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Mrs. ~SOuthwOrth, sc,
Succumbs In Tacoma

Parry City, July 6.-Mrs. Hilda
Moore Southworth, SO, passed
away at her home in Tacoma,
Monday, June 26.
She was born in 1913 in Co.
lumbus, the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart Moore. In 1880
the family moved to Park City
and in 1884 she was married to
Elmo Southworth, Jr. The couple
moved to Tacoma, Wash, in
1910 where they have since re-
sided.
She is survived bv her widow
er, and three children, Norman,
Is. Darlene, 8, and Melvin, 6;
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Moore,
who also reside in Tacoma; two
sisters, Mrs. Russell Williams of
Spokane, Mrs. Jerry Dykstra of
Roberts. and a brother, Herman
E. Moore of Seattle.
Funeral services were held
Saturday afternoon, July 2, at 2
o'clock at the Park City Metho-
dist church. Rev. A. C. Cation,
pastor of the First Methodist
Church of Billings, conducting
the service.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. E. Plowman,
accompanied by Mrs. Charles
Eastlick, sang "The Old Rugged
Cross" and "In the Garden"
Pail bearers were Charles Cru
baugh, Cecil Walters. Dick Van
denburg, Wesley kellogg, Charles
Rymer of Laurel, and Floyd Mar
shall of Ryron, Wyo.
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PARK I T SECTION
Construction Work
Begun On School

Park City, July 6.-Work be-
gan on Monday, June &c on the
new gymnasium. The building
is being located in the northeast
corner of the school yard. 1t is
to be of fireproof brick and re-
inforced concrete and will be
104x90 feet of one story.
The plans provide for two
class rooms in the northeast and
northwest corners. The building
will have its own water system
and sewer lines.
Low bidders awarded the con-
tracts were Frates Construction
Co., Billings, Anderson Plumb
ing, Empire Heating & Cooling
Co., and Laird Radio Electric,
Laurel.
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Gotham Vendor Patron
Gets 46 Gents in Suit

NEW YORK.-Morton Krouse, q
z55 pound singing teacher who
likes penny chocolates, sided up to
a subway vending machine with a
penny and a hopeful smile. He put
the penny in the slot and pulled the
lever. Nothing happened. In fact,
nothing happened 46 times over an
eight month period. It was most
distressing, for Krouse does like
those chocolates.
Signing, he'd take out a diary
each time and put a black mark
after the name of the vending ma
chine firm-the New York subways
advertising company. He wrote the
company. Nothing happened. Fin
ally he sued-for 46 cents.
In small claims court a grave
faced attorney for the company
stepped forward with a check for
s1.71, covering SIPS for the cost Of
. summons-and 46 cents.
Laurel outlook., 1949-07-06

