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Laurel outlook., 1949-10-12
By BOB STURTEVANT


Three Pennsylvania men in
vented a magnetic "eye" that
stops automobiles at railroad
crossings when a train is COM
ing. 1t sounds as though they're
on the right track. A little
gadget in the car picks up a
signal from the magnetic pee
per installed at the crossing,
and if a train is coming the
gadget applies the car brakes,
cuts off the motor and keeps
the car stopped till the train
passes. 1t does everything but
wave at the engineer. Too of
ten cars race with trains and
end at the crossing in a tie.
With the magic "eye" on guard,
you may lose the race
but you'll still be a winner.
In New Orleans a wall had
to be ripped off a telephone
booth to release a fat man who
was jammed in the booth. APP
parently he was the wrong
number for the telephone.
Here's a fine number to re-
member 108 E. list Street
-. it's the address of COAST
TO COAST STORES home
of auto parts and accessories.
Phone 472.
Laurel outlook., 1949-10-12
Current Events

Here are tipe questions. based on
recent happenings in the news.
wbieb are practically impossible 10
Hnswer-nnless yoHr children gipe
yoH enough time TO read y0Hr
newspaper before they start play
ing fng-ot-War nth IT, Anyway, try
them on your l.. Q. for size.
1. Yugoslavia, aided by the
US, recently bid for election to
a seat on the U.N. security cOun-
Gil. How many elective MEM
bers are there on the security
council?
2. News from London following
the devaluation of the pound
made frequent mention of the
shadow cabinet" What is it?
3. US. aid to foreign countries
in fiscal 1949 totaled 5 billion
dollars. Would you say Britain,
Germany or France received the
most?
A. Oklahoma voted recently to
keep its 4~2-year-old statewide
prohibition law. How many 9TH
er all-dry states r there?
S. Guam, a US. possession for
merIy u by the navy, recently
inaugurated its first civilian gov
ernor. When did the US. get
Guam?
ANSWERS
1. OF the IL seats, five are held
permanently. six are elective. EIec-
tive member now are Argentina.
Canada. Cuba. Egypt. Norway and
the Ukraine.
2. The phrase describes n group
Of leaders of the Conservative OPP
position, headed by Churchill.
3. Germany, 9S3 million dollars;
Britain. 800 million; France. $50 mill
lion.
4. Mississippi is the only other
state with a statewide prohibition
law.
8. In 1898. by the Treaty OF Paris.
after the Standardization war.
Laurel outlook., 1949-10-12

u. Ms Fourth

October "a is United Nations Day.
The organization, wherein repose
the hopes for peace Of all free and
thinking men, is just four years old
-four years old as the passage Of
time goes, but already ageless in its
experience and the good it has ac-
complished.
WHAT HAS THE United Nations
done since it first convened during
the immediate aftermath of World
War II in 1945?
First of all, it has constantly kept
the hope and prospect of peace
alive in the minds of the worlds
people. It has come to mean, to the
common man, a functioning object
lesson that working it out is better
than shooting it out"
The U.N. already has definitely
stopped three wars-in India, in
Palestine and Indonesia.
1T IS LEADING millions of non
self-governing territories toward
the realization of self-government.
On the basis of the best evidence,
the U.N. has contributed enormous
ly toward the job of keeping the
peace won through the bloodshed of
World War II.
The birthday of the United Ma
householder 24-is a day to fix
in memory. Odds are that in terms
of human achievement and benefit
and the dignity of man, history will
write that date as being one of I'M
paralleled significance and i'm
.portance.
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display commercial and industrial
trailer models at their first national
exhibit in Washington, D. c. No
vember 1920.
In addition to a complete line Of
house trailers, the show will fea-
ture, among other specially-de-
signed coaches, a well-stocked
travelling grocery store, mobile
beauty parlor, library, dental unit,
field office and medical unit.
Hailed as a progressive step in
relieving congested shopping cent
ers and simplifying the housewives
marketing problems, the new trail
er stores already are winning favor
in both metropolitan and rural
areas, say sponsors Of the idea.
Tell that grocery store to wait,
Mother-I'n be right outl
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Border Backfire

When the Russians eased their
border travel restrictions at Frank
furt, Germany. to draw west Ger
mans into the Soviet zone for Com
munist peace Day" demonstra-
tons, the results were reminiscent
of the tabled halfback with the
pointed head who ran 80 yards for
a touchdown-the wrong way.
Thousands of eastern Germans
poured into the western zone, while
only about 500 went the other way.
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REVOLUTION:
With TruiIers

Tomorrow's butcher, baker and
candlestick maker may desert
Main street to come rolling right
up to Mrs. Americas doorstep to
sell their wares.
This minor revolution in retail
craftsmanship was forecast this
week by Americas trailer coach
manufacturers as they prepared to
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DEFENSE.
meteorological

The city of Chicago, aware Of
the high attack priority it would
have in the event Of war, is be-
coming more defense conscious.
About two weeks ago, DR.. Her
man Bundesen, Chicago board Of
health president, convened the first
conference ever called by any city
in the world to protect It's citizens
from the threat of biological war
fare. Said Bundesen: There is
vital need for planning. :"
Laurel outlook., 1949-10-12

Trygve Lie left, secretary
general of the United Nations,
chats with Bernard Baruch at
dinner during which Lie re-
ceived the third annual award
of the American Association for
the United Nations for dis
tinguished service to the U. N.
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WEEKLY NEWS ANALYSIS-
controI Atom, Keep Alert: Barueh;
Senate Clashes on Price Supports;
u. S. Seeks Method to End Strikes

Newspape Unions news ANALYSTS md not necessarily of this wspaper
Laurel outlook., 1949-10-12
LAUREL HAPPENINGS
rs YEARS AGO TODAY
Quoted and paraphrased items
of news from the % years ago
Laurel Outlook.
OCTOBER s, 1924

OCTOBER s., 1924
Mrs. Fred Hilgert and son, Fred
erick, Jr., returned last Frida!
from Inkster, n. d., where they
had been spending a month visit.
ing relatives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Shannon anC
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Davis of Park
City were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Wilkerson, Sunday.
Judges for the general election
to be held Nov. 4 have been named
by the county commissioners. Lau-
rel consists of two precincts, No.
5, East Laurel, and No. 8 West
Laurel. Those named for No. 3
are b. j. Berger, Charles Davis,
Fred w. Graft, Lassara Long and
Ruth Nutting; for No. 8, H. A.
Bundy, H. A. Carlisle, w. E.
Chamberlain, Beatrice Mcneil and
b. d. Shaffer.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Saylor of
Birch avenue are the parents of a
daughter, born Oct. 2.
Improvement of the gravel road
between Laurel and Billings may
start this week, county surveyor
Durland is quoted as having told
Billings Kiwanis club members at
a luncheon, Tuesday. The county
recently purchased equipment with
which to supply material for re-
surfacing this road. Durland is
also quoted as advocating use of
heavy oil or the road, beginning
next spring. He predicted that
the road would be paved some
time, but that the cost of 100000
at the present time makes that
impossible until the money is
available. The road between Bill
lings and Laurel is sadly in need
OF repairs. 1t is also understood
an improvement of the road west
of Laurel to the Yellowstone-Still-
water line is contemplated.
Great interest was shown in pol
itics when a large delegation of
Park City people attended Gov.
Dixon's address at Columbus,
Wednesday evening. All report an
meeting, with repre-
sentatives present from all parts
of the county. Those attending
from Park City were Mr.. and Mrs.
George Hedges, Mr.. and Mrs. Levi
Colgrove, Messrs. Powell, R. John
son, Rev. Walz, DR.. Cram, j. A.
Russell, Joseph Bessette, r. M.
Fry, E. H. Wells, l.. j. Wallace,
E. V. Wallace, P. w. Roberts, S.
T. Flood, E. w. Schwantes, B. M.
Harris, j. w. Corwin and Ellis
Smith.
John Spencer of Laurel is show
ng up we'll on the freshman foot
,all team of Grinnell, Iowa, col
ege, which he is attending this
year.
Mrs. w. L. A. Calder and Mrs.
. H. McCauley will be hostesses
It the next meeting of the o. +.
} kensington which occurs Thurs
lay of this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nels Vordahl and
IRIS. l.. E. Dill were among those
gho went to Billings Thursday
light to hear Senator Wheeler's
ddress on the issues of the cam
align.
Mrs. Z. l.. Fenton left Tuesday
corning for Belfry to spend a
hort time with her daughter and
o~n-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. S. S.
Mr.. Bliss is a member of
he faculty of the Belfry school.
asst year he was engaged in sim
ar work at Joliet.
I
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y o, IJAF
Mrs. Fred Hilgert and son, Fred
erick, Jr., returned last Friday
from lnkster, N. d., where they
had been spending a month visit
ing relatives.
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Mr.. and Mrs. j. F. Saylor OF
Birch avenue are the parents of {
daughter, born Oct. 2.
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Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Shannon and
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Davis of Park
City were guests of Mr.. and Mrs.
W. Wilkerson, Sunday.
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Mrs. E. L. Fenton left Tuesday
morning for Belfry to spend a
short time with her daughter and
son-in-law, Mr.. and Mrs. S. S.
Bliss. Mr.. Bliss is a member of
the faculty of the Belfry school.
Last year he was engaged in sim
liar work at Joliet.
Laurel outlook., 1949-10-12

John Spencer of Laurel is show
ing up we'll on the freshman foot
ball team of Grinnell, Iowa, col
lege, which he is attending this
year.
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Mrs. w. l.. A. Calder and Mrs.
D H. McCauley will be hostesses
at the next meeting of the o. E.
S kensington which occurs Thurs
day of this week.
Evening star., 1949-09-15

SOUTHERN CAR WHOLESALERS
$3.50 Bladensburg rd. ne:
CHEVROLET 194S conv. cpe.; r, h:
sf1ss1 sfsys siSs iss5 T. SHR0 sSAE
CHEVRoLET 1910 coach: clean; /
owner; S495; $50 down: SOUTHERN
CAR WHOLESALERS. 215O Bladens-
cPaaEEyyRoLEf PaEy sSi r.: is4s rleetmast.r sport
tires: TRES owner: purchased new July,
sSas,l sesocl teadssr. teacher. This, car is i'm.
maculate and cannot be told from
sfss5 sfy Fsnnine Ferms, ssss sa5saidd doTn a1r @
9fasi sfaNpsRp sisfnsf MesPfsoRs, e ss ssis O.:
1946 4-dr: sedani
beautiful 2Itone ,hnil, blue flnish; Il + o4s snd
RfRR Ii l1niatS1'of MoToR CO, 1000 Ga. aye:
cHHAsykoGEr r. ksGG; 1s4s Aero. This car
looks and runs like new; lev mileagss; Ys
MOTOR CO., 1000 Ga. ave. IA.
fsSVSioLET 1s47 Aero; a-tons hive
nalsa; m.lsass; + s. ssi.aaS: % Kirk 81 .oS MoTos =
CHEVROLET 1919 Qe luxe AcIo.
5000 worth extra equipment: real
low mileage: 30-day unconditiSnal
guarantee; -S1,795. KIRK MOTOR
CO., 1000 Ga. ave. ia. 4SOO. "l6
194S conv. coupe; like
new; 5000 actual miles; EQUIP; with
everything: 81 .495: SPURE!EE
USED CAR LOT, 1910 Fl: Myer
dr., bet. Wilson and Lee blvd.
blks 50. Of Key Bridge Gil. 49,
GMi sSts 1s4s. a-dr.; clean; 1
owner; $1,095 or best o6er; help
finance. Call AID. 1862. II
1888 2-dr.; r. and h.,
defroster, new seat covers; peri;
running cond.; 1865; $65 down and
payments to suit you. WILLIAMS
r. I. ave. at goth st: ne. -l6
cHEvROLETS-1949; $495 down: i'm.
mediate delivery: most body Styles;
81 1,695 UP. DISTRICT AUTO SALES
40 Mass. ave. NV. E8 9loI ,os.
CHEW. '4S 2-tone club coupe; Sl'2y5'
$345 down; radio, heater, etc, FL
ceptional low mileage; A better buy
necessary. A once-in-a;lifetime Of
pointed; ed MoRRIEs Esss & HUGHES. 1si4
0 ssss. JACK PRy. crosley dealer,
18th and Pa. ave. Sc.
CROSLEY station wagon 194S;. low
mi, excel. cond.: $3.50 or best of.
fer. Elmwood $50. -16
CONTINUED on Next Page,
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An adyertisements Offering
automobiles for sale must m.
elude actual selling price Of car.
AUTOMOBILES FOR SALE

AMERICAN CROSLEY-New models,
complete onn new sasP PotN Ssvereg hsre
Ass ea4s gacR pR 47 II az Come
and 1889 Penna. ave. Sc:
AUSTIN I94S 2-door; . beautifully
stylish car in first-class condition;
low mileage; up to 35 mi. per gal
guaranteed special lev price; M onIy My
lied Austin Dealer, both sides 9TH
at r st. NV. Phone NO. 1907
BUICK 1941 1 owner; very sooo
eond.: practically new new tire tires .rm ae
rests, r. and h.; $3.50 or best offer.
1918 N st. NV. DU. 1925. ID
BUICK 1910 7-passenger car IN good
condition, used for funeral purposes;
price, 81, 900. Call GO: S17l: -a55 -.oaa55
BUICK SO 4.dr. sedan; very eo1ee
RHiGK s1ndstiGs 9sss s2SS so 4dl Ea sedan dark
green: 1-owner car; 2 side spare tires,
recently new paint Job. seat covers,
differential, clutch, brakes, battery
muffler, floor mat; tires excel; $500
or best offer. Sligo 415s. J. e.
BUICK XhSI0f, 1887 sed.; r. and h, prse.
town; $245. POTOMAC MOTOR
SALES, 2O30 M st. NV, ST. 1884.
Open ewes. until 9:30. -16 :,
BUICK 1946 Super sedanehe; r. ana
h.. prac. new tires; this. car does
not have a scratch inside or out,
and mech. is perfect; Sl snso .355;
M st. NV, ST. 1884. Open eyes,
until 9:30. 10
BUICK 1889 4-door sedan; recently
overhauled; r. and h.; new slip COW
ers: must be seen to appreciate
value; $3.50. Call GE. 54S2. lis
BUICK 194S Roadmaster sedan; blue.
whitewalls, Dynanow. r. and h., fully
equipped; / owner; guaranteed; 81
9g5. EMERSON g. ORME, INC,
Buick, 18th and M SITS. NV, DI.
S100. 10
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STATION WAGONS

FORD 1919; absolutely like new,
used as display car only: new-car
guarantee, plus additional $4,000,
mile guarantee ON both parts and
labor: list price S2,396, will give
5000 discount. cash. terms or liberal
trade. LOGAN (Ford). 2017 Va.
ave. NV, ME. 2S1S.
FORD 1949 station wagon, display
car used less than 1000 miles; sells
new; Ss,471. $3.50 discount. $4,000
mi. guarantee, parts and labor;
Long trade and "a mo. to pay: Call
Mr.. Cassidy, DI. 5S03, LOGAN
(Fordl, iii 18th st, NV. "a
PLYMOUTH 1941 station wagon;
best condition.; $685.. terms or
trade. ROPER" 1880 r. I. ave. ne.
FORD '4s station wagon; 8 seats;
S1,095. HoRNER's CORNER, 9th
and Florida ave. me-, AT. 6464.
CHEVROLET 1e4e de luxe beach
wagon, driven only $500 mi. and
in new-car cond., this attractive oak
and steel model has 4 drs. and seats
8 passengers. VIII trade your car or
sell outright at substantial saving
CHEVY CHASE MOTOR CO., INC,
7725 Wis. ave, OIL. 61OO. ID
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coMr. PROPERTY FOR SALE

loft. FRONT, vacant lot in Whea-
ton triangle; hot spot for used car
lot or any other business. in this
fast-growing area Of Sill. Spg. Priced
WI Tlght aasG for quick sale. HALL, CO.
MiDCiTY SITES of varying areas.
ROBERT w. SAVAGE. Realtor. 514
Union Trust Blgd., MA. 1880.
CORNER BENNING RD. and Ana
costa ave-. approx. $4,000 So. it;
fronts $50 #. on Benning I'd. Heav-
lily Travelled Benning rd. plus 1.000-
family River Terrace makes this
MIR. franklin. WEAVER BROS. INC,
exclusive. washington Bldg, DI
$500; ewes. GL. 4456. lie
end COMMERCIAL, $500 81. it., mr.
proved with 20 brick garages; ideal
for auto repair shop. Price, 500
900. Call Mr.. Measell. DI. 1O15.
VIM. H. SAUNDERS CO.. INC. Ii
DOWNTOWN SITE,
over $4,000 so. IT.: 1st commercial;
present income nets about 4ro. In
formation by personal call only
coMMERciAL e5Sfsdf sEtL LANDAU oppor-
tunity for builder or. investor to
purchase one acre of commercial
ground in the middle of four de
velopments:. Priced right. Less
than 7 miles from the Capitol of
the United states, Improyed by
Risht, for developing; Call Nj
J.. FISHER g. CO.. INC. Realtors,
DI. $50. IL
Evening star., 1949-09-15
FARMS FOR SALE

NEAR SCHOOLS-$11 900. 3-acre
chicken farm; .3-bedrm. country
home. all newly decorated; oil heat;
full basement; garage; 20xS0 poultry
house; brooder house; smoke house;
spa1kpF fTat trees Well Tster ali
buyer; on hard road. JOHN BUR-
DOFT. RID. ., Silver Spring, Md.
Call Ashton, Md. 3s46. ,.-,l9
10 ACRES, unfinished new brick 4
fireplace. full basement; on busline
near Gaithersburg area; will make
an ideal country home for some one
when completed: land half cleared,
half wooded with stream. A bargain
RF6 fSf suiss & SILVER shls soM sDrins, Md ea
Ashton, Md. 3s46. 10 j.,
improved house, vacant, for i'm
FREDERICK R. YOUNG REAL Es-
MtoNTGoMERY COUNTY. beautiful
modern 4-bedroom home; $500 net
monthly from chickens alone; first
SsEBHR1ck StsiE!ah sH r.. YOU 9oGsa II REAL
HOWARD tHtAARD couNTY-1sb acres, large g
white stone house, $50 years old, in
Al condition. B fireplaces, batns,
s bedrms. and servants quarters;
also tenant house, lge. bank barn;
/ IN mi. OF more Of new board fencing,
beautiful grounds. lge. shade trees:
shrubbery; stonehouse sets back
nicely: property fronts on hwy: lge.
Stream with sparkling spring; 165 a.,
ali under cultivation and grazing
200 more fertile a. avail. adjoining,
with house and lge. bank barn, lge.
stream, sparkling spring water,
fronts on hwy. A bargain II y you take ak,
all. Ideal for dairy Or st1GS 29S r1ar4l iarm'
RiFp. aieo 2. Silver Spring. Nd. Cali
Ashton, Nd, 3s46: -19
10 ACRES, $4,000; lovely a,bedroom
fSunsry fioWsrs, spank sparkline M well we'll water fire,
place, dining room with overhead sd
beams; / bedroom on ISL nooI, ~
miles out: terms e. e.. S1,000 down.
JOHN BuRDOFT, RID. 2. Silver
Spring. Md. Call Ashton, ia"
3S46. -1s
Evening star., 1949-09-15
ouI-oE-ToWN REAL ESTATE

ST. PETERSBURG, FLA. - Florida S
fastest growing city, yeararound
vacation land Smart buyers are now
selecting locations for present and
future homes Now available spa
North East Park. park of brand
new de luxe homes, in city limits,
close to downtown, extraordinary
fine location Low prices. 3 years
to pay. Large building program now
in full swing. Homes are being soia
as fast as completed. Send for IL
lustrated folder. CRISP REALTY
CO., GAS Central ave, st. Peters
hrrp Fla is
Evening star., 1949-09-15
WAREHOUSES FOR RENT

STORAGE AND DISTRIBUTION OF
ottoWn shp The modern us anH method Iu
for factory rep. dealer or sales
man. METROPOLITAN WARE
HOUSE. so Fla. ave. me-. HO. 06S2
5000 SO. FIT. in modern 1-story
warehouse. ONCE; auto. heat. truck
dock. railroad siding; prompt DOS
WEAVER WEAVE sRos MI INC N4Etsh Washinston Wasn
Bldg. DI. $500; ewes, CHI. 923S.
WAREHOUSE-Rental 500 mo-: also
2 smaller bldgs.. rental S35 and S25
monthly; zoned industrial; 1,400 SO.
IT.; 2 loading platforms, truck park
ing. cleo. and water; located Ber-
wyn, Md. BELFIORE CO., 1911 L
st. NV. DI. 5522.
Evening star., 1949-09-15
MONEY WANTED

FOR SALE AT A DISCOUNT, 2 small
good End trusts Of $400 each. J
or CHI. 44S7. open til pm:
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REST RIJY VET
FARM OR ESTATE
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

COBB ISLAND-Bungalow on water
front; 2 bedrms.. liv. rm.. kit. and
bath; modern conveniences. May be
seen by appointment only. Call WA.
1865. lie
sHOREHAM BEACH, Chesapeake
Bay-4-room, bath cottage. elecc.
stove, refgr., front and back
screened porches; large attic; ga
rage rage. wooded lot; s6,25o, terms.
NEW LOG CABIN on Patuxent. Cal
vert Co.-L.r. with fireplace. bath
room with shower h. W; retgr.
screened porch: artesian well. Nearly
two acres. Boating. fishing, grabbing
Owner leaving town, will sacrifice
VI. 1901 after 7 pm. l.
$50 ACRES. 1-mi. safe beach, on the
Potomac River at Cornf1eld Pt.. st.
Mary's Co., Md. Lots or acreage.
years to pay. OWNER, 81. 5533.
SHERWOOD FOREST - Attractive
modern, waterfront summer home,
8 bedrms., liv. rm.. din. rm.. kit.
EPPING FOREST-Waterfron 2-bed-
room modern cottage. Box 1s6-B,
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BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR SALE
LIVE SPOT
BUSINESS PROPERTY FOR RENT

LARGE LOT FOR RENT, good NV.
sonabas,. Phone GE. 46ss or RA. 1888
MAIN FLOOR, church building, ap-
prox. $500 50. it.. for lease immed
Suitable auditorium, studio, ware
house, show room, manufacturing,
etc; central loc., cheap rent. IA.
4lS1. Id
1,2OO so. FT.-Bright and airy. Vic.
18th and N NV; ideal for Offices
or small business. Parking avail.
DU. S55S.
FOR RENT-Parcel of unimproved
land: 9th and Maine ave. s.w., con-
tanning about 3S,500 So. IT.; avail.
for storage of heavy or light mate
rial. and for 1st-commercial uses.
Lease subject to 9O-day sale clause.
Rental, $3.50. Call ME. 2467 week
days. -16
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LOTS For SALE lcont. J

IN THE BEAUTIFUL SECTION of
Falls Church. Va.-S3x20s it.,
fronting on paved rd., with sewer
and water ready and paid for; nice ,1
MT: Franklin, WEAVER BROS, FsGS
ewes, GIL. 4456. -16
go LOTS, located near new Annapolis
hwy. in q development of 1880
GRADE lateTals into lot line. $3.50
CO. NC. Realtors. Df. $3.50. III
FOR SALE BY OWNER-Lovely lot.
41,S0O So. it., in Spring Brooke
Forest. silver SJgi Spring. Sl,7oo or
pToHe@ents ca afesnDet n al 7792 73
HihfcREsf, nftf5 4 Rm s.E.-choice lot 5o1l5o. mlI
On 33rd and Erie; vi; 0432.
HIGHWoOD DIR; S.E;;I0verlooking
fy bey VI 1's o99z 9S7oS Mon naea wear sGF [sm En-
DO You REQUIRE a choice home
site for your future home, con-
venient to school, bus and shops?
I have l6: most e.Ia modsrately PRICED. prMed
BUILDERS, Dissolving business, sac
rifice sale 80 desirable building lots
in Wheaton Hills subdivision; sewer
and water in, streets to grade,
ready for immediate building ad-
jacent. to large group OF finished
bungalows Sacrifice, $500 each as
an entirety cost builders $3.50.
Call WO. 1412. -15
Sill. SPG., nr. Dist. line. 40 lots, fine
for ramblers; 5000 ca. H. F..
BIEBER, SH. 6565 -16
BUILDING SITES, u to acres. in
and near Silver Sprng; good price
and terms. ROBERTS f. LATIMER,
WEsTMORELAND HILLS : 70-foot
front wooded lot on Carvel rd. own
er says sell Make offer. r. s.
Washburn, TU. 2091.
MARSHALL J. WAPLE CO.,
1924 14th St. NV. DI. 3346.
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STORES FOR RENT

NE. CORNER 18th and Kalorama I'd.
n.w.--Located in new building with
bowling alley and roller skating
rink which is open day and night.
Approx: $500 So. it.; basement
available. Owners will install show
windows. toilets. heating equipment
and finish interior of store to suit
tenant. Suitable for combination
wholesale retail business. manufac-
turer's outlet or automotive parts
distributor. Reasonable rent on long
term lease. Consult MT. Taylor or
Mr.. Jenkins. SHANNON g. LUCHS
CO, Realtors. 1905 H st. NV.
sss7 a.; HoLMEAp H;tal pL. N.w.-ao wbg1 BY so,
1-storv brick bldg; plenty of day
light and parking space; rent, $50
per mo. Call Ii. 3-4339 for appt
BAKERY-White neighborhood, good
eauipment; long lease; opportunity
Mr.. SHOPPING CENTER, 12x4S, with
storage space; suitable for valet
shop, read to wear, interior decora-
tor or any type Of retail business.
Rent reasonable. UN. 7123. lie
Evening star., 1949-09-15
MOTORCYCLES

MATCHLESS 1913; excel. cond., new
tires, paint; $4O0 or best offer.
1s5 & 7Iasf HIAaRhEY DAVIDSON 1S4s;
black; brand-neW; owner won ana
can't use; $500. HI. 6205. -16
INDIAN MOTORCYCLES, in excellent
condition; $125 or best offer. CAN
HARLEY-DAvIDSON, recently over
hauled, sos; owner leaving for
Calf. Sun, must sell VIM. DENNY,
Fairfax 537-W-11. Route 80. mi.
west of Fairfax. IL
Evening star., 1949-09-15

NEW AND USED house trailers. on
display, 8 am. to 9 pm; S995 and
up. Pay on easy terms. AMERICAN
TRAILER CO, at Oak Grove Trailer
court. miles south of Alex, on
Route No. /. Phone OV. 2SO1. lis
USED WEAPONS TRAILER, excel
lent condition, tires included. KAY
SONS CONSTR. CO., Sterling 1928
90 NATIONAL LAMBDA COkONlAL
NATIONAL TRAILER SALES. COOS
Baltimore ave. Riverdale- WA. 1908
AZ AMERICAN house trailer, 25-ft
tandem, 9 months old; good cond.
terms. call Herndon IA after 8.
HANDLING car-carrie,
y trsiler. s mos. old; price. $4,000
CaI Mr., HIGGINS. eT. 374z. LII
Evening star., 1949-09-15
GARAGES FOR RENT

GARAGE FOR RENT, $3.50 month
414 Buchanan st. NV. ia. 1894
1922 M ST. NV, opposite Ring Bldg
Approx. 5000 50; IT,; overhead doors doors
Mr.. Franklin, WEAVER BROS, INC.
washington BLDG, DI. $500; ewes.
GI, 4456 10
Evening star., 1949-09-15
TRUST NOTES FOR SALE.
MONEY TO LOAN

end AND 3rd TRUSTS on D. c.
property; 24-hr. service. Mr.. Green,
NATIONAL FINANCE CO.
1014 K st. NV, MA. 6540. -21