, $50 to B.:
say IT want to list some housing"
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WINDSOR PARK HOTEL

2300 Conn. ave. An address OF dis
tinction. adjoining Rock Greek Park
at Taft Bridge. Washtngton's newest
de luxe in town freproof and sound
proof apt. bldg. Offering elevator,
switchboard, package = and ga
rage facilities. A limited number of
] and 2 bedrm. aptss still available,
from Sl55 TO $3.50. Call HU ZOO
FRED A. SMITH co.
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MOVING. PACKING 8 STORAGE

INDIVIDUAL COMPAK1MENTS, Iov
as So monthly; local and Va. NOV.
!as !sss5 IS sAPETY pEssi SIG SIG. 80 & TRF CO
MARINE VETERANS MOVING CO.,
24-hr. service. furniture; trunks ant
bagaage AT 1859 or FIR. 03S6.
MOVING By vET-Exper. help: ever
piece wrapped. insured: reas; Cal
any time. MR.. COOK. GIL: 5l37.
across he country: safe storage Il
fspass'ss ssons 10. cG@i cios gNios sSRs sfosaooii
CO, NC. est. 1905
Ex-GI - Moving. paeking, storage
Large and small Jobs: Extra low
rates GLOVER; s NE ss2s; s la ta4e
Let US move you. No job too small
Reasonahle rates. Careful moving
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SUBURBAN SAlE--MARYLAND
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SUBURBAN SAlE--MAeYLANp
MONTGOMERY COUNTY
nrTHvspa--esn9 oYssntrts 81 nrtck
dst. b rms. lts rm fTeplaes tiled
bath. bsFnt. sss ae heat auto hot
estef. lac lot Assume uaE Of
q 500 !, g. Eas, Terms. ia
srTnrsbs si9 2SSsF sFsstis,.-.os,, hs osas ,Iafsoo
for Il spsesost rooms and l , bstha
tltt-foor power fuerai. msasrn Va
detail On sasy tsfms fts sH at
tfRrt!vt CutonIAi hTiek Mitchell
QUICK ST. 1881 sfes. oS aot
HETHEspA-very sttEEttiss sffs
bunsElow on beautiful lot near Sub
urban Hospital sla pog Cat hH
polo til1 9 Dm MONTGOMERY
INVESTMENT A INSURANCE so
RoIIINowoop 4 b~sstgut benss
ifpnsediatriy available Fris.h e
demand yonT eonsisststser this
house has SIN loFsiy rhaglt > es Liz
sad a sso~tsf saisss WI 5sgG
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Evening star., 1949-05-16
EXCELLENT NV.

OF the most attractive cooperative
apis. 1t has been our privilege to
offer. Each has entrance hall: very
spacious liv. rm., din. rm., library,
One with bedrms. and 2 baths:
the other with 3 bedrms. and 2
baths, plus maids rm. and bath.
One Of the most successfully oper-
ated cooperative plans in the city:
Excellentiy located and well priced
for immed sale and occupancy.
Phone Mr.. wyse, MI. $500; ewes.
co. aoS5. Exclusive with
JOHN r. De SIBOUR 81 CO.