Our Research Advisory Service wiH get
you reports of experts on problems connected
With the tourist or any other industry. We urge
you to make use of this FREE service. Write
RESEARCH ADVISORY SERVICE, co The
Montana POUer Company, Butte, Montana.
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home and with Mrs. Pearsall's
parents at Bridger.
Born to Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan
Eastlick, a son, June 80, in Bill
lings. He is a grandson of Mr..
and Mrs. Dan Eastlick and Mr..
and Mrs. Joe Thatcher, ST., Of
California.
Mr.. and Mrs. Allen Hansford
and son Bruce spent the week
end with Mr.. and Mrs. Joe
Hansford and family at Bozeman.
Mr.. and Mrs. R. w. Davis en-
tertained at dinner Saturday eve
ming for Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey
Williams, Sharon and Ronald
Williams of Bull, Ida, Mr.. and
Mrs. Merkel Franzen of Laurel,
Mrs. Josephine Curzon of Los
Angeles. and Mrs. Helen Braun.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Nelson
and two daughters of Thermop-
oils, Wyo.. were guests Saturday
night of Mr.. and Mrs. A. O..
Nelson.
Mrs. Rachel Martin, who has
been spending the summer with
her daughter in Billings, spent
several days at her home here
during the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Gesick,
Joan and Jeff Geisick, and Co.
leen Adams returned home from
a weeks vacation trip Friday, in
the western part of the state.
Alfred Coat of Billings spent
Friday with his aunt, Mrs. H.
D. Tompkins. Saturday they left
for Rosebud to spend the week
at his home.
Lyle Rupp. who has been in
the naval training base at San
Diego. en- route to Memphis,
called on old friends last
Sunday. Rudy Wagner, who en-
listed at the same time, is in
the Mediterranean, and Rudy
Meinhardt is in San Diego. All
three enlisted two years ago..
The W.S.C.S. met Thursday
afternoon at the hall with Mrs.
Charles Eastlick, Mrs. Allen
Hansford. Mrs. John Kinney and
Mrs. Dan Eastlick as h~ostesses.
Mrs. Eastlick, president, presid-
ed. Mrs. Rachel Martin con-
the worship service and
Mrs. Fred Carpenter the pro-
gram on "The Navajo Indian"
Miss Martha Bare of Seattle was
guest.
Mrs. Elmo Southworth, ST., re-
home Friday from Ia
coma, Wash, where she had been
her son Laurence, who has
been in the hospital.
Relatives here for the funeral
Of Mrs. Elmo Southworth, Jr.,
we're Mr.. and Mrs. Stewart
Moore; Elmo Souuthworth, Jr.
md children Norman. Darlene
and Melvin of Tacoma; Mrs. Rus
sell Williams of Spokane; MIR.
and Mrs. Jerry Dykster of Rob
also a number of friends
whom were Mrs. Herman
and Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur
Sells of Big Timber; Mr.. and
Mrs: Floyd Marshall and family
# Byron. Wyo., former Park
residents. !
Mrs. Arthur Work of Living
ton and Mrs. Robert Daggett of
laurel spent Thursday with their
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. S. M.
cain.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. M. Cain were
losts at a picnic dinner Sunday
.onoring their guests Mr.. and
Irs. Sam Woods of Iowa. Other
,uests were Mr.. and Mrs Glen
;ain of Big Timber. Mr.. and
drs. Russell Cain and family OF
reed Point. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
and Mr.. and Mrs. Vir-
ii Zimmerman and families OF
and Mr.. and Mrs. Paul
Ioover of Absarokee. Mr.. and
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MANGANESE Imports

Manganese, necessary in the
making of good steel, (about IA
pounds for each ton of steeD has
to be imported into the United
States. About % per cent comes
from India and about % per cent
from Russia.
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Calendar
Of Coming Events

Friday, July Is.
Woman's Society of Christian
Service circle meetings:
Circle 1, Mrs. ]. A. Hartley,
hostess.
Circle 2, picnic at 2 p. m. at
the P. A. Johnston home.
Circle 3, Mrs. R. w. Bates,
hostess. Picnic lunch at 1 p. m.
Circles a and 5, Miss Valma
Shay and Mrs. Vinton Shay,
kostesses. Picnic lunch.
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Mrs. Wood left Monday for their
home in Iowa
Recent guests at the John
Eisenman home were Mr.. and
Mrs. Del Bartholf of Missoula,
and Mrs. Frank Bartholf and
daughter of Washington, ID. G.
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Facts About Snakes

There are only four kinds Of
poisonous snakes in Alabama.
These are the coral snake, RATHER,
c~opperhead, and water .moccasin.
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Corn State

IOwa's corn feeds Iowa's hogs
and around 49, 600, 900 porkers go to
market every year giving farmers
an annual income of around two
and a half billion dollars annually.
Laurel outlook., 1949-07-06
Iron Ore Deposits

It is estimated that iron ore de-
posts exist under about 60 Min
nesota lakes. The known amount
Of ore under two lakes is estimated
to be IL million tons.
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Billings
Business COLLEGE

Fall Quarter Starts Sept. 6
Current Bulletin showing all
courses and subjects spent up
on request. Enrolment should
be made rather early this
year.
A college education at a high
ly specialized institution will
place graduates in good bust
ness positions. A diploma
from the Billings Business
College will be your finest
recommendation. We have
been serving young people
and the employing public for
more than fifty years.
Veterans should secure their
Certificate of Entitlement
Forward your transcript of
credits now.
Evening star., 1949-07-23
British Claim Proof
That Slave Labor Is
Soviet Legal Policy
By the Associoted Press

GENEVA. Switzerland. July %.
The British government claims
to have documentary proof that
| forced labor is an established legal
policy of the Soviet government.
1t says it believes about 100000
persons-10 per cent of Russia's S
working population-are in, forced
labor camps.
Corley Smith, British delegate
to the United Nations Economic
and Social Council. yesterday
made public a set of documents
which he said were laws and
regulations covering the forced
labor policy of the Soviet gov
ernment.
The British published photo
static copies of what they claimed
were the original Russian texts,
running to $500 words, plus full
French and English translations.
Form Basis of U. N. Probe.
These documents will form the
basis of Britain's case against al
legged Russian slave labor which is
being investigated by the Council
under terms of an American
motion approved last March 7.
One of the demands then was
for survey by U. N. commits
sion of conditions inside the So
Wet Union. Russia denounced
this as a plot by Britain and
America to get spies into her
territory.
Previous attempts to bring the
slave labor question to a head
have been stymied by Russian as
sertions that there was no forced
labor in the Soviet Union and that
Western claims to that effect were
"imperialistic PROPAGANDA
The British are reported to feel
that these documents will now
force the Russians to some more
definite action than a mere shrug-
ging off Of the charges.
Will Submit Colonies to Probe.
Mr. Smith said that if Russia
permits the commission to go to
Russia, Britain will give it the 60
ahead to look for slave labor in
British colonies-a Russian coun-
ter-charge.
He described contents of the
papers released yesterday as 80
/ fantastic that If we didn't have
Evening star., 1949-07-23
this photostatlc copy you couldn t

this photostatic copy you couldn't t
believe It,"
The documents bear the title
Corrective Labor Codex of the
Russian Soviet Federal Socialist
Republic" and deal with the
classes of people to be sent to
labor camps, the treatment to be
given them, and all other phases
of running such camps.
The documents say that forced
labor is under the supervision of
the Internal Affairs Ministry,
which also controls the secret
police.
Evening star., 1949-07-23

which the District turned over
the school building.
Installation of the clinic will
entai! moving some partitions,
Commissioner Mason said.
Evening star., 1949-07-23
streets NV. will house the full.

time alcoholic clinic program.
Commissioner Guy Mason said
yesterday the District Selective
Service, which has Offices in the
building, has agreed to the use of
part of the space for the clinic.
Clearance remains to be obtained
from the Federal Government, to
Evening star., 1949-07-23
Ruling on Alcoholic Clinic
In Weiqhtman School Due

A decision is expected Monday
on whether the old Weightman
School. TWenty-third and M
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-07
&AiAi 5 iaS
Tl DASKET ALI.
 ll-D ASuM

 Final scores of leading college basketball games last night arc: Oregon State 49, New York U. 45. Gonzaga 54, Whitman 37.
 Linfield 67, Oregon College 56. Central Wash. 61, Portland U. 5e. Boston College 63, Rhode Island State 46.
 St. Johns cBkn) 80, Louisiana State 49.
 Cornell 66, Buffalo U. S6. Columbia 59. Rutgers 45. Vanderbilt 75, Chattanooga 40. Duke "A, Hampden-Sydney 59. Virginia 66, Maryland 56. Miss. 85, Southeastern tTenn) A. Georgia 65, Clemson 57. Okla. Aggies 48, Chicago Loyola 40 Wisconsin 56, Kansas State 40. Michigan 79, Miami COhio) AS. Bradley 73, Houston 57. DePaul TO, Illinois Wesleyan 63. Texas wesleyan 98, Texas 35. Phillip Oilers 89, Idaho State 33. San Diego State 54 Arizona State ,Tempe) SC.
 Rice 57, Texas Tech 45.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-07
PARSONS, HAMMERS
 T0ppERy lN GAMES
 CN TUESDAY NI0HT

Parsons Electrics and Sicks Rain iers are tied for No. spot in the Tuesday Night League playing.
 Schmitz rolling for the Don Abels led the high series with 567 and also took the honors for high single game with 204.
 Team and individual scoring fol- lows:
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-07
oREGe)N SKATERS BEAT x. y. UNIV .y
 EASTERN GAM 2
(Py the Associated Press)


 With a spine-tingling rally that netted six points in the final 13 seconds, Oregon States Pacific Coast conference title defenders climbed rack onto basketball's vic- tory wagon last night by defeating New York University 49-45 in Madison Square Garden.
 The Beavers trailed 45-43 when Bill Harper snared Violet pass in midcourt and raced in for hook shot to knot the count. Five seconds later, with both sides fight ing desperately to control the ball, New Works Bob Derderian fouled Fob Payne and the sophomore for ward converted to put OsC out in front.
 That was the game, but Len Rinearson iced in at the final gun with layin shot and added a free throw after the game ended.
 Oregon State trailed 19-9 early in the first half, but fought back to ( PAPA deadlock at halftilne.
 The victory sent the Beavers off to Madison, Wis, with an even h1eak in two road starts. They meet the Wisconsin Badgers tomor- row night.
 While Oregon State was taking irtersectional honors, the North vests cage slate was rather clean
 Gonzaga spoiled Whitnan's home debut with 54-37 verdict and Gen. tral Washington nipped Portland University 61-58.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-07

The National Coffee Association opened it's convention at Boca Baton, Florida, today with a speech by Vice President Alben Barkley. He discussed general business and government relations.
The Daily Alaska empire., 1949-12-07

Mink and Wols traps at Madsen's.
 65-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-25
Mems Fall Suits

Our new line Of Fall Suits ore in and right nov
they're priced for preseason selling. It's your
big opportunity to save on these brond-new
fuII-bodied worsteds,, smooth finished eoverts
oIeor-cut worsteds,, shorkskin worsteds and
unfinished worsteds And we have a beau.
tiful selection Of the Iotest Fall patterns and
shades. Stop in at The Heeht Co. NOW
TODAY for your Fall suit at woy-beow Fall
prices.
Mems Clothing Second Floor, Washington
Street Floor, strer Spring
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1949-07-25
AND z|P-L|NED COATS
Zip-Lined Coats

Here are Nationally Famous Zip-Lned Goats
but because Of the low preseason price,
we can't tell you the makers name. Choose
from oII-woo eoverts, whipcords, Bedford
cords, venetions and sheen eobordines. The
Innings which you can zip in or out in flash
ore 1OO% wool. It's the most practical, YER
sove now at this low, low price Of just $44
MEMS Clothing, Second Floor Washington
Street Floor saper Spring
Evening star., 1949-12-18
REAL ESTATE LOANS

MONEY ON SECOND TRUST - We
will buy second-trust notes. D. c.,
NATIONAL MORTGAGE & INVEST
MENT NJ .,rr.i GoRP; asPs 1912 N. Y ave. NV
TRUSTS. 1st. 2nd and 3rd; Md. Va:
D. C: wk.s service. ADAMS REALTY
co. so5 N. Y. ave NV. RE. ad. 1872
WILL BUY deferred purchase money,
second trust; reas. discounts. MR.
QUICK, ST. 5000; ewes, RA. 341s
FIRST AND SECOND TRUST LOANS
BARLOW REALTY co. Realtors
CASH lsSl fok & & and rRGsr &g Sso4Es quick
settlement: white Or colored: notes
In 3: G.. MD, and Va FULTON r
$3.50 brokers' attention.
charge for appraisals; MOORE q
HILL II GO; go & l5sh Nhrn Is. nv nr,.ss
I. iGmfH e. aooVER. sas oI. seas: RA. I assI.
FIRST TRUST LOANS on real estate;
monthly payments. p. J. WALsHE
LoaNs tNI OF u REAL ia EsTxTE. list os1S and
end trust. No red tape. Quick serv-
ice. HENRY SALUS. estab 1924.
MA. 1852 1104 Vermont ave: NV.
you are constructing
90 or more homes and want the best
nsnsins sysiabls at .rs 9we5s ,o6 cost 81
Dei%sneRiA NJ. RA1SfRB 1SfeE; REALTY co,
Mt Rainier. Nd lis
Evening star., 1949-12-18
;TRAIleRs FOR SALE

HOUSE TRAILER, ~ IT,. like new.
ing. night or day at 32s Laverne
. ave-, Alex, Va. Ov. 1924. -23
SEE THE MOST beautiful trailer
made, the Glider. model 8S, more
complete than many homes. All
Glider models bear the stamp Of ap-
proval Of Good Housekeeping. Before
buying any trailer see Dick ouirk at
COLE MOTOR b TRAILER CO..
S232 Georgia ave. 81. 1040.
1947. 81 IT., metal exte-
rior, fully equipped, b. gas, water
heater. cleo, refg; excel so eond.;
194s GLIDER, complete; cost 81, ,796;
sacrifice, $795. Apply SGT. CRAMP.
Apt. 102, 1928 Buens Vista ter. Sc.
SPORTS TRAILER, inner-spring mat
tress, sleeps two, kitchenette, water,
bottle ,s. gas Iaey steve. electric rear light.
TRAILER, 1947 Liberty, ~ IT,, good
condition, all accessories; must sell;
sacrifice. Call TO. 6297 after 2
Pm, VIM. r. NcCUILAGH. owner.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
FARMS FOR SALE

1875 ACRES, located in the Damascus egs
producer; % Owner wishes wish, hoe. to sell Iss
sto'o 81 othsr nsrn outb1dss ssnsn' cs
FRED B. ccUsHMAN. Realtor. $40
Frederick ave-, Gaithersburg. Phone
rSosUHirRY SsHirRY FARM. nr. winchester.
ss$:;; ss;F! ;.!:sass:: ss:s S!SE
vfKGINiA FL RIA FARMS, ranging from so
acres to 5000 acres In size and from
$4,000 to s5GSo89a 10000 in price; s.,TEif Thfss
Northern issTs a'I vireinis from the Tide.
within committing distance Of Wash.
ington. Cattle. dairy and genera!
purpose farms are . specially, y
you want to I've liye out Of 4, town; ..os.1s ee is
HfRsT, Annandale. Va: at the END
church 7447. Closed Sundays,
farm equip. vi. 0025.
BRANDYWINE- Small poultry farm;
l acre and modern 5-rm. and bath
HGESAS sS$SsA Piss|, 81, III ILL., T. S21R 4$l5
ORANGE co. FARM. 267 acres, 100
acres in pasture and cultivation:
dwelling Of 10 rooms, electricity;
complete set of farm buildings. On
q. s. highway No. Is. $22,500.
VIDA K. De LONG. Louisa, Va. :
BRANDYW!NE, Md acres fenced
land and lawn. shrubs; 6-room
house, elec. and phone; hen house;
on paved road; clean and new ap-
pearance. Bargain at $4.960; terms
Route SOL, near Waldorf, new bunga-
low. not quite completed; elec., fire.
place ssooss; oy Wa1dnrs Ssif ssre v,1sSs 1ana
commercial location, 5-room house,
cash. ssS '0is RobERT R1 i. iaaHi sRMfoN. phone
VI waldorf. Md. Nd Always Nv % open. NJ ''
STOCK, GRAIN ,FARM-225 a., 175
). cultiye ted, fertile, well wateredj
8-r, dwelling. bath. lights; barns and
ogtbldss;; on tar road; Cad. mail YsJ nnn! and
terms. MLIofT BRooKs. Law
Bldg, Fredericksburg, Va.
4O-ACRE FLORIDA FARM - 81
acres, fenced, In Suwannee County;
healthy place. Price, $4,000, by
owner. viii give warranted deed u
paid all cash. NE. 1885 from $3.50
TO 3 pm, Or any time Sat. or Sun
Evening star., 1949-12-18
THIS HAS NEVER
HAPPENED BEFORE
For a Limited Time Only
No Down Payment
Required on Any Lot
AT LONG BEACH

We now make 1t possible for any ap-
proved purchaser to have the lot
Of his choice at Long Beach. Pick
out any lot on the property, tell
us how much you would like to pay
per month, make one monthly pay,
ment and the lot you have planned
for is yours. All lots being offered
for sale are included in this offer;
and all the privileges and advan-
tases Of owning property at eXclu.
accumulating the substantial down
payment normally required: great
progress is steadily being made.
Come down and see this surprising
development See the new harbor
and the outstanding homes recently
constructed To inspect, drive 8
miles south Of Prince Frederick on
the soiomons island I'd. to st. Leon
ard, turn left on hard I'd. and fol-
low signs to office on Chesapeake
Bay. or write for descriptive folder,
NJ. E. ROCKHILL, INC, st. Leonard,
Md
Evening star., 1949-12-18
WATERFRONT PROP. FOR SALE

BARGAIN - Edgewater Beach. on
beautiful waterfront lot; liv. rm.. 8
bedrms., modern kit, bath, guest
house, all in Al condition. Bus
service. Priced for quick sale,
$4,000. Very easy terms. Box
Evening star., 1949-12-18
AUToMosILEs WANTED


wANTED-1o0 USED CARS, al
mands. KIRK MOTOR CO., 1000
N6Rra 81; ave s.FGTi,I nT IA 4s99 ~ al
for l week. Fords and Chevrolets
wanted. Call Ia. 1901. -21
500 AUrOS wanted this month.
"tlean cars only: extra bonus for
l owner and garage-kept cars: will
also sell your car at retail price for
$50. Don't delay. deal today. Morris
4 Hughes. 1914 Georgia ave-. NV.
OUR SALES LOT can accommodate
100 used cars; So monthly handling.
1000 Central ave. ne. HI. $3.50.
PRIVATE PARTY wants late model
conv. in trade for 1949 4-door de
luxe Chevrolet. EN-. 8545.
FAIR, HONEST APPRAlSALS on all
MskEE,SsoNTIAc. s ESEsdsoN 1884 [ st. u.w-
MORE MTi otSH casn FOR YOUR CAR. new
or used. Drive In. bring your title
and get cash; WOLFE MOTORS.
18th and & sts: NV. tx 5562
SEE Us BEFORE you SELL,
POHANKA SERVICE. INC. 1925
goth st. NV Elk. $500
PRIVATE PARTY, for cash. wants
late model, small convertible: must
BE . bargain. Call DI. 5932 after
g p,Yn,
Evening star., 1949-12-18
HAWTHORN
LOTS WANTED

WANTED-1O or more lots IN Sill
yer Spring or Bethesda area. MR.
ROBINSON, JU. 7-7117. is
LOT, suitable for building large
Fails Church area. Call Dupont
4923 after 8 pm. 1s.
LEVEL or slightly backsloping lot.
Chevy Chase, D. c.; approx, 65x
120; no deep ravines bordering. AID.
1927.
age overlooking Pot. River: please
give details. BOX 419-L, Star.
By BUILDER. in D. c. Lots or par
eel for row or low-cost Diet. houses.
Prefer NV. section or close-in ne,
1897, friendship Station, D. c.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
STATION WAGONS

CROSLEY 194s station wagon; 1st
inspection; terms and trade; only
1926. MANHATTAN AUTO d RA-
DIO. CO., Authorized Austin sales,
service, parts. Both sides Of 7th ST..
at r NV. NO: 1857. is
F1RD or! sTATtoN Eo " WAGON: ;Gs,H: l4 l947 ID! de
low mileage, orig. tires. heater; l
owner; $1.095. SH. 1852.
CHEVROLET 1912 station wagon; an
excel. buy at this special low price;
only 1895; easy terms. MANHATTAN
Austin sales, service, parts. Both
sides OF 7th st. at r NV. NO. 1867.
Evening star., 1949-12-18
LOIS FOR SALE

IaAM aSI1 a;ss visb 'ess.,Un S
oaks; city water; electric. etc: 75x
convenience. THOMAS r. HALEY.
RRSasn.,f RsalsG5 pM Nr7tAIs 7eag IN rdmoI.son
A1Afsh Fa S2HReI RtanY ta RFiee Co. AS sfe5 49,
GIVE GLEN HILLS FOR xMAslAnd
many happy years; $26 mo, immed:
avail. MARVIN SIMMONS, Rock
sHER1AN HiET st AND LAMONT SITS. NV.
Desirable corner lot. Priced to
rERFEeT Eli SsiI b5fLDfss II. GS9g SITE in are. Of
fine homes, Just OF Conn, nr. Ch.
HaIFDoaER lSG Ss HwNaH HcaE G Iors ssss e Coles
VILE, Md, with 120-foot frontage
or more on macadam in protected
"Colesville Farm Estates" subdiy-
ision; discount for cash or can be
purchased out Of ssrnIinrSVs S4pIrV S.s1tor ever D.
BRAphukY IA 81 HEIGHTS, 2 blks. OF
Alabama ave. s.e.-S lots, 20x1 90;
all utilities in; on paved street;
$4,000 for all. 3sth ST., 2 blks. Of
Pa. ave; Sc: irontns ont .ie! Fort [.d.s DAYS
sAa5Tfa s2;sI9 Each; iac. VI. $685. HARTMAN
B%TiLDERs', % ATTENTION 1mmed:
lately available. large number OF
lots with sewer and water in the
streets; streets cut to grade; close
ebxa, II Nd pasas n4s.a to .sst . Dnrcs..s on m. III
S,des Su eart c. ffrHs En- ss4s sanaas
70 O. LoTs, sos Old aeorretown I'd.
Bethesda; all utilities. financing
sHarH REAL ss sRf sefn sseS ss DJ 1f1G sSss
IxRak sEss;i 81; si-2SsE 2sS2; LOT, 2 mi. Silver
Spring shopping center; S1'7bo.
silver SH ESP ssrrnMa AREA trore.t ol.n|.
eight lots; gates and ssSrE ssssIsEe Ssnt sys,i
cHEvfsIY, III; Es1SYl MD.-A beautiful lcc.-
tion for your home; 1900 block *
iaslsTem.Sss ShsysTz aSs rIss lets $685. a.
saEkMAH afas; Pp: AN1 a6SG.A lamont SITS. Nv.
-Desirable corner lot. Priced TO
BiEsT1HEs1A, Lone Oak drmIots 80.
81. An utils:: 75x200, zoe 50. 1T.
FIRST COMMERCIAL. ideal location.
1900 block Of Bladensburg I'd. ne.
This approx. 10000 50. IT. can be
bought right. Call r. g.: DUNNE,
Ho, 070o, Eyes; Eaae and sun" MI
TWO LOTS zoped for apt, 1915 a4d
1917 v st. s.e.; $1,000 eacn. ~
Al 1;ssHSi sMxhYLANp UNIVERSITY, suit
able for ramblers: all utilities ~.
Priced low, long easy terms. AT
cHEVY levy CHASE SECTION. OF Conn:
ave-, 2 lots: s5xsIo each: $500 xill
handle, or take car In trade, Or pay
TU. O48s or EN-, 9S48.
ARLINGTON (2A( lots for colored
duplex" (2-family houses. Close
in, near Pentagon Bldg; 300.
BOWERS, 1873 Eye NV. RE. 2O29.
GIVE LOTS FOR xMAs-Three Ak
10l adjoining lots, $500 each; $50
down, bal. mo. All are wooded and
near busline in Cabin John. Elec.
and water available. MRS. BUR
CESS. Realtor. 6109 Broad st. WI
1853
CHEVY CHASE, d. C.-Drive / blk
east Of Conn. ave. on FeSsenden to
34th st. to our sign.) Large rambler
and homesites; rep. on grounds, IL
to B pm. Ewes, phone Gil. 24OO,
SHAPIRO, INC, ME. 1717, 